La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.Tuesday. February 34, 1991 IS GI?AXDE EVENlXG0B3rRVER PAGE THREE PRESIDENT IS AFTER POWER there was no In f tll ready .for tlio I ! 111 , Juke Puiihert did not nrrlve ; until late and Holme and Forseca 1 1 1 a :t to be fitted Into temporary po sitions. Tliia yelir Moran wants , Daiibort, Hohno, I'limlli and C'avc iicy ready for work when thu flr.it Quisle blows and after spending the i . ursi uuy in Kissing tne null around Argentine KxcciltlVC Silill;tlin actual Infield work will he III I)t' Planning to Keeli'81"1"1'"1 on "le second day. opimsitirn foivos i).wii.!I!i!,,,::"i;!:,,ih" (By AbocIru4 Praia) BUENOS AIRES. Feb. Charg es that Piesident 1 I 1 llluH- uoconc increases, especially utnieies 01 coiisno.-r.nn iuuuihiif. is u riai-iueiinv c..-,..., to keun him.if ---- ror tne younger players who have and otners 01 a iikc naiuro. ity ami nau ui.n.veu iui L .t?.h "lself P?er by postpon-, wHh , rlllh ,. , i , , . w'the KroutoHt bands In the V.ilt.-d forsakun tlielr one-time, proiession .-itii. iWTWTED PLAYERS HERE I Portland at the same time Mr. Lindsay and iMi'. tpnoy wore play Iiik there. 11 ! went to Honolulu with -I t'd Infantry, Hand sevortil years an und iIIho V n member of tlio Portland Marine Hand. Oscar Hunil'breya. also employe."! on the O.-W., has been connected iwlth several prominent road shows Perhaps few citizens of l.a and has played In various lame Grande are awnrii of the fart tuut. bands In the past. He plays the ore given several of their fellow citizens have strlnKuil bass and tuba and Is a Eoml salaries last vear thn Hub at one time. bii 1i prominent In member of tlio Ui Grande Hand. Is dolnis even better this year, ac-; various professional lines, such us: l.aBt, but not least, anion t It cordlnx to I'rcsldcnt AuRust llerr- musicians, actors, boxers, amateur musicians conies Alvln Snapp. He man. Itocont Increases, especially ' athletes of considerable stnndlnp Is a clarinetist or exceptional ami 0 IS HU9TER IS ECOR ('alifnrniait Kills His S7th Mountain Lion in Se iiioia National Park. VISAI.IA, Calif., Feb. II. W, C. Bruce, official lion hunter for the Cal ifornia fish' and irame commission. inK the national elections which Tweuid tho r-lub. it Is uro-j Prominent anion. tn-jM, w-o mve tho kroateat bands In the Vinted ,..M hia 8T(h mimnlllin ,id H11y otneiwise h ki .1 '..:, o .. .. i dieted, will add to the eagerness forsaken their one-time profession States. after he had been knocked to the made by leaders of the opposition oar the 1,I,,ycr8 to 'lo ,hPh' 01,1,1 d"1- i ,0 engage In some enterprise In ( Mr. Snapp's last engagement was mmd by the beast and forced to ties. There is a constitutional pro"-'1"5 tho "'"'"'"K p'"n. ' this city Is Andrew I.onoy, who Is with Standltor's Shipyard Hand of fiKht for his life with his bare hands hibition aKuinst a president succeed-' In n""ollllclK " Increases, the at present employed us clerk in the Vancouver. Washington, and since against tho eriunt animal, ins himself in office but President ' fllH"'0" for " h "fa not given, Mr. 1 o.-V. offices, j then ho has been a citizen of l.a Id uce had been scouting the dense Iiigoyen's opponents allege that he ; Ht'mnl,n Ba,d: ! Mr. Umoy started his inus.cul Grande, and Is connected with the underbrush of the Sequoia National intends to evade it by delaying the! "A "b"r"1 Policy wl lrovnirc.lrtei. a8 pupl ot smh 1,utoa:ill , La Grande Hand at present. paik's more remote actions and had election by some manufactured excuse wlth tho l,lcl""" Rp'ls again this kllowll iuskians of ;H. W. Kvum, He has bei'n connected with Pry-. nheady bagged four of tho animals They see proof of their charges in year' Wo do "ol bttllevei ' th.it any of Chicago. Elmer aldis, who Is "f's Hmtd of St. Joseph, Missouri: j which have been more numerous this the fact that the Radical party which 1'l"y lias 0I1"S" to P'ot,'st the known as "Vaudeville s Premier Cutler's Hand of (,'olumbuM. Oliln; ,Kp&on than for several yrnrs. In the now controls the government has fail- illmount Klven hem. We are giving (;(11.n,.t soloist," and Is now Willi Aekley'a Hand of I-ake Connaut, i vicinity of Crystal cave, along the e4 to announce a date for its convsn-1 1'1"u1"- Cave,lpy al"l Couch sub-1 iifp-s CuionLils and 11. K. Ills- Penirsylvanla and spent three sea- famous lllock Oak tiail leading tion to nominate a presidtntial candi- atanlial "10ne)': giving Geo. t.i'8 hiding coruetist. lie has "ns with the I.. S. Fields Greater through the Sequoia to the Oncral date. They openly say that the Rad- Bllrns ua "l"ch a ,,,le New York;bCen connected as solo cornetist Minstrels. Ho was with the King- Crant park ,he came upon hia fifth leal party plans to continue the deh.y cluh ever ,):lll ll,m; t0 SUI" tlle with the Klk s band, Third Oragun . K Hrothors Circus fcr one sen- lion in I t days. Five shots, appar and that no candidate will be nomin- 8"lary "st of the Cincinnati club n. g. Hand, Coast Artillery Hand,; Ron and directed the State Hand ently into the head of the beast,: uted". j will compare favorably with the xigano'a Concert Hand, the Gul' of Idaho at tho tlmo they attended brought no result. The lion sprang Dr. Francesco J. (Bcasley, chairman '"""'unt spent byany other club In kpU.zo Grotto Jland, all of Port-' the Seattle Exposition. at llruce who was knocked to the I of the convention of the Concentrucion '""' clri-ult. although the city haaumi, nnd served In the same a-1 Others not connected with the; ground by the blow and, thanks tn Wacional, an opposition party, charg- ' L,lt s"''"'8' population and finish- j ,cty in Humphrey's Military Ilund musical line are Unlet' Cox, man-itne lions last emiing suvngin nom cl, at the convention of that party Bl!iul Placo 1;lst "r that Irigoycn. intended to do every thing in his power to retain control of the government. "There has even been talk," the speaker said, "of a general revolu tionary strike Promoted secretly by the executive power and stimulated and prolonged by its toleranco so as to afford a pretext for the postpone ment of the eelctions in April." Dr. Norberto Pinero, who was nom inated for the presidency by the Con- centracion Nacional, asserted in BEED j of Sf-attle; Administration Hand, A.riiger of tho La Grande Grocery, ine live weii-m-ccie..i snols, was Y. P. Exposition of Seattlo; ti.elwhu spent several years on the .to ward off the great paws until an Shilzony's Royal Hungarian Hand ol istago im an actor; II. K. Coolidge. assistant could stoke the lion across the Pantages Theatre Circuit and assistant cashier of tho U Grande the face with a heavy rock. Able to the U. S. Naval Uesoi've Hand of National bank. Vho waa at one free himself, Jlru.e succeeded m m- Hremerton. Washington. time a promising amateur actor; and coxermg ins inn. , u . u ji.mii Ho has played on many of the C. 1). Kmahelser, of tho Oregon leading orchestras of Seattle, Port-j Grocery, who waa a boxer of con land, Spokane and San Fraiiciseo sldernblo ability.' u,,,l .. nl... .. ....I.. tu, ...!,..' I .. flKflllrla 1,1, a II, flft, thllll ll el' i i t nu t hub ,ii- imreiuiv "is uiiviikwii'i iiiuir, v. bullet into the animal's brain. iiadly clawed and bleeding from u dozen wounds, the huntsman was still nbe to shoot down a sixth lioa, ap- scveral bands and orchestras. Mr. Loney is at present well-rtloned above, wbo-sre' experts in known In musical circles in La their particular ? line? h"d that is (Py Associated Press) BERLIN, Feb. 14 The trade mark .wade m oermany soon may be cr,ni,l i.i.vim. n,i i.b,.,, .,,,,i.v..,i nn nf dm n,iima'iliv Lii Grande speech that Irigoyen had "declared stamped upon German export wares leader of tho "Elk's Ham! '' after la famoiiB for It tpletidld inur.lca! himself outside the usual order of j for the agitation to revive this trade orviug as loader for the "Portland ' organizations and other organiza government, invested himself with an mark, which was known in three-, N.swsbov'a Hand," the Washington : Hons. At presint' iseveral promia histonc mission, a superior destiny fourths of the market cities of the Hgh School Hand and the Lincoln lug music pupils . are developing, and placed himself above our funia- i world before the war, has been in- ,lgn .,.,,, ., of I0, tid. . who should in ;tht , future become mental charter." The Concentarcion Nacional is an ' circles. creasing in industrial ani commercial' Incidentally he was the first ; more or less fatuous. i graduate of a high school in Pnrt- assocmtion of conservatives, demo-j Arguments that the anti-Gorman ! land to take pawl In musical gr.id- . u, sraumwi wnicn resulted in wide- nation exercises, rendering i: comet two leading newspapers, La Naior, and pread boycotts following the war is 'sola when he graduated from Lln l.a Prenza and by many leading busi- ( subsiding and that many merchants coin high school, tiess men. again would wlecomo the trade mark Cnrl Lpclell, now physical dlrec- La Fpoca, the government organ, , have had noticeable influence withJtor and coach or athletics, in La b.....v ;llIUIIUlttUlUIUr, WHO nOW Hie lnVeSll- nrilllflrt h Urh unhnnl t-..o .ilt.. gating the probata result of its r?-Protninont in amateur atlil.'tlcs dur- hig his collpge career. Ho v;w u dent Irigoybn with disdain. MEXICANS IRE ! inn GRANGE GIVES A PROGRAM i " I (Hy Associated Press)1 ' MEXICO CITY, Feb. 14. The pop- , plation of Mexico is a trifle more than 14,000,000, according to figures re- Bimi.c. cenuy compiieu oy me census uureau , It , k th t imm.,,:..t(lv .tpr newed use. It is almost certain the words will' .u . .-. i Snclsl .to Ths obsorvorl shortly bo used for articles which cai- earn an was capta of Z vir 1 C0VE Kt,b 11 Mt' Fann,e.f """'I not bo imitated or for which there are I ally n'no d", lg Tils -,st y ar i held " m"Cting 0n .""nr 4th. no substitutes in other countries. j Hooner at rtcoivcd thre0 "PP11"0"" f"r mi'm- Some of the reports said to have ,0vcd t B local excess ofZ'bl!rship' "leCtcd Wrthy M"3t"r M" U been received from foreign merchants Th L lu ,1 i ,' ",m? ." ,,? v l Ca,tcr BS 'Meale to State Grn,,f:c' say many would welcome the sign ' M c A " k,.nwn ,' ',.,,' w,th Jlrs- 'J'!0rPia'1,ia cnadwick as ,again if only to prevent tralesmen lsor 0 flvV" i !'te. .AZJTX ".Tf!"",BBer;ti: " wrestling. He l ' ' " , was seven months on the Pa-Hcges C.r 'given, during, the' lecturer's, Jiour: cult and nt sm.t time was oonF'd. Son(, :hy xirlmfic; ?j,es VrOi'ri "Joke .t.. .. iiM-uiiiiiiir i'"""'""-'-. Hox!" vol en ."To what do vou at- prices than necessary, under the rep resentation that they wero made in Switzerland, . America, England or which has' just completed . enum-;" indM'" T 1-"-. to what doou attribute While on this circuit, in addition ;tl.ibute your success in life or if you eratnxr. This Presents a loss manufacturers made use of the Swiss audiences with some that . song an(1 ,innco by M- L. fore camp was reached. The hunter expressed the opinion thai the lions of tlio park region have novXbcen denned: out. He has bag ged stv, and three others were killed by moTyitaineers. T X mem Emm FRESH EGGS YOU CAN ALWAYS GET FRESH EGGS HERE CALL MAIN 75 JUST J.G. 5N V S fill A -A- FRESH EGGS RASS 109 Depot St. Two I'hone 3. Call Main 75 NO CHARGE FOR DFJ JVKRY ALIINTINE'S DAY! Tell it f yiir best girl with a bov of thos-e eviyjisito chocolate candies sold at Tlio Valace. RAGS Wnntcd nt The Ohseivor. TrMlmtr.lV:'lri I O.J .dim. VsMW Kil: HluuipIH. HIM. VVf i;A',"i guarc-.tui-d to venrf o niillienR o :calt)i!, b catarrh, sore nnsc etc. Sfi'fttOJ't i.ir y-"ir e a, cauah, K rh, toil. J rtctlut O'ivS ,Dru f S't ' approximately 1,000,000 since the t0 Tarkef Gerrn .b'T""S lteri' vocal solo, Mrs. U J. Chad- last census was taken in 1910. The were boycotted". other acrobatic stunts wick; riddles from Grange Bulletin; now living the United Slates. decrease is ascribed to emigration of I Atvocatea 0'f thp .,Mad(, in Ger. Another musician of considerable v0l.nl tri0( Marvin Daniel, Clifford nauvts una lorc.gners uu,,i.B "'t-1 mnny" trado hiark also insist that its ; Vh V,, ' , . 1 ' iKl"nt nnU Jon" M,ller' periods of revolution juse wouJ p,.otcct Gcrmnn merchants I?' , '"V ' . "ns "la;",'l RolnB A party of twenty:threo Epworth uiiiciuiB litre uwii mui inuiu iC .themselves, for they hope to "revive! ""'"', "' League memuers, witn lour norses anil .w more than 4,000,000. Mexicans th , f , . ;i'arly boyhood davs ami during his sleigh, enjoyed a pleasant evening on market of the worlif will the quality'!"''" S,Cl'"01 , d,lJ'! playuil oa a Monday, ending up with an oyster of the goods bearing it be questioned." ibrr .of hlRh 8cho01 ban ls "na nr-;foed at the R.J. Baker home. ehestras. Miss 'Mabel Lantz left Friday to re- nir. r.iuosay piays inn French sume her duties at Corvallis. houi and tho violin an I along with i Mr. and Mrs. U J. Chadwick sncnt TAMPA. Fla.. Feb '10. Alarmed Andrew Loney and Frank Kobinson the fore part of the week at Hot Lake at reports that physicians in various "pont BBVnril1 stflsons with bands for medical advice, part.t of the country hud th-ougb !' ,n(l ohoslras In Portlmd. He, The officers of Mt. Fannie Grange force of habit written "1921" insteaJiPlliyod 1,1 ?araon Hand and Or- j met at the hall Friday night and prac of "1022" for a brief period after the lcllest f"f several sea-ions, was I : ticed the initiatory work. Coffee and new year, the city health officer here ! malnl,er of the Elk Hand of Port- cake were served and a valentine so- has investigated the recording of all lni"'- He was connected w ith tlio cial will be given on Wednesday night. FOOTBALL IS ; ADVANCING NO ERUORS IX TAMPA. (By Associated Press) (By Associatod Frees) ANN ARBOR, IMSch., Feb. 14 reh MnVltfTo.t of The UnT'births 1 has an-lLI,""'ty Theatre, at Camp Lewis I Coach Hurry Up oat of the Lni- ;, 'as violinist, for three v,:.r versity ot ai.cnigun n. jo,,.-,. t . , nrnfinnn1 mnn ,,, nf ... served two seasons with tli '""' J ' ' '"' .t; Tampa professional man guilty of the , rniias oi mat Bruui, ul tuuei. .iu Hawaiians helluve tne present aay looioau. teams are superior to those of a. decade or more ago, when brawn 'was the chief requisite for a college gridiron player. All things being, ' equal, the average university or! college football team of today would ! 'administer a beating to an averager team of 10 years ago, in Yost's! opinion. ; VETERAN S nd VAl.K.VTIVF.'S DAY. Iloyal Valentine's Bay means a box of .t.hocn lovelv Chocolates for vour ladv j Mr. Lindsay is a noted director f,it.nd or vour wife or your sister or :and has his own orchestra at pros-: BWeJtheart. You will find just nut. which is considered one of the . t vant at ne Paace Cun. best orchestras In eastern Oregon ! Frank Ilohinson. tronihonist mul : 'ttuontry. UAO at present a member or lii-i La Grande Hand ' and other musical concerns In this city played with Parsons Hand and Orchestra of FREAK STUNTS BEING BARRED 13y Associated PresB) CHICAGO, Feb. 14. "Freak ' MADISON, Wis., Feb. 14. A i squad of veterans will represent jthfi University of Wisconsin on the track during thn coming Boa3on, 1 which opens indoors imainst Cs'otro Dame nt South linnd on February 18. Coach Tom Jones hns exper ienced men, with hlRh ratings 1n the Western conference, to enter in practically every event. The Badgers arcV expectc?d to be 2-13-2tl Use- Ze Pyrol To Prevent Toiisplitis ColdJ Gripiie "Flu' is A Gargle "The Ounce lif I'riclllton" LSLOiGCO. Making Walnuts More Than Just Walnuts Making Them istland Brand Naftirc innde tluiii) pood those tcmnl itiK 'I'iiio-navoTcd Walnuts IVonA OliKdOy. Tho wiilmif ffrowfu's of Oregon liavc actually improVedl upon nature ami tlio result h Mistland brand. ?:lce 50c a pound PATHS v BKOTHERS GROGE Y Call Main 80 uia,nuu, mi. - '- " especially strong In the hurdli-s, training stunts for the Cincinnati ; Ueds will be harred and from tne time the players don their uniforms nt Mineral Wells, until the team leaves for the north, the athletes ' will be kept busy working into a distances and pole vault, with a well rounded team In tlio other events. Always among the leading contenders for tho conference cham pionship. Coach Jones feels that the mq ...in i.i.. i.. i i perfect baseba, machine, according j -B W.rTe 'cirTo ahead with ' - tout heavily ,nto the their mountain climbing and lts,,l'a "' Trls Speaker put his Indians Outstanding Individual stars, through their cowboy stunts, but ! n oking among the In the meantime watch out for the Iteds as their time will be devoted Into building up a smooth working r. : -. ! 8 i I 1 1 1 zbSL. hM i 1-1 HKnli,. l 1 hi ui i iii in ;iiir ii . C'!jf'llli"ll"ltllllMlH'y,l''"t-3': 1 ! k i LD AT SO OR cS3SS5QAT60 w1 v:. i iM'i i ' i ifl l.'.il" 'fi,"?"--. v 'ChIIi:'" i I Badgi-rs. A. J. Knollin of Poca- ls expected to lead the conference in both high and low hurdles. NO FHKN't'H DKLEGATES. Infield," Moran suld. The greater part of the train ing work has already been mapped out by Moraj. for the 1H23 seasonj (By Aocl,p(J It will include more baseball and PARIS, Fob. 14, Premier Poin- less aimless meenaiurai work man caB?i in g note B;von out .Thursday , ha been the case in previous years ni(,ht addressed to the Vnite:i States ' and aci.irdlng to indicallons will be , ,lnj Krancc's allies in the fate war, di the case with other clubs In theici!lrcd flatly that France will be un-' circuit again. . aide to send debates to the propose! j .Horan has a heavy task f build- ! Genoa economic conference if any of j " Ing up an Infield which will ba new the invited governments et it be un- jo at two points. The condition last 1 derstood thnt they do oj.t accept en-! ir alter, the situation so that tirely conditions an-angrof kt the su- i Infield workouts j,ild not be held prcmc council mtiit at Cannes in . nntlU lato la t training aettson Oroh iftd Kapf Jfir hoWMlt" The choice is largely up to you. It your blootl 1:icV:s red corpasrlcs, you're po inj to be fagf;c(i and drag rred out, you're Roiiir; to lr;civ "'e!''" 'o0 sa'.low and itttlical'.hy, to gro-.v old before vov.r ti'nc. m. MILES' TONIC actually increases the num ber or red corpuscles i:i the food. It makes the che-.-V.s .Ti'uniTi al rosy, Milmu'n',.-s ti;e !'"c-tive orrrnr;' ci- sIl's a healthy apjie:!e, ai'l leads increased, vi-or ::::d vitality. I'ig't bottle f tiaranleed to help you or '1. II ' I 1 . :l" ri WrtllBb; - M2.:.i til! It' -W ' IK B W f .li e i,t ';M i. t. iiiir' . 1 . r'w n i," : . a in I'cr w rH.1" v, ;;. nTi' 's uu nasi .'!foilSllliiii:;E!: X -:;,;;. '. ... . .... AWUiJtJ'lA WM IUVIL AW J Raisin Pi each .. 25c and 313c ij CliildiTii tw.X iron haf: Sl'N.MAII) If A 1 JOIN'S ! fONTAIX.' Tt clis t win k.cp lic'illliy. Raisins S arc nature's sw'tyl-del rious, liiu'li in f 1 values and easily (liesivl. l-'rcsli daily at yuur mer- ! eliants or al Hie llkeii.'s. j 1 jtiel'H',1 -! . i'rl makeup. I if Chase and Sanborn Tea and Coffee ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD Zeal Brand ( Vffee .r)0c Crusade Brand V ('fee 40c f'irele Bi;;ind (VL'eel 35c it'' ' I Julian Tea. (! oz. ?Z)A1 oz U8e Orange I'ekce, 8 iz .Start, continue at Cliase & 48c finish tle day by uhuir anlorn' (roods OLM -GRPCER. QaalUy ind 'Service ' FER DKL1VERY CALL MAIN 43 neiu premc council nuitint; at Cannes in i money rci:n!ei. o i ( , II on.Januao pwludins any dium of VSK ynUR DRUGGIST ! O O , I tits; the existing peace treaties, s lir' ..... . ....--..- --.-.. ......-.- v; e 9 o - i w "