Thursday,' Jamfary 11, 1934
Page Eight
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
RACING'S "MAD
MONTH" PROMISES
TO BE THRILLER
By Ouyle Talbot
i (Associated Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK OT eastern fans who
like their toot racea (tut are looking
forward to one of the greatest Indoor
seasons In many a year, packed Into
four wild week ends In February.
lAllgl Beccall, Italy's world record
holder at lfiOO meters, is coming over
to tangle right down the line with
the best of Uncle Barn's middle dis
tance men, and It promises to be a
thrilling series.
Arrayed against the foreign swift
will be Princeton's BUI Bonthron, who
ran a 4:08.7 outdoor mile against Jack
Lovelock last summer: Olenn Cun
nlngham of the University of Kansas,
national collegiate champion with a
4 :08.8 mile to his credit; Dene Venr.
ks of the University of Pennsylvania,
who set the world Indoor mark of
4:10 two winters ago, rfnd Glen Daw
son, consistently fine mller from
Oklahoma, : I 1 ' jjial
Only Lovelock Missing
1 There's dynamite lying around
loose when a group like that gets to
gether. The only thing that keeps
the set-up from being perfect Is the
absence of Jack Lovelock of Oxford,
who ran the greatest mile In history
4:07.6 to beat Bonthron In their
famous duel. A knee Injury has put
him out of competition for a time.
The first test will come In the
Wanamoker mile of the Mllrose A. A.
games here February 3, when Beccall
matches strides with Cunningham.
Venzke and Dawson. The following
week Bonthron Is due to Join In
the fun at the Boston A. A. games.
February 17 the entire troupe will
bo at It again In the New York A. O.
meet here, and they'll wind up the
month's battle February 24 In the
national Indoor championships at the
GJarden. In the latter two meets the
distance will be 1600 meters, where
Beccall has ruled supreme since the
1032 Olympics.
, Didn't Bother Paovo
Tho fact that the Italian flash Is
unfamiliar with the boards should
prove no great handicap, In the opin
ion of experts. They recall that Poavo
Nurml also was a stranger to the
Indoor game when he first Invaded
this country, but you'd never think
It from the list of shattered records
he left behind.
There probably will be as much
Interest In the series of tests betweon
Bonthron and Cunningham as In the
combined efforts of the home forces
to repulse Beccall. They didn't get
together last season and tho debate
betweon their adherents has waxed
loud and long. The Cunningham
forces gained a slight edge when their
man was awarded the Sullivan Me
morial medal for 1033, but admirers
of the Princeton star are far from
convinced.
Won 80 Out of 33
The stocky, muscular Cunningham,
running anywhere from 800 meters to
two miles, finished first In 20 out
of 33 races lost season, and In at
least one that he lost he forced tho
winner to set a new record. Ho gave
Venzke a series of trimmings In the
Indoor, events, losing to Oeno only
In tho A. A, U. 1500 motor, whore ho
accidentally was socked In the oye
at the start. He did an outdoor 1500
meters In 3:62.3, compared to Bee-
call's world standard of 3 :40.
Vonzke's Indoor mile record of 4:10
which was considered quite remark
able Just two winters ago, seems
likely to take a beating during tho
"mad month" of running. Two of
his opponents have been undor that
time outdoors, and Bccca)l's best time
for the 1600 would, If he could hold
the pace, put him across the mile
mark well under 4:10.
Administration Wins
2 Tests in Congress
(Continued From Page One)
as It Is with dissatisfaction over
patronage.
On petition of IB Democratic con
gressmen, Representative Clarence F.
Lea, of California, nad to call a party
cauous for late Monday tor consid
eration of patronage matters.
HOW WOMEN
CAN WIN MEN
AND MEN WIN
The Favor of Other Men
UnleM two plnti of bile Juice flow dully
from your liver Into your buwi'ls, your
foot) decays tn your boweli. This polmni
your whole, body. Movements get nurd nnd
ponwiXHea. ipu get yellow tonaiiw, yel
low ikln, plmplei, dull oyes, baif breath,
mvo becomo an UKly-lookintc, foiil nmoll
aw, flour-thlnkliiK person. You have lout
your personal charm. Everybody wonla
to run fron. you.
Hut dont take salti, mineral watcrn,
olli. laxative I'll i. tnxntivo candloa or
chow nit sums anil expect them to wot rid
of tills poison that destroys your pi-rsonnl
charm. Uhcy can't do It. for tluy only
moyo out the tall ond of your bowols iind
thnt doesn't take awny enough of the de
cayed poison. Cosmi-tlcB won t help at nil.
Only a fres (low of your hllo Julre will
stop th decay poison In your bowels. The
one mild v suet Able medicine which starts
flow "'.your bile juice Is Carter's,
JJttle Uver Pills. No calomel (mercury, '
In Carters, Only line, mild vepetnble
extracts. If you would tirlmr bnck your
persona' Charm to win men, start tnklntr
Carter's Little Mvr Pills accnrdlm to
directions todsy, 2M at dnm stores.
Kefiiie "somethlnn Just as uood", for It
may oripe. Ionian teeth or irald rectum.
Ask for Carter's Little Uver Pilh by name
and Ret what you ask for. 0 19.13, C. M. Co.
Good 1x8
Pine
Shiplap
$2.70
l'cr 100 sq. Foot
Dc)Clldblc HulldlliB
Miitcrlals
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone Main 17
(Mickey) McCoy W. O. Snwyor
French Sport Queen
HORIZONTAL
1, 7 Who Is
the athlete In
tho picture?
13 Genus of
chimpanzees.
14 I'ortalnlng to
a crystalline
acid,
16 Infant.
17 She was a
world
champion
pluyer,
19 Frozen
desserts.
21 Sky color.
23 Mongrel.
20 Measure of
cloth.
27 To exist.
28 Mother.
29 Preposition.
31 Early English
(abbr.). .
32 Rowing tool,
33 Pin.
36 To evade.
37 What Is tho
capltol ot her
home land?
39 Period.
40 She defeated
Answer lo Previous Puzzlo
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63 Custom.
64 Blackbird.
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rOUTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Jan. 11 (P) Cattle:
60; calves 26; active.
Btocrs. good, common and medium.
63.00 (i? (0.00; hclfcrs, common and
medium, $3.76 hd $4.76; cows good.
$3.25 $3.85; common and medium,
$2.25 $3.25; low cutter and cutter,
$1.25 df $2.25; bulls, cutter, and mo
dlum, $2.oo$3.00; voalcrs, good and
choico, $6.00 $6.00; cull, common
and medium, $2.50 $5.00; calves,
good and choice $4.OO(ft$5.O0: com
mon and modlum, $2.00('f$4.00.
Hogs: 000; strong. Lightweight,
good and choico, $3.75 $4.05; mo
dlum weight, good and choico, $4.00
(ic $4.65; heavyweight, good and
choico, others unohangod. Pack
ing sows, medium ond good. $2.00
$3.60. Feeder and stockor pigs, good
and choico, $3.0Or$3.35.
Sheep: 100; fully steady. Iambs,
good and choice, $6,28 ci $7; medium,
4.25ct(.25; yearling wethers, $2.753
$4.60; owes, $1.00l3$2.36.
GOLD IMtlCE UN'CIIANOKI)
WASKTXaTON, Jan. ll Ifl The
price of $34.06 an ounco was con
tinued by tho government today tor
domestic gold.
It was tho eighteenth posting of
this some quotation for newly-mined
domestlo metal.
In London, sterling opened at
$6.1014 to the pound. At this level
bar gold was worth $32.44 an ounce.
Iffr JS" j mJ J' VX 1?1?T7,T the fury of lhe mob '"'d'ns greed, lust,
' X, ' imirder, out of town on a rail!
"iijS, KNTCRTAINMENT '
'mWVlfA OU'LL NEVER (TZ
j ffji0 J
tournament!
18 Those giving
releases,
20 Billiard rod.
22 Rubber tree.
24 Seraglio.
26 Juicy.
28 Insane.
30 Beverage
32 To surpabS In
daring.
34 Slender.
36 Danish weight.
38 Fish.
41 Paid publicity.
42 Infested with
lice.
43 Opposite of
profit.
44 Derived from
oil.
46 Railway
(abbr.).
48 Black haw,
60 Genus of
ducks. .
63 Astern.
4 Eucharist
vessels.
6 Bill.
ONo.
7 Sheltered
place.
8 Sea eaglet
9 Convent
worker
10 Voluble.
11 Cotton fabric
12 For example
(abbr.).
14 Foot (abbr.).
15.Where did she
play her first
important
64 Facts.
66 Plural
(abbr.).
G6 Deity.
67 Sound of
surprise.
68 Senior (abbr.).
Wynckcop Trial Opens
In Chicago Tribunal
(Continued From Page One)
ly white, the 62-year-old woman phy
sician was carried to the courts build
ing through a tunnel from the ad
jacent county Jail, where she has
been 111 moro than a month.
With her daughter, Dr. Katherlne
Wynekoop, she walked Into the cham
bers of Judge Joseph B. David. Boon
tho selection of a Jury started.
PORTLAND PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Jan. 11 VP) Butter
Prints, extras 20c; standards 10 14c lb.
Butterfat Portland delivery: A
grade, 16 18c lb.; farmer's door de
livery, 1314o lb.; sweet cream 6c
higher. "
Eggs Pacific poultry producero'
selling prices: . fresh extras, 19c;
standards 17c; medium 17c dozen.
Buying prlco by wholesalers: fresh
extras 17c dozen; firsts, 15c; mediums
13c doz.; undergrade 11c; pullets llo
dozen.
OMAHA 8IIEEP
OMAHA, Jan. 11 W -(U. 8. D.
A.) Sheep: 9,000; lambs slow, bids
around 26c lower, sheep steady, bids
sorted native and fed wooted lambs
$7.50 $7.75; fed clipped Jambs $6.25
w $0.35; ewes eligible up to $3.78;
fleshy lambs 71 lbs. $7.60.
i RKET NEWS
CHICAGO WH.I
Open lilgli Low' ciota
May .-.....,.. .80 . jm : .8.1 '4 M9K . .
July ', MK .83 39K
Hept ,80(4 ; , Mt - Mii . M
' - CHIC AGO CORN
May jati9H :. MX M M9
July ... .M9T4 ': .04 . M
Sept. 8S ' : : . .54. ' .54tt.8
.'POBTLANB WHEAT
' !' Open lllfh Low Close
May ......74', ; 1 .. .74 !i .74 .74 -
Jniy - 73 ' ' ' ,7g .n , .12
LOCAL BRIEFS
Examiner Coming
. C. M. Bentley, examiner of 'opera
tors and chauffeurs, will ibe In La
Qrande Friday and Saturday of this
week, at the city hall betweon the
hours of 10 to 6 and 8 to 8 respec
tively. ' . J .,.;. ..
Visiting Here
Mrs. Clifford William, of Haines,
has been visiting since Sunday In La
Orando with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Kooch.
Improved
The -small son of Mr. and Mrs. 8.
L. Bunten, who underwent a mastoid
operation at the Grande Rondo hos
pital recently, returned to his home
today. i
Enters Hospital ,
Mrs. A. E. Marshall entered the
Qrande' Ronde- hospital yesterday for
mjnor surgery. , .
At Hospital
Mrs. O. W. Buchanan Is receiving
medical attention at the Grande
Rondo hospital, i
Leave Hospital
Earl Band, who received medical
treatment at the Grande Rondo hos
pital, returned to his home this
morning. Jack Nlckchlnskl, who re
ceived minor surgical treatment, was j
ame to leave tno nospiuu una nv?m
tag. .. - ! ' ; r :.'
Iteturns Home
Harry Halsey, who recently under
went a mastoid operation at the
Bouvy hospital, returned to his home
yesterday.
Business Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Harrison are
business visitors in Portland. They
went down early this week.
To. Baker
After visiting with friends for sev
eral days In La Orande, Miss Sarah
Hosklns left yesterday for Baker where
she will visit her mother, Mrs. Jessie
A, Hosklns, before returning ta Port
land to do graduate work In nursing.
Operation '
Donald Stever, son of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Frank Stever of Union, underwent an
operation yesterday at the Bouvy
hospital.
. . , - V. )1
From Union ' as
Among the visitors In this olty
yesterday was Mrs. A. M. Bedwell, of
Union. She spent the day shopping
and transacting business.
Visits Here
Stein Carlson, North Powder mer
chant, visited In La Grando yester
day. On Business
Andrew Erlckson, who works at the
Mt. Emily camp at Starkey, was In
La Orande yesterday on business.:
Organized sportsmen of California!
have launched a campaign to trap,
crows and tolack-toUled magpies to
protect game and song birds.
The First Great
of Modern Times by
CITjlTTl The ffi'eatest man hunt
Ol-il-i the breath - takinj?
jriKantic mobilization of
0FJHE DA:
CLOSE STEADYTO
FIRM IN MARKET
t NEW YORK, Jan. 11 VP) strong
undertone displayed by the. utilities
helped smooth over some rough spots
In other sections of today's stock
market. Some alcohols also moved up
substantially and most rails gave' a
good account of themselves. The close
was steady to firm. Transfers approxi
mated 1,000,000 shares, '
Closing figures Included:
Air Reduc 08)4
Al.' Chem. and Dye 14614
American Can 98
American T. and T. 118
Bethlehem Steel 38
J. I. Case 60
Col. O. and 23 , 13
Continental Can 78
General- Motors - 36
Johns MonvlUe 68 V4
Libbey-O.-Ford .'. 38 yt
Liggett ancT Myers B 80
Montgomery Ward - 23
National Distill !. 2614
J. C. Penney : 5614
Pub. Ser. of N. J .. 37
Southern Paclflo 20
'St. Oil of Cal 38
St. OH of N. J. 44
Union Pacific ..: 114
United Aircraft ; 3214
United, Corp. 854
U. S. Indus. Alco , 62 .
U. S. Steel 48
Price of Gasoline
Cut in Portland
' PORTLAND, Ore., Jan; 11 W) Port-;
land motoriate today were able to buy
first structure gasoline for two cents
a. gollon less than they have been
paying. The price was dropped late
yesterday from 22 cents to 20 cents.
Several dealers advanced the opin
ion that the reduction to 20 cents
was a violation of NRA principles.
STOP ITCHING
,: It's amazing how this tormenting
trouble wherever it occurs
yields to soothing M
Resinol
NOTICE a ..-
Series "B" Time Certificates ol
Deposit Issued by tho First Na
tional Bank of La Orande, Oregon
on Maroh 1, 1033 and due on
December 15, 1034, have been call
ed for payment on February 14.
1034. Interest on same ceases af
ter that date.
First National Bank
of La Grande
David I. Stoddard, President
A. K. Parker, Cashier
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midnight tribunal the
young manhood
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bleached at this . Q
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Birdseye Diapers
27x27 size, dependable Q
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Cotton "Blankets
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Each
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