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VALLEY NEWS
WANT ADS
VOLUME XVII
LA GRANDE, ORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2-1, 1929.
NUMBER 305
HUSKIES TO SEEK
THE "BEST" COACH
Enoch Bagahaw, Who Re
signed Yesterday, to
Finish Out Season.
SKATTI.K. W:ih1i.. Oct. 24 AI)
Knoch W. Hashaw begun coach -
Iiik the Cnivrsity of Washington
lout bnl I team oul of kindness to
ilny. Yesterday thi' dynamic little
gridiron mentor resigned :ih head
conch of the Washington eleven
but ofrored his services for Hie re
mainder or the present season.
The student hoard of eontro" last
nlslit accepted Hagshaw's resigna
tion and also his offer to remain
in the "position of head coach until
th conclusion of the Washlngton
I'hteago game November 1M. Hag-
nlm w's con I ract had 1 wo more
years lo run and hi- will he paid
orr in full. lie will recelvu ap
proximately $ti, onti fur the un
served term of the contract. The
resignation ended a year of .strife
on tho university campus. The
student hoiird attempted to dis
miss Hagshaw last winter, but It
failed. Th( coach was Hieu re
((liested to resign anil he refused
After a disastrous season this
year Itngsha w talked the matter
over with Karl ampbel;, graduate
manager and deeided to resign.
"We will get the lust available
foothatl coach in the country." de
clared Campbell In discussion plans
for Hagshnw's successor. "Money
is no object and our search may
cover the entire Tniled Slates. I
plan to leave soon on u tour of the
country in search of the right
man."
Although no names have been
suggested, it Is general' y under
stood that Washington has con
sidered several of the outstanding
coaches in the country. Th-y
itieb'fl" Jess lawle. K'nule itnek
lic, Klip Madigan, Hob Zuppkc, Tad
Jones. Dv. J. W. Wilee, ir. '. W.
Spears, Harry Sluhldreher and till
Jtobie.
"TUtM" A I "TO IX.STIti:iTIOX
SACK A M UNTO, (AT) The Cal
ifornia Highway patrol has di
vided the ensuing three months
Jnto periods each of which Is set
aside for the correct Ion of im
proper driving. The slow driver
who operates In Hie middle of the
road will receive lei flays warning
by radio and t lir.u.iigil, , t he press,
lifter which lie will .face arrest
and fines. Headlights a ml the
various phases of the motor law
will follow, each preceded by a
period of warning.
"Sky-Rocket" Plane Tested in
These photos show how Fritz von Opel, wealthy young German scientist, made the world's first,
fligh: in a rocket-propelled airplane. Above you see von Opel in the cockpit of the original ship,
named "Sander Hak 1" after its designer. Fried rich W. Sander. lielow. with rockets spurting
flame and smoke, it Is roaring across a field, almost ready to leave the ground. Note the absence
of landing wheels, the plane sliding along on a single, central rail under' the blunt fuselage. Later,
with u ship of similar construction, the daring von Opel, shown in the Inset, made a six-mile flight
and now is planning to cross tho Kuglish Channel in a rocket-powered plane.
Bagshaw's Team
To Battle For
Him Saturday
SKATTl.K. Vash.. Oct. l!4 CAP)
One of their last opportunities to
do a good turn for their coachMhe
C Diversity of Washington football
players have pledged themselves to
"buttle our heads oft" in the grid
Iron game -.gainst the 1'niversHy of
Oregon hero Saturday.
JJuring practice yesterday Coach
Knocli VV. Uuffshiiw Inrurinvd li Ih
I men that he has resigned hi(t that
he had offered IiIh .services Ihr the
: remainder of the season. 1 nd
when work wits over for the day
the players swooped down on their
coach; holvte'd him on their shou"-
...in a band its.
j ders and gelled,
liaggy."
"we're for you,
I Tears fell from liagshaw's oys
as he told his men that he appre
ciated their spirit.
"Hut forget what has happeti"d
today." said the coach. "l-'orgcl
it a nd remember e have somo
hard games befot'o us. We piny
Oregon Saturday."
And the players secretly pledged
themselves to fight for victory In
the Washinulon-Oreiion. game.
' A hard scrlmmag,, was on the
program for (he stpiad today. Hug-
shaw has been uiVlng his subsii-
' tutcH :i koou tl''iil of work thl.H wrri'li
Ill II IU0 III llmllng HCI1IO Clipilllll'
I'owrvi'Ti. fro'''iirl(i'iI oxpi'rtciViiod
KillMlltUti'H In Iho WiiKhlllKlon-
W'linhlnff.im Kti.lo Biii.Hi In Nt w-rki1".1"' wni.-l, w.-nl Into n ,-
aud lost the
b.lUle When hlM first
team weakened.
P E , - t.
, in a cigarette it s
536" ' SUCH POPULARITY MUSt' bC DESERVED . ' . vHEy satisfy . .
Germany
Sonnenberg Is
Winner; Referee
Action Protested!.. ...To
LOS ANHKI.KS; Oct. 24 ( , p)
Some scribes said today Cum Son-
niwiberg won his wrest'ling mabh
with Kd "Sirang!er" Lewis hist
; night, others said
! Mel onald mailt n.
II.. I. i-.... U.tU
iUuM IHTUlllir
! lieelNlon in awarding him the
I lmt. while (lie camp of Lewis
' I'laiined he Hhould have I n
; Kivim i.m. nviivvwriKiu ciiaiiipion-
.Jwn'.Jil mi)" nuillll.llu.-l'K
Bl"1 t". 'oiiipioii. - ... rm. M'hi' Miit'ldoH-iiHhhimI Hpcul.-'
i "' conlrlv.'lHy itroxn ovit lho;oilly. Klimlly l.i.'W'in HlnilKhl-lll'liu'ii
1,mI wnn nml ,,,. ,,( .Innlil
iMsojim llficat Inn and a flying lack-
oitstaiix; roornAMi (;.mi:s sriu.iu i.i;i yon
SATl'lUlAY, OtU'OIU'.ll 20th, 1929.
Willi Scon When Teams Met IjiM Teur
(By The Associated rress)
I Jlst
Georgetown r-) vs.
cbanon V. j
(0).
Amhersl 2n) vs. Wesleyan (20).
Maino (0) vs. Hares MG).
Hoston College (24) vs. Ganialus
(0).
Itrowii vs. Syracuse."
Colgate vs. Providence.
Cidumhla 2o vs. Williams (6).
Harvard (l.i) vs. 1 tnrlmo'.U ti
(7).
Kord ha m vs. 1 a vis-Kl k i ns.
Holy Cross (G) vs. Marquette
).
N. Y. V. vs. Kul lor.
lhicktlell (12) va. Gettysburg
(I!).
New Hampshiro (0) vs. Tufts
().
1'ennsylvanla vs. Lehigh.
lVun Slate (u) vs. iifyetle
(7).
lrlnt:elou (() vs. Navy l).
Hutgc rs (12) vh. Cat h oil c 1 r.
HO.
Springfield (tl) vs. Hoston U.
(7). .
Vale (ii) vs. Army (IS).
Notre Dame (U) vs. Carnegie
Tech (20).
Pittsburgh (2ii) vs. Allegheny
((').
Vtllanova vs. I Kike.
Washington-.b'ff. vs. Temple.
Chicago (ID vs. Purdue 4).
DctroU (27) vs. Loyola lu.)
(i).
; Illinois () vs. Michigan CO.
j Loyola (Ml.) (7) vs. St. Lonin
().
Michigan State (7) vs. No. Car
olina State (10.
Minnesota vs. Itlpon.
Northwestern vs. Wabash.
Ohio Stale () vs. Indiana (0).
Wisconsin (KO vs. Iowa (0).
Fur West
Mrigham Young (4'1V vs. West
ern Stalt! (0).
Colorado AggieH (II) vs. IMall
le which found Lewis facing the
wroiiK- direction.
action which
won by Son-
iti "-l itiimiii.u "ft ui
onds, and the hcadlocks which ' parently believing the match over.
' Mtueezed t In champion Into sub-1 dashed to tin side of their minion,
i"lHl" "'d unconsciousness forftl(1 M,.onni(1 ,.u(,(, .tjuth H((1-,
w-coiul fall in 1 4 mlnulcH, 3fi ,
Hf(.lll(IH. itjilcil ln'fnr thn l r.M l,Cl,
' ' UlU 0 "imUH.-H, HC'COnilH I ll I I'll
j Konnenberg
ruled lo tin
fniinil I.uwIh cdii.
w'JiyH or a flyliiK
; iiickiki', iihii id iiohnvhhiou oi ii
li-l3 III nil. nirill III IL MiruiK'H-
; .som.ni.m out of tho ring, iiuil
i,i r 1
hoy,
lie
rcmii I Med (here fur 17!
16).
Oonzaga (IS) v.s.. ML St. Charlea
(12).
(ireeley (34) vs. Colorado Mines t
(13). . I
Oregon Slate vs. Idaho.
Stanford ( vs. So. California
(10).
Cn llf , (I ,oh Angeles) ( 2 ) vs.
Pomona (o).
W.ishlngton Siato (33) vh. Whll
utnn (0).
Wyoming (fi) vs. Ulah Aggic.i
(24).
Co 11 Torn hi vs. Olympic Club.
Montana (0) vs. Molilalia State
(0). -
Nevada (it) vs. Cal. Aggies (tl).
Arizona (40) vs. New Mexico
Aggies (0).
Idaho (So. nranch) vs. Utah.
South
Alabama (42) vh, Hewanee (12).
. Centre. (0) vh. Kentucky (S).
Florida (2fi) vh. Oeorgla (ii).
North Carolina (14) v. Virgin
la Poly (Hi).
Ogleihorpe vh. Dayton.
Tulano (0) v. Georgia Tech
(HI).
Vauderhlll vs. Maryville.
Virginia vh, Ht. Johns (Md.).
Virginia M'llilary (0) vh. Mary-
laud (0).
Centenary (fi) vb. Haylor (27).
Washlnglon-Leo (7) va. TenmH
seo (26).
Southwest
DraUo (HO vs. Criiliiull (7).
Aiuch (0) vs. Kansas (().
Creighlon vh. Haskell.
Kans-iH Aggies (21) vh. Okla
homa (3,'D.
Missouri (M) vs. Nebraska (24), I
Southern Methodist vh Missis-1
sippi. !
Texas ( in) VH. lUce (fi). I
Oklahoma Aggies vh. West Va.
Texas A. & M. (12) VH. Ar- I
kansas (27).
Texan Chrlsllaii (2S) vs. Texas
Tech ().
jsecondH,-and Dr. P. A. Mlllikaii,
1iI.h second rushed lo him. This
,.,, HMrr,,lii.,,t ln .nmm.mrv
I lM i.ei, si'euiiiin, hum eer, !-
t ..v-i unit ' ' K "tu'iv
fOdl llrlwI'lMl tlU( ropcH III till.
count of 20.
The champion lunged a I I a; win
before tho hitler had time to re
cover his composure at the 1111
ev'peetert 'decision, nnd;' rotted 'him.
Jt. whh the end. .7. Htndow, the
contender's chief second, protested
vigorously for Lewis, and still was
protesting when the crowd had
golie.
OFFICIALS Tt) CONFFH j aeronautics; William P. Mac
ON' AIKPOHT PKOBLKMS Crackun. jr.. formerly assistant
WASHINGTON. (A P) Munici
pal airport problems will bo laid
. V .. "r . ."Grant III.
joint sponsorship of tho American
Koadhulldci'H association and the
Aeronautical Chamber of Com
merce. Mom than in.iao city officials
have been Invited to convents with
airport engineers and builders to
discuss present practices and fu
ture requlrenicntH of ulrport con
struction. Leading speakers will bo Sen.
ator Hiram Bingham of Connecti
cut: Uavid S. Ingalls, assistant sec
retary' of the navy In charge of
STORAGE . BATTERIES
More Starting Power
Better Ignition
, Better Lights
Safety Always .
Buy one at the Official Willard Sei-vice Station
Generators Starters Magnetos repaired.
Automotive
Curtis W.
213 Greenwood
Willard Warehouse
MANY BARGAINS
Used Cars. See them on our
Used Car Lot. .
Lara son' Chevrolet Company
14)4 ADAMH
A Hlx In tlie l'Jrico
secretary or commereo m cnarftp
of aeronautics; Clarence M. Young
his successor, and Lieut Col. U. H.
director of public
buildings and forka
OH K A I NITRATES SOUGHT
WASHINGTON, (AP Promo
tion of the chemical industry until
Spain will 'produce nitrates as
cheaply as Germany Is contemplat
ed by tho "Council of Knergy a
Spanish government body, accord
ing to consular advices lo tho de
partment of commerce.
New York Is to hav nn 80
story building. You can find more
stories In Wall Street, however.
Electric Co.
Sine, Mgr.
Phone I.I-520
& Service Station
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