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

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER; LA GRANDE, OREGON
Tonight at ft: 15
K;) AM) Kf;W
"NATURAL
BRIDGE"
7 PROGRAM
Listen In, the n come In
: nd try on a ihoe tho't
. "C3ood lo the loot . . .Good
to the t ye ... Good to the
pocketbook." ,
NATURAL BRIDGE
ARCH SHOES
HILL'S
OAKS END WEEK
I AT LADDER TOP
If o 1 1 y v o o d Takes Last
Tihree From' Seattle
I;ain Stops Portland. '
liy the .AssochHcd lrcm
The only KtrViy fur pl'f-ber
t bene dny. bv tn tho riugoliL, A'
. iMMKtl uf Hit- OiiWninl-Siin lYnn- j
ehio box scorcn l:it week orfcrn I
milled proof of thin fact. !
Ihe.OukH mini.! rim" on MIS
hllH. while the H-nlH mnuc n Firn-
liar nuinher of runs on 84 haHc'torj! ,otit inticl to strengthen thojr
hils In the Heven Kimie series
If that Is not a record of some
kind for Coast leaj?u hall, then j
fierentloi. park ilenlzens are wif-j
Isfh-il lo forxet the present siiik
, .ulnK l"i' the Llht pitchers' halths
of ycKtcryear. .
, Oali i Take Hollos'.
T The Oaks look the bciIch from
Uife Feuls hy one name as Ihe re
stiil of Hpllltin;: yesterday's douhle
if.inVec. Krhle l.oinhanll, Mk
ititcher or the Oaks, slnitlc-hiinil-
' cilty wreokeil the Heals' chances In
the miirnlm.' hy drlvInK In elitht
imiii on five hits Includlnif two
horne runs. 'Ihe score wits 13
: ..viw.
: i1 ITn Ihe nrternoon Iho Kculs edited
'', (Afit a vlctoiy over their transhay
iPitvnU. scoring a run In the einhth
I :M'imn to win, ft lo 7.
The Oak it finished the week at j
ftbf top of the Cimut onxuv per- ,
jjc-l'iiliiK'e column, one-half tii'ine In 1
.'tirorii in rviriMinrini; n- i i (1011K u i in oomei came wiin iwii
jfcj Tht Sacratrientnns and the l-osjon mse In the ninth Innlnw and
ifi-s. tin" nj.ni. kx'.o.,-.
Uljlayed at Wrlfrley Held. The An
' .Riilelr, captured the first name. D to
.whllP theita4ftttJUi.ru lKftifea.4h
coiui nmtir, 10 t
StafH Win Threo
Oscar Vitt's Hollywoud PlnrH
nte hack to lifo after losing four
liiiiueM in a raw to ine hen me in-
Itdfiin. Tho HtarH look the last i
" -t uiM'eo irnmeH of. the sri'le-H from
f Ve rule Johnson's; troupe. Vance
. jaue, a younK rlcht bander, held
t tihe ludiaiiH to one run and x
gill IS l!
Jil coin
hits In the first Kttint nlnnluK by
otiul of Heven to one.
the second half of the dny'M
OKi'tim Km il Vde, former blf
'Mj':ijfU hurler, m-oreU un lmpreKslve
f to a victory. The Ulan pounu
rfil Htibbcll, who started for .Seattle
the mound In the second In-
ft shift when they scored five runs,
Alter playing four and oue-hnlf
, Sb-nliiKH of even baseball the MIs
i Jionfi tiu the l'ortland 1 hicks
j.nic coiiBpelhI to suspend fur
' ('''' Il-aybK for the day becauae
ff damp wrather. ',OutehM Lelhcr
r?and t'arl Mays were tied up In a
jel when the name was called. j
, j? ! - At Vortlull: I
6 ! ' I liMt KJime . called end 4 in-I
ilnmi itilii; score, Mlsflonn I,
A 'nrllnnd l. Mecoml unine caHed
C if- IXiiible header today,
: w. At Seattle: first kiitim: it. H. K.I
3 l-oltywood 7 0 2(
i Seattle 6 4
u 1 .I';iK and Sevi-reld; f'altno, li-'
Sh-uu-Ki ami fox. Hnrreanf.
. j'. Second game: It. H. K.
- 1'ollywood 7 lo 1
F'-nirie 2 it
Vde and Husulcr; Mubbell, Kunjt
g and Collins.
j At I.os Anodes. frHt K-ln:
' i-J H-ieraiuente 2 7 2
I.os Angeles & S o
V Flynn and WIrts; -Uelaney and
U Kl;lf,'. i
ft Second sumo: K. If. ;.
, I-iicrameato C ti 1
U. ) .os Angeles 4 9
J Jone.i nnd ICnehler; llorne.
.T vnlsh, Honing. Mnecht and Wai-
,,,'n-
'J . ' (Seven innlnits hy nirreement ).
' At Snn 1'Vanclsco, morning Knme:
OMkl.'ind .. ;t 'j 5
Kan Fi-nnclKCo 7 I fl ;i
T intr.nt and runlitirdi; McMouk
.-'J hi, MontK-omery, Chision nnd l'evry,
U: Afternoon nnie: It. If. ;.
' hind , 7i7
p- Kjin Francl.-co $ u
r I :i Kll;ir JVnrt-on and Itlcel;
.lacftli, f.ivis nnd tiiiston.
WKATlllJt MAN lIi:s
l ; llAU";tiH. Ore., Apr. VS (AIM -J
W. I. Mnxwell. rcth-el weather
J bureau ohsi'ivei, ,iW here vesler-
t iny aftrr n UriKcrinrf tllnefii. f'nen- J
i- nioniit. conti-victtd a wwU awo. i
eompticatel his difias-. II.. was
(t 7 ear?f idd nnd had bven in ttie !
weather bureau -rvlep i years. 1
" ile it-tired In t'jJA aftr nim- y.ar
S .rvire here.
T 1 Mi:iroiu M.I. 1(111)
i . .MAItSIIKiril.l). Ore.. Apr.
('I'l Medford war selected
!
Hie next convenllnn ctiv of the I
OrcE-ni hrlstian F.mleuvOr union I
- na this year's contention i-losed i
.-. with elcctio of offleeiH yesterdny.
; Jainen (.. llendcrnon 01 I'ortland
w-im .elected chairman of the union.
, iioKislratloh'for tho 4nth ronwn
tlon here reached 1036.
Giants, Senators
Steal Glory In
Major Leagues
lly IIiikIi s. riillcilon Jr. I
(AFMU'lMtdl I'llKM HlMII-lK WV-ltfT)
John AlWIi-iin- nnd hl Ne- Ynrlc'
(limits once more tire HlnrllnK out and Kathryn Creen returned from
to upset the hnsehnll dope. The attending the state meet for drnm
Ci iii nit: suffered severely from hail atlc and extemporaneous spcuktiiK
xrn'InK tnilnlnic weather nnil seenv-
ed due fur a hit or early hentinK.
I Whereupon they stopped to Iho
I front hy winning seven iuiii-mmIvi-
Caiin'H and now lire ihe only nn-
1 defeated I mi m In either major
I league,
Vir (Hants have shown every-
thlnK a oluh needs lo win a pen-
nam. The first, three Binnfn were
olese, hut effective pIKhlliw and
tine fielding gave them I lit- edge.
Then they Marled hlttinK und Htill
retained the other polntH of ad-
vanliiM'e. Kour tllnnt pitcher
nave Kono me i in . 11....11 e ... ...
m ven Kiimen while the oilier three
could eadlly have laled.
(ilnntH Druh Itihlnti
Tiw r.-i.iklvn Huhlmi became
the seventh vietlniH of the (iinntn
yertterdny xi ihf New Yorkerrt hit
the dellvorle of Hill Clark tin.l
Johnny Morrlwin for 14 HOlhl hluwa
... . ....
whicn prooureii n. m in rir..
The I'lttflhurKH IMniten, chief
Ihreut to (Hunt HUpreinuey, In the
v,.Mr,f, i i,.,Mi.t r-nntinuod thlr
Lrillluiit rroKiei hy. defentlriK'the vltPtl. Thn proKram included piano Kr(nni l vrrv deliciouH picnic din
champion Chicago fiU.H ii to fi. and vocal numheirt and a musical n,.r W11H wrvP,i which wa enjoyed
for their neventh Uralght victory,
Th IIoton lirave llkewNe
l.roko out a heavy hllteri whn
HurlelKh Urlmcj. m.ide Mm debut
as a II Hi pitcher aad imide .1
lilou'ii Kood Tor a U to 4 .victory
over I'hlladelphia. ,
Thi. St. l.iiuiH f'nrdlrialH tiaed
their blown effeclWely. comhltilfiK
them with KcVen vill;) jto heat
Ciiiclnnall Ml to U; -
Srnaloi-s onllntrr tn Win .
WashlnRlon'H v'prl ?w Kem.
hold on the top win of the Amur
UIIK ol me Amur-
lei- hy defeutlnir
,U,'h i'hll U'hln
lean leairile . Ind
the wurld champiop
A.thletfcn for the thlj'd time in
HllcceiSilin. II to li: l
'Ihe flilcnifo While Hox and HI.
I.ouls Hrowns produced some sur-
pi'lsliiK resullM In a hard foiiKht
iNiine i in. i went to i niciiBo ny a
' lo I .score. A record wnien
nail stood lor y.i years witnniii oe-
in,; seriously inreaiei wus
citiiated in tnts Kimie when i lancy,
AVhlle Ko.t ..first la'-inan. went
throiiKh nine innliiKM wit hout a
puloiil or fin assht. .
'iho helrnlt 'I iKers broke it 1ns-
In,' slrenk of si'ven-Kames duration
ny uauiiiieriiiK wes rerreu ot
Cleveland iiir rivi'.ruiiH 1m the fliyt"flin-A. dances which a cnmmltti'e
IiinlnK and ilaltlnw the jlaPt Kafme im'H; on er, di year the hint few f
of the series 7 to :1. .!('' wu,U liprorn. tho ouenlntr of Ihe
Nliielieuh Its hy 0m Hoffton IVed
puK provett; - bi tleij thai( Habe
Kuth's Juuiie; inn lof the yer ul-
lm- oii Kiiiiiuu an n 10 ( vn-iuiy
over the New
York Yankees.
Cecil SHierwood
Completes Grid
Practice For '30
.I
(HtVXION STATU COI.M-XilJ,
f'oivallht, Apr. yS. - Cecil Slier-:
ooil, forn.er l.a flrande - hlKh
ichool athlete, has recently fin
ished a siiecessful six weekH of
Htrenumi.'j (rrld pnictice under the
direction of Coach Taul J. Kchls
sler here. For the last two years
Sherwood hns heen one of the
main coki tn the Oning-ii football
machhine and will play his last
year or college, football for the
Meavei-H next fa It,
Sherwood wan the WlKxtarof the
New York university kumia a.
couple of year an nhd of the-
Detroit university Kiune last fall,
When practice trpens next fall, he
wilt be one of the mainstays around
whlch Coach Schiller will build
his team. Mere is a llrt of the
Kautea ho will h action In: . 1;
Sept. ill Wllliimette at Com. 1-
II.'.
Sept. 27 ro'nanna nt Corvallis.
Oct. 4 Southern California At
I-os Anffeles.
Oci. 1 1 California AkkIh at
Corvallis.
Orl. Stanford at l'nlo Alio,
Oct. L'fi Columbia at Corvallin.
Now 1 W'lsblnilon KtHte at
I'oi-iland. ' ' ,
Nov I ft OreKon at Corva Ills.
Nov. 22 l'. C. I.. A. at I.04 An
Kele.'. Nov. 27 Weal Vli'Klnht nt ChN
caKo.
A l.a. (Ira title stitdent that is
rMowInx up well In truck this year
In Itlihiird "YouriK Muse" Lyuvin,
who is counted on to win points
tor Oreftott Slate college In the
hljfh Jump and (idle vnult.
Cania of Oil Flow
The Kits In oil forces It out of
Ihe -until throtiKli Ihe well. If tiui
mis pressure on n Held Is loit. the
well Is lost.
Lov Forgive, Much
As nice a. we lire In love, we for
jive nunc, r.iulii in Hun i tint, in
fllelldldi--llenrv lliilue
Weekly Catch ol Herrin(,
T!ie weektv c.ilili of licrrlns ol
Villi th. Illiquid, exceeds it(H.
I.NIIHII
I
Poitvrity'l Verdict
Cnntemporarle. npprcilaie ihe
man rnllier limn his merit: pe.ler
lly will regard Hie II ratlier
tliall Ihe liti.fi. Collon
Very Old Stud
I the in on exhibition Is
toil ni Initial. ChIeii;o
M..-I ..
iti.iiltii.it
New
Ih Uic ... u
The lr..il!ile wl'h 'in.
ith'li I. vou are (
eerv time you u.ai.e a
Union Students
Home From Meet
At Corvallis
Ily V. V. ('minor
f Observer t'orresimnrtent )
UNION fSperlnl) Kdlth Cheney
which was held at Corvnllhi Inst
week, reporting a pleasant trip anil
uninteresting meeting. Mi llreen
participated In the dramatic -ieo-
ton ( t, eontcsl. Minx Cheney
)vn ,a., gnust, of .llss lOldnru Hut-
chiasmi who formerly attended tho
Union schools. The two girls wore
accompanied hy K. I'. Cohurn mid
jubm Schaper or Hie high .:i hool
family.
H(;t Sun(,Iiy art,.nm, WlBt
will prohahly k lo the )iuKiUal
later for an operation hut for the
t Kho ., . ,,,,,
no,V(f
Twenty-nW memheiH of the
Methodlut lOpuorth I-eauiie went
I-1 Ornndp Sunday evening to
vlH,i tnB eaue of tho hitler city,
Friday afternoon, April 25. in
t"" i nion lliKh wiiom awKeinoiy
frtntn t ti liiltillu t,f M r. M M I KM 1
room the pupils of Mrs. Mahel
-
lnmiiHn presented n reelial to
UM! l'"""" ''i" '"
iminnti of the participanlH were in
reaum,'. ne ioiiow.uk
on dm program; Mary llutchin-
non. Kathleen fonklin. Ira Scott.
lun Urown. Klalne liens. 1-reida
Hrown, Sylva .lanes, Thelma Van-
irouten. IMy l'latt aad Kthel fon-
kIln-
Thn Hophomorc piny. "Doctor
Jim" which n cant from that class
of the ITnion llinh school presented
at the vywt Friday niwht, April 2.1,
was a IWely comedy In four nets
and the characters were well por-
trayed. Music hetween acts
was
rurnlsneil ny inn nmn senuoi or-
cheitra under the dlteclinn of Miss
llrhi Clark, n memlier of the school
. .
teaehlnf? forre.
uovei-al ene lonils of Odd f-'ellows
nd Tlehekahs are planninK to he
i f.ne... ,.n itw. evenim- of -Am-ll an
to ttend the Inst of Ihe series of
association meetlnKs for this year.
soclntlon ineennKH tor mis year.
feel. OrlKKS Murray Jensen and
lueno llutchinson are on a com-
joaeno
mttee to lirranire
A,.,,iinniie
tennl.H meet for tho season. The
names are nrrnnned like a ladder, i
each na me forming a ru ntz and
each palyer may ehallenue the firl
m Mtv-ftnd nlave (iho ve hliu on the
ladile
I
',,,
first of thr series of stock
-how1 and durinir the davs of the!
Phow will he Klv.-n nt the hlh '
.jM,'nool xym Kalurdny evenlnu-, May
g The Hilly KUKier Koyni Ainri-
f.an dance liiind will furnish nuisio
f0r rH- lUtnee.I Itlliy iVUKU'r
U a sonir writer' nml hl-i (lrehesini
, mfmlicvjTwill and play several
otfl.sCflromposiAiBns during daiu'b
1 ; THe JIlKh Valley road from the
Mnrx' place to (lie forest reserve
will be repaired during the Hiirn.-
mer and will be used ns a loKlntt
Junior-Senior
Banquet Given
! At Elgin High
liy T0I1 Wltheispociui
( -HICK KT V I j A T ( K pec In I )
The juniors of the KIkIu HIk"
school imve their nnnual banttuet
for the seniors Friday evening nt
t he -school house. The ba miuet
room wa decorated with rose and
Kroen, , which was made Into a
lovely, flower garden. The table
was vcjry beautfuj('ly decorated
with ; fiink roses and pink candle
sticks.- The favors .were very ela-
b'orntV. The proKram con.slstt'd of:
- Song ''Old Fashioned Harden."
v:' - 1 Toast h Huny I'nr.-ions, senior
'rlass president. '
Saxaphono Solo Jak I'arsonft.
Toast Dorothy nettings, Junior
olnss president.
"Tho old Frying Tan" J.a
Verne UniKer,
THE HAPPY FAMILY
i
VtWY CAIVT HE
STAT'? HE'S
FOU.ERE0 ME ALL
TK WM FROM THE
COUNT ROAD
BtblDES, HE t-U&HT
f,
6e A LOST TUORoueitiRED
Art SoMrniMiv Mnim-
:
... W.T ..I l. K-x& M I -mXMsiX 1'.. ....ef I.I
THE
UhlhVlTED
GUEST.
& UN Tb A. P, Qrcit Drlttln
I Tuiiftl Mne Smith, idudent body
' president.
IS - SKL rom -
! TriHHt .M Ik ihi7.e Kord. from
thi fin-iiJly.
I'inno .Solo Inn Scott. j
TonMt Mupt. K. I-;. Arnnt, from !
the principal. ;
Souk "Old Homo of Venter-
day' liy Mne Smjth and Inn Scott. '
and Aim. Nelx liJiHniuween,
Mi'K. Minnlo Kvnnx nnd two olilld
rcm, Wilnin. I Jean mid .Mini !n
of I'rcnton, Idaho woro I -a (trnndo
vlfltoiH WedneMlay. .Mr. HiiNNmu.
fen has hiTii reooivItiK' mtHllrnl
treatment there.
...... lMmr. Ilonn ,.n,l Ml..,. , , , ,
of I'reHton, Idaho nrrlvfd Tticxdjiy
at tht lioiiif! of Mi-, and .MrH. Sfn
HaHmurwfii, whcio they will vflt
for a- while, ,
The Klitln I Huh school Klrls' In-
door hnsehnll team went to- Knter-
prise where they played with the
Mnterprlse I IIkIi school Klrls Tucs -
day afternoon. The Knternrlse
,rl.lu ,.r,r. ihi. irinxfl ti lth A.,
woro. Thf retnrn uame will hn
played Friday evonlnK on the homo
Hnor.
Mr. nml MrH. J. VZ. WlthTMpoon
wvro Sai Cirande vlsitOM Tuesday
nflernoon.
Myi.nn lluK 0ft for Portlnnd
. . .
.ionnay an :i oiisineKi inp. .
An Ka;ttrr VVUKrnm. was (riven
Sunday morning at the Mount
I'Ir.fiunnt rlinin)i At tin? thw nfn.
hy ahont 1 'Ml persona. Tha llcv,
II. It. fii'rvaiHIelivcired the nermon.
Krvln Witty purchaned a new
roadster at I -a flrunde Ttiwday.
M inn Claraladl Wright 'viih a
ilinner tfucst at the home'of Mrs.
.Stella AVitty Wednesday evening.
MIkh Hazel Kord. Instructor of
tho Klgfn IIIkIi school typewrltlnK
classes,, took a tea'nt from both tho
first and. Kcnond claim 'tn l'endle-
ton, where they e.ntere.d ihe type-
writlnic contest for Jistern Oregon,
Thoso from Ihe firH( year clusa.who
. . , i. i t ..i-
weiu were: t nit m-ubi. iiuu'twin
withcrspoon, from the second yenr.
-,.,e: fienevleve frum and Helen
n ,.enn,nnle.l hv Miss
Ford. In stri'iclnr and K. K. Aront,
I"'lncip"l
lllss Cora 7'nlce, who Is teach-
InK. In the
Olirin llleh school, was
.,.ll,l In f'nrvallia Klindav on ac-
- hee brother
count of Ih. death of h. hrolh u
Ml ' Thursday
cfunTHinled
eenm mi v'
Body of Bomber
Found Swinging
To Florida Tree
TAMI'A. Khi., Apr. 2S (.VI')
The hoily of John lloila. sllspceleil
of. lioin.iiinK u. 1'lanl t'lly homu,
wan fi d KWinislnK from a tree
ten miles northwest of riant City
today by N. M. imvis. a wod c.m
lc.'.. Khorll'f II. T. JnuKliin mild.
The-, hoily hore . nuilK'roUH . huMct
MoundK.
I'cputy Pherlff Tohe ltohlnsbn
inld he arrested llndnz, who'lsla
niitivi. of HunKiiry, In n rounllnit
house here last nlwht and wi trk
ini; him l llarton, I'Mil., for safe
keefdnff when accosted nnd over
powered hy the moh south. of I'lant
ci:v. 1 1
Itohlnson !aid llodax wa. hand-
cuffed when he was taken hy the
iru.b and Hint Its members tired
lour Miot into the Kt'ound neurj
hi-, car after telling hliu to leave I
the scene quickly. lie said the ,
miob surprised him. and pressed
KUir: UKulnst his imdy ueroro
ho
could ri'sist.
(Hi:: Keen, a strawberry nr0w
e. r'poited to aUthorlttcM that ho
had been taken from his liome at
I'lant City yesterday by four m,en
poyliik' as otTleers who demanded
indii motion regard inff the "w here
abouts of 1 1 od a 7.. Keen said he
wart hvvcrely bcaUa with u leather
strap.
1 lodaz, accoriliiiK to Ituhlnson,
rt-iifess'cil planting dynamite on the
i.r-finUt.si. of 11 u WHtu fni-d. hot
dtnled any connection with the
bombing of the home of J. I.. Wol-
ler at I'lant City In which. Mrs.
Walliice was seriuusly injured last
Thursday.
C eeT nil
( here, r
scRuuai
him OUT OF
UH0.UM.' THE VEBV
IbEAl PUT HIM OUT
THIS IMSTAHT AMD
L
MARCH RICsHT UPSTAlMi
ANO TAK: A HOT
BATH VOUftCj MAW.
Atc&tt Rncrred
Normal School
Gives Program
At Imbler, Ore.
lly fyelllm Cleavee
tnhjserver t'orre.spondent )
I.MIff.KIt, Ore, (Special) A
apeclal profc-nini was (;lven hy the
Kludentii of the ;. o. Normal at
the I'.-T. A. meetlilK at the Wade
Hall. The npeaker of ihe evenine
wan .MImm lloux, who Kiive a short
talk on "1'nrent-Teacher AHsocia
tionH." A one-act play was pre-
ecntcd hy KtiidenlK of the Normal.
I H e fri-K ll 1 1 I'lli M WtTO
served after
the proirram. The next meeting
will he held the last of .May and
orflcerH will lie elected fur the next
yen r.
I 1 ' hc inu- eluli Kil ls met
'"' Thursday at the home of their
l''11'1''!-. They have completed their
,,!L nl11"1 towels and have
. Kturli-il on handkerchief haKH. Rev-
era I U-ii, towels were Inspected liy
the fiecreiary. Itlanche Itllliiifiw.
Their work Is projjros-'HliiK: very
nieely.
MrM. Woodnine left for her home
In Hoine, Idaho Kriday murniiiK
She has spent the winter with h-r
l)lt I.
daiifs'iiter, Mih. Kay Wilson of lm'r
Tho marrlaKO of , M1Ism U.eonu
llf.se wall, of I'nlcjii, and Hurl
Tucker, of Im,hler, lias heen re
ported here at liuhlcr recently.
Miss Hose wall taught In the Im
bler Hchools sevei-al years and is
well known around here. She is
IcncliiiiK in AVashhiKlon this year.
Mr. Tucker has been employed -at
"Walla Walla for the past two ye:irs.
Their many friends extend ' their
congratulations.
The trip taken by sonic of the
KtudentH in the Imliler tirade
schoid and hij;h school recently
was . enjoyed ly all. ;Their first
v;top was at I'ondleton where they
s:iw the state name farm, and the
oolen mills. They made camp
the
nisi iiiuiil i nana n i l. i
hile
"";' v"f' 1 11 P'lyte mus-
eni and the V hitmtin co UKe Bave
tho sludcntH a short talk. They
'""' vlslti-t! the slate wmie farm of
aHiniiKiun. i tieir nest fioji whs
toluml)la nusln wnere lliey
vicweii many iniues in me pasi
"Ki .
The Ix!wls and (.Mark nioiiu-
'ncnt wil nmoiiK the many li
"rt they went, as their lime wn
in-
:ir
limited. Those who went were
May 1'rlor, Vivian .McFall. Oladys
f'rouser, i.eo Munson, .Mack Mo
f'oy, . Harry Alunson, lien M'rCoy,
Dorraan Jackson, l!oh .Huron,
.lack Mel.all, (leo. UIkks, and Hill
Frees-.e,. Gilford Smith, (.'has. llc
t.'oy,: Hick Moran ami Honna AVat-:
son. ' Mrs. AVatson, also nccom
panled' them; aetlnK as chaperone.
If. (1., Johnson, the teacher in
charKr -took them In his truck.
The new mem.hers KOlnK.ln' the
Odd Kcliows lodKe .completed 'their
third. - depree .Saturday eveniiiK.
After Iho lodKe, the Hehekahs lind
Olid Kelows celehraled the 111th
unlversnry of the lodwe. Hefresh
montH were served and " pleasant
eeninK was 'spent in visitliiK.
Hlxty-six were . present all heinK
memhers hut ahout six visitors.
Tho Inihier Cash Store was
hroken Into Saturday evenlnK. The
liurKhirs were scared away hefore
nnythiiiK was disturbed. Mr. and
Mrs. l'rior wero the first to sound
the nlarin.
The annual cemetery meeting
uljl be held next Saturday at 2:0
o'clock at the Summervillo chapel,
,
Schooling Parrot
An n rule 11 parrot will learn
quicker from bearing 11 woman's
voice, hut quickest of nil by hearing
tt child's voice.
"Sin of the Father"
Mnny u sinull hoy Is kept tn after
school because his father worked
Ids nrithniettc wrong. New L'ntule
News.
Vast Wostr
The urea 01 the Sahara desert it
over :t..'JNUHKi wqu.'ire lulled
Or Winter's Icy Grip
The runchiitp capable of exerting
0O(i,tMH) pounds pressure Is not com-
lmable with the lijrht shoo on as
nchlnir corn. liactue .Intirnul-tCcvvft.
By Oscar Hitt
PHEW-E .. OH' -PUT
'EM BOTH
OUT M me
CLOTHES l.tne MA-
MM-MMM WHEKE''.
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lly tho .Vsoclntcil I'rcss
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Detroit
New York
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Alan J.Qould
From the Alpine helRhts of the
new press box nt Shlhe park, sus
pended from the upper roof of the
grandstand- the World's Champion
Athletics on opening day looked
equally as Impressive, if not more
than they did from a lower ob
servation post last October in beat
ing the Chicago Cubs for bas-ba!lH
main prize 1 . . .
Jf first Impresslona, therefore
are as lasting as they are adver
tised to be, Connie Mack's able and
agile pupils wilt have no dirfJcully
whatever In winning the pennant
again. On the first day. at least,
the new edition of Yankees, under
Hob Shawkey's leadership, had
neither, tho brawn nor the hnlins
to cope, with Lefty Grove and the
A's.. No longer do the Mackmen,
Drove.Jn particular, manifest any
Inferiority complex when they meet
Italic Kuth and Company. The coi
confidcncc a roused by gaining
supremacy ' over the New Yorkers
last year Ih reflected In large quan
tities by the Philadelphia cast in
general and expressed In a In '.id
tone of voice by Jimmy Dykes, the
peppery third baseman, In partic
ular. ..." . - . , ,
The championship qualil Us of
Athletics are obvious in the way
they rise lo emergencies or lo the
dramatic possibilities of special oc
casions. Spectacular proof of this
was evident hi the last world's ser
ies, in the opening gnme of the
l!i;(0 campaign, Aloystns Marry
Simmons ' put aside the fountain
pen with which he had just signed
his contract, grabbed at bat ami
knocked the bull out of the p irk
on his first turn at the plnte. . . .
If a few preilietionH ou Ihe A."8
are warranted, outside the. expecta
tion thut they will repeat, two ot
them are ihat Grove will have bin
KreulcHt year nnd that f'.eoi'Ki
(Mule) Ilaaa. in reiilerflehl. will he
one of the inoMt Improved playcrn
on the cluh.
(irove's openinir performance
emphasized ho no lonicer rcllea
solely upon trcmeinlous sliced. The
slim .southpaw can. throw hlrd-shot
in the direction or the plate when
he needs to hut his curve looks
hette.und his chanire of pace more
effective. Italic Until missed one
of drove's curves hy a foot for the
third strike und two of the Yankee
newcomers, t'ooko and 'Chapman,
prohahly arcn'l sure yet Just what
it was the southpaw was huzzlliR
hy them.
Haas, ynuilKCSt of the Mack reg
ulars outsido or Jimmy I'oxx. has
developed fast. He hit .-Ml In in'JS.
his first season as a rcirutar, .:ii:i
last season and should move up
close to the .3Z0 cluss this seaso.l.
'I' li e 2tJ-year-old cenlerficlder
cniiKht Ihe eye of Ty folih. as well
as a milllher of others, hy the way
he performed In the world's si t-lcs
last year. He Is one of Ihe fastest
men on the cluh and a hall-hawk
on defense.
The effect of Ty cohh'H tutorlnc
has left Its mark on the hallhiR
form of Al Simmons. The R-ront
left-fielder of the A's looks for all
the world like a riKht-hnnded "ohh
at the plate, In the crouchlm: case
of his stance, sharp swim; nnd even
to the wide, loose sleeves that Ty
affected. Simmons, like Cohh. Is n
datiKerous hitter to all fields. Al
hits Impartially over the riitht-fleld
wall or Into Ihe lefl-fleld stands
at Shlhe park.
Mod Populnr Gnme Bird
More pheasunl! are raised b
111:111 than any oihei kind of same
binl. and probably ni'.e-temhs or
more of the totnl it u ml mm of plmn
ants reared In Ibis coimtry are rinj:
neclis.
Diet of a Crow
One-Iifth of Ihe diet of a crow l i
composed of Insert-:, im lulling ni:in I
dcsinu-tive Illici t iie-is !
Not Realff Fox j
A flyhii; fox U nny of rarlou? '
very larifp fniit-ealinz batt, sc 1
railed frmn Ito folilo f-.uo.
Selective Mendacity
Men of ,.'ih-' !iv (t i 1(.( n, I
lie on ris!i :(!. Srh n e U i
wn-iii:. li s safer not to tie ;it nil j
South Uciid Tribune. 1
Chats With
Parents
UV HIMSKM'
lly Alio1 J1"(, f,(', I
'ihe normal neighborhood Ily ,
I
of voting Children ir m
perfeitly nit unci to the needs or
the Individual child. :
The especially hlsh-slrung. '
tlvo child n.'.-e '!b-kly ':lt,fi'H'
than bin Pl.ynate,. i! in w he
he Is tired that he K't i"1" ,llMl
cultlert. . '
'Ihe child tt.li" I '(",(t, lo V
with a gn.up "I- '.lidren older
than him-elf. thoinjh he may sue- ,
r.-ed in keeping up wiihlh-m mna
fnllv most i,f the time. Ims mo
11KMUH when the strain is too much,
when he plays baby or comes run-
mnu mime 10 n-'. 1
Ihi- wise mother watches for
sign.-; of H.rafn In her child's play
and ilraWM bini away from the
group before things come. a
It Is for such times that it if
helpful to have in reserve a place
where the child may play quite by
himself, where for an hour or more
he may be free from the tension
of personal equations and com
pletely absorbed in congenial play
material.
One mother of my ncqu'iinlnnee
fenced oTf a corner of her back
yard for the use of her three-year-old
on just sueli occasions as
lbe.-:e. Here was a swing, a larjre
bo: of odd-shaped pieces of wood,
a Kind pile, yome month planks
and several fining, wooden boxes.
.11 war. to this private playground
thai, slie would lead him when his
li.'.; ruing had been more quarr'l
somo ov teai-Tiil than usual. She
found the place a blessing loo as a
refuge from those adult visitors
who think that they, mm't make a
fuss over children.
. V,iero ore times when even the
bardlcsl, most- Cheerful of yaung
rileni l i better off by .hiiuTself and
his lume should provide him with
v, t-anctum to which he may retire.
OFFICE
CAT
TKAOI KAN M tf'O.
By Junius
I Kalph How's living here?
i lie n ry O li , two can live a s
I cheaply a!;-r.ne fan play golf.
e
1 The trouble with dhe fellow who
I boasts that he is captain of his
j soul Kcema to be ' that his wife
1 happens to In the colonel'.
WK 1IAVK YET ,TO
1'OI'CIr' GKOCCIP. ' '
,.t ;
, I rol'esyor Name some
Hon in which the supply
the demand.
KKK A
Mian of.n hickoky i,ofi.
(J1XG 'J'HAlr.KU This trailer
has heen In use only a short
timo and is huilt up Willi all
necessary equipment. Dual
wheels with excellent, heavy
duly truck type tires. This is
a hni'Kuin und wilt not he at
out lut for lontr. (POttA
Special 3-day price
yoov
11)2.-. STAR Si:l).X This ear
has heen owned hy a careful
person and is in the, hest of
shape. Good tiros, new- Duco,
excellent upholsterinir,
thoroughly overhauled
complete equipment.
motor
nnd
Don't
iniss this one
3-day price of :
11)27 I'OXTIAC; Sl:l)A Come
in and inspect this car's hcauti
ful siiotless mohair lipholster-
Larison Chevrolet Company
Used Car
Lot
407
BANISH
I LEASE don't," plei.d rr:ir,:o:is of
"Cctlcr not." warn ihovtr.en.
5ti.-c wt- wi;:," declare Jr.dui'.rlal--ists
who control canned tau.tc in the
thotrcs. 'The pvb'lz can bam to
like reeorc1 a vt'A as orchestras.
Ar.yy,zy, that's Mhat lFJ're 8S
lo gel."
And so the Issue Is defined: Shall
Ullt'-tC ric'.urcs be tirej as an eterse
lar ret'uein tlte the-trc to a dc-t.stni-in'zcd
museum (w:'.h-)ul reduc
tiin in admission c!i;e). Cr. shall
the atmosphere of t!ie t.icaire fc
ie!jjrcJ and tie cuuzt of culture
se.ted throuth a v.t.lc:y ft,r timic?
M-inarers ct hijVc:i5 tkeatrcs
recopnice that real rieslc is eseatialt
nnd so they continue to provide it.
Olfcsrs Ttitzt te howrr.
fC.np.;-t.r.j J.T.C'J
w--.! i;. V. repeal.
, f.Hidcntrr-Trublt:.
; ; (' 4 . i) r ;'
Judge N:n nr. please tell th-.
couit what passed between you apj
your wife during the - nuurrel.,
Defemlant A ftailron, ;L roll lug
pin, six plates and a ke-ttle. ;
What v. country! Giving orflci-r.
steiioMiiphers over Sa.ouo u vear
lo cor reel Ki'im tors' grammatical
m intakes and hiring nobody i,,,
ci nect tluir others.
a
Kerv ho Ma 11 Was your ho-,
111 iiritctl when you told bhn ylia
were Icaihg'.'
sah'siiiaii N. 1 Moemcil (
haw known It before I did.
o
iw many of those who begrn
the New Year, with the resola
Hon to work hard, and live with.
in their Incomes are still at it? .
a
J Is be a foreigner
Mo Yes, he was born In New
Y-orli City.
'
A. subscriber writes nnd wanu
in know why it Is that some peo
ple have electricity in their hair.
We dnn't know, except possibly
that they have something shock
Ing on l heir mind.
She Now you pride yourself ion
beiuj,- able to judge a wom-an's
character by her clothes. . What
would be your verdict on my sis
ter over there?
lie (looking at her sister's scan!
attire) Insufficient evidence.
East Indian .Food
In Ceylon pimntoo Is tised for
food ns cakes or ns nn fnKTOlient
In soup or curry. . It Is the dried
palp of iho fruit of the 'palmyra
palm.
A'ter Proverb .
Some , people evidently would I T Tr 9
to be known by the company they 1
Invile. whether I boy come: or not.
t.'harlotin News. .. ,
Lifo in Ocean Depths .
Plant life cannot exist more (linn
C(K) feet below the sea, but tuiiiiiiil
life lias been fouml at a depth of
four miles
About Ourselvesf'-
Every duly wo oiulf obscures
some- truth we should have,
known. .
L.'fc Span of a Mosquito
II varies from one 10 six or seven
month:, depending eniirely.v upon
conditions-. o'v York Telegram.
Railroad Improvement
ctric headlights on ocomo
were flint used early III 1SS0.
t.iv.;
"AS IS" C'OM.KC.IATIO '
TII.AXKl'OItTATlO.V
1 ft 2 r. h'ord TourhlK 75.00
l'.r'4 Kord Tourinu 50.00
1H2 I J'ord TourhiK H3.00
1 0211 Ford Roadster 125.00
Chev. ToiirInK 150.00
11124 Chev. Tourini; 75.00
11120 Jiulrk TourliiK 75.00
1U22 DodKO Tourins 63.00
l!i2.ri Star Tourini; - 75.00
1S25 Star Tinirlntt 75.00
1H24 Star Tourlm; 05.00
These ears all have irood tires,
motors are In sood shape come
In nnd drive 'em away.
iim, its powerful reconditioned
motor, its excellent heavy duty
tires and Its fine Duco- finish.
Drive it and set the thrill of
acceleration nnd riding- fl?OQK
ease An OK. ('nr., ipO,-!
PRone
Main 508
Fir St.
MUSIC?
The r.fus'c Defense League, or
ganized to voice the public' dctbe
tor real imii-ic, la approachinr
2.S00.C00 memherbhtp. Each vote
counts more today than ever before.
If you wculd like to see mtts'c
rc'.crcd to tho tlicatres of your own
liome town, SIGH AND MAIL THE
CO'JPON BELOW.
American Federation of Musicians
1440 Broadway, New Yorfc, N. Y.
Ce-tl-sien: Vt'.iact furlSfr ebligalUi ta
wy pirt. plfiit tiiMI m- mvi in tit Mb"
Prf-r: o tnt-p n i, oird 1
eli i-il call an t Li-.ir.f i;:e (rtai tas lUsVt.
Nac
Adilrcs .....
Ci'r Side jjj
AN FEDERATION CF AUSICIANS
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