La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1928, Image 2

Monday, May 21, 1928.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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BEAVERS DROP
DOUBLE HEADER
Not Yet 3, But Already a Flyer
Loss of Two Games Sun
day Sends Portland into
Seventh Place
Pacific
Kncmmento .
Han Kranelsco
Hollywood ,,.
f.os Angeles .
MinKion -
Oakland
7ortland
Seattle
Coast 1mtne momMim
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VALUE LAMB CROP
AT 100 MILLIONS
Fd
Itjr the Aorlslcd Priw
Portland dropped doner to the
cellar y losing; (wo to Kacrarr.ento
.1-2 nnd 1-9. Kallto turned in his
seventh straight win In the morn
iriir. The second contest was. de
rldcd In the first two Innlncs. the
Holons counting; five tlin.es off
yerkcs liefore. the second Inning
nan over, flatteries: Coileh, I
French and Haunders. Alnsmtth:
Kalllo and Koehler. Second frame:
Vers, Ktroud, I.. French and Aln
stnlth: Vinci and Hevereid.
lluvltiff dropped the flrfit aame
: '4-2. hefore f'ollard's Meady hurling..
Oakland came hack to win the
11-Yenr Market Makes "'km cup. 4-1. in is hectic inning.
T .,,!. fj. ..,:.. ftu Governor's triple and Dean's single
Laml) Production Worth drove In the winning run. Bat-1
Mut'll tO Producers ,terl-s: rollnrd and Boreannl;
;Krause, Kparks. Gould and Head.
' Second game: Knight and flchmidl.
"1IJNOTON (AD Stimil- I'arker. Wetzel, f'raghead: Duglla,
l;ited hv nn all-yenr market, prices and I.oinhnrdl.
for fresh himb are stlmnted by the Hun l-'ranclsco broke loose on a
department of Agriculture, to have wild slugging orgy that burled five
Made the annual lamb crop worth Hollywood pitchers under an aval
II 00, (Hill. (Kill tit American pro- anche of 17 runs and 30 hits In
M ducers. :two games, the Seals winning both
In effect the situation has revo- by the lopsided scores 11-3 and
lullonlxed the sheep industry, plac- 1G-2. llatlerlcA: Ithodes, nonlelly
Ing It on a lamb rather than a unit- and P.awder: Jacobs and ftprinz.
urn bruin. Sionrnl game: Kinney, McCabe.
' Pony years ago very lime Inmb -Mulrohy and Agnew; ftuether. May
was obtainable. Rheep usually were and Kprlns, Heed,
slaughtered at from five to eight Tho Missions obtained an even
years of age, after considerable 'reuk on the series by taking two
service in wool production. Todiiy, games frnrn the Angels, 11-! and
Instead of getting heavy mutton of ' lnvenport shutting the Ser-
uticertiiln age and flavor and curry- "I'hs out without a hit In the f'JHCACO, May 21 (AD Whnt 2(1 or more pounds. When she
fng much fat, the market Is sup- si vi nlnnlng second game. Only man has done, man can do with finished the Catalinu channel swim
Idled with genuine lnmh from nnl- ' """n reached first off the lha probability that woman can do'she came out of the water 18
mills ranging from four to twelve elongated right hander, Berger be- It even belter. pounds lighter.
months old, mostly of the ment j" struck by a pitched ball and) Mnli myrtle Huddlcston, of Mat-) I'hyslrians Immediately took the
breeds or crosses between wool nnd Tolsln drawing a pass. Hstterles: fcooni jn WM tnken from the pool swimmer in charge, she was un
ment types. (Martin arid Kaldwln: Harfoot. of lhf )(n(,0n park WpB, hotel able to draw herself from the
Cubs Are Beaten
By Braves After
13 Straight Wins
Cup That Barks
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New York ..
Philadelphia'
Cleveland ....
Itoston
HI. Louis
Washington
1 let roll
Chicago
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Chicago ......
Cincinnati '..
New York
Ht. llilis ....
Krooklyn
IMtlsbrug
Howl on
Philadelphia
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HE.i WicJilta Bur'ttH
Though she won't be 1 until her next birthday, Joyce Jane Neely,
daughter of Mr. and Mrg. Wilbur Neely of Wichita, Kas.. la a mem
ber of the National Aeronautic Association. She has participated In
oumtroni air JaunH, recently having flown In the Kansas air tour.
Illinois Young Mother Sets New ;
, Endurance Record For Swimming
jowner m ih iifV orrter more
keenly felt thnn In the 13 wofltern
RiAlw, where 65 pep rem of the nn
Ifnn'R lamb crop J rained under
ojien-rnnfte condition.
On a ranch hnvlnft n flork of Ht-v-
l i-i'utrH. uaoM-r. and Hunnah. Her
' oni: iuvenport and Whitney;
I'lllt, (JriMer -anti Banbf rp.
ff severe weather follow! the
nheiirfnjc of their wool. Krh ewe
iiHiuilly lenven two wohhly-leKcctl
luinlm, which formerly were killed.
Jy;uije of the prenenl lncreuw-d
Ill'InntT mtrnnint fnnns n III nrnliiinii
w lYfluim .to.Jlvn flefipun the itddl-
lA '' Hlnoe mort nhepp rnnrhes hnve
2 rii-ditlry cown, the ynuiifflfiml.fi
Ti fond mtiHt come from pronery
" MftireR. ordlnnrllv nn rnnilAnftoii
milk to he fed from botIlo, flt into
rtfl feedlriK rnrk or held by hnnd.
Hnifl in tho fall, tho orphans brjnn
nr.nitt 18 npleoe.
AlthoUKh 7G per cent of thi-
mn;tin rained In the United Htntex MprinR ntid nre known to the
lire horn In Mnrrh, April ond Miiy,
fresh Inmb reiirhen the market in
wtaMdy nuppjy throUKhotit the year.
.The fjonrttint mipply In the rn
rlt of orderly rnurkeUnK. A bunt
Ijilf the year's recelptH renrh the
'jurket from Augum to November,
early today after being: In the water! water, nor wjih she able to remain
60 hour. J 0 ntlntited, 15 4-5 wc on her feet. A wheel rhalr was
onda. The time beat by 17 hour jtuk-n the aide of the pool and
ana &0 minutes the beat iirevioua Mm. Huddbwton wheeled to her
jendiiranre rerord for woin-n. njndejroom.
ho Katurday by Mim Nyle A until, of Only thrc-e limes during; the Wit
hours did nbe take nourishment
oiirn and 1 and only hot t'horolnte then. Ktie
Hhock and is intennlfled by inmilu- minutes the best previous record of finislnd the swlrn- much fatiffued.
uon. we orrer the rubber heel man. held In Germany by Otto , Her hands and feet were shrunken
people free the following- utogan: Kemmerfch. 'from the long immersion,
rnhiaulated Osculation Invite f Mrs. Huddleston. a younB mother Iuring the entire time she was
I'T , 'Is no notice to the water. Hhe'In the water a group of officials
formerly held the world's endur- iwas present to see that she did not
A doctor sutfffCHt people
eral thousand sheep, It is not tin- klHH ",,0,,,,, rubber heels be Van Bernardino, f'al.
common for K0 ewes or more to die ; 'uw a U.im rPBl,y ta an It beats by four h
M.t nmny 01 me iamos are mnen -u (whnmlnt? record for women, touch either the Mdes of the tank
'"'"' ne couniry f ne rauened lwriWM being the only woman to.jnor .the bottoin..
. "" rinlsh the rn (inula channel race.
early spring Mrs. Huddlcston, who we(Bhs 240 !
Iinib feeders In the Irrigated nn n..t nn k I
districts Of Colorado and Nebraska Lira f,m tunL hut tf''red
and In the corn belt play a consid- h 3 dimming coaches ofVhicago
emme piirt in einoiti!ine the move-Atnp(r aMsuclatlons who ucted as'lng the women's record, with
ment of lamb Into consumption officials during tho endurance at- 'tint additional for every hour she
throughout the year. J-omhs born temnt estimated that she has lost ' exceeded the men's mark.
Mrs. Huddleston's reward for
record breaking was $5,000' of-
by the Hannerman hotels.
nc $1,000 was offered for break-
in the late fall and early winter
arrive on the market In early
rade
us "Kcnuln spring lamb." The
mitur.il spreading of supplies from
various sections, throughout the
marketing period, Is described as a
great fiHHlHtance to the sheepmen
in achieving orderly marketing and
u relatively high mid stable price.
Scientist Says Humans Lived In
Bolivia About 13,000 Years Ago
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Thej&
W. K. GILBERT CO.
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By Ji'.W IMCOX l'INZAS
AAftoelitied Cress Writer)
,A HAZ. Hollyla OlvillKatloU he
believes to have flourished 13.000
years ago In South America will
be described tit t he A merlcn nl a
congress to be held in September
at the American museum of natur
al history In New York by Pro
fessor Art urn Poannnsky, Ttnlivl.'rti
scientist. He has been chosen to
repreneiit the Kollvlan geograph
ical society at the congress and will
present the subject for study.
Professor 1 'nana nsky Is not ed
his explorations In the Iake Pnopn
region, where he found what he
believes to be descendants of a pre
historic people culled "t'rus." lie
also is one of the tnnny who have
sought the gold treasure supposed
to have been hidden at 1 iiftiisl vl by
the Jesuit priests when they were
ohhgcd to abandon the territory by
edict of tho Spnnish king In the
latter part of the eighteenth cen
tury. tine of Posnansky's best known
writings, concerns the Tlfihuanaru
ruins, whleh. he connects with civ-
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XEA finclnnoll Bureau
Toa're heard ot the cud that
theersl i well, here's one that
Brooklyn. llissonnette scored
Mandell-McLarnin
Battle In Doubt
NEW YORK, May !1 (AP)
A murky fog that appeared to give
wv irrudKinBly lo the sun and an
overcoat aky this morning gave un-
certain promise for the iigni-iBni
championship fight tonight be- )
tween Sammy Mondell and Jimmy .
McLarnin. Already, thrice post- ,
poned On account of bad weather,,
Tex Hlckard." -promoter, was hop- j
lng early today thut another down
pour would not wash out a contest
tonight. - " I j
NKW YORK. May 21 (AD
fliimmr Mundell, champion, and
Jimmy MfUirnin challenger, each
scaled exactly the class iinm m
135 pounds for their I5-rouml light
weight championship tonight at the
Polo grounds. It was the second
weighing in for the bout, three
times postponed nnd the champion
made the weight only after a stren
uous three-hour workout.
Iodine Mains yield either to am
monia or alcohol.
particularly for his studies of the illuitlon that existed 13.0U0 years
ancient ruins of Tinhnanacu near i ago. lie claims to have proved
Iuke Titlcaca in Itolivla, and for'the age of ihe rnlus anl has found
Br tl Asscs-falcd Press
The mad dash of the I'hlcaico
'fulis has ts'en halted for the pres
ent, at least, by (he lowly Boston'
Brave
After 13 consecutive victories the
Cutis found the Braves a bit too
much for them nt Chicago yester
day and the Kasterns ran off with
a 4 to 3 decision.
The Cincinnati Hds mcved up
to within a game of the I. ague barkfl. Th Cairn terrier shown
leaders by taking a 1 to 2 battle adjdg4 the best of bis ilk
with the Pittsburg Pirates at Bed- thown at the Mississippi Valley
? , -Kennel Clab show at St Louis.
The New York Giants. and St. jMpr. nhard Stlx of Cincinnati it
Louis Cardinals divided a, . double . bil owner
header at Sport snie?i'ji Vpark .FIf-
teen hits in the first trame gave the j ,
Giants; a" five to 3 verdict but the ' .
.Cahllnsls evened it by taking the ruT ,ht' wond Inning after draw
night cap. 2 to 1. in a' light pit- ,n R PflIwi hit a home run with
cher'a battle between ViraMrldgp, two on ,n the third, and trlppled
making his first start of the year, wlth two on ln tn wnth.
nnd Johnson of the Cardinals. 1 1 no Ianitw" continueu tnetr
lie Bissonnettes terrific hitting mononous scries of crushing vlc-
alded the Itoblns to coast Into a tories by overwhelming St. Louis.
4 victory over the Phillies at v tn 3- George Pipgrns being
credited ' with hla seven Ui victory
without a defeat.
traces of the great glacial lake of1 Cleveland made a clean sweep of j
Tfahuanacu ii.;(r where stood the the series with Washington. 4 to 3.
siiclent metropolis Granitic:.. He ( KIam Van Gilder won a tight
plana to decipher, utilising- his Wiing duel from Ted Lyons and
sUidies of the last 25 years, the in- lhe Detroit Tigers ended their los- '.
.scripUons found on the monuments inff 8treak at the expense of thel
that still exlt in the Tinhuanacu Chicago White Socks 2 to 1. The!
region, nnd will speak at the con- Tigers had . lost seven straight. 1
Kress on the subject of the Tia- I .
huanncu style of architecture as (
applied to modern structures.
The professor will tell the con
gress of the latest explorations ef
fected In the neighborhood of Iike
Titlcaca with the nld of a small
boat of his invention. The ex
plorers, led by posnan.sky, follow
ed the river that drains Ijike Tiif
.caca to Lake Poopo, which has no
visible drainage, but Is supposed to
be drained through underground
channels.
According to Posnnnsky's theory.
Tjike Poopo is stplied with salt
water by an underground geyser.
The lake water Ip as stilly as sea
water.
" Posnrihsky says he ffttrnd de
scendants of the "Prus" dwelling
on an Island In Iike Poopo. He
describes these people us conserv
ing" ancient customs. Their garb
is the "tlpoy," a dress made of a
sack with openings for the head
and arms. They wear cloth hats
idorned with feathers, and they
hunt waterfowl, utilizing I he an
cient "lihul." a curious weapon
nnslsting of a stone nh floats
which is projected out over the
water.
excavation work carried out
on the island Posnansky uncovered
number of skulls which he be
lieves date from a prehistoric age
;tnd which correspond In certain
characteristics with those of the
present Inhabitants. .
One hundred kilometers from
the island, in the direction of the
upper volcanic ranges of the Andes
d'ell forty families believed to be
descendants of another prehistoric
race, the "Chipayas." They also
conserve ancient customs and live
In underground passages."
posnansky Is studying both the
'I'm" - and "Chipaya" languages
with the object of writing the cor
repnndfng grammars.
Ali;iHY)BI WIN' j
MKDKOBD. Ore., Mayr2l AP) i
Medford defeated Klamath l-ulis
yesterday 1 to 3 In, the opening;
of the Oregon-California league.
It. it- r.. -
Klamath Falls - 3 7 1",
.Medford .........IK 20 1 j
Batteries: KMa. Gallagher, and
Cross, Shlndler, Corson: Micbol ami
Chester.
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KI'OKNK, Ore.. .May 21 (AP)
Kupene broke Into the Willamette
Valley league win column yester
day by defeating Wendllng G to 5
at Wendllng. Kugene scored twice
in the ninth Inning to win
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