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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, February 5, 1929.
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New Nifty
Juanella
Fancy Aprons
$1.25
See Window
Hill's
Dependable
Quality.
Dependable
Values.
STATERS DEFEAT
j; MONTANA 28-26
0. S. C. Now Heads Sec
ond Division; Northern
Leadership' at Stake
t'nust. Ctiiifereiino KlamhirfM
Brothers All Grid Players
orihcrn division-
Washlngton il
WanhiiiK'litn Hi iitt' ...
Idaho
OroKoll Stall
Oreiion ...,v..
Molilalia
Southern division
California ,i
Ninnford
Southern r.-iurnrniu
v. i i.. a.
.OBSERVER IS
VICTORIOUS IN
LEAGUE MA TCH
7" hi Observer huivllii!; tenia
inminiatm d t.s fdamlliiKfi in the cliy
l.MKUl' 1(1 HI , -nlKllt ll' ,l'f('JLlill
Wari'n Sinis two -nut' of three,
mines. Tie low sent Wand into
" i ' -I f f ' ; of (h second division
-?" ' i it motmti WnUy placed the Hit
drill In third place.
' 1llM UVck'R S4 in iinli
Tuesday .Muniunu vs. Oregon ut
RiiKene, WiihliiitKion State vs. Ida-
ho at Moscow. Ht. 'iKiiiitiim vh, Stan-
(-..-. .it It.. I. ilm .
, J WciliicHilny Rintft Clara vh. Cal
j Ifornlu at Ilcrkeley.
I- mliiy WitsmiiKton v
liiiKton State M J'ulJman.
Ha turd ay Orejron State vh. Ore- i
Kn at Kimono, WiiHhinKton vh. Ma- !
ho at Moscow;. KiiM n' Mohawks-'
vh. WasliiHRtan-.Htat) at I'lillinun. I
Stanford vh. California at J'alo Al
to. !'. ( I.. A. vh. Southern Calif
ornla at I.om AnifcIcH.
COUVAI.I.IS, On.. IVI. ft (AI)
., Led by Mullml and O rii y Hon,
iOk koii Slate 'tiimcd back Hie ln-
i ".'A' .i l .i i VI u. ' 1.1 . vihIJuk Montana btiskethnll fiulntet
newspapermen; was , " " V , ! " .' .h"h'
when (irnyson sank one to give tlx
( Irungclltf n nt Klln-rill h-nil Tin.
a mime I" i Hiali in-llK'n iiruduiilly worked tli-'
' I count li u . '- . l. ..!....
7(12 3 410
i Wnrm '.,...! 7S2 111.'. :! 2,"ii!
III
llintta, n f ihi'
Mioml tilth (I!, Oliver, with 04;
H a hii'l beta ' gaum score. Tim fhnra
im c a tiaiiilii'un of 75
I In Ir oiinwntii.
-j ... . : I : a
(Jlimrvnr 1H Mi
Wand 722 Tll.'i
I K ill" LUi IS J A V . !
.mil f v'v , Ai,' j-, r -f .
si r'i?5cy i
I
Dempsey Keeps
Young Stnbhnc:
Out of The Air
FROMHOREMANS
Diminutive Jap Winner
Opening Game in 18.2
Billiard Tourney .
MIAMI I1KACH Klu., - VI. I
(Al) Vounir Hirllillnit tioix not
cHft to fly toilay. Nor tiininrruw.
i Nor any other (Jay until ho milk
Ki-iii m I'i'iiriiary si ruitlc fiitravi.-
liii'iit Hitli Jink Hharki'y.ln I'uilil-
iiko ori-nu. -I'romotnr
Jack DemiiM-v jH ar-
Iitiiiiih .I that rlylnic Khali ,huri; no
I tilaro on the- ronilltiunlliff in otrnm I
or thp Maron lioxi'r aviator. Hi'
In no ilt'tarniiniiil that hi- hits Mtun-
i pi'il nHkliis the CK-oi Kiun to may
! on the Kiouml ami has fll. il n
j Jiiurtlon iirorpeillnitH to ki-i-i Htril)-
iiiih- uui or i no ail-.
Younx Ntrllillnir jun chiiso.l, an
nli'liliriii. mn'iM'nl ycura airo. anil Iiiih
hiipjn-ij about thf rouniry in It for
hlK variouH niutrhfM.
KliililliiK toilay wiih pt-opiu'eil for
IiIh limial Itto anil imi'-half imIIi h of
roail ttork. tt hlln hla npponi'nt ex-
Li.. . i, . louiiu 01 . .;,.(. Hnicpnlachor. of Oerinany, unil
Sharki-y Iiiih liiM-n Invltw to tto
throliifh an i-xhlliltlon titlll hln
aparilliK partni'rs In Tnninn l'"ii
ilay nlKhl. nml Ih-nipMiy may nc.
comiiany hffti to tin went roam city.
Service at this store means all that the Moid im
plies. Our service begins when your purchase
is made and continues indefinitely. And not
least of all our convenient credit plan which is
designed to meet the particular needs of your
budget. ' V -
CARR FURNITURE CO
My Herbert wlirker
(Aiwoefated I'reHH HportH Writer)
NKW YOltK. 1'Vb. S (Al') The
uorld'H IK. "J balkllne bllllaril.M crown
remeil a trifle limeeurely on l-Moil- I
arl Horcliian'ii curly-thatched head I
today. -'6 hi" illy ilnpresHive but It ra
The slim Hi l?ian miiile an In- '"ore than eniiitKh to elve the Jap
aurplrloUH mart In defenw. of theineo the victory. . Incidentally It
Kanie' moat coveted title lam nlKlit J won hla firm triumph ill the last
when he bowed to Klnrey Matsuya-. t ' ".2 balkllne toui namenti.. He
ma. the plnt-nlzed Japanese. 4lili to I failed to tun a Banie in the last
2!l2iln 16 lnnlllK. It wan the. first I one lit Washington In 1 1'27. Horn
match In the championship round- mnn's nvernse was 1 t-ie.
niliin tournuinent In which Hole. I This afternoon Cochran nml
! mans stakes his crown aualnst the I HiiKenlaeher. both former title
assaulis not only of Matsuyumu but boldors are to clash. Toniaiil
ma
Eastern Oregon's, Largest Home Furnishers
uIho at Velkir f'orhran ami yountf
Jake Selmffrr. of the 1'nllfil KtatcH,
Hchacfcr, unotlicr
iiu'i'iji Cranio.
Lx-rhutii)iin
IWitilc r ICrforiM
rtio inanaKvm imttli over the
ri'fnrcpH Ix'Kan yoxicrday. DtMiipscy
fulvlHPd "I'll" Htill-litiK and
ItaH
Ki'llx C.rutiffp ut lrunce.
Houh- wh ern bet ween h Is i old
(juaiiorji und tho Level club, Kccno
of tho tournament. Horcmans lost
IiIh control and there Hen the whole
Hlory f IiIh defeat ly little Mat
Ktiyaina. Not once during the dull and
lengthy match diil the champion
i-xhiliit th uncanny control of the !
NIGKT FIGHTS
Johnny lluekley, iiianaffi-ra
. The
low: -
Kliini.inirs of the teaitm'fol-
0. -W
(Ibsert'er
tirlll
' W'li res .....
lloilliineil .
1. eRlon
Pel.,
I. niid
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.fiiill
444
am
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I'lns
4.IH2
p.r.os
4.2K7
7,UK
4.1.21
, li 1
ed riiiiKlnic look- ones, slnlilnif ttto.
and was koIiik lit full speed ns the
Kiln elided the KHlue, chlnske Cor
.Miiiitanii and llnllaid rtir Onifon
Htate staeil an 'Individual Heni'lrn,"
bnllle, hlnslie comlntf out ahead
by in to 12.
KpcultliiK r'f ymr In-other acts in spoi ls, what about the OIIIh or Cull
foriilu? Tliein are four nf llrenii all football player, stuilylnit ut
Heilieley al llifs limp uuil they say mo morn are cornlnit iiIoiik In a
3-(.ar or two. Friik.,lefl' above; was viusliy. hulfhack this year mill
Jlony, nexi (o him, wus varsity Kiiuril. Itulsluii. below Frank, was
tifcslimaii haUbiu it. and fiiiin. rlKlit llmv, outereil aclioiil recently as
. t fi'i'shniiiu after a (treat foollmll carrier. In liltflt school.
prliieipiibi that If no selection has
been made a week before tl- flKht,
' he will choose the referee' hllliseir.
! Amontf those already mentioned
for the Job are Dave Miller' and
Waller Kckersall, CIiIciiko: ' Kd
lltekerson. (Irnnd Itaplds. Mich.:
Toui llellly. I'biladelpliliL: J.ou
.MaKitolla and Jack O'Mulllvun; New
'York: Mu lllnkle. Cleveland: Mllm
, MeClellund. Ilelrolc and Itto un-'
nnmed .Massaehu.si.tts refelves.
of the Ml1"" lnnt won for ''Im the title In n
ehallenKi test airuinst Cochran last
March. ! Huremans spent most of
the evenlPK. tryinif to make points
Willi- the hulli. lit lltiei t.nil . m,
side, of the table. . Only twice did .
l i
i lly Tin' AM.iK-la(ed I'l-css.
I ChicUKO Jerry Tlllly Ulifflth.
i Sioux City. Iowa, stopped Hilly
i I'Veas, (irnnd Hatiils. .Mich., (7).
Kinir 'i'llt. .Minneapolis, stopped
Tony Sunders. chlciiKo, (2). hanny
Jllelmont. Clilcntfo. bllttialnled Jim
'niy Harris, i 'ineiiinail, (0). Yoiiiik
jltattlini; Levinsky. Chicago, knock
. ed o:ii Hilly o'llrlen. Itoekford.
CO. , . j
oriu. III. Johnny NVltoii.
Jinx Is Still On
higher today with the proHpect that
Van Tuyle. Ituckli-y it ml Mavdouoll
would he In condition to play. They
had been taking turn on the hum
Idtal lint. , .
the vacant lieavywelKlit throne, ''
. Young; In years und experience,
but the in out proiniHinR of the.
Vent's ho pen In thn utioat for Gene
TunnoyV rellnciulnhed ' honorH,
Kmamnd tontKit, for. the cond
time.' will' flKht' 7'ornmy l.ouxhiHn,
; MKht-henvywclfrht klnK who. if late,
ban been plirnuinK the heavy wnivht
TH1FI F.VP.lI1TJf2 'own. In New York 1uHt June
- jw r m , t , v j .;MMIIIUP accepted
EMANUEL HAS
OPPORTUNITY
I.OH ANOi;i.KS,'l'b. 5 (Al1)
'Annum! lOmnnliel, youtiiful .An
Kraneisco Inwycr-linxcr whose I'ls
' tic Impes weie toppled Into oblivion
several inonihs into by the rorky
march with
I..uuMiiii(ii mii ne nays nuiiee, sun
stltiitlnic for Jimmy Mattery. ' Th
I ehuinplon ytviis- Klveir tliu decision,
i but piuny, tliniiirlit It should huVo
been awarded to Kntunuel. , ..
plon, aKiiln.
.Mnndell wrenched his left shoul
der in the ninth round, of his nan
championship match with Don
Datis last nlifht and appeared badly
hurt althoUKll . hla manager. Kddle
Kane, said It would not keep hill)
out of the rlnir for Ionic: .Mnmlell
l,i:.M):llSIII AT STAKK
IIOHCOW, Idaho, Keb. 6 (AD
Leadership or the northern division
of the rnelflc coast conference was
to bo at slake tnnlKht when Wnsh-
'lotilKtu I lie l.eirion howl rvKn I'tHL Initton Hlnie colleKe, sharlnir the
Hie Hook A- Htntlnncry sniind and h'U'l with the irnlveislty of WiihIi-
(f iWednewbiy it twin the:O..W. nieels Inu-lon, meets thi Idaho Vandal
k llln t 'iisni'vee. - i nn i.eiplnit. irn,.u basketball Mound : in ilil,..t ni,...'
I ne "'!llon' Tlitirsday aidilnst thf' The couirars ai'n at the top with !
,i.,.,- wiiii im,! mi e i-may ine i mi rn-i wries unci no tiereats while
uaiiroiiur.rs roll iyaltiHl Uui Hook- Idaho had two victoria and one de
lin n. HiiinliiHlio titi-ll and Wares feat. A loss lo tho Vandals would
meet, ' ' i .- I lilaee tile Washllliunn Hiinkv i tv
' ' "li lop, while li Washlnitnii Slum
Klun Aman illnh ruled "by divine 1 , a , 7 2 V ," ,"y w,""'1'. many , i ne kiiiokx treaty reema lo. have ; Men at 45 sliould bcKln to .lis-
i llt.M," but, he couldn't make those .line l.,, e . ' 1 . " """""'' ").iay. attain stood j over, ooi4e,i in,, nine mutter ,u.l (fii appear, says Mir, Arthur. Ki 'th. Hut
ho ennmile runs of-ln.itei- ihtin fill
Tralllnic by 324 toJI2at the end ! Iniliunupolls. knocked out Taylor
of the 1 1th, Innlnir. the champion j Vnn N'Tht. Koulh Hend. Ind.. (li).
temporarily (oikoi his nervoiisnesi j rhiladelphla. Johnny Dundee,
and collected u strlnir of h'.l. He I "altlniore, outpointed Tony Asi en
followed this" streak Itb a collee-f1". Kiuiln. (Hi), lleml Dewank
tlon of 6K In the fifteenth Innlntf ;p'- Kiunce. stoiiped (Saston
and added 44 on his next und last ' fram e, Kriince, (S). Vldal (ire
attempt. Tliese three 'runs, hls'ff''''io K,itiiv, oiitiointed Mllliin
best of the eveniiiK. eould not save ! Cohen. New York, (Hi).
mt i . . .. nun from overwhelmlnK defeat lint I Little Itoek. Ark. I'Mdlc . Kid
lUUrlCieilfi 1 I (III 'hey did contrive to tiinkti the scoio Woire, .Memphis. Tenn., knocked
' : a bit more respectable. lout Johnny Harris, Kunsas Cily,
.,.,,,' ,,, ' 1 While Ilorenian was follotvlnir ! (7).
J,,,. , . . Al') The the balls all over the table and Biv-' Louisville. Ky Jackie Diibiiu.
1.1 ,, r"'' In vera to his ,liKust by some ex- Louisville, outpointed Paul Allen,
Mandell. worlds llBhtwelKht cham- .e,ely expr.-s.slve ,unts and I chlcairo (10) -
shriiRs of his shoulders. .Malsuyu- I Tilltn., Oklu. Hube Hunt, Tu'sa.
ma, the five-foot, boy-faced stolid outpolnled Jimmy Hyrne. Louis
Japanese, was rminlnit up polntsiyille Ky (Hi)
with u display of steady. If not Haffalo. N. Y. Osk Till. Iluffalo,
particularly brilliant, billiards. , At slopped Jiiluny Mason, Cincinnati,
times he took n.npy chances but (X)
i (,-eneral rule lie was content to . - ; .
u.iii- nun lunni'i viuivi- Kitiiie
won llie lleclsion. ..easily 111 HI .,n,l l,.t H, .,..., .,u l,.,,., 1 ,.t. .e... .'. ASTO tIA. Ore li'nh S (Jl'l
rounds. . ( '.-'.. -r Japanese had three i nns of better ',"! iisf. Ostteso. Orts, und
Last fall, his collar bone was thun Till, runnlllK 74 In his second .' "Wild Hill" Donovan, Tueoma.
friietured, foieiiiK a rest of several Inning: 07 In his elBhth and' 89 in staged a "knock down, diag oul"
months, : , his lllth. After that his total , wier-illug match here' last hlwbt
. J ' . I mounted slowly' except . for the.-i which Included -everything from a
Inui teonlh inning when he collected .'1st fight to u hair pulling contvHt'.
4" and In tho 10th when he closed Kru.te won the match.' taking the
out the match with un unfinished , first and third fulls with a crucifix
run. of 20. . . . . , , ... hold, Donovan taking the second
.Mnlauynina'8 mutch average of . fall with a Hostou cruli.
Butler Bulldog
Team Hoping To
Win U.S. Title
filH'AdO, Keb. ft (Al)-Tlie
Sutler MulldoifH from IndlanapolU
have made another leap toward tho
mythical national buHketbull chant.
pluiishlp lor 11'.':). . 4
Altlioiih handicapped by in
juries, tint IttilMoKK ndded unotlier
Kcalp to their already ilnprcuslvo
collection lust nlKht by drubbing
Illiniils. H:t to L'S. In a rutinuxly
fotiKht K.-uno at t'tiampiiin. They
already have cuiimiercd such pow
erful teaniH as I'm due, 1'iitsimr,
MiKKourl and North t'arolina.
4'liicaxo, the cellar team of ihn
Ills" Ten. upset the IlulldotfH early
In tin- season for their only defeat.
Carl Hildehrand, eenier and
sco tin r ace, was absent from tho
Huilcr lint up last nii;it lieeauso
of an injury Hiiffered at Kvansvllle.
Ind., Saturday night, wlille 'a plain
White ran into u wall n ml had to
be taken out during: the eauie.
Wild Bill Wins
Third Straight
Golf Tourney
HOT HPmjOH, Ark.. Kelt. 5
( A 1') Trailed by a score or moro
of Kelt's outstanding luminaries.
'Wild Hill" JUchlhorn trooped out
if Hot Sprinffs last niicht with the
major imrtion of .the $5,000 prize
money in the annual Komh-Central
open tournament tucked away In
his pocket.
The victory yesterday after, an
18-holc playoff with Hobby Cruick
shank and Norton Smith, vim
Mehthorn's third major win In a
few weeks.
Mehthnrn bad little trouble yes
terday in distancing bis two rjvals,
finishing' two under par 72 to lead
Smith by two strokes and.,Veo
Bnbhy by six Alter the three. had
tied at 2im strokca at the end of
the f-hole play. v,
'he I'ensjicula open was the. Im
mediate objective today of the
ti'aveliiiK "olfers, '"',
5 U i s' Af.MiaiH wear pants i WuhIUm JtWr, 'itult . i V. l,IM3"r!" Ul -opponuniiy. aim e.enine iiKui rrancnis as u llmt'M nst when most of them
i (j NMiHlilnifton. Ktate Htock waB this t hip .on the trail that lends to ewiHe.of. wm-. . - i , - Kln to expand. . '
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. .. tributethecnor- fcl rt
each fir a Lisckii instead of a sweet.
"T7HEN I climbed aboard the 'America' after those cold, strenuous hours getting
v V the men off the freighter 'Florida,' there was nothing I wanted so much as a
Lucky 'By George,' it tasted wonderful! A Lucky is always refreshing. My tense nerves
relaxed, my aching throat was soothed and the whole thrilling adventure just seemed a
part of the day's work. As time goes by, and as I look back to that memorable night, I'll
always remember the wonderful taste of that welcome Lucky. As I went around to visit
the men we'd rescued, I found many of them enjoying Luckies, too. We really couldn't
wait to get back to our ship and 'Luckies.' As an actual fact in returning to the
'America' I noticed one of our men rowing with one hand and lighting a 'Lucky' with
the other. There's no flavor to equal toasted tobaccos, and I always prefer Lucky Strikes.
There's wisdom in the saying: 'Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet.' It helps a man
to keep physically fit and wc who follow the sea must always be prepared for any
emergency." ' . ;
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Authorities at
tribute the enor-
moua increase in Citfarctte
imoking to the improve,
ment in the process of Ciga
rette manufacture by the ap
plication of heat. It it true
that during the year 1928,
Lucky Strike Cigarettes
showed a greater increase
than all otherCigarettes com
bined. This surely confirms
the public's confidence in the
superiority of Lucky Strike.
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VX-lJ& Thc man mentioned hy A fZ2tt4s" ' Lj A LUCKY fMs
HSKSs St ' s-si ?t Chief Odicer Maiming ?pjr. T r . &iV TlsTCTC Anne
xv ixt-W n . xt . JmWt-'ft Harry Manning, & mj TAIL. INSTEAD OF !.
x s s-sv AXC -SVtSi was HoatiHatft s Mate Jyi . ' " . ;.AA.
U,s 44" Alojs A. WiUon. Acti" S" Ma" Jjfi A SWEET."
iWK ' "A m 1929' Th Antarlcan Tobacco Co., M.nuf.ctur.rt fltS V"'"
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