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Page Four IIA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Monday, March 19, 1931 CUNNINGHAM AT TftP OF MILERS By Fowter Hulley ( Associated Press extorts Writer) NEW YORK, Mar. 19 (Pi When Glenn: -Cunningham dashed to''1 his new world Indoor mile marlc of 4:08.4 on the boards of Madison Square Gar-' den Saturday night, ho became ft two time record breaker-'end the sixth American othloto to put nev universal-standard on the books 1n the two month season which close (so far as irecord breaking goes) then. In addition to his great mile, which dipped 1.0 seconds from the" record Gene t Venzko Get on the same track two years ago, Cunningham 'also shares a now world mark of 3 :52.a for 1800 meters with Bill Bonthron. Other Iiew standards were set Jn the polo yoult, running broad Jump:' 1509 meter walk, GO yards high hurdles ' and tho 3000 motor stecplccha'ic. The I athletes who Joined Cunningham and Bonthron In tho charmed circle of world1 -record holders were: Keith Brown, of Yale, with a new record of 14. feet 4 Inches In tho pole vaultfiroplaclng his' own. former mark of 14 feet 2 Inches. Jesafl Owens, Ohio State's sansa tlcnat ' freshman, whb 'broad Jumped 2S feet 3't Inches to erase a mark of 24 feet 11 1-3 Inches, made by an" other negro athlete, Dehart Hubbard In 1020. 1 John Collier, bald-headed veteran of the' 1028 Olympic team who crown ed a sensational season by lleelng over five 3 foot six Inch obstacles In no .vards In 7.B seconds to shave threwtenths of a second from'' the record George Outhrle oot at Cln clnnatl In 1027; Joe McCluskey third In the) Olympic steeplechase, who set fl now record for the 3000 'meter in- door obstacle run of 8:3o; clipping 10.4 seconds from his own world mark sot a year before; Charles Esclicn backf.of tho New York Athletic club, who hecled-and-toed his way to a world mark of 0:14.5 for the 1500 motor walk on March. 10 after break ing the old standard three weeks ,bo foroiwlth 0:14.8 effort. " ';- ' '4 ' Shell Hour A t 8 Tfonight Promises ' Bright Program Charles Blckford, one of tho foro most'' players of the screen, will bo presented In a dramatic 'playlet as guest star on the" 'Shell show at 8 o'clock tonight, March 10. i The show originates In the Radio playhouse In Los Angeles and Is released over the Don tee Columbia network. Having scored a hit with his first appear ance' -on the show 'last 'week; Eddie Stanley, vaudeville hcadltricr.'.rcturra again' with his company offering a novelty comedy act, whllo Andy An drews will add his Inlmltablo presen tation of "Daffy Ditties,',' laugh-pro-voklng comedy songs. Playing tho role '.of a lover la the period of 1000. Benny Fields will' offer ono of his "Stories In Song," Interpreting "Oh, You Boautlful Doll." "Pony Boy" and "I wonder Who's Kissing Her Now," and 'also ono strictly modern popular number. Edith' Evans, charming songstress, will sing "Dream Hoses, while ."The Harmony Aces," a quar tette Introduced to radio on the Shell show, will prosent their special ar rangement ol "St. iLouls Blues." Yohbiit and Cheerily will offer one of their Cheerily 'Round The World Wo Go" travelogues which havo won a tremendous following. As "The Ob server," Rush Hughes will appear In the -hour's entertainment with spark ling comment, and Georgia Stool and his music will play selections from "Of Thee I Sing.". 'l " Tigers On Way Today ! To Case Tournament (Continued From Page One) tor, but the other will not bo deckled until this evening or tomorrow. The schedule as' It now Htiiucls, wltb.15 teams having won their way into tho .'Championship play-off, fol lows: i; v ";; , -, t M'l'dnesdu.v 1 p. m. AilU'lioU vs, Coqullle. 2 op. m. Ahland vs. Columbia Prep, 3 p. m. Tho Dalles vs. Portland "!).'. 4 p. m. Astoria vs. Dallas. 5 P. in, Klamath Pulls vs. Silver ton. '' . 'N V ' ' . 8:30 p. m. Pendleton vs. Salem. 0:30 p. m. McMlunviUe vs. Port land "A." . . If La Grande wins from Eugene Wednesday she will play the winner of the Klamath Falls-Stlverton Rame Thursday. Sllverton wan one of two teams that eliminated tho TlKers from tho state- tournament In 1933. and defeated Mill City 40 to 25 Sat urday night In play-off for the dis trict championship. Coqullle upset Myrtle Point to en ter the touriuuneul, and McMlnnvlllc came through In l.cr district, win ning her first champlonsWp since state tourney play was started. Principal Arnold Lj aralap. of la Grande High, plans to leave for Salem tomorrow. Coach n. S. "8:ec" Keeuc. tourney director, has named the staff that will aid htm In running of the tour nament, umd : tho omctals who will be In charge have been selected. They iuei:,Ilolpli Coleman, corvallls; Emil Plluso, Portland, and Harry lj-ellng, PorUnnd. referees: Max Allen and Plercy Sweet, seorekeopcrs, and Mar shall Hartley, timekeeper. Willamette studeats will aid In ushering and po licing during the four day event, i Each year students are selected to octMis unofficial. RUMes and mana gers of , the : respective teams durln their stay In Salem. Claude COnk, captain of the Bearcat ' tract squsd. win be student manager of the La Grande team, ... After taking iB written examlna tloru In an effort to qualify for an automobile driver's license a Hol llster, Col., Filipino passed Ms drlv lug. .test with a 100 per cent rating years. Walla Walla Five Wins 1 Cliam pionship In Thrilling Final ' SEATTLE, Mar. 10 VP) Swishing the hoopifor a basket 15 tieconds be fore the end of tho game, Larry Por ter, rugged little guard, gave Walla Walla a 4B to 27 victory over 'Ho qulam end the 1934 Washington state' high, school baskeUwll cham pionship In the annual tournament herb Saturday night.' Hoqulam took second vlace. ' "''' i ' Through Its thrilling win, Wa-HI became' tile first school to wiri the' state title three times, having won the first' two tournaments held, ' in 1023 and 1024. North Central of Spokane has held the title twice. GALLANT SIR IS CALIENTE WINNER Hy Paul Zimmerman AGUA CALIENTE. Mexico, Mar. ID Gallant ! Sir held the honor of becoming the first two-time winner of the 'Agua Callentc handicap 1 to day,' but tile plaudits went to the temperamental stallion's young stable mate, Rlskulus. The big black son of Sir Oalahad III staged a strong stretch run" In the west's leading money classic hero yesterday t6 come homo in front of Kiskulus by a head in 2 minutes 2 4-5 seconds. - 1 "' ' But It was hard to convince any one of the'ten thousand' who witness ed' the one-two finish of the Norman W. Church entry In tha short field of seven that the 3-year-old colt iby stimulus out of Rluky could not have won hod he failed to show deference tc his eider. : -'' RIFLE TEAM HERE WINS ON SUNDAY The La arandc Gun club rifle tcnin, consisting of Ivan Dougherty, George Hothert, G. C. Hcadley, George Klnkend and G. 1.. Oregory. scored a victory over the Enterprise N. Rv A. team at Enterprise yesterday, shoot ing 20 shots each prone, oh the ln door :'.a2' caliber ' range. The- team scores vero lift Grartdo 980 out of a possible 1,000. and. Enterprise 070. tJ laugherty and Rothert eacli allot perfect 200s, and Harvey Mutch, of Enterprise,' and Headley turned ' fn 190s. ' Other" Enterprise scores' were: Walter Astwood 100, Mr. Sehwlezer 196, Guy Orolg 104 and Dewey Miller 102. Other Lrfi Grande 1 sc'oi-es weto Klnkeod 108 and Gregory 183. 'Enterprise plans' 'to "c6mevl to Grande for a return 'shoot soon. La BUCK40QS TO PLAY IN BOISF, Tho Oregon Trail Buckaroos of La Grande, formerly .known as the Blue MountAln 1 Cowboys,'' stopped here Sunday on route from Portland to Boftwi, wlier0 they will play toveil rwllo station KIDO. They havo Just fin ished a slx'-weelc ehKagcmcnt playing over- KXL.-- 'Membem -of the organ iwition are Bud Shldler, Acey Vest, Ernest Gmy, Hughes Gray and Gene Oassett. 29 MEN GET NEW JOBS IN THIS COUNTS (Contmuea From Pago OneJ Work on tho railroad mainline to La Grande -city limits section of the La Grande-Wallowa Lake highway, a roud widening Job. is expected to start In about a month. - f W. c. Williams, state highway en gineer hero, announced "today that the spring pavement patching work in this division would beln Wed nesday, with about 30 men starting the work at Mission. They VIU wotk eastward and are exacted to reach La Grande in about three weeks. Tills fcrewwas recruited mainly from Bak er, Union and Umatilla" counties.' ' NOWLANDHAS BUSY SPRING AHEAD OF HIM Fred Nowland. La Orando student at tho University of Oregon, is home for !a week: during spring, vacation perl Oil. Nowland, a member of tho Oregon vandty truck team, has' quite an as signment cub out for him this spring, running the hurdles, jumping the hiKh Jump, and running the 440-yard dnrih. Tryouts will be held net Mon day, and Fred was a bit dlsap)olited u(kmi arrival hero to find that the h. H. S. trnck still was In process of construction, lie will have to do his training this wc-k elsewhere than on 'the clhders hp rami to victory over during his high school days. KIRK WILLS' HOME BURNS TO GROUND (Continued rrum rage One) who snw the fire declare that noth ing could have saved the property or Win Ca-v directly across the roiwt from tho Wills phvee. WARM WEATHER RETURNS HERE The weather warmed up consider ably in La Grande over the weekend, coming -up from a low of 27 aboVe Saturday morning to 37 above this morning, nnd Irom a high or AO Bbove Friday U a high of 68 above SUnday. The weather whs clear, nnd remained mostly clear this Inornlng. witJi air weather predicted for to night and Tuesday' In Eastern Ore gon with moderate temperatures. Rainfall in Houston. Tex., in Jan uary. 103-4. totaled 9.94 Inches, the heaviest January precipitation In 43 LOCAL SHOOTERS. , DROP 3 MATCHES ".-! ! F 4. .V! .,' r, -' Trapahooters at the La Grande Gun club' luut ft tough; day at Itj yesterday, scoring only n 68 in the Oregon) an and Idaho ' Statesman telegraphic shoot, i : ' ' ' " -La Grande iout at least three out of four matches ' Jn th-t Oregonlan shoot,1 with "Pullman, CorvalMs and Bend each shooting (6 straight, and Salem the fourth opponent did hot report in time for the first tabu lation. No report had been received yet from Boise. Lo Grande shooters who figured in the scoring were Nate Zweifel' and Dr. auPs, each with a 23, and Tracy Holllster with a 22. Wind during the morning hnndl happed the shooters considerably;' ,; Other scores turned In Sunday In cluded Jesse Breshears, Roy Forrester, A. J. Stango and Claud Maekey, 21, and J. B. Bmith, 20. - j A. J.' Gower won tho okeot shoot; with A 16.'v Other scores included j Nate Zweifel, Robert Zwelfel, Dr. Faus ) and Dr,'0.; L, Ollstrap, each 13; Cecil Ager and Roy Forrester, 12. and Tracy Holllster and Wlllard Tubbs, 11. BEAVERS DEFEAT ANGELS9 TO 6 VENTURA, Mar. 19 fP) Tho Port. land Beavers looked like favorites to day to whip Los Angeles in the sea son opener. Sunday tho Ducks ac complished their beoend'- defeat of the Angels, winning by' a score of 9 to B. On Saturday they edged out a 10-9 victory. ' ' ' SANTA BARBARA. Mar. 19 The hard-hitting Seattle Indians added another victory today to their list of successful exhibition games, defeat ing the Santa, Barbara Cubs, 10 to 2. County Pays (Stale Tax Today in Salem (Continued From Page Ono) year, according to an Associated Press dispatch from 'Salem1.' Klnmath coun ty also made a simllnr payment. The Union county flrHt quarter payment amounted to $13,901 and Klam'n'tM' county paid '$3r.T58.'"' First quarter state taxes are due at Salem1 April 1. OUTFIT CAR FOOD STOLEN J, J. Murphy, O.-W. railroad elec trician, reported to the polic yester day that someone broke into the otit flt car ami stole two'doaen eggu, two pounds of coffee, two pounds of ba con' aiid, & pound and. at half of sugar. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column mast be In hy 9 i. m. KACILKH BROADCAST tonight. Eagles hall, Q o'clock. Adm. children, 10c; adulta 15c or 25c couple. 3-19-1 t Ask us how to obtain nn $8.50 guaranteed Hammond Electric clock lor- 2.39. Moon Drug Co. 3-17-tf La Grande Country Club lU'M.M A(.K SAI.K La Grande Hotel SATURDAY, .'MARCH 31. - " 3-19-11 t) Lady Esther Drug Co. Toiletries at Moon 3-17-tr Purple vine. 3Ee. Clematis - 50c; Milne Nursery. Engleman 3-19-3 t. Love and Honor but not j UDITII LANE married Norman because she loved him Jcvotcdly. She was happy rebelled when he demanded what she regarded as a sacred trust. She defied relatives and friends, lost her husband but ;kept her word. ' ' Read Jeanne Bowman's story of JUDITH LANE, a modern business girl who thought marriage had severed office ties but found her career was jiist beginning. '' ' '! ) '.- i Starts Tuesday, Mar. 20 THE EVENING OBSERVER SCHOOL CHILDREN You can gee scratch paper for cbool at tbe Obterver. Now 3 pads so, B-14-t f. Crazy Crystal at Moon Drug Co ' 3-17-tf TltKASUliKK'S CALL FOR 'CITY WAHKANTS Notlc Is hereby given -that there are now funds on hand to pay all outstanding warrant on the General Fund of The City of La Grande. Ore gon, up to and including No;. 38905, endorsed to May 1st, 1033. i" Interest on all warrants In the General Fund from; No, 30634 to No. 38995 ceases this day.- l J. E. STEARNS! Recorder-Treaourer. La Grande, Oregon, Mar. 19, 1934 3-19-1 t. Nyal Anacid Powder for stomach troubles, DOc. Moon Drug Co. 3-17 tf Pansy plants 35o doz. Cherry's Flor ists, Inc. 2-26-t 1, GOLD FISH A new shipment of Gold Pish has Juab Wen ' received by Richardson's Art and GUt Shop. Jymphy, Fantalls and Telescope Pish In U sizes are now for sale at Richardson's. 3-13-t t LADIES' HATS If you have a ha t; which Is faded or which you would like to have changed to another1 color to match your; dress1 you can have it made like new If you will take it to Richard son's Art and Girt Shop. They do your hat over in any color with, fade less lacquer which docs not stiffen the straw or braid and make it like new afe small cost to you. flave your hat ' Tefinlshed ' at Richardson's Art and Off t Shop.. V 3-13-t f. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1 STATE OP OREGON FOR - UNION COUNTY JESSIE WILSON, Plaintiff Pth 1 vs. HARRY C. WrLSON. Defendant, T6 ' HARRY C. WILSON, the above named defendant: In the Name of the State of Ore gon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed, against you In the above entitled court and cause, on or before four weeks from the data of .the first pub lication" of this summons." " You will take notice that if you fail to appear and-answer, for want thereof, tho plaintiff :wlU apply to tho Court for the relief prayed for In her complaint herein, to wit: for de cree for an absolute divorce from de fendant. '-" You will further take notice that this summons is published once a week for four consecutive weeks in tli La Grande Evening Observer, a daily newspaper " published In the City of La Grande, Union County, Oregon, by order of the Hon. J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above named court, wliich' order is dated March 3rd. 1934, and the' first publication of which Is made on. the 6th day of March, 1934. - : , V R. J. KITCHEN, Attorney for Plain tiff, i 1 March 5, 12, 19, 26. April 3. NOTICE OP MORTGAGE FOKECLOKURB' SALE In the District Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. Tho California Joint Stock Land Bank of San Francisco, a corporation, plaintiff, vs. N. K. West and Mae R. West, his wife. John William Wells and Crystal Wells, his wife, The Mt. Emily Lumber Company, a corpora tion, Tho United SUvtea National Bank of La Grande, Oregon, a cor poration, and Hugh Bodmer, receiver thereor. Union County. Stat of Ore gon; a quasi -municipal - corporation, defendants. . ' " .' ' By virtue of a writ on Judgment, decree and order of sale issued? but of the said Court In the above en titled cause to me directed and, dated tho 16th day of February, 1934, upon a Judgment -and decree and lorder" of sale rendered and entered In said Court and Cause on the said 10th tiny of February, 1934; in favor of to fulfill his every wish, but that she break faith to violate i k IB I,1 . 77 Tho California' Joint Stock' Land I Bank of San franclsco. a corporation. tut plaintiff, against N: K: West and John William . jVella" and' 'postal Well, hla wife, for -the sum of W,- 701 .81). wlthi Interest thereon th Oc tobef 18, 1933; 70.78,' and fnteiest at atx per cen& on1 Interest' portion' of $201.09 to OCtooer 13, 1832, U,09 and Interest at sl per cent' on Inter est portion of 1188.88 of April 16, 19.13. 85.00: premium ' of 1 InBuf ance 807.00; Interest October 0, 1B33 to October 18, 1933, $.12 total $7,365.88, with Interest at the rate of six 'per cent per annum thereon from Oc tober 13, 1933; tatoioo reasonable at torneyd fees" herein; and for 'plain; tiff's costs and disbur&ementa of suit taxed at $137.84;' and costs and ex penses of sale;'"commandlng me to make sale of the TOUowlnir described real' property situate Jn'the'County of Dnlon In' the; State Of Oregon, to wn: . " ''The South half of the South east quarter and the Southwest quarter of Section .2; .trie South east quarter , of Section 3; the Northeast quarter of Section 10) the North half aiid trie North, half of the South half of Section 11: the Southwest quarter if the Northwest' . Quarter, ..the . North half of ' the Southwest quarter,, and tlie Southeast quarter of trie Southwest quarter of Section JS; the Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 13; the East -half of the Northwest quarter,- the' East ' half 'of the Southwest quarter, tHe' Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter and the West half of "the South east quarter of Bectlon 24, all In Township 4, South; ' Range". 35, E: W. M., together with, all and singular the privileges', appurten 0 Shell 2J Wednesday, On Ipt AjIniiig La Grande Septic Farm East Ad ants Ave. You Are Most Cordially Invited ances, tenements, hereditaments, easements and rights of way thereunto belonging" or usually enjoyed with said premises or any part' thereof, and the reversion and . reversions, remainder and -remalriders; ' rents, ' Issues and profits" thereof; 'ateo alt "the' es tate, right, title- or Interest, homestead or other claims or ds-. mantl, as weir at law as In equity, whlcb: the cmortgagom there had or imlght thereafter' acquire of, In op to' the said prenilses'-or any part thereof, together" with all other rights of every kind and nature, however evidenced; to the use of water, ditches and Canals for the Irrigation of said prem--Ises lh which the mortgagors of said premises were then'' or might thereafter toecome entitled, and also together with till shares or rights, whether '.represented by certificates' of stock or' other wise. - in any cariai. company .or water user's" association attached toi said ' land for tlie ' benefit thereof,, which the 'mortgagors had' on. the 18th day 'of August, 1820,'. ior .'. might' thereafter,, ac quire, of; in or to tho. said prem ises or any part thereof-,' and also all right, title and interest of the defendants or any of them, and' all persons claiming by,, through or under them,-whlchthey then had or now- have In or to said premises.-! '..-i -.m.: NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of said writ on said Judgment; decree and order of sale" antr ln"eompl!ance with the command .of sold., writ, I will on the 3rd day of AprU,. 1934,' a.t the hour 6f two 6'clotk p;' m.' of said day at the front door of the bounty Court House in La Grande. Oregon. ention! 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