La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, January 20r 1925. ' Second Tilden, Say Experts To Pacific 1 Sport Gossip I ; 1 t ' t w I ! m 'i hi I. ni u i . It ' i m I V pt s u, 01 $ ft . si i; Ht W i!; w ! v T B T J f1 "I 1." ut ;v vi 'f '! f ' ii i w k - k ir it ! iB W 2 i . ft lit li tv ir E in U humming bird Pl.'RE SILK HOSE In the newnr priiff colors, $l..r0 Hills Dept. Store : Income Tax Facts Xo. 5. The term "earned Income," In com putt n which the taxpayer fa allowed on all net Income tip to $ 3,000 finil nut exceeding $10,000 a credit, of 2S per cent of the amuimt of ti!X. Is defined by Income tax rejrulations &s "wages, salaries, pro fessional fees and other amounts received for personal services ac tually rendered." Hownvor, there arc thotiBum'ts of canes of taxpay ers eriKURt'd in a trade or busings in Which both persona.) service, m d capital are material 1 near no pro ducing factors. In such ensrs It Is provided that "a nmconitb'e al lowance In compensation for per sonal services shall be ccmiMrn I 08 earned Income." It is further provided that the total amount treated cs earned income from a trade or business siioll not exceed 20 per cent of the taxpayer's share of tjis net profits of such trade or bustards. A "reasonable nllowanc for personal s.-rvtcftt" in rcmral r. interpreted by regulations to mean "only such amount as would or- .-Slnarily be pn.ld for like cervices by like 'ontcrprlflis in Uko c'.rcum stances." ; The tw n i --t of 1 9? ni'V ;- . ' for "oh :t J .' i . 1 . 5 Th s m s i'i.' ct is v;!i ch ax property allocable to or chargeable r again it earned Income and which are allowable from stobj income In computing net Income. Nolable (, among such deductions am bitsl , ness expense's. Frequently taxpay ers ree.WvlnR a salary may he com pelled to usi a portion in payment . of transportation, c.dvertlB'.nK or f.-ir simple. Hurh Items, wliirh arcj nccsnary expends In ihe condMct, of n bufllnr mt, are properly chrtrtre-' Hble' limTaTi'urnU Inrom--.' "HiV"' term "earned net ; Income," on . which the credit Is computed, Means the excess of the amount of earned Income over Hie sum of the earned Income deductions. This, 11 limn who In 1324 received a s.ilnry' of iri.unn of which he r..,K -.iWrMkx 1 ' " t ? TIGERS WILL i ue up ! BRUNEI 1 rf I ! . 1 aw 7 Tho annual basketball barn siorminff tour Invading branch line t4-rritory will be made by me I .a Grande quiitier this w-k md. 'Ihrue gjmM are scheduled: Wal lowa. Thursday evening; Joseph, I Fridaj and Knierpri?e for the final Saturday night. Ail three teams hav met a Clruiide on the local floor during the laat two weeks. Wallow won froiu li Grand-, Ifc to 22. Knter- jirir was ii-n-aieu in 10 7. am Joseph took tt4- local quintet to a cleaning lust Friday niKht with a filial woe; 1; to U. I'riiiMi for teeiit. Th- ii ip UtiM wt k Htll In. made 'with the 1 xjip purpOM of even- in If P thi p x. Vh- I j, C ra n de eani i primed for anion and has hid the ripening t-xn riettre of four fram?i wiili nnurovt-uiitt , u. yiii .luiiKM HOT Ti,.,,. v.i .. t 1 1 " m inekinR any d.-rinite statements f ,71' . t . 1 ,l 1 ,, , bin asslRnt-d 10 command Jiatife- , 11... oV. ,uk, tie f,"in ,zr?T " ,he the measure of Wallowa and In 1 . seph this week A wtnnd of eijfht or nine men will mukt; the trip leaving bre Thurtulay noon. Zinidel, ihimmeit, Cnamuno, Glasn and I,yman are sure to make th trip with the oher threp members of the so,uad yet to be definitely selected. An unusually large number of rooters will accompany the team. Tlie Hi-ladn have arraiiKed to at tend en in;;a'e mill liav for j hLs purpose. abouL 2u ears which will also be Mitfd 10 trnnport students to the scene of action. V sei str 1 pi t f5'. 4 I (Cy the Associated Press) " ; Jarlt Renaull. Caoaillan hvavy. ja lA-rouDd boui In New Yorl 'M jThursdajr. Ed tll. ck) Gurvty. ; 61 ! former Noire Dime foolhull tack- gfl i le. facea Dan Oright for six rounds M jTucaclay. g j Cfl I The national Indoor t. miu tliam- i 3 . pionshlps will be piayt-d on the ' U I Seventh regiment armory cour'.a ..March i, the lale date 1elng noc- ;S lessary If the country' het players , S jare to panlclpale. Vincent Kirn- S3 lards, winner of Ihe three-year tro- $ phy by hla 1clory in l!cM. will ba ,3 JANUARY SALE A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE. Our Windows tell the story. "The Old . Reliable Men's Store.' playing in the Florida tournaments up to tljut lime. A new trophy will be offered at the comins c!iamiio:iahi!:!i. The storm that has shattered world truck and ratlrond truvelinjr. records in the pail Hi days haa abated I'uavo N'urinl is restlnc. Itecords are nafc for three days more. Me will not rare again un lil Wedn.nlay r.l;:ht. This la the re.'iiill of Ainericiiii lour ttn far: t Former Nurml's Time Time ir. On meters .... :Ht j-n S:6a 1-5 One mile v. 4:15 3-5 4: IS 3-5 fiiililt melera ...!4:54 3-5 14:44 3-5 1 .".-4 miles .... 7:.r.!)4-r. 7:55 3-5 S'lUll inet.-ni .... fc ;3 1 1-5 S:2i; 4-f, 1 7-S mil.s . .. :S4:i-:, 1 3-4 niibs ......7:55 3-5 ;U! -f. 2'fiO meters H 13 a a n a Bff Ash Bros. 3 II ii II U H I a 8 i a n a 5:33 K Mi-ond Bill Tild.n . w.aS V... ix,i.ts say about Horace Orser. recently trownei Junior Indoor CM.:vin. Orer started playing at 7, under the direettor: of his falher .l tcdjn. he reminds one of Tilden, lacking-, of course, the finesse of the chamuioB. SRIFFIIH PICKS W1ETEK Shirley. eliKibleS will in:ikc up ihi: cess. He beiievs ihal the club is Clarion IVderatlon to l:lo-t a jrreal deal alronsrer than last y.-r. j jjaI.KM, (re. The Marion conn 1'rospecis of the Mm depend a ! ..j. community federation will hold ereut deal on the effectively ss ofjji;, genual election of officers here. JoHnson. who bus report. -d blni-' Swan, represenlatlve in ihe sell in Kood conililioii. Il is point-! legislature from l.inn rounty, has id out. however, Ihiit llnrris will ; been invil' d !o address the fed. have four veterans left han-leis. rat Ion. ir. Waller II. Hrown, in lluetlie:-, ClreifK, Mj;:ridi:e Mid ir lifue or Hie comiiHili wt-all Ii health lj?:i!tist b aiti:; I proriliiiiue hej-e, Hlho will attend lor I lie lueetiiiif. : f In Ihe outfield. Rice, Goslln. lie Neoly. Malhows. I'arlyle. leadln; nouinern a.snociation last -Zuehai-y, lo put - which have shown a wt-ulii lllfi l.l jiortsi.le hurlers alel niiieli IHCled by Washington 'l;:n. this coiiihiiuiiion.- lY'iiu W.RIIIN-OTO,V ny the Associ ated Press) With Ihe cry in other Walla Walla Tossers Conquer Pendleton ' WAI.f.A WAI.I.A (MpeelnU set, son' Ulebold and Hhlnehart. a South At laniicj leafrue recruit, are avallaldn. Itice and Uoslin will have no trou ble holding their jobs, but Mc.Neely is expected lo have a hot riuhr, de spite his grial work of Inst Keason Wa-lll basketball playerH last Sal ami his unci 1, i thai won the nniay niKlit did .the unexpected last game of l;e world's series when tliey stopped lite I'endletoti ciiiia for young blood. Clark tlrif-i raI'!yle is experled to iurnish keen Uueks 41 to 5 In one of the lust liib. proud president or a worlirlrnif"',i"0" fr a regular place In est games seen ibis ar. championship hasehtfl club an-tlilf li"e-up. I Uneups ami scores were as fo!- Harris will lake Ihe veteran of SI'"1,1,. BaWs Catarrh Medicine both local and internal, and ha been successful in the treatment of Catarrh for over forty yours. Sold by all drusguei V. J. CHENEY fit CCToledo, Oliio j Rockne Refuses Offer Ti. n . i I'.OIU 111 Irani at the Inn IJy nOUinein l aillOrnia ha thrown, all nrernlem m M eli.l. n,.i ' ., ' Wa-lli ' Position I.OS ANOKI.KS (API Kr.llle Rockne of Notre flame will not accept the position of hetul foot hall coach for ihe rnlventity of Southern California, it was an nounced here Mondr.y. winds and .injected into his lineup a sprinkling of tried veterans foi the 1915 campaign. Manager Stanley Harris will take lid last year. Tills plan, he believ ed, permitted the club to enter ihe season in heller condition than for several years. II also brought lh .SPORT NEWS BOXING with the younffcr men in this re spect. ito Tampa for fprhiff training aiveterans up to an even standing I'm nins s.ari whone mainstays have jbeon for years familiar figures on (major )eaKi.M fields. In addition to j Walter Johnson, who now is ex- itciefi io join the team as a result froxdulft 11 T'ramhnll 10. ....F.... Truant 2 I. '1'imnioiis Ia(fue 4 -. U... Suhst itutes for USKiES LEAD T 1ER EO Wa'sttingt'on paid tfji!.' ei,i,'iiHen in conne- . . tion with the husine,: computes h.'s Ul'egOn AggleS 10 tax on eurni:d net income of 44r.no,! from which, of course, sluiuld he deducted hi personal exemptions -llf.ftljll for a married person. I, tint) for single person, plus 1401 for each dependent In ascer taining earned Income credit. Wnlla Walla Friday night. Orcjfon I'lny Thursday. Oregon's first game In against Multnomah club at ' Portland, Pendleton Kbane 4 nation 11 Johnson 3 .... Ilurtlirong o :.. SiaKcr 6 W'a-lli, perry (2) for froxdale, Thtlrber (2) for P.ramllall. Tompkins :t for Tru- To Train nt Tnnipa. 'ant, li. Timmons for II. Timmons. President Oriffilh' has given no Ilen:ton for liague. For Pendleton indication Of a ileolrn In chn,- tl.n Knlliviin fur kIi.Imc Ml,i,n r,.i "i nis uuure to buy a Pacific ! Tampa - training quarters. The Johnson. coast franchise, the mound crewTampa club of. the Florida Statel U-feree, I'd Knrlnir of Whitman, will Include George Mogridgn nndlleogue his been able to put loams! in vot e ncivn ' !" '-ar,,ary- vear's southpaw i In the fieid for practice with the! CIIAM'V IS Sl.i:KI(; TITI.K ' , L., :'ulwiir,i: I''teh Iteuther. obtained i Nationals in past years and the nAl.TI.MOIti:, Md. ( AP) Geo. hi HONG LV-ll.TY jfrom llrooklyn: Stanley Coveleskie, I plan has worked well fr , io;h (KO) Chancy. Ihronnh bis ninna ...... v- , .. , , !''.0"'" .'nm Cleveland; Vean clubs. ger. Sam Harris. Monday posted NEW -JOIIX (Fty the Associated t-regi,. Ine eteran from Seattle; John MeGiaw's New York Giants $2500 with Unrobe Cogswell pre. .,rT ,r "! ,Jund'-" ma' fel red Marherry. brilliant reli.diwlll furnish a good part of the op- l lcnt of Ihe National Association of disciplinary action in this country hurler last yar; Curley Ogdrn, Joe'posilion for the Nationals on the BoxHik Clubs, as nn carfiesl d.slrc ut the hands of the, New York I.Murtlna. Paul Zahnlzer. Henson'snring training lannt n,.ni,e,,r,i in ,.e,. ..... .... Meet, e Clmnibcr Re-elects Officers Wa:ihinton Oregon Affiles Moa'ana --NOHTII nnNI). Ore. At n Oregon meeting of the IB director of-the Washington tnte lornl chamber of commerce the Mho eiillre set of officers wen reeled. "i tlmoi Coliti rciuT Hi, an follows: Peter l.oggle, ife.-,- Wnsliinr'on dent; Henry Kern, vlre president; W.-aiiingtnn Hint. John Mullen, Ireaaurer. oud 1 ir. J. Oregon K. Snyder, erretary-monaeer. The Idaho chamber ha enjoyed th lu st year .Montana In It history. The budget for 19J5 Oregon Agrlcs . I tho highest ever attempted, but Onnzira slnee th organisation was tiiuo la wilh.n-ette debt at the beginning of Iiimi year ivcid,. nnd had 1200 in the hank this vsr v'i... "ii uiiiB uito ueois were paid the new budget 0f r,iiiio will not exceed ihe amount rubied In i!24. Oregon Agjri O. A. C :.....S2 Pacific ... O. A. C 17 II. of W.. ' Ori'gou. I'. of O S3 Willamette 1'. of 0 4S aclf!c Wni-liliialoii. State at ,' 'nf w " Clonmirn . Pullman This Evening. ;; 0't $ZZZ" ZZu, L. of W ii O. A. C. C'ruil Canferincp Standings nliliigtiii Stale. Northern Si'Ctlon Pet. ItHHI .Oes .(l.'U .01,0 .Oil'l .llli.l ... " ,, . , . ,. ,. ......... iii,iM,o,i o n. .nni-H lessen, anninerlioe two teams resuming hostll ties i.eonanls erramnlonshen i-rov n -i wn ""'h GrT T Y l , ? HUU f h,S hns:y dKrture .from relief pitcher; Kelly, r,crtllt from where they left off in the. world the llh ie K CuM S nii Willamette at . Salem Saturday iftp.s without fulfilling a contract -Miiinhia: Jaims ilcXamarn. i. B-rieS. . L- . ...1 "n 15 piBiU. o ow UK. a,- the sciiso.va to fight Fred Urtonel.. Jlffhtwelhi -UiAftd from .Wichita. Kan., at a After coniinK. through Hint sies the day of the con f s scores of rarlfir roast and north. of Krnnce. fancy price, and several other with a dub handicapped by weak- Vhanoy is Credited with 9 wet conference teams to date: .Thls wos indicated Monday by Jouncsiers. ness. Manairer Harris feel ronfi. UnVunn , i hi. -l ... 1 1 W. i o I. W. 8. . a r. s. w. KtaniliiiKs l ii'iD 1 (I no 111)0 lhrtrti .l(i 4,'t Whitman 31 C.onzaga 41! Gonzagn- .! on tana 1 1 la I mi. !? Wtdiman S7 (tonxarni .Mnntitim. T. of f 3:t Whitman H nf M 17 W. S. i. (siiuiKn. nnnzago c. of V. Ooncnga it) Whitman weorg ir. imwer, chairman of the " club, according to Griffith Ident tht he will New York commission, who decid-Janrt Harris, has been greatly i.. j ' "' "" ' .u mi tut; VI Ol I1C1UIS lJ u in i vaci t- Hirengiil. weaK- predict what action might he taken. jnc In this respect almost lost the .....31 hut said his organization would act , v.-orld's series for the learn and Im- 'promptly on any resolution maile to ;diatjly after the championship I jit by the French federation. (they began efforts lo build up uj 2rtl The federation, according to ca-!,i,ar,,'m whfeh would run mon! ""j.j hie dispatches Tuesday from Paris, atnoothiy in the fnce uf injuries. i ' lias received formal complaint j j 'against i mndee from promoters cf j McNally I let urns. , the fight in addition to which civil! ike AlcN'aliy. former Yankee! 1 1 'damage action also has been filed hs:itutp infieUJer, v. cs obtained in i ""'j against tho American boxer. Klrst B dAal wl,n the Hoston l:d Sox in ""ji 'reports wero that Kreneh boxing. w'Ilicn tnll"d Haseman Pro thro was, J7 authorities would seek to havn th B ,u lo oon. hpencer Adams, aj Amertcan. barred from the ring for.1 :,'r, ' at h'agi npHcete hl s:ie. t : of nhrnit 2."i boni Active Glands Gave Xapoleon Fighting Force According to P.ermnn. a not ed scientist, wTto has analyse-J the action of tho glands. Na poleon, one of the. great et fighters of all history, owed his courage and fighting force io large and extremely activo ad nnal glands. Not only hove the glands an important. Influence- on the mind and character of the In dividual, b it they also lurge.y control health, energy nnd vi tality, and it is by maintaining the normal functioning of the glands that we may combnt .sickners and ill health, accord ing to eminent scientists anl physicians of this country nnd Kurope. Cilancioffon, the new scienti fic gland tonic, prepared In tablet form, provides a simple method of taking glandular treatment. Glandogen, for men and women .is obtainable at Red Cress Drug Co. Adv. NEW ALL-STEEL' $135 Less of I.... of I.... ue shortstop, also e.n. I,n,i,-1. TL..- ,. i. ... 2! According to n report here, nun-.11"''' ''" kinpuugh. llluege and jdee decided to leave after Pari :- . . .ipromoier fulled to advance htni'-v. i l'l part of his guarantee, but Parlsi"" " iu, lill.v O. A, (.'. tk'dnliirshlri anliil. ..'.'id .'.'00 .n'10 .IMhl ,(Hlj (Special). ek all teams COnVALl.lB. Ore. A ncholsr- hip to tho Oregon Agricultural ln n uet.-n ivn oy ine l it. Ion pacific company to p.usieii McKennon of Imbler. .MeKennan. a high achool ntudent, was i cll sldered the most deserving mem ber of the boy- ami girls' club of Union county. Th,, scholarship will amount to $:r which tnay be opplled on a regular or fdiurl course nt l he rnllege. e : i . c.. w I. BB!t n T'T-ei firtreji 'T. a CURED WITHOUT SURGERY KATY METHOD of Resting Pit.. ixm. ..t i .. - v " i.ium niuiuiinHULiinon' ' nr. l .,. ,.1,1. i . I Uniu. , . ,, ,, .,ii,iMuni( nn it POHTI.ANI), (li,.. !!j the end of tills w in the northern necllon of the Pn elflc co:i::t bnsUetbull conlerenee xrept Oregon will have been seen action. Washington and the Oregon Aggies opened their sea son Saturday at He.uMo, ihe Him. lilea wlnnlnr, 31 to 17. The re. rult was a complete surptiM an.) di.-!.:pp'ilniment lo th.. many Ag-f-i'e uetulreeii v. bo had bopeil p.,. Oregon l.-aui Mould come through with a vii to:-y. i Wellington stste and Moul.nm elso played Saturday, with ihe Cougars taking the lung end of a t'S lo 17 score, but as .Montana doc nut pmy two games wiili each ti sm in the .conference, n re ills are nut t.ibulutcd In the win and loie column of Its oppnn. ents. although Montana' own Elanding l tabulated. Th! Week's play will Ining to gether the Oiegon Agg.es and Washington state at Iullmn, Tuesday, the Aggie and Idaho nt Mj'KO',,. Thursday, and Idaho ' 5'onl.ioa st .Mi.iioii.'a. l-'atur. driy. Oregon will piny Its f! niir.iio.e emu,. u ,,.,.!( fr,,i,. op. be in, Expert on Skis r , jdispatcites omitted any reference to 40'lhls nnd pointed out dial the bqxer I himseif hnd fafled lo rleposit an appearance forfeit of $.1ihi. Are You So Skinny? V 1 r.'J Gonzaga . Gonzaga . Clonzaga .. Will met ti Willamette SO W. p. C. 2;l It. of I. J3 W. H. c. Wlllnrneii,., In ... ill It. of O tti so Don't your mother know that Cod Liver Oil will put pounds ot ...as healthy flesh on your bones ...37, 1,1 J,mt n few weeks? 42 1 "er every drugs'lst ha It sugar-coal erl tnblet form now that you won't have to lake Id F. of W. racirip. Pacific ID O. A. v.... Pacific .. .15 r. of O. ... ' , Wtiltninii. Whitman I t I', of I ... Whitman 10 W. a. c.... Whlimnn Si Goniaga Whitman 2 I", of M . Whitman IT. of W. 1 oast' eonferem-e gauns. IVcek's Cimst Coiifercnct' N-lieiliile Jim. :i Washington ....70 th' nasty, fishy-ta.illng oil thai j is apt to upset your drilcale ,53 'stomach, ' ' WotiiI9s .Low est Meed Yell her that McCoy's Cod Liv er till compo ind Tablets ore Choelc-fllll nt vitnhfnc viinrriln and are the greatest, flesh nro-l ducers and health builders she can find. sickly thin kid, age 9, gained 12 pounds in 7 months. She must a5k Rod Cross Drug Oregon AK3hs vs. i Store, ((lass lrugs. Inc., L. & U Stale at Pullman. llrutf Co or any good dniggtst Jan. Orgon Aggies vs. Ida ho at Moscow. Jun. 2 4 Idaho vs. Montana at M Ltsoula. for McCoy's 'od Uver Oil Com pound Tablets the original and ftenmne tio tahtets it cents as pleasant to take us candy. Adv. Iiftfir-il K!rt Inn.nir.e.l.k.- 1 - VientsorconfixMinentdiirinBtrt'atments ! fm. - 1 1 I I i-KK'-ni wut. may .utns inu u BOOIH nil UUtlCf rerr first, and I ooitivelv t ;t IAU A M. ' .ushInrton Stat TEH to cure sny case of Piles or refund ( IM patient's tec The route..! ill I nnr Teams M !3 a mm U rat will writ to me I will Mad roa bit FKF.E Book oa Pile sad othet Rsetal aad Colo 4Uof drs. DLAN. M.D Im- BOTAMIJ lffjC(i' tLTTlE OFTIttS: ftr Ot, flulram, r-Mf Su.rjw fltsxr) M.rrl TH AM) PIliiT ou A) i t cf- - witH Sliding Gear Transir.lsslon f'.h.ToluU Easy Term 28th Anniversary FURNITURE SALE ' NOW ON W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. The Sensation of the Newark Show 59467 PeopkihrongedtheNehYctkqtySalenoaminoneWcck All tAines nud Washing. with lour victories in nn many armies each, are leading the nortnwrM conference. nltl.nugh Oregon and Idaho have cle.ii slat.s also, each winning t v. ., game. I ,,l 8 """'" The women arc r.klng lo ski- '', IO"ln,, "v" "' Ing In gret nu.,,1. the thrill .. Wlll.mette anJ l's.Ktc of the ,or. U1I,.,,,T, to them The AM?! " ""c h ' "-'" ".o.gbrn. The Aggie play (lontsga t snapped at Lake lirld N V spok.ne tonight, and In Edition w.rmtng up prior to g,v.n' an fx- to th- game l fullman and hninK L- . .... ... . JIokow nU) meet Whitman at Loughran 1 d, cased ioc iho p." In the record-breaking crowds were nearly all the competitive dealers and salesmen in New York. They hurried in to study this car and went away wondering, questioning whether Willys Overland couid continue to produce such a remarkable Sedan at such a re markably low price. But let Willys Overland worry about that 1 qA low priced Overland has been the leader of We Go Out of Our Way to Serve FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE CALL MAIN 57,1 THE CITY GROCERY. Just Back of Carr's oa Fir Street rUONE MAIN 67 RAT UAVH MILE 1CUVF3CT the Willys-Overland line for fifteen years. This new all-steel model Is the leader for 1925. qThe new Overland Sedan is the lowest priced Sedan In the ? world with a body entirely of steel." That means greater strength, greater protection, logger life the greater safety of greater driving vision 1 A full 5-passengcr Sedan with four doors at a price heretofore considered impossible! ALL STEEL i Gettings & Hanks 1312-11 JEt 1KRSON ST. LA GRANDE, ORE. J