La Grande evening observer., June 23, 1921, Image 3

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i JURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921 "
' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
ICILBANE TELLS .HOW DIFFERENCE .IN
: FOOTWORK-MAY DECIDE BIG GO -
The Outbursts of Everett True
if flavor. Or if you are anxiotu
to trj something special tiicre's a big
Ijist of suimaes to select from, soma
novel and some new this year. , '
As a side treat to soda there Is the.
world's favorito sweet-meat. A box,'
of our chocolates to give you all the
pleasure of highest quality and finest
texture. v. . , i, ', ,
I'filare Conlccltonerjr Co.
No Troubl lt'i ffl.nur..
A woman ran put to much meaning
a ti vuiuui Oka ui fciivivn
I evtspTT, 'you ctsRTiNCV
tear DONCr COQD $TA BROlUM
Into a look that one gonderi why sh
iven laaea me trouoie to say anytning.
Boiton Transcript.
HAVU- HAW
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YOU POOR
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Little Triiis to Treat Mud.
Side trips to extra tscaU and re
treats. You ran have ij big glass of
delicious soda, with icu fleam lo en
hance hn dcbvrtihility of ynur favor-
vnr-t.v,;
Where. YouY Credit Is Good
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Champion Jack Dempsey (left) is always set to deliver a blow, with his feet, or at least one of
squarely on the floor. Carpenticr (right) is mostly on his toes and Johnny Killiane tells how this may
them,'
defeat
TWATMKES Two
"-iM I've sot to 'SCTTce
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SYMPATHIZER
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RUMOR SAYS HAIL
ROAU MAY 15U1L1)
him July
tographs,
2. Inset arc drawings of Dempsey 's (left) and Georges' (right ) feet in action, made from ring plio-
TROPHIES HUNG
By JOHNNY K1LBANE. There isnt any doubt but what hut not from two toes. One foot is
Featherweight Champion. Carpeiiticr gets plenty of speed into 'flat on the floor as an ace in the
A fighter who misses a blow should n'8 Jaus umi hooks with this "toe-hold" j hole against a miss,
always be in such position that he is system, but let me say this: (Copyright 11)21 by Newspaper En-
ready to-deliver another. To be in hl"ultl "'' duck one of t.aipcn- terpnse.)
such shape, he must always have onej1'"" blows "u should t"0 l'rench-i
foot flat on the ground. , man's arm slip over the champion's
J That's where a surprise may come i f houlder while he's balamed on his
in the battle between Dempsey and tes, nothmg the world would keep
tarpentier at Jersey on July E. hlm from tonPhl,K over furwl"d
X For Monsieur Georges is not the I " ' .
tvpe of fighter at all who believes I I d t mean just that, either, for
in anchoring his feet anywhere in there is ON IS thing. That s Dempsey s
particular, least of all on the floor of ! flst- A right or left to the jaw which
I ring. Rather the Frenchman is al-! no wuul,i uu very likely to collide
ways in the air, balanced on the tips! with, would topple the frenchman
of his toes, as the accompanying I1" ih opposite direction,
photograph hows. The drawings of For Georges, in going up on his
Georges' flying feet were made from ! toes, throws himself dangerously open
action .photographs,. of fhc fighting; to an opponent who is quick enough
UP FOR STARS
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
NEW IMPETUS.
GETS
to' catch him during the seconds he
is, ff balance. Jle'll find Dcmpsey
Frenchman.'
is the tvpe it fighter wh'qlkccps him-!-'lwr,'e.u bxcr .tu take '"lva"
(Self alwavs set. lie has a wicked tage of just such an opening, too.
wallon. but it isn't necessary for him Carpentier figures he adds steam
io bo un on.both toes to send it over. to his punches by going up on his toes
His ability follow up one blow with I when he sends . them over. It
ahbtttcrs' demonstrated by his. one- that all punches that hive an
s true
Three-Time Winner Required to Be
come Permanent
Possessor.
Posting of Inree trophies for win
ners and consolation in the Y. M. C.
A. tennis tournament which began to
day, has stimulated greater interest
in the affair. 1,1. K. Dixon, a local
0pi4, that lnirl hwhv WHlard
power.are delivered :from the toe-
any real attorney, has posted a handsome
REPORT FORK ST FIRKS
VALE, June 211. Persistent rumors
are again prevalent throughout south
eastern Oregon that the Oregon Short
Line railijmd is again seriously con
sidering the extension of its Onturio-
Cranc brunch on west to connect with
Rend and thereby give the interior of
the stato a outlet to the west.
One railroad man, a construction
man doing repairs on the road west of
Vwle, said this week that he believe.d
actual work on the extension would
commence within a few months- I
The extension of the Oregon Short'
Line branch to Rend, or some point !
with railroad service to the west, is:
something that the people Tif South
eastern Oregon have v.drked for for
years.
Mail Curriers on Rural Routes Will
llerruricr do Much in Keeping
Down Fire Losses, .
MANY DEA1J LETTERS
SENT FROM SALEM
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trophy for the winner of the sinirlcs
tflattH, and. thd United Stated KationHl
bank has postud an equally hftndsome
trophy for the doubles clans. A con
solation trophy is to be posted us
well. ' :
The first two cups mu:t be won
three times, before pennanont posses,
sion applies.
Due to improper addressee, an aver
age of Mfp letters are sent to the dead
letter office from Salem, according
to Postmaster Huckenstein. About
lliOO are returneil to the writer be
cause of incomplete address find aboiu
twice as many more have to be turn
ed over 'l a special clerk to obtain the
ripht address.
Having failed to educate the adult
public to write the complete address
on n letter and also to give' a return
Address, attempts are being made by
postal authorities to inform the Hehoo
children as 1 the necessity of doing
so. Postmaster II ui.' ken stein staled
that he had already taken up the mat
ter with the school authorities here.
PORTLAND, Ore., June 211. Rural
and star route mad carriers of the
postofficn department will hereafter
report forest files to forest ringers,
according to a copy of an order of the
postmaster general just received at
! the U. S. forest service offices hero.
Mail carriers often have nil oppor
tunity of rendering valuable co-opera
tion in fire protection by early dis
covery of forest fires along their
routes and reporting thorn to forest
rangers, thereby helping protect the
forest resources of the northwest, ttny
foest officials.
The postmaster general expresses
his hearty bin-king of this plan and
has urged the full cm-operation of his
"employees in the efforts to 'conserve
tbe "resources of Ibis country as out
lined in the president's proclamation
of April 7," which proclamation set
aside May 22-28 ;:is forest protection
week.
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POWERFUL STORY IS
UNFOL-DKI) IN "KAZAN?
AT STAR THEATRE
ever1 '.that, the .great' tinderstanding
leading to the new life comes.-' .
Kpisode" four of f.iglitning' Hryce
is also being shown. Every chapter
give new thrills which havo proven
conclusively that serials are the. real
thrill and suspense attraction Com
ing, Nazimovn.
SHIRLEY MASON IN
ANOTHER DAINTY PLAY
AT ARCA1JE THEATRE
The attraction at the Star tlita're
for three days, beginning tomorrow,
will be "Kazan," a phut hiiiiM de
scribed as "cxtraordi ury from the
pen of Jnics Oliwr Curwood, an
author who won undying fame for his
"Back) 'to Hod's Country" and "The
River's End" and "Noiad1 of the
North. .
The title used is the same as thit
marie famous bv the aflthor in his re
markable fale of the great wolf Jog
known as "Kaxin the Killer and the
story has to dp with . a gripping
tragedy and a love affair which wan
Jer through ivany nooks and corers
of a Northnrn Wilderness little knjwn
to man. The piece, de resistance of'
thia unsual photoplay is the wondeiiul
iesson of faithfulness taught by the
dog "Kazan." 1
A new Shirley Mason picture 1,-
theatrical event that may be depend
ed upon to cause a stir. This dauity
player is to appear at the Arcade
theafre gn Krid iy and Satfirday ply
injf the star role in "Flame of Youth,'
a William Fox production.
Shirlry Mason pictures ale dis
tinctly of the sort that may be cn-
!j'pd by old (?nd young. She may be
expeetedto do wonders with such a
part as that f the little IT' lgian
foundling who is the heroine of
Fame of Youth.' Tbe scenes are
hid sin the Belgian countryside and
the Bel gin n rpiartr ul Pans. 4
A two reel Mack Sennett gloom
chafer is to be een on the same pro
gram.
Carnation
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KILBANB AVf)
A Kf FNTIKR.
NKUEST YEHH L; (IF
LOVELY MAY ALLISON
AT SHERRY' THEATRE
t
ft!"W0 Hollo -0 Wiildift; Ulrxfes. fine
Fuclory at Island City.
? a
" Kxtravagance, " alarring "the
blonde screen heauty, My Allison,
clime to the Sherry Theati todaj
for two days. , . .
This Metro Special was atpted
frn the tor) .y Ben Amu Williams,
"Wore Stately Mansion!," whicTi ap
peared tioi Houskeeping Maga-
zin.
flis Allison ha the role of Nancy
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Drown, QauKiivrr 01 a weaiiny w an, I
who marries uicn Vane, a yging !
fiwyer. Hesocietymbitions neces-I
sils a aevcrr d-nt into the huaband'a
income, and mi mad desire tuihold
Tiis wife love, Dick forges a cheok on9
,h father. It i when jail faces J,im,
and hii wife is giitp .e chance to
MOr.K SPRINGS ETERNAL
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If you
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IPTIONS
WE FUiLUNY DOCXOTi'S PRESCRIPTION
PUTIWAN'S DRUG STORE
"The Rexall Store"
With All
Cheese Dishes
for lunches, suppers, special
occasions. For rarebit instead
of toant, because they're richer
and daintier and for toasted
cTieese they're incomparable.
Snow Flakes are truly a unique
Boda wafer. Made from finest
ingredients In, modern, sunny .
tin U mr if Ttimr whnlinm '
ti css and invariable tivsluiea)
will delight you.
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ages and Umily tlA ; JmW '
t X S Don't sk lot ettcketi ,
fcH !V";"! ' fcf0 "'y SN0W FLAKES
, P C. B. CHOCOLATE ECLAIKisv
j , , wonderful tlniy (onfttllon ( (Tfct 'Ptf "
Pacific Goant Biscuit Co. -;3lf- f f;fi ''
DON'T
.DESPAIR-
re troubled with pnina or
ion, insontina; poinful paaa.
riiie, you will find relief in
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MEDAL
standard tamed for tridn.
hi. hl! r and urtc c4 tfouota and
fUmadr of Holland aJnca IMrV
Tnt( )tt,oDMdrujt;iu. Ouarantvad.
O I h m lK nfm GoM Mdl mi ararr Ws
SHERRY'S
TO-DAY
IIEAUlllTiL
May Aliisoa
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Till! KTUKi OF A lMs WHO .DION'l . KNOW
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shedid.n t c'vue
. Epitodfi Four-.
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