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Page Two Friday, February 3, 1928. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER GIRL BASKETBALL GAMES PROGRESS May Fight Again 'OREGON QUINTS Latest Photo of Bobby Jones PELTZER VICTOR IN MILLROSE RACE NOW! The New ATWATER-KENT A. C. All Electric PLAY SATURDAY We . VfWL Juniors and Seniors Lead ing in A and B High School Series Here Grr r ; f ,fwA i Washington Still Ieads Noith Confei'ence with Terfect Percentage OIlKflOM STATR roi.i.r.fiK. German Distance Runner Defeats Ray Dodge in a Sensational Finish The S. II. Camp Physiological Bells and Supports 1 Vi hu vi maternity gar ments tun rnirccllve gar ment In vurli'ly or Ich. .Dcncnrtnfile Valued am HILL'S The lntcrmurnl gliltt' basketball FcrleK nt the hltfli mcIioo) In now! well ' with hIx tin men rumpleied thl wneic. Tho upper. i'Iuhs teams have ho far nHscrtod Kupvii'loi'liy, both Urn junlorH and nt'iiioiH winnlnjr in A and li Hqunds flllkw. 1'iobttb) tho iikihL excltlns Kuni)! of thV Her let took placo lust night when tho senior won from Khi juniors In tho A. uquiid si-dion, 'JJ-2i. Tho senior H uquad uIho won from Ihe junior H squad lust l.ltfht, tho scon here hemic I'J-ll, On the prevlouu night, Wednes day, Die junior A Hqtittd won from the fronh A squad, lti-11, in an other iiiUr-stiiitf same. Tin jun ior and iiohIi II quads played tic I ruiiio night, with t Jik older jfiria Vlnnlr.fr 21-10. In the opening nltflil of the fftlvm,' Tuesday, -tho scnlora won f roi ii thn f Kuphomon A squad, -0-1 5 and tho 11 HiimrdM of the two cIubhph' played a olonn gnmc that ended C-4 In fa von of tho SCUlorX. y X , 'I $1500 A Month To Support Tom Mix's Daughter? All J'Iny Own All the 8uuUm havn now been In action n leant oncn but thi-re Iiependablu are atlll aevurttl guinea to lit) tilny- Qliallty . oil beroro tho winners nro iloter inlnril. Mlw lluth Johnson, Is coaching tho tnuuiH, with Hcvernl MM fttl Kilts nsslHting her. Marjorio otmhotm ICrynoItlH is officiating nt nil tlx , games an referee. ' A numbi-r of IiIkIi Hfhool mu (drnts hnvo been sictntoiB nt tlm Rnms whlrli liuvw been pluyd nf 'li'P school. Tho llnp-tipn on flip Rfinniln fol low: Senior A rUiil: II. CirnKK. I. Murray. I). Hnntz. I'. Ansi'll, .M. I.OS ANOni.KS, Vnh, 3. (AP) Snri.H. A. f'ook, K. Hnyin. Junior .Tu how munh money It tnked to A Biiund: D. Ciulo. r. Knim, . meet tho need" of the 16-ynr-olcl 1'yer, J. KliinRe. n. Durlnnil, M. (hillKhter of a 7r( n week "horo- Htnnley. Honhomoro A Kiilnil: man" In tho dlmi of Tom Mix of Clllllila Ashliy. O. Hilckle, I,. Her- tho fllniB, Ih not a uueHtlon which ry, M.- Anthony. .M. Cunlll'en, N. I urlicn r'letober llowinn of the hu- Twhlwell. ('. Hyilam. I'VeHlnnun A Iierlor onui't caret to ileelile lnitttlly. aiiiinil: J. Otllrlen, M. Milne, M. And allhouRh ho declared he did (ieltlhuber, M Nolan, K 'I'ttrni r, not want to "spoil anybody' rhlld M. lirown, M, Cade, It. Conner, by glvlntr her too much luxury" (.nlor H nqiiud: V. Hnnaen, W. .ludKe Kowron doctored the Hum KVOBon, K. Smith. M. Itanks, I. would be Hlzeahle enouxh eo there Spencer, f.. Kly. T. Ol.wn, Junior should be a Kuardlan uppolnted to , w,uad: H. Mcuhinnn. K. Mont- ucrount for Ita expenditure. There- gomery. .1.. Winburne. W. Kmith. fore, he delnyed declalon on the M. i)u)mn. r, ciray. V. Wurl, J plea of Mr. Olive Htokes Mix. the Nloon, u Uramuell. Sophoinoro actor's former wife, to have tho n auuad: if. Berry. K. Schnoffi r, Jimount paid by him for his datiKh- n j-'yik Jj Hlclicy J Hniith ( tor's support Increased from I f,00 to Anderson. C. .Mctra'lf. ' Ki esbt'nnn' lir,oo a month. . ,,,. f). Hauni, 10. I'arry, f. The bill of yearly expenditures Orny, It. Mcfulllstor, N. Kli.rt. J. Tiesented by tho mother to the !,,,.,, (), .v,.M,,n, r Cnnley, court, lueluiled danclnir lessons, j,. iarmi,:rt IIMUO: vocal lessons, $10u0; pluno " ' lessons, 91000; clothing, 1401)0; groceries and milk, U00; rent, I24H0. and tutor, tl2uo. Mix, on the witness stand, said he was "willing to do the' right thing" but that he didn't Hvnnt his former wife to profit by his gen- , eroslty. lie thought Just a llttlo automobile one onstlng abotit t V Tills young man, Willi fut chcelm and IhinnliiK locks, uacd to look nioia nalural In tills corner than he ' due 11W Ho is Biiiiny LeoiiHid, roliiod lightweight chuinniun, who nliiiia a " ring com'jkuck to add lo his Uwliidlliiti f'orvallls. I'"eb. 3 The winner of thn Oregon-Oregon Wain basket ball gamp at Kugene . Saturday night should have iho best chance of lipy of the northern colleges In eliminating Washington from the chalnpioiiHjilp race, according to l.askettiall critics here. - Idaho Is 1 onslilereu as Having only Jin out- j niui. t iiiiik e as me vautiais nave already dropped three games. 'Montana although having lost only one gaiiu. a ml that to Idaho has not rerrivd any real test of her strength. The Grizzlies, however, 'nay sprii.g .t surprise thN var. Washington at the top of the. list with four victories anil no de feats has six more games on schedule. One or the toughest of these games will be against Idaho nl. Moscow. Idaho Is a hard leant 10 lick on her own floor and the ciinnces are that Idaho might turn the trick. Wilmington must nlso travel to Missoula for n game wllh Montana. Tho outcome of tltli came will depend on the showing the Orlxzlles make ngainRt tlo Huskies at Seatlln tills weekend. Washington is doped to loan tn either Oregon or Oregon Slate when these teams clash' In Seattle. If Oregon, Oregon State: and daho Hhotild rarh luat Washinic ton things would ho thrown Into a iiniddli'. Kvi-n If WfuliinKton Ioris only two KHini-ji thn ronforcnr' , Ih liahlit to end up In a knot. Mot jrritiCM are of thi oidnion that tin' wlnnnr of tho norih-rn division Favors Lomski . To Defeat Mike lI I'l'imm I mrhf ''hamplonship will not lose more lllVllfjUt XMUlllX, than two gomes. This would ellm Inate Idaho right now. To eon ' shier themselves In thtt running both Oregon and Oregon State must defeat Montana-next week while the Grizzlies aro making their road 'rip. . s . I . ' ' "If Ni;V YOftK. Teh. 3 (AP) Pr. Otto I'l llzer, German philosopher ami foot-raring champion, has to Ills credit a sensational vlcliiry over some of America's foremost middle distance runners as a re- j sut of his much dlMMiHurd indoor j ilellllt. ! While the doctor's most formid able Amorlcan rival, l.loyd lluhll. spent his tlinn coasting 10 an easy victory In the mile run. tile Ger man star last night brought a Madison Suunre Garden crowd of 1 2.000 spectators to Its feet yell ing as he raced lo a thrilling tri umph in n 1. 0011-yard race over nine American runners. 1110 oc , ension was the annual meet of Ihc Millrose A. ' There was no record breaking to !lhe ilellllt of l)r. I'ellzer, who holds the world's half mile standard. I but the tall, blonde Teuton rxhl- hitoil a flashy brand of speed ns well as unusual gameness In win ning under strange and difficult conditions. Hay I lodge, member of the IH24 Olympic team and former nation- Now-TII fm- -it I fft ous A. f. Radio X'l.DU roiuplele al nil amazingly oW 'price. Liberal terms CARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. Main 770 T lure's I In? newt-si jilinfu 01 l;il-h Jones, who is ijh-mIiik Willi turly ftUnesS un u lnj-i in All:.nta. 1 hit world k yrtaHjht tjli ulrtMidy piys hct'ii fundi- loiMi-si-l 101 MM- souilifiii Kail way -and a moinhtr of tlid hoard ol dirt-, lorn of Iht Atlanta Trust CoiniKinv. SALKM HUiH WINS ' MKDI-'OHi), Ore, Krh. ;i (D IMayinff at A-shland lat nlKh the Sah-m UlKh school baskftlmll I'-ain d.-fculod AHhtand high V.2 to ill In a Kamo fmiturod by lcng dls- t'lncfl Hhoctin? by both t-anis, ii-f- i:V YOltK. l-'rb. a (AP) Mlkn McTIkuc. rarrylriff tlio Hears of mime "IfiO riiic battle;, return lo tho piiitlllKtlr war tonight In u I o-round bout In Madlttou Hiuar' Cardt-n -with I.eo I-ouihIiI, hard liUtlnK youngHli-r of Ahenleen. Wash., who uHplroB to sealo tlm helRhlH of tin; llfht. heavywelKlu division, Timnski Ih favorite at ' to 1 t"o take the verdiet. 'Che venerable IriHlunnn twlro liehl tho 175 title, winning It In ,A from Mattlintf .Sikl, IunIiiv i: two years later to Paul ltnrlen barh, ami then beintr de.siKnattMl tn champion by the New York ath letic commission in 1 fl-7 when Jack IVIuney rel burnished tho crown to Keek oth the heavyweights. .(Mif,'hiaH outMpeedfil McTIkuc luht i fall to win the title and Mike must I A(;.ST NT.W (AI,KI).It now Htart all over itRaln. I OKNKVA. Feb. 3. (AIM Th 1-ymnlii at the iik of 24 has Cernian government today notifipd formur Silver Lining In Maharajah's Cloud Shows Up HO.VHAY. Indln, Feb. 3 (AIM The suggisllon of a Tunjah Mos lem that the former mnharatah of Indore turn from Hinduism to -Mohammcdunisiii ajiparently con duced Hindus that alter all it will I lo tho Hindu cause telegraphed to j the former luitharajali. They told nun u ne wouiii say the wont they iould make all nc'csi'iirv nrraniro ments for Miss .Miller's conversion. They nssured him, that the Ameri can girl's Initiation Into llinduinin could be arranged easily. al I. oon-yard champion, furnisliol the chief opposition for Peltzer af. ter the pack sifted out. These two put up a stirring nip unci luck ilimi over the last three laps of the si-, lap race but l'eltzer had the most In reserve ami won by fivo yar ls iri 1' minutes IS 3-5 necends. Tim world's record for tho distant :': IS -5 Is held by Ifahn. "A bit of Crisco on the tip of a spoon a moment of hes itancy then I popped it into my mouth," says Mrs. Edith M. Soth of Chino Cal. ly. of Salem, starring with cirrus be notedi'le to convert Miss K-mev KhotH. l.eedom was high point, Ann Miller, of Seattle. Wash. man for the Ashland squad, whii t V i V i ' I,l,p Q 'nIri"y A hinder Hindu ii'h naiein iuin. win piny the M,i,lfn.,l tn.., . . nil. I .1... aurels anions . . . Hut Toiun.. f""' 11 '""-game series. "I was amazed st the sweet, delicate, essentially clean taste of this cooking fat." To test your cooking fat, taste it. Crisco'i sweet flavor will astonish you. Heavy Rainfall In North California UKDOING. Cal., 1'eli. 3 (APt Northern California was in the Alter conversion she would lie grip of a heavy rainstorm yestcr- icc loriuc riner ..ay, Willi particular force In Trin itcs and the r'll- ity co'.nly. the miner Sacramento gloi.s obstacle lo their i: arriagu ftiv. r canyon anil liistern Shasta would bo .surmounted. ' county. The river here is rising The proposul that both the rapidly. However, in spile of tl forn.er muharajah and .Miss Millt-r heavy r.'iinlall of last week, preei lieejuie Moslems and marry w th pitation here this season, which Miihuuiineilan rites chanaed thri has now reached a mark of 23. a l ' I (0S (gOl BEAUTY LOSES ' ' BOTH FORTUNE AND HUSBAND unbending attitude of the inch, is ueai ly ten inches behind established himself as a hard pun- thn league of nations thai while it Hindus toward tho nilpposeit un- tne mark ol lao! year, which at chlng, nlnays aggressive hauler, favored a fixed date for Knster each titness ol Alisa Miller to embrace this time reached 3::.IL' inches, who twice dumped Tommy Lough- year It was unalterably opposed to Ihi ir religion. i canvas for nine conn's the revision of the calendar to give No sooner had the Moslem pro- ' - recent each thirteen months Inslend of the pos, I bei'ome public than editors of twp vernnculnr papers dcof'd' creams easily in cake making Coast Newspapers 2 col. x SS lines (110 lines) P. O. 3433 27-124 OHICAOO, Keb. 3 (AP)--All (20(10 -would be good enough for thrills of winning and losing Ituth Jane. He admitted he mado both a fortune and husband wero J7600 a week. related to Jndgd Sullivan yester- ,.iinlnnllon for tiuuge lluwron OrUereil that, "ay mien vvuuuc layiur asseu pending the appointment ef ti n divorce from T.ouls Gess, n. guardian, Ruth Jano bo placed In a musical director, charging deser- girl's. boru'dlng school. tlon. I Miss Taylor, Hollywood. ASK US FOR A DEMONSTRATION IN THE NEW FORD Coupe Perkins Motor Co. Ph. Main 500 ran to th in Hie flr-Kt round of their squabble here, which the cham pion won' by otitboxlnff Jii Aber deen opponent over tho rent of the route. The victor of toninht's fray hn:t been promised consideration In the LotiKhran's next ohalhiiKer. Jimmy Siattery, Buf falo hid, and Joo Sekyra, of Pay ton, Ohio, are alno in the ruiinlnK Sekyra lias been matched to bov (ieoiKe (.; mas, of Philndelphhi, next Mom! iv nilit at the St. Nicholas arena. present twelve. the(man's flavor - the woman'sJPreference who came from fa)., soelilny thn de cree which Judtfo Hullivan Indic- nted he would trrtait. naid her, lu:s- band'R temperamrntal insistence on how Hhe Hhould play the stock QfUttlJ HakeV W ill marKei wiui ner own iiw," w;i-i tho causM of much doml tll, Hi rife. Tho fortune, sho wild was wor. over n period of yenra im the result of market investments mado on the tips of friends. Then, sho said, fho plunged, and V'.en the. ntorkn crashed, 1 crashed.' Benjamin Kriicli, her attorney told the court that AOIiw Taylor once had bt-en described by Klo ei(rield as the most lii-autKul Klrl w ho ever took part In tht to!!!"!.. Meet At tell Tonight HOLLYWOOD, ('nl.. Vid. A l'j Hi'i'Kfunt Sammy Bak' New York contender for the we- terweishl crown, meets Gilbert. At tell, ol San l-'ranelsco. hen- tonight in a ten-round boul. Baker is a. hot favorite to stop the San Kran-ciMenn I'copie w)io aro nlwayi talkliiR" about what they aro Kouip to do never do much. COLONIAL lOntertainment Sometimes It's Just as well to ad mit defeut before we'rw completely knocked out. refeeffom A Caterpillar dovours 6.0(10 limes its woight in food in one month. Tho avcincft1 man rc-quii-cs three months he fore cntino; food equal to his own weight ... If he has to ro to a hospital lie won't eat so much and worry may keep his weight down but his family will l-equire about the usual amount of food. W'e should all carry Acci dent and Health insur ance. Union Mortgage & Investment Company "IAL III .c. Estat Loan RERYICB New foUy Bldg, La Wranae Oron. I The Kanill I Today and Saturday ft kmlLLL V . ! i MARTHA 0STENS0 ! F ' ' 'W A.PYDUNSER i lAshife A Cruel Itr the time rr O pC Jt&flfl full-flavored coffee vacuum packed iu i-end this ad Icntiiitr ..n.i .. .I...... t.. il... ImiiiI,..,' a i nixl you Mill 1k able to scv t'lalldi1 '. I'l-ntt lilmoell. He Mill Is com ! lug Jiint like an ohl king nf iiiil ! with his 4fMit tail diaggliig anil hi big bill full). 'Jills Mill he the last ail I will write, no I will take the eluiuce lo say giMHt-hyc. tn tmi nil mid thank ing )imi eiir your iiatiiutngo thai iiimlo my n Ideasure. wit me In tlakcr at llle l'n I'slnl onl puny, alias "Vmir Mil Hmtlicr." V MARTHA 0STENS0 and Pure, i Kuficr Tli.. r.... ml: I- n . , Claude C. Pratt Lumher Co. We Sell For Cash The Poor Man's rrfcui fl it ear Foondry- Thotie Mala 141 o foadar Baalncat His Wife ai,a -Children Were Chitteli To Do Mis BiJ. J'tlg Then Revolt AnJ r'reeJom. A Picture tine Mr mm Tathc News Uii tosities Half Price Sale Saturday and Monday To clean up our stock of vases, gift novelties, candlesticks colored glass, pottery specialties Regular Prices on These Items 35c to $3.50 Buy Them at1. Price MELVILLE'S 1429 Adams Ave. Dinnerware Hardware Kitchenware i. ly m Lux Toilet Soap.. .bar 8? Lava Soap 3 bars 25 Peet's Mechanic's Soap....bar 8 Kuner's Pumpkin No. 2) can 17 Gold Bar Muscat Grapes No. 21. can 30c Pioneer Minced Clams Tall can 27 Ball Blue Ultramarine .1 lb. box 22 Seedless Raisins Sunsown Brand 15 oz. ctn. 10? Ripe Olives Curtis Supreme ...Ay, oz. can 12? I Lindsay, Medium ......9 oz. can 1 Sc- . Curtis Medium 9 0Z- can Lindsayj Large g Q? cm Garnishing Cherries Red or Green 3 oz. bottle 14? Red or Green ...:....5 oz. bottle 21? Ready Cooked Soasrhetti . Prepared with Cheese and Tomato Sauce . Foulds No. 2 can 1 2e 'Beechnut No. 2 can 15c Piggly Wiggly Special...! lb. 40c Golden West 1 lb. can 55c Coffee Maxwell House 1 11). can 55c Hill's Red Can, 1 lb. can 55i? Milini's French Dressing, bottle 18c String Beans Gold Bar, Fancy, itieuium can .T 20c v r- p u ,Lady AHce Brand r-es -- .can 15c I Bartlett Pears Med. r, 20. .... Large can ja Bartlett Pears Lnrrrpp,n -17. n .,. .... - Y. C. Peaches... 1 his brand is hign grade and will please you. ah d i Nut Marga"ne , Allsweet Brand 1 11, 20 Elgin Brand 1 lb 25c We redeem the Elgin Coupons at 3c each Noodles Red Diamond Chinese, Pkff - 8c Coffins Brand, i iij Codfish 33c Large Sodas 3 11). caddv . (Slightly salted) Crackers I0c I Salad Wafers .: 2 lb. caddy 30( I (Slightly salted) All P, ires Good fr Any Day in the Week and Subject to Market Changes Only