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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1916)
CAGE SIX LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1916. &CU Unless you are a coffee expert, you must entrust your coffee-satisfaction to someone I We ask for the, responsibility. . Our care for your satis faction is proved in every can of Schilling's Best. Our . faith in our care is proved by moneyback. Your grocer returns your money if you say so Keep the coffee. . You will know how small our risk is, when you've tasted the coffee. Schilling's Best polled to work in did not attempt v.j a. i un . TTirtr in nrtkm paring to hande the largest crowd that nas ever uevu hi mivn kj soiling has been added ftnd plenty of room will be reserved for I.a Grande fans. "The M. I. A. team is going to brinjr tho championship to La Grande this year at any cost ana it necessary wm change men .as often as it is oeemea ...1..:.. Kin un.l n l.-oof tho OMTY1 hi rood working order, "says Manager Larsen. Bets are now placed 4-5 in favor of Union and very little of the monrjy in ui'iaiiiauiv nucii .v .......... that Bean would play at his old posi tion as guard. jimmie ttosenoaum . U.. ...HI k. tnlran Ma a mui c limn uiwijr win uo nwi.. .. 011K I'li'n w Kiif Ann n tho llicl ftf practice with the team his chances ox puiyuig are nui very guuu. Th fc-jnn will ho BccomDanied by a hljyseed band and everyone that goes is lequested to furnish him or herself some kind of a noise maker. iiy icuiii 10 iii viiu u-..v ..w. ik ing order that it has ever been this season;" says Manager Larsfcn, "I know that Union has all the advan fntm nvpi iiH -hut. thnt. Hnn't make u particle' of difference. We are going over there with the sole purpose of flafaafiiifv TIriiin rtn thai, nlim V ana n iney dobi us iney win nave to travel faster than they have, ever done this year." A liiir iallv will be held at the M. I. j. gymnasium lonigjic. LA GRANGERS SET RECORD BOWLING COMBINATION ESTAB LISH WORLD .HARK Walden and Houck in Superior two- Men Single and Three-Game Contest. THERE GOES MV TRAIN AND I CAN T GET, ANOTHER OME TILL THERE WAS A TIME WHEM ID 61 HOW I LAUGH AT TRAINS AMC AND SMOKE OMORPOWl TABLES 19. 1. A. FIT FO GIVE RATTLE TLA VERS IN FINE KETTLE FOR . - CONTEST. Hayseed Band Will, Accompany Root ers to Union Tomorrow. . The M.' I. A.' basketball player? had their last work out last night but owing to the small Wall they are com- Zeek, one of tho fast forwards on the Union team which plays here to- ninrht wif.li tha hn-n C"hnnl is nllf. iif the game with sickness. This will be onset oy me ausence 01 nosenuaum frnm th. fa .'u n r. n ilinatm T"h" livill bill. iJO u.i'aiii... iiiiiui.. .v two teams will lineup a3 follows: 'La Grande McDonald If, Adcock if, 'Bean c, Huff (captain) rg, Larsen ig. ponnson bud. union uouiev ';f, Gale If, Duncan c, Jones rg, Perk ins lg. Referee, Petersen. , Fear Corn Crops Will Be Failure I)pt - Mumps. Ih. h ltly. 2H. IhlM is l seed com week in Iowa. Following a I tirif in!l ciimmni. tho .(rnn uaa n jpautiul' failure and examination of seeu corn nas snown cnac a surprising amount or it will not germinate. So iilarmed are tho experts, bankers and agricultural editors that they con vinced Gov. Geo. W. Clarke that Iowa faced another brd corn year, this time from a light crop because of poor seed corn, and he has designated this week as "Sued Corn' Week during which overv farmer is urcred to test his seed corn. In northern Iowa coun ties it is estimated that at last half ot the seed corn is poor and thou sands of bushels . will be imported irom tne soutnwest. KC S For light, ; wholesome cakes, biscuits and pastry, use K C BAKING POWDER Always safe and reliable. If it isn 't all we claim your grocer will refund your money. JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICAGO Something New-- Mined at Ontario, Ore. What Is It? WONDER POLISHING POWDER dnnrln Wnlrlnn nnH Run Hnunl? Jan. 24, this year, set two new world recorus wren uowiing pins, a Delated study of bowling records discloses. They , broke, on two different occa sions that day, two records made- in I'nuaacipma in open competition in 1912 bv two men named Knnv Satterthwaite. While the local men were not competing in recognized nowiing congress competition, the fjuct remains they boeted (records made in a score nf vpiits. t-lta u., tne last olticial record was sot, Feb. ia, luii!, kjiox and Satterthwaite knocked' down B37 pins in a single game establish lnor a rppnomivn1 worm s recora. Hjast Januarv in th e city, iWalden and Houck set a mark of 542, 6 pins better than the mark made in 1912 and which hasn't been - j VVVvw.wu. v.. kiio oraiiie occasion the men bowling at Philadol- pnia rouea 1440 in tnree games the La Grande men beat that record by points. Late arrivals of the World's Alma nac, authority on the subject, set La mamie oowiers 10 studying the re cord, and the fio-iifen mnrla .lu. UA.iri j ,7 , - "J iu- en and Houck were remembered thev were nuhlished in tho nkun,.. ... the time and now the two bowlers are 'Being showered with congr&tula- Liuug jur wnai ar. T.ne rimA umcn't' eognizeu as a world feat. NAVAL BASE NEARER Good Progress Made in Fight to Se cure Lommoia Kjver Base Astoria. Ore. FnW 9H A ....i u for tne mouth nf tho rniiimM ti , V -WW.U...UIU IVIVVt is ne-aror a reality today than ever be- 4 . w TTi,v ima iiiliii duced in concrresa a hill whinh uru , " nvuiu appropriate $3,000,000 for that pur-pose. Commercial bodies of six Pacific Northwest states have decided to meet in Spokane to endorse the nlnn f naval base nt t.ha mnirth nr ni t ...vuvt. ui 'viio VUl- umoia. An admirnl nf tho TTm.'tn c..t.. navv. testifvinir hofrn-o a n,.,.: - o ' ' vvuicaaiuu- al committee, recently urged the css taWishmont of a large base on the t'actge Coast besides th'at at Mare lsinnu. All these VAcnlfa .qm u 1 vo ii uv: uauvu to tlio efforts of the Naval Base Com. mittee at Astoria. For a long time liicau man worsen nnt-ivitirvi.. 4-...nuj the end in view, but only within the last month Wave results ent. The members of the are 1-'. v. rtarlev. T. S. Cornelina .T S. Delline-or. .T. V. rirul.n tp 1 t Johnson, C. E. S. Stout and Herman wise. FOR BRASS GLASS GOLD SILVER ALUMINUM NICKEL . n It will not scratch Contains no acid Try a package with your next order PRICE 10 CTS. PER CAN Oregon Co-Operative Association 1118 1-2 Adams Ave. La Grande, Ore. Branches at HOLER, OR. EVANS, OR. Did Heir to Turkish Throne Kill Self London. Pel). 28 Whotho v..Uo izzennm. Inte hAir itn tha h...A . 1 - . vw .110 KIIIVIIO Ul lurkey, really committed sucide re cently, as , was officially announced m Constantinople, or to have been muraeretl on account of being pro ally in his sympathies. Naturally this made the Oermnno hnta him T nt,. . . . . " " "" .i.iii. xi. uiau mado him hated by the.openlv oro vruiiuuii mrKisn war minister, ttnver rasna. and bv the mum nf vhich surrounds the latter. These circumstances ore regarded here n3 giving plenty of ground fo the sus picion that Yussuf was murdered. At the same time, it is' mmmvii tkt u- sultan's next in line had ample reason for the deepest despondency concern ing the Turkish irnvommAn-l t,i;,. .... , . ; pVn,y wmcn in his opinion was rushing his v-viunny ni-raignr. in tne airection of complete num. It is Mirm4tAi . , ' i resnonsihle nnnrtrAi-s. thifA-rA hi- his suicide would not Wave been sur prising. Yussuf was nearly 60 years old. He was Turkish war minister at the age of 18, but when Abdul Aziz was overthrown was forced into retirement Abdul Hamid kept him a semi-prisoner on the Asiatic side of the Bosphorus. He was in thorough sympathy and complete touch with the Young . Turkish revolutionary acti vity which preceded Abdul Hamid's deposition. With the European war's outbreak, however his pro-ally views resulted in la violent break between himself and Enver Pasha, the Young Turk leader, who has always been strongly pro-German. The story is even told that he and Enver exchanged shots as the climax to a quarrel be tween them concerning Turkey's at titude. The Turkish throne does not descend in a direct line, from father to son, but when a sultan dies, passes io me eiaest male representative of tho house of Oth man, Yussuf was the present sultan's cousin. With his death. Vahid Eddin, born in 1861 younger brother of the sultan. came heir apparent. He, too, is pro any. ft 1 . .-. fi . j .KACH PACKAGE) jjy Xw ' 1 will be in power.". The ex-governor-general of Australia qualified his pre diction with the remark that "if la bor men now fiiil tn rise tn th full height of their responsibilities and to realize mac tney are englishmen first and trade unionists second, an'd . if thev hamner administrntinn nf tho military compulsion act, it seems to me tneir aavent to power will be de layed for many years." Oil PRESGRIPTIDN Dont forget FOR I UK KIDNEYS like Dr. When groceries A mpflipinnl nronapntinn Kilmer's Swamn-Root. that has real curntive value almost sells itself. Like an endless chnin svst.em the rem edy is recommended by those who have been benefited to those who are n neea ot it. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a phy- sician's prescription. It has been ! tested for years and has brought rc-f suits to countless numbers who Vinve! suffered. The success' of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- T?nnf. is dim tn the font that it fulfill... almost every wish in overcoming kid-! , ney, nver ana oiaaaer diseases, cor- rects urinary troubles and neutralizes J the uric acid which causes . rheuma-'! tism. - i 1 Do not suffer. Get a bottle of , Swamp-Root from any druggist now. Start treatment today. . , J However, if vnil -wish firct tn taat I ! tihis DTAJit -nrennrntinn con1 ton .anf. to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writ ing be sure and mention the La 1 Grande Daily Observer. Adv. i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 ordering your tomorrow be sure to include a 25c bottle of Merit Vanilla. This is- the flavoring of quality that insures success in every baking. Even the beginner meets with instant success when she uses Merit Vanilla her cake has just the right flavor. Just Arrived be- We pay oest prices ror second Hand Furniture. DYAL'S FURNI TURE CO., 404 Fir St, Phone Black J8G1- 9-14, tf. that in Foresee Labor in Control Iiondon, Fob. 28. Tho belief labor will figure extensively British government ' councils when pence is (restored in Europe is (raining ground steadily. "After the war is over," said Lord Denman, for example in an address in the house or peers, "labor is bound to play a IT Proj""1 Pan in the political life of ttns country. It is possible Uint a labor government or a govern mont largely composed of labor men Car King Egg coal. Order now and be prepared for tlio severe weather which is pre dicted. There is no better coal than King Egg. PHONE US YOUR ' ORDERS LA GRANDE FUEL COMPANY. , ' 106 Fir St, F11LLL :: MAIN TOO. Opposite Thorne & WHcoi Grocery. Investigate These Offers Dairy & Stock Farms 260 Acres 61 miles from Elgin. 60 acres in cultivation, 50 more" can be, balance of good pasture, plenty of fine water, some timber and wood, large barn, hog sheds, 5-roomhouse near school and 'phono, etc. Stock and implements can be purchased with the place.. Might consider trade for city property to about $2500. ' Terms reasonable and priced right. (392) 40 Acres 1J miles from La Grande 6 acres in cultivation. Good garden hen663' Lg h0e and barn- a11 fencd, fine splTng Can be made a nice home. Price f 1200. Terms Reasonable. (437) 80 Acres 1 mile west of La Grane 6 room house, good barn, spring piped to barn and house, 10 acres in cultivation, 15 more can easily be JiTif 3i ffruit,t'ees bBrr,ief and garden. Price $1600. Terms $500 down, plenty of time on balance. (343) Small Tracts We have several good buys in 1 to 3 acre tracts close in that will pay you to inquire about 2 Nice Suburban homes for rent. FARM LOANS AND 1XSURANCE Geoe H. Currey ODDOsita Y. M. C A. Phone, Black 2001 HE WHO MOVES REAL ESTATE 108 Elm Street La Grande, Oregon. t
