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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1926)
Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OUSERVKK Afternoon Frocks Of Particular Charm In loveliest crepes and crepe satins, styled according to the latest decrees. Very at tractive values, in all sizes at $19.75 to $39.75 Dependable tiff T C Values UILilJ O Dependable . Quality Whitman College Preparing, for Pacific Battle SPORT NEWS MORGAN WINNER : IN TITLE JACK SHARKEY SEEKING FIGHT ROirri WITH CHAMP WAM.A WAM.A. Wash.. Oct. 20 (Al) With lis firm Northwest conference frame a clush with I'acl flc scheduled for Hatiirdujr In Portland, the Whitman eollcife foothnl! team - has undergone radi cal changes In the forewurd wall. Ted Hertel. ls9-ound tackle from last yeer, was dcchtred eligible and went to left fcuard: leo llccd. 1 SO, who has played thai poiilllon. (co lli lo left end. I'auJ Gardner. 188. returned to his regular posi tion ut right end and with Rland. 196. freshman, going In al right tackle. Molsler. star half bark, out of practice for a week with an Injured arm. worked at left half, will) Ray Heed nt the other half.Meikelson railing signals and Yenny at full hack. The squad averaged more than JS4 pounds In the line and 169 In the liarkflelil. one of the I heaviest Whitman has put on the field In several year Union Lamb Crop On State Farm Is Exceptional One Seattle, Fighter Retains , Junior Lightweight Championship v'SAN FriAfKTBf'O. Or. AP) ! To Morgan, of Seattle, continues to reign supreme In Wie division ' of Junior lightweights, for a( he in mlmircsVhere- last night his authority was-, questioned he fore the battle had progressed far. Inn challenger, Johnny Dundee, of flow York, had been put to rout by o barrage oft flying, ghve that beat a steady tatoo on the' fare and body. I ' 'i Coming out after ,the fourth round, Morgan drove he veteran Jfcw York boner arouifcl the ring, landing seemingly at will both to lh mid section und tin. Tare. At 1he finish, there was no question an -Referee Harry Krtlo raised , the rhantfkaa'a hand. . . ) ' Th tlctory while, complete, was tcniportd with the knowledge that Dundee foughf UirougJl-' most of the bout wlih but one Jiand. His handlers announced that an old break in his right hand, ihud been fraoturc during the second round. NKW YORK. Oct. 20 (AIT) The state ' athletic ' rommlsKion Tuesday "placed on file" the rhal huge of Jack Hhurhcy. Boston heavyweight and conqueror of Marry Wills for a title match with the new champion, Orpe Tunney. II Is the first chullengn directed at Tunney since the latter won the title from Jack lempsey. Wills was suspended for 20 days by the commission for fouling Sharkey in thuir match at Kbbuttn Field u wtiek ago. this discipline being In conformity with the box ing board's rules. Klamath Decision , Proves Unpopular . KLAJHATH FAI.I.AH. Ore.. Oct. 20 (AP Ttiu Callahaiw Portland weltw, was given an unpopular decision over Kid Starkly at the end of their ten-round 'bout here Jnat night. Callahan's 1 eye was Vadly cut and he appeared In dls. tress M the close. Joe Coffinon, lightweight, was given a decision over Bobby Whits. Pal Mcl-'ad-tlen and Mlko Jinly fought a four round raw. Kid Rider won a four-round decision over Johnny tiatsst coiVMDiA in T)rr is I.OWKK bATToN. Wash., drt. 20 The 192? budget adopted by commis sioners of Columbia county shows a d(reos of 13.538 In the cur rent expense, compared to last year although two , new depart ments, a' full-time county h.-IiooI nurss . and a water master have been added. The eurront expense budget auks 117.893; rocelpls from noun-en other than taxation will amount to about (10,0110, leaving the buliini" to be raised by a levy of about 4 mills, two mills less than last year. The. valuation fixed on Columbia property for taxation is 9.l7t.sfi:i. Gonzaga Resting After M.A.C. Tilt SI'OKANR. Oct. 20 After their ovriwbeimlng defeat of the Mnlt nonwih rlub. members of the Gon zagu football squad are taking a will-enrned rest, "nipper" Hinlth fears that the Bulldogs might go Male, and rather than have light workouts, he has called off pruc tlre altogether. Thursday, how over, the men go Into Intensive Iralnlne; again for their game with Montana oft Oct. 30. Montana looked unexpectedly ntrong In their clash with Washing ton state, and will prove on n p for Oonxaga. "Wild Bill" Kelly Is one of the most dangerous backs on the coast, and to heat Montana, Mnnzagu must slop Kelly, which wilt prove no small task. Dockstader Quits In Dillon Battle POIITIjANO, Ore., Oct, 10 (A.P-) Harry I illtoti, sensational Cana dian light heavyweight, scored a technical knockout ovsr Russnl riorkytinlcr. of British Columbia. In th main event hero last night. The end camo early In the ninth round when after a slashing mix up, llockslader turned his bark on his opponent nnd walked io his Corner ' The referee awarded the bout to Dillon when It becamo ap parent 'that llockslader did not Inlend to continue. The loiters handlers gave nn In jured, ye OH the reason for hla ae. t iu n. union had piled up a big lead cf points idirlng lh early roilliilH. Salmon Depart on Long Trip to Sea KNTERPRIHE. Ore., Oct.. 20 Trying a " new experiment, lh? stut fUh hulrhfry rHeowd Jt.ftOO- (KiO spring chinook Kulmon during last W4rk anil thy ar ilrircin out of the pomlft head oil for fh nfii. Thy wre liatrhofi tin nrsi of the year and average five tnehf In lng1h. . lrtoforo th miiaM wilmoi havp bia tiirn-i! out In th? Hrin?j (0 KO ilown'wllll the flood water cauacd hy rnln und incltlnic nnow. Atf thorn ar more than . down d.tchfia tukort from thi- river bc fwtjn Knrprino and tho heud of ihn canyon H haM Iwnn nwewwry fr Hupt. Irvine Fmnch of the hulchrry and his aasiMlants to watch the heu-lKtea dully to pre vent the anwill flah from wander Ins out.. and KtOnff lost. At thin tirn of tho yeur, how ever, thene ditches are till 'closed. except for a fow oarryinir a mnell volume of water for nlork pur-pom-a. and these run buck utraln Into th river, fo th atate fish ,xp-rtfl believe the small salmon will go down tho rivur with small loan and without.' the bother of watching the ditches so closely. A lamb crop that baa averaKd no per cent In the last seven yearn I and a fleece average of eight 1 pound of wool In Oi aame period ln the reeord of a flock of abep 'on the (Tnfon. Ore., branch en peri -Iment utlon built up from an ori ginal bunch of fair range ewe of mixed breeding. Heturna from this j flock are mentioned by H. A. l-lnd-igren. livestock specialist of I he ex I tension service, nn an exam pin of ! extra profit from a farm flock of f sheep niuile posaib) by following I a nvumgeitioiif plan that will lower death loanea and Increase the lamb anil wool crops. No undue expense was lavished on the original experiment station flock. The ri.su Ma can be traced, says Mr. IJndgren, to four points use of good pure bred Hamp shire bucks, .lection of only the beat ewe lambs for breeding pur poaes. elimination of unprofitable ewes, and good care at lambing time. A policy of buying many ewe, regardiess of quality, when the sheep business was good and sell ing out everything when the mnr kot nt ruck bottom was not fol lowed In handling the station flock. Profits derived from It are not ditf to t he management and care exercised In any one year, but to the cumulative results of many years' work along a definite line. eratlng 60,000.000 candle power of , and Jight. This lUunriimtlon, aum- oi t-lent to cover all street, business was Wednesday, October 20, lt)2G. residential llghfing facilities feet long by SO feet wide. Ifanaillan rum-runners are leaving town of S5.l"l Inhabitants. . the ' New York In the best of spirits. concentrated on a set 2U0 It Is suld that .the crew of the i Movie Sidelights i Ily The Associated fTeas ! The foreign Invnstlon of fUmdnm by distlngniKhod Kuropenn accea atonn moves npnee. First, Count ' Ilya Tolntry, son of Leo Tolntoy, t author of "Resurrection," went to Hollywood to help film his father's ' classic. Then Vladimir Xemlro ' vicb-Jjantehenko. co-fonnder of the Moscow Art theater, was algned and now Kournd Veldt, prominent German actor of "The Cabinet of Tr. f'ultaari," has joined John Hur ry more to play King Iouls XI In Harrymores first United Artists picture. ! Deer Double in Last Five Years BNTKRPRIHK. Ore., Oct 20 Reports from hunters In all parts of the county are that many deer have been killed this fall, and the end It not yet. Girorgu Rogers, deputy game warden, believes there are twice as many deer in the county now as there wire five, years ago. . damn will always be found here, he says. If properly projected. Advocate, of protection expect td Introduce a bill In the next legis lature limiting the open seison to one month and the bag limit to one deer, and this probably will pass. The month, presumably, will be late enough in -the season to give good hunting, and this open season will be long enough no that everybody will have, time to get out. One of the. most Interesting per 'sonalitles at l,,lrst National's New York studios Is not an actor, act .rcsH or executive. It's Mary, ' waitress extraordinary. Although she baa been at the studio since it opened some fourteen years ago, und has taken cure of the lunch wants of hundreds of players, per haps not a half doxen ran tell her last name. To everyone she Is just plain Mary. I "And that name's good enough without anya flxln's," .-be suya, tftardom'""inean nothing to" her. After an absence of eight years from the films, Raymond Hackett has cotne back to play the role of Gloria Swunson's brother In "Sun ya." Hack-tt still is playing in 1 "CradlH Hnatchers," the stage play, but it has been arranged so tliiii the actor can alternate, be tween the Cosmopolitan Studio and ifbe Hroadwuy -theatre. I t.mi.s i . i k i - l-VITINti KI'NM IIANK NIOW YORK John Whnlen gives his entire, time without salary to his duties as president of the hank of Washington Heights which has deposits of 111. "(HI, 0011. Ten Seconds rtttore a blad to taper keen nesi It yon use m Vitlet AntoStrop Razor, tho omit razor that sharpens its own blades. J ait try a Valet AitcrStrop Razor -Sttarpt hsmtf SI up to $1$ DKNVKH Co-eds at Denver nnlversily upprove petting. A questionnaire showed they think It Is necessary Jo be popular. To produce an effect of daylight on an Interior street seem in Her bert Hrenon's picture. "Ood Clave Me Twenty Cents", now; being made by Paramount, sixty blgh i tensity arc lamps were used, gen- Enters Wrestling Game if - jr - v f -s Jtt&r ::jf loji Msrllnrnu snutnnt temt ill roerh al Bvrncusa l.'ntvrrstty. hs (MM in fcr prvteMiotrai wmtuni;. He's under Ins luiebgs of Hrbrt Hartkr. k.ic known a Youn Uotrh. and an taperl who has IronvM out a lara aroup of good matmen Murtlnrau Is a piorful built fallow and srwvM kan up a reputation In l ha sport, in his rtebui bout rsranily ha gala a draw lth iIm bugs IUanla ttualaas, atoatra rula.. where should be in the tobacco! quality qualitjr MM a "aw BaaaBBBW il n, "kw aaaaB r Pan I So W lQn 0lirff fO Starting As A Neighbor Store, JoeFs Is Still That -BUT THE Neighborhood Is All La Grande Joel's is still a neighborhood store with all the advantages of low rent, small operating costs of a suburban location to make possible the lowest prices but our "neighborhood" has grown to include the whole city of La Grande!.. The woman from across the street and the woman f rom across town are found with equal regularly either in front of the counter or ordering by phone. They together with scores of other sensible housewives in every part of La Grande buy so con sistently and so exclusively here that ours is one of the largest grocery and market businesses in the city. They know that our prices ARE low, that our specials ARE unusual but more than that, they know Joel's service is exceptional pains-taking personal thoroughly satisfying. You can enjoy Joel's service order both meats and groceries with one phone call or one trip. Open an account tomorrow. We guarantee your satisfaction. SPECIAL ITEMS FOR THURSDAY Swans Down Cake Flour, pkg...v.35c Shelled Walnuts, lb 48c FRESH CIDER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Jnds STORE OF PERvSOXAL SERVICE 1 a?"1 1 - . nasiiingion ana leuar i none Main 759 Only Market In City Featuring Government-Inspected Meats.
