La Grande evening observer., March 14, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 2

THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, March' 14, 1925.
PAGE TWO
SHOPPING Is A True PLEASURE
' When goods nre shown without insictance
. .' that you buy.
Hill's Department Store
"A good Place To Trade"
Radio
KJ'NPAY, MARfil 15 ,
"Mountain Time Stations
KOA, INnver, ( olo. 11 11.
m., Unity ehuieh, In-' 0irK
OllrJinur, pastor; 4 p. ni., I'nliy
rhurch oruan recital; 7:r, wrv
'Ice, rnltv church;
I'm-jru- Tlnm Stations
KFI, liW Ant'clc, C.'dlir. (HIH.S),
1(1 b. in., I.. A. Church Kcderu
tjon. Service, "I'p a Tree," II, !'
Conrey of Rescue Mission; lo:-lfi-12-.S0
p. m.. Temple Uupllat
church, Ir. J. W h 1 1 c o in b
.Drouhcr, paslor; lit. Hay Ifnst
'inns, urifivnlst; -0. vesper scrv
lno, ""cdcratod Church musicians;
6:46-7, mualo appreciation mlk,
Tanl R'ecao; 7-H, apectailslH and
orchrslra from .Metropolitan
theater; 8-8, Lenten on(? hour,
Eetcllc Heartt-lirofiuia, sopra
:no; Juy l'lowa, flu I lull amen
Andrews, accoinpunliit; 9-10, Ex
aminer, Anton Luda and liln
Louisiana Klve; 10-11, Thereon
Bennett's I.ob Angoles orchestra.
two. Oakland. Calif. (301.2), 11
a. m., First Prosliyterlap church! I
I: HO p. m.. KCIO Little Hymph-
ony orchestra; 7:30, first Prep.
bytcrlon church.
K6W, l'orllaml, Oro. (lul.ft) in:3(l
a. m.. service, Klrst prcshynirlun
church, lr. Ilurolil lmonuid
Uowiwn, pastor; 8 p. in., mu
nicipal concert; C, church serv
ient Portland Council of
fhurohes; 7, Collinrn concert or
chestra, Hotel rortlaml; inter
mission solos.
IUIJ, lx Aii(paes, Calif. (405.1),'
10 . m Hev. C. H. Prout of
ficventh I'ay Advcnllst church;
10:8(1-12:80 p. in.. I'lrat Mctho
illft Episcopal chun'ii, organ ru
eltaj, Arthur lllakely. K. 10.
llelnn, pastor; G:8ii-7, Art Hick
man's Ulltmoro hotel concert or
chestra, Kdward Fituputrlck, ill-
e rector: 7-7:30, organ reclial. Ar-
, V ..thur Wokely; 8-lu. feature pro
Sram, Harold Arnold, Inc., J.
Howard Johnson, director.
KN'X, IlollynxKsl, Cullt( (:i(1.0),
T-ii:lS p. m.. Hadlo sunset serv.
Ice, theater of Ambassador hotel,
llev. Chos. 1. Aked and ltcv.
Krank Dyer condunliniv; 7-7:4fi,
International lllhle Htudenis' as
sociation hour of niuslc; 8-1),
Ambassador hotel concert or
'ehestro, Josef llosenfeld, direct
or; 0-11, program, Globe
lee
Cream company.
lvIK), San I'ruiielsco, Calif. (-I'JH.S)
ll-U m., church services, A. K.
KnlWw T,()eod9m,,lrwUi, ttr.prupdn lolr.mwniuiienJioiiie,
ganlst; 8:30-1(1, Itudy Heigi'i's
Kalrmont hotel orehesira.
, MONDAY, MAHCil 10. .
radflc Time Stations
KFOA, Seattle,, sli. (K4.4),
0:46-8:16 p. m., Sherman Clay
and company program; S:80-in,
Heattlo Times studio program,
(((), Oakland, Calif, (illll.l!), 8 p.
m., Arlon trio; address on ag
ricultural subjects; "A Lesson in
Kngllah," Wllda Wilson Churrh;
"How to Improve Your Mem
ory," Albertino Ittrhards Nosh;
"On lleing a Good Hostess, and
r,oll lleing a Good Guest," Kdlth
Hinvens; "Chata About
New
Hooks," Joseph Henry Jurkson:
: .. 10-1, Henry italslrud'fl orch,s
. " tro.
K(i. Porthiml, On- (Hll.n), r.
p. in-. William Ituhinsou joune,
organist.
K1.X, Oakland, Cal. (ills. a), o ?o.
Stop
COUGHS
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REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
TVe tiAve nwilr a sludy nf
wiring nHinvisioi an.l cir
rrrt lighting.
Why not take adrantasn
of our mpi-rleiiw. It tis
you nothing ( rail on in.
Wo will tflsilly kImiiv you
why It Is wnHh mlillo lo
hmiti tliew oonveailetiiiit anil
now little thry will cost ytm.
If yo.1 ran't ran in.
plmno and we will rail at
your liome.
La Grande
Electric Co.
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14 sst IX
rss
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I FREE
Ill p. m., American theater or
chestra: 10, moctlnif of the !.ake
Mi'rrllt Mucks.
KNX, II"IIM", Cullf. ('IAII.U),
r:l5-ii:ll p. in., Wiirlltwr pipe
orK'in Htuilio; Hporls lnlk by Hid
Mil; 7-4. proKrum, Wist Count
llieuiHi a, Inc.; a-1 it, proitrum.
I.os AliKelea Jce unit Cold Htor
iiK" company; ln-ll. (loodrlch
Hllveriown Cor,! orchestra: LH
lyuu .May challenger, soprano,
courtesy H. (looilrlch Uublier
company; 11-12. Ahe l.yman's
Cocoauut Grove dance orchestra
from Ainhaiiandnr liolel.
KI'll, San IVailclsiii, al. (4MH.3),
4::in-fi:!lll p. in., Hmly Helger'B
. l''airmoilt hotel orchestra; 8-9,
Irish folk lore, 1'. .1. Kelleher;
lrlt.li "I'olk Music," ltedfcrn Ma
son; It-10, program. I;mile Lleh
I Ik. hulltoiie.
27 YEARS
AGO
La Orando Morning Observer.
March H. 1808 Tho Presbyterians '
nro preparing to build a new 1
ohurch house in Elgin.
Baiiircluy afternoon tho 20
IniontliB olI baby of Mr. and Mrn.
' I, ou Corbrtt pushi-d a rhulr lip
Ui a i-uptiounl uml, cllmblngr upon
t(, nncun'd u bottlti of curbolJc ucld
which wim on Ww Bheir, and drank
u imrllnn of it. Lost n.Rlit utl
hoi"" wt Kiv up nl wo pro
mum by linn lime tho little auf-
i fi rr tn fnl from pain.
assisted '
A numbor uf friends
Miss u,ura Queen lo celebrate nor
ninth anniversary. Those present,
were: Misses Gusale Kisher, Mary
I'lshur, liollle Hanson, Callle Han-
Holm,
Kdna Holm. Koslo lievlne. Vernaee
Kllsworth, Hen Barnes. Mary Hull.
Hull lr Khnit, Aonle Olson. Coddle
tllson. Winnie I less, lna Hedrlck,
Hum i (leii hell.
I n n May, May
,1.., ..i.,. it 1I.....I u,nlil. nml Miitltn
Cluster; MaBtein Charlie Harrison. Utah, am favored lo capture ihe
Kdgiir Harrison, .lesslo Palmer, . laurels of th Ho.'ky mountain In
.llmiule l'almer, Karl Hhort.-llrover ti'rscholKstlc baskclliall lourna-
i:ilsworth, Davie May, Arthur
May, Frank Mirk. Mima Hens, Hor- I
ry I'Mshrr, Pour Lemons, Charlie
Hohlns and Theodore May.
MIsb Jessie chllders, wlio sev
eral weeks ago went to Portland
for on operation, died Halnrday
evening. Hlie is the daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. R P. Chllders.
Mrs. W. H. Palmer nrrlved Hun-
day evening from Portland. Hhe
and her husliiihd will make Ijx.
City Mills lull Geo. Pleilleuiun Of
l'nlou spent Holiday In Ui Grnnde.
Joe Klohardsun recelvod every
vote for first choice for clerk at
all the I.a Grande precincts.
Edllor's Nolo Among the ad
vertisers In this Issue ami W. H.
ltohnenkamp. J. 11. Peare, lXlt
store, Gardlnter and llowlshy, J.
K. Iloinlg. A. 11. Cherry, Klnn &
Ivunhoe. u. W. Diggers. II. P. Wil
son. J. C. Henry. Win. U. Borgent,
II. lllock and Causey & Pierce.
THItOWS I'.GCS AT I.I'.OVAltl)
N E V YORK (AP) Ilenny
Monard, retired world's light-
weight rhninplon, and now an ac
tor. w;ii I'KKd by an lrat apcta
tor lit a thiuler Ihla w''k, accord -liilf
to liiiormuilon rorelvrd hy tho
Htiilo aihlctle coinuiliMlon. The
nmitt-r ntiim up Thursduy durit.fr a
discussion by thn board of rlototu
bflmvlor hy spectatom ut bouts.
Three were thrown at l?on
ard, olio Inn d. iik on tho ataKir, an
other Btrlkhifc a apeetutor In the
orrhenlra and the third hitting a
rulllnff and tlien dripping down In
tho orrhrat rti pit. the commission
wua Informed. .
sandow orrmis mvnn
.".0.000 TO Ml.KT LF.WT8
0niCACO (AD Pllly Sandow.
nianan.T of Kd "SMranRter" Lewis,
will otfer 9S0.00O to lie be Kauf
man, muiiiiKor for Wayne Munn,
for return match between these
two eluitnants of the world heavy
welRht wrest Unir title, when the
wristlets come here to witness a
mat show next Tuesday, Kandow
has unnounced.
r-ren(lnf EJdl. Ftrnll, captsln of
In Unlv.rsltr of P.nniylv.nls bsw
ball team, who win h. ilv.n s Irul
by ths New Tors Quints sfi.r kit
Irsduation In Juno. Fsnrlt plsys
shoitatep and Is rated on. of Ih tSMS)
j. ' '.In lllt clrtuiav' .
Penn Star L-A V....,,
w- ,,r"" - " v ; nMls wmw&H:t
Sfe'- fF- ' I "'l,l' than whiIiI V''e'ij,V"S::S W
vCii ? V.jr rllii i niviie in Mnh n m. J,; ' AJsA' ' Sy - jsS gj .sVa' S
s 'w,n lfMWWM
BEARS EVEN
AGGIES LOSE
Oil BOON AOHICI'LT
COLLKOH. ("orvullls. (ire.
clnl) California evened Ihe
I'HAI
(Hpe
count with Oi'ckoii Airrioulturul colli k
In Ihelr sirle.i for Ihe Piiclnc
Coual conference Ijiiskct bull lllle
here last nlKht when Oie Hears de
feated the AKKica 111 the Hecond
gume of 1 lie st'i'lt-s, lit 17.
Close checking on the 'part of
both learns uualu featured Ihe con
test, ua It a I tat the ftr.iL game Ihe
IllBhl before when the AKh'leH won,
Hi lo 2r, hlil 111 In time II was the
Golden lleurs who broke through
the flvo-inaii deri'iiso of their op
ponents to mark up Ihe. luiskela
when they were most needed.
Clever pasjliiK. In which the ball
was worked from one basket to
the other, and other shlnliiK I'll"
of floor work furnished plenty of
thrill" for the crowd which packed
Ihe armory. Harold ( ("Iter") Hld
Iiiks, Ihe AgKle sharpshooter, Kol
away for several Henmiilonal drib
blen the IciiKth. of the floor, and
other playero on both teams, stood
out for their single-handed efforls
lo loop the hall throuch the bas
ket, hut on the whole II was -the
almost perfect teamwork of the
visitors which accounted for their
victory.
v virtue of Us victory call-
fornla forced tho series into three
games, Tho third and deciding
game wlll.no played tonight, and
to i ho vliumr will go tin1. Pacific
rouot title.
BASEBALL
I.OH ANOUl.nS (AD n. 11.
!.os Angeles (Coasi) n 7
Chicago (Nationals) ... in 1. 5
llatterlcs: -hlllps 11 I k r and
Bpencer, r.nnis; no,,., .u...
jjinnneu. join.......
Pocatello KaHketeers
In Rim for Rocky Title
HOI'l.ltKll. Colo. (Al' l'oca-
lei o lllgn, Ullliiui .-'Kuril ..
nient being Hinge" acre u
of victories
Friday respectlvily
over Houlder preps and South Iten
ver high.
rooatello, tn a fast contest, de
feated Houlder preps, herelotore
slated us favorites lor Ihe cham
pionship, by the score of 22 to
17, the Idaho Invaders nailing
throughout tile clash.
Ogden scored a win by Ihe tally
of. 3 4to J over Houth Denver.
Other scores in Friday's guinea
follow: Kust Denver 32. Fleming
II; Hutle, .Mont., SO, Teildnrldu,
Colo., 10; Honih Denver 31, Norm
Denver HI.
lluttcr, Mont,, high hufl a chance
in the race, having received only
pne defeat.
Htowcll, Pocatello center, Is nigh
Individual enrur of the tourna
ment, with lit points.
Pocntellq, Idaho, 2ii; iiuner,
Mont., 14.
Ogden, L'tah, 87; East Denver 13.
BOrUlKK. t'olo. (AP) The
pocatello, Idaho", basketball team
defeated tho North Denver high
school team, l!tt to II. tn the
Rocky mountain inbrscholastic
chain plonship tuunmtnent hre
Thursday tilifht. Teams from rolo-
rado, Montana. Idaho. I t:th nnu
Wyoming aro participntinK.
KAPLAN M.Vri'llllll
RAN KKANCISCl) (AT) Louis
"Kid" IKnplan of Meriden. I'onn.,
featherweight champion of the
world, has been mntehed to fight
a 10-round bout with Htewarl Ale-
Lean of HI. Paul, Minn., tn the
Oakland baseball park: on the
evening of April 1. It was an
nounced hero Thursday night by
Mel.enn's msunger. Mtke rollins
T "VJ The pii'e is ?10n5 f 0f b' Dp,,oit ?13,s 'Hwcd. j
Lumber Co. !
The Poor Man's FWod Sn jfZZ --2' i
Oppn. Fonnitry. PHONE 14 C2?&ll' '
MO SOIHlaf BHSBM " "
From Cowboy
William M. Jiudine. (tcrtury of aKiieuiture tn Prealdent OoutMyre'a cabt
riei. wub uiiiu n vuibuj Ht-re tln. Bfin-vni is il.uiii ua ne looitea wnen
he roil the ttt the Uig Ifolu Kiisln in Munlana, Ho sunt four
youra a a ftcvr uhaser
TRAPSHOOTEHS
OUT TDMDRRQW
The second shoot of the series
now being held by Hie Kustern
Oregon Trapshooters association
will be held tomorrow. Paker,
Knterprlse and l.a Grande nro In
the RMSodation
All will shoot at home tomorrow I
nnrl fib, the scores wit h I,. H. Han-
fiefleld, secretary In 1-a Grande who
will figure up percentages and an
nounce the winner. Thus the
shooters are enabled to bavffca
meet with all t)w thrills of actual
competition wltliout going lo the
expense and the inconvenience of
traveling to another town.
The match last Sunday a week
ago was hidd here with tennis from
all three towns present and will
be held next Sunday, a week from
tomorrow at Knierprlse wit h the
three teams preHent.
Thus the teams huve an at home
and a tournament mi not on alter
nate Sundays. ,
Shooting will start- here ut 11
o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Wing. Kin and Fleet foot ground
near l.onu Tree. ,
ih:.mpsi:v wii.b 01 i iciATi:
AT KID -Mi-COV Itr.MUIT
LOS ANC.KLKS (AP) An en
tertainment for I hi- benefit of Kid
Dod'ee Brothers
TYPB-B SEDAN
Popular with women because the seats and
springs are restful, and because the lines of
the car have genuine distinction.
.
Popular with men because the body is all
steel, the finish Dodge Brothers enduring
black enamel, the upholstery genuine leather
factors which make for long life at lower
first and after cost.
L.
to Cabineteer
McCoy, former ,: middleweight
champion of tbf world, who re
cently wua convicted of the charge
of manslaughter in connection with
the death last Aufirust of Theresa
W. Mora, will be held here March
16, U was announced Friday by
Harry M. Pollock, former man
ager of McCoy. ,
Jack pempscy, world's heavy
weight champion, will officiate :is
muster of ceremonies at ilu- enter
takumcnt.
Hlnrt Wlean-l'ii" Work
! KOHT PIKRCM. Fla. "The
j American i.egion here will take
responsibility of cleaning up
UIIf lown unu P"1"" " prf
Rentable shape," said legion of
ficials here In announcing that the
post planned to launch a clean-up
campaign In Fort Pierce, A survey
of the eliy was made by the legion
naires assisted by Roy Scon It to
imk the co-operation of all prop
erty owners In the move to "clean
up." -
I a pa 11 tn Until .Mnnruvcrs
T K IO ( AP). Tentative plans
for the maneuvers of the Japau-
t ese nuvy next auttirnu content -
plate operations decidedly limit
ed in extent and scale as com
pared whh
those recently con-
eluded
it Is understood the - prol: -
lem will lie strategical rather than
tactical. . As roughly agreed upon
thtf plan is to defend .the Kit re
naval port from an attack by n
combined fleet advancing along
the mainland coast from the seas
to 'the north of Hokkaido toward
the Inland St a via the coast of
Khlkokii province
C. Smith
SALEM AGAIN )
WINNER; FIVE I
ELIMINATED !
WIIXAMETTE ' XT.YIVErtRlTY, !j
Salem, Ore. (Hpeclal)r-Three new(
taunts broke Into the annual state I
high school basketball tournament
hert? yesterday afternoon, but only !
one, McMtnnville. survived play. l
Salem. in Its second game of thejj
lourney, eliminated Astoriu, 2t tO!
12. und McMinnvDIe, the only win
nlng newcomer, blusied Anso'ij
hopes, 37 to 10. , 1 1
Salem continued lo play the
sume classy game that carried It
to a viciory In Its first gam- As
toria, however, gave the capital
city snuad a hard run.
Ai the end at the first quarter,
after u. hard fight, neliher team
had an advantage, the score being
4 to 4. Astoria wnt Into the lead
soon afler the second. period open
ed. 6 to 4. but Salem forged ahead,
never being headed In the remain
in.? time. At the half Salem led
12 to 8. It still held a four-point
advantage al the end of the third
quarter, 1G to 12. Salem did all
the scoring in the last quarter,
making three goals and running
the score up to 22 to 12.'
McMinnville and Arago played a
fairly even game' In the first half
which ended 17 to 10. but In the
last half Arago was snowed under.
;Mcnnnvllle opened the third-quar-
Ter by scoring eight goals In four
minutes, making the total 33 to
to, Arago being unable to tally.
Arago did all the scoring. In the,
remuinder of the Quarter, iwhlch
ended 33 to 14. Kaeh tt'ajn net
ted a goal In the last fimrter, the
game coming to a 87 to Hi close.
Hood Hiver and Kngene played
the first game Inst night, and
Franklin tangled with Pendleion lnj,jon ,,' Virginia represents iv.
the second fray,
Report That Franklin
Lost Game Was Error
Owing to an unverified report
received here and at Wallowa yes
terday in reference to the Frank-iln-Medford
game at Salem, the
story was printed in the two cities
that Medford defeated Franklin 18
to 8. Associated Press reports
were not responsible as that serv
ice did not send the score of the
Medford-Franklin game, but only
the Wallowa-Salem contest, which
was printed correctly.
The actual score of the Merford-
i.Vanltlin same was Franklin 82.
1 Mr,iford It!. The first half ended
'm j-Yankiin's favor 16 to 8.
IIF.KM.W HI-' ATS JM'GAN
PASAOION'A, Cal. (AP)-Smlllng
Joe Herman, , Pasadena bantam
weight, was awarded the decision
over Kid Dugan of St. Louis In a
tist lft-round bout hero Thursday
night-
Ash
PAST VATIOXAL IIKAI)
OF ACXIMARV TFAT
ALKXANnUTA. Va. Dr. Kate
Barrett, post national president, of
The American Legion Auxiliary,
died at her homo here February
S4, She was born in m.8 at. Wide
water, Virginia. '
.' J)r. Harrett was widely known
throughout (ho country for her so
ciological and club activities. Iter
greatest achievements were in con
nection with patrloiln organiza
tions, notably tho American Legion
Auxiliary, of which she was nation
al president In 1922-23.. She was
honorary president of the Interna
tional Council of Women, having
been closely associated with the
work In the early days of the coun
cil with Mrs. May Wright Rewnll.
She watt president, of th National
l''lorenc Crittenton Mission, re
gent, of the Virginia chapter.
J Daughters of the American lievolu-
the National Congress of Mothers.
In a telegram to relntiw-s, Mrs.
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
WE SELL FRESH MILK AND CREAM.
Have it delivered with your order.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Carr's on Mr Street
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SEASON IS HERE
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Two years Willi LT. S. Internal Kcveniiu Department.
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LA GRANDE, ORKiiON.
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We sell all standard makes of Radios and guarantee
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Speaking Of
"Shirt Overhead"
Wlili li means, of iiiiims the
aim I It cotn yn lo ktyp
up - your xlilrt snpiily
V.wr figure tlin lies-f J llio
ebeaiHI in Hip enil'.' TlirruM
longer wear, lusting gsnl looks,
lii ifiil fll, preatrr rnniforf In
our IDE" Shirts.
Cost inn linle iiniti lo buy .
i-ot a lot loss- lo wear. Tlu''
hist n ui-It'll liill'i'l.
Bros.
o, . Ollphunt. national president
of Tho American Legion Auxiliary,
conveyed the sympathy of the Aux
iliary. .
nilRLFMlACII It F. ATS SIRI
NLWYOUK (AP) Paul Her-'
lenbach of Astoria, N. V., scored a,
technical knockout over Hat Ding
Si lil, once cnrniiieror of Georges
Carpeniier,. In ihe tenth round oft
a 1 Ground mulch at Madison'
Squall' Garden Friday night. Hilci
was rocked about the ring with
rights and lefts, but had not left
his feet.
Frect Mausoleum
HAVANA. Cuba. That a tempo
rary resting p. ar,. may be provided
for vi-terans who die in Cuba, pre
paratory to the time relatives can
1)4' located find the bodies sent
home, Havnn post of Tho American
Legion will erect a memorial maus
oleum here. Many veterans die In
Culm each year whose bodies are.
cnrefi fnr by the Legion,
V