La Grande evening observer., January 28, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

'Paprfe Two
LA GRANDK' EVENING OBSERVER,' LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday,' January '28; 110
The Line of Beauty
HILL'S
HUSKIES BEATEN
BY ORANGE CREW
Lyman Figures in 0, S. C,
Victory Over Washing
ton Tossers 34 to 32.
r'OftVALMH, Ow.( Jan. 58 (APJ
In on of th moat t-peciaculrtr
ImakHbull flnbhc fvw Ke"'n on
tho local court, Oivgon Stale atop
pen, tho northern divudQii confer-i-nco
lending I'nivrnilty of Wu.sh
lugton tuniu a-winning atroak. 34
to 2J, here taut litKhl. Coach. Hlatft
r (JIN, Jut recovering from nn nt
; firlc of pneumonia,; dirwetod the
i irnngrrn-n pmoJuilly. Waahlng-
WKDXKHDAV PntKillAMS' .;
liie .niionai tfroadcaatlnic com-
pnny prtieium for Wedneatlay fol -
Iowa: 1 io 8 . m Mnklnp Merry;
k to 9, Happy Time; limr,, houf-
hold pr-rmil; J0:3(i," to: I
Wotnan'H Maxnalne: t to S, llndlo
(liilhl; 2 to I!:I5.. Woman'a nnrly;
3 to a:30, Aoollana: 3:30 In 4, plan-
tmion- KWtnea; 4:.1f Jo &, elaaalo
coinpoaitlona;. A, mnalo and flnan.
rial nilvlcei S:30, eololata and quar-,
let: 7:3.0, t'lojil (llhbona; 8, Jaek
mid F.thyl: K:30, Atnoa and Andy;
K:4',, Ni-enadeiM -11:16, lHiimrd
and Illnea: Mlnlaturo hlo
uraphy:, I0:l'i to 1 1,-Mlnatrela.
Tho I'olumltla. IfroadoantlnK aya
tern proHrain - for - We'tltieadny fol.
low: .3:30. orchitnt; a in a:30,
nitiajonl program 0 to 0:30, Kramt
opera; 0, Movlo clulj; II to 1,
ilant-e mtlaJo, ...'.
Taeomn
KVI (Tfi'ikc) 7 to 8:30, reoorda:
:3ll to 3:30.
.-i, aoiiKa; r,:04
iol,aTl.n.'3a !
,to . elivnt, IIH,
la, 'Servnnderai 11. CUH.
- I'nrtlautl ; . ' .'"r ' J
KflV ((12ke) 7 n. m. NJ1C: 0,
Hewn, c.ooklntf Kohool; J0:30, NIK';
it:3n, imixli:: 1, XIK!':'.. nittalo!
3. -.NllCl t. chlldrnn'a hour; 6,
Mil'; M:li. tudii,ivaudfvllli' 40..
concert orcheatru; 1 L to l.'duneel
muidr.. . ' ; . : . i , ,
. KMX .(lUPUi;) li, popular pro
Kram; . 7,. ronoert ehaentblet 1,
etudlni 10,. danne niuale; , 11:30,
ntiwa. .
. SiKikntin . ' .
KC.A (1470ke) t. . orchestra; " 7,
'nneort; II, i iNeapolltaha; io,' re
iiuesta.
KIIQ (Sankel 7 a. m.-NIK'; 0,
featuren: 10:11, ,M'.C; 8:15, mualo.
r,:30. NIK'; i 3:30, vaudeville;. 10,
.porta: 10:1 S, Nile; 11. popular
ntusie. '
Penver : '
OO.V (S3nke) (j;30, farhi pro
Klani; C, . N IK.-. 8. altldlo; . 8:30,
Mil': 8:45, feature; 9, concert:
!l:30, NHO. . , .
Stvaltlp
K.HI (070kcl tl. orchestral 7.
conaorl: ' . 8, HpanHh KnlKhts; ' ,
Ncapolllana; 10, variety hour; '11,
Vie Meyers orchcalra., t
KO.MO (920kc) (J, NDC; 13 to
1J:30, oritan. . '
Ixm Auoolc f
', KPI (Stokr) f,:43, atork mar
kcla; C, N'lll'; 9:30, feature; to,
concert; 11, nawa.
KIIJ (Snake) II. ornnn: 7, a.vm
phony; , I'KS; 10, newa; 10:0S,
dance mualc: 12 to 1, organ, r'-
KXX (I050ko) 6:15 khbllea pro-,
irratn; C, orKan; C:30r alrlnt; en-.
M iahlc; 7, Mi', and Mrs. Kklt; 7:30,
fcatitrea; 10 to 1. dance inualr.
fkiklaml
KflO (ISOko) C, .NIK'; II to IS.
dance orchestra.
KIOC (SSOkc) , concert trio: 7,
news; 7:30, concert; hookworm;
D : 1 ft, sonKai 10, popular inuidc; II
to 13, dance records.
San Vrnucbtfo
KKItO. (tiiokol li. CHS; 7, ayin
hon!ta; I. Khon- Boat; 3, CH.M;
I a to 1, dani'e inultic.
KI'O (Cokc) 6, chlldren'a Hour;
5:30, newa: C, c.mcert: 7, popular
tnuBtc; 8, NIK.'; 8:30, piano; !.
t'ecll and Sally; 9:10. variety hour;
1" tu 13, dance iiiuxkr.
Salt lake City
RSI, (lllokr) f.:30. fliinehlne
irlrla; 0, NllO; S. concert; :S0.
NIK"; 8:4r., fealuree: ;3, radlo
etle; 10, NltC; 11, requela.
00ES1
YOUR
RADIO
II. in 7 second
L satUryinS
;1
A-
ip HOT. IT' TIMt
rado tubes
STANDARD (or EVl'
?
0
give you
; tor. defeat, plaijt-d, U't l"kky In
, :n tlu fur firirt plnco with Washing
J ion tft'tle. Tim game wan torrid
ihrouKlmut, being tied iteven Uracil
In find half which onded IS to It
In favor of th Htuteri. Omyann
tun ulM In th bint hulf and sot
el Laeketti to tflvo Mtatera nn fight
pulut li-nd.. ' Till waa wiped out
a h ,Mcl'ur;y and Curnett la II ltd
four tl i ii'K for thtt HukiwL With
a minute and a hulf to no Gray
$4ii again put Orangemen, In th
tad. which they held to the end.
A second name will he playd here
tunijEht.
I.VIAX HKJ'WfK'S VIIITf.WK
Many Iji OraniU liiukoib4U (aim
biard tlio . Wiialilptton Orrifop
Statu boiii'i bronttcom over KOAC
Uiat nlehl. their Intirwat, i belni
hclirhtt'neil :by --tho tirMwnf: of
Itlchart) ".Moat'" iynian 'oit.
"'
Oruntfa Ifnm. ' ; ' .' " '
. Lyman, a aophomora, (brnif rly
Omndn High aetiooj Htnr,.- r
placrd M. l WlUtlack al comer af
tnr fivo nilnuloa of ploy, clurlny
which ttio WaatilnKtnn cntr wa
I vettlnK nioat of tho tlp-offa, I.y.
man, ho'ver. ronaiatrntty out.
Imnpeil' ht opponent," tMl twin th
Onmfftn'cn'- tvent ituo. th ' lead,
NoWInf a jm-fp-poim uuvantage at
iialf.ilin.' -At one tlina durlnir lhe
( poijie tlio' efore IAoJ Or 8. -U. ii.
j waKntnffion 1. out a t"ay rany
1 In the ln halt put the Invader
ahead it tp K - In the'flnal rally,
the Orvfun Hta'tt-ra tliid ihe m?or.
and foritrtl Into the' lea'l. j , .
' 1 ymnn flKUre-l In tha aoorlnit
fwlth aeveral- polnta. , ..
I , ' ., .. . , .... . , ,' , - V
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ljAttvi am T)iomAnl '"
P OnilCl MJlUUlVllUy v
Football Star
Practicing Law
N'atfj AM ft liu.rt.ul nniwr to tho
tluejattoH What, we tl'v conplcu
ouii flK'ir In vport.M of otht r dayti
(loljiw now--lh Awocluled il'fth.l
iii-riittitlx hfroWll h. nn. lntor'fe.W
.(with lvd. U Kiilu, fuiHQUH
Wu-alai-an.1 unMl.lt.Kj.yet.r.'a.raiihi
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( Associated i'ress ffporta Writer)
'" N1)W VOItlv, Jan. 38 (Al'l
For inore hari -l-' ta'Oro . yiii's.
storlea ol aolue big football Kanut.thw onlv eommeat b Im. COfrinaru
the summary,., "JjiupIrM, , lhtvld. L'
I W i
FUlt::, (Hrnwii)". lat year, atone
ether official's pauia 'uaa ,ln...-hls
place .-anil lift npin'urod' no mora i In
wblio knickers rupnlng liere itnd
thero 'on footUvlb fhdda sllcklnir '
rlaw to tiie playeiK and leaving
the ball to the refeiee. ua nll til"
I Ires do who know their business..'
J info Fiilli turned hla back 'on
football jusi as he ' left baaehull '
i tut 25 years ago" when" he wa.)
near the top of his ganle.- Tlio :
arsvvei' theh and 93 yeara hUerwva
the' rame the law; ' lie Is n law-
yer nnd Ilia deinnmla of hla
tlco outweighed his .love or-the
onmes. , ,
"l''red:Murphy (hla law partner)
and 1 .decided Jan . year that we
would give up ' offlclatlny." said
Mr, l-'iiliit, "and an we qiilt." Mur
i'liy vac lis well known n a' ref.
ei'eo as was Fulu u an umpire.
Officiating Hani Job .
"Some, people. , think that . a
football (.trivial haa an easy time.
.... -,(-.. i.r,M. Hnlitr.
day nut' in the open, reelng u-fool '
ball game. Not at all. Hours and1
hours are uncut on aludy.of the,.
ruica and the actuul work'duriiiK
tho gapui- la tho auuilh-at part. oC
It. , ".."v. ' ..'.-
.."At that, it la strange to Bee a
game-frouv thu.atanda uff
yrur
nf watehln tho nlnyr lit clone plrymont will ho tukn nlmiittan
MtmrtfW. I only.miw nnv Ruiu rou.-dy; loglnnlnir April 5. 'Diao
hint nciiMgn and U wan hu cold thut'
day 1. hurdly know wtmi clthr
Army or Noliv Dame was trylntf
to di, hut I Mt tike & duck nut
of wnUr, or a tropical hlrd In tho
niTtlc ri-Kloni"
l.cAvltiK Hiown, horn hn Whu
u ftcK halfhrtck, Kults went to
tho rhiladolphla Katlonatn where
tnich (tKiircM nit Kd iH'liihHntv.
Montn CroHs nnd K.lmvr Kllck
W'to tna k inn ImHohutl hIMory. j
wait thr only vhort tiino, how
ovor, and inovoil over o thr
ritlladi'lphia Athletics wh. iv ht
plnyiil In I'.iOl and IVy;. lit then
cunif to New York to play an
outrudd pnkttlan for tho tihih
landtm, now- tho Yunkocn, in
1 tten. 1901 nnd i?uS.
"1 mim ndmlttfd to the bur in
I'Hit nnd quit playlnr niJor
hn-liilt to prartlcn law. 1
1 )ad tdudlfd luw for tht ih'vt;;I
ycurr that 1 wan playing huwi-hull.
I "My luM gum? I ahull not
oi(ft It. It was ahout a week or
io heforn tho cUko of Iht- 1'jftr.
t fi-nfon, V wi n pluxlnu C'lovr.
Uml. Kid KlU'rMd nnd 1 ran
tOK-ihtr w hlU w wr rhuxliiK
i u fly hull Udwtm thf OUtfiM
nnd inflfld. My fiuc wuh hi n
I raft for nvotithrt oh n tvuH of
that rolllnlnn nnd 1 had tn drtnH
)' fotid Inst i ml of latin It."
SMVIM.l:. Spnln. J.tn. ?t AP)
.MourhriM r:urid Jw M rinU.
ri.fftn to a rcnift'i'v chapc-l nnd
plnn-d tt l.-.tidt nrmthor cftln. Tp
ctitnu the lid of i h. ntitr -,ifn
and out l?ppid a mmi. Mourner
.niAHd to run In tnrror, Tho inn
i fxplalnwl he wait thi farotuk-r
nd that na hi fuvorlir pluc fur
r!vfta.
NORMAL SCHOOL
! SEEKING GAMES!
First Road Trip Ends in
Three Losses And One
Win for La Grande.
Home from their first rood trip,
th KaiMern firviron Normal .chool
baskctlm II team was entering an
other week of practice today with
o Immediate gallics iii pro.pcct.
I i.iilos arrangement run hi. made
1 lor thla Ht'fk or iiet far a series
-lrillh the rollout' of. Idaho, or
tfoino other Northwest tcun. The
iiext scheduled gamca uro t: ho
played Ju Iji (irunil. uit Kt-h. 'il
un.l ? wltU lh Muntnoiah Nor
iiml whool, hut it Ik t-xpi-rt.-il tKit
latntvt: wUl Iik nrrunuf4 to tv
pluyU hi-ffirtt tkut tliuf.
Tuq rtiuott b:tttkftt(;iU" wnn tkc !
vt-ntlot tttfr thtt fttur-eatuv trip i
Into Wvtcrn Oresoit. with the I.h
(Immie tun luitlni; ihrt u( thrm,
two ta Monmouth, unit ont. to t'o
lumWu. unlvrHy In I'orllunil Kut-uidu-.
1ho tt'ttn Ktartntl off
mronn the firm tna nlKlitH, ilo
(tallnu Albany pollf tmd lonlng
by a. lunall, uiurKln to Mnninouth,
bttl on .'Krltlity ami SiiturJuy
tilnttrf, lit. tt-unt yeemi'd.' Hlowfr und
lraambl to Sit Into lt unial trtl.
AualnHt C'olumblu, die Virtre
floor liandkoniml. , tlio b'antcrn
: Orvsan tmtn. viwtf to pVylns on
a luimlK-r cqurt,
. Tho cort) o( the K.'O. N, tomn
tq ditte fqllQw:
HelU SJ
Vnlon S
Helix ....,.,... 30
Cheney ......... .10
fi Ibany ........ 25
Monmouth ., S7
E. 0. N 35
B. O.K. Al
P. O. N...,.,...,.?
K. O, N .',10
k. o. n:. :...rj
E. O. N JU
k. o. n .....,;
1-.0. N .....3 l
ft 0. N....... ...SSJ
JlonuioutH .. 1 1
coluinbifiv.. 59
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Tolal ; on
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CONSIDERING
12 CANDIDATES
MIN'NKAl'Ol.IH, Minn Jan. 28
' (Al) Tho nearch'Tor a. new head
; football coach at tho 1'nlveralty of
' Mltineaota, haa narrowed down, to
fewer (hah a do.-?en candidates. '
rromlnent' aiitonir thoao beinf-'
cotiHldered today to , aucoeel . Ir.
, Clarence 'W,-Hiwora, . who haa re-'
alirneil to conch at tho Cnlveralty
of Oiokop, la Kllon f (Tad) Wle
mnn, former head football coach
at the I'nlveraJiy of Mlchlxnn, who
, la coming tn,,MinneapolM' Vednea-'
day to confer ' with ' (lopher of.
(.ll..V. V, '.. ....'::. .,.,'....' ';:, ,
I " ' New;v'ahout Wlcinan'a trip: to
I MlnpeapollH caine-ln nn Ann Ar-
her lllepatch,, which au Id he' had
een Invited by Of. Lottla P. Toff
num. president or th. I "diversity of
Minnesota. ,
( haven't a -word 'to say." waa
i. . 1 . 1 1 1
.Mhiiy- stiidentsand itttiinnl' are
glvlni,- strong support to the enn
(ildni' of Ailhui" ((nijch) ' Herg
pi.'tn', v.(to Im been. Hpi ara' i'rst as
slslaitt at Mlnnesoiij. Seveinl other
forfhar (lopiier warn are Included
In the list of candidates. :Tln-y are
Clare l-'llaughnessy, head coach at
Loyla, New Orleans; Karl Marti-'
neuu, aselstunt .t'Oorh. at I'urdue;
Herule Hlerman, head coach ii"Tu-
lane, and ti-isle Holein, director of
athletics at liriike.-
': llihera wlio liavo received atten
tion ure Andy Kerr, head poach at
(iritc-.Colgate: Churlea lorlii, head coach
t iH-troll; Tom I.leh, aiwManl
coach at Notro Ikime, and Fritz
Cruder, naslstnnt coaoh at Chicago.
CENSUS TAKER
ASKS 21 QUESTIONS
. ( Continued front Tttflo Ono)
Hn only Jnh I to itMlt th Mlpu
Intud tU-)tionii and tt th nn
Hwor m b't w can. II' hn no
fight to tlu more. .
Wtint " They'll A-k
;.Thc tiuinrtom will he around
fftrly la April- The 1930, cenmiscn
tf popuhittun, mrrioulturf and nn-
nr 24 mittlonn they will iH
In tho population enurt, which
will covor nppruxinvntoly K5,0u0.
Q00 ptTHonn:
I. ItclatloTiahlp to had of fam
ily, Includlnc tt (Untenant nn tn thi
"homH-nmkor' In ouch Yamlly.
3J, Whether home In ownod or
rented.
3, Valuo of homo. If owned, or
monthly rental If venud.
Hadlo H-t? (Via or No.)
6. Ikjet; thltt family Uvo on a
farm?
fi. Hex.
7. Color or nice.
S. Affo at UikI Mrthduy.
9. Marital condition.
I"). AK at lirat inarrirtK', if
any.
II. Attended hool or collRv
any timn alnce Hpt. I, 1525?
15. Ahlo to rend or wrlt.
13. I'lm'O of Idrth, (Stalf or
country. 1
14. fnthtr pU' ot Mrth.
(Mtat or country.l
16. Mother placa of hlrth.
tiState or countiy.)
Itl. CntheiMonKuo of ttcb for-fipn-lyom
portn. n
1 7. Year of fmmlKrntlon to
1'nlted Hiatra. If fnrrl-n-born.
I. W'ht'ihor naturnlljed. If for-olizn-horn.
13. Vhhor aMo to apeak Knp
llfh. If forrljfn-horn.
so. tKriiration of oach mlnful
worker.
'1. Industry In which rmplnyt d.
Whether enMlcvrt Tmploo
or w -rkiPK on nwn oomit.
ri. httln-r iieinally nt work.
?. Wi-ihr a military n ivivn!
v'lnn of the Vnttt-d Hlttttv. ui)l
If xa hi whnt exedltlon or war.
h.-tly p V f MIM WlfO
WhoevT la at hom to an-iwer
theM questlotn tMt fftipply th In-
Ioutourway
lT-lSr-P
mm
' a.f?wiLliAMs .
Oteaoarau icavKtiac. .
1". :.i.t'
aco, v & pirorr. t
formation ' .for jeveri one living In sua taker Is nt liberty to make his
tho house, ; In'-inoat-raaea, this will own una. Hut moat women are
mean the hiuiewlf,n the rtian of gald to he frank about their agoa.
the house probably' ill be nt w )rl; ! Inforllaitlon given ia held secret
when the census enumerator calls. ' and. cannot lie ured to incriminate
With reference li) Quest Ion No. ; anyone. Thus. If a, few thousand
23. a special form jis pi-ovlded lo pi-rwins describe their occupation
cover lU'i sona -wlid did noti w ork i as "booUo-glni;." they, w ill not be
"yesterdliy --r on the last regular bothered because of their, frank
working day." There are five ques- new?. Hut the ' census bureau ex-'
tlona to he lifted "if this person has ; jieeta very few- bootleggers to be
a' Job" How many weeks since he honest about It; most of thorn have
haa worked at that job? Wliy was other ostensible occupations,
lie not at work yesterday? Dues he : l'lnisl In Two Wai-kaj :
lose a day's pay by pot being at' There are 574 .supervisory dls
work? H v many days did he work ; trlcta w-hen- the census returns will
kist week llv.- ninny daya In a ' he received and given a preliminary
full-time 'week? ' And four in case'feount before being sent on to Wtudl-
tho person has "no Job of ,; any
kind." ThoHi" art: 1m ho. nMIo to
work If lie- looking for Joh?
Kef hew nvmy wockH Un Irt; hocn
without uJohV lU-UKOn fou hcln;
(Ut of u Joh? i . -
' IVnntT to Ho ("Uzrjl
'ihv Hchi'duh for tnriiicip fa a
ionK on ronlulnlntf 2'A2 quntidnH.
Ilty tlio vmic fannor , ... tho
rcimn oniimorntor la tolhc to
a-sk him qucMtlou,
... , , . n,
!t cvew the l:irm opomtnr h.iiwrtfv
larm acrt-ajie. pasture, ttrainoKo,
farm tt-ntin', farm, rental farii")
vulm a, farm debts,: taea and ox
ptndltun-H. farm iiiachtncry. co
operative marketing, numbrr of do-
iiu-rttlt- anlmiila of various specie,
cropM of all klmla, value of prod
uct, movement of farm population.
U Sampln ached uh-rt are ai nt tb
faiimra well In udvamo mo that
they may fiuro cut tho data and bp
ready for the numrutor. "
Women who decline to t'Venl
tluir ugta will not. ux a nntter nt
policy, h thrttati'iiiMl ulth a fine or
a l-rrr, In tlo hooHi.tw. The cen-
"Say 'Uncle?'
0N,
,NE of iha lallent
huakothtll play.rs.
n I n t r co 1 1 1 late
rnk ia Ijiry lUrper,
A feel H-lnrh center nt
h tlnlveralty nf
Vnrih t'arnlln.t i ti In
et Tha Tarheel iant
a e caieriiii nertnrmer
ttid naald.f thn Atnnt
l. dlsplaya hern.
i m. i -v v j i i
i
: 1 . -:
' ,? V ' i
5(
W A A-Moo'
PEEL OFF VOR
.HELU COCOON,
,0'RS A BuTTeRFuY
NOW J
TUF ,TAfirTERi. ' j
)1
AN" OWE: VVMATe' tjEALTH XPeRn
ATR .IM'TQ FiMO DOT A VSTfeM , , '
To CiET UP FORTH' OA V.
wnn new famcueo
vnhim x yNUW AL.UJI Nl&fcQINTrV MORN IN,
is a good sNiFr Kick N'TKi'.. Pants'?
lngton, Kach census taker is paid
accoKiing to the number at persons Stockton. (Cal.); Jtocord, Lowry
or farms ho enumVmtCfi. He or she, arfys:
that "is. Inasmuch as 20 or 25 per. ''Hack In the days when I waa
cent of the.emiinerators are likely sports editor' o( the. Oakland Tri
te be woineh. Tliey are all siP- bune there was a hoy getting by 'In
posed to' finish their tetTitorj- with- Igreat shape iri the (qur-round game
In two w eeks after the census be-I here (boforo )ie got tVro'und
gins. - fights)' and -ivhO fought aeveral of
, Some of them have really' dlffl-1 the best boya of his class. He was
cult tasks climbing Into the more i l-.'ddle Mensor, who played aeveral
I remoio fastnesaes of thef country.
a cerialn tiny percentage of' man-
lara or cranks is bound to be en-
countered, witlu-. a !,inodlciii." of
strange experiences, ror insiance,
one enumerator pumped ii Texaa
I farnier'd wife In the Inst agracu.1-
tuiiil con sua while the farnior was
:nv,iy. Vhn thn fanner roturn-d
and heard that hi wife hnd told
all ho lonpcd on a ho tho, overtook
tho t'ntmir;:tor ami forcod tho pa
Pt from hhn at a piMtol'd point.
After fi'dftrnl africlaln liu.l thrent
iti)'d him with nrrcHt, howovor, ha
ttnve It biiek-
In order to mako it eaHlip for
- tho perfon lntervtewol hy the cen-
aiiii enumoraq r. . it h RUft,rtt,1"
that the li?t of 24 cenUH qm-tttlon.i
hn apsrw'MTd ahead of tln q th"t
facta, etc., will bo no hitnd when
he arrives. Thia will uvold Uela.y
and unceiiftfnty.
mi VOV KNOW THAT- .
Miami 1m not o ernay about
playmg hos to tho Hharkey-Soott
tmht, aocordmjf to the aporU wit.
era down there . . . t.:ittf .MPiUer
jof the Miami Newn saya the town
t doesn't want to seo Scott with
t Sharkey or nnyono elsa . , . Not
nuiny promialni; looking recruits
net away once they nre enmeshed
i In Jh Cardinals' chnin ptore:'aya-
i1" vmi
icame ripht atraiKht up to the maj-
afte DanviMP..a Cardinal tet-
itK pround. turneil him nway . . .
Tony waa the most talkod about
player In the American Aocln
tlon Inat year . . . He equalled the
hatting mark of "Duaty" Cooko' of
St. Paul, which waa -.368, and
Cooko Is figured ready to make ;
pood with the Ynnka . .. Now!
he.'fi to ko aouth wth the Clncy j
yteda . . . Tho lad plays a nifty'
n,ird base, too . . . Hobby Jones
has won nearly every Importnnt '
champlonahip In golf except the
Hritlsh amateur, nnd if you take
our word for It. hoil win that thU .
'year.
Says Tarheel
hlblts sprightly (en
tactics lor man ol
his site. North Care
Una haa produced a
Southern Conference
rhamplnnshlp team In
four of the last euhl
.ona. Tit Tar
heel r coscheij by
Jim Ahtnor teier.r
ba.keihill mealer.
D.. Ttmu- -
'itiiNas take a chaimceJ
Soott
1'
by
,.; Alan J.Qould
Additional light on tho pugilistic
past of baseball players is contrib
uted by llert Low-ry. Writing from
his present observation post on tho
scasoriH In the. Pacific Coast league
land then went up to the Pitls-
iburgh Pirates, 1 Yoiir archives may
jgiv'e it little' dope on Mensor."'
( HoMir-bnllpiayei Jli-niior was
'B6od enough to stick wllh the
, Pirates for threo seasons. 1912 to
11)14, but hla record indlcalea li1
rmay h'tve heen a harder hitter In
jth riiiK thuo on tho diamond.
Hla n-at mar won .-63 for 3fl
traincM In 1913, a fairly ronpectuhU
avoragtt in those daya. before ih
udvont of th? lively ball. Menaor
wan reloaded to Columhua of tho
American aasooiatlon in 1016 but
the trull from, thertson Is lOHt.
ft aeoma ttht Art fjhlres flrat
fight, quite naturally, waa- in hla
home town of tuly, Tcxaa. And,- na !
Hoff In U0.Ht. I'aul JUspatch re- f
luUa It; ' ' 1
) 'Ar and his friends were atorm I
ins dovn the atrect amufllng them
I at :pa3era-by. One bitf. touh eg!
from R ne,KhhorhK town announo-j
piboIy thttt any kld thal point- !
Ld nnp of thoe thinira at - him i
would be knocked flllly.
'Of course." salt) Art, "J'w never ;
been a. tuy t bo out of my way j
(or a fight but could always, take j
care of, myself, aeftr-ao -1, goen up j
to this :mig und flrea the candle'
'right at him: Well. tho nmt day
when we5 nppearcd -beforo the
" 'v. A
that you can become sole owner of an
Oregon City 0'Coat at
$18.85 :
is something to get excited about.
And Oregon City 0'coiats at $40 are an every day
occurence in nearly every city.
Think of the amount of preferred designing
you are offered at
$18.85
The opportunity is however, like all things rare,i
limited to the first 20 men.
Other 0'coats $14.85, $23.85, $28.85
An $8.50 Oregon City Robe with
any overcoat at
$3.95
$5.00
Hats
$3.85
'nmvor to niunv. r -hrKon. rtnt illty
looked, like a frelslu.ljliln had hi!
him."
.J.. :'',:r', rr vche.
coach of thf ilontnna Htat Huh-
.H, IUIIUW1HK in"
which hi- Itocky Mo'intan
kctball chon.plona won (our out
of aeven from aomc of ...e
tvama In the counto.
vel." wrin a llyche. '(! more ,
jcffccUve than Cat Thompson (Mon.
Itana uce) nd that ia har'l to ttl--
mlt. )e la without queatlon the
Rrcntcat (orwar-l I live evr "f on
,or ImoKlned. I.oyolu of Chicauo
Jwaa the jfrcnleat team we met on
' our trip. They arc unbeatable by
u team that cannot get the tipoff.
Charley Murphy of Loyola (renter)
ontJumpeU Kmnk Wonl nn w-'ia
tho bet centor wo met. bip-ich
Murphy of 1'ur.lue la unateady ami
thia makea l'urdile an In-and-out
team, llutler has if Kroat team but
l.oyola, may b.at them becjiuee
Loyola playa a coldly aclentlflo
Bame the profeaalonnl type of
Waeketball. 1'ltt haa Hyatt, Butler
haa the men and tho mephanlca
and, of course, wa mlsa llrkk
llreeilen." -
Hreedcn waa
lunra on loreo
revlou ehnmplonahlp Montana
Slate lenma. one of the kiwi teat de
fenao men ever developed 111 Itocky
hiountaln baakctbull.'
The pobcatii'. advlaes .'tho expert
H. Frawlex from ilia obaorvatlon
post for. The Assoclnted ITC9.-I m
Henver, wo;ild like to take on the
eastern or middle western basket-
ihnll champions In a, post-season I
I series. This is on the assumption
Montana Slate repents In the Hoc!;-
les, where HrlKhnm YounB. coached !
by "Ott" llomney '.and the L tali
AffKlea may offer formidable oppo
sition.' '. .'
ItlMJAIll) RlXCiS MKIr.T
. PQHTUANH, Ore., Jan. 28 (API
Sam- ('ooper,, Seattle arid ('.. G.
t'llaguei-, l'ortkind, both undefeat
ed, were matched In tho first game
of tho second round of the Pacific
Quick Pile Relief
UK l.eonhard't ' Hem-rtold Ik
guiirunteed Jto banish any form of
Pile misery, or money bUcki . It
gives quick aeilon.even in old, stub-
born cases. 'Honvltold Is u harm !
lesa tablet that removes .blood cot-.. ,
geatlon In tho-lower bowel Ihe
catme of piles. . l bringH joyful I
relief nulrkly, and anfely or costs
nothing. Iteii. Crosa Hrug Store
and druggists ovcrywhoro sell It
will) this guarantee. . - . Adv.
COAL...
Let us fill your bin
now-" " -
you will need it
Phone
1525 Jeff
.(oo.,o.,w.,ror.o-.ftw..y.'J'..Y'l?.lkMa,:-;, ,. ,.
- .rtiwri . omnu.ir -If J la.lkHnt
billiard i hamilunKil( heiy' lodny
while (' Sliarplcaa, Kvnivtl, anl
Peter Klelnechinldt. Seattle. cac!
llh tw o dereaia to ma crwllt.'He.'o
P"l.'n I" co,e,,.
Monrnd i. Vnll;nn of Kvnrctt '
I'urlfh. ciinHt tlilo holdt-r nnd for-
!..,. .....rln'o loiinilii.n
, (i lh
,,
(lf , ,,, (.olu,MlaIUll w
. . ..... ,,, ,.,...
Olnicuut'i' fticountei In the third
nnd rlnnl mutch nf tlu; day.
Sore Throat?
Don't Gargle
Tills llocltir'a I'rescrlirtlon .
(It)- Quicker, IlcKcr Itclicf
Han't Ktiffor the imln anil dla.
rnliirnul of HOrn tllt'OOt. I 'MO 1L itne.
llir.s prescription culb il 'rhoxlno
unnrunt,.,., l0 relievo with Ihn
vtry flnll 8wallow. OarKlea and
mivvt nro ,,, Bow ani (f they
do r0(lv,,i t ujiunlly only 'lorn-
prarj.,
ThoXno has tt double notion It
r(,novl,11 ll)0 oreneaa nnd (iocs dl-
rect ,0 t)in ni,,rnal canae. It
1 ooutaina no liarmful 1ukh and 'it
safe and pleaaunt for tho whole
family- There la nothillK better,
to atop couBhint! due to irrltnte.d
thronls. Just ask for Tboxlnp.1
but. up ready for nso fn'96o, fioq.
and $t.00 liottles, Money back 'if;
pot relieved. ' Hold, . by Ited Cross;
Hrutf Store , and all other BOQd;
. drui; atorea.
Adv.
Plaster Wall
Board
- Plaster," 'Wall Board ia
quickly and ; easily ap-
plied. It's just the thing
t'o use in making; an extra
room in' the attic.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO,
Phone Main 732 ;
"finoil Servlco Quick
Main 792
erson St.
$5.00
Wool Shirt
$3.85
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