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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, February 14, 1928, ' i ..... , . 4 - . .'"" Smart New Hats For Early Spring Wear DrpniilnMe taint's HILL'S DcpendaM . Qaalitr to urn rorvr rinOAOO, Feb. 14 (AP)-Miss clla Hojnvortli, a eoiiHln of Vice President rnwpd, hus stilled for Uurope, where It In until Hbo will become ihn hridn next August of Count Lowell von Hlanrhardt, un officer lo the Austrian urrny. ARCADE Starting Thufcday I III I 111 " 7 STATE SHOOT TO BEGIN ON SUNDAY I Wing, Fill and Fleetfoot bcattergun Artists to Compete in Event The- Wing Vln and Fleetfoot rlnli has Juki complete)) a number of urnctlcn tnipHhootH In preparation lor entrance into the annual Ore Ionian telegraphic Hlioot, when the eluh will pit Un Htrcngth against orKitnlxntloiiH from over all the Htufc, find next Sunday morning at 3:30 o'clock will begin active com petition, at thi' I.oiift Tree, ground a Announcement will b inudo later as to the clubs the l,u Grande nim lodH will Nhoot against. - W'illliim ItolllnH, president of the. I organization here. Urge that nit shooters intend' next, Sunday. Ah an added Incentive be mates that , ull whb hrtuk 2S birds straight ; will enjv the NhootliiK that day at ' no expense. "We? need the scores f .and to tint man who breaks 25 i IxtialKht, hi shooting will be free,'' ho Halt). I In referring to Inst Sunday nhoot, Mr. HoMlns wild that tho InrffOHt crowd since thn November turkey nhoot wiih In attendance.'; L'nlhiiuted at about io, jir also re ports that the airplane gave a nice exhibition over the traproumhj. t Hpcnldng of the scores made, he Hit t il ihut Atvin Hcnnett and II. K. O'Brien both hroka 25 birds st rn I KlU, Art Weagle broke 24 out jof 25, and Mr. I lain, from Wallace, Ida., broke 22 out of 2.1, Mr. Ttolllns Is enthusiastic over tho prospects of the. telegraphic shoot and believes that the Wing, Fin jlnd Fleetfoot club members will iimlto an rxcellent showing. Hflce Eliminated When American Leads Skaters! Bridge Pointers 11 Milton C. Work 4 .' J Yesterday the two hands of it ST. MOftlTZ. Feb. 14 iAPl I'eclarer were Riven, the card orl- The 10.000 metre race was ellm- ' Klnally led was named, the. con Inated from tho Olvmnlc winter ! tract stated to be No Trump, and speed skating- .program by thptn 'luestlon akpd as to how -Kieftui nivn.nlP fniKiniii.,. Cfnrer should nlan his cnmnniirn ns ternoon ufter O. T. Klrby repre- HOOn "H h nM' Ihiminy'a hand and j i flhouhl not be played anting the Tnlted States, had pro- Kn,'u l,,p exaci iwenty-six cams tested ugainst the railing off of''1'1 which ho uould operate. Tin fnnother finesse; hut If he try eith er of the Minor finesses first and ' win, he would have only eight tricks assured (success with the Jdainond finesse might produce only seven) and would have to risk another finesse. If declarer win the Spade fin (-use, be should try to tempt the pluy of a covering Minor Queen from Second Hand by leading first the Jack of Dia monds from Dummy nnd then Jack of nubs from Closed Hund; but he should not finesse if the the event until later In tho week At the tlim that the race was called off Irving Jaffee of the 1 'lilted States was leading with the excellent time of 1 S minutes 36 0-10 seconds. Mr. Klrby who Is the American delegate to tho Olympic, winter ( sports, argued that the times as 1 run should stand. "This decision deprives the I'ntted States of u well-earned vic tory." Klrby told Heunin Olsen. Norway, who Is in churge of the skating arrangements. hands were as follows: INCOME TAX FACTS . A-J-9-7 ft? psq J 5 A Aft NVH. 4 ' 1 40-10-3 w . I i 1 J 1 Bo McMillin May Coach in Kansas MANHATTAN, Kans., Feb. 14 (AH)-Having agreed to become head coach ut football at Kansas Agricultural college here If he 'could necuro release from his 1V7.U,,1. iencvu conego contract. A- w. WlthOUt any exaggeration (B0) McMillin, noted Centre eol- 3 really ffTat piCtUre I I ! quarterback In 19Z0 and 1921. e conferred further with the athletic hbmhhbm board here today. No. 2 ncorne-tax ret n ins are reiulred of every single person whose net In come ior tne taxariie year 'Mt was $1,100 or more; pvery married per son, living with husband or wife. wIiohp net Income wnu $3Tt00 nr more, and every person, single or married, whose gross Income was $50oo or more, regardless of net income. Ornsft Income, as defined by Treasury regulations, "Includes In general, compensation for personal and professional services, profits from sales and dealings In property. Interest, rent, dividends, and gains, profits, and Income derived from any source whatever, unless ex empt from tax by luw."' Net Income, upon which the tax is nssessed. Is gross Income less cer tain specified deductions for busi ness expenses, losses, bad debts. taxes, contributions, etc. NEW YORK. Fete 14 ( AP) Princess Doreen, crack Audley farm thoroughbred which won $174,740 In purses and stakes over a five-year racing career, has been retired to stud. In this case the Declarer, plan ning his campaign, can see that West hus cither five or four Hearts. He must have three bet ter than the card let (the Five) and he may have one lower (the Deuce). The Declarer having but four Heart. s in his two hnmUt. it is evident thut Kant 'must have either five or four, depending upon whether Kast or West has the j Deuce. The Declarer can hold tip .the Ace of Heurts until the third 'round of that suits, but if he do, lone of his ndversuric will be left with one Heart and the other with 'two, so that no matter how the adverse Hearts may be divided, either adverse bond that obtains the lead will be able to lead that j suit and doing so will wive the game because four Hearts plus tho ono trick on which the adver saries enter will accomplish that result. Consequently there is no point in Declarer's holding up and It may be. by winning the first trick he can make a (Jrand Slam. It matters not In which direction he finesses: if he lose a finesse his game Is gone regardless of which adverse hand wins. Hut he should try the Spado finesse rather than either of the others because, if it win, he will have game (four Spades, one Heart and two tricks In South is the Declarer playing u No Trump contract. The question Is how he should plan to play the hand. Answer tomorrow. (Copyright, John !. Dllle Co. WKDXESDAV'S PllOOKAMti . The National Hroadcastlng com pany program for Wednesday night follow: 6:30 to' 7, Musical fruit cocktail; 'J to 10, I.os Angeles studio program. KCO Oakland ( 384.4m-7H0kc ). C:30. N. li. C; 7. farm program; ft, vaudeville; 9. N. H. C; 10 to 11, dance orchestra; KFI Los Angeles (468.5m-640 kc), ti:30. N. H. C; 7, symphonette; !t. N. H. C: 10, Packard program 10:30. musical program. KPO San Francisco (422. 3m- 710kc. 6:30, X. B. P.; 7, Gypsy and .Marta; 8, musical program; 9, chamber music; 10 to 12, dance or hestra. AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN OUR Manufacturers Sample Sale Seamless Hnsters KKKi San Franclsoo HSI.Sm- oarh Minor) without risking JOCOkc). 6:30, Oclllans; I. program; NEW 'ARRIVALS IN 1 8S Size 9x12 Regularly $10 NOW $29- Attractive new patterns new colors are shown in these durable seamless Axminster Rugs. You are sure to find designs that will harmonize with your home surroundings. We invite your early inspec tion, as there is only a limited lot of these fine rugs in stock. CARR FURNITURE CO., - ' 1 f f y on fs nit) Ice for pleasure 9, Tnflody hohr; 10 to 12, orches tra. KEX Portland (239.!m-12G0kc) 0:30, children's hour; 7, orchestra; I, studio program; 10 to 12, dance frolic. KFOA Seattle (447.5m-670kc), :30. N. B. C: 7, movie club; 7:16. vocal trio; 7:S0, poultry talk; 7:45, book chat; 9i N, B. O. t KOMO Seattle, (306m-980kO, tips J PAJJETTE S get right up front where the pleasure is. Have a Camel. The real object of smoking is to enjoy it. 6:30, K. R. 0.; 7, concert orchestra; 9, X. B. C: 11 to 12:30, orchemra. KJR Seattle (348.Cm-860kc). 6:30, dinner concert; 7:30, old-time dance orchestra; .9, - musical pro gram; 10 to 12, dance orchestra. KHQ Spokane (370.2m-810kc), 6:30, N'. B. C; 8, auto show; 9, N. B. C. . .- ,. KOIJ Portlnnrt ' f .11 1m.tinl.l 6, dinner concert; ,7:15, orehejitra; . army band: 9, studio hour; 10 to 11:30, danre band. KOA Dem(r ;i25.9m-920kc), 5:30, dinner concert; . G:30, story hour; 7. Instrumental program; 7:15, Colorado program;. S, orches tras KGW Portland (491m-CI0kc), 0. concert trio; 6:30. X. B. (T.; 7:45, Catholic lecture; 8, Oregoninns contort; 9. N. B. C; 10. studio uro gram; 11 to 12, orchestra. yard "race was the sensation or tne meet, Is the third foreign star In four years to head the . select group. Paavo Nurmi in tqyr. nnH Charley Hoff, the Norwegian pole vmlter In 1926 were tho others. A Queer thinir nhnnt th. pniim.. tlon plate: It Is nlwnvs jyet It Is passed. . ' Camels Caiueln lead by billions and keep right on growing ou just lMkcd at my il4'tiiiT! nruw jiior- uml now you aro read-I Intr my cnizy ad aeuln. No matter, how many time- you have sworn off rcmllmr It It noimiis like you ii n't hardly iuism It up without try- In to find out- what Is tho noxt ' crazy tliliie that Pratt is going to hay. Well, here she gttos. Two men startl out of the yard tHhiy aiul on wiw overheard in sayine to the other "Did Pratt tell you ahout the 1 00 per cent pure Monarch paint?" and t lie nui ii said he did not. Then the first patty mid it is a great wonder that anyone can come to the Pratt Lumber ttimtwny and iret away without fludlne out mhiic i hi i i )f About 100 vr cent pure Mon arch iMilnt. Well, we are enthused all right and foe! that we have; n right to be. They never have munimuf ured better iwlni than Monarch and probably never will There in no Joke about Monarch pulnt being 100 per cent pure. I contains not one single ounce of ground sand, silica, baryies or lime. It wears wetf. looks well, cov er well anl you pay no more for It than you would just common ordi nary paint. There Is no wonder thot the paint trade around the Pratt Lumber company Is enormous, Soni'-one tins said tlmt you can fool all of tho American ieople some- of the time but not all the American people all tle time. I am not accountable for saying wf say ings like our beloved Abraham 1-ln- ;roln. If I was I might be able to be pisxklcnt of the Cnltcd States some time. All that I am president of N the K. O. M. picnic that Is held oiiee a year. I am making slow stride to be president of the Vnlted Siaien but I may be able some time to shake hands with llie p resilient and polish his shoe. I am going to cut this noas'n out j for today, ft has already cost me I too much m come and buy some- ' thing and help pay for the ad. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We 6eU Foe Cull rtM Pnr Man. IS4mJ Dr. Peltzer Given Athletic Honors NRW TOFIK, Kel). 14 (AP) nr. Otto Pclucr heads the list of three athletes whose names will ho Inscribed on the lto.lmah Wan. amaker international trophy as a result of being voted the out standing performers of the Mill Hose track and field meet on Pen 2 The Mill P.ose A. A., made pub lic today the result of balloting by a special committee which gave Dr. Peltier 13 points, l.loyd Jlahn of the Boston A. A., seven and Pincus Sober, of New York, six. Peltzor whose victory In a 1,000 Check Up The successful business man knows exactly how he stands. He makes a daily, monthly and year ly statement, in order to keen in direct touch with his business. We were wondering just how many individuals do this even once a year. Our balance might star tle us. It might also cause us to S T A li T FKOM HERE. United States National Bank b ao Ctoi..i Brail hi IMMIHHIIU1JI.U. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave f La Grande for Joseph 8:15 a.m. ' J OOp ni Connect with All Points West Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave La Grande for Baker, Boise i -or, a m La Grande for Baker onlv .j 5 ," ,' La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. 111 3: I5 pm" (Connections at Pendleton for Walla Walla and pas.'.') Lave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 P ltM. R. j. mri Till m For information call MAIN 799 KeM Peondry. PtaM Mala I if
