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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1924)
Monday, FcT.vuary 2X.'lj&l PAGE TWO T7TE LA GRANDE F.VKNTNGjORSEnVETl if r-i -tt i v, f. vet t j? c r i HUSKIES LEAD Jill TOSSERS aim 11 : The Fabric Section In Which Spring Fancies Float . Brimming full of beautiful new materials is our Fabric Section. ' Silks in all the new Spring shades and pat terns, ratines, voiles, cotton crepes no matter what you need to replenish the Spring wardrobe for any or all t;;e family a visit to pur Piece Goods Department will I l.lui in Ihp nnrtht-rn srcllon of tho j rnnlerenro hHwcen Iht I'nivi'rsUy 'of Ori-KUn, Oregon AKrlrult nrul Ji-oHpsc mitl Ciiivi-rHily of WeifchtnH tnn. , 'ha ker vvinstiTt I i,Mmi npvntlTOV Washington at enee; Orgon throned. Top of IS 1)0-: .V. ' ' :f For the Young- Saturday Score At Eugene; I'laho 27, Oregon 3S. At Sen) Mi-: Wafdihiloti 'Mr, I. C. 1 l. HA X I' I ( A Xt I W '( ( A I') 'I'll'1 wil; md banki-thall gntm-M have DhH-'-tl the rnivcr.diy of Washlng- fA K Kit, On, ((-.pedal) In n: fu.st. nn ni fought hiiHKiiii.'iii gamci li:if iieiongei to fiilH r mhh up io Hi'' final v.hiHllc. Hi.' Maker high ..in I i-lli K;il i it, lo v ii it'll I ilercnlcil ill'- J'endbton IliiclwiiooM l'j lo on 1 local high whool rtoor, ihtiN t Y Y ii jnorc than please you. A Good riace to Trade FIRPO-WILLS GO TO BE ABANDONED eri.llng one tit IVmllelon'H mojir. (llwtHlroiiH IrlpH Kouth in year. Krl- j.hiy nigh I l.a Grande won 2U 10 1 fi 'and Hiilifi-'H victory marlo INildle- ton's nip veritably "run over." -I fin If Km.' ended with Maker h-ndlng H lo f A Pendleton rally i ton in the bad i'i tho northern n Hit lu.st half nearly rc.iulicd in. division r tin 1'acific roa-st con- victory for tin-in but Raker finally , fi rcner anil tin- I'nivcrxMy of Cull- panic out 011 the winntliK -nl- j furnia iilifii"! In I li wmllicrn illvi- j Tho lineup foiroftH: rtUl:cp 'in- f.sicin. U'aliluKton with h(, kiiuici: oxmnn, 4; I'aync, 4; Slu'punl.son won 1. ml two. lost ht-uut. Ilm n'r-.,: Mooily. 2: Kupp. 'uinirr. I'm crntairff rolimin for Dim entire ron- ,nHon 17: Tlallnn, 7; Hiitfer, 5; HI- r renpf, I rlle. 4; llni'l hroilK, Telllllle, I , f W.'tMhlnwIon rlimhert Into lint 1 oi . in lc iiKiHition hy (leieiln Washiimlon ' jSlulti cotl'K-e Halunlay niifht while the rnlveraily ol Idaho wn He- Mh roiling the I'lilvcrsliy of Oregon from I he het'.I 01' Him crilumu. 'nl ifortJiji, I'cat Stanford university and thtiK nioviil out of the triple itr Hint had held California. Stan rord und (lie I'nlverslty of South ern i'ltlifornla 1 li roiif-rlioiit the. hc:i kom. Wa.Htiliifrlon will ni' ci Oregon at Heatllfj Mondiiy tind Tue.sduy. Tim fourlh ku"' ff "10. Heilei heiween ( 'tiliioriiiu and Stanford which now Hiands 2 to 1 in favor or fill I Corn in. will he played in the fjakland iiditorhim Monday niKht. A fulilornla victory then would rlofe thi competition In the south ern division of tho conference and liiulte the Kerkeley team fllKihle to play the northern top liner for the ronfeivncn I li In. bul ii Stanford wins it will piny fallfornla n fifth same. This year the coils! champion ship series will he played in the .south. Standing of conference tennw: f t t f y t ? ? WHO ARE FULL OF FITN OUR SUITS ARE THE MOST PLEAS ING $25 to $45 Scranton & Short, Inc. LHWIIIIHIIIII l HUM! urn II "" -"- 11 I mm .mm h mm V il ! JIIk ill i.: M:V YOltK. (AP) Keffolla tioiiH hy which a New York syndi cate headed hy l.ew Kuymond Hoiuiht to urrniiKc a heavyweight 111a I eh 1k ween l.uis Anffel Kirpo. Argentine heavy weight, and Harry Wills, negro eon lender, next July, t probably will hit abandoned indefi nitely within a few days. 'I'IiIh (vuh forecast Sunday night. It wan learned that the syndicate. In the face of the prewnl deadlock with Kirpo over the place of de t posit of a $ "(!. nno forfeii, intended jtn impose furiher colidilions on Ihc , Soul h A inerican in event he ac- pied tho terms. the Kirpo-Lodge boat begain. Large nect lulls of seats in the enclosure wciv vacant. During the preliminaries, however, It was esti mated that I5.U00 additional per sons joined Ihe throng or early coiners. SPORT NEWS I 1 1 Sii III lii Hlli I Ins MBLER (icore Tnlon 2tt. fnaeh ltouclt nltirled Ihe Heeond Igailie Willi lllaelier nml Alet 'leiluii IforVlfinM ..lVr,1-...d Hl! iuoi'h and (tt erisen an guards, lui used fudwell, falllhatt and Hag gcrly, the loiter two from the sec- load fcuui, daring Ihe last half. IfnlncH was short on subs so used 'the name Ibit up all four quarters. HavidKtiu and foh-H forwards. Dun hhi renier. and Kosnot and l.nii'r Ki'ntdn. Allhoufili Haines pill up a. scrappy fight they were outclassed, and the game ended with a score of fia to 7. t'ohlen (Jeerlen refer ee.!. I The l.i mI Kcheduled huskcilmn 'guinea of the Hen son were played Jagnlnsl the Imbhr (inintetn Satur day night on the local gym floor. !The Lirls' contest wiih t he closest ilhal tlu I'nion ivtrls liave played 1 Let down to play the rirut teanijihls year. Imbler h-ad off with 4' f.ntl Ihe Klrlfl and I'ninn einerred .to 0 In the rirst i(uarter, the hi- id from, bolli conti ;iis with lilg itcoreM. , was K lo rnion'ti , Ihe third li j lu .thn girls KJime cieo Kpi-ncer lo fnlon'H -t, Imbler f-tithig to score io;;seil In 10 Held luoil;. !:; :-.nd con- ii,Itl fpiarter, or Ihe fonrlh in which verted one foul, and iorl:i llun.eU tM)(,n t-ured another field goali lundo nolntH from the tiehl. Kor ivlnu- Ihe wore. Itv ntiitnal lurree-1 font men I an et ra five in I it nl es play j ""i wnn nllnwtd and the srore stood S In ti. The girls rented till between i the halven of the ImyH game when another rive minutes play resulted. in two fouls bet iif? shot by l.ydlu fleaver for Imbler and one by fleo Spencer for I'nion, giving Hie visi tors llui Maine by one polnl. fh-o Spencer made till or I'nlon's goala. uliih1 l.ydlit fleaver and Inea Woo. h i I each secured 4 polnl s and Boys Win and Girls Lose in Saturday (James; Haines High Defeated Friday. tTNTON, (MpiTlfil) TTulon lilgh school had two double header has. lcul hp II games to wind up the nea fon thin week. Kriday night 1'rln. Hall brought hln two llfilnea iptln- lliilhfs Tfeanl ronverled tv;n Nliabeth Huron Mi for Imbler. Although the hoys' gume wiih fast I he local boys had loo much ad vantage and piled up 11 one-sided score. Morgan's players were quick and had fairly good It-am work, but he large floor was strange to t hem, Kinal score was fill lo I G. Mcflelian was in tin- lead with 20 points, Jensen had HI, Hlaeker la. ami ( leerlaeii li. Me Ken una and Itmwil e;u;lhiid (1 poitH(iiid ),cd-ij bet ter :t making 1 U for I mbler. Jamison of (faker, refereed both games. Several auto Io;h1h of Im bler fans came over wil h I he teams. fan't Hill with Hello Ch Is In Chinese fits'. IIUNd KONO (INS) "Tele phone subscribers who flirt over th wire with tho 'hello girls' more ilia 11 three times will have ibeir numjterq cancelled." Thl:, In effect. U ti new order i:irfu(d by ihe Director of the tide pltone services, who Htatti that girl i have been annoyed through subscribers making lovo to t hem over the telephone. Tea 111 Washlnglon Oregon Oregon Aggies California Idaho Soul hern fallfornla Stanford' .1 ; :. Washington State .... .Montana V. L. tl 2 FIRPO KNOCKS OUT LODGE IN FIFTH ROUND ...:t ...;i ...4 . 4 :i ... ..M ' tM- III'KNOH AIKKH. (Ily Ihe Asso , cialed I'rcHM) Luis Angel Kirpo ''""'Sunday night knocked out " Farm er" Lodge In the fin h round or" what was to liave been a Ifi-round bout. I ewer than 1 fi.doo spectators weru nt the ftiver plale fool ha 1 1 field when the first preliminary to .Ml .5 no .500 .4 2N '.a 75 .00(1 Spolla to Tight Winner. lil KNOS A I It KS. ( AI') Kr- inliiio Spulla, ihe Ilaliaii heavy-1 weight, it was announced, Sunday j by the promoters, will fight the ' w Inner of Hie Klrpo-Lodge con- j test. The fight will take place' March 7. j el lest Irish Season Was Year .lust Kiidctl. Dl lll.IN" (INS) Ireland Jiad Its wettest year In h century in 1923 ai regards rainfall. Mettorolog isl.s est iniato t he a gg re gat e rain fall al ritt.otio tons", or SC. 11 Inches, according to American standards of measuring rainfall. Ther wore 271 rainy day during Hie. year, 17 more than in any year since IS23. Tho result of theduinpness have been, it is said, an increased death rate and lower vitally. Hiding f Images Standing fnitA'ALI.IS, Or. AI') I nlver-I slty of Montana p barred from figuring as a contender this nea- son In Hie northern conference has- keiball championship by ruling of, W. It, Uil'orle' of the rnivei-rtltv. of Southern ( 'aliforula, president of the coast conference, .rerolVed u(. Oregon Agricultural college.. The ' telegram wfisdn auswi'f to prolnsl made by the conference in to Mon tana's eligibility, olht'r late- entry into Ihe noiiiVrence nml Ihe rom paraliveiy f.inali number o!" il'ni' : she has played. .... - i- -. The rii I hit; throws gut Ihe Wash-iUKtou-Montan- victory, an Idalio Mnnlanu game won by Idaho, und a game between them to have been ptnyed later. II also brings about a tie ln lhe present status of the race for frrsl JKSjiff-vi-. I'll c ts-wsasia? Kodaks - Films - Developing Red Cross Drim Co. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS Silver Grill DAILY DINNER MENU Offer you the Utmost of Genuine Goodness Dinner "Service 11 A. M. - 8 P. M. Special Merchants' Lunch 11 A. M. Sea Foods 2 P. M. 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