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Page Two LA GRANDE J EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, March 10, 1928 Printed Silks! are the thing for Spring. Many new patterns now on display. tM-pnwUble Valnca HILL'S See Loughran As Challenger For Heavy Belt NKW YORK. -Mar, 0 (Af) IVosperta of Tommy l.oujrhran, world'a liRhl heuvywelirht chum- plon, enterintf Ibe. acramhlo for th role of challenger tiKuinnt Gene Tunney developed today. I Joe Hmith, J,oua:hmna manager, announced intentions of acckinK the rouWiii of the New York mlc nihletic rommlftslou for LotiKbrun to become a heavyweight. I 8;nlth mil! he planned to pro Of that the hoard designate ihf two outstanding contender for the 1 1 15-pound (HI and thai Lough 'iun would lit prepared to accept th two matches within 31 days. Soonrs' Best PRESIDENTS GAME GONG SOUNDS FOR LAV1GNE, 'SAGINAW KID' lmn Xumhcr 17 1- lll.t Mnroln (Irrlar war nn in. Xoiiilt linmnllaialy after taking fflw? i ;-Viat Iwrt px-prraldenta dlnl Ih- sr.ni. ilny ? 2- Which ainmlmint in thi i-m, :.:ltiiiinn tirnvlilrd lhat th pr. lilfnl ami vlr rHlont ba voldl for i:r!itftly In the tler-tornl col. I'Krt , 4- What iiVttitlnt inoourn?H1 tha IwIh ami iMurk expedition to the X'nrthttiai? ... 1 G Who wiim president when TexiiH wua nnnaxed to the United Milieu? . 6 What preflldent arranrtm) the nusalan-Jananese pence ennferenre it lid where? 7 What prefildent win nnra lender In a third term hnnm for Another preflldent? ' ' s Did Prwldent McKlnley hnve nnv rhlldrenT - 9 ITnder whlrh -president " woa there, a vice president of nppoalnic imlltlral faith? - 10 What future prenldent waa taught nrltlnit and arithmetic liy hlft wife? ' AliKver to the qurfitlnna In Came , Ntimher Seventeen will he found on another paire. v A I Karasick Pins California Heavy KI'GENR. Ore., MVir. 1(1 (AD I Karoalck. the "Itiiaalan Uon" took two fallft out of thren from Joe Ili'ito, l.oa Angi-lna heavy welKht, in the main event of the armory wreatllnir rard here last plitht. The total time of the bout won S6H minutes. lteo took the first fall In 11 mlnutea after a .rle- tjfhendloekfr anil a body rlniora, Rego ualno" a combination linn bar and wrtiuock for the fall, lieiro weighed '10 pound and Karaetrk 172. , Karaairk took .the wonif" fall after three flying marea. The thlnt fall fame In three and one half mlnutea. Wildcat Peet took one fall and the decision In a apeclal event from fallor Pete of Portland. The fall taken on an airplane apln. , L I The two robbers who held up a roll or professor In Kansas needed Hot only the experience, but an edu cation. ' WKTUOIT. Mnr. 10 (AP) Tho final Ix'll ha noundoil for Ocortt I .avium'. th "SnRlnaw Kid form r world's tight wrfKht hoxlnp champion. liOvlKiif, who rtilr-d tbf IlKht wolKhi rankx from Mf.3 to 18su Jit'd tit hi hoinp hvrr InRt nlifht aftr a. hrlef tllnim, D ath mtui diif to hfHirt illj'asw. ' Th "Kid" who wan 6ft ynrs old. wua reputed to hav parnd n umall fort u no In the ring, hut of that ther wan nothing1 pfu I'or the pant few ypam hi had lien employed an a nlRht watchman at a Kord Nfotor company plant. La Grande Music Lovers To Hear - Opera Company A l.umlic(r of Ijx Ornndo people will rq to rortlnnd when the world fnuioitK .'hlcuRO (ivl-0Mra com pany wUI-oppn Uh I'orttnnd eiiKURC-im-nt at th. public Auditorium Murch 23 wllh the Opera "A Ida." The Mt'ond -nufhr will -4te "Hnow Maiden," In KntriLsh, the Saturday bv'ndfd a 6flketbal Rame between -Wallowa and Hakcr. ' i K4V KRANClHOfr. Mnr. 10 (AP) f -MU'Mtke 6iowd. of roT r.uallv aklm milk and ca1f-(m.rtC hovevwi.lt may b fed vith J . .ru,.l ar, diontlnued when W""!!!?! m ' " " . . . , .t.- I t'lKUl Wr IB" imuhiuk uni. - - - - ....... . . ... . 1 j,. ,h. Mir i 11 nniiL nix 111 vii 1 um win. s - Omn.li. Itondc hoipltal. where ho!cbilon over Pancho .Floret. T..xaH,Tlio prolan abfttiUl cq,r Pa llintty a Ph.lllJr'.' : had -n tokPp a few day Uro for lint.u olKht ai the Gulden Gate! of ten day. Or nk la'' medlca. care. The fupena rvle. ttre. laat nlu. O'lowd knocked -the ....u Id u will bp lield at thrffhrUtlun church? Klorca jlown. twfcv In the final mom solid feeda a ro ad.b ''' AMfisf . . i ' , n .' Sjmn:ny mornlnK at M oVi.vck. j round. I - 1 1h an nn,p,e' upp,y " ' ' ytSJ J I 'rlnRlnR th Victor Molt, ..-nit i and oiiUtittH. Ihk playaTo! iho uniltH aM il I'm Yfj sily of OklMltitiria OuKflbull OtH 111. lH ftlltltt tilt IMlSMIIItl Vltl- Iy iums in (MiiiitMil.iKlim. TI111I SoolH-ra liai? toil Ih-i-ii ln-ati'li ttiw' wmsiiH and Ih Kiutnta dro itoi jpM-t'i them. maUniH "Itcaurreetlon" and Sutur- I day niifht "II Trovatore." Local I 1 peoplt pre ntiw recflvlnp; their tick-! t rt-KerValUmj, i Portland; U all worked up ovrl inc proHpMia oi me opera HcaAon. iitiT- n (VI grwttnt I 1117 I II " immtfMnnt hraa laaan 11 in il.t wtnmmi lit xena HiRiilnR a Ruarantee part of the cst of opera ngRreKUtlon acroaahe country, Povtland'a nhar of the coat belli $Ci.Wtiu. The coin pany of S'Ht porsonn la com I tip in three Hpet'laltroinA. two rarrvinir th 4 world-famouff opera atar. ;The Kr,.p-pc orcheiftrn wtlh thrt rld iioIm condiiitors; the. ballot, iihc chorim and the St) Htnjfp h-ttnif innd cl ctttriann. The third cirrios thv .utnMy and 4iiilpnient lt IS IwiKKARe ennt. The railroad eosf of movinir the company la in cxccm of On the present tour the company which la the plaything of a tfioup inllllonalrc nf rtitcnRO. w il Uiw n-jiiuiiiinx op- Joituui is&u.oofl iE OUT OF EVERY FOUR SMOKERS WILL BACK THIS LP: r T Med ford Defeats Central Point, 26-13, Farm rointers I i evi iv w it t lrll,l,;i every perform me-- la K.1.1. Tli ! roil pany lout 4'l 0ni-in ili'lii-j iMtii aea.son thl.. yiai e.n thouah i Ja la were at a icniiMn n ulmol evt-ry performan tliitin ibo moii. he aent sal h.ia lie.-m.i.iM.n'Ml In Turiland at Kherinim t'b.v'a Wiwlc atore. ArrnnireinftiM Iimvi; n -rondo whereby oi'i of tonn p.itrei-i I:i4v order ticket, bv moil or lltHl. ....,' " " Tnl Krowlnu dairy Induelry ln:ly by long dlalilll-e lilep'lon or MWIll'Oltn, Ore... Mar. 10 (AP)lthe eouth will find ,. v,.i..,.i.i- .... ...i...h Medfor.1 won a clonr title to the 'in the velvet benn. Sll.ice mu.l. hv . J rnrlit to renreacnt thA ftmitbern nilvlmr. ihB -i.i..., . ' " '" IT-.!!! tTfiril Oregon diatrlct in the atatu baakct-I la much better than 'lluKe. nuide luill tourney by defeating Central j from coi n alone. Tbo velvet lieun Point 36 ti) 13 laal night In a game also In of hiKh value iih n anil-lm- llint reaeinbled foothnll at t lines. ' proving crm In rotation with el. During the firm half, three fen- Iher corn or cotton. It muv be tial Point plnycra were removed planted In the row wllh corn, the on peraonul foula. The acore nt mixture affording flint class grux the end of the half was 1 to 1! log from Inte fall until enrlv spring. In favor of Medrord. I When plant lieuin to grow in I KN'TMRPnifri-:. Ore.. Mnr. 10. In the second hnlf. the locals the spring, black i stem rust of Figures nrennred bv Pountv Agent atalled the entire third fiuurtrr, wheat la blown from the old stub- N. r. nonlildson show IMS rail not n Central Point pluyer touch-I hue-nnd at raw to the leaves of bar- road kulnnrts or Sil trains, of fnrm Ing the ball. The same tartlca berry hushes, where it niolilnlii- nroducia shlooed from four Wal. continued In the final period, en-. It Is then blown back to the wheat. Iowa county stations In 1S27. nr-l livened liy nreaka for tno haaket. , wnere li continues to multiply and cording to the Knterprlae Record-I Vhn Centrul Point team won 11 spread.' The rust saps the vltnllly fhlertnln. Shipments of sheep and atralght vlctorlea In the secondary of the plants and ruins the yield. Inniha from .Mlnum nre hot ln-l league and after ench victory chal- If there is no barberry bush for eluded. The figures are furnished i lcngvd Medford, the guine finally the growth of the -spring aluge of hv the rnllroad agents nt the four Oclng ordered liy the slate naaoctn- vusl It means death to the rust aod towos-. and nre as follows: We STATE it as our hon est belief that the tobaccos used in ; Chesterfield ciga rettes are' of ffner quality " and hence - of, better taste than in any other cigarette at the price. Licci-it A Mvt Tobacco Co. Wallowa County Ships 1148 Cars During Season THEY'RE .' - ' '..if.,, 7 and yet Mv THEY SATISFY lien. Ilfo to the wheal j logs may be sold by slues an.: KITOKN1!. Ore.. Mnr. 1 0(AP) grades or without classification hv Whent fnlvcraltjr High school hoop play- 'he lot, Selling "log run" Is aim- Iiarley . era of Kllgone won the district baa- Pie and direct, but offers good op- , l.ty Itetball ' championship last evening Portunlty for speculators, the ad- Wool ... by . defeating Waldport 47 to 10. .vantage usually going to the buyer. Cattle .. The t'nlverslty high will enter the whose knowledke Is belter than Hoes atnte tournament at Sntom next "'at of the seller. Selling by sites Sheep ... wee. " ' ' ' land gnides, when these are defined Mixed.-. ' . ' i . , i '111 . 'he contract, ofien resnlts In Ilorses larger hioney renin Ivnler- Jo los Wal- prlse seph tine lown Total iMxnnx vpsr.Ts nopn Hogs, sheep or cattle often mnv he used as the . busy seasons as harvesters. "1 lodging down"- corn Is easier and often more nrofltable Total ..154 99 77 39 S9 I ..8 5 1 14 i i 3 ..IS 1 1 1 .', ! .137 SK 4 47 Hi ' .. 74 34 4 21 14 143 j ..ir", 44 10 109 311 , IS V. I . .... ,19 1 . 1' . . -V-V..- 'SI I ..&7H !49 113 510 imrI ClH eterfd eld ClOARETTESi ELGIN PERSONALS MARSUKIKIsI). Ore.. Mar. ia (AIM It a ii don upset the dope In the hljrh achool basketball tourney than hii-skinx and feedine in th- im. nt Myrtle Point hurt. nlKbt, beatlnr In a corn field planned fur hi. r vent Myrtle Point, room championa.. 25 by hoes it is well to plant Kiyhnnit to 15, Marshffeld defeated North with the com or to hv- roe m ih and Minx kwa Hhnfr ..i iion.t weno 10 zu, nnaia to rtecidn nine or the hist cultivation. .Soy- were mairled In Itaker Keh. n, the I'-iiirwiiniivp iu viucr Miv, nuit-i in iijf I It HI in n laTUP DIMn. tourney will he played tonight. jure will take the plac of tankaxe. Tot. frtsiiiently a cat iioad of Kruln is Khfmis.fi t.i ii tAi-ii.ini Mayor Walker declined chnm- nd mh ...... ... llHg.y parne in New oricnna. The mayor (nto th explained some time a no that hta inated health prohibited further partici pation in the national pastime. Rev. Mr. Kraser, pastor of the Presbyterian rhurch, ofnclallii. They had planned to keep their marriage a secret while Mrs. ling territorv where it orir- 1 returned to L'ortlund to look after Thin mean two heavy ' business affair. Finally, when cor- Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker Stale Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams PUVnieni for fieiirht wtinn nn. neretl. Mr. Iftir nhlio.l !ninnJ ) IikM payment mijiht have wrved. 1 fefu t hat he waji niarrie.1. Mr a, IIuk itlreatef pffiriency in, methods tf!ie the aister of Mra. Bert Hiik. of lctiMrituHf.nl, partiVolarly on the j I A ISrande. and It waa while ah part of farmers elevator rom j a visit in with her sister that panic. miKbt effect muterial sav- Mr. IIuk became acimlnted with loss In nu-h mattery ' ber. They will make their home I here. Clarence Mcrrltt. ninnnnr nf.tlin i . ... ' Ellfin Grain and Ptornee Co. hert ' mm. m airaKO in n, randttiaie , . . , , fr six offirea. At lant! 'The fel- hn9in ' l'"'elon -1 ' spoon wero Im done ahont that action. v bus ft heelt d into HMMMMMMIM Z Quart Enameled (Cray) Coffee Pots 39c In the Big Clean-Up Event Consolidation of F. L. Lilly and Oregon Hardware in the Oregon Hardware Room f II. II. Weather- (rawde vudtors Tuesday evening. They attended the chamber of commerce banquet. 4 Dr. If. It. Smith and Fred Hall motored to Ijx lirande on a shoit business trip Wednesday evening, j Alex Vounir. who lias be n work-j ing In the loKfriiifr camp near Wal- Iowa, came home Thursday. The! ramp has been fhut down for some I time, probably until dry weather.) if mot lontrer. j lan Chandler and toney Wis-; dotn returned from the Mt. Kmily, ioKinjf CMinp Thursday. They wer-1 i tnonir tho.-e laid off on account j of the ramp hctnir shut down. 1 There at e threw of tho public t school teachers confined to their j home on account of the mump!-! Superintendent K. K. A rant, ljulsa Hixby. newnth trade teacher, and Walter laron. etphtk icrade teoch r, are those sufferlnir from them at this time. Mrs. J. rW. Brow a. Mrs. Walter larbn and Mr. J. It. Nicosia are actinr as substitute until the teachers return. Kred flat! attended the chamber . 1 iniht -7 Tues-Ja: I..r j ...i.. i.. .. . 1 Mr. Tanner, ho iil nncl rt me bac iHir tmlniliil aiittitn bms CtHHlfih to ictl vni lb I c Imo y eenuit. H. V e-if i-rpoon niotored to ihm dl ami ilnti we hac ?im mt'k .oki- at rl Mmtii-li mint wul 0iw lNlrc fr Ht plow ami v.indkaker anil then we Ita.r Utat tl-r -bnl nia-lHT and c ptvtty walltiiTMr ami Uhii wc baxr a SJn dr wiNthT and hih tur4-niino. Tlvtrc art two tn& ms'i Milkcy atul tlohu laoftrVI nx.fiiix. Vt day. The Wcroan'i lnpro-emrnt ctub met at t he- borne of Mrs. Henry: Sommer Thursday afternoon. Theyj hefd their rv'tpular mHin(r ithi Mrs. F W. Keller acttnir as leadt-.'. ! The suhjevt was "Misslo Hays. and Mi. Keller read a very in- frlina- tv ue nn Oiot iKw. Th . ... ,tr,M.c ... Jitax n,fl;MIl ,nwMint h, ho ,i ,h. Mhiih it tlto ohb atttl lwicii cm itiatcviaJ and a-k ytnir Skixki tevt he'll tWl ym iltat dd Joim home of Mrs. Sadler. Mar. Z2 new officers will b elected. M..MN-.. mi. n Mini. r r M on j,,, , w n)um. a,. yatni-h R.ibrc. -hlc but I liac ll L Twminx oU mnltbtr Insklr. Claude C Pratt Lumber Co We 6efl Tror Oaak day wuh the mump. She im the-' small dauehter,of Mr. ani Mrs. Fre.1 Tracy, who liv in th vailejr. Mabel has been stayinc ith be irrsndpareats here and toinf f chool. Mrs. Aura McKenwe of Waliowi was rlltin ber mother. Mrm. J. W Coa:a. Moo day. Tbey west to Hot Lako to e Mr. Coaia. who to tfcere : tk ItloT HtoMllMl tr4katmnl The We Save You Money And Serve You Better Gum-Dipped Tires Built by special Firestone Gum-Dipping process which adds extra strength,, stamina.!,, and mileage. Has the Firestone scientific-'."' ally designed balloon tread that has set a , new. mileage standard for balloon and hio-h. . . essu re tires. ..".. pr 31x5.25-21 BALLOON ?20.35 . 0LDFIELD A rugged, serviceable tire with scientific tread design and strong, re inforced stniction. carcass con- 30x4,75-21 Balloon $12.35 COURIER .Nothing better to be found at anything near this - price. Firestone built, with many long-wear- features. 29x4.40-21 Balloon S7.S5 30x3 4 Cord S6.45 AIRWAY Here's a good tire at the rock-bottom price. Built ' in the great Firestone factories. 29x4.10-21 Balloon $6.05 30x3 'i Cord $5.10 PERKINS MOTOR GO. Corner 4th and Adams Complete Tire Service NIGHT AND DAY Phone Main 500 iwent on to L'ntoo, kr they at-j