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f : 11 . i ( . ' , . - ' 'Plage Two LA GRANDE ! EVENING OBSERVER . . Asks fancy figure that return bo fttod by every tn- wife, livlnir iofe(hifr, may nclud thtV Ihcoino of vhvh In 'tt u slptfle Joint return, or each moj' flic a filed with the cpHejBiar uftlntiTnnl j revenue for thf district j lii vhiei i j the .taxpayer htt hla lewur resideneu ! for has hi principal pluee of luul. ' TVcui Spring Styles Viz & Dunn Shoes HILL'S "A Good Race To Trade" YOUR INCOME TAX jerle p!i-son whos? net lucoiu for wan $,,&)( or pior or w)ioh' irrowi Ineonitt wan I.OM or more. Ifieparuto return altowltiK ; '"In roine of each. - NetJnfoiiio sTTOsa Y041 hHTOiMt tu r thf yt-ur la:fi t'roP,rl ion Inroniv. thsn whs th tax for lii. A rut redurtlon, however. 1 not ihn (tfily Um-flt affonlrd by the revf-ntta ucUof 1926. Inerea1 In r and by evry married ecttpli whow f income leiuf certain Hpeclfied de Iductlons lor buslnesM , expenses. nKirrt-Kutc not Income wu I3.6H0 or ritoiti; not SAMvnoi;i, WAfiHINOTON. Mar. 2. (AA'l. The senate liiinUf;ration cumiulttou today declined to . approvo u s.-n. njor. or whow atffrrt'fFate tfrosn ln- tosses, had debts, eontrUiutions, etc. ' : The period for filing returns ends March 15, The return, accompanied by ut least one-fourth of the amount of fax dm-, must be roiw wan $&.4tou or more. F-ast year rt turns wre nfjuln'd or niarrlod tho rxtmitions n-J other chn(f in rrvvnuc loK.slatlon r of lmme- couples whosf tiggrfgatc net In come was 2,5io or more, and of Jnir inveMtiKatlon of outlawry in TMciiko. Ilat imprest to rvcry taxpayer. Tho ri-vpniiv aft of l!20 rulrfii single, peraona whose not incorfie win tl.tii. itr mor. Hus)mnI ant! 5 SPORT NEWS I . TUB GOCit' : err'VUCi& ' - . Tur LAVSH'e rfiktf f Mliif If I . . V OOLOtHfOOt Jl?!(L.:ill FREE m '. m ; VII.' i no' tin I 1 : . n-l i lut ur, an , ; s hii ' an : nil ; lul ( Inf ; frit ! ni( of) ; tlij ' oft yo oy I I- HOFF GIVES HIS 'SECRET Billy Evans Says: N-RW YOriK,.fai i. (By tho . Assortutnl I'ress) Th rord por lonnuncvit of 'hurls Hoff In pote jiuliliiff not only rank anionff thft inont MiM-rUiriilar of an! athlfcilc r.yis fit rampanionptKfl' toj the I'MmilnK of IIiuvq ffiirml-r-byt' thuy urn nil the more 'remarkable hft i'.iwf the Norw-Klaji soared to dl v Iii'IkIiIh onL of obDCurlty In a .. l!imi.Kiipjiw!ijy ixirrn of sucfi ath ' IH lc spcnts'lsis. '. i - - ?. , ; t , Mow dirt 1frf dwrlop fclft Mtn-fi-. nomil uhllllyj Thn answHiY fftvsa hv lilniMt-ir, I that It rraultMl from inn apparnlly nutural'iift'for. tills .i iwlally, combined, with Uta astute roarlilnic of Krelgsman, . the man : who ix'rcl tu sort of a national ' ilm-rtorKhtp over Norway 'track J and '! talent '. '- Ald'd by natural speed and aMI fit',, Hoff quickly niastemfi : poW . vaulting form. The American style . was lila Kuldn at first-but latnr he ami his coach evolved to-new form , which wus to set one dluy record ii fi ft another. i t, ', ' Therein ' ll Oitv 'rent secret of ; lila skill. As ha.etpuUns It him . tulf. It Is simply a knack of ; elraiKhteninir out his body as ha 't Muam over the bar ami ' ffalnlnr j ' maximum cleanuice. lnatesjl of us-' Inir the "Jock-knife"' .action on''n'''' "t "kick" of Ihtt American atvle. The III" end. 'Iuiht stylo lessens efficiency, Hoff lii lleves, and' increases the likeli hood of the body striking the bar. Jloffa, by contrast.. to mora of a .'Mril-llke mollon; he literally seems ; to "fly" over the bar, such Is thn ' rase and (race of hla action. '. Mori's present Invasion, of the ,'Vnited Slates Is la pst'tas ful fillment or a boyhood anbtUoa. tn loiiiii to this country.-. Wlial niaki-s the muIiisivs nlM? .Major If-aiiiie inansKerH himiM wIiiiiii tin auiwr lo Hist iiicm lion. Without a iloiiM the hlintcst iilx-appoliitmi-nt of lust w-ason In the bljT ehow was "Ix-fty" Grows of the Athlt'tlrs. ImvU. of control nuiuV more or lees of .a "Ium!" out of flrovei. The irivlou Hi'iiaoil , with thn Hulllmore rliih of the Inleriiulioiiiil leaKue. (Jroves had lieen the hiiiihu--lion pr the Ircuit, lie won 2a ami lost only tij Inelileiitaliy lie jitruf'k out 731 men In 'i'i'i InniiiKM, nltiKial one un lunina. Homir pilclilnp. ' When Urovea got the hall over the plate In the American Icuiaic he wua iilmolt an effertlve for he. whiffed lis men In l'J7 InninKH. " in the Hhowlnir of Orov kirire ly depeuds the chancc-H of Die Ath letics lo win tliia year. . - . - ; : i ': "I naen't mi niiuli Klldcr than muni last year." fAplniiM ;rmcs, It ia tin fan'ful way the hiic leaitue lialtiTs look over your Mutt that moil' nur Weill so. Tliey ilnn't off it at man) luul balls In the bin allow.'' 1- :' , j Ad Gustavo Defeato '. MortenHen with Ease V. ,: f KNTERPmSK. Ore. (Fpecjal) Al Ciuatavo defeutod Krud Morten lien or. Hood IUer two. falls out of i lirea lit a. spectacular - wrestling ..Yimtrh here. Mortennen took the J , first full In 2! minutes with a cra 'flln roll. UiiMavo the seoana In I 'minute 30 aeoonds' with a com- I. million urm lock ana th third In ?4 minutes with a combination head tind arm lock. This wan Ous- tnvo's fourth consecutive v1e.lQry i lu re, lie meets Mike Yokel yarrh .- 1-1. ' - I ; vok Mi, nrs ATfW.n i TIAKKIt. Ore. (HpeelaJ) AU i i' Tn.iL Hunch of Ijl Orunde and Mlka 1 1 yokel, liBiit heavywelrhui, will CASK oi-v li.rii'i:it. In connection Willi the expcii- l.efty" tlroree. I recull of Harry Harper who atarted J.ls mujor leujrue -career with the 'ViixhiiiKton club. I have culled Imlls ami strikes for Jlube Wadileli when he was In his prime, seen ull or the great left-handers of Ihe last in years In action unit will say that, few o( them had more sliiff than Hurry iUiper. , .,) Hut Harper wus wild aim ilurliiK his ronnectloii with the WuxhiiiR" ton null Is was the exception for him to fliilxh u luill Kuine. When he pitched f wiu aorry I didn't have an Inflated Hull. Iluir of Ii tee heaves would airlka the Krouml Jii front of the plate. The. WuahliiKlon cluli finally de cided control was one thlnir that. Harper ni'ver wouhl ucriulre. mo he was imNHeii on to the MinneapollH cluli of the American aiwocliitlon. Joe t.'uiilllloii. former WnshliiKiQii inaoairer, owm-d that cluli iiml tlre waa it wnrkiUK aKr'('ineut be tween ihe two leiuim. llarfN'r kave playerH and HiTllH-e of Ihn ss.MK'latHiii n h to talk ami write alsiiit Ix furo hn hail Iki h In Ihe Ii-mkiio a nioiilli. fNTSIAIi Alllil.lt. luit Biirlnu while tuurliiR tho tralnlliK I'aniiw. I humped Into Jon ('amnion In Florida. . lie. was du ; ; '(Iooae Oorilln. who.se chief Iclnlm to fame la a lanro batllnir . . avcruKe, uIko u beak of even' greater prnpoitinna, in at prHaent -. hijny v.orryliit Owner Clark (Iriffith of the WaHliinKton club. - . in other, words. (iQ&lln la unKiKned for the lenxon of ltiii and la doinundtnK a contract Hint makes Clarke Orlf rltli hellevo he f aeeka lo Kain conlrotllnif inti-rest in the cluh. . t For the lull two S'-'iiaona tlie WtiKliini'toti rluh hua paid a (o (jimp cent dividend. The' reaaon two American leaifile iH.'linuntM . and one world cliampioiiaiiip. I U le-eniM Mr. (lOHlin Im-IIcvch that hla trusty hat has been lurife . ly reapoilHltile for much of the Kiii-corm atlaliieil hy Ihe Wuahinir- tun l-illh. He la unxiutia that he l allnweii to ahare In aoine of that 40 per cent dividend. Urlfflth says he will play 'left field before he acccili-n to (loa- lin'a demands. Huwevi-r. it. la a pretty Kood bet "Ooeae" will UKalll be playlnK the -outfield for Waahlnirtun this ivaaon. walking 9. He 'anted four InninK in: hla next alurt. whlfrlnir 7 and pasalnir II. Must have thoilKht Ii' was rolllne; dice Instead of pitch ins a baseball. . "His wildest day wus hla third kaine. ; in elKht Innlntrs or pir.y he walked 20 end' ! runiied 7. nf cliuree he' Ioki. ;-' ' "That sconon ho woi-Ked 132 In blnK mid struck out 1115 men, n)o wnlkeiH-l HI. - l ie averaged better than a strikeout un Innluu and nl iikihI a biuse on hallM." i riuiiii'sliniisbly lin k of ciiulrnl kept Hairy Harper mini hrluu mi niiieli talked alsiiit as Hie late "Kills'" uaddcll. (wrealln at the O. N. (. ball ben; 'nK "ome seonllnir for tho t'hlcimo lithe evenlnir of March IS. Tokel Is J (former IlKht heavywrlKkt Cham. Plon of Ihn world und id a remark iiiildy fast man. . t V Hot Uke Is Gatherintr i; Place for Idaho Men !- l HOT I.AKB, Ore. (SpeelnJ) I Thnt more Idaho rovernant sena i tors, eonKremmea and other dwr- .'nllariett lltlVa. luu-n "n.n.l.. 4 li ... ...u.i , w I Lake than at almost sny other jinorihweeleni city is the Hurprlsln vmiueincni maue nere by Herman J. ; :Jtusn, of Walllace, Ida, lionet Is a I .prominent hualness man of North j .ern Idaho and one of the outnUir.il 1 inir pollilcal fliruns of Ihn state. lie explained hla assertions tu ;ioiiuw: "Idaho la divided. It la i "am for her northern people lo nvt ; In touch with those In the south. , Hot Ijikn In conveniently located K'-oitraphlcally and other ron. rTdlilous have made It an almost "(Ideal place for busy business men to meet and settle affairs. i IIINDI AIIt lt VISITS r Alll ( I.KIPHir, Cleriniuiy, Mar. :. (AI) rresldent von llludeo- . .burs's first visit lo the Up,0 (sir today occasioned one of thn moat enthusiastic demonstrations ever seen In Huony. Hours before the nrrlva! of hla train tho Iiukc rail. May elation waa crowded with cit. Kens. Tho crowd broko into chters. when Von Hlnderbiirv's towerlnw fliturei emerired from the roach The president had difficulty In InukiiiK his way to the automobile which took hliu to the fair irrounda From tho Dibmcot ths pre-l. iiems reaaneu the BMooy stats line until It arrived bare, a squad ron of airplanes flow above It. While 8ox. Harper wua nun of Hi topics WO lliSCIIKSed. : ''When Harry Joined my cluh," mlil f'anllllon, "he explained to me that he had been liiNLriifled, lo lei up on hla slurr If unable to .-t It over., 1 - "1 told him to fnrfret abniil aurh Inalructlona, tlml 1 wanted htm tu put anmelhlnir on every hull. 1 don't care.lr you Klvc enoiiKh paases to makn n puniile of players from' Minneapolis lo Ixiul.ivllle. cive 'em all you Kot. "In hla flriit initiiH he lost H-7 in II lnnhiKs, strlklni; out III mid FIGHT CARD TO "BE STAGED HERE -THURSDAY, MAR. 11 The Ijl Ornnde Athletic club'n hoxllik card, rlrat scheduled to he held hero Thursday nlirht with Itorco KimmiiKlla nnd Jim Gor man In the miiln event, ban boon postponed until Thiirwlny. -March II. II was announced today by ll.eclor Melnnis, . HELEN W OPENING T T MV.XTnrrK Frnncc. Mur. 3.?tAP) -Mnkirirf hT firt nppfiranrp In the Mentone Inwn tennis tourna ment lu which she Us ceded ut tlui top of the draw Mlsw Jfflen WMIn, Dio Aiiierlean champion, toilay. overwneimeo AiiHM Daisy tiainerion or Kiitflund, s-:, r.-3. ew Vork'H a fine chv. New Voi kers believe In tho Knlden rule. I.nt week three detcetlvi-H were nr restefl. ' SBSBUiBV'llBnBBBBBBBSV BBBBBBBBBSBB'I Mean WHITE WOOD-I BSUNSHIME All) STRKEBK i"AHSA.Ii. N. J. Mar. I. ATI .miss Justine Wise, it year old iluuKhter of Itabbl Ntephea Wise of i no rn aynoKoirue, has coma to the support of 7.000 Mrlkluf Bitll workers who were her follow lab orera (or a short tltrue. . - Hhe was the prlnrlaaj (HjeeaUrr y-stonlay at three mass tueetlnt In the Psssale-Oarfteld wool's dls trlct, 4lirnalliln the stith week or the strike affaeUnf 11,000 workers pt whom) 4.Q0O an laid off. , Spain's Best -MM Hfcs V; ft HpitnUh WRESTLING Auspices La Grande Post No. 43, American Legion MAIN EVENT Billy Edwards Kansas City "Butcher" Light Heavyweight Champion- 173 Lbs. I if re's IMoUno. fnnoun hmvyweljtit pugilist, who ht'in to rt a tiHitt-h wtth i hiiiuplon Jat K l.rentpV wenie ttmv In ihe not lou dtstuitt fului I'nellim lw etitwd th "Islon of th lyrmieB " whi-h ny or may not mean nnvtiinn sttirihiut II rtfircnrtlnn oh lum you xnkv U Thf Ms fellow H uitdrr the maimse ninl rtf Fnincm iJviMtiumiw who s4 Nln similar CHicielty fui VS. Frank Pilling Pendleton, 168 Lbs. Special Event Jim Noregaard Wallowa, 173 Lbs. vs. Ad Gustavo Enterprise, 175 Lbs. , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 EAGLES' HALL -8:30 P. M. ' Admission $I.G5 - $1.10; Indies 50c; no war tax Mat will lc on raised platform. Tractor School On March 3rd commencing at 8:00 a. m. the Perkins Motor Company will hold a one-day Tractor School in their garage at Fourth and Adams. ". , - . i - -' This school is Free to all, and everybody is invited no matted whether you own a Fordson or not. - The school will be conducted by representatives of the Ford , Motor Company who will disassemble the tractor completely. Every part of the tractor will be discussed and explained in detail,' and -then reassembled. , " Come and Bring Your Friends Hot Dogs and Coffee Served Free " At Noon PERKINS MOTOR CO. 4th & Adams . Phone Main 500 Jtioney anw W pCksh stores Regular Money Saving Prices BUTTER 1st Grade 1 Lb. ....... 2 Lb. Roll :..........45c :....89c CHEESE Full Cream, Jb 34c Fresh Milk daily 9c Quart Potatoes Netted Gems per cwt. $2.45 FLOUR -- CEREALS Oregon Beauty Flout Fancy Blue Stem Patent, 49 lb. sack...... "-$2.34 $9.29 Per bbl. Pancake Flour, Potlatch, 9 lb. bag Rapid Cooking Oats, Kerr's, , QQA Large package '.ZUU Cracked Wheat, Rolled, Large package.... , 29C LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Tomato Soup, Q TIIJO t)ri Van Camp's 0 IlilO Ml Minced Clams, 0 TIlIO ttfl Himrick's, flat... Z HNo 40t Booth's sardines, "J Tllin ft ovals, 1 lb I INO J Salmon, Alaska Pink, 7 TIII0 (P llb.talU UNO Codf ish, 0 I DO CCP Boneless LDO ODu sardines, Norwegian -in olive oil 2 TINS 25C Milk f pst. npr Hnzpn $1.18 48 tins $4.69 1 Coffee, Skagg's Fresh Roasted White" Wrap, 3 lbs....$1.15 Blue Wrap, 3 lls....L.$1.25 Soap Crystal White and P. & G. Naptha, 10 bais i..... 39c (No limit) FeJs Naptha, 10 bars....75c Lard Eastern J-" : $195 4 His 99c Shortening Eastern ; - -- $i.65 4 - 84c WE DELIVER TWICE DAILY -9:30 A. M. AND 2:30 P M Orders of $2.50 or Over Delivered Free.' NO. Go In The Foley Bldg. Phone Main 35 NO. 359 Across from Observer Office .. . Phone Main 711 & r... ... . :yXn ." : . , : :0