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PftRO Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, February 7, 1931 Wipp BILL DONOVAN IN PERSON Keep miling BUY YOUR TIRES NOty WHILE THE PRICE IS THE 1 (to .. i ..Ir ( 1 t" LOWEST IN HISTORY The Lowest-Priced Quality Tire i i , i i . d .a. .iii-' t : These big, sturdy tires, extra built to meet the exdcfirig'demarids of modem driving conditions, are the kind of tires we like tb sell. '''' k " v i if. I M : ' First, because their low price brings buyers into our store. ' . Second, because these buyers get so much more tire than 1hey expect that ; '' '' V-1 Home with Keilys HILL'S i A Gnoil I'lm-o to Truilo Owned i f HUSKIES DEFEAT STATERS 39 TO 30 Washington Has Strangle Hold on 1 Northern Division Title Race BRATTI-8. WiibIi.. Fib. 1 m Tho ViUVM-dly ot Wnlilnton llusklnii RnliiiHl trniiRli holil on ftrnt iiluio in tho Northern Ulvlnloii IMclflo count iionfi-ioiico Imnkullmll nu-o .limn lust lllltllt WlllMl Ihov fli.fml.nil Ol-.mli Hluto colli'HO, HU to HU With only wven mimea rpmittnliut tut ' tho Wash I union aohedulo, tho Mtmkti hnvo a bite (tdvuhtiut ovnr tho other M'hooln in tho oonferonca and nlniid a (jod chnticn of winning their fourth ntinlfiht Northern title. iTho Ueaveis ptenned Wiwhlmtton nil tho wny ItmdltiK four timon duiliur (ho B ft run, - The llrt IirU wno nip mid luotc with tho toft) nil dimdlwknd nt H nil nt Urn rm period Tho Hunk Irs never led ilurltiK (hi i U nt uimA but tied up thr count, four Omen, tliihkltv Muvo Attend. WunhlUKton tirnhltml thu li'iul nt tho Htni't of tho tiwjomt hiilf on n wen Nttloiuil ono-bunded nhot by Nwannon hut It I Id not lmt lont; O. 9. C. forwed out In front twin ivt 1U-IH two minutes liUpi on bunluu by ovnyun nnd Lyman. , - Vivo converted fioo throwa tuid one field hou! by tiwtmm and Uiimny Hftvc tho Itnnltttvi a bin ndvnntitK hii medliitdy HltiWiHd tuid Wuhington brt'cnpd uwny to virlory, Tho two tntl Ptd(Uti of ttio confiu rnon mco, Orpou nd Utnlm. plnyid t dHKvtling iMiutt ivt Mohcow lust ntght with tho Wt'bfoiittMn noslntf oit tho lrinhoAno, HH to HO. H whs Owtion'n flmi vtotury of- thu tP(u.on tiiMiuN TtinlAhl Wnhlnuton ihimiu OriKn EUUonmi Ididm tnlM with ttVKtm nmiin u nlHht. A victory tor tho Ihmvern hor. will put thorn In tho runnlUK iutl. ! T,hc (ttnndlngti; Won l.:vst WnhlitKtnn WunhlUKtcu Stnto On'KOU Htnto . Idnho tuvwon i ' ( d 1 .... U. S. L. Hatterics Sold on limm'tt Mfc Wo boy or trodo for yoor old bnttoi-v lUUKJKSS llA'ri'KHY & ELKCriUC STATION OpHMlto U ilrnudo Oroocry PEACOCK COAL For n (juifk, hot, clo:i fitv i bum l" E A COCK, tho CLEAN ami. Van Pt tten Lumber Co. Phone Main 782 "Good Service Quick" We can't tow your wreck in to be rebuilt but we pay the bills it you are insured with us! O VV WAS NOCK MoR Loughraii Trims Max Baer Wit! -Ease In Gotham ( ." 4 .' I 111 I i . I i liv Ni'MiiTl W. liurkiT NEW VOrtK. I'oli. 1 Wi Thmikii to tliu huiiio (li'iully loll hand tliut Hindu linn Hinu uf su me int ImiivywclnlilD, Tummy I.ini;!iriiii, riuliulHphm dniH'hii! nuistrr, hint Hloppril ImrR Into Iho UerivywolKlit pH'turo lutliiy. Tho IiIrxmI crowd of tho liuloor ; rixtto f,nun J3.000 iormiii raw tho I'lilliiOclplilnii Jul) his wny to a rltlloulmwly miy tiMWouml iludBlon ov' Mn 1Ul'r- wllllnii Init i)lniny C'lt I If orii in VOUIlHStOr. Ill Miidlnon 'I'llM IIIHlKh ikiim l.inl'n Itlrtll fillllttv n tulnlvcent of Ixufclmm'ti muxtirrful ntMforimuit'u nun I ins t Jimmy ilrnd- docK In di'fruMo of IiIh Hi: lit hnavy woilthl mown hrro 111 mouthM uko, All uf ( I Id -T I mi- MptH'il HLopi'iuK around with till hit u Ul timo sprml, i-mijilnun ntubbrd I J nor oft huliuu'o with n Htlimin Ivt t Job nil ovt'iilng, ovndcd nlmont nil of tho yoimdtpr'e wild nttthou, whlppoU over ihiht uppercutti whun opportuntty pitucntcd Itmilf nud won tho ununl mouK tliwifthm of Uio two Judiu'S tinU Itofnroo JncK Uompooy, Tho An8olnted tvu sporo cord Ititvo luuhmu oil ton of tho round, Bo bniutind a bulnu inftHterplno did thu I'hlliutulphltm turn tn tlmt Uiu-r hhuHnir wuh forerd to lminh nt )iu own futllo efforts to ctilch Tonuity Inn); onoitKlt to rip homo n solid bolt. Kittled Oi'iopsoy's llnv The' hout not only ro-ustnbllnhcd LmiKhnm mnon . (ho lienvywolitht con lenders with n postlbU1 lotnni bout with Jiu'k .Shurkcy loomintt tihuul. but end id tho Jinx that hn vpolhut lJnnpnoy'8 wuvk us n rufereo Iwrc. rit'Vlouly ho old MnnnHsn Mnulor htid otfirlnti'd nt tlu yc'olt rornt bout which enUrd whn aott t took iv top nn tho tliMh nud vent uown crying -iour niui nt ino rw com mutch betwcim liner niul Tonv Hwncv. Unor won thnt onv on a knockout wm Hcenry wns ptished tlirmwh tho mpmt mul tho tlmo- kcrnir HcrnmhlPd his count. p iiun WTliihhiK 2fl!i ponul, hod i fy-t poumt uoko uu ljougnrun. Uwii'Diswicr I-' ' 'TO.O'kN'ti Y iiOES ItAKKIt, Oro., Vvb. 7 The nub duirict or Unkcr-Mnlhonr tllaliict bttkotlmU touiniumnt will Ih held In Ontario this yitr vvbiuixry 'Jrt, U7 Ami UH, I'rlncttml Troy Wnlker of tho htRh nchooi nuuounced Krtdny. rraettrnlly nil of tho ochoota in Uit two conn tic voted In fnvor of hold Inn tho tourney In Ontario. rhero better KVinnaMum fncllltlea aio avail able Some o( tho ohool refustnt to come to Maker to play becnuso of tho nymnnalum. Ohnrrttftertidnn tho locnl pym rs n "ctjcnr box." eertntn sc1uh1 otttelnls, tm rti that "when you net n nynvna nnn that we om Btuvit bn.sketH tn wt will come t BnkM'.,' It was potntett oufc that by renson of the ohantto tn the pi tic ir hold Inil the tomnttnuml. Umt Jtaker loel and restaurant operatives will Uwe betwuen WO and tu0 tlu year, nurlng pn?t year nhnut IW ptayeis nnd evMoheH havo twn tn linker dur (UK th fu-Ht iwo day ot thv ihrce dny toutnniuuta. Lin field Scores m Over Pacific McMlNNVIM-K. Oi.. rVb. 7 ' ttntiehtV u-sXetlHill ftnd over- f nhetmetl lAiitte 47 to UN in a Nirth- ! went.' -onterSKt brt?AetlMtl 1 gsme 1 hen last nuhi, j leadtnut shl to 18 at the half, Lin- field hrld racdto Mvrete diuing tin last tive mtuutea of plav, " 1 Connor, IVicitlc. tirwftrvt. was htjih 1 tvrr with Ifl jnunts. i ! r.vu.rtis in At;t f TAM,, Yt 7 ' 4 Willamette ! nntwiiiy cnttuurt to set the pa1-" 1 iu nun iinT( cvTrrrtse itwp srUMts ; by oVfrtmc tt OolSf o( Pvsvt ,' I tvuort. -41 to S.l lu;e lu tught. Th ) utility role. vuici) vv!.$ tit jsss'.Mid hi a many j Veterans tll held down the out tdaxa Ut t ,;e 4icm chv or the ; id. with Ken Williams. Walter UViil toss., tfc WiMv-ata vf auntie ' W to 1'4 h!i njjt ScaIva KKMtra and Admu wer tl-e matmnay of th wtnuci. Sc-Jili i kvlUx tmg ta HMitta to lMd hi tvAir ' in Mvratif. Krnrsvk and Mci'ov frs nirevl the Kvuis .mack. Kennck ccnumred h; wussdminl hcvun to oarry oit Injh oortug honor with ' 18 ivmt OKlAiON WINN MvVSvOW Kr 7 -rthtir.g 1V cut vtf trf iNlur. VniwritV ot Ot-ifvu KJtMtAil jmmei iettitd Kilo m k tiflii. tt ?s v0 U. nt:hl. 0vxMt !.v l. to ll a; if hU after ser I h.1 Kv: iitst twKv. i Ku ho pmioo. in the fcoid .if i bvit thr iit w too strvuvw;; , etvs-n um m to at. then n toi xr iikt.i k Mrt.oiro uh siK-vrB ititi av fo; ' NVW YPS A yorvatOe nvfiv two tis?p counter tvNw the 'uul1 i pr :th AO c.-rrrr.t u:. It w Ortvon tt cvVJttrvix- I rtscnd Xr "vk en .vtor. iiwr it o'-iy two tuJv. ore t a VU--tor and th ctlw? the powl KtN win io j Svur lin;uo Cvvc,t ih i cvuxrr i o 4 m wrrir.d1 funsA hr Uit msht to $o into a i( t t'.lt thr Cxmc!;u c'uo t.v !; ; c J in tl'e lvil'v tws tuvl.'f lu : Wlth t kyw 4 to :'ct t j al t -.m o ti Itoi iW'V. tr : V-u.'Usw '.aA-Nt a ausiii r:;- iiis i SwtiW t?(n tvxit sls :xl xj.'Uvt i Sraivf oar.-.- fYvan tvh:v 10 t.V !-. : IT COU'-ll llrrp In ll(l lllll llniioiiin, l,os rlinmplnti, lioro .Mumlnv iiIrIH In 1 ' " - -Impllrn anil tin , j DUCKS' OUTLOOK VERY (JNCERTAIN P o r 1 1 a n d Team Going Somewhere, But Will it be Up oi Down' llv Uii-m'II J. Nrwluml (AsWiiill Pris.i Bpovu Writer) MAN VIIAMPIKCO. l-'ob. 7 1.41 raimima uw-w mc b;k ll-IKUC UHS Bl'ftHon III m? v.u.- li-iinun but nt the urcBcnt wrltlnK. ob-! , , ...l. , BllVe 111,' I1U1- .'11111,1 ,,ti,'l,ll, nil direction will ho up or down. In tuts conneeilon, retio wnav i.. li. OreKOry. the baseball pavlnR-h of IVirtlnnil, has to say: "Tho club needs ,U least two, and it could use three SOiid pllchera. One of them must bo a left-hander. It 1-arry W ooda II j Maya. w ore okay behind the Imt. mo inneio ioi rs somi tlnio. It the old boa ran i liold up, the outfield won t be had. Voitlamt Will imwont a now man-1 aer in apeneer Abbott, late of Oma-!(olvu hn. this season, which niakcs It i.ewhl tolbUl on Woodall. ns the j latter held down this berth lust year. Therefore Woodall wants to hook up ,V,,I, HI11MII.-, youtxg RlMU, wn purchased flVm Oklahoma of he Western league i the recommendfltHin ol Mannscr Ab- bott. Ho will replaee Jiw Pnhnisauo, aatcher old to the Philadelphia Ath letic. Brt iponvlch. nn ta-year old ix -Too tor. irom. unmc vtrouna. W.ish,, will be given a try out in the co toning department. nteherw Needed Pitchers hit wanlKl. Among the ' u n..r nmiin imiK- left holdover ore liamler oil the squad: Kay Keattms. i .pitbull vetomn; Curtis Kullcrton ml John -Junk" Walters, the h.imiy man ot the club, who when not jittchlnK. dlW. such chores as clean-: Ihk the bats, mending the equipment. I and plnylnff all iwetnotvi In the out-j A sccl.il meeting of the Imbler La- flehl and hifleld. Another experl-idle Aid sivlety w-.is held Thursday tnced moundaman Is Andy House, re- sftern.xM at ihe home or Mrs. Anna wtvet from Seattle In a trade uw Pratt with a hir.ro attandance. Re- Joe Casoarella. ; freshments of to- cream and caXo i... r,, i, i nm ! n.vH.r e;,i m lXst w..e n,r. j ber. tjihll. who )otiieil the team late ; WV the Athletic tor l?'J tleliwry: Jc Hw-man. farmHt out to omana last -rar: Wilbur Martin. "Uabe" Alex-; ander. an Ontario, Ore., youth and ' "t 8nith. tiX-Uiuvei-sity ol Ait- , eona player. i Jack Vnton. first Ivenian c- : qulrert frwn Oakland tn a trade f.r t'red Ovtmau. outhtvw hurler, is the only nowocivter to the intieM. Will Kheil will handle second lase-; He is aivutn tor more money at i p-ivsent but is expected tta come to i term, oeorge wetttug i cwnins Kwk to shortstop alter a trial wttiv lt the New York Yankees. ; wnur Nmnir rtAie win ixviv iniin , bn. t)rne Hobcrt?on will fill tu the Krnch aixt Chrl 15te as hod vrs. HowaM 8inm. rrcalUM by t he At lilct to lAt eso, i now lu : U mi proprt y . K u the bet nvtn thry hv hd in right field niv the da cf Billy S;ea, ritu-vtiKvanti.v. rvb. 7 vMht et:CAgwet of Al Saiumoii. hard hittnvt ontfirKier cf the wvrM chain piou rhtUdc'.phia Athletic, to tis iVTvtAV xunn. of JeiixiiKtowru ta been tAcn " by mntuAl cor,- ' 1 1 r.- k i r.s t h t-s an neutio- nvfut -V ni l Kx: Mi . x iie you ::t nwwu's jA'.her. sa;d he ckd so with 'Vrvat re- ktyt " thas he Mr. Kuhn c':x A1 "hVh.' a:v.1 tha w - ruM alj- b mCAJc ? he theu1 i urvlT. u yuh tn potuslA It i :titi-ntvt :or h.ioiie- wvptiox the CCiT CCIititVT.'OIt lVSsJLiT tNTiVt ; p:uy to pvn tr.to a lat cwcuit. FMiLlH I N" HI K ltNtfV l AHl'KK'A NSW V0KX AlAvixn F. Fcrs1:. TftitiWfc ie rtv ciiVT. jrts iv ..oi pv:--s5 fcr ay vX A".cr:c tn ft W.tcr to MV fc rvr-V' tst cr timt.T cw50iw n:ro XU rrrt itjuou , a v--t,-c or rUK.' th.i t-. a1j-i: ms A pi . As'li'S liwiv.vi'ljht wri'sllor, who will inert Bon Mulr, 'Australian Hut umln rivm ot n uro-Hhis nml. Wllil lllll Is all -that Ills iminc InlfroMllnir evoiiinjr l In prospri'l for the nmt fuiLS. " "a . l., i : i LUi Double Header Played Thursday Atlmblerllall llv Mis. Hay WlUnn OHEOON NORMAL SCHOOL, Moll- (Obsorver Correspondent) j mouth, Keb. 7 (Special! Tho Nor 1MHI.KK (Spcclnli Tho bnsKrtbnll I olctbn- squad will leave hero ITiimo Thursday evening' botv.eon ihr Monuay.for L orando to play a tTirls ot lmbler'nnrt Elm'n High schools Jwh-Rame series with tho Eastern resulted In u score of ao-14 In favor 0,'un No"nl quintet on Tuesday 101 kirhi. MI4J Pliippen, of BlRlii. was l.lKh scorer with L4 poims. The i i,.nin .,i.,v.,rt i ,i . ! "T, ' .V. A.:..-..,... I t,..iti,T evcnUig In Wnoo lull b?twoMi the ilniv nnniO rtf .,.,., ivi.n.n v.. .v.i,- tiitv, 1IUUI11 n thriller. The ir.imc i ui clcse and hr.nl foucht all tho wny and tho score was tied, at tho o:d I lot the same 3J-37. During the, ovor- ! i tlm, period came through w(:h. B: , points and Cove 2 making the linal j score 48-39 In favor of linbler. ' The Bee-Hive girls met with Mrs. Klepv! Thursday evenini!. The owning was sp-nt maki;is randy and playin Rames. f ' niu,i. ni. u ni.iu m rt-,, wit)1 -thc ttssUtlltlce of Ma Mr. MeWortor. of the' exi-lo r..., n..-. ,,. ;, ... iFl'IilUV llUiri,lll,T HA ,lt.,MldA, 1$&:X tKVm? Lhcrter' " ""V?; V" i f n 7 1 r. T. . ... " 1 : . "y j ton;r. AU of the apple growers of the district wete prtvi-nt and the me?Uns proet lntercsttie and in structive, chas. CUawr exhibited a twin ircm th moiher Iehcious tree , whtoh is still tirowins in lo-.. He - he tnurowed It from the tree while there on a visit. This Is a very Jaincus Uxh- as U Is tho orlsm ot the fellclous aople and is Inclosed by a hlph Iron fence and constantly under ?'"Z" th ouSh the fence and bcrroivofl .he twit. " ! OREGOX FROSH DEFEATS ROOKS V ( J 0$y TUT ma v x.jsK?J x ium. , ElGKXK. Ore . Ftb. 7 - Orecon frwsh with a ixvif uter rsllv m the ecvn.-t half, defeated Oregon fte rvoka held the ndnt,w" In t!ie lirst half and hxi ll to 7 i the halt" wny mark. MArit "Temp'w. Joe LilUanl and Kin- ti Wilson s!arret lor Uie Irosh. . AfX;:vso.u and KenchttAy played veil i.r uie isuors. Tho frofshs accuracy iu cour.ee tint v.;:h t,ie hoop cat them tiie advant- agv. Tho fourth and final nme of tne scries w.a K.ajTd at CoxvaUi ux,Ay' MARCUS BEATS SALEM BOY IX PJfVTf J 71 C Ci 44-liiiy -" 1 rOKTI ANO O.- . Tvt 7 Joe M IVrtlarM livhtwcht. f.vt-; Tvdriy tv, jfrOem. m the muad J imai CvHit nt th a.xi:;cv.vm. cut-( Tx;e program he: iaat ciiUt Mareirsk . vhiir.c or. of h usual cacw bat- Tis m tar too eHsr;ei3Cfi and cWr tor Twidv K o-j.rvv'! in tre nr.il four ior.o bv a wide ! irariTia- Vv outtaro.r.c r.thts ftured Vh oarrf. Kjr M.ma d Ki j tfi Mood tn ststh, place rtrrr the ivra. Vr'.:!i weitrrwvifi. vnt j v. Oalwa'e affair. rc:r ro-u.i? o jiz .wr-taJc f;?uinc w.th a rral routtd tr.r:r, tv:. bo-s i T.re cc doubt m it.t anud tHt trr-'.c hjrd for Jlr,Wcu:. i sn ooosonal Ky-Mf j.xxi tr a Tocr.nvy Fran. Pvrtiarv.t 4Bd FTedimr ssiperjt2T ?rrre I thir.i -"tA. Var.ooer , riddle- i T Tw":'a fcr c. Joc" iirw, lotht si h.r,t rcMni-. to a ' aw:st sP.ht u s t.rv"ua th cr?; cf iso wtur-Ir All cf hia F;d; F.i..r.. Alxsia scutipaw. coc:-.retrT:rn5. his raatchr ia wot a tecMioa; k saS;oi; ; oter Al , W:Ver cup. aisd sereral !ei fcr. Octx.rd. Oe.-r.ts.n Z:.twv.i m hea ! ?cr'-iR" rr.cxctn:ects. hte the Sku;h rx ti r-- ;oJi.i t.- Ntn:e m tie i -wwrr. crxa at Aujsrusi and the Loc ni rxi'd j d-ca Gclf IthiJtrated. was .n a $rt Ore 11 k.toc'ki out PT OaT ' rure d-ae to ccoper Uyofl in the th;?d rcad xn4 Td Browi ; duru tie rrrced.r: month -.r-od .rar.vr sv:t va M wvsO Bcfcy wrat tc tiv mm frth in tre cunaia raiser. tvrt tac ear; wrnl others X ccu:i i aseat.vt. a-Tx.- the be; o th Aa:- MUr IN HKlTtlN jrwa cvnurorat. ui;oti:ooaT i were tale frctr. w-itter pla. I th.r lONTCN T2ech;rre - ir.- Kcfftoa Sc:th sufTni" trosa too Oregon Normal Team Will Come Here Feb. 10-11 e""fo"'. a"" "" '" 8 ,t0' "'V w"ho' ? ' ,s"ls with the Lowtslon Normal next Prl- uuv and Salurdny Til. tntl itiim with lit Ijt HrAnrip .... ,??..ffli,"'lvJi'-.,f??. Will UU 1119b UI I1U BClltfll ..X......,...;.! !.. . , V ' ,,',',' "6,, momh fTle local team will make lt3 mi'lhil bow In Idaho when It m,rtithe Lowlston Kiuad. and tt Is possible that a return series will be i arnuiCTd between the two schools to I b played m Monmouth. . . tarry Wolfe has a atronir squadlthls ! season vlnnlnR nine out of elaVcn contests Dlaved. ., . r...u..... ., ,.. ! elude' -Marr. Holt, Avers. Edwards, ,...,.,... c., ,...1 ' ! slid Bonnet ' " f . " This Game Of Golf Hy O. . Keeler - v While apologizing to the business man golfer, George Von Elm. follow ing his fine showing in the Agiia e',,,,, joto tournament -- In ! !.i ..ZTl ..... . .JJ. J-i.j . " , w' M', . t. ilavff In a d Vhteh he thrU- ; pu,,ed" '"Vns - a word cf coI , Kt'alioA mS cxtcnded Oold.n Ht n the ,,,,. !,,., k,. ....... , .h . im'smr-i hi. r'iiion ,V ,he battnl ItSnea? tWu- .ii., i" f", Jli?"; '"' y',,.lr' w2 r winVI xi.J. J Willie Mactarlane. ttcldeh. however, still was far be- hind the real leaders of the batting l.st Loo Dtegel, averaging 73 3-5 in 10 rounas: ucne bnuEen. ate raging . 1-3 strode mor in the same number! ct rounds: and Hortcn Smith, aver-! SCilltf 72 1-fi In 1ft rounds llpnrv I Clwl ahead of nil ol tlie&e, vi.h 4.7 la wven rounds, aud Clarence f I Camber, the long walloper from De- j trcit Rt the Mme t,me vas lne 1 Wlth 73 1-3 nr thr round. J OcMens Kwrage wa a level 75.; .btch Is not bad. yet not so good as ' cnc uld expect to pick off the first ; ; mcney v Agu Cvhente. Vou Elm. : ' everajfing 74 7-15, also is not show- hS the class to warrant so capable s : ! ; tiwt th it t a bith CVcldcn and Georce have. I incy. ircn more moncT thus far this . - season than Hcrton Smith, whose avra "is far belter T3 l- tn IS rturxi. But Morton hts not won a sirtcle money tournament thus far ? this w-Ason. where in pas: -ears the : Jopim Pine has been te.rir.? around - the lAr western course, win mas ; itniJnnc second m nearlT ererv bout ia whtoh fce start, i ;hir.k it is fair to surest that' Jcpim Pine i. m the vernacular of j thr cnuoss a bit disappointing. o 1 far this seasm. I think, too. that l! know the reaxi. which profrabrr will : tunny to t 01 jioif m- fanak ! Hcrtou HXe the rrae too much; '"id o'ats uj much cf it. both cock- j ! Ptitviv and Just MnccaHy. Only! i cw ccrrftvtiior. Ctark of Tulsa, has' Pyd mo? rouod o competiti ; etSf thi wtr.tef thun Hortcn. nnd . h far down the hst while Hoc- , ' K" i i:::;orl pvif K-l uaaT 29x4.40 : $4.95: 5.60 5 (J5 1.: 6.65 1' - 605 : 8.55 i a.oo . 1.75 ?9x4.50 ........ 3()x4;50 ... 28x4.75 29x3.00 31x5.25 29x5.50 ....... 32x6.00 11 D Other Sizes Proportionately Low i.fi Mc;j iV'ii Hi -. 1 'it Sold On Our sy Payment Plan Pjuy As You Ride I Hollywood Glamor n (Germany; UJq vie iifiis Ry Wade Werner BERLIN -;p-Germfiny hns no Hol lyToodwot loosti nob in th Ameri can sense. v- i .1 There is no city coneecrnted to tho screen, no movie Mecca luring throngs, no Hollywood boulevnrd paved with shattered dreams of lilm fortune forgotten amid tower lug evidences ct film dreams fan tastically come true. Germans - do not travel from nil parts of their country to trend the sncred ground on which t heir film stars walk. Nor do German young sters flock to tho studios dreaming of an Overnight lift tof fllnvinmo. ;', Nevertheless, pictures are; made' In Germany, nnd thousands of ex- Ex-Cashier Charged With Embezzlement KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. Feb. 6 (JP Charges of embezslsment were filed yesterday against J. G. Nichols, for mer cashier of the ChUoquin Stats bank, and D. B. Stout, former man-, nger of a woolen mills store here. ' charged, with looting the1 bank of: Nichols spread the alarm lnstweek , that Uie'bank had been robbed and , that the robbers had locki htm ia the vault. Investigation revealed dis crepancies in his story and he con.- ; fessed and led officers to the spot Where he had hidden the money. He ; implicated Stout. Both young men were arraigned on the charge yesterday. and counsel for Nichols WTtirrd preliminary hearing for his client who will go directly Into circuit court and plead guilty. , the attorney said, next week. Ths sentence ranges from one to 15 years ct a 5.000 fine, cr both. Stout asked for 24 hours in which to plead. Both youths were nervous and up set as the charce were read. They appsarcd hargard. Delay Reading Of Portland Port Bill , SALEM. Feb. 7 3y agreement i of the Multnomah delegation tn the senate the port of Portland bill, slated for third reading yesterday afternoon, was postponed to Monday. The re.iscn for the postponement was the absence cf several senators who were ewc-used for the Iu:uoon. Reckless Driver Gets Stiff Penalty PORTLAND. Feb. 7 uP- The heavi est poiiAlty on a reckless, drivtns caso tn mouths ras handed jesteroay to Oorce Bewtr of Myrtle Point. H was fined JoO and ordenpd net to dnv in Orecon for su months. ' v Vttr.es sid he was driving be tvneen 50 and Si miles -n hour when he failed to step at a s;cpstrct. stmcS a truck, siidded. icd crashed into a seme sisuon, de.-roithir a !30C fisor.uf Fump iind his cn ca- Prohibition Men Are Xon-Partisan i TTX-A Okla . Feb 7 PrcHIti I xicn acent in tht detnet asi crrdtt I tor belli impartial, ! Kerr's whr: j A few week airo they arrested a jvr rutted Alfred E. Smita on a j J .o ocr chart TettrrdAT ihT bad j Herbert Hwr. alias Bert Hoover. , m )a:l at Pavitusfcj. oa a similar Char Over Night News i rrib;:;lja tia o tea c-iNl-.a t- ; Aapricft pciitr si jrw cs- j Ammca rrpuMx-. tires make permanent customers for us. Come in and fake a'look'at'them. Note their generous sizej'and the wide, deep tread, springy rubbeiw arid take our word for it, there's even more qualify where you can't see it but where it's even' more 'important. Ail Kelly Tires are Guaranteed for Life. ' - iCarr Furniture Co., Inc. Warehouse Distributors for Kelly-Springfield Tires perloncod stage players are glad to act? iu them.f These players, nat urally are most numerous in Ber lin, and the ..studios, with few ex ceptions, cluster . tu and around Berlin. 1 Some pictures are made in Tem pelhci, near the famous airport; some are filmed in Grunewald. a few in StaaKen (also an airport), but probably -most of them in Neu babelsberg. - -uu ;t . . '-So 'for -those who Insist on seeing a "German Hollywood"; the place to go is- Neubabetsbcrg. ' " ' -PlcturM 4' were-: produced Wiere as early . as" 1911. nand" NeubabelBberg, by the way, got Its name long be fore the talkie era made the "babel" part look, intentional. The one babelsborg. and when the players finish ' their work they walk right tirrue summer -residence of Emperor William I. - Schloss : Babelsberg, is natural name for the town. Here the Ura company, owned by the nationalist leader Herr Hugen bcrg. has its principal studios, and the town, near the Potsdam of the Hchenzollerhs. might be made into a striking likeness of Hollywood. There ; are . beautiful trees there, and a big, shady beer-garden Just across from the studios where more than 2O0O' tourists could cling steins with the stars-lf the vourists came and the stars stayed. But tourists do not flock to Neu past th beer-garden and go by BARGAIN DAYS "ARE HERE AGAIN THIS WEEK ' Several Close Outs at 51 Each Next Week Will be 50c Bargains NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP WRESTLING " MONDAY NIGHT - FEB. 9th . Rex Hall -8:00 p.m. bqn mm (Wild) BILL DONOVAN Two Preliminaries ADMISSION 30c ?1.00 ?1.50 LORDIER'S LA GRANDE J CITY DYE WORKS Cleaners of Fancy Gowns Men's Suits Dry or Steam Cleaned Phone Mais 72 10314 Depot Street Don't Idolize Players train or motor to Berlin. Their homes ore here and . there and any where about the city, i -Inside a German film studio, how ever, one can almost imagine Holly wcod is close at hand. The exterior of the big sound stage may look for eign, but inside it looks like Holly wood, sounds like Hollywood and smells like Hollywood. Sometimes even the players are people one has seen before on some Hollywood lot. German picture companies are known to fans by such abbreviated names as Ufa,- Efa, A'afa, Terra and Tobis. "Setae ''are'"J'cdntratttions of 'longer UorpdfKttrtltteS, 'BUtT "feeling off the "big names' of the 'industry ; at a banquet sounds like' a college yell. I ' ; Market Value Of Shares Increases NEW YORK, Fob. 7 VP) The mar ket value ct all shares listed on the New York stack exrhnnen fnfr.ncMt SS.042,078,350 during January to a tctnl of $52,061,956,709 as of Fob. 1 on that date there were 1.303 stock is sues, aggregating 1.298.707,031 shares listed, against 1,308 Issues aggregat ing 1.29i3,794.'l-ao shares Jan. 1. The average market value of. all -listed sharer was 640.09 Feb. 1 against S37.B0 Jan. 1. - - "nvino ...-i 15 v,;"- Sf v.r?iTU , ,ti;ca w ir.-rs'-i 1 ct MrpivsM. wi c tt'i win tst naw ts' t. ...... -
