La Grande evening observer., December 21, 1926, Image 2

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uMarktt Surges V
Icu rs'.io ixir
GIX" BOOSTS PACIFIC GOLF
proxlmuu! sain wtfw 1,:
First Interclass
Back and Forth;
Loans Called In
Basketball Tilt!
unrtiNuci cvijrnuv uuotinttn .. ,- -,-
e i Open
FABRICS from air the
world plain patterned,
brocaded and embroidered,
gorgeous in color, and beau
tiful in texture and quality.
Satins, velvets, brocades,
crepes, chiffons, kashas,'
tweeds, velours, voiles, linens
and ginghams here aplenty.
'What a thoughtful gift to
gift and what a lovely gift
to receive! It is the ideal
present for Mother to give
Daughter, or Daughter to
give Mother.
SILKS - WOOLENS
COTTONS
HILL'S
Dependable-;
Values :
Dependable
Quality
In the firm Interrlaaa tilt for the
rlats ehun.j.ionship tn eitr basket
ball, the SMinhumorea .werq vte
torlouM last vv.-ninjc when they de
feated the rooUa In a hard f our tit
name whteh nsuftt-tl in a roif (rf
& l a, W Hit if )Mkt tver few.
th game was m-vt-rtiw-iorp oxt'Uiiif. (
llio f.llul Iran in in'n in int.
lat f-u at mute of play whn !-
ri' Ma Iji.h, ftophumun;' forward,
w-nt into the sme untl shot two
fitXh lean; showed KK.I I-ni-work
and puMsinfC. Go i die Owen
. referee!.
'. The aophomore nn follows:
June Hfanff", capctin. .Murva J.y
rnan. Inri Cari. liuth lufun'!.
Heruera Hunt. I-eh tiriwit wi ll, '
.Klelne Monijroniery. Catherine
Humphreys. Henrietta. Ixuffh,
Marjptr Ihihan. oiive June "-n-r,
Mililml tianiy. I .via '.wH l.
The frVahrnen aiuad ruptairr i
Myitf- Hanwm while Ihe inaI is:
Opal ItleliWH, Marjp.r t Anthony,
t.u.Uh AMhl.y. VtI Ii.iidim. fiuudU
fyk.in. Naomi TwMweil, MorKartit
runtlff, Anmt ttrown. I -a V'rt
.Ktehy,- A lire Mdniili. Florefir
Wert. .
The Junior-vnlr train plmyi
thin afternoon, and the winm-ra of
.the two nir'tji will mix Wednes
day. .
Storm Warning
Are Taken Down
KAN' KHAN'riSCO. J-. 21. (Al)
The torn whieh visited Cali
fornia, ami the northwest via tea Iitsl
niKht wan reniered vr Kaatern
HritJih Columbia ial:y.- and clear
InK w?:ither w;w looked for jren
erul'ty ttUtnz the const tomorrow.''
The heaviest Culirornlu mlnfafl
lv.-i! In the upper San .Fo;iiiIrt val
l' and alon the northern coat
.line. . I
j Htorm warnings alunK the,rat!
(were tiRn down today.
j The heaviest prelpl(;tf Ion In the1
J hbtle lout ni:ht wan at Kureka ;
where .4 inehest fell.
i NEW VOnfc TK. SI AP).
i With bnslncta conlractlnK. due 10
, th- hifthiT carrying rnargf.
and !! approuPB
Hi., holiday mason, tho Block m.ir-
Wt lo.Iay surir.il iuck unu
Under th prcwurr of proflt-niK-
InK and !iorl uu.
o tn' oilier, . . '
llunkn pc fnrcml to oH loan.
Siicciir.itho crtqucs' bronghf n-n
ln. into Ih.- ItnicliKhl. . HfilnK
Ike prircrf of .Ntalllnnon SHU. I'
vtaon Ch.nilcal n4 CollinH aim
Alkman 214 U t ' points. 1'lK.lal
idiiirtrkil w-n 'W'lt with I'"'
.-xri-pfion of Gn.-ral MoIom.
whUh tti'i IcaiJ.nic an ndvumi
in auto and accviwory stocks ..!
th early .afternoon.
The closing was firm; Tlir.un
Icrtonc of the market .Improved
steadily as the Mission jraned. fol
Una and Aiknmn pr. ferrcd jumped
S partus to 13". a record flfflTr '.
Nickel Hate. Iickuwanna frrst
preferred. Third Avenue and Tn
ternatlon.il Telegraph and Ttle-
Evenings
Until
Christmas
; , TRY
THE OREGON
HARDWARE
FIRST
I'luxn; akicivks
NRW rol;K Prince Christoph
rr, of Gn-rv, l Ihto as a
citizen and will remain so-. h- ay.
Met at the pier hy I'rineess Xenia.
of Itussia, he insisted his visit had
Due trt rhe f.net that Oeorc Ton Kim of Low Aneie won the
nathma! trmateirr iitle- thij year from Bohby Jone. the powers
that he. In the tr. M. O. A. are plnnnlnir on whednltnK the or
1929 nariomil nnmteur totirner at California for the first time
In history. Von Kkn. Moxt, rmtllnK an hr. "a hi"n mnrn
tn ihe ntihlhr eye ninrw hht vfetory- Reporters h;tv nnrovered
his nirkname. It Ih ";ix.'
XO'HCK TO CKKIirTORft
Xotlce U hereby tcivrn that tht
nrivata underaijrneU haa been duly p-
potnti-d ly the county t oun . oc i tn worM.
(he State of Oregon for I nion
County,
Join tho navy and j
ve tho worm. .vow n rwyi
foot hull for Nrtre iJtime and tee
It used to le
tho worW."
If a-7! 1
administrator of the e-
UI IlUaiH, Mir I.Ilt'll !! IJI- li - - .
no h-arintf on rumors of a rift -he- tate of KL-nora- Zweifel. deceased, I
SPORTNEWS
I Union Tossers
1 t Preparing For
i Coming Season
fween hr and her husband, Wil
liam It. I.eils.
German Champ
7
30Ants purchase:
hrogers hornsby
jilan Who Gave St. Louis
I ; First Charanionship
II )' Goes to N. Y. ,
llrV!r-." fleclared Banc
Kuili. a warm frlnl of llorn.il.y'n
who in filling a yau.levllie rniniK"
mf n't Vrr, when m'fortned of I he
mil to the Giant
"Thf manaKerlal task herore lilm
iHt year ifreatlf Interfered with nla
pllirlnir iihlllty. I helleye," Itlilh
tled. . ' ..
HT. 1)1 IS SAO
KT. I.fll lrt. Irc. SI lAPI-IK-I'larlnie
the proponed tradinir of
Koicent llornMly. manaver of Hie
orll!a champion . Ixul Cardln-
Thc blKCKal deal In modern lu" ulr. u "lerrltilr lilow, " tne St. luiw
jljall hhttory, mvolvlnr players rlrutntrer of comnterce today tei
! u hoio diamond worth- la catlnmled gniphrd K. M. Uilldls. Ia?lntll
iiil inorc than half million dollar". TOmmlwIoner, urxmir hlin lo pm-
flirinss ItOffcrs Hornaby of the the trade, and attempt to
liiorld'a rhaaipton t'ardlnala to utile Hie difficulties between
!i$ie the Metropolitan apot llnht Mnrnliliy and the Cardinal manaxe-
il-Hl Balw Kuth. menl.. '
i ! IrnnuiMlim WAH COntDletcd ' ' "
jlkflrht over tho telephone after
bl.naihr nd 'reluVnt Sam fHad..
nr the Kt. J.oir! team hart taiieu
I !
NKW TOHK, lc. II (AP)
nt l
lAfcrMire a rau reaoltlnr from
IKiajeii'i' demand ror it fhree-.year
Tifphtrt!' Althfftnth rirmbllnir of
nji(i nation fof flomaty'a aervleca
J.MnnrtKer John Mcflraw had-l-.Tched
hanelmlt row. many oh
V?rVer believed that HreBdon
viuld bo unwllllns to part wllh ht
i LJllant: h:lnita man, the flmr
t-fiV.r.aer to brln t. Louis a pen
J iitr !r. SJ years.
. filsiiis tlct Ifomsby
Tjeball men today Insisted that
leoTrsuy ms wort n morn io in, .
Vts tlii-T th two players Mr.
lir.v -jive In exchanse ioflehler
l,tiMe I'rlsch and l'ltcher Jimmy
itUl. They maintained lliat a cli
fynent of at least liHi,i)t in a.l
ft'nn lo Krisch anJ ltln woaid
hS , , (Hired to satisfy tho l ardinala
'residents Hrado aud fhurles
rfptonelwim. of the Oiants. denied.
1,'wi vcr. thai any moaey imynienl
id In en Involved. llfaty'fl vslire
flvitlmMcd at f..'in.
jrXr'cordla to 1'rcsc.lcst Hlone.
f fi. Hreadon I'Toaclieil the irtitle
t'uklm. auitKeslinf Krlsrh and Klnir
ijfpoyment, IMuyluK that the
rjitte hatl been flrranKed prior to
fttr)cphono couveraatloa with lite
("iblinal owner, Htont'ham asserttd
!i5 as much surprlv.-d
Lt Anybody."
'rVv ,a"""' 'rl", Hreadon
Tsaut Hornshy In si off.hund
IJir." admlf.e,! tmr Oiant owaei.
jfii tiic negotiations did not (et
V.jrj- far. Wo were not sery hope
jrl' ft 1'rlM'U to SI. lmiK
iir several years McOraw has
ciff loiiKlna- eye on liorosby, sis
ItfaTs natl6nul league Pafllns;
fiLynplon. A few years ago the
fiJWit lltanaa-eV offered 2l.Su(l
yf several players for the grfttt
C'flnsl second sacker. i
J.;rlrh sccirptetl Iho al as one j
pf Ihe breaks of the irame. One
t'ast-baH's fastest and best hit.
Infielders. b indicated that ho
V'Vv'd not balk, at the shift to ft.
l.iB. "It's pretty hot there.
jtvppoftv I'll play", he said.
I t;lT tI'A 'KUll'JIKVT
l'o'ltTI.AS'll. Ore., Ilec. 21 AI-)
-.Halll-oud lliteresls here, watrhlns
neicotlHtlOTm by the tlrent North
ern. Northern I'tictflc Kroup and the
font Item l'oclflp rnmpiiny for u.s.i
by the t.re;o Trnnk of the Hmh
em I'tH'tfi.'s traekn In the propuw-il
'esteiiHlun from Hend to Khinialh
e'aliH tere luokiiTfr for-Home d.-vrl-'
pm.nt wlien (he Infersfuie com-'
trlef coimnielon aKMin takes nil'
thevprohleitu ne commission is
e)M.ctiMt lo eoRskler tho matter to
morrow at Wnahinirtnn.
She Feeds 'Ehi
UNION. Ue. 21 (Hperial) Teep
snowdrift, und inronrenience ot
the KlKin hlKh school owiriR to th
told Hp-ll wero the caune of a
nieHMUK" to tht loeal nrhool anklfiK
thut the Klrlrf Kne thui w lo
have heen played here Krhlay nitht
Vh. iioHtnons'd. Hurinirthe week the
four rUtmirif played off tlit-ir annual
tournument, with I he honni Koinff
to tlt- seniors, hut not lrrore tli-y
hud played off a lie with the o
phomor team. Friday afternoon
the Hirh jn-nior elass defeated the
other lhr- in u one-sided xume
ami the seniors uffutn won a Yic
tory. this time over the r. O.'b, hut
this name was alwo close und extra
time had to be allowed to R-et rid
of a tied wore. The lr. . claw
contiilns only five hoys s they had
to play tho entire game without
uny in o9L
I'oaeh lilts will now s-art Inten
sive pructlre and soon n-ieet his
SMUad for the season's frames whtrh.
have been scheduled as follows:
Jan. 7 I. a Grande there.".
Jim. h Halne hero.
Jan. 14 Wallowa there.
J:iu. 15 I ml.ler here.
Jan. 1 North Powder here.
Jan. 22 Maker here.
Jitn. 2S Joseph hero.
25 Imnler her'..
4 - Joseph there. '
l-Vb. flKnierpiisi! there.
I'Vh. II iAH Crande here.
l-h, 1 2 Knterprise here.
I-vh. M Wallowa here.
Keh." 1-Klk1n here. '
it j. Ml he nn from the sched
ule th;il niot of the frames will he
played nn the I'nlon firm floor.
Teams Trom schools hsvine small
flours wish to a-t all the pramee
on the floor where the tournament
will he held so they ask for the
two Kernes here.
4 '"ijftsr" ' dKSUV
4
r
&s I
and ha qualified aa such. All
persons hnvinK claims analnrt stjid
estate are hereby roquirtd to pre
sent tho same, verified as required,
by law, to the undersigned at tfw
office of his attorneys. Green St
Hesa. at La Grande. Ore iron, with
in six months from the -dale her tv
of.
Dated at Ia Grande, 'Oresonv
this 7th day of December, lVl'-o,
nKl'HKN ZWKIKKI. j
t Administrator, j
ORKEV tt IlKKS.
.Attorneys for Administrator,
" Dec.T-J 4-1-2 S--Jan. 4. ' ";"
Jan.
IV h.
Franx Dlener, heavyweiahi cli.un
pion of Germany, and contender for
Gene Tunney's title, is training hard
for several battles in Jhls country.
He met the redoubtnble Jim Maloney
the other nffiht find thouKh Iodine
1h decision, gave a Rood account of
himself. Tou may expect to Near
more about this fellow Dlener.
' NOTK K TO t'llKIHTOH
Notice is hereby grren tnat the
undershrnefl, an Huperinte4idnt of
Hank for the Htate of Oregon, hr
in e her ne- of the assets aod af
fairs of the Cove State Bank.
Cave,. Oregon, for the purpose t
Kquidntion. All persons who may
have claims mrainut said Imnk ae
hereby noUfied to ma lie leai
proof thereof, by filinK ' a duly
verified claim, as by law provider
with the Deputy Hnperinb udent of
Ranks in chaiKe. at tile office o'
the Cove State Honk, Cove, Ore.
Hon, on or m?foro the. Sth day of
March, 1127.
Dale of First Publication, H
cernlter 7. 'I 2C. .
Date of l.nst Publication, 11a rcr
it, iy27. ' 1 "
I'ltAN'K C. BRAMWKLU
. Superintendent of HaakA.
Dec. 7-14-21-2 Jun. 4-11-1S-25 -Keb.
l-ft-IS-22 Mnr. 1-?.
hut
Miss Mildred Jones. 14, probably la
the first woman over to hold an offl
rial position with a, college foottm;
team In the country. he carries th
semtwhsjt aristocratic title of "tort
In.ll dleUtlao" at Battle Creek tMteh,
collets ana arrsnses ,11 menus f t
r he wrldders. Judalaal from the suo
"ir 'm, craft isane title sssssn the dirt
i was very beluful.
4n.aset to any team that oh. j1
THYE DEFEATS
TOM ALLEY IN
EUGENE MATCH
IM'OKNK, Ore., Dec. 2i AP)
Ted Thye, Multnomah athletic club
wt utMnff instructor, won two falls
oni of three In his match with Tom
Alley here fast nffrht. hi the head
line event of the Hettls; wresillnf
card.
Alley took the ftnrt faH In II
minute; trtth a head sctnors and
arm lock. He then g:ive In. after
K ntiiniten more, to one of Thye's
double wfistlorks. Thye took the
third fall oil il foul. He fere? Cal
Ibrnuin frying him the decision
wlnti Alley stepped on the hack of
his neck while Thye's Adam's ap
ple was rest In on the ropea
Thye showed si ens of strantfflne
v.n Alley l;ept up the pressure. an
: the refer, e adopts, strenuous
in ans to pry I he men apart.
Wildcat Pete, of Keedsport, won
two straiKht falls from Joe Tafsber.
of Aiditon. Ida.
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Crocodile b-uther In vurion
j bright eo.'ois is tietntr tried Sert
mentally in the immnf act lire of
men's shoes;
Bradley
Sweaters
STOP-LOOK
Havp your Chrlsnm Parct-N
wtdivewtl early, fall
teHlrcry
Mioref MAIX 244
I.OOKWOOD CVCI.KKV
low r Strict
SPECIAL LOW FABES
CoMTonicnl train eoaw
. MctioM are provid!
br tb Vmitm Panfi
2'7 'rtUaW
9all Lak Gtr at iwwcial
lew nmmi trim fartm.
fornatioa and n.k
J. H. Keeney
AKent '
lA Granile, Ore.
It's Summer time down in
California
Taka the eonrenjent, comfortable
Union Pacific
A wonderful time is assured 5
au wno visit California in
the Winter. Bright, warm
sunny days. Every outdoor sport
and amusement. Palms and flow
ers. Great cities throbbing with
life and activity. Movie colonies.
Beautiful scenery. .. ,
-jT'hauk kith fwnir.NTs
'Swi.KM. Ore, Io. ir-tAI')
'Ssxrs liornstiy ta Just In Ills
It re ami. at HI -iim raanr
k5ons Ofpiajfltlg aJimr nil will
larenr Harrow says ha doen't
think there's anything as lovely as
a blond unless It's a brunet ar a
nil I with pretty rtd hair. Tba lef.il
profession injlevd ba broadened,
Mr. narrow. 1
V. A. T;itten, tfi yr..r nhl,
timu ..illy ? rtys t pedal from
hi? huit.e in MhtneutmlL to niend
a warm winter nt Mi;uni Iteaeh.
Via. "I ites that'll Kivr ihe
youngsters something to thin,
ftt-out," he said, explaining that
he bad made the Journey tolsly
to eseapt? Kinf Winter.
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it
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