Tuesday, March 15, 1927
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SEMI-FINAL FOR
MAR, 19 MADE UP
Making calvin in tow
BOBBY AT LAST
GETS HOLE-IN-1
Brothers Duelled'
Because of Her "
Money Back
I For material and ooit f '
I making If A. B. C. Prtatt fcd
McDevitt; of Tacoma, to
Meet Buster Adams
Before Main Event
World's Premier Golfer
Scores After Winning
Pape Two
ai
"Mt'ir Mi
ftmr Hll.e m vtA
A. B.C. PRINTS
AI.I. I't'llK H K AN COTTON)
rHidrd In -UI th lrfl wd llllll
lltfbl. tunliuM "d rM4 to Ml-
lit tfinklit trlllr! wuia
It,. fu..l A. M. V. MMhU U fcMMl
hitlalbk Mriid f On (WttM, lla
IlOCIUJt w mm4 OOUDLB Ctrakftb
Mllhuwl dUrtlM frMt lh 1wMm
Ulllnft ( lh UI.
f Imuhn NmmI ltff. tMwrt Aa4
l'WHbtMiiiiii him Om llala
Priced $1.00 per yard
, In our HIIK Iieparlmwtt
h'H'itttuhln
HILL'S
1 Wfr:itf:lAYM MUXJUAMS
KOAP, Pui-vallls (fXO.Iml, (t:4R,
tmorlM review) ? h indues law t:a, t
liiiiiin hulldlna: T:ti. mineral
wealth, mining; 8. atmltn progrtun Allcketa have iron rapidly and say
of music iirmi ny rrinuy no expcei m nam
-KtlO; Oakland 43Ctm-akc),
Hefore Tlge Thnmnn. PhllndH.
Pliln tulddlowelKhl. mm e Adumu,
llnlw. Ida., pugilist, enter (In. ring
itl Xuh.-r hull Hnlurduy night. Mar.
'a Hcrupper mimed Mclhvilt,
nf TiiroinH, ' Wimh., uiul Huslnr
A.Iuiiim. of llolsc, will meet in u
Ntx-roiiml MMiil-thuil i-viiit, it Ih
"muni l loility hy H'ecior Meln-
nlu, Tho honing card, which will
oonHlNi of rive fVi tild 2H roumlH In
nil U bring irlvi'ii tuitli r tho uiim
plc of (he A mm ricn n l.ckliiii poHt,
Mrli.-vlU fuiiHhl Iti I'orlluntl on
New Yt'ur'N vvt uiul HiiHtt-r AtlmiiH
hitH iiiiiiriMl In l, (liniHh' h. roro.
AlrlnnlM ovpi'i'lH tli Ih cviiit to
HtiiMiKthin tin- runl. At(tiiwn, nt
HioktiiM unl Hun Ih, of l'i n.ll. toii,
hul hi't'ii 1 1 1 1 it 1 1 v I y iniilrlirtl for a
Ht'inl-flitul, hut the opinion horo
Wun Uiul Hit' Mrlii'VliUAtlHiiiH
IMMtftl UOIlhl li ft IM-Ktf I'Vf-lll. Mil.
iH'Vilt hnn Imu riKliiltiir niiuiy
iliiilu I'VcntR In tln iiurlliwfKt Uur-
IllMT t III pilll WVt'llll IIKMllllH. II Ih
miiM. In nut nf lite l.t Harrnn
Mliihli unit will tn HitintitftMl hy Hinl
Ithllt y In roniH( ,lirr.
ImI h, HnlulU
Flrpo Konl. 'of 1 .11 )mnli will
nii'i-t Hilly KiiIkIiI. uf I'miKlllii. In
u foirrntiiul HiH-rlnl timl I Mi
AlW-n, of l4i Oininlf. In ftrhrdiilcil
tu iiM't ituuthr Ind. iih yet uiiHlKn-
il In mintlio rnni.i-niinil ivint
Ph ctirtiitu rattier.-At 9 oVIork, '
will hp n fjui .rornt'H-il bntiln ;
i-oynl, ,
Xulpli 1 r until it. n non-o Tor thr
I'uctlwiul, Ore., huxlnir ooiutntMHlnn. '
will nrfli'iiiti uiul it Ih iuiIiI that
'Hilly Htfpp. I'orllunil sport wrltor.
will rover tint flnM lor hln nws-
pllM'l
v Ti(pr ltin TlmrMlny j
Tljrtr ThomuH In ilui h-ro Thttn
duy uml MrlKil( nrronimiili hy i
KMIry. will ulw ttrrlro thrn. (
Ailatnn . uml hi hrotltor nrt
iMtri In Krhlay.
In HpculdhK of Itte xent wtU Vf.
Innln- ilorlitrett that tn iliitn Iho
( ii
(;a Hervlre. y:ihlnttin llni-c;tii)
I'roKttli'nt t'nnlttlco v:ih ixmKti from the white house tn til
temporary home In the Patternon reKtrienop on Inipmit Circle,
W.mhtniMim, ttt (he enl uf the leash tf Itnh liny, iho pet if thi
t'MHMltive tiitinxli'ii. All 1in helnnt:lh tint his tin?; Ih pre.
ili'ht enlrtisli'il In moving men unit for IiIk rare. XnU itty lowed
him init uf the way, nfu-n om uf the chief executive's clni.-ten
, par. . ' '
? 6:65, news, wen then tf, fnrm pm-yJSntm.
S. lrit IX AllReiPK Hi llll-UII'Kr I,
rew rliwe In twutH left. Ail nf thn
tfi rlniNlile enti huve hern (alien.
Mel tin In tlcrlurc that 11 wuh nerc
tmry to rhurKe htirlier prlcea tic
r a line of the fact I lint the ruil will
. Ktty rn.nerB unn nni icinrmn ; coM ( tl, m.ljelhorlioml of $!...)
rvime: T:4S. Wllllnrn MclHiurtill.
tiHitch ouinHliini I, OilpM nnlie
tt 9 to It, Um Ah;eleM I'hllhnr
'innle urvheitru.
KIMJ, Ann rHnelrn MtHm-
Uki), T. Hmly WIki i Fairmont
hutel urcheatni; X, prutfrtun: 19,
,Stale HeHitiuratit onhetrii II 40
- mhtnlKht, Hilly l.otm'n tHlUrlmm,
KKS. 'Am , tumo tX4ft.ltm
15J0Wo), T:3tt, roneert itrourHm;
- :Su, realtor, lUvy llllb orcheatru;
:3u, ttopular provrtun ; In to 11
Htxrvey Hall amt titi V. 8.
lyttpl ui'htMtrtt
lo aiaic.
IX VAMV IHlt ITN. MAY
sit; iKvnr.n m.k
81 lKTKItSIU'HO, KlM., Mar.
It Oh.ar)e WelMh. ' younir W'inU
pro outfielder, may hnvo a hi
ieituo opiortunlty thnwt upon
him. - .
Jin WelHh, Ho&ton outflehlor,
hrouitht his younjrer brother
t'hurlle nlonic when he rvportctt to
u runt HrawV ramp, thinKlnr ihe in. I
ouhl fnjoy ttie trip uiul ;ck up a
7 II ifami Defeats
Thye in Mixed Go
WAI.LA WAI.l.A. Wash. Mar. 15
AI')-T. Utitaml. of Jaiwn. Ue.
fcateil Tel Thyc, of Portlanil, In. a
mlxitl 1 wreHtlluir hout hre ItiKt
niithi, wlnnhtK two i'hUb nniler Jin
Jltfiii rules. Itoth with a neck hohl
ufter Thye hail won the first full
umleY I'oHc hntrtti rultH. 111
Kaml wun awartet hln CuIIh In .i I
uiul vx minute, w hlle Thyo ilow n
eil the Nippon uftr 25 mlniilet.
"M'oki:" !' n:As is
mi:an i.akiat im(;i u
mm i; v..ks ihv
I.a uosm: l oit oMxiiti)
OXKOItU. Kiik.. Mar. t5 Tlirco
AituHcntis wear the covMcil scarf
ami )laser of Oxford l'utvcrsliys
hiCTOH-s' team.
They arc It. J. Van ile CJraaf.
I'nlversity of Alnhnma and Queen's
I'olli'K'1; J. W. OylMe. Huniilton
I'oHeice. N. Y. and liueen I'ollcjre.
and ii. ' II. I'fann. rornell I'nlvcr
Mlty and Hinsi-now i'oUkc.' Irann.
who Ih IthadcM Scholar from Ohio,
was a star quart crime k on- or
nclt's foothull team law y-r.
The Ovfoiil lacross team nosed
out its 'ainlridnc rival?, T to (!. .
Many lourneys
ATLANTA, Mar, Ifi (AP) Ht.
I'd trick and itotthy Jonca hnve, (ho
HMine hlrlhduf und lhi lime Murrh
17 imuiKh the ItirtilhK nf the quar-li-r-eiulury
mark for' the young
man who 1m rather xnerally re.
xarded n thi! world'ri Kf cut cut Kolf-i-r.
Al any rale, hi the year heforo
Im-cohiIiik he -achieved, the dU
lliictlon of hcltiK the lirt and only
Kd ft r rated officially tin Die ehaiu
lilon of the world, hy winning In
the xami' Neajton the open tit lis of
(treat Hritaln uml the llnflod
Htati-H while at the top of Amer
ican auiati uiii. The latter title he
hint a Hhorl tlllic later to Grniv
on Klin. ! -. 1 '
Slim In Atlanta
Then, loo, tfohhy'n first holp In
one came just a few weeks ago, na
if to btii.K his :'4ih year to a fit-
tlitK elose. It was Numhcr il. on
.the I'iMt like course of Atliuita,
-and was a half-aliot with Ii Ih Nrutn-
In r four iron .to the Krecrt ITtl yards
!;'iay. The hall hit five yards from
lihe cup, hiiitneed twlce'and rolled
I Itohhy Ih Kcm rully reicardcil aa
' Im inir uitk-r than he really is, lie
j cause of his prominence In na
tional ami International gnH'lnff uf
( lairs for the lust eleven years. It
jwaa at the aire of fourteen years,
'and i months that he entered his
first national competition, the
. t'ltiteit Stales amatenr Ctiamplon
ship at lite Merlon Cricket club,
j Philadelphia, In 1910.
j He qualified handily and defeat
ed Khi-n HyeiM, a former nutional
cliRtiiplon, and I'nink Jiycr before
IohIhk n KruellliiK mutch tn Hnuorl
A. (.iardiier, then rtiumnlon, iu the
third round. Since then Hohhy hua
hcen a national ligur In froll. j
Hohhy Marted playlntc the Kame
h, roit he a as six years old, at the
I'-.iHt ljike course of the Atlanta
Athletic I'lut). atlll his home. club. I ault.
His retnatkable wtyle waa modeled -i
on that or .Stewart Maiden, til HI the
i..r....inr Mt ihat Klaino ltownthnl
club. -
In 21 niainptonhln
Hrlcriy, his carver has to dute
included competition lu Zt nation
ul chainnioiishlps, ten open and
eleven amateur; sixteen in
f i.7 b jl ' lit
i P ffOod ClgSLT 1
f N 10 A Service, X. Y. Ttitreati)
I'nderlyitiK the sensational
walkiitK-Mick duel foiih'hl mi u
New York street hy ('(.(..nol Kd
ward ( CarrliiKton, once candi
date for r. S. senator from Mary
land, nnd Campbell t Tarring
ton, tils wealthy brother, l Mrs,'
Anna Walwh CtirrlnKtitn, the col
onel's estrnnKd wife (above).
Campbell has been named co
respondent In tt.e colonel's di
von o action, anil fedendant lu
the colonel's $l.iMi0.iifit) suit fr
alleged alienation of his wife's
affections. After their encount
er, which took place outside Mrs.
Carrirmton's home. Ciimphell was
removed to a hospital with a
broken crown and tha colonel
was arrested on a chaive of as-
UNION PERSONALS
aiioit mitsiTi: TAiiiTim:s
TAIl'A. Kl. Mar. U Will
Kok i-n may have a successor In j America needs more whiskers,
rope- ihrawlwt honois when nis jwys a New York piistor. declnrlUK
Speaker sets throuRh playlitK base- 'iHarfs once worn, syntlnjls of
ball. "Spoke" brouKht a lariat , riKhteonsm ss and success. - In
from his Tvas hotiu to the Wash- I those day whenever u man mis
InKton trainlUK ramp Mid pructlces niuced his rusior for a couple of
dally. He has uchtcvi-d consider- , days he would be elected an elder
of Chicago. The
four young people help-d to raise
something like flGO.oau for the
Itcd Cross funtl.
Hobby was married In June, 1924
to Miss Mary Malonc. of Atlanta,
the and now is the father of two child-
L nited States, one in Canada ana r-n, i laru .Malonc Jones, not quito
imir In tlreat Hritaln. two years, and llobert Tyre Jones athletics In the high schools and
He has won every major golfing 111, aged not quite four months. . gave it very interesting talk to the
title except the Hrltlsh amuteur . To IMay This Year teachers who were present.
I'NIO.V, (Special)
ent Hoy Conklin. John Wort man.
and W. V. Connor, three teachers
from the Colon schools, went to
Klgin Sat unlay to attend the
teachers' institute which was hold
In that place. Mr. Conklin was on
the program for the subject of
I district superintendent of the Tloisc
j district, preached at the regular
hour and afterwards held the KvC-
1 ond quarterly meeting ol the year.
Superintend- I M rs. Kvn lel,an who was recent
ly taken to Hot Lake for a sec
ond time, is reported as much bet
ter at tliis time. , , .
championship. He has won the The open champion, after being;
I" nited States open championship graduated as a iifcchanicnl engi
twire. In and the Culled ner at the Georgia School of
States amateur title twice, In I91'4 Technology In lyS. went to liar,
and l!lf.: and the British open vard for a H. S. degree und after
one. In lZt. . 1 'our In business went back to
In' the I'nited States open event, school to study law- at Kmory tlnl-
hia record Is unapproachcd. Jn w rally, preparatory to entering his
William. "Had' Miles Is serious
ly 111 at his home In South I'nion.
The local campfiroi. girls, the
Wetamaehic camp. Is cleaning the
yards of Its members and enjoying
a pleasant feed at th noon hour
of each Saturday.
At the regular morning service
Newell . Martens, who recently
went to Portland for medical ex
amination, returned home the last
of the week. His trouble wart
diagnosed as enlarged glands ami
he was advised to .spend more time
outdoors.
able skill and la able, to rope Al in Ulo rhureh. . . . Ourlng . the the last five years, rginning with father's law firm In Atlanta. He is a( M iU(tsiisi rhurfh Hup.
WA. Han KranclNCo 3.iit- ttw fMnnlwil iltiters. .Van- air riinarny.
(Cuke), . studio pro mm: , w iHive ttaurroft says, "He Is u good
praiio, piano, vitdlnj 1 to II, Clift prospcl: J aiu gbid Jim brought
Invtel dance utvhestrtt. It I in along,"
Scbuchl. the comedian roach. ontjVll War whiskers Went to such
the thtrd hfrte coaching Une, w It b i leiiKt h that man with u suuiflth
face would l.e d-jected for military
service. . . . Cigarets and the ris
ing costs
MOKK MAUKY IN Cl NTHY
It aerms possllde that ' Hoston
KMtt', Sania Monica tSSHm-1
lKo( It, band; , cluh Cnsa ll mty jUgn him and mnd him to the
Mur; l;iii,, fmht broadcast t II tu minors with a Mout MtHng ttltach-
mldnlaht, l.t-Mohlea IkillrtHun or- ed. Mruntlme he is playing on the
NKW VOItK- If you wish
of fire insnranct did
must to bob the vogue of facial
taptrles. . . . 11 used to be fun
to i to watch a man with lieavy chin
1812. be has leen either firm or
si cond in every tournament.
Hobby utso haa won innumerable
lesser competitions, having been
Southern amateur champion three
times, up to 1?22. wlien he won the
title al Kast Lake with hu aggre-
now in his first of two terms at
Kmory ami is rated Iho best stu
Hohhy intends to play In two ma
jor touruaments this year: the na
tional open championship lu Juno
at Oakmoiit. near Pittsburgh, and
the national amateur chain pion-
erintendent. If. M. ItroadbenU of
PA HIS, ' Now comes , Mptc.
Oenot, culinary urtist, with a de
fense of Krench cooking in answer,
to Mrs. Kosa Lewis, of London,
hotel owner, who has been saying
things in the l R. A. Why docs
the Prince of Wales visit Paris?
Why was she offered a brblge of'
gold to palm beach.' Mine. tJenot
the linker public schools, occupied asks thete and ot her qqestionif in
tho pulpit. Ho, talked on the sub-' chaJjcngirig Mr.Lewi's to'liitn
ject of "Hespect for Ijiw". In the combat, with adjudication by a
eVening the Itev. H. II. Hamilton hunirry jury.
eheNtra,
KTAH, Oakland tSn;.tin-99Dke),
to 10, CoIuinMau trio. j
K (1 W, 1 'art la lid 1 4 I m C I u ko , I
X. utility Mivlce; . Tth C, S. in
aiitry luiud; , concert.
Yunniguiis against his brother on
the remtlurs In practice game.
Portland, nv street
w ho work at night st
lights and tall lights that tht-y ni
not In hit by motorists.
follago try to acquire the contents
of. a breaker of In-er. Now he hasn't
either the. U-r or the whiskers to
waste it on. . . . This whisker
propaganda looks suspiciously like
some "Hell More Soup" advertis
ing. Men who umd to buy soup
The princtml reason is for their whiskers now buy it only
i for their vests.
marry, gitls. the ehanes are bet
ter lu the country. Ten er cent
more women between the ages of
?u and 44 living in rural districts
1 marry than those living lu cities.
thune t Is shown by a survey made In
had- behnlt of the Oeuernl Council of
Churches,
high rent.
gate score of ten under par for all ship at Minneapolis. He has staled
the rounds he played, ana sinco iirnuum um iimm-uk-uuilu nuc
has not competed In that event. jain lu those championships.
Ouring the war years of 1917 '"I've got to get r. ady for the
and 1IS he competed In matches game of life,- says Hobby, and pur
for the lted Cross all over the: sues his law studies at Emory.
playing In four ban
country.
matches with Perry Adair, lit fa
mous partner In golf. Miss Alexa
Stirling, of Atlanta, and .Miss
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
Mf:lICAl SPRlNtlS tSpecUU
Mr, and Mis. r Whttten were din
ner uestR at the Orlell Uiy hunt
S.tuHlay.
Mr. and Mrs. (1. V. South mo
tored to Itaker Sunday. Mrs. South;
remaining over until Wednesday 101
-tV'. Visit her daughter, Pae South.'
who left that monUtiK for Mam-!
ft Hi Pails, j
Among those shopping at Huker
v,bvit week were Mr. uhd Mrs. W. U
AVlntb. Mr. and Mia. K. Whttten.'
jMr. T, K, Knbe4l hhd AVilma
Kennedv.
v'i lr. Pmper has been quite 111 :u
the cottage out I better now. t
Mr. and Mr. P. J. lower are
TisitinK tn (.a (Irnhde.
j. T. K. Kennedy and t.. Wlnth
'attended the itll -all of the 1. O.
K P. lodpe at Baker Tueaday eve
nine.
Mr. and Mr. U lluddmsn. of
tioi. ripfut snmUr at Medical
rlnK' th home folk.
x Mrs, J. P. Kennedy motored in
(taker Thnrwlsv lo wpM her UanKh
t. Mrs. U A. Andtrr, ef ti
flrande. she visited he foe ev
eral dsvs and returneil home Sun
dy with her tiusband. who ennta
rttter her.
iivi-t Vunortler. of The Park. I
Vrtiling hyv tram the WoMson
fiihch.
(U hell I .ay, of The Park la run
int the tractor fvr Mr, Woln
nettiog the ground ready for sprtms
pisming.
v Severul men fn Rxker wer
out Tuetny booking over the road.
Thy fuvor mnretutt of a road i
btch can be uvd all winter. I
W1 HAVK IT
NKW VOltK On the question
whether Cv'anietie and tvaotidea
llva of hatr are dvtrtmeatat to wo
manheod meralty aM rhvirily,
ee nay hj,vv it so far. The vote
reve4lel to a hair drvwers con
eb!iou was T na; 3 ya Yotinc
' the AHtrmatlve wer tha lirv,
ir. A Parkea Cadman and Mrs.
EUMiiMsten Jtooth: la the negattv
ttelv.-!t NV, Chambers. lrudeuce
Pvbitty. Vr. Stuart H. Row. Kutu
1UU AlK'v HradY, Sator Cvr
Uju Waif) Krohman.
A eonrrantan "a1iA for aur
wry to Iiud out t th roantry
rlly Is proafwroo lie ought to
talk to that New York, brffr who
cvsnvAiOed that It takea Wtm more
thaa i niinuws thee data to col
lect a rltry $;.S-
Sulpkur aad moJaavel
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W A L K 1 : IPS 1 1 0 1 1 .-TO Y .V
sMII.Illl 1Hi S(.M)N
HAZKLTON. Pa.. Mar. 15
They've replaced old smiles with
n -w at a Itarlwr sliop here whero
Michael lNcor.i us'd to fling hot
toweis.
Michael was once ambitions to
become a famous runner, but got
discouraged when he saw a track
star in action. Then he saw Fri
gi Ho, the Italian who is Olympic
walking champion, and decided. "I
can walk as fust as that.
Soon the town was amused by
the daily spectacle, continued for
Hi monies, of Michael taking pro
digious strides do n tho main
st reet. '
"Ha seemed sneh an Intelligent
chap, too." murmured his col
lea gems. Now they're boasting be
cause he beat Willie Plant. Am
erican champion, twice, and won
dering why they were so derisive
about the training that enabled
him to do it.
The Senior Class
Fi'esents
ADAM AND EVA
v comedy in 3 acts
By Guy Bolton and George Middleton
Produced hy '
special arrangement with Samuel French
of New York
March 18 and 19
At High School Auditorium
Admission 50c
Reserve seats on sale at Glass Drug Thursday
Morning, March 17, at 8:00 A. M.
HI'.MOV K Tl M IT ATIOX ?
ROMK Temptation will ho r
rnoTf.1 from Italian omm it faai
ctsti drrss maKors hav th.ir way.
Thcjr ant tho rovvrnmont lo pre
r nt foretictt rivals particularly
Parisians Rivinic fashion show to
Italy: a)o lmtt;in. wouUi be for.
ht.Urn to !un.l fashion s.huis to
l":iris.
MOMH Bl sriMi IS r VST kn -a kn Im to mM IB U nOi wM Ur aWn ( tor
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