Pajrfc Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.. LA GRANDE. ORE.
Wednesday, January 10, 1934
LO.N.CAGERST0
ENTER TOURNEY
ATttAMPAj IDAHO
botASOB OP TOAIIO. CalllW'll
Jan. '10 A HOhoduIo Hurt i'iinllu
eaeli team entered to play nd least
three, tramc Immi boon prepared by
Ocnoli Loren It. naslrr of Uic Colic
of Idnho for Uio six-team Invitation
al tournament Vhlrit will u n
leave on a riwl trip wlUi (james
scheduled Thursday nlKht at Whlt
inmi eullrtia, 1'iHl Friday and Butur.
rtny nlalila nt Lowlslun Normal school.
FIRSTWARDWILL
PLAY UNION FIVE
Tlio Flint Ward M. 1. A. bnskctbn.H
tram will piny Union M. I. A.
quintet lu re nt the K 8- Iton-en-tinnnl
hull nt :' o'clock tomorrow
iiliiht. Ilulli tennis Itnvo snowed con.
family Fled This Home Just Before It Collapsed
a i.nu v..tllnWfHj.. rfJk. I I I i' '
aii i t ... ,ni,iit' iiilv. niivnnwi t. , v.."""- - .. -
A smn.lt fee fr nilmlsslon will
clml'ljuil. .
bd
Mi otiutil placo t" " lourniuiwiit,
pliiyliitl tlio mime 1 number of name.
8lx team to enter are Albion Nor
mal sohool, OoortlnK ooIIcro, llntso
jtihlor oolleKo, BukIoiii Ortnon Nor
mnl school, Northwest Niuwonn col
lege and Colletto of Idaho. The h,"r"
hmhent In a practice affair only and
toil have no dotcrmlniiMnn of the
standing of tlio varloui team enter
M In their own respective confer
ence. Preliminaries aro scheduled for tho
afternoon of January m. ini" Buckuroos last nlulil put on a sccona
tho first two afternoon Kicnea will i tpurt llmt lliu) ,KTtnton stand-
cometo ivt 7 o'clock In tho evenini, i lHg on tU.r seats when the final
Walla Walla Five
Wins From Hacks
In 38 to 37 Game
VAMA WAI.tiA. WiUh.. Jan. 10 Ml
ivwalnit I" baskets with reckless
iihumlnn aiier a first hrd! that left
them IrnllliiK 'Jo to if. Pendleton-
Buckuroos last nlttht put on a second
mm namulcd. itlvliiK Walla Walla
one point margin of victory. 38 to 87.
Buckaroo Willie l.rRoiit flipped
at a p. III. .iiiw v.. . - .-- I seven unuiru uuiiuk iiv tumii.
Olid afternoon Rtuno will meei mc(1t (11 lhp nestle second hnlf. for 14
.... ,, l.lvl n.. ia t II II. m. I ,
bf January 10 for the first puno ot
iv,- ...,i.rinnfct 'twora of tlio flntt ,
(ind Uilrd tiftenioon (ramea will meet
a.t o p. m. wniie w" ,w
winner of the third P" nt 0 P- m-
Two Karnes aro acnecuueo m
iirdoy oXternoon, January 30. The
winner of tho aceond Friday ovenlnit
bhine will meet tho loser of the first
rVidojr vnlns game while the lu-r
bf the aeoond Koine will meet the
loser jof Uio tilled Priday evening
jtame. Wimierg of tho two Saturday
Mtwnaon giunea will eo!nito for ttie
ronaolntlon UUa at 7:90 p. m. Snt
lirtlay white winners or trie fmw aim
khlrd Friday swnlng wns will meet
Jor tlio championship at 8:30.
' Winner of tho eluunplonnhip Rimie
Will recelvo first placo In te tourna
ment whllo tho loeer of that game
Will be placed third. The victor In
Ui consolation title game Saturday
fcvenltw will bo awardeo secomi pm ,
hlle the Iww In that same will
win fourth place.
R. t. N. TO 11.AY IVIIITM IV ,
Coach Bob Qulnn yestenlay n
tdnnced he wxmld enter the Mnun
talttrera In the tournament at Niun
oa, OrlRlnally. ho had a name ached
l!ed wltJi CXilleite of Idaho for Jan.
points, anil Fouls of Wa-HI bettered
him with IB. while Dean Onllowfty
of Pendleton was next with 13.
Brown, Higgins
And Monroe Are
Tuesday Victors
POSTUUCD. Jan. 10 'SB E!r
"Burn" llrown, l'J4li lumt. Port
land, won a six-round din-lslon ow
Rom Dnmagulllea, 137. Filipino, here
'mi nlitht. H wn a clever boxing
exhibition. . . '.
Jolmny Hltroitw, H'J. Portland, won
a clise decision or Ernie CMtoIII,
14(1. Walla Walla, In tlie alx-round
seml-flnal.
Frankle Monroe. ' 138tj, KUimath
Fulls, ux-x a alx-round decision from
Pautor Onlope, 140ii.
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The occupnnts ol this House nil left It nst before It volkipMd tirtcr lood wntcrs cut away the tank ort , hlcB
' It stood l i VcrditRO WoodlantU. near Los Angclci. S -ores o! slr.hlly homes bIoiib ravines were destrojea
New Year s morning when torrential rains filled .the dry oreck beds wmi nooa waters.
rillKKV OAltLF.S CLOSED
.11 .t.., hnvinff rtreon Qables Dln-
nerware wlli bo Interested to know
that this pattern will oe cioseo oui
at -thl time, during the January
ni cia at. RlehBjrdson's .Art
VHOUWIUI. rnav
and Olft Shop at 10, 18 and cents
a piece. Taka; advantage or vnis spe
cial offer and fill In your set now
at Richardson's Art and J3lft Shop.
Wlien you need hicl .
Call ataln 628 ,
OA1THEB ICE 4: FUEL CO.
1-2-1 m.
I
BCIIOOl. CHILDBBN
Tou can get scratch .paper for
school at tho Observer. Now 3 pads 5o.
' fl-14-t f.
Southwest . quarter . (8W14) and
.... m hnlf of the Southeast
qiuirtr (W)4SEV4) of ; Section i
eighteen, (18.). all In Townahlp
Three .S) South,. Kongo Forty . i
40)- E. W.;M ,. ln Union County.
Oregon, together with the tene
mento. 'nereditamentji end appur
tenances thereunto belonging or '
In anywise appertaining. !
now THERBFOM5. by virtue and
r ni tvrit.. and in obedi
ence to lts,5jnmands. I will, on Sat
urday, tne 3 oay w reu,uu,J'
at ten o'cJocKf, m., at tho front door
. hntiiu m ta Grande, Un
ion County, Oregon, sen at puouu
auction all Je- right, title, inierust
and equity of the above named de
fendants and each bf them. In and'
to the above described real property.'
had oh the first day ot December.'
1936, or thereafter acquired, to too
highest bidder for cash, subject to
redemption as" provided by law, the
proceeds to be applied In satisfac
tion of said judgment and decree,, in-
oxccutlon and. sale.
Dated this 2nd day
of
January,
1034
JB33B BBfaHBABS, Sheriff of Union
County, urcgou. i,
y jai 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
mAkqI'btte caoeiw 'htiu, liusltv
'MILWAUBia!. ' Wis. lM ifarquetta
university, which, bad one of the
T . ... ...,,tw.ii nmit in history
hUSKieSb av-..
anywhere last Beason, has Just as 1m
ooslng an array, thla winter. The
V . ,ir t-nrft nnrvehlca. Kukla.
iirsi live . -
Mullen and Rubado averages exact
ly six feet in height and 180 pounds
n weight I -' '
Cougars Even Up
Series With Win
Tuesday Evening
COAST rOMKIIKXCK
(N'Mlncrn Division! -
W. I.
When Wabash and Franklin cot
leBt clashed In bnskctball the for-
WashliiRton .. 3
Ow-oii State 1
Oregon -
Wash. State . 3
Idaho -- 0
Pet.
1.000
.500
.580 ;
.800 ,
.0001
' KUtlENE, Ore.. Jon, 10 ! The
M'silungton State college baaketbaU
team was not seriously handicapped
by" a slow strt here hist nlcht. A
second half rally produced a 38 to 30
win over University of Oregon,
The victory made an even break
for Washington State on Its four
ID,
Tomorrow- the K. O. X. squad will with IB personal fouls
iimr mm m to s. makliur 14 free i came invasion cf the Orecon snd Ore-
throws to Franklin's IS. Eaeli made ' gon State maple courts. But the
nine field rohIs and each was ennrseo ; ouutandiii leaturc ot wie iourks
nij-Hi..
y i ,i is si i I s " a
tsi ,&.if L'i
m- At
i
southWTini sortlo was tlie lmprove-
"I nient M the new center, Houston,
nri ve.Ar tlsw in tiie Uncuu.
) nK-in-M .link their hetu1 after .
the nrst g.une against Oregon state
college. But Coach Jack Frlcl started
Houston the next night and saw the
six-foot-seven giant make an Im
proved sliowlng.
At Kusene Monday nignt nousiou
3GridLdssies ;
In Nine Years !
Ashland's Mark
ASHLAND, Ky. (Jv-Ashland high
aoliool. clvlng another undefeated
and untied grid season, challenges
any tram in the nation to match Us
nUie-yeor wold of 83 Victories, three
lowes and four scoreless ties, ,
Ita nlne-ycor point total Is 2.B75.
compared to 34.0 scored by Its oppo
nents. AslUnnd has not been de
feated by a Kentucky school, since
1023. when Lexington wtmi 13 to 7.
Ashland, besides playing the strong
est teams Kentucky has to offer, has
defeated top-notch teams from j
Virginia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois.
Virginia and Georgia during the last
decade. ' .'
WTien James A. Anderson Jr.. of
Hcndrlx college, started coaching '.tere
In 1031. his teams began experienc
ing undefeated seasons with regular
ity. Anderson relinquished the foot
ball coaching duties in 1028 because
of 1U health, turning the team over
to Paid Jenkins, University ol Ken
tucky star, who has successfully
nurtured tho Tomcats- surprising attack.
Anderson, who Is principal of
t At Eugene Monaay nigm Anderson, wno is principal i
appesml more at home among his junior high here, continued coaching
snuwth-playlng. veteran teammates, basketball until 1933, then turned the
i Last nlgtil he practiraiiy mvunviaiii- ci-.jn. pimc over 10 jenKins, wuw
i vA lite tlyxi'.X. excelled al takUig the J tram woa the Kentucky rlwmplon-
Hall olf Cl iMCkboard -scored six ; M illst. sarin.
points and made five direct assists, Aihlands success
Ortn ucciors are s.ui.eine: wm
Injr pint hopes lor Uie WeMoot ten.'ii
which includes two sophomore.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for this Column most
be In by 9 a. m.
NOTICE OF siiERiFF'S SAl.B
Notice la hereby given that I have
--...wi fm-w-iraum executdon and
,i uitn Imtiied out of and un-
-in- t,A uvni n'r thn Clroult Court of
,-- , -.- r . 1 non 01 v .
tho State of Oregon for union tOTin- 1 siia accruing costs 01
ty- dated the T1 . J ' " I .. . . "
1934, In a suit tnerein i.-iiws ,
n-..il-i,lA T.lfA ARRnrnneo .
ivnicn 1 110 kajuiwi""' --
Society of the United States, ft cor-
poraUon. Is plalnUff. ana Arcme n.
rvn!eir and Nettle M. Conley, his ,
wife, B. R, Rlngo and Jane Doe Rlngo.
whose true name Is Mary Rlngo, his
Hf rwai rronlev. The United Stateo
Notional Bank ol La Grande, Oregon,
a corporation. Hugh Bodmer. as Re- j
ceiver of The United States National
Bank of La Grande, Oregon, C. B. J
Robinson and Jane Doe Robinson, j
whose true name Is Florida A. Robin-
son. his wife, are defendants, to me
directed, upon a Judgment, decree
and order of sale made and entered ,
in said court and cause on the 2nd
I,.. f .Ummnr 1&)4 In fSVOT Of th '
' above plaintiff and against tlie de-
1 . j . n rvrnlev unci Kettle
M. Conlcy. his trite, for sm of
tl6.000.00, with Interest at six per
' cent per annum from December 1.
j 1931. the sum of J304.99 for taxes
! i .1 .... . , ,..n.t nt Ati ner cent
I per anntmi from November 5. 1933. ;
I the sum of 81074.21 for taxes Pald.;
with Interest at &14 per cent per,
annum from December 5. 1933. the.
sum of $500.00 reasonable attorney!
fees, and $24.90 costs and dlsourse-
Trao'l typs. and Xljr Tlr'e Tractor.
, IRpad,iiaonlnery, , 1
CHANDLER TRACTOR ' , ,
EQUIPMENT CO..,
lata Jefferson r - . Main 632
lllll YOU KNOW THAT ( .
our cleaning method removes the
grit and dirt embedded in clothing.
W J 111.11 VUM W'C 4""l w 1 ,
tho life of . woolen materials? Letone ments. In which u"" "f,
I order of sale I am commanded to eell
Cttll OO II, nil aciiu ua jwu v..v,...,
with your laundry bundle. Phone
Main 56. Standard Laundry. 1-10-2 t
. Travel Print Dresses, sires 33 to 50.
Long sleeves, matronly styles. 1.49.
Men's 100 Wool Slipovers, 08c. Boys'
Bweat shirts, 36o to 48c. C. J. Brelcr
Co. 1-10-1 t.
RIMMAOE SALE
L. A. to B. of R. T. In Foley Bldg..
next to Green Parrot. Saturday.
1-10-3 t.
li.. rniinu-imr described orooerty. be
int. th vtmTiertT described in the
mnrtmra bedne foreclosed In said
suit, towlt: - - .. .
Northwest quarter (NW?4).
West half of Northeast quarter
(W14NE14), Northeast quarter of
Northeast quarter (NEV4NE14) of
Section Nineteen -4191. and the
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 41.
.SfMMEUVlU.E. WARRANTS CALLED
All warrants up to Jan. 1. 1934 ore
cai:cd for payment. Interest on Nos.
4. 5 and 11 ceases Jan. 10.
NEVA HIBBERD. Clerk.
1-10-1 tp
SEATTLE BASEBALL
CLUB IN NEW DEAL
In turning o;-.t
R-ood football linemen Is attributed.
to Payne drone, assistant coach un
der bo-Mi Anderson and Jenkins, who
... j . .w-tl , Aetilnlrt hlh..
j.isca uwnwii - . .. .
Oecrcetown college and Willi profes
sional teams here.
FRAMING j
Sjiecla! discount on all frames and I
picture framing ot all kinds now atl
Richardson's Art and Gift Shop.
., . - 1-8-t f.
Send In Tour
Fur Trimmed
COATS
For Mid-winter
CLEANING
ni,- nroeess safelv deans and re
stores new Me to your garment.
ODORLESS DRY
r.T.RANERS
1107 Washington Main 701
WililtRlied hv
VAN PETTEN LUMBER CO.
kugh Leonard, Editor
Here's Ati Opportunity
For All Hood Jokers
Some professor' back edst fe&e.th6 tefM',w
vtflUiy that away back in ancient times the Greeks
had eighteen original jokes, and that all jokes
since that time were variations of these old 18
jokes.
; ri-o iairAv of "Siilinters" disagrees with that
nrofeisor and wants'to prove the professor wrong.
In order to do this we want you to help us out.
Beginning Monday, Janukry;i5to,e.'are gong
to publish one joke a week submitted by ; YOU.
Send or bring your ; joke to our office in an
envelope with your name and address on the en
velope and mark envelope "Splinter Joke. The
only strings attached to this are that the joke
must be a joke or amusing incident , that took
place in La Grande or vicinity, of not oyer 40
words and the joke, of course, must be one that
will get bv the censors. All of the contributions
will be put in a hat and one drawn each week,
and the lucky one drawn will entitle, the author of
the joke to four tickets to a show at the Liberty
theatre.
Alright, get busy ! "We'll publish the first joke
inMonday's Observer. ; , ,
So Long,
1 See You Monday
, Van Petten Lumber Co.
'Every time
I pick up tliis
heater I know
SUSATTLK. Jan. 10 , An option
rtn v.mm-.p Mel AlmacU. exercised by
: the Boston Red Sox and bringing a
irctxmm sum 01 nww 1
fees of tne 5ttt:e inataiis.
; n-.ri,i.i mneh needed financial old
lO llie 'I I . jw. n . ... . u. . .
The transact lotl a announced last
' night by George Vandcrvwr, nee
i pr-Jdent and ivlncHvU stivkholder.
1 wki handled, the clubs affairs las:
1 season after President William K!ep-
Meanwhile, the transtor o: control
Jack Kokut Wins
From Karasick In
Pendleton Match
rrvni tttok. Ore.. Jan. 10 i
.'aci Kcir.it. 204 pounds, of M.muwsl. j
defeated Al Karasic. ii. rwimma..
in a wild wrwtling meK-e here last;
..!.., in -,!.., Kefeiw Fed MitcheU
wa knocked out in ibe deciding la. . o--
Wi'.li one fall each. Kogut was ou.-
ni-..- Karaick all oirr the ring. Ke ..
,.i,e ninsw as the Rian and '
knocked out ie referee, then pinned ! I
Karasick. Tho Coxln? ccmmiSHon
I'
I -r i
ii saunas 'I 1 1
lis Trir-m cn n irrs i
Ml M U 1) pk. i
! awarded Keir.it the niasc- TKe two!
to a group ot business men headed j misclied lor Jan
i
I by
25.
savins
C7
mono
Henry Brodertck and Jtidse i!iv. 'W. Boston, and Harry
Cms! league directora. had not been : f Vich.
mttelv eonsiaitmoKM. in. ... . . .. . " -
'The negotiations are still under rt QT
-sr.-- B-derl.-S a:d. ne aaoea !.) ,-iil Cffflf 1UX
he recieixxt. however, tlx-y wou.t oe !
s-.HVCtssfuUy temiiiiatewl. .'uace mim
atty tolnrd him In toe statement.
VTtili clcn butnine; lYarJ Oil, vu c;m hc.u the room
jtx art to just rlic rcnipcr.iture j'! fvwi;.
Tlicn mow the hc.itct to anothf t room, and in a
jirt'y it's w.um, too.
And it's clean hc.tr, always absolutely r:n oJor.
Tint's bo.'ausv TKARl OIL is f.-.vr.v fiu.-.tatVi'..' by
tlame.
But be sure you ct PEARL OIL! "Coal oil" or "ker
osene" may mean ,itt kind ot kmisctie. PEARL OIL
(die registered name) always me:ms clean heat, steady
heat, and reliitole quality to the last drop,
STAMUHll OU. COMPANY OF CAlIFORMV
SAY TO YOlJIt llKALKll
'IDEAI1L OIL"
PORT 0RF0RD
! C. C. C. CAGERS
c:a.
Quickly Yield to FDR
Anting Cnu nd BAd
So Thnxu qvi.ckljr yie.d so F. -.m-
T.rsS si.liow sootjK your ImtAtwi
1I7.V C0STESTi A av ccttih cyrutv. wh
; i.u-h or.lv l!?e surface. TTKir.f ;.vs
d:rvt:v to the mterr.il csv.s- r.d
success. Dcr.t tate chances s;".h c'.d j
fashlcacd rcnird-.es whe n r-l c.il j
i1t Jcc. Er.-.ir.d Ttca-n it
CAMP PORT OKJ-OSD. Ore.
r? e F. Orford C. C. C.
Kvs-
i iv.t:i trcr.i. cot--tru! of Vncft
fic
RE-REFINED
KEROSENE
HOOVER MARKET
J P.v.-.;.t-.-.-.r Entvrf. Tass ie'-i srxi t
( ryrawtt. 'defeated the rtpe SefsaaUod
' team ST to In one of the moat - i
: ... . . -.1,,,-wt in Oumf : :
cwnty" In te final mltillt. of pJv. I C.lvs rrnca. l;c
i .'.- t:-,e lead had see-saiceo vnree i
traos. RtN-rc. of La Orande. sSc a
! tieter ps to ranldltlR scored j
i u-.e a'.v.nuw basket.
I miial rv-iean. of Wa!l.-K. has
; ta cm the si.-k Its' but is recorer-
'".c r.S-etr at present. t
i Anw.c McSo-vn i-as recently ,ap-
rot;4 a srec:M orderly for t.le ivf
i ii.-ers rancecs tMe. He is a L
O-s-.Ve ce-v.
; R.O.?h of Wallow, onus chosen
I to co on llie wr catic al K
I i.o5sn CAit ur.:.- for the road
r:c-.t of we.
A:-.-.n.1y ' mfcalrx 5Siri Ashnian.
isid3 S-.-.Sers. C.-.tt.vl Rrlccs ana
vie O Nell, of la tlrande. and AS-
M.-JVrtnotl. ot IVrxHefoo. m
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I Attention Trappers .
Raw Furs
All Kinds of Loyal
Caught ri Bousht
I Pay Post Prices
CHRIS MILLER
1510 Adams Ave.
. . . - . v...h trt tAlce victttreA.
Ciyt.vi Nr.-Kenrse. of Wallow, ws
oce cf tie 5a5 to return to car.-.p af-
V -, - h,-4 .lay vacati.vi persod.
Mr:e csl-mm. K1 Irtora arour.d
la Orar.de-. v atxvir.tcd asistaa!
.-r recent V.
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tv?liT train here e4 as rosea of
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A Brand-new Year!
LAST year's resolutions are gone kept or broken.
Years have a habit of coming and going, but the habit
does not keep us from regarding each hew one as a new
adventure in living . -. . as an opportunity to achieve
greater happiness.
For isn't life, after all, in things material as well as
spiritual, a constant search for happiness? And isn't
satisfaction a companion thought for this happiness?
There's a heap of satisfaction and happiness in be
ing able to buy the things you need at a price you can
afford to pay. Many dollars can be saved if you know
where to get the most for what you spend.
The advertisements ill this newspaper will help you
do this every day of this brand-new year. They bring
you the latest, most authoritative news of the offer
ings of many manufacturers.
The suggestions they offer will save you much time
and trouble and lead you straight to the best values.
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