La Grande evening observer., April 03, 1928, Image 2

Tuesday, April 3, 1028
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Bright New
Curtains
Dainty ruffles
spring-like colois.
Ready-made in com
plete sets low in
prices.
Dependable IIII I P liepctiilablc
Value lULL U On"""1
93 Athletes Left
; In Pyle Marathon
TCCI'MCAIM, N. M.. Apr. 3
-,(AP Ninety-three athletes r'.
S mining In the l.ns Ang'dcn to New
T.u-k muiiithon today fared u 4!i-
- nitlc trek lo (Itcnrio, which will
.1tjct them In position to enter
t tomorrow.
Hi' Suoinlnen of fretrolt, ron
.i'n i I lo holtl first place in elapsed
.'Dili.. w:ih 1 77:4XM6. for the 1,070.
'ttillcH it lead of more than four
tliours over ' Andrew Pnyno or
Vlnrciiioro, Okla.
'-'. Seth (lonsuiles of Denver, led In
'yesterday's 34. 8 lap from Ncwklrk,
covering tho distance In 4:116:80.
'"lie ranks fortieth In elapsed time.
Easter
Candies
in.
Special Boxes
-The Tiffin
BONDS
Are your bonds bonds
in reality, or merely
an installment con
tract? Did you ever ntop to ronslde.
this? United States
National Bank
Money to Loan
jjiifiiiiiii:aaia'aii!if:iii:i!i
On Good Improved
Farms at
Modern 5-room house
good location. Price
$2,500.00
Easy terms.
L. S. Weeks
VMon MOimi.;i:
JXVKKTMKXT 1.
Ilea! Kmnte IiniiM
Insuranco
Thejz?
W. K. GILBERT CO.
A Consolidation of
The Oregon Hardware and F. I, Ully
IN THE F. L. LILLY ROOM
On Adams
! PACIFIC COAST
SEASON BEGINS
Portland Beavers Playing
Angels in Opening (Jon
test of the Year1
KAN KKANCISCO, Apr. 3 (AP)
With a $20,oao prlsto uu nn added
Incentive eight Pacific roast league
clubs, wont her perm It time. will
swing fnl ii art ion today In the
opening euiiMH OT Die JU28 baxe
bull fti-iiHitn.
The Seattle Indians unl the Han
! riinclruo Heals are slated to pry
l In lid off hero, while Hollywood's
rejuvenated Stars open across tint
hay with Oakland.
Sacramento plays host la the
Missions nt the rapitnt rlly, and
flu fori land Heavers uro sched
tiled to maltn It an all-Cnllfornin,
day by taking on tho Angels ut
l.os Angeles.
The schedule will ln played nn
a split season busls, the first half
of 13 weeks "ending July 3 and t tin
second half Oct. 4. The winners
itf each hair will (hen meet In n
play off series Tor I5,oio to bn
divided on a sixty-forty basis, tho
remaining $5.(100 of tho prhto
money going to the clubs holding
third and fourth place In loinl per
centage. In the event one club
In returned tlm winner In both
halves of the season, that teum
will draw down tlm flfi.ooo und
the remulnder npllt up by tho hoc
ond and third position (cams
ASIIVM? OITIOOK' ;
lly Dmi 'I'liomnM
(NKA Hervlce Writer)
I.OH ANCIKI.KH. Cul., Apr. 3
The morn or lorn erralln AuxcIh
arc steadyliiK' down u lilt.
Dtlrlllir the laHt few year thlH
lull, which HpeakM of. William I
WrlKlcy'H rnlllton-dollnr I. oh An-
KclcH ball piirk-nn "home." hn pat
terned after tho well-known Jump.
jiick.. i nreo yearH uko n wnH way i
down on the lint. In III20 It won I
the pennant. I.iihI HciiHon It wuh
deep In the cellar.
rtiere'H a lot of new hlood In
the I.OH AnRelen Hound thlH eprlllK.
hut It Ih doubtful If even that will
revive It nufflciently to boOHt It
very fnr out of the oellnr. The
principal wenknenn wemii to he the
way In which the boyn hnndle tho
ohl hickory Htlckii. They Junt enn't
Heein to connect squarely with the
hornehlde. -
The outfield, which Ih nuppoHcd
HynonslH of the Annual Hlutemcnl of
Tho NntiiHinl Iti-scrvLi lii.iuinnei !
Conipafiy
of Clileaeo, In the Slnto of Illinois,
on tho Dili ly-first day of December,
il'27, made to the Insurance Com
liilnsioner of the Stuto of OreKon,
pui-Huaut lo law:
CAP1TAI,
Amount . of cupltul
stock pah up $ find, (irio. Oil
IN CO MM
Net premiutiiH received
ilurlnif the year 1,47(1,0(1:1.113
Interest, illvidendu ami
1 rents received (Inf
lux- the year.,
Income from o t h e r
houicch r e c e 1 v o d
diiilnx tho year
l2:l,4lir,.Kli
211,017.2;
Totul Income I t,ll20,H4(!.l 5
iii.siirit,si:.ii;NTH
Net tn.Hii'H pull dllrilix
tho year InrliiiJIux
lldjustment expetiHeH $ (1 1 0,74(1. 1 2
Dividends paid on cap
ital stock iluiinx tlm
year
Ciiinmlssion and salar
ies paid ilurllix the
yi'ilr
Taxes, licenses and
fees fin itl dtirlnx the
year
Amount of nil o I h e r
.10,000.00
07 S, I CI. 'II
f2.34:i.;j
t vpeitdllure.s H7lor.!).2.S
Totul expelidllureH ..$ 1,443,2311. 1 3
AHSKTH
Value of real enta(e
owned (umrket val- ;
" ) $ MM). On
Value ut Hlockrt and
bondH owned (mar
ket value) 27il.300.nn
I.oiuiH on niortKageH.
and ciillalernl. etc... l,!i.rn,7 1 t.f,n
CiiMli In' bankH and on
uand 3'-,o,244.f(7
rremlumn In courne of
collect Inn w r I 1 1 i' n
Mince Nepteinber :t,
':r-7 S44.Soa.7ii
luieieKt und rents due
and n n urd 2i,C!)U.f0
Total uiliniltiMl as- .
la.SL'V.fifiS.S .
i.i ahii. iti i:s
(IrosH clalnift tor los.se.H
"upjiid $ i;r.,!inr.r.:i
Atnniint of unearned
premiums on all out -
founding i-lnks l.fli'4.4:S.7 1
I tue for romuilsslon
and hrokoi-ago 4.0ni).an
-Ml other HuhllltioM 35.41 l.tl:'
Total ll.ibillii.s. p.
elUNlve .f eapllal
slot'k of $ri(tit,tiitl ... $ ,7!t!l,S I r,Hfi
Itr.slNKMS IN OltKCON KOIl
THK YKAIt
Net premiums received
dnriiiw i he year 3,riO?t..;!i
t.i:-ss ptitd during the
V'11'' 3.037.77
I.owh 1 ii fit r i t il during
''c Vein- 4.H24.t:
iitne tt i'onii:my. Nmloiiul Ite
Hi'i've ItiKiii'.-iiu'e Co,,
Name of rrenldiMit, C, J. Sclnnip.
Niune of Socreltiry, R K. VIcr.
Siatiitoi-y r.-aldent attorney tor
Hervici'. . .. I.lntun, Ore
to Dhow, .the rest of tho club the
way to sock tho ball Into tho
blcnchcm, fnll terribly In thln'rc
npect. The boyn aren't no bud out
In the tall grans, flut when you've
H.ibl that, you've wild everything.
Wully Hood is tho only old-timer
back. Walter Herger win with tho
club during tho latter part of last
season but played scarcely enoiiKh
ftHineit to be called a vet. Wch
Rchulmcrlch hoa hud most of his
experience with the Oregon Aggies. ,
And Jim Moslof got IiIh training at
tho Pnlversity of Washington. Moth!
of these youngsler have poten- j
tlulitlcH but they need experience.
Most of tho strength In tho
Heiupti lineup Ih In the Infield, i
Manager Marty Krtig I ho satls-il
fled with this part of hln Huuud
that ho iHii't
KlvliiK them iniK li
thought. ThlH gang
Includi-ii
C'hurley Tolaon, who wuh olilullli d
from the ClilouKi. 1'iil.s to Hike cum
Of firm ham'. Geri Hlalcy, who liriiKrulli; 10 In II. dance orchCH
will he Keen at Hccond. Ih a veter- .tra.
nn. fori llttuiur und HoliDy KdO Oakland (3S4.4m-780kc),
i ..i. i .1.1... i i ft:2ll. liiiMMliftlh 11:30. NHI': 7 nir,.
reapecllv.-ly, lire huth newcoinem.
Dltttnar played In 11.27 with the
Hnn KinnclHCO HcalH. June, nlnveil
wllh the MiHHlonH In the HJlllie cllv:
Itnv Jncolm anil Howard Itlirkett
are relief men.
jd, concert trio; 0:30, NIM": 7. con
fioml Culi'liei's cert; 7:30. poult iy talk; 7:45. hunk
Practically nil of the ciilelilnir ''nnl: Nn'": " 1 2- orcheHtra.
will he divided . hetween hllf ' n KranelHCli (4L'2.3m-
"Truck" Hannah ftnd (ion Hand-" ml",lr- -3"' Nnt' '
herit. Neither Ih Hpertiiciilar III ""-umentnl trio; , MIC; 0. pro
nny way out they nre mnHlMciitly ,K'"'":0 ,. '1' ' ",,"'""",,
Kood bnekHtopH. L,PRf ran..l r,""'lw'': i54-,m-
And now fur the twirlers. Nor-'Well nnhe-tru pruKrum; 9. melmly
mon flllt came from-the New hmlr. , , 1Sj ,, mUHi,,,
York Clluntn Kruif IhlnkH pretty KOIN Portland (SI9ni-4nkr).
hlKhly of him. fyde llarfjiot Ih j, p, orimn: 7:1.1, orcheHtra; s.
another new meinher of the mound hMn,i ,mi(le: oiaon hour: 9:30.
Hluff. hnvlntf come from the Son theater pionram: 10:30 to 12. dance
KruiiclHco M.lHitlonH.' The only vet- hand.
nrnn holdover from hint HcaHOn Ih KIIQ Spokane ( 370.2m-8l Oke),
"Doc" WrlKht. Then there nre, fl, concert orcheHtra: (l:3, NHi:; 7,
Karl WeatherHliy, Ilruce CunnlnK- circheHtra: :30, NIK',
hum' and ', "Lefty" I'ctcrH. all K Y A Hun rnnclHcn (3iil.2m
younKHterH lunl year, who will do 3Hkc), 7. miiHlcnl prnxrnm: 8, lec-
reiriilniH thin neiinon. '
Tho Anirci pltchlnif' Ih weak.
TIllH, roupled with their other,
nllmeroiiH weakneHHCH, Ih enoiiKh to
make Wrlkley Hhed teara every
time he IhlnkH of IiIh protcgec'H
prOHpcctH.
John D. Improves
His Golf Tactics
OltMONI) HRACir. Kin., Apr. 3
(A I') John l. Ilockefeller. who
lia learned during the last four
tuonltiH something about golf ho
never knew before, turned toward j
home today happy that ho Iiuh been I
able to cut a few Htrokes off IiIh
ilully Hlx-hole golf game, and re
freshed aflor a long rest.
Since he came here Nov. 30, Mr.
Rockefeller has learned a new way
to address tho ball. It has Im
proved his game to such nn extent
tliul ho has field um in limed hiH
dally play and has been able to
turn In n acoro finllafaotory to him
self. In uddltlon, h!s driven have
given him npwnrdH 1 50 yards, an
other Hourco of pride to the 811-year-old
oil king, ' -
Hynopsls of the Annual Statement of
Tho Knglf Hrc Company
of New York
of New York, In tho HtU of New
York, on the thirty-first day of De
cember. I!ifc7, made to, the Insur
ance Commissioner of tho Slate of
Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of . ci p I n I
sloek paid up $ r.on.ooo.oo
INCOMK
Net premiums received
during the year $ 4!iTi.S7r.7J
Interest,. dividends and
rents received dur
ing the year r.4.Kfi.42
Income from other
aources recolveil dur
ing the year 2,fl0!..XS
Total Income $ 552, 772. ui
DlMHt'lt.HKMKNTH
Net losses paid during
tho year Including
adjustment expenses 2 I0.4.S&.32
dividends paid on enp
II u I stock during the
year 0
Commissions and sal
aries pulil dur
ing the year...... 17ri.725.OtI
Taxes, licenses and
fees paid during the
year 25.550.43
Amount of all other
expenditures 3d, 53 3.!) 4
Total expenditures 4 4 S.2'.i4.7.r
ASSKTS
Value of real estate
owned (market val
ue) , 0
Value of stocks und
bonds owned (mar
ket value) l,rfil.7ou.S
Loans on inoit gages
and collateral, etc o
('ash In hanks und on
hand I27.:i;ir..74
Premiums In course of
collection written
since September 3il,
i;27 H4.3S;i.ti:i
Interest and rents due
and accrued .y 17.4Ji.Ov
Reinsurance due on
paid losses t,77!M'.t
Total admitted as -
sels $I.KI3,22l.;:i
UAHILITIKS
Oiusk claims for losses
unpaid $ 4".3iKt.3ft
Amount of unearned
premiums on all out
Handing risks 52a.23a.it,.
Due for romtuls.Hion
and brokerage I,ln0.ftrt
All other liabilities 2S.tl4.:.n
Total liabilities I ft S !. 7 4 7. Stt
Ht'SINKHH IN OltKOUN
nnt thk yi:au
Net premiums received
luring the yeaP $ 1I.S34 lfi
l.oses paid during the
year ;,S43.Hl
l.osst's Incurred during
tho year 2.S33.70
Na m e of Com pa ny . The Ka gb
11 re Company of New York.
Name of President, Hart Dar
lington. Name of Secretary. Kvcrurd P.
Smith.
Statutory resident attorney for
service, t. K. Colllna.
Wi:i).MCKI).V I'ltqiilt AMS
The National JtroudfUHtlnK com
pnny proirram fur Wednesday nlKhtj"01"
fnilt
.
cucklall; H. Jack anil Kthyl;
H:oOI
to U, Hnyal Atnh.'iHMitdiil'H: U. Si
kane ilraven; 11) to 1 1, ditnre inuMlc
KI'"1A Seattle (44?.rin-li7(lkc),
8:30, XIM'; 7, DeMolay proKrom:
7:3". poultry talk: 7:4.1. houk chat;
;1. M .
I "J" Healllo (34S.in.(llkc),
0: ail, dinner concert; 7-.3U, Hltidlo (
cniiiirni proKram; . .M;; in 'o
1 1, danco orcheHtra.
I KPI U.H A.meleH ( 4IS.rn-1140
Kt-j, iNiii , :oi, njuen ana
,l'"ll"dH: H, NIK'.
KIIW Portland ( 4!ll ni-lilllkc).
tine; 9, novelty trio; 10 m 12, or-
'cheKlr.i. . ' . .
KBX-t-Pnrllnnil (Z77.llm-1080kc)
:3n. ehlldren'H hour: 7, orcheHtra;
Htudlo priiHiam; 10 to 12, dance
fcollc.
J KOA Spokane (260.7m-l 1 50kc)
'tl. varied prriKrnm: 7, wicred pru-
urnm; K to 12, varied musical pro
lira m.
i KOMO Seattle ( 309.1 m-970kc).
11:311. NIIP; 7, orcheHtra: 8. NBC;
tnuHlcal program: 12 to 12:30,
theater oru-an. '
KOA llenver (326.nm-920kc). G,
inutdc: 0:30. nreheHlrn: 7, Inntru
mentnl iiroKi-am; 7:1.1, "Twenty
If
O !. R. 3. H.'..U. T.k.-.
CHHVi IlHMllM, n. c
Veai-H of Hong;" 0 to 10. orcheHtra.
KKWB -Hollywood' '(3 52.7 m-8 66
kc, . quintet; 6:34, entortalnerH;
7:13, Htrlnged quintet; H, Hopruno,
concert trio; i), muxlcal program;
10 to II, orcheHtra.
PARK PERSONALS
THK PAItK (Hpef-n;) The
weather haa heen very Btormy,
hUVltlir rillllell lillieh unit nnu.i..l
Home. The rouda are In a very had
I V
I Smnrl.tu i....in r i . n
'"i"'"!! ""i wiuiiiiu
itonde l.umlier Co haa been mak- "nre nuiKer. nil or i.n urunne.
Ini rexulur IrlpH to Camp No. I wl11 ho depended upon to win a
hiinglnK In hay. number of points for the Orison
Mr. and Mih. I'runk WluirleH- J track teum this year,
worth were vlHitnra nt the c. Van-' HloKer earned u letter last year
order home Friday.- ; in H'o discus und he is nlso out for
Mr. nnd Mrs. Cliurlle Dawson lne H,10t I""' Jensen Ih n varsity
were visiting; Mr. und Mrs. liny mllor of 1927. hut lie railed to enrn
I'rldny, I .a letter. MrK'onnon 1 eligible for
The deer are coming bncV to varsity competition this season, be
the iiiountalns from the lower ,n" mcihhcr of the fieHhman
countries where they have spenC 'l"nd lust year. He Ih tl promis
'
I," ' r . m, r , ! ,P','"'
tin e of I.eKtci' Miller fur IiIh dairy
herd. He reports thai, the feed
isn't very Rood yet.
I'at Corbett wuh li huslncHH vIk
ilor at Clurence Viinordcr'H Sun
day. ,
Cliurlle DiiWHon niaile a hosincSH
tri to Medical Springs Tuesilay.
MrH. .laliies lleVore has been
visitlnu; friends tit North Powder
the past week.
Mr. Klein has returned from
KiiKle Valley with five head of ,, t, . i
horses. He lias been vlHitlnff In I Malr meet wllh Wojili
l:i, L-i,. vn r..r i ,.ui e u.. i InKton nt RllKene.
bought the horses In order to start
farming on tho 111)1 Divers ranch
or bettor known as tho old J. J.
Mrown ranch, which Mr. Klein hunt
MlHs' Heulah Klein Is still on tho
beon able to attend school for the
past week. . .
Mr. und Aim. Alford Olson, will
move front the camp tu the old
Stnnduhl. homo as soon as tho
weather permits. . i ,
Carpor went to Wallowa Monday (
Chief llacon H1nd went to Wash-; nftor a f,iu ,ny' vlsit with tnn :
Inston to urge lhat the tribal rights hom" ralk Ho Intends to work '
of the Osage to oil lands bo pro- for Qrover McLean In Middle Vnl
tected. If tho fndinns own any oil '''V tno "lfr Pison.
lands they'd better keep (ulet 1 Harvey McDonald nnd Gladys (
about them. Mugill went to l.ostlno last Katur- :
' dny returning home Sunday. . J
I Hoy Carper roturned from I.a
There aro four billion birds - In Grande the first of last week and
this country, says a bird magazine. Is working for Al Thompson In
Anyone who Is planting a garden Middle Vahey. J
known thtft figure Is far short. i Vesper Henderson nnd Chester
vou
for pleasure
THREE LOCALS ON
UNIVERSITY TEAM
: McKennon, Jensen, Stager
Are Depended Upon to
Win Track Points
' .mvkkmtv ok oltrXJUN,
. -"H" ii. rtir. a ni"-iui 1 lure
MelCnntinn I. 1.T li.iu.in nnil
" - v
ing riuai-ter inner.
AlthoiiKli only flvo lettermen
have reported ho far. Hill Haywnrd.
Oregon'H veteran track conch
pects to have a better team thun
last yenr. Kxcopt for tho sprints
()regon will be atronger In every
other event Haywnrd thinks.
Oregon's cojnpleto conference
schedule follows:
April 27 Dual relay with O. S.
('. at for'allla.
May 5 Washington relays nt
! cattle
.iuy in ui i j nuiii illfi't witii
lAVashington Ktato at Pullman.
I May 26 Hual meet with (. P.
O. at Corvullls.
June 2 Northern division meet
a 0"K- Montana
PROMISE
PERSONALS
I PKOMIHH (Hpectnl) Howard I
smoke
'I-
Camels lead the
way. The winning
answer
"I LIKE 'EM."
Camels
The cigarette best-liked by 80 many
it leads by billions
Clorbett were worklnir tl CO"'1
between their places last week.
They did considerable blurting nnd
widened out the road In several
places. ' '
Melvln Carper returned homo
Sunday evening after working for
several weeks for Hen McQInnls on
the Powwatka ridge.
I There was a party ui rr,...
Snuffers Saturday evening. There
was quite a number of young peo
ple present. UameH were played
and refreshments were served by
Mm Snuffer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons visited
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
l.yon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
llaut Sunnnr.
Harvey McDonald and Gladys
Muiglll, of Itlverslde, attended the
party at Mra. Snuffer's Saturday
evening.
ltomeo Hwearlngen spent the
week-end with Ills family.
Howard and J.illlan Carper and
MIhh Kunlce Courtney visited Sat
urday nt-Hen McOlnnis' on the
Powwatka. ridge. As they were re
turning home Sunday evening, they
saw n largo coyote lasieneu in n
trap belonging to Chester Oorhett.
Howard soon killed the animal and
they brought It out and gave It to
M r. Uorbelt.
Mrs. Iteuhen Hilrton came In
Saturday with Mrs. ltomeo Swear
Ingen nnd Is visiting u. few days
with her purents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Carper. Her husband has
gone to the" Kast. Oregon camps to
try to find employment.
Pearl Paulson, who has neen
helping his brother. I'lo, for a few
weeks returned to his home at
Wallowa lat Monday.
Ward Hesroek, who visited 'it
Ohe Hwearlngen'H for a few dayH
returned to hlfi home In Wallowa
Monday. j
Andrew Kleshmnn returned
homo from Wallowa Wednewlay
bringing a wagon over tho roud.
Thin Is the first wagon to make the
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
is
444W
Joullle
Diik
Coil Spring
Jllgli grade double lck roll
spring riuiy guars iiui-!. .iiniiri
Willi 811 coils utliM'linl lo sle l
slut bottom. I'IiiMkiI In
grey
eiiainel
14.75
Your i'mllt.
I
CARR
FUliNITURE CO.. Inc.
Main 770
entire trip this spring.
: Mrs. 'l.ona and Oertha Carper
made u return trip to Maxvlllo
Wednesday.
John Doud roturned from Wal
lowa Wednesday.
Harvard will spend $2,000,000
to study the Chinese, flnyu a dis
patch from Cambridge. I'rohahly
trying to find a way to gjl laun
dry without a ticket. '
i, i
li
IklMMIIMII
smokers,