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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1922)
PAGE TVO 0 R VN'DT: F. VEN'l W ' OP.SF.R VE 17 Xafnrdav. .T.ninanv 21. 102 LA I- HMmiifKRtmniasBBn nnmPTTT?RTi m? T'.VF.Ti.'ETT TRTTE-.- bv jConda.!"' I Hi r- -c- , . . - r-, !? IB "A CUV-Cv?rllQ --vm uv-cri-M f,va t.v i I' SHE (S IN F4VOR OP IVIVC-S CfiCETlMC; ' ll V sil Hif ?7 fl thchP- Huso anos a-t -rm too'w whgm ij f EM ml Si TH HOSeAKjt)', CO'lCS HOME, AMD v I. Just Arrived fcf CANTON CEEPE3 1 p ' CEEPE DE CHINES j 'CsuccesTS that we wives Aowwce j THe.te ecu hou.s TO mcow thsn To PONGEE SILKS V j Hons in J"1""" 13 T"s- TAFFETAS AND SARINS g JT- ! (onsisliiiK of all ilw'fahrii'isnTJtUMfo ho in (li'iriiiiiil 1 rr w j -Zr- this HpriiiK and in nH the wanted colors. fjSf j ' You will find I'lio ni-iccs nlii. fevVwVl''''' "CtiS" KOMWi J . Hill's Dep't Store pg .,' - - iSSt' rfl I ' J I I I II I I I II H I I 'I PI- I .ill II I I I I I I .aa LOCAL TEAM Phone Main 3& For Your ,nd TOILET ARTICLES Quick aff-Prompt Delivery Store Closes (beginning Monday) at 9 P. M. PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE V DRUGXa 5 I (Joseph Tiaskotlialli'i-s Husky I lidt Hut Fail 'to Keep Lon End of Score. iwon from the Union Leirion second team by a score of 2.'t to It) in one of ithe weirdest irames played for many a day. In the first hnlC the Hi-Y jscoreil 2.1 points to Union's 2, hut in jthtr Inst half Union tifl-ned thinp-K around ami inn up 17 points, while the visitors failed to make a point. Kinitwell scored most of the points for the Ili-Y, McMillan also playing a good game at guard. These panics are purely exhibitions games and have no bearing on the regular schedule. Anthony's City Restaurant We furnish LuhAes andf Sandwiches of AU,KiiKis oShort Ordr. LUNCH C0UNT3B ik CONNECTION 'We Serve the CargestPiece of Pie in La Grande- for 10c. We have made liberal reductions in all our eats. TRY THEM ONCE n I L. V vm Broadway at Stark YliH its ('(ivcnicjit. WaUn in the lieVt op lyi'tlnnd's activi ties is nu n4i)ortiiit. asset it is lie at iiiosjilu'HilJiMiiiil'iii't, court eous service aiul spirit of wel .'nine vliich lnalvcs lliis a popular imd famous liMsfch v. Arttiur. H. Meyers I The husky lads from Joseph put n scare into the hearts of the local hicrh Bchool .bnnkethRllers last niRht when they scored three baskets before I i Grande made a point. But it didn't last lonp, for the lornl team go: j 'stnited and the first half ended 20 to! 11 in m Grange's favor. In the re-1 mnining half tho two teams scored nn ' even number of points, elm-en each, making the. fimil score (U to 22 iv. favor of the I.a Grande five. The Jos eph team showed a stronjy offensive but their guards were not in Cnxer's ami Bean's alas-s and the result was that these two fellows broke up ninny -a promising play for the visitors, i It was a hard matter to pick out any individual staf last' night on the local quintet for every one of them was playing bang-up ball with little to choose bet wen them. Mays, Joseph .center, starred for the visiting team. The line-ups were: Ln ilrande Lynch and Hough, forwards; Metealf, 'center; Hi nil nnd Coktrf guards. Jos eph Denier and McCully, forward-; Mays, center; Cole (crtpt.) and Wislon guards. Charles 'Reynolds referced. Tonight will find 1 Grande high' ; school battling the strong Klgin team on their own floor. Coach Lode 11 b not promising a victory, but he state:; I that the team will give them every thing they have and if that doesn't win it will be a general surprise. L''. Grande has now wen three gainer and lost one, which is a good record for a practically new team, especial ly starting as hard a schedule as they did. Women Fade Quickly In the Orient. Dospiie their comparatively easy Hie, occidental women nlmost Invari ably fade In China eariioi than those at heme. KMe MeCormick writes In (he China Press. In a year lu the far Kast the averao woman urcs as much phyMcully as she would in Ave years at home. After she has become acellmuted her facial deterioration Is less rapid, but ifhe never regains the youthful freshness that was hers when she tlrst sailed. Newcomers In (he Orient pearly ulways remark on flic many tired,, drawn faces to be seen even mori.tf the young girls. Phone .vbiiik 57r for our Service Cars, to brinV lasolitie or I'carl Oil to i tilling Co 1-21-tf Mi. you. Kmpir READ TflTC WANT ADS! Just Thirty ears Ago intheGrande Ronde Valley ,. pany announces their plans to increase i the efficiency and si.e of their plant Two new bund suws will be installed and tho old circular saws will be dis- 'curded. It is epected to increase th ioiitpili to practically double the prcs- cat amount. llMlli3 LNC AI.I.E1) roil LE1TKRS. List of letters remaining uncalled j for in this offiii' for the week on.llnp uu time within two wek.. jurv o. 1-122: ! tho fast mail, left i;..,,tl,.menHev. Anton Buttcdiihl. , .,., house on naved: street, elo to school house, lots, OnxlVU (January 22, 1S1I2.) Another train wreck occuered tho second when No. (jrando five hours late and a defec'i-e i,,thnr Chase. W J. Campbell, W. B rail threw it from the fciack Ih:s sirie i)Unt.an Albort Fivl.O-, Torn Harri of Uftiutilla. Fireman I'ound, of La ,... ijUis s. lli rnande::, 1. Hutch Granile, was killed and a newsboy, jon' I-oui9 j, Kopovich, Tom Little, Joe Warner, was so sovorelv scalded i Uarvey A. rotchell, Ray W. Stuts; by escaping steam that he riiwiut Klton Shillinirs, S. A. Sanderson. E. survive. Tho death of Fireman I'ound , g .Smith. is deeply deplored by his fellow ein-j .i"a,iil.8JMiss Sue Austin, Mi-s. Leah Ployes, as well as u lamo circle of j Heckcr Mrs. Jno. W. Daly, Mrs. Ks friends in La Grande. He lfavM ujthcl. Kaurlello, Mrs. h. J Johnson, wife and one child to mown his un- imsx pautll0 jicMillen; Mrs. H. K timely death. I Moore, Mrs. Bessie Weitman. .... , , . . . I These lcttfis will be sent to tho c,n I I,uT el,"u0,n. w , n! I-ttor Office on February Urd. O.ande Athletic Club held Wednssday jf t ,., fo evenmg the following officers wen E K BHAGG P. M. elected: F. L. Meyers, piesiilent; I ' ' M. Molitor, vice president; Wm. Mill- er, secretary; A. B. Heulat, treasurer; . ...- and R. L. Lincoln. J. W. Knowles ---'"""""""""""""" t F. T. Talbott and M. J. Buckley, directors. For Sale Modern fi-room house, basement, liMllt-ins. This lllace is ill excellent .ondlilon. Lot 00x711. corner both streets paved. lot each. This place I35IKI. Is priced rlliht ut Small 2-room house, hot and cold water. Tho owner wants to build on the property and will sell this house for $:lou. Modern 6-room bungalow, good locution, 3 lots, garage, cold stor ai!n room. .. Price $3800. Soldlnrs' stuie Loan caiw be used on place. this The time card, for the Klein train has been satisfactorily arranged, or a nearly so as can be for the convenienc" of those concerned. The train lcvc? Elgin at 5::i0. in the mornine; and ar rives in La Grande in time for the main line trains at 0 o'clock. The nev' schedule went into effect Tuesday. The La Grande Rod nnd Gun Glut : has ordered fifty pairs of Bob White ! quail, and will also procure ten pairs of Mongolian pheasants, to turn !oos;J in the Grande Ronde valley. Thei birds are protected by the game laws J for four years, at the end of which ' i time it is hoped the valley will b? . J' well stocked. 1 I J The city assessors have already : J passed the $(i0(),0()0 mark and are but j little over the work. two. thirds through with H. B. W. Brown, the street com missioner, put his street snow plow; into use Saturday and the machines worked with magical effects on the twelve inches of snow The Grknde Ronje Lumber com.;t FOR TEX per cent off l-20-2t WE will allow 10 Custom M'ldt'r suits. THE TOGGERY. SALE ON HEAVY WINTER GOODS I Overcoats, shirts, sox, leather lined ! vests, lfuicklnawR and pants. Save 1V per cent ".to 50 per cent. These are ! t cash priceW-THE TOGGERY. i l-l!Mt . I Snodgrass and Service Pav- Liceneeil Embal- Zimmerman EVncral Iot v I inee Ser vice. iay l rnone Main Phone, 1505 Pom' La Grande, Oregon. t . . i ii Vimoiua G2, I Night kain 143. X. J Modern 5-rooin bumOlow, Rarago with hot and cold water, full bum), meat. Located on Cedar street, Price $3250. j Geo. H. Currer Phono 200J Real Estate. Insuranc. rT-ij,"niiiiTlirniifMii I THRIFT SHOP OPEN. i I The Red Cross Thrift Shop is open daily now in the New Foley J Building, off the Adams avenue ','. i entrance. Thursday will contin iM S ue to be Thrift Day and on this day all who have donations for W J iK the shop are 'asked J to have it W I K ready to bo delivered, that be- 5I ! ing the day collectjont are made. 12-10-tfp m I COVE Weimer Eros. Passenger Freight Daily TripS-from-Savoy Hotel DEFEATED BY 1! IE! The Sto.idard Brothers were unable to delist th Union legion team lavt night at Union. After receiving a hubUing t(t the tune of ;U to l:t ove here the Union five came back and won from the Stoddards 20 to 15. The game was clean and fast, the cloo checking of the Union team being the feature that held the Stodlard. from winning. Tho first half ended If) to !) in favjr of the Stoddard-; but in tho last half the Unionites staged a comeback an.i inn up 11 point to their opponent's five. Morgan starred for the Union tvani, e.win also playing his usual stel IVORY. SOAP ! and I INSURANCE i You buy Ivory Soap with abso- lute romidciiro in Its purity and t excellent, why?' For uu thing It Is advertised t and you lne fuit In ndvertlsed i;noils. IvorASnup ads" say that , Ivory Is goo Von buy it and i FIX I) that It kooiL You know J that every cakV youi buy will be I of the same staiityrd'lof excellence. I -RHARTl-OUl) rRK" INSIMt- AXt'K is aiUortUed nntlonnlly I and keejis it? promises iii the same way. ' ! ti JJ W. Advertised thfb Aeoncy. To live the greatest nninlber of good hours is wisdom and appineesj. mmd comlartahle account in tins ha mil make it possible for you o livft thus wisely. We nvite all business firms and intVi'juals needing a help ful banlhiig service to call and consult with our officers. fWii "pay! U-7J ,i on TITiE I '(DEPOSITS LA OK.AHDE NATIONAL DANK LA GRANDE, OiE. SCUND-RELIABLE - PROGRESSIVE Licensed Plumber Work Guaranteed ART'S Plumbing and Repair Shop Art WeasJe, Prop. Repairing a Specialty 402 x: FiKst Phone 407jh La Grande, Oregon ' MEMEER FEDERAL RESERVE Call Main 44 Wo malto all calls Brnniitly. ou do not hnvo to falt. We do nil kinds or counlify dilvlox. lieasnialile Kates I'nroul Drivers FORD & GEORGE Main 44 SECURITY 1SSUSANCS AGENCY J CIIAS. H. RKYXOI.PS, -Manager. I I I game, l.cstcr and Dave Sto.idard : '"" iirrK"n ihowed up bet for the local quintet. , insmaiico, with hervlre , In the pri'liuiin.'iry pnilll' tilt l!t- mmmmmmMmmmmmmmmwnmm "Permiuicnt a the Pyramid" CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY j. 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Kirt hear it play Brunswick il and inlnQi'n- trkicatingl The ideal pvodnc- tioh, the true, velvety tone will amaze and delight you. Then we will explain the convenient payment plan wlh o easily puts The Brunswick in your home. Union-La Grand AUTO STAGE I Grande Headquarters: L. & L. Drug Store Colon Headquarters: New Union Het$ Connexions inade wit1 Union-Bakbr Staee P. G. Denp, Kgy. c 1R . O I unyari s Sign Srntice Auto painting o S i FEBRUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO. Tfo f-.-j 5. n"'u io A GuarOlee Wilh Every SlroU ol the Brush and the Guar. antee la Good. Kunyan In Hug's Garage nm ni'ii lia" mil '' i-iitiM i ,.,'v:rSaw.M . rw rfrjff'-''