La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1926, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, April 17, 1926.
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Utz & Dunn Stylish Shoes
For Women of Good Taste.
They wear loiter look better!
HILL'S
"A Good
Place To Trade"
4 GHArJPIOdS
ARE CROWNED
fOJtVAMIK, Ore.. Apr. JJ. .(AP)
Four national champions were -iner mope, wmrn win irrigate a
dethroned and new klnira created lrge wva. in Uiut tt-rrltory. Iwau.il
in tho aceonn day or wreatllng In nruT Enterprise, tn Wullov.a conn
the national amateur athletic un-
Work on A Ider Slope
Ditch Is Under Way
Actual work on thn rontrtirtion I CLUB EXPECTS
JJUSJ TUKIUUT
OF THE SEASON
of a sevcn-miio irrigation ditch on
4
i SPORT NEWS
t I , i Y"l MiiTil"Hli i -Ti i -
BATTLE ROYAL
1 IS EXPECTED
Seattle Wins Slugging:
Match From Portland
pacific xast m:a(;it,
I riub , w. i ret
Hollywood ii a ,7fii
Seattle C 6 .C4fi
.Oakland ............. 4 3 .671
lOH Angeles .- 4 3 .671
Mission . 4 4 .Hull
Portland r. u .466
Manramento 8 6 .37(1
Sun .l-Vniiclsro 2 a .260
Nan PrancUco Jf, AIIamIoiik
BAI Ji'ltAJMClHCO (AI-)
V ' ' ?- . :
, Hoero .StruyiiiKtlij, who ptuyotl
with and Mien tliHpom-d of Jim Oor
unui, on -tliu" chain ploil-Of WWt-
fj r-ru I'unudu, htr u ffw.wfk Mto,
will l up uxuliiHt an up-und-cojn-
ij lUlf flKhttT WlH'Jl-U HUtfrt' - off
vMt)i HuHtT AduntH, Iff); of 1 lioH,
(h the opinion of fljrlit fan here.
8 ; Those who iiuve w-n ttocco uhH.
'l:iiMtp work ilia loaklnir forwaJ-d
to it flHtlfllrmtC t the Kex HkatlnK fn Mnd yll
rink Monrfiiy iilirJjI-rdiot only, Id ihft Mrii. ,
hJilnt wont hut In tho lhrT
1 1'tick unit Allen, in tha mi
ll Njial, should put a lot of, wallop
iitrto the eurd und mneh.' la'expeel.
I oil of the IJeoker-Kiilffht six-rotiiwl
rni v. Coleman uni) Vou'njf 'Alien
will Alnrt the proKmm or at Ji : 1 6
j o'clock. The xi flair will lie under '." Ioh AjwIiw ft, Hollywood ii.
J flie niiMplces of tilt- Ui Grande Atb ' 1X)H ANUKLKH (A I) H. If. K.
$ lef Ic eluh. v Io -AwrrtfH ft 13 )
4 1 lector : Meliinlrt ' in nor La thin Hollywood a a . 9
ly, wuh Ik-k'W Monday of thU
wr.ck H wuh unnouuecd Vfhluy ly
K. H. JflHlKjp, eonlriietor, of Ju-ki-r,
who wuh lutervifwel by u
rfpr?itnlutive of The Obwrver.
Mr. Itlrhop rentJy wo uurd'd
thrt eonlruei for ronnlriietlon or the
dlteh for w yroup of Wallowa noiui
ly fanunrH kiown u ' li Aldr
HlopH- Ultrh eoiiipuuy, uml f now
DIVORCE DECREES
WILL BE SECRET,
COURT DECIDES
PARIH. Apr. 17. UP) The
JudKeif of ho dlvoreo'oourt ut Nlco
hnvo drrldcd that thHr iIm-IhIoiib
nord. ni'Vfr bfronip puhlln unlfxH
rplfHwd by ono of tho purllcM, or
when future HtiKuUon demands the
publication of the court unuinKs.
Thin dncbiion. which anparpntly
eae Home iliHtuncc In culuhllsliInK
a "pci-rcct divorce center," w ex
iieotml tn nifirc than triple the
(court's work durliiK Mio comlnif
ye4ir.
Amerlcnns cun procure a divorce
In Nice In the record time of SI
iluys, providing tioth pnrtlcw have
(compiled with the spirit of the law
und have registered aeoiuratlou
of Intention as reitards thelf future
domicile. - j ' 'i
The Krinch luw tlwit rio wbmun
ean remarry until 3uti duys after
her divorce lx not ai))lled to Tor.
clsners. who are rorccil onljr' to
wait the seventy days durlnif whlcll
either parly can file an uppeal to
the dcclsloln. " ;
luu tournament here yiterday. (
The oew chumplons are; j
IeuuuVr l.uplon. or Cornell col
Jeice. Jowa, lu lb" IIS claw; Cyril
Mldehell or Multuoinah athletic
club, Portland, J 18 pound": II. (i.
Holvey, Iowa Htate college. J2A
pounds and KuhcII. OreKon AKKleH
1A1 .imi.iHu J
Three or the rti posed champions 'roiiipMliiK a murlu-t road job In I
DOlorii or 'aiu'r rouuiy. expeeiinir 10 iifiisn -
by June I.' 1
were ffiti're4 under ihu color or
the Oklahoma Agfries,
Champions will be declared this
afternoon In (he 147, IM, 176 and
Jieavywelnht divisions. The tourna
ment close tonight.
Add Books to Library
Shelve This Evening
FHAWflWO (AP) II, II. K'-ibe. Kngllsh Jip'et stirred America ( purl or rarl Wt
Ban . rrancisco 3 n 2 when be braughf out' ft profound jwln curry v.at.y
MIshIoiis ;j 6 0 'drama on the Hie or Afirahuin l.ln-'over Hurrlcone
uaiienes ueury. Allteneii. Urir-.eotn. "How
Pillette, Hryuu-and.Bo well understand the Alilerlcau'H
greatness?" oncrled the electrified
critics. "Because J.liiroln is more
than an American hero; he is one
of the truly great men or the ages,"
responded L'rinkwater simply.
Kuhsequent plays by the young uniih
.' Oakland 3, So. roineiilo 2.
I OAKIJlNn (AP) . IT. R.
Saeramento 2 3 2
Oaklund .. 3 9 1
Katterles Keating, JIughiK und
II. Hhea; Kunz and llooth.
I'iulerfirlKe Man Chosen
W. A. Wren or Knterprise bus
boeu plact.d In charge or the Alder
Hlope work by &lr. illshop, the lat
ter tuteil. Mr. Wren having been
assistant to the contractor on the
Mil. My Creek market road grading
In H.iker county last 'Call.
Tbe ditch will carry water rroin
both the Wallowa river and Hurrl-
cuu creek, 'whlcli KtreaniM have
riled .on by the farmers. ' It
the river ut the lower
Whltinorr'H farm, and. I'or Die
' from this Nlreani . May.
r Huriicano creek In a. flume.
could an Kngllshinun and then will pick up water from
Hurricane creek und carry this in
to tile saiuc illU'h larthcr on.
Hum l.lti'ii is itrivibiuit or tile
illlch compuny and u. I. Kiiuver Is
; Robert flurps is the latest rigiire
to claim the rtraihatlc attention ofbeen
John Jirlnkwater. K rew years ugo. will begin u
The hbTgcHl turnout of the sea
son Is expecU-d at the I .one Tree
rieiil Hunduy at ID a. m. wii.'u
the Wing, Kin and. l''leetroul clun.
matching Kugene and Hood tiiver,
shoot the next to Ihii last event
of the fii-egotiian's telegraphic
tournament. Huth opiioueiilH Iiiik
close to Hilishoro In the lut an
iioune''d standings. . -
l.a Oiliude stands a real chance
or going to Portland for the finals
next month, orficers or the cluli
are convinced.. The Hi best teams
will engage in the deciding shout.
At present the local hunters hoi I
eighth place. lint their nest
three rivals are crowding them I
hard, and tomorrow's results uiayj
alter the sequence. I
There is only one sliool al'l '
tomorrow's l t. Haiein will be
l.u tlrunde's rival.
If. the Wing. Kin and I'leel-I
rtintei-M fin-n In n 7r. l,.,.,..-... 1
they run rest secure in a berth
big meet In I 'oi l In ml III
two rmi.nifKV kh.i,i:i
imorning that all or- tho oiit-of-
Stown lighters havo arrived In' )A
fCfjnnde In preparation ,, lot i.lbti.
poet seemed ordinary to the Amcrl
can public by contrast with "Alira
ham Lincoln." They may, of
course, have been prepudised.
Anywuy, ' "llobert Uurns" Is
ready tor the test, A copy of the
piny is among the bucks I hut w ill
UlATIO KAI.I.K, Tihl. (AP)
Melvu Kanders, 5. red from one of
secretary. I'oiiUurlor Kishoii rorm- " ,l'"'" "' horses, with which Nil-
nrly was division iigluecr at Kla-
l-'alls for Hie Oregon stale
naileries Hamilton, l'hlllies and he added to the l.a Grande library
I.Monday night curd.'
I The only chunge
Bandberg: Singleton, fttroud,
vy and peters, Uedmun.
Hul
cltunge made ;. Jn the
Seyird was the substitution' jof pete
t. Knight, or rmatinu. toritaipii
(Wright.. ; . . : ......' ' . '
llocra und llusler are both out
lo win us quickly an possible'; ';lus
Ster declares lie will knyc ltooeo
...wllhln tiirec or rour rounds!' tbc-'
eo Is not so optimistic, hut tho ox-.
'A'. K K. tighter expects 4 'flat,
Men tho Idaho man . within Ml
i rounds. A win would mean. a. Jot
Uo llusler and he Is maklnirMmdy
no give uii no uua tuiu incn ppmr.
i- says. . , .
Satllo II, Portland 10. '
HKArn.K (ap)' it. ir.-rc.
Porlliuid 10 J J . 2
Beat Ho .. ii la. 4
.. llatteries Hurlioe. Hums, Man.
gum and Perry; Olllesple, Hamsay,
Uoyd, Hest and Haldwln.
i TIGERS COMPETE
WITH. BULLDOGS
ON BAKER TRACK
he,
COVE HIGH NINE
DEFEATED 8 TO ? 2 v :
BY NORTH POWDER
. Tlie.lA Grande high school
truck and rich) team, Kastorn Ore
gon champions ror two years, are 'Literary Digest)
at Huker this'urternoon, trying tha .HnulM (MnqWure)
strength of the Mulldogs.
Tlaker fans predict that (he meet
will be about even and some he.
llevo that the relay will decide the
5 : i ,' . . V. ' winner. .Here, however, u. more op-
I NOUTH POWDKU. Ore. Apr.17: "m,",,n ' heM; and the
I Thu North Powder, lilgh school 'Kfip" f tavon to win by nbout
bull team Friday afternoon up-- POlnU-or more.
Jield Ihn record thus fur .establish- V Should I Grande -win. this at.
!VI this waaon for wlnhlnk gno ""poo", it will be the flrnt victory
twhen It defeated Iho CW.nlne. by 0TBr a Bnkor athletic learn . this
l!u score of 8 to 2, on' the ', llodro l"Lr-
(round's dlumoml jiere. This maile
i lni third strulght win for - North-,
H-owder, with no games lost.'.KIgin
tlmd I'ulon having bec-n .ti; 1 pre
vious victims one ami and ln'io
shclvfs for elrculutlon beginning ut
u o clock tonight.
There are other volumes In the
list to utlr the- library frequenters'
interest. The titled are given here:
l.ove J.yrlcs," (Harnes); "Aleadow-
oroft Damn" . (flower); "Present
Kconoinlc Itevolullon In the l ulled
Hlaleu" (Carver); "Uteel Decks",
(Connolly); "Autoblogruphy und
Heiiilnlscences" (Cummins); "A
Mun Without Authority" (Dell);
"The Hullprs's itetuni" (Oarueti);
"A -.Midsummer Mystery" (Oer4
ould); '"Jwq Vagabond s In a
Jf reach .Village" (Gordon);
"Powga'' (Oray)i "Porgy" IHey
ward); "Faith ' und flurcess"
(King); "126 Alius or Hie World"
'The Oolden
'Huullght In
highway commission.
nit; i.i:,t;u: ti:st i,tk
(lly the AsMM-lnirii Press)
AiiH-rleaii ls-aaii
plillKdelphlu a. VVuxhlnglon 4.
HI. Ixiuls I, Chicago 6.
New York 3, Hoston 2.
Cleveland 3,- Detroit 6.
National l.cagii
Plltsblirg 2, HI. Louis 3.
Hoston 6 Philadelphia 6.
- Hrookln 2, New York 3. .
Chicago 1, Cincinnati 2. . '
You never hear or undertakers
ofrcring any special bargains to
boost business on Monday.
than Wadsworlh, I ii, was harrow
ing, directly Into n path or Hie
harrow. The lad atlcinplcd to un
hitch his ten in but roll beneath
.tlie animals anil was trampled lo
death. .The little girl fell fac-e
downward und smothered to death.
I
Granada" (MoPee); "The Ktory or
the oWrld's Literature" (Mucey);
"The-Nobel Prlite Winners In j.lt
oruturn". ( Marble );i"The Immortal
Girl" (Onions); "Chanrilng Comes
ThrQOugh".,(feltzui- ;. "Ileance"
(Van IfOon); ."KvoliMJou tor John
Hoe" .t Wurd); -."Christina Alberta's
Kuther" (Wells). ,
l-'ools rush- In where signs nay,
'Stop, Jxiok unii IJsfen,"
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. - 12:20 P. M.
and 3:3tt P. M.v
Consult us about
Electrical
Work Of All
Kinds
Expert Electricians
Approved Materials
H. & S.
Electric
,4vecj(H ugo. it is generally ' con
f i d. ui, however. lilut 'yeuerday'n
Sjieom -woHlU kavn riu4 dlrfcreallv
jjiiiil 1'ovo buen endowed-with rl
,illclilng material. North, powder j
initrd one uRrr. another ' of-? llio
'jvuniorr oii or tiiu- box, ...wiioreus
jj tuy llobl pltcjilng tor Hio' .locajs,
J-illowed bun' rew lilhgle. '.Cove'
jjiirieiii was noinlily iff Iclirit, how-
k -llio Powder lineup was: , Bay
fioblis, p; Oirtonl Parker,-cj Hoy
If.illklnson, us; ,. Kugetic Dowinan,
i: Kout. correii, 2 ni . Rip earns,
li; Qemid lrwln If; P,os Ollkln-
'iii, cf; and Henry Bluionl,, r
(1.361
744.28
733.43
t
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li l
Irw 1
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ClMrtc So, ansa :. tttmnmt IMMrlri -No. t
! MKPOHT OF CONDITION OF THE
LA GRANDE NATIONAL BANK
..At I Orniide, In tho Stalo of pregon, ut the Close of Business
, . ,i on April. 12th, US. :
' KICDOUItUt .
Loaus and dlacounts, Including rediscount,
acceptances or other banks, and for-
. elgn bills of exchange or drafts o)d
. Willi inaorselllilllt of this hunk
Overdrafts, unsecured ...
V. IS, C.ovcniment swurlllra owanl: '
Deposited to secure circulation M(tT. H,
uuuus par value) ,..
All other IHilted Htutos Govcinmcnt ,
purities (Including premiums, tt any)....
Other bonds, stocks, socurltles, etr.i
Banking house, 100.361.16; furniture and
fixtures, tt, 136.00
Lawful reserve with Federal Reaerve Bank
Cosh In vault and amount due from Na
tional banks
Amount due from State banks, bunkers,
ana trast companies In the United
mate (otner than Included In
. and 10)
Checks on other bunks In the Bums city
. or town as reporting bank (other, than
. Item 12)
Total of Items 0, 10, 11,' 12 and '"is"!
Miscellaneous cash Home
Kedemptlon fund with D. 8. Treasurer anii
due from U. a. Treasurer ,,
I 200,000.00
m.sto.go
Items mrBcray
270.322.30
1,214.40
268.260.(10;
.448.In
7C.63C.1S
2,208.60
6.426. SB
6,247.4'i
1.214.40
10,000.110
TOTAt .;..,
IJAIIUJTlliS
Capital stock paid In .
Surplus fund
Undivided profits !"...'." !! t
M'ss current eMii.iiHeH iuiI.i
iircuiuiing notes outstanding
Amount duo to National bunks
Certified checks outstanding
Total or Items 21, 22, 23, 24 and ii
Demand deposits (other than bunk de
posits) subject to Heserve (deposits
payuble within so days):
Individual deposits subject to cheek
i,m'l "'' A rarnier aald Ills (.'trilficates or deposit due In less than 30
Klier pnlntixl his Iioukv 41) ji-aml 'lays (oth.-r tlian ror money borrowej.. .
v!to ami his Mihilcr wuntetl lo uni Blat". county, or other municipal deposits
&.HIIO paint thinning substliutu anil secured by pledge of assets of this bank
io ohl farmer kli'kcn like hay r surety bond
' iiile. The Iiousii still rnUUiM lis Dtviitemls
28.094.22
17.73U..HI
f2.060, 467.6)
i inn. iKiii, lei
60,000.00
ti.3ll4.S4
20u,0H0.0'i
4.642.ii
0S7.S7S.1:
J. W. BUSH ICE CO.
You can have Ice Books or Cards or
pay cash, as you please. Ice is cheaper
at the plant.
Phone 334-W
Pure Water Ice Company
J. W. BUSH, Prop.
Phone 331-W. Residence 131-R
0.770. 00
nlnt mid look quite well. Now
ie Mlllietliing new, The litis.
; iirg pirrcM-l koMi I ml 4cm (In
.way with nil wiitdow f4Khta,
ord.s ami iiiilllos. Can he taistall
'I ror less than Half Tk a a
ntl-nitller, anil gnarnnlxnl f.s
m life of tho wlrnhnr. Aik na
isnn jt, ivo iwra them rlfht.
C'.tV 111 HflU-ll. . U'.t Bl-.. 1...-. .M.Uli
.- j w. of nlnilow niHglits tluu I
''ipiHwc mi will have lo carry In
' ! ,'Hk roi- Mime Hiimi. Anylhhur
, j j -so cranes up flew yoor fratM
' f . laud is there. Whim pasat Is
itng like a wild dm-k la wual
Claude C. Pratt
if! Lumber Co.
DI.Sn4.9S
26.li0
"Hie Poor Man'a Prieas)1
car Foundry. PbOM Uaa Mf
unpaid
lotni of demand deposits (other than
bank deposits) subject to Reserve,
Items 20. 27, 21, 2, to a'nd 81 TSS.Stt.6a
lime ilepuslts subject to Ibwerve (payable
after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or
more notice, and postal savings:
Certiricatee or deposit (other than for
money borrowed)
Other tlmo depoHlts .'."!....""!
Total of time deposits subject to
Reserve Items 32. 33, 34 and 16 812, CIS 17
I'nltctl Mates dcnnslta (other than postal
savings). Including War I-oan' depoelt
account and deposits of United States
disbursing officer
TOTAL ;. ' ' "
State of Oregon. County of I'ninn"
I. H. K Coolldge. cushler of the above -named bank, do solemn-y
0? belief "bV" ","lmN" ' tn 10 th bt ot I"? knowledge
604.3:i.!l.i
to 3,194.2-2
6,000.0(1
t;,0li.467.61
ubeerlbed and sworn to before
on this HSIli diiy of April, IS2II.
J. F. PUT.
Notary Public for Oregon. Mv
H. E. COOLIDOB. Csshler.
CORKecT-AUeet:
F. I. MKVKRH,
A. T. HILL,
itoBcrtr a. eakin
Directors.
SAVE $100 On
Your Radio
If You Add $100 to Our Price of Our New Model
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amplifiers no distortion; flexible sockets for latest
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SEAT KALE
AT ALL
CIGAR STORKS
Ladies and Children
under 12 50c
REX HALL
(Skating Rink)
La Grande
, APR. 19
RinRside $2.20
Lower' Floor $1.(15
Balcony, rows
1 to 20 1 $2.20
All Other Seats in
Ilalcony $1.10
0-ROUNI) SPECIAL
WO
170, of .'Portland
STRAMAGLIA VS. BUSTER ADAMS
170, of Iloise
6-ROUND SPECIAL
(ail Becker, 1.18
La Grande
vs.
Pete Knight. 112
Baker
CURTAIN RAISER
Verne Coleman
vs.
Dellicrt Allen, Jr.
SEMI-WINDUP
6 Rounds
Eddie Peck, 12S
Portland
vs.
Dtlbei t Allen, 135
. La Grande
You Don't Have to Be a Mechanic
To Operate the Monarch Electric
Have you been given the false impression that electric cooking is
complicated that you will have to make a study of it and do consid
erable practicing before you can operate an electric range efficiently?
Simplicity in operation as
well as design
The
IKS'
AlVI
v.
Electric '
was designed with this thought foremost "As this range is being built
to lighten the housewife's duties in her kitchen, it must be designeJ so
every woman can easily understand and operate it."
The oven is constructed on a principle similar to the fireless cooker.
Being heavily insulated, all the heat from the burners is stored in the
baking compartment no waste through outward radiation.
Automatic temperature control eliminates all guess work in obtaining
desired oven temperature, requires merely the setting of a circular
dial. The automatic
timer, a second step
in automatic oven
equipment, .does the ,
work ordinarily per
formed by the house
wife or, .servant in;
turniup; the oven on
and off at any prede
termined time over a
definite baking pe
riod. .The cooking surface
is even easier, to cook
on than a range op
erated with any oth
er fuel. Heat is ob
tained by merely
the turning of a
switch which is plain
ly marked in three
stages, high, medium
and low, for the pur
pose of reducing and
increasing the heat in
- each individual burn
er as desired.
Though the burners are of the open type, the exposed wires are harmless and
cannot be damnged by food boiling over.
An examination or the MONARCH Electric Mill convince you of these few
points covered, as well as many other exclusive features that make electric cook
ing on a MONARCH most efficient and economical.
Arrange To Attend
Our Cooking Demonstration
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
each afternoon from 2 to 5
h -J' "!'-"' . """
i wi I r 3?5k
, i6s 6 1
iTTi' -
rr-rra
JiJipJi t
Bohnenkamn's
: i ) -
OMnmleslon expiree May . UJ7. 1