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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1928)
Monday, February 27, 1028. Page Two LA OKANUE EVENING OBSERVER Printed Silks! are the thing for Spring. Many new patterns now on display. ONTARIO ENTERS UNION TOURNEY Rich Leader. OREGON DEFEATS HUSKIES, 41 TO 39 Valor HILL'S Dependable Quality PRESIDENTS GAME Defeats Nyssa 27 to 13 in Southeastern Oregon Championship. Play ONTARIO, Or., Feb. ?T (8pe riai) "asahi tOMwrs repress nting the Ontario High school here Kit-1 urJajr night captured the title of the southeastern Oregon district, defeated Nyw by a J" to 11 count and marked up their fifth straight w in during tha tournament. which ended Saturday aftT three! day's ray- The win gave the Ontario lads ih right to enter the KaJttern Ore gon district tournament to be held I at I'n.on1 this week. Huffman. afar forward for the victors, rap' lured high-point honor for the I tournament with C7 checked to his jeredit. or, Ontario forward, nai j second with 4J marker. The two mates t(d for Individual scoring honor Saturday night, each with points. 'nusunlly elos guarding char- mm II . , v 3 PROMISE PERSONALS jtuhjeet being "John Mcl-aughlin." The dean of uomcn, of O. H. f u .-is prcacnt and gave very Inter esting talk. a The Kaatern Btar social club ..r. ....... ,....;.. i. ut.ii.. i held h meeting at the Masonic ! . ,. ., Uluuw In h.. woodhedjhall Thuraday venlng There wa rVashinetOn Strineof ViC- ThurMuy. W ill Reed accidentally i Program, after which the even" i tnriJ Rble, ('"'"' the axe again a r-i.er and Pt n dancing and VtrSmg l tones lirOKen Whit- :lh , -unctrnr i.rk ,tru.k himicard. Itcfreahmenta were aerved mon Tn'mc i" S n ,h. ,.f .,. he:,d making a ;at 'he c!oe of thp evening. , ver-y paintul w ,un.l. il takpn I Kldon Hartley ia confined at hl to Wallowa early FrM morning . home with SI.ATTI.F.. KpI.-. (AP)-The fur nifti i :i 1 treatment. I f.trt -going baAfceibaJI leim of the l la Fouls n and "i : I'fiiv'-rslty of- Oregon, upset the hauling h.iv from Hill Carper. he mumpa. Mis dauh Tr, X-flta. la out of arhool with ' 7 WuffM- here Kniuf- May niirht in a t.rpath-taktnr ovt-r-, um tilt. 1 to J. Oregon had fine long nd of a -6 to 1 ai'Orp at ; ha) tin:p. U'aaJiingion aent ltrotct In at forward in the aecond half jand thp hukte iw-1Pp4 up and i found the hoop to tip irpgon at Mn. I.uut Trump vi-itPd llO!l;iy . Wood are: them. l(x- Mr. Kd. Harris la K-rioualy ill her home. with her ir.ttir, Mn. Julia S-.n- -Mr. ana Jim. m. uron a nar . (the proud parents of a be.hy boy lira. Crnre Newl y and three ;t.orn at their hon e Monday night, rhildrfn .-.re reeoverins from -.he: -Mother and baby are reported to mump.. !h do'n' nlely. 1 jlllan fairer vi-ilert . at Will : Joe Taylor, who Is working In Keed' Thurvdy niht. -the valley near Imhler. spent the iliv. I:etha i;.rr-r returned ,.- Keno wiin nts lamuy. two noon was spent In g.imea and danc-, ing after which refre-hmenta were . wrved. A pie pr-lal wa given hy the Mt. Olen M. Ji A. recently. After sup ner the evening W" "l"-nt In d.me- ing and games. The games were led by Union state recrentlon lead er. Mrs. Raymond I'. Jiium. Mrs. Alice Kelk !m suffering fr-rn an attack of the flu. Mr. and Mis. Fred Ithodry and baby of Kchn. Ore.. ar visiting nt the home of Mrs. I'.hodey's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Barneit Pnlder. Mr. and Mrs. ' h"v moved to their ranch In this Inc.-il-Ity. the place formerly owned by Raymond McKennon. Mrs. Annie Nebeker .is been 111 for a number of days. The Ml. filen and rieasant flrnve girls basketball teams will play ai I'leasant flrove -Monday evening. This is the first game the girls have have been i NOW! The New ATWATER - KENT A. C. All-Electric , Hrr nood-iockinr Fred Miiler of Mllwavkre. Wt., who will captain f he Km re frame fCknttiAil louirJ aneriaed Saturday nHfhf ronte I nnt un Je.f a lfcCkl. Fred is ana .a founn iiw-n uname to j io"1 a field KoaJ durir.tr the firt . a . ...... ,.-.-: ( u-it' r-t-k Mme in from the . " x,,r r-rular'v. the vame onini' in .i:i.n l j Crjn.l. loetfinir camp near Wallowa iat i'"" " tie Khr-n jttmei. Huky i Mrs. Jul! .siin.ir reiurned home Saturday to spend Sunday with ni 1V,M ! uard. drutp-d a foul. IteynoMn S-iturday aftw a two week wife. -nl in at -nt-r for Oreron in ih. Wnllown wher she had cne to i Mr. Hrb Paron uvrnjHif nroppeu a WUifcf't. re near ner n:iif:"'T, i r,in aim iia muuiri. - - - i . , ... i."r e,. ... 1 .1.. .-... h-j n rtiilt ill :( I I ('.nmU viailAnl Inn llODilar. 1' " " I o r.r,,nrlo Ti.itOrH Run da v. u f'arl lone ne trfrioJ. drop follow -d iinme'iiatei' Waihinjc"!cn. Itrynoldn thn ran the WitlJowaVhu a foul, but foul?d Hack, Husky U 'lowly rwoverin. The M. I. A Cleaner t:rn fitt ed by their clasn lender. JCnrnext Zauetf ind Mm. H. 1- llibbert entertained their innther-i t,V Thin famoua A. C. j;alio. rompw "t no amux inniy low r"1" $144.50 Liberal Terms CARR FUKNITURE CO., Inc. Main 770 It wan hfld at the home K4, trip- to! They were up to the hospital to j Th member of tho 4-TT rewtne wood. I iHrk Youn?. lmd poultry club accompanied by Carn amber 1 Which president wan a : ana bir rams hunter? 2 What eoua.fi of Io Hy Madlmn 'fhirht'a contta. Onc presided at the White Hotie? J What president received the Jareeat lectoral vote prior to the Civil WarT 4 What ' two president are buried fn tha c&ma placer - - & Who wi the flm president from th Whic party? "" What president' widow died durinjr tha World War? - 7 What preaident Had uceeded Patrick Henry aa Governor of Vir ginia r - t Who waa the democratic can ' didata acalrwt Herding? 9 What president wu chosen by methods not provided- in the Con mitution? . 10 What president died before the axe cf SO? Anftwers to tha queatlona In rame So. C will be found on another pace. half. In a preliminary o. a con solation af Tair. Vale drubbed the Burns five. t to 11. Approxi mately Cub mt-nd d Saturday aaltsVi be worth fire million riol )rJ,o ti! own nai&a. , Cirls, attention! ir xi aril rb mrtrt-A to aFin ( the- IWle. Xewbr mrttle tw iiAM It I. Il rir-rnn -.4 V. T HM-lf With WOftd. 1 IHL Yrttini? lAnd pOUltfT dropp a one ban.Ud .hot from' Ivid Carre, t m.de :, return trip " j w Co:UH wen, to Hot Ike !,hir era attended the buet itbe comer of the Ooor and the to Wallowa th lat of the week. 'Tuesday where' he will remain for,rriaJy nfmn K"-" " Wi-bfooters p'ayt-H safe the re- iJo.othv Henderst.n returned r!:h mainlnir two minutes. Klve thou- him. frothy i reooverins fvom Mt. filen recreational hall has been completeil. I'olihin: of the tlunt will be commenced soon. v Kind In nn saw the game. Mello To Fight Ace Hudkins In Boston Tonight t c BOSTOW, Feb. 57 (AP A Mello, of IvOWell. New K'nrland'H ouuundlnf welter welrbt. will g-t ( his aecond chance at Ace Hudkins, Nebraska wildcat, here tonight. i Mello and Hudklna went over t j the t-n round route In New York ) lty last summer and th Iw-Mi I boy had the ace on the canvas al- though he failed to keep him there and lost tha decision!. d t r .voo P Hudkins comes here frenh from I his sensational victory over Her I geant Sammy Flake r of Mitchel ( Tneid. leong Island, and In hie tworkouia has shown that the ""Tiaker fight took away none of his t"acrapptnea. He la a 10 to I fav : ortf The bout will be in rounds. Irawing for the placing In the tournanimt at I'nion will take place at the I.a Grande High arhool tonight at I o'clock, with ail teams but one decided upon. Grant county will send either Mt. Ver non or Prairie. tt?y. the two team to play this evening for the coun ty champ. unship. Giant Godfrey And Uzcudun To Fight Tomorrow INCOME TAX FACTS ; hi jj WAI.I.A 1 1 ST (API - Xo. It Ta i payers are advi-d by the Rur-au (f International !itvnu. carefully to pre-ni th ir cla-rnf tth n-ganl to d dt:rions tor loweH. To be al'owed, u-h f l:im must coniforni cIom1- to the word ing of the statute. Iiimh ar- de ductible if Incurred in the tax pa ye r'n t ra d e or b ui n -.. in a n y tranMaction entered into or profit, though no! connected with the lax- . payers trade or buin-vi, or if arising from fir s. worms, ship- wrec k or ot ber c-uu It y. or by theft, and if not compensated for by insurance or otherwU-. Buinej losses n&ult. usually. from the purchase and chandte. NKW YORK. Feb. 2 l:oi-"-t 1 'anncfax. w or ill's champion throe bil'ta rdijft. died ioday at Phoenix, home Arir.. according to word received ben May ire hy friends in the city. He had attending the v-hy.fd been In ill health for some time, f Mr. and Mr. W. I'ntil his health forced his re- children ttr.d :lrm-nt from the game two years Sunday a: it no Itcb 'unnefax had been a e of tn-r- j championship figure at three cu- Gofifrey. big ngro. posews ' ascertained by mean: of inv n- "' " I.OS ANGKLF.iS. FV-b. 57 AP Few expect the battle of the heavyweight h-re tomorrow night to go the full ten rounds, for both Pnoiino tzcudun. the Basque and George recor-U bristling- with knockout torie. which are rwjmnil when vlctorie. r. In the opinion of ihe "on1- GoIfrey. called the gorlath of the .mbioner of Internal l'.-v nue. fistic ring b-cau s of his huge! their, uae is necesftar" to determine stature, has u-d hU heavy club-, the income of any taxpayer. blng style of punching to send 35 WHITMAN" WINK WA!.LA. Wash., Fch. - Whitman college wis oo" clever for the Oregon Aggies here Saturday night, out -maneuvering and out-playing the O ran pe rn en throughout . the garnc. The score was iS lo 27. Cannef ax, Billiard Ex-Champion, Dies the mump-. i I") lvuljrf-n. 'lay WM-td and Hriu-ard and Melvin (irper are quite btiK- Uikine c.ire of their young l:iniN.. ' Jj:e Ii;irn.n had the misfortune to Jose a go id wurk hur.-e lat week. The hrx f-il .m the iee while hiuline a loud of wood to Mxville ;:nd reeived inji?r:ei which caused lie de.it h a few d:ts lTer. Charles Ke lnn and J-i;r-t u.-e bu.-y etting uj) their. Kiwiniil presmttory to N.wir.t: out luitib-r the i-i.mir.K Mim- l u'r-jaj " " ' " ,rMnjA AhomKar I et ffim meTCe. m-dical treatment - .ho i These clubs had a very successful Mr. and Mr I ' y,.,r. members receiving a number have been Visiting Mr a d Mr. , ora ,hM., f J. 11- Slcoson. returned to their. u wof b) ,aM. f;, , ,.,. home at l lora last Kund.-.. j Andrew llagie and David 1 KaHley. ot Bake, were speakers at the 1.. I. K. church Sunday. JIUIV (Ul-.U dumiru .... , economic conference at-Ixi flrande. The work of oiling the floor "f MT. GLEN PERSONALS COLDS c head or cheat ar. more aasljr (feat.d Mtemallf with vie US Opcr IT Mill Jar Ud Ymrnrlr 1 Ullian f fAP nieht wi:h former per. cushion Sadie Vr-r rer.urr,e-l MT. Gl.n.V CSpeelal) The firt r;hy and two s.r.. hnskethall game In the new recrea tion hall was played between. Mt. Glen M. I. A. and the Island City lskeihall seam lat week. The ;;,ime stood 17 to It In favor of :-iirrl:.y jj,, c.n. After the jsume a las ry C;:r- facial was held. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zauw; attend- h-r etl a party Sunday afternoon at l"n- Vi;ted fo j.-'in Xt ; n.verry. I A patriotic program was given by - :urd;.y. She has ir,n jn honor of llrr, Mary Garner. J..hn earner's and The day was her liih birthday an- t Promise. . Carper Mary Carper visited the Mt. Glen school children as-1 ti. Cjrt'er'K. fisted hy their teacher. Prof. B. A.' 1-ee Smith returned to his home Feru.on. Sunt, and Mrn. K. A. at Promise -.:urd.iy .-sfter end- S-'iyre were guests of the school, ing a few clrtys at Wr.Kr.wa. iMr. Say re poke on the life of Mi GLady V.tKill rtfni the Washington. Mr. FergUfon related ELGIN PERSONALS weekend zi the I. homo. Obe Swe.trir.enf h: out of 4S opponents to knockout oi'ltvion. Th wood chopper of the Pyrrenes on the other hand stop 'Pd 35 adversaries In 34 battles. The year of 117 w as a proces sion of triumphs for Godfrey. He them Jimmy Maloni-y, In one ' round. Monte Munn. in four, and Jack Itoper twice, the first lime in nine rounds and the second in sir. m . PaoHno'ei Rrcoril Paolino made .his American de but Iat year, and won nine of his Mart a. (us I two and drew in the other. His record for 127 is far better, from the standpoint of formidable opposition than God frey's. Knute Hansen he uVclsloned In ten round ; Harry Wills was .r,fw.g.,l l , i.K t, re. ... Marj and Heeney he fought t ie, th- fir j Grand Pond; hospital some tisne ""-"ard' 'm-- T H Pri-l.n re time taking a decision and thejago. ham leen moved to his I-om1-'turned M rd v tr v'l!-a second encounter rolling in a j H h reported ,o le doing wrl! 'h ,s Wn" viitinr her draw: he let to Jark Iw-y on Although he is .!! confined to mt.nr anJ f ahr (nr a foul in -n rounds and !o,h.s b--U wk. The:, were ampanied to Johnny Itisko in t.-n rounds. f Turn Park, of Medford. arrived n()me hy Jirl vuJ,n whn h.ts These were his more important j here last Saturday for a abort viit Wn a;M-rj;r ;,, to Ctjre fr his fights. 'and to attitd to biiineis matters, hp For his fight tomorrow night j Mr. Parks is well known here as. (. r;. Corbett took a loud r-f fit Paolino has been sharpening up j he was a resident here for many nofrjl tn Yl'-irow,i la-t ww' his alaahintf body attack hoping yam before moving to Medtord. (' iau,h Carper is w.rV:ini: "for the to ronuuer the inwive 'Godfrey 1 Frien'l.t of Dif-k Toung will be ufciBnjc".,.v. i.,,,-,.!.-. j glad to learn lh.it he is on the road rlts to r-covery although his condi-, -Wert McGinn.? from Middle tion i-. -sifJ serious. His mother. P;nl pent V-did.r nicht at Mrs. P. A. Young is with him at Vtll ReedV. ihe randevHonde hontal where has l-n fur the tm two GraniJe Ism Saturdny to opiQtt a S. AiIonaid many interesting incident- in the , life of Uncoln. A fine program .f J.een hr.ul- . -.,r.r and recitatione were render- ' ire alf.lfa h.iy fr .m .Vtrper's. a by the children. After the pro-' as the snow1 pram the remander of the after Anyone - Anywhere Anytime This is your opportunity! Let us make your connections for you. Home Independent Telephone Co. with jarring left and rights to the mid section. H-' declared hlrnelf- to be in the pink of comlHion and j ready for anything Godfrey can offer. Godfrey pronounced by 1 hia handler-, n being in exreMeat ' he condition. He was report' d tod:iy ww-iii ; liead .pec:j lis; . She had an ab as weighing JJj pounds. :tbout 4t - Mrs. Nellie ft h rode r took her cejew-d ear. though she is reported pounds more than Paolmo. lit: . daughi-r. Hel. n May Ui. I.a to r- improving now. t Win. .Moore is having a new gnr------- .age. built at his home on the J. F. B-Bj-BJ-SB'aanBBBWaaBBBSBBBBBBBSBSBBaSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl ' Hater Fre. JleUther Cun.inins are. doing the work, ; Vu:tor Thonpson. who is work ing at the bee:ng ramp near Wal !lowa. was home over the weekend. ,! return' d to camp Sunday tven Mng. i Miss Kvangeline Phillips, who is ; leaching at Buncan. aj home to spend the weekend with her par j ents. Mr. and Mrs. Karl lhillips. j The Woman's Improvement club mt Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. 1.. Shoe j maker. Mrs. J. F. T. 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