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g..t,,,-,1av. February 5, 1927. Page Two LA (JRANDE EVENING OHSKRVKK The New GOSSARI) CORSES Exclusive in Style and Beauty Dependable Values Hill': Dependable Quality Central Souad NFCRO CARRIES 1 r . " -v I roll. AluelJmnald Hmitll, Jilll Mehl- v iciunuus uver wmapwaiit DiiMriii""- "' Tommy Greenwood, 18-12; rvnirni to ttm honors' in o. Kid Parker, on Card Here I uesday, Wins several Times by Kayo Walter Haren, Jock Hutchison, ago was a choir boy In a Paris Bohhy rulrkuhimU, Johnny I'-nr- rhuroh as Into as Juno 15S0. I.ouls roll. AlaclJmnald Hmitll, Jilll Mehl- .,.. , ,, .. KNOCKOUT PUNCH ' Armour.''0 "'T' l0"""y , wclKlit champion, cauirht sight of iuiuuuvvi v"v"j . ; ' - the hoy ho wo. only 18. lust Son- i Ri'udtt huflk'ilall gufitA ywtcrduy ' artrnoon In Iho high whool sym ! J8-I2. The sumo was faat, ami ' tiiith lain HlioH'nl well. Orsfn- wood hus Imcn making markml ImrtrovfmfnlM aiixw hr lant Hhow- iug. Hh haH been handicapped SPORT NEWS ROSENBERG WINS Bantamweight Champion ship Vacant, However, Jiecar.se of Heaviness - nmw York. Tvn. r, cap) The bantam weight rhiimpiouahip of the. warld wua varan I - today, Ihe iM.'forni of Hn lighter fiatlc cluasifl lo lew II h crown wearer within a itr through Inability to .milium V.elght. ' S Uut dcHpllo forfeit of hta throne. Charley ( I Mi it) Itoacnhcrjr proved laat night t Hut ho Htlll Ih one or 11m grwaleat of tho preant day jifttft men when ho battered fluMiy Graham, rurlcy heuded til In uaplr nnt, Tor IT gruelling1 rounds pi Madison Hitnru Oardcn. Too licit vy lloar'nhcrg vacated hfa 1 llio In mcfordnncrl wllh Din artlclea of jigrccmcnt for Ihn mutch when he. pealed isiMt poumla, four nnd a liair pounda over thn oIukh limit, m weighing In time yesterday, Ho Ihen announced IiIh intention of) i Baker Quintet Chalks Up Win Over N. Powder Tinker high defeated Norlli Pow der' haakct hull (pilulcl In linker j IiimI night 111 to lo lifter Irulllitff lilt liuir time 10 to r,. Huker iihim! j aecoud Hi ring men monlly In thn J Oral half, when North Powd r piled up it li'iid. In thf accond half, wllh the reguiara in, Maker acored M polnla , whlln thi' I'owdcr hnyn itnaliht to rotint a inarkcr. Jfiuiiiy icow-nhaiim. of I. a j flrandf, rott-rt-.tul. Kid Inrlir, nottra flchlr, who will mt Of I AilnmH, of Holtw, In a 10-roiiml main event of next thlH yf-ar hrraiiHA of InexpArhmcft, f Tuwtdny ntifht'ii hixin rnrti. will hut h K'lluiK nr Hrtd now. tin- lf"nft vl,h " fivornWi rni-- di r thn lutlawn of (roach Nhwl . "nl ' and Ih exported to rrmkn River la j Aonllnw In ndvanfp Inforrna flKht for her litiif-olM In thHr ftn- . lion, I'lirkerH recent fihtn Inrludf coiintfr noxi wftck. Owen Hlchf-j Mfveral kriirf-koiitri. h iii n-r--M thi! Rnrnti .ypRtHrday. I jercy Walker klHW-d thn ninviiK Cnrirh Hrown'8 lineup ToIIowh: l 1h ftflh round IjimI Uihor y ft. K !,ylc, I. K (d(H-r Cfi, Vakinia he fore l'urker' wi- huutt ft. O, ilurl;iiun. (10). I, j laiiKhi mid k'. l.inkenhfK'k, at . Arrlwy. Kvuhh, (2) HiitiHltt utf , ' Klimmlh l-'tills, lom a dprl.:hui to for l.ytn and Kyle, miiIihI it n( for rhred iMntherpiiKher. llarlinan. TUi: (Irft-nwood llnf- I (Khar wit) InHinle n knocknui up: it. Hhf-purd. (& I. K f'orh- ' over Kid Imv.h. of Oiiklarul, t'al.. HI1 AH riVU I ICHT HOXi:it Bll- j tmnlinr and took him In charge. i.X AS IKHH HI(il-;iC I'ludner noon developed into one of iUr hit European flyweitfhta aince "Hplder" Pludner, the latest Jimmy Wilde. It la likely that' Kreneh flyweight ai-naatlon, who ' I'ladner and de Ponthleu will leave won hit find, seven fiKhta after for America In Marrlv In an effort turning profcnnional four munthif to meet Kldel l.nhnrh.i. SALEM DOWNS U. FROSH FIVE; MEDFORD WINS liASKITIIAI L III SI t IS LAST SUiW'V: (Hy, th A"Hllc4 Vrt) At Medford Medford high r.O; (IriuilH I '(inn J H. At linker linker North Powder 1". At Anhland Southern Oregon efiniiuilKUtnir In the future among . Normal 44; O. A. ItookH 27. the featherWelfflilH. , Oraham. acnlinx '11710 notild j KAIJvl WIN'S fcave Klned thn rhamplonHhlp hy KI'fiKNK. On-., I-Vh. r (AP) victory In the acliedulcd title de- i,r.II(jin(r tlf ifnivernlty of Oregon fenw! Ial, night, hut Ihn danclnic frt.nhmen quintet hy a oomfort )nHter of Ullea, olnfoat frail he- lllM(. miirK,n thro.iKhoiit, the Knlem ' tthlt. his niKKed opponent, wna m..,(iol hfiMkelhiill tenm won shipped and hullornd throuhmit. H,ow utnA hlMt rivfintnir 22 to li.'. 'Thn' game, whh played In Mc Arlhur pavilion, Thn victory wna the Becloud of I he Heiinon for the Ha lent ten m from Die froMh. imffy, Hal cm forward, nnd Icetfoot tohle, forwtird for the froHh, were tied for high acore, with alx innrk- TrapHhooters to Break Clays Sunday ; Thn Wing, Kin nnd rluli will hold a reguhir Hunduy IrapKhnot lit I he I .one Tree grounda eiH each. eual of I -a Grande tomorrow, he- j .. tlniilngi.t.n . in. All Hhootera, re-, AHIII,AXI VICTOHIOI K fiudlcHa or cluh ulTtllattonH, are in. TIOMKIilMUr lVh & (AP) A yited to participate, I rit-lil goal In. thn IiihI thirty Kec- A ' ' 1 . I onda of play gave Ashland high H'NT IMTIIXfi KTltIIH'1 AITF.Il Hchnol a viclory over KoHchnrg VI Alt IN It I NO iy u Hcore of 17 to 1G In cloudy , . j enntcHtcd hiiHkethull gntno hern Oniric Wlgalna, llghlhcnvy- IuhI night. The gume wiMt very wntxht hfntrr or I mllunupulla, be. doao throughout and In th lnat lieven that finer '11 yeura in tho two minutca Itnachurg hud n lend i lnghe la lit. Mm neuk of- hia forrn; or one nolnl, ' Aahlnnd. however, A.rfl TTnTe when Inoat hnxera nrn worked the hull tUnvn to the ln- iuii, (It. r, fhtrlow, (2), It. (I. Workman, I. O. Whalen, (4). (Mitt 'lcnilicht An In I creating gume Ih sched uled at the high aehool gym to night When thn wlrong Klverla, gruilo team, under t.'oaeh Cheater Clilhert will meet the Union grade leurn. Hivcria hua Hliown, In her cenilj. . cncounlerH hern thin acaaon, .that. , any game In which ahe. participate will hu fuirt. Tim atrenirth of tho : KIIU)XO I nlon team a not known. hut. Judging from prevloua Utama pro duced there, the I 'nlon luda will he HtroiiK udvcraurlea. Tim gamn will hegin at 7:30 o'clock and In the Hceohd ruiiiid. n kuockniii In the alxth AVer IJnle livy, of I'ltta hurg, al., ami a knekoiti In the aixth round over Kid JohiiHim, of Yakima, In u Hcmi-fiiml mulch in Port land. Kid Par Iter fouphl n draw with Kldd .cNae, of I, oh A iikcIcm, re- i-'ir.M) fti:Aiv roic r'l-OKIliA f.l,l ' Leading American golfers will rather ut Tarpon Hpringa rh. 25 lo ploy for the Weal court open 2&e iidmiaalon for Qdulta and a Of hampionahlp. The winner In ad- fee for children will ha charged, dlilon to hla rire money win have ,, ., , , . .1 hia name .engraved-on the Morion ' K Plant trophy, firat offered IK livery puhlie hutlding In Itoaton yeara ago. The record for the (1.400 luia Ita cat, auya a Hoalon newa- yard rourae la u 87 mhde hy Gene paper. Nothing remarkable, ahout Marazen. Among1 the experta who Unit. ah not at the record Hcore ami WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. A phone call is sufficient. FRANK CLEAVINGER Office Phone ... Res. Phone Main 85 300-W RADI0LA 20 REDUCED 78 LESS ACCESSORIES : Coiniilete with r Radiolions, Battet ieB and Loudspeaker $123.00 Terms if desired. .. , H. & S. ELECTRIC CO F. L. Robinson, Mgr. Hotel Sommer Bldg. Ehone39W. "If it's on the air, Radiola will get it READ THE OBSERVER (XASSlFllib Aim feiidy to hanif up llielr gioven, Oiurk declarcH that hrt hoa morn .atreiiglh and endurunco ihnn ever and 'plana un esienaive !ii!7 com pulgu. lie iitia rough! many ring Hturs, Hurry (.Ire it. aix llmea, Mike f. Ih bona three times, Tommy Gib bons twice, Jimmy Dclaney. Genu Tuiiney, Martin Hurke, . Oiorlcy "Wi-inert Tiger Plowera, Johnny PiHko and many mora, : kct and t baaed (lie final goat Just hefore tho flnnl wIiIhMo aounded. hi.amatii max iii:ati:n .ioyci-: wi;nii:iti;i snu, Oltl' AT (iOM- JM Itl OltMI R ' BAi'HAMKNTO. Keh. 5 (AP) Hahe Aiidirson, Hun Joae light weight, won a four-round dccltdon from Jeff Hammer, Klamiilh Kulla. j in a preliminary lo the main event hern laat night. In which Ollle ' Hurtled, HI. Paul, won n ten-round hout over Mickey Con, Chh'Ugn. Moth are hantama. . Joyce Wclhered la living up to lietv reptital ion aa one of tho heat womeii' goli'et-M in the world. Him Iiiim' Ijiu'u playing in ICnKhintl re cently utul mill who have, oppoaed her" cxpreaa aat,onlahmenL aL the. length and alrtilghtneaa of her dtivea. One mini ht the end of a round remarked. "MIkh Weihi'red hhoiild not he allowed to play, ahe la too irood." Hoifcr Weihered, uU tlioitKh he ban mil been pracl Icing won thn "PreHldent's Putter," hla f orle trophy of tho Oxford and f'amhrhlgo aoclety. Thla Indlcal id fo oba'rvers that the former amateur clnimplon la at 111 a factor In jhe HrltlMh game. .( .MOItIC Pi;A !IKS ' NKW YOUlC-An hierenae la Itlu-ly In the number of peachca' In (ieorgin, Mia. Mrowitlug la ron letnplatliiR a visit lo Savannah. will put , an Extension Telejihone in your lxd i-oom, lutchen, or upstairs. It will save time for you. Home Independent Telephone Company It does not mallei' jtiv( what khtJ of building inalerlitl you nttsl, c have It, l!4s, slilp-lap, hot- liitt, tlmlHiN, flooring, sltl i mc, shlu th'H, hulldciV hardware, rooilng, iloora and wludous and practically everything that goes lo make up n building. Now If you want to save money get hiey. Hot nnd cold wnler kalsomlne -tile Mr 5 Ih. pack age. Any color you can think id' In slock of out thrvo (on-;. It won t last hut a Utile while at these prices. Some or ihe kiilsotnlno that I ttp4ak or won't he hi for n few dujs. We linio a color curd ihai you can select from and yon rim pliMv. our order now mi ymi will he auiii to get H. No one rver heanl of m1ivm like Ibis hcfnrr In Ia (iraiule. h ncl a chenp Junk knlsomlnc eh her. It N n product of tho W. P. ruder and T. I Hhaai company. They don't nmke any second crude ktilsomlnc ihl t j Just ns kohI as money rnn buy. You Miy how do you do It. The out) i -en .-on v rnn give you U on ihe low margin prorit phut mid hy huy luir In Inrgr (piamltles. , s. Mc Imvc three trucks nf jour own. We hired a roiinh one j nnd the fourth irm k driver lias j Imium. for hire. We take orders hr Uoiint moving or ny other Kind of Imiillim, htng Hsinjicr or slMiii hauls, over our t'dcptKKie. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poor tlan'i Piimd" Nrr Fonnilry. Phnna Main 148 No Sunday Buauiaa. ? f y t y J y y y f f y t i t t y ? t f t t y r r r y f y t y y y i y y i I y y r y y y y y y y y t y y y What Is The Market For Lime and Black Marble? The Discovery In the early dnvs of WeHtern hltdory, there lived In Wallowa County, Oregon, u pioneer act tier hy the nnm of fleorge rtmndl. fne day in prpai ing a chide -en lor .the , boiling pol he dia oovereii two amall - nugwt.s o;' gold In Ma craw. nelii-vhrg Ihat . thla Indicated the prcKcnce of a rich drpoait clone hy he began a rtyatemfilie heurdi on lite mouiiluiu aide, famine upon un outcropping of blue): rock, which waa un fa in I liar lo him. he broke off a piece of it, and on the new nil .surface he how aomethlng tint glialened In the muumIiIiic. Hurry ing to Ihe little aeltlement of i Joa eph, at the root of Wallowa Lake, he ahowrd It to Ida friend, Cliarlle nnlalle, u prnnpeetor of the obi .school. Together they proceeded to hill f'olc'a htticliNuilih aliop and gained permiaHlon lo use IiIh forge. Whll they were heulllig the alone on tht glowing con Ik, they saw Ah under Donnelly, unoi her old lime prospector, coming toward th ahop, and wishing to maintain Herrery I hey prompt ly removed ft. from Ihe forge and dropped It Into the water t uh. Follow lug Ihe hl.xle and the aplaah there wua a bubbling us of hulling water. Itua hc und fit rial ie looked at each olher and aurprla:- waa written on I heir fares. When Honueliy finally removed hltiiMelf from the premises, tho rock, now much reduced In aly. wua flxhed nut ami again placed on the 'fire. After a time It waa luken off and laid, thla time, on the anvil to cool. A Kt range thine had happened.. A black alone had cha nged t o pn rent white. Prompted by the bubbling wnt r In the luh, I hey now placed It In u pan and added only a ainall umount of water. Hlowly It crum bled away aa It absorbed the ngt tuled aputterlng water, and there, nl the completion of their effort, Npread out over the bottom of the pan, wua only a white, amnol h, r ream like substance. aluUrd Ihn:', Thua did CSeornre ItnsHcll din rover, not a gld mine, hut the mol vul uahle ami most available depoult nf llmo rock In all the;e Tolled Slalea, NVw York Hlale only excepted, for there, at (Ilen'a Kulla, there la Just auch unnth.r formation und from which lime nf ttw hlgheat tuullty hu.n be, n prorhubly produced alncr the year For over fifteen years Ihe lime from the quarries of the Black Marble & Lime company has been manufactured in limited quantities and sold to local contractors, plasterers, etc. As its v superior quality became obvious with actual use in a great many ways, the demand always exceeded the supply. The tremendous amount of building: now going:' on and in prospect throughout the Western states Js but one portion of the market f or. Black Marble lime. 7 ' One of the greatest potential markets is found in the paper mills of the Northwest as lime is used in the manufacture of paper. Due to the pulp wood resources of this section of the country new mills and enlarged mills are springing up in almost all parts of these timbered states, providing a lime market of great proportions. Manufacturers of orchard spray materials have repeatedly sought sufficient qualities of Black Marble lime because it was so admirably suited to their purpose. Manufacturers of steel, ammonia, glass, explosives, paint, soap, flour, disinfectants and a score of other commodities are purchasers of lime in large quantities. Sanitation and purification of city water supplies demand increasing amounts of lime each year. Sour and leached soils are brought back lo production by application of pulver ized limestone. Sugar refiners of the Hawaiian and Philippine Islands are lime users. Lime, as the commercial quick lime is commonly called, is the basis of operation of the Black Marble & Lime Co., but there is also an excellent opportunity for much revenue from by products in the form of hydrated lime, agricultural hydrate, arid the pulverized limestone previously mentioned. These are large ly salvaged from the waste at quarry and kilns and the grow ing market for these lime products is obvious. Polished black marble, equal or superior, as some experts claim, to the Belgian or Italian black marble will also he manufactured for the build ing trade. Because of the limited deposits in this country of limestone; and because only one deposit in New York state even approaches the quality of Black Marble or "Chieftain" lime, the market is tremendous. Letters and orders from various quantity pur chasers of lime, throughout the Northwest alone, gives abso lute confidence in the successful sale of the entire production of the company's new and modern plant. Black Marble & Lime Co. Enterprise, Oregon T 1 y y i ? y i y '? I y y x T ? y y y -y I x Y f y f