La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 29, 1928, Image 2

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    Thuisilay, March 20, 1928.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Bright New
Curtains
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spring-like colors.
Ready-made in com
plete sets low in
prices.
Interscholastic
Tournament Will
Start Tuesday
Washington High School
Basketball Team Leaves
Today En Route to Chi
cago Games
The Wife Wins
Ihtprodabto
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HILL'S
. CHlCAOO, Mnr. 19 (AP) Forty
of tlio country best . haskcthall
teams, survivors of some 20,000
that started the season, will be In
the lentil annual University of Ch.
en go National Jnlef-scholastlc. has-k'-ibttll
tournament starting next
Tuesday uml continuing until Sat
in -J uy night, .Mutton HlKh school
of t'lcfi'n. III., won tint tllle Inst
year, Thlrty-flvo timniH, repro-
Dt'lni futile H,'n,'nK 31 states are already cn-
Ouftllty I imiiy nit- niniu .-munitions;
three urn runners up, ami (wo hold
local titles. ,
WM Two of the moHl Interesting
111 1 teams ni-tf the United Wales Indian j
school of Alhmpieniuc, winner of'
ihe Now Mexico tournament unit
'urr Creek, Ky, Four Indlun tribes
are represented on Ihn Alhurnuer
mm quintet, ("urr Creek lost the
M?&fiffiATtWIfAT Kentucky championship to Ash
itUVJlMll i i fliV .luiid. 1. 1 ho In l ho tuiirnutueht In a
i gume. lliat. went four overtime per-
lodH. Thn' team Is eompo-icd of
typical mountaineers who came to
meet nt Lexington tin
SEKRYA WILL
MAKE BID FOR
In
t NKW YOUfC, Mur. 20 (AD
.kin H" I try a, - blonde nohetntan the Htato
from Dayton, will make hid bid for known, and ho won thn people of
V,'' heavyweight recognition that city, that l.cxtngton Ih paying
i) ' 'est, - Leo Loiuskl, of Ahcrden, their expenses. Without a xyinnu
V;in'. In Madison Hijuaro (Jul slum, thn Carr Ort-ck hoy practice
tomorrow night ufler only a out of doors, wear) iik overalls for
year of fighting. That handicap gym suits. v . '
alone has established thn betting
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hculing th tough vntcrau -who
tjWlct- floored Champion Tommy
Loutfhran.
Arne Souminen
Averages About
Six Miles Hour
KKVKN HI'ltlNOH, N. M Miir.
2U (Al) Arno Huonilnin of -
Irolt, Ifiidnr In dniMicd time In the
itohh country maruthon, haH nvor
uKi'il iilntOMt uK nillfH un hour in
thn 8!i nilli-H covreil from l,on
AmkcIi-ii to thl point. Hhi I'lnnni'il
llini- Ih 1(0:18:05.
Kiiniiilni'n'M piIko over Pcti'r On-
vinl, Hoiitlininiilon, KiiRlaml Willi
McGraw Can Hit
Despite 55 Years
AVQI'STA, Co., (AP John J.
Mraraw, 65yi ar of ax oiul (iioro
than 20 yeura retired from active
piny, can still hit a bum-bull In uny
direction he- choonci. . ;
At a drill of Now York CJIant
pitchers tho manager did the bat
ting uh n utrlnic of iiltchem took u
mm on the mound. Veteran stars,
medium, and young fellows Just
trying to get along went out to
pitch. .Mctirnw slapped hits to
right, to center und to left and he
an elaiweil time of 163:26:0(1, Is u bunted to third and first. ,
mile heller tnun three hours, while
Andrew I'uyue of t'laremore, OUla.,
Is third with elutised time of lu2:-
lt:17.
louuys seneiiiiieu run ror tlie:i.i
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The .Natlonnl IlroadcaBtlnB com
pany program for IViduy night fol
lows: 8 to . Wrigley lleview; .
White Itock concert: 9:Si to 1".
("Madame Bo-I'eep of the
Hunches" hy O. Henry: 10 to II.
dance orchestra.
l-he workout was lo teach the' '"" "7.. . . " ,7
nitrhf m Itntv in f 1.-11 hiiniu ml
what to do on plays nrlnlnff with "" rchrsirn.
Irtinnt'i-H on tho lian-B.
jiirty their 20th control, a dltftnucn Ci tvpi Fffimshit
.H froi.i tliui JL '
KI-'I-Los AiiK'h 4f..5m-fliO-
kc) C. dinner program: 7, orchcH
tru: 8, NIK
. KO.MO-Ht'nttlc 30!Uin-!'70kc)
fi vnrWd nrotrrnin: 7. orcln-.lfYa: R.
Ollt For IlOflOrS N,,r: ut "',lx,", onnrtot; 11:3" to
12:30, theater frolic.
Kl'O San KranciHno .2S.sm
710kp): 8, dinner music: S. Nllf;
3:30, string quartet; l:3 lo 12.
dnnc orcliestrav ,
KIIO Rpokanc (370.2in-Rini;r)
,,t -Pi (.ill.,.. .. ,1 iR mil
ii en r tut nutitOMt of rniiiiiiiinlrntlnn. i
KiKhltng a terrific uindatorm
(hat pelted them with gravel, Kd- "
.lie Gardner, of Beuttlf,. and Harry' TAMPA. Kla. (A P) George SiM
Hea of Kong Ileaeh, C'al.. romped lcr and ItnxerH JloriiHhy, former
Into thiH control. : inllen from I .on hatting champions of the Anurlcan
I.uniiH. In a dead heat. Hoth made and National I.eaetie. in hrand new
the dlHtanre.ln fi hours ft I tninutefl 'tinirorma are setting out in iit'JH to.fi, orchestra: K. NIH: 8, Izaak Wal
and Ho seeonds. Their elupsi'd time coino hack as kings of swat. Nel- ton league; 0:0, NltC.
from I, os Angeles Is: Gardner 171:- ther went very far uway last sea- KKIlC Han Kraneisco 4r.4..'tm-
1(5:01 and Ilea IK:i:3:05. .Hon but they did not bring homo i (JfiOkc) 0:30, sports; K. rtggij
WlKKiy. concert; m hi -. "iiuiw
orchestra,
K VA Pan Kraneisco Clfil.Zin
R30ke) 6:15. varied program; K.
to Washington and Hornsby hus I "Hamlet" by Shakespeare; fl, musl-
RUFFLED CURTAIN SETS ;
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Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
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MOW VOIiK - Hlimuel .Mugld.
trainer of, ilegs In Alaska eume
from beyond the arctic circle In
sue furriers for 13 1I0KS I hut were
never returned arier being hired.
... ,nni fnr IllllO. "I
lie Kill jiniR. -
came more than 7,011" miles anil It
rust me in least three limes "".
said Samuel, "11111 I got satisfac
tion."
,thii bacoir nor wear the laurel
. 'wreath of leader.
I ThlM neiiRAn RlHli.e liou frnna-
Ohtains Divorce ,nrr,''i hB aiiegiunccrrom si. i.oui
Paul Berlenbach '
j doffed tho colors of tho Giants to
W KXIfO' f 'ITV, Jfnr. 2!) (AP) don those of the llrnves.
101 I'nlversiil loday said that I'uiil! The ouest hy the two stars finds
1 llertenbach former light heavy- them wllh another asset in coin-
weight boxing champion, had on- mon. No managerial worries will
'tallied .a divorce through the heset them, i Huoky Harris will
When the Cleveland Indians told courts nt Cuernuvaca, state of do the worrying for Washington
Harold MacKaln, rookie liuiier Morelos. , llerlenbach came here and Jack Suttery signed to shed
from the MIsslHslnnl Valley Leuiiue, Tnnsduy night anil loft Wednesday any necessary tears for lloston.
1 1 In, lie couldn't brine his wife to ufler signing thn papers and thai "I feel fine, my eyes are good
run i i.anii, me., ,i,n. .-a (he Indians' training ram p. at New
Washington High school basket- Orleans. MacKaln snlil: "No wife-
ball team of rortlanil. winners In nlleher!" He left camn. Here
Hekrvs 21 years old has lost lh" 0l'''"on tournament v.lll iwa Dre Mr, MacKaln, above, and Mac
... I;.-!1. T-Y?. .."J?"' oli.y for CbUugo to participate In 1 Knln. ...,, ,. ,,, , .,.. ,
the national Inlersefiolastlc. lias
ketball championship tournament
them April 3 to 7. Players mak
ing,! he Hip are: Kd Lewis, Cellini'
but one fight In his year of cam
pnlgnlng. Johnny Risko took his
inenaure, but Bekyra gained a draw
Ih a return engagement, lie has
fought 43 tlmos, Including many .:. '.
amateur battles. . - .. , ,)on Mm forwurilB. ,,
i l.oughran has agreed to meet tho. I'Viink Mct'artney, Alan Cpx and
winner of tomorrows fight. . . Arnold llelkenen, guards.
Kaln, who are . again at hiuiie In
Council Bluffs, luwa, walling tor
the -Cleveland officials lo, relent In
their decision. ,
Quiet economical operation
has helped to make
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JESSE ROSEiNBAUM
, New Foley Bldjj. La Grande, Ore.
PRODUCT. O f. GBNBRAL' MOTORS
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Tiny Hays Wins
Decision Over
Tony Talerico
WAIJ.A WAI.l-A. Wash., f Mar'.
2U (AP)-Tlny Hays, Portland, .
dropped Tony Talerico, WalhSl
Walla heavyweight for threo'
counts of nine each In tho fifth-
round of their furious nix-round '
mill on a card here hint night and
copped the decision. I '(
Talerico came back In tho sixth!
to batter Mays nil over thn ring1
but he was unable to floor the Ore-!
gonlan. . j
Dimly Miller, Heattle and Young
Peter Jackson, Portland, heavy
weights displayed some good in.
fighting In the.ir seml-rinal -go, 1
Miller getting tlio nod. . I
Tommy Gardner, Walla Walla, i
llfi, pounded Kid Alosler, Hpnkimn
for a technical knoeltout In what,
was declared . to have been Ihe..
fastest four rounds ever seen here,'
Cecil MaestretH. Walla Walla, worn
a decision over Mickey Duncan lo
cal welterweight. Aft Holmes.
Walla Walla light weight left
blinded himself n win over Muddy
(-.vans. Colfax, In the curtain
raiser.
divorce was granted. and 1 do hot find my 1e?s going
j Herlenbach refused to make a back on me. so. 1 do not nee why
statement when he left 'his hotel I should not hove a great year,"
for the rflllway station apparently snid Slsler.
In high spirits, I ''I certainly feel like hitting nnd
j ' ' I see no reason why I should not
Herlenbach, whose home Is In be -right up there.' was Hornsby's
New ,York, married Itoso Anne cheerful report of his spring condl
Kllejn hi Los AngAles last April, lion and aspirations.
Suit for separation was started In I .
j .la minry but the couple were re-
Icmciled In the orflce of the boxer's 1'HtRMAV, KI'AHi: MY TRITKI
attorney In New York and sailed' fAMnitIl)GH, Muss. Robert K.
fur Havana on a second honey- "nlrf struggled with firemen to
moon on January 81. .'"''P ",('nl fl0m chopping up the
I j 'floor boards of his truck. He sold
-y . tile fire was out when they nr-
IiiHnnlly seems lo have frupplnnt- lived. Ho was charged wllh "wil
ed the good aliiil ns n flrsl-cluss fully obstructing firemen." hut n
cal program: 10. orchestra.
KMX Portland (277.Cm-iriSn-kc)
(1:30, children's hour: 7, or
chestra: 8. program: XtlS. studio
program: 10 to 12, orchestra-
KJIt Seattle CUS.lim-SdOkr)
0:30 dinner orcheslra: 7:3n. con
tralto: 8, program: 9, studio pro
gram: 10 to 11, dnnco orchestra.
KOA Deliver ( :i2fi.llm-!l20kc) 0
program; 6:30, agricultural pro
gram; 7, orchestra: 7:30 to 9:80
"Kroni on Indian Lodge", a play
with music,
KG W I'orllnnil (49 1 m-CI okc)
H, dinner concert: 7. orchestra: S.
NW; 10:30 to 12. llont Owls.
KGA Rpoknne (2C0.7m-l 1 50
kn) 0. organ Anisic; .7' lo 12, musi
cal programs.
KTHI l.os Angeles (275.1m
lOHOkc) 7, Hiinday school lesson:
I, gospel; 9:lf, niiurtet.
VAI.I'AIII'I-: IIOOKH
ATLANTIC CITY II. George
l lizin considers a set of books so
valuable thai they am locked up in
tho vaults of a bank Willi which
he Is connected. Kach of the 2 a
volumes was once owned by n
president of the I'nilcd Wales.
Kach bears the signal ure or a chief
executive and marginal notes. The
book once owned' by President
Harding is on baseball and con
tains this note:
yon stretch In the seventh Inn
ing." Thn set cost Ullzlo J2S.0IIU.
I'AMt QMWTIOX
HKItLIN' A criminal court ill
Plauen. Saxony, acquitted Kurt
Huherlch of bigamy and the judge
told him lie might go back lo his
home. Spoke up lltlbeiirh: "Which
one?"
PAINT
Let us lell you about our
linn of Olllsldo hoiisn puint
before you pick out Ihe one
you want lo tise. Our paint
Is GrAllANTKIIf).
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
Good Service Quick .
defense.
-grund Jury wouldn't Indict him.
TIPS OR KTAItV-ATION"
TOKYO Of 20,043 waitresses In
Tokyo cafes, 1 1,577 get no wages
but depend on tips, police found. I
In some cafes they buy positions. 1
Red Crown Gasoline
Mohilc, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
IIOOSTDItS IIOOM III. Ill, IV
HKItl.lN "Kvwryhody once in
llerlln" is Ihe slogan of the Merlin
Moosters, -who offer n three-dfiy
sightseeing visit lo the city lor f 12.
xi-:v l'ltKxcir im.xits
PAULS Tim government con
templates rinlatlon nfn loan In. re
build all main I'Vcndi highways
within five years.
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Books Are Open
NOW
For Registration
Swearing In of Votes is Prohibited by the
Constitution
Register at the Court House or with your local
Precinct Registrar. There are no Precinct Reg
istrars in La Grande.
The only exception applies to those who voted at any election
in the last two years and who have not since, changed their legal
residence.
RA.and
a pipethats all I ask
I DON'T mean that I am easily satisfied. As
a matter of fact, I'm as critical as they come
about smoking-tobacco. There are certain
things I demand in a smoke, and I declare
here and now that P. A. has 'em. Has 'cm
and to spare, if you ask me.
Fragrant as spring blossoms. Cool as "The
boss wants to see you." Sweet as "I'm going
to raise your pay." Mild and mellow and
long-burning, with full satisfaction in every
wonderful puff. It seems that there are not
enough hours in a day to suit your Prince
Albert program. You'll start in early and
stay with it far into the night.
But all this conversation won't do you any
good, unless you try out the tobacco itself.
When it comes to speaking for itself, P. A.
is the best little talker you ever listened to.
Go get yourself a tidy red tin and get some
jOf this pipe-joy I've been picturing.
More in quality, more
9-.iiiy TWO full
ountts in every tin.
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Mr
KENNETH McCORMICK
County Clerk.
no other tobacco is like it!
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