La Grande evening observer., April 10, 1928, Image 2

Tuesday, April 10,1928
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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rThe New
Slenderette
Silk Hose
with
pointed heel
$2.00
IM-prodable
Value
HILL'S
(Jualiir
Del Allen Wins
Decision In Go
f In Astoria, Ore.
?t APTOIUA. Ore., Apr. 1 AP)
IM Allen. I -a Crande aelterweight,
s r!'-d a dtf.slon over Kay Wheel-
i f -mreiew. in their eight -round
) j re last nignt. noy iiin, .r-
lurt:i elir.ight, knocked out
' VotniT flrpo, Hows. Ida., In the
7 fourth uf ihlr eight-round bout.
Payne And Gatuzzi .
Are In Close Race
J HAVRE, Okla.. Apr. 10 (AP)
A trk of about (0 milr to 'lm
ion today furnished an eaartittg
test for the runners and wu)k-rs
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j r M. J. GOSS
I Adams & Fir ' :
OAKS TRIM STARS
IN PLAY-OFF, 6-1
Big Leagues Face Rainy
enther Beavers Bat
High During Week
lnHflc Coa-4 Isttsur Ktandinr
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San Franciwro ,
Hollywood
Snernnicnto
Im Anpele ...
Port kind
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ll the Vorlleri pm
Httperhiiive hurling hy Hob Hasty
r.irri'il oukland to a Mix to one win
over ihe- Hollywood 8lr In a play
off of Sun.ii. t-a tie. Hasty he!
the Stars to Mven scattered hits and
sent seven of them liark to the
hew-h on strikes. Itatteri: Shel
lenfeth, Hhodew And A new; Hasty
ind ICd.
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WAfSHINVrroN. Apr. 10. f ATM
A mixture of ruin, sleet and snow
greeted it tea I tan "early today and
mad doubtful ihe chances of the
Amrif-rn league opener pelting
the rros -country marathon.
with Andrew Payne of t'larcmere.
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predated for leadership hy
Peter Garuuu, of Southampton.
Kngland. . ,
Gavuzxi perforfnancv ysterday
in h-adfnir th field of 2 over the
5J.2 ,nitle route from Teiohi In 4:
4 J.: SO irave him an etaped lime' of
;'2J;&7 0 bnty a little mor than
an hour h- low I'ayne'i mark. The
(klnhoman fininheU ninth in 6;0J;.
Xu. ttivinc hint an- iapael time of
2:6:33:;. for the !.3S. mllea
from Im AnireleK Allan Ourrier.
; rant ft Poam. dm. finished -in
claimed time of t4:$:tl.
JVVyiiiililiil
FISHING
SEASON
V0U "old-timers" going over
your outfits, or !eginners just
assembling an outfit will find
everything you need here at this
store. Proven qualities moder
ate prices.
April 15
Next SUNDA Y
is the Day
JACK ALLEN SUPPLY CO.
under wrajr hetw-ern Wn.htnBtnn.and
ltoton.
BKAVFItK A BO VR.. Salt
With the fin nk nf the Pa
elflo i'oa iMiur (mmii finished.
(Portland's Imltiha. arerSKew include
;t shore . and one at exactly
)?
The average follow:
leaver Hatlittr .rerac
AB II
Johnson t 4
KeBo .'..!
Ainrr.lth ll 5
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French . .
Ijellorv'u
Tomlln ....
Knot he
Smllh .
Veke .
Ik.yi ....
Ule-oe -I'ftnder
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How
Ik Ita'i It1 IvfMhHl
A Io- Anele, 4 rme,. Port-
land J same.
MunM.n.afkiA . v, . . .
unrmnienio fntmew. JHlefilofl
i Icsmex.
At Oakland I rmc. flollywood
At Kan Franciero ontN. Seattle
1 Kxme.
U here-the-Trwm. Plar ThU Wcrk
'ortiand at Oakland.
Jenitle at SaerMmerrto.
San Fnirrctro at MI?ctlAn.
Ia Anselea at Hollywood.
La Grande High
lo Participate
In State Meet
ORKfiOM STATE COIJ.EdK.
forrallia Apr. 10 Entries for the
second annual Oreieon state Inters
xfholsrtic Irsck snd field meet at '
I'orvsllIK Msr 1J have now mount-
ed to Jl high high srhools. Thess
Include Waxhlmnon. Koosevell. f
lleneon. Uncoln. and Jefferwi al
If Portland: Milwaukee. (Irani
I'ai. Krho. Went Linn, fulrer.
Astoria, llend. I nlon. Kuirene, Mill
f"lt-. J Crande, Forest irove.
Ileavcrlon. Mud rain. Silrerton. '
North Hend, Salem, and Marsh-
field. I
Itepon comin in from lh dlf-
lerent nirn acnooi roucnea
hrouirhoiit the state make men-
lion of the keen inter tv-ine;
shown In InterecholaMic track this
year. Although weather conditions
have been aomewhat afrainat early
neason training the boys have been ,
getting in plenty of work and some j
new records are expected at thlftj.
ar's meet.
Word haa Keen receirel from
some of the high school principals j
mat ineir ecnooM are unanie to
enter a team as they have no track !
available; Officials heie want prln-
ft pa l a who are handicapped furl
ck of nroner tmininir facilitloM '
to keep In mind the different fiMd
event and long distance races
where a cinder track would not K
be required lo train on. A good j
jumper, weight nijnjjarf I
runaer ma be overlooked, spoo '
sors of the meet here want tnvV
turnout te be aa rpresenutttve 'of j
the stat aa possible.
All the events; last . year were i
rlo-ly contested and th men'
placing were from all corners of
he su.tr.
TUwt year la Grande was among
th leading teams in the. state
track meet, finishing with 13 H
points, and one first place, ftmutx
winning the 4 4 -yard dash.
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Pendleton High
Seniors Winners
Of Class Event
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rEMrH.KTfN. Ore.. Apr.
The Pendleton hiffh school wen-
lor emm took the annual meet
Haturda- on the Hound.l'p
prouod.v with S points, hot had a
real atriifnriA who tne Konhomorea
who finUheil aexond with &2 1-1
markeni. The Juniors were
poor third with IS and a half and
the Kreatiltien trailed tut all freh-
men should with t point:
Lock of the Hophoinorea rontped
off with three first places while
Kloatlte, Temple and Penland
took two each. Klnr of Cho- Juni
ors' had at husy atemoon. piscine
In tdT event
Th sommarjr:
Mile run Kloathe s.. PePrw
(Po.K RuMe IJ.l. Ot IV.)
Broad Jump Lock (Ho. . John-
f J. I enlana t Kmc tJ.,.
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w I lira rttm-r nxiiim t.-. f.
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Tvrew (Ko.K McTormlck S.). 1
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(K.. reej mcnes.
! """- Fmf w i. Moyer
t.r. ronm tw.r. irituniwii
Klnf J lied for fourth. 1 fet-
f 440 Yard lh Huckstep 0 ).
IfalTerson (d.l. Wder (Rl. Kin
4.IJ.K if seconds.
. I5 Tard lllirh Kurdle Po
land If. I. Ouyll lHo.). Cronin S..
iJeWltde, J.K !. seconda.
I Javelin Temple fSo.). Halrer
o 4A, ah ., Schannep
HO.. IJI feet t 1-S Inches,
JJ Tard flash l.nek .).
1'enliirvl .r. Johneon- JI, I m-
harsef P.. 15. sec.
1 Polo Vaatt Carden ., Poole
(fo.. Temple K. II. Wroftle
ISO. I. V ft. In.
Shot Moyef J.). Erwin (8.1.
Klne IJ.l. Schannep ISO.). J4
feet, t inches.
J2 Yard Low Hur.ne Prnlond
8-. (lint (J.). Krwln (S.). Kldtr
(S.I. S aorona.
. ! Tard lslt Luck (So.).
Kinr (P.). Johnson (J.), I mlwr-
er (K., II seconds.
Relay Sophomores Luck.
Cuyll, Temple. Kink. " (
Krench endlv ehould hm plnntedr, hltumlnmj Pnai OJ lh
enriy i pr-. oik phuh iv ""
fall. The birrier the root the hel
sr tha heada which may e cut
next winter.
If
THYE VICTOR
OVER WARNER
OF NEBRASKA
WAI.1.A WAI.I.A. Wah.. Apr. I
AP Ted Thy of Portland sue
eetutfuHy upheld hia claim, to tho
light heavyweiarht wreatllna; cham
pion here laat night hen be won
two of three full from Kudr
; Warner of Omaha, Neb., the ctaal
lenrT.
The match was fousrfl. ttl men
almo.ft cominir to blows aeeral
dine. Warwr won the flrrt fan
in with a, body acbtsorir and
pin held. Thy took the aeroo la
&:4K by clamping- on a reTetve
wriMlock and took th third the
Maine; way one nnnuio alter enter- j
Commission Will
Approve Match
NEW VORK, Apr. 1 4AV)
The New York state athletic com
mission today announced it wouid
approve the Gene TtinaeyVflom
Hr-cney haryweigat title match aa
iwun aa the con tracts of tha two
fia;hlera haa been placed betore It
hy Tex Kirkard.
t.AsOl.INK Kl'HHTtTlTK
PKItNAAtltrco tAI'l Gasoline
sut1ttijies havo become popular In
Kraail. stiles of "ukx." compose-i
of alcohol, ether padv castor oil,
havimr frown to IS per cent thosa
of fru-sohnp. Alcohol producers are
plannina; to Introduce still aoother
dUhfftittlte.
CHKAP SKKI TRK-VrMKVT-
WASHINGTON (AP) For five
renti an acre, r. A. G, Jotraeon.
federal ccrenl patholoait declares,
farmera In te central portion f
the corn belt can treat theli aeel
corn with a chemical dn-ftt that will
larr'y prevent Kwwea caused by
si-d-lKrne . atedllne bflirht orjran
if.mn and increaae their ield from
I to 12 htmheTs un acre.
CAN AHA BfTS 1. K COASt
Nearly SS'.f of Canada's coal la
hoiiKht in the L'nited : Ptatej, ac-
cordint? to rwuM of the depart-.
ment of commerce fofils27. The
IMmlnlnn tmrtArlcrl l! i?IJ Mm
Pnlted States furnished more than
lri.aftrt.eae tons, and ),efia,l tone
.,f anthracite, of-whlcb t.4S.S;5
tons came from this reentry.
von
a
for pleasure
AT THE H
Fast Action In
New Western
At The Star
. ,
A tth-rinc drama of Intrlffw and
subtla match in r of
wlta and physical strenirth, and an
exhibition of superb horsemanship
and da fin it feats never before
equalled, on the sere!, are prom
ised the audience that will aee Tom
Tyler's latest western drama. "The
ferokee KM." today and Wed
nesday at the Star tlteau-r.
Tom Tyler, the handsomest of
wesU rn aces, haa narer had a, bet
ter opportunity to show hie match
leas) skill in rldlns. high jumping,
difficult trick mounts oiW danger-
oue t unt than in this thrilltnff
story or xne mountain ranch coun -
try, frtraed amidst the scenic Jtran -
deur of the tfa Jacinto mountains.
ine ffnost or an Old feud rlfl.s
up to cant suspicion- oa the hero.
HiH Iuncan, when hn arrives back
In the count r of hut boyhood the
nlarht the old rancher la murdered
mysteriously from amubush. The
manner in which he ciara himself
and bring, the real villain to jus
tice to ajonr succession of breath
taklnr episodes.
HeauUful flharcm I.ynn plays the
lead opposite Tyler and rkles her
black and white horse magnificently.-
The wonderful ridine done
hy little Jimmy Van Horn on his
Shetland ' pony will delight the
children and amaxe the crown ops.
, WalTy. Wales la appeartnr on the
same ftrogram In"Whlle Pebbles",
a- picture contulninf a lot of
lauffhs and pknty of excitement. .
Circus Goes To
War In
New "Tillie" .
IJona. clown a. elephants, acro
bat, axe throwers and all the gay
panoply Of the clrcua are oppear
Ina at the Arcade theater ' today
and Wednesday in Al Christie's tr'
mendoud new production of clr
cusee and wars. - "Tillie's Punc
tured Ho ma nee." For this it th
one elrcu in the worhl that wouM
ever think of jrolnff tb France to
entertain the A.K.F. With the
smoke
-rand that's what made
this cigarette famous
join the happy company
of smokers who are set
ting complete enjoyment
from smoking
Camels
Today, as for many years, Camels lead by
billions and they keep right on growing
itininnaster. V. C. Fields and the
owner, ('heater Conk I in. and Til lie
heotelf, leOuiae Kaaenda, all the
brlprht and colorful people under
it he biff top ore convoyed acroa
1 where thev ret caueht in a draft
(which blows them Into the wronff
(army.
Th?ae three are not all. for
there is hiir Mack Hwain. who lohea
his tfirl at the rtrowberry .festival!
because she falls in love with the
Uon tamer In the clrcu. Jori
Hill and Grant Withers, young: and
handsome Circus lovers who are
partly responsible for the defjuted
condition of Tillle's pscudo ro-'
mance. carrying the romantic end.
Tarn Kennedy, the blr boss can
rasman of the circus playa the purl
of a henchman to W. C. Fields, the
rlnannatiter, and the strong woman
& nono other
than the rotunti
L'nlU rt.iatha fiVl.ll
iuaK. I on don
j nnje a trrlfylntf introduction to
, hfl rirriM whwl. In the part of
tn4, &Xe, Grower, he scurfs his wifr-
out of her pink tirhts. which are
promptly put on Tllllei and Tlllle
promptly put In front of the board
into which the hie brute sinks hie
flying axes.
"Tillle's Punctured Itomanco
was directed by that popular
young maestro, of comedy, Kddio
Sutherland, from a scenario hy
Monte Briee. - It Is Al Ohristie'H
first big feature for Paramount.
That am-itrnp ami Interest In e
film "Irt.otie .Miles. With I-Ind- )
tiergh. la also being presented on
the same program.
PfMaASn WANTS AfR ItOlTFS
HF.U.NCFOrtS ( AP) The Fin-!
rtlhh diet baa been aked to up -
propriate an addition 1 2. 500. nun
marks, or about J31 j.o'.o, for next
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker Slate Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Wanted!
Unused tire
mileage!
Used tires with unuMd
mileage in them And
a regular market here.
You can get new tires
without losing a penny'
worth of mileage, by
trading in your old tires
on new Goodrich Silvef
towns.
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FUHNITURE CO.. Inc.
Main 770
yp-ur's air budt to establish one
foreign and three inland air Une
in Finland, Four n-w planes und
other -equipment will he needed.
j
t People
' naturally
who
lurk
have no
interest.
principle