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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1928)
Wednesday, December 19, 11)28, LA (I KAN HE I0VKNING OBSERVER I'm ir' Two ! 5 5! 5 Have the most ac ceptable Christ- g mas gift in Mum X- 1 -t till' Wayne Knit at R50 $2.00 ill S Dependable Values. Quality. Dependable MlltTII IIDMI TliVU WINS MAUKIII'IHI.I), lire.. Ill (Al')-- WIHifiiona North (ml lu ll, pi-nitrnl liaskl'ltiall IfjlKUf li-aill i iiiiiinali il Myrllt I'olut (rum the I, inn) n-r nut column al Myrlli' 1'iiiiii IiimI ii Ik lit . t In Hay ti-am win-iiuii,- liy 21 to n. WHWiimui'H nii th mily nnla-ati'ii wutn in tin' u- ?;iir. L3Y-PEP-SEN Putt Pep In P.ople A Tunic Dgo&ttv. mnd Laxative' . Fur HhIh Duly lly Moon Drug Co. J -COM,-. I for Comfort ! 5 and 2 2 Satisfaction f There is nothing that will beat KNIGHT S Si))'ing- Canyon Coal. Van Pel ten Lumber Co. Phone Mnln Hi S A Community Building And Loan Association Will Mean More to the Credit, )?uying Power, and Crowth Than Any Single Industry The La Grande lUiildinj? & Loan Association is unique in Oregon' in being patterned after the Washington ilan. No fines, no membership fees every dollar put in is always your dollar always available, available. Where can anyone hope to find a safer, more convenient, or more profitable investment than this? LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN I,a (.ramie, ROBERTS LOSES TO BROTHERTON Pendleton Man Stopped in Sixth; Boxing Card One of Best of Year I lick Koberls. middleweight from J'endh-ton, who whipped Hulhlog Wuo.lilii. of Maker, two week ugo, iih-I ii eoimufror here last night In Mile- Mrot.ierton, of Wullu Wulla, and Inst in the stain round of a si-lH'd Mini eight -round inn I n event v li'-u In' cou id no longer defend hiiMKfir uguliihl the Washington fighter's alliK'k. lirolheilon hud the yd uningc prac tieuiiy it II of I he way. hum report. Kid Alabama, of l.a Grande, r.iruc hack with vetigeunie Inst night jimi took u dec ision ovi-r Mickiy Duncan, or Wullu Walla, in u snappy six-round neml-flnnl. The going was friHt mom or the right, liefore he awarded the deci sion l.i A hil;i um. I tele if (. I'. Scot! compllim-iibd Duncan on his Npui ismiiiinhip. fans report. Hud Wuodiin chulteiiged the winner of t IiJh html. Three lour-round c vents, prcred cd tiicsf tv.o tilts, ami Inns charac, leiized the entire card ;im one ( of the Immi of the year. Ted A Men, of l.a Grande, won a decision over Jimmy Kelly, of Wulla Wullu, ul . though Kelly landed a siuashiiiK Wow jiiHt he o re the final hell. The scrap hetwi-en Wnlly .SeoU, of VVul- hr Walla, and liiiek Anderson, of l.a Grande, was heiicved by many to tuerii Teal ure" honors. Slug ging toe to toe initeh of the time,' Hm-M(i hoys kVpi the Hpertnlor.t 'in' an .uproar. Heott finally won on a knockout in the I hint round. Kd . die Mall and Handy Anderson fought a four-round draw. Moth hoys are l.a Grander. There was n fair-sized crowd In attendance, considering the INrieHH In t his eh y nt present. .Nevi'i aiKHf wllh a womah Ik Kiiml advlre. hut no one ever ex plains how It he avoided. J. it'i-pT'f &r . ' '.1 " i IVe Welcomeyou toPortlnnJ, 200cpnit'titahirofii, rmh wuh badi. Reiatonahls rlct. Convenient down-oiwn Iwcaiton . Niav H'ltlrr iraanul inuntiii(iui nt SAM D. AUKlSSUN e HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON C. i i i Oregon. : lifer! jlloppe To Play ! Johnny Layton ! For World Title I'llR'AOO. ),T. I !i ( A 1 ) - VVH-' ' lii- Mujipc, who, lor iilinoHt a iiiiiir iIit or u ii iiliiry. has licen wlimlliK jlillllanl llllin. IoiiIkIii K m a rhuntv to win thi only oiif that lian imaiiiil ti ! tli.- worhl lhr-o Cllkliioii crown. Ktt'Uily anil yH alHirtarular. Homii- huii iioln-i IiIh way to two trliiiniiha In tlm hamnloiuihlii rounij rohln tuurnam'-til at t)rrhi-ii-Irii hall, wlmiliiK thu rlBht to i"'-'-t tin. iIi.IiiiiIIiib lllli-hol.hr, Johnny l.ayon, Hiilnllu. Mo., In On- ili-clil-Iiik match lonlKht. Itallih (irii nlcaf, New York. Imim cliiichcil at h-ant a lh' lor llic iioclicl hllharil chainiloihli, which he in il"llnllliK at Ihi- two-lltlc loiirna mciii, 'lcloriotia In hit two inatchi'tf. (;ri-cnlcar alone n-niallia limli-li'iiliMl, Hhonlil he he uiet to nlKht hy I'Vaiik Talieikl. Schenec laily, N. V., In (he final match, the lentil he can get In a tie. Tahcrskl. I'aMillale Nalalie. anil Krwlll Itll ilolph, IiIk challeliKeiH, have heen ilefealeil, I The. ilefent of Tah. mkl l.y I'as oualc Natalie, llalllmore, S7 to ISa. lant nlKht wan the u(ik.. of the puchet liiiliar'U Jilay. YANKEES MAY HIT DUdAN GO; OTHERS TO HID NKW YOltK, Dee. 19 (Al1) "Jiimiiiliif Joe" UilKllN's hanehall rareer, ttu far as the New York Yankees are concerned, appears tQ he ut an end. j The third huHt'inan. veteran of I i American league eainpaiKns and of five world's series, was In eon- ' ferenee with Kd Itttrrow, Yankee hiiAiiieMM niamiKfr yesterday and it was commonly understood that It hail heen agreed thHi since iniHah was a la-yenr man his uncondition al release would he given, lie x peelM to he ahlp to land H major league lartll deMfikle Hie fact that his legs have fulled him of recent years. Brooklyn or Chieugo, of Die Nai konul haitue, it In understood, would he glad to ohitiin the former Holy ('roHs ftiar'a services. GEORGIE DIXON HEATS CLEG HORN IN TEN-ROUNDER I POKTKAND. Ore, Deo. Ill t (A H)-(leorgle Dixon, Horlland's ' negro middleweight contender, had no trouble winnhiif from Walter Chghoru here last night in their ten round main event, in spite of two former decisions in Cleghorn'n favor In previous i-ucouutera. Salii j Warren, St. Johns. technically istopped Dynamite Murphy, of Con don, four seconds hefore the close or their six round scmt-flnAl. when t ho refine stopped t he match. Kddie (Iraham, Salem's ljf.-puund-cr, ,vp'fc from .Iplntfvy Topaz l'"IH ' pino, four rounds, l-'rankfe .Mon roe, Hood Kiver, won over Hilly ' Murray. Salem, hy technical knock out when llefrree (Jrumnn stopped the contest in the fourth. Al Kouxe took an easy decision over Hobby Vernon, lour doumls. Veteran Golfers Plan to Organize NKW YOKK, Dec. I ! ( A I')- Alt bough golf, especiiilly the pro fessional variety, has become a young man's game, the veterans Of the pro ranks are planning to have their fling at tournament play. I'laiiH fnr a cenior professional as sociation, with the mialli ieat Ions lor no-tuhershlp based on b-ngt h of service, ai being made hy Maur ice .1. Met 'art hy, veleran proles siona) al the old Klut hush cluh. Only 1 linse yrho have served us juofesslona Is lor L'a years will he el iK I hie. A regular tournament pmgrain lor the v-leruns Is includ ed in ill' plan, Loughran'a Stock Up to New Height CHICAC.O, Dec. I'.t ( Al')' The he:i yw eight cha in pionnhip asplra iloiis ol Tommy l.ougliran, Phila delphia, have surged to a new height as the icniiIi ol' his victory over "Hig Hiiy' I'eteisuti. New Or leans heavy iKht. Monday night. Maiche at Host on, I ndia na toli. Miss Saylor's Unusual Chocolates A sel thought . . . and a tweet Hill' Delicious assort -d chiienl.ites in a handsome v w rapped Chi Istinns box li. ikes a welcome present. IMaee our order now for 4 hi iM mas DclHcn THE IMPERIAL ,n:.Nr ri:vtv 'SOPS OUT OUR WAY MOr--SO -fr-US V I -ijcw OiniiiiLi' a , I w I " I I WIN'MI 1 ' , A PAPER, --TT-tRovAcS DOWKI Tp-IREE. CEwfs, AM RO&-AE OMTb A "oTRteT CAR, g A STREET CAR, TU 1 I back om woo , Got a papc-v-? a Minneapolis, l.os Augetes antl an ('lalictseo may he arranged lo givi l.ougliran a husy winter, his man ager, Joe Smith, wild. I.KWIM TO ii:i-'.m titi.i; (. S A N(l Kl .KS. I h e. l y ( . lp Kd "St rangier" I .ewis, ht-avy-welglit wrest ling chain pi on, will step Into the ring here tonight to defend his title tor the final time this year, and fnr the sixth time In as many months in this section. His opponent will he Joe Mulct, wtesi., crafty Cllcn, N. V.. grappld. . The match will he hest two tint of three Talis, finish affair. g MONTH OLO,E(7MOf!r X- , u A Lrll ' n v . . 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Midi., outpointed Tom 1'lvac, St. Louis (S). India iih polls Jlmmle Mack ley, tndhwiiipidis. outpointed 1'aul Al ien. Chicago Otto Atterson, ?' l,v' "12 Oregon s Largest Home lunushcrs By Williams OomT AST" Al0 El- here, maff I'm Roumo 1 CiOT ' Terr Haute, lost on a foul to Koyal Cox, IndiJinapolts (3). i l.os Angeles Annund Kuianucl, San l-'ruucisco. stopped '"Wild Hill" Cox, Canada ?. Jaskxonville. l-'la K. O. (Hilly) Kd wards. Savannah, outpointed j Willie Norwood, Titusvillc. Kla., (Hi); Curhy Turnege. Miami, out- liointed Cy I'erkins, Jucksonvillff, (4; Uli-nn Chuneey, Jacksouvillo, I slopped Monroe Porter. Savannah Oreenville, Miss. Ullater Mul- llnl. Memphis, won a iliclsion oyer VomiB Hitchie, New Orleans (10). ! w w 5S CO., c 'f mwMDii The need of Ready Cash does not prevent the kiddies from sharing in the delights of Toyland. Select the toys they need, pay a small deposit in cash, the balance can be taken care of in small weekly payments." . 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The stands are all-metal; shades of Georgette, in a fine choice of designs and color effects. 3. ? is i V $27.50 Junior Floor Lamps $in.oo Pay Only 10c Downthen add 10c Weekly Under Our Xmas Payment Plan. CARR FURNITURE CO. Eautern Oregon's Largest Homo Furnisher This iiri uill Im- i,,vii evening until Xiiin la'Klnnlnt; Tlllirxtu)' Mulil. .... S1.85 ......$4,85 75c u 83.20 $5,65 $5.95 body and $3.50 $3.45 $7.95 $1.00 $4.90 55 ? 5 $10.00 Bridge Lamps $r7.80 i M INC i w 1 V
