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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1917)
PAGE TWO XTRAGOOD is the Name of Our SUITS FOR BOYS SHERRY'S best materials in them that the mills sfvles! Drcssv. manly, little rhev have th can "weave. And the suits that serve as an education to the boy in the matter of good form in dress besides making him a pride to his parents. Priced $3.69 to $12.00 Say! Have you seen those Boys Suits with two pair of full lined trousers at " $5.00, $5.50, $5.75 to $8.00? They Are Sure Dandies HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Quality and Service GOING! ! Until the Roads are ( Better We Will Make j I Only Four Deliveries "J 8:30 A. M., 10.30 A.M., 1:45 P.M., 4:30 PM. ( .1 ufdou a wtc nrrr iiiti?v f THE J. D. LYNCH CO nrwra We are doing our best to give you firstquality work in jour 3 specialized de partments. LAUNDRY DRY CLEAVING CARPET RENOVATING STANDARD LAUNDRY COMPANY La Grande, Ore. Geo. Gilbert, Mgr. High School Nevs L'pperclass Girls Beat Underclass (iirls in Basketball Yesterday Credit Given for Gym. , SHERRY'S TODAY WaUh Stars in Pictures as Quaint i Westerner. At last a western drama that is dif ferent! That is what William Fox now pre sents to the public under the title of "the Mediator." George Walsh has the title role, a character who loves ; peace so much that he continually : fights for it. I Walsh takes the part of Lish Hen i ley, who starts his adventures by I shooting and wounding Bill Hinging Lee Willard), the village bully. Then I he sends flowers to Bill in the hospital and the sick man, grateful, tells Lish that he expects to start a new life hen he is well. He is going to re ; join his wife, Martha (Pearl Elmore), v r t..t u:n rni H . in reaLCIUl 11111, v-ai. 1 1 Lish likes the name of the place, so !he sells his mine in Arizona, and starts for Peaceful Hill. On the way, he stops at Keswick, and finds the 'town in a turmoil as the result of a mining strike. In his efforts to keep everything peaceful, Lish beats the leader of the strike (James Marcus), and continues his journey. His deed has ended the labor trouble. Arrived at Peaceful Hill, Lish seek3 Martha Higgins, and finds her. He also finds Maggie (Juanita Hansen), a waitress, who helps tne .-ueuiaior in his fight against the men of Keswick. These men have followed Lish to the place, in an effort to get revenge for the insult to their leader. Many adventures follow. In the end, Lish is victorious, and all the onemies of neace have been put to rout. There is onl yone leftrand that The upporelass high school girls is Maggie. Lish captures her, by an j beat the underclass girls yesterday attack on her heart noon in basketball, 13 to 8. The line- : ups were: Upperclassmen Amy Hulse, side center; Gertrude Swal berg, forward; Alice Spencer, guard; Yeanne Smith, center; Marie Love, forward; Roma Jacobson, guard. Un derclassmen Edna Jones, forward; Thelma Oesterling, guard; Lila Mal lory, center; Fern McCullough, guard; Ruth Trill, side center; Sylvia Glass, forward. Quite a few high school students and grammar pupils saw the game. Beginning this term credit will be given to students who take gymnas ' ium work and hygiene. For two hours weekly in the gymnasium and one hour hygiene one-fourth of an hour credit will be given; the same as that granted for glee club work. Miss Jewell Tozier, director of physical education, is hopeful that an entire skeleton will be given the hygiene 'class for study. Because of tne credit for gymnas ium work and hygiene Miss iozier says the classes are becoming popu lar. Many are availing themselves of the chance to obtain credit. Some are taking hygiene alone, and others, gymnasium work alone. These latter .'do not receive credit but are desirous ' of having the work for benefit outside ' of completion of hours for a diploma. ; Choice. 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ARC A DE "THE PLOW (,IRL" SATURDAY Theodore Roberts, nctor and I.asky star, the celebrated will be seen at prepared for the Paramount program by Charles Sarver. Although he made such a great reputation for himself as the drunken father in support of Miss Mae Mur ray in ' The Dream Girl," Mr. Roberts has surpassed himself as the besod den, cruel, Boer farmer in "The Plow ,T ARC ADE THEATER SATL'RDA V ONLY 1 '"f" B. '" r r , r ,!"" ' ; ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. AUSTIN BROWNELL, Manager HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY Supplies and Heating Devices Phone Main 726 Sorwner Hotel Building, next to Western Uniou f Front Laced PLOW ( iifimnirn the. Arcade thoator on Saturday only in support of Mao Murray in the Jesse I,. Uisky product Kin of "The Plow Girl." a compelling drama of the South African veldt and English drawing-rooms adapted from the famous story by Edward Morris and Girl." 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