La Grande evening observer., January 14, 1916, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1916.
LA
Grande in a short tim.
I The Baker players were genial
t hosts and La Grandites speak highly
of the treatment received.
...
I Here are a few of the principal
I rules which come up frequently in
hockey contests:
I Each came of hockey shall consist
I of three periods of 20 minutes each,
j with a rest of 10 minutes between
La Grande bowlers called the All- periods.
Stars, last evening put a second defeat , - In the event of the score being a
over, the Baker bow-.ers who early in j tie Bt the end of the last period, the
t luuma win real, lur live umiuica uiiu
the season trimmed the , All-Stars.
'again play 20 minutes or until a goal
The match was staged at Baker last , is More(1 by either team The flr8t
evening. " The La Granders won, I team scoring during an overtime per
bowled 2492, and Baker 2472. As iod wins the game,
the score indicates, it was an exciting I The hockey field is 210 feet long,
natch throughout S. D. Crowe of and is divided 'into three parts, each
this city bowled the high score of 205. j 70 feet long by the full width of the
Last Ball Decides. , rink. The 70 feet in the center is free
It was an intensely interesting con-' ice, and there cannot be any offsides
test. The game wasn't over until the in that space.
last ball had been thrown, and the . An' offside play occurs when a play
spectators and players alike were not j er has the puck and passes it ahead to
oenniveiy certain oi mei winner uniuone oi nis teammates, tie can carry
the final totals had , been checked
over.
- The Baker bowlors will revisit La
it through himself or pass it straight
across or back to a teammate, but
must not pass it ahead. A player is
wastr
Label is a nledp-e of
quality. Look for it on the ends of every
, package of Snowflake Sodas.
at all grocers and general stores
PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT COMPANY, Portland, Oregon
wrMamNuimmJUMittMttw& shot
Cheaper Than It's Ever
Been Before
2 for 25c to 25c a Can
Ha
waiian
Canned
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Pineapple
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Quality the best, but according to the size of the
can. Displayed in our store window you will
notice eight big luscious slices of this Hawaiian
Pineapple and the pure sugar syrup. This is out
of one of the 25c cans.
You won't know how delicious it is until you
"Have tried it, and a trial ordcrdoes not have to
consist of one of .these large cants, as we have the
small ones, 15c or 2 for 25c, which is just the same
quality.
It's already to serve as an appetizing breakfast
fruit, for a delicious nmeiicon or dinner uostscrt or m
any one of a hundred ways.
CALL MAIN 80.
offside when he is closer to the oppon-! ment on the affected parts is all you
ent's goal than his teammate who has , need. The pain goes at once.
the puck. . . A grateful sufferer writes: 1 was
Fouls Kicking tfce pucK, tripping, . " v i
body checking into the fence, catch- , Chronic Rheumatism and Stiff Neck,
ing the puck in the hand or carrying i although I tried many medicines, they
same, deliberately hitting an opponent i failed. Fortunately I heard of
with the stick, cross-checking, all con-! Sloan's Liniment and after using it
stitute fouls and ihe player who is re-; 'hree or four days am up and well,
sponsible is liable to a penalty . of I am employed at the biggest depart
three minutes or the rest of the game. . meat store in S. F. where they employ
as the referee sees fit. When a play- ; from six to eight hundred hands, and
er is penalized from each team at the ! ey surely will hear all about Sloan s
same time for a period longer than 10 Liniment. H. B. Smith, San. Fran
minutes, the referee has the power to I &sco, Cal. Jan. 1915. 25e at all
allow each team to substitute another , Druggists.
nlaver.
The goal tender has the right to
throw the ouck with his hands in any
direction, and can pass it forward to
one of his own players, providing i:
doesn't go beyond tne nrsi line ana
into the center ice, which is the mid
dle space marked by blue lines divid
ing the field of play into three di
visions. In case a player of his own
team takes the pass while on center
ice, it is an offside play.
Golfers May Deal With Amateurs.
Chicago, Jan. 14. Whether ana
teur golf stars really are amateurs
when they permit their names to be
used orr golf balls and sticks and re
ceive money from newspapers, for
what thew write will be the question
before the United States Golf asso
ciation, which is to convene at Hotel
La Salle today. A faction in the
organisation demands ouster proceed
ings against such players who call
themselves amateurs. The associa
tion will award the three amateur
titles, the open championship, the na
tionnl amateur championship ind the
woman s championship, and will select
cities for the 1916 meets. ' Frank L.
Woodward, ' Denver, was expected to
be re-laeted President and H. F. Whit
ney, Howard L. Perrin, and John Reed
all of New York, were expected to sue
ceed themselves as secretary and first
ind second vice-presidents, respec
tively. Fred S. Wheeler of New York
was slated to succeed Percy R. Pyne
of Philidelphia as treasurer.
Grays Harbor Recruits Sought
Hoquiam, Wash.. Jan. 12. f'Sne-
i-ial) Word has been received in
Hoquiam that a Navy recruiting office
is to be established on Grays Harbor,
with Lieutenant J. H. Blackburn.
United States Navy, in charge. Lieu
tenant ..Blackburn i in command of
the United States Naval reserve dis
trict at Portland, and in charge of the
Navy recruiting offices at Spokane,
Portland and Eugene. This . will be
the first time that a Navy recruiting
station has been located on Grays
Harbor. ,
For Rheumatism.
As soon ts an attack of Rheumatism
begins apply Sloan's Liniment. Apn't
waste time and suffer unnecessary
agony. A few drops of Sloan s Xmi-
REP PEPS
PHILOSOPHY
THE WAR BALANCE
One of the most trustworthy esti
mates of the cost of the war in men
and money, up to the end of 1915,
gives these grand totals:
Number of men killed, wounded or
-ntiirml in aJl the armies. 8.fiV2.00 ' '
Cost of the war in current expenses ; f(
to nil the belligerents, 824,880,000,000. ? J,
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business is greater than the total
nonulntion of Canada or New England :
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Coast states togethei 'f
T. he Inoney expenditure is as gre it . (4
as the total estimated of Austria j ,
Hungary, greater than that of Ikily: J
and as great as that of Belgium, ' "
Spain, Holland, Switzerland and Port-' M
ugul together. 17
The known dead amount to 1,720, j T
''00. To these should be added perhaps j
hundreds of thousands registered as
"missing". Imagined instead iof the
great Iroquois theater disaster, the j j
entire population of Chicago wjped 'j,
out by some great catastrophe! j J
The daily cost of the war has aver- j
aged 888,000,000. It's more than that j fc
now but that's quite enough. It's j j.
about six times as much as all the sal- J
aries and wages paid by all the manu-'
facturine industries in the United' ,
Stsitoc I
- We can't grasp it of course. But we
can grasp the fact that human life
and energy and accumulated wealth
are feeing destroyed in such quantities
that it will take decides and perhaps
generations to replace them. And in
contrast with the exhaustion that Eur
ope is incurring, we can appreciate
our own blessings better.
Tra-Ble
Grocery
rday
Specials for Satu
Cash
Special packed Apples, . regular $1.25 box,
special v $1.00
Bulk Olives, regular 30c pint, special 25
Bulk Olives, regular. 60c qt. special 50
Bulk Olives, regular $2.40 gal., special
; $1.90
Hubbard Squash, regular 2c lb., special 1
2-.T Soap, the best compound on earth for
machinists, engineers, firemen, blacksmiths,
auto drivers, or for all purposes needed. In
two sizes 15c and 25c regular, Saturday
special 100 and 200
Grade Brooms - oEC
High
Bad Habits.
Those who breakfast at eight o'clock !
or later, lunch at twelve and have din-!
ner at six are almost certain to be
troubled with indigestion. They do
not allow time for one meal to digest
before taking another. Not less than
five hours should elapse between
meals. If you are troubled with indi
gestion correct your habits amd take
Chamberlain's Tablets, and you may
reasonably hope for a quick recovery.
These tablets strengthen, the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
G.J. Black's Grocery
Corner Adams and Fir Street
Main 16
ssssas
THE NEW CIGAR
MCCARTHY'S IMPERIAL
5c, Wc and 2 for 25c Made in La Grande
Our Want Ads bring results.
"One reason we respect
the Ball t?o6is that he
finishes what he start-
Special
0o Hats
Saturday
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$3.00 Uats .......$1.50
$1.00 Hats " $3.00
Valours $6.00 Hats $3.50
Valours $3.00 Uats $1.75
ONE DAY ONLY
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business news to every corner of your trading district, carefully
and earnestly informing the people of the Bargains you are offer
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opportunity to tell the public of their merit and price, and giving
the consumer opportunity to read at his own fireside in a very
moment's information about intended purchases that would re
quire hours of hard work for himself and the marchants to collect
in any other way. . ..
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