La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 19, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrage Two BUY BETTER s GIFTS For Less Money 1:: J.. . !-v 1 at the 'Quit Business s Sale ; - Of La Grandees Two Finest Stores f CONNER'S Department Store WfpuTiiAisrs I s Ready-to-Wear Store NEW GOLF BALL WINNING FAVOR rial, in Pasadena Open I Tournament Brings Expert Opinion. j ' Ur rani eiramermaii H-Vsnctated Press Spans Writer! .PASAdkna. cal. ixc is av-The .tSry of colling gentry swl.iif Pa MiX3 prm money la tie aa iUZal -open." touraamcut iere has turaied in verdict la favor of tie tsr ball IA.U dlue;er and At Uu same session, however, these w vows for tie lAM -balkxra whici ws a", otic absolved of fctc.t enrw la tie alleged lieft of many player- coJd cjne dunac tie aast .yoar. The ssialier prlicu cf epre.viocsi ttttt Biki coodeotaed repr.ev front deaii srmesve Jiost of tie eouniij-s ranting pro- j ffasj-e-nal and aimleurs wio tiwl tlws XAi) its nm toumaroeait test; of xr&l mTiKtw uncSmt.AS of n cvao? kmcv tiua ""iaiDooa" b&Tl t 1&1 ccvs'.a. out revues it U int. .ji i.irn, Kisa. jitT.r F2 r.WeW tve w Xo oa,!?.. b? 'f.?" w , . . - " u to -jrap ... - : V ... 0 . -1 ... . . tKM , rj.. . TCcs--;tJ km pr.vjts of wkh trsejjjfi ootw ie-e fslciera waii:! -tlcvvi taa,- So EM Witty O .Jua earned ran awcj of K: Srcv&ifa pro. aS Uie veteran XCac-JtsrufS at JCJ bauers aai wke4. VX-euM Siattn of Jiw To:. - oy i. Walter Baci. Detroit, Osaaiua MMey x Seetsatiaa cceo toar.iQ assd a veteran oasa- il.vatr . a tie youac. sititii?aw . avecace f-.Vl'rc v-.U fet raore dmikiot-1 cas tavra. lApetti tiive OpUtluwa 'As I M it Saucied ti Kan: 1 stow a J. farj&er ket I cxTt tiiai . to sy aecree.-' , i .V Etiroi tie tr.-i-si ar-jM j . . , mja:WlSS to Tiar iTi fjeia MiCiiaKV mure " tcssjw sc;iia i-rder for tae I ttiX ct w-J3 ccuvcaase by Seiac sP5"-.' OoAare VVa ' Ka Los Arioeirs. ai--.. sk ib,i.i..&i mmk Uie ccjj &nc3 beraeeo tie M J CSiafOia axid tiie j'jeat-lxiiiac j'.vaas a.ra tse Sitxj ctreaascos ts tie c, HiU iv-i."oava--ier. ryuHMtr tuj is iaaec to pea tato tie H.-irtos Sntiiit 3e of tie creaseu - c." to-ructi v-.en. foroej V.V.-1M4 v&e jvf euar cc;sjoa tin -it . ci2 yea ry. vxs a stay, tts; r, Aast . vvmm uVoa ktaJi wtas o-nasraaiied ftvsaij tAwhiaHd yress fsvets S US firit jtasi va-Jj of lie yj- Tie JasUaialos c-tw- fiiiSe j J.V).Hy ct tie eiasat. .' tiartcw aa lie focaSaa cc.-r.f 1 - 'rf tre fiiajtc w.'sdaat know I ptCKoati at tie ra-wm.iy of w-m- j tis t4:-.siccic. tisijtss Sir was toii i .Kaa. ccvaci to aaana tie o)4 cias! aa lijii c.-xw for a . p.-vfet- tiat tie Saccwr s-i-si a ooe o! titj f?1? " . cra.-e.-a.-vtt- ta tie ooaasryS . .tw - , -va is? sfcsjjv" vis ; ShiSSUsWiaI. "----if irnia TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22 EAGLES HALL 8 P. M. The Big Match of the Yexir COUNT HARKOVOSKY vs. HOWARD CANTONWINE rreUminaries inelude Frank McCrrol! Cliff White. Butcher. Kav&r.surh and others. Admission 5$c - $1.00 and $IM til l.D.VHI., MAMiKlM IN LEAK' PASADENA, CuI.. Dec, 111 ofi The phalanx of hajx'tul advanced on the cache of gold t tie end of the Pasa.- dent opcu' golf tournament mil to-' day. leaving in their wane tnose dos ens of aspirants who (trained val iantly but fruitlessly to get a second-da; try t the prises. Many a. few prominent v-were these who failed to get under the qualifymt; wtre yesterday, uid the play iu punctuated by the splen did performances of a brace of ycunasters who aald a figurative "here a now" to tneir mono experi enced opponents. . Steadily, calmly. Ralph Quldahl, of Druvut. and Ray XLansrum. of hot Altaic who. Incidentally. once hailed from TViaa. both of then wvnt Cirtyjiih Uie 18 quallfyuig holes to I inlsh tn a dead heat at US. two full strokes under par for the ra titer dlftlcult tars-yard course, , ..- tour .score -30 1 A quartet wlta TO followed on the heels of the two leias taaghorns In the qualtfyluK round and knotted ; uone-too-tentatlirely ob lh oasU j box as tfcetr lultlai seftures. They were Geocxe Voa Kim. tne las An- eles business man golfer and run-uer-up for the 1S1 opea UU who went out In 33 ud cajue borne In St; WllUe CKvtn. Saffi Fmseisco. i with Ute lowt .nine-card of the j day. a Kl: the veteran XfacOonaldJ ....... I. vut, . inrf I .-1- ! KlUU ... , i Ouu. Oiendale. Cal- amateur. Satlth I and Oalna believed in uniformity and posted 5.."S for eaca ntue. i Of the ISO suiters, only alortl , Dutra. Long Beach. Cal, Wifty Cojl j of Brooklyn wlla (tliOO la cold ; from the Ssn Francisco uxirrraeitt . vehniic his paefctu? Al Clnuner-1 atan. Fortlaiui, and Joe Exar. St. ; Louis, initiated to keep up with par. TVmV UlltMA Who hdbds tlta title experienced some diflKuity la quail-! fvine with a TT. well down t list-' The lit of Detroit avidently spent hunselt oa aa extroardiaary i round of 6i dsy before yeateraay. ; and the quainxin circuit of Uve ; saw Hu-x renenuslv add eight strokes to his record for a to ue wti tea others, iadudias , aiine oue. Mrceawscn. vn. j national open champion. McGraw Counts On Recruits To w-v t . Pep Up Giants ' 'idcucie wtacbaci fmaaoa. This Is another of a series; uja rear was tie season of Use Br C4ke t AltHM !Aoci:rJ Prya Shorts Tr.lr Judcea of basecudl talent, tvas delved , into tie fcs aaia al come up wv Jt -as Aany V(a nwd up',, M.vey. Sara Ol&soa and Levud w v. to wi ii csc aid ok Biep.'t. date last seasoa. JC1 l3 was w ewa otM of tn $a i3W aeocoi 5iot for tie c- c" - "m,K1 - id frjca todaajwa. " i. - .. aai 3s i4otus. ItCciv i-1 v--- 5 fejaoo aai Uxvaty Kud cet a; Stta e"1 uiI wiKi sa.-Jaie. F9M r-.tssaaaaoas. StiU i-tec, Cs--5 . Ktiei riunwi. xr-.i-'n. jr . j Snnrf StlTlf T) (TVK, fXVKUU JUfLi.fc.KK Hurt saw Iwq ci,waT :i &ttctK& IJr-iWt Ul4V VMsT. SIS HERE'S GREEN WAVE THAT WILL SURGE AGAINST TROY ? ,j 'I aSetill. The mistily Tro nt nwrfhh.s thmnh t.rorsla to the tempo of 6(M for vtrtorr I tut plard hrm high in natkttul standi as. - llonvvtT, $.alhCTti Ca It fort. fa. hAs ,to bett ToUne c;t rasadriui Ross lknl New Yrars to rail It oson. and thu ar TuUnc Is uiule (ratnt. ilnrS the ftr-n Mrins of JTutaur. Lft to rtgtii. tJ.-5 are: . , v John Richards, who coaclsed the Badcers tn 1911 and frcrc 1917 toj israa. inclusive, enjejed the ktogest : san of any. BtU Oourau. who pro- j aUced tie last Wisconsin ciamploa- j ship in 19:3. stAivd only for three j slKcecdn. seasons. ; o if Wisconsin -hss not been a j graveyard. It, has at least not been A bed of rosss. Alumni have been j .. ... r.V.ln nnn,vf rMh I bm succeeduic cnasfe has ! (sjled to produce tie "desired results. J Tae -Troiw- quldUy set urvvt : oienn TSastletiwatte. who went to ; Wisconsin alter gu""S Northwest- i ,TO frorn tie bottocn to tie top of ' r t. i . nh llJn, ta his first yw. 1SBS, Gloomy i .i.rui; lawr u m.v w ain tie eonfetesioe UUe. The loiiow-ns year tie team won : it only coafereie victory over Cal-; ; ; caso. aad was dropped to tenth post-. uoa a tie final ssaadms. ThatJe- r ccumpaa ass ot. easier sim ? lit of w oiis na t rrtMl r.VettritMt WTMlPVi im Vi32t team awcaoers expressed faili in caaon "-eree x.vtrjova tietr ccaci aixi ssM tiat If be was.1 i?5- Ts xa w tonicied off r. e P-" f j The Kail Call . .; . .rT. .""rrr. SSiHi T)e4 Meaize SYaSei. i SAf'l -liei wtard iHarrar4i. 'i litjO Crawford nYa. SiSCJ Part. R. rjaTis iPitooeioai. : let4ili H. X Stjiiaer tSanrdti-J liB-f-lKU Pl K Tl.C PrOMOCH. ! : t -: Art Crta. tWswoos.nl i&fr 3--.;l Kiac "PitjaoMccai j IS-TMi Or. S-a ,Srra- it5M(,, HOf-Ho-J. A. Berry Ercwi. j,., j, jaaeaa ,Wi.- l:f P. VW,.ir,poa iKtrrard. lilT J. R. Rjriris tWJcceaicnl. : ' a2 C--t Loiaa iWisroastnt. Bsriartas WTacoci- tWtSJ! Oeccce iUtJie iiOCao - . leyarv icMKol aii3K airector. '4Saik3ai. CexaleVt Rsaa DisraeS I: is JoJ of Lieii jaiat art .. . ... X .... a"': A"? i- : P'-0 5 '' say-; I'OWi ifll'J H3i e.wei r3nute j : ""i JtC Vetrats TiroaxV lie BiittJ 1- .j v-n, - 30. s-e-tl S-Ta'mpfe 5 , !' ai' ,-. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. .,'1 fti King Lrevinsky hips Loughran In Dope Upset' By Hitch rullcrtoR Jr. 1 Associated Press Sports Writer) i NEW TOP. Dec. 19 fl To King! tuT. wild puncluag young- wr Chicago, goes the credit --"-"5 tie biscest upset of lie !iw Tort latioor hov-ig season, Ta eangrtlfit ripped into cato Tcenmy Louchran last night, floored hun four tines with his rotigh a4 j tumble attacat ar-d gave. Uee Phila- delpila styitst his first, defeat in IS 'ZTTrC .T . -T .T" aiatiches inoe he was knocked out rTi,. cismaicci. Ltti-siJ. cito&ed r.;-. faarrh- conteijeers. pijsjy Louchran tad defeated ta cilia0. T-av.r ! e?r Ssauy hai s c!ua Us. aifht sKer hepped mto oae of lennskys Scads; hxypci; ruiiis Juii befscv tif tz.l ctf si Sins rouad. Is ta tlurd Locr lccr to ci . dccCi of Re Arthur iXyor: , 5"? 'Jf3 ro T'!'.lM!.a. tf t3w e, Li,ri C-"np tw TCJrce Finalists for B t , : - -..e- - - I J U ' : ItM AstxdRk. ivtmui iHt Wa3rr mu.sj-iix3 jkmHetu- t&tssvur. 3u33dtl Sacwtk a. IVU i avctrSi J SnaK t!te- jXTHe- ia 13 it J-fMi &hhv dtk.tnc luJK )f4rWv lavr Jur??'- kml. Branch From Rickey Tree Mayi ycej cSiat ks?w &ct worre Iwc Braici Rkiry!? :V5aji yoa'vte avrvvff brarj tiat a . 3M pvsiSeoA xni cicsjness 8na3&&$r veeii ciumiTorOi Lceq A?ii Sie- vit c,i,u--?s.-ie JloiiSCS ciaj a scat, E-raKat. Ji-. -it iCi-trnr cot ir isn 5.1-iK ri'eoc 5as faAttr sijerc crmt Braici.. rrre rCajfta orii cm the tmftaxtvs 3r-a,rt t Oho csurti'iA r3 ?aac stM-srib. f.t itt SSt it rstctl these ses ani iainr coached Ste Jrjini. t. ft v -t - nr - 1 - t-inctneiu Cant. Ia!nmpif. .n-.imrvcA end; I ptoa. tjckl; Sca Hdo. Atl-Southern jkiarO: l.oJncaes. crntrr; MrTormick, iurd; Bank Man. t.w:l.tr: I1atv. itl. iivktw-W. ravjw. hallburk; Felt. AII- ; to tie coiiectirta of vehicles of trans-r.!t.iod.-eza:r.s ; rt tt Ihe SIthjoaiM instiintion. rbbdoJenarons are otosf Kor scia: rwisca no cae ever wwe namerces ia eaKcra Asta. there are seven species iidlaeus te Aaterkta. Aa:n; the AtcerScatB species the great laurei Is lite lorj est- It is in-J'?HKs frvi- Nva SWU to ilksiipsa, act! s-alhward In the rcocniaics to Gon'a. Tie t?ecies R. aattee, which has liisc.parie flotrers. U cina in Te moaniaics fros: :r -.r, Jl to CS r t Sf taI1- NtwC:1; :a tie rx-rth it 5s ex- . wf ia Ik- saa- ,r it:: r..i r tJie wia- , . U-vea Credit The wri v' lr:aet. the crie- S. F. Open Title M r j v; .'.:-w;:--v'- - A . . - - .'gi..it .,f AT ROSE BOWL Bady Carriage m Metenm Tie t ..Jit carriage has been placed '-'cttjut oe inc:ui;:ag a peramoaiaior D:ita of "a. bonsfct in 1SS. i to Ute instiialioa. The . f-rfti?e differs from oar modern "ir-Kneeieti peraaiaaator. it looks lis Kh-atcre ore-bcrse sJay. has ,wt ,r!s!-; ad L5 pa!lcd by a loa; e.-?alr iicv-haaics Mafa- -ne- Sbippint Lnxarr ; Swirjtziiris c''4s trere first In- iii.ed ia to tlr German ocb Gaers. te Izoenaior. iie Vaiertaod cd tte Binix-, Thlch are the B?rvvr!Cirt, ti; Levi:hn and the ffar began srr:c In 1S1X sad tt o;i- t-aro nere atxsct cfc:c a. sxrii, pej& iras ia Kaltad rs ti- Aq-Mania. -rh;rf Cjue DcSced i X p a h;ia wizd trave-Iiri f.- T.i tP TO tr.i-xv aa hoar. Santa and His Dear A3 -wort 1 rtf ruST Trrts suia" orxuifOcciiCT raJtia- 5at3 c2 iraa SCIV t-TpS -Cat? 1C CH.-B3 Eatijari., CtT Eeady for Drive SI.. Trss.. "s .Vcs: a T.-.-t-rwf. ,r- rrn c czil nr a mirr t. Or- '-a.f i- l wittmer resigns under; pressure Princeton Football Coach to Continue to Guide Cage Quintets, However Bv Herbert V. Darker (Associated Press Sports Writer) PRINCETON. N. J., Dec. 19 CR Protests London Biography 3 &'im tr7i ' it Publication of a biography of Jack London has brought a pro test from Mrs. Charmlan London (above), widcrsr. of the famous author. She has contended that she should have been consulted before tie .-writer of the bio graphy. Itrs. Georgia Loring Bam fcrd. reproduced certain letters i of London s. Now Plaing jS-j'--'-".:- 7t-- V- . ii ... 1-. .Wtvife-''- mm Siiw ;.-0-.ll-iljrt i 1..- f .-..!. ; , SaAv.' ,.....ui.j STARTING SUNDAY FOR IHE FIRST LADY Tirtme i : ; 1 ; : t jai.- "Act ayST1 sr.fcr f:cct of a ;iii:&:i!;i:i!j'iit!l!!!i J Wi:h tw EUIH i ,1.,,' ',11.1.,". i:!.;i"rWlr--w - U i S Xkra k "tt 11 ;5? wJLii IF V0U CAX'T GO TO FLORIDA . . -. . wr ths winter, pr.t an extra show a week cn V - "" Kfm-Hss svstwa tvesesiion - - -'tw:i Pictuiv S!uw iin"t a .-arr . . . they're a r.eeesM-.y for tho of us caa 1 sjvaa at ie&sj jvirt of our time st j-s-vvl POC" SKOSJtOP Saturday, Dcccmbcr19, 1931 Under pressure of alumni and under graduate criticism. Albert D. Witt, tner Has resigned oa head football coach at Princeton university. Connected with Tiger football for twelve yearn player for three.-- une coach for cluht and head coach for ott:! wittmcr announced his roslg ratlcn lust night although his four year centrist still his tiiree years to ' run. ' The reslgnaticn was accepted by tho university board of athletics control "with deep appreciation of your loyal and devoted ssrvlces to football at Princeton over the past decade." Wlttmer will continue as Princeton basKctball coach, a pest he has held since the 1022-23 season. CrltlclEm launched at Wlttmer's rnctheds becan almost 1th .the open ing of the 1031 season and Increased in intensity oa tho Tigers lost eight of their nine games and wound up with the poorest record In Princeton football history. Bargaining for Victory As an example of the reliftioas concepts of the pagan world of the Creek and Itoman classical period the story Is told of two cities at war with each other, both soliciting the god Apollo at Delphi for vic tory. One offered a tenth of the spoil to the shrine far victory. The other, liearing the o.'.Vr, offered u ninth, tiius assuring victory for themselves. . Priien Fcilawsiips ' The ltockeftlitT foundation of. fers fellowship in graduate medi cine mid public health. In gratit- Inn iha It ,L-offlll ur fIlnn-tiii.a Iti. j dividual cases are dealt with, ns i tiiere Is no established system of granting inein aim " pnnitc au nounccmonts are made. Petrified Wood Wood found la the peir-'fied for est of Arizona Is of historic conifer ous or evergreen trees. ,tcr'iW JKWMil&mzgSVFt . . . Last Day LEO CARRILLO In tlie greatest dramatic role of his career! CONSTANCE CODIINGS --'':-'7 Robert Y'cune Boris KarloffS 2 DAYS OF THE SCREEN T-jPe.-.-?:ij!.,'iioe5..'-,-'- ft ara-i-" !v 1 n 1 ith. 3 J I fnm a Safin I IVOR X0VELL0. JILL ESMOND. GEOFFREY KERR ONLY 2 MORE SHOWS TU. CHRISTMAS Christmas Day . . . Lawrence Tibbe's in "CUBAN LOVE SONG"