La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1930, Page 7, Image 7

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    Saturday, January 25, .1930
GARAGE
GOSSIP
uuiiiHit-m-ir -ti, John Unroll nnl company of
Tin. remodeling tit Perkins Mo,;soi-- Ku,lrt; H. U ha8 miThasod a
tor company iH progressing hh rap- juc.vrole.i coupe from tljo l.arlson
hy an possible. The t
jgHWy
nlumbcrs. electricians, and rurpeiw- On UMiuur- : '
ters urn beginning their second 1'nul .Mnsun, of Portland,, .head
week, making alterations, to bring j accountant for thu Chevrolet Mo
Die Kor!l plant (it J.a Clrnmtc 16 ihn J (or company, )q Jtarc this opK
jiiuKt modern condition, i business. .Mr, ltk'hmon( sales
, j manager fur division, six of tho
Chevrolet fttni MUiovrqlct com puny, lb repeated to
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Page Nine
of Ohovrqli't garage
I
j arrive at tin local ilonli-rri loilny.
j 4:. O. I'ariiicn, f Tho )alnn, in
in' new shop man ft t the Jennings
Moior cinpany.
Lindbergh View? Ancient and Modern Ufasterptecen
Automobile
1 E ,K.X'.W
Wff-
is just another my qf saying
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sonal liability.
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munize your car to fire or theft,
Automobile insurance, remains
your one flaw-proof protection
against loss.;
Investigate our plan of selling
auto insurance on the- install
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away your last excuse for not
having complete protection,
UNITED STATES
INVESTMENT CO.
0. W. Warnp'ckV Mgr.
uiflfig
IT..
1'nloatl Carload'
A Hudson supcr?tdght en dan ami
three Kssox cars were unloaded by
the Wue .Mountain garage lust
week. Tho Kssex cars Include ono
touring sedan, one standard sedan,
and one cpu eh.
K. O. Mef'onnell, diMtrirt rppre
tentative of Iho Oakland Motor
company, vns a visitor al tho ,:i
(iraudo .Votoj' company l-hh week,
THEATERS
Many Celebrities
In "Hollywood
Revue" at State .
I s, - : . . : ' ' : :
us&tfi : r , rr f-LJUM
When America's "Ix)ne EaRlc" gathered exploration lau
rels to acjd to his sky conquests during his honeymoon
flints in V"Ci'tnn recently, he made it possible to com
bine in. one picture examples' of the finest handiwork of
ages ago with that of today.. TWs; interesting picture
Tito Kreatcitt r.vx of c.olehrities
over usHumlilctf on niiy Htugft (r
hofo.ri; niiy inotton picturu rum era
arj to lio seen In '"The Hollywood
ltevue " whlclL upon toinorrow at
tho state theater an Metro-Oold
wyn-. Mayer's hijr Kpeelal iiuif-icul
extriLvanniia. ... . ,
Marlon l)avie makes her how as
a Konr-aail-daaee ' 0(Miicdienn in
tho revue a I'Tomniy AlHln.s on
1 'a null" with a malo ensemble, of
iils--fo,PterH as a (janPla body
guard. Norma Sheari:r and John CI1
bert co-Ktar in a luade.rni'ed l'llo
ineo and Juliet" skit and HeHnte
I.nve oKoln wins honors with her
Inimitable clowning and aero
bian: dam iiiK well as parlieipat
xk in novel sont; numbers ' with
roily Morn 11 ami Mario Dressier.
I'litT (lTkulele Ike) Kdwarda wins? j
fresh laurels as a'sereon artist and . , , . . r ' ri '
Karl lano and OeorKO K. Arthur ot. UOCiara tO l.aCe bep
lend voice to. the festive film. j )aUl, Hei'O Of Noted
Jack Ilenny, vaudeville star. acts. Sei'lim Dash tO NOIHC
as master-uf-c.erem.oniCH ami Intro- j ,
duees t onrad Iijjel as a singer. K.mor's NoteIn this exclusive eup aail ?LTuu in cash prizes up
Anita i'uku shares tho act wun ( nlnahicd hv The (Htserver im iM.ninetithm. It Is a harder
group shows Twin-Ignition power the masterpiece of
modern engine building in I.indberuh's plane and a new
Kash "400" car at the expedition base in Merida.ucatani
and the new Nash "-100" poset with the famous Chtehen
Itza ruins, the finest examples of ancient Mayan building.
.YOUTHFUL STAR
CHALLENGES KING
to nu'o, hul Wn'nut nullii hnviH -Soppnla lonnil'll Iradv
1110 KOi.il innmm im-re nun no im i urn iiiiiumik s.ii..ii . "m ... ,,i,, ! m,inoi-v .if, his leurli-
ho,... . won thu oiiflu-n chum- TOiishloml m to. Huiiimlii'H Hum I '"!,l"1 " ""' .rj ni ,
hit t tl"H Cot ..emlunuire ru,Uwi'
than Hiietul, ninl hctiovt that, hi
Hie Suo-niilB raca luiro tlu-y would'
Hluiul a bettor flwtnco than 'llioy
ilu tn lui Hhoi'Un i-nui'H t tho
OUSt. : ' ' ' '
Kt. Ouilaril "kiuw up with
UoK'." anl hail Illi- aiulilllni) tiu la'
a itK ntUKhor from hln i.hllilltooU.
HIh Idol waa Wallor thyiio, iuomi
fiiniiMlK ilor di-rvfi' ,Manlllui oviM
ilild,. who tav . hli,i bit oafly
tialniiiK.,
(loyim vaint? to Ttfcv I'aH from
Ui.HUa a doxnn ..'ir aKO. and. mot
liltf uaulc ilouth lit I'MJ. Thu
btoi-y of lit itis!iu( lH HPOotni'-
jilnr uh uuylbinK ,-l! '! tlio loritj
01 tho nolllilaud. ,
With a tiMira of 11 ilmtH ho mit
out on un sr.-inilji1 trr.Uiliim ' tlilr.
for MiHne lako iind-fivlld to riv.
nun. A- wjotcli won nuoH. for. hlin 1
? Imii. t4 tiffi... ol1 noil. oi Bi'M ot. iillllil.l 1
hu fnuiul. Tlion, a lnnh layf.
u-Cur tmd.y mrurlc thp shol-o ft:
.Mkiho la Hi' urn) notlpr.t a' Kl'Oil
ot wllif iIoki) on tho lei!, hnwllnit
cli(i)nlly. fie wont out tn liiy.tw
HKitt;aiul found .thoiif uointthnlt
on i'o. at a iiolpt. avoral' liAin
dmt .wiih off Hhoiy. aiil willing:.
jlWrn In SolMI " t i
The'- fur'trmU'i. lay flat and
looljt!l doyil.' The loo waH Ci:jt8lal
t'lt'ar, iliul ho. could oo fut" down.
Tlicro aw a Klt?ht that iniU his
luilr on onil. ,' ;
riull'i'lttlath hint, froxon 'lu' tho
loo, wrro Uloyno anil ,lils ulovvu
dot-'H, All 'www stajidliiK. llpilKht
In tho iiiOMt'.tiatinml poso.i liiiutsin
nhv . j' i
lOvldpnlly Uf loo had kIvoii wny(
wllllo Uuynn dllVllW 1)IB tfum.
iioiiwh tho lulto Tho lllloly oold
wulor -appnoonly h''l tiumhod;
mail anil' (Iokm soMtutolcly Unit limy:
had liooil iinuhliT, rvotu to try l.
navo thomio'lvOH. Tfcioli a oold'
sunn laid' I'ojuo null .ironoii llimii.
in. v , ;
(lovno and toani'i woro final-
j ly talion liiu'li to Tito lm for
ri-tilil i "'" "'.' Ooilrtcil, - Krlof-
su icarii. ,owr" . v'.v. . "
Clark Wood
; , , Says ' '
r. Olifli fcHunlny of Own ha nrt
Vlsetr the-bfiNtneHW woman to 'ioaf
like it man,'' rHn.tlntf at case wltli
her feel ubavo lnr lwad. Mm lu
(hit KiniK' orflcu wtiuhlu t worlc
much, cither. ; -
f'hlcuK"' PlnuiH-ial plight nilKht
soon he ended If certain of he
people could Ik1 persundM to pre
for her. '
Mr. Stlmson took his fcalf clubs
to Knbind, whh-h may cnnhlJ
him hi times to (urn from illplot
m,ntlc. evasion to a good 11
Tho head f a hi-oiulcnfttlnK con
rem wants hls-company to contlnti
on a "sound business basis," U
Will; '
NcwHimpers rreincntly mm to- thf
Itlhle on the theory, perhaps, that
"what it says will he- news to moat
of their readers.
It seems that written contracts
ore nut uncomntou tin thv under?
world, desplto Ms aversion for tho
pen,-
Kven though fhieao Iosck hor
schnolmaKters, her f-nnmen will na
main tiv handle tho rod,
pionshlp two yciirs at?".' It lust
ye:ir finished second in it to Sep
pala. Nv he wonts to raeo Sop
pnla over the frozen Manitoba
eoursev
2110 lles Across Snows
The derby here, runs from The
l;is to the KicafFIln l-'lon mine
2110 miles of pullintr. with a silver
-Alaska's Kreatefit do- muher.
After henlintc' Ht.-Ooilard , threo
years UK" lu 111'' Ni-w Knijlaml tU
derby. Seppnla called Bt. Undard
"the best young dog musher. 1
have over seeeu,'' and said that. he
So now be wants to raco Sep-
pala here al The I'as to settle tlu
niatler, starting 'lort h i. .
Other well fiiiown drivers of
the norlhlaUd hiive .eiiitMed. In-
had v(n solely because his dogs ' chiding "Shorty? ltusslck, Karl
were In heller shape than St
(lodard's.
St. (iodard bits been trnluliiK
Itrydges. Stun ljmntcnti. ItoualU
t l-'leet, 1 lector ami (.innriel' t'amp
'hell. .... . I : '
We read that "goldfish bavp
provided Itisphwtlon for threo tnnrt
ern poets." 1 spally it' ho bow.
jexico Ih turning ognlnHt thb
ftussiau Heds, lor. Hie obvious roa
boit tbivt hIio luis no particular uao
for their Itlnd'of bull.
MO.I.WK TI'MTM' rilKIHOT
WRVI'HKIt.lSAY 01J Tl.Mr.IlR.'
t'HOKNlX'J Aria. (A I') Olrt
timers of thfo Mojuve ' desurt am
predicting Oieavy ' ralnH befovo
springtime ihecaiiso niothc tur
tles are hiylng eggs im pfoftision.
Tho egK batch1 In tho full,
then tho ) (img turtles bury
themsflveH in tho sand and
oinergo when there Is giiss 10
eat. j
.'Drsvrtj rats" credit -tho moth or
with knowing in advauco -what
years aro going to bf wrt onangU
to assurt,' sufficient-gross. for their
ynling. .. ; i : u"
Conrad, and Charles King of
"Ih-oadway Melody" fame again
and NKA Service through Kuimett. giind than ellher tho New llamp-i
30. K'ellchf'i ol' the Hudson "Ftav shh-e or Oaehec races, and coaill- :
croons lyrical hallads. Stun Uaurel , Kews llureau, .The l'as, Manlloha.. ti'ons here aro usually morp like I
and Oliver Hardy join the Show a ( ,;mii si. Oodard, voiithfnl Kreneh-j Alaskan conditions than they are
magicians and thu Hro$ Sisters rnmli,an who has won fame, as a in the east.
agafi burst into spng. Cis Edwards; lIuK driver, challenges: l.cotihardj . ThiM wnlI)ll )mnUy hothor Sep
sings one of his original nunvhers S(.hn!li;, AlaAltaii veteran who....' .... t r(1,
carried the serum to Nome a 1'ew jn -Alaska, where he is remem
years ago. to a.l'oo-mHe race -over, hered for winning the All-Alaska
with ap appropriate chorus.
Joan Crawford does a. neat song
and tlancn turn with Tho Jtounders
lending a tuneful background. Tho
Alhertlna Itast-h Ballet is charming
in a'terhnleolor scene ttiul the Nal
tova company thrills with a daring
adagio.- William Haines and Hos
ier I veal on add mcrrftiiUtt. -w4t4i-
featured skits anil Owen Leo is
included in the elaborate' cast of
run-ma kors.
the
snows for tho -world's- chain-; SVveepstakes In l!H5. as well
as
J-'ive of tho western conference
: basketball captains played against
each other. In Indiana high sphool
I basketball circles, Murphy and
;larmeson of l'urdue, Walter of
j Northwestern, McCracken of In
diana and Chapman of Michigan.
a in l
rum
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L. C. SMITH
5th and Depot Sts.
pionshlp. ,-lf Hoppala .aeeepts byi f p lliH runn0ns dash to Nome.
cnteijng, the event, one .or- th-V Thw xome- episode,,, however,
greatest dog raecs In tho lilHtoiy! was probably the most spectauit
of the .northland Is certlain. ; ! ;,, his career,
" ' lly Kiiimclt"l::.Killiclicr " "! " 'Noine waft" swept . by t a dlph---Ppe'fil'""N"Fr4V:
7R'tl'vH'-.'fr"'Vr.''i(-1i -(4wkU4lbWotHl'"M"liC.d tho
Hudson liny Region f serum to combat It. Seppala was
(ropy right l!i3 NKA Service. In-) I tho final driver oi a long relay
Tfl!-: PAS,- Manitoba, Jan. 24
A "26u-milf raee over the frozen
slopes ' of .Manitoba for" the dog-;
mushing championship of ' the'
world :
This is the event that is in pros
pect for Manitoba sportsmen In
March, with Kmll Htl Oodard chair
ienglng I.onhard Scppala to an
enduranco (est (hat will determine
which of the two Is the. better, '
St. (iodard, youthful French
f'anadfuu who makes ilu annual
custom of winning th.fi great dog
derby here, lasues. his challenge to
Keppala, Vetera n of tho Alaskan
snows.
The championship of tho world,
by counnon consent, lies, between
thosn. two. men.
St.. Ciodnrd, youthful, and skill
ful, has won the gruelling I'as
Oerby five ,Jimes ami his estab
lished himself as the greatest dog
driver In northwest Canada.
Keppala. a veteran lit the busi
ness, gained world-wide famo in
Alaska a few years ago by carry
ing diphtheria serum to Nome
across . many miles., of frozen
wastes. lie wins he fitwv Hamp
shire and ' Quebec dog derbies
about as regularly as St
wins The lap event
serum up there, lie mm mo jiiim-h
to cover, and had to cross the
treacherous Ice or Norton Sound
twice en ronte, , The temperature
ranged from Utl to GO below zero
while ho was on the trail, and for
mors than half the distance ho
had to buck a strong head wind.
Yet ho drove, his team at an aver
ago speed of better than nine,
miles an hour and got to Noino
with hit serum safoiy. j i ' ;
Other Trips Thrilling
Soppnla, ..however, : does not
look back on this trip as ono o.f
his' exciting experiences. Ho flays
he. has made, at lenst -fit) other
trips that wero more eventful.
Thorn "was, ' for Instnpce, tc.
time that 'he was traveling with
his. team from Nome to Nennana,
a distance of TOO miles. He start
ed out to cross Norton Sound, and
was fairly out on the ice when
the floe broke up and a strong
wind carried him out to sen.
-'or more than M hours Sep.
pala and hiH dogs were marooned
on a floating lco cake. Soppnla
had given up hope, when a change
In Die wind drove the cake back
(iodard j townvd shore and finally brought
It up against a point of hind, hv
Seppnla has never raced at The i which man and animals were able
Pas. St. Onditrd often goes eustJ to make their escape. -
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SHELL SIGNS UP "D0BBSIE"
: Y''
If tiftli Ibirn'lt nhl, left. fumnn radio (uteri ajiwr, signing
his new contract for rxrhidro wiriccs with Iho Shell Oil pom
paiiT. at a yearly rigitm rxmIUg tho salary of tho prtwhh-nt
or tlio T'nMiMl Ktiitc. K If, Sniidnm, iktiiII of Shell, l Ml
the rlffht.
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IN THE WANT ADS
When you. want competent domestic help, refer to the
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of employes because they know it reaches the better
families. . Whether you want a cook, housemaid, nurse
girl or chauffeur, you can get your pick of high grade
applicants by referring to the Classified Section. If.
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