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Pape Two Saturday, January 15, 11)27. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 4 SAVE NOW! At Hill's JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Dependable Values HilPi SPORT ; DUNDEE WINNER r OVER ROBERTS iv ; Tacoma Pugilist Unable p . to Beat Down Balti ll more Leatherpusher 'SEW YOliK. Jan. 15 AP) ,lce Dundee of Baltimore, toluy renewed biff challenge for the welterweight tlile In. the after .i(tJw of a smtishlng triumph over , LJjlie iioberts of Tacoma. Wash. merging from the eclipse of a one-round knockout defeat ut the hands of Kobei ts six w eek ago. Dundee last night pounded out n ton-round d:lsion over Ms erst while conqueror before u record Madison Square Garden throng of more than iH.uutt. KiKht of the ten roumlH were r rcdlled to the eastern fighter, hut In the two went to the account of the fur west entry. Uobcrts packed enough terrific hitting to convince New York critics that his Initial vic tory over .Dundee last December was not fluke. With a pile driving "one-two' to the chin, Hoberts floored Dun 4 in the fourth round for a count jf eight and then battered the RAtiimore fighter all over the ring fw-r the remainder qf the round. Rat Dundee' pluck and stamina carried him through the Btorm. IsSch overlapped the fifth round. In these two sessions Hots-rls fought himself out trying to dupli cate his knockout triumph. Dur ing the remainder of the battle he was outboxed and outsmarted by iho Battlmorean, who cut his rival about the nose and mouth and hud hitn reeling near the end oi th contest. The hell apparently saved the Tacomu righter from a knock out in the eighth. Uingsidn critics expressed the belief that Hoberts had been weakened by making tin welter weight limit of J 47 pounds. Tin far went puncher made a favorable Impression with tils heavy hitting, however, and will carry hack hdmo $16,ui0 us his end of the 'J . 6 r. gate. TEACIfKR PRKIUfTK ' . ' 27,OO.nOft AKS There will be 27,foo.oi0 automo biles In iiAe In the (Tnited Ktntes by 1930 if the- predlrHons of Pro fessor C. B. (Irlffin of the rnlver sity of'MlchiRnu are fulfilled. . Wllholmshoven, North Hea port once harboring the largest garrison in Germany, has only 7.0imi in habitants left of its pre-war popu lation of 120,000. I I Nottlhansen, a quaint city of about, 30,(MiK InhabltantH, located In f the llurr. mountains of (ierninny, '. will s6n celebrate lis thoiiHJindi h annlverwiry. Wallowa County Pioneers Observe Their 60th Wedding Anniversary ' WALLOWA. On-., Jan. 15 Mr. and Mrs. l- M. 1'lke, pioneers of WaJlowu, but lately ut I'mutiUa, ehbrated their tioth wedding an n i versa ry Monday In Wulloua at the homo of their daughter. Mis. Tad Mn'rur. , Pike, who will be 86 Mar. IS, und Mrs. I'ike. who will be M Mar. I !t appear to be In excellent heailb, and SeiMIl to feel as If time has dealt most kindly with them Jn their three score yerK of wedded life. .Mr. and Mrs. I'lke were married in Clinton o., Missouri. Jan. in, lsti the br-d's uuine being Kliitn beth Ad.-tniH, and here they made ttteir boiue lor a year and a half, WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. A phone call is sufficient FRANK CLEAVINGER Office Phone Res. Phone Main So 300-W Dependable Quality NEWS I Wallowa Sportsmen I Elect Officers WAM.OWA, Ore., Jan. 15 The Wallowa Itod and Gun club last Wednesday met in annual meeting for elcrUon of officer, electing as follows: President, f'al I .arm; vice presi dent, Waiter Curtis; secretary, K. A, S'Mirle; treasurer. H. St. Vaught; executive officer. Hoy Hchaeffr; custodian, rVs-nk ahn.' The club Is plot ling for a ban quet . of the member -to lie heb Nome time soon, the exact time and plare to be annonac.-d later. Trapshooters To Bust 9 em Sunday The Wing. Hn and Fleet foot rlub of t'nion county will start Its 1927 shooting at the trap grounds near Lone Tree at 9 o'clock Kunday ; morning. U Is announced today, j expected to be In attendance. xoti:o rxtn THt;m poisr HAIOON, Trench Indo-Phlna ( A I') -The tallest, slimmest and most stalely Asiatic women observ able by a traveller In the u.r Hunt are to be found In this beautiful city of wide streets and semi-tropical verdure. Dreswd In the simple, black, tight-filling native costume wllh bodice covering ' the neck, and shoulders, long sleeves and with skirt nearly to the ankles, these women are notable for the erect -ness of their carriage and their fren and easy stride, in walking. In Htrlklng contrast with the lack of graye in others of the Astatic peo ples. The arms a re ca r r I e d at ra igh t from the shoulder . and swung slightly free of the hips, and to-) got her wllh the proud carriage of i the head, gives an uncommon air of hauliuesN and self confidence. alloonlng Is the method of mi gration used by many species of spiders. Htanding In an open space with the body elevated, the spider projects from the spinnerets a line of silk which continues until the spider feels the pull of the wind. Jt rb-anes lis hold an It. Is borne owuy. The slate that comprised the confederacy have S3 ir cent of the white population of the I'nlled States and furnish 27 per cent of Hie officers in the urmy. Virginia lends the group with one orflcer for every i,360 of lis population. "The deepest humltaOon of a slate is not in the loss of military prestige or of material resources, but in the degeneracy of lis citi zens, in the overthrow and scorn of high irtenls." Robert Khorp. thence going to Jefferson Co.. Kas.. 1:' miles from Tope k a where they lived nearly nine years. Krom there they went to Harrison county Iowa and resided for 15 years, changing to Nebraska for S years and filially in 8kl coming to Ore gon and homcHteading on Ory ('reck, 7 mites from. Wallowa, which place i now owned by Hhell. Here they tivd tor J years, then to get relief for rheumatism suf fered by Pike,, they removed to 1'iMiitillu where they have lived for the luNt U years, or until h-c. 24 wln n they sold out and came back to Wallowa and are now staying u ith their daughter. Best in Texas ml Presenting the young man. select ed by Texas sports writers as the best high school football player In that state, which, by the way, covers considerable ground Hie name Is Weldon Mason. He hails from Waco. hi:m: (a-Trix; pat - ATLANTA From the marvelous mademoiselle route wont that the fulr Helen has too nimh avolrdu pols. looking nt her own sliniuess In a full length mirror. Mile, Leng len remarked regarding Mis WiHs: "I was surprised to find that she fs letting herself get fat." Suzanne thinks Helen could play tiitieh. bet ter tennis if she kept herself slim. HMMJ:i MOTORIST mi st nitivi: slow When a iiifiinrixt Is blinded by the headlights of an approaching autu mobile he is legally required (o slow up, aecordlng to many court derisions throughout the country. i 3i O. I'hllpot not only is one of the moMt promising novice jock eys In the country but Is among the thriftiest of turf riders, J Hir ing the hint year, with his nhI ii ry I HO a month, be lived with in that amount, and lined his h;ire of Tijuana track winnings to pay tl l.'MMi on n ranch and put a few thousand more in the banks. Winner at the Middle Atlantic Outdoor speed skating champion ship at Newburgh, N. Y., wer Leila Hrooks, of Toronto abo), and Charles Gorman, of St. Louts, N. W. DRIVES DOLLARS - y I Willamette Five Defeated 38 to 10 I By Oregon Quint I KrGK.VK. Ore.. Jan. IS (AP) The- Willamette university basket ball team from Salem went down to a 38 to 10 defeat here last night at the hands of the University of Oregon quintet. The game mark ed the opening of the new $2ou,ii0u basketball pavilion of the t niver- stiy of Oregon. Uoy Okerberg, gangling center of the Web foot team, was high point man. He caged nine field goals and two foul shofa Tor a to tal or 20 points. Though the Oregon men checked closely their shooting wok poor. The Webfoois shot at the basket 62 limes during the game, but only 19 of the shots were good. I The wore at the end of the half was 21 (o 4. i KfflKNR. Orp.. Jan. la (AP) ' Th I'nlverslly of Ort-KOll frouli bnHki'thall tpuin will K't Hh lian- llnrn of flr at 3 oVIock thin uf. tprnoon whfn ronimr( h lyi vliool of Portland furnlslicH tlir roriilictillon. TD- game K Im' played In the now MfArthur mvl llon here. , Thn froBh llmnp wl:l not hn nn pounppd until Jum licfoK the a!ni. (5)) ANMOUNCEMENT It is with a great deal of pleasure that we announce the opening of La Grande's New Stores "SERVEWEL GROCERS" Numbers 80 and 82. For sometime we have felt that greater economy was needed in the methods of food distribution, and we have now per fected the highest type of organization known, a large chain of wholesale houses com ..bineo with a' large chain of retail stores... The firm of Allen & Lewis, one of the oldest and largest wholesale grocery houses in the Pacific Northwest, has for a number of years owned and operated a chain of whole sale grocers. Now centered around each of these wholesale houses are retail stores. This makes in each district a wholesale house to serve as a warehouse, and a chain of retail stores to serve the consumer. Before establishing their retail .stores the La Grande Grocery Company, who are the wholesale branch of Allen & Lewis in this particular district, cut off every item possible from their expense budget, even eliminating their traveling salesmen. These expense savings are passed on to their retail stores, which, coupled up with the tremendous pur chasing power of a large chain of wholesale grocers, combined with a large retail chain, buying in tremendous quantities, and shipping into every community by the carload, en ables this "chain" to serve you at what we believe to be the lowest "Service Store" prices you have seen. For years Cash Store "chains" have been operating and it is particularly gratifying to us to be able to announce to our friends and customers this new idea, a Service Store "Chain." Our policy will be to sell QUALITY merchandise. Your money has a standardized value, good any place, or time, and we purpose to give you equal value in quality mer chandise in return for it. , ' We will gladly extend monthly crdeit (a convenient service) to responsible people. All such accounts must be paid in full by the 15th of the following month, the prices we are quoting necessitate such a rule. ; '.' . -. We will deliver free of charge, serve you promptly and courteously, with, permit us to repeat once more, "QUALITY-merchandise." SERVEWEL GROCERS No. 80 Located in the new L. C. Smith building on the corner Depot and Washington streets, is under the management of Mr. Clark Webb. . The Phone Number Is MAIN 680. Free Delivery I Revive Search For Missing Young Man pOrtTLANO, Ore.. Jan. IS (API I'ive Craig lints, of Hood Itlv.-r, I set out Oris morning from that city to comb the east side of I Mount Hood for trace . of Lea In llriiwril.e. ;o-y.ur-olil I'urllun't vmilh. who .llKippun J on th- moimlaln Jan. 1. This .iiriy hatl k-ys lo all Ihi- rnriK'T HiullonM on tin runt md- of tho nak. anl wa-tj f(iuipil lo nmUf u thorotiY'i Hi'arch. II was iitumictl to f-xtt'i)I tlit- hunt nr.rtlt or lh-' whiti- It'.v- -r lyinyon. Anoth. i party of Cniir lluta. t'roin llood Itlvi'i. ptanit lo m-l out from I'loiiil fan Inn Huni!ay, to dial; u k-uitIi in that vifintty. ori.i in Min i: wa i.i ii.T IIKICI.IN' AP)- .'rau Ciani M'nil. nwniln-r of thn IdOrhHlaK w ho Man r. i. att-dly vlnlli'd the I'nitcd Si nt i -s, heads a determined group of Cerman women who want lo s'e the Htignm of Oermany's sole guilt for the world war re. movi'd. I'YiiU Mciide bus created a nation wide organization which through Jeclnrcs, newspaper ar - tides and sjieclally by correspond- ence with women In other coun-jile, trb's utoks lo exononiti- her father- land 33 M.I.A. Team Wins At Perry After 2 Extra Periods The Iji Oran.li- M. I. A. haak.'t- bttll team iii'fftttel IVrry lunt nlgh( ut IVrry In a hanl roiiBlit Banip. fcuturvd ly Iwo ovcillm.' P'-rlo-l. Tlia final srorc wan H lo ,w- Wln-n Hie ri'ft-rw's whlKllo ounilnl at thn i-nl of the wponrt half thr aroi-f wa tlt-'l and tin firi arloil of ovTthm fallort to Ihreak th d-ailluck. ' I Thn linpims: I'f-rry (III) Leo CI) F Murray 17) K I Huliunlyiw ' (H) M. I. A. .:....llt'ndrlrkHon ..(II) KiMpaflt (2) AdauiH t 'OIllltH (I) Baxtor MoiMliiKton i;i.,iin ! i U ' M tl( A MorlltlsTS rsixti ;ioi:u ai.i: j j African motorists are said lo be 'the mrmt vare) In the care of j I their cars. Their chief neglect is 1 the storage buttery, which they j either frget to fill or use ginger ) soda water or nny titber hoi- j tied jiuulil instead of distilled wa-j Iter. In next week's Observer we will quote you our prices on Quality Foods. 'KVK KXAMIXATIOX is XKwr.sT nru-: 1 i AI.BA.VV. N. V. Every upull ! cant for a llrenw to drive a motor : vehicle will he reitulred to pnjw an j eye examination before the license iwill be iwiued. nccordliiK to nn an nouncement by t'onimiwluner . A. ! Hurtnett of the bureau of motor ' vehicles. The method of the teat has been prepared by l.eo Aluyer, optomelrlc Incpestor in the slate department of education. Thn test will he ns non-technical n possible. TAX ( Ol.l.l-XTIONS AMOI NTTO ik:iu.2:i The stale of North Carollnn col-! le:tetl $K:illlTtl in haHolitie taxes, alilomoliile title I eulstl-atlon fees ami autHtnoblle license receipts diiiinK the month of November, ac cordlnt.' to the statu depart hlent or revenue. LOSl l) CAItS AUK IV IIKill lll'.MWI) Tlie production of -li)sed .urs amoumed to 74 per cent of the en tire automobile production of the I 'lilted Stales for I!t2. This rec ord was made despite the popular ity of the roadster and omi sport tonrlnir models. SERVEWEL GROCERS No. .82 Located at Number 1704 Adams Ave., for merly the Richardson Grocery, is under the management of Mr. George Richardson. The Phone Number Is MAIN 515. "Yellow Ticket" ;. Defendants Are Found Guilty PORTLAND. Qre., jan. is. A() Circuit Judge Stevenson late m. terday found four of the defend ants in the "yellow ticket" oumo guilty. Charles A. Her twin was fr.tf t 'hurlcM hi. 1 leriMhitu' (Kill; Walter Hredemeler, $rii; niul Itnymond V. Caldwell, $10. Charges agiiliiKt I'M ward i Stack limine und John L, Htaffurd hnd been llhiiiisned previously tut lack of evidence against them. The slate sought to show In the trial that the defendant had en tered Intu a conspiracy to deceive viilers by issuing a iicuuouk iickil; In the primtiry cniufuilgii l;i; sprinK- i itoititKKK oirr : pOItTLANO, Ore., Jan. IS (AH, Yhe safe of the Ico Coliseum w:i forced open early today ami ?:n taken. The rol,bers took the safo from the office to a resl roon where they broke It open. The liritish rndertakers Wood work association predicts "brlghier burials," fidlowing the adoption of new casket designs of beautiful aim t-ricefol workmanship. - Monthly Credit
