La Grande evening observer., January 20, 1922, Image 2

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ST0DDARD3 WILL ISTATE RIGHTS
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$1.25 and $1.75 Yard
Xnvimirf'( n'atifflal -i!"i',
wide poiiJSijp silkl arrived today.
TIuw arc iuStu finest, cniiiix'
imported falnics and are priced
low at, per yard, $1.25 and $1.75
Hiir
Dep.t
Store
TonlKlit Ilia Ktoilihml lirothers
and the Hl-V bimkfthull tonnia mill
, Journey over to Union to play twe
exhibition kiiiiihs wltii the Ameriiun
Legion ti'um unci tho Ainerii-nn I.e
Klon Keeonil teuni. reypei.llve'y.
Union 7hk beaten decisively here
by the Htoililard HioIIuhh in the
past but liidiratlmm point to the
faft Hint tho xaino will bo far
closer and Union la evpeirtlnK to
Klve them u hard lltiht and pus"
Mibiy to win. The condition on tin
Union door favors the Legion team
as tly .StoddardH liavo not been
playing under u low eulliiiK and
Union e.pecu to, hold them down
by close ebeeklnij In a milliner Bim-
llnr to that used hy the Clerks.
Nevertheless, tin? loe;i! teitm Is eon
flde:it of winning and expect t
bring back the bacon.
The Hi-V expactH a close game
as the second Legion team is near
ly ns strong as the first but the
Hl-Y are developing fast and should
give them a bard battle. The trip
will be made in cars.
are mm
BASKETBALL
Coffee Cakes
TEA RINGS
Vanilla Iced with walnuts
on top each 15c
TEA STICKS
Almond Iced and Butter
filled', each 15i
TEA BONS
Rich with Raisins, Vanilla Iced,
per dozen ..... 30c
Any kind of cVfee Cake is a food
Jtself. Eat thent for BREAK-.
FAsHT LUNCH und DINNER.
BUTTI5E HORNS-Iced with
a delicious otd-tiine icing
ana Aunona wiiec, ea.cn... .....Lun,
WE PAY CASH FOR A
PUNCTURE
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LEE PUNCTtJRE PROOF
PNEUMATIC TIRE
No Tires BetV Made,
Nov fetter Tirek Made.
If you haveHrouble with punctures,
Lee Puncture Puofs wiUcure them.
For Real Servicand Economy
ED. CYR'SCarage
Off SummerStiiii
Pastures V'J?-
An your nnim-ls come in o(T the XT 1 bl'J ?. -7S
pastures they'll mir.t tins tuniva and loxntivcs t,,1i,.'.,1v!
which nature Mii..ul to krrntlai in condition. O., a iSi
It'a a brir" tdrtii.-. You mustXupnly what itf
ocijinii in univ rem ly, gtoniaiul fodder or Ou-y Will
ew icto ami oko i nx.
kiOyawllii'fi i
It j. ii o vn fM
k.-,l.
h kr. pifinvt l..-IUiV. llirii
Dr. tfeu$. Stock Tome
VtAol L.-al(liV. ItiniM frii- fn.ni 1Q .(M "
Q ix umlltiaud tbitlt lurll ninialif;
' WJi? Py tho rafcifeTW(co 6& PVicft 8
PutniaVs DVyg Store
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Trfi u how math $ttxk roa hm. Wt taw a taekatt It tslL a
GAME TONIGHT
The La Grande high school bus
ketball ream will meet their fourth
test of tho season In the strong
team from Joseph tonight. They
will play here on the high school
floor. The eligibility list has been
, received from Joseph and the lineup
1 1 Indicates that they will have u team
ilthat will give the local hoys u real
ijcontest but Coach Lodell announce-.
!that he in confident that his pro
teges will win.
The sania lineup will be used ns
In the previous games, neither La
Krlenier or Woodell being nble to
appear as yet. Coker wrenched his
foot during tho week hut itbe in
jury will not prevent him playing.
The first team bus been improv-
H niK nn-iiuiiy null Hit? lion 1 1 i in in iii
the second team regularly In scrim
mages and they should put up a
nilleh better e:lme tonight lloin In
i preceding games.
A largo crowd is expectol at the
I lly Asi.o'-hil'.U Crew)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. A
treaty with forii nation super
sedes a state statuX relating to the
holding of real eHlute, the supreme
court Monday In effect held. In re
fusing to consider til appeal which
11. H. Merrick sought to bring from
the supreme rouit of California
against A. Jiasletta. an Iuillan.
Tho supreme court of California
upheld the provisions of the treaty
between the l'nitnd. .States iiimc Italy
suspending the laws of (California
concuinliiK the. competency of llas
letta, a non-resident alien, "to take
by devise." real property In Cali
fornia under a will.
The brief filed In the ruse by
llorrlck I lated that it .was estab
lished by the decision of the Cali
fornia supreme court that nasletta
at the time of the death of Mary
K. Turner, by whom lie was devis
ed property, was a non-resident
alien and a subject of Italy.
Jllc"ttoiiH Treaty Validity.
Henick, as brother of the deceas
ed, clainifd 'he was the sole heir
at law of Mary E. Turner, and do
vlsoo or one-hair of .her real prop
erty. Herrlcl: attempted to draw
Into ' ouestion the validity of the
treaty with Italy.
Herrick' contended that the laws
of California were reserved to it
by the tenth amendment of the con
stitution of .the Tnitedr Stateft tfnd
that the federal govomment did
not have authority to Interfere: He
assorted that the treaty was with
out effect ' when f ri - conflict 'with
the, laws of a slate governing the
aciiuisition of disposition of .real
property. , . ; -
n chubby, plainlive, porcelain, Jupun.l
iese doll, with painted features nntl
sleek liair, riant, fat arms nifj ej;s
full of character. !
! A pudgy hand holds a Japanese fan
and his eyes und mouth aie wKo open
an it in unmzement at the approach-!
iiiK future. Nikki Is regarded as the
(most httractive in the chain of charms
jwhich have appeared since 11114. His.
ouilted satin coat irives him n friei.lle '
fireside air which endears him to cv'-J
cryotic.
Skeleton Submits to
' Professor's Scrutiny
j (Hy A.sxnrliiU'tl Pr..i.)
! HONOLULU. T. II., .Ian. 20
iilalf of a human skeleton believed;
J to bo 250 years old, discovered on:
jthls island, by u bather, Is being,
examined by Dr. Kdward Handy,
I of the staff of the Uishop Museum'
j In-the hope that it may help solvn
tho problem of the origin of the'
'Polynesian race. The skelton in
cludes tho major portion of a man's ;
torso und is In an excellent state'
of preservation, especially the teeth.
These are of unusual size and
strength and give rise to the belief
that the skeleton ay he older than I
2DU years, 'Dr. Handy said. The'
spinal column also is preserved partially.
DON'T
FREEZE
YOUR
RADIATOR
: USE'
A!5Dhol
WE IIASffi IT
L&LDRM.
For Sale
Modern 7-room house, full bnsn
ment. heating plant, screened porch
es In front und rear. This house Ih
in first class condllion, bungalow.
Price :iuoo. 0
8-rnoni house well arr.ui!3 80
that the upstairs can hn rented,
without disturbing .the privacy
downstairs. Ilig lot, 00x110, shaiQ
trees. This place Is well located.
Modern E-room house on Wash
ington avenue, ltlght up-to-date In
every way. healing plant, ;waHh- 09
trays, garuge.
Earthquakes in
Chili Numerous
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PARIS, Juu. 20The election of
two mattnoua HitIlor of the French
flcdt a inniberH to the Pails (Mty
I'tuncll hua proved a prolific source
of contention on the part of the
communist purty unci of embai-ra&-inent
to tho city government. The
cunif sml the students are Intend- l sallora, Hutitna and Aiuire Slar-
InR to be there en masse with thel'V. were convicted of utlny when
SANTIAGO, Jan. 20. Two ' hun
dred and forty-nine eitrtluUiike
j shocks were recorded in Chile In
1020 according to -a report just
published by the national seismo
logiral aorvice. : The average inter
val between rihocks wan 5 . honra
whfle In the year previous a shock
watt registered every 28 houi-H.
The greatest seismic, activity in I
1!20 wari the area embracing th'
Aconcnguu and Saipo valleys' In"
which the principal cities are lo-
ated. i The most pronounced nhock L
was recorded on July 26, the cen
ter of wlUeluwua in the Aconcagua ;
valley.
old pep. No standing room cun be
obtained on the lower floor, the
Hpectators either seeking a seat or
adjournfuR to the balcony.
Joaeph'H elliilbllity llwt ' Is ai? o
lows: Cole, Dealer, Mays, McCully,
Wilson, Lay, Lowe, Thnmua and
lleith, Charles Reynolds will referee.
NEWWD
TRIP RECORD
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PA'llIS ,.Ian. 20. A trip around
the world, in 17 days by interna
tional mull plane is reunrded as
one of tho possibilities if the fu
ture by airplane experts. They say
17-day schedules with slops tor de
liveries at the chief cities enroute
may be realized when transatlantic I between
men on board the French warships
In tho Black Hen refused to fire
on tho.Uuusinn Uulheyikl in
Although hot ft " were serving
(enhPf In -priflbh,'vthAy ' tfertf erected
to the city, eouiuiHu, October and
November , last. Marty's election
was annulled on Ttlie "ground of his
conviction for mutiny and now Ra
dius's election , also has been de
cl;ir"d void on similar grounds by
vote of the prefevtorlal council of
the Seine department. - ' J
The eoumiunist party has made
much political capital out of these
two cases and now announces that
it will appeal tin annulment in Ita
idina's case to the council of state.
It Is expected that tho council will
confirm the annulment and order
fresh elections. Communists de
clare, that if this Is done, they
will renominate both Dadiua and
Marty and try to re-elect them.
Meanwhile the . cases have caused
at least one lively exchange of com
pliments in the chamber of deputies
conimuntHts and Rovern
flying becomes a reality. ment leaders who refused the com-
j A suggestion for even reducing ' munist's plea to set the mutineers
free and permit them to take their
S"uls in tho cit couucll.
t he time It 00 hotir.i was made by
one expert who said tilts would b
poHsible if "airmen's Islaii Is" or
I i loaling fuel bast's ere stationed
at points In the Atlantic, where the
mail planes ecu Id replenish their
fuel. Such a scheme would make
possible, a speed of 1 10 miles an I
hour, be estimated. '
It Is claimed that In a recent j
test h letter despatched from New
York by l.tnd and sea went around i
the world Si d.iys and that this j
Is the world ' reeoi d to date.
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GOOD LUCK
MI RIVALS
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I I'AKIS. Jan. 20. Xenette anil TJin
.tint in. these funnv little French riolRi
KOI! TKN HAV Wt-: will allow 10 'n lon reiranlul as pood luck charms,
per cent off on airViltoin Mmi. suits, at last have a rival, who bids fair to
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Start the New Year Right
I5v ( )rlt i ini- ;t s;n k of CHAMPION FLOUE AT
THE
HARRIS GROCERY
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SALK O.N HEAVY WINTEK (i()(ll)S
Over cont.s, ahis, sx. leather lined
vests, nutckinaws ul ants. Save 10
per cent to 50 peiV-eit. These are
cash prices. THE tUBItY.
l-l!Mt;
STARTS MUCH SICKNESS
A clogging mass of undigested food
that remains fermenting in the stom
ach or intfetines sends the poisons it
develops tlrtough the entire human
body. "Keep ie bowels open," is one
rule of health rcognited by all schools
of medicine. I'AJcy Cathartic Tablets
cleanse the bowet, sweeten the stom
ach and benefit the livtr. For indiges
tion, biliousness, bid bteath, bloating,
gaB or constipatiotL to- remedy is
more highly recomnf,jled. No grip
ing ornausea. '
if 41 4 4? 4 & 4
Snodgrass
and
Zimmerman
Pfieral Smvice Par
lor, Vicenccu Embal
mer, Ainbulrmce Ser
vice, liay I Phone
1 Main (V, Xight
Phone, MaV 743.
1505 Fourth
La Grande, Oregon.
llf J llf if lif
Neat new bungalow and two ncron
on Cove avenue for Splen
dil property.
A pood hay modern' new S-room
htitieulow. basement. KaVaite. Own
er wants jmniefiiate action and of
fers his home Heveral hundred dol
I lars less than It cost hhk to eon
struct. Price $25110, wltlt reosoB
able terms. V , 1
Geo. H. Surrey
riione
Real Estate
200J
Insurance
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THRIFT SHOP OPEN.
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The Red Cross Thrift Shop hj ;
open daily now in the New Foley Hi
Building, off the Adams avenue
entrance. Thursday will contin- Hf
ue to be Thrift Day and on this V(,
day all who have donations for HC
the shop are asked to have it Hf
ready to be delivered, that be- S
ing the day collections are made. r5
12-10-tfp
j? ' PREPARED jlgjf
COVE
STAGE
Weimer Erosl
Passengers, Freight
Daily, Trips frlom
Savoy Hotel
FOR ALL EMERGENCIES
The value of being prepared
toVneet every emergency
canrnct be over-eitimated.
A ceck account is the
best preparation for handling
a.difficulsituationJ
If you arnot thus equipped
it would beYwell tcJ open an
account witlKus at tnce.
Licensed Plumber
Work Guaranteed
ART'S
Plumbing and Repair
Shop ..
Ail Wensle, Prop.
Repairing a Specialty
402 N. Fir St.
Ilione 407J
La Grande, Oregon
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PEPCSITS
LA OKANDE
NATIONAL 5ANK
LA GR.ANDE , OR.E.
SCUND-RELI'ABLE- PROGRESSIVE
MEMBER
RESERVE
SYSTEM!
TAXI
Call Main 44
Wo mnkn nil cals promptly.
You do not linvo A wait, V
do all kluiN of rouLry driving.
IteuHiiiinhlo lin'ies
t'areful Drivers
FORD & GEORGE
Main 44
be even m.ire Popular. He is Nikki. i i I i
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WTrTTn7ij;iifi,inn,in.
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TBd AcCQivimoatica Store
n Tw,. lilot-ks XtM'th
lis Pli.uK-jfe-oiir Onl. 4tlio 1. R. Track
Whea YKu Boh Love Music
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f Arnrl an firninff ihjn in
ing to The Hrunswkfc
vour favorite srfccTions?
That is, if you own a BruntS1
wick. If you P-ivrnf'one, come
in today Did team fc"w to get
cO'diMly.
l"i--;t hear it foy Brunswick
hi Slav Ch latcsl daack att
ifincp &oftto Records, fc'o a
convenirnt rymnt f'n9it
A) easily DMlt ThA HnintAi
vr(-tli and mrtrumen- in woxtr home.
JANUARSiRFBB&KGflS; gI,
EASTERN OREGON
MUSIC CO..
Union-La Grande
AUTO STAGE
lm Cirnnrio Heailqnartcret
L. & L. Drug Store
Inlon liendqnarters:
New Union Hotel
Connections made with
Union-Haker Staj?o
P. G. DeLap, Mgr.
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friinyants
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