La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1928, Image 2

T,.Sfkv. February 28, 192R
e Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Printed
Silks!
are the thing for
..Spring. Many new
" 'patterns now on
, . display. ,
IM-pefldnMe
. Value
HILL'S
Depvndablo
PRESIDENTS
,; ,, GAME
Game No. 7.
' I' Which president- wn
punched? . ;' , ' i-
, t 'ho besides Washington ro
fmed a 'third term? -" '
, 3 Whiil two presidents belong
ed ( Hi. Dutch Reformed church?
'' 4 Whlrh president had the most
chilur n?' "( . " v . (
.-6 What future president repre
sented Ohio n a delegate to non
jcres prior to statehood?
.(.-What democratic president
Was constantly opposed by his rtavn
party In his own state? . ..
. 7 Whut U the larKt popular
-vote ever cant for a presidential
candidate?
;H Which, ex-president became
chief Justice of the supreme courtV
0 What famous beauty, wife of
a. president," abolished wine and
dancInK at the. White House?
. 10 In what year did Washington
die? . - - - .
Answers to the questions In Kama
number seVen will he found on nn
)ther. pnjta. - , .
KrvrKxcrcn to 4 aw
rOflTrjANT), Ore., Feb, 28 (AD
Hurold K. Howard, former cook
and railroad employe wus sent
enced to a year In Jail und fined
91000 today followlnir his convic
tion laHt week on a charge of con
tributing to tho delinquency nf u,
in in Or hoy. Judge Delch, of tho
court of domestic relations, suld
hi' regretted that thla wus the
maximum penalty he could Jm pose.
One way to make yourself solid
Ih to drink bootleg- liquor.
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WJ.
BOHNENKAMP
CO.
; District One
EASTERN OREGON
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
MARCH 1,2,3
UNION HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM
Union, Oregon
8 Teams from Union, Baker, Wallowa, Harney,
Malheur and Grant Counties 14 Games
THREE BIG DAYS
Schedule
March 1 Thursday, 4 games
2:00 and 8:00 I'. M.
March 2 Friday, 7 games
. 9:30 A. M., 2:00 and 7:30 P. M.
March 3-rSaturday, 3 games
2:00 and 8:00 P.M.
Joins Hoover
Hoover force ou the U. O. f . bat.
tie line now drawn aeroaa Ohio
have been reinforced by Maurice
Maachke. above, national commit
teeman from Cleveland. He baa
bolted from the Ohio orianltatlon
aupportlng Senator Krank ' B.
Wlllbi. preatdentlal aaplrant. and
earrlea with him the vote of at
lean tlx delegate
Basque: Expects
To Defeat Giant
George Godfrey
f.OS ANOKI.K8, Feb. 28 (AP)
Paollno I'xcudun. llusqtio v.ood-
chopper, tonlRhr wjll uftempt to fell
in lis. ic commit UeQrjr Clodfrey,
biggest of the heuvywelKht pufdl
lntle tlmlM'r, uh a tttep In clenrlns;
(lift trull lending; to u rhamploiiHhlp
duel with Oi-no Tunney.
Uxrudun will eon cede to bin Klant
foe nearly 40 pouudH In wlKht,
Hovot-ul InnhfH In lu-lKht und some
more in reurh In u ly-round hat-
llt at WrlKloy flold here. Hut Hwh
llwidvantuKon fulled to nhudow the-
runflilenco of the Hqunlty huiKUv,
Ho foe Is certjtln that hltt ilaiihinK.
Iwo-flHted uttuek,- huelted by a
nl out, flKlitlnK h.curt und the uhillty
to atwluillute heavy punlHhment will
mriy him to victory over the
hlaek nienarc."
Hhnrtenlna odds In the ireneraf
betliiK I n d 1 o a I e d that Paollno
wouki cnier me rniK lonigni uc
eloBe to over terms with Godfrey, J
Jack . JJoylc, promoter of the
bout, expeoted upproxlmately 40,
imki fniiH. tot a totul irnte of $l2fi.-
000, a new California rorord, to
neo (he lH'UVywlf?htH,
Ace Hudkins Is
Winner by Foul
In Fourth Round
nOSTON, Keb. 28 AP Aoe
Hudkins, the Nebraska wildcat,
won on a foul from Al Mello,
Lowell welterweight, In the fourth I
round of n ten-round bout ut the
Host on arena last niKht. Mello'if
hard rittht to the stomach when ,
he round was 4ii Hocomlrt old,;
lundcu low and tho westerner went
to the canvas I ftreut pain. Kef-
eree Hrassll then awarded the
riKht to HudklnH. . .'I
Supreme Court To
Hear Building Vase
RAI.KM, Ore., Feb. 28 (AP)
Whether the reKonts of tho Tnlver
slty or OreKon have tho riKht t '
Issue bonds for tho construction of
a dormitory ut the university Is to
be tested hi tho supreme court. The
transcript of appeal in the case of
.Marlon F. McClaln, appellant.
UKuinst the regent wan filed yes.
terday." In tho lower court the.
cast was heard in Multnomah
county before) J ml tee Wulter M.
Kvnns, and the rcK'uts prevailed.
On tho case uj so hinges the valid
ity of bonds for tho construction
of a bulldltiK at Oregon Agricul
tural colleffe.
III, li.lKS IV l'l.ANT,
I01.I.HWOUTir, Killia., hVll. ss
(Al) I'Viirlnit a train ride would
be a handicap becaUHo of her aye,
Mi'h. , llitrrouff, !)t, cutiio here by
alrpluno from Coney, Kana., yea
icrduy. Win mid alio enjoyed tho
trip. ,
WMWMMIH
wi:ixi:sr)AVS imickjuams
The Xailonul lirmdenBiliiK fm
pany proKntm for Wednewluy eve
niitK tollows:. 8:80 to 7, iiiukIcuI
fruit cR-klull; 8:30 to 9. floynl link
lnc Powder Co. piOKtiini; tf;30 to
10, Mtudlo program.
K'OO Onkliind (984,4m-7t(Oko,
C:30, N. li. -.; 7, form program;
H, Htudln program; H:3't, N. it. C;
1A to 11: dunce mUHle.
I KKI Ih Anxelen .(4K.rnn-40
ke), 0:30, N. H. C'.; 7, Hynphonette;
9. X. H. ?.: 10, eoncert nrclieHtrn.
KJR Ketittle 34K.i!m-8iiitkc)t
6:30, dinner concert; 7:30, ptudlo
proKratn; 10 to 12,. dance orcheH
trn. ' '. . ''. '
KFtK! Bun KrunclKcn (4r.4.3m-
eeOkc), B:30. dinner concert; h.
proKrum; 10 lo 12, dnnee orcheK
tro. KFOA Beattle 4447.5m-670kc),
0:30, K. I. : 7. movie club; 7:15.
vocal trio; 7:30, poultry talk; 7:4.1,
bonk ehot; 9, N. H. f. i
KKX Portland ( aaii.Oin- 2.101(e) j
6:30, children's hour; 7. ui-cheHtra:j
8, studio prOKnim; !, tnunlcale; 10
to IV. dunes frcillc,
KOI.V l'nrtlnnd 3I9m-!40kc).
6, dinner concert; . 7: 1 1, orchestra;
S, army band; , Olsen hour; 10 m
11:30, dance band. .
KPO Han Kranclwn (422.3m
710kc), 6:30. X. II. .; 7, (lypsy
and Murtn: ft, muMical program; It,
orchestra; 10 p. m. to : 4 ft a. m.,
radio audiences of the V. H., t'an
adit, Ilnwall und Mexico to ho en--'
terteined with leap year party. 1
KflW Pnrtlnnd ( 491 m-4tlMkr),
6, ooncert trio: :30. N. i. f.; 7.
concert; 7:3". poultry 'talk: 7:4r,,
Catholic lecture; 8, Venellan hour;
0, N. H. C; 10, studio jinwram; It
to 12. orchestra. I
KfJMO - Heattlft ( 30fim -OROke ),
6:30, N.. H. M 7, concert orchestra;
B, N. i. 30, varied prom-urn; It
to 12, dnnca orchestra; 12 to i2:30,
tenor and soprano.
KOA-Denver : (32r.9m-920kc).
fi:3o, dinner' concert; 0:30, story j
hour; 7, -' Instrumental prnarnm;
7:10 to 9. lean vein party: 9 to 10,
dance orchestra.1 I
. -KIIQ Spokane (370.2m-10kc),
6, orchestra; 0:30, N. II. l 7:10.
politics; 7:30, eoncert orchestra; H,'
proKfnm: 9, N. H. CI.
KIM Denver (ari2.7in-8COkc),
0:30, children's Hour; 7, concert or- I
ehestrat . oi-kilu concert.
, KfJA Kpokuno (2il0.7m-l lfiOkcl
0, farm program; 7:30, wicred
sonKs; H:30 lo 10. musical pro
Krnm; 10 to 12, dance music.
IMBLEU
PERSONALS
li
IM ULKH (HpeclaDA-Mrs. Jolui
McKlnnia is home from the (trundo
Konde hospital with her baby
daitfthter, Klva Jean. Mother and
bube are KettlitR aloutc nicely.
John Coukllii visited his brother
Frank Couklln nnd family at Flora
riirf on-
WARREN jClf btXIlIBUT
GO. " Oil
Pic. Co.it Air Derby .nJ Dol. Rice Winner
Writ, f.f C.l.lul and Aii.iicv Ri.hi.
104S C.llfurnlii tirt bmn r'rancl.co
I4Kk licrx. Pt.pU of ln Orandet
I am a friend or Claud C. Pratt,
ami while pav-Jiitc MmHiKii l.a
Oraiulo I lHkcil ncr bLs sun k nt
walIMior as t bine a wallimtwr
, More nf my tnsn. I was especially
1 Intrciic4l In his new iiH'ii'lmiulis-
inic plan that lie originalo! for
I nllMipcr. Ho ban a. wallpnpt'i'
wheel that tiling ami you can Maud
I In one spot nnd bis entire Mock.
'I ho bins nro built on tho outside
tuut flcil no as lo be duM-prMr.
Smi It for ,inn-Hll as It is Iiiiihis
lbl to mmvUo what this ri-cak
Kciiitis has achieved, say. friend.-..
bis siipfUy of pnH'i is ureal. Some
' of Hie ltMelict pnttciii.s on (be
I nuirkct tar just A', to ? tHits
'a Mimic loll. If be eau sell vat
terits like those for ibat piict he'll
! si in ply fwi-cp tlity eiNintry. Mail
onIr p Hit's camtot timiMirr' with
bin ami IsidcH the iptallty is far
(superior to most products on the
nmrhet for much blither pt-W.
Selling for this price ho Is intik
Ina- Oio impos-sihlo ixisstble. There-
rore, the isnr iMsiphi eaii arrortl a
t elivui nnd eoniroriahli home. Ac
ivmliiiKly thei-n will lo im liind-
nuie oe competition Uw bini ut
all, and 1 ttt you his prte eau-
not bo hcAt,
Claude C. Pratt .
Lumber Co.
We Bell Fttr Caali
"To root afan'a Prtrad1
Xeaw reaadnr. Pboaa Mala IU
tie ia47 Bart
Outstanding Golfer of Winter
1-'dtftxttss?
' . ( MACDONALO 11 lja 'M
smith I vM 1
iJ$ 41' Ji
Because he ban been thu outstuudiiiK goiltr In the Culifurnla and south
era tournaments during the winter months, Muedonuld Smith holda
forth promise ot cashing In heavily la the coming big tournaments ot
the summer, .lie uow la la the south and la meeting with success by
shoot lug par consistently.
the first of the week.
Ilulhert Itollln, Thet llahh and'.Mahel will run the soda fountain
Btib Keenan made a business trip
lo .Enterprise last Tuesday.
.Mrs. Olive Hamilton called upon
Mrs. Oliver Perln last Wednesday.
Hans Westenskow has opened up
0 ia. it . e.r.ij. T.k.
tM,ur, Wlui.i4.Un, r, C
If
.a new sture horev His daiiRhter,
UK" l this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvfn Westenskow
have purchased tho Cohle estate
from Charles Cleaver and have
ta ken posseHsiun.
vou
for BleasiLire
,kV "irj lCARETtrs"' ' Jj
rinmrncAriMi?
. BOMBTHREAK
Several 1 Insurance Com
panies Offering New
Types of Coverage
CHICAGO, Feb. 2 (AP)-New
iHiiiiu inreais were reveaico iuuuy
! . I w .. ... . .ttk H. nfnHnw
for sale by several Chicago com
panies of Insurance ug-alnst loss
from bomb outrages.
l-'our of the six fumllles Hvlns; In
the same apartment huildlnv oe
cupled -by . Jjtwronce t'uneo.
iimther-ln-law und secretary of
hlco the followInsT neatly lypewrit
.' ten warnings: S
"We 'are KOlnff to ffot 7-arry
Jf'uneo If we have to blow the
(whole bulldinir to splinters. You
I had hotter take, a vucatlon for
Mhroe or four weeks, non't 'talk
luhout this note or tho homhlnic to'
r.l I.. M vnllr- !
wires tapped, and If you do, you'll
Het unolhor bomh. - - . '
"OunKland." ' 1
The apartment hoildlnrr reeent-
j ly was damaKed by u bomb thrown
(Into the hailwuy.and Intended, po
J lien believed, for Ciineo. It was
one of a series of bonihinjrs aimed
.at city officials or persons con
nected politically with tho admin
istration of Mnyor Thompson und
tho Thompson-Crowo republican
organization.
Police were told that one of the
tenunta whd received a warning
IIsreRarded the injunction njfnlnHt
tulkinK about It und discussed It
over the telephone with a neigh
bor. She bad hardly huntf up she
said., when her phone runs and a!
Red Crown Gasoline
' , Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
1
smoKe
th en Game Is are
made for you. Mild,
mellow, fra g r a n t
there's a world of en
joyment in smoking
Camels
Today, as for many years, Camels lead by
billions, and they continue to grow 1
I.eft1e Bandit
Kwbo
F15ATTI.K I-h. !8 (AP)
lloldlnif a doe,n person at bay.
nnd flrinir one shot o emphus e
. "iioan Mtllt a slim
land youthful bondit obtain more
than loou iti a noiu mi;
in tha heart of the ahop-
pinK lUtrlct, here tortuy. '
"1'lie bandit acoopnu .........
. . ,inu- ninMilne and a
aafe In tho cashiera caw In the
cafeteria, ahoolinr ot 11. -
.. .. ...... hm the latter
attempted to have the pluee. then
flert, te enure ein" '
hut a few minute.
Iollee found no traee of the
robber when they arrived ut the
Hcene. , ;
..
WAItM It PISS WIM'S
WAU.A WAI.liA, Wnah.. l'eb. ;
28 (AP) Hudy Warner, uinimn
Krappler, took two out of three
fnllH liero hut night from rhet
Wllea. i'ortlund "Iraffie. cop.'
wreatler In a nintoh full of notion.
No mntter how many hotel
room Knnsaii City mumera for
the republican convention, there
will he too ninny l-umora.
nian'B voieo told her to "cut it
ouf.e '
Tho homlilnga:. of tho bullillntr
followed by tho threat", alarmed
moat of tho tenants and resulted
In a declHion by Cuneo to move,
accordinir to Information received
hy the police. Tho vnna were Hit 1 1
eiirllnir the .t'uneo effecta away
yesterday when a alfrn was creeled
on the premlaea alatlim that "the
apntment formerly occupied by
liwrence A. Ouneo" for rent.
CARR
FUUNITURE CO.; Inc.
Main 770
Try our NUMBER
900 VARNISH. ; Test
it out with BOLIING
water if it turps
white, we will refund
your money. Costs no
more than cheap yar
nish. . .
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 7.12
Good Service Quick