Thursday, February 3, 1927.
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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PRELIMINARY TO
GAME ARRANGED
Line and Backfield to Mix
on Maple Court Here
Friday Night
- As n pri'llmlmiry to the Pendle-.
t 'in -I, ii Grande basketball put in
hum Krlduy night, the traditional
game between the lino and bark
field of the football team will ho
A definite designation of the
Hind of a gam to be played is
difficult but it may safely be rail-1
ed a crofui between basketball and
not allQVlng- tuckling, slinging, op
permitting tho pluyers lo curry the t
ball more than five steps, all rules'
will he Ulwurdml. Only five, pluyors
will bo allowed on each team, h.uw-
ever.. A a, means of protection
hnini44'.1io3ld.r pads will .
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... 1 r.i. !.. v,.fr,...'
' i. i" ,..i ih.". f,...i;:wllh u mora of so lo 4, Iliiln
fh"rwood vi'ti-run of forliwr cn
Coiinturu will rt'Tfrcc,
'. Kiiliinliiv nlvht both tho bovn'
bml Klrls' huslci'tliull leunis will i
Vl Wuliowa. vTlm 'riK"ri'HM bavo t
ftiri'U'ly won. otm conti'Mt from tho'
Wnllowu Kirla but I Ih. TIk'th havo
tiluy.id no Ki.im.H wllh thu iinpi'ri
rounly (iiilntt. . ;
YOUR INCOME
TAX
nj , J ruched lh urH of IN'nry Kor I
V In mnklnif out thwl'i' Incomo lux;""' through lil rliit-f -iifinr, h
fMurnH for the year mil, taxpiiy-lhaH uskA t Mellon, of Kum
ft aro ndvlxed by lh burwtu of In- J ('y. hulldt-r, to fly It to
trnal revenue carefully to prenenl i I 't-trolt.
hkr olitlnm with renurd to dedu- - Tho "HoupbV' an It ho ben
tloim for Iuiuioh. To be ulliiwed ( dibb'd tit HlrbnrdM fb'ld hfn. in
mt'h rlalniM intuit ronfuriu rhmnly'a tiny btplum, powered with an
trt tho wording of tho tttatuto. i iifflnc from oni' of th motor rum
rfiHfH tire d(Mluotlb)o if Incurred lnunnfuHurMl by Htnry Kord In
In ft tuxpnyer'n trade uy bUHhieHH.I liiti. H has a white Mprad of tit
Inhiiy trunMuptlon imtiyd into for 1 fcutund Is 10 furt Iojik. It wimjm,
prTnt, thntiKh nuiuntiat'tod with j tinpl, 650 pound inure thun liuif
ibt taxpayer's trudo or buHlneati, or j of wlilnh 1' onKlue.
(f urlnhiK frum fhHn. Ntoruitt, Mlilp-1 Tlie little nlune bun a Hpeed of
V-reckM, or other fiimtalty, r by f approximately tin mllfH an hour
theft mid 'if not. eompenHated for
!iy ln-uinnre or otherwlve.
;Jtunlnew luweii- reMult, unually
from ttie imrehutte and sate of mer
r'tAindltter huch lofwe?i aro awer
fined tiy means of InventorleM,
wlicli at A reiptlred whenever in
tbO ophijnn of the eommiHhloner of
iernai revenue meir line in neee-
faury to determine tho income of
ftny taxpayer.
f The cost of capital awo-H, lew
nr.tUHtment for depreciation ami
ulvaiio value:. 'may be dedurted
fi'Om KroMH income If their useful-1
iveM Huildenly Ih termlnateil, unit
tlufy nr illHpused nr. Per example. '
fj: iiuuuifiM'tin v may ho cmnpeiled
i'ome Inadequate or olixolete. lie'
niay deduct the Iokm hUHtalned, Ifj
ittj has Hold, abandoned, or oilitr-
permunently parted with the
Jigi'hlnery. Such om must he
htu'Ked off the bookx of the tax
payer und fully explained in titn In-
(iy v -m"
$Mne tax return.
Jf a taxpayer dem
lir used in Mm tin
molltdiefl a butld-
;ide or hiiHlnes
I rephtcei. it he may deduct the
h miMtuhied, Hut If he buys oh
l to of u ;ii;w building. land
uiy.n which Ih located an old tiulld
Ink, demolition of the old hulliliiiK
eoioihleteil u Iodm, and tben
jti Ih iiiiV deductible. The value
iiVieiil twiaie, excliiHlve of the old
Inproveimmtn, is pvoHUined to be
fecial to the purchase price of the
ijnd and huildiimit plus Die cost of
iiliuovlhj; the uselesH buildiiiK.
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C. ' .n;ss swr.i-rrsrii .maki-s
-f amikvim.i; M'i:i: hi:n
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.lewi Sweete r, Itlltlah amateur ,
fnif chamitton, riM'imnrutlnir at
MAhevllle, N. i from u wvere ill
In living called on fmnuent
to make speocheii. Tlio great
poller Is in d' lnund at dinners and
TllnclteoiiH and i.i uh popular as an
? rat or as In- in on th golf course,
tt)()t0UKli he declared 1)1 olio tunch
ron. "Itn harder to nmUe u speech
fian to win a golf championship.
wet;r has developed Into a mi- chairs, tahles nnd bench. Also
or league baseliall fan daring his ekctiic dryers. Most dog nre shy
Way In the Noith Cumlinu moun- t first becmue of the whining,
tutna und tin d gallantly although ( whistling sounds which arouse
linsucccjisfully to root the Ashi their fighting instinct nnd makes
vilie club Into a South Atlantic them forgot, that being members
njuoeii.thm championship IhhL sea-j of the aristocracy, they nr up
Wn. Th liritiHh title holder huw ' p..sed to be perfect ladies and gen-
to rnr recovereu iront inn tuness
Of lnm yeur thut he in expected
lo ho a prominent routi-nder in
the 1!U'T imtlonnl golf tourna
mentH. , .
HOOKS TO AI'I'K.Mt IX
Whi'll Hlcliiinl vYuiikH, Ni'v York
Icnur. inn ken his iluliut In Itcrlln
'Ivic i.pnm next Hcpt. 15, ht will
iiiiiicur a 'Lnhpncrln.' ll ws
tnKiurcil by Tllreclnr (iemiliil llrnii"
Wulti.r In Ktar In a nttnbfr of
WliKiierlun roll's. 111m Knrnpean
rrmoert debut wan made about twn
)'nrn ago. when ha tiahK In London.
A'lnnim, Attinich, llnrlln, Krakow
And Oopenhaiien.
' Havpnly-ona yearn at an wan tho
Irocord of Alfred Houxel, dean of
Krnnch seamen who died at th age
pi 8.1 3'ear.
THYE IS GIVEN
MATCH; HEINIE
SWINGS ON HIM
J'OltTf.AN'l), Ore., Ken. 3 (AD
Ted Thye, Portlund light heavy
weight, won on a foul from IMnlo
Kugel, Iowa wrestler, hero laJd
night. Thye pinned Kngel for the
DrHt full In 31 minutes, 30 second
und after u brink scuffle In th
second period, th I'orttunder toss
ed Kngel out of l hi- ring on his
heud. Kngel reentered tho ring and
Kith two h umU y hw 1 ng s k n or k ed
Thye down. The referee then guve
the in (itch to Thye. j
Hob Kruw und Louis Prgan-:
das wrestled a fust 3u-mlnutu draw
In tho preliminary. :
70118 r rK IMS
rom moer 26-4
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J-M H'KU ?T" ,V , hp1PC1,ll,)
! 7" " ? "na lm,,,,'p plT 1,ma"
t kctball In tho new gymnasium here
H"rllay night, t lis gaum coding
winning.
The ImbliT tt'Uil will bo ulili' to
gi-t mom practice now an dm new
IP ' open
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'I lflV AlMllunP
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"Houpie," to Be
Shown to Ford
KANSAS OITY, 1-Vb. 3 AP)
Thi rumiv of thw "Houpi"1 bus
in htllt utr and cllmlm ut a hiffh
iiit of Mpeod.
Million bruved the Jlbea of the
Hoorrerfi wlien be beHun bulidint:
t tie "Hon pV' ut b Ih home In
Knrkvllle, Mo. He moved to Kan
mom ity, finlHhed the little ahlp
,( few n (0 Hoekvllle und bud
tt nUKt on the home town hoy
-lm. -'nouple" n the pt of
nutny army flyerii who tnk great
lt.llK,lt in bopping tt about. It
U( fown folp U(, u ha(f
wm,oirt un arcu..i,
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rrtMl-QLAn
M.9TU1ZL MllUp III
London Caters
Only to Dogs
LONDON. Ken. 3. (AP) Lon
don's newest and moat up-to-date
dog barber Hhop in run by Mltut
VHdct' Clarke, who eatfiH only to
catilneH of the uppr chinne.
The Hhop, ejilled tho "I'hllokuon,
which Ik tlreek for dog lover, Ih
willilu handy reach of numerous
flat -dwelling dog ownern in the
aristocratic neighborhood of May
fair, Chelsea, and KuIghtnbrldKe
not fur from liucklnghnm palace
Charges, for linir cuta and sham
poos vary according to nlxe of the
anlmat. There Ih a department for
manicuring and leth Heating. The
average dog has u hair trim and a
shampoo for 3.fi0 but U St. Ber
nard hait to pay double ihftt
amount.
m-.-ress has br deMlc. and beside
her Nils tho cashier. Thr Is a re
oeption rot) in wllh wooden parti
tion resembling benches al a dog
show. 1 1 ere tho cmiM timer wait
their turn, gnawing tm hard tnck
blHeoitM while their muxters and
mlsti-esses glance through the mag
nxfneH. The operating room are in the'
hiiM-mcnl. There nre hnth lobs :md
tienien.
w iscoxsiN i.aimhies si'outs
IXHl Al.li l-I.A.N
Ib'foro the prejtent year ends,
ev.-ry male aludent at tho I'niver
ily Of Wlaronsln will havo a
i-huneo to eiiKairo In aome line of
aport. With his retirement Ha
roolbuM roach, Oeorge l.ittle. ulh.
b-tlc. director, la focualuff alien
tlon on the moat pretentious In-tru-miiral
program In the weatern
eonftreiire. Mora' alhlellc flelila
are the first atep, then a field
house for Indoor sports. Every
aludent unit on the campus win
ho counted In on tho ".snorts for
all" proifrum.
"Ovttln ovry ttudent Into
oma aort of athletic." Uttla do
rlarea. "la Just aa Important as
developing brilliant varsity teams."
La
Tills in .IuntlnI'ltKniid, for
mer Nw Vrk YankH and Kjiii
Kninolwu HuIh Htuiy Jut up
p-iinted ii h t U J 7 fuiHliaii rouch
for th I'nivcrwlty ( Sjintu Cbrii,
Kiinlu Cluru, 'ii. 1 v -
Cove Hall Not
In Use as Gym '
for High School
roVK, On.','.VVb. 3 fKpolal)
the manual trnlnlntf cluwt of the
f'ove hiyli Mohool ban made, oypr ,
tlie Interior of Krenoh halt und fhe '
MiudeniH are novt UKlnfc It for gym 1
nauium. The , partition has, hier
removed, new floorinK . has .been ,
put down and Homo now ' lights in-j
Htalledf . - . . - , t j
The huukellialt teamn am prac- ,
UrinK there- Kalpb Hunt ,i eoarh
for (he boyn team und Mlsa l)orl.
NVptune la roaehiiiK the'glrlH. ,
A Kine between "the Knior and
junior boys wu pluyed l-Yluy
evt'iiliiR, the" Hnlor- uulntet wlni
niiiH. . , - , - ,'!
COVE PERSONALS
COVK (SpeelaD Mih.. A. (Jl
Con kiln Ih now convalescing at Hot
Lake sanatorium, where Hhe wan
taken ten dayn n(fo for un opera
tion. t 1 " , 1 v .
There will he a ttpeclul tvtHomhJy,
of the Cove . high Kchool Friday,
when the senior class will present
u musical program.; " , . :
The- Rev. C. A. . Kopp, of KoliHi
pel, Mont., working In the interest
of the. Mlshop's Crusiide, gave un
interesting lecture ut the Aw'nslon
WpiHct)pal church Hundny evening.
The Itight Hevorend W. X'. Kem
Ington, tif L'endletop, Wan here I
Thursday for a thief visit. ' j
It. K. . Krone h, of Oove; ftccom-r
pa nied by hi brother Harris
Kronch, tif 1m flrnnde, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. A. M. McKen
lion, ut Ciurksvltle, Ark.
John Miller, of 1'uve. wax nt Hot
f-4ike Sunday for an examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harris nnd
family, of Iiongvfew, Wash., are
spending u mouth here with their
parents. Mr. and .Mrtt. V. K. llar
ris ami Mrs. Nellie .Martin..
Mart 1 1 arson, un old-time resi
dent of Cove, is tie ce for n few
dnys visit with friends.
.Mrs, Lola Wright, of La Grande.
Ih a guest ut thu home' of Mr. and
Mm. K. C. Rees. Afier her viHit,
hern Mm. Wright will join , her
son In Salem.
The Hev. and Mrs. William M.
Itradner left Tuesday forthe Kpls
copul convocation at Mood Ittver.
They were accompanied by Mr. nnd
Airs. 1, V.. Harker, who are dele-
gates from the church here' tt) the
convocation.
Mr. T. R Conley and Mm. R.
Miller wero at Hot Luke Thursday,
Mr. and .Mrs, Jack Seagraves. ff
Cove, a re t he pa rents of a baby
daughter,
Mrs. Uoy llell Is tpilte ill at her
home bere.
All of the L. K. Andorson family
have bad the inftuenxu but they
are all belter now.
Airs. c. 1-3. Ijiwson In 111 at her
home bere.
Mrs. 1'aultna Prllllmun Ih on the
nick list.
Tho high school students' Sun
day school cbisft of the Methodist
Kpiseopal church gave a class parly
In the rhurh parlors Saturday
evenlni:.
Hoy Alexander Ih ill nt the home
of bis brother,
KF-fli " a ffili fiS ii U
KlUel L Barba tllmlnaled all dlepute as to tho holder of the , the canvas In tho third round, trylw; vainly to rgaln his feot.
world's flywrliiht till by soundly trouncing Klfcy Clark. Kuropean " Just aa Heforeo ratsy Dairy counted "nine" and was about to pru
champ. In all 1 rounds of their bout In New York. Hen's Clark on nnnnr tho fatal "ten," the hell saved tho little Scot. v
S) 1927, R. T. Rcyontfls Tobacro
ompajiy, Via?too Sfilcm, X C
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
MKDICAL SI'HINOS (Special)
Air. and Mi- I. ihirrm,... ..r i - .
foh. motored to ' .Medical Springs
Saturday evening ' to mteid the
grange dance. They made tho trip
In an hour and u half and repo
that the rouda are in fair condi
tion. They returned home aliir
the dance.
were;
Mr. and Airs. L. Winth
shopping nt linker Monday. They'
were accompanied homo by their
daughter, Mrs, 11. ) IiutIhoii. of
Hates. She will visit home folks t
until Wednesday.
J. It. AVanker Ih at linker help
ing with the Woodson cattle, wjib-h
were lake nto Haker valley Satur
day. t.
W. Hunran was helping Cy
Turjier butcher .Monday.
The dance at the school build-
LA BARBA'S CORONATION AS, FLYWEIGHT
-'R-A.
pipe-particular mM
men 'v.
TUB more you demand of a pipe-tobacco,
the more you will enjoy this prime favor-'
ite of experienced jimmy-pipers- Prince
Albert commands a pipe to stand and
deliver. Briar- or corncob. Calabash or
meerschaum. It doesn!t matter. The
tobacco's the thing! !
Fling back the hinged lid on a tidy red
tin of P. A. Breathe deeply of that rich,,
rare- aroma, promise of a wonderful taste."
to come. Tamp a load flush with the',
brim and light up. Now you have it
. , that taste . . . that class-by-itself taste
of Prince filbert 1
lv Iff l 11 7Sir A XI
no other tobacco
ing was well attended. '
Alls Norma Alayger
spent the
week end with her mother. Airs,
Kert Can, in Ln firande. .
I Among those sliopping nt Raker
' Unlnrtluy were Mr. and Mrs.. P
' W hit ten. Airs. V. Kennedy, Airs. N
Koye and Airs. Allen.
' Airs. Ccorge (tellwr in HI at her
Iwnne here.
L. S. Winth Is building n house
for Vivian Kennedy.
I Hoy Winth returned home Sun
I day after helping drive the Wood-
son cattle to Haker valley,
M .. ,,,. X) 1u n
visiting relatives nt Haker Sumlay.
Alns. Hltaun visited her sister, who
lives there.
DIAMOND Wr.DDINU
NKW YOKK AI. Anne! and
Ftnchai'l Vidiimr. each years
old, have just celebrated their dia
mond wedding. - Thi-y were mar
ried in Kh-v. Ashe) n ads with
out glasses, never smokes,
likes vodka.
hu!
Cool as Pike's Peak. Sweet and fra
grant as a breeze through a greenhouse.
Fragrant and mild ... a mildness that
lets you smoke pipe-load after pipe-load,
with never a tongue-bite or a throat,
parch. Yet with that full, rich body
which you demand in a smoke.
Considered from any angle, Prince
Albert is jimmy-pipe joy of the highest
degree. Smoke it fast or smoke it slow.
Smoke it after breakfast, right up to bed
time. It is always delightful, always
friendly. If you don't know P. A., you
don't know what your pipe can bring you.
like it!
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PERRY PERSONALS
PKItHY (Special) Arr. nnd
Mrs. Ole Afnthson were shopping
in 10, Grande Monday.
AValter Thompson nnd family
wen' I'nion visitors Sunday.
Leonard Fark had the misfor
tune to have his left wrist dislo
cated while coasting Monday morn
ing, lie wus taken to tho Grando
Hondc hospital for treatment.
Airs. C. K. Gray nnd daughter,
Virginia, wero shopping in La
Grande Alouday.
Alr. Walter Thompson was a re
cent Ia Grande visitor.
Mrs. H. I. Hohlnson was a busi
ness visitor In La Grande recently.
Guy Tripp and daughter. Wanda,
made a trip to La Grande Alonday
evening.
Mr. and Afrs. R. Helckr l and son.
Jlmmle. were Hcrry visitors ro-
j cently.
Aliss Isabel iraytcr and Aiiss
KING
June Lee were absent from school
this week because of Illness.
Airs. FMd Lark made a trip to
La Grande Alonday.
Air. and Mrs. Holgcr Iarson were
rccnt La Grande visitors.
K. W. Smith recently made a
trip to I.a Grande.
Wlllnni Hclckel, who has been 111
of scarlet fevor, has nearly re
covered. Air. and Airs. Axel Johnson wero
recent La Grande visitors.
Mlw I Vunces Smith made . a
trip to La Grande last week.
Howard Hnliertson was a busi
ness visitor In La Grande the last
of the week.
KXOIiISH IIOItsK HACK
AxriKvr ixsTiTnrox
Horao raclnir in KnKlanil, ac
cording to O. T. Hurrowa, Hritiah
aport inif journalist, dates bock to
the year 1540 und the first race
was held at Chester. It was hero
declared Mr. Hurrowa that horso
racing was first firmly established
supplanting foot racing and arch
ery as sports. "
Tho fact that 1640 was the date
of thn.first horse race held on tho
Hoodeye Is now verified and horses
had to run circuits of the Itoodi-yo
for a silver bell worth 111 .shill
ings. Carlisle had lis firftt race In
1551), and Paisley 1020. while there
wore races in Cheshire in 1GS3.
OI.1TIC.M, CAIITOONS
n.Mtnr.n ntou sai.ox
Political caricatures are to be
barred in the new ".Salon of Pu
tlre." which Is propose, to be es
tablished in Nice. The salon is
expected to bring the work if
budding cartoonists from through
out France at the end of Ihe win
ter Klvloru seaaon.
DANCE AT
ZUBER HALL
Opening Under
New Management
Saturday, Feb. 5th
Dances every Thursday and Saturday Night.
Real Music
FIFTY CENTS
V. A.i kM everywhere tn tiay red
tint, pound and Aai-Parf 0 hmnU
don, cud found tryttut-itlatt lutmid,oi$
with ttynwmaistener tap. Aud aivity
with every bit of bile and parrli re
moved by the I'tince Albert firocet$.
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IMBLER
PERSONALS
IMIil.lCIt (Special). Mrs. M. ll!
Prire is visiting her daughter an I
son-in-law. .Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
llasbrook. nt their homo In Wasll! .
iiiKton. Mr. and Mrs. llusbrook?
tiro the parents of a Hoveii-pound
baby boy born I'Yiiiuy, .Inn. i'X. s
Mr. und Mrs.' f'ulp und soli','
liomdil. and .loo K'eown, were luo;p
on business I lie first of Ihe weeli;
A largo crowd attended i Ihe
dance Saturday nlghl nt the couri;
try club. . ; -I
Mr. and Mrs. John I.loyd and
Mrs. Cleorge .Marshall wero trans
acting business in La Grande
Monday. .' .
Trunk Martin sent out a tat
load of apples Monduy.
Ilex Otl arrived from Portlan.l
Monday morning. His homo Is rt ;
Sumiuervllle.
The I'eur funiily hero. Is quar
antined for scarlet fever.
Mrs. iiattie- wise and Mrs. Ar- !
tlnir llehersn went lo 1-1 Oriliulo
Kntur.Iay.
firant Tucker and Theo Halm
were in La Oinnde on business
Saliinlay. ....
!b-rt Tucker spent tlio, week end .
at I nlon visiting . frtends. -
Yfn xfi rixu. minnv-s has
iidco.mi-: jM'ki:v
Cecil Itli odes, nephew o( th"
great Imperialist Cecil (thodes, and
son of Colonel Rhodes, has not
the empire making ambition of his
uncle. Ho hua hocomo a profess
sional jockey and rodt' two win.
ncrs over the hurdles ut f, recent
nun meeting.