La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Saturday, January 0, 192(5. LA GRANDE FA'ENING OBSERVER 1 I r ! H n i : ! ( i . HI Out They Go "A Good Place To Trade" SPOKT JOSEPH THIS : rENIH.KTOW, Ore. (Huec-ial) Wph hiRh, conceded to he one. U,f ilii. ail fino-i.ai fi.iiinti in .IUtrii-1 Mn I 1. Invaded . lendl.Mot, Thursday night add took the nit-usuru of tin; liuckuroos-21 to Tho branchline boys clearly out played tho I cats throughoi't, their rloM checking; be-In i? the. feature oi an uwierwiiw nifm . .rami, unwvu .uitw nuui t maer i ne , , , ' 7"Vm ;,m ? " -rapect. ' . Eaten. . Joneph fiaah. van hph puium.ii ui ui n ... son. Pendleton cntur, takln a.w- ond honor with . .! t yA bnnunary. ; i Joneph (21) . (!!) I ndh'ton; Kutea (11). P.;.,..:. (C) Haiton Mathews (6) Actor '(2) L..C...... l'mwton (a)...i.m.O...I.. Walktr I Craven - H 8 .... (J) Hill ot duiinnuu (J" Allen, Jonra (2) Sullivan IjthiK Decker i Score by Quarters. 1 2 3 JoBoph .i' .i ... 7 210 Pendleton 4 3 0 4 ' 2zt. 0 9 BUCKfllTEIj Vnlon Winn. tariiet for Ills own JoUc. ed the crowd as two flghtera In- The Union high school basketball I ,., ,.I, i.. Ii8tcd on clinching and holding - team easily deiented the Kntur- a. . - throughout each round, p.-lne team at Union last night 13 or nmu" 8P''b of sport' When a couplo of the boxers to 6 The first haVl ended I'liiou. fa""' whlch Is the most critical? ! allowed pli nty or footwork, but llt 5 Entcrprlao 3 i "wetitly In discussing the atll- Ho punching power, every one ! ,'tuile or the public towurd Us fa- started to whistle tho Merry Widow ' PROMOTER AT OAKLAND vorlto sport. 1 was asked that very waltz as art accompaniment. . VULSH IATTI,K I'Olt C.m:i Interesting queMlon. I ... Off-hand I would say the golf A draw N-twren the baseball nd OAKLAND (AP) A ease of n, w"" thn fnM critical, ife may bonlnrr fan would, I believe, lie re "mined signals" between Hurry "J80'' 1 "aylng lot of things us .,.,, Iw vrry fBjr v,.,,,.,. Oreb. mlddlewelBht thnmpl0 1" 'o lows a championship match , and Tommy Himpsun. Oakland box- XlngeroPt"ynerBolf ?" . doesn't" W-rtUnwrn Won am. I'la,.,. , Ing promoter, appeared Friday to n J ut" n ' ut ''" ' i.Vwvt mmm in s.-nson . have put a proposed ttile bont hero .. . r lhnmra ,,nai.l,.-i 1,1 tr lit. In lltn . "I Hlmpson nnnounced Thursday . that Qrqb hud accepted terms by telegraph for a I (.-round nmtch. It WHS hlB UndersllindlUK. SlmtlSOn suia. tUMrUWSSWa Ln"'"- piun nuuiij i ut i nut; uii urn bout later advici h from (lreb'8 in an are r were to tho effect that any opponents hero would have to coniu In at weight. Negotiations uero being carried IlM(. olh(.p (,OJI cr,tplfin on again hriday by Simpson. Leo waB ljt Uw hig HtH(l,llIIlH Lomskl of Aberdeen, WVsh., lead- lmve (.(ntJ((.ray chuiiKtl the de Ing Psj-lflo coast ndtidleweight, has portmt.nl of ,ho footbuii audiences, been selected by the Oakland pro-I moter as the most logical opponent x Wml.l ay It wan a lovs-np 1m for CJreb. (twcn tho hOM-bal! ami boxing fan ' CAMKm(. MOn.NS. BKHKEI.KY. Cal. (AP) The rumpui of Csllforn.u, the state It- self and the whole west along with It, mourns "Andy" .Smith, rangy i football wlrnrd who came out of I thn east some yearn ago to bring Is tho most boisterouri, due, pur tho Ulue and Cold foothiiil teams haps, to the fact that It Is possible up to the same slatun us those of to make himself better heard in Uarvard and or Yale and did It. i doors. H had all of the hruiMiuoncsH Iteoently while watching a fight that a good generul Is .supposed to "t one of the Philadelphia clubs, have and yt paradoxically incUri, I made mental note of some of the It made for the strongest no it of .things hurled at the boxers who harmony nnd co-operation on his failed to pleaw. ' ti-ama.. Hla personal habits made. "Stick In a plnch-hltter," was him picturesque. le si; tched the shout as onn of the fighters plays with the tin dipper of the (appeared to bo outclassed In the team's wnterbuekrt. it was hardly ever out of his hands during ti Kume. lie wore his hat at a rakish angle. We Offer A " residence In on of la Grande's choice loentlons. It 1ms two lota. 8l-foot fioutaKe. 104 fK, deep, faces east, on pavd street A purchaser would have to n. sums the unpaid balance or nn aenaments. The hon bus six rooms, a sleeping porch. This house la modern. There are shad trees, shrubbery, lawn. The houi" Is old but a good home. This place enn be purehased with a cash payment of f&oo. thrn f .10.00 per month. Interest nt 8 per cent on all unpnbi hiiance vit w deducted from each monthly pay ment Let ua show you this property. We have others. U Grande Investment Company BOHDro REAirona altoble Agent for Krllabl tnsuraiK-r tomusnleB. (Ml Adorn Are. Mala 71 NEWS Bt Evans Says: Ti'KNKit 'nit: .ioki:. IMiriiur the past M'aMm. Amrrl (nn. leagui liall players have. Imcl a, "f kl'',,n Vl N - I J'" ,rlP ,,,a,,V lo :"rol"' .'""J j I tcr nn a iim'ihIkt of tlu two Aitirrl- uu I rams that ton nil Hint couu- t Uy. . i PMnlrli, who has a sens of hu mo r, could nanny wall until thi i llrty(.ri( urrlVed ut Dublin. On th. HUim, .(((U1 flM ,j(inlrn WflH Mlk(J t-vneroa. southpaw of the VUUngo L j .-When cvongroo and I'lctnlch la'fc nnoimct,a att lhfi haUery in A )iri( j um ofru(( jt wU 8tart un- othop rot, wafl tlt! way Vai H, llowev. r. thr was no neoson for nny fiar on he part Qf ,,,clI1. 1(.h( for JuMt 20 peopi paa lo thft ,,,, ,... at i,ui,Hn" "Why, ww had twice as many 1 ijiayppn fi fhero were spet'talors,'' explained pfclnlch. "We could navu utarted the riot ourselves and i m awuy with Km ! ! The other players on both tenm. I 'however, blamed the smnll altemj- n""' "" 11,0 tan ,lul ",0 ,rl"1' rs- petted to seo two All-American t-.ain play, making 1-lcUilcb the " a . ,7.. one of the traditions of irolf. iinrt Is pretty well adhered to. 'IVmiiu unt liiiulfiutw ifiiilf ufnnml lo followers of golf. However, of .v,-.. i...- .. ' t , ' 1 . .. . ... . . . I iNuicnes uy .ninn oi lie common' folks who an. nut fumW.-wltli the ethics and etiquette of the gnthe. I'ootbiill closely follows' golf and tenuis. When football crowds were confined to the undergraduates and alumni of the contending teams as to wldcli Is tlw iiHKnt tTltlcal, In a sense the baseball ami box- Ing crowds havo much In common. Usually a fellow who likes one of tho sports Is pretty strong for the other. , t In all probability the boxing fuuJ 'opening prelim, "Officer, put them to work," wuh the united greeting given two flghl- ts who didn't uppear to bu trying. I'he rfer,-e Inter saved the otfleer I How on mrth does bnxlnnu ik'P up n wrll Mils lime of the vinr Whnl will It he in-t mirlnK-.' Snmeono wiw whlsix-rlng nnxuid and living U t.nuiiH- niny hc n "wnnery sml fruit ilrtlng plant. That surely would bn fine lo Ih-I, lake rare f so nuiiHi fralt that is going to waste. Heavy lm "liln glr, per M. Xnlls, BI.US liasn In keg lots. Wo hvi some riHif sl-nn mlK-r for fl7.UO l-r SI. Why niH tmild w.me rmr llttlr tmers and rent tlirm mt. Yellow pine wood and Mark nxtl. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poot Uaa'i Friend" Near lmndrr. iim- n She's Japan's i . v 0 u l,rv;H3rV itr.Qi tne cnam pion girl Jihot puttitr of Japan. In othr word. we pi'esent Mlna llaruko Tanl mura. who has been making riuitfl a name for herntdf In ath U'ticB In the fur eaut. In fat. h huH done so well a h e Is contem plating a trip to America to show her wares, and can be expected it ' I- to fflve her fair Lg- ex rival In Wet! .. ; vi.MfK5)Tl4i'iJ '.tfinv. ij cou.rr plenty of V.' i JrU i "J Whether or not L VK ft 41 M' ' 4 t fat, almllor to? ijMMM F J'that which d'.y. 'AfijtA ? .jil -. r t'"A Ljcuropcn .mad MOTIS LfXW 1 (fiW''5f y.Ovt 'T " e , rillir ttti-i i -frrtftrm lflT.f AUif . i -J Hint trouble by stopping the fiKht. "if WB must have these pelting parties, turn out the liKhts." shout. flHCAOO fAl'i " i" " Kix hundred and sixteen gumes were, pluyed in the Ainericun league during tho waHon an'1 Wahlngton. pen- nant winner, played thtr fewesi con- tests. The Henulnrs traveled over n r, 1 - """" "" w'nr -hnvlng tied Ag ;od ladi -'A Mf0 OWBSMlil '!' Five Tabes FT)" -r '" I fllSlI mi " ' With Biallt-ra Loud Speaker f Great Volume and Svzpwfa Ton This wonderful 5-tube Freshman Radio Receiver is now spreading happiness in hundreds oi thousands of homes, all over the world. Two thousand of these wonderful instruments are being manufactured and sold by us per day. This mammoth production has both enabled us to perfect a great organization and offer a Gne radio receiver at practically one-hall the cost of other sets of corresponding quality. The model illustrated above is encased in as fine a heavy five-ply genuine, Vahogany cabinet, as ever graced any radio set. The Easiest of All Sets to Operate Equipped with die new Freshman straight line, wave-length condenser, with vernier adjustment, pejmitting you to get any station you want, without 'inter ference, over the entire broadcasting range. WE ARE AUTHORIZED FRESHMAN DEALERS DIRECT FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES Heacock's Radio 101 Fir Street Shotput Queen j t T7 Jd 'V 1 lightweight champion, in tho 10 . round heudllner ,at .Mudlson Square , . , , ,. Garden 1'iiduy uiffht. The cast- games with Philadelphia and Bos Hl(k. a.intliuff niH.r won . ovcy ton that wer never played off anJ ro11U(i uf un linint(.i;,,IItins flRhu ?u h'"Tn r0nt,"St Whh K1,t-, thousand p. rsona alt.-n 1 tho Athletics, which went into thu the show. df.fcard because or bad weather. J ,,.. . , The, regular schedule called ror ' 154 games, and then were four CAMroitXIA VUIH'V l-ANS tied games to be played oft. be) SI'KM) S2,r(t,tlb() IN inl troit and New- York ea-h played ! IUC games and each llad two ties to ! (SACItA-MKNTO, Cat. (AP) play off. Hoston had a gurno each Fight tans or California spent up wlth 'Washington and KL Louis, proximately -l,;,uu,uuu for the They were never played because of pleasure or wutchlug boxing bouts, bad weather. j during ISJJft, figures made public As a whole, tho weather man. Irciduy by the. state athletic corn was m.ore generous last Hvasou than misidon n;veai, and of this total he wus In tho previous two years, the. commission's bhart was $146, Thero were fewer post jionementH, ! specially during the early part of, The total attendance of all clubs the schedule. Hoston appoared the. WMH i,c0u,0C4 Including those stag-: hardest hit. having suffered post-; iM4f wrestling cards. WrestUng. noneinent on several "irood" datts.1 t-... M'... ' two games in lltcago were can- celled because of Inclement wcutlin . t. m. .nit, iHuyi ii un lJI". w. eK on .oiii,ie-rieaii,t-mus..,r, . cNew and Improved Radio P ioncers sta",ey oli Vernon Uascball Club BA.V I'HAN'OIMCO (Ai') The Vernon tjust tmll clul of tho Tn-. clflc o:iHt lfUfriin e huii ft d hands In one of the hlKffWit deals coij.suin ' muled in coast buselaill rlrvli'B In ivour when Stanley Hollar.- San Krawlsro shipping man, purchtta . ed the franchise from Kd. It. Waicr 'at a prteo reported to bo hyuiienj Ij'.HMi onft nml $:2f,(K'0. William H. t Mci'iirthy. former president of the i leuKU'. will become president of the new club which i t.lm lfiimvn as the "Mission HunsbAt .plul" Neifr -tiations werf carried out by i Herbert KleiBch backer. .San i'nm virti banker, acting; for Uollur. 1 i ' I'urchas of the club will pive j i-Mln V ri.n'-i!fo (.''miiiiuuius iiiiat-mui. Geoi'Ko -A. I'tilnam, H'-crctarv nl part own-r of the Kajt J'ranclnco b:iKeball clnl. Is ijuottil an saying that n-ltlf-r he nor his associates ; v.'ould place any obstacles In tho ! way of tho new learn. The owm-rn oT the present, playinjr team will n nt th- ir new p.irk to thu Mission club. ' I " ' . 1 iu.i-:its riKit srsii:io ' IlfllJ-YWOOb. fal. CAP) Sul Iv Mouttftmery, foriner 'fntro col-b-K football player, and Terry Mc i li iikI'-. ' w. Vork I'eatherwciht boxer, are nmb-r .So-day kiisphii j sions and their purs s held up for ; loultne lust .Wednesday nlKht In bouts on a los Anjfeies fiKht card. -.MotitKoliiery fouled ttcorKt (.Jod Miey. negro heavyweight. ltU'e I anion, Filipino, wh-a hit low by i.Mlluxh. , In iiildition, S-tU W. I Strclin ' ger. chHir.mnn ot the .state athletic eoi.iiiussum, tiitimated that tin ex- ample might be made of Mont gomery for his atbgerl foul tac itlcrt. Slrellnger Hiid the matter will ho brought up nt tho commission meeting net wek at. Sacramento. l Y"-l ouipointed l.ueel. n Vlnez of Kranee. Kurop. an WO(, or tlu. coniini-nn . vnli.in cut. such a, small (zxko. M, iittend- nncn In anie n-i -e 1 tit ff tmals i.tmt i,,,, , 1 not be considered. i Service ArrnK I lie Tracks .IS ffome i i mGi8B&f . V"!""? aP&l Ks'ijuiy I - Star Cager Cornelius "Connie". Dunn 1b a Btar sophomore center on tho Marqyette University basketball team. A crack shot and fast afoot, he's alao strong on defense. lie's a brother of Mar quette's famous "Red" Dunn and tike "Red" shines on the football field, too. " 1 1 AS K KTH A lilj 1 1 1 '.S I ' I rs. At Ames: Drake t'tl, Ames 18. At I'ocatello: f'ooatello 32, I,uva Hot SpiiliKS 10. McK. & R. 1 (mpound Elixir of Extract of Cod Liver Oil Tnki-n rcinilaily will prevent these winter colds, ('villains foil Liver Oil but Is pleas ant to take. CO. ilvprythhiK lir Tho Sick lEoom FEED Polled Oat tolled Parley W hole Com Cracked 'orti Whole Wheal Mill Feed Italed Alfalfa titled Timothy It'alcd Straw Cirlt Kffg Maker Scratch I'Vcil Ak Our Prices, La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Main 79 fa I. ; i ii Use Federation Flour A Throughout The New Year ! KAKT-WKST (Mlti: TO UK MAKi: I'KHMAXKXT AI'KAIIl SAN . KllAJKMSfO (AP) - The Enat-West folliul gume, put on tie'ru latnonlhjiy Iho Ancient ami Arabic- Onlcr. Nohiin ot the Myf tlc Shrlno. Ib to "bo mndP a por tnanent. and annual affair In San Kranolsco. In, announcing thl, Hugh K. McKfVltt. poli'ntatc of I lam tfinpl. Han 1-anclsco, snltl the contest would he held on the last Saturday In llcccniner or on January 1. i'yil. FOR GOOD CLOTHES Specify VAI.ICTI-.niA l'ressinjj .' , -. We have nn e:rlulve eleaniun ,nd pressliiR eHtalillklnuent.. - floods eaiud for and de'lvered., ; Valeteria Cleaners Slain 701 Ai ross TraeUs mi I'lr Si. Scores of Union County Fam ilies Are Further On The High road To Greater ; Prosperity as the New Year approaches. -We have made a most gratify ing record in securing savings investments in the La Grande Building & Loan during the past months. We Appreciate the business you have thus re turned to. your home community and congratulate you on your step toward the ownership of such a sound, safe, arid produc tive investment. May you find increased opportunities to place your savings to similar advant age during the coming year. La Grande Building .& Loan Association FLOYD McKKNNON, Sales Mugr. La firande National Hank BUIg. I 1 . ' For the sake of better baking and better cooking. ' A Grande Ronde Valley Product. Your Grocer Has It! "Don't Say Flour Say Federation." J St ZAXXK JXAVS IX l'OHJl, Nfcc. Krantfr (AP) 8umte I.englcn continues her auperlatlvt H jii-iiiiio v iina .' club j championship Thursday she je. ifeatcd MIbs Smallca, Great Ftritain j H-fl. 0-n. She and her partner, Mlj ! Du t.'ros, disposed of Mrs. Signiann and Miss Mclaughlin bv tho , -uilLU SPOKANE. Wuh., AP) Th 'college ot jtiano naskcti.all toam 'defeated Oonaaga unlverBlty, a tn S5. h Thursday night. No undj Bnatnrai