La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 28, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE RTX ,Thv 281021 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER IE I!-'" Trial 01. German' General MISSES ARE EXPECTED ,3 -3.2B NEW REGBRD5 Gingham Dresses Jlauy new nuinliers have been' add ed to our .shoiwiii.n at I Ids price; Stan dard quality jrinjjhains in plaid and cheeked patterns, attractively styled" and trimmed. Sizes (.i to J I. - - Z , ,l UNIiJ.KTON IIIMMM I' SKI' iti:n sw, si, ai I KM- ICny MH 'iuthII 'ami l''initk Mi-OiitoII . , Art) VIHiiu I'1)!!' Ihr 'li;tiiiiioii , ltl(i nf TltU Yr.tr i Snapp s Big Four When Uncle Smiii 'held down tin use of biifrai' l'"i eaLidy-niakiiig "))'. yoiir-girl ' HAD U be: .satisfied with U-ss candy from you. .Hut Snapp nays liu'll bet she's hungry for aoiuc rig'Iit now. Krause's TITO FOUR illusl latod , aliovc hit nil -winners' in the iiaiiic of hearts, and tliey're pri'-l riht. Take HTKLliA KS, vou can frdti the pound faun- package for a.KOUKi) or ' VM'Kll DOIdiAlv'!' 'Vour KiH ou'ht to fet hack on a pcace-l iiue candy basis now ' that war with (lei iuany is over! (.The (Senate says it's over.) ; ; ., - ALVIN SNAIT'S La GRANDE PHARMACY FNDI-KTON, Or., .Inly 2 Nw world's leenrdtj In Ilia evonlH' which limko l In: Pendleton Round-up fn iinMiH tho world over nr. expected at Hi (j XU21 hiov which will be Htaed here September 2'2, p'd and 24. Fu.'it relay rfti iiitffi. wild yountf rti'ioi'H and buckiurf '"'brooks" whoso lusly Lumper mid .uncurtain depo sition. will t;lvc the cowboys a chancH to show thttjr .skill In tho htickinu conlcKiH, are promised for (ho uroat oul-door druriia. .The steer bul'dot; ;intf nlvim indication ,of lioiiiK a most hpectncular event, fur liuy Mr Carroll and Krauk McCarroll, two brothers, are vioini. for tho chain liionahlp. Frank McCarroll recent ly hrolifi nil records whon he b nil donned hi 7 - 8-6 seconda, but his brother Hay succeeded n few dayH ueo in ('lipping two-lif tho of u sec ond on thin time. One (if lb; features of tho hIioW jK tho Hpecri with which ovpiiIh arc, Klvcii. ' The bit; panorama of menls begins ouch day at exactly 1;3I) p. in., and continues without pause during tho afternoon, ' Never Ih tho HloKan "Somothinu; Doing Kvury Minute" betier expressed than ,ut the Uoutid-up, : Anion 1 !tli I tntind-up visitors this year will bu W. It. Brown, na tionally known illustrator, of llo.s lont Mush. Ho experts (o find many subjects for drawings at the show. Another vlajtor w(ll be Dr. fieorn Itlack, u prnnihient ' physician of While lUalns, 'New York: , liouiul-iiii dfvotooH, new and f'i;F-;f ! : NEW BANDEAUX BRASSIERES "Dainty Maid" JJrassier esv ba-kl'asteniny, with' elastic mesh and brocaded Sizes V,' to -lo: I'l'ices- ' 35 45, 50- i Cicn'Mnl Htun'cr of the ccriiinn army is Khown leaving tho Supreme Court at U-ii'Mlf after iUk acMUiited ef war cruelty. Tho Kreneh rhnrRert that he onk-red Krenc h prisoiifcrs, itu luding wounded, to Iiq shot. , Major chisiua of Hleiwer'H staff was cunvietecl of crueltiea to priuonora, The uniuittal of Hteiurer caused great an,'er in France. 36-inch , BOOTT MILLS . , PERCALES Absorbent Toweling ; 1 4c yd 17c yd. seven nsHists without a misnan, our score and two stolen Laws. jMthough the visitors were buininjf the hits dowii to the infield with .sizzlinir hot ness, these little chaps fielded alt such ld,iw''h finished fashion. Two Pioneers Of 1847 Attended Celebration V The leli'luallon of Pinueer Day by pinmbeiH of tlie, D. S. ehuicli held Monday evenlni; at Hl orijlde Park iimle.r tho aiiHpices (if the La Grande M, I, A. was attended by over 2(H) iticuihorH of the chtireh and their frlnmlri. The onlslandlnu Tent urn of the eeleberailon wan tho presence, of two ploneiirn of 18-17, whose arri val in Rait Lake on July 24 of that year Ih the occasion of Pioneer Day hehiK celebrated Ihrouuhout , the . world by members of Hie .Mornrm church. . The 3 8 17 plnueeiH attending this ineeliit .wore Mia. Mary IMack aiul At I'M. Thompson. Tho former la (he niothor of HlHlmp C, J. Itlack 4if 1-n Crande and the lalter epmcs from Vnlou. Airs. HluHc makr her home ' In St. Anthony, Idabot' And when ninhnp Itlack reeeully nMHined from; a trip to ('licai;o' fthe came liome Avltli'.liim'irutahev'n';ylMH;.'j . i ; -Xl rs. Itlack'' was a'iilile. iAr wiieu rlio reached Salt I -tike with tier par rntH In IH 17 and hi til remembers vividly tho trip aeiosH the plains, ller father, as. well ns Hlshot Mlaelt'K , piUentiil randlather, was a cnplulli In. the 'lorinnn batatltou nont lo tho Mexican border when UrUlnini Yoiiiik wiiu on hla way to Salt Ltiko and a call wan sent by the luesidenl for Still volunteers. Jlosid.es the program, which cm j teit'tt aroliiul (lie day that s fho ur-j vaston of tho celebration, thete was' dancing (lurlii'i the evealnic. Marly In the evening the younK pcople and children took part in jtames and con tests of variOiiH kinds. A, picnic supper followed HMk pari of the pro gram and .the program was iiendei ed Immediately after supper. WEDDING BELLS NOT FOR ROCKEFELLER MOW YOliK. July 2K A repon thai John D. Kockefeller. Sr., the wovld'a richest man. Is contemplat ing matrimony, - which spread Ihrouuh blub linancjal uml noclal I circles Ibis week, was denied by the J oil king's secretary at hla Tap'y i (own estate. will be Interested In the announce ment thai , Colonel Charles Welliiip toii Furloim'H book l,ol 'er Iluck" Ik now on the pros.n. It la the offi cial Itound-up book and Ha sale is sponsored by I he Itound-up associa tion. The book, which contalnH 200 paKOt, i profusely Illustrated with 50 'leproduriions of Kound-up pho tiifii aph:i. It was recently reviewed lh' tho New York Times. - ii 1 1 ; is) 1 1 : i;(.im; i;ri,oin; LOUISIANA,- Mo., July 2S Threo men wore killed anil several ijur vd by (he (tNplolon of- a Ibreshinu eiiulno boiler at New Hat tl'oi d,' .M u., lalo Weiluesday. MBLEH WNS DO VISITING CONTENDERS (Cuiitiiiucil from I'iiro Oiio.) r,,.,.., " GHAMRONSMIPj : i:i;i i;i;i;i:'s di;i iskin is iti-:-vi:i;si:d I UMtnii isn'l nil Hint it wan when ."Viillcy"! Kqnircx, tlui Kient hi'io nf the iluy, wiiu hi own ttnirnvby ninsliintc 'out n )i i ) 1 1 run. Hint liroki' iii lh(. gnnw Kniirkril llotMt Thiru I'lilirN In Itumiil, (tin Ittnit Wt'iii To Him on ii Toiil ' I'l.KVTM.A.Mi. .Inly SK Tim liox- ' Inn I'oiiiniis-Mioii Iiiik ariintnl lln mid Pits, I 1,11 " 'i hi ru(otujn;--uii "I i lie worm Iniliviiluulily hi l.rltiM. Iniliviilunlily .in writinir r iiu'imih writinir linhiT no distillt'tivt'ly ! 'ol'rynn limincy of elevclii ml, nl- ililTciTnt thut your fricndH imil nciitli-' IIioiiiiIi i:ifirii Jim in v tin i-ilut-r il Imrs will iiunit'din'rly rivoRiiiw tlto '."w.'ll. Miiis.. u lm oiiii inti'il at Inst li'tti-r as I'oinini; from you without J nihi'it twi'i(. munil doi-isimi Imtit ln.ikini; nt tin- HiKHiitun-. VC t-nn- I lwt.'ii linoupr nml .lohnnio Wll Konip of the most ilistimlivp uml in-1 son.- IIm'IIIIo liol.lci. t;ivo tln litlil lliviilllal pnp'l. I'vor Mold. A lltKi' ll.H- I lo Dm l.illor on a foul ill l lie sovoiltll nortincnt. hut with sinnll iUautitli's of I Wllsnn was knurKiii down Unci'. 1'iiih kind irivi-s cvi-ryliody u fair Union In thm rouml. Tho oliu ial i haiiio in wlcit a vory individiuil and j tliuo k'pH-r n.ii.l In- l..-in couut and Ktrikintrly dislinotivr piipor which I Wilson was down iImiumi and lour- lil.'V Cllll cll.tlll "-.II ll.n'.r ....... " Tl II I ...I . .1 J ' ...... u.ii. 1 IH) , Olllll PCI OIIOS I III. 11 IS i I till I1C 11.14 down. Ualdncr. WHson'a hi'IimHoii r.ir tho rofcrco rlnimrd tluil linwucy hit tlio clunniMitu when t lit- laiicr uiim down I lie. Ihhd tiino. Inihlcr Kccfi-r, :ili I. ilt'nll, KS, If V. Siiuiri's, if, p Wilson, If, cf . Mni'sliall, i f . .' Kfuwn, c . . . . Crousor, Jli . M. Suirns, r . McKennoli, 5b . Tot al . . Wnlln Walla Thurhcr, tb ... Jlcrall' If .... II. Vinili, s.-. p Ifynn, :ili ...... Kborsnlc, if.. V. Vouth, c '. . . CroNdalc, '.Ml .. Mori isoii, ss . . tialdncr, cf Total All K II I'O A 1 U 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 15 0 ! 0 I 7 Marvin Squirt's, u brother of Volley, caught the came and kept up a run ning word fight with the visitors. 11c talks with a distinctive drawl and kept the crowd ani'.'sed. He took a fust slant on hix-right shin early in the game-nnd he stopped his amusing chatter only long enough lo rub the sore spot. Mai -shall in right. Grouser at third, and little (llenn, especially the latter are future .lluths, too. They know the game,, and, like their colleagues, step up lo the plate and wait for good ones. It's hard to convey to the public by printed letter how there two teams contracted in weight and size and years, or 'o depict the true playing ability of both tciuns. Even though they arc older, bigger and heavier, the Walla Wallans are good players and would clean up ftn mnny a team. They hit well and field splendidly. They are. n good team. Here's to them. Henry Hitter took a "pieture of lmtb squads, mbler's pose including Rev erend Lines nnd the, mascot, another Lines the si.e.of n peanut.- ' . Manager Tcmpuny was sitting pret ty up to the las' of the ninth, nnd then it wiisn t long until it was all over with, rxcept the trip home. At Ihe present moment, the Imhler juveniles are confident they could bent Whitman College, or anything else Walla Walla may have that's real fa.t'. . . . ., - i. ' Klici'snle was ValIir Walla s. inain - stay. Rut a lad. w ith, a heavy groVth l.of bbii k whiskers may be.pvor 'so good land lint aide' tir get public sympathy 0 when playing ifgainsl a.' little 'ktl'ke; 1 I like' liussell McKennon. " ( 1 . . 15 ah i; Hi 'III H I'O I i:i 1 fl 2 1 -J 1 4 '2 1 Ii SPORT POT POUPvI .SliiirlH .New r iirlril Mini, und , llur., 18 1-2 Inrhos ' IiIbIi. ; H.'is prusented . In 'memory of Hoynl T, Nllus, too1 of the most disiliiguished. giidlicu : ithlutes of his day in I hit northwest,. 1910-1914, ami is to be given each ! vear to the Whitiuan niaii who' ihows the most distinction as a fool-1 'mil player, having his name eugrav-i sd on.it. It will remain in his keep-j ing for Hie ensuing year.. ' ''The cup is of slender hi tint, with i 1 bowl 11 inches acruss. Tho inside I if Ihe bowl is gilded, while on l in: outside Is inscribed: 'The Royal P.' Niles Trophy. Uisliligtlished Atliiele, Whitman Collage, Wnlln Walla,-' Washington, 19IU-191 1.' At the tmse are tho words, Tresenlod to I VVhitmas College, .Wulla Walla, i Wash., In memory of Royal Kraucis ' Niles, mi.'- " "Tubby" Niles, as tho player was known, was one of lliu most brill iant players -in the northwesl, nyled for bis fearlessNino 'plunging' and spectacular runs..' Ho played half four yoars.tptaincd the. team, and was three UnicH mentioted as all northwest choice fur the'., .position, once us unanimous choice ot ail ;oachea for aii-northwest raptain." MEN'S Elkhide Shoes Arc .In- tiKiiin in weather :IC ;li(ic Size (! to U. 'Hie vou caii liu v at the host wearing lowest i'ii'(,v. I lea vy C'li ik rim.-"1 leatlier soles,, soft, i iable JCIiv up pers, For .coo lues's and ci)iiu"ort. ' " ,' ' 'Vr V J 3 1 2 DEPARTMEhTT STORES V ' ....... Many Tom its Interested ii Siiico It has Irteoiuo KonerallV'i known that Weiser and Cove are to,, play at La CrXiidB.noxt Kilnday, in- terest la displayed from" niaiv ijuar- tors, 'linker, Haines, North Powder jj ind even Wallowa county nr show- inK'Interost and promising lo sendJ delegations to :uee. jLho big bamo here thut day.'. "Weiser will pi()b-J ably arrive Sal ui'day lo; woi It out onjj tho grounda a xlay lu-dilvniice Cove -und- ovTsrythius that's',. loose afouiu! th,.C)jwrry. Town ..will nibvc over. and..;ili.;ja jjrahd'i; fishing U afi heih's "" cancelled and meryono ex pects to be at home to entertain, the two tea in Si ' , LA GRANDE IRON W0RKS-P', MACHINE SlIOI" AND FOUNDRY All kinds of Tnaohinery, automobiles and tractors paired, overhauled and rebuilt. ' ; Ascetylene welding of all kinds. Cylinder boriiifr and oversize pistons. ' 0 Crankshafts, Pistons and Tislon Pins Vegrouud. . , (iivc us a trial V . : '.; D. FITZGERALD, Trn re- i,. lire here. j FAMILY DRUG STORE UK OftANOCO.caON, s HERRY TODAY BERT LYTFXIv IN 'acl'. Out l''or Inihlcr Just a little word of adw.cC lo all concerned, Afloi- bavinp setm the litlle folks at lmblcr play ball, Ihe Ob.sc: vfr sounds a warning to I hn rest of the ta(e four or five years hence. We a.e not so sine but that Ihe J, U-year-olds in i It 1 not whip some timms In the present Inlei mountain teaRUc. We know they will a few years irom today. 'A MM FROM UK ....ww..w-i n ...... iw Introducing a messenger who put lii.3 message over. AM) " LIGHTNING BRYCE More Exciting Each Week IS I I 11 117 10 8 Summary. Stolen bases iilemi, .'I; Squires, I!; Wilson, I; Kenwn, ;!; M. Squires, 1; .McKennon, 2; Kvan, 1. Twu-bnse hit.-. --(licTiii 2), V. Squires, H. Voeth, Cardner. Three - hangers 'ltrj-an. Horn,, runs V. Stmires ('J, Wilson. f Mel-all. Struck out by Keowu, "!; iVoeth, C; SUires,7. First un Italic f off Siiuire-.'J; Keown, I. j Stmt- by Innings. I Imbler '1 0 I 2 J l 0 2 I 1-1.. , W, S 'J t) 0 !l 0 I I) I 1 0- 1 1 NnlcH Of the (ianu. ! Ue el-end Lines ,nf lmblcr, is the nu-t idi.U.id MethMlit preacher in the wntld. If it were not um;odly, he could pruclaini himself monarch of all he MirvevH. v wus a lii y.un yester day morning, hut today! Ask any Imbter man aUiut l.hies-- the sky-julnt pilot of the Im!'Ur juvendes. i Volley Squires i a nauu to In- ctn- juiTii with. Two home runs ami a : double in six times up. 4 runs, :t stnl- :eu hasps and an assist or two. beside- pitching a brand of ball that held the big ;wl. fi.ni Walla Walla dnwii. Kv- ! en with all tiiis h must ; dcvel-'p i thr basct'all carnage and head of III-! i tie Kay Keown. j Tk..,,, i;t.. - i... ik I lj 1.1 A I 'I HI 11.11 II I'J HIV 11.1 1 1 IV I of WiUnn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ctar-! riu-c iIm'O, that has I'abe Kuth back- i cd off she niap. Probably si .tear ' youtiKiv than 'he visitmir pitcher, he' poled out a home run. Thf chap ran until he stw stas nod taMed sulphur,' but tmobied m-M"-s the h-me plate,' exhausted - but stnr happy. ' Theiv ua-. our lmblr mfielder that j arybe-ly tmil-l bvir M't'e Kucil Mc j Kni'. Hp i't for pntot 'Tubby" Niles llcxeirH I fioMids nnd admirers of JlKoyal P. 'Tubby" Niles, tho Whlt- niiin -football wonder who coached I. a Cnurtlc Tllh the ear before the war br ke nin. mid w'io devidnpoj tnbeir uloVis as a result of hi ser vices ri- t nele Sam duriim ihe war. Sandlottris Invriluabb and died as a coiisiMioenie not ton,n If only tho rest of tho towns ot asft will be pleased :o hear of a this vlHnMy would commence to do pretty liiile show ol M'ntiment in his velop their sandlnt liia the way liu behi.lf. T!o (noi Journal makes! Ider has what a woiideiTul tratle of the foiiuwine. cdiumeii! mi Ihe cup:. J baseball Hits country wmild soon see "A silver tmiiii; i-up tn ln known! We have hcij:ed for il and cited Tor as ihe lloy.il 1 .NiU trophy cup. II. but the demonstration at Imbter has 'been rccicd nt Whitman col-lthis week , probably will no farther lepe, th.' n-i't of a donor who wishes ; to awaken the older folks to ibis his name withhold. The mp Is val-'duty to baseball. We hope so, any more than f.'iMo, mid stands wav. v lied at Welders of All Metals ,-J? : THE BEST EQeiPl'EO IN EAST 0UE(,0N Cjlintlcr Kegiiiullnir Crankshaft Kegrinding ristons, IMsliin Kings, Piston Pins ( ai'3 and Tractors of All Mukca Overhauled Machine Work of All Rind .,..We,arr equipped ond mv.ncd by expert lor the nbovo work LEIGHTON'S WELDING AND MACHINE WORKS R. W. Lcighton, Prop. .4 CONSI GNED A LARGE, FRESH SHIPMENT OF LOGANBERRIES CONSIGNED TO THE 1100VERIZED GROCERY. WHILE THEY LAST $1.50 ' a cralo SUGAR IS AGAIN ADVANCING. A SMALL SUPFLY ON HAND y.0 HOOVERIZED " . "Where the Tin if ly Throng" MAIN 49 A Pound or a Ton Delivered lo Your Door For 10c PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE or 7 .'XV ... '. .a.