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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, February 27, 1929.
1 1
LACE
CURTAINS...
new this
, spring
' at
$1.25 and $1.50
Hill's
Dependable
Quality.
Dependable
Values.
SHARKEY. STRIB
BATTLE TONIGHT
Greatest Fistic Show the
South Has Ever Known
Is Under Way
James J. Corbett
To Watch Battle
; fly Alan J. .oiill
i Apho? lfitel I'reHH HportM Editor)
! MIAMI JtKACir. I'la., I-Vh. 27
(AI'-KlKliliIom. rich In lh ira.li-
tin dm Jf iliirinjc promotion und un
UHiiul dninia. (leiiir'iitcM a ww an'
ftM-r-ii(ruliir oitlnwtt lonlnht, if t h
wwti hir he fnlr. ,
Aniiil -wt'Ofs unit Miirrotintlfnirn
tluit Hii a htntnn comruMt to thi
ol. I diiyn when prjito fUrhllnK huh
u ftiKi'lvo Kumn in, the Hoiith, the
Hf.ilihy und 'funliioiiuhlo. (ho jcrut
nid the tn'UJ" Kn;ut qf IujhIim'n and
)lflAlH, or llll' ; tlfHHtll'P mtoijihIk
mid fh! mriH wnld. have xalh
frott h en for Ihe lin-round hiuvy
wclifhir tmi(Kh( lntwci-n Yoiiiik
HlHIjMntf und Jack Kharhi-y,
Onp of fJrrJiUt
In one of tho jrmUfH, NhHq
Miowh nnd the imohI Hr(arular
.upon I'Vi nl the old MHith him evor
known, Ktrlhlinir. pride of Ocorin
.und thn niiiriliHllP ho Of of l)lxh
MIAMI JtKAril, Flin.. Ken. 27 I will box Himrki.y, ihe hard hlttlrur
(AD An iddcrly K-nileman In jt(W,Um unllor, for tho IkIK eo battle
inn n-rlnimci uuhm. Ill ihlitnlnK , for i)M. crown Hint (Inn Tunney
Juilr itaried in the middle will fir t ,n), luld iimM to lite wJiuier'iiiuy ,
Inmitly :tt the Hhnrki y-HirildlnK KQ ,hl, riun.t. to m.-tl tho pro-i
flKht proifcflinvM tonlKhl from a t mnlor of thla H iiuirkahli- affair, '
Miit in the prH row. Hi-lwccn ! j,, IVmpwy. for rcotnition aa
i a at a typrwriter lie may ho .,,, h.uvywilKht champion of tlie'
I. dotK'd a hit for d ream inn of the world.
1 -1. Hharkcy In (h favoi lto to win. i
liu is Jumps J. Corhett, "Gentle-:, Th hrttiiiK odd parly today wav
man Jim." one-time ehamplon of e.rt a,.0iind nix to flvo and wvoh I
the world and now at 2. appralH- to f(vtl ln Mh fHVll Tn4, PXmit '
Intf In hoiiio uniHW-nient tliiii .lru- roB. iiau , IWunim fiivora the t
aaonxa and oomparlnjr It with the f ,,,. of tho i-ukk1 aailor hut '
niaht oim 35 yenm mko when ho Ul i,.,,,, mn of (i,.rKrt lhp M.'ri. j
foimht and knocked out rhiirlry tlniPiital favorlto In tho hlKKit 1
MlieuHl. the rhninplon of KnKlund. u., l0 l)11M (.V(.r r,u.(,tl ;tot. Ut
in a title matoh at Jarknoiivflle. honic fotkn." -
'J hat iMiut, incidentally, hum tm mat (Vowil nf Kft.OliO '
hlK hcnvywelKhl match in Klorida. j i.'jomt t afi.ooo apeciatoiH. tlu
......... - 'mpaelty oftlie mlnlnturo edition j
- of lloyle'R thirty ntrrea In KlainlnKo
1 n 4 I fl 11 park, will m-o the yoiithrul rinv ,
II KjA Li 1 11 I ,'mft anl " ll"op of Htrihllntf pit-1
,., i. ..mmJ ted iiKaliiMt tho ruKK'd dofonHo ami
Mf)IM:i(N OANflXS ANT? ! counter attaek of Hie liofttonlan. i.
XIH IUKI'IO IS IM-'lil KNCK ' Mllllona more will hear the do-
Ity IVtik-rlo ItriiMlt, SI. I. , tallB 0 flll(' truy over a nation-wide
.Mrdhal IMnvior. Tli Hiirko jliookup of nearly Hi) hrondciiHlliiv
l'MHHlaiIoii j muuioiik, the KieatrHt ovtu ar
White riaina. New York rnngeu for a rijfm and a remark
Sharkey-Striblingr Bout In Dixie Is Real Money-Maker
v. turn' k v . ' . . ; -- - .. .r .j., '2 -m
i f STR1BLINC k TP? KTf'Ht 1 SHARKEY S
Amateur Boxing
Crowns Awarded
To Eight Winners
JOHNNY bUASSIL
Here are Die piincipuls and the setting for the 10-iound bout between J:iek Sharkey and Young Stribling at'
Miami Beach tonight. Johnny Brassil wai one of the ea rly clioices for referee but after a squabble Brassil lost out
because "Pa" Stribling didn't want a Boston referee to of ficia'te at the bout. Brassil is pictured below. At the top
is Jack Dempsey, wlo stepped into Tex Rickard's shoes to stage this scrap, and with gate receipts above expecta
tions, the battle is sure to be a money-maker. '
Cattle Driven
To Baker Valley,
Searching Food
Ity.Mi-H. M. l ItayiiKnul
( t DiHorver ( 'orrt'apoinlent )
' I 'ON I lOHA. Ore., ( Kpeetal ).
WoodHon and Wankei, catth- men
We have found at the Hurke evidence or wideapread in- erniio, are uiivin
l''oundatlon'a country recunerativi t'"''" 1" niatrh that hu ItHolf nu 1 1 1 to linker Valley to
IriMliutloii ihut daneinK In a primo champioiiHhlp Binlflcanre.
reereation for the eonvaleacent,
wiih Kiven nt tho nchooi houtm Tuea I evening.
day afternoon by tho mombeiH of
the Medical HprltiKH Wonien'M eliih.
On mm and eonteatH were enjoyed
for a eotipln of houra, before dell
cIoub rrftfHltnientH w'i-e aervei.
DuriiiK the afternoon, a aurprlm'
ahnwer wa Riven Mra. William j one
Hiyant when nho reeoived many ( i.--,-.
UHoftil KlI'tH, There were 'id wo- 1 . .. . 1 - .
men present. j ; xrypurp T?TPT-TTQ
Tho (Ii an-le Hondo Lumber com- M 1N i.VjXi 1 X1 iVJTii 1 O
"it'lr 'puny K ritrul?htctnr and widonlnn ' - -
roeu t1L, idfliinel of HiK Crook at a point
About 30 (flrla and 'boy I MM n 1 1
weio prcH.Tit, each member Jmvinff j f T Illctlllvttv jM.HU
Invited a friend. Ouiih-h and danc
liiK were tho dlvemloim of the eve
nina. followed by refreshinentH.
Mra. Clarence. .Ktephennon and Mm
A rih le Steihon(on were eha nor-
Whitman In Tie
. rOnTI.AN'I), On".. Keh. 27 (Al"
A nipnc-ity orowil wltnoiwd th
Hcml-flimls anil c!ihiiiIoiiiiii
rounds of the Pacific coast amutnur
boxlnir tournunir.nl at ll' armory
here Ium niirht. The tn)-tap of
the Rlovr noumleil beyond the mld
nlKhl hour liefore the final lioul
wuj4 reached. Many of tho semi
finals and a few of tho final con
tests renulred an extra round for a
declxlon.
Tho Olympic club of Kan l-'ran-clsco
carried off IiIkIi honor by
lukinie three of the elsht bouts.
Vountr jren's Institute of San Kran
clseo ran second with two. while
the I.os AnKeles At tie club, the
i :!... -iiv nf Washington und the
' Hollywood Athletic club each look
one bout. The final bouts resulted
j us follows:
KeavywelKht Clarenco Poylo.
: Olympic club, Sun Kranclsro. de
feated Al Holmes. I'nlversity of
WuKhinuton. decision in third.
KlywelKht class Abo .Miller. Hol
lywood A. ".. defeated Anxeln
l'neste, Olympic club, decision In
j third.
. US-pound class llob Martin.
I Han Kranclsro V.. M. I., defeated
j Walter .Muttson, Hollywood. A. C,
decision in third.
I li'0-pound cluss Martin Zunica,
1 I.os Anucles A. C, di feuted Dave
Walker, I'nlveislty of Washington,
i ln -four riunils.
. US-pound class Cerelll. Olym
pic ciun, ueieuu'u i.iM-iimi".
Multnotiiah club, technical knock
out in second.
147-pound class John I'erdlck.
I'nlversity nf WushinKton. defented
llob Kldred, Washington Ktnte col
lege, knockout ln first.
1 lid-pound class Jack ronnell,
Y. M. I., of San Francisco, defeated
Ted McKay. Splvey's A. '.. of Port
land, by decision In third.
17l-pound class -'rank Tucker.
Olympic club of Sati Francisco, de
feated Art Mayer. Multnomah club,
Derision in third.
Trade In -Your
;
Old Furniture
We will allow you the
greatest possible amount
en your old furniture on
the purchase of new.
Telephone or writs, us
and wo will have our
appraiser call and tell
you exactly how much
we will allow for your
old furniture.
CARR
FUltNITHRE CO.. Inc. -Main
770
For Hoop Title athlete not
EXPECTED TO
SURVIVE SHOT
100,000 (ialo
The promotera cNtlmate that the iIIIM i.
Kaie ai pneea or id 10 win rt n. .... ..-in
a much 1nh viKorona vxerc'lnu than i' I . V . , valley lo do the feedliiK
... ... .V. i... ofiloo opened for Ita taut day'a . i.-pi... m.i n
funetlonliiK IhrotiKliout all aeauouM
both In and out of doora. Mudorn
danelDR provea (on analyidH) to ho
Hlnro buy haH become aearco. About near the mill In anticipation of the)
una noad were taken out in two high water In the aprlnx. faaally v V nlJ i T
bunehoH Innl week. W. H. Duncan th n,,.i, , r.n J nt 1 orki . "t,olntl'd
holplnx with tiie drivea. .,nd ilon mnn ilitimiiFo lo th r i
in linker i paiiy'M railroad trackM.
u three-
much lifting" of body welKht nor
hendlnK, a to automatically Kimla
ii ted to tho strength of tho various
poisons, and the atronir help the
wcaki Patlenta who cannot aa yet
walk well will, under the liiHplm
tlon of iuubIc and daneo, urine ami
hiierearifully take minor part, and
Uien go on to ntore and varied
oit exeWlAlfi: ' JAnd 't'lilk' UH-'ei
bIoii ranka eaally flrat In Ita up
tenilltiK aociallielnff und unti-nen-
I'uile. influelleea. It la commonly
KtribtliiK'H Htock alumped a trifle
when It became known ho, hail in
jured a rib and .pOK.nfbly alau
riffht hand, In
but
are not roiiaidored In a aerlotis con
dition, t
ii ble. hemuMii
Imnroved eolornnd noUe. iin.i irmwi bantllcap. dnmihler, Alra. Henry IIokh until
aroomlnK In K' neral. Theae effects CapnioM Koooiul Slmrkoy Sunday.
carry over for houra. and help to' Thaw who acan the "Innldo 1 'l,H' Hollof anrleiy. (ho women'M
hrar ihena peraonalltleH aKalnxt Mtlifr." lor indication uttaeh aoma "'ifnnlitatlon of the Latter Day
the Inevjiahle wave-like dlmlniHh- HiKniricance to tho word that Mlku S","tt m t nt the home of
In deproaidoni. t Capone, brother of Hrarfaco Al lr"- - W. dray TueNdny after-
Kor thla rlana all danren nro Capone, former Chlcauo tfatiK lead- '"n. It was a literary meeting
Mhortened, and tho iiieotlnK limited er, will be In Hharkcy'M corner. ""'I M h. M. .1. Lerwlll wavo a re
in about one hour. Trained over- Tho aponea live aumptuoiiNly In view of a play by (Jeorire llernard
aeiifM are prexent, all are Inatrucled an Isbtnd residence hero. Hut tho Shaw, "The D. vII'h la-oiple". At
lo doalHt upon feollntf oveivoxer- bleu of any Influence bring tho clone of the itti'otlnK, Ice ete.im
lion, otherH bpln with only two or broiiKht to bear, or anv HUKKeatlou and cuke were nerved,
(hrw meanuroB per evening. J or Intlmblailon la acouted In both Mra. Henry Maxfield U ft Kalur-
L'utertalnment nuiiibera between flitht eamps. where apokemnen are day for n tteok'a visit In Cntou and
the dancea not only enhance the agreed on tho falrneHH aa well aa lo Orandi.
atltaetlveiioHa of the evening but feaiioKaneaa or Lou Matrnolla. who (1. . Wllmin and family move 1
fcerve lo modify favorably the do- ha handled many of New York'H hero from Wallowa l-Yldny. Mr.
Me of exnrclne. Horlal group Important boiila. , wilann hat a. cured eiuployin'eni t.t
daneea are encouraged, and all ( The facia of battle, nlrondv fair- iho mill.
holldaya and important dateH are iy Wl.u i.allyhoord. are. that the A Washington' birthday mrt
eohbrated with ma.,ueradeH and htf Hhow HUiVtH nt 7:4U Kaatern '
1 he more formal oomumo and other standard time, with i.n nrrav of rM 'n, i., .,r v... v,,,..,
!'nr"1i ... . . . ' Ki'Ven pri-llmlnary, houia aa well nlato nthb-tlp ciuumlwfon also will '
i-our or five aet dnncen in tho ..u i...m i i . m i. . 1
Id weekly, , noirroi'it. Tho main uo Ih for tt n mln tin. uhnl.. mni.in.i. u ill l... ,x,t
roiindH to an official refereo'a do- over to Thuraday night.
' By tlio Assoc-latoil livs
CHICAGO Tony Canonorl, New
ernan-
(v., rhlllppine lHlandH fin). Sailor
Kay Koaky, San I''ranoinco, and
Kddie Shea, Chicago, drew, (la).
School wart dlKmlH.icd at J J Karl .Maatro, Chicago, outpointed
o'clock Tuesday morning after u;Villio Michel, Jlelglum. (10).
program in honor of WaHhluglon'a INOIANAI'OLIS Chuck Wlg-
mriauay. i no gina oi uie eooaery HinHt indianapolia. knocked
cum men mm wun uieir leaoo-, Ueorire Getnaa. I'hllodelnhl i.. a
Mlna Marie Conlogue and held their joek Garry, Columbia, a. knocked
trlplelM. haa been having- gland "" i . i . L , V . .VV. 7 K , y y , nimnftl,0I,
it lif tmld that the Oalnty Dough od out Juck AndeiHOn. I'aducah.
Kyv (1). Hud Dehoven. PariH, III.,
becoming good cooka, lint ainet', outpointed Charles Shine, Indlhnu-
pOllH,.,G).
WALLA WALLA. Woali.. Feb.
7 (AP) Whitman college'a baa-
I ketbull oulntet won Ita way into
tie with Willamette university for'
tho northwoBt basketball confer
eneo honors here lnat night when
they took J. Infield college'a players
into camp, 32 to 25. ,
Captain Eaker To
Attempt Long Hop
SKATTLK. Feb. 27 (AP) Ac
companled by a plane flown by
Lieut, Krlk NoLson, round the
world army flier. Captain Jra c,
Kaker left here at H a. in. today
on tho first log of preliminary hops
to Krownsville. Texas, where h
will attempt a flight to Colon,
Panama.
Lieut. Nelson was to accompany
Captain Kaker ns far as Portland,
where tho first atop was to ho
nmde.
Tho tennis association has re
stored Hill Tllden to-aniateur
standing. The association must
huve boon watching his porform-'
ance on tho stage.
. Kit rope has been .having a ter
rible cold wave. Maybe that's just
a little atmosphoro they created
for tho reparations conference.
hearsed by members of the parent-
; teacher assoi-fatlon and will he
future
in iiiiiiiiuiiiy wiuiiKiii. ino muvi"- . .... . ' ' ,ir " iv'h n i
toenta are gliding, do not involve iT "V. ",luy: U!"r" .U'".M nJ'Ur'y Uc-l cm Jy drama Is being
, h,, .. "tiw,wuw hi ariuiu fUHii in nunn, h..i.r.i i. n... ..
suffhdent not only to pay Hilar
l.i.t. inn tun ..4i.it mi
but also enmmh 1 .im I, l.,l'. ' fl.lr.-.l l.ynelle, one of the Orny
Uftn Him,,,-.. fl,.r.l..H ..
urnflt or almiit mill mill trouble, and was taken to lios-
. 't ... ',, , , u" Mlxi'rs. as Ihey end themsi-lv
in-. i.j , ,. , , i . i
hl'. ';'Sf"rr V ' VI'i"VJ,:H' llwym the evidence Bt each meet.
a tiuliiinir session .,.. ,, ..... I nit, Ihero Is no way of provlnir lt MINNILAPOI.IH Dick imnh.ix
Just a week before llm flirht. II. il ,.",,.e, In m serious eon- Allen.lunce at Huri.lay school s MJInneapolls, , knocked out Mike
his rather, "I'u" Hlribllnr. Ills phy. . ., " " "lllBI"eie.i in a si nous i on- r,.,.H,llf. , ,Ht Hdniluy .vi,i,.n m, pi . n,.,
ii marked that thoso itatherlnK for "'clan and his concluiilnK wnrkoula . them were rr people pres. nt. , Hiitrjarr. Mlnot, N. TX, outpointed
Hie dances are scarcely reruKnin- UBII,y 10 'he (leoiKlan's readiness ' " Jonnnsen wen! lo La' The ineinheis nf Hie 4-11 cookery , Hoy .Mleliaelson. Minneapolis. (8).
Of I loir iitiltiullnn i' 1"" lOI'lll II IS IICSI. WltllOUl v.i"'i.- r..i i i ,v iiiki iimm-.i ih-i
' OIIII'AOO. KelJ. 27 (AP) John
Acher'a fraternity brothers huvo
been Informed there is nothing:
they can do to save Ills life.
Tho entire Northwestern lTnl-
Coach It; V. "NIK" norleske com- ye,vuy chapter of Phi Delta Thetu
nientod utter the (nine that "WhU: offrrril yesterday to submit to
man absolutely refutes the charge i,ooll transfusions in un effort to
Of Wlllnmetto that Whitman added mv, ,, mbleto.
additional Kames to her schedule, i The offer was declined by
sinco the Willainette srames. , Tele- i-kw, r,i,r hi. .mm. fwnn
crams and letters nrnve elnnt'lv Hint ,., . -..
- j1 oil iuukc, la., sain u uaiiMiu-
u'1 such was not the case.' 1 told the inri i,n,i ,.i,,iv h..nn ,,r,,,..,.,l iit
Willamette graduate mananer per- tnat there seemed to be Utile
sonnlly about these Karnes' before chance of recovery
tli second Willamette (tame." . .. ' ... ., .
This Is the first year lit the his-'; Ar'a '" of " N""
tory of the northwest conference ,'uf. '' ,Pt !' n' rt', WU"
that the .Missionaries have not '"Kt, w ,,n h"0ll""
Kalned a elear tille lo the basket, 1"0.'"'? 1"":u",,, nf ''""J
ball ehniniilontrfilp.' I )c h' " cn,r, " f, n,1',r of
Ills spine, ,
dull honored llielr leader, Miss Jack Kearns, Omaha, knocked out
Marie t'onloKiie, Willi 'a surprise I iud Olover, Mlnnenpolls, (1).'
puny al the school house Monday! NIIW JIAVKN, .Conn. I'Veddle
Mueller, nuffalo, won on a foul
from Louis Kid Kaiilan, Merlden, ;
(S).
HOT RprtlNOS. Ark Charles
Nnshert, Olilahoma city, knocked
out Orover Malllnl, New Orlea.ns,
(). , .;-
life Welcomeyou
a Pnrtlinil. 100 comfortable rooml.
each wiih bath. Reasonable rale.
Convenient down-towo location
5wHOTF.L .
CONGRESS
PORTLAND. OREGON
Louia B. Oooil, Resident Manager
Dodge
Most Men
ran
RDTHBRS
cemrnl assembly are h
besides (hn orenslnnal special rot
Iiikc parlies and the freuuenlly lin
provhMKl duncinit by the women In
their (luarlers nnd the Jluirlliir of
men. ... .
'I he elderly nnd those seriously
crippled nllend finite fnllhrully.
snd get definite curative value
lliloiiith Mlrs of tneiniiiy unit the
Impress of music. Those with feui-s
anil complaints throughout the dny
are early found In loremost places
at Iho unities, and thereafter nre
somewhat ashamed to eoutlnue
aloiiir the pseiido-neuiopiithlc
courses.
'I he number or mlddlr-uged and
old persons who are gmdually l,.
to renew certain measures or youth
by. liinillrti .1 dunce parllelpallun Is
most Kralifylng. Willi the tulal or
over seventy thuusuntl pallenls
enred for, there Is no record of in
jury or wounds and other delects
Irom these mild ulnd suiuewliut
Atypical dance exercises. There
have been occasional Instances or
apparent weakness, fainting upn
the dnnrc floor or in the audience,
bill In every cose these have proved
' to be of nervous charnctei mild
hysteria, emotional and nerve
'sp lis."
Yale Sees Another Carr in Sturdy
Trucks
Chrysler Motors Product
Life'. Real Glory
j To hp h slroiis hand In Hie dark
; to another in the lime of need, lo
'. It a cup of slreiicili In n litinuin
, soul In n crisis nf weakness. Is to
know the clory f life. Hush
. ISIurk.
';
- No Tim tw Squabbl
Tn (he old dava, lliliikl u phllosu.
filter In tho Aiiicrlcaii Miipislue.
finiillles liaik up so much lime milk
. lug belli ends meet Ihut Ihev iliilu'l
huve tiniu lo tuiUNblilc iihiiui liny
Ihlllf.
Vy ,' yjpr. f.;'w -i
More than a Million Dollars, Worth
Sold Every Week
rmlrrick Murdr (leli) I. luionil tn eiiiul, ir liol IsMler. Hie
lluliM.r inile taullilui Miml or II hfl, I Iih'Ii. st-l bv Mlbill t'urr
(ilclil).
Vule has to do Its slime of yielding e.meh. And Cunnly predlels that
a iiiiiens stiorls, hut when
formerly graham
brothers Trucks
Therompletc HntofTruck. Bute and
Mulor Coachrs which UoUe Brother
liav- been manutacturin and tthug
unjer the namr ol Qraham Brothr
now take tht name ol their makcra
Dodge Brother a
Thn Trucka. Bute and Motor
CoMChta have alwaya been powered
bv DoUtfe Brotheraenlnei. For years
Ihey have been built ot OodgeBrothera
parta In Dodge Brothers plants ac
cwrditig to Dotlgt Brothers standards
These Trucks. Buses and Motor
Coaches are aold. aa they alwaya
have been sold, bv Dodgv Brothers
Dealers everywhere
PRICES
MERCHANTS EXPRKSS-110 w.b. f 665
COMMERCIAL TRUCK-IM'w.h 7?J
i-ton-i.w whxtb.H . . . 995
l-TON-IW wh.alb... , , . 1065
II
iim 1. 1 pule valllttm: Ih. Illu.
(reels Hn sei'llle !. Kr.lll,-e iIiiom in
lennl...
Young Frederick Sturdy now
has arrived to defend Yule's pole
Vsiililnt ti million. Ilia recent per-
foliiiiinee of el.-arlnu 14 fret
stamp him us a worthy successor
ine great Mal.ln Carr. former
Sturdy will attain this goal ut the
Indoor Intercollegtuto champion
shltH hero Mnivh 2.
Yale's remarkable ch.impleni.hlp
siit'eessert In vaulting dates back to j
IXMt, when an lilt man won the!
first Intercollegiate tills for Ibe j
Ulne. Yule vaulters b:i'e won the
I. c. A. A. A. A. title IS times mid j
shured In the title nu five other
I'l TON-i'hnH. ,
I'l-TOM-W vvhnlbiM ...
J TON-IM' wttnlb.u . .
I TON-IU' wht.lt... . , , ,
3 TON-IJS' wlmlb... . . . .
J TON-IW wb..lb.u . . .
,TON IM' whlb.M . .
CMW t a, Dmr4
1341
1415
1515
1585
1745
1775
18-15
Repeat orders . . . new orders . . . fleet
orders . . . orders for single trucks . . .
hundreds of them in a single day . . .
More than a million dollars' worth of
Dodge Trucks arc sold every week.
No testimonial could be more convinc
. ing than the purchases of these keen
buyers backing sound truck judgment
with their operating dollars.
They are buying what you want
power, speed, dependability, low oper
ating costs, fine appearance, long life,
high earning power ...
Let us show you the Dodge Truck that
fits your needs exactly body and
chassis Complete, ready to work.
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14 feat, 1 Inch, "n wnn the outdoor Inlervol-
leLlate three years In n row. glv
Sturdy, who is SI years nld. tins lug his whol n four-year winning
ft aplendld chance to set u new Mfctik. ills n-r.i.n vu:ilt in l'l-'T
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nioroiigliliriifl hoise an- Iliul the
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rree trace tlirougb 10 to 18 creas
es, iodic liaviog a man an S3,
L. C. SMITH
9 Depot St.
Want To
Get Rich
-And They Accomplish It
By Planning Their Savings
v You know lots of men who have made money
but very few of them made it except by plan
ning a definite financial goal and working- con
sistently toward it.
If you want to have $1,000 or $10,000 in cash
ten years from now, your home Building &
Loan Association offers you the best opportuni
ty if you keep at it constantly.
And you don't need to save .$1000 a year to get
ten thousand. More than a fourth of the total
will be added for the use of the money interest
that your investment earns for you. It accumu
lates with surprising speed with interest com
pounded semi-annually. Will you let us give you
additional details?
LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN
La Grande, Oregon.