La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 05, 1932, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPflgg Five BEARS NOSE OUT1 P0SHE1221O 21 series Foi rCoast Confer- & price Titlej Sees Califor-' ' s ma iii xvuie ui v icuur OAKLAND, Cal!, Mar. 6 (JPh-Beaten ut la the last 30 seconds of play t night .when Jack Read's lonsr. lender &rmij hoipted the ball through. EtHe net to give the University of (California basketball team., a 22-21 ictory, the University of Washington, .today faced the task of winning to- Inight's game or relinquishing the conference title. In the opening game, of the Pa cific Coast conference championship turtes last nlcht. the Huskies foueht ft-ilong uphill battle, and with four $pinutes to go, .earned a one, point? SleaL . Their . stalling tactics failed fohen Read's final, (. shot . , whipped through the' net after his teammates aipset the generalship of the north erners. It California wins tonight, she will ftakej.tha tlt the, Huskies won by defeating the blue and gold team in jjiwo. ,put of three games, at Seattle Io?t . yeap. .Should Washington win, - third game will be played Monday JSiSV.i-. . .-. f. : : V '..Smarting lineups for tonight's, gapu probably will; include only orie. change, poaches .indicated. . Ted Qhashl. Jap4 janese gyard, , likely, Wrljrl replace Jjohh PCjrowley, CJarenqe. ?rice, Bear mentor, ..,ine.-ups( iov.ow: WnMhinartoii ' ..p!v California Selfert . Klntana Read ... Ohoshl t,,..v.r:..:.:;..;. Haooyer .; Fuller Calrney (C) .. ...F :..p. ..c , ..Q Nelson . -:-0 Vendt (C) Ofh.qlals,:. Pijusp. and Dana. IR4 AND BABE TOO ROUGH IN UTAH BATTLE . :SAt AKE CITY, Utah! Mar. 5 (ffj In' one of the wildest wrestling' bouts ever seen here, Ira Dern, Salt Lake' Cltty heavyweight, and Bob Kruse, Portland, Ore., slugged, kicked and pulled- hair last night only to have police intervene and the match called-, no contest. After each had won a fall( the bat tle was carried outside the ring and spectators participated freely until police ended the performance. Dern won the first fall In 22 min utes with a headibck and Kruse took the second in 4Vfc niinutes with a hammerlock. His unwillingness to release the hold after Dern had con-, ceded the fall stirred the partisan crowd. The spectators Jumped to Dern's old and the struggle moved outside the ring . ... NOW and again some particularly fine feature or program of entertainment is available to you. It may be a lecture or a play, an Uncle Tqms Cab'm show or grand opera. One of the finest of such programs and a feature that comes for your enjoyment but once a year is the Kitchen Chautauqua. The Kitchen Chautauqua is a cooking school but what a cooking school. ... , Whether you're' a bride of a mbnHi or a' grandmother, you'll enjoy these sparkling programs : wrtrh the age-old theme of cookery. There are many short-cuts and many roads leading to culinary success and jWf ectibn- the Kitchen Chautauqua gathers them all up and shows them to you, right' before your very eyes. Every recipe and every kitchen suggestion that has a part in this cooking school the theme t, of which is "the happy kitchen" has been tried and tested by a whole staff of practical house- y wives. Don't come expecting to see nothing but a batch of party dishes they'll have their part, of course, but the main things you'll see and hear at the Kitchen Chautauqua will be the simple, easy, little vorkaday hints and time-savers that make cooking a real pleasure. And without these hints and time-savers, your threc-meals-a-day are likely to become- a drudge. Cooking can so easily be turned into romance the thrill of discovery and the satisfaction 6f seeing ft thing well done. Attend the Kitchen Chautauqua then try the frying-pan recipe on the family's grouches! , THE LA GRANDE OBSERVER FREE COOKING SCHOOL SACAJAWEA BALLROOM 2 TO 4P.M. :". TUESDAY March 8 WEDNESDAY March 9 OUT OUR Ct-UPS IM TK' . ,. GREASE. ooikj' rr -' , SE.t. There.. U. . PAT. Off. Woman and Boy Conquer Crest Of The Sierras YOSEM1TE, Cal., Mar. 6 (IP) -A woman from Switzerland and a Cali fornia boy today held, the. honor of having conquered the snow-packed crest of the Sierra Nevada mountains over a course where towering peaks cast shadows across mile-deep can yons. . i Mtlana Jank, noted Alpine woman skier and Denle Jones, son of a Soda Springs, . CaL, . hotel owner,, arrived here yesterday after the first winter crossing, by way of Tioga pass from Bridgeport. ,, . They covered a. distance of approxi mately lp8 miles, climbing to eleva tions of almost 10,000 feet in places. It took them 36, hours actual travel ing time. One night they spent at a forest ranger's cabin and the next, night li the snow. During the lat ter port of the trip they were with- 'f if' A treat which ygu should not miss . . THE H1CHEN THURSDAY- FRIDAY March 10 March 11 crimes:- are. cohmoieq BEFORE; A GUH- . 0m Ou,CV' UTfLE.' . UPVARp MOWEMEMt OF TW V4AMO AN' . PlOP. A CRIME. HAS. BE EM I COHMiTTHD , IF A GUM was A 1-i-riL.t WEAK WU-fcU. "TEM PTATi mil ood and their skits were badly cut by the icy crust of the snow P.acK,. j ' Both expressed keen pleasure at having reached their goal, and Miss Jank described the mountains oyer which they hnd come as a "skiing paradise." Indrisano Beats Fields In Boston BOSTON, Mar. 6 (P) Johnny In drisano was haled an uncrowned king today after decisively outpoint- ... . , , u B B uoinB cnum- Geh SmedlevD Butler becomes tt business trip to Portland. They pton. Jackie Fields, In a ten round MaJ- oen- omeaiey u. uuuer, oecomcs ThnrHnv niaht nf ni nu.n non-title bout. Both weighed over! the bride of a marlno. Ueutcnant spent Thursday night at Hood RUer. tho limit when they stepped In the John W. Wehle, at a military wed- L. Couch, of Wallowa, was a busl rlng last night. Fields scaling 148J4, ding today. The ceremony takes place ness visitor hero Tuesday. Mr. Couch niSri TnHrlBi.no 1B1. i in Holy Trinity church. West Chester,' was a teacher In the Cove schools It was lndgrlsarJo's third victory over a welterweight champion. The Boston boy had formerly gained overweight decisions over Joe Dun dee and Tommy Freeman. Tho victor has fought little of late, but he had with him last night the The Cooking: School will be' under the personal supervision of MISS HESTER HEATH ..noted hone economist and lecturer.-.. J: The ..By7,.R;. Williams SOREt F Tv-V tA NAIEAK' OVERPOMEREd VMH-L C0ULO tk will, not DO if -to do a , , iueh wow A- STROMCr COULD vou r-At i' i-r A OO -tWAT VvjEAK WIV.L.2 J.RMiLliAMS Q M . O 1032 BY MEA SCTVICfc IMC 5 jinx that follows close on the trail t of champions that came to. Boston. Ho carried six rounds by large mar- : gins and the decision was unanimous. ' MKDFOKD 1 1 Kill WINS MEDPORD, Ore., Mar. 5 ( By a score of 28 to 21 the Mcdford High pchool basketball team last night de feated Ashland High. It was the roughest game of the entire season. Mcdford was ahead 13 to 0 at the half. MISS BtnXEIt WKDS WEST CHESTER, Pa., Mar. 6 (IP) I Kf Iqq RMipI Potprn Tliit.loi. rifUlffhtei of Pa. Save Your Steam Most arguments are too trivial to be worth argulog about. Amcrlcuo Magazine. Happy Kitchen CLASSIFIED ADC -THK MARKET VLACE OP UNION Ss WALLOWA COUNTIES . (Count five average words 'r to the line,) Per line, 1st insertion ,. 10c : Per line, each added consec- utive Insertion 7c Minimum charge on one j order i - 25o ' WANTED OLD ESTABLISHED manufacturer : will finance responsible man In a permanent business. Must have A-l references and car. Starting average . $30 weekly. Steady increase up to $100 for right man. No slack sea son or lay offs. Write, promptly Mit CONNON & COMPANY. Dept. B 1082, Winona, Minnesota. 3-5-1 tp .WANTED TO BUY Heavy hens. Call , Observer, 3-5-3. tp. WANTED You to buy your meat at tho Englo Meat Mkt., 20S Fir. 3-4-4 tp. WILL BUY 30 old batteries. Will pay according to their condition. New batteries as low as $6.05. Automo tive Electrlo Co., 1425 Adams. Phone M 520. 1-20-1 m AUTOMOBILES 1027 CHEVROLET COACH A good running car $100.00. PERKINS MOTOR CO. Phono Main 500. 4th & Adams .3-4-1 t. LaVioIette Is Re-elected As Cove Principal y Mm. A. G. Conklln (Observer Correspondent) COVE (Special) At a meeting of tho local school board Tuesday after noon, Kenneth La Violette was unani mously rc -elected for his second year as principal of the local school. Thomas Towle and small daughter, Yerna, and O. Lund left Thursday many years ago. He is no longer in educational work, but is in real estate business. I Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dnnlel, of Muddy Creek, and daughter, Ardetta, visited at the homes of A. B. Daniel and R. .J. Barker Sunday.. Their daughter. J June has been brought homo from ! Baker -and Is convalescing from a re " cent.-; appendix operation. She will have-a month's vacation at home. ! Mrs. C. E. Bertsch was hostess at a ( neighborhood party Wednesday af ternoon. All the women in tho nolgh I borhood wero guests, including Mrs. 'ci. Q,i Williams, Mrs. J..R. Price, Mrs. ! Richard Wnde, Mrs,. A; W. MoNolll, j.MrsR.S. Comstocki.Mrs. Anna Aq ! dersbn, Mrs.. H.. W.dGreen. and EUen, Mrs, Lano, Mrs. M, Spaotb, Mi's. Mury ijplinson, Mrs.1 M. E.i Harris, Mrs. Elslo Collins and Evelyn, Marian Murch ison. Mrs. O. E. Barker entertained the Ladles' Guild at a quilting party at her home Thursday.. The women wore invited in tho morning and a lunch eon was served at 1 o'clock, to Mrs. C. E. Bertsch, Mrs, R. S. Comstock, Mrs. A. G. Conklln, . Mrs. h. E. Ander son, Mrs. Tom Harris, Mrs. Prank Wells, Mrs. T. C. Hefty, Mrs. Jack Fletcher, Mrs. L. Presto, Mrs. L. M. Laird, Mrs. M. Spaeth. Mrs. L. E. Anderson will entertain next Wednes day at a quilting party. The Dorcas society of the Baptist church held an all-day quilting In tho church parlors Thursday, fin ishing the quilt for Mrs. Dryden. Mrs. Julia Rldenour who has been visiting a sister In Salem for several months returned home lost week. Mrs. A. H. Orton and Miss Besse Kelly, .were guests of Mrs. J. R. Price at Camp Yew Bow Thursday. Mrs. Haskell Bloom, who has been at Hot Lake for the post two wceka, Is recovering and hopes to bo dis charged from the hospital soon. 2 Men and Woman Rob Seattle Bank SEATTLE, Mar. 6 (A1) Two men and a woman held up the People's North Seattle bank shortly before 1 p. m. yesterday with the woman scooping up about $6,000 from the her retreat was covered by her com- countor trays and rushing out while panlons. ! Our theft feJx i policy will lL WV4:l-------- , ) the farthest r , 1 ; , , , - POP so i cue.ss. WiUWHIQ UKC BCTWE1CN A - siS rfOWn VOUf CSSSL I AMUTT M.OKOH V MUTT AND ? KTT - ' OUWll J(UU.t j &rZ SAVS HE LOOKS J A MONGREL. pT'&v ' stolen car Ss - RATES BY MONTH 2 linos, per month $2.60 3 lines, per month $3.25 4 lines, per month ..,....$4.00 5 lines, per month .......$4.76 Each additional line over five charged at 50c per line per month. FOR SALE ALFALFA and clover seed. Send for samples. Welser Grain and Feed Co.-, Wclscr, Idaho. . 3-4-a mp. ALASKA PEAS, garden or field, 20 sacks.. 3c lb. Ph. Imbler 109. F. Q. Pottratsi Summervllle. 3-4-2 tp IP YOTJ WANT to buy a home In town In good location at lta value see H. W. Smith, at the Pox Farm. 3-4-0 tp. HAY, loose or baled. On good hl-way. W. P. Brock, Summervllle. 3-4-3 tp. FOR SALE OR TRADE Bronze tur key gobblers. Big fellows. J. A. ArnoUUis, Summervllle. 3-4-2 tp FOR SALE OR TRADE Tourist camp and service station, 211 Bridge St.. Baker, Ore, 3-2-14 tp 10 A MOD. Improvements, 6 A. or chard. Stock, implements with place. 408 J. 3-1-1 m. SAW DUST And 16 in and 4 ft. slab wood. Ray McCarroll, M 1027. . 2-24-1 m. FOR SALE Twenty shares of stock in tho United States National Bank of La Grande, Oregon. Alma Conley, Administratrix of the estate of J. J. Conley, deceased. 2-16-t f. FOR SALE Wood, $5 o 6 per cord. . Prompt delivery. Phone 658-V. 1-10-t f. FOR SALE Only 200.00 down, 15 acres, Improved, Joining golf UnkB. Balance long time. See J-R. Mar tin, 1101 Penn. Ave. Phone 404-M. 1-21-t f. DRY COARSE WOOD from Union $4.25 and $4.60 per load. Phone : Archie Conley, 137 A. 1-18-1 m. PORTLAND PRODUCE PORTLAND, Mar. 5 VP) Butter Prints 92 score or better 24 26c; standards 242Go carton. Live poultry Net buying price: heavy hens colored 4 lbs. up 16c; do mediums 12c; light Oc; broilers 17c lb.;' colored roasters over 2 lbs. 17 (.r 18c; springs 17i?18o; old roosters 6c; ducks pekln 16c; geese 12c; ca pons 10&20C. Onions Selling price to retailers: Oregon $5.26 $6.60 cental. BollcrB 94.26 $5.00. v Butterfat, eggs, country meats olid mohair, nuts, enscara bark, hops, po tatoes, wool and hay quotations un changed. Professional Directory Hospitals - . - DR. I.EB n. BOCVT Eye, Ear, Nose una Throat Hospital :ra noor Foloy Bldg. Ph. Main 10, Osteopathic Physicians JVIIS. 1. L. ft MARGARET INGLE ' General Practice and Obstetrics Bommer Bldg. Ottice, Main 106 Res., Main 133 DR. K. L. FAUS General Practlco New Poloy Bldg., 8rd floor. Phone Main 900 Res. 080-R. Miscellaneous ASTROLOGER MRS. FItKDEKICK UALMKB 203 N. Ave. Readings Dally. THE NEW PANGLES (Mom'n Pop) EVERYTHING IS LOVELY! ( HE BITE? I MY LITTLE ' WND OF V I HEBE, ) I XJOO.BUT HE'S A DOG I I I r., m . xv ciircir"r- r x i l I uc f FOR RENT FOR BENT Cheap. Two room lur-i nislied houses j)p U and Pino Sts; Ph. 424 W. "- 5-6-2 tp. STRICTLY - rood; 6-rm. house, fine homo and Uiitf location. Inq. 1405 B N Ave., or Ph. 434-J. 3-5-4 t. FOR RENT T-yQ.,tbousand ncres p0s.; ; turo land on mountain east of All- cel. L. C. Smith, Smith's Oarage, La : Grande. " ' 3-6-L t 4-RM. MODERN HOUSE, close to highway shop.Call P. 258. 3-4-3 t. FOR RENT Small house, 2008 Cedar street. 3-3-t f. STEAM HEATED APTS.i Hill Apts. 3-a-0 t. Reasonable. Phr-467R; 2 AND 3 RM. FURN. or unfurn. apts. Grande Rondo Apts. 3-2-0 t FURN. DUPLEX, 608 Adams. 3-1-t f. ROOMS that you will like. Steam heat, hot water, good beds. Close In. ' 1902 Second St. Moderate In price. ' - 3-4-2tp Isjtt, RENT Modern 6 roonv dwelling,, furnace, 1013 Wash. St. C litis. H. Reynolds, insurance, loans, bonds. 3-1-t f. FOR RENT Mod. turn. house. Inq. 2-27-t 1. 1003 Adams. MOD. FURN, APT., pngiaalre, eleo. Cor: 0th and. L. 1-0-t I range, gar. roK RENT A nicely rurnlshed room with prlvato bath. One or two gen tlomen preferred. Phono Main' 007. -2-17-t f. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Bj Blosser : AN INTRUDER! ' X TELL. 1bl THAT ) SO'. l'U- UAV Tb f BOX oc MOEV PuSHOtioB. FAce iM, ISMT lrs! vr vJiU. I? SHUT UF? ; .AFTBftlT.To ) OR I'LL PUT toO p.eDPIELD...LET I in we FLOOR AHD J HlW.'- EM HEY CALL OFF M . I X THOOSHT SO.-..V. YOU CAN tiMB THE 1 lAjKjC A SAy.POOPUS. TIN Box...toU UTTLe A' WWf" J fiBJE, OOLO . SCOUMDBELS:.. jrr'-K. TEAR toU To . f3 . Boy-' THAT WAS NICE goT WAT A f I'LL TAKE ITV P I F iC.t, POODL.&.:. ATTA , J AB yoO 6O)U0 HOWC NITH WE, B 6 V Boy... sood oo6'.! to co vjith AJ. TAI 1T m - I MISCELLANEOUS EASTERN OREUON School of Ifualo, violin, piano, voice. Credit; I. 0.!o. F. temple. 447-J, , y -. M-tlm MONET TO LOAN We are Tepruen tatlvea for the Prudentiel In, Co., end can make farm or city loans at ' attractive rates or Interest. Ghas. H. Reynolds, Insurance, loans and bonds. 8-1-1 m. LA ORANDE UATTRESS: and Uphol stering and Run Cleaning Works.' Ph. 424-w. Ohas. JCdwards, Prop. : 12-1-1 m. FOR TRADE PINE, WELL IMPROVED dairy tarm, 177 acres, near Enterprise, Ore.;, to trade L for small tract In Union county suitable for poultry, raising. Address "Dairy Farmer," 816 Lake Avonue, La Grande, Ore. 3-4-3 t. WKI.LS DKFKATEI) ' ; STOCKTON, Cal., Mar, 3 (IP)' Bermontlsoy Billy Wells, 149, British welterweight, was defeated here last night by young Jack Thompson, 152, former welterweight champion when the referee stopped the battle ln the ' sixth round of a scheduled ten-round bout. I Wells hold his own Tor the first five rounds but was badly battered in the sixth when .Thompson turned looso a barrage pf blows, . Small but Noisy There Is no Insect or animal that imikos more noise for Its size than the ltntydld, .. . YEAWF vje'Li. 5S ABOUT THIS. CWU-rEE POOOVS! SO C3BT By Cowan WE INVITE YOU COME AS OUR GUEST