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Tuesday, February 25, lUO Pnfrt Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. 'mmflMJ''A",M"",'t' s i1 I ; I v j n 1 HILL'S La Grande's Own Store. 1$ RADIO FROM RING AT MIAMI Sharkey-Scott wul Cum-polo-Risko Fight Not to ho Broadcast, Report. 1 1 y ,lim buihl (Asxorliitod l'rH)t HlMirlM Kdlt.r MlfMI, I'la., I'Vli, ifi t.U) AlihiMi:lt tho nroimft kind or Ittvtfflitrv hr bvtn hrouitht tt boor, til' Mbdlmnt S-U!iro lltinlen ror po'iuhm today tiiinrt-iitly had r -tdMrd all viforlw to hrinK about it, iri'-ll' Of llK di'lUl t hrOild- riiid lh Hlmrkry.SritU ind t'atii ( Itulo-tclnliu light nhow Thurs-d-ty HtKlllj '1'hl linni'i'twlnn that On ftardon iMMtnl- would i'haRc Oii'ir n.lmlf! 11 in" pirmlt the fisticuff to h- waftod out r I ho 11 if n it tt tin tst tf th lil Kalnt-il curitr. tinu )tftr information was receive, timt th National - Hro;idt aMlm t-uintyxny wuh nonillnc two mm liotn I Now York. II tva lomnrd. in ft.ldllicm, that i'.nnii; influi-mv hnd hren brought lt bm mt only by AtmrhMfi mdh. IntorosdM, nn aim ihm-s. and litvit'iN-ia, but ttlxo by toronn lo;xtl-itl? ooncorn anxious to iii-taln hook-ups In'cautir of the In t 1 Motional i'h.iiictT or I In bout. Inland Aiixlmw KnUtnd, rfiMVMnift by Vhtl oU aiul ArRothiirfV, by Virunlo 4 -,nii'lti, "!u "Vho two 11:1 in bouts o. the- rvfulnn'. wiHy h;tv u - u :utUntH to nrransp for tho blow -by-blow return by radio, j II 'uovri, William i t'.irvy, lr nUb'til and .imktmm for the ; U vloii illrtH'tOMlti1. !;lbl b(fn:" luklnw t train tor New York, that t,rv wmiM bo no biwnU';it, u-c- aiv rtr'uni!t.tm'i. iKtiri'ft tt the ,woiiJ tvattlo palm t only thtv days off. with th box otfuo titakmc a K.l k'nt ttuif:le t- et th enterpiSe ovt! of thv vd' and the principal i'm u'mtanti tttTvuiKh with intensive ti'inm:. slnj; through the mottoi' tn keep in bape until the (tons m tuU litem into aftlon, MK lur to lino Nidhlnjr h;us happened Hue f r t alter tho one-sided aspevt of the Aoitlo-Aimrrlean main event, b :iivy;hln. the impiosstve chai ;irii i of Jack Shrkey la-; work -ii! with the kIa 'icul.iv ytt.PKthened belief t!l;xl he Will ptdNh off the lanky Scott . Pettb Va; been eon-splcuou by lt a'1 mho'; Uotijcblj. the odds tod-'V weiv at I to t that Sharkey wms b it knockotit Inside tour rwiiul. There was a -traiVuo :nd MUne, what pathetic conti-Ant to the cov v bivioti of kUvvo workout by the tw ptthctp.iis e;teid.t ShArkev w at at bis spaTtinc mate- with an lSVi-il dipLiy of Kivafe:v. ll.t'hvr t!:-;n appearing ,c,;il b fif. li'cn'x oi rdce. Tee fr,n. No More Gas ! In Stomach and Bowels II w A I rrttviTntv t I 'si t tn tinuh -l fcsr: h:ii ui rt'it. k..' 4 r UMirJ r- tvi atTii k-n mA t K.l 4:tst ru'tific Iibwr s-wiwif tbn t tNt tK itmvk ..H it m)yo. t-i av, rmvvui IhI ( a htit 1 iHt iWrtV flin m.ftm l."'r ll k-o i fcy t t v-.-.v tM ib tr.-- r. t, t ,f (.( com t'm i a:wav on t-tml t pnim In Avt. IBfl3IIISBIE5I!SSl'IE3QSS'3ISE31 Wool Jersey Suits, Aire 2 to 8 Wool Dresses. Aire 2 to 6 Special Close Out at $1.98 New Wash Dresses. Ajxe 2 to 14 9Sc ; NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP 1IIB1IIIIIBKIEIECIIIIIII1XI3II New SHANTEEN FROCKS :i n n It 7,,1V COLORS- WASH ABLE Given Gray Tan Lavender Blue v ntchtiu: htm at ilif Miami Mun-h ki'imt'l rhili vv:is I'tilhiiHi.illc an r w in the i'hm t". , while lali-r. over in Miami, t M.nM ri:ish. ItiN drltl 11ml rllinl-, . i- tire 'enie in his tmprin ifn-tl I ttrl'--tn,' loom. onluuU' l h, iiiiileiti ontratlve, fii;m)Tlrt d til. Duly the trainer Has utstaltK b Keet llill. aUuiK with our newsniipennan. j I Mill nuim'f'yllablt'il in a few , ivir.i'.ioiiH alio vat in a ehulr Ith a somewhat blank unl ennttlunl.-st air. No etow il, no joshltiK. o spjiit f Inipt intlni: eomiueHt wa then-. . '1 he influx or iii;ht fans from the nnrih has ben noihmif like f lieett't, but sjHVlal tnilun and e Ui ai'ennnnlatbiift on the rt'R lur hauls nevi'rtlieb'! have hrottKM i Mubstiinltal number. Hub I 1 pare in Miami as will iin Miami Heaeh hiif; been at t piutniiKu for days with iwWr. nuiKinf an hir'i us tM n day, depending on the i M-lu.i -enesy of the hostelry. Another Opponent Hcaten by Primero NKW OHI KAN'S, Keb. r.' (Al) '-Katiuer lAMlne of Minnesiibi is the evenl!i Vutim of IMmo tai-ner;i,-,oamp4!itn Ihrouuli Aineiieau i rin. The inaiu!iuth Itidlan knocked. oil l.iuliie Im tho second runt f ihvir ?. hi -d tiled ten round bit hei e l;si mht. l.od:o was the fourth of Canitn's opponents in I hi: e imiii! 1 y to hist two rounds. tVwbov tiwens. It-asier M.trtln and John. O, lU-s. kiton eit the 01 h e,; vbib i'c Hoy ivit-rson, KS-ee.-ie .ou And Uiiz 4 tin WtKiu:-.n railed to survive the ftri run ml. v'a fliers iippearvtl nervous as l.edyo eiinvlted n-peatedly at the sfrt or the (lyht, bm utter the t-tvmer landed blow, a planr- iUK b a to the brad, the Italian oteiivd ti and !Uoied hiiu for a sho;t eouut jut Im:oio the bell. In lio ffv oiul irne:n sent Led re to the mitt for n count of : even with body an t r w 11 h a (i .nta-htiitt ribt to tie then ended the enrour vhert r';ht upper'ist, ldtio welched S5i. v'arner PLOT XOAIVST KITH? ! m. i i:t Kiism iui. pi i-N-.V ' t 1. and dark plot forx-e lb.be Umh to (nt hi s.un.1- : ture tei a Nvu Y.rk .nkeo Cxm Uaet i nn sccutol t-y b.tsba:I , r p.: rv coci.:e tho Yankv - spi tcv uttiuinc h o. At she ti'st wor.out?i ' Tie sei,- I S -M ,,'. ji W .-,s a;jiOV,'ivd 'thai I'-iloS r,imou ur.iuutn. wbvi 1 rt eli ktiewn hem sctche i on the b:'' has beiuj; w-ein !,' ;-, lOvSiO. Alton tVoke. W:s -nay ! ioi- not pity leu fu Id U :- l Yrtnks ibis y-t'aix Sports writv; .. a facetious turn o( tntvd b ! bevvd the Halo would iirv-r stand ! for ha i'.i; Vis un tfovui w or m t'C ambo-.u. tmicb h-s tl a r.'nko (line Tunney Will ; Witness Miami Card MIAMI :i!,tcH. Kl.i oi'nt t' Si: .vk - dc ml,. fn ll-d U,-Vl ell h ..V Wf.'Vv 3i' ll v. eb !hf r - M." W L' in". a l I" "P-e .1 t to--.r ir !-o- lOUTOURWAY 37 Grid Gate For Year $411,079 At California lly ltit-1 d. Nculaiul (Associated 1'itss Sports Writer) SAN KifAM'ISro Any t radii- with von or you or you lhat vol lee football ! not played for pi of it but ratlnr as a sport for the physical advancement of younw men students. In fact, one noted educator declared l,;t season that It was none of the public's busi ness whether a team practiced In private or openly before a paine, etc.. e:. All of wiiuh. of t nurse, has no hearit'K n the financial Ma menl of tho l'ni etity of California wbb'h kIoiws a mi proiit of $411, o;;i.iTi from football last season. IVui teen other nutor and minor sports lost a total of $ M.o5u so the Associated Student?. hody will hae to "iisrr alopi; with a mere sain of siUhtly better th.'.n three bundled tb.eavtnd d-'llais. Stanford university opert up an eijrbte' ce-mse ftr students, that will rival mest i f will soon n bole self and (acuity lie so-called i-s" on the "(iK.lepiousl'ip 1 oal. It Is !a:; out en tb.e campus .'Mi li-isidc'ft lii'ox. r's loit stt t:ir tsiandmc f t-rht utiy tborijo s. ;v:',:ir.i:vr of vd Toy Irw in Irwtn iMidoubt :.t for oft'.ciat , in itr-;; for 1 t.e ! a ..ncNc olel I f San li .i diy hold?, tlx., hainc .o. e than ; r.e to svve: w 01 .:: s bandhni: fiotn ncbts a week. In and cut o; s. aon for two years reports haw it pel imlicaliy that Knute of Notro li!no will win.) tuotlKill en t':e I'a--t . . . .a, the l'!Ttiornj:y t. imc r.imo) is cr.e look ir. woU. r lh'S4 pjir s (or i an 1 y ear oid , nanv mo- slab scho H , has had Ir-! than nd h:;s like a mid :s a younger brt ;eoit. junior wei- .'lil.o Uitv!'... ! Witt if IlfiiU the u , and iolMK araund v- . a tih-s: t.;itfortt,. t unnatural . roundtnv' nd a br:.k ao of : : Afl! , r:?-r "V : .k. t. .nnr'. Mill iwi iii oi v'i;iin iiaij: I '!'!V., .':! i, fV... r VIM Pile Sufferers ; r- -.- ; r. rr. i c A-s-C- -":0-. K A-S.V. lH !h- :v v. .r : -. --al V - , '. -- t '. u s.- - . -,- l o. a -. ,i u ' r-? s fc:'! TN- It Prc! 'SA'0oV00 tSt A!M'r mWe i ' 7wanT me To Wvnavtch'im' mo MEHfej '-S &aT A SHOCK' ? SP.OER! MfeMltL cam x see -reu, -thi. is -re moloim' Til' match I am- im lcovW fli"r? i to watch he-re. fcp? some iisa a. spiders, oow? ant" 1 $fa HOLD iT BuRmT A-v. afisrf- 1 rTn li t .1 :i:r. J-.-t c; TP Stowell. Holds His Position At Top Of Scorers I'OHTLA.VI). Ore.. Ft b. 25 (AIM Harold Stowell. flashy Idaho for- UMlhl 1,1. ... - .. U f I, - 1 ..f i orlntr honors in the northern division of the l'acific 1 'oast conference basketbal tour nament. The Vandal sliarpshonter boosCed his season's total to US with last week's canns anil still has two tames to play. Hank Swan son. l"nivcrlty of Washing ton's contender, is trnilini: in sec ond place with 1 M points, but It is not likelv that he will overcome Stowell's lead of 24 points In tho two Karnes the Huskies art1 to play. Prank McMillan. Stowell's runninc nunc, jumped Into third place with ll markers, just one ahead of Ibdsten and Mel-arney. Washington State collejio. wiio are tied for fourth place with MS each. Hal MeVlary, Washing tun. fell from see-tMid to fifth plice with Mi with 1U with Bill Keenan, Orison's sophomoro midget ' ritrht on his heel- with 111. I tuck t; ray son remain b adimr point-potter for tre:on State with 104 points. Oregon State rvnviinod in the le.nl in tenm -orinr with an au sresate of 4i with Oregon in ms.' ond placo with 4tl and Washing ton third with 4it. Individual "bad man" honors set nm likely to 1:0 to Kberhart of Oregon with 3 fou!-, to his credit and two more j:ar. s to play. Cray sou of orepon State is b .idini: with 3s. but is through for the ser.son. Hurity of Idaho is out of tho run ninir with "JJ to h:s credit. Ore con State as a team Jins a safe lead In personals with a total of iS with freson second with I -IS- Initinetiv Fears There nr two ih'ns which c;tll out a ft-tr revt'n- a loud sound im! a of s'jpiTt. Routs 20 Years ! Rheumatic Pains "Ta scs r.-.e walklnir d -wn the street as spry . mnybotly now r.a one wontd think that I hid rheu nvata' pains so Kadiy f-T year I could h-trvlly pet about, but that the conditii-n S.n:on o err.Lrac in nxy c.i". ' I h a 1 r f -5 ms i i ns w. hrc 1 :i!r."t t.r?.k t.ri-h:r-; -t jritti? to d - i; - v sf -.i . 3 s .1 i r i -,z n .'r'3 r;tk !v-r?iM. t rver irv -Th-w I;! rrl.ft uts . ! I rir:-! -"ci I ,jiT tikri f-- ;r "o'::- t-. t .iir.ch I r.i t r' c: . 1 Jc't trl Six"; ta-t 'i-A T t -n ?c ?-J;:-5 a- 1 I wot-- p r yrrfth jis-i ft-tr "St-- P::3 rf ?'i .rf v! f .t r- WT' i ':tvr " O H 0'kr.J7. W. I.r.r At, &-t-i--:. Ksl Cr-s?a r"ij Jrerfr, yf"i A3t. ByWi'liiamj':r'i:,''''j;vi,:s;M' SIX BLY, ORE. . FIRMS CLOSED BY UNCLE SAM rORTI.A-NI Keh. (AD Abatement pnceMlln!-s aKainst six ' places of business in Itly, trv wore onlored yestenlay by Federal j JikIko McNary in Pnited States district court. The places ordered closed were: : Hucket of IHood pool hall, Tony j liens and Jack Hussell, operators, ! and Otto K. Hoyd. owner. j Shorty's IMace. James Jameson. ; owner, and A. J. Hannan and Amy Hannan. Owners. Julia's l.unch. Jim. Ablride. opf-nitor. and Ada Allen, ownrr. Hiwy Inn. John Stolt, opemtor- owner. ltlackie'a Place. Joe Hobinson, operator, and Tom Kdsalt. owner, i Jack's Place; Jack O'Neil. oper- : Only 4 More D Delicious, golden brown waffles that melt in your mouth brinjr a happy, satisfied smile to both children and grown-ups. And they can be made right at the table in a Hotpoint Waffle Iron without grease, smoke or bother of any kind. $995 89.50 TERMS ' 95c DOWN SI PER MONTH T?T T?T? With E;ieh I' r SAEjLj IMrchased One '.'-li'i. of SKOOKUM MAPLE SYR IT EASTERN OREGON LIGHT ID POWER COMPANY U, Kjlwnre, ow n- Aeifmi on Iho iibalpment.- will Wail 20 day It Klv defencliHitM lime 10 flU answerw If lin y deahe to. DIVORCE MILL IN PARIS PUTS I OUT 3 DECREES -' ;iie Tunney nil wore under I'1'' I'AlIia l'"'b. "ft A1') Thre' : pounds at llu-ir bent. (lid I'it::, Aiiotieail wive weie craned i.i- in faet. was bandy a mlddleweinht Vitrei today by l-'iem h c'onus " v. lien he iwui the title from i 'or f rntu their husbands. betl ami never waled torn than liarbara llam I tlmrg-nhelm 1 ,-rhetts best rij,'!ttln wi-lwht Waldmau w:m Kfven .1 dlvnre. v. as is-. lonip"-y'n Us. Tunney fitin ber bm.luud. Mlltn Slve- wns a MkM ln-avywelht most "f trp Waldinan. "'-ei-f. having no tumble innk- M irlo Ubner JtalJ. known us 'l'ilt )i"'ir Medea I "erdina, wart Kianted it P ,0 ;,t ti"1" llf ' tln tl. dhon-rt from Theodoto Ha.ll. They : J'-k Sharkey fights :tl tnd JiHirJi were married in the t iilte.l Slates' ' '! ,-t- -July 3. J 91 3. t It was l-itsimmons who made t:..i'i.ii.l. lnnde Maiisoll Aim ill-i famous t ho expression : "The hlif- voreed fiom otto Hermann .Man- foil. York They were in;u'i'(,i In Ne April '21. H;"'. I NKW YOHK. 1V1. C.r. (Al'l ; .M r.t. Harbara (iiiKKenbeim Wabl ( iriau , who received a divore:- in 1-jttirt today fi-om her husband, !r. Milton Waldnmn, Itnbm w riter, was the oeiitral figure in a trah arrMent hero a your and ti halt" un v.hieh rost the lives of their l two eliildren. ) Wbllo vlsltlnff an upartinent of i a friend Mrs. W-iUlman'a twu noiff. llenjumin, 1 4 months, and 'IV 1 ranee, 4 years, fell twelve stories. t Bell Sound Cnrriss Far i i I'snally ti carillon c.in bo heard at host advantage l.tHHi to .Hb feel fnmi lhi tower. Tlie bells ran ie j heiinl at eonsldcr:il:U dislain-o, de- itemlirip uimui tbo wind, luvld nt j totVpr and posslblo ubsirip'tions. ; Often times enn ho distinuihed at dlsianep nf rhroo iulle. Alan J.C3ould , ( The dimensions of Prinio Par ner:i have nrou.wil consJd. nib It dc 4 lite over the advantages or d!s "' advantages of fistic beef on th ; hoof. 1 Jess Willard. when champtrn and in pi'unb omlltion weighed within la of Carni-ra. th 27u-ponnd Spopt I Slants GET A NEW IT II REGULAR S12.00 SPECIAL NO SMOKE-, GREASE- , ODOR! SPECIAL DURING FEBRUARY Itultan eshlliit bill Hit- KanNJiHfant j whh Ihe only flnhur ofiu-h built 1 to win Hie iieuvyweiwni rrown. .Mm Joff:ifM sculp.'. ;bl when ho wir; In hU iriino and hrm iio ' v. hen In nunle n coine-bagJ. to I r.l.l I.h.r.n lull 11 I.. SUI- Mv.ui was a 'iMuiuiiindi r in fuir'oi ino numirniH ui in mere. be wan ;i nanul "MS when be lost tlm lit U to Jint f(rbett. So was Jack JohUMiii. ilub iMizsfminoiis, Jim t'orbett. Tommy Hums, Jail; I'l-mpsey and . r t-y aiv the 'arder they fall." 1 Mini always took deliKht in bowMiiK ttver the bljf ones. Ineliiil irik" Lk:tA-!)oiind t'arl .Morris, 24l- our.d Wlllard and 2 2i-wmml 1-lrpo. who now weighs around Speakinp of cotlefre boint?. I'ni versity of New Hampshire has a pair of flffhtihjf brothers who are ro-ea plains of the team that al most upset Navy's perfect record , of more than 6u stmlffht vietorlr-3 i 1" dual meets. The buttling brolh- Jacuues (ireiiier. 1.15 J pounds, and Jean flrenier, HJU. I j They were sensations in their first j appearances as freshmen in Intra- ! mural competition. Now Jacques is earning his ycmml varsity letter 1 and Jean his third. Hoth were f football letterinen and Jean is a lasi'bal! pitcher. Vh"ii New Hampshire", sister In stitution of Dartmouth, lost to Harvard In football last season, Jacques", playin.tr quarterback, was j tho only Wildcat ball-toter to do, 1 Msy consist eni hitlnliiK;. Urol her j Jean played at end. In tho fistic so ss i o n with tho I Navy. Jacques scored a technical 1 knockout victory over Demetropolsi i and Jean won a decision from It. I S. Andrews in four rounds. linxin, as a. college sport, does not flourish so extensively in New Knguind as it does in many other patt;i of the country. New Hamp s'oire. Ya le, 1 tart mouth anil M'. I. T. are its principal exponents. liartmouth has revived wrestling ton. but only us a recreation. Th tl:-e n dropped the mat sport so far a:; intercollegiate competition ii concerned after tho H"io-.'l st. :'uii. A ndy t Swede) Oberlander, AU-America fullktck in 1925, who bar. just signed as Wesleyan's new henl ciach. was the last man to , j win a i'" in wrest tinp. At the j ; lime h was a freshman. I II la S ft ir I'ATIII.NTS HIIAlt Sirsif l'KNIlU'TON, tire. AI') Tli., .date IlH htKtulbal u rtullo with ;'o loud fijnjikorrt in the KuKlorn Ore. Iton Hinle hospital fur tho bfin-i'1; Kach of l ho eighteen wuitls lias a loud speaker nnd there are two in the auditorium. OAK FLOORS I I j How about oak floors in your home this spring? It's the best investment you enn make. VANPETTEN LUMBER CO. J'HONK MAIS' 7S2. "GOOD Si:KVK'J3 QflCK" WISD8M Wisdom demands that you secure the BeiTices of ex pert morticians who know the science and ethics of their profession and who have demonstrated their capacity and ability. We Understand Snodgra8S & Zimmerman Phone Main 62 Hotpoint Waffle Irons are not just "waffle makers." On one you can prepare 52 varieties of good things to eat cookies, sandwiches, shortcake, sponge cake, corn bread, etc. A val uable recipe book is in cluded with each waffle iron. CASH V'nW 11