Saturday, March 31, 1928
Paw Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Bright New
Curtains
Dainty ruffles-spring-like
colors.
Ready-made in com
plete sets low in
prices.
IMSKf IS GIVEN
NOD OVER SEKYRA
Payton 0., Light Heavy
weight Soundly Bea-
, - en by Westerner
ITedThye Keeps
Wrestling Title;
Defeats Clapham
CAMBRIDGE V. '
WHIPS OXFORD
ON THE RIVER
!
NORTH POWDER
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Sailing Vessels
! Riding Safe Today
I'OItT.ANI, Ore., Mar. ! (Al)
Ti'tl Thyp, lut nlKht n-tulntM hU
1 titlo iih lllrht hpuvvui'ieht un-Mflfnif
c-luwuplon of lhi. world when hu lu- I roneullvo triumph ovt r Oxford
fiMifi-il Mum I'lullhum. nt'untal an "
MOU'rXAKH. EiiKlnnil. Mur. t
(AD Ki'ipiiiK up their pout war
rt'Ponl of vtrtm-y,. ('ambririKf uiil
vi-rally'n crew vooruil Uioir fifth
uiiiiuul
thn Kuroiifiin llllr h'uhlf.r, two out
Of 'thl-I'M fllllH liofllff ti ciitiiicltv
Aaplrullom. of Joi- SVkyrn. of Day- crow,. whllf not u wixmllonul
NHW VOItK. Mltr. 31 (AD-
(oti, Ohio, to Kuln piiKiUifllr fmno
111 tin- liKht heuvywetKht. illvlHion
linvo li'-Ht Htilftrukpil for thp limn
L bMnif nk Ipuhi hy l.no l.oniMkl, thp
Alwrdcitn, Wiwh., rlMHUHJiln.
Doprodabta
Values
HILL'S
n Homo, the rontpirt wnn hy fur thp
Ki'i'tilitHt i-xhlhltion of rlpvpr wrpal
Jlnic Bt-en hprp In yeurs. Thp
wrtKljUl wpru , unnouncfd . 173
PoiiihIh for Thyo and 174 for f'lun-
I.omskl xounilly tliri Hlipi! tlir. hum. Thyp .look thn firm full In
rmyton In 'I lt a li'ii-rniiml tiff In ix iiiIiiiupi) 61 aocmiilH whpn ho
MuiIIkoii Siinuro (jiirilpn hint nlKht iiiiuIh Clupham pound th floor In
hpfnrn u prowd of 13,'HHi whlr-h th Ki-ip of Ma fumouH wVlmlopk.
paid $4.7!i2 to wilnPHH the ftprn- Clnphutn came buck ta win the
tuclp. ' ''Kepontl full In 30 mlnutp M hpc-
Thp Taclflr i-oimt hoxpr wna liunl ondM, with un old fanhlunpd rrotrh
NOItTIf POWOKR (Spiiplul) ! , I'OKTdAND, Or... Nur". 81 (AT)
J." A. WIlHon, who has lienn nirl j '-. l'o willing vewln In dlKtrpiw off
ouKly ill fur tho punt wei'k of pp- Oivgon roast wro rldlnir rough
lis Born throut, la now under the In nufoty this morning.
cu're of u nurse who urrtvi'i) here 1 'vh ' 8ix-maald sehooner. h"-
Momluy. , lleveil to hp thp JIpIpii H. Merlin (
The dunee which the lilKh school of Kealtle, which sent dliitronH calls
Biive had u very slrinll ultcndanro yeatenluy. was atlll unehored off
but tho lliualo hy h'tptehein, of Heoeltt heurl, hewprn Coom hay no I
amhrldiro 1'"I'Ht'"'n. a ve ry nood. ; Yiuiulna huy, und uppi'M'eil to he
4ft'HH IIUU1UI1, Ol IVUKPT, , irailS- , "
aetpil-iMllninn In town Tupudny. Tl"" four-masted aehoouer K. V.
' A caH. whilu tiylnu to make the Knwe, whh h irled to get into the
turn liy the Moorp'a Herviro ala- Coluinbia river lute yeaterday aftr
Hon, was iml)le to lo o. The rar 0 voyaxe nf H daya from Ade
hlt a tph'Uhono nont hut Hllirtit ' !"i'l"'. Australia, In which Jie ran
over tho awcppa In a -condition of 'ar and "'it ofpmytalon,- waa under .nil
IHH IIIXllllri ITU lllllltll l. i ' '
i ruuti on iho TIiuiih'H.
I It HUM OI1H Of the IflHjfMt vie
toripfl of I'wirit yftirtt.
leil ull ttu way urni fltiihti iiiie
rifh t'ti Itfiivlhii nhoad. 'J ho dark
t)ue crew, of Oxford wuh ttU
rowel out. Aftfr a U'nctniti rally
ni-ar tha end tLiy crooned tho fin-
iHh Uw. with Hovfnit until huiiKlriK
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It .Inl.ln nrr.iiui.1 ..tilv nn firm nnfuulon 1 Iwt UIKl llQIf NlHOn lift. T 1i thiril
jtlilnl round, whoii Hokyra.hatJ HIk""'! urnunK iuli wa anotnor or"""
fooiiuin HiaKKtTiiiK ithoul thn rlnr. uin.ienia . vvim inyt-
I At Ioiik ranKo H-kyra (Hilhtd aoriir- hunKlnir onto the ran and Clap
nli h rt )uhH to hoint nml lioiiy i.nd " i nun. nom worn
with n crutdilnK 1ft to t)o tnve. ovi-r barkftard with Thy on top.
rorn or tn fall and Thyo'jt
u-HiKht being Htifflolont to knor-k
Claphaiii out. Mutt Kddy took
one full from Tod Fhova In tho
:io-ininu(o tirollmtnary.
diBtroH
CttinhrlflKo covorp'l tho dlMtnnoe
of upproxlmately four ml lea in 20
in I nut An and t' ocromiH, not
thri-uloninK tho rocord of I X - in Lit -utcH
und 2U HoroitdH mado hy ,x-
XYl
report In the ul.ovt o,stut, and tho
fourt on Hiild date tnly mndo nnd
i-ntenil nn ordor flxlne tho lUi day
of Airil, 1S2S. nt the hour of ten
,, m Ht tho rounty Court
In tho fotintv t'ourt of th f?Intn : Koorn at the Court Houmt at l.u
ath day of March. 192, f"I In which time tho. mme wlljt coirte 6n
Mir iihove entitled rotirr nis un.u ir iieuriim.-'Mm "" 'iciiun ap.
piovou, diAtrihutlon iitithnrixud iis
rwiulrod hy luw, and llm admlniii.
hnlf way
TtFFF.REE IS HOOIIi:i)
Kl'OKNB, Or.. Mar. M (AV)
I rtpopular declntonn featured tho
m mory ooxinif ruru nore mHi niKni. nxfl thft rn,n of roUl.
mo reioroo was Dooneu una iuhhou .
when ho awnrdod thp decision In '.-,'5! wiKho.i
I lio ln.riiund main iVent ta Ruhhi'I 17" '
Hont f.om.skl RplnnliiK'
noroBfl tit- arena.
Near tho end of the round'.
f.oiiiHki conplninMl of ti low hlow
hut tho roferoei vi'fitHod to rocoK-
1 Hokyrn I KI'OKNK, Ore., Mar. SI (AP)
(Ted Thyo huH been matched for a
Wayne of Portland, over Joe Ah a result of hlH triumph, l,om
Hliirkvvll of Bujrene. Again tho 1 I receive ronslderatlon for a r
crloa of tho crowd were heard turn hont with Tommy KouKhrnn.
V "i thi deelidon went to Roy Jo- world'w Hkht heavywHht rhainp
rrh of Kujjoni over Jimmy Wild Ion, In on open air nhow thin coin--or
Wmnlneir. In th four-round , l"K mimmer.
Ceiiil-windup., v, v-U'.HJl ;
- The flrflt boohs went even fur-
ther hncU. Tho iitorrn aroso In ol HAN Kli ANflSf'O, Mar. 31 (AP)
preliminary on tho refereo'd flrnt Itiilterfnt f, o. b, H:m KrunclHco,
decision. A 1c.
Worhl'H cbiunplnnHhip w.roHtllnir
bout with Patrick ..McCarthy here
Hat unlay April ,7, according-to
Dick Hoed, former 1 'nlveridty of
OreKon football -star, boxer and
promoter. Heed returned from
Portlnnd hint night, where he sign
ed Thyo for the bout.
I .McCarthy, a red headed IrlHlf
irtun. In a recent arrival, from the
euHt, necking titular liouorH In hlx
dlvlnlon.
DETROIT RACER
STILL LEADING
MARATHON RUN
J. KorsHtroin 1h coiifined to
bed with the flu.
i Maudu Itovtt and Hon, nf I.os An-
Rehn, are vlnittng -VI ia. Uovot's aunt
Violet l'Jii kor. , i
i un...i...,. t B ,.,i r,ii., ...... of Oreeon for I'nlon County.
Ih Huudall, JHTeasod. Any pororiM huvlntf obJcctlonH
- NtiTIfK Is hereby given that tho against said account .should file the
above-named administrator on .thn mm on or before said date, at
CJmndo, Oregon, aa the '.time und
ranch
moving to the Muliurry
which hi Iulh routed.
. .Miko-Corcll and ramlly nt'e mov
ing Into their town residence.
C. ,. ,l''or1)ia rented tho Grand
ma Ciilktaon much which- ndjniiiH
btH own, Mj'. h'OrhoH ami .family
aio moving iK'j-othiH week he Iuih
been living ur The Datica hn past
two ycurH. ;
'L'Iki VVdinnn cit Won, C rii ft hold
Mm li ad..rMhlr in tho rn.-o at Hlart- , u8ulll mi.Ul,K Tu.tuy niKlit.
Iralor. niifl' hlH liomlAniin exoniir.
iitd. . i :
j , ; ,: lionwK 3. NKi.ao.v. ,
- Administrator of the Ktduto of
;(- l.cwia Handull, ' icr-ease.i,
liatp, iif firt 'publication .Miiron'
liatn of last iruhlicallon April
mas:
Mur. 1 -1 7-24-31 Apr. 7.
I'AI.MA, X. f., M.ir. 31. (AP)
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Bulk or Package
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Chick and Poultry Feeds
Poultry Remedies
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Phone MAIN 17 .-,
Seventh Leg Of
Gun Tourney Is1
Tomorrow Morn
. l.a Ornndo tmpKhootorn will
gather at the Lotto Tree groundn of
the Wing, Fin nnd Kloetfoot club
for thn Heventh weekly leg of the
Orogonlun telographlo toiirnamcnl
Mt :'M o'clock tomorrow morning.
A. largo turnout .i untlclputed, na
the club Ih anxlotm to-rulHo ltn p-r-contugo,
which droipod Hotncwhat
lust Hundny when three Iokhch and
only one wluverc chalked up.
Tomorrow I. a (Irando shoot h
againnt Maker, Needy and Hunt
ington, and . local nimrodH are
hoporul of making n clean nweep.
In connection with tho regular
slioot, Al Amlrows, nccrotary of tho
club, announced that n merchan
dlHc Bhoot would nlHO he held, with
HevernI prlzoft offered. A II tle.s
will bo shot off. Thin competition
Is open to all trapHhootern,
Ing time today with an elapm-d
time of Jfiic.lfiiSfi for the tf9.5
miles from " Smh An gel oh to this
poiitt.' Kuomlnon fininhctil
Morlarlty-Pultna lap yeHterday, ( a
diHtance of SH niileu In ti:u:f:i.
.HMCond rdace' In the Morurlty
Palmu stretch went to Put Hemarr,
I.os AngoleH, who set tho pace for
tho major part of the days Juant.
IIIh time wnM 0:21 : 30, hln elatod
time 201:72:92. JanioH Pollard,
Kono. Novaila. flnltdicd In ti:''A:'HK
KlapHed time 223:47:35. I
Today tho rminont fnco n 41-
milo trek
It owi.
from 1'alma to HJinta pJint.
after buHlness wua tninHJictt-d the
roinulndor of the evening wuh spent
In, n(,.. tuiniiii.nl find Inter a do-
,' , VV.. H. Ollkliion of Hukt-r. Ih vIh
Iting bin brother John (iiiklKon.
' . Dick William la confined to 1iIh
homo because of septic sore throat,-
( .Oscar Pierce who was taken to
the hospital ut Maker Inst week
Hufforlng rrom ailcors of the stom
ach In much Improved. A
Mr. Kelly, or Sun KmnciHCo au
ditor for the P. K. Is spending
few days at tho North Powder
.1-
Majjor Thompson Js
CIIICACIO, Mar. 31 (AP) May
or William llalp Thumiison was to
day made defendant in $100,000
Hla rider suit filed hy Chester Cleve
land,, u former political ally.
v r m- , burned to the ground. There wiut
Orange At Ladd ' !;:i("1,Uy "" UMJ4;X',HPI 1,1(1 lmlhl'
C 'any on in Meeting, Mr Wn,H Ut
j ;I,uke Saturday to sluy Cr a few
' :diiyH With her two llttleboys who
1.AHI) CA.NYON'.Mar. 31 (Spe- lave been there In the hospiuil for
clal), Tho Ijidd Canyon district s:!tml trouble. The boys, Uuy Con
grango held Its third meeting tho i.or add Kenneth .M iiler, arc now
evening of March 2T wlh most of k-i fiir recovered , that the sneclnl
Lho members In ntlendunce. J. At nurses have been dismissed and
Nice, deputy leader of North Pow- Ann. Connor will be with them tin-,
der, was present to further In- HI they are sufficiently recovered
struct the officers In tho work, ft toi b taken to their homes.
was decided to huvfe a pemiy-drl'i i Among the Unlonl'tos who attend- j
at each nioeting, the proceeds to he cd the Principals' and Suporlnten-
usfd for a flower fund lor all s'ck dents meeting In Ja (i ramie Saf- J
members of the gringo. The next m;duy were Hupt. Uy Conklln, high j
meeting will he hold 7pr. 10. school Principal 10. P. ('ohnru. ,
The lecturer, .Mrs. C. Y. Mcnle, ' grade Principal W. V, Connor and I
prepared a, program which was Jfthn AVortman. ' j
given as follows: song by graiel 'A triple- surprise .was given to j
members; recliallon, little Barbara three of t'nlon's young people Frl- ;
Coitnsell; vocal duet, Mesdanies H. dny nighty when i number of
W. and A. 1J. Peebler; reading, .Miss friends celebrated the .birthday uv-
llelen Austin; recitation, . I. A. Nice; nlvorsary of liny iJeLiib. Kathryn
reading, .Mrs. Charles firandy, and Klolbloek and Kdith Cheney. The
losig song, by the grange. i young people gathered at the home
oi .uiss annu. .Murgiri in. rsortn
Vnfon und from there they went
1o .the Klolbloek home to celebrate
the' event,
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