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Wednesday, April 11, 1928
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The New
Slenderette
Silk Hose
with
pointed heel
$2.00
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Value
Quality
Oregon Man 20th
In Pyle's Cross
Country Derby
rU.VTO. Okhu Apr. II (AP)
- ' " hj j-nkil u-ek from Sayro
s,y J t the tatu of An-
lLr mm4 Peter Caruzxl In
taw ottj ws!rr marathon. these
tariW irfiirr kid Ji-mll Jaunt
c Ir-dtr' Htri lo f siftiv-r tMt their
rTu- fci2 from Ciare-
swr. oajl, rrtaied ht leader
jl, r cwreftAC 'h mil ye
y la a ca4 beat with Gavuazl
za .U:4. Tibia gave th- Okia
kraa aj fUpiMl tint of Z24:ti:
IT for th UK mil- from l j
Angi. Gavuzzi. Southampton,
fc.ng.. mi try. held second ptac with
a total of 2S:10:2. Kighty-two
nmners and walkers remain In the.
rar to New York.
' Allan Currier. Cranio Pas, Ore.,
finished yewterday' run In 9:60:2$,
total 304:44:60. rank twentieth.
Paul Hrnlth, Gale. Ore., finished
In 1it:13:&, total 312:4;02 ranks
twenty-third. ,
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J I SCHOOL placed won I
f I dm lOO of la frad
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f I wriufaxovrxeE success
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Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Fish
WATCH our Thursday
Ad for the biggest
catch of the season
W. K. GILBERT CO.
A foimolldallan of
The Ore loo Hardware and V. U Ully
IN THE F. L, LILLY ROOM
On Adam
PORTLAND TAKES
OAKLAND, 7 TO 6
Eighth-Inning Rally Falls
Short Angels Shut Out
Hollywood Team
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Oakland' etirht.lnninr rally net- nr: 1:1. orrheMia: , intt-
llf rour run fol juat on ahorth- program: . Hmaaitan tro.
of tying- th wore, and Portland I KFIIm Angeles 44.tm-44-
wrkr off with the aerie opener iw"ei; acuuio
;-. Itaiterie: t'renrh. Warkon ' P'ognm; concert orrheaira: .
nnd Heito; fooper and HooL w -
HinKl'-a ly Jolley and MbiKktnl KG A Hpokane (2u.7in-l Skr
pac-h drlvinjf In a run In th fir-t prorram: T, music: t:S
inninit w-r the only arorea regU-M" AH: l to it. danrV muaic.
t-red In the KeaU-Miwtiona game, j K HQ Hpokan 37e.Sm-a)kr)
the fe-al. wlnninv t-k. UltrhIH
ki-pt the fie I In' nine hit well sr al
t- r .. Hatterlca: Mitrhell.
and
Sprlnx: Hughe and Baldwin.
AajcpU H'la .
Relieving Weatherftby In the
third when th Ixm Ang-elea south
paw developed a atreak of wild
newi. Oabler, I-year-old 'Ane
rookie, ahut out Hollywood .with
five hit for. the r-at Of the con-
teat, and 1st An! took this
finrt ffamo of the aerie J-3. Hat-
teriea: Waiherahy. r and
Handherw: Kullerton and Agnew.
Heltlng two rWattl hurlera for
nine run In th fourth and fifth
innlnga, Karrarnento (coaated to a
10-1 victory over the -Indiana.
Karhac held the Northerner safe
until forred to retire with an In
jured hand- Batterlea: Hoitae,
Hunwrl, Teachout and Parker;
Hachar. Vmri and Koehler.
Swimmer Sets New
MVIIUUI unit 'Ktvi
HAMUCItO, Germany. Apr,
AP A. roan today wua acclaim
ed for victory over a sea Hon who.
fell asleep In trying to outswlm hls
human competitor. .j
Otto Keminerieh, German pro-;
fesHlonal swimmer, made the
longst reronled continuous wim in
human annals, plodding through
the wuter for 41C hours. Hi pet
California, aea lion. !eo, who wa
to act a pacemaker, howver, had
lieen lifted drooping- from the
water four hour before, - sound
asleep.
plo.M-1 alonr " a o ,rt,.
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Iho th.rty-a-ond hour h- pawed-
tho record- recently set by Mrs.
I. unit; snwrn iiwiiiuirii v
York. At the foriy-sixtb hour, un-1
he ejjinM from the tank.
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Dempsey Affirms
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NEW YORK,
Jack J-mpey
Apr. II (AP)
arrivlng- In w.'fa1'M for the first time. Gu
York today to receive a greatlng
as nolny a any when he wa
champion of the world, put the
lamper on comeback talk by de
claring he would not fight again
"for fifty million dollar".
i'ilk inn on ici;
8AI.EM. Ore., Apr. 11 (AP)
the following candidate have filed
with the aecretary of state:
Wllber llenderaon, Portland,
publican, for representative from
Multnomah county,
Ar.len A. Heed. Brogan. demo-ir"'1
crat. for repreeentatlv from Mal
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heur county.
ermen !
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THI RSIMY I'lUM.IEAUS
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Th National. Broadcasting
pany protrmm for Thunw.'ay
follows: t, studio program; 9.
! lodge Bro.; :J, Moon Magic;
1 to II. da ace rauk.
The aw: main nroadcaM rroi;i
1:30 lo feature l;aul Alt-
house, tenor.
Kti OalOand 3M..S0kr :2i,
baseball; dinner concert; .
mlnjtfrl: J, NBC; I. dance rau-
I KC.
1 KOIS Portland (Ilin-i40kr
orcnnra; Mw program:
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KTA San ranrinco (2i.:m-j
SSokc) f:3. Coition Gate rrycr: S.J
army banl; . variety proaram: l. t
orrhextra. '. j..
KJK lloalllf 14.Cm-8(likr)
S:S'. dinner ronrcrl; 7:3'. firwi l '
hour: S:l lo I. AK-; ) lo 11.
danctf orrhu ra.
KOW Porllan.l 5 1 in tiriUr) I.
ronrrl. :J0. Uolilan Vst Ulrl:
7:J. ronrvrt; S to II. NKr.
KOM'J s-aitle )10.ini-7iik )
. varied prOKram; . Nl; 11 n.
12:20. concert orrhrat ra.
KKWB Hollywood lS2.7m-
program: . blurs nonca: . mui-!
teal pro if ram; in to 11. orch?Mtia. ,
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ki-, a:o( cniiuren nour: a. ani-
ollc lecture; ?, orchestra; :30 to
10; A Hi; in to 12, dunce J-follc.
Young Platers
Bolster Major
League Squads
lly Brian l(el
jsr.w IU k AIM Not 1-KH
' bai-oall fortune
,o h, found in th. major l,ruP,
.mblilon. reall-d
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The score of arrivals Is exclu-
ulV'! P"? .for not
K . , "",uny UI l ,
MwuA j...-. mini
uif summer weainer
nous inn
Mnk
from
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pitching; arms.
Anion g
several good
cttc',r
coming up to the
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Mancuao,
.ormcny oi ryrarnse,
stand
Wltn me m. I.OUIS
Cardinaia Mancuao Is with the Bed
Hints as a result of the second
thought of the management. He
dW good work for Syracuse but
the. parent club did not realize I
Jut how promising be really wusl
until this Spring when he was or-
dered to join the major leaguer
Instead of the minors. Mnnruso's
name waa not on the router of the
l9ri Cardinals .furnished before
th team went South.
Two new flrat bnsetnen will 4itnrt
In" "rooKIn "wutna un
Tfveiiev or ine I'm let. Anuv t'onen
ut second base for the Ulanta win i
bn very much In the spot light as
he succeed Itogers Horn shy and
muy hear from time to time that
"Homsby would have got It' or
"Itogers would have done some
thing If he had been up there'
The St. Louis Brown have
drawn on Tulsa for three Inflelders,
although one may have to double
In bran by taking a turn In the
outfield now and then. Otl Bran
non and lUilph Kreaa will play sec
ond and short for Ian How ley
while Guy Sturdy will make htm
aelf generally useful around first
base or In t hi, outfield.
Chalmer Cirm il will be called on
Itu play ah oil h op for the Chicago
I White. Sox and under the handicap
of a big prir tag attached to hi
uniform. Arthur Whitney, who
lll cover third hu.se for the Phil
lies, la one of the few drafted
player to come through beyond
dispute. Harry Hlconda, who ha
been In and out of the big lime.
In back again with a hhu ranees nt
remaining noturv. here In the
Brooklyn infield.
t A flock of uung outfielder will
bnak In. Eddie Morgan of rteve
lund, Doug Taill the Bed Sox.
tl'uul EHttterling of the Tigers, I'M
1'iirdy and Marty Callaghan of
'!nrlnmiil. John I-Onard Martin
of the ('ardina)h. Km He Barnes of
the Senators. Bill Dt-tirlck of the
Phillies and Art Juhn and Lefty
O.Doul of the Giants will be in
evidence opening day.
j O'Doul. a former major league
' pitcher. Is older than the nthera
.but h.in made a good linprewlon
on Malinger Met Ira w in spring
training. Ivitrlck. a fast flying
Virginian, repnrled to the Phillies
as an infleltler but was shunted lo
the outfield where his speed and
great arm can show to greater ad
vantage. Ha me, onre a stnt4 font
bull player at the I'nlverslty of
Alabama, haa so tunc hwpeed that
hi hltMng may be left to take
euro of Itself.
IFAI1 MAN f.r.TS Vfmii
OMAHA, Apr. 11 (API A dear)
man reretrrrl 4,743 vote for dis
trict Juuitf In the Omaha votit yea.
terday. Tho man vu John O.
Yalaer. Mr. Yel.wr died a couple
of weeks ago after the ballots were
printed, i
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Iont ivn in h i-t.niTinu in your nope on tne Pacinc coast league t hi summer! Manager Ernie John
on, wh'i U xhi.tt ti lookniir at Dv Hurbee'i Imt at the upper left, nay be baa on of the best ball club
he ever hx had. It i true be will mi "ha Inters O.kmjII, ld to the White Kox for 1133,000, but he ex
pects Kriue Knot he. rookie hrtMop nhown prahbinff a roller, to develop, Into another Mur. Klmer
- rimith. -hnme-run kin of the league, in fhown at the ' riKbt.:.'
State Prohibition
March Arrests 97
RAI.EM. Ore.. Apr. 11 (AP)
.The monthly report of GeorfTA next Sunday It follows: :
Alexander, state prohibition com- April 15, Eugene at Salem. AI
i inlHHioner. ahows that during the bany at Bend; rottugc Grove at'
?7r
month or Jl arch nteniber of the
prohibition siuad participates! In
art-erf s. Fine were aMesed'at Albany; . Wendllne at Colt ate
totaling- $1 1,745 and Jnil sentences
totaled 25 days. The agents
7J5 gallon of mash. 1 6G7
gallons of ll'iuor, 20 stills and one
automobile. -
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TWO SAII)IIS IIK - ;
WASHINGTON, Apr. 11 (AP
1
The navy department was odvi
tolay that Wllla-rt rhenter
Hro'
n.j
seaman, wan washed - overboJrd t
operating; off the Pacific coast
PPlnv. nnrl ViIh bodv haa not brten I
recovered. Brown s mother, Mr.
I.uella IMmond. , live at Mdld. I j,mo 3. Alltany at Salem; Wend
young vah. j I nng at Kugene: Bend at Cottage
The now was also nd vised iof
hH d(.ath y(.r(,;(y ot Kl
eatrtan
ik. la I
nn I
..-. Knew 1 1 Pare nt the
hnli-l ' rinnmn Phlllnnlne
iHlands, of fever. Hij next of kin
I MifhiiM lnlrlek- 1'nfe nf Knliln
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OATS SUITS COSTLY
WASHINGTON (AP) During
the pat 10 years, the department
of agriculture suya. oats nnims
have taken entimutel annual tolls
rnnirinr from li'i ftutt (Hut to )1
ooo.ooo bushelK, und an estimated
average annual toll of 4Xti'l.7tO
bitahels.
TINIEST CALF
nochWIilJi CITY. luwa
Friiuk Welnh hax a heifer cjilf
born 13 Ine hen hiuh ami witli a
weight of Impounds.
Three Reasons Why Giants Are Strong
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Here are three reasons why John McOraw, manaitr, thinks th Nw York Cisnts ir. passlbl pennant .
winners in the National Leagua this season. At tba left is Andy Cohen, who will play second base.
"Shanty" Koran. In characteristic catching pose, Is In the i-euter.- Zekv wes, whom McOraw thinks
will be a winning pitcher this! season. Is at the right. If all three live li) to McCrsw's hopes this season,
: th Ulaats will be a tough lea a) to beat. .
STRONG PITCHING STAFF.
alhanv. ore.. Apr. H ( API -
r," wiuun.
elle vallf-y - baiwhatl I
adopted a revised achedule for the
(first ten weeks season which, opens
j Wendiing-. -
I 'April 22. Rend at Bufrene; Salem
Grove. '
I April Z9. Wendllne; nt ' Salem:
jrotUge Grove at, Bend; Albany at
'Eugene,
-4,ay c Eugene at Wendllris;
Bend at Albany; Salem at I'ottagw
Grove. .
I May 13, Rend at Salem;. Albany
at Wendllng-; Cottage OroTe at Eu-
d gene.
.. My 2ft. Wend ling at . Bend;
Salem at Kuirene; Cottage Grove
Mny 27, Eugene at Bend; Salem
t t'n.llii1ir-
Hend at C'ottagre
Gro-e.
fi.r.vo
June 10.
Cottage Orove at
: Wendllng;" Eugene
&i lent; Bern
at Albany. . ' t . r
June 17. Salem at Bend; -Wend-ling
at Albany; Eugene at Cottage
Grove.
Saved From Death,
Suspect Confesses
SALEM. Ore., Apr. 11 (AP)
While being grilled by agents of
the state, fire marshal' office
about a fire that destroyed his
barn W. J. Haberly. farmer.
Jumped out of a window in the
sheriffs office lust night, ran . two
blocks and leaped Into Mill creek.
He was rescued by officers .who
said ho Utter confessed. ' T
1 -nyuni
By Earth Shocks
CONSTANTI.VOPLE. Apr.U
(AP)-Quake . wracked . Smyrna
again was struck by a scries of
heavy quake, last nfeht.
v Tho Smyrna region, where
person la.t tblr Uvea on March
31 In a series ot quake, again waa
filled with -terror as four bouse
crashed -in the city proper'and 4tt
in the nelylrboring village of Tireh.
Seven -quakes rocked the village
of Tourbalt . which already had
been - completely femolished. -No
further, casualties were reported.
' s OREGON'S FIRU USS
SALEM, Ore.; Apr. 114 (AP)
Oregon fire loss outside of Port
land during March waa 1231.443,
says a report by Clare A. Lee,' stnte
insurance commissioner. The most
serious losses w-vre; Grain elevator
and .warehouse at Haines, $50,000;
box car at' Klamath .Falls.: $30,
ooo; mercantile buildings and con
tents at lakeside, $13,000; burn,
wheat, outs and hay In Marlon
county, S 10,000; school in' Marlon
county $10,000; mercantile, building-
and-. contents at Molalla $35.
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: TO DrJTXD NET TkTl.K
BEHKEI.EY, Cal.. Apr. 10 (AP)
Helen Wills, - tennis champion,
left today en route to Europe where
she wiit defend her all-English sin
gles nnd doubles titles in addition
to seeking new honors.. '.
.ITGK GO TO WASTE.
SMYIINA, Turkey (AP)-Thir-
ty-elght million figs four-fifths of
production go to waste here year
ly," it is eatimuted. through poor
' harestlng and marketing.,
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Henry Ford Has
Idea To Convert
Fire Into Power
LONDON', Apr. II (AP) Hc-nry
Kord ha discovered a London
garbage dump which haa been
burning for a thousand yfnrw or
o and basket himaelf the taitk of
working out nomo acheme by
which thco fire may be, utilized.
i Incinerator may bo inatalled and
the heat ufd to creat steam.
The dump about fifty ucrea in
.area i nar a Ford factory Bite at
! Iarenham, Ksacx. fifteen, mlba
Ifrem Ixndon.
Phi dump roes back to jre-
MatoriR times. I gather from n vw
It there." llr. Kord auid. "Thna
firv have been burning- away,
waited abaolutely. there all tbrae
er
I"
tcenturiea. I would like to see them
orklng- for man."
Hia eye gllatened nnd appar-
;ently nil his vacation plans havo
jbeen forgotten.
I Mr. Kord Is greatly Interested In
KnKland Industrially speaking of
world trade particularly with re
ference to automobiles he said for
years- he had regarded Great
Britain a naturally aupplyins; Eu
rope and India with uiotor cars.
The motor pianufncturrr was In
a talk-atlv mood this morn In (f.
He said that the wo rid was fed up
wtth war and that there would be
no more great, war. - People "havo
iheen educated in wars by th lat
war and they have concluded that
wars do no pay. , '
nl'YS I.NSI ltANCIv 'CO.
. SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 10 (AP)
The National Bank of Italy,
through it prelent, L." M. Glan
ninU toilay announced that he had
purchased the Pacific National Klre
Insurance company doing business
throughout California with head
quarter In Sacramento.
It begins to look like the hins I
of the daughter draw more com
ment thnn the lns of the father.
When in
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at the Superb New
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La Grande Building & Loan Ass'n
La Grande, Ore.
Wanted!
Unused tire
mileage!
Used tires with unused
mileage in them find ;
a regular market here.
You can get new tires
without losing a penny's
worth of mileage, by
trading in your old tires
on new Goodrich Silver
towns. .
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