Friday, March 1C, 1928.
Prm Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A Bargain Silk Purchase We're
Passing on to You in This .
Sale of Printed
Beginning Saturday Mornnig
At This Very Attractive Price
.19
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M Si
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These are new Printed Silks --- the smartest dress
fabric for Spring washableand a great variety .
of new patterns and colors. .V-' .
Small geometric, designs, small flowers, with,
spring colors. You'll vision many pretty, yet
inexpensive spring dresses when you see
these silks. The price is unusual; a :
great value at a yarl.
Hill
DEPENDABLE .
' ; VALUES
DEPENDABLE "
: ' QUALITY :
SALEM, MEDFORD
IN SEMI-FINALS
Wallowa Defeat Univer
sity HiyOf Eugene 31 to
' 25 in Second Game
HAI.KM, Ore.. Mar. Ill (AP)
Salem earned its way Into ihe semi-
(finals of the Oregon state. hlKh
school hoskeihell tournument by
eking out a victory Inst night ovr
1 Astoria high. J18 to !M, In'lhe moi
.thrilling encounter of Die piny hu
'far. The sturdy, Med ford hunch
po uncial out an easy win over Th
Dalles in the second R;im of tlx;
evening. . 4u to 11. Mcilfui fl and
I Hal em jnfvi In a semi-final vuh'.
tonight.- J
Only a strong drive, led by f'ap-
tain Tom Imffy enubled Kuloin Ju I
otifif the AMfortuns who Jed, it in
16 at the half, and nt one time held
a 10-poin advantage. The shoot
ing of hoih tenuis wan win), r--voia.
I.ulh and Wilson played like
demons, and hud Halm bewildered
by 1 lie "constant cannonade- of
point . 1 u fry Counted I fi ( pninla,
'and W ilf on; Astorlu ccntor, 1.1.
Medfonl defeated Tho Utiles ty
the wide,murgin without Al Mel
vfn In the. lineup. TliiH yoifhg man
1s being, saved for the S;ilein-Mel-
ford flush., ' It wus u dul( wior-J
lent) game. Play of both leu ins w;is
ragged. .
MAtMII OIT WALLOWA WINS
I RALKM,. Ore., Alar. 1U (.AP) -Toe
speed and the polished pluming;
of the 'Ullnrnook tram gv It un
easy victory over Mo l,oiifhlm high
school of Mlllon-Kreewute yester
day afternoon, 37 to 20, In the firnc
Kanm of thr ronxelatlon series. The
defeat definitely (dlmlnatcd Mac
Ill, ltire thin wo tin second lo.w
ifor tho Kat ttronon tfiilntet.
j In the wrond Maine of ih flf tor
noon th iinder-ruted - Wallowa
; team 1 ito rally rushed tho kuweju1
learn pff lut feet for a 'Al to 2b vie
l.tory. I'revioiiH to this Wallowa had
Jlont'a raKKed tilt to MarKhfleldr 27
; to. 22. . There was no roiiiparlROn,
hownver, letieen the team's play
Injf In thp'two prtntnstfl.
Th'e lOHMi to Washington hlh
school In the morning took the
heart out of bf- Kiiffeno pluyers.
despite, the fart' that they worked
harder ami fuster, the .vltnl scor
ing power m Rone.
The Mountaineer flickered nhead
from tlie very start and iotled up
14 points In the first ((Hurler to
3 for th KiWno team.. Tho I'nl-
1 verslty ployerir nado a determined
hut nnsiioressfut attempt to catch
tup In the second ciiuttnr, whirl)
nded 16 to II, affainst them. Wal
lowa had another good Inning In
the third frame, which ended 24 to
II in their favor.
Uo.ul Slnrs
Jack IJoyd, Wallowa forward, by
his consistent shooting kept his out
fit In the lead Iri.llie luetic fourth
period when University high came
llhin an ac of tteliiK the score.
Hoyt Leaves Ranks
. Of Ball Hold-Outs
RT. rfrrRRflnfTRa. Flo. Mar.
IA (AP) Wnlto Hoyu stnrTiurler
of tho Now York Yankees, finally
came to terms Inst aiffht, sign In ic
a two-year contract nfier a three
hoifr conference . with Manager
Miller Huggln.' ' '
Hoyt wa holding out fo $20.n00
and although terms of his new con
tract wore not mudo known, It is
understood that he agreed on a'
flgnro half way between thm club's
last offor and his own demand, -
Best Skipper
German Runner To
Ride in Airplane
.unxrxiN, Mac ib (ad mi
Mildred Johnson, of Philadelphia,
hojK-s to make art airplane flight
not lnt'V than tomorrow from th
l.lner Columbus en route from New
York to Uromen, Germany, sho
staled In n wireTi-HS incssago to the
Associated Press today. The start
will bo niadtt from the entrance of
the north sea nnd tho flight Will
be over a tftstunco of threo hundred
miles..
"Wo will carry with tin Dr. Otto
PHtxer.'Oprnian runner." her mes
sage added. '
Hhe Is waiting definite ndvlccs
an to whether the flight is advis
able. .
' Strango thing olectnn llmo
drawing nearer and nearer, irnd wo
haven't heard n single candidate
denouncing thecorn lror.
No wonder ths world Is crooked;
even some of the stars are fixed.
AA'i I'M'"!" Hurvatt
Jusl tu colehratw his flfiy-eiglUh
birthday, which most men greet'
wiiti the acknowledgment that
they're "not the man they useil
to be," Chester, Severe of Kvans
ton, fl!,, skipped the rope 15.U0U
times fura new world's record,
the other day. In three and a half
hours, be had broken his former,
record of 12.UU0 skips, and lost
eight'' founds of weight, in the
effort.
Boring Man, 19,
Arrested After
Fatal Explosion
. -.. vnr. ID. I
,V . o.,iMl further tod..y
.r-tacicama. county " '""T I
llnatlnB th" expiomnn " . j
4 his homff ai r"""
III, wepmothfr, Jtir.. -
and hlH half bn.thw. JlaroM Jnno.
l..er,kHMI"h'.
' Afier long K"""
niUlLrtla-tnitihtthu. h.h... Ptasl
wrtor whh'h ho ha.1 Vy
hut ho OVlilo.l tnai m
ex,.1.WI.....
The youth a minor, iv....-.-
Jono. hl BlKlor, i:tnoi. -.
c.lvn Roo. ,ltor of Mra. J""-.
i .. hntiltfil In l'ortlanil. ro-
..nvorlnc from Injuries thoy re
reived when the Jones home
lorn to pieee hy the hlast.
lilch.'ird Jones, j
Rail, wim quesllone.1 yesterday nr
lernoon and released lo Rn In visit
his stricken relative at the hns
Ui'nl. liWXfMifi OITKHR AID
' n. uilrVfl'PnV Mar. 16. (Al)
f ecrelary KelloiiK today cahle l the
Amei'lean nmlinssanor in
that Ihe navy would lend every ai-1
In loontlng the mlsslnB Ihmhllffe
airplane.
r A. ti. .idioirnr.B to the Mis
souri deinocrntle ronvenllon wi llths
GOODRICH
TIRES
on
Credit
. at
I CARR
FU11NITURE CO., Inc.
; Main T70 .
:
m
smock iai:si:k ikatii
SONOHA, fal Mar. 1(1 (AP)-!.
fthoelc .resultlni,' from tho anipula
llon of a li'B rrom blnoil polsoulni;
rausi'd tho dcalh of Morgan Irwin,
7 y. a rfun-ii i.ni... ., ... . ... ..I..-B-
day. The hotly wuh Bent to Kla
nialh Kails, Ore., hla former home.
r .o'lK-nUl'l'S REACHES fA-
NAI, flNIO. says a headllno. Ilon't
souri de,oeratle ronvenllon wHK is . .,.,
more lliun 1"" poim". i rrt
ably lends eight lo the gathering, down that far. .
34-YEAR RUNNER
QTJfTS1ltARATK0N
Arthur Newton, 44, Old
est Now m Pyle 8 Cross
S Continental Contest
' flf ttiLWll . Vewlancl
,Asorlneir l'resn Jlporls .Writer)
I Kiq.IOMAN, Arlzi. Mar. I (A.l')
(-The hardships of tho S40n-mll
troHs-eoiititry marathon, thn. Klth
hp of wtlleh tht? hunilred otld foot
fnrera faced today, have olalmed
ne or the most Interesting of thn
oniestant. .
! Clidrlea W. Ttnrl, who fina seen
!he passing of (13 summers In I7ng
nd, Ills native ronntry. has sue
nunlied after a hid Hint astonish. -1
111. iHe dropped hy thn wayside
luring Ihn running of. yeslenlay's
itretch of tho lengthy tnk the
turdy llnihs that had carried hlln
Horn than 4(u miles In 12 days
ould; go no further
. landing Man OMnst
' With Hart, out of the ruco Ar
hurNowton, the 44-yenr.otd Ilrl
,lsh runner entered from Hhoilesla
touth Africa, became tho oldest of
jho rnce... ,
i At thn start bf today's lop New
on led the field hy fuore Ihan
even hours In total elapsed time
taken to cover the 4;i.r.7 miles from
.os Angeles, it has taken him
7 hours, 10 minutes nnd 30 S't'
tndfl ' Newton .finished second to An-
draw Payno, Bltirdy limbed (Mare
inoi'o, oklu,., youth in yesterday's
hug. 1'ayne'sl tlulo for the S,3
miles ftl'hfcJW,:!'!!!)
Newton's was Utl:M, ,
. Their NlanillnitH J
The lllrtenth lap, that of today,
leads to Williams, Arln.., tt distance'
of 4-1 ililles, wllb lh following ten
leadern and their standings:
Arthur Newton, Khodesla 67:.'
I0::ni, mlal elapsed time.'
Andrew I'ayun, Claremore,
Okla., 74:46:11!.
Arno Soumlnen, I")etrolt 7fl:&2:--IS..
. '.'
John Oronlrlc, Saskatoon, Can
nda, 70:17:111.
i'oter Oavuzl, . Routhampton,
England,. 7:30: 1U.
Nl'Stor .:rlcltson, Tort Chester,
N, Y., Sl::i8:ll2.
10.1 Clurdner, Rcatlln, 83:13:10.
Dwlglil lloufslater,. Manistee,
MlKh.i K4:37:30.
1'hllllp llranvllle, Hamilton.
Onl., 84:45:26.
John fialo, I'nsslae, N. J 8:Cfi:
.10. . ' '
Allan Currier, Grants Pa.,. Ore.,
finished- slxty.flrst yesterday, 10:-.
33:011, elupsed lime 90:68:46.
SIVItTI.K POINT WINS
MARSlirii:i.l). ore., -Mnr' IS.
(Al1) .Myrtle Point defeated tVII
lilnson's Norlh lleud Independent
47 to :l() in u hiiskelbull ginin at
Myrtle Point last nlclit, wltinliiK the
Hist of n three eume' champluuKhlp
series for the t'o,is county flag
HANDY M ANDY
FAVORITE FOR
$UNDA T'KACFj
fiAN niRaO. Tnl., Mnr. U (AP)
Handy Mandy, Kreat rarlnf marn
from the Three 1 stnhles wns to
dny : established ' by Tla' Jtmna
horsemen ns the fnvorit In next
Sunday's foffroth handlrup, ' the
country's richest turf stake, offer
ah announcement - yesterday hy
"nor" ftlddle, trulrjer of Justice
K hitherto th relg-nlnff choice,
that' thn JnnielH horns .had come
out of n rarco WcdneRduf with
a lanio foreleg thut may prevent
him KOlnrr to the poRt day after to
morrow. , -
Handy Mandy. 'lusty summor Hot
a new American record for n
mile nnd a half on n rhlcnro
truck; nnd a I line -up rnce here
, Kmmunrle:'
Tlllnmook CM)
.Illlliefl, f
Buel, f ( ......
I'tfee, c
lnowltoH, K
Medrntf, k
'huplit, f
TotalH
Mrioiifrhlln
ftohhlns. f 1
Vaiicll, f
Nelson, c
f'riininH, k
Cllii Ke r, k
Kutt'her, f
SaoKr, f
roe, k
K(l 1-L 1M-
i 0
III .
mm mm bmmh wmmmBm h wm tmm wmm m
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Totals
Meferee,
man.
I-'rench;
8 4 ti
hmpii e, I 'olo-
Wiillown (.111
fJoyd, f
JohiiHion,
1
S
Sunday showed her to bo near top ! Crawford, r.
w
Koine ilny it. woinun Is Kolitfc to
celebrate her 1 cr4tti hlrthdity by not
tnklnmjin alrplnne ride. Thut will
bo J'fiKe One newl.
form. Hhe will have - plenty of-
competition, however, as Carlarlsa,'
winner of the 192 Cof froth, turn
ed Iti a dnazlliiffll speedy work
out yesterday which led horsemen
to believe hn has returned to his
sparkling form of two years' atfo.
In uddltlon Hun Clod, II, who led
Cantankerous and Just loo V, to the
finish Wednesday . nnd Crystal
l'ennunt, another prominent con
tender, are report ed rounding to
the. peak of condition.
The, field Isxpeoted to com
prise nbout 1 or 20 hores.
I'OHpy,
Sarrnlt,
Totuls K....U r.
Tnlversity 2f.) !'( I'T
Oordluler, f 1 1
Stevens, f 4
l.lbhy, c : I
Srott, R a 1
Cowers, K I "
Jones, c " .
Totals .
lteferee
I-'rench.
i'olemnn;
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. u in p I .r e
1 ROUND, 1 RIGHT, 1 REQUIEM
"Please Pass The Bread"
' In the hundreds of homes where t; olden Crust Hrend Is served
you will hear this phrase repented over and over iiKnln. Why
-because golden C'riiNt wulsHeM.
' r. '
( Hun your knife (hrOimh mie of these temptinnly tomhsotne
loaves, notice how cleanly It how delluhtful its nromn Is.
There Is tho prooT of Inmest iinnlliy, pnre iiiKiedlentfi, cttrreet
bale I tiff. ) . J ' , , i '
The next time you nre orderlnn your Mrociu-ien, mitko sure of
the best bread yon can buy. Specify (Itdden Crust Hrend nnd
then hear your family hji "Picas pass Ihn bread."
Iwilliams Electric Bakery
- La Grande, Oregon
' Opposite Observer on Adams.
NRA New York Bureau
It didn't tuke long when Jimmy McLorln. IiIbIi IlKhtweiRht, got to
work on Hid Terrls In their ecbeduled 10-round bout nt Madison
Square Garden. New York. A minute end 47 eeconds after the
fight started a right to Terrls' Jaw called forth Referee Jack O'Hul
llvan'e requiem count, na pictured here, -
You help yourself from Piggly Wiggly refrigerators as freely as you can"
from your own. Note the variety you have to choose from our custom
ers are our honored guests.'
Cheese
Pabst-ett ....
Nukraft ....
Brick
American
Swiss
. Limlnirger
Clams Crackers
nker. 24!' Chowder Clams -..tall can 17 Sodas '. ..3 lb. caddv'40 .
.: pkg. 34? Pioneer Minced flat can 20? t Salted Wafers 2 lb. cad. 30
...10 lb. pkg. 23tf Pioneer Minced tall can 27 Grahams :.21b.cad. 34
Gmgersnaps toy bbl. 32
V' lb. pkg. 23
....1. lb. pkg. 27
1. lb. pkg. 27
Kaf fee-Hag.
1 lb. can 74
Corned Beef
No. 1 can 28$ No. 1 can
Crisp-O-Lite ........carton 13
Honey 'Grahams lb. pkg. 18
Starch
Tiger Gloss
1 Lb. Pkg.
9 .
Spaghetti
Beechnut Prepared -No.
2 can
15
Crab Meat
Iceberg good quality .
No. V-2 can
30
Sardines .
Underwoods, in mustard
No. 11 flat can. t...-....:...9
' ' ' '
Portola, in mustard .
13 oz. oval can 13
LARD K::!:....
i
Corner Depot and Washington
Canned Food Specials
March 17 to 24, inclusive
Asparagus
Lady Alice Large White
No. 1 sq. can 30
Ripe Olives
Curtis, Medium
, . . 9 oz. can 16
Corn
P. S. .Tiny Kernel
No. 2 can 17
, l Pumpkin
Kuner's Solid Pack
. . No. 21. can 15?
Cranberries
Ocean Spray Brand
1 lb. 2 oz. can 19?
Loganberries
. Fountain Brand
No. 2 can 15? '
Wheatena
Regular pkg
.24?
' Corn Flakes
Checker Brand
Pkg. 8?
Cake Flour .
Airy Fairy, Prepared "
Pkg. 38?..,,.:. -
Syrup
Frisbies Cane arid Maple
Quart size glass jug
18? : y-
Sardmes"
Portola, fancy pack
French style
Smoked and Boneless ,
Garnished
Boneless and Peeled
No. V, can . .
15?
$1.44 BANANAS S;
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