La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 28, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, February 28, 1925. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Values - - Are Guaranteed HILLS PEPAKTMK.NT KTOHl "A Good I'luce to Titule" E FINLAND DRY5 1WBL , I loser's column'. - . ' - ' I All eight teams are still In. the HELSINOVOHS. (AD .FIn-' ,(,,., thlfi mcfrnlng although land, llko the United State, nan lwo ,v)l, ,0' ruminated after tb Its prohibition difficulties nni) a1(ilt Humes hy virtue of having a conarquenco a meeting ,ot .rep- -nCfn twlre 'defi-atrd: resentatives of the larger' towns jjrawhiK for today'.i samea was Was held here recently to dismiss ma(ie directly after the Enterprise means of averting some of the jjtt Grande' scrihimaire last night vll eonsoci Jenccs of tho prohllil-;nmi the nnnotiuccnint of today's tlon law. . ' (schedule nil fur as was known at -Tha- principal speaker, summed ' u,p time was made by Xalph Cnle iip the sltuaflon by saying ywt ."In man, referee of the tournament. ' Finland everybody drinks except . lha. president," wlureas p.. few l.wollcnt Ofri.'lnt In , "years ago Finland was one of the Coleman's work In his official ' most sober countries In the world, capacity us referee j-ciie.iday won ' S- It was also declared that the ! a Joy lo see. He culls eloiiely and , ividll-orffanltcd n,uwllnir truffle with pruclleally i.nf.. Hug ticcuroe.y . JBroutfit unlimited ,imnltl(les of - without luowimr up 11 e gu, ,e. jlc liquor to tho most remote parts " " "ul" i' , Ti u of the eountry leading to Inereas-lo"' unnecessary motion but. I.a Is : ed drunkenness among both men ""' " '"" Bn'; p. .. H levelling between four of the. teams Lir?; 1 ''"Cei'venlng between lour o ft he learns , , .l.-lnUI ,., nndiw'io luue gone IhrouKli the lour tho moral standard wns rapidly declining, resulting In Increased criminality. It wns decided to In vite the authorities to take more stringent mens.irr.it to enforce tin' law.-.. , In Ilclslngfors some restaurants and -clubs have .been . closed for qffonsea against the prohibition ;law. ' : Women in ReichBtajr ' Wia Humhlc Workers i'"" or w,,,,n u- of WuN were numuit "UIKCiai,owai ,H 0llt of lhp Bamn thnf. - . - " ' ' ' ' ffctlvtncAs of tli out fit is flH- t,:'., BERLIN (AP) Of thp n3lounly weaken-!. Thin was proven fnembpra of the new Gorman .alons tow.inl the lunt of tho samp V ItolchataK. 33 arc women. ThiH Is w lion Wallowa whb leading ty only ! . a - ' -. tt rtr n IM- 'one point ami lh-nihTMon wan riih- v' tie moro than In'th'prfvloni phort otl tn-nml muln a hakH .on tho I livLMi parllamrnt, wlioro tho per- find play from th tip off. . ( IV cviiUKf wit u.i. ino tioitaiiMM ' furnish the largest contingent, for of their delegation 13 per cent nrn women. . n... ... woman la Johanna Hcltue, who wns first a servant girl, then a print r-r's assistant, still later a nodal namen,Va; Anothe, Interesting character Is Prau Ansorge, who started out as a textile worker when sho was IS, then bocsme sue 1 eesslvely ooffee picker, shipping clerk and newsstand saleswoman. - Only threo of the women par llamvntnrlsns had the advantage of a full college course. They are Dr.. Gertrude Bneutner. n member of the Democratic party who re cently lectured In the lnltrd Btulra; Pr. Marin Elisabeth. I.ue ders, also a Domecrst an-l Identi fied with tho Internntlnr.nl Wo man's League for Peace and Fr dom. and Dr. Klna Mat:, memuer of the German Peoples party. ' Elfrlede Rynck was a scamitresB before she went Into politics. Minna Schilling and Maria Jueh. acx were both industrial workers fn their younger days. School teachers furnish rather tt formidable delegation: Fran Pfu If, Kedwlg nransfeld, Christine Teusch, Clara Mentis, 151 a Mats, and Margarethe Behm were for merry teachers, Klsle llnrtels oml ) Lore Agnes describo themselves as plalq housewives. Dodge Brothers Elect Officers at Meeting Frederick J. Ilaynes, pre.ldent and general manager, and all oth er executive officers and members of the directorate of Dodge Broth ers were re-elected at the annual meeting of the board, according to word received by I.. C. Bmith, local dealer. Other officers are ;vlce presi dent, Arthur T. Watcrrall: treas. 1 iirer, John Ballantyne; secretary and assistant treasurer. Harry V. ropnoy; assistant secretory. It. J. Pr. Tha following continue as mem bers of the board of directors: Mr. Ilaynes. Mr. Waterfall. Mr. Hal. lantyne. Mr. Popenev and Itusseii Huff. Mr. Huff Is director of en gineering. 4 . tER.X I)KrKATS Iir.lMtiv ':. . - "HALT LAKK (AP)-Irs Pern, Pslt Lake mlddb welrht wrestler, detested Cleorge .Nelson here Thursday. .nkj'i'.- U'-ru, . ijeu. tin- -tmt fSJt'ln 23 "tnnnii-- n iTil a ler. strangle; Kelson won the secn;d In & mlnutee and lrn the third In It minutes. Nelson halls from liogan, I'toh. Oasrailn Ixa'k.-i Woman IIiiiii.n1. CASCADE l.fM'KH. Ore. Mrs. Klfzalith Iaih-, wlr of JikIo Ine of Casrailr I.orks. os pain fully burned forly toilay. Whllr dr.'!lnr shs sllppnl and f-ll uitaltisl a red-hot stove. II, r hits. tsn4 av first aid. Tho Injury aa uot resarded as tfrious. La Grande, Joseph, UJ1 CLOSE CALL: Y KSTl:ltl)AY'S m-oki:m tVnllnvm tfl. Initilrr 13. JuKopli r, Msln liO. 1'llinn US. C oif 17. la t.iiinclc 10. Kiiti'rprlsn 11. (JAMI.S THIS aftkiinoov i l: )l. Imfilrr vs. Coif. . 8 I'. .M. t iiim vs. Wallowa. l!y .1. S. I,.) The first day or the district ibaskrthall tournament lirouRbt but ! no up -Is in the mlvanc.. dope and I no btt-tkelbull playing of heller than avorann quality. At the clos j of the firm round of tlin toiirnu I ment Wallowa, Joseph, .I'nlon bud I. Olrnn'le remained' undefeated I and Imblcr. ElRln, Covo and Kn- trrprlao took their place In the iiuiuent up until Hint tlme . willi only one loh.s each. WAU.OWA WIVH Tn. the starling game of the tournament yesteriluy afternoon the little, lmbler. .pluyers..l.J.tlier brlRhl, new orunge suits gave the Wallowa quintet a hard run for tirnt honors and lost by. only three points. It was eauy to see where the bulk of the Wallowa strength was yesterday. II wud on the side- Mneup. 11 " . S"",h 2 (Jrecr ) If... Imhler (13) Keown () McKennon (4) . I.edbetter (.1) ' Marshall Oliver (7). ....... Johnson (2).... Balrd. '. . Ilnmmerly CD Substltulen: Wallowa: Kicker fr Hnril.h. llen,,erson(2) for Itlek- lr- "" T- ' ' , Wilson for .Marshall, fayne-.for inuiuu ru. ,IOSi:il! KASY VICTOR . Joseph high won handily from the heavier l'.lgin outfit without expending ony unnecessary effort. The guuie etarli-il fulrly slow. hut piekeil up moniciilum ss'.lt pro gressed until In Hi" last half Jos eph having lagged during the first periods was compelled to gel In and play ball. Ksles was high point man. Joseph ( 2 r, ) Flgln (in) Mathews (3) f Wlckena (3) Dawson (3) .f B. H1U (S) iGaulke (7) ic rtlchards'C) Botes (13) g Meado g ... McAllister (1) s Townsend J. Hill (?l cove nF.ATEN nv rxiow The I'nlon outfit managed to pull away front the slower Cove teum Inst night after n slow start Bnxteit was high point mall for t'uiou with 10 points to his credit. Most of his baskets were ree nn .". !.... .. 1 J! CLAL'DE C, rRATT Sonif Ikij or girl iimlor t years U aoina l Im Mm priftiil mnir of a rnrvfuUj iial.. inlnl,) ry?r rtwvt. s.m..-i. hm'. aii-t-mlj ,,,: Ihk In on (Ik- ffntt4'l. Wslili fur our ail. I lie part Ion ian, mil apixar aaatii. V an- M'llina; many tlnnrs anil nintlowH. TlM-re In a rrsn. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Th Poor Man's Prasad" Oppo. Fomidry. PHONE l . No Sunday Biistnwa WALLOWA HAD m FULLS Nme Teams Eliminated In District 2 toihvami:t mwrir Antrim Jill, Hi-rmlMon 17. lto 94. Adams 19. , ' ll.-IU SO, linupliif 9.. Hclli ii'2, lono 11. MrlXMiKhliii 47, Hnnlman 21. Bounfnian Itt, l-'uil Id. ; Vniillrlon West on 17. KianHlfl lit, IjexiiimUm 15. 1 iiiaillla a, l'il"t Itwk 20. I'KMnLKTOM, Oro. (flprrlul) At fhft rlono of tho firnt roiiihl of the rtct toiirnamfnt, to l-riJt its rrprPKontutlv'al. liu- ntulr lia.s k'-thall !.ourna(nMil in Hul-nt in Marrh. eiffltt l-uniH ririQiiHil un 1ff.Qti: AtiVna, Kcho. J(. Iic, McIxURtilin (.vl ill on - r-Tfi-wair tc-uiii). loanlmoJi, P nt)l.-toii. Ktan flfld anU I'mutillu. Kaoh of Hi1 obovo toims iHmln atrd one othM tf-uiu, ,iv'pl HHlx, which won from linapini' a in I lone, putting both out of the raPK long shots, for Cove and played well enough fight Clark, ' Ic ft . f orwar.l J'uekeM, left guard, enough and with worthy of -, a better Cove ( 17) .... f , Hurby (3) .... f Clark (0) ....r yilllama (8) g v flltrford g Puekett cause. I'nlon 5f.) Cleertecn Baxter ll.... I Spray (6) Iwildo Oox flrown Tir.Eiw vifwrtioi s Tho Ia GrandvKntorpriiif Karao. was tho fafltfst BrriinimiRt1 playffl yf-Mtorriay, and Ihi', rouglifHt. al thf ontl of tho fir.sl half Pnamtino and Zundi'l of, f.a UrnnJo. vac.h had thrro personal fouls .ri.s ilii, alao Ctopl of Kntorprlflo. ' All thro mon manirip'd to- ntnv -throuKh tho second half ' without holng dlB qualified lnt ' wild; tho rhaiioo -of Rolnft: out hanffing ovor llw-m tholi hlylo was fonHldoraldy xraiiiptd. ... Irinon starlod Iho, pnmn, for I.a Grand1 in placo or, (;i;i8R.'wlib linn been huvlnfi trouble whb a Hort throat. .11 -tmiik:- iho find ba.skoi for tho M'tporfl. , ; . ; ' l'U& finnut The gamA wpR hard fofrhl' dur ing the on tiro , whhoiv uliltoiiKh raKfffd duo to Itud p:i5lng on tho l pa rt of Itot h Iouiiih. The lln I or l pri8 riulntm bad moro banl,at jhafikoiH; than-the TiK' r.i but tlndr WIIUIII'MB UIM1 1(1(1 iiiiiiy ui put inn ball throiiffh. iho iron rintf rost (hern tho Rnmo. . , IGrnndo ( 19) ' Knlorprlflo (14) I.ymon (5)..... f Hurt (i) l.ariKon (7) r stool (4 ) I nuuiuno ().... a. V. Wu:nor (4) lluuiniott (3),... 'ollLiiKxworth- 4 Zundol if.., vt0 Houvln G I o HH. h ... ... II. Wiitrnnr Dod s e Brothers SPECIAL : TYPE- - A SEDAN A car of genuine distinction, both in outward appearance and inside comfort. ' ' . , The special equipment is ' obviously the sort you would expect to find on this vehicle. Five Balloon Tlrea $1,110 f. o. b. noti-oitiFir.or, n-liverl Wallowa, He's Ice Skating Champ ' 1 A Whel'M IM.1 rva.. lormancea count for lout little. Champions come . and go In golf with . almost monotonous regularity. Tills holders .'nroiwd annually. Walter Ilagen la one of the vei-y few leaders in golf wno In ever con sistent. 'Hagen Is the one champion who for yeurs luu lived Up to his title. , Speed skating Is almost as fickle wlih Its chumplona us the good old 'Scottish game of golf. !.tCh VIVIF anma nam Anu i..t - - " aiunu U. Upsetting the dope Is a favorite pas . time among our best ice skaters The latest phenom Is Kruncls Al len, holder of the International amu teur outdoor speedskutlrig chain plonshlp. fiecently Allen added fur ther laurels by winning the "Amerl in diamond trophy and the na llonal title at Lake Placid N Y Allen finished with a totnP of SO juoi viiiiuku (o iop i-narles Oorniun of St. John, N. 1J.. defend Jngnchampton. Allen, who hails from Chicago tri umphed over one of the cUtleut fields ever entitled In the Lake Hand (ilaaal. , , ' (By Iho Associated Press) Olympic track champions have had little boiler than tin -even break In the Inilnm- campaign so fnV. Pnnvo Nurnil anil Willie Itl toln, who roiupeil off with a total of. sk Olympic races, hnve added In their supremacy, but trgo l-'ric-erio, Italian, who won t he. Olymp ic walking championship bus suf fered a series of sellKielts here. 'while .laeksoli- Keholz, American nprinter and 2(H'iueier champion, i has met defr-at several limes since his return. .. 1 , M,nnv of the high Rchool basket, hall teams thai have competed in the last six inlerscholnst 1c tonrna- montH of tho rnlvorHiiy of t'bi- ! ctttfo are mttkinf? early bids for ihc Koventli mnct op-nin(? March 31. WindHor, Colo., winner last yav, lfi .likely . x.o j-eproKojit CxiQi:ml(i ainiin. Walla Walla. WnM),,' n Sport Gossip L.C.Smit La Grande, Oregon. 4' Union Win in the First Round (ire de- ft 2 ,i JF - S K j7 bj ml FRANCIS AI.LBN i.t i'ontf roiitondor for I wo yr-nrs. proiuiM'.s to rohirn. and LoxlnKton, K'y., H.-'l wintior. probably will ho bark for the third time. Mnnapor John MrGraw took eharK of prnrtloe in the Glnnta' t rnlnliiK on inn nt Snrjistfi, Kin.. I'l'lnirHiliiy ii mi ra.nn out of ho vent I coin. ivnoo.s wil h Iho HiKtioil ron 'tnioiK or Jnrk Hoot I, .hick Hentloy, jnnd Arlliur Nohf, all pitrhora. Frank Krioh, captain and second IbuMoiiinn, waa expected io nlirn his )npcr l'Yidny. Tho filnniH will return to two flcsHtoiifl of pr;iolioo Idiiilv Saturday.- Over at t ho Van i 1; (.) Vamp In St. PoUT.ibiirtf. tlio IpHehci'H nnb-a.shod wonio speed- and a f. w i nt vos for the first lime, The firttl Krnup of tlio Phila delphia Nationals and the Kt-cond I'tnil inin-nl nt' f'rtnnli. lnrl.-' Atti- Ii-tics h-fi l-'riday nlpht for their r'Hpclivi' 1 i ti i n k Miiartcra nt llrnd mown and l'or( Myers, Kla. ,.,fnmuc.r ( Miiolnntitl .lac)( .1 Ion d.. ricks of thc It' ll: h oril hiiMtatic "X n,a. h Eight Teams In Tourney On In Baker YaKSTKimWK MOKi:S nrtli lN.uler IS, Muddy rnek 12. taker HA. Freshmen 4. . Ilahlami lt llmitinKCon 11. Muddy Oi'ek A'2, i'M'shiiieit tlaiiH'K 10. Richhind 10. liaker l I. N'mtli rowdier I.S. Huiiiiiilon 22. Halfway Id. Haiiiei J I. lIuHway I I. ltaktr freshmen suhslihilwl for Siuupter. "llalfHay eliniiiinled. TSAKRIt. fire. (Spoelal) P.aa kotbull Uains Iroui eijfht JIakor eouuty hlpli nehoolM wind up their two-day loitriiittiH (it lit-ro lonilit io dfterniine which rinlutetfl shall represont the county at tlio Idst riel No. 1 tournament, a I Cnion, March 0. 6 and 7. iiak r high; winrt over l.a Urande mid lv-udlo-ton, is rrcoRni.'d as tho strongest ennlend.T for Mih-di:.triot honorH, whilf -riulntots fi om Haines, Muddy Cret-k. 'North I'owiI'.t, Jfiintljurlon, Itichlund. Hallway and , Kuuipter are playing the rolen of dark horses which may figure in the final re sults tonight. about the pror.peetr. of his team, wltieh he believes will plve a koo1 account of llaelf in the b-uR-ut race. The fliielnuari continent of the toain will leave hore Ssiurtiay lor Orlnndo, Via. Tho arrival of the advance Riiard of the BoMnn liravos nt HI. peh't'ii Inirg. Ma., l-'iiiluy, was unmnrk'-d by a d'rnon.'.tration of any kind, advices reaching? here indimlhi I hat the populace has b'-eome blase because of the fan that Iho YankeeH also train there. N. Mannper CeorK" SIp1t and his vaiiKuat-fl of llrownlo b:usi ball play ors wrn Hiroiikli their first work nut al Tarpon SprinRti, li'la., Thurs day. Th'-n' wi i'f ui(-n hi nni- ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o j' Keys Cut' j Wo Mara Jiifit Inlallei) a rw SegaJ Kry-Cntllnff Afaehtne. Quick and Accurate Key-Cut tine Cuarniiteed. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo SHERRY'S SUNDAY AND MONDAY "Borrowed Husbands" With Florence Vidor Rockcliffe Fellowes Earle Willinins Hobprt Gordon . I i V . .. . . A Drama of Social Life of Today. Comedy "REF.S IN HIS RONNF.T" GARDEN HOSE New Stock of II. S. MOfil'L HOSK NOW READY The Hose With a Guarantee 50 ft. Lengths, $7.S0 Oregon Hardware & Imp, Co. We Go Out of Our Way to Serve ivor.rnE with yoi'r next onpKn a twx op vnim: SPRAY OR PAINTY ItP.ANn CODFISH TIIKY AltE HONK. LESS ' ,, . THE CITY GROCERY Just Rack of fair's on Fir Street raOJH MAIN o7 RAT HA ITU I 11 EE DELITFJtT LA GRANDE IRON WORKS machine snop AM FOirNPHV All Klmls of .MaahliHTy, Autnniobllrs ami Trarton Uipalrtvl n-rhanlrl and Krhnlli AoHylMM WHdina- ot All H toils CjltDib-r Itnrlujc and Ovrslsn l'ltims Crankshafts, I'lstnus and I'l.ion I'tna IVgrmmd OIVK I'8 A TKIAI. D. FITZGERALD Prop. HACENLACKER BEATS HOPPE THIOAGO (AP) In one of the bipgest npsf lfi of the International 18.2 halk lln billiard champion shin lournament. Krlch Hntfon- laeher. C-tmimi ehampion. Friday nieht came from l hind in a won- j derfn! display of cue artistry and .p reated Willie Hnppe. woriu s champion. to 2ft !. In J 2 in- niiiffs. The vletoryleft dak" Kchae-r-r. former champion,, who ran inn from spot Thursday niirhl :tK:iiHl llastnlachor. In .the lead In .siitiiditiefs. fiiToiiA STAiir. iu:sTonf:n NKW YfiltK ( A P) Wiliio Ul tola, co-slar with Paavo Nu mil in iho disianco runnlnpr HpotliKht, I was back in' Rood amateur siand-rnR- Friday nifiht and on hla way to l.onl-svlile to compoto In the s nior Amatoiir Athletic union j truck and field championships ar , l r a suspension that lasted lv I two days. The riuni.sh-American . star's j-einslutenis nt waa announc jr.i officially Friday night by thf. I Amateur Athletic union on the j hat;b; of returns from n n krapliic ' poll of tiie nntionai reevl.sti'alioif i ronimlttce, taken on Ftitola'a np- peal from the Eii;:pfnoion impo.-.ed upon him by the New England branch of the Amateur Athletic union for failure to appear at the American IRlon games In Bos ton lnnt Monday. ' form, A haVy forr at Stockton Calif., prevented the Cardinals from praclicliig Thursday morning buf they made n fcd showinfv at halting practice in Hie afternoon. With (he first fi'inad of Cleve land recruit pitchers props rim,' l-'i Ida v t Q si art for the India ns' spring" (raining camp at lakeland, i l-'la,, reports were reeeiveu iir-r from Hot Sprint;' that several vol ernns are suffering soro arms. , CiEXAKO WINS HOI 'P YOINCISTOWN (AP Krankie tt'-naro, American flyweight cham pion, outpointed Kddie (lowd, CniiinibMM. in lit rounds. The New ' ' " SriUNO TIKS Sure make u hit with "'.' everybody. ASH BROTHERS Taxi driver ahot man In New York, perhaps because he wax ask ;d to drive carefully. , Stop Coughs Farmers SFi:i) IOTATOF.S Thrrts liavo heen Two cars of seed Shipped lo l a (.rnndo And fold at s:t.OO. Nn more? ttf this irathi can be bouuht. Hut we havo several , Hundred siieks of -f.eni se'd recently Sorted that worn . . Itnlsod from seed TI in I was fort i fictl I Jil year and our Price Is S-.-'0 1MT Ihmdicd pounds. La Grande Warehouse Sl Slorae Co. I'liniie Main IM EP.K'KSON & DURI.AVD We have made a study of wiling conveniences and correct lighting', t Why not take advant age of our experience.; It costs you nothing to call on us. We will glad ly show you why it is worth while to havei these conveniences and' how little they will cost you. If you can't come in just phone and we will, call at your home. ' La Grande Electric Co. :, M-124 1304 Adams QUALITY CANDY Chocolates and Specials ' ' l'i csh and Pure THE L & L DRUG CO. Candy Ile.idquartera FREE