La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 22, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextIP -S A TIT? 1 A Y. y FR17 V- -U ? V - 19. .r7.-;:- as trick,! k&w. -but! HE K(.T PtSTtsfiW- HT-XV)uiTeft.i'l TUfRE WAS V X WtLl, Art- , J Ma C.i.i TiJiaJiVWT' rviM uvt.it 10 SfBJCEB'S To 'fcllrf ! front T, e.cod j Mil lur nTS -T . .- SWEET wsk To ecsww, low now - rt Lhome 'yiMElS KA. of course i wia Buy A new ri iuic". ar t Jack Wilson I " !! yni nvn I . "fYA.! Cot it BUT T 1 1 '. !! oUBce0 ""ovtj" I ,UMp,M JAJ,,.. I I , - ' " ' . I .ti .. I 7IQ.Y SaARD AND IT - -.' . I Kft JU Pi iSr now -tA ZXZyti W,A n--? .uts I' h e7.v j-T'..i -'k. g ffA ur Willi, mF3 uil-jiM iTRAPSHOOTING'S LONGEST RUNS., Amateur Shooters Have Compiled the Best Runs Six Times in Past 10 Years. (By Peter P. Carney, Leading Authority on Sporting Topics.) uesi Kuns ol 10 tears by Amateur Traushootcrs. Year ,1909 into 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 .1916 ,1917 ,1918 Score Name 252 W. Henderson , J. R. Graham . Jos. Kjiutzky . . C. B. Laton . . J. C.-Norris . . . .C. H. Newcomb D. J. Holland . Fred Plum F. H. Troeh .. .H. G. Lorenson The longest run of the 1918 trap cShooting season was compiled by an amateur, Harry p. Lorenson,. of New man, Cal. 417 180 293 284 217 312 283 284 345 Made at . .Houston, Tex. I . .Lmcago, 111. . .Omaha, Neb. . . .,. . .Brookfield, Mo. .' . .Omaha, Neb . .Pitteburg, Pa-. ... . .St. Louis, Mo. . . . . . Maplewood, N. ,H . .Seattle, Wash. '. . . Los Aogejes, Ca.1 Date Dec. 22 ..Aug. 3.1-Sept. 1 .....Aug 8-9 FOX HOUNDS MUST HAVE SUPERIOR HUNTING ABILITY "Hunting in American requires an altogether different hound from those used in England, conditions being very dissimilar," .says a writer in All OntdnnrR. "Hounds renuil'e sunerior ..Sept. 17-18 j hunting ability, widivranging, greater A.,n t-r l J...t I ..t. ...... . " perseverance iinu piiiiyiKe, aim, n-jw.t . May 20-2i all, a much better nose to enable them Aug. 12-14 to take an old and cold track probably ...July 4-7 made the day before nnd work it out . . April 29 inch by inch for six or eight hours if .May .10-11 necessary. the year, finishing with a mark a little "Hunting ami training qualities arc less than 97 per cent. Lorenson never 'usually inheritwV from the dam. while shot at the tras until 1915, .and from spaed, endurance and conformation are a novice he has graduated to the ex-UIHngniitted from the sire. Even a su- This is the third successive year and ;pert class in'three years. He as had perficinl knowledge of the subject iiuli tbe sixth year in ten that an amateur ; numberless runs about 50 during thectes that speed nnd hunting instinct .trapshooter has compiled the longest i past season, two better than uu anu are among the greater qualities run. four better than 100. .. Sporting papers early in June cred-1 It was not until 1909 that the Inter ited Homer Clark, professional, with j state Trapshooting association made breakino- 412 straight in the Ohio state any pretense of keeping records of the shoot. and later advertisements an- lone runs. Previous to that time the j excel. During the kindergarten couvs. Reared, announcing that Clark broke ileng run records are difficult to dig up( as far as possible pups should be train 375 straight in one day's shooting, but i but nevertheless we have unearthed a'jed under the most favorable hunting the host record the interstate Tran-, few which will please the veterans, 'conditions, and the work made as easy .shooting association has of Clark's In 1888 Rollo Hcikes broke 187 in .and light as possible. lacKnuwieaeins 1wt:n,r fn- th'n'v.m. It 947 mnde t ! succession at'Corrv. Pa. In 1892 J. "Later on harder problems may bel "Eleven bonos heund should possess and they ail much sought after. ''But a hound, lacking vital force, staunchness and endurance, can never hunting day is when the ground is damp und moist (not frozen) with r. heavy atmosphere, a cloudy sky, am; light southern' breeze.' 'All hcunds should be taught tc swim, but do not uo it uy throwing them into the water. When the waiei is warm enough not to chill, take you: hound out in a boat a short distance from the shore, place him gently in the water, and pull ashore fast enriu.-rb to prevent efforts to get into the boa!. "It is seldom that more than a cou ple of lessons are necessary to mam; ihem feci at home in the water." Ol.l, DU i;, tiKTS "III.EVKX" Atlanta, Fob. 22. "To fine or not to fine, that Is the question," mused Hc.cordcr Johnson when dusky Wil liam Shnkespoirn. rlflkrged wiih "rolling de bones," told his namn. "How about It, Uaid of Avon?" quonied His Honor. Hocltlng a "Winter of discon'Miit" conditions, and the work made as easy ; Dill to'.d of a lot -of hard luck and rolling the bouts ," nuotli the, judgo; The Observer's Classified Ads. WANTED Miscellaneous. I Oil S.U; Miscellaneous I'()It SALE Anvonp iuterettcd in a close-in modern homo at, '"yeason ablc price cUll ?102: Miiin 'aeiuie be tween 1 ami 5 K in. V phune Itcd 951. t " 2-21-lf -I FOH SALE ly jvnor, four acres dliectly west, f Alllytev mill. In quire 1701 Cellar. 1'hufta 1! 901. ' 2-21-10 WANTED At opco Cafe. Waitress. Stuta 2-18-tf. "" MONEY TO LOAN, at 0 per cent, on I Union county 'farms. Apply H. E. j Dixon, Foley b'dg., La Gcande, Oro,.J Adv. ' 2-13-tf '! -r.-.. . t TO TRADE Driving horse fur woik horse. Call Black 1012. 2-11-tf WANTED Clean cotton ratfs suitable to wijie machinery. 2 cents a pound. ' Observer office. 1 Professional Directory Al'rOltNKYB .Sioux Falls, S. Dak., on June 13 and'E Miller ran 151 straight at Cincin-j submitted for their solution. 14. Interstate association records giveinati, O. In 1899 C. A. Young startled! An ideal land called the next .ease. FOR SALE 1Y OWNER Modern f.k room houscXwitli' ground, 140xM-ri ftet; good lawn, flowers and shnibv near high KchV F. E. Rohiiiu 401 1 on paved street. Fourth struct. 2-20-31 ,Clark n run of 237 in the Ohio state the shooting world by breaking :ii shoot. straight irf a shoot at Peoria, 111. On Lorenson brake 345 straight at Los j March 12, 1900, on the roof of Madi Angeles, Cal., on May 10 and 11. In son Square Garden Jack Fanning ran a three days' shoot lie broke 198 out 175 straight, shooting alone and with- "of 200 targets each day and was only out a rest. On June 6 of the same year high man on one of .the three days. In Fanning clipped 231 straight at Utica, this shoot he missed the first two tar-iN. Y. This was. the best record to that gets shot at and then' ran out with 198, time. In 1901 at Interstate park, straight. He shattered 117 targets on I Long Island. William R. Croshv broke the second day before he lost one of j345 straight-continuous shooting. In the clay boys. . 1904 at Canton, O.. Crosby broke 419 Lorenson was the sensation of the I straight, which -mark held good until 1918 trapshooting season. He led in, Charley Spencer came through in 190!) the averages until the last month ofiwilh 505. t Best Runs of 10 1 ears by Professional 1 rapsnooters. OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE Tear 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1913 1917 1918 -Run 505 303 225 309 279 252 2G1 247 Shooter ' C. C. Spencer . . E. F. Fosgard . E. F. Fosgard . C. G. Spencer . . H. W. Heer ... L. S. German . . IL. S. German. .. Art Killam . . . . H. E. Poston .-. Homer Clark . , Made at ..iVola, 111 . .Midland, Tex . -San Antonio, Tex. . . .Brookfield, Mo. . . . . .Montgomery, Ala., . .Rochester, N. Y. . . ..Atlantic City, N. J. ..L Salle, 111. . San Jose, Cal. . . . . . Sioux Falls, S. D. . Date Sept. 18-19 ...Aug. 8-9 May 24-25 Sept. 17-18 May 12-13 June 10-11 -Sept. 15-17 ........ i.May, ,21 .......May 28-29 ..... June 13-1 1 UNCOVERS OLD COPY OF PAPER IWhile removing some papers from o drawer in his desk a few days ago -F. L. Movers found a copy of the Port land Oregonian dated Janunry 26, 1892 not so long ago, and yet it doe3 look queer. The Oregontan was not nearly the paper then that it is now. It car ried ads on the front page, had a col lection of the queerest looking old fashioned type imaginable and its headlines had a peculiar twang to them. This indicates the. change in newspaper style in a very few year.-, for the Oregonian of 1892 place-! alongside the present-day Oreronia:i Would very much resemble the woman wearing hoops to the lady wit.i the modern tight-fitting skirt. HOUSEWIVES on trial OF FOOD PROFITEERS - " t"-l VXCAM.KD FOU I.ETTF.ItS List of letters remaining uncalled or in the La Grande postoffice for the week ending February 21, 1919. Gentlemen. Bellamy, Willard (2) Carr, Clifford Lemmon, O. E. Moorehou80, I. F. Munsell, Win. Nrre. Mr. T. E. Osworth. F. L. Smith, Horace Thomas Grocery 4 Williams, Chas. Young, James W. .' Young, Ben Ijnilie Carter, Mrs. Lucinda Graham, Mrs. Mamie Grant, Mrs. Anna Hoffman, Miss Nan Rhodes, Mrs .W. C; Smith. Mrs. M. P. Mc.Marin. Miss Velma ARB OJ 7H6 JAMITOR aJl OP TH6SS OPJt?TeNTS : ' ifyii I f2S,SlKL,M Hfrta I THT,tU.4A-H, aj l 'rr..j r i FOR SALE Htlnw S2.00 per "old Inquire of lter Clop at .1. W. McAllister farm. 2-1 3 tf FOR SALE quire at . "V First-class ice box. In- iyttes. 2-18-ff FOR SALE Part or all of my 2'. acre l-'ruitdale ranch. C. S. Stilwell. Phone Red 20H. 2-15-121JI do vou Thimk YOU CjQN Hc50VS.Rl2e THIS PtACQ - WITM HeTt.S"3 I3IVS ? -Youl KivOw THS iNl6l I MOW) CST BoSX '.V, r. r t . HoovSRize this PtAca - witm 4 1 t ',.',rr'.y. v. American houseti-iVr-s are r.-w on the tlall of fooi prcOtters. Mrs Julian I'rr.'h (.res'dent of the N'ation-il Housewiv.s' Lrtp:i'e. has Issued en rrder a-kiilt T.ll builscKiccf In tl-o h-.i:l to .icylolt, all n-iall ffnd de.ileif who 'n.ivn not r-din--d nrifc-. 10 cotiK.rm witl. tlie'r.-dnuions ninile h. the wlioleval'-rs It is reported lti.it' rei'l stor'-s of Titod- tutT are t"if.g kiiiirdi'il 'n Die- ,Tt. ii.pi to kci rl-er tip and save lli- fniMl ..r-'-ah.tors millii.ns invested under Vkr condittokii. ' aSelilaaiiiaiaaiiaal(rf lai !taqtiuaiMixt!rtnte Itt60t&it0t&i00t000i0i0t0ijri HUtt.l fV 'fia ic;pr( proprtf In mt'MO count .' delay. Current! Jttca, T- -l anSo -Intustnient., C. ! l-"0-5t. J: Silverthurd'a do yor li'iyelop1' bm and printing yur lodak f.;n. - ?0 - 2-20-31 FAMILY OR U3 5TORO O LaAN,fON, a y . (Si ,''The0Obseir furnishes prints i A Thousand Yous w 'JLKX YOL" Dick rip 'voiir nmriiin or nt'tfi'iiooii iicwsiki- pcr and gl.iiiicc over tltc itdvcitiiiiii you quite uin'on-si-iously imlt'i)ly vourscir a tliousaiKl tiint's. In lialf or tlii'cc-tiiiartx rs ul an liour vou cart, iiictaiiliorii'allv S)eakiliK, visit every progressive si ore .in town. You virtually ioke your liead into every depart nieiif o'f every depart incut .-tore.. You inn into the florist's, the confectioner's, the oculist's, tli leadiiifr jr'oeeries, Iianks, theatres, all Hie various places t li;tt. sup ply the things that make this the twentieth century and life worth the living. Jlere is a greater choice in clothing, food, fmriit tire, hooks, icttires, musical instrument-:, travel, entertainment, op portunities fi'P investment, the service of pulilii- utility eiTpM-i- ions than anv liKinarch of old could command. It would easily ta"ke a thousand yous. (ravelin find out for yourself what-(ltc advertisements ininutes li'ioniing.or ev(,niii','. " , hard a I tell. Voti I il-O". to iu M few UlCV (I'el'Vl Vt:r ilT T Tit .11. i iiev ilp - ffc vom Without flieiTi, ivithi;t tUf i:-.--ir sjiirit of t . ii afvl iiianufartiireis v im lia -Jc tljeM, i',.t- gnat ,lmnd,tic c vou yow enjoy wtiiiid oe a "im-i ri-v .-int lliini still t utVithout advertising the pr,-cs .Y1 winM imxr f"Viy for th.uiv of tJu- neeessitii-s yi now hi i, fur a fert pn.'iii A.nld make S' doViar, loi I'kc a snowiiall tvu j)e 1,-itciier, r,iii;'. ' V' ' liead the artvc-ftiSHirPnts. !e" ice.. jf.nts 1 1 i u gs . rea-a ire l?i0it lil':.i fiil't-itllr z.iA-ii i i.t. irr 'ii ,n (T and advantage. ead rjew firer-iief-nrage tue aive;"tvi Urtfjgjngi these bfi.tciiliiiigs pos.hlc for jjgn. o . i s u ho FOR SALE 7rc a sctlin; Rhulle island Red eggs Ph Phone Dlack 1(112. 2-11-tf FOR SALE ThW. monument you want for DecorVtiofi day is ready for Immediato ileliery. 11. M- M. & -fi. Co., 1002 sVyenuc. 1-17-tf COCIlltAW (t EliliJltHAKD Ouu. 1 Cocllron and Colon It. IQIu.th&r, Attorneys. La Grande National Rank Building. R. J. (iUEEN, Attorney at Law t'ractice in nil B'.ate and federal courts. Office La Grande Natiunal ; Bank Building. CRAWFORB & EAKIJi T. H. Craw ' ford and Ruhert S. EaKln, Attor neys a law. Practice In all the courts of the statu and the United Stntos. Office, Wept-Jacotifloi, lllilg., rouuis 9-10-17, La Oraudo, Oregon, Why Look Older Than You Are? It is astonishing how many women through lack of alien tion ure wearing corsets that give a more mature appear ance to Ihft figure than it should have and consequently Ihey ap pear to-be rive or ten years old ;r than tlici arc. , It is possible to creadily im prove that conditiiiti if you will come to our corset department nail get a liat fitting of the MODAHT froat laced corset. See for yourself the youthful nnd graceful lines his famous corset will givd you; No expense y van do not , buy unless there is a de cided improvement then vou should. PAULINE, LEDERLE AJK'IHTHMTTW C. E. MILLER -Architect, room J7. Now l uloy nidg. Phono Hod 1871. .MKCIIANO-TIIEltAPY Oft r.KXT FOU RENT Neatly slcanilieated roou. Y.'M. C. A., Phono Ulaek -f urn tihcd, Illock .' from Huv "&(xth " street. 2Vl. 2-l!l-tf FOR RENT IIuiuo and 10-ocre tract, Hi miles from city; electric irri gating plant. Call Black 1U2. 2-18-tf FOR RENT Rooms for light house keeping. Separate bedroom. lll'J Adams. Phone Black 11901. 2-17-tf FOR RENT One furnished room, $7.00 per month. Phone B 1042. 2-0-tf FOR RENT Stora room, stonm heat ed, good location for grocery or oth er business. Cheap rent and long lease to right party. II. C. Lawyer. Ilarland hotel. party, -tf FOR KENT--Nlde rosoy rooms from $12 up. ' lr.lA)' .daius. Phono H3901. 1-18-tf FOR' RENT nc furnished . Phone R JIM2.' r icm. 2-li-tf LOST AND FOUND 'OUND hnu.-o. -Pair of glasses Phono Observer. at court LOST 2-ycai-old light Rhone heifer, branded conjoint K J, on left hip, lower crop out of left ear. Notify W. K. Lindsay, Hoy 2111, La Oiande, Ore. ' 2-IK-iitp 111!. A. N. MAYVll.LE Mechano Theiapy Physician. Chronic diseases my specialty. Physical und mental science, dietetics, hydrotherapy and French massage. Phonu Blnck 2811. Rooms 1, 2, :), Coolidge building, op posite Star theatre. PIANO TUN'EK. JAS. M. DALY Piano Tuner. Ref erences, Mrs. G. S. Birnie, Mrs. R. J. Green, Miss Miller. Phone MrB. R. J. Kitchen for appointment. Will bo in La Grande in liny. 2-4-lm,p OSTEOPATHIC. )R. MARGARET INGLE, Osteopath! Physician Specializing in disease of women and children. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 1 to Op. m., and by ap pointment.. Phones Office Red 1761, residence, Black 12.11. 37 New Foley building. VKTKIlWAnT DR. H. W. RILEY Oradnata Votor in Irian. Hospital. 1409 Madison At i. State Htalllon Inspector ana Inspector of itocS for shipment Home Independent Phono, Black 41; Farmer Co-operative Phone. Main 111. EIR'CA liO.VAL RE.ME.MIIER OOODING COLLECH Oooding, Idiiho. 1'otticil bust ucss i-dursi'S, review - sulip-ela, rcgiil.tr college work and sutii mor school. 2-l!Mf i Fraternal Directory; J ................ A... mm-mJ VOODMEN OF THE WOULD La Orando Camp No. ll9 meets every v first and third Monday at Enrclos . Hall. All vlBltlng neighbors wel coiuo. Dues pnyalil at the nff'ijB 1 of- the clerk, New Foley fihlg.; ..' a?., to C p. ui. ' j. j. MORcnisoN, a. c R. J. KITCHEN. Clara 40DE11W WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Groodo.Can;p No. 7,7,0? inuota. on tha first and third Thursday evenings of each month In the K. of P. RaR. Visiting neighbor! . welcome. L. J. M1NTIALL, V. C. v JV. F. ASUMAN. Clerk 0. EJ. 8. Hope Chapter No. U, O. H. S. hoida statod comiininlca,tIonu tho second and fourth Wednosday of each month. Visiting mombera opr dially welcomed. ' 8ADIB B. GIVEN. W. M. MARY A. WARNlCK.Seu. K. of L. or Bocurtty Mt. Emily Couucll, No. 2 46, moots the second and fourth Monday evening at 8 o'clock at Eagle hall. Visiting members are welcome. ABE HARRIS, Fin-1. Bee. J. K. FITZGERALD, Prea. Illive the lnr,H'l, which Htands for fair working r'lmlilinn.-, put u.n your job pointing. Th.- Ob-u-iver is one of the two shops in town obsi-iving union principles. Plinne M.-iin :!7 La Grande Mattress Shop And Weaving Works Mattress Making and Repairing, Feather Mat tresses Made Feather Eenovating, Carpet and Fluff Rug Weaving. All Work Called for and Delivered ('HAS, EDWARDS, Prop. ONE BLOCK EAST OF FLOLU MILL 11IONK ICED 132 I -I "I I I ii I I 1 1 Yl ii ) j g The good? that havtfmade our business'a suceesi and eoatlcd ii to guarantee them to yoa ave s o j s, Charter Oak Ranges, Patent,. Heaters, "VfhiW Sewing Machines, the Harmon Mattre;, KitB- ' -P n. ct In r.i'6n3 E&ls, Kfiny Rome Spring?, Smit!i Rtgs Furniture Exchahad ?m a Kin .irpfi.'.ifAv n'v. runic ur a it xQ o KIR AND JEFFERSON O 1 I -i f I ' I T' rL. .. 11 ' : M r l t , . ' u.iuaiv, ui n in r.&iiiauK lor new. l.iJ.... ......... ....Q3..... ...... si ; i i . U i i 1 1 a. F. ft A. M. La Orande I.oage No. 41, A. F. ft A. M. holds regular meotlngs first and third Saturday at 7:30 p. m. Cnrd'al welcome to all Masons. C. M. IIUMPIirtEYS, W. M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec. F. O. EAGLES, ALIilE NO. 2.r.9.-i Meet every Friday night, at Eagles Hall. "Visiting 'members wclconn. Z. I.II.LYk W. P. A. J. l.AU.M, Sec. ItKllEKAilS Crystal I.orti;e No. 60 meets every Tuesday evening in the 'I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting meiu- bera ar Invited to attend. LKTTIE Mi-OTll, PRICK, N. G. LUCIA HALEY, Rcc. Sec. U O. O. M. La Oranflo Lodge No. 8 60, Loyal Order of Moose holds regular meetings every Wednesday night at K p. in. In Eagle hall next to Elks' fUOg. on Washington Ave. Vlsltois always welcome. Dues pay- ahlo at Yomu''s 8weet. W. C. HANSEN', Die. HARRY SWART. 8e. B. P. oTi. ELKH. La OrtMide Louge No. 433. Lodge n ?ts each Thura dayevenlng at 8 o'clock. Hotne and club privileges cht-arf ully ex' tended to all Brother Klks. It. J. CURES, . e KiaVcd'Rnlr. A. B. tllEftltV, icretary. tHOYAL. NKlrTflllioKS ins Camp meets' every Mi-cofid Friday aOer-(-.noon and every fourth Fili,y even ing, Try month in K. P. hall. II :lltlii memhp9s conllnlly welcoui. HENRIE'rt (IA?.ST. 0,a)l MARY L. WEfcf, Rei ser. . e a p KNIOHTS OF PTimAS-ncd Croak j ire No. 27 meets every Monda) night, li Custle IlalKK. of P. hall) A Prili I an welcome to ill Tlsltlag Knigifta e L. ROBERTSON. C.C.ft DELILE GREEN. K. of R. ft 8... - r 1 tQT Ov rrpeoa-' priaicdai.41te o o o 0 t :5:::::: aaawawawaaiaaiaawawfaiaaaaiaT-t-HTaiyfTf O Cbjetvsr office. ' wuii'aj Tirtpi'T-,B. P 3 o oo m t wsnf paw' i 1 WMi:! J2