La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 13, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, February" 13, l!)o0 Page Two LA GRANDE; EVENINC? OBSERVER." LA' GRANDE. ORE. Pi (: HllVO U ': A 111'.,! enjoyo ye in- H pool I , tfentlli Tiify ; ; fill iik ! for Hi ;' phori.'. Mvlmr : IIIOHt . , Venr'l :: prrwi i; voiuu ) llPI'K i ' UlK I' '. Alyl'" Klillic JIIkk r ' All II , I'rl ji lar Hf , Iioiikc ilny I hcoOc r IlOnll', ' cerlil ' pratli In' Ij ! : of f V wro V. u ;i iniMtl ', tutor v . ably :, iioir; j l'orlj OIIH ; , forof: j Oral mo it pnvi i J'et'l . inai' illvl ', rtlKP .; Hl'ct . . .11- y Hi'l ; Kllli ! ltoc Ion '. Hoi ; tlio . i hu'l ,' w ' llOl j mi ( ; r rh la. . ' mi lm tc m 11 rl C U BRUSHING UP SPORTS 1 Tv-VH- . By Lanier j THE Surest paii?. of UN A dALL FiCLD" LINGERIE i f All Shades i m Stepins - Panties i Bloomers - Vest I Slips - Gowns !$1.00to$1.50 HILL'S TRACK ATHLETES LOWER RECORDS t. :11a Walsh and Chetl 1 y J4- T, j-imiuait ot'i iicw mm For Indoor Events., r.T.IUUMV JMUA. Kelt. 13. (AIM --Men and women, track athletes had new indoor mnrkn to shoot nl If mIii y In lh -ir-jrtri sprint for mm and t hf Zi'n-ynnl imrlrtt for women, A! pf. Htell.l Wnlsh, fleet-footed Cleveland Kirl, shattered the world record In winning the Internntlonil I'Ja in 1-5 .second nl Hm- nn niial games of .tin McndowhrOok club tn the arena In Mt nlghl, while Chester I tow man, Newark, A. (.. hung up a new figure (if five sec onds flat In the 4 5-yiirl splint. itutiiuii -Vit. i--ro?iiwi Itu wit i;i ii'.h performance will not Kt iiml nt n world's record, fur thi C-ynrd rtistuncM' l not n-cnKiilxd 1 . t ifiiiTiinUoniil rompHJtion. The )ic.t provlniis roffrd was ft 1-10 j yvvnulx. miidi' hy I'tTfy WilHiifiw, of fnnada. In j AINm WuMi'rt fi-at nut inly i Hisfit IIm "lil Induor rroofil of 'Iff fMnfnuN jointly rutatdMhiid Z DESPilE HrSFbMOEROOS BUlV.uJACNER ' HwUo ii :. v ; : BATreo baus umtm AN-y j Spopt Slants Alan J.Gould "I'rnnlv KinKiv iiiimikxi loitablv , win: till" KTi;at-H end of nil Iluo1" ( dcclai t irl lil-i old n in in.it , nnd l ulMiack. J 'i'.'i n k liiH rwuj-Mi. j IlinUcy and Cut tr-ru r h dotniii jit.-rl Vitli. f.iotl.all in Hie i-arly half ol' th .Malivi Di i.idi-. They w a.H ii.sfjt:irahlf lln ti, ;tM fi.ii-ii.lH ; 1 1 I l,Uty i.4, nr. ihoir naini-N at' ini-vil-:.l.y llnld d with th" .-st ,,f CM gridiron t failitiuiis. "History lias uiadi- a .-cinlary IlKiiri- on i. of I linUiy," wt-nl ttn HtltUTWorih, "Strip nil that away and Ml 1 11 l fartH are he had im -!ial. (if Kli;;ht l.nil-l. to lnolc at dim. lie war nil Kiti-v. liihi and iiuli'k. Hi had a way of .s i-min;? :i!inosL tw tslnk Into lh' Kruimd as a masH play fame at hl. i-iul. Ilin- ki-y would dlMipiicar hut la';irlality In- (MiHTK-i'il with his ai-niH ai-oinul the l.all-iitriii-i-. II-- t:ukld With ft ipilck m'jvtmipnt ihat inailc llui ' ry wltfht if tho It-'tlUi-arrii-r ion li Haiti' lo ItH Hmv. Tti ihis W:ih dio- thn h Ki nd of Minki-y's I'id-iM? tarlillnt.'. .it was his Hkill. not hiH hit'tlliJh, that n'-')iiiil!Nlii'd it." I 'I'ltt. tory i tttttl of ToinV-ilii'vlin. famous 'nd of lati-r Yah day.-i nnd yniiifUni.-rt raU'd with IU;it:y In Hut All-'! iitK- i-laKH. . Hinkcy wan j-Unwlin' iilal. pat ticn ninl inspiration in r-nd plav. 'Iniii war- a phy.'h'iil Kiaut hy roni jt:n Uon." As ht dt'Vtdopi-il, f;im d la in i. Shi-vlin w oihI.t. .1 u lo l lo'i ,. i hnps hi' was not improving ti Hinkiy'.i i i-i-ord and prowess, l-lnally In' nn-ni ionul tin- niiitli-r nfif dav to Mike Murphy, tin Cli nton trjillU'r. ' Mikf, am l a jtn-tty n'"d nd'.''' In a:.M. "Yiil miri' al'-." "In. you think pi rhap'i 1 am a.-i K'Mid a.s Hinki-y?" s (Hd .M Ik'- pondi-i'i d a uiouii'tlt. ! Hun flshi-.l into IiIm pocki t and j hauled out two I'Otus. Kei- thi-lil. TmIM?" Id' display-, od a nlrki'l and a penny. - "Wt il, that penny. Hi'iCk yni. The nil kid,, ihnl'a llinkiy." Hlnkiy w:ih AU-Ain'-rira nil) In !i-3-:t--f. Kfvr Yah d:iy-is ni'rd pii kt-d fr-ff m tin Vain I'-am , of 1S!U for Walter 'anip'K inytlili'.'-li ,.,.v,.n Ulnkey. SliUutari, lli.-kol;. Ad'i- ami liutti-rworth. Sln-vlln uiiH all-Ann ricn i-nd in l!Mi2--ft. Cl.-vi'land. vhi-h 1i:ih not i-njoV- rd :i pt-nirint sitifo Trirt Spi nkcr l'd ' tho triho m victory In liU'i. may; jirovo tin main oh.ilarlf to anoiher; li lnniph for tin- world's rlminph.ti I Athh'tii'H. .M'oro ballyhoo will hoi turned, out tor. Hob - ShawkeyV ' , Yankees hut Koc r efkinpanbH 1 , Indians havo bettrr proHpetiM ti: i 1 Kfilny tdaei'K and lining IhhitfH in 1 the furtiicitmhiK- raco. ' Clcvi'land pickfil up Iwo of the hi-Ht firnt-,veai tn'n of l!i!t in Wes - Fi'i'ri'll. pitcher, and Karl Ave!-jl. furmc all-around Vale ."lar wlr i. lulled up the llatt-rn league la-t Mi anon. the imliauK liav om of tli' .. produi t.s h.lnri l.oitrK'' ! Nt tuUi. 'ltull I '--V;liinl hady hi-1 I'atk and I..-,!. Mice. trnrk'hhi'h'!!!' ntv t h vrix nf ftif riiitf. The ai'f ideiit rflldercd Kip-d-nuni iinionWid:MiK for Hevcntl miij ulcH. l-'i'lciinian had launched lutinUB niHh.nt Minlnncy whh-h Km latter iflde-ti'pprd. . r-j. prr-doiiiiiiates on Mr'' fhth wi' h rlli. ni;li old . the Sewrlls. Jallii' l"eiisei-a to main'ai 'I he TH-IliMi,' riirpK in om f the heft In the W el!. Miller. Khailli-, he heavy work. iKlir'ultll l'''l'- lludllu lo do :; '"; Take Pepsin This New Way and End lllll VIM- KNOW William Uiild""". I'lill Sfiill Tii.vi-- WiHI liU.s NuliH r anil who ; .!i ,-l:ir,.,l .Inlmiiy lll.-Uo wan l"'i , Mnal! lor riiiiiiMil"', unr' nmiifii;"l Julia II. HuHiViMi: . . . 1 5t -1 .'.IJui lliy, I'lti'fha- Ki'-al I't'iiti i', i i; li-ct li iia-lH-s lii 11. . , . I'ai'h I'ililiy !.rinil it i.oil.'i-.l t J i .-1 1 Sir, -li-li illili:-t I : r v s, ui-ll away Ii-imii hi'iiu aH till tin- lioiu flour. . . . II'' anki',1 .Murphy ahoill. II anil Slr.-l.-li tiilil lllin inayh.. II va hi'i-aas.' hi' iliill't K''t iiiih'Ii Kli'i'M fnlili'il UP 111 tho.o I'ulhinu hr-rtlis. . . . I'ilttsy llrrin.'liil Ihal III'' iarlillnn ln-twi-i'li uppfr hi'llhs roillil hi' I"" iiiiivcil. . , . S" now h" always lilr.v. Iwo npp. r.-: fur llii- Ml'i'li'li In IiIh l..y.lii!; in. . . . --ll -'! ut. mi I'XIra tan- ami I'ulliiiaii i-lmrn''," rays IMxry. "hut you cuhIu H a-''' lllat Kiiy l.lay al'l.T a litelll III ln UPP'T ln'IlllS." i.vi.om:v m:.vis ritu:iiM.v Hll.S-I'D.N. I-Vh. 13 (Al'l .lillllliy .Maloni'y li.i'hnlially knoi'lii'il "Ul Al l'-riiiliiiMU, liin llnsliin lii-nvy-wi lnhl. 1 1 vii 1. in Ihi' r.mrlli n.uii.1 ht'i'i- la.sl niu'ht. wlli'ii Vrifiliiiaii pluiiiroil Ihi .'h tho . rripi's ami Indigestion Itclluhtrul I :ilir With Heal Pepsin, Alimthnl ninl nthiM snpri niriy (;oim1 Stomal;)) Aids. If you have n weak! bad ai'iin", rebidliouH HioTiiavh It won't take .hut a eon pie of .wi-ek, to turn in Into a stroll. Ih'i'iU by -one, capable 'of di'stiiiK Iher henHleni meal i without mHit dlslreSfi. j Your Htornach' needs 'pepNtn ' tu-i tis It three II iiie.H ij'dtiy nt: every ineal and Hie MioniaV-li remedy that ! you m ed is 1 ('. Mentha ep.tjn. It will do you liiort ffood In two : wi fkH than all the nd time re-ii-ve)H will do in n lifetime, j That's just t lie reason that lljt IsaleH in Kooil driitf siores nil over 'Ameriea are enorinoiiH thiit'rt why the Ited CrosH l)ru .store In .selling ; dO.enS of buttles i'Vt'i'.V week." : ; Stop that acte liidhfcHUoiL itjo. , few minutes with just one '(able- : j spoonful i f Hi is Kiand Htomueli r'KUlalor. Takt. it roKiilarly for two weeks and you'll leurn the neerel nf how to always have aial keep a .slroiitf healthy hi munch. Adv. Pins Sarpolis In Portland Match NO MORE CORNS OR CALLOUSES lliird or Soft Corai. Corni botwcn tlin ttwii r on the t-p or boitoro ol th ft-ot low iJiMpir liiitHnttr. BM-0-t'OKN lk,tf ttwm 11 off vor, lin'D-- pmia, no fuA. jut npyly l nitfM HI..1 wIk ith rrnnfirl tivxt mnrnlug. We KSU-O-i'VHS fcnt it y" Hv t(ii-tAx..wr-.W'iiwKiV')N..(AHi OUATOKtKrf. i.mttUii lllv.1. t'hko. Moon Diuk Co. Adv. Ask Joe Carr DO YOU KNOW k? 1111 :iliM HroiiKh, of CnliCurnla, and O M T ,vr! fntheiliK Hnnovan. Newark. N. I . OllUIIglCl IjCYVIS hi i-JZV, titu UlHo fipuineii ine oili dnor mark for the illntanee iimde 1 liy Mitw HroiiKh kMt year. The Cleveland jflrl wan nhottt lf yards ahead wf Hallas trin?ner. i I'nnitilian Htnr, wlien sbo breasted Hie tape. Oliver Kreujjer, ol" Ten- llPHseo. wuH thiril and .Mabel (lilll- ' Intnl. New York, fourth. I Iter time wnn f 4-,ri Merondfl. No i ireord Is lifted for this dlmnne, ' hut the fast Hrno Is shown by the fact lhat the wYirnan'e -40-yard ree- ..... w - ... m-emmr. ' rniir- wj(f.Mt iliiv In Wen.' V.n-l MUu V.il, ....I the DU-yard record to tl secomls Hat. Kliler Siid ml Jack Kliler. Notre I'mne flash. forced Ituwinan to the limit In the' HEi-yard sprint and the finish was fo close (hat it was difficult for ' the Judifcs to df-teriultre the win her. 'It 1c hard gill tin. rnlverMiiy of .Marylnnd. HnishiM thin). Huymond Conner, of the HlfnolMl A. (.. won the John W. tverion 1 memorial mile, ills time was 4:"o. , Linfield Swampn Pacific, 60 to 28 iPOKTI.ANH, Ore.. Feb. 1 3 (AP) rM (Stranger) Lewis, former w rld's heavywelk'hi champion wrecHer, Roes uinrchinK on. Last P Ik M at Hie auditorium be defeat ed I: j r. Karl Sarpolis. i 'leVeland medic, before the lai'Kesi 1 nnd row.d of wresillnK funs that ever witnessed ml malch In I'oi'l land. It was the second lime Lewis had turned Hie trick on Sar polis. who, as In his .former match. show-e(f up well iinalust the former l champion so far as wrestling abil ity was coiieerni d, but was greatly handicapped by the stratify dls- .played b.v Hie veleinn. Lewis sur prised the hlfs crowd and Sarpolis by clamping a toe twister on the doctor before the match had been underway a minute, and :t minutes run) 4) seconds I tout the call o;' tittle 8a rpolis pounded the in.1t. Sarpolfs came bark nl rouif and w nt Huht nfier la-wls, usIiik n lit tle of everything and tool; tho sec ond tall in 17 minutes, :t(i seconds with a combination flying tackle hutt.: and his specialty, flying hotly ncisstirs. Lewis asked an addition al five ininuten alter the rest period was fiver. A i ter I U minutes of lively wrestlini,' In tho third session Me.MI NNV1LLK, Ore.. Veb. li , (AH) Llufifld'.n basketball teum , Hwampi-d Hnclflr, Cu to is, here hist night. The QuaktTH were outclass- 1 ed throughout and were uniible to j eopo wnn m. vwmcaiH- nrsi siring H.Uh ,,M, niVnUl(I etuingly In iltilnti't. jn-polls' favor. Lewis HiuhP-nly " ' ' 1 " '"' ' 1 ' ' dimmed on his famous hradlock. for the ftmt I from which the Ohio man was un- m frozen !,!,, to f,,.t. hiriLself and nfler be j ln slamineil to the canvas three " ! t if lie;, pinned him down. Sarpolis wan groggy nnd had to. be helped from I ho ring. Lewis weighed 233 1-2 pounds, Sarpolis, 21. In a rough and tumble -minute prellnllar, I toll Krtise and Andy Hrown w restled to a draw . neltlu-r taking a fall. The' t'hlciigo river. time in several yearn, ov.r Hd w inter. gEVENS-VAN ENGELEN CG WOMEN'S PLEATED SCARFS Fancy pastel shades figured and modernistic designs 89c Wholciale Masiarre Professor I'oiisliinzi rerenlly. to , it k'ntheriny of scientists in Homo. n!i th:tt hu lind discovered the crotto In tho province- of Terinl, in which the llmn:ns . () stew i.MHtl handits. who Itn il taken nrui , ther This wholesale tnasneie Is I recorded by l.lv 1. Us Help You Make This $50 Saving Till MIMHIlllly M!i- l-luil tane ahim iniim ugltaior which alnM hny work Ctirmonis tih tt inn -.Ing nkisI nnd etctui' ihh dainty llnmrle with iihMiluto safely. ! r homes w Mhi.itt .elect Hetty an In built, 4-cycle gaso line endue Is fur 'tilshed at udilitional cost. Coim In ami let u how- you nil Uio al aniHKCs of tin liluliest prlcnl uuiclilne that lio along wiih this SAO Mnlmr la ilie SIMILH c i i : i : v . o Miivhrr n'ttimlh-N? of prlct ot'fei-s on more In eilurlu1 iMiiuty, il urn hill ty Hint wnvhiiiK elflelency. It- iiKHiihly Mdi-heil aluiutntini tub ami ugliator . . . viandnnl raMiiii . . double tub unit -s . . . rug&cd (Hn.ti-iicitou . . . enclosed niti lui ntvtn . . . M-lf-ollhiK tnnr Inu . . . nml all-iiieial wiiitirer art yours In Hie SPi:i:i i)l I TS nl A KiOiitf of inure than S.vi. Conu In unntMTow mid Mo tliL- nmarknhle adier for jouri'lf. W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. $110.00 PEEB Queen,, CONNIE MACK IS GIVEN BOK A WARD FOR, '29 I'HILAHlCLr'IIIA. Keb. 13 (AP) j ( 'tntule Mack, veteran manager L of, the world's champion Athletics,! lias received tho fj'S'i Kdwiird W.J Hok iiwanl, presenti'd annually iu ; the man or woman who, durin:; the I preceding twelve months, "render-j ed tho most outstanding service to Philadelphia." mm gift, a 1 0,00(1 check, en closed in an Ivory case, u koI medal and a scroll, wan pi'fise.ntetf lust night at a private dinner which Mack and Gd prominent rill- I Zens were KiieslK of the board of trustees of t he award. ' Mack, who had been In V'lorl)" awaiting the hejrinnititr of the, bas! J baTl traiufiiK- season, made a hui'-T rid trip from the south to receive j the honor, heretofore bestowed j upon artists, scientists, educator i und philapthrupisls. Charles K. lo:. former district attorney, ma do tho presentation speech ii nit lauded the ray-haired manager for his years of effort devoted lo the honest, decency and itffieiency of the national game." t'llll.lMIIC.V 1.IKJ: AX IATIO.V fOl Nf'H, IILl h-l-S. la. (AP)--"What Im ymir favoilu? IhoI?" Hi'hmil rhiliiri'ii licri wi'ii- iihUi-iI. '1'hi' majority fa'nr'il avlalion suh- Pile Sufferers You can only get (niUk. wife and lasting relb-f hy removing thecauso eongewtlon of blood In the lower bowel. Nothing but an Internal remedy can do this that's why cutting and solves fall. !r. Iy'On hardf.t Item-ltotd, a harmless tab let. Is guar.interd to ipiickly and safely banish any form of pile mis ery or money bnck. The Tied Cross I rug store and druggists every where se it wiih this guarantee. Adv. ! BOSTONIAN I H o E t The new Spring styles are in. I W c have a bin I showing of dif I t f event styles both in oxfords and shoes. 'I!' "lii'' " i . - s f r i s i ' v 4 V frm&t&W0SK(SX' 'iw 'i&lSk ' ; t ' "It's toast ! 2 Aluminum washer i i ' --MT-wmTj M Hi lllll Mm AVOID THAT FUTURE SHADOWS By refraining from over-indulgence Men who -would keep that trim, proper figure, women who prize -the modern figure with its subtle, seductive curves eat healthfully but not immoderately. Banish ex cessiveness eliminate abuses. Be moderate be moderate in all things, even in smoking. When tempted to excess, when your eyes are bigger than your stomach, reach for a lucky instead. Coming events cast their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow by avoiding over-indulgence if you would, maintain that lithe, youthful figure. lucky Strike, the finest Cigarette a man ever smoked, made of the finest tobacco The Cream of the Crop "IT'S TOASTKD." Every one knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" not only re moves impurities but adds to the flavor and improves the taste. ed Your Throat Protection against irritation against cough. Be Moderate! . . . Don't jeopardize the modern form by drastic diets, harmful reducing girdles, fake reducing tab lets or other quack "anti-fat" remedies condemned by the Medical profession! Millions of dollars each year are wasted on these ridiculous and dangerous nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not represent that smok ing lucky Strike Cigarettes will bring modern figures or cause the reduction of flesh. We Jo declare that when tempted to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a lucky" instead, you will thus avoid over-indulgence in tilings that cause excess weight and, by avojding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form. TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dncc Orchestra, every SaturJuy isight, over a ccast-to-coast network of the N. B. C 1930. Th. Amtrlon Tcbtcto Co., Mfrt.