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Saturday, April 7, 1928. - Paw Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER A V i ill I! .'J '3 On your feet all day tang in comfort with Enna Jettie ks The Health Shoe for women Drpnulable . Valnaa HILL'S lriJablc totality i SS-SIS!. Oregon Rank Is Second In Use Of Forest Area 1 (io'iltl and It Kid. Oregon rank second and Wash-! lav Keel heHted Willie Isl ington fifth in th recreation use dolph In a fairly light pitching i.iudc of the national forests, ac- battle, and tht. He not or again de er .'''.nit ( lis' Just limned by the failed the MiSHlona. 3-1. Hparkling t .sr -rviee forth" I M national fielding saved the Holon hurler on uvih of the raited Slate :everal occasions. Halteries: I.u- , The relative rank In- the- unn of dolph, KVkrt und WhMney; Kcefe all national forest, for recreation for 102T. show th follow in ir or der: California,. Oregon. Colorado. Arixotia and Washington. Karh of these atate ataowa over a million YlHitora. The) forest service data are tho best eat 1 mates pOMMbta for I hem to secure and visitor ari llHted under such headling as hotel and resort guests, camperst picnickers. nummer home.' leaeeea ami jfllemH . TlivT. . "''' hlt """p on flner nn.l ,,eet toniKht for the title. T h TtT frenrn., to l.renk punlxhlmr hol.l-. Vl.nna Htopped the meteorle rlee lion ued whether by automobile. nn KnrIull,.k llllMnplwl to,of Cll Ky Iast Illfl rail roa.1 trolley, or an fool. Nat- l(,nvi, , a ,o(.u, fuvorltP ollt .wlnnll)lf ovr lh, mlln,aie iJ tlrally, Ih. law majority eojne by of t(p rtng r, w p.ttttor, A ,Hlrt IniIlut ,nliWoil ' were I r Or lilt? m- it km n iupum In which there Is a total- of If-3 national forests, the estimated total- number Of visitors for 11:? was 18,623,860. Of these. California reports 7, 044,618; Oregon J.&u4.0i; Colo rado 2.103.173: Arhiono, I.203.I6!!;' figures apply only to milnttiil forest areas. - Tim two national fo rents of Alus ka report 4&.6&0, of which 10.000 wer trawling In automobiles and St. ion on root. nrw nnowvF.ir li. !,ONOVIKW. Wash.. Apr. T (AP) Kobert Miller, 10, of Kalama was drowned In the Coluihhla river inte yeKteriny when he and his brother fell from a raft on which they hud been playing. The brother Ken- neth, years old, whs resuscitated by fle Kalama) firemen. i i. ,., . 5 There Ih nothing new under tho .sun. Kvert the excuse have all been Invented. for one tmxG -they're mild-, AMD WHAT'S MORL-TfV SATISFY Ueenr a Mrou Toaaeeo Co. I Angels Even Up ! The Count With i Beaver Team, 7-3 I'ttrlfic Count Ntamllnjr W. I.. I'd Hollywood HucrutlH-nlii Hun Knindsoo' rortlfinrl 1.01 AnKi-l'K .MiHrilon Ouklunil S.:illlc 4 4 t 2 inn (i 1000 1000 .6110 .500 .000 .won .0011 ll- tlu Amm-.Ui1 PnW A four-run rally In the seventh enabled J.oh Angeles to even up the series with Portland. th An gels taking the game 7-3. Mchitl- meiieh hit for Him circuit. Mat tel ies: Verkes, Wctsei, Warliop amt Alnmutth, Weather-shy niMt Kandheig. r((,r.(h jmjht victory over Seattle, jwliulinir four Indian hurlcrs for a 1C-7 win. Thuraton went the route? for th Heal, although hit fredy. lotteries: House, ;. ' WIIhoiv. .Vance. Hunserl, ami Parker; Thurston and Kprlnu. ' r I Hollywood sewed up tho series , (with tin Oaks by attain taking tht champions Into (amp this time by ju 6-2 wore. Wm unl Kerr, Hol- lywood infielder. collected wvn bit kiwwn them. Hatleries: Mr- . 'alii and Agnew: 'ooper. Crajr- ;nnd Koehler. Al Karasiek Winn Punishing Match- Mi:iIOl:l, Ore.. Apr. 7 (AP) Al Knronlek. threw Hull .Montana of I. os Angeles- her lual night in a rough wrestling match, hefon" J record crowd, many being un- hl , , ,.,,,, ,..K rnme to hi reaeue nnd held him on the ro.a. The .lerl.llntf fall was made when Karnlck picked , up Monlnna and hurled him to the 'mnt, falling heavily tion him. It Wits Announced that Karasiek would wrestle Snm Clapham hern April 20. In a preliminary, Tex Torler, UTiwim i arm. i in- iwo uinu mi rnvn ! other and nesides, pulled hair. Boy's Chum Gives 1im'o ir))eiilirntiri I' wm ,w- a wovr tv wrww I.OH ANflKLKH, Apr.' 7. (AIM- The story told by small chum of , 0-year-old Walter Collins of a short i Lloyd's dispatch from Yokohama dirty he-whlskered mnn who In- says that fears ure entertained for o.ulred his way tu the Col Unit home) the safety of the Hritiidi motor was relied upon hy police today i vessel AHlatic prince five days s their strongest clue In the sup-overdue from New York, .posed kidnaping of the boy. (The Asiatic I'rlnce, 5.S74 tons, 1 That short, be-whlskered man, 'and carrying a gt-nerul cargo. Walter's playmate, 13-year-old sailed from New York on Ken. l!4 'j.loyd Tutor, said resembled one of and from Newport News on March the tvvn suspected former convicts 2. She touched at Halboa and Sau whom the police are seeking In Pedro. Killing from Han Pedro on (rnnnectlou with the case. .March 17 for Yokohama.) fT cL N 0 MILD enough for anyone's taste, milder in fuel Ihun must cigarettes out! yet, they do what you Ve always wanted a cigarette to tlu Tutrr SATISFY l Cehesterfdeild CIGARETTES Both Pleased With 1928 Giants :; : . f Sok. Rare r John MtGraw. Icfr. and Travis Jaclmnn. manager and rap Iain. Tpei-tlvly. of ! Naw Vorli r.lanln and they look quite happy. You'd think that alitCraw would l worried,, not (tuvlnR Roera llornnby on hut team tht year, but he expevti to get alone very well with InAelder Andy Cohen and Catcher prank lloitaiv Both MtOraw and Javkeon look for (ha f.ianta lobe In the pennant Uglit thin season. WEST, SOUTH IN LEAD IN V. S. HOOP TOURNEY rilU'AfiO. Apr. 1 AP The rtnrinmtl lnlirrlioliiHi Id hntfLef h.tlt Ichuiimlomdiin for will ko to team from fither the south or 'inlddleMrest. fc ! This Mm iftstired today when . f'anton, III., 'drew (Irand Korks. S. It., anil Ashland. Kv.. drew Vienna, (la,. In the seinl finals of I the rnivendty of Chicago's nation- . !... , '. The winners- will Omml Forka to noae ont Alexun drlo, lea.. '11-11. Ann land had an easy time btaiing .Morris, Ala., 30-16, und Canton's nJow-brenking offense dlKposed to SI. (leOrge, I'tah, 21-17. The conNOlatlon flight alo j,down to the wml-flnal round, with three eaMteru and one inJd-westerii train hiIII In the running. Wheel and Wilmington. X. i. fare pairel In one game and Anugu tuck. Conn., and Knglewood Chi cago In the other. TKAIt-V HKIJI POIt SHIP LONDON. Apr. 7 (AP) A r ti mi umxn i Mi. S . .. m. an:,UiInci Political Storm In Chicago Near An End Today flllrAOO, Apr. 7 (AT) Cliira KO votera toiluy iruve thlr ean a reet anil- utleniptfil to- Ket their harlnifH in tin- politlrnt titorm whieli hae rafreil here for nevertil wr-eka while enilitlone of two op- iposinif repuhllcan factions sought nomination In thr HtatP' wide prl- mary eieouoim ne-xi Tuesday. .eading candidatiHi on both the I.o wdeti - Deneen a nd' Th om pKon Small slates delivered virtually the last word us the active campaign closed In Chicago. Secretary of State Kmuierson. who opponed Gov. Small, seeking renomlnatlon for a third term, has left Chicago and was scheduled to make ad dresses In Champaign and I'rbana. today. Frank I.. Smith . appealed to voters In Cicero to "stand by and stund up for republicanism. " He jmld: "When I refused to resign as Kenaror I knew I wn Inviting per 'Kfinul grief. Hut I wanted to he fair to the people that honored : me,' .iayor i nompson reiterated his j statement that he ''would iterious 1 ly contdder resigning If HwuiiMon I Is elected." TWO BOYS IltOYKl - PORTI,ANI, Ore.. Apr-.7. (AP) Playing on a raft In a pond In .Mock's Kottom on the outskirts of Portland yesterday, Dewayne Kay Cochrane. 1 1, ami Wayne Itishop. 12, were drowned. Some men can make a dollar o a long wiiy, but they can't buy reserved seat In heaven with it. I"1! T I I Are Competing In Annual Meet With the weather fair today, the freshmen, sophomore, juniors and seniors htl- rivhtlntr f.,r local I rack land fi'ld supremacy this afternoon ut the hiKh school athletic IUM. 'I'he meet was to start at 1:30 o'rlock this afternoon with n 14 event scheduled to he run off. Tfiis meet will not only decide the clans chaniilonnhip In 1j Urupde high hut will also give the couch a line on the member of th ti-ams undt-r actual compel! f Hon. , I Tlie Tigers first irnvrsrholantie Itiifct u'HI luku hivrn nt-xi Slit. Iiirday afternovn when I'nton. Wal lowa, Knti-riiriM and I. a Grande will compete In a duul-coiinty con- ;ts. The Tigers, with much material remaining from limt year's champ iimship team. Is already n favorite to win. California Crew Wins In Seattle By Half Length I SKATTrM-:. Apr. 7 (AP) The j Pacific coast conference rowing title today securely rested from the J heads of the varsity crew of th L'titversity of California after they ! successfully defended the chain -I ptonship yesterday against the University O! Washington, when. with a mighty reserve of power, they flashed acro.is the finish line a, three-mili1 race half, a length I ahead. A choppy lake and stiff head wind tended tof slow down the time, th- Hears ciowslng the, line In 1 nitutes la. 2 seconds or I two minute .Bid I 4.2 seconds slow . than the course record. ! Washington captured the other !two races, the freshmen hy 2 j lengths in 12 minutes 6 seconds iand the junior varsity by eight ! lengths In i::2.2. Tho freshmen j rowed tw o mites and the Juniors ithe sniiie as the feature event. Towmend Defea Marcus, Portland VAXcorVBIl. H. C. Apr. 7 (AP) f Concentrating on a left hand at tack and keeping away from every ' thing with a sleep label attached 'thereto, lillty" Townsend boxed his i way to u ten-round decision over jJoe MuiTiis of Portland in the fea ture event at the arena here last night. Kach boy weighed . 1 3 1 14 pounds. Al Oracio of Spokane nnd (Johnny Tram hit us of Seattle bat it led through ten vicious rounds to ,an even break. j Nohody likes to face the music .when he's singing his own praise. Mmmm nimituni We Lead in GMmiYalui Use Our Service and Save Money COME here for tire inspec tion, wheel alignment, tire repairing, brake testing, gas, oil, greasing and crankcase service and complete battery service. We save you money and serve you better. Trade in your old tires on a new set. We will give you a liberal allowance. PERKINS MOTOR Corner Kit and Adams Real Cock-Eye r Ball playera call left-handed pitch a "cock-eye" and also hang the same name on hurlerg who wear spectacle!. If Pete Tray nor, ihown here, makes good with the Boston Red Soj, he will he the only double cock-eye In baseball. lie "wears glasses anf throws left-hander). Cuts Down Lead Of A. Souminen OUOOM, Tex.. Apr. 7 ( A P Adapting themselves to the low temperatures encountered In the Panhandle, leaders in the cross country marathon used the thirty fourth lap to reduce the margin of Arnc Huoiuinen of Detroit. ONI Wanttinen. KC. pound Fin nish entry from New York, led the XH remaining contestants In the 4u.fl-mile lap from Amaraillo yes terday In 5 hours and ,6ti minutes. This allowed him to jump from tenth to sixth placo in elapsed time. He has covered the l.229.tf miles from I. oh Angeles in 230:14: 17. Suomlnen. who occupies first place. In elapsed time with 2a 4: 10:14. finished eleventh. Today's schedule calls for a 36 mile trek northeast to Mclean, the thirty-fifth control point. Allan Currier, Grants Pass, Ore., finished In 9:2:31 and 270:20:41 elapsed time. STKAAIKlt IMSm.KI SAN FRANCISCO, Apr. 7. (AP) Disabled 20 miles from San Fran cisco, the McCormiok Lumber steamer Wallingfnrd sent a wire less request for help this morning. Two lugs went out to tow the ves sel into port. Weather and sea were culm and no danger was an ticipated. -X, . Night and Day i mm i I I I ! v m n , BIG SALE ' Two Carloads Kroehler Davenports CARR FURNITURE CO, ,Nt Eastern Orefi:on's Largest Home Furnishers SI IVS WMttKAMS The National Uroadcasting com pany program for Sunday nichl follows: 11:30. symphony hour; U, Atwater-Kent program. KOO Oakland (34.4m-7HOkc) C:30, N. II. C; 7:3:., First M. K. church: fl. N. H. C. KO v Portland ( tfl 1 m-Cl Oke) 8:3n, X. II. C; ,7:30, piano pro gram; 8. conceit: 'J, S, II. C.; :3u. the Oregnnlans: lo, little symphony orchestra. KF1 lVs Angeles (Jiift.Sm C40kc) :30, N. B. .: 7:3, vari eties: 8. organ recital; 0. studio program: 0:30, violin and piano; 10, orchestra. . KJIl Seattle ( 348.finv.8tiOkc ) R:10, ninslcal program; 7: Ifi, or gan recital;- 7:30, First M. K. church; U. trio. i KPO San Francisco r422.3m 710kc) B:30, X. li. C.; 7:30. or gan recital; 8:30, concert orches tra: o, x. n. c KFWTI Hollywood (3.r2.7m 850kc) 7, musical program; 8 light opera hour; 0:10, orchestra. KTF1I Ixis Angeles (275.1m 1 090 kc) . vesper service; 7: 1 r. Church of the Open Door; 9: 1 5, church quartet. - KPRC San Francisco (4(14. 3m 6;0kc) . Dr. Morrison: :30. con cert orchestra; 8:30, song recital; 0 to 12. orchestra. KYA San Francisco ,3ii1.2m JJ30kc) fi. Dr. Clampett; 7:3, M. K. church. -" KIIQ Spokane C. concert: K:30, (370.2n,-810ke Church of tho 9:30, HiSA pro Truth: 9. X. B. C; gram. KO.MO Seattle (30Um-07fikc) musical program; tl:30, X. B. .; H. Christian Science services; 0, X. V.. c.; ii:30, musical program. 'KO A Spokane ( 2fi0.7m-U ."JOkc) 7:30. Presbyterian church. KFOA Seattle (447.5m-r.70ke) 0:30 to 7:30, nnd 0 to 9:30. X. H. C. KKX Portland (277. Om 1080kc) 6. dinner concert; 7. Cath olic, lecture; ft, Presbyterian church; 8:30, Col. llotchkiss; 9. IRSA program. KOIX Portland (3l9m-940kc) THESE low prices include our com plete service removing old tires, mounting new tires, regular inspection and inflation service. We are anxious to do your tire work do it right so that you will get all the extra miles built in to these wonderful tires by Firestone methods. Come in now and replace your worn tires at these low prices. Other sizes priced proportionately low. Tire Sen ice (!, pipe fn iiiin: 7. ciincert nrcheatra: X. chriMiiin Si-lenc-e rhureh: $, mu. Klcil comedy hour. Monday1 s ri tor; HAMS Mil' 8, symphoiiists; 0, The nminders: 0:3o, Flak program; 10 to II, ilroadway and Houlevards. ( Kin- 0:35, fieneral Kleetrie program. KO.MO fi, varied program; ft, X. li, H to 12. musical , pro', gram: 12 to 12:30, theater pro- gram, KFT fi phoitette; phoiietle. male quartet; 7, nym 8, X. It. C; 10, sym- ( KKX fi:30, children's hour; 7, sludlo prngrsm; Anisic; 10, -Monday review. . " " KPO , dinner .music; 7. vio lin recital; 7:20, hook review; 8, X. P.. C; 10 to 12, variety, pro gram. , KHQ 1. concert orchestra; fl:30 'organ recital; 8. X. R. f.;., 10:30 to 12, Spokane Coyotes. . Ki-rcC :30. dinner concert; 8, Itlue Monday Jamboree; 10 to 12, orchestra. I KYA 8, artists program;' 9. va riety program; 10 to 12, orches tra. KJR-v-t!:30, dinner concert; 7:30, pinao and violin; 8:3o. male quar tet; J::u, baritone; JO to 11, dance orchestra. KKW1! fi. quintet; 0:30, enter tainers: 7. courtesy and musical program: 8. popular songs; 9, bari tone trio: lo to II, orchestra.: i KfJA i. varied program; 7 to 10. studio program; 10 to 12, dance music. KOIN 'I, pipe organ; 7:15, or chestra; 8. --entertainers; 8:30, studio program: 9. Apostolic Faith mission; 10 to 11:30, dunce hand. KFoA !:30, studio program; 8, X. li. .: 9. organ recital; 10:30 to 12. Spokane Coyrttes. KOW 0. Home; Warmers;. 7, The Oregonlans; 8, X. R. C.' KTRI 8. Easter cantata "Olnry of the Kessurectlon"; 9. old hymns. MORTARS rXHIRT HY WATKR vU STIN, Texas (AP) Fears of contractors that . the frequently high chemical conient of various water supplies in Texas was dam aging to their concrete mixtures have been proved unfounded by a three-year study conducted at the University of Texas. It's all right to make hay while the sun sljincs, but that Is no rea son why you should loaf when It rains. tamable aT tot orisimimi CO. Plione Main 500 t
