La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1928, Image 2

Maire Two
RECORD SHOTPUT
; MARKS ARE MADE
NOW, THIS WON'T HURT A BIT!
MARLOW LEADING
Missions Nose
Out Oakland in
Tuesday's Game
Back on Courts
BALL CLUBBERS
i
John Kuck, with Heave of
51 Feet V8 Inch, Is
U. S. Champion
KHrT-ll'T XIIAMPIONK
XKW; TORIC (API Th
Olympic ahol-puUlnH chnmplona
nnd thalr fnnrka: ,
Vrar Winner, t'nunlrjr Itlxlanre
U Hi Oarrett, tr. H. i ft., Z In.
j 9U0 Sheldon, I!. H. 46:314
1004 Row. It. .,- 4!t
t!i(H Sheridan. U. H 4i: 4-t
l!io Ro. II. 48:7
IUI2 MttDoMM, if. H., a:lx
1 Siifl l-orhola, Finland, 48:7!4
1J1'4 iloutfer, IT. H At:2
(x) Olyrnplo rcord. World"
record, 61 ffei, by Rulph Roue.
(Thin (print John Kuck., Iam
A nuclei A. C, haa put In ahnl
61 fet H inch, ahd Karl lllrach
rcld, Germany, hna nen. credit
ed with tow of H feci, i 14
linhea.) . ,
v
' t ID- Alan i. Gould
.(A.iwirlutcd J'l-CM fiporta Killinr)
NKW-TORK- AI') The neef
'nnrt Iron lirlKiule la (orMn'r to the
ariplil (of the tlg Olympic heiiviiiR
MmM. Thla year.lha athletic 'hecr
jf tnKflnir "out,. the;1 18-pound Iron
Hjmt tn.'tinbeufd oivdiH(!afirea, at
thome nnrt uliroad. to, herald the
rii,cnci of ii-rcrord-huatln: bullle
7f '.:iwn . when 4ha - bljc: fellowa
1:.r nuiHwifflng;' their 1 Implementa
' Hie neven-foot circle ttt.Amaler-
F"or Koine on twenty year the
'boy hud been ehootlng; At. the 61
foot record hun up In 110 by that
fnrnouH Michigan mammoth, Ralph
Rone, hut It waan't until thla aprlng
Yhut they "finally brought It down.
Once softened up the record began
lUf lie kicked around with ridiculous
'who. One In the Pacific Conat
lhn Kuck, the aturdyi Ktthaua
jj-oducl. gat In a fling of CI feet
-A inch. A few daH later he put
aJiB 1I out an Inch or ao further,
ialthougb thla mark waan'f allowed,
vjfi pnictioe Kuck haa been credit
wjl with hearea of around 14 and
5 feet. - . '
,x- Before the echaea or Kuck rec-i)-d
torn had died awky newa of n
Kennailonal heava-tiy. a flermnn,
'Karl Hlrdchfeld cam from abroad,
rjllraehfeld wail credited with, it
firk of El feet 8 Hi Inchee, which,
he enn repeat It at Arnaterdnm,
ght to be good enough to win.
.. Kuck la the outatnndlng ahnt
flitter in'probuhly the rnoat con
'Latently good group ' the United
Kuttea ' haa erer hud. . Four yenra
iiK the Wit Three were llouncr.
14111a and Hartratfft. llllle la out of
competition now-and the come
KffrkH nf -the other two, Ineludlng
inid llouaer, tbe champlaln, are
dbiihtful. . ThW year there ore at
leflHt a hntf -dozeh' college or club
mlurn doing clone to it fret or bet
tor. " .
! Ilerli ficliwnrze.nf the llllnoln A
- i -v f- -137'
XIZA inilliiileliih.il Itumiu
An rye for n tif nml A tooth fur n !( I nil It UikeH to piy-rorin the
Muni pirturpil hore, Joe Klrkwouil, nf f'hlln.telihlH, wTll cham
pion trii-K hot Kolffi'. I" ftninK Into ItiMy Mwlnu at the hull
pprrhl ireciirnilj' rle to Arin .Murhy'n iity whilA tfpth.
Kvn if A tin uer Hfnrptl, hIi wouldn't dure nhlver. In the I mum,
' .Klrkwond demnnntrnten u triple Iron fthot with thrf ImlU. -
Five Clubs In Scrap for Top
In National League Cinci First
Amrrlcnn Iiguc Slnndliura
w. L. ret.
New Ynrli 31 7 .tit,
l'hllailelphlft .-.21 14 .C22
flevelnnd .". 23 17 -.6 7 ft
HI. Ix)lll ......IS 22 .460
Boston ........16 19 .441
Chicago 15 24 .35
Detroit ....... ID 26 .36(1
Wnahlngtan 12 26 '.H24
'Nitllntuil Ix-agu HuinitliurK
W. 1.. t'ct.
Cincinnati '..
Chicago
New York ....
HI. loula ........
Ilrooklyn
I'lltKborg ....
BoHton
l'rtlbi(lnl)hia
,2H 17
..20 17
,.22 15
,.28 18
.22 18
..17 22
.13 23
.. 7 28
.022
.6116
.695
.661
,660
.436
.3111
.2110
taking an eny 7 to 1 verdict over
the crippled I'iratca at I'ltt.-diurK.
Charlie Robertaon Hpnlled the
opening game of the I-hlllica- flrtu
home atand by pitching the Brnvej
to an enny 9-3 tleclalfin. leorge
Mlaler made hln fll-nt itppearance In
a Ronton "iinlfitrm, acnri-d two run
and got one of the Itmve-' 12 hlta.
huln forced poHtimnemcnt of tbe
Chlcngo-St. I.ouIk American Icnttue
game.
' ny the ArfMM-lnttil Imta -While
the Yunkee machine mile
up an Inipreftalve lend In the Amer
ican league, five clliba continue un
abated their Hcramble for firxt dl
vlHion bertha in John Hcyltn-'H
circle.
In ahnrp enntrnat la the altuittlon
In the Nittlnnul circuit where
Brooklyn. In fifth place, lr 'only
fi broke lh world' Injloox reojird Ibjee gme and yhij buck ofjl
Wat winter In the National X"A. V. , league-lending cliii'lnnntl Retla.
1 fut uiplonetilpa . with a aiurk of 49
feet, 6 36,lnchea. ' lara AdeUnan of
tiworgelowni ,'ttt.,.lnduor. Intercol
legiate ohamplon. bac bettered 49
, feet ronaleteotly; Benldee liouaer
nnd ( llurtranft out on the.-Weat
Co.-mt there ar4 Krle Krenr, Hlnn-
fnrd aophomorei Ulff lloffmnni Kl
nier (lerkln and otber huakleit.
.It would be difficult la pick the
liext four out or thla group but un
raa Hauner. break Into tks Hat
again Kuuk, Krenc, Adelraan and
Hchwnrxe may ba homlnated.
The flrat Olymiilo ahoiput Cham
plonnhlp Irl 1891 T.-U decided by a
ton of (Ml I I no ben, a biark
that high echool boya would be
nahamed of nowitdaya. Tb Olym
)iln record of .60 feet, )1i Inchea
V'i el In 1918 by I'nt MaDonald,
the big New .Work policeman, u
the culmination of one of Ihe great
eat rlvalrlea of tbe old welght-henv-Ing
era ' l; - ,
WcDonald-nnd. Ralph ttnae. then
the world' record-holder, were two
central figure of thlM long-atanding
duel of beet, 'and, brawn. Two
mightier mqftaia have never toyed
with the Ill-pound bull. ' They may
lull have hud quite , the technique
of annie. of the. modern Velght men
but for nheer built atfength und
cinipetltlv aplrlt they-huve never
been aurpuwed. ' ' 1 y
.. Hoae . hud. won. two previnua
Olympic champlonahlpa and wa
nnxluua to make It three. From
the Mart, this 1918 tuaael was a
private fight. Whitney, another
American, wna the third quulirier
I'nr the flnala but hie beat putt wua
11 yard and a half ahort of the bent
of either McDonald or Rotte. I'nt,
on the flrat attempt In the final, got
off hi tremendou record heave,
breaking Hon' 1904 Olympic
murk. It clinched the title, for
Itnlph wa unable to touch It in
three ntlempta.
Neither McDonald nor any of the
other American competitor were
equal In the tank of checking the
Klnna In 1920 and Porhola broke
through to tuke the Olympln ahot
put championship from America
for the flrat and only time. 1 looser.
1 1 1 1 1 at. and llurtrunft, flninhlng 1-2-3
In. the luet Otyrnplc, got revenge
on the Kfnnlnh etara.
Purocher'B triple with the lumen
full enubled the Yunkeen to brut
tbe Senatora In tbe flrnt gume of
a double heador. 9-2. They follow
ed thin with n c running 12 to 3 tri
umph In the nefonii engagement,
blanllng nut nineteen hltn tnclutling
llube Ittlth'H I7lh nml I Ht h honicrn
of the nennon and (lclnig'a ninth
and tenth.
Ilenten five tlmen In nix ntnrtn
agnlnnt the Chicago champlona the
Philadelphia Athtetlca, ueverthelena
nltowed their morale wun not ut
terly nhllttereil by pulling nut n 4-S
verdict over the Bonton Ited Hox.
Mntinwblle the National league
lendet'n became more bunched than
evev. The Chicago Ctil,n moved to
within a game of Red by downing
the league leadera 4-0.
The New York filanta remained
within n game of the Cuba by over
whelming Brooklyn 12 to 5...
The St. lunula Caritlnaln minted
the Dodger from fourth place by
Dillon Defeats
Yarbo; Lewis Is
Loser to Blackie
La Grande Has Six of 14
Blue Mountaineers Bat
ting Over .300
The Hecret of the 1m Grande Pi-
ratetf' wlnnliiK jttreak, thut ha re
Kill ted in nix Kti-Hlf,'ht leuKfie vie
tori en henideM two exhibition trunien
mi the cheerful lde of the ledger,
Im an upen honk, how thut the flrnt
h.-iif uf the tsenicon i ut an end.
I Yt'Mtenlny (he t& firnnde plny-
ei-M fieldinK uventKPx were pulillnh
fi). n nd of the 10 rnn now on the
liMt, Keven have percentiiKeK of
M.ooft. And today, with the unof
; fli-ljil hftitnu uveniKeM of the leuicue
I.reiuii-ed, coiiiph the dlwuvery tlmt
Im (irunde player Mlnnd one, two,
three, four nnd Hlxth.
rirulc Sluirin'i'M Kupmiift
Itarely doet a team tiave a. ktoiii
of rluhherH that can wade through
half a Knnon and Mtlll hold the
jleaderKhlp, hut that In Jji Ornhde'H
reiiiarKiiuie recoru.
True, in the foliowlpt; percentrtKe
lint, there are other Then whri huve
it hetter tiercentaire but the have
I only played In a few "nien.' and In
flKiirinp . lenKiie lendernjiip . lh' hit
thiff, the nuinher of pamen.-U JiihI
iih important oh the actual pVrcnt
ane. One ran hardly expect a man
who hat two hl( In four tlmen ut
hnt to tie clawed iih a hetter hIuk-
uer than . another with 10 littH in
lb ilmeH ut hMt.
Marlon, rrnck PoniIr renter
fielder, stand ut the tnp with the
reniarknhle figure of ,4M0. . Close
behind him Im Htokke, of Ia (Irnnde
with .440. Then Davln In in third
place, IniSnl)e fourth, Hrentnno of
Maker fifth and Deputy Hherlff
Uelrrm Hlxth.
Of the 14 men, reRardlenil nf
RanveH, who are hitllnff better than
.300, Iji (irunde hn nix. Or neurly
half. Wntlii Walla ban three, Bak
er four und Pendleton one,.
Tnim Art fffiKfiil "
Vith the.te uverare in mind, In
cirande fann are hopeful that the
luh can defeat the limine of Duvid
team which will play here Krlday
afternoon at the hiph nchonl field,
ilthoiiKh the lontf whlnkered play
er h haven't Buffered ii He t hack ulnce
cnmlnw to the North went neve nil
weeks ago, . Todny the eluh le play
inn linker and next Hunday Hnker
will come hero again, for a regular
league conteHt,
The hitting peroentageH for the
rit-Kt half of the Hlue Mountain
league oannn fidlow:
OP AJi II Pet.
v3, VVi
E4
: leaajeaaVt-. .
I'arirk- Coaat I.cogoc stunilliiga
Sncramento y....
San Krnnclaco
l.os Angelr ....
HuJ)ywo9d
.MiKHion
thtkland
Portland ..j
Hc-utl le ,
W.
35 211
3S !
l S6
...'..-..J 1 26
27 19
....i..26 82
.....23 S3
....;.2(l 35
I'rt,
.614
.654
9:30. l'hllco
111 to 1 1. atudio
Altltuugh itctio LacoHie,. ahowtt
here, waa 111 moat of tlio winter
mouths and couldn't piny rauch
tennis, he won the first big tour
iiameut of the year in Knglnud to
cently when he won the British
hard-court title. Ho shows the ef
fects 01 Ilia Illness in this- recent
annp of him.
TIU'HNIIAV I'ltOtillA.MS
. The National Hrondcaatlll conl-
nh...li,v nilfllt
Mi pany prosroni iw, ' ,: ,
"I fn.: K. .-alnct hour; !. Iilge
4Sa ' Hrother program
'411 U'ampfire piogiam:
.304 program.
I KO.MO Seattle tJ.iro-i'i
liy the Ahk.Iiu-.I 1'n-sa ! J, Nllf; U to I2:3. varied pro,
X'ur hite. u .tvulk nnd an error grnm.
In the last of 'the ninth netted the! K11Q Spolinne (3T0.3ni-l 'lie)
Mlaalona four nina, nnd enabled S. NHC: l to 12, dance mimic,
them to nose out Oakland-In their KflO Oakland 3.H.4ni-Jsnkr-J
flrat game or their eight game -ti. Nllf.
eerlea 8-7. Rpeeil Murtin. who KI-'I l.os Angeles 4liS.Sm-64n.
started for the Hells, retired In the, kc) 8. NW
second under a shower of Ouk hits. Vl'O Van IVnnclsco (I2?.3nl
and Nelson, who succeeded him. 71okc) s. NIK': I" to 12, danco
pitched fnultleaaly throughout thu music.
rvst; of the contest. ltatterlea: I KJH Seattle (34S.lini-ii"Kci
toehler. Wetael. uoulil. KparKa and ::ta. studio program; "'
I'.cud; Martin, Nelson nnd Itald- dance orchestra.
win. KKltf San Tranclsco (4.r,4.3rn-
llollywood won her third gome Olllkc) . program; Hi to IS. or
In 15 start as 'the lurge Walter cliestra.
Kinney left handed the Senntors 11V fortland (4!llm-61'ikc)
to a 4-1 -.defeat. Batteries: Keat-,8. NHC; 1. studio program: II to
ing and Scvereld; Kinney nnd Has- 12, dnncc music. I
sler. ; . '; KOIN I'ortlnnd (SIHm-M') ,
Itoln kept ,th Henvera nnd Siala H. educatlnnnl program:''. Olson
Idle, while l.os Angeles wus on the mixed chorus; ! to lo:3. llauai-
Memorial
Day
1928
CARR
FUllNITURE CO., Inc.
Mnin 770
Halley. W. V. ..
Kitsaell. linker
liiirlmn. W.
llurdln. W. AV. ..
.Mallow, I.. (1. ..
(iarhcr. Baker ..
Ktokke. I 1
King. lend
l-.iwell. I,, tl
Davis, U (1
T'OltTI.ANI). Ore.. Mny 30 (AP)
Harry Dillon, light henvyw eight
of Winnipeg, look u close decision
from Wilson Vnrlio. Cleveland
middleweight here last night. Dil
lon weighed 175 pounds, Yarbo
165. Dillon's straight punching lue
tics prevailed over the leaping,
swinging lacllqfs of the shifty young l.nSaJlo, L. O.
negro, af.YuRbd scored Wie onlj llrcntttnor Ita-ker
knockdown of the contcat In the Helms. D. O
Hoventh round, when Dillon ilroii- Sowers, linker ..
ped to the ennvus after on aval- i-iltette, linker
anche of lefts and rights. He was Klpes, Baker ....
up at the count of one nml car- Walters, I'end. ..
rieil the hnttlc to his oliponent to Wright. W. W. ...
even up the round. l'ariis. l-eiuj. ..
Joe Hlnckwell. heavy hitting Sliellltian, I. fl. .
middleweight of Kligene. won his Kennedy, linker
match with Ited Lewis, of Seattle. Benedict. Hnker
In the first round lifter putting his Qiilnn, rend
mun down twice. Buddy 'i'liorn- Oarrett. Pend. ...
ton, Portlund, nnd Hay Wood. Sweet. W. W
.Seattle, fought a four-round draw. Kricksnn, Baker
Karl Yaokley, Albany, bent Terry lioskins, Pond.
Kllen of Heatlle, four rounds, ltrldgewnter, W.
l-'rankle .Hotlnnd, Spokane, took nuckner. L. O.
overy round of the six round semi- Huruet, Pend.
wlnilup from Knlilht Dove, rtlgged, Jt Beck, AV. W.
nut inexpericnceii tjnatiiia, ur
featherweight.
I
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3
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4
1
0
II
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e
4 10
6 27
6 24
5
25
20 I
31 ll'l
25 8
This must he .('lenn I'p Pnlnt
I'll Week, Judging hv some of tlio
flappers who passed thu office todny.
K. Beck. W. V.
Mlchnells. W. W.
Cook, Pend
Ileion, I.. O
Meyers, Pend
.Innies. Baker ....
Sylvester, Pend. ..
Mcf'ord. Baker ..
.750
.500
.5UU
.500
.40
.460
.4411
.417
.4011
. ft
,34
.333
.320
,311!
.296
.291
.291
.250
.235
.231
.231
.230
"27
.207
.201)
.197
.19
.107
.107
.1511
.150
.in
.148
.147
.130
.100
.000
,ouo
Kailght. I., (i.
Hckert, W. W.
Team hitting fnlloww'
All 11
Ii (Irunde 222 05
Baker ,.24(1 62
Walla Walla 1.210 4H
Pendleton 220 45
.000
.000
Pel.
.293
.259
.229
.194
Team fielding follows:
I'll A K Pet.
Iji Orande 171 82 9 .!i0
Pendleton 177 56 17 .9.12
Hnker 177 69 19 .928
Wnllil Walla 153 70 28 .881
Hacklier and llenion remain the
only undefeated lennue pitchers.
Cool Weather For
Indianapolis Race
road en. route to Scuttle.
LOUGHRAN TO
FIGHT L AT 10
THIS EVENING
thin trio.
KYA
INWANAPOUS. May .10 (AP)
After two Hhowcra early tills morn
Ing the skicH cleared at 9 a. m.
ijuy, assuring clear, cool weather
lor tho GOO-mlle antolnoMIe rat'
at tho Indiana polls motor speec
way.
An hour befurp tho start of the
grind the two and 11 half mile brick
track wun drying rapidly.
I,. 1.. 4'orum and lutch llau
mun. hoth or Jmlinuupo.iH. Kinaubud
their curs while taking u practice
spin nnd were forced to withdraw,
Their cars wen- wrecked but
neither . -driver whs serioiiHly In
jured.
, J- STKfX TIKS I SKl)
roHAX.i;smTit(; Ai') steel
railroad Hcm are behiK u.ed In
Krowinw number; .by the 'South
African Hallway administration, be-
in,: put Into service whenever con
ditions permit.
IF A FAMOUS AIRPLANE COULD SPEAK!
UTOCKHOUf ( API "Hyree ocli
Wu," or "Own your own hoine," ia j
becoming a popular phrase In B
ien due lurgely to eihlkltiooa In
tended to encourage the construe I
lion of better and more beautlfid
balnea. Many artlclea of Amerlrue,
manufacture, euch ua sewing ui
cbinea, refrlgeratora, floor polish.
ers, washing inachloea and vacutira
rfeuncri, are demonatrntvd. Th
government routrlLutra aurplu
pronts from lotteries to aid In fi
iivnclng tb ejtliltillloua.
; ftiitimt siirsiit
- OREENHBORO, N. C tb city
ntnnager altered trafflo algnul
t-cnedulee ao that the bella Would
not disturb Rom Ponaelle, operatic
oprano, resting for a concert,
'well, here vjeAreA ' I . im Uf.-p ""N
Lt P0LLEP UP OUR. J "
AND RETIRED DON'T KM0W " "
ALREM3Y IM K How ,-M 50MQ
I SEE I'M IM WSTlMtSUlSHeO J 0M6 CV GET VEI LONE-
COMPAwy.AWYrlOvV'.THEWJ J 50MC -NNHAT WTrt ALL THESE ) 1
in! uMu.ti n.Ho, , 5iM CROWS Wp EVERVTHIMO- LsiltiM
SOME VETERAN TZZ- " BECOME HRESOmE rr--' '
PIANE5 OTTrie I , TIMES r
r- 1 , 1 i " ' '
I I TO rSS TI16 OLP Lift y ...AW.dEE"-.-
IJU5T A ttAK. j I TO-PA! T
rue 6iOi UOOl v I r X . I I
sVcrtvr5. '' " '' 'V 1 Lt ,
A f antler nnd n mi-pcntcr have
met In tile I'utll Lumber i nmpany
Tlio fni'iniT nM lo tbe -i Mittei
"Whnt nit' yuii tlolnn'," 'I be vnv
pt'nlor snys. "I am driving naiK
1 1 it'll the nirincr .ns to the ear-
'uler. "if you uoittd drhc .ill the
nulls that Clauile 1'iait sbfpiM'd into
low it you M iiuht erlaiuly kt'p
biiy.' Ttien tbt c:irM-iiter said
'If I momM thhe nil ihc nulls that
(Intide iMutt liriiK nlHtut I mild
Hire ilrhe onie nails."
They haw n lory slniteil nrounii
jer tin (-otiutry Hint t'lnude 1'iiitt
alnys brnt.inc 11 Iiis Muff.
lit) een bruus tin lnnjin h palm.
(m hniKH tnt Itnytil cihiI, he ltuit
it tlie Johns-.Mutism lite MNifime nnd
Uc blTiRs tut the Ited Miautl Held
fencfiiK Hy tlx a, the fit Id
fi'ift'lnK: eame In U'.tav. Tbeiv wn
wyi furluailx nf (ii.-nml ut ttw
I tlhln't want to tell ou Hint (Iumv
wen two t'rhad iKtuiist' 1
JlfrHhl I mm Id x-ure ou. YtHi
niUjtht think I eotdtlu'l miM eiimiuh
iiHUiey ti pay the ti-i-iubi nnd then
)tll wuitld worry (iter II. Well.
lllW fieiKbt business Is im jtke. Il
tAklTi til' hUlll-l'Allltvl a.-h to pn
tlio fivlKbl and the .-V. never
iTAti lilt B Itu tltls t-redft in their
ll CM. I nvmhlu't wiitit them tti.
either, 'tMtniiM 1 know thai the
wuuldn't and I want mi to tell
the reJ estate nieu of t.innde
that I don't bae auytbiuu to tiittle.
Vi nindt bi euiMiMh irmle-s es-
terilay to lat ii- till uet .Imnmty.
or In oilier words till llio taioeK
tinH home. I nni to.ior to ehaiw
tlvnt wnl mniel- beeaiiM' lhe
nilKbt think I nni adcriistite stmn
tarette. I wilt leaic it hi the
jtuimI nld-fashioneil way, "'111 the
onus eitni; home.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
We Sell F.r Cash
Tho ltxr Man' livmV
.Vr INnimlry I'lmno Main S 19 1
No Suinlnj UiLsiiieew I
San Francisco 3&2.7m-
K5(ilic) S. Klks profrram: , Irish
fair: l to 11, dance music.
I KKW'rt Hollywood Ctfil.2m-
U.litlie) 8. proKram; !. music; 1
to 1 1, dance music.
KKX Portland (277.fim-10fi(i-
. 7' i -ke) 8. Catholic lecture: 8:15, pro-
NKW YOItK.1 May 3fl (AP) mm; 9:3. studio proRram; 10 to
Tommy. Loughrun who will risk bin, dance frolic.
liBht heavyweight, title on liny pro-' KH J l.os Angeles (.I!.Sm-7..i-vocation
at nil. takes on Pete: I.ut- lir 8- fiirtoonlsl's hour: 0. mixed
ieo. Hcrnnton, Pa., coul miner In ft"mrU't: to 12 orobestra.
16-round chnui)lonflhlp fight at
Kbbets field tolilght. A Frenchman looped tbe loop
Lnughrun'a ' frlenils nre content! 1111 times the other day. Probably
to give aim out any sort of odds so! helping tho madame with the
confident are they that the fast i spring house-cleaning.
stepping champion has nothing to
fear. .- j
Odds on fnvoritles have fulled
before but thero appears little
likelihood that tho former welter
champion' of tho world can do more
than giv l.oughran a few uneasy
moments at tht best. ' Since he
Brew, moro or Icsh overnight, from
a welterweight to a light heavy
weight. I.at'o has demonstrated
nothing beyond the fjTct that ho enn
give and take. Ho will need more
than that against tbe sharp shoot
ing champion.
needs
no
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aope
GASOLINE
Home of us walk .to reduce:
'others arc reduced to walking.
STANDARD Oil COMPANY Of CAUfOMIl,
n.vK sort: is iti: oiti iu v
bOXDOX (A P) April marked
the end of the find year of rm in
chanRed 4 1.4 per cent rate for the
Hank of Kuglaud. a record run.
When the rate was established It
was believed It would be ohly tem
porary, hut heavy gold withdraw
als and tbe increase In the federal I
reserve rate In the Pulled States
prevented return to lower levels.
The Happiest
Holiday
HY-PEP-SEN
A tentative Tonic
and
System Cleanser.
Makes you eat better, sleep bet
ter. Work better and feel better.
If ymi are weak and nervous,
have that tired, worn out nnd run
down feeling, you should start tak
ing lly-PKP-Sen today.
It will give you vim, vljcor and
vitality such as you have not known
in years. . i .
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ind system builder, t'rice tl.
Fur sale by Mucin Drug Co.
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is one that brings the most
pleasant change from ordinary,
average days. And it's only
natural that you should think
of a holiday, therefore, In terms
of dlninx out avoiding the
work and worry of meals at
home.
Housewives,... their families
have earned many summer holi
days. Make them more certain
successes by Including delicious
dinners at tbe Sae.ija wen in ynnr
plans.
Sacajawea Inn
Points the Wiij- to Ilcltor Tiling."
. ON MAY THIRTIETH
This bank is closed in honor of the brave
men who have given their lives on the
altar of their country. Nor can we pay
. thcrh proper respect without grateful re
. membranee of the mothers who sent them
forth, without a tribute to those compan
ions who, injured, couraceouslv carry on
despite their handicaps. May thirtieth is
Memorial Day set aside throughout this
whole broad land as a day of remem
brance and respect.
United States National Bank
La Grande, Oregon