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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Si
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, Thursday, January, 31, 1929.
Li. ii mi m i r-- ' Fti i v Hi
Spring
Patterns
. In
IPflw. 'rtis
' At
25c and 29c
Hill's
Dependable
Quality.
Dependable
Values.
X
i.
NIGHT FIGHTS
hr The AwnrtuinJ I'mm
n AKItON. (). -Kildhy. Hheu, Oil-
n vnn,- Mopped " Joe Mulone, , New
j Yolk, 5). .J'hll ' ZwJck.'.CIi-Velnnd.
jf i topped tllnr lnon, Nn York,
3 I'lNtTINNATt.' O. luhc K.llcr,
'(.il'.llp. (t.. outpointed Kdillc Mcy-
2 . liiieaitu', tin). ....Vincent lluinii of tjio hoys lint youiiK uml listsrrr-
in. t'lnoiuhutl, ' (inocHcrt
STRIBLING AND
SHARKEY IN PINK
Little Hard Training Is
Needed to Put Them in
Shape for Battle
MIAMI ItlOACH, Ha., Jan. 11
(Al' With YouriK HnlhlliiK Kturt
Intf bin HkIiI tnilnlnK work and
Jack tfhnrkcy enioiite to Miami
Ili-uch from Himion, detail of the
elimination bunt In which tin- two
Will parlirlpalo lVbruary JJ7 were
dnvc-tnllinir today,
HU'IIiIIhk, accompanied )iy hlH
family, arrived In XI In mi Hunch
liiMt ijIkM. Sharkey, accompanied
by MfH, Mhin-ltoy. Johnny lluckley
nod Mrn. Jtitckh-y Ion HuNtoii liutt
nUrht and wilt urrlvo tomorrow.
'II n Hohion wallor mild ho will
not InitiiKtirntc li In trnlhlhK pro
Hiaiu for M 't -nil day,
'"I Imve nolhlntf lo do with tho
nnimmt of trnlnliifr Hhnrkcy and
Mfrlhllntf ilo" licmiim-y wild hint
jilKlit. ".My corn-cm up until now
lout .Ijopii lu Kcc Ihnt llu-y were
doth here hy Kcbriiury I."
. In (.nml Condition
I ' Htrlhllntf apni-firji to lie In ex
cclh nl phynlcal condition. Iw-mp
Key Willi hint night, artcr, n. ban
iiit in honor of the (loorKla rnn
tender, " ' t
;"lf Hhnrkcy In In a Khnlliir eon-1
' dUlon, and 1 believe he h, tho j
flxlit fan arc koIiik to Neon reifii-j
lar hIiow," Icuipcy wild, "lioth I
They Play Oresv- Slate
W '71 &
r
l, nil s inoiiinuti, nocs.oii oui sue . mil lin y Know uieir diimiii hii.'- j
In lloynolila, Muorla, Itiil.. H). 'I'hn tun nuhiwx will ilo tlmlr.
i ilu ' ltif,rf ' filifivo' nilfnAlnlPlt Imlnlmr uhliln liull litneli t iiiiIi f
.llililillo llon, ChlruKO, (0). nihir. HlMiclicy'M ii'iilni'r, Tuny
I'UOVlliHNf'Ki Fli ! - I'ltfr Vnlty;.iii, Iim.I HrliT'lfil tln Mliilnl
Jai'h I'nyn. Nnw Voi k, knorkud H'-ni-h K. niii'l clni). HIi IMIiik will ,
iniiii in iiiiriiirH nmiiu iuiiiiiiii iiii)(
roi-nnr.
uhi lo Mllrhfll, r'niirornlUi ( 7 .
V HAN I'KANflHfO Kmnkle
Kllrli, Hun ITunoinOo, nulpnlnu;il
llHiillhK llululiiin, .Filipino, (I"),
X
Northwestern To
Swim In Oregon
M i ritiCAOO, .. Ju.i. i (Al)
1 VonhWMHrtf ' uirlvurnlly' : Hwlm
fi4ilMf tram, which uhmully ranlm
ddk or I hi' BlroniMt In AmnrlMi,
villi Invnit ih wm nivu month,
r"tnirftiilnif In mwln wlth in tmlvpr-
n ly Mini una nthlAilo rliihu. I
r i.ikiii nwimmnni win famiiriwi
Dm irnrti, whlrh will un In uhnrK
KM) FF MAN IS
DFFICATKI) HY
KOTSONAROS
I'OHTI.ANU, Orii., Jan. (I I (A)')
'When cictit Kiuirrtmin nr t'oium
Ihih, (.. ctcctcii to roiiKh (t with
(IcorK KotMonahoK, Hollywood
wi-cnUm- hiovlu iirtor, In thr-lt
niumh hern IhhI nlKht, hn found
KoiaononiH pi-rffCily willing nml
oh a rcnult KotAonortiH took two
KlriilKht fiilln front the Oh loan. Thn
rV T-rJ uuiimm-
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Legislators Enjoy Local Apples;
Senator Kitjdle Buys New Derby Hat:
(Orison VoliT Hiki') , lli )ri'i ntutlv' , WpiilluTiOon f
HAI.K.M. Jan. I Jti'iirrwnlullvf I'lilnn rounly. anil Ki'iiri-BOntallve
II. If. WmlhrrMinon. of Kluln. who ' 'hllila or l.lnn county, pioniini nt .
' Im oiii. of llu' IpikIIiik appli- Kruwc-ra ! runner unci riult (rowi-ra In thi-lr ;
or I nlon rounly. prmonti-rl hl i'ol- i respi i'tlve counllfu. .Mr. Wi ulht-r- 1
lniuiH In tht liiiiiHr or rtpricmu- spoon nuln tht hill was ili'HiKlii'd to
llvi u 1th a hox or nVlirlnti!) upiilrs : help liilit growni to nililkct utl
I (hi Inut win. The fxreptloniil uil.iiuntp prices. The cheup luhor
iiunllly ot the upplen il.-iiionmnil.'U In ron iKn rniiniriki niukea the
i very prui-tlcully tin- rinson ror Ills ruiiipf mion vory uin.iu. nu n.
iniiiiim In this llnp. Mr. WViithi-r-: rit-lB the frull imluntry iIii.tv
'spoon rulllVMIrn nvrr one hunilreil tin-sunn' proi i tlon us olhcr Inilus
iiml nrty urp'K or upptt ori'hiirils trh-s.
ihPiir Kluln. i Air. t'hlhls. spi'nklnit ror the
i ;".? ! prune urowi-rs or his county, Kuve
Si nnloi- Kivil IC. Kplille' hiis n sonic lim-M-siInK stnilstlcs uml com-
new lint. It Is nut the klml or hut purlsons. The per cupitu proilllc il
: ilsllully wen on incil who come or prunes Is elKht pouivls he Mild,
rroin such rountles us 'Morrow, ; or vhich rour poiimls Is exported,
M liiiillliu nml 1'nlon. Neither Is It ' leuvlim the othi r,rour pounds ror
'tin, kind or u hut which loynl re-'limine- consumption. Hununus tho,
i piililhiiiis wore diirlinc the recent ! he pointed out, ure Imported to the
i pnllllciil eiilnpulun. It Is it derhy ) extent or 2fi pounds per rnpltn.
'lint: mid when Henntor Klildle up- 'limiting henvy Innmils on Ihn fruit
pears In It shorn, the lenlalut Ivc Industry In this country. The re
,111111s he creates it nilld selnullon. solution wug passed with very tew
; dlssenllnij votes.
Mr. and Mrs. h'red fllrrey, of l.a
CARR FURNITURE CO, fc.
Eastern Oregon's Largest Radio Distributors.
Atwatcr-Kcnt, Graybar (RCA), Sparton ;
; - and Edison -
ilt-unc, were recent vhitorw at the
:ile IrtflHlatiirc now convenfntr In
Halcin. While at the raiiitol. they;
I conferred with Itcprcwntalivi H. j
if. Wcathei-Hioon. of 10 Ik in, i
j Mr. WcHtlicruppon. an chairman I
j of a Hiil.'-commltj'e of the way and
incnna fonmilltec. headed a party
Max Schmeling To
Fight John Risko
local;
I-'ltlOAY PIKK.UAMS
The National HrondcuMtliiK com
pany program for KHday nlwht fol
lown: (J to 6:o, WrUhy review:
to 7, liRht opeia nelectlonH:
7 to 7::in. rhallenKeifl; to , IK'A
hour; 10 to 12. dance' music.
Tho American HroadeaMlnK com-
j pany prosram for I'Vlday nitrht fol
AT) Jowh: 6, dinner dance;, 0:." or-
marathoti;
i. Neapnli
chestra: 7. musical
7 ::f't. artists trio
n Vlirhlu- l knilln I'll IIP I'M : III r11"
NHW YORK. Jan. A (
Max SchrneliiiK, heavywelnht im
portation, will get I lie MKKcHt
'of leKllIoi-a on an liiKpcctton trip chance of his career to climh into
to - iNtiiland lat weehend. In- tin front rank of contendcra forl.n i nnnular nml dance music.
j eluded u the lint of iiiMtltitllonH the title tomorrow nitfht and he OlN Portland (H4iU;c) 0, din-
j visited were the l"nlvernlty of Ore- will be in better shape than lie hHs'n.p music orchestra; 7:3H, Htudio;
Kut mcoii'iii Hciiooi, iree oiKpennary, oeen ror any Ol nis previoim Altl- i0 Xn i i .-in d ince music
erican en;iiKenentM. In hin ten-, !'() San Kjanciwco (tISOkc) fi
round baltb- with Johnny Itlsko of N.. 7:3), Tommy & Hob. NIM ';
, , M leveianil in Madison wiiare flar- Blr (llal.tl.t; )0 to .12. danc.
A memorial toconitri s from ' ih n ,, wMl el','h I xti pounds, hav- m,lttl(.
liPpn-Hc-iiiiiuveH eauierHpoon an.i , ' ( KKX PoiHaml f lltfitkc 0
I home fio blind
I brcher I losplia
ami the Doerii-
t '(in rlii (MiMiIm in iilin-i. n ilulv nn
jbnuauari In order to protect I'rullH j
harvested and marketed In this'
country brought out some latci-i-sl-
: im? stntlsiicN when the resoluilon J
f was belnir discussed in tlte house
ioC representativeH. '
The iin-aNure was defended hy
ekH.
Marked Difference
A vocation Is ti peron'M major
hnxlncs nr ciillfutr. while nn nvo
ration Is n minor or Irresnmr oc
cupiitlon nr tllv!Jon, , 1
to
j 12. Altr program; 12. hews. 'weath
er. -
KI.X Oakland SX0kc) fl. con-:
Cert. newK, studio; S, iuintct.
pianist, tenor, r'adei.
' K'CIO Oakland (7fliike) fi. NMC;
U, "(Inn Ituniilimi" in, concert; '
i l. Ntn'. '
K J K Seattle (JFTnkc) 0
ti:ir to 1J. A IU proKi'am.
KKitt San Francisco (filfikc)
fi, oiKan'. sports, studio; H, (ii-eut
I, ad it-, orchesti-a; n, concert ; 1 0,
Amos an.i Andy; 1(i;o to 12:lo'
orclu'ffira. '
KOW--l'm-Hnnd fUSokr) (I NllP;
7:3i, Melody Hoys, NIIC; i'
stiKllo; 10:3(1, Hoot Owls.
I l'J I. ns Anifcles (fi4okc) ,
Nil'; 'J, cimcert; 10, NlU'..
K1IQ Spokane (fiSiike) fi to 10,
NlU; 10,, varied - proKram. - i
KOMO Seattle (i2ukc) fi, NlU';
7:30, melody boys, XIU';' it, varied
program; lo, N(t; J 1 ::(, now,
theater f rolic.
KOA Ihnver (XaOkc) 0,
7:30, 'finances, Cowboys. datiro
music; !. music albmii.' fitrli trio;
lo to I 1. NIK. ' '
KNX Los Angeles (lorukc) C
(iunlet; 7. baritone;- m-
m.erM; U:4!i. Mltt.
liiK-dtroadcaKt; 10 to I. dance iijimlc.
KIIJ l.os Anwelesi (!lonkc) t, iV
KJin, news, orchi xtra; !,' syn'iphony;
to to 11. orchestra: i-' to 1, orKalt.
KTM Santa Monica (TMikc) 12
to I a. m. Cotton club; I to 4 a. in.
Nile roach. $
KM, Salt Lake City ( t litoke) c.
NltC;
hour.
, musical pruKramj
da nee
Bird's Peculiarities ,
As far i:s is known. IheJilwIfl ts
tile only bin! which moves1 l(h whin
uHerniilcly In Hltslii. M . .
trltivt!-i)y ef flM'Uoii rKnve'.k In Uui iu hii. Htsl lii.eap when, it jilnyn
Oii'ijiiU rllpiu l'iiy,a 1,1 Cot wi i ll( IM.i-utny 1. Uetu u.u flvt 0iy'i
li'iijilcr (iiid Ihrlr eodi li, Hilly Itdiitu: rt, . .
t( Ooaeh Totn Hobinnfln.
j.lan to Iniva ,vhrunry 7
ninelH Innludwt
They "rHt ful1 ro,1'iwej ii Hiieceimlon of
The
JnltltiK revei-No headloekn tinder tho
chin which sent Kauffinan hnlnnlnif '
1 dlnillv In Hit noil. An ho nlekml ' ..
Observer, Grill
Tied For Second
In City League
The Observer howling tenni,
An hn nlitbii.l I . . t -
I'eh. 11 f)r..nf. AnlM. -m f'nr. ; . .. .V. ""'""" ""u-' '" ",u ",lr ' "V"'
'illl- LVh li ut Pnlvein iv .,r . ..... . . ...... ,, lllKht y rtl.reullnif thn Atnon-
fill. ' "'"""'V kniiamuroH itrnhped lilm with hoih 'Pnn .(.01) ih.n mraiKht kitme".
irsin. -v , liiLllds hy.vlhn lien.L sw-unir him n-i., ni. st .... i.l ."
I "l" n suck or Kiuln over his own , h.n, iw Hllver drill ror Hec
I lu-ud mid shoulderH, then roll huek nni piee, v
winds on top of lilm. Aflor they Uvuim wns liluh nolnt man ror
Hot Springs Mecca
(if lM finlffl'a (,"r'1"1 knurrmail to the dressing- Th Ohserver with u tullll or 477
nniu mid worked over lilm IK lulu- nn,. ..i. m, i .1... ,.,
, - nil s he Kuim ly cainn hiick, hut It lltao ti !-) score. Matthews, also
HOT BMllNOB. Ark.. Jim. j ol,,V reiiulred HI seconds lor Kol-, of t, oiisprvi'r, scored Ot.-IMI'
Al' l.adln proressinnul oir. "'""""" hiin win almost mnr ,, r,w,.y, i,.Kionnalro.
r )k. ,.... .!. I'epellHoi) ot tho tlrsl rail, which '.nnH 411 nml 4I Wsneellvelv". '
t into rilxi.iotiiy ia-MMip iwt- s:'-'"''''"1 "if"W--l t. 1. ' . ' "' '''fnl
ilinhths sihihI tor Prfteit aVa-reimilnir i " I I.eKlon : : l tU (I7K l,Jut'
n.non,: -. - , ISITII MMtlll'TI! SOfTII j Ohserver 721 o ant S,8
Klrst Mellon was neheilllled luirn I NKW VOHK, Jim. .11 AI') i -
toduy-with a :froitmntniir roilnd ! The mystery of the wherenhouts or j The sliindluirs or the six teams
('. pfellnilnary 10 Ills south r-nntral liane uuin lias neen cieai up ny lonow:
(iiiinnmeni, whlnh la to open to-. Hecrelary Kd Harrow or the Yaii-' Team W,
innrrow over thi Jl.holu rout. kees, lie was on his way to St. Wares a
, Hill Mehlhfirn,' , who rerently I'eteiMlnirtr. Kin., lu.luy. Ills pro-1 flhw rver
Vliekea otr a slppy 871 tit Kl I'liso 'Minm culls ror It few days nr lonr. drill S
uml turned Out some tricky shots I'ik heture he siarls llcht workouts Hook Ktoro (I
at Hun Atitoulo, wits Din pm-tour. . I" prcpnratlon r.ir Hie romlnif I.eKlen II
ioy uvorlle. , ' ' ' I eampulKii, j n.-W a
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LESTER BELL,
REPORT SAYS,
NHW YOUK, Jun. .11 (AP):
The New York World says loday ,
1 hul Lester Hell, Ihlrd husomun or:
tho Itoston Itrnves will ho traded
to the thlciiKO tMihs at the. annual
HcheiHlle nieetliiK Of the Nniloiiul ,
leumic here Tuesday. Thn Hruves
will receive cush uml prohuhly n
player'or two. j
Mineo thn HruVcs claimed Joe
IhiKlin rroin the Yankees hy the
waiver route . snuie sort of it deal
ror Hell has heen expected. With
his' rol'mer teutnmate ItnKorv
Itoi nshy, Hell Is counted on to nlvn
the t:uhs one or the stroniresl In-
II.JdH..ln . IIU',.i-.lieiiU. ..Third', burnt
was One ot lit weak spots In the
(.'hlciiKO lliuchlne last yeur, , wltlv'
t'lyile lleck. ; who occupied tho
. K . I p ,1.. II... hlllln.'
iu.-lIl lliun. m .ii. uuin iii.,. if.
only .SM.
Hell did not do much, hetter,
mnkliiH' only u .277 uveraKo hut In
I'.iLT, pis murk was with thn
t'lirdluals ti 111) lie w-a.H seeond only
to llnrnshy In drlvhiK In runs tor
ihe world's rhanipions.
Hl.l.l. l'l,l',Asl:l)
IIAHHlstlit'ltU I'u. Jun. 31 (AH) I
A report that Lester Hill, or
this city, was to he traded hy the
Huston National IcatfUc dull to the
I'hlciiKO riihH liroiiKht an expres
sion or enthusiasm ilnd Joy rrom
the luujnr leiiituo third sucker ut
his home today.
"(kiod," suld InrrlipInK Lester,
''I hope It noes iIii'oiikIi.
"You know- Holers llornshy ts
my pul nml I will he Khul to play
with tho t'uhs hecutise they, will
win the Pentium."
Oregon State's
Rook Team Made
Up Of Big Boys
Oregon Stute rolleire has n tall
rook basketball teuin thin year, no
tall in fact that two of the regu
lars loontN uhove KIchurd l.yinuii,
six-foot center, who hails from 1.
Orande. K. Kutlans, forward. Is
six feet and two Inches tall and J.
Ilennwell, Kuurd, Is one Inch short
er than Kmrans. H. Merrill, for
wartl, nnd l.ymun tire both six feet.
T. hufiy, former Salem hlh school
player, is the only "shorty" on the
strUir he In flvo feet seven Inches
Mom the tiro and up.
HNdUeii the first strlnrs P. Mc
Cain and A. Oustutson, forwards,
and W. Kleirhly. tinarO, are all two
yurdft tall and II. I.youn, cetiten
i un Inch taller than l.ymun. H.
Ahhy uud l. Kirk. ffiiarUiL are &
t fe.n in InaheM.
I The fact that t.ynmn. who scores
j frequently, in first Mrln center in
j spite of Ills Huh hutiiK taller, n peaks
j'tulte a bit ror the uhtllty of the
j Ijt Orandvr, it In snld, and some
predict that he will make the var
jslty hi his sophomore year. The
rooks htayn two Kinnea with thn
tirejron l-'rONh Keh. 1 and
srm M ..M.. '' vmf Xl-
' fx: ' and the lbyecne had I '
1 ') to be taken all over! I
' U -C,, -4 itx' v -yiK -v
I i t- - xL,r. v. v . 3
; MADGB BhIXAMY . . . Beautiful Fox (tar in. her latest release, "Mother Knowi Best." l j lf gj
-Li'L
. it
ai.sii is i:i.i-xti:i
CIUCAOO. Jan. I (AD-HnrrV
Wulxh, Chicano. hun hen selected
hy th nomlnatlnK cvmnUU to
led the Western Uwn Tennis ns
sovutiui.. which holds M onnuul
(usliHvut iiHH-tinK here SAturday.
Japan $9 Craf Smoktrs
SoHtklns Is erjr eonmmn In
J a turn. Pmcilcnlly nil nf ilm men
nnd tutwi of ile women mmke. the
slrls herlhnlnji when they nrr alHttii
'r -ear I.
WtUh LiCratur
Tit Wlh IfPtrinvr -t.pf tts nn
etntlve llieitiittiv ranulns from
tl. Mnih . rnmt-v m H,r tHi w ni
day. ' - j r
Madge Bellamy explains the growing
popularity of Old Golds in Hollywood
"The 'hero' in a movie may easily
become the 'villain' if he coughs at
the wrong time. A cough isn't nice
at any time, but when it interrupts
the taking of a movie scene, it's a
calamity! Re-takes ure costlyt
"The high tension, of movie work
makes smoking a vital rctuxution.
But we relax with 01.11 GOLDS.
They're so smooth, as smooth as the
polished manner of Adolphe Menj
ou, who himself is an OLD GOLD fan.
"While they're the most enjoyable
of cigarettes, OLD GOLDS mean ab
solute 'fade-out' for throat-scratch
and smoksr's cough."
CIGMl u
umum e. tik m,
On your Radio
OLD GOLD PAUL W1I1TEMAN HOUR
Paul Whireotao, king of Jaaa, and hii complete
orchestra will broadcast the OLD GOLD hour every
Tuesday, sUrtin, February Sits, trom t to 10 P. M .,
Fastens Standard Time, over entire network ut
Cklumhia Hrotdeastl.il System,
Wi
ly not a cough in a carload?
OLD GOLD Cigarettes are' blended
from it F.A RT-LF.A F tobacco, the finest
Nature grows . . . Selected for silki
nstss and ripeness from the heart of
the tobacco plant . . Aged and
mellowed extra long in a tempera
ture of mid-July sunshine to insure
Wiat honey-like smoothness.
eat a chocolate, light an Old Gold, and enjoy both
:-tv.-,sia l&ttauMsx!. Navrsx:'s Ww