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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 2, 1922)
T"" PACE TVv'O IjA - GRANT) E FVT.NWl-OP.SFttVTCT? Tl,,.v.,l.iv. February 2. gf yd. - IIK.USHTl iii.m. or v.. I ' - ::: 'I IV! f. r , r t SHOWING THE NEW Spring Styles WOMEN'S MISSES' OXFORDS - PUMPS Many new styles of women's ai)"dinhjcs' pumps and oxfords for spring wear have an-ived niuTS .1: . ' i I ' ! !! SET I? They come in high hi'els and military heels. There si it-j ml cut leathers, ami1 black and In-own kid and calf leathers. There ai;- all sizes and lasts and all are mod erately priced. . 77 dfe-k.V.A KILL'S DEPT 1 - feSi W3 - STORE i7 Wheat for Russia's Starving Millions -j -s v , j 3 p. , C-r, k v CO 7 I Phone Mam Ml Mr our Servn-e Pars, lo lirinif Riwlin' ' lV"rl.(u' l ynu.-Knipir Killing Co. l-!!l-tt i SometliiiiB new in Valentine at Xrwlin Hook & Stationery Co. . :I-Z3-II LoaUint the tivut coiiiiciinitnt of American wheat tiich c':iij. carry to fuuU the lamlne-stfickcn ilktiicia of Itu lost, J.000; StolUarda, thvv.e won La Grande team will picked tu ami oiib lout, I'nlnn, two wonPay exhibition nanii; at Union, and .me lost, .fi(lu; ooujsars, three ( bef"rf cl.ootiiK of the rnKulur WILL L I 1-1 oas The La Grande hlnU Rchnol ha:t ketbU qulntntto will take on tho Htroujf Knterprfne qihI Jotiifph tcnnm fhla week-ntul. -; Friday morning the hoy will leave for J one ph. where they will T)Iay that nlKht and the next night will find them, on the KnterprfKP floor. I Uoth twinn have shown their mettle and both of them are dan leroiiB ojlpoijQiitft. . Jtwph lost a okwe, (taine 4 to La Grunde here a ft'W -efikHj ,nKO and KntnrprUe de feated Union the same week. - As Union and La Grande broke evon In their two gnnws the dopo points to an even break. Coach Lodell predicts a come-bark on the,-part of his proteKes and exports to win both Rumoj. Th teairt hns been" doing some hard prnetlre durinp the lant week land Is in tho pink of condition U'oker and Captain Lynch, will play j tlit forward positions, Metcalf will I remain at center and Garrity and 1 Bean will be the guards. Several substitutes will be taken alone. This is La (Grande's chance to Wt hack in the winner's column as they have dropped the last three out of four games. At present they stand at a percentage of .429, hav ing lost four and won three games. (This year's team has been handi capped by sick 11 chs and .the fact that most of the material wuh new., LOCAL SCOUTS I i c IE lost and one won, .250. - Thn name gr-heduled for Friday niKht between Union and the ClerkR will dt'f inltely nettle the ('hnmplon ship Hhoulif- the Clerks win. If Union trlumplm the result will be a three cornered tic for the cham pionship, necesHltutliiK extru ganiu. I li 1h year s baHkethall season In the elty league hits been rioiishl with many st buck. The leuxne started out 'with nix members but the .V. I. A. and tlwi l.iugerinK Five, two proiuiffiiK teaiiis, were foreed : mythical five. Dca4 Sea and Mtdltarranin. Tlie old question of Ilia origin n the exireine snlllness of the Dead sea has received a new unsner. It has been shown, after ileinoiuinitliiR Hint (he soil and rocks run hnvo furnished but a fraction or Die quantity of salt that hns collected In the Dead sea basin,, ihnt the niost Important source of supply of fhls salt Is ntuiospheilc transportation by winds from the Mediterranean. This view. It Is Ihousht, Is confirmed by (lie fact tliat the ratio of chlorine to bromine In Hie Lieail sen Is the snine us In the Medlterrnnenn. Wnshliirtnn Star. IS 11 BASKETBALL Th Clerk dereste the Uirlon American Legion team at Union in an exhibition bnsketfthll game. This gives th'e Clerks the Umg end on lo drop out. Outside of this the the dop for tbs tsme feh.uled mm 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 ii 1 1 1 dtlt LoV tiXl When You B What more delightful way to spend an fcninf? tlun in listen ing to The Urunswtck pk your favorite selections? That is, if you own a Bruns wick. If you haven't one, come hi today and learn how to get one ranly. ;irst hear it play Urunswick; rw nnn initriimen e Music lear tlap ht( diace jaca crprctr4 ky th Super-ItB Rjcordj. It's iar toxicstmrl Tt ideal prod tion, the true, velvety toaea will amaze ud delight yoa, Then we will explain the convenient payment plan which o easily puts The Uruaiwick io your tioiHt. FEBRUARY RECORDS NOW ON SALE EASTERN OREGON MUSIC CO, The I.a (Irnnde Boy Seoul basketball team upset the dope bucket last ninht by winnins; from the Cove scouts by u scoer of Id to 4. In the second rame of the double-header the Hi-Y drubbed the high school second team 24 to 10. After receiving a defeat at Cove the La Grande boy scouts started in with a siable lead and were never even in danger. The visitors madv ope basket in each half anil were un able to stop the locals, although the Cove lads were larger and more experienced. In the second meiee the Ili-Y con clusively proved themselves the lie!- ! ter team by whitewashiiifr their op-! ponents. .Metcalf and liinVn showed j up well for the Hi-Y anil Ruckman I and Christian, played the best brand j of ball for the seconds. Christian: only played in the latter half. . j The line-ups were: lli- Rohan j and Kinfrwell, forwnrdsj.Ylch'alf, cen- ter-.'1 Urown nnd McMillan guards; ! 1 Stager nnd I'rice were substitutes., High school seconds Smith and ( Woodell, Miwiirds; Aistott, center; I Ruckman and Herder, guards. Chris- 'tion took Smith's place in the last' hnir I j Tile ' line-ups for the scout -game jwere: Cove Baxter and Conley, for wards; Peck, center; Harris and Lore?, jgunrds. Oltedal played dining the last hair. I.a grandc t itzgerald and. Biownton, forwurds; llieatty, venter; Kelly ami McCorkle, guards, Dutl; played center in the last half. C. C. Snow refereed both games. league bill .beja a success. A slen- uiii nraaa eg :basKetnait lias been exhibited yjtjhe three leadin teams and mauyiju, sack as Theivon and Garrity, of the Clei'ks; l.ewin of Ciilna ; j Webb on the Couiars, ami John jsiid Lester StiMldard on thu Stodxiard .brothers 'have Imwii brought to liht. An all-star team will be picked In tho near future and will juaat likely embrace most of the ubova ,'jnentioH.ed men. At tlie .closp of the Tegular sea son It is probable that an all-star hero Friday niaht to settle the championship of the city league. The para vai feature! moatly by cloea checkiB only nine fWld kats beina; aiade by both teams. The Clerks annexed nix of tkc and shot three foula while Union got three and converted sven fouls, the final Wf awing 1 i to 13. The first half ended ft to 4 in favor of the Clerks und Union staaxt a comeback In the last half, passing the Clerks. However, the Clerks retaio thetr lender lead till the final ahlnle. 'Uuiim'i team plyd ill totetb er but no one stood out aa a atar. Theison played a han-np gam' guard and I'roctiir and Canity each scored tto baskets. Lindley shot one and Theison got the other. Garrity aa high man with amen points acurd. -The liuaupa wer: 1-a Grande Garrity aiid Lara;n, furtls, Proc tor, renter, and Lindley and Theis on, guards; Union, Mortdtn and Levin, forwards. Turner, center, and Spencer and Sirrlue, guards. Irvin Heaa refere. What Sf Oevta tut Una. 1 hnv a aaacy atteea a ho llv 'wnt iKrvn 8ofltDw She wn rtaltlng hvi' ntiet on imhHi with her sister anil hHnthev and her mother and fa ttier, aud tiMry bad th nurse witli tbm. was rather naughty ami her un-l as tryinff to make her mlDd. Se lunlfed Mm right hi the aye, and tbrev back her bend vith tlie stnrtlln,' anaounresieal : 1 mind maaiaiaa and papaa and Bursa but I don't bar to mind tmclea." Cldca- ,vV --zf X r A lit MRS. D. W. AINEY Demonstrating at the JOEL'S GROCERY STORE Feb. 2 and 3. . soon drew away and managed to go Tribune. E TU S to mi UU I Ul k.a-1 lUUU The Lingering Five team hns dropped out of the ctty league and forfeited Its remaining ltnplnyed games. This automatically chang's the ' percentage column which now stands: Clerks, three won and none I. Specials I M Mi n, L-'.iliiV rut ( liilib i ns Swf;,t-r, ViJur". tu -..7:, sl'Kri.M. I 3 95 1 let .MfllV. Lulii s' ( llild, l"s SwcAt -. Villm-s UtVJ7. si'Kt'lAL ; $193 4 1 lut (llildrcll's Hint L;.p's' Sif'ak-ra lr.iiK f.l O.l-'i 1 In! THiic.", 'I;mis ;iiiJ s-itii:y: v; SPECIAL 1 I"t (llillll'l'll's illlll liny."' CltJlS . All Men's Wool Sox U Price. 98c 19c ANDREW'S VARIETY STORE MORE SCANDAL A i'1'Hnin pi-oininent nuiir jimn was seen kissing his girl 1;h p-niiif and if 'tlif -ytrtinjf riiiiii docs not come to the Ally (Store aiKl jmitliasf one of tho.x--fiiaj- jails of c.-indy, t'lie luunes of hoth paitics will apix-ar in large jn-ittt iioi--row .in this' pa iv l-'oi- Smntinjr around for a store that can undcrM-ll a store f this make-up and kind' would he liketfighling ' hig Mack bear with hut snow tialls iw .'Inly. 'Jllfi; magnitude and size of this initution is mdxlieveable, ., iinl(ss yoii see cur plan and system. Don't fjnt. Ikh-huso stigitr is i-aising, all contracts with jive will l;e taken care of, right to the dot. Our syslik-m is ,- howling success, com, tomatoes, nikiocd clams. Sugar im raisitig. guar antee flour going 'higlier jmn, not llttiidi," htt save the tiflth-. And to those who saw. the sugar game rigitt anl lxWht wo wish as many as possilile to take it, direct from tlie cars. JsTow for Hie spud growers. Si'ihl attention. Last Spring I put among fifteen fannJ s a car of irrigated spuds ntl fomiil urn- cliniiiie and conditioiiH wer'A a f.iilirjT. Plant Dry Land Spud3 Here. AVe lifftl sure crops. Our lutteijs Stk- rtdl. ifuarantecd or hack omes your nl' iiey am! keep the Initter. SoliiKjia-k nny tomatoes, 2 cans 2.V; tea "((W1 It is sure a circus ho s-e this store ur fjrst trip. Our total daily expense is !1.0!l. It dtH'sn't. sound )ssil)le, hurkt x tnte. Yonay ft, 1 ! not. Wo are 1iou1' of our coffee business. ';- ariSj iitg for you on eggs, 12 (tW :t0c. Do with lis like Lee Warnick does with n thief look tim over. We try to steer you right in Hiese Hinies. We are not .stillhut. we nn( stBl -n the Alfc-y. IJacl; of West's, Fnmt of l'cmiey's, Hear of Pauline's. Tlieie is help for you Kt-re. W. S. ALLISON Proprietor Of the only- one of its kind in America. We open at 9:15 daily fr ifiMfr fr 41 Snodgrass and Zi im merman Funeral Service Par lor, Licenced Embal fiier, Ambulance Ser rice. Day i Phono Main, 62, Night Phone, Main. 743. 1305 Fourth St. . I-a Grande, Oregon. , THItUT SHOP (IVES. m Science Says Golds Are Serious Don't neglect a cold. Science tells us that res Juratory diseases arc the menace of the times. As s "ii as you bcLrin to feci a eold coming on. t.tfU San Tox Laxative Cokf Tablets. Thcv five the brtily.of 'poisonous wastes, ycducf! Teveivil coii.liliot , and relict c the aches tjil pains th:M (often Xacccjmiiaiiv f The li-d Ci,.-. Thrift Shop 1a ipen daily now i,, the New Tetoy : Buildinit, off the Adams arenas entrance. Thursday will eontia- M ; ue to be lhrift Day and on thia day all who have donations for V ' the shun are u-l:td to Ivav it M ready to H delivered, that b- itt ing the d:iy co!lertioii3 are mad B 12-16-tiB r s m ilds The bx 2'ie. L8L DRUG GO A It Is Well to ee That You See Well . If viou would have erfcctvrs ;Uid perfect sight heed the waniings that lell of eyestrain. Aches, pains and tAliguc, are but nature's demand for rest or htdi. After suffering the tortures of Tfrmdache, nervous depression, muscular strain and many mflex vhysicial disturJiances the comfort and ease given by a Vair of perfect glasses fitted according to Optometry, are wonderful.. .Then tvhv "enjoy" 'the pains and aches of defective eyes when relief is to be had Our equipment and methods are tlie most modern. Dr. W. M. PEARE Optometrist . With J. H. PEARE & SON Call Main 44 '0 (111 1 , wam do all kiiv ( caaatry (trreCtn Itessoiuuri,, iate Careful lrlrcra j R.u ny ari's j ! A S!gn Service Auto Painting. Tfii m&dtrn kind thatlasts G"rn' i'" 4ry Strok..,! tha Boisb Md tha Gnar.g, ! antee ia Good. I Kunyan In Hug's Garage I iJ1aaapiaaaaaiaiyJaaraatrat(jaraa
