La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 18, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 Page Two Tuesday, January IS, 1027. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SAVE NOW! t At Hill's j JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE 7t Dependable II'IP Dependable Values WYi Quality INTERVIEW GENE ON PSYCHOLOGY SPORT NEWS ,0UNG PRIDE OF ' ALL CANADA NOW h ): : ' , telinner of Catalina Swim Bijhowered with Congrat ulation, Good Wishes hoi ' V I ITOnONTO, Jan. 18 (AD orrhen OcorBO Young, winner of th utitullnu luluntl snim' rctuiim , jiniu, ha will bn ovarwliclini-il i',tlv honors us a "nullonul horo." , tfa mother, nuturHlly. is proud of . h success; his rrlemls and woil- Vlsiiers are glad that ho proved his ,lilflminlnK auuny una won mc , ize money: hut Ihn aVeraKo run r0,lan and' the people of Toronto irrdoularly, rejoice thut ho has ,lo,0ught tho glory Canada. ' Messages by the seorn, from in vlduals and organisations as well .,irom officials, are being gent lo llttorge. at Bantu Moniru, Cal., and 11 his widowed mother. t0One message which Mrs. Young rnlt always cherish is from Premier t.. Mackonslu King, In which he ' anyrratulalos her on her son's .'rest achievement." In his niess 7, to Ocorgn, the premier rofer wijto the pride of Cunoila "in the , -'nor you huve brouglit to otir ' ,'iaitry." !, : llmv lift Ixwrmil in Swim Idjljow Qeorgo first "took to the InjiCer," has been revealed by Mrs. i)U)Ung. When ho wns only five vnars of uge, alio-reculled, George ,0,is chased by a bull und run nfht Into tho water of a nearby ineek. "And," alio added, "he's tyed there ever since." Wlth a show of pride sho re nrked ttint she did not think the uih would "get his head turned all, because ho is a good boy i jid X have tulked to htm a lot Abut the world." University to Have New Plan Of Grid Attack KUGKNK, Ore,, Jan. 18 (AIM The attack of the 1927 football team of the I'nlvnrnity of Oregon will differ rudleally from tho at tack of the 1920 team, according lo Coach John J, McKwan, who yesterday met with the candidates ; for thn varwily. ' The altitude, of the vurloug coache toward thn une of the shift has cautted the plan to ; change the attack McKwan mild. i The shift will be abolished when tho rules committee' mecli In an nual session, McKwan believe, and he Is worktnr on that supposition. Thn buckfleld will line up with a half behind each end and tho quar ter slightly to one sldo behind the center, and the fullback, a trlplo threat man, about ttevn feet be hind tho line of scrimmage. All plays, and a, variety of them Is planned, will start from thin for mation, j Thirty-five men responded for the first call for Bprtoig practice lust night. lI'HlLADMlrHlA -In the opln V of Olintort's.N. Howard, urdent chlbltlonlat, ther Vurn muchlne u.in iiui uiny vnu uuvil uui mo igel Gabriel, as nolther could ob-1 fin such an ex p reunion of support! L iyiy political division on earthy Karasick Beats Idaho Wrestler ?;rOKNE. Ore., Jan. 18 (AP) Al Karoalck, Hussian lion, heuved hlH opponent Farmer Vance, of Idaho, to the mat last night In the heudtlne event of- the Holllg wrestl ing card, and took the match when Vancft was unablo to coma back for more. Vance took the first full with a high body scissors and half NH- son, in 23 minutes. The second full came when Karasick picked tho farmer up, and heaved him to the that. Vunce could not come out In thn required time and Ku rattle k was awarded the third fall. Jeers Come with Cheers for Champion But He Doesn't Mind 'Em NI'.YV YOltK. Jun, 18 (AP) To gain the best results In an Inten sive study of psychology, win the world's heavy weight boxing chum- ! plonshlp. Ask time Tunney, he! knows, I Tunney Is the first pugilistic! post-gruduute to major In psychol-1 ogy. Heverul huve mudo a close study of finance but the champion stunds alone In his particular field. I "What hus been your most era-! phutlo reaction to the title bur- I (Jun Tunney was asked. An Opportunity "The wonderrul opportunity It hus offered for the study of psy chology," was the reply. I "The study of the crowd the funs If you will hus u I ways been Interesting, but much more so since 1 have moved among the people as a more or less public figure," th champion explained. "The experience hus riot been unpleusant and on the whole I have been happy. The' Jeers, of course, huve come along with the cheers, und I huve leurncd not to mind it. when 1 find that some of the crowd do not cure for me. "Home of the folk think thut 1 should not have won, and I have no quarrel with them, for they have a right to think, and some of the others Buld I could not win. und they did not like it when I did. "Hut I um learning1 more about psychology from the man In the street thun I can from those books," the former murine said, as he pointed to two volumes on table in his apartment. Kiiowlcugu Wins Ban Is Peeved" Here la President B. B. Jolmsui of the American League, who hut taken Issue with Judi;e Landii relative to all the consideration that lias been given to the testi mony of "Swede" Rlsborg , He la discredited In the baseball prorec eio nnd no attention should liuvo I ' been paid to his. ravlngu. ' Pendleton Quint . Defeats Mac-Hi MILTON. Jun. 18 renilli-ton high defeated Muc-lll in a hectic basketball struggle here Saturday nut Ion Scandal Simmers Down to Honesty of the Players . Ily lillly Evans "Swede" Klsberg says the Chi cago club handed over to the De troit Tigers tho sum of flluu for throwing four hall games to tho While Hox. " . Kditlr Collins and Kuy Hchulk suy Die money was putd to the De troit club for winning three games from Hoston, thut club at the timo being Chicago's most serious con tender. " t seems Die whole mutter sim mers down to the veracity of the players. Involved. J huve ulways found Col Una und Hchulk two of the finest characters in bum-hull, gfiillemen with reputations, . AVarnlitgH JHwgaiMctl During the 2 years that 1 have been In the Amerlcun League. President 11. It. Johnson has. con sluntly siresHCd the growing Rum bling evil. In ulniQHt every annual report niaili' to his club owners tver the period of time, he has culled at tention to the greut aiittount of money that was being wageri-d on the sport. He hus pointed out the neces sity of combating the evil within the bat) parks. However, with Die exception of posting signs stat ing no gambling is allowed, little attention hus been paid to the xit- of many of the recruits gathered up by the scouts. In this way it wus possible for a club to get a mighty good line on a great many of the bush league phenom Often it aided the eluii In sorting over tho muteiiul and elmlnatlng a lot of players who otherwise would have to be taken south for spring training. While letting the first four clubs get u piece of the world series coin, hus undoubtedly kept clubs going at top speed, It hus hud other re actions that have hurt the sport. YOUR INCOME TAX Baker Wins From North Powder, 15-4 DAK Kit, Ore., Jan. IS The high school basketball team continued ' lis unbroken record of victories Saturday evening when it defeated the North 1'owiler iiuint on lis own floor 16 lo 4. Despite Iho oiie-sliii-dneHH of the score, Coach Glindeiiiun said North Powder played a good' 'game and gave the 'ojpt.rjai'ltets real coinpelilion. One North Powder man, Corrcll, played a wonderful game, the llal;- -VO. ) Persons Vhose not Income for 1 !i vg wus derived chiefly from sal aries or wages and was not in ex cess of (5,ouo should make their income-tax returns on Forms KUUA. Persons whoso not income was derived from, a profession or busi ness, including farming, or from the sale of properly or rent, though the umouut was less thun $5,000, are required to uso I he larger form, 1040. The use ot Korm 1040 Is required, also, in coses where tho net incoiibc was In excess of 15.000, More Fireworks To Be Set Off In Big Leagues CHirAOO. Jan. 18 (A.P) Tho " busebull winter scandul aeries, which is approaching Ha climax in Monday' reopening ot tho t'obh. , ' Hpenkcr situation, took a new tuck today with declarations by Presi dent llun Johnson, of the Ameri can league, thut thn 1!i2S world series Is under thn scrutiny of his office. Johnson, in adding his criticism of Kaschull t'ommbisiounr IjhiiIIh for making public., the tipoaker- regardless of whether from salnry. 'ol'' l0,,u of lh0 "vcailga. MUI1 Ul 'liui ui m fn i-d in l!H7 und then asked why the buse biiHlneHS, profession, or other tax ' ublo sources. I copies of tho forms are Hent la taxpayers by collectors of Internal t revenue. Failure to receive u form, however, does not relievo the tax payer of his obligation to filo a return und pay the tux on tinm an or before March IB, 1927 If ; the return . Is filed on a rulendar ' year busts. Korms muy be obtained at offices of collectors of Internal by a score of $4 to '2, after John-. son, the Mac-Hi cuptuln and cen ter, was ruled out of the game. for personal fouls. Tho gume up to that time had been clone, hut when the Mac-Hi machine wus broken up the teum went to pieces und mudo but one more field gout though Johnson went out early In the second half. The gume was one of the rough est ever seen her and Iteferee 'erhups Die present scandal Is the result of the half-hearted i n u n ne r in w-h ic h tho wn rn i ngs were taken. Human Kquatkm . flreed for money has created most of the present unpleasantness i n base ball. Hi e thing to do Is eruse the conditions that create the evil. When several tennis are bottl- pouch Hull). The Uaker lineup und points revenue und deputy collectors, and scored by each man follows: Jim will be forwarded on requested. Landreth, 4, and ClauUle Utiles 0, Tho return must be sworn to be forwards; George Duff 3. center; foro a notary or other person nil Tom Duff. 1 und Kdgur Ferguson, , thorized to administer an oath. No I guards. Substitutes: .McKIm, York, hull head "doesn't show the same enthusiasm for the investigation of some of our recent world series." Johnson said his office was UKlng ull the resources In Its power "to unearth the fuels about tho pecu liar series played In 1 'J22"t which Die (Hunts won from the Vunkeea In flvo games. "I urn sllil trying lo get evidence against Heverul players in that series. Their uetlon from my re pgrts on them inako me suspici ous." Substitute Wolfe, Muck. Husehall observers expect plenty charge Is made for this service at of fire works ut Monday's meel- the offices of collectors und diTty "ig. tno curmmuuon i a, wvcn eoiiectorH -year feud between Johnson and Tunney glves his knowledge of H'oK wus kept pretty busy culling Ing for tho win, show, pluce or Oregon to Play Gonzaga Tonight EI'OKN'K, Ore.. Jan. IS (AP) The fniversily of Oregon basket bull teum will play the Gonzaga university Hulldogs here tonight. The game will be the twelfth off the season for Die Oregon team. So fur, ull the guinea huve resulted in victories for the. webfoots. I Gordon Hidings, Oregon for ward. Is In the university infirm ary, und will he unuble to play tonight. Kansas Long fellows Want Longer Beds yeur feud between l.andis. The American league head, who forced the retirement of Ty Cohb and Tris Speaker, and Commission er Ijindis. who wants to know more ibout the reasons for this action, were ugreed thar the Investigation Men be held in public. psychology a share of the credit for his victory over Jack Hemp sey. He announced that his choice of an airplane for means of trans portation to the sesqul-centennlal ring from his training camp wua prompted by a distaste for trains, but his intimates think It wins a psychological maneuver. runncy gave nis unci iceiure on n.,ton, Sullivan, 0, Doing, 10, for wards; Belts, 13, center; Jones, 2 fouls us he didn't miss uny of fourth money In mulor leu true thin. Helta, the I'endlcton center, Mmseltull, the luw of human equa was also thrown out for fouls. Thn tion will always enter into the ac score at the end of Die half was Dons of the players on the leums 2'y to 10 for 1'endleton, that have no chance to cut in on The summary: .tin money. Mno-Wi: Vundl, 0, Karker. A. 1 fVrtaln t,,am8 an'1 nrn rnru-ur.!N- Jniinunn ii..r always mom popular than others. ford, 6, Crlmmins, guards. I 'en- psychology as he was ubout to leave New York for a trip of sev eral months. Tho two books on the subject In sight were transferred to his bug und several other volumes went In his trunk. Ask Gene he will know more about ii when he comes back. He hus gone out inlo tho laboratory. Allen, 3, guards. IJoyd George addressed a church meeting the other day In Welsh nnd Hngllsh. Wq've heard speak ers who. were familiar both with AlP'ilM'kOnd Kngllsh, too, Mum winsiiKY nkkdi:i WASHINGTON Informed that many patients use bootleg liquor ruther thun bother with red tape und get good stuff, General An il re ws be I le ves the p ro posed guv -ernment medicinal whiskey cor poration muy have to produce ten iijlliop jgajlqns yearf ( ) ( lt.ttli.,t KWIMMKKS TO VII-: KCGKNK, Ore., Jan. 18 (AI) The t'nlversity of Oregon swim mers will meet the Mullnomuh j athletic club mermen of Portland , in a dual encounter in the Winged ' M. tank In Portland Saturday night. Twelve men will represent Oregon. They will be selected from both the varsity und Dm freshman teams. i nvhlle the teams out of the run ning may not have any dishonest motives ut heart. It Is ulwuy just possible they might not exert them I selves as much against tho popular I club as the other contenders. I This Is unfortunate, but the law of human equation Is mighty hard to set aside. Imbler Girls Lose . To North Powder IMHDKIl, Jan. 18 (Special) The imbler girls iiluycd buHketbull with North Powder Friduy evening, . inches, to push a bill empowering the game ending 9 to Iti In favor jthe commissioner to regulate the of North Powder. The teams hero .length nf hotel beds. 1 T01J3KA. Jan. 18. (A I) In Kansas grow tall like the sun-. flowers, so I'hil K. Zimmerman,' They're putting thermumeiers In Mate hotel commissioner, himself the street cars in Baltimore. The six feet three inches high, insists patrons can read em und shiver. thut hotels under his Jurisdiction provide beds long enough for the State's lengthy sons. Zimmerman has found a stand ard hotel bed to be six und one fourth feet Jong. That's enough for Zimmerman to- aquee'.e In, but too short for other Kan Hans, like Jess WEIIard, the former heavy weight champion, who Is six feet six. The hotel commissioner has asked 11. . Behrens, a state sena tor, who stands six feet seven Many Reactions Since the major leagues permit ted the first four teums to share In the world series receipts, it. prac huve been handicapped so fur tjils season having no place to practice, but tho new gymnasium will soon be completed when practice work will start in earnest. Ml KDKltUl HAS I Old I NK Alphonsn ' .T. CLOSK ROOMING IIOI SKS KLAMATH FA U.S. Ore., Jun. I 1 8 (A I1) Three rooming houses wens summurlly dented licenses and the cases of eight more were postponed one week, for conslderu- i Don at lust, nights meeting of tho . There are about GOD broadcast ing stations In the country not counting 'Die. gossips. ' NKW YORK - Stephnnl, u murderer who Is serv-jcity council, marking continuation HIT U life Sentence. Ik worth 1IS4.- nr tho tnnv in ..vrw.l itrwlt.ui rn hli tlcully killed olf the use ol 'new 1 it is shown in an uccountlng from the city. Instituted by Iho material In the fall. i of his estate filed by a bank ua hew city udminlstratlon. Prior to p(mlttlng the first ' trustee. Not one cent of it has been I , ' our clubs to share In the big ) spent on him und it hus grown"in All records in road building will 11 years from $ 100,1 :i4, inherited 1 be broken this year, says an en frotn his mother when he was glneer. Then, ho! for the life of melon, the moment a mannger .realized his team wns definitely out 'of Die race.' he w ould inn lie uso behli)d the bms,,H;o Js .CO.y.ears o.W.u ,(etn)irl,st,l , Keep Some in The Cupboard Right along with the extra canned fruit and sandwich spread, keep a carton of NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS In assorted sizes and types so that you will never be embar rassed or inconven ienced when that lamp winks its last. Get them at the La Grande Electric Co. 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