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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1921)
LA GRANDE EVENING OIISERYER PAGE- FTVfc ' "Bumbershoot" Yachr S HONORS BOSTON LUNCH 209 Tir Street "Vc Arc Strictly the Wiiikiiiymaii's Friend All Dinner Orders 35t. Special J)ishcs of All Kinds Onm Until 1 A. M., bailee Mights I'lioi'osrrioN ok mg- game HERE STILL INTERESTS. Cove 1'euplp Anticipate Victory uud nan for Future Contest. ) "WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1021 IISER1 jy ''rri ' IN Weiser, and not Payette, is the team tljat has won the championship of ex treme Eastern Oregon and Middle Idaho. The tussle there was. a warm one, and Parma was a runner-up but it was Weiser that finally landed the flag and is the team that is minted to play against ove here one week from ncx Sunday, No final word haB been received to date in this regard bun it is felt certain that La Grande will get the game should it be played. Lack of confidence has never been the fault of the Cove team and Wiey are just sure enough of winning from Weiser to be making preliminary ar rangements with 'Wtilla, Walla, the champions of Eastern Washington. Of course? if Weiser should slip up on Caller's crew, that would be another storyv but if the Cove people are to be champions of half of Idaho and ji big portion of Oregon, they also want to be masters of Eastern Washington. SPORT POT POTJM Sport Nrns of iirlrtl KlmU mid Suiiri'i'a. Inhn S'hittz. vult-rnn NVw York ! .muni, Jii nil l Iv ju' htsimm Hi showa how III llus pirluiu All U u-t.'il btKit uiut an iiiiit-ivlla for a sail. " . . Dad' F i Aids MiJStilJrnan L i- X June Itifle Winners Announced. With the opening of hundreds of camps June is 'always a big month with line Winchester Junior Hifle Corps boys and girls. June 11 waa "Community Shoot" ( day. for ail the units, of the W..J. R. C. and most ev ery one of them had a full day's sport. The winner seal match was also held and wins won by unit 327 of Davenport, la., with units 428 and fi(7 of Jolliet, 111., second and third. During June, 120.' medals were won, making a total of 9,435 awarded since 1: January I. rive instructors won med als, 459 pro-marksmen, 25-1 marks- after harvest. me, 143 sharpshooters, 1118 possible bars, land 24 expert riflemen. The names of the medal -winners in this state follow: Ross Taylor, Arch er Hoyt and John W. Hoyt, all Ashland. Sho-a ih beat ilancluer In the world.- wild Jnmei I.rnwn VottiT , when he arrived from Kurope to help hl f!an:;luev, .Mrs James A. .-tttj. i jnan in her divorce troubles -Si-.e ta a n;i. iwoteu another anil 1 em sure that she liasbsir. a cood Kite." tays potter. i FAJLUKE TO SIOliE Inot he reduced, until transpnrlnlion MAY SPELL l'AJIIXE costs has been substantially lowered I and that has not been accomplished. 1 n.. n I I IjUlillllUl'U 11U1I1 IdKC unci ,. ., , Small Uujer Concerned. toi-y the railroads will be covered up j In thc-',lWht f this' review of the situation it appears that the small "LocalK-, there is used in I.a Grande j consumer, the fellow who has to think about 8,000 tons of coal a year. In 'hard before he fimls tlic. wherewithal former years at least h'lf of this ton- ; to buy his coal for the winter, should Country Club Notes nagehas been stored by the consumer be one of the first to get his', order of i m spring and summer months. Even 1 placed. with this much eotil stored bef ire ; , . ' 'cold weather there has never been a"' "; . . ' . ...u .1 I I 1 ' , . i ' ... , , j "! diinlio ".tint dlg.rnlRlivity Is. winter, wheh was unusually warm all over the country!. So far this season , the consumer hjs storctl not than Another Cleaning lice Friday. "Fini.-h fhe job" is the slogan more ; "id tons for the coming winter, j ... "All the mines m the slate of Wash- JJ ft I ington ivave been closed since March j 91,1(1 Uiu'le, Mtiiw ; 'hut If It's t'liat keeps di enrilt rt-niu I'lMtn' nrnund lntiwe in space mi' tniinpin' into siliieililu', I'm slrlctl In favoy of H," .. - T Pa-Jnc. Is the ch'pfest fruit of th'it' 11 L,rlvtls mnkd Miiinse r niueiem irom oilier men Pjr means ilhe eitMittiil.li.e iuv I'hiu'ii',, of l.hn C.rilin.luh.umJunE uni iiwliwlrieu n lh try Club-park cleaning ciunpaign. coast will have to be supplied with! :""" ' '" -ni-t.si K...,,i Splendid progress was made lust! coal from the eastern fields, which! . '0"""es 10 hi.ili s..nip. r riday but the territory could not be will draw from the domestic consumer. ; It,f. , ' ; " u i tlilm! to covered and more work must be done,' All the present conditions point to..?1 u .v'1 ospecfall;! in raking and1 removing higher prices and an acute shortage! ashes from bonfires. Country Club and nvtioning of coal later on.' i ' That Part members are tcminded- that- the job; w. (J. Sawyer, senior member of Eaaily Arranged. "Where "would you j:n If the land- is Only half done and another even-' nlp Sawver-IIolmes comnanv .and also ! Inr'1 dmihled the rent?" nsks nil nd- ing's work is. required. All who can a ,.ia ,',.,.,crj f the same opinion. I voitlser. "Wo can t my offhand, but should come immediately after five. am a,vUi.d bv the liidcnendeiit Coal I " know where the londlnrd could Luncheon will be served, at the con-. and Coke conipny of Salt l ake that elusion oi Mc-worK. col" Buffalo Express. First Dinner 'J'onighl. her prices will advance," said Mr. Saw. yer. "I am also ndvisd by the rail nad conlpany that there will be no immediate- reduction wi reight rates, Mrs. tirace Harrie will first party dinner tonight since her end Secretary or Commerce Herbert installation as house ma'Tow. The : Hoover recently answered a direct boawl of iliiecloin will meet for a question l"Pg this line by teh-gapl-busincs.isession at dinner in the club. iK back this significant, reply: 'I All members wrc highly elated because have no information that leads me to .Mrs. Harrie is in charge and look believe there, will be any reduction of forward to many social and scmi-so- jcoal rates mis season cial affairs in the club -house cummer and fall. teg 'Akls Teachers' this Mr. -Siwyer also quoted from a let tier from H. E. I un sherry, tiiaf fir manager for the Union racifie sys tem, in which Mr. Louitsberry says: "IteK-ardless of effoi-t to (jet -before the consumers of coal assurances as to stability of rales fop this sea son at least, there continues to be n j jreneral disposition on the part of the buying public to hold off their pur- 1 chases, no doubt due hi a considerable j measure, to expressions of certain of- ' fieers of the admin i tint ion leading , the consuming public to believe there will be a reduction in freight rates! the coming ston. j "There is nothing in the situation! that voulJ ju.-tify such belief, for the j simple reason that freight rates can- j if J)i: liyman P."JPowII is devotinff two jf.-aia to a campaign for fundi to increare eolarjc3 of teachers. Many small college may have to close If teachers' salaries are not in creased. ur. Powell was formerly professor at New 1'ork University and president of Hohurt College. LjTatter aayj . - "111 go along as I am! "Of course I'll go to the movies if I can be comfortable. These Casco snhinicr shoes are as light and comfortable u any house shoe, biil.ihoy arc smart enough in appearance to wear anywhertiri vacation. They look good, feet good and I don't have to fuss with changing." Every member of the family can get a lot more real f n joymrnt out of the .dimmer afternoons and evening with, , I food Casco Dais. ?Thcy jrc light, easy and cool, stylish in appearance, and give excellent wear. Note their superior construction and examine the Hood patented pneumatic heel " You walls On air." ig'ttfc any dcahr or write us. Hood iuibber Products Co., Inc. Watcttown. Massachusetts. H00D Carr CarPs Where Your Credit Is Good . Use It COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER iwA . . - - - I w md nvas. IMF m ATHLETIC , imam The Hood Atii-xi'tj U i prime fnvorit with active, real boys in city, town audwwiiryi Suction otc that prevent sloping. Spoit 'l trimmed and mifUiiVvr. t he Hood Process ivaH parts to ' cot her -to suy. Mff four boy happy with a pair of Hood Athletics. ,: r,.;!.. SPORT SHU Big men and little men wane sport trimming on their pUy ' shoes. The Sportshu is red trim med, red corrugated sole splendid shoe at a moderate price. And how the little folks tike thetr looks. Ask for Hood Spomhu. mm no penalty HERE is afood that nour ishes and strengthens , i without taxing the stomach or . : Is, clogging the digestion. 1 : " ;.GfapeNuts ' has been famous these many years because of its splendid nourishment and the quick ness and ease with which it is digested. Delightful to tastc,and ready to eat from the package. a7hcrcsaRcasonJorGrapcNutsn, Mule hyPoflum Cereal Company Jnc, Battle Creek, Michigan, SOiMKONE HAS .1;S,T,VIIAT YOU WANT TKY AN OBSKR- SKItVliU CI.ASSIFIKI) Al). i "' "' . . . World's Greatest Gun - X : V V. 3A ' 5 Ctill here for DEIiiONG a..J McCORMlCK Haying and Harvesting ACHINERY Tt i th" m-hKM p,m rvt InvnjM- Th'iJKh It looks Ilk brtr iinii n'M-'l Amnrn invpninm anrt enirinm. who cuv puhlir 1m in t .-.l"rlh tnr. N.w .Vrk. it m wr-.D that make war "it u rril-tp 1 nqMona to rik " The Inventsnn. in (h f-rni ff a amn'l riM tira run a h.n n hrr rfro thre-ln h t rIub; i h much thii -juani m h Ptwl .laif Th-jii In race-ttm It can b u1 a- a n tet in hiMidirir -nntn." ti-n 'and ihfMruiMtna- "v fn war ItTi i'- ciant int ri'ri t.-rlP Ajr. r,m hurl flv-um projrtlla or rail-kp Unit fn tn to miWa tt uk-p fmoklM ptrwW. "aL- -ni--- H'-im- ihri , , b n .t, p e?rf rl " . ' I Also Genuine MI. C. Repairs Guaranteed lo fit Floyd McKennon Dealer 1410 Adams vc. La Grande, Org. .1 . .. t i i . . j 1 : mm Jor Power and Mileage IS That your engne shall delivers the maximum power and Sthi the maximum shced it was V1 ,; i S lit designed to develop. fffif The rolininR of Red Crown (gasoline to mako a high-quality motor fuel is based on a thor- . . ' . ourH scientific knowledge of the. fuel require-. . , ' ments of the automobile engine. ' ' 1 These requirements have been niet by the Standard Oil Company out of its years of experience and inaccord with a policy ol true , ! servico in its lield. ' ' Look for 'Standard Oil Sorv icy; Stations nhd ' for the Red Crown sip.n at service stations ' ' " ' and other dealers. There you will be able to ' get good service with Red Crown gasoline. .. , . gasoU STANDARD on. COMPANY UALIPORNIA) THE REASON FOR OUR SUBSTANTIAL GROWTH IS OUR SUBSTANTIAL SERVICE I IS i iirS; j 1 i j It AMERICAN UNAFRAID I'u (In- T.'iilil.itrN ol' UliV : Aiiii;iui1N Niiviil Ai'itili-iny I'l-csiilciil Harding said: "I wjiiil viiiil" lii-l niaio- tlii a pnlilii- nl' c(iiisciinci-, a It'i-pnlilif of sy nipiil liy, slrt-nglli and liigli idriils , Aniri n a unalVaid.'' On tin- hunks id' M i i s Jnstiln tiun iii'- wrillcn Hit- rci-urds ut' individnal i-i! it lis w lii an- di iug llicir pari In nia!:i- Ih'n i-uinmmiil v ri in'scnlalii' nl' A nici ii-a V s 1 1 1 1 u I ! i and liiglt idi-als. 'This is Aiiicrii-a's hirllida.' niunlli. W'liv nut hsi'i'vi' it ly lidding snlislaiil ially In ivniir hank ai'i-uiini - I'nr st ri-ng! Ii '. United Slates National Bank Ail p. i