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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1927)
Monday, iJccombcr 1!), 1!)27. Pnrrp Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I V 2t 5 i ? GLOVES A Gift She's Sure to Like g She can exchange nfrpr Chvi'stmns if the size or style isn't perfectly correct and she will adore such smart num bers as the new slip-on in washable kid or suede. Also a very drossy glove in kid-with short, plain turndown cuff. Long wear assured in these at i I Spendable Quality $3.50 to $4.75 Hill's Dependable Values ' SPORT NEWS ACCIDENT HALTS . ALLEN-STOLZ G0 Fall from Ring Prevents Continuation of Main Event Saturday . Although the Allen-Stolt fiiffct -Mas stopped in the pteeond round r!ouinir an tux! flout thai pro v.'iitotl rontlttuatlon of the t -attic, tho Poxing card Saturday ntrht ut It x htll was ratt-d hy many u ott of the txst mukuiI h rv this B E RLE N BACK'S GREAT CAREER S'134 Students At University Earn . $14,038 In Term I'MVIZIIHITV fit- OltEfiON, Kutft-n-, Or., (Sptwi.il) A tot;. I of 134 i.tudtntK of tin- lnivrrUy of Orron working ui atculy :iid pan time jolts, turned 14, US' fiuriittf th tt-rni mnrly rnh-1. it is announced hy Mm. ('(iiitlotir- H. J'onnrilv. wcrcUrv of ciiiiiirViiit iii 3T ! for lili'ii itt the I niveii;. l'.-n t jjjtlmi iifiployni-tit htouiiht . mor-, rt-eonl shuw. This i.s i-.n in- ! crr-w of $151 owr it:- t:;il of Ir..st full "lnn. ' 1 lit- funds it port d ;n .nly ;i i Jfinall part of th total umoi.nl ;u - tiiuliy rvoHv- hy rimvrit)' mu-dt-niM, it ii puint d out. Miiny stud nta find work ii hunt ;ad from th I Di vi-rsity, uiid this is not r-pvri-d. nh-rit h;iw olii.-tin- td on or two vdd joli through the employment ft ivici , mid (h n tin ir record hav- hf n a hi. to find further vinplu in. nt with out rKisturiiitf njfuiu nt hnhiuar-t-rr. Thfl tmfvT.iiy s.rvlcv for work ing iodni uIm liiHudra mnl inrKrn-y loan fund, out of u lih't a f w dollar an- adiincd t nfdy Mud'-niH iu lid- tinin o-t until th y ran i,' t work. If ihr todil tin tit hi r n por(i d. 31 ftlldt-lllft fTillK- IllTr flYjtU lltr- tilfti routitri Th-. i-nnn d i total of H.l'Srt during th-- l rrn. A Uirxv numltrr of stud' ns art mployd liy tin ir f.-How siu- niK, in fraternity tiou.s mid alln of r5idi-nrc, whrc they tarn their hoard and room hy uLiitui: on tahle. aNMHtin; in tlw kiit hi-n. and Py dointf oih-r work, cprk ifiK In ston-H In lln' huiin.v ili.s triet, rvinjf u Mi nojfr:pi-i-j. JCiU Htrt'-n und doinif ol.'ii-r s-rvie-t ulso provtdi s a hrt-jfc fth-ro o." tin.-nvenu'- Kurn- of tin unusual work done hy Mudentn inciudi h cookhtir for ji Mil'-muiin di niuiii't mt; lutf i)n- u of atuiiiinuni Mare. orkin as a ritilor and tuforintt for fellow -tu-drnls. One huy Pake and 11: rookit s and pustr' "d some stal wart nu n have evt n devoted tii ir afti-rnoona und ev nlntv to raring for finall children. HE'S A CUB AND GLAD. OF IT I I - N 72 Jt3sasa Fr-" N ,.:;? m i Remote Consuls i Receive Rhymed i . Christmas Note ! WAKIIIVCTON t.M'i Ap p roa oh of I h p h o I i d a h reca Ms to ninny Anif-ri-an foreiirn service of- "flrera a stirpri.Hi n P-iier they rr- ived fU year uko from a chemical company. It was surrn-isinj.' for several r aorn: It waj wr'tten tn j-hyiiK-Hid it adlx red to the ip. nintf (tlatrnM-M that Von're due fr a i hai- of a whack: the letter yon'iv r. ading- if m ither a knoflt nor a fervent al for your enpsular aid In ffndinc an uzi nt or hiring a maid. or rencuinif some on who's nhort on his kal- or olwrin i;p in a foreiKer's jail." In fa t. why.t ii did was lo wish the run mis a Merry rhn.stnias and a JlappJ N-w Vi !ir. Consuiur reKiilailons refill r numlKm of tti- liervirn to reply to all - let tern they receive, and to comply to the hest of th. ir ahiiily with iill r (juestjt for hifonnation or oslsttince, John 11. .Minh r. con wi I at lireslau. rf -plied formally to the chemical company poetic missive, and then mailed a para phrase of letter of evm djlt -nt IhrniiKh the d'partmrnl of MuU "Vour undated h-tur wan duly reeeiv il. Our throats wne soon het tor. heinjf duly n lievcd by am ple enclosures to yours iihove iiairud of your well-known balsam, already far famed. w'Iioko renown you would Hcattef in this laJnl" oVr the tn in the easiest manner which nibiM come to me. "iti-Ht h-t me express my iP preeialton of the Vilh lldn. reet InxH and felicitation, convey. d hi n style tn make -Walt Mason hlush. which I'm ifhui to ntuin with a whale of a rush. ... "I inclose with much 'pi' nsnre a sheet mi my- reKiou. from which you will see that the people are legion, and if you hell, ve th;it " need further lndi. pPus" don't fiesitat to Kive uy a yelp." A man in Sussex, Iwitfland, 4vho had lost his voice 'ten years nso Okvinir to a gun aitack during the war ri . ovi n-d it after a nitflilmare caud hy witnessing a startling film. L Open Evenings Until Xmas CARR FtHNITLTtE CO., Inc. Main 770 Anions e'e rt a i n 1 ' .s i k m of - had temper is considen-d a sf'n of ln;1 ini? posst'ssed hy a devil, lylns is a crime punished hy death, and marriage is compulsory. A diamond will turn permanent ly jereen if t.pobe'd to the rays of radium. 1'ere's KIM I'liyh r, the m-w erf ChienK'o Cuh'. and Jc Mi-t'ttrttiy, hi new 1ish. t'uyler. at Ml. Is usMirim:' Mcf'urthy tliMt there s many a. mh1 irami left in his playing tein. even though the rittsiuti i luh L-iud to trade him ;iw..y to the H tmly ity i.jwtt-gariM ! Swimming Champ Sets Ne,y Marks 1 - i .s. During The Year worfd's rvcords, follow: liio - yds.y i'J 4& I'liicago. Jan'. C. :;n yds., 1 m. S Z-Ih. t'hlcKO. ' h. &rti :( : , Chicfi-.o, April M:W YOltK. (AD One of th most picnin.niue flgtitrrs the mod tn riitj? has produced will pass ort if I'aul lo-rh niiach sticks to hU decision to retire. M.rlenharh. like Jck Ientr y. was hmidicapp d hy inaldtity to get out of thy way of a right-hand "sock" to th chin.- In fact thse two fiKht ra havt; . )tu! perhaps more in common, so far us their fightinir equlpnu-nt g-i. than any ( other two ringnien of tlte- times. I Tiiv re was one important diffr- j ence. Herh nhach wan always will- . Ing to fight and fijftit anyone, , Two knockouts, a iPcision and .whether he was a champion or uoV. j Odd johs include raking leav mow ing law fin, putting in and a variety of others. Students re paid at the rate of 4o rents an hour for purt time work at oid jots. Those with regular places ar piid a stated amount every w- k or mouth. f M!'.A(i -(A! Johnny Wis muih r. sprint swimmer of O.i- II- : linuis AtJ'htir r'uh, ha wound up his 1 !-' 7 m aun of splashing ihruuirh the water with a splurgt of record hreaking. j An even doxi-n in-w Anieric" and world's rxcords wen -t ty The l.tnky a'w iinnn-r .nd they h;ve . been Mcrepted hy the Aiiiat-ur WCOd. 1 "IM,''llr 1 "f". xnieii km ..h n.n the International iniming as.o. cr.it ion will agree to them a hi'itter (f forta. Wetpniu'h r's l'.'.'T achi. venteiits :iP of which, with the exception of tl " fiii thn liMed. w re n- iv Mtort ixire 1ooU (lift nnU up to. SO nuters) lea yils., Tils. Ann Arbor. Mich.. May 4. 2'" meters. I'm. Ss. Ann Arbor. Mich.. May 4. i?f yards. . 2m ?s, Ann Arbor, . Mich.. May 4. Z yds.. 3m 7 4-tis, rhlcaro, June 1. 3"' meters. Sin. "3 3-.s. l:att!e freek. Mich., May 2i. liing Ownr- mtitfi)r (."U m teri and up) 1 mi ineti rs. 5 vs. Honolulu. Aug. 24. 2l yds.. 2m, U 3-f-s. Honolulu, Aug. 2C. 44" 4m. 52s. Honolulu, An?. SS yds.. 10m. 22 Aut. 2 7. Honotulii, n draw, formed the hill up to tin main event. In the first round Allen anil Stoli mixed it, consider - ftblK Willi honors dhoih "t Yen. In the second, the liend loy rushed Allen (o the rope und both v nt throuich. Allen bruising his face in the full and Stols cutting his body severely on a. protruding nail. The tVnlral -Oregon lad ws knocked unconscious by th. fall from the ring and the buut had to be Rtopptd. Joe niackwell won a d clsion over Tiger ltoblnson In th- six round semi-final but some of the fans believed that th afiatr should have been called a draw. This was one of the best bouts on the cud. both men landing f ui lous ly at limps. Hermit Iuvis, knocked out Sam my Watson In the second round and had the. fight In his scalp-bag all the way. liavis has Improved In order to insure ear ly spring delivery, place your order now for The W FORD Perkins Motor Company Corner 1th & Adams Phone Main 500 while lHinpsey spent some of the best years of his caroer 4n idle ness. "Oom Pa-itr, a riv -rtt d wrest 1r with the sireneth and dogred-n-ss of a grizzly tv-ar hut also mome of the rn a i ii re's slowness, is one. of the few modern hovers who show -rd any willingness to meet all comers. Wh-n other fighters were dodg ing the rapier thrusts of Jark I'c. lanty, IterP nbach took hfni on. Dot once but thrt-e timf s. They met' fur the fourth aud probably the. lust time in Chicago rrcjntly. it i a coincidence that u ndrd a out their Mist fight. In tt kooekout victory for In-Uniy. In betwet-o tiny (ought two )-round mulches li-re in which honors were tenly divided. ; Tanl's inability to "duck" thos.) right hand smashes to the jaw purled him on the downward, trail. Johnny Ulsko, Mike McTtgue and IT'inii- firuet-.l lurtrrlv In fhf .1. rtltie ftf lti. fincc.fi jireil "A.-'orla ! Assassin." i ipr'i'iiiftiij. n 11 I 5 Shopping Days Till Christmas Here's Your Opportunity to Buy at Bankrupt o I rices i COATS, DRESSES AND HATS LOOK! 50 ; Dresses, siik end, wool. Mostly small sizes. Values to $22.50. Your choice $4.95 READ! Afternoon and Evening Dresses, big selection. Sizes to 50. All colors. Values to S39.50 $11.95 to $14.95 , . nni to 5, sow By JL 11C JL &UL 1 La Grande, Oregon United States N Courts When You Feci a Cold Coming On rUxttht Wromo Qu in ins I Grip, Infl iviia and mujr a moniu twgin u commoa cold. Pric30c. Th. box bMTt lU. llMtiir, Proven Merit tOxx 1889 COMEDY DRAMA PRESENTED BY UNION GROUP I' MOV. TVe. 1! (Fp-clan The t'nion M. I. A. rcr'-atlon commit tee presented "(Jo Slew. Mar ". a i ronwdy drama in three sei, Krt- ilay evenlnif. i-c 10. nt the gym- : nnivnn under the direction of ( Jam s A. Kotford. In the play a young nirrhd couple discovered that the "first hundred years are the hardest". Out of w ork. th m;n and his wife exchange jobs, Mary roing l-ftck to her old Job and Killy making a stab at hou.e keeping, f'un begins with the 5-c-r-t love affair oi Sa'iy. Two mis chievous children add to the fun. The east of characters ts as fol lows: Hilly Abbey, a young hus band out of a job. Ora "Itne; Mry Abb. y, his discontent' d wife, Kim a Orton: Mrs. b rJon, M.t-v's moth- r. . :!!. Oe.rtfc(n: Sslly C.irbr. M.i'y's brto-rl f rt nd. Vivt;-.n Kof fard: llirry S" v-n. S;!y's cwNt-h'-.trt. rt. ph n Wild. : hurl f'hildv tp i rb ivK riiMon Halter: Itui.i-y Herd on, Mar 's oung nephew, a holy Urror. Vra lloll inr: I'oliy Herdon. Mary's young m.'ee. another holy t- rror, Verda lUlimc: Ka'ie, the Atde's maid. Maude Lay: Inny Oruhh. an ice-ti-an suitor to Kus. Itei Hsuter: Murp y. n polle. ujud, Inny's ri v.il, 1 . w is Z.iurg. Ihe General bnuift-i-Jh daily otff HOMO; spetlaJ Din k al prttgriiin lH'. UI Ml 7 p. m. oinr K(T't KOMu aud kit. vrw jimp n reman Id' lilt AN, Niitul -- Ths record fop tin running broad jump is now t f t nine Inches, made by H. J. M. Atkir.uu, In the Natal championship. The Banker made this prediction about the General it has come true! V."hcn the General Insurance Company of America -w as founded, a leading, banker predicted: "To succeed in a large way the General must hjvt three e&semiuls "first, the field trust be right and we all admit ' that the rapid growth and wholesome development of the Pacific Northwest is most inviting for a big home-owned fire insurance company. "Second, the company must have strong and ample backing. This is admitted, for the General is made up of many of the strongest and most sub stantial business men of the Pacific Northwest (iu capital is $ 1, 000,000. 00; policyholder's surplus over J.2.0O0. 000.00). "Third, management that's the question. With the right management the General's future is un limited." How has the General measured up in manage ment? In less than five years it has entered 22 states; it is writing more fire insurance in Washington, Oregon and Idaho than any one of more than 200 stock companies operating in that territory. Alfred M. Best, the famous insurance authority writes: "The record your company has made is phenomenal. I know of no company which has made an equal record". Is it uuy ti-onder that this agency so strongly r-, ' cmmcridt CiSHRAL policies to careful property tiu-nen? ir- CHAS. H. REYNOLDS, Agent" Sommer Hotel Bidp. Ii Grande. Ph. .Main lb v : : It's The Extra . Sales Which Make The Net Profits Every merchant knws that he must have a cer tain sales volume to meet his regular overhead --after that IT'S the EXTRA SALES which count etter Lighting irratlr .(nr. his u.t aprraaft Itt a loc! rlnr. guk-k kankuut In t)i Thurnoo lr-lt.-l NVholi bout, tbe Joarpa boy knocked out his opponent 40 . .fu r tho, (UM urtoi. Gl'na KorU aal tuwi AcJ.r. soa fousht a tour.rousd draw Is the curtala ralr. In iptt. ( th to 14 ufAihtr. a Urtr. erod m on baad (r tat . card, jt 11 .ill .rfC Full Aultmebth Ctrrrag fr Csrtful Driven GENERAL Insurance Company i-i cr a m c is ur m i HOME OrnCEzMTTU aa Will Get the Extra Sales Our lighting man will tell you how Just Phone ' MAIN 35 Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. - 1 "Better Lighting Taj V' Htwii4MM,aNNH,NINHtHM