La Grande evening observer., February 28, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

.t
Page Two
. , : .
- Mm
" ' - fm ' A . Home f
i - I HILL'S '
! A Good I'liu-o to Trmlo js!f
OREGON DEFEATS
RIVALS 29 TO 22
Definitely Places Oregon
State in Third Place
Huskies Trim Itlaho,
IVK !
COKVAI.MH. Ot.. rvl). 'M Ml
Oifnoii inilvoiHliy'x liiiliUnit biwkm
Iwll vilutrt mm from behind to
nUino n liwit lmlf rnlly tn dprput their
bluer rlvnls, OroDou state, at) to aa
hrra Iwil iilnht mm tlptiulMy nliirrtl
OifRoti Maui In UiliM pluco In tlie;
M...-I I...... ,ll,'li:l,lll .if llm l'm-lfl. tMntL I
n.nifmiiu.1.. TlliW Will l Otlllll lllll, III)- '
Mtlon ifiinhlleiw of tho oulwmo of ruwui o uwir ten rmum rciwiu
tho flnnl snm ut BtiHfii toninht. Urp. Whim It , wuh U over. t;om
H Wrt Overtoil areomt victory in nilHatoner John J. J'helim ordered tho
three ttnmcn with tun Suiter. pnw" b " P
" , 1 , , , - m. tl(rt' n iui Inquiry. iU hml kiiiK Kixi ot
Un f, but ftM ;nt povUMt ww m:inmnd h wlr WOtMll mcettug ut
nble to hU the basket eonslatcnlly
And their pnnam wum rKKHi.
i)olp nnd Kberhnvd stArml for tho
WebrooU whtlp Ken l'Kflin wiw tho
Htfltv' bent bet, ununry;
Ornion tm va VV. VV.
voii. f. -k a a
rttlkiun. f. 0 l a
Kuerlumt, it- .v .-
IrOVOtf, h i...,
atovciw, g v
Tutnl
Orrti ettc 2)
HftUnrd. f
l.n man, f.
1Vkus, e. ;
lewis, ft, ......
oraymm, ir
Merilll, g.
.11 7 11
i-V rr, vr.
4 ltcfcrcr, Mmrls; umpire, lMluoo.
IIVKtlN UlilKAT 1UMIO
MOSCOW. Ida., rVb. ail HI Wash-
Inslon tmivewtya Norinern oivwimi
Iwsketbnll cMiterem-o champion., tie-j
' ..
tented Idaho 43 to s here lust nnmv.
i"r"o minute. t the tlmt hall the
VanilaW plnwl tl champion, to a
ta"rtLl t,X the lead lor a moment.
times. WnihliiRton leaitini! nt the;
Unlf. 18 to 111. From that time on;
w.Mitiiiitim 'n in command ot lite
ultinitlon nnd orndltnllv ran un
aulMttantlnl lead.
The ltititkin, wvre without Oie ner-',
..iu ... n., vMi.niii.Ui.il Uieir c-.-iiich. !
...i ...u.i ha, ii ir.i.nc
.,r . .i, .a Li ;
of a smalt son
The final con
nfenince uame ot the '
' uuKt tVwn 1
!M uw'fc"1 W"TO"
urnaon will be
the same teams.
t. S. WINS IIAMK
TAPOMA, b. 2 i,ll In their
final Northwest eontei-ence basketball
game of the reason. CMlee of Vnget
Sound defeated Untlcld college 3d to
33 here last, night. The Winter led
' l to IS aw the halt and were never
acttded.
l-iAi-iiv. lanke wtlilcat center, was
high man of the evening with la tal
lies, while M.tvy. lomcr guaixt, led
UiQ winner with 13.
Buekaroos Beaten
Hy Seattle 7Va?;i:Mtkj;k At'-
k,..A . . a Aa j . IVul -Xounan Brown. CUioft$x
WHATH.K. Wash.. Vh, di t uMeatol VVonk ItatuxUa, Wmnuvc
."The .VUnl ttuckaivos Miov m (0Ui . 1
nvnny coate lnt battle in lMt-( .sah Ki-.wisc ' BaNtllnc, IVvter.
laun j nuifly uijiiu mrj imo ium-
Iril when they camr heit tst nl(tht
and the (Somtle VVimo waive rtt
tHX a a to 0 ueuwy to take lhe Uwd
tn ihe iNic.ttc i,Nht hvkey league.
rvh fwm an $ 1o S wm over lie '
KVliuvw Thursday, the Wuckaiww Rt
lempte! to tit where they had left
but 0M Mvxpod them CvMd iwu-
land mtiust hot at 4.os1te Kemp nt
tho first to nurnue tnt tne sante
net iener w 'n' lat niht ana"
h Kept hi ivl clean.
Former University
Head Dies at Game
ATLANTA. sM iv-Vhe rwite-
mnt of a lvkibnll mp houv
Im hna mi er. 1 he t.1 n eervii j oi
iv. aut 'hiUKtM nt l-v
VixnAXt fatal lai nmlvt to tvunrrl
OHv. 65, fotmer yuvsuVent ot t'.ie
.rjtla nate e;at,'.
Mv OSiw silhwvxt in the muM ol
tte cKe itMitt t o.iNt a tc ni;i
ite after bemjit lakcn to a hiMl,l.
He hmt been ill fisuu htwrt
ment fcr i tune. Alter he
twnowt ttMU tlie nittti'u::n, wv.-e
the vithrtn eomrocn-'e t.vki:ntue.t
i bnyi heUl. xVvVrtai wc-n I tv 5i.
tn att owtmte vu!
While yvscticuiK law tn Aututa
wvevl year kta. m; OIie s.wevv
ntll rte re nd t Y Iio.tws V a i ,
tot me? Vr.itevl S!e sentvtr, m .e
ot hu- tna-K t'tM ven';'Aj .'Xtiit' r.vt
tcr Jitvut;h the r-as.x 1 ce 5ii
xvlwM K.Mr.e t.,v x
a&v.ttM t.We Ctholix- cMv-vh.
Kddic Thomas Wins
From The Wildcat
FVFKKTT Wash Wb ff
Flcite VhOiiav Jc:inc?vif.n iv t -Y-tvM
t btt fiivwi o;,K,e
teared W;Met i":tir Kvereu. txie
iw cA'idtriAte tty ltsr'vict . t
piMVklip Ihsssw m the K-:r,.-.
event :-.c:e r...M in
v-eoowot rvuv.d aite-r tjin; Ute W:hVat
cn Hr rto with K a?m lishiv,
I'hcnxAv utiVHi fcica t',r v'.-'e eou".t
erf. th!- Aw. a sn tKe i:tTh Thorr-.A
ed at! the m-A Car tie. m t
a?Kt 1 tv:vd aa r:ri tvra
Stanley "Cf-nt. a n e o ;s v t r.
kTKXked W- K;rc rv-tb.;irt va
Te third vo,m.v Thi Rerhtel
owr Vd rersK foue tvmuIvIjv Vx
t.Vy teoM;oUy krA-tsevi cut
Itow-ou, tatve jHirw;x i aitev Huist
- beat )bb ltu:.cvr. f.N-ir T-or.wav
aPNt VHitXV t?t')jcAk.v ti ocveU
exit Bua tcVrfNa
M ttU W VhNN
Wtta ik-Jooi. ee-r w the city bAvVci -wU
Imcw oefffvl aA.iitOR Hlsh
tv a h:-e law nichv
- fciAnniy berti iM&ii i i: to tf.
To Investigate
Tut -Petrolic
Fight In N. Y.
liy 1 let lin t W. Uitrker
( AHMK-lutrd IMvhH BjxiitH Writer)
NK.W YflKK. Ki'b. 'M i,Vt Olio Of
u my Hwtm-mr bunion
Mnilhtmi Htniuirt (iniilnn hurt rpn t iIk
Indoor vrnHUii wmi muler litveftttut
llon by llio New Voik uiiUo athletic
comtnlttsloti todny.
The box l n anions cocked a some
wlmt suplclou eye In iho inrden
lrnrt night n Hilly lVlrollo llooreii
hi areh-rivul, Henry Tuttte, other
wise KHttf Tut, three times before
l"K-tll Itllll OUt lit
the, touriu
at. I'uui,
" don't cave to hay anything obout
It now haul C'onunlr-sioner Vhohin.
"l will say that it looked to mo to
bo the Kort of a tinlil thnt deserves
ix lUUo Investigation. Our ncUon
speaks for itself."
Tut al Hospital
Tut himself wnn n lint lent In the
Ihdvellnte hivoutnl where lie was I
taken ntter the bout for observa
tion. Friends vntd lie had suffered
on nltnrk of nppeudicttts nnd tlmt
im ope rut ion mii;ht be necessary.
Fourteen, thousixud uevton. tlie
Ittiyet urtuteh cuiwd of the Benson,
turned, out. to see the bout.
Not to be cnutfht napping twice in
n row, IS'tmlle fouuht enutlousty
1 tlmuMth tho th-st round which wvnt
-tto lut by a wute mutvm. uuv
jl.tmllo beituu to i;nln conllitence In i
the second round. Mlil-y m Uim 1
I tietwilon. Willy landed one tultly heavy .
ww. mi i .Mug mwi w.ih ur
bounced to the ciiiivns ana stayed ,
I., l,l. I.ln.lln t.ninwiwl i .
..". ,
"w Mlnnenpolla uluitser nil over the
"
M res stance. The
'''"'' ' J '
J M chorji. of bo., a. Tu
tho round.
Tho fourth round had Juit opened
'When the blow that possibly l to
' commission's action was delivered
IVlmlle, who had tmuchetl
.r. lniln Into virtual helplenrs i
w Ith hin left luHNkM. started one trom !
iho lli-or that barely cmcrd 1MH.
,!, The Kmt, atwcnt-mmdrdly. !
ivfrhap. at down and took a eount
tlaiiiM him will, one lett atwr an-
: otner aim tinnuy tne Minneapolis ;
, tuotuic went down and stayed tltwe. j
Fnnt UlllvV victorv evened ht :
kwo with lut. M thw vtctortm
en;r. tvtKMte wxthed rm ,
;
Night Fights
O
the AvocUted Vrcs
New York Kddtc Kan. IMlaiul.
. steppod WilW LtKht. St. iMnl ii.
dell. Kockuwd, 111., ktuvkixt out Dick
i.vv. .lackom die. Vis., ,
t'hii-rti-.Y Kitxir cAlitifv Vi.ti(t-
Wichita, Kun, ounwntevt Aiuty IDi-
UMl, 4ei- otk
Wykoff To Try out
This Afternoon
tvVi AOKl.K$. 1V. V1 2S
nnk UvkoiT. wwld o fasit humm
w h, tnt ijmi nyit trn lier-
nNn
iMini:
le;. the southern Califcuma
P iv.ee-t with OccMent! octl-
CVv.ciental is sfxntrd yMs in uAt
ot i;c t:A.-k and field ct;ih. but
lvn Kelui:r,i. Tiyrer .s.nmtei. .vud he
wsuttM t,t iae Wykoti in the
d.t;h on even te:n nsi Meek. t.V
' nul Tterl, alj-o i uns
f-vrat.h in t:ie hurdle fw ;n which
he i-attvt hher thn the l-via
UMtNM M WINN
1UV, ; YWvVVx Keiv fi ..
The record of Billy Toxm-.ci-k1 Van
vuvi. R C, weliervti:M. M.xxt t
1vo ri ,;t-;ratA t.v.av hia
n.Ov ;u :Uii.NjO! bc-'V
So k..-CxtV, o.; kV'boy KcMer ot
A-ha:v,t:-a lit tV MV'b. ivhuhj o: th-:r
tvn ro.ii, lu.iiii evc;;t hi v.ivht.. lr,
h pvexiou. tVHit he w-on a oectvion
ve: 'i'.xi M-iin. turner jv.-.-.io: lth;
we;ihl cha.nvjvon
V::wnA led the rhti:
r v 1 r o H'tvj t e r v r" . ; v. c x cet
the t.:th, hi-h. a dVAft Re,-u-r
wc;-.i Ocwii f,v a i;:-.e count ;r.
.vLxt., c m r . f rn ; bm to;.d oxor
sr.-n w.-h.xu N-t-.c h-t r.nh bit-
-t tlh.tl XtNs
Vb V lv A acre
ot 4 7 to .f SVw Kvh cift.-aed the
A:.,,i ia K.h Nh.vSlci ivt:i t,-..,-,-., ;aj
v.v :- ch.w.ip.wax re;v ut
v ih: -.i.sw NOt.ii K' y.H i
Ht t HH;it li'TOK
h.- ve:r:M The tVtie Huh b-.-c-tbaU
i.,m w t heoe- Ut nish.
This Game
Of Golf
ys'av iNvn
"piCvAPuvi to
p;OKS- .:
t:oa i...v.m ru-i ; (.-., i ,v
ab.'sU ti'Jll 1.V V Vf;
O.Nt ih r
4.. .-, ;
3s a ieo s uj.ve
be .'-(M k kro '
hC :.
1 'W tr..;
purred with otlier turned or eportn.
It bo lui()ponc(l tlmt anothor friend
of mine I clot put rosea nh work
hud be on through AUmitn a few Uuyti
pRiller; n nyui cotuit'cted with one
of tho great golf bull manufnclurera;
a num Who nlninly dotew on HtutlutlrH,
OHpoclulty Ihtwo connected with Kir.
And It no happened thnt I had miule
n tvw notcH whllo talking with thin
you onii man.
Ho I dug up tho notes nnd rend
thom off to my other friend und
when I Kut through hu auld ... on
Koeoud thotiKht, 1 will not net down
whut ho 6iUd. But ho wus surprised.
I wan a Utile amplified, myself.
ft 8oem that 44yer n(;o, In tho
aprliiK f 111117. ono Hobert lorlthnrt,
tin imported Heot, b truck a Klf ball,
nt thnt thuo nuido of nolld uutta
perchn, iutokh tho "nhrep meatlow"
in centrni Park, New York, with n
driver mudo for him eiomo years
curlier by Old Tom Morris himelf.
I hln ts unld to have been the firnt
Kolf boll atriit'k In tho United Hint,
thouuh tho ttavnnnuh Oolf club will
dlhputo that nt ilO paces. Anyway. It
koi l,ockluirt pinched, hut tho Judge
let turn oil wun n reprimand, ue-
churo liioro wan nolhlUK In tho ordi
nance book nboul striking n iiolf ball
nnd tho Jutlwe did not know what a
Kolf ball was, anyway.
Ihl, na I have mild, wus 44 yearn
I1KO.
In November. 1HH7,' still nearly 44
tun iiRo, the at. Andrews Oolf club
of Yonkcrn was formed, with seven
immihoro, Ioeklmrt belnt; tho mord
active, and John Held the- president.
Tho duett were $fi n year,
Hy nmiM, tho nititnbeiKhlp had
Kiowa to 'JO; the dues were $110 a
ear; nnd there were nearly 40 yolf
cUths in the United atuies.
Tho first open championship wns
held at Newport, October 4, lHiift. nnd
was won by Itornce Itinvllua, with 173
strokes for 30 holea.
At this time, baseball, football nnd
tennis all were well nnd widely es
tablished tn this country, Oolf had
Jut started,
Todny. there are ft.oflO no!f cUUw tn
tho United States, with n total capi
tal Investment of more than WftO.
000.000. nnd trom three to four mil
lions) of persons playing It or going
through the motions.
CoH har. more players than all the
other outdoor sporti combined. . . .
This struck my friend somewhere, be
tween wind und water.
Of all the sporting equipment sold
in tho United Stntra last year, 30,
per cent wa golllng equipment,
acmcbody bought 3,600.000 dtvsen
golf balls and 3,300.000 clubs in U'oO.
In a word, every 1.1 minute since
November. 1W7, one or more persons
has started playing flolf, or trying to
piny glf. In the United 8ttos.
Stt'iiu n bit odd It should have
been nt 18-minute Intervals
t ......'I 1...... u h.h.H 1 a.wm.i.IH (
to the seeker niter information for
1!u. cllrloua charm and grip ot thc
pame, but he certamlv was Impress,
n was. loo. The darned came really
..ulsl - 0ver-rinnttiird. or some
uuiii.
;
UNION
PERSONALS
lly t.ourue llutchln.ou
iObscivvr Ooiresivindentl
VSION, Ore. tspivu-.ll Mrs- F.
mdvrell. xf North IVwder, wtis Ms
itini: rrlcndu in VnlvMt Wedneiiday.
o. K. Huichliuon. who has ..pent
rnvml months visiuuk his family in i
Kusnic, stopped In Union Tuesday to
visit h.s mother. Mr. Mary r Hutcii-
inson. Ixit.xre tlrlvlng on to lus ranch
at North IvaMer.
-w' , ""rJ ."V K,, - -
i Vhe miWu of the Vwr d r tvwon: propertr of tuaats.wr;
t4A cci. : Srl:
Huch Bodnier. of La Grande. -a5.ibiiis.
; in Umott renewing old Acquaiuuucs j
xrr. nnd tr. Oeoi-ce Wtmhin wre i
I in l n ion nieiy. .Mr. Winamp
; " " A'
, n;: cimwou? m
the eveninc.
.tudo Dvtby, of Baker, waa m On
ion WiXtneAy in trh Interests of
the Hore and Cuttle Riiisers asscvia-tu-ai.
1 ho Vnion cnnwivial club had
e Uv 1 1 cut of of t ice rs at the rrs i 1 ar
weekly Umcluvtit at the Vnion hotel
WY-dtuv-day. O, T. Hess a re-elected
VMw.is.1env, and Cecil 1 OriggSh, aecre
lary. Insi Henuint. manager of the
West Cvast llephon comjvuty, and
M a re n R vv-jv h ot U U ran de, h ad
lv.nch with the commercial club
W rviiuvd&y nox-n.
Mrs. licile Wiicht l still at Hc4"
likc. but it is reported liwti ie is
nnprotuv: tedity.
A number ot married cv:ples of
the L, l. S. chtirch helved to cele
brate J, W. V;kle "s b;r:iday at Mr.
WiUies new cur.u-- home Kear Hot
ijk,e. A x-ery chiirhtiui svia1 evr
nt'xj; was erooyisi .t which rvrre
ments rre seiwci.
Mrs Cvei Jenstn entertained tJ
Auxuiar)- wwjnf: oinb Wed net-day af
iikviv An en'-"ftle niwiwwii w-as
sjvr.v dis.-4ng Minig m recarvl to
chii xTUre, IViviou rerrvjvh
wnii mv:v reived bv the hostess
Oilbeu K:llma.n. ol Kr!ky$, Idaho,
u xisiur.s in Viuor.. He will remain
for an w.at f.n:te uiv.e.
1MBLER
VEKSONAl.S
iCh.e;ver Corres;xoerA t
1VB1JRS. Or. tpeciaM The
Imbier iih fir is cju into tcr
or. Hst iiht to tiee.,t the W.vl-K-"-a
c;rH on iv- hcne co.rt J-ia
At fcA.f t:o-e W.V.Kma xs aaei
but 1:1 the ftnl hj.J the lTn'.-4er
:ocma-v. :c;ir-.i u-e bvSM and qu:ck
;v -r.t iTtT,- the Vsi t hoid ;t thf
n-t vt Uft i-f Vv-e fevio-.rs
vC'sXvrs saw action x. I;-.be-: Tre
lVi. rwcothj- Krv..ia Vixian N!c
Fa.".. WhiK-r.a vef:i M'-tdc-V.n
C.'.e.-. :-a IVtilv-. .U.-vjcline B-
-x aia.;-.., ir Kihie-.- jKlr-jii'it
m :-;v .rx ajxl Rob--::a Brocfc
Is. the sk'.-jw s-f tre I-.hr
x.Jrtv C,;jhs tt-rr. a cio.
h.-i cM vi:e to ih Vrw. B?ve
hy oi .5i-iT J..hr
a the .'.c-af i '.he fc,f
t-i." Jot vhe ea ;n it vhM TVncc
h;r rvrent, t'nioci'a ot-nier, located
bA.vX'T, ra:-:i a$ hKi wr-i
a w.t?x " a yxv .1 ix v h: it K uwi
W,-Kesriin ci laib.5-. mw aeoorNS
;h si!iV.r7 1 ::cr play
t v-f Huw: Ni, Kt.vv r:.-.-k
-X'-t IVw McKT.-.n.x. Vio FhttV
K..-..C S-.:be-t J-Nur
Ar: ' .VI Wvc i.a c.v-cr.
xT-iny ht:..j ct ih,- VIA
' i I r- cruroh V.."-..r;
s-a -yrefv rrucSt rv,r -' a Jei
' - ;"v - "vi ai ibp Jx-c
' "" c?- :n m ;ar.N- ore- h. '.-ii rc
vir-.our "Oiu?vS t b4Kk c;oor K:'J
:.r.;t.- m-r.-r eviir-ce yv-r Ih
s.-v-o-!s-;.x-ia:ion of --'.he Tv--e?-v s.;r:ot-
t Cv-.T;rr.cr..Ti - ar-..;rtc tar h 2 1
i-V- c.v; Tt.Trc-al x-ye v-ws aocort.S
-rt cv-twu; Jor ace: re lN:r - i
i.ri& ars eivrrboc.y wrred to bf -
00 -a. iiw.r..- tvtit oc hckma.-.i
V .yiii', -.'v.ifcf te-j Ti Ai.V-r- ii.iS
vi.j4.js 40.., ic-.Ci'.cvi. n. Miijw
LA GRANDE EVENING
Sandino, Nicaragua's 'Little Caesar
Will Fight Until Last Marine is Gone
Hy Aletuler H. (leorirc
WAHHINOTON yvt Tho marines
are coining home, but Auguutlno On)
dcron Bandlno. Nicaragua's "Little
Caesar," still rides his wlilto mule as
monarch of mountain fastnesses in
Central America's famous republic.
His black oyca still flash defiance,
and his new machine guns sporadical
ly bent a tattoo of hate for the "for
eign invader."
Ho has fought tho Invader over
sinro Oeneral Moncndo, hta ono-thue
fellow officer, agreed to tho plan of
Col. Henry L. btlmson, now secretary
of state, for disarmament and free
election to bo supervised by the mar
ines. Not until tho Inxt marine has left
Nicaragua!! soil, ay Sand 1 no's emis
saries, will he quit fighting.
uuemia war law for another venr
complete withdrawal of American i
soldiers is scheduled for 1933 If!
tho threat of the nuiu who has called
hlnmeir "the wild beast of tho moun
tain."
What manner of man Is this one
time Nicaragua!! mechanic? Support
ers of his ciuiMi in his own tuid other
cnuntrifH have called him a liberal
was furnished by the Hit and Miss!
orchestrn under tho direction of Wm. i
Wejitenskow. The crotts collected nt '
tho door, consistinK of unvthimr from
pie to peanuts, were auctioned otf
nnd netted the association a hand
some sum. The hall waa filled to
capacity. Prizes were given for the
hardest looking characters. Elmer
Perry won In the boy's division. Dan
Wcstenskow for tho men and Opal
Sktlllngs won tho honors in the
ladles contest.
TUNNEL BILL IS
PASSED AT NIGHT
SESSIOjVOF HOUSE
(Contlnurd trom Pa(;o One)
uallon nnd problems, provoked bv the
mcusure reiiulrmg immellate return )
ot the !H)0.0t0 money collected under I
the limo iiutuiglbtcs tax law which
was divlariHl unconstitutional. The!
,bollif4"iiij?r'x
ot tho case ot the U. S suiwmecS
wns approved by an overhlSn
nuvjorlty.
t v. t
wm. ,nil .V,v- :
With this tux issue through the1
hoiuw. furtherance of the major por-!
tion of the tax program remains with I
the senate. The Intniutlbles tax bill )
for ia:)0 nt an eluht. ner cent rate1
nnd the excise t.v bin which uro-
Vll1. fM ,11. I.wt.u. I.. II. n .
j that revenue plan from five, t eight
'Per cent are on the tcnat calendar
j today. The bill providing for spe -
cirvmui iu me event a rtleren-
dum ts Invoked on the lntAnifiMra
bills Is up for consideration. In the
i hovt.-e.
! The coast hl,;hwv will now bf
known as the Oregoti Ccst htijhvar
rather than the Hooaevrlt. Tlie bill
providlns this change was s'.imod bv
tlovrrnor Julius L. Meier, aloiijr with
seven ejection law chalvres and other
I measure. The house also passed the
;blil piwrldlltc f.v butter grades and
1 MAiHlArris. survey of the calendars
indicate that t-he session will continue
j Into next week.
I Xniro- I cc 1.111 Approprkitinp.
" , PP;'opntia i
Approval ol an appropmtwu ol .
: , . u"v' ' l"c FK
Ff" J" ''"w,,on ."h 'J !to
J? br,' Stt !? L en n.it:cn.l ccvei
tlon lo NvtlAiui tn !s3J. ai:d
lf hill B-V,..-li nw.-i.w f.-- ....
Wem r.ouo Irnduvti-s lien o-u th-
r mo:wT ru, U
dlx-ersion f?r th v.t'r w'rn'!tJiii.
M-.ratioi.nl id fund etb.:shed br th
ivn,au.u- sever&i years ana w:uc
is no longer m pi-r.er&l
The hiUviiccd's lien b:ll proved one
of the mos;- cntrowr:ai of the pa.t
weok m the les.siatarw. The senate
enpaed m an extended debate on the
bill Tuesday and re-referned it. An
even longer debate prtveeded its final
Bailev, Bennett " Burke. rynrr
tunn. Kday. Fisher. Jones. Kwdle.
Grayer, Upton, Wheeler aKd Wood
ward .
Hons? bills prvMbi;:n boat fishing
on the uppr pori:o;- c;" the Des
chutea and the MeKemie nwr were
pajod, and the .sra: killed by in
dei:r.:i jxvipor.enient by Rvnon
house bill to prohibit the reouire-
mcnt that teachers siail disclose '
the:r reUgtous aftihation. A mSJonty ; Coiumbia Broadcasting system; 6.
ii Ui? :nate be'.iexrd that extvdiencv i vccallsts and orchestra; fi;30, Fvenine
and not prejnd;c is liit basis of thV tn Farts; 7. Guy Lombardo; 7 dO. Don
present requirement. AiRato; 8, Jan-.boree; ta band, ar-
KO.VC to .Vid Mate. cfcostra; 13 to 1. dance ciu&ic.
Vndcr a senate cor-irrti.i rosolu- North writ BLmadcastiniE system:
tion adopted by the senate th-f stte 5:50- health, markets, gardens; ft. rau
capitol if to l-e connected by remote sical projraas; 7. playlet: 7:SO. s?Tn
oonirol i'.h KOAC. the ru:." stauon prrcr.v; g. Revw; 8.3ft. ttevis:n:
at Oroco-.t Swte college. It wa sani 8 :&, dancing left; 9. MoatavtUe
that hc-couir:ers. ol The nea- state w-s: 5 wnstliEe match: 10 SO
po.:ce 5jic;n ;11 ntake uo of the
. connection.
A sesfuie coTscun-er.: resoCuuoa on
:tie dewtih of Sarr.uol Kill waa axooteci.
: The resolution :s to be s;cned bv Cov
errivT JaUus L. Me;er. rrea;dut WU
l. M..rfcs vV Ute senate and
Soeaker l.viik J. Uneri of t
hue and .U be presented to the
H:U famiij'. The icsisjature took par
TcuUr CiXcn-aace of Mr. K:U"s dcat-h
:or the rv-ason that he as on h
; ay to Salem to s.ldrcis a joint .cs
soon, of the hcusp senaie when
he became ill.
senator Chres Hall ir.irodJrcect a
V4nt reaolutjoa profoe-ir; a cor.st;tu
uoiisl amendment ;h.:; woti'd re
d'wre scsntccis of the Jecisiat-j.rj' only
evtrj- iour -ers.
1 e;trrtrt tJovemoe rtm p.
A cor.st::uonsi axriencrr.er.: pro
v?c;r :or the elect :oa of a ::eu tenant
coverr.or. who shU h?ve the same
xsai:: resit ;o:-.s as rcvired ior pever
nor. is. proiXc1 in a rr. uttoc
brmxf the n-:ics ot riTative
H W. Cio.i j-kj ifiNrloi''. rriins. The
iev tenant co. errjor rou'J p--w.-de as
r-resicjeM of the seiiaTe but hsre no
rote eTs,-er- Tr: ir
Rfe ws ec;u;T chvxed The lieu-re-nar.t
eorrw.v arv;xvr: vhe
.vTBrvitrecs 0 the rr,: v.-y-t when
orxlfcecJ o:hirw:se hy oa .1 r-m-ber
the scrjirr Th. reo;ut;oii
srvc-e tivat tn W both tbe
ccvr-rrNV r.r.d l;r.;';f-r-L-t v:vMTrr-.-r are
boiX baeat fi'oea tt-t.. cc uxs.be
fv.vore the c'utif 01 th office.
.e xre:ry ci te ?h. a (rot
er-nor It ts pr.wsws tit. t? trrerd
Tteis' be s-isr-c.-ttfed T,- r vcre vV tie
ev-e the twti ceer: rVcix'M
Or-?v r.e-t U- a r.v.irrswK
?o jvv.vp arrrr'c'.iuTe a-ss ftttrao
tv-u".s. te o.:se ijv;."rv: bv av-.
oept.r. an sKivf-rwc co-ttmt? report
tn3 irvv..Ti.'.'tehr tr.Tirs: T h b.;y "Te ;
13 or rrars.
Th" jseaai b.; rwv?c:.r.-e rnee
the tecre-eJec:.rj? o:;.ssi.vt of
rvrii.ac vr-r -ri" f,v ihr
wxr-era o: K.ama'h rner f.-y th,e ' -
rrjLr. -.actyrt of K-vtricsJ powrr was.
bro-uht to th fcousje oa a i.v.-d. re- i
pce - i aao. sr.ve a s?ec,tt.: or.-tet oi"S
lu ki, -.;-. ; a-'-r-VC: i ,l : 4
cvit.
OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
! patriot, tho "Oeorye Washington of
Hl brother, who was In this court
try when Augustlno was waging his
fiercest campolgu against the marines,
0,1,11 o, van. uuuiuai- , Sfl.,lrfInv
ELn,S,rC!"y "rVKBlU,g .fr Ul i Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cllne and two
? n Ws countrymen." I boys have moved Into Hllgord from
Maj. Oen Lejcuno. former com- , homo t Mt Em c Mr
mnnt unt of the marine corps, said . clln0 cxp(K.ts to worlt on the sec-
Sandliio was a "small-time Caesar ! tlon
who would rat hor be a big frog lu a! Burt Aolo waa m from nls fBrm
little puddle n northwest Nicaragua Friday and reports It being like
than a law-abiding citizen la Mann- spring nt his place.
Svm-" , Mr. Poster has been ill for a few
. It was siild ho fought with Poncho I days with something resembling flu.
Villa In Mexico, but. his supporters : Mr. and Mrs. Stevo Beacham and
denied this. He has been described : his son-ln-lnw, Frank Bennett are
ns u combination of Trotzky. Bitting ! caring for him.
Bull and Agulualdo. a courageous J Snm Fcrgusron is home from
nnd capable leader In guerilla war- Meacham where he has been work
furc. I ing in the woods for the last month.
Ho Is 37 yenre old. five feet five 1 Mrs- Gur Thornbue and daughter.
Inches tall, with black hair and "eyes ' ?!a- lthMr8, Sanforcl nn daughter,
of liquid black., quick and intense." ! s;n rtPi"3r"Hnvre Bn0PPln8 111
H!a drew uniform is usually ot dark i La 0rlnaB Thursday,
brown, black puttees Immaculately ' Marry Thornbue spent the week
pollnhcd. a red and black silk hand- ' cml wlth Everett Michael who lives
kerchief knotted about his throat I out uear G'ov section house,
and a Texas sombrero nulled low I Mls- ude Bartmess went to
over his prominent forehead
Radio Programs
1 i ' i i i i
Sl'MlAV rttOtilt.VMS
National Broadcasting Co.: fl. Vnga-
bends; 6:15.
orcnestra. baritone.
plnno: 7. orchestra; 7:45. Sunday nt
Setn Porkv.i.- 8:15. vocalists nnd or-
cncsira; :30. piano; 9, vocalists uud
orchestrn; 0:80. vocallsu and ensem
ble: 0:45. reader's guide; 10:13. organ;
11 to 12, Vagabonds.
Columbia Broadcasting system: 0,
Arabesque; 6:30. Detroit symphony;
V. orchestra; 7:30, soloists and orches
trn; 8. dauco party; 8:30. Forgct-Me-Nots;
0. Chronicles; 9:30. orchestra;
11 to la, organ.
Northwest Broadrnsrinr .tv&i.em r fi
mixed quartet: 7. Hometowners or-
rhestra: 8. grand orchestra; 9. band;
10. Ivric trloi 11 to 12. Midnight
Sereuader.
Suokaue
m
"" vesper.: a. Catholic hour;
.,r" "cl$lcs; "'
music: 6:15. NBC; 7:15. orchestra and
RlnRers; 7:43. Hawaiian Rainbows; 8.
Episcopal cathedral; 9. NBC programs.
.
, , SK1 ','e
KJR l9,0: ' 10 la NBS Programs,
.,., n1"01 . .
K1 7b0): orchestra; 10:30.
i " a'Kithon; l'i to 1, organ.
Purlin,..!
KEX (1180): 8, Damskt's orchestra;
! 9. classical concert: B:30. band; 10,
i Beach Comber: 10:30. lyric trio: 11
to la. MUtnlght serenaaer.
Oakland
KLX (ctSOl: 5:33 to 6. organ.
KGO (790): 6 to 12, NBC progrAms.
Sail Kranelseo
K.PC (680): 6:15. NBC: 7:15. bari
tone; 7:30, orchesua: a American
Poets: 8:15. NBC; 8:30. orchestra; 9.
string qvisrtet: 10 to 11, orchestra
and tenor.
KF5C (610: 6 to 13. CBS programs.
Los Angeles
KTiX (1050 c 6. records; 6:30, Dr.
ftel: 7. organ; 7:S0, 'rai(;lers; 8.
rrcsbvtcrian church: 9. violin nnd
piano; 10:30 to U,. theatre,, prograra-
KFI (tMOT 6:15. NBC; 7:15. Mcilly
nnd Mt:e, Mcrenttne duo. Three Co
Es: S, baritone; 8:30, violin: 9, NBC:
3 30. concert auier; 10, orchestra;
11 io 12. NBC.
KHJ (900 : 6. Rabbi Magoin; 6:30.
CSS programs; 7:30. string choir; 8,
CBS; 8:30. Chirlie Hamp; 8:45, For-st-M-Xota:
9. Chronicles; 9:30. cr
rhftra; 10, news, orchestra: 11 to
12. urgan.
lenver
KOA (830): 6:15. NBC; 7:15. net-
: werk procnun:
45. NBC programs;
8:30. Soiitairt Cowboys; i. JBC pro-j
grarrs; 10. tenor; 10:14, organ.
ytt Ke City
Kitt. uiMi: fi is. KBt?- 715. Pres-
b iiriar. church; 7 :45. Monsignor
Hunt; 8:15. NBC: S L- D. S. serv
ices. 9. NBC: 9:30, musical program:
lt orpan. 11 to 12. informal studio
ilroS-A:n
MONUAV rKOiiRAMS
Xational Broadcasting Co.: 6. or
chestra: 6:30. quartet and orchestra;
V. crvhestra: 7:U, Smptre Builders: 8.
Amos artd Andy; 8:1&, tyiKpoonists;
10. musical echoes. 10 id, Yr
Frien- Scotty; 1:45. ceilo; 11 to 12.
dance onhestra
Bits of Karmecy; 11. orve.a. 12 to 3.
KetvUcrs.
Spknne
KHQ: 7. Tcwrt Crier, nfws, S;art o'
Dav; &. Happy T.rr.e; 1?. Lumberjacks,
music; 10. talks; 10:30, Woman's
MiCSKCf: 11:20., ta'fc. encsn.; 12. ta'its.
music
1:1. ed t,Uk; 1 k.co2 cf
stud:o parRde. 3. light opera;
3.?0- crcbetra, K:il Biiues; 4. servic? '
hc-ur; 5. Ilea 's Business muwc; 6. ;
prvvms; 9 Ml d.;o. p.:aao; 10.
bridee game; 10.30, recccds; 11 ro 22.
dance music.
"VeattV
5 30 to S. i3S proframa.
Tacvwaa
i. Jamboree; 10-. caoiirie
KV1:
sews, s
:dK procram: iv sa, vu
11 ?0 k li orchestra
INrt taiMi
XSy: orchestra
ftTS. leetCamre;
S .'C dancnc ftvt, lord Banque;
NBS.: 13. rhie Wizard.- crpan; 12
"O 1 ?C RfceUers
KLX; 6. concert duo, 7.. r.e ws. 7 SO.
Claris arsd AI!-en. ptasos . Happy
Hayseed k; 5 SiX Thrtre cf Air: S
rhool pr.-craa;; 9 HH, Wiil B.. HiTi:
li 11, dance teroram.
KGO. to li NFC programs,
sm KrmsM-tco
KFV : f. orc-an. Ceci asd Saily:
S.S,"!. vueief Arocs. Hf nry Starr. T, cr-
rr;etra : s. 5yrK7-horiJS. s, n.uc .
? 3C. Kavseec orchjesira; 1?L tajMr
K53C. C to 1. CBS rrrosrsms. 1
Aavree- 1
KT7- 6. bA.:.irae. 6 K3C; 7 5. f
sccw;ir,i.; S.. yv-z..rhcr.:s r. NBC 1!
9 ML r-17 Ssr.rerct"; 14. cccisrra. 1
11 o ,3L NBC ;
KH.T Cr-S: 3. BomjftJ X 1
CBS: 1 C. ara-'ik cocsessra., 15 L '
orpjka
KNX : . orgasm 6 Scncadara: i
T- 's.taTtabe d Aretw. lor Bar-
'Vhar
7 .V. CBS . piao t-in? ft 50. t
M.rrr, ft. v-wtea chw 9 Xi
F?rr Ptiaes tXzrKai.
o 12. Drpar
s't lake CK
KSi: , NBC, t. concert:
l.v oev-ri Boa. riex-.rsn-
W V-N A-frrrTij-i ie. v.
rc Li. orcto,.
a.
5.
HILGARD
PERSOA'ALS
II v Verna Weijner
HILGARD. Ore, (Special) Mr. and
- n a m ? 60n i "? '
; ' ' b neir
"?JL .;u.L u
Mrs. Gettlngs. of Elgin. Mrs. Bart
: mess will visit her mother and fath
er while Mrs. Gettlngs went to be
present at tho celebration, of the
golden wedding anniversary of her
; parents. They expect to be gono
t uoout io days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rees entertained
I nt a birthday dinner In honor of Mr.
1 IQ uiu.uur, ui i,uvb, uu ouiiuuy.
A surprise party was ctven in honor
of Wltmerth WeUner Saturday eve
ning. Those present were Vera Bed
die, Athela nud Mildred Thompson.
Linevo Sal Sell, Verna and WUmcrth
Welmor, Mr. and Mrs. John Price. Ray
Hendrickson, Paul Burk. Melvin Cor
bine, Burt Burke. Max Stark, Orvlll
Buum. John Bopmbrue. liex Brown,
Vernou Wilson hud Stowell Weimer. i
and the host and hostess. Games and
stunts were the entertainment for
tho cvenlu, after which refreshments
were served.
Little Nellie Thornbue ts absent
from school this -week being ill of
mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poll is spent the
weekend tn La Grande, returning
heme Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haskins came
home Tuesday after an extended visit
with relatives In Idaho, and with
Mr. Haskins parents in Eagle valley.
Government meteorologists in Port
land. Ore., estimate the city lost the
equivalent of a year's rainfall in the
last 38 mouths.
Sport Slants
Uv Alan J. Gould
(Associated Press Sports Editor)
Putting matchmakers on the grill
In New York seems to have been Just
what the doctor ordered for the fight
game.
Just as business ts showing an up
swing:, smiles are breaking out here
and there lu Wall Street, and the
muIti-mlllloJiotres are really getting
some idea as to where their next
Rolls is coming from, so are finances
In the fight circles becoming more
stable.
There was a time tor awhile when
the boxing palace Tex Rickard built
cculd not lure more than 6.000 cus-
oi imeresi was ascribed o ire dum?
neso depression and lack of good
fichters.
But other fight centers weren't (
doing so poorly. There seemed to be
pretty good boys wsrrinj? in foreign
parts. So the New York critics started
delving into the components of the
cards that were failing so miserably
to attract customers at Madison
Square Garden.
As a result the boys jumped in a
body with unshielded spikes on the
por;ly form cf Tom McArdle, the
j Garden matchmaker." There were
(squawks and protest, but there were
a!o results. The cards became better.
- seme of the inroads ol wrestling were
i halt .vt anH ftit!iv t-& f5srHfi lw.in
to draw ahno&t as many fans for the
professional shows as turned out to
see the amateur mitt alingecs quarrel.
For two straight weeks now the
Fnday night attendance has run over
10.000. Tommy Loughran and Max
Baer did it and Len Harvey turned
the same tnck with Vmce Dundee:
The talk of depression m bos.ing is
fsdir.. The 600 millionaires are be-
i r., " 1 . ' "H"
1 "V"t lT
j7 a share. It sells now around $o.
Major Philip Fltrrxing, as pleasant,
friendly and capable a man as ever
i directed the athletic destinies of a
macr school of learning, is leaving
the military academy at West Point
soon fo ecu re serricf. There was
q-Jiie a party for him but the genera
ieave takirc xtas Ene too fcirarious.
Ta nea-spaper boys wire asked
not to write s tori as about the de
parture c a nan who had done so
much Icj Army athletjcs. There was
a refreslurii: atmosphere of modesty
and intimacy to the leax-e taking.
They wan-.ed do cannons fired.
It was m marked contrast to the
"reave takinc of another fsnrous ath-
Uctjc ficure from West Pcint Red
- CirJe. Traere were many stories then. ,
And It was so different from the near
amvsi of another personace on thr
crtm campus abov Uie Hudson, a
young man named Goff wha used to
p4ay f-abback for Rhoiie Island Stat?
aniTersry.
IT est be basebSLil weatlHrr dewn
j :n Flmza bat rt's sr:ll football ta-k-
tise elsewhere, as wrrrjess the
1 fDacwms conmbtitron freer; Allen
i STewart. spirts editor c the Tucson.
p: 2V'Vl".-. .
t ymr corumn conremicg the firs; use
j cf the "hjcif n hair tnck prompted
; rre to dii-e ir.TO The Ue and unearth
j tie lertw whrch I used m the column
1 2 erjopr
t The letter, frora Sam Kacsfield to
i Stewart, written years accv be-
tore th;s column berame interested
in the srabect. takes the credit fretn
Pop Warner tof or-.cirjiur.g "bid-
Aea bill" piay. The tnck. of ccairse.
j rcrssisred c a kITbct stMtiir.g the
t focKbaa up ttrtoer rits swearer and
tiwe rur.r.irrc for a toartccMm a hU
c?srdinj toara tried 10 decide
t?S CSrr-cM Trsrt .
1SC9 CtT.- Trjrt .
it
Mr. Mansfield, evidently on old
tuner as football years go. described
in his letter a game played in Phoe
nix. In J89D. between Pop Warners
Carlisle Indians and the Phoenix In
dian school. Carlisle won 110 to 5.
But let Mr. Mansfield continue:
"it remained, however, for the
rKiv Tnrimns in that memorable
rule, the game
h ehanecd inasmuch as it was
in that game that a Phoenix Indian
ran with the ball concealed under
his Jersey lor the only ccore of the
Phoenix braves, iiiu. .. 2
by Warner the following year against
Harvard, and is attributed to him by
eastern football followers but he
learned. It In Phoenix."
Before the shooting starts let us
hasten to set down our opinion that
Mr Mansfield must have got his
mivnri un. and that If anyone
used the "hidden ball" trick that day
It was the Carlisle team.
Tho argument starts four years
further back than the Phoenix-Car- 1
lisle game. Documents in our pos
session appear to show that Warner
first used it while coaching Cornell,
In 1897. In a game between tho Big '
Red team and Penn State. The nega- I
BETTER MERCHANDISE
Always at Lower Prices
ONE LOT SWEATERS, AGE 4 TO 10
79c
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Visit Our Lending Library
Latest Copyright Books
Rented at 3c a Day
"LIMESTONE TREE" Joseph Hei'gesheimer
"THE SHANGHAI GESTURE" John Colton
"SPEAKING OF WOMEN" Vance
"GRAND HQTEL" Vicki Baum
"DANCE NIGHT" Dawn Powell
"STRANGE DEATH OF PRESIDENT HARDING"
Tlie President's Daughter Nan. Briteen
"LITTLE AMERICA" Comm. Byrd
Orders Taken for Any Published Book
LA GRANDE BOOK and
STATIONERY CO.
, 111-1 Adams Ave. .
Agency
General Electric Mazda Lamps
All Sizes
W. H. B0HNENKAAIP CO.
Have You a Head Cold?
Try a Bottle of
NYAL
.4. new and quick relief for Colds or
Catarrh Positively Guaranteed
50c per bottle
Red Cross Dm? Store
a aaaaamaaa a a & .
""v.,,,.,..,
J
Safeguard Your Investment
With Good Plumbing
hri , E-j:
f , r00'" ,s an important addition lo the
Ur. n"u Make s,lre of 8 plumbing
ask u.s foi estimates on mtxiora. rfpt.nHht nhimb-
tng.
I FRED SPAETH
rkw. m PhJmbi"ff & Heating
.......
SaturdjLyJbni,193X
tlve side to that argument la uphold
by Beveral southerners who credit the
play to the Auburn team and give the
year as the fall ol 1895 and the da
as the game with Vanderbllt. J
Pop himself, in a letter to this
column recently, said he thought he
was the originator of the trick and
that the Auburn play was to have
the team form in a huddle, a man
fall on the ball as though he were
hurt, and then when the play went
on, get up and run,
Perhaps the whole matter would
best be settled by putting up a sign
such as one of my scouts reported he
saw In a South American cafe a few
years ago: "prohibido discuslon fut.
bal et politico." They take both
seriously down there, itseems.
U. S. L. Batteries
Sold on Insured Life
We buy or trade for
your old battery
BURGESS BATTERY
& ELECTRIC STATION
Opposite La Grande Grocery
!
6