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Monday. February 20, 1928. Page Two LA (JKANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK Smart New Hats For Early Spring Wear HUSKIES DEFEAT AGGIES 29 TO 26 Washington Wins North-1 ern Title Southern Cal- ! ifornia Leads in South Cna4 fori fen-niv Siamllng .urthm s-fioa fhfM-niUhte VaJiu nil I c i'pidj,bit; IlILLa ujUtt w i-. rv-i. j Wiiiirjjrton 5 0 1jO Or'jn 5 ; .TM Oregon Ai. 4 S .' Idaho x i .37", .Montana ? & . 1" fc U anntfion Mut 1 Souilum Stihm Sout h-rn 'aiifcrttiii ' 1 . California 2 3 I'. f U A. 3 4 ,42i Stanford ! 4 .2o TliU Wifk'n Jw-iu-uuilc 1 Monday Oregon Agtfin vs I l.oa An- j Montana. TIFHDAY 1'ROC.KAMH The Nation &J Broadctiiitlnif com pany program for Tueiday rujfht follow: S. orchewra; ft ; hndjre lejwon; 9, "The Man IHkHhi- (;" H:30 to 1, Rounder, KOO Oakland 3l.iin-Tft0ke) $:t0, dinner concert; t, S. H. f. K EX Portland (J2.m-I250-kfl) 6:10, chlldren'R hour; 7, orche Ira; 9, studio program; 9, munical pMKrtttni I'i to II. dance frolic. KFI A Allele 4Ck.5m-C40-kr) C, program; 7, detective Btory; T;30, vocalhU-pianbit; 8, S. J. (; s, program. KI'O ao Francisco (42Mm Hukr) 4:30, dinner orch-nira; a. N. it. C: 9, feature hour; 10 to 12, dii ore orchwilra. KOAHpokane. ( 20.7m-1 1 &fkc 0:3o, munlcaL program; Ki to ill, dance mujtlc. Ki'W Kan Franclwo U4.2m CCOke) 6:10, stamp collector; 7. entertainment; , i'iifKly Wiggly proKtum; 10 to 12, dance orchealiu. KJH Heattle Z4l.tiii-60kcj C:3U, dinner concert; 7;3u, noprano hoJoii; 9, vaudeville program; U to iz, an nee orrneidrn, KPOA tCat lie (447.ni-C70kc) (:30, iitudlo program; 7, old-time trio; 8 to J'J, N. K. C. KOI.N Portland (31'jin-H(ikr) G, ) inner concert; 7i&( orchcatru; t, hoga and poultry; It: 10, jiliidio vaudeville feature. , KOMO Heattle ( 305 m-'j Mike) C:lf, varied program; 8, X. it. ('.; 10, musical program; 1 1 :jo to 12:10, orchestra. I KG W Portland ( 4 I m-C 0kc) C, dinner concert; 7:4f; honk chut; , N. If. C KHQ Kpokonh " 370.2m-8 10kc) 6. concert orchestra; 7, old-tirne dunces: I. S. U. C; 10 to 12, dance music. Montana at Mmsoula. Tuiwlay (ir-Kon vn. Washing- I ton Htate at I'j iliuan ; Htaj.rofl w California at Han Krancwo. j Wed nesday Or yon A if if les Idaho at Moscow; W i.. a. Kouthern California Thursday Or-son at Missoula. Kriday Oregon AgKtt-n vs WaAhirtfrton Wtate at i'uMmaii; Stanford vs. ".'tliforrna at Km h'ranclsco. Hat ur day Or-jron v. V.'aliifijf ton at Heaitle: Idaiio vk, Montana at MiMboula; Htanford vi. i ;ihfor ma at Han Fran'isfo: I . .. A. vs. Houlhern falifornsa at I.o.h Aji-g-Ies. WAI KINti TKMTH WJHIIIKT'V (A I) Walktnif up stairs and down again is u good test for drunkenness In the case of motor car drivers who are on inn border line. Godfrey Carter, lec turer In forensic medicine at Hhef field university, told the royal in stitute of puhllc health. T'OHTLA Xf, Ore.. 1-Vh. 2'i In f eating (rejtfOit AKriculluml col l'K, 2 to 2C, at Kattle Kuiurday. I'niversity of WaHhiriKion won the rhainplonship of the northern ' lion of the I'acifir- roant tya.ik-in;il conference. The Huskies navt only one more gartte to play aKaiiiHl Oregon at H-altle ti t h'-t-iirday, hut even fthould the Weh footers win that in- and th two oth'-r remaining rontf-His uu their Hf-h'-dule, th'-y would still he a Kume h-hind the lluitkieit in the final taltulations. In ttitt south, Houlhern Califor nia junt nhout w-wd up the title. The TrO;?lns ebtiily d'-fcated Kouth ern Hranrh In a free-scoring con tent. 45 to 3S. andj now lead their division with five vlciories and one defeat. The champion Hears have won tlire and lost three, and are In second place. Tlie Itrulnn and Cards are out of the running. Kegular play (n the conference concludes with this week's game. In whlrh all the t'-aniH Hill ! n-.-n in action. California and Stanford will play a ihri'-game iutIch. while Hon t her n 'al ifornia and I'. C. I.. A. Will meet twice. Or'Kn and the Ongon AkkI'H each hav thr-e more guineH to play, ok ha Montana. Idatio and Wrmhtngton State have two nton-conlestw. Should Southern California low hoth game's to C. c. I., a., and Calif oi nt;i win all three f nt-nt from the CurdM. then the Trojtm Htnnford cootiv"WhHih wnn ipont poned a couple of wteks ago he cause, of an epidemic of Infantile paralysis on the Curd campus, will have to he pluyi-d lo d-cidn 1 he winner in thi- nouth. A Hingle vic tory for Ihi' Trojans, or a hhh to California, will give. Southern Cal ifornia the title. j THE FALL OF A CHAMP, . i T'jya 'aons - . r .i ... 1 K, ..-11 POWDER, HAINES TO BE 6TH TEAM INCOME TAX FACTS La Grande, Baker, Union,! Joseph and allowa Al ready in Tournament No. The vaM ntAjoriiy of taxpayers are MtlarKd ron. n! lnT-for-are f-ntttlf'l, in ad'JHion 10 ihft .entonal c-i-niption anil u frcilit for dep.-nd-n!j. to a further rrlil of 2S "'r r.-nl of Ihr tax on tht-ir t-arnt-d nt inrorn1. forr.-r-Uy to roniiut this cril. the taxpayer Wrestling Title Will Be Decided Tonight, St. Louis BT. I.Ofia Feb. JO (API-lf-fore the rooster Hart crowinif In the dawn of oomorrow. the world'x heavyweight wretllnif throne will i i. .w.A nr.'iinnnt for the iiaye u ii-biiih.u.. - . first tim- in seven yeora. l-M "sltrr. niier" and Joe I team, to play in the fifth annual i first mu compute the amount ' j,t,.rhl.r lwo uf ihe foremost Krul)- pli rs of the heavyweight division. e..eh elttitninir the title. Will W rent If to a fitiiab here loni(fhl to settle .their dispute over the rhumplun Iship. 'I he prospectH are that the jinalrh will .Iraw H5.0l,n to JH"'. a reeonl "Kate" for wn stlinK. I'romot.r Tom I'ai ku was pre pared to handle a eapueity c rowd 'of ii.S'io. hut wa.M not eertain.lhat 'rithe liiaK h would result In a . II- NOW! The New ATWATER - KENT A. C All-Electric district tournan-ni at I'nion Mjr. 1. 2 and 1 continues with five of the eight dei.Jt d and unothi r to he df-termfned tonight. The following five tems ar al ready sure Of entering ihe chsrn pi&fmhik rtrnM: Jowph. Wallowa. I -a. Orande. linker and I'nion. Tonight North Io d. r and Haines play in Haker and the win ner lll mke a sixth i-am. The remaining two trains will com from Houih ai-rn tir-gon and from Grant county. Little i known of the Grant county pJay but down in Harney and Mih-i.r j counties Nynna. Y:i- and Hnlario !are all powihl" winnerM. prt-j re i ports indicate. Drawing nl Monday Next Monday. Ken. 2 7. dist rict officials will gatln-r hen- at S o'clock fn the ev. nintr for th pur , pome of drawing for plar-fit in th 'tournament, according to IX I . Towler, of the district hoard. that there ha. iM-n toitie nn.sun derntanding as to how u.e vot- was conducted in awarding ih? tour nament to I'nion. I'nion won from Ii Grande l,y a vott- of I to C. and neither the li Grande nor l aion schools voted. The dintitct hoard and its memhers had noth ing whatever to do with the elec .tion. Mr. Towler hays, adding th;it the schools rligihle for coriip' tition alone cam votet The tournament tlii year will follow the double elimination plan, each team having to h- lcf.atil twice to ho eliminated from the tournament. tax which would be pay aid'- wi:h Out the earned int-ome credit. From the rrmnt Of the tat 1- P-r eent is to he deducted, the halanco leing the amount of tax due. Karned Income is defim-d a- 'wag-, salaries, profeiional feen, and other amount r'Cived as (o(np n.nation for pernonal s-rvices actually r-nder-d." How v.-r. alt net income up to $5.mo. wheth ai-tcally earned or not. is coni r-l earnel ineoiiie fur lh pur POjm of the 2j wr cent cre."t. A taxpayer may have rer a ttalarv- of l?.4e ,inl from a r-al-.-stat- t rarw-ur! ion a n t pro-j fit of K.C'hi. Nev.-rtheJeKs the ntire a.nuu is considered a earn ed income. The tux payable in , rtiirh cases is com-puted as follows: N'.-t Incjome - $'.,(mu.o L-s personal exemption.! out. The match will Ik- to NOW This famouc A. P. Itadio. compleieat an amuz ingiy low price $144.50 Liberal Terms CARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. Main 770 positive r J , finish, with the winner g- tting two ..ed in.fuuH There will he no time limit or other trick, of the wr.stlmg game imposed. Hari-y S. Harp or i St. Louis a ring official of 5 y a rs wmmm exp ri'-nc., will referee. ( With Ihre preliminary niatclu-s tint,' on the outcome Of tonights to prec.-de Lewis and SieHu r are n,;itrh, although Stecher, hecausa scheduled to settle lowu to th.-ir j . . frefiU(,nt matches In Sr I'.alancr- taxahle at I 'i per c-nt S.lufi.uu 1 pi-r cent of fa.R'iO.... S ..r,u Lvs 4 of ."t2.&0, earn d Jncfirne credit 11.13 ' ' Ilalnnce of tax payahle . . 3.37 Other f-xamplcs of how corr"t- ly to compute the carm-d income credit will follow. '",f"'.. .... ....... ,,. If .h.. mniclilr iiwiiit eontetH or . . : laj'ts as lon 'n.riini 1 nt nnrt unci- tlm fiit rays favorite. of tomorrow's sun may he Ktr'-ak- j w,.jjjht a d van tit ire. jlnp throufrh the windows h-rore (.,... .k.. .,,i.lr,..1 tLtn i ....... 11 til 1a UlflflllAI il llf.lu I A r-lther will have' a. Levls Intends K0iiiK into the riK weighlne, ::i I falls. Thero haa h.- n little or no het- urale hout 1'- Meat Production Declined In U. S. During the Year U60 Auto Camps In Oregon Last Year So: f;enhil liene'H tradilinnal indifference to the admlrinK sex hriir taken the K. ti. from a little olonde eutie. has it? Here's the photo uraphie answer, she's petite Helen iluebeh. of .MilM-:iukee. ,o J'l.irniriU v.ilh her parents lit Miami lieai h. I'la.. where Tonney Is In training. Norway First, U. S. Second in Games At St. Moritz; Olympic Prizes Given rio.srcarna. Ore., iv-h. (.i' The Htate convention of the Ore gon Auto t'amp association con vened here this momintf with a (large attendance. In addition to . the Oregon auto camp owners ! there were delegation; present from the California and VYfhlnir vton afnociations. all of th officers 1 of the California organization he ' intf In attendance as visitors. I Iteports tliia morning l.rouglit out the fact that the numher of auto camps In Or gon has grow n An- Irorn 341 in 1525 to i in 1127. ST. MOI:IT., SwltKerland. F h. The event was won hy Mile. I'O AI')- Tin- rugged athh-tes of dree July and I'i.-rrc Itrun ...ji. ay iiav.- sueeesviiuiiy iieienil- l-iancc. Iliirtt en cot.plcs win- d' d th(,ir Olympic v. ini r Kporls peted Thcresu. Hlanchard and Na- i championship. The I 'ruled States ihaniel Niels of the I nit 4 .States' riniMh' d - otid and hwed n third, finishing laM. On the final .Jay of competition I Althouifh finishing sixth among A , .i. . . th ,,..nf,u i,, ti . . ... -hoard. Me Koh hohsl.igh fimilM y.-rst'Tiluy, Wtl-1 had Utile onpoxition in acoring a liaiu y if V.i- landing first phtce and dwisive victory over Kw it7.riand .lohn Hialon hf-cond. The sleds, hy I'i to t heome the Olympic liumrijt d over the he at a hixty-j hockey champion. t mile tin hour clip. In defeating i;ngland S to 1 yes-. Heatnn regimered Uu- fiiHt-s( MTuaj ftweiien necamo the r,u- of tll0. .-n.liril d.-M.nt in a glide down the chut i nor-Y eriampton unci ac- with a lime .,f one minute. .I ft 7-10 "iri wcorm place in tUtt Olym pic hockey final standing. ror the me had he-n the runner-up In the pre via us Olympic competition. was relegated to fourth place white Austria was fifth. Mussolini has sent over a "mln Mer to Chicago." Well, something hod to he done ahoul that (own. VlltOIMA HOItSIS MtltFAsi; Hit 'H MONO, Va. ( A 1') While the hlood-d home still hohln higli rank In Virginia, his poor iHationx are putting out of the plHuio. 'i h slate had only 2 o 4,(100 horhis on farms In Itf'JT, lowest uumhi-r since lh7K. . , m conds wlii-h l only leu wconds In-hind the wotldrt rt-ioid for tin truck ),y M.i 1 1 lii-n 11, ot Lng- jli.lMl. I The others in I he holedcit;h j evi-nt finished as follows: Third. I'atll Kilian of Germany: fourth. firamaio ( Anf-ntine; f i r t li . Ih.pc, Argentine; siuli. 1;iih m l.amln 11. j ItelglUll). I In the figure sluitlng chumplon- ;ship for couples. the American ( I iu 111 of IteatrlK Luughniri and Shel Will Itadger p;ire, fourth. of J I'llKAK ACCIDLXT SALi:.M. Ore. F-h. iu. (AIM rnawar? that his two and a half- e;tr-old child was on the running ter, of Uarlow. drove from his home towards Can ny Monday morning. The yitingter fe from the vehicle after riding I nearly u mile. w:is picked up hy Olympic cjuh hc. lowed at the handmaHr. ll lias heen so long since you won an Olvmitlc event ue Idk) fuc. Finland which gotten It." replied the S.viss-G. r-i man bandmaster h lan illy. WASHINGTON t.Sp,-ciali A"-! cording to the annual estimates ' m-at production and consumption prepared in the hureau of animal, industry, the total production of j meat in the Fnited States during 1 !tl7 declined 373 million pounds . in comparison with the preceding! year, the totals heing 17.245, wuu, 000 pounds for 1926 anil 16.i72.ouii.uCiu ! pounds for 1927. The decline was j wholly the rexult of the resi riet- i J supply of heef. It occurred, too, 1 notwithstanding a substantial in - j crease of 352 million pounds in ih": pork supply. In other words, thoj increase In pork was insufficient) hy al-oirt one-hp If to offset tiiC deli- . fit in heef. Actually the decn-.'iM1 in heef amounted to 632 million J pounds, or 8 '3 per cent, loitnh a. id J mutton production was practically! the same in hoth yeurs. A decline! of 2"0 million pounds in l)ie total! meut avaitahle for consumption in! 1927, together with the normal in-j crea.se in population, accounted mr a ileerease of-2'3 pounds in the per capita consumption of all . ineatK, Vhich fell from 1 42. v pounds in 112C to 139.3 pounds in 1927-. - - STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Wallowa Coach Co. Leave I.a Grande for Joseph 8 :!" a. m. Connect with All Points West 4:00 p.m. Blue Mountain Transportation Co. Leave I.a Grande for Baker, Boise 1 1 :25 a. m. La Grande for Baker only 4 :36 p. m. La Grande for Pendleton 10:30 a. m 3:40 p.m. (Connections al Pendleton for Walla Vall;i and Pasco) . , Leave La Grande For Portland at 10:30 a. m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 floctor'soffiee at Aurora, where it was found hy its mother who had come after help when she missed the child. Unit sen, cuts and a bud fright were the only injuries re ceived hy the youngster. OaStiiO For information call MAIN 709 BANKERS LIFE COMPANY nrs moim:s, iowa Established 1879 Gerald S. Xollcn, President Reports Another Record-Breaking Year JJ"W rwonl galn. In fun.U w-t aiiiln fur tliviilvtulx tn p..lli v itl IHlmllted nwi'tn. In h-k-nl rrnvrvo I. Iff Iiihiihiiu i. wrltti'ii ;m.l in ilir t.,iu Of IpkiiI roerv I.lfo InKlli'.ini-o in furi'e. witi :u h Hi. .si. rsi.,l.livM,.,l l;,sf your by Ilia Unnkcra l.lti- t'oniimny. TIkwi- inul ..Ih.-r ,.,ini ,,r .n,;n.s :u,. Klvon In .loll. II liflnw. 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I.;. :l:.i. .in 1 I.llM'fty llllll M.llll.'. ipui rion.i.s 11 3'iii.i-."i in l'ollry I.OIIIIM . .. I.' lun.li.ll 71 Cudh In It.niki ... 1 :i:.h 1; 1 ci lntfrr-st Aei"ruMl . .':ls7 ii't.' i fllher AllllllMP.l Av eiM , . -Tn. I 1:1 :,t Total A.I111IIH.I Amrm $ t on.i. 1 .1 si Total Kesoiiiccs Listed Are Held liy the Company for the rollowini; I'm poses : I.V I -i" V.l.lilli.i. .1 ..I'.l l.lll. its 1 1, i . '".inl' I T.. I :sinn in , , r 1 . ' ..t . 1 .t: v 1 r I'll 11 1 . r i-.i.i .1 t ) -.: . 1 in. ! h.'l ..I 1 ... K. K. HTRLKY, Dintiirt Avnl I' Itl, I.s AWAKDP) ST. MOItl'l-Z, Switzerland, 1-Vh. 2't (Al) Olympic winners in ihe u inter HportM carnival Just closed were crowned chiiinpionn and awarded medaW at un ImprefwlVe ceremony in St. Morlu stadium last evening. Mi-mhers of a hraM hand he came hreathhsi playing the Nor wegian naiioriul niitheru six tlm. the Slur SpiiriKh d Tlrtnner nnd the national turn-H of Sv. den and 1'inland twice. When the Kracefiit Andrew Joly and the stalwart 1'ierre UrOnet. of Kraiir, skaters, were calh-d to the presidential stand, the hand Htruck up thi! Marseillaise. Kur-hreak-inif. heart - rend injf cacoptiony re sulted. The spectator tfusped, then Mniihd und finally tTii'iAed. "t 'a n't yo"u play t U Mursell laisi!" I'rant. Iteirhcl, secretary Too Big a Job SKA VhUayo HrruK Tony f.ardellu of Kvmition, 111., rv I iiited inn 11 y an offer to travel hi a mtdKet in aid-vhowa. tl pra fened ihe more turrallva buaiuau ul houtlef kIii. but lha Job provail nioiv than ha could haiidla au4 be ion Xund himself held 0 He ral ly, in tha ilutche of lha U, it shown aittlni on iht (rm ift Cfflcer Krauk shatter. yv 5 MONTHS NEARLY A IUILLIOIV IVIEiM HAVE CHANGED TO CHESTERFIELD J THEY SATISFY and yet THE"RE MILD AID HERE'S WHY: We STATE it as our honest belief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer qualit) ami hence of better table than in any othcrcigarette at the price. 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