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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1927)
Saturday, January VM- Pace Pour LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER tv .'' InootiorMd) An Independent r.wriaper FRANK B. APPLEBT- ..Edltor and publloh.r HARVEY F, MATTHEWS. ..Business Manager Published evenings, except Bund-r. at Hit Adams Avenue. La Grands, Oregon. The Observ.r-Htar published every Friday. Entered at llio Postofflce at J a Oraiida, Oregon, aa Second Clasa Mull Matter under act of March 3, 1879. OFFICIAL PAPER On- UNION COIWTT AND TH CITY Of l.K OBAWPS WHMURIl ASHOCIATED PHEW The Associated Press la exolualvely entltliyl to us for pub. Ileatlon of ail news dispatches credited to It or not otherwlM credited, If published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also tbe locul news hor. In also are resurved. SUHHOH1PTION KATKB lly Carrier Dally, per month In advance........... , Uaily. per sis monllis In advance...,....w... Daily, alnxlu copy. .14.60 lly Mall Pally, per month In advance,...-.... Dally, pur six months in advance. Daily, per year In advance............ Weekly Observor-Htar, per year.. mr..t ,60 ..$3.6Q .. ...6.00 ADVEUTIHINO JtATBg Display, foreign, pir column Inch........... ..HW.HmH.HNWHW.4Xo Display , local, per column Incjb .........,.a......Ht.. v.M.r.f..40 Time contract rutei on application. TIP! STIio.VC "(if yo ulrontr I liiffine. nnd li-l nut yitr IuiihIk Ik w;iit; fur ymir umk h;ill ho ri-vvnnled." ? t'hnm. J 5: 7. H'lICUE WHIPS PAUL IN FOURTH ! Astoria Assassin Beaten by Furious Assault of Fighting Irishman NKW YORK, Jan. 29 (AP) ' Mtho Mf'Tiffiin )iun.imr .l with riiivcn(ril flHt on the por lum Unit hail lo T'X ItlcknriJ'a lirovy w'cltfht el I inf nation tonrnn innnt. t Tn a tlirlllliiff four-muml vic tory, li h colorful uh if) -i flnniliiK ml trnnkH he want, tho former klnf or tho Huh! linavywolKiit hriK"l! taut ntirht hplii'tt into MuhmiKKlon Paul Ih'i'h'iihuch, thn irian v. ho nncc Mrfj'Pi'iJ hint of the lltlc. Mc 'i'lKUp wim n-lJli.J M-Mh a UirhnU al knockout wIm-ii tho n'fVr: wuv fil hlrn auuy front Urn bleeding anil hclplpHH "iiHtorla utaun" af ter Iwo inlnutfe unl 34 wcoiuls of ! flKlMintr In Win & union. Washington, Oregon Fives Meet Tonight UNIVERSITY Oh1 OREGON, 10 u Ktne, Ore, Jan. 23 (HpfitMal) Tho crucial Rutne of the year for the Oregon hHHkiMhuU team will ho played axulnat the l'nivmlty of WaHhliiKton ftilntit at HeatUo to n i tfli t. At'ttr winning" 13 eonnoou- ; llvo gun. eg drtVutliiff Idaho, Wtl j la incite uulvpiHity, Uonzitgu, and ; ninu rpprpwnlatlvo California ! leu ni -Ort'Kon dropped its first contest of the nxuinon to Id alio In a n tijrn encounter Tuesday ntKht. Although thn , WuuhlnKton-Oro-I Kou affair haa been lit1 raided, since Idaho HUffcr'd ita first defeaf, as 1 hit oiilslandiiiK fjanio on tho j schedule, tho OrcKon loss this , week hurl nuidn it douhly import ant. Tho WehToots aro ittrtvntf? to iluplleato Ihelr victory at Just y'ar in ttie northern section, 'and have stlil, a Kood chance to equeezo Into the championship. A loss to Wuslihifflon, however, would prac tically ellminute the Oregon five, , Pendleton Five Trims Mac-Hi on Court "54 to 24 ... The powerful Pendleton h.Kh school huskethull team continued its st r luff of Kustern Oregon vie. tories last nlfrht when it defeated the ,McI,oiitfhln five from .Milton Kreewater 54 to 24. The Bucks, who come to Ta Grande next Friday, have lost hut one Kaiue this season, that to Walla , Walla. The first half ended 2 lo 1,1 In favor .of Pendleton but In the third quarter the .McLoiikIiIIii quintet j stiffened and hroUKht the score to l'cndlclon 27, Mel.oiiKlilIn 21 bo- fiire the Huck were able to speed a I) ed. From then on there was no doubt about the outcome of thu contest. I I Jimmy Hoscnbaum, of Iji Grande, officiated. ' PEACHES THINKS: HUBBY NOT SANE : Why ull this fuss about evolution? if tie doesn't want to. Nobody haa to evolve ;'' " "Why do we go on erecting higher and higher buildings?" asks an architect. Maybe because we like to look down on other people, r . California Collego men say they prefer "old-fashioned girls." All they have to do is to wait long enough, and then the present flappers will be old-fashioned. AlcilKiic l,end I 'J lit, ThrowiiiK caulinn (o the four comers of Madlmm Hquan Gar den A'cTIkuc herntoforn. a cautious flKhtcr, althouKh a superlative boxer, ripped Into Hcrlenhach from t)ie tap of the opening KOiik. honif overhand rlfdils and tearing; upper cuts smiisheil a ku I nst nerlenbacli's rhln as the Kfi-year-old veteran, craft lly blocked every attempt of his opponent lo score with his ter rific left hook. ItcrliTnhach, 2(1 years old, one of the most feared fiKhters in any division, plainly showed the effects of his six-months Inv riff from Din j rliiR us AI.cTltfue smothered him at close rnnffe and whipped tluit slash in (f rltfht hand to Die head at every opening'. Hcrlenhach, wtlt Iiik steadily under that fire, could neither time his punches nor sum mon back tho footwork he showed as champion, ' Sl'.W WIKC'KI'.H hUVHKUH j koi gmt nv hiij-vkhim: ( iu-cker champion of Michigan find imst tilllst of Ohio, Mike Lleh er of DctroiL is luokiiiR . for. new wurlds to conquer. He will meet 'John T. 1 trad lord of Brooklyn on I lie home grounds of the Intter February ft with I he stake a place on the All-Americun checker team. If l.leber wins, lie will become one nf H dozen Americans who will eomjM'te with Great Itritain for the ( j world team championship in New York in arch. good Goi.r iTAvrn ry iik;ii sciiooi, playi:r II I ADS TKNXIS JAtfVfi f. KCIKNTIFIC-TRAFFIC METHODS . ;, "Traffic control.1 says the president of a big motor car manufacturing concern, "is an engineering problem. It is significant of the progress that is. undeniably being made in traffic control that the greatest successes have resulted from the application of sound engineering methods to a specific problem that has first been scientifically studied from every angle of approach. , a "Los Angeles once stood at the head of the list in its nuiuuer in uiuuu uixiuiiius, uuu cunguBnun mm icuiicu un Ior 'u,lullg experience tites f,om intolerable stage.- A traffic survey was made and a codeirive years aK, ami she attributes i j 4i ,i 4,i uA i 'much of her After cimilnK within 4MnoFfiao pilles of the earth Mars is reeed (iiK a Kal ii. I tut the state depart, liient hud better look out you never can tell! Four one-armed KOlfers, playlns a four-aril four-ball match, havu a unique record in the Transvaal. The match was between members of the Kub-'lgel and Gcbuld Gold .Mines iff If clubs, each contestant having lost an arm in the world war or In mining accidents. IS. Mitchell and A. W. P. Characters were the winners, defeating K, I, t'owles and J. Kirhy, four and three. Mitchell was the individual star, playing the left arm across his body in perfect style to obtain good lee shots and particularly ac curate approaches. Ills side had liar figures at several holes. Roneburg Tossers Lose to Med ford HOHKIH'ltO. Jim. 29 (A.P) ItoHi'liuro; wna defcnti'd 40 to 16 In a ffiunn of huskittluill here laHt nlKlit Willi Modford high whool. The Klinto wiih entirely one-ehlcd the vlHitors oulcliiHidiiir the local teiini In ull hrant'hra of the game. YoiniK'nl nvor rnnked as tcndlner woman player of the .MI.HHourl Val h'y TentllH UHHochitlon 1h J 7-year-old lluth llulley of VWImtcr Oroves. Mo., a St. I.ouls suhurh. based on tho survey adopted. The new code resulted in an forced .Mrs.. Charlotte Hosmor t'hiipin, ninth ninliltifr player in liiiTi, to three hcIh tn ellmlnute her in tho .Mliwniiri VulU-y toiirnument. aucrcRH to having; ltllived with llHu and bovs who increase of 50 nev cunt in the flow of traffic, and over ti pe- could defeat her. At 14 she won ,.IJ P o,.a n.,f ,:! HP. rui e.,nf fneo nf ,1 mK" cnlun i v...v .... " nionshlii. and lut year k.ni 35 ner cent ain in nk)ivlnkyit'iristnitions. MJMissouri urAnmiWrfiiimpion 'an What that city has done other cities can do. A few other cities lire attacking their local problems along 3tm(lni' lines. A survey in Chicago has brought out that ji saving of $27, 000,000 could be effected by n 10 per cent reduction in traf fic congestion alone, : Most city streets have been constructed to the transporta tion styles and needs of former generations. That is why the marvelous development of motor transportation has found cities unprepared and traffic inadequately cared for. Now that public officials and automobile men are looking at the situation as one requiring the application of engineering methods, tho outlook becomes hopeful. INFANTS' WEARABLES AND NOVELTIES You will find good selections here . ;. ... . at-popiilar prices.' - NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Battle of Alienists Looms When Court Takes Up , at White Plains NKW TOHK, Jan. S9 (AP) A hattle of alienists wan Indicated to. day ns a potwihlllty for the separa tion suit of Kdward V. Rrowninff, wealthy , realtor UKitlnat his 111. year. old' wife. Peaches, -when the li-lul Is resumed tn "White Vlnjns Monuey. Airs. HrownlnK's attorneys. It is rn,lHUfn,l nliintn fn 1 1 tn Mia wit. nu alt.,t .. ,.avl,it.iut u-lin him been ohservlnir, Browninir since the opening of the trial. This witness would li'Slity. It was said, that lirewnlna's alleaed cruelty was due to deficient mentality. Counsel for the liunlmnd an nounced they would comhut thiB move by havlliK several psychiat rists testify that TlrownlnK is per fectly sane. Hrownhuf to Answer John Muck, chief of Ilrownlne's IckiiI stuff, at rouuhkeepsle, des erlhed . what would eonstltuto nrownlnK's answer to his wife's churKvs. . "We will place lihout !0 wlt negtfos on the stand" he sutd. These wltnesas, anil the motion to place in evidence tlie mush let ters of I'euches will constitute our rebuttal.'1 , Supreme court Justice Seeger at the reopening of the trial will bo called upon to rule on tho ndmia slon us evidence of Airs. Jtrown Ing'B diary, in which she mention-' ed. iih she admitted on the atund. BITuirs with boy friends before her marriage. Mack has prepared a brief asking; for. Its admission. The letters; writ ton 'to Browning, wero offered but not read bofore tho re cess in the trial.:. Herman Kramer on U.of O. Grid Squad VNIVKItSITY OK" OREGON, Kugcnc. Jan. 211 (Special) Her man Krnmmor, of l.a Orande, super-varsity player, Is among the 35 men wiio turned out nt the first call for spring foolbnll prnetlco This meeting Includes, most of tho letternien and several of the most promising men from tho IS 28 freshmnn team. Coach J. J. McEiran nnd his two assistants. Coach Clcno Vidal and Doll Mailt divided the mon into three wiunds nnd put them through light formation practice. A lurgo purt of the time was spent ex plaining fnrmntlons that nre to bo used If the legislation ngnlnst tho N.K.West&Co.,Iic: La Grande's Leading Store for Over 25 Years Quality Merchandise backrii ld Bhlft goes through. Ac. cording to the new system the guards will bear the brunt of the Interference running, 'coming' out on practically every play. ; up something at I'ulm lleueh.'tel phoned It to New York nntl in" snn.ls heard l.ucrezla Hort sing over a big radio hook up. I1UKAKS MDCOItl) NKW YOltK All records for (Illicit dissemination of music have been broken. Irving Merlin thought 1 W.WtKAYV School teachers" nlrn asking that the radio lie barrel from the homes o' their pupils, be cause hdsons prepared during , broadcasting hours are unsall!itc. - i . t 4. tory. 11 FIGARO UGAR CURING SMOKED SALT : . . It sugar-cures and smokes the finest meat that you ever ate. ... A new and improved product, a smoked salt blended with a sugar cure. Cures, Flavors and Smokes meat. in one operation. Salt and Smoke your meat at the same time. SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO. Phone Main 17 . .1.1 ...Hi .17 v.li !! ic'l nv mm m ur t Br-t fm i rx iai jm mm v miuowmm J (nm&vtditjil ft a 4, i w,"""""r THAVEIj Vt MOTOIt CTACJH ' leave I (iranile for .Tiwepli 0:00 A. M. 4:00 P.M. ! " " linker ami Itnlse - W:S!AA. M. - l:ilnl. M. " ' linker only - A: SO V, M. " rcuilleton . 1 :0Q A. M. - S:30 p. M. . Briar. M. Connection at Pendleton for Walla Wnlla, Pnsco and Port land: at Portland all points South and North. I,a firniiilo Depot I'lione 7tlt All Modem Chair t'nr Slacra. THE HOT LAKE SANATORIUM Where physicians arc always in the house constantly observing each patient and ready to at tend his needs as soon as they arise. PHILCO SOCKET POWER Does away with un certainty of all bat teries; operates your set from the electric light socket. II &S Electric li. KohiiWHi Sommer Hotel Bldg. Thone 393-W ROW DONT DRIFT j GET SOMEWHERE I The "Price of Rowing" Ts Success ' The "Price of Drifting" Is Failure 7 " 1 -which side of the lines 1 arc you? " -building- a bank account at this home bank f La Grande National Bank : is "rowing and going" up the "stream o' success hi 5, ' , Oxqu is t te KELLOGG FJiawUa 'AtfiroJudion. Ladio fT EALISTIC reproduction--free from Interference and dig J tortion, unmarred by whistles, clicks and hissing that! -what you and every other purchaser of a radio are after. You get it in a Kellogg because tha Kellogg Company has the engineering experience the knowledge of voice transmission to build it into Kellogg sets The Inductive System of tuning used in these receivers Is ex clusive with Kellogg. It gives even sensitivity at all wave lengths and permits control of four circuits with one knoK Thorough shielding around and between the coils prevents distortion and undesirable pick-up of nearby stations. Dr. AV. T. PHY Owner and Director. Hot Lake, Oregon Ik fv'r - -Tl5 lltl WRESTLING , Under the auspices of La Grande Post No. 43, American Legion STANLEY TOM Buresh I)oui.e, Neb., 173 lbs. VS. Alley Portland, Ore., 173 lbs. MmM V th 6 tub lwi4 ui coluaau bimsAm. KrlUtttrctiirnnt iLtnieJ unit afpltctm forlrttm (turn at KaJm i rurK j LaKtitlWt tu, 1K. (R- F. L.) Tli flawing performance o. thi mperior receiver fcill iman you. Ccrmitietiily lon ranee thai you can bc ol and provt to ywir Inenda. Selectivity that not only vepAratea nearbv tuttons cleanly and clearly, but enahlea vu lo go on through and get programs front those lar away. Powerful reproduoioa ikX M IhI.ImI iM rMl.Hiic while ii cama lo every room in your hcrn. HEACOCK RADIO SERVICE RADIO PIONEERS . , Next Door to Star Theater, La Grande. Rex Hall, Monday, Jan. 31 8:30 P. M. i ; y . TWO GOOD PRELIMINARIES Both of these wrestlers have met Thye and Karasick in Portland this season Seats on Sale at the Cigar Stores; Ringside S1.G3; Gen. Adm. $1.10 LA GRANDE, OREGON
