La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 24, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJanuary 21, 1027;" Monday, Page Six TiA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER -i f 1 3 ft i ;.M 1' u (Incorporated) 1 An Ifttlepeiidtttit Newspaper) FRANK B. APPLEBY Ertltolind publisher HARVEY F. MATTHEWS . BuVeM Manttr - ruouinea eveninga, except Bunay, at me -AOWm Avenue, La Grande, Oregon. The OlmiTvor-KUr published eVry Friday, Entered at the Poxtofflco at La Orandu, Orevoua Second maw Man matter under act or jinrcn a, 1K7. OFFICIAL PAPER OK UNION COUNTY AND CITY OF I,A URANDE MKMUEH ASHOCIATBD PRESS Tn6 ABoclatud Press Is exclusively entitled to use fortaub lleatlon or all news inaputchus credited to It or not otheWBa eredltod If published thareln. All rixhts of republication of peclal dlspatohes in this iupor, and also the local newa ne. In also are reserved. BUUSCmPTION RATKB lijr Carrier Dally, per month In advance Daily, per six months in advunce ............... Daily, single copy n Mall Dally, per month In advance Dally, per six months In advance .................. Dally, per year In advunce Weekly Observer-Star, per year ADVKIITI8INQ KATR8 Display, forelfrn, per column Inch Dtsplay, local, per column Inch ... Time contract rates on application. Tl'UNLVI! TO (i')l) IN TlioriSLK "Ni.w fur n loin; Renmm 1 Inruel hulh been wllluinl the ll'iie (Jiiil, unit wUhiitit it teueliliiff prleMt. nnd wllhiml lew. Hut when they in their ti-outile did turn until the Lord (Joil nf Isi-ite), end eoulil Him, He wax fo'nrul nf them." 2 'lir,ni. r,::, .( jj' -President Hall, of the state university, says he is no "buck stairs diplomat." lie speaks lijjhl and and tells the world that if it wishes a better and greater university, it must pay fur .it. That's sensible. He will win many supporters by his straightforward attitude. i ' The new bill providing for junior colleges throughout 'Oregon may easily be misunderstood. It does not make the oolleges compulsory but leaves them to the various districts created, to be approved or turned down as desired. Further more, they will simply lie more comprehensive high schools jvith two years higher education available, not seperate in stitutions. In many stales of the union they are very suc cessful nnd very popular. It remains to be seen whether the idea is reasonably adaptable here. WHAT ARB CITY'S IJEAUTIES? . .7;. J he state redcration ol Women s Clubs in New York has 'offered prizes to the best ten lists sent in answer to the KU71...1 .l il.:..i ii.- 1 1 l i:r..i vviiul uu vmi Liiuin hik uiu lu iuut uuuuui ui i JUNIOR LEAGUE HAS NEW CHIEF B. B. Johnson. Deposed uecause 01 in neaun- -Prank Navin Named ClIU'AOO. Jan. 2i ' (At') Frank J. Navtn, of Detroit, toduy In uctlnir president of the Alnrrl can I.euKue. Hyron Hnnoroft Johnsoti, who founded the circuit In-1100 and liui been It president ever since, has been voted a "temporary va eution," because of his health. Ills physician suld Johnson never aruln muy be able to assume th duties or president of the leaitue. . Action of the elirht league club owners lust nlxhl In reilevInK Johnson of lils post automatically postponed I he lucctlnu; tominlR sioner K. M. I. mulls had railed for today ut which there wa to liuvo icen a showilown between the mmlKKloner and Johnson over the I'oliti.TrlM Speaker chatxes. IsiiuIW to Hpfk lairr lis said lie. would . have a incut later ,on tjie Mat tut, of thei ninyers 'Who JohniMw pre vlouv Amti Multl .'would'.' not . man ukij Aiuerlcuii League ' clubs this year. Wlilithe nUHslliir.from. leairue oiiinoilia t ' iV-ttift ,.for.,;U VtliiiR. of Juliimoii,Vii''er4' catjie rronc Haiti ninro Hie Ajiort tliat't'iifili liaa been offered a Mary Qf 3i,onff to play thin, 'year; Viii' 'j the' - Haltlniore Orlolia' of the' ' fnternutlonal lA-affiie, Jiickr DuiiiiA president " of tho OrioleM aald nolnna.ho told him he' shoiilfl' not o 'buslnesa with oll. . "He Is a .Aeo.aifent, far as I know," I'unnViid, "so I have the rlKht to cndeatS to alien him." '-Ojbu'i Vh'WHjtnt . Cobb hud not. rdcoVd Hie Hal, timore offer lute lust nVrlit. Asked If ho would he Killing V, play Jor lltililinore the .Oeo'rKlun' ripiird: "Thai' u huril questlbn'.,. You know, i:m not In. tlie'i rlyr yet. 'I'hiit Is, I ilon'.tlilnK l'liiMn tho clear myself,: ( no mutteti whU' luy friends think. Hut Jncli lun is a wonderful fellow. ; I Mill! to V III his company. "I .can't- say uthls moment whether I would playor Jack of not. If tliinKS came tlWt I wuy I donH know -any man rather be lisHOClated 1 With." V A foriiial BtatMu'efiti concerning Hie status of Johnson 'Wa itiven oul following' linetlng: of tho j eight club owners or the league lust night. It was the first Amerl- can league iiicetlng-'that has been i i attended In- two year, by' Churles, '; ('oinlskey.' owner of Ibe 1 Chicago i LEONARD,' STORM CENTER OF BASEBALL, TURNS TO GOLF I 1 1 r - 1 aMV .V ' M4V . SV,' -:F-'f:X " JC$n,-7 wl-'M---; I, JB 1 k : la ii r . fit a - V'"2 1 r! mmMf4z Oregon Defeats Idaho Vandals 39-24 Saturday V. o. JOOO lnoo .6(M) ,000 IHIO 1000 .000 .000 Conxt Ciifi-r-iHf KtamlhiKs urtluiii Nl1lllMl . I.. WiiHttlnKton Slute 2 0 ort'Kun l o WusliliiKtOH 1 0 l.laho 1 2 (r-ffon AkkU-h .. . I , .Mcntunu ..:... 3 Noiillivi-ii Sct'lloii 1 Ulimrr-rl If) ! Koiithcrn ('ill 0 1 I'ultCornlit' 0 0 Tills V('kH Schedule .Monday (Jretfon versus Wnh- InKton -tftut at I'ullinun. Tu'8day OivKon voimuh Muho at Mohcow. W(lnf8iliiy Orcffon vorsim Monttina ui MIbhouIu. Krirhiy Southern t'lillfoini;! ver sus 'ulifornia ot Berkeley. KiUiirdiiy Oregon verHim Vah- InKlon at Seattle; W uMlilnton State. ei-fiiH Itiulio ut Moscow. KrtrKNB (Hy the Assoeluted I'ress) The L'nlvorHlty of OreKOii hasketUill team openeil ItH Will eonft'ienee Heuaon Satnnlay niKtit hy tlefeutlnK thu L'niverwlty of lilnlio Hit to 1M lieforo u I'i'ovvtl iHtlimiti-d at 4000 personH. Oregon stnrteil an early drive I which roled up a Hi. to H load, tn the first five minnteH. then playlnfj dt-fenslve throughout inoKt of the ! reinnlnder of the Bante. Tdaho did not get started until tho second I half, when they almost routed the WehfoutH. Tho game va rouh. two Idaho players heinff ojerteu on personal foulw. Westerffion, of OreKon. wa thf outstanding tar. N.K.West& Co., Inc. La Grande 's Leading Store . for Over 25 Years Quality Merchandise SHEEPMEN TALK my pendinjr " In conKrcM. l l'UVele.S l i'BllllltioilH ' ami J GRAZING FEES oi l) ii.mi: i i(;iiTi:it f XI I W tl).MMIKSIOXl:U i Conference Onens at Salt ! Lake City Jard'mc Talks Today h:.rle .1:! I' l:i h-r I tl.. m-t'il' emt'i I'. , s ii i::.l.-l; I. rill!,' en-ia I l.i:i'T to KNiiiT Wi.ti:i: iiaii:n. "nnvn'1 i.koxakij. . iillhert "Dutcli" l.euniird. whose i (ui-y iilimit n fixed bell pimp blew Ty trnlili iiiul Trln HliinUer net uf hiiMehnll, Isn't worried by the fifHM he created. HeV, ullinvn lit ro W illi Walter linden, fjiinous 'lynifeHKliiliiil uoller, . ciijnylu-r a round of Kolf ut the Suiiiiyslile Country, club, KreMno, ('ill. 'Playing Manager Not fco Popular In Big Leagues, 5 Die dtseovory and di-volopmoni of the fork hall.- Now liush tal;os It to the Na tional I. ague, and it IooUk very niueh :is if the .shift would pro long his Career a couple more V. S. WINS SI'OKAXK (Ity The Associated Press) Washlimt on State col- xo defeated GonzaRU university basketball team to '2 1 hero last nlirh.1. OonwiKtt lend 20 to 1 It duritiK the final half, but the CoiiKaiH held tho Itulldoffs In chorlc the remainder of tho contest. The score at the half was I H to 11 for W. H. (. Itowhor, of W. S. t.'. and Ingram, of (lonzawa were IcadlnK' seo re i-H with einiit points each. Ity Itilly -:vims ho American heaf;uo vill have two plnylntf inanaKorn next Hoiiffcn, Stanley Hnrtin at Wasli- , Hay Kehalli at ChlcaKo. TluV player-mannirers will ner- tho Nallonal. Hoi) O'l-'ar- Jolnlfion'H noraoriul nHyHl- reii at vsi. Louis. Dave Manerofl 'cortl- ,u . oji and. "Miuiiy I'llllu Ut lliuli-l'i'iccd Allhci.-s New York will have the two MKhcst-prici'd athletes In captivity next season, 11a bo Ituth and KoKers Hornsby, l.tUewise they're 1 ho two bitftfost, drawing cards in their roNpeotivo leaKties. Hornsby is reported to have Melnnis slcned a two-yi ar contract calling iphla. j for J 4 o.ooo per annum. Ilo wani- DurlnK ho nitHt few years Oio ' $50,000 at Ht,.J,ouis to ulay should Innnedlulely. iuko a much ' pendultiin na Jfwi.tr? ivni Iho 1 mHiinpo, also a three-year needed rot. , . , f i player-leaileV to the bench pilot. com ran. ,.Nvlu Appolpl , 'limpltn tlio Wt that more than ( l:il,h received $."J.ntio last 'ThwriipOii, tho- dutlva 6f tho avente nuccL' wiih attained by ! yar. It was the finish of a two- president were .rutrusUd for tliu.' pluyrs who ako doubled as man-' M''11' contract. Ho h yet to sin, It Is a Vhik-Ii Job for me "fter IhivIiik bait one pi ins nest years in ll is sam ne ae- UiandH $ 1 ro.tuHt. n jH he At the Jolinnon hp ni ft last nlvht, thltiK, playing another. It's uuito : numds $ I. .0.000. That may be tho door wuh uDbW.rod by a, nurse : a task when youVcombino tho re- 'only 'bolony"'. However, it Is cer- who said, that-both Johnson and KimiiKibim l. nf IK.. iun l.i.m .tain he will receive a suusiantiai Mm.- Johnson . wfr too ill -to hoh i " ; im any-one. IT Ieury was at t) Johnson . rcsldouce for t ut-vurat lxitiris. -. ; . . . So fur as th,' title tfori. John son ron in In if president-ol tho IcaKuo ilruwliie Ills $40,000 u .year salary. Ills contract does not pkplrc until I'Jttfi nnd Ills lost puttllc uttoranco yestorduy-wns' that, be would flKbt to hold h ofrlco-, "until hell freexoH OVor." ' Mi88 Klopf emtein On Co-Ed dun Team o it r a ,'o.x ;;Xo'JiifsiMmrtA fCMsl.KUK. CoTiHlln " Juh. .24 I'rolda Klopfon"teltt af 4-u Grande, a member of tb co-rd fiflb team, will shoot In tho PCoOd match of the srason with Vot A'lrjflniu. Misn KlopfonHteln is nophontOrc In coinnuTce. " ' , '.'olographic iPttlohoe uch an tho 0110 with Went Vtrtfluia urn hold throtiKliout the year tihdrr official supervision. Tho coiupotintf toutna shoot fit th euiiif timo on ouch tcum'M home rungo, thou tr-iesruph the scores to the Other, I.ONCi, ,i:S I'lH HKIt IAV YlKT-NltOW t l.AMK Dontk'lan MWtyny( mu and lean ProoKlyn )ltcher, tdoomed In the sprliiK ond faded In tho summer last year., but Manager Wllbert Uiihltisnti In convinced that ho will makti a grt-at luoundnntan uftor all, lie. pinvfd u sonsatlon in ttie trulnltiK vamp, but could uut Kt an evon breuk In the regular seu son when b won 11 uud Inst 13, tukhiK part In 4i Rumes. McWeeny left bis trade nf plumber to tuke up baseball after Jeff I'teftVr bud tiuiKbt blm soma of tlie tricks at 'the tlreat Lakes Nuvui Stutlun. Comfortably 1 TIIAVM, II V MOKUt NTACB Im Grantlo for Josi'idi Htno A. M " " linlirr nnd holm) A. M, M " linker inily " " l'endleloii . II:IMIA. St. 8:111 I 4:00 P. M. I .-an i. M. 6:S0 I', M, M. - :I5 l, M Ooaaerttea at Pendleton fnr WrIIs, WuIIb, psseo and For f land; ut Portland all puiuts Houih and North. 1 4t f;randn l.'Mit P.'imio 7V9 All Mwlern t'lialr Car StAtroa. HOitSI HlPK SIlOltTAdf': i,(M)MS l. BASHBAI.I A ho rue I cms axo H fiauKbt with peril to America's uuiional pmo. A rinclnnut! HportliiB (roods man ufactuter auyit some substitute may have to be found for horsehlde In basob.ills and KlMes. Some C.&oo bersehldes are usd la baseballs mad In (Mmiuimtl euoh year and 12,000 more are consumed for the manufacture of Diltta and cloves. Hair from the inane and tails of a thousand borne a are used rach year for paddlny. lit IKl.rH WINS CKOWX ' N'EW YOUK H)f TUe AstcUteU Trms) h'rwlu ItvjJolph. of Cblca tro, Saturday nlxbt stripped Kulpb Cireeulraf f bl world'a, pocket billiard tltlo by cotulutf iroui be hlud to whip the title bolder -U0 to U4 Ui the fluaJ block of their champlooebip luatch faefc. llu dolpb Ibe third block KO to SMt'v Should Improve ; The atiKees sunpiy musi nave 1 i.n.i t-rt.. c..... i it., blni. more so now t nan over ne at least Hit per cent n ore efficient with Itoirers llornsby limd around first baso tht coming: son- up with Iho (Hunts. son than he has bootVfor the last j two years. I TjPO Lnmskl WklDS lor made a serious miAiake when J ho took over the ma nuWria I job. i l'ndiably it was Just bail a I VUIflI.KY l-'IKLM, Los Anffelos blunder on tho pari of llV owners ' (jty The Associated l'r.ss) The In selecting htm. ! frttwninir, slapping and mis.-flnir of Slslor doesn't iossess nutuaK'ri- TiKor Flowers. former iiihldte- :niiaufimi ui r ' a kt r i ni , . . ! White Hos, uiiL hitter foc'of :John-4 1 :thln,g8 in Greater New York : The invards are to go to five H0IV. . . .; j . j for Hign scnool pupils and live wuilU. 1 lie subjects eligible as "lieautiful things" cover a wide range from such tangible fi.-a'to tho nieotiuir that a nrticlflH as statues, iiaintinus. stained trlasa windows. liridireH Hbn'n luui'tb'' wuh;- mwit ..that lfia)iuIdrngs.'to a bciiutirul view from a given point. i Although at times it seems as if almost too many prizes arevbffered for too many purposes, this particular contest Anna 'hnva wni' llur n.iinl ril ivmiu in nnv nmnili n it v ' line helllB to Mr. l'-rullk J. NllVlll, ' li?e ' , , t ,, , , ,, , , , 1 01 .''iron, .leu u emueui - ui tu iiu.n, i .tiltrrnt ueoll nub i hmviuikl line wliul urn I lin micr mn t.T i r ill tlimn-u',. ,, '..',..' 1 ,,: ,,, .. ... ... 1 ieu"" " " fc,,-,,,,,, ,, , ,,, v ,,, v. , ,.., v btotio 1,-iiku,'. v -i i 1 1 it ii ii 1 1 ii b ii iaii emu is on' 'in their locality. If the inquiry stimulated interest in benu-1 ;tifiil things, keener observiiUon of surrouiulintrs, better "knowledge of the true treasures of the city, it would be vulu ijible.', If, the inquiry worked, in tho long run, against ugliness lln cities, a great deal of good would result. j;: WORTH $8 IF WORTH ANYTHING j Some of the state senators offered objections to the pro posal .that legislaloiB receive additional compensation in the form of "expense money" amounting to five dollars a day. AVe notice that not enough of them objected to keep the bill from passing but there were many who were sincere in their ;positi6n without doubt. Here is the important question, 'however is tho increase misonablo and worthy of com mendation ? "; The Observer thinks so. Maybe it's not needed for this particular legislature because its members will serve this session at the old $3 rale and do just about as well as they coUld possibly do at ?H a day. Hut the point is that the service they render, if it's worth anything at all, is worth the .'added allowance. Oregon doesn't want lo be niggardly about its servants even though the constitution (whose specifica tions' were written when meals were two-bits and hotel rooms a dollar) says that 3 a day will lie paid. We don't expect other slate officers lo serve (he commonwealth at any such ridiculous figure and it's foolish to expect it of legislators. On top of that is a present and future consideration. Without question there are men now in the legislature who cannot well afford to be serving Hie state for forty days, or One, at the rate of $:l a day. They are absent from their business activities and are forced to lie at a living expense far in excess of the old compensation. In the future, also, the greater pay for senators and representatives will have no small influence in seeming men to run for the legislature Who would otherwise consider the sacrifice too great. Those who do not need and do not want the increase can give it to charity, but it is nevertheless deserved. If we cannot af ford to pay them a total of a day we cannot well afford to have them in the service of the state at all. Tiger Flowers ui tenipi'i-tiiiient. He is rvtlritiK. milter I lit. ii iiKKres.slve. lle is prone .to worry. 1 iim pusillvV that, Sisler, ill tryillB lo take care ut the jnunaKerial iiunli'li. ftiiiil it iniposeilile to eoneelitrnl nlnvitiK. Inelilentally, .sisler iliiln I liive thiiimh LimisUI'M left eye. was nnite as kooiI a liall elnli iih a lot ,,1-actleally i-lus.-.l when Hie riiiul ol' tile experts illSl.steil. '. I koiik r;ilur, the le'KIO lighter j shuxveil 'Hie result ot heavier pun- ' llllsh Urn's ll (Vtltiohnek I UhllU'tlt. He was hlee'linr; freely I note that Joe Hush led the ,M, ,,, .,n, mouth. IHiikhI.Io National I.eaKUe In point of ef- n.u(.s nnV the Alu'i'ili-en serap 1'eellvenens last year, afler pass- ' 1M,. S,,V1. n),ma. uwnnh-d Klow IliK from Hie Aimrteali anil Join- , ,,,, .,iul ealleil tin- It It ll ami IliK the older orKunl.alloii. The , Hxth even. There were no knoek flKures show that ho held tlio op- , ,ins alUmui:h l.oinskl slumhleil weight boxing ehaitipion. lost hlnl Ills iil'Kllhlelil "I'h l.eo I.uiiiski. or Alienlt-eii, Wiishiiiirton. liere Sat urilay. I.omskt niiss'il almosl as iiianv blows as the ileaeon tk'i'r. on llls lmt lie seore.l with the r. lVr.e liy i ' haekiiiir iitniii.it two to Al- liosltlotl lo u haltlllK avi-riiKe ot .ill, not had for ll veteran sup posed to I'e through. No iloutit the success of Hush ill l'lWshurif was due to tlie do ceiHveliess of lilt, fork lulll. It Is ll I real; delivery, pi rfeeleil by Hush. Hull lakes a inure purIInu break than the liurd-to-lilt spll ball. When Hush eniiie to the 1'lilln ilelihla Atliletles he had one ot tile best last ttalls 1 have ever JiiilKcd. 11 soon won fm- him the eOKIloineil ot "Hllllet Joe." An arm In.iury later robbed hltn of tluil Kreat speed and resulted In Seeks Raise, . i to Ills knees in the third while de llverlnK a rlKht swIiik to How-era' jaw. Hoth started lo bleed In the fifth round, Flowers at the month ami l.oinskl at the nose. mi:i:k' w imii.o ii. m ro I'l.w i i;ivn:it Karl Hopplui:. F. H. Flklns. I,. F. ilraiidles and .1. Adams. Alnelifai! polo I'l.ivers. will have one ut the strumict u'ams on the ltlviera lllis season. I-iX ,,tber lilayers ar"' eNpeeted to join them. Three Innelt-ed ponies bebin;;iuu- to playi rs fro.ii obiht eountrles crow'! the barns at Mandelbu field. Tlifrt--se en lilayers represent im: Fuiiliiiid. I tie Fniled Slalev Frauee. HcIkIu'ii. AiiI'I;i. SvIi.i liand. .Mex ico and KK.vpt have sinned up lor the seasons play. Fniil.md heads the list wittl I 1 lioi-seioeii. Ask U. S. to Lift Income Tax Liens VASH1NTOTOJ. Jan. 24 (AP) Ailorn'ys for Churllo Chnplln to ilny iiHki'd tho ttovi'iTimcnt to lift It.i tncoMH' tax Hons on monoy hold In Hie Imnk hy tho movlo star. Tho lawyoiH oliori'd to rIvp hond for tin1 unpulil bulunce or the $1. KIH.OOO in Ileus lovlod aK"lnst Chnpltn and his film corporation to socuro puyinoiit of alloffod back taxos and ionaltloH. Thoy uppcarod hopoful or an um-t'omont with gov ernment, orl'ieluls shortly. They are Interested pari Icularily in obtain ing the release of money hold In tho banks in the oast by t'liuplln so that he ran defend the divorce suit brouprht by Mia Grey Chaplin. "If Chaplin can pet his money in the luniks," said Isaur Slepol of New York one of Chaplin's legal staff, "ho wants to ko back to Cal ifornia and Hunt for his chihlron. He also wants to continue his work. Hut you ran be sure ho Is going to fiht to the limit for the two child ren." SIorjiI said Chaplin know noth tiiK about li iK business affairs, hav ing left thorn in the hands of audi tors and nmmiKers. Me Is wllllns:, aecordiiifi: to Siogal to permit the government to conltnue its Hens against the corporalions funds ami his own money In California, HALT I.AKK CITY. I':..' 21 ( AIM. Whether rr; in the national f'uv.vta at"! ( domain shall be fiN'd tip.! t iat and economic h: si ; . the commercial valui' of t! t to ut or -k are t he dlverir"'tit I from which each aide wil! ; at t he conference op. niii; today. ! The Ktockmon claim Ih people of the naiiin an- bi by their rangllUK th b cat)! tho public ' lands and tli bi-neflt from t he lowe erulng from fixing t he this basis. Hoth the and Casement n-ports , prominent ly the niiiim jof the argument and the .t i-osi- 1 I Increases, the slocknien claim, ar baaed upon the cunue-rci:-! ti-t'i' ; than the social and ceuiujiiiii' v. sl ue of the landii. I Tells of 1 1. ('. Halts 1 In present ing tiu i v, nnhi' . Herbert C. HryHon. of Waiiti Y. il ia. Wash., -pointed oul t he fa ft that in Hiillsh Columbia the gra'. ing fees for sheep on fm. i ti serves Ih one and tlii'i i -qu-'n t r cents per monlh ami Hie fee's for , cattle are comparatively low com -(pared with Hie rfites m'av i'iiu;;' 1 I in this country, "And li.r pt r c ;,t of these fees are n-ttniird lo tV.' local (minorities for h t lo tlie In litis," Itrjison fail, Kites are bused elitin-ly M of ad min 1st rat ion. which sole cost when figurini: from I uocial and economic puint view." . . Twelve livestock men.wi.rv n led to present their claims : meeting of "5o catf' and men yestenlay. Tlue ln.':i. (.iregon. K. A. l'hilip. l'oril; Traung, nppotntc.li ! .i! i:; eie in I-' Lionel" itl AOl'I HOI'il r.ilii'r.r:ria. is a ftirmer amateur I . j f I i 1 'if lO'to and :lo years ago ,I;;jm-d the Hhtwelgbt chainiiloii vhii i f ihe'lM'-H'io e.ia.st. lie lived iii I'i.iil.nnl. ore., then, hut hiu I ft a in business in Sail l-'raneiHco ff.r '.'-'i yell's. He was a friend of iho nrii-.nal Jack Hempsey, when '"I !h Xi'iip.ireil" was in his prime, -.ml has .tls't boxed wil h Young .m.i.'IkU, ehainpiini, and Kddie' ((.liny. t'aiit'MiiH as a referee. I Colds"' i Ended overnight T'm io'.s a way to end :olla ho and efficient that wo paid f i , im ii, i. no for it. That way Is HH.I.'S. It s'ops colds In '24 hour:!, i 'hi el.s fi -.fi-. opt ns tho bowels. ; i . n tones Hie entire system. lii:;,s . inploy it i cause m i ; y.iirU piouipt. complete results. try il now. ' utZU?& Cascin-BromiJe-QuInlna )ti hu.v viu f t HILL'S, in th rwd b0 ' : it-iLb iortriti(. At all drugtfU 30c Adv; m in: 4 s. (;f rnit'iv i The plan was oal Mac! lo livestock men some tit:i" ;':ro Secretary Jardln', at w hef :n gestlfin H'.e coilfiTClVe was e: U He proposed that tlie' gu1. , riiiii officials meet the llVfloek i. prior to Hie amiiM'.l oonvenUnn tho National Lixesloi which ne-cts tomia i-i erniiu'lit's side of Hi lug controversy w f I! Informally by Jar. iim this morning from Ida. The government argue in support of k ajsi.e: w. The be , Wllfl i: Maiui No more smashed or broken fingers wringing clothes! WHIRL -DRY . Washer Washes and wrings tlie clothes in the same tub. H&S Electric r. i,. Ki.iiiiiM-.il Sommer Hotel 'Bldg. Phone 393-W Bees Bring Wealth ! From Soggy Swamp WAYI'llOSS. On., Jan. 24 (AP) Thoiiuh never fully explored liy man. OkefenoKee sniinip. known to Iho Iinlliins as the lun.l of Iremb MilK earth. Ilaa leen eneonipasseil hy an Inilimliy or 41111.0110,0110 tiny workers. The hint link of n 200 mile elialn of hoehives has Just been eoniplet eil within the lino si)iiare miles of spoony hinil. loealeil In southern (leoiKiii anil norlhern Klorliln. AlioiinilltiK In thousnnils of flowers, Kail lierrles, tuiielo am lilaek kiiiiis ami red buys, the swamp now sup plies a hirlte part of tlie honey in eastern it ml southern markets. Iteshles the trenelierous earth, the beekeepers have other oh sineles. Hears have lenrneii to pro teet tllemselves from the bees while satisfying- their appetite for honey. After smearing their bodies with roMn fresh rroin pine trees, the lienrs wallow In mud. plvlnir t hetiiselvi -t i n armor the bees ean not p - '- '. '. -thrift is the eye , , that sees tomorrow THRIFT rs A KIND OF WATCH FUL "WATrHKIi- . . BETWEEN YOU AM") FAsLURC IT HR1XGS OUT . . THE BEST IN YOU . . . AM) ALWAYS GIVES YOU "A rfGHTiXG CHANCE" make voiu;? "thrill way" with an account at ihli home bank La Grande National Ban -v-here thrift meets co-operation Aln T V Y. AM) .HH NKYV YOUK "1 'out eoine to New York tn look tor a jnli imlefw you have m leust flt"i", mlvis-il Hie nnliuiial inuiiell of the Y. M. i. A. Ami ml' si'-kers also nilftlit note Hie em!u!ion! of ll"1 nation- ; al Imluslrlal eonferfiiee loartl ns j lo emiU'aralive pay ol" white eollar worKel!. if iki leiinu in surwy f IS rittes that et'fire help aver ages J a week les faetery work- rrankie Kriach, traded to St. Louis for RoRers Hornsby, refuses to stRii uulett Riven a sabatnmial laoreasa In Mlary He ts satd to hKve re celrM S15.000 from the Ne- York OiaiKa last sense" iiiivi.s Mi'i: N K NN' Y t 1 i K cardinal H ".yes liojuH lhat ftuMie oiinton will eor reet condition. .peakiuK at a mectlue o 'athnlie women ho faid : "Art awful rampniKn ts ro inir uu uk a i nst i he chastity of younsr women todny. It ndre.wes ttwtf iiiroutfh literature, novi-ls, danee f!tors ami ri en a! ion cen-tei." ' s . $ m .;. ' Wool Jersey Suits, Age 2 to 7, Beit Grade Quality on : Sale at 39 Off vrniTAT'C rmnv onnn , ' il