' Pago Efghl
rA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, March 1, 1930
NEW!
Campus Cords
$4.95
Wide & Narrow
Whale -22 inch
bottoms.
fifnci- Stic.
SHORT COURSE
FOR OFFICIALS
WILL BE HELD
1N!VHIIHITV UK OitKOON,
Kugcuo (Special) Tlit! relation of
nervier claim lo commercial or
lanlxatloiiK, ii nil problem of till
types will Im thoroughly Ktudied
liy officials nf chamber uf com
merce, of Oregon at Ihe, nniitm
uliurt course for chamber of com
merce secretaries to bo held nt tho
.VniverHlly of Oregon, March 'IX
Id 2H, Hnorotiiry Albert It. Hunter,
1'rcnldeiit A. W. Nolson, mid oth
er official of Ihe f.u Grande cham
ber uf comimreo htivu. been In
.vfted ii tho session, which prom
ised to be the most successful of
Hl'J sllOI'l I'OIIIHI'H lU'ltl ho fur. t
'Operation of the. federal farm
board, foreign initio ami many oth
er toplcM of vital Interest to Ore
pon will bo il IscUKsed at tho Hho:t
course. Ilegun several years figo.
hy the. Hcbool of business ndmln
Jslinlinn, under tint direction of
Dean Duv'd II. Kavlllo, tho couth'
Iuih developed ra))l(lly In Interest
mid size of attendance,- It Is ex
)ieetcd that l.a Grundn officials. If
tht'y attend tho Conference, will
return with many now Idean for
promoting coininiinliy iirojcctH, and
"with a comprehensive view of what
other rommerdlul organizations of
tho Mtiilo are doing, ,
Kent .Srlniiiiacher, Il'nod Jllvor,
jin.'Hldimt uf tho Htale association,
has aided In 'preparing (he pro
gram, which Ih believed to bo one
or the best kIuco the conference
was fliHl Hliirled. A silver loving
Clip, awarded by Christy ThomiiH,
manager of tho Seattle chamber.
will be given to Ihe secretary who
turnn In the best paper on "('ham
Iter of t'oiunnTei' Organization."
Of umiMiiil intercut UiIh year Ih
the faet that A. K. Dudley. seero
lury of the Kumimrnfn ehamher
ol' commerce and president of (hi
National Association of Chamber
of Commerce tfeorelurles will ,bu
jiteH-nt, and will give il talk each
day, while Leonard Hvm, iiMsiHtant
maunder of tho western division i.f
the I'nlled SIiKom chinnbor of com-
inerco. wilt also address the meet
ing. Charh'M Walker, district
governor of Klwauls. wilt deliver
.mi addiesK on tho relation of porv
Ice clubs lo couimercla) organiza
tions, and I,. V. ILeriuan, chairman
of marlllnie commerce ilivlHlon of
tho 1 'art la ml chamber of commerce
will lead the discussion on foreign
trade,
m:i tuns to Till-: iii:ch
S.M.K.M. (Ire. Mar. I (AT)
Jusllcv (iioid" ,M. llruwn will to
day resume his place on tho su
premo eourl bench. Jl'e has lieen
on leave of tllisenco tor three
inontlis while rcciipornlitiir from
lllnesii anil lias spent must or Ihe
lime at ItnseloiiK. .ludce J. W.
I liiiiijltf.ii or Ituix-hniir who acted
ni: siipri'ine ennrt Jusllee during Die
til.senei' or Justice llruwn. will re
lliali' In Huh m unlit several eases
III wllleh he iiarllclpaled have rill
islied their eourse In the court.
in:ii.
i:vis i nu.wv
SALT I.AKI-: ITI'V. Mar. t (AIM
I rn Hern, Sail Luke I'lty lieavv
welKhf. and' I'M (HlrnnKler) Lewis,
roiiner world's heavywi'lKlit wrest
Unit eliaiiiplotl. wreslleil In n Hiec
taeiiliir ilraiv her,, last niB,i.
The New York
Store 2-in-l As
signment Sale
is uivlnir your dollar (he
opportunity to do double
duty in all iiiitionitlly ad
vertised brands or clnth
inir, women's ready-to-wear,
rurnishini;s a n d
footwear for the whole
family.
I'olo Slilrls In all the new
eolols. V iuvk and eollar
M.vle In the fiiiuuUH nuike.
As."li;niuen prices
79c & 89c
Ladiis Hum ,ur,.
liopolar euioiK, sIIkIuIv iin-
Ilelfeel. Alk'nmcnt J'rleo
59c
Svw i nirn fur SprltiK, UMlf,n-im-iil
I'rlue!
69c lo 98c
NewYdrk Store
OUT OUR WAY .By William
i Cc.TW1""' X CHIEF'S. FK MAKES WOU . KiMO LIKES To '
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91 I JOE. f HI-2 NECK- U,OU FEEL -jur A AO-tf ( seE HOVJ CLO&E.
J THE- MIXER. :
MO. U. 9. PAT. Off. C 1 930 OYNTA SERVICE. INC
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PUGILISTIC HOSTS
LEAVING FLORIDA
Seconcj Battle of Cocoanut
Talma at Least Removed
' Scott From Picture.
. liy Ainu Could
( AHHoHiited Pre Hnurlrt Kdltor)
MIAMI, Klii.. M'fir. 1 AI
HiU. hiik'K'ifte nnd bnllyhoo, the
pTipili.-'tln liimtH of MadiHiin .Squiue
(lurden hrepared lo bent a jlralOKic
retreat todny from the dltmstroiiH
HireneH Vfhere lly seeond buttle of
lite ''oe'oiiniil nithiiH fouled and
flopped. ;'.L
, Thcro have been inure nrtlHtle
full ureo M hull IhlH Heolt-Shnrkey
uffiiltv! Tex ltlekard hud hi truu
bleu nt Toledo In 11)111 and the
boom town of ShHhy. Mont., was
hard hit by the flop of Ihe lemp
Mey.Oibl,oTiK bout there in the
flu n uner of l!tL':i, ltut thene, nt
I (mi nt had Mrlaiuor of a ehunipiou
Mhlp Htrutifll". no inutter what tho
Had tale In the box ol'fie.
The bu liny Hettlns oftbl.H win
ter'H riHlh; fiUHeo had few, ir any
ri'deemttit; feutureH lo. offset II n
I Innnelal Hhor-teoinhiKM. Theao
lillKhl. liavit been oVerlooketl with
a. luoro maylilf leent gesture by 1 lit
garden corporation had Jaek Shar
key aehb'ved a eonvliu'lng and
di'uLfivo vletory over 1'hll Scott, the
pallid Hilton who stems Inflicted
with ehronle. difficulty In the right
Hchille nerve. As it was. the bai
tleadded no UiMlre to. heavyweight
hintory,
Seoll Out or Kiituro
Scult, all hands concede, no mat
ter whether they think the Mriion
WUH fouled. )lM:t been ef feetlvety
removed us a heavy wehfhl title
contender. Thus the ffeM is at
least reduced by one lu Ihe weari
forue and uiimi tlsfactoi y series of
elimination bonis since the retire
He Looks Like Hack;
llaek WiNon has no dool.h' in lu -
may trael rtvlil along tth bip if
v i u'. I'.'.u:" i fr-.'m
ment uf (leno Tunney in tho miih
mer of lni'H.
Sliarkey. the main American
hope, though u three-round victor
ovei- Scott under rxlrnordlnary
clnMimstam-eM, remains an uneet.--lain
ii'iiro as u fighter of nppar
etit great possibilities but distinct
ly erratic tendcnelcH- in tint ring.
Seemingly, Thursday was the night
for this Jeckyl tuid Hyde of fisti
cuffs lo wut;o one of his "bad
flghU,"
Not only did he full to Justify
l he long oddH in his favor but
actually he came within a shad
of losing on n foul.
Tho expert eoiieenjais, uh a re
sult. Is that Sharkey by no means
figures to have any advantage
over Max .Schmellng, the German
elouter, when they meet on .June
211 In the deciding; heavyweight
till at New York.
NIGHT FIGHTS
liy the Associated IVcv;
New York Ted Sandwina, fier
inany, outpointed Kfecardo Iter
tantilla. (in); Arthur Dekiih. Nt-w
Yorlc. knocked out. Charlie. Smith,
l-;nglaul. (10); llarohi Mays, tiay
01111", N. J.. outpointed Marty
thill.igher, Washington, (in).
San Kranclsro Krankie Stetson,
San l-'rancisco. outpointed Jim my
Gomliich, Ituflalo, (KM.
Wichita. Kim. Angus Snyder.
I lodge City. Kan., out pointed
tieurge Hoffman, New York, (Hi);
Humbert Curl. Argentina, out
pointed Karl Wise. Oklahoma
City, (in). f
Huston Johnny Indrisaim, Iton
lou. on I pointed Clyde Hull, l-'ort
Worth, Tex., ( Id); Tony Slunrco.
Itoston, outpointed Victorlo I.ivan.
Italy, (10).
vuri; sti;ciii:k wins
1; (;i:NK, ore.. Mar. 1 (AO -Young
Joe Steelier, Toronto, do-
Can He Hit Like 'Im?
eUall but the next thing to it
Manny Taylor maktM the grade
the Ivti-ru.iM uml L".i::i:-.
i
rented Wllilcnl" I'ete. EllKene. I i.
hei-e last niifiit, two rails out or : ;
I til lee. ' 1
I PARK PERSONALS ,
liy Kim C, Vaii'Jrder
(Observer Correspondent )
Til K I'AItlC (Special) Tho nice
warm weather which The I'ark has
been experiencing lias turneil t:otd
and several inches of snow have
fallen.
j Mi". and .Mrs. Kloyd Ifryunl and
infant daughter. I orothy Tarie
weio I'omioSiL shoppers Tuesday.
Leonard . J-cnIIp and Oust Hcrg
were Medical Springs choppers
Tuesday.
I.eith KM no motored to I'uudosa
Tu"sday.
Mr. and ami M'is. Karl Jtryanl.
and son inotured lo l'ondosa Tues
day. ,
James K. Smith returned home
WV'dnesday from John KIlnc'B
camp on Catherine creek,
Karl and Kluyd Hryant iire haul
ing iKiKls for M!rs. Kva yanorder
and fieorge MeDow.
( 'la reni n Vanorder look a loud j
of hogs to Catht-rino creek Kridny ,
wlmro Mi. Mode, ownci of the I
lasieru Oregon Meat company was
tt meet him with aruck. to tians-
Ifr the hogs to I ' n ion. !
Kansas Acres,
Once Arid, Yield
Great Returns
Tli I Ml'N K, Kan. t ;tl') A Uua-i
slan Immigritnt who has sowed
HMi.ouo ucre.4 or wheal when only
buffalo grass grew before -that is
Simon Fish man, who is lifting
Western Kansas out of arid wilder
ness hy its own bootstraps.
After nine years of breaking up
virgin sod in Colorado and Kansas
lands, I'ishmun Is about lo realize
his dream a contented colony of
prosperous wheat farmers on the
broad acres east and west, of the
Kt'iinas-( 'nlorudo border.
II,. wants, to be nblo to offer
homescekers modern houses, quar
ter sections of seeded land, ilitple
menis and stock everything thai
goes with the modern S"inn.
There are 5,'iii.nno acrea in (Iree
hy coanty, ami Kishman already
has deveiope.l much of it. In ad
other year he hopes to break 't.i
a not her 1 mt.niMi nrrrs for wheal
with
YranKClcavirier
Keliahniiy'.s a word
Applb d (o us ou must have
heard.
It helps our bsiniw a lotto
'to known as capable, reliabto
moving men. We'll always bo
know n as such.
nmi corn.
It Jiiui taken Klsbijiun yearn, to
mnho Kama of hl dreiiiiin coinn
truo. Thirty years nKo ho carried
n pack through th ouihnc.Ht. ijoiI
dllnt tvure. When he via 26.
owner or n mnall morn at Sidney.
ho traded $100 In merchan-
dine for 1U0 acres In Colorado.
Uufainlllai' with crop dlvorsirica
tlons, hn tilitnted everything in
wheal hut It grew. Ills big crop
met n rock-bottom imirkel In 1 9 i -1
but he lost everything but u right
ing Hplrll. With a frlend'H uld more
wheat nnd flax noon came from Ills
rami, nnd he broke up 40,000 acres
more.
Finally Ills lingo elevator went
up at Tribune.
Now the raiiro.'M '
waits with owe ror Himon Kish
man's wheat, and Hint of his neigh
bors. J'Voni an untutored nuvlcn
In farming he hnn become a mon
arch of lands whose yearly .output
riinrt Into hundreds of thousands !
Of bUHllulH,
Yes, That's True
Wo have to hiugli hciirilly nt
Ihe nuin wlio Is always worrviug
nhotil when time will end. What
difference does It make when
time will end? Vim probably
will end sooner ihun time will
end. Atchison Clolie.
Beauties to Parade
Along Rio's Beach
ItIO JA&KItJO (AP) Kio plans ,
to put GalveMyn In the shade by
strtging ti heamy c.tm-st. on the I
For
Beginning March 3rd, We Are Offering Our Customers
A SPECIAL SALE AND DISPLAY OF
MONARCH MALLEABLE RANGES
This Special Showing Will be Held at Our Store for One Week Only
W.H.
heoch nt Copacabana. at which wllllty. Oregon, Iior final account, and
ho rciiicuentcU Ijitln-Aincrlcan j that eald court hag fixed tho hour
count l ieH, tho Unltefl Ktulcn nnd I of ten o'clock (u ni. on WedncHdny,
Kurmie. It In Hpoiwoied by a lead-;ih Gth day of -March. )9M, nt its
Ine ut'teniofm newHimtier hero.
The till" of Olca flergitmlnl On
Hh as ltrazil'it repreHentiitlve ul
J Galveston hint year aroused unhig of nny obji-ctions to mild final
bounded enthisiasin in Hrassil, col- i account and for tho final settle
umns lielng printed daily of lieriment and distribution of saUl C3-
dolng;: In tile eastern I'nlted States
and In Texas. It was then that the
newspaper which sponsored tho
first Houth Amoiican contestant to
the ' United States concolved tlio
Idea of staging a contest hero in
1D30. .
Those In charge of the arranire
menls have decided that the beach
at Copseabaini, an aristocratic siib-
uib of Illo where mllc-long rollers
of II." South Atlantic beat upon J
,.1,1, uiM.lu -jl,ll l.n tltn CAIII
for tho parailo of comeliness.
The contest will be staged in
.September, tho beginning or spring
south of the eipiator. Tho winner
I will receive JIu.UOO. There will
bo a seuond prize of $1000 and a
third or $r,oo.
FIND IT.
HERE
Copy for this column most be
lu hy 9 a. m
Notice lierebv irlven that tlie.inir fni. nnd will K-ivr vnn liniirx of
underHlgned executrix of tho eWate
of Cora Kleld, deceased, lins filed)
In the County Court nf Tnion Conn- I
On Week Only
Let Us Tfll
REMEMBER THIS SALE
Bohnenk
court room In tho court houno nt j
Iji flrande, I'nlon County, Oregon,
oh tint time und place ror the hear
late.
tinted tills 1st day of February,
I 9.M.
Cf.AltA SMITH, Executrix of tho
Kfltuto of l.'ont Field, Ilecenscd.
C'OCHItAN' ft KUKltllAItl), Altor
lieys for Executrix.
Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22. Mar. 1.
Hemstitching, pleating, button
'"Ics- K-wton1. KldUlo Shop.
no.NT iDittiirr
Tho dance at Zubor hall Hut.
night. Star Noveity orciiestro,
your fuvorilo music. 2-27-:it
A Mj IX OM-;
Is the uaiiiii of n. mw ('leaner
which beutH anythliiR of Its kind
which has over been on tho inar
kft. A Cleaner which may be used
for every phase of homo clounlnfj
from the washing of dtahes to tho
cleaning of your earfcotH, and n
polishing agent for your silver,
brariH and nlnmlnum ware. It con
taina no Brit, 1b froo from ucid and
can- bo UHod on tho inont dolieatc
fabrics without danger of injuring
1 lie color or texture of tho material
It Ih juat what you have been look
work every month in your house
hold clwiniiiK.
This is absolutely Rtuiranteed and
You are invited to attend whethei you need
a range now or five years from now. Wc
urge you to visit our store iand see this won
derful display of modern cooking: equip
ment. The New MONARCH, built in ac
cordance with the most modern, practical
ideas, Beautiful and Compact, takes less
room than the clumsy, over-sized types of
ranges of other makes without losing ;a
f raction of an inch of useful cooking space.
Dining this Special Showing onlv, every
purchased of a MONARCH Malleable
Range will be given ABSOLUTELY FREE,
a beautiful set of Vollrath Enamel Ware in
Pink-Pearl or Apple-Green finish, or a valu
able 12-piccc set of Nevcr-Stain Steel Cut
lery. A representative from the MONARCH Fac
tory will be present during this special
showing to explain the manv structural
lcatures of the MONARCH design and will
answer any questions regarding range op
eration, fuel economy and MONARCH con
struction. BE SURE TO COME-If you need a range,
wc want you to take advantage uf this re
markable Special Offer if you do not,
come and sec this special display anyway
and learn why MONARCHS have been the
choice of gcod rooks for three generations
The MONARCH Practical Pavmcnt Plan
enables us to offer you the'MONARCH of
y.-uir choice on convenient monthly or single
time payments during this sale: if vou
haven't the cash now.
You About It
LASTS ONE WEEK
amp
J.C.PENNEYC0.
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
Pillow Cases
Stamped on "Nation
Wide" Tubing
- These fine pillow cases are
fnisbed with a scalloped edge
and stamped with very pretty
designs. This one is a graceful
floral basket that is not diffi-c-.-Ji
to embroider but especially
lUtractive.
89c
Is now oq sale at lUuhariiHOn'H Art
and Gift Shop. L
ONLY
Co,