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

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday. March 28, 1925. ' PAGE TWO THE ES GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER It 3 A Pleasure To Serve You Hill's Department Store "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" . Radio i MONDAY, MARCH SO Mountain Time Stations. ' ; KOA, Denver. Colo. (J2S.4), t p. m., ten minutes of music, Fred Schmitt nnd his Walto thcutor orchestra; 8:1, Conservatory State Toachers' college, - J. de Forest, director; (ireohy Rym phony orchestra: J. K. Chud wlcK. pianist: "Horaco Greeley nd tho Wist," It. K. Wlnlionni. KOB. Btato College, N. M. :i4s.C, 7:30-8:30 p. m.. "Tim Proper Feeding of Bahlos and Young Children." Dr. It. K. Mcllrlde; "Flovyor Gardens In the South west," Francis K. Lester. I'oc-lflo Time Millions. KPAE. Pullman. Wash. (348.6), 7:30-9 p- m., Harvey Wixson, ten or; Raymond Howell, violinist : "Our Moral Henponslhlllty to Criminals." Judge Thos. Nelll; "Care of Minor Infections." Mrs. aiyrilo Mount: "Trees for HoniA lieautlflcatlon," M. 1). Arm strong: "Opportunity In Mcchan- ' tool Engineering," O. K. Thorn ton; talk on new books, Alice I.. Webb. ; ' KFI, I.os Angolos. Calif. (408.0). 6:SO-0 p. in., Kxamlner's musi cal hair hour: 0:411-7, ltndllorlnl talk; 7-. Fvenlllg Herald lln.li pllnns dance orehetitru, Charlie Melton, tenor; 8-'.i, progrniii, cobo Hot Springs All-Indian pro gram: 8-lo, program, Walter M. Murphy Motors company: 10-11. 1 Examiner, flay West and his ' Alexandria hotel dance orches tra. KFOA, Braille, Wnsh. (S84.4), 4 ;6:I6 p. tn Times "Afternoon at Home;" 8:90-10, Times program. KKWII, Hollywood, culir. (2fi2), air service, upon which Hie Con-7-8 p, in., dinner dunce: 8-10, u grosslonul spotlight has recently pot-pourri of, the , classics, Ihn playeii with brilliancy, hnit devol 'light operas and Jazz seasoned oped a vocabulary all Its ono. with few talks by nonie proml- Ail air service. orflcer who can't nent member of Hcreenland: fly Is popularly known as a "kee-10-1 a, m llranstatter's Holly- wee," from the Arctic bird with wood Monlmarto cafe danco or- undeveloped wings, When one bo cheslra. ,comes confused In conversation, he i KQO, Oakland, Oailf. (H61.S), 3 p. I referred tD lis being In a "flat m., itinllo musical program and spin." "Oroun flying" denotes speaker: 4-r:S0, Henry Jlal- conversullon concerning flylngr. stead's' dnncn 'orchestra; 6:30-0, When a speoker at a banquet orates Aunt lletly stories: 8, Cinmonu at undue lenglb, an air . service ' trio: "The Development of Iturul , hint to him to "bind" is to place t'ltlxenship," Prof. W. (1. Water- two matches to form a T. reprc- house; "A I-esson In i:iiBll.sh."eniative or o, plane's outlines. ' $2,'48t.O0' ' GIVEN FREE The abovA amount has been fftvfn away by u In prizes. $b7.80 moro will bfj given aVuy aa- follows; First prlco 1025 Ford Touring car. BetudM) this Rplcmlld first prize we era going to give away 40 other prizes. I I 4 5 I I 4 I I I I 4 IUarrange the figures In the above square In such a manner that they will count 15 each way (horisontnJIy and vertically) and send us your nnswor together with yoir name and address neutly -written on a sheet of pa per and If your answer Is correct we will at once mail you n splen did Illustrated prist list describ ing the prises and giving full in formation and rules. In case of ties general appearance, neatness and hnnd-wrltlng of entry will ho1 ,,, W,,1U a moIor, 8urh , th(. considered factors. If correct wo fright brothers first learned to fly wll advise you by return mall of ,, mv , , , ZT ".". v,u n,i iiiuiiujr. i u J can DO prise winner without spending ono cent of your money, fend your answer act quickly. The Pacific Homestead Is So.it li Cummcrrioi Raiiw. Oroirnn. Do you like to Take Pictures? Wo Have Kodaks and Cameras FILMS and KILM I'AKS I.cavn your films horo to Ito 1)vc1ipm1. Moon Drug Co. Everything for Uw Nick Knora PHONE MAIN 61 Wilda Wilson f'hnrch; "Living ' Yourself," Alherllm- TIleliHrdu Nash ; ' 'Hoc lut Lett erH." Kd 1 1 )i Slevm- Olios: "f'hnts About New Books," Joseph Henry Jnokson: 10-1 a. nt danco music, ' Henry Mal:;;cad'R orrh.sfro. KCV, Portland. On. 4ftl.fi. 6 p. in., William Robinson Hoone, or ganlst, KLX, Oakland. CnUf. (G08.2), 8 0:30 p. m., educational program: 0:30-10, American theater or- t cheat raj l, meeting of I ho Lake ; Morrill Imeks. " KNX, Hollywood; f'ollf. (33C.D), 6 : 4 ' - ft : I T, p. in., WurlUzor pipe : organ Ntudlo; 0:16-7:20, pro Krum. John A. Kvuns corpor ation, Hudendu )'nrlt orchestra; 8-10, program, Western Auto Htipply company, I'aul Kinslcln's , KNX string quintet; 10-11, HII- ; vortoii Cord dance orchestra, Lllyan May Challenger, contrn contrtilto: 11-12, Abe Lyman's f'oronnut Grove dance orchestra. K'I'O, Han l-Yunrlsro. Cullf. (42A.3), 7-7:o p. m., Hudy Keiger'ii Pair mont hotel orcJiintra; 8-t, Theo dore J. Irwin, organic!; Mrs. SSeb Kendall. - soprano; !'-io. talk, On.pt. H. H. Dannpy: - talk, Ban Franeiaco Spring festival; pro Krum, Purnonu college; 10-11. Gene James' Horn. Hoom bowl or- ' rhfntro. FLYING SLANG ' in rvfii nnriii lb UULUHrUL WASHINGTON (AP) The army "Celling" Is the hlghesl point an aircraft can reach, depending on nhprseuojiy Ujiiil, Vv,r clonsAt. 'nHhnil but'' is I lio army aviator's denlgnutlon for getting killed, and "cracked up" means a wrecked plune. In which thn pilot might not be dead. "Archlo" Is an endearing term that army fliers have for all anti-aircraft artillery. . Any particular design of air craft Is known us a "Jub," thn pro peller being termed thn "prop." "(live 'or I he gun" Is the nlr equiv alent of stepping on Die gus to speed up. To "set down". Is, to land, hut when the filer tries to run parallel lo Ihn ground beyond Hie conventional , landing height and falls a few feet In his Inten llonal descent (o molhcr earth, he li: said "to puncakc." , A "hlsso" Is a training ' plane equipped Willi a fllspano-Hulza mo tor. A "Jenny" Is a training plane nt the jn type. To "take off la to get Into the air, and a "hop" Is a short flight. A "hnrrel roll' Is n complete revolution lengthwiso. "To soom" means to climb very sharply for a short period. A "sau Mge" is a small dirigible or bal loon. To oomo to the moro scientific terms, an "airplane" la sustained by dynamic action, whereas an "aerostat" Is an airship or balloon filled with gns lighter than air. The army air service has not do. veiopeil the "ornlthopter" whlrh, blrd-llkc, flups Its wings to aid Ihe machine's flight,' considering this typo not suited to service nerds. It Is Interested In the development of tho "helicopter." capable of rlsinr vertically by a trust of lis propel ier. A "gilder," which. Is an sir- in, n target. tierniHiis Quit Wrangling Out Hntev of rxi'hangx MKm.tN (AP) The stabilising of ihe German mark evidently lias had the result of reducing In large meosure litigation among German business men. The mercantile courts of ihe country, which deal largely with commercial disputes, report a large foiling off of cases since January, l!24, when the ren tenmnrk flrsl made Its appearance, l-'or one thing there h:is com, an end to the countless disputes over exchange rates. , Sciilrmrm Office Otxnod, ASHLAND. Ore. Arthur Foster, land settlement official of the Portland chamber of Commerce, bus npcueil ils offices here snd iilnudv hut negotiated with sc. erol tourists who are seeking a new location In southern Oregon. Mr. Koster works in ror.J inctlun wltll the local chamber of com merce, wheru tourists from other states register for their stay In Oregon. Jrwph Kelhwell Seeks Pl.nrcr. SAI.KM. Ore. Joseph Fethw.lt. after being nn rried for more than 30 ymrs. started divorce proceed ings In tho circuit court here against Mrs. Mary Fethwell. De. sertion wss the chief allegation In Mr. Fethwell's complaint. Five children were bora to their union. WALLA WALLA TEAM STRONG Nine That Pirates Must Face in Opening Game of Season, Rounding into. Shape. WAIXA WAI.I-A (Special) Be led In Jeff Olson as playing man ager and naming .Dan Hennessey as secretary-treasurer those inter ested la.it evening effected tho or ganization of tho legion Hears for this sea.Hon. At u largely attended meeting at the legion club rooms In the armory euthufiluiim was dis played in Hie prospects for a fourth pennant on the pail of the local nine. Sponsored this year, us II was lust, by the Walter l'. I'e post of the. American Legion, the league team will enter Ihe romhat season with the best prospects It has bod for several years. Mjanager Olson stated that ar rangements will be made at once for regular practice- hours. Com petition will bo keen, for nearly every pluce on Uhe team this year. Paul Kypcxynskl, kid catcher lust year, has-hail nearly one year's experience behind the bat. , He will probably draw the first string job Ibis season but he will have com petition from Cunningham, catch er for Ihe near Cals in 1924. This youngster will havo ono advantage over Hip, ho Is a heavier hitter. '"Iofty" Wright Is a candidate for first base. Herman Und Is still In town and may be Induced to come out again. Michaels, who cavorted around second lu;it season will be there apaln this year while Hay Deon will be on short. Clint Ward and Turnlinll will fight. It oul for third bane with the odds fa voring Ward. In the oul Held Ol son, Ulackiuan, I-Vank.. Hull, Cot ton Harmon and. numerous others will strive for places. "Toots" Parris Is on hand for a pitching as signment while Hodgeiis who pitch ed for Ihe college last year will bo given an opportunity lo show ills wares. The first game will be played-In Walla walla,- April 12 'with l.a Orande playing Walla Walla. I.a Grand" finished second lost year after fighting Walla Walla ;lo the finish. With Ihe lust games lo be played the two teums were lied for first. Walla . Walla won Its gnmo from Dayton while I'eridloion de feated .141 Uinnde. . Tlc one con test played between I.-.i llmnile nnd Walla Walla here was an epic, thai will long lie, remembered by Walla Wulla funs. Helping Stalled Curs Dlscom-no-cl by Court Nl'vW OTtLKANS, I-a. (AP) The Louisiana state court 'of' up pedlBhait Vet'"hh:ii"v"tlrnt v ir von crunk somebody.. else's automobile you dp -so entirely at, your own risk. ' ' . ' Hurry PerUIn or this oily broke his arm in obliging J. K. Lewis, a product' broker, whose cur would no! slarl, and then sued Lewis for $1260. The court's decision was lh.it Peikln knew, or should have known, Ihe risk he was 11111111011:. Perkln claimed -Lew1s-uHkeil his aid In cranking the automobile, uud tilso'usaertcd that l,cwla gave the cnglnv ton much spark as It wus being cranked. . Another KnulMi Istnin May lln'iiino Pitalucllvo LONDON ( AP) Following the example of other titled person ages. Lord Ledonfleld lias convert ed his Sussex estates Into n pri vate limited company, with u cap ital or (2,000,1100, The objecls of the company aro to acquire ny pur chose, lease, exohange or other wise lands and buildings and to turn them to account by plontlng, quarrying, mining and selling lum ber. I - Other companies of Ihe samo nature, recently former, Include iieivolr Kstntos, with a capital of t. 600. 0011: Compton Kaiutca com pany, capital II. lino, 1100, and the Mersthnm Manor, Ltd., capital .',00,000. CLAUDE C PRATT I will give a Flvo-I'ound Hot Faint F.loctrln Iron lo the laily tlwt will srnil thn gTtMtr-t mini, bee of clippings of our ads. Fss'li oil must In illffeniil. CiNitrat elom April ID... Age limit from I to 9INI yrarx. A (isi, old laly ranio yester day and paid hrr bill of fiver $71. Ho mm) PI1S.V4I wlicn slir. titlil us tliat slic- always hsikctl for our ad Ihn firit thing when si 10 got her ObN,rer. A (.lass IHxir 3H.H, $1.75. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Toe Poor Moat rrtrad" Ovpo. Povndry. PHOSC f4 t. Ha MaaiUy Basra They're Teammates Again j ''itmmmmf - IKj 1 ' ' Mm 'm mm Herfl we huve Kteve O Nelll. catcher (on ihe lert) mid ".Suit sum June:', pitcher, baek tojelhej- iigairi With llur New urk uiikeeH. .sunie tJuH ago. O Neill and .lunea were riicm-niateH nn Uh; t hM iaud fluti, a iimU then took Jon en lu i',ut:um and tin ueo to th-t VaitlteeM. inuuy t-nuuKh, O'NdiH latT followed a nliuilar ronti. Tiih c:eu.-iim nntlH theni utt cie autno teatfi on:fj moiu. They're yreat pa; Siuvw and tfam TRACKMEN IN MUDDY ?M Tho had weather made It Impos sible to run oTf tho high school track meet as had been planned this morning but several of ihe boy were out In running logHjn Hpito. of Ihe rain. , . The 220 yard dah, the 44(1 ytird dash and several other events were run und timed. The bail wc.uiher made it impossible to make any time especlufly with water on the track. " . The regular InlerolanK meet Is scheduled for next Saturday. If, as fnshlon snys, shoe "to p are JoVer, lhoP -bottoms 'nre hlKher. , , . ' . . Dodge Brothers S P eciAL TYPE -A S E-DAN , Secret of l-'i-esh 1 1 rend lOnricbr Swiss Itakcr PULFRY, Switzerland (AP) Jean Matfi, a local baker, has been paid hantlNomely by an Knglirdt milling company for his discovery how to keep bread, from -becoming stale. Mat 1 1. however, before he concluded Ihe Bale, stipulated thai hi' be allowed to supply the Swiss army with bread prepared accord ing to his process. li-KU Autos Multiply nritlJlX (AP) Northern" Ire land iH proud of its development of motor -truffle. In I ho past two years I ho number of motor vehielcs licensed in the six l ister counties has risen from 17.200 to 2U.000, of which about amto urc heav.y lor ries. There is now a . motor for every ft IS people In tho .six counties as uualnst vnv. for every U7 In C.reat Britain, ' . If h advertises It, he knows lts Tood. The Type-A Sedan has always ranked above its price class in distinction of line and appointment. This Special Type further advances that leadership beyond current standards. ' No special feature that could heighten the car's beauty, or enhance its com fort and convenience has been overlooked by the builders. Five Balloon Tiros SUM f. 0. 1). Detroit $1470 delivered L. C. Smith I.a Ornnde, Ore. SUNDAYSHQQT AT LA GRANDE With La Grande four points be hind Knterpritif in the nerirs of trap Hhootn hfing hi'ld by the Kat ern Ort-gon Trap asxoelatlon ill1 local niarKsmn will attempt to UKuin jump in tho load In tho .standings tomorrow. Halter. lOnti-rprifcO und la Orande will all Hhoot at home tomorrow, keep -record and compare Hcores afterword. The shoot will start at the Wing,, Kin nnd Ptfoo! trap grounda near Lone Trt; at Ht:3o tomorrow nifirning. AH tihooters aro urged to cojue out and help l.u O ran tie fict hack at the top of ilio liHt. 'ii:ititis iiax! iN.n iti:n NKW. Yd UK (Uy the Associated Press) Sid Terrls, New York lightweight, may cancel his bout Willi Hoeky KuiiHas of Iluffalo, sehedule.l for April 1 :(, bccaitsc of an injury to his let I hand suf fered while raining for his con test with ij-.w Piiluso of Salt Lake her. i his week. Terrls went ihroiirrh tho maleb with I'aluso und gained a elowe doch.ion. rifillT1 AUKNA PLAWF.O OAfCLAXI), C'nlir. (AP) The immediate construction of a fight arena In Kmeryville, a suburb, with a Boating capacity of 4i,ouu, was uunounced hev. l-'riday by Tommy Siiupsnn. local light promoter. Himpaon said the arena will be in highly accessible dihlriet nnd will be completed in about J0 days. IlA'Priii:itS UKAIiY SAN 'KKANt'l.HCO (AP) Two runnern-up ror tlie American light heavyweight crown "Young" Strib ling and Thomaa I. Lough ran, are to meet here Saturday In a 10 ronnd bout. The biggest crowd that ever attended a prize fight In San l-'raneisco Is expected in t he bail park, where the ring has been erected. Stribling haH a slight advantage in weight but Lntighrau's reach is longer. TrXXF.Y WINS FROM CRFIl ST. PA PL, Minn. (AP) (lone Tunney of New York, American light beavyweigiit champion, de feated Harry tlreb of Pittsburg, former holder "of Hie title, and present world's middleweight champion, in a KJ-round, no-decl-slon contest hero Krlday night. TAYLOR ltKATS 1IAXSFX PAItIS (AP) Jack Taylor of Omaha, No))., a negro light heavy weight, was given a verdict over Knut Hansen, Wisconsin heavy weight, Friday night, Jluusen be log -iJisijuallfletl in tlie eighth BOXING lft-round bout for i:xhiuitio.v IIASKHALL (Hy f.ip AKsrK'laietl Vrvsn) At Lob Angelea 'hicugo (S.) 5. Vernon (I. ) 4. At San Kranclsoo I'lttsburg (V.) 8, Kan Kraneiseo (!. ) At Stockton Kunsas City (A. A.) 1. Ht. LoulH ( X. ) 4. At Wichita Kail? Denver ) 5. Wichltu I-'uMh (Texas) 2. At Savannah. Oa. New York (A.) 4. Itocheriter (Hi) 4. . At Sacramento St. louis (N.) S. Sacramento 1. :.) 7 (Hi In nlne). At Iteaumont, Tcv-.is Omaha (V ) 4. Meaumont (Texas) 12. . i,fiie-n'it;T Muy ' vclop Alcohol for Mtilur t'nis SYDNEY. Australia (AP) Pso for the prickly pear, of which there are hundreds of thousands or acres In Queensland and other states, h:is been found by. discov ery of a process of extruding pow er alcohol . from the hhherlo worthless plant. ( Iir. William Sinclair, of Adelaide. announced recently that In- had sneceKHi'ully extracted alcohol Trout the pear which might bo used for motors, ami a company has been formed to exploit the discovery. Musicians riedde On Prague PKACI K (AP) The Interna tional Association of .Modem Mu sic will hold lis annual festival this year u gain in Prague, during the month of4 May. Three interna tional concerts will be given, h ad ing modern composers being on Um program. The second part of the festivnl will be herd in Venice in September. A family may come in handy. You can ask the judge to let you off Just this one.- for their sake. round of holding. Stop Coughs We Go Out of Our Way to Serve TRY Ot'rt ni'IK Ol.IVKR, 3,-X' A TINT WE I1AVK I lti:sil VIXJKTAIH.F.S all that, arc In season. . Visit Wallowa Wonderland THE CITY GROCERY . Just Bock of Oarr's on Fir Street PHOK1 MAIN 67S RAT BAUSl FllED DELrVERT GOLF TIME P.E SURE TO! LOOK OVER OUR FINE ASSORT MENT OF WILSON GOLF GOODS. We Repair Your Clulis. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. WE HAVE A FEW RADIOS Bargain Prices 0NE4-TUBE SET COMPLETE $100 "Complete" , means All Batteries, Tulics, Phones, Ijud Speaker, and Aerial and Insulatoi-s, installed in your home. 1500 Miles Guaranteed on the Loud Speaker We have Recently Developed a New Model -'-We Call It The Heacock Ref lexophone COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME $116 With Dry Batteries Furnished also with storage battery and battery charger at $30 extra. We guarantee Eastern Coast Reception on the loud speaker under favorable conditions. Heacock's Radio Service PHONE 407-W New Harris Apartment EMt. Across the Track There's no comfort in a tie that "gives you a battl.i" every lime you wear it. There's no pleasure-In a tie that "fights" with the shirt nnd suit you' wear. It you want ti e.-Ow what, real tie comfort and pleas ure is let us show you tho right patterns ond colors, for you in these new tics for Spring. You'll wear them so often they wo-.ild wear out quick if they worn not so ffood. . ASH BROTHERS Till-: liALLK HAS FROST TH 10 UALLKSy Ore. The roldfRt weather of spring was recorded hero when Ihe mercury dropped to above, accompanied by a whii'ft frost. I.itlle damage was done 0 fruit, although -n few. apricot or4 ehards may have Iteun nippeil, nr- ehardisls saii. For Thnt Hacking1 SAN-TOX Pine Balsam With Menthol nnd EucaljTilus 25c 50c - $1.00 Guaranteed THE L & L DRUG CO. AT