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Wednesday, January 2C, 11)27. I 2 Page Two ItJ-,-.f;.rv.;;j1e!;New:'i-"":'4i;'i':-",:f:! GOSSARD CORSETS Exclusive in Style and Beauty Dependable Values Hill's SPORT VAHMLS DEFEAT , iruvi uu- University of Oregon's HnreR for Chamnion t ship Severely Jolted fiWOW.'OW. IJa . Jan. 25 AP) Ity?. IJji!v(;i-8lly of Oregon's hopr-s flfr itnotlHir cm(Vr.'i.' Wak-tti)ill rli'Miipionship rw-nived a hard Jolt lflft nir-iit when the I'nlversity of J&jho V in Jali nonwj out a 36 to m5 victory in (mm that rwjulr"! an overt 1 mo period. . $ ' ; txixt caitajv KCGENK. Ore. Jun. 26 (AT) TTcryl Burton Hodpc-n. 1'JS-pound loft punrd from Athena, and two ypr varsity k-Ut-rman, was ltutt niVht elected captain of the 1'j27 I'aiversity of Oregon football U-am., Jft'tfi Forfeits $500 ilionds in California IHKOO. ful. Jun. 2fi (AP) ' -ilahr Huth is to be arreted If hp returns to California and in ad- ( Uftlon ho'n out $,00, His ball has bfu-ri forfciti'd becuusf) of his fail- : utf; to nppiar to uimwct churls of ; vlolotln? ihn law by pcrmittinK rnildrmi to ruooivo autojtruph'-i ba)ls from him on th sluge with out a prmlt. OOI It K OPTItAIMNf; UY " riJKTKKK (HAMJ'ION Tiarry IMc-herman, a 1'ursons, Kan., rfiilroad dt tectivf , ho- on a fcpt-clal dit for checker lourna-me-nts and follows chckr devel op mt-ntH in thrtte luriKuiigi, Knfi lirh, Itussian, and Ur.rman. J'ho only western member of the 12 (mm , American teutn to meet a IlrltiKh team or the Inlernutlonal tUli" in New York. February '1 lOBtdila fient Kanio but now meets a'iir.un opponents blindfolded, Mo fq checker champion of tlio Mis toitrl vulley Htates. Kantian, Mis sour), Nebraska.' Oklubsma, North utid Hoiith Dakota and Iowa. DIJ'OItT TO WZK IT ATHMOl'lt! STHKNOTH 'An effoft to shte up the ath letic strength of the United States for nctl year's Olympic games Is planned by the (lertnan ' Olympic committee which how requested the federal government for an addl tlcnal appropriation of $60,000 to mako the trip. The commissalon wi) connlHt ' of four members, headed by Dr. Otto Lewald, chair man of the Olympic committee whose program of popularizing nthletes Is supported by the Itelch 10 the extent of nearly 1,000,000 mark a year. Other members of the Oommiimion will be a physician jt'tralnej mid the secretary. Or. OJen.' It will be the first visit of Ourmnn athletic authorities to tho Knlted Htates sinco the war. They will probably null in M a y . No More Gas iln Stomach J;(and Bowels "tf Fyou wlh to b parmnntlr re t n In Haroarh and bowels, taka " lJfilntann' Cat Tablet, which nr spared especially for ttomach k and all tho bad allecta reaulUng from K" prcsaum. THtt empty, k'nawlng ferltmr at the pit of the atomirh MtlT diaappear; thnt nnxiouft, nervoua feeltni with heart pal nildtlun will vnniah, and you will Attain be tttl to tnke a derp breath without difciriiluit. Artist drowav, ileepy freling altrr nner ulll ln reilncr(l by a dealra (or WlMtninmcnt. Uloatlnu will inn. Your limba, urm and hngera will no lbttT ficl cold and "go to sleep" be cau'a Itaalmann'a Caa Tablet pivr-nt roin inIrirlnK with the circulu. ttoo. Ct)t Uie ttartulne. In the yellow park gr; t any good drug atoia. I'rlc i. AImcVh on hand at Olass Drugs. Adv. General Electric 'Vacuum Sweepers ,1 ' Are Good, f j? Let us AV demonstrate in k 'i your home. II & S Electric 1". U KobliiNiiu 'Summer Hotel Bldg. Phone 393-W Dependable Quality NEWS IGrammarTeams To Play Friday At High g, What promises to b onn of the liardf-Kt and fastest battles hi tb Interffradit school baxketbail aerloa hem will be; played Friday evening tn in., high srhool gym at T:JO c'Hock when the Ontrat and Hlv eria quintets meet. To duti Uiveria has not Ixv-n defeated whil (Vntrul has suffer ed but one. Bince the lltl this y;ar fs being; determined, on the perni ntagA basis this fame will ho a decisive one as KlVfrta has al ready beaten both Greenwood and Central. U Hive rift. taJce this Kume hn will bid fair to retain j h?r championship title. - , lioth Coach Brown, of Central, and Coach omert, of Hlverlo, re- port ineir sviuaus nave 11 taue sreax ImprovernAnt since the last traine w hich ended In the score of T to 2. "I can safely say that spectators will aeo ao excellent brand of baa ketbull Friday," said Hrown. A Klrl's game between the Cen tra) grades and a hiyh school clans team maty be arranged as a pre ' limtnary. A ten-cent admission fee will be charged. The" tentative Hiverla lineup fol- j lows: Kofis and Keese, Korwards; ' McMurran, center; Van I-euven, 1 Anderson, guards. Central plans on starting Kvaos and Oekeler, forwards; Choate, center; Hart man, Arrivey or L.yle guards. Union Quintets Drop Two Games Over Week End VNIOX. Jan. 25 (Special) Kat urday proved to be a rather dls ustroUH date for ITnion high school when It encountered the llaker first and second lAsketball teams on the local gym floor. Itetween the first strings. Baker won the first Quarter 3 to 2 and Union ending the hulf with C to Maker's 4. In . the third quarter Baker shot ahead by towOnjc'ln (lv field bask eta to l uloit's I and in the last quarter the vi so tors made five more points while L'ulon failed to score In this quarter of the game. Final score Baker 19, Union 7. During the first half of the con test Knion played the five man defense and Buker had difficulty la piercing It, but later the play was more open and toward the center of the floor. George Duff, Baker j center, was the outstanding player of the game, while Parent 'did most of lrnlon' scoring. Tim IMtipH The lineup for Cnlon at the be ginning or play was Brown and Parents, forwards; May, center and Croutcr and (.'ox guards; but Ie l,ap and Wilkinson replaced May and Crouler In the second half. Buker begun the game with I .an- i dreth and Ulnes. forwards; Oeorge Jmff, center; and T. Iniff and Kddy an guards, but they also used three or lour subs before tho game end ed. Geertsen, of Ia Grande, rofeered Die games. SiM-oocb Jjnun When the second- strings took the floor it looked for a few min utes as If I'nlon was going to havu on easy tlmo winning as the first quarter ended without Baker being able to wore, but in the second quarter the. Bulldogs landed three field shots to T'nton's one. No bankets wero mado In the third quarter but In the last round Baker made two field goals and two fouls, giving the visitors a core of 12 to I'll ion's 3 wbua tho fiiml whistle blew. I'nlcm Is Improving as the season pUAses and with Intense practice hopi to end the schedule with a much stronger team. Return games are to bo played with the Ma and Pa Pass lien la VuuDg Strlbllnn. who hit broken uwty from the manaemeo of Ms. sud l tkrlbllnj nd fTOni now oa, will be bandied or Walt Miller, who piloted TlierTtowera to the mlddtewelttat tills, only (o have him lose l( lo Mickey Walker, ,". '""''' ' , . '. ' . kwSl .'.': ' 1 1 .-J' H III i.f ?! Ar I n I IfM r7r )" ' . f -m J This Is the I-ftnrler l-alace moving picture theater at Montreal where "7 children died In fire panic, names still raped and firemen continued their hunt for the victims' hodles at the time this picture was made fur XKA Servire and The (il. server. The fire started in the projection booth and the alarmed cry whh h was Immediately raid sent the uudience seurrylnK for exit. Those in the orchestra and on one side of the Imlcony reached the street unharmed. ut a jiim of ymmc h.alie.s i.n the ,.ither balcony stairway Mocked It five steps from safety and here mruKKilnic. suffocation and smoke caused the casualties. toAnui alrejtdy mot and also rames have been scheduled with Imbler. Joseph, Knt-rprls;. and Klifin. AKCHKKV HOLTS OI;P OS 43.1.1 rXAHII LINKS now and arrow have replaced ;olf clubs on Cleveland courses this winter. It has advantage for there are no halls to hunt and caddies are not needed. The play- rs start from the tee, shooting their arrows as fur as possible, and arriving at the geen they fire at the target, the one coming nearest the bull's y holing out. I'ar on the Mayfleid course Is 70. fieaton Warner holds tho coursr. record with 73.. I 'HrT PI.FASKS BASKItAIJ, I'It4H IIOMK fXll.K Donle Bush, new manager of the Pittsburg Pirates, Is one base ball man who has acquired honor In his own country. As manager, of the Indianapolis club of the American association, his home town. Bush found great favor with the, home olk. Ho started play ing baseball in IndianupoUs In 1915 when he was 16 years old. went to Jfetroit and then to Washington, whero he was manager for a year, lie breaks Into the National league as a manager of a club with plenty of talent on Its router. Rich in Romance the colorful journey east through the southland Sunny days. Languorous breezes. Great cities San Francisco, Los Angeles, El Paso, New Orleans. Side-trips over fan tastic Apache Trail of Arizona; and into ige-old Mexico. Festooned live-oaks be (ide Louisiana bayous. A wondrous journey, easily arranged. Stopover privileges en route. The luxuri ous travel accommodations of famous transcontinental trains. Ask for an itinerary to fit your plans, four trains daily from Portland south bound over the Shasta route. From Cali fornia the noted "Sunset Limited" to New Orleans. No finer trip east than this. Plan it now. Write to ' Southern Pacific 82j jj1 -il LA GRANDE EVENING WHERE PANIC STILLED CHILDISH GA YET Y YOUR INCOME TAX .No. 9 In computing the tax on earned net Income, consideration la given the taxpayer engaged in trade or business in which both capital and personal service are material In- fome-producing factors. The re-- Pnu art of I92 provides in such, caB"tf ,nal a rea.-wnable allow- nr a" compensation for personal rviceH- shall b. considered as earned income. Such allowance tn not to 20 p-r cent of the uixpayers nre or wie nei pronui ' nurn Ira,I or b"- J''or ex ample, a tux payer received in 1926 from a business in which both per sonal services and capital are ma terial Income-producing factors, a, net profit of $30.0oo. The 26 per cent credit Is computed on 20 per cent of $30.ooo. or $fl.oo(t. The amount payable Is the tnx on $30. iMtu. Ii-ss 'ih per cent of the tax on Iti.ooO, The earned income credit Is al lowed members of a partnership. such credit applying to the share tf ot wit? net income ,uejonging 10 each which consists of earned In come. Where, ns In the case of JOHN M. SCOTT. Ami. Pautngtr Traffic Manaf r - Portland, Oregon - OBSERVER v., an Individual taxpayer, capital and 'personal srvlcc are both material Income-producing factors, the 20 centlimitation applies. In such cases the salaries paid a part ner should he 'added to' the dis tributive shares to determine tho "reasonahlf allowance, for person al services." -'or example. th X" partnership, consisting of two members, mude in 1!2G a net in come of $40,000. Kach partner (r(.w futrinK ,no yeur n aiary of $7,t.0ft. These wtlaries shoubl be added to the net income, making a total of IM.noo. Hence $27,000 is the distributive share of each partner. Twenty per cent of $27.- 00(l ,K Jri 4 Karh ,,;irtnfTii there. forCi s anowc.(l nn earned net in- come of S&.4h, although his salary was $7,oii0. .'If a partnership business con sists principally In rendering per sonal services, the employment of capital not being material, but merely incidental, the earnings of such partnership uire. considered. -In primarily tt tiyr ttctivitiejr of XL MCWILLIAMS' Butter-Nut Bread The Most Economical Food You Buy Order Today From Your Grocer. "Rich As Butter'' "Sweet As A Nut" Made in La Grande By LA GRANDE BAKERY K. J. McWILLIAMS, Prop. ! ; !' t f ; , ' owners... In such cases tho 20 pr cent limitation does not apply. and the entiro not Income up to $20,000 may be treated as earned income when computing the 25 per nt credit. ritlNCK FINKD $:t Ni;V YORK Kinp Albert and Queen Marie were permitted to motor ns they pleaded In this town, but a "iirlnce of the rovnl house (lf OHials' hux no Hitch nrlvllece. one Albert De Calais, a promoter, S(J rieHcrlbed himself In court traffic court, not royal court for running pat a dgnal. The royal treasury was aHexMd $3. Cnolidge sent congress n note nn Nicaragua and took n two-hour noor.e while It was being read. Some of the congressmen did, too. I A West VlrglnlA conch has or dered his btiskeitutll learn to bob their hair. We hope this reform wave reaches the soda Jerkers. X I Lines Desire To . Equalize Kates VZ.Il miJl ' " . . . . . . rnilrnndS HOek- ln neral upward revlnlon of JroiKht rates in eievcu western stated desire only to eauallze ruteii to do uwny in i,iminilm ' biivh K. H. Boynfl. Chicago, chalrmnn of the western trunk line committee, The railroads representea n scores of leual rale emierts, uie presentlnlf evidence ,to rnreenui tlves of the inleistute. cornmerca commission whi-li is condnctlni! an investigation as provided hy the Iloch-Kmlth law to determine if present freiKht rales In the middle west are discriminatory lo aurlcul ture. f ' . ' The Omaha henrlnt! suirtcd Tuesday and will hist ahoal ten days duriim which only the rail road- nrKiiments will ue prcsi-mc... Luler the lommlMWon win Qke new EAiSY WASHER. on view Washes and dries at the same time. Not a drop of water to lift or carry THE new Easy Washer the most . J. amazing development ever made in " washing clothes, is here. The small tub dries a whole batch of clothes ten single sheets in three minutes. Meanwhile, tho large tub washes a second batch. Twenty sheets hardlcd at once your washing done in half the time-with half the work. No water to lift or carry; not a drop of water wasted. The Easy even empties itself when you are through washing. Let us do a week's washing free in your cwn home. No cost or obligation. Phone today. -' EAAY TERMS EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CG. Always at THE HOT LAKE SANATORIUM Where physicians are always in the house constantly observing each patient and ready to at tend his needs as soon as they arise. Dr. W. T. PHY Owner and Director. Hot Lake, Oregon The FIRE TEST Proves the Economy and Efficiency of Aberdeen Utah Coal FOR 'EVERY DOMESTIC HEATING PURPOSE .These are the facts which prove it: 1. Low in volatile matter. 2. Kindles quickly 3. Low in ash waste 1 4. Lasts long 5. Gives more heat per ton C Free from clinkers Phone Main 17 SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO, arumcnts HKulnst freiKht rate liifc. Ins. "' ' IJl)(iK TO KI'KAK , WASlHNflTOJ Mote nenpl,' than ever have fcesrd n president speak hefore wll) listen to Coidirtce' on Ken. it. 'mere will tie Ji u.' Hons In a radio hookup when he addresses conKi'ess at Its oliserv. alice of Ceol-Ke Washlnffton'a iiiliih lilrthday. In the InauKUiatlon chain there were 27 stations. Jllexlco Is offerlnK us an nllvt liranch, Ian U" malioKany Wfinl. v ' 1 - BABY'S COLDS - are soon "nipped in the feua w without "dosing" by use of- Vcus V Va ro Rue Ovtr X7 Million Jar Usmd Ymqrh Your Senrioe S I
