La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 17, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPA HE TWO LA GKAMffe EVENING OBSERVER FvMfi" February 17. V?"-' " u L A WIV. WJ showing Stew LINENS JUST AMtlVID TODAY ART LINENS IN ALL WIDTHS TABLE LINENS WITH NAPKINS TO MATCH EMBROIDERY LINENS IN NATURAL COLORS LINEN surrlNGS IN ALL COLO Hill's Dep't Store A GUARANTEED SeeO v2 quart Hot iSjr IJotW Mi DispIaySTiiKLirT PUTMAN'S DRUG STORE THE REX ALL STORE A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT Coarse Breads IIKALTII BREAD contain all of the whe.t. rerv nutritious, fu- ea h. GItAIIAM IJKE.YlL ft- oath. WIIOLK WHEAT IiKEAI), ft- em. OAT MEAL (OOKIEXnm.lf-from r'M t. 20c dozen. V HIirXRWICK COFFEE OA, made raspberrr jam .i()c each. CREAM lTTES, r,0c iIokmi? CIIOCOLATif'KCIJLIRS. V E filVd wirh borne , - I. V wzta. We Invite You to Come in AND SEE WHAT 15c WILL BUT AT OUR STORE WE HAVE GIRLS M tuip rum a n MO LOW u Championship of Eastern Oregon To 15c Decided oil lioeal Floor Tonight. The big game of the season in the fi Hk' basketball series will take place l'liday evening in the hiif'i school grym, the undefeated l-a Grande und Pendleton hitrh school sextette playing each other in the critical I game of the season. lioth Pcndletyn und I.a Grande have won their early Karnes with large scores und the championship lies be tween the two teams. Therefore the winner of Friday's (jame will have i. decided nine on the other team. Miss Genevieve Jones, the I.a Grande coach, announces that her pro tt'Kes are in Kood shape and ure ex pecting to win. The game will be called at eight o'clock in the high school gymnasium and promises to be well attended, A pep meeting was held in the high school yesterday afternoon to arouse the necessary spirit and it was aroused. o -o to be 'remedied. In tills couiiT-rtiiM, Omexnor Wood oys h Intends to prepare a government proftraui that will make possible lu realization, fur the ni'Xt four years at least, of the policy which the Wood-Forbes mission's report advocated, and the secretaries of departments and all their subordinates are urged to co operate In making the necessary changes and adjustments. rijeh secretary of department is Instructed to submit to the gover nor general a program of activi ties of his department In line with the suggestions und recommenda tions contained In the ri-port of the mission and to this end, the chief executive has Issued to lue secretaries memorandum prepared by memlH'i'B of the mission which suggests some of the subjects which should he considered and a definite method of dealing with the problem. 1 ( .-:' ElfTEHPBISE TO T real Fern sale nil next ok at Cherrys". This is your opportunity to get a beautiful oston Fern at youe own price. 'Monday, your i-fcoiri, 1.00 reduced ode a day until !! sold. Don't wait too long, h(Hser, us they will soon be sold. g-l:it See George Cirnie in make Otis .Skinner look understudy. k liBr a nifea m THRIFT SHOP OPEN. Quality - (k('s the Reason 132 EHJiN IS NEARLY TAKEN PLAY SATURDAY Fii.lefeated H a s k e t ball Team .Meet Team; Local JJovs Expect To Win. !ty A usee laud lrea) MOFCOW, Feb. 17.--Ehsanu.lla, the chief of the red revolutionary move ment of Persia, who last June niado n (faring raid that all but succeeded in capturing Teheran, has escaped the Shah's Oo.-sacks and is now here. "The people's struggle against the Shah and the feudal landlords has failed. There'll be no more," he said. His comrade leaders in tho revolution were killed. J . . Khsanulla is rated the most pictur esque figure of nil the bandit and i revolutionary lpaifeis of th MiHHln JiU (irjUKU'lKast. Kducatej and daring, for 16 years he has fought the established order in Persia. His long hair and shaggy beard are known to thousands of Per sian peasants. He is known as the Karl Marx of for the ever growing popularity of Albers Flapjack: i-lour. s light, tasty hot- cakes Order Package Grocer mends uality Flapjack Flour Carefully aetltd cyliairicml con tainer insures mbsoluf stniution. Maw II X Recoih AJbers v Albe iK The Red Cross Thrift Shop is ! open daily now in tho New Foley !-!: Uuildinjr, off the Chestnut street V. entrance. Thursday Will contin- I ue. to bo Thrift Day and on this day all who hove donations for the shop are asked to have it ready to be delivered, that be- ifc ing the day collections are made. ,SK 12-lfl-tfp A CLASSIFIED AD WILL DO IT ,i Last week La Grande High school rucceeded In defeating the Il.ifiw.a IK.,1. d-twuil t.iwkettmll teiiln who h:id not met defeat until then many wa?s resembles and this Saturday they expect io!j;Iakno peasant leader of South Knterpritses string to add a defeat of sanies. .Enterprise has a clean Blute so far this s'asun and hjave defeated the local five at Knterprise by a considerable murpin. However, things promise to be different this week as Bince the game with Knter- Russia. He has never been captured, though he has taken part ia every i armed struggle of Persia since 1905. 1 He might now be master of Teheran j and of Persia but for quarrels be-! tween two of his associate leaders, I Kutt hik and Haidar. With a peasant army strengthened v Piic.iun r'nmmnniuHi Via cImipL- U prise the team has Improved con- fnm ,o Tchel while man ' M .r: hlv nnrl are wnrktni? tocether I ... ... . oi vne Mian s u,uuu troops were- put siderably and are working together better than at any time before dur :inR this season. I As Haines has been defeated En terprise is the only team left with out a loss iu this section and unless La Grande tk-s the can on them they will probably be chosen to rep reent this section at the Interscho laBtic tournament to be held at Eugene under the auspices of Wil liamette UneversHy this spring. Coach I.odell announces that lie ia confident hit team will win on Saturday. The same line-up, Coker and Lynch, forwards: Metralf, cen ter; Bean and Garrity, guards will be used. Hough and Smith wilt be the first string subs. A large turnout is expected tot this game as it promises to be a cU'M-ly fonght and inte-resting game. Next mek the locals will journey to Pendietou to play to games with the Round-up City Higa and will clo&e the season on March i against Haines here. CANADA SECOND IN TELEPHONES Coai" lfnurXt Aluminum IV Alum. Pi,- Plaf Small l)nyiiin apliiif', '2 for Talc. I'owdcr. 2 f' IVnojl TaJilcis 4 for Ink T14r, 4 f.r.. (Vochf t ihiion 'i for Vu 1 S 1 I irv )( loo I A II.V v 1 LftilifV Flrta Mens' Hose I lurk Towelg nuvrin OloTrg 15 l.V 1-V OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 17. Can ada lunks wecond among the na tions of the world to the I' nlted States In the number of telephones per hundred of population, accord ing to the statistical bureau of the Canadian govern jnent. The United States has 13.6 tele phones per hundred of population and Canada has H.8, (according to these records. "In X'ZX there were 806,-66 tele phones in use1 1n Canada, an In ereasif of 1 o tier ent over 10 20. Ml'tie wire mileage used wan 2,105. "jlOl nnd Ilit" average persons per mile were 42,' says the Iliirouu re port. 'Naturally the most tele phones In the Dominion are in the large cities. Such cities as Mon-1 treal. Quebec. Toronto. Ottawa.! Winnipeg, Calgnry, Edmonton, Van-j couver and Victoria have ns good telephone service us any cities In the .I'nited Slates. Hut in the Wist two rr three years there has been a very large increase In the num ber of telephones In the rural dis tricts of the prairie province." ting down risings at Tabriz and at Horoshan, and was within 35 miles of Teheran when a betrayal in his own ranks gave news of his whereabouts and forced his retreat. "After the Anglo-Russian treaty, by which both nations agreed to leave Persia alone," said Khsanulla, "I realiKed that the Sayyid Zia-u-Din government was a reversion to the old, corrupt law of the feudalists, ench of whom is a sort of a little Shah, and that the rule of the combined peasant ry and educated class would' go under, perhaps forever, unless I mads a .last desperate effort "So I got together a few thousand peasant soldiery and by secret paths and rapid marching tried to reach Te heran. The Cossacks of the Shah be gan to attack me and the Kussiun Communists with me lost heart. 1 fought until I was surrounded and then retreated. "An Englishman no longer dares to go into North Persia, but this is not much satisfaction for me since they will again control in Teheran. My pity is for me the Door peasants. I built schools and hospitals for them. There need be no fear that Persia will ii tin t hi Pfiii-1 (slnniir- union nrn. ijected by Knver Pasha. The Islamic religion has turned the Orient and we have no desi- to form a union that would again alace us in subjection to the Turks." 1 Knjdvalile Jrlnks AJJ the piilmliir soft drinks, so refreAliiR, yiu will enjoy at the Palace onfet'igftiory. 2-15-tf See "BULBUL" The Amateur Comic Operetta at Hish School Auditorium Next Monday and Tuesday Evenins Benefit oif Scholarship Loan Fund Dramatics under Music under Mrs. Xornian l'ees Mrs. A. L. Richardson 10 in. Double Disc Columbia cords re Now 75c . W. H, Bohnenkamp Company; A For Sale 5-room modern bungalow, 3 lots, garage. Tills Is a good buy for some service man that wants to use bis State Loan. ' Price (3800. New 4-room house, just complet ed. Here Is a chance to buy a home that no one has ever lived In the price is right. $150 casta ill handleithls. Price $1400. i M room mpnern Borne, just orr This Is a good placa Is good. Price bugalow, pavd basement with 4-roomhuse furnish!, big lot 00x110. The party that owns this place wants to move away and will sell now for $1700. And V pavftd streets and i the lodatlon $2601 I, 5-rcm msdern street, Varai, full i wash tVys. j i r I have money to loan on first class farm security. Geo. H. Currey r : Real testate 'I 1 Phone 200J Insurance Is yourVphjonAirrnph workinpr prop erly? Kl"jt, don't fail to see Mr. lavis, theVixpert, next SutuiVay at the Kastont Oi-ejjon Music company store. 2-l-3t T' t nn ns.iurnnrft; of n voice just when wanttnl such. sailH- factlfn. ThoV oixTAtvrs are working flay and niulit to keep eacll sntiMrih4i' In touch every subwrtlM'r. If you rujoylng the ndvuutad plione, why not have bne iiiHtulltiil. Ih I 'ante 15,' 1,V l.V. 15e Ivoth Hrushfs Supporters .... Powder TKSrT VAIL TO SKE tKJj NTAV LIST. OP CLMUmiO, VOJLFK. roi LARns, DOTTED KWTSH, FLAXOVH ANT) ORHAN'DTES. jkctar Variety Store Tho ConiV 1 0retta "BUlBUIy" will make yoyiiforjfet your cares and renew your y nlth 2-16-2t Ijirpe-s ize:l, clean cotton rags want ed nt The OWrvcr Itaxi ORD & GEORGE Hide llOIKll every Jirote of sr Main 44 with; a coin nan v (lint is I. Kvery driver nd fij hondel for your Hoi with the verv best Al.f, MAIN H HoiW Independent Telephone Co. OUTLINES NEW ISLAND POLICY MANILA, V. I., Ken. 17. t'.ov. ernor Unerl Wood has announced! his intention tn follow in the noar filluro tho pnllejr outllred in the report of the Woodel'orbes mis sion, as the basis of administration ' of the Philli pines guverument. The,' cmei exeiuine, iiirouga certain Ict U'l to all department secretaries.1 atatos that Mhll certain tftrollent' r.rinfipies nc: jioititM Hate linen u luni'oaiuiijr in. (US a?sst ft !'. '6 a( tQ tltP0 f Vila Jf; tHW SSTf'jrgsij, jiff, sftloJt pecjV MilMMlf 111 fMl l'l M Mf 'j sadUldM9M "People Who Live in Glass Houses Should Dress in the Dark" i E M 1 I I j" " " -' , s, I I i 4 i A ft 9 ;;--- i onodgrass j I 1 and j j Ziinnierman j Builtliif People Who Are Figuring on I5ani, Oarage, or Woodshed" t. Uur 1 'rices ov a Hons liould ( BUILD X HARDWARE M mid DREGOMR .. PAINTS : OIPEiDlPLElEflT.GO. Funeral Service Par lor, Licences Enibal mer, Ambulance Ser vice. Day Phone Main 62, Night Phono, Main 743. 1505 Fourth. St. La Grande, Oregon. .f O O o 9 n O O O O o o o y o o c3 G Q e o 9 o 9