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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1926)
Titcsikty, January-. 12, l!)2(i. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER cut cm Inscribed at Mia' iiiris Imr. I ahh than twenty arc, practicing ImrrlHttfr In Urn court A however, S Hit) othir being snlwiefl -cmployea In luw office where tlm-y prepare Women lUirristcru In 1'inricc 1K1S, (A!')-tn the occasion of the twenty-fifth annlvcnmry of the admission of women io - i.--,r, it -! disclosed that there now are ,S7 women ndvo hriefM, interview clients- etc. : i?; . ' - UI11U1I UUU i 5 HILL'S ' ft.' :4 SOUflDS Wlfi f '.. e.-. if Hi 9 ! I f I ? i H I v Smashing Values In Women's Shoes! Thrifty women are making tremendous savings in our Shoe '.. Department every pair of women's and children's shoes re duced to prices that demand action. One Lot Women's Shoes 89, Shoes that sold formerly up to $12.00 All high shoes, finest quality leathers, long-wearing. Discontinued lines. Out They Go! at 89cpair 2-Strap High-Heeled Pumps ; . . .. Shoes that sold from $5.75 to $8.00 in this group. Won derful values. Broken lines. Your opportunity at this un usual price. f.crehl Klraforri helped Helen Wills will, her luggage nml started lot turn's nagging, ' ItKlCKKI.KY, (al. Just before M.jm Helen Wilts stepped on the train here on lu r Way In Kurope, on.e6ne ashed her to wait :i few minutes until sonic of her co-ed friends itrrived. "Why, this is jii.st a futility farewell." smiled Mi.ss Wills, look ing Wi)ari-!y ui (lent Id Si mfopJ, who hail ii)hKst-l on carrying Iht luggage. ; , And gonsipH, who weveiii) times have .reported the tennis slur engaged to Ntraford, wondered just when, if ever, ho is to join the family. Slriiford, by the way. also piny tennis. ' Miss Wills plans to rt nialn in Kirope, sight -si elng, studying art and playing tennis until after the Wimbledon tournament in Kn gland In June. . lit cauae of the recent , "illn-ss" of .VII.-. Suzanne I,englcn. It Ih considered Improbable that America's rhuuipion will meet the French tar. ... IWION (Special Two more basketball pa toes were played on the local gym floor the lust of the': vvw-k. both resulting- In victories for the I'nlon hlfrh school teams. Fri day evening1 the hoys opened their Keason hy defeating the Knteritris- quintet. Although the score was low, J3 to 5, I'nion was in the lead each quarter. . Tho game, started with Oei-rtsen and Brown, for wards, (iiliuore. center, ami Cox uml f'aKper, guards. Muring the game the co;ich also used linih. 'rouli r and Mays. After the kuiiio hnth teams and the oftielnls went jfivni a lunch by the sophomore cIuhs. Saturday evening the. lrnhh-r girls were here uud I'nion won its sixth game for ih H-ason. havitiK lot on game, the oim at Wal lowa. Miss KickT ned Spenr.-r and Hpray as forwards, "niIU r and Hmiih as centers, and Johnson ami GeerlHeti as guards, with Van Houten replaciitK Johnson in the InHt iiuarter. Ftiioii shot ahead of the visitors early In the game and maintained their lead during- the enlire contest, although the Imbh r team pul up. a good fight uutlt the final whistle was blown. The score was 30 to IX. Waldo Stoddard, of la Grande, uctt-d as referee for the two'gnmes. After the Satur day gutiiA the two teAius ami the officials were given a lunch by the junior class. jftF nit a an.." . s ,-' 'C m IF YOU havrtkevrr bt to Califomio it ihoul, be il effort of your lUc to to. Representative of the ''' Union Pacific Will gladly furniih you illmtrated booldct, fciving ' complete inforiuaiion about tLi laud where the jun shines most of the time and where you can enjoy outof door life all the time. Convenient train connections either via Portland or Salt Lake City at very reasonable round trip fares. Let us help you plan your itinerary, quote you fares, and make all your arrangements. , J. II. Keeney, La Grande, Ore. Billy Evans Says: Two Dresses for the Price of One Loveliest dresses of the season are being cleared out now at January prices a rare opportunity for the discriminating woman to buy charming dresses at half price' and less. Values to $67.50. Out They Go! at $33.00 WORTH-WHILE SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. ONLY FOUR MORE DAYS! A Good Place To Trade HILL'S A Good Place To Trade I'lrklng all-stnr roiiiblruttions In any sport Is mcri'ly a matter of p?r. tonal opinion. I'or InsiaiHT-. no two football ex ports ot, M-httcil I'tarll)' Iho Runif nil-Mill- awcrrxallon as Iho Inst word In the Krid cniiu-. I ' ' ' Hecently In a chut with Jim Cor nea I hud him name the greati-st fighters In each diviclon as he saw 1 1 Item, He bucked tip each choice with logical reasoning. ! When Jltn Corbett wns chnm. plon of the world, (he outstanding ; figure In the henvyweight division. Kddie Graney, was rated one uf the greatest, If not the greatest, fight referee. The other day Graney, ft' Sun.- set. picked an all-Htur hoxiUK team . as Seen through the eyes of the ref leree. Hurely no one is better fit ted to Judpe the relative merit's of fighters than the official who ive ithe. final deei.iion on them. I ' t In tlMlr elections Itoth Oorlwtt nmi t.tnney nuule ft evident they ronMder flip old llnm fiuliter rnr nup4rhir to tho nuslcnt mitt nrtl-t. 1 . ',' ' j EXI'KKT ori.MON. ' Peter Jackson is ranked first anionic the heavyweights ly both tho echatni and the referee, Jef fries in th second choice of Cor bet t w hile Graney rates Corbet t net to Jackson. Hob PitzBimmons Is picked as the great t fit light heavyweight by llra ney while. COrbett puts him at 1 he top of the in id die weight cKlMri. Ornney names Jack I h mpsey, known os tho "Nunptireil," as the class of the middleweight!. , "DempHey. ull y himself and im arguineut," Is the tribute drum y pays the old time star. Wolcott gets th call from both experts forihe welter honors, (im ney says Tommy liyan and .twson were nbout us good while t'orbelt leans to the tiiodt-rn Mickey Walk- Star Swimmer ier as second to Wolcott. I Onus and I,uvigne for the light : weight division according to Cor-j bett. I.uvlgne would have won in J ;a ilistane bout. Cans in a short: flight ftrnnev si leelf i! the two ;n:iini'd by Corbet t. also Young Mit chell, Jack McAuillfe and Ilenny Leonard. Corbett liked Griffb and McGov ern for the feat herweitrht honors. lorani-y chose IMxon. McGovern and I Abe Attell. I i sn wa s placed at t he top of the bantam clajs by Corbett while Graney named Hurry Forbes and Jimmy Barrio. ' . -'; It will be noted that Walker and Ilenny I,cfHiurI arc the! only two fi'rlil--rw if f 1 1 modem irtn ului iret'lve the slightest mention from1 the two noted fMIc nutlmrlties as all-stars. ' MODUKV tHAMTS. ' 6..;hcr Corbett or Graney gave Jack lKMiipscy tlie slightest con- 9i(ii)i-uiiuu.., v "He's the bent, of a division I hut lis devoid of any truly worth while j fighters," is the way Corbett ex pressed his opinion of our present I champ. . "i.u-liipsey Is fa and away the best fighter of any weight class to day, but 1 wouldn't rank him with the best fighters or all time." is Gramy's size up. . When I asked Corbett why ho didn't express .an opinion of James Calumet is the worlds biggest sell ing baking powder, because it is the world's best baking powder. Use it and practice true economy. THE WORLD'S GREATEST f.o im K?? a Em jfsi i BEST st test SAf.ES ?,, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTSS5B BRAND 1 1 J. Corbett lilmself. replied: he smiled and "f was pretty good at that. I wns nt lenM faster than any of the Into weight. Ami I might add tlutt I hit, iny opptHH-nlM a lM idtencr thnn they did iim. Th fight game K great spurt If yon are dolnst moM of the liltling." j Klwaiitiiie; Aid Students. AI.n.ANY, Oje.-r Yearly reports from the various committees of the Klwanls club show ;that the club performed mttny meritorious 'sTVlces during the year. Principal among these was the rasing of :$4t:) as a loan fund for Albany 'college student!. The us1 of this i fim during the yur has been a i help to Several students, the re- treasurer report biituuce in the SPORT NEWS MEM T TUESDAY Toe tteotmd boxlnir rnnl of th winter t4Uon vill be ataKi'd by thr I Oruil Athletic club In tlia I. O. Ok H. tnpl Turnjuy. Jun. If at 1:11 fx m. llh Ivl Adam. of BMjak meUn( Irlah Ltwls, 17. of Will. Walla. Adama bu aurrral rood flchls to hla r4K and promla.a local fan thai ha will (Iva them an evrnlnr of na) action: Lcwla la aald to kT fonrht for the champloshlp Of tht yaclfle flaot, kayoUij Mike Hroihrrton, of Walla Walla, In two rounda. Kid I'rck. 1J2. of rortland. will fare Cary llrckrr, of 1a Grande, lo th a.ml-wlndiip, to sro alx rounda. Tho prrllmlnaxlta. thr In num. brr all four rounds, will find Kd Kh'lda, Mo. of Yrtklma, vrraua Hat tltnf Johnson, of lliintlnglon; la vla, vrraua Uutlrr; and Cole man. M&. vrraua Thompson. Thr latter four rifhtrra ara all local boy a. Donriiif Baa tWamita LoM Art la Land of SorMa IOSCOW, (AD -Danrtnt baa boroma a leat srt In lluasla. It la locked upon aa a "bourarotsta" paatlma bs tba Bolatirvtka. Although lha government dora not artuallv protilbH It. them are reallr as halls, rratauranta or cafe srhort danori ara hld. In tho Huwilan home, danclna- haa lone: lnce tllMnppeared, aa the aeram city family Uvea In a mfl- Kle room. HlHtlMELT LANDS BERTH ON U.OFO. FROSH QIT1NTET Accordinv to the Oreaon Kmer- ald. colleau publication. H. rnnrcl Hillnmelt traaa member of the I nl- verally of Oregon frnahman quintet tlmt defeated tho Kranklln htph whool of l'ortland Si to 10 recently. r'ranklln la rated aa bavins; one of the beat blrb school teams In rpniand- llumnieit. It will be remembered. aa La Grandea walnatay on the maple court In 1 :-: and In l:l--4. in bia tlrat year h m-n a member of lh district champion ship team and woa aelertcd aa a member of the all-atate aecotid team follovinf the state tourna ntent at Salem. 1 m . r. J.i port s'ated. Th , vi it m u I iKt initial :club treasuiy arter paying out ifirios.ai during (he ytur helping Allt-iny. ;nnie l.nw Violnuiri Fined, KItiKN'K. tre. Josepb N-l and J. 1. Olaspty were Tined $50 each by Justice of the peace Weils on two counts each, charging the pi with hunting ulld animals without a slate license. It is dunged that they were hunting in the moun tains above Oukridge without first having obtained - the necessary li cense. The arrests were made by I'erry Stallmacher, state deputy girne wnrden of lli:it tftrict. NATIONAL SHOW WEEK JANUARY 9-16 Exhibiting the Improved Ford Cars and Featuring the Latest Ford Eqidpment ( All Iv rd Dealers are now holding a Ford National Show, exhibiting the im proved Ford cars, and featuring the latest Ford equipment. This is the finest exhibi tion of Ford passenger cars .the public has ever seen. The display that the nearest Authorised Ford Dealer has arranged will give you an entirely new conception of Ford values. The display will be con tinued until Saturday night, January 16. Resolve right now that you are going to see it. Even though you have already carefully inspected the im proved Ford cars see this display! It is something entirely new. Remember -you can go any time this week. But be sure to eo! Sponsored by ' 5 . . S. '. . .W'JtSi 2Uwi This la Arna liorg. aenaatlonal avlm mer from Bveden. who haa been cut ting quite a few oapera In swlmmlni mreu cf late, lie and Johnny Weiss muuer, toe iuinota aenaatlon. nan poen teaming together around tht 1 country and hava bung un aevaral new recorda. Borg la considered one of Valaamullera great nt rivala In th watfr eport. A . SMALL HEATER With Much Heat. The Westinghoxis? "Coxy Olow' electric heater mill Ink the chill out of then treaty mornings. Just attach to your lamp socket the current consumption Is small and tho Initial cost Is very low. II. & S. ELECTRIC Sommer Hotel Blrlg. J
