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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1922)
Mrmrlnv. "Mar 1, 1022 iT Slag Trousers E! Van Hmisen Collar !(W Tiikes Small Knd l"w!U!l. Urns. Install .Modern Jj Score After Ninth Inning Filling Station and An- Li 1. . A The leiidciii'v nf the limes is In ccoiionii.t' to cut down J 10 He to save there. 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Jially liy Loral .Men. liouiice (Jasoline J'ricos. T7T nPTNmTC TWTCNTNfT OTJSERVTCTl OPENER IS IN NEW STAIN IS - ' Jff!P Bf U GRAND OPEN TO PUBLIC ' mm mb m 1 m Instead of biuviiifr a new nil a new, dressy pair of I'auts. it ninny nn'ii buy 'e l'econiinend eilher STAG or MAYFIELD PANTS Exceptional values-$1.95 to $7.50 V estenhaver & Gilbert V.XfJ Adams Avenue, La li ramie T nr inn mm nu uluu v lu MciiiIkts Will Lint- dostiii ition wry Hlmrtly uftor 1 2 o'rhn k. Tim Inland City wonn'ii who are cnokBiijf (ho chicken ui'KU that thn gnosis htt waled iml laler tlmn leti niiiiulcH til ti!i- 12 in ordvr that jj'J 'ovurytlihif; Im fei'l"K hut. Ah far nt twill be in'fHiMit tomorrow. If every jjl moniher wlihout a car will be ir -s- V : .1 l in , rn , . Heat Just beruro I'Z it Ni lo tnniiHir- SvvAU)u ( t,, loiiioiHliit.im wll) ho ,.,, , ,,.,. row and I hell Inspect 111-: thai late HlriKKk-rx may nut bo iii-k- Inelcil Imu earn will wait llliLH fivo inJiiiitf'S after 12 before tlo partliiK. The pniuram will he vcrv Kliorl In onlor thai thn Ad rluli mcmhcrH may Inspect the Concrete 1'ipe factory mill I'ioneLT Klotir Mill ul Island City. In h ninth inning rally, nuch in is : Wurto Brothers have finished their featured in fiction, the l.a Grando nPW filling station at the corner of ball team came from behind and de-;Adam and (ireenwooil and' today an f'Mled the stronif Cove nine yester- nounced tney are ready for liutdncsi. ('ay afternoon at tlie fair grounds by t , Verv uUtraetivo buildinir of J a hcoic of 10 to 11. Karely has such stucco and is modern in every sense. a. an interesting game hern played hero'. The brothr.ni are experienced rc J as early in tha season. The game was tail oil men anu have crested many ij loosely played during the first few stations throughout tho middle west. inning but in the latter Part of the They are associated with the Middle ilontivt both trams tightened up and Slates refineries and get their pro J delivered a cla.-sy brand of ball. duct from that field', it . Itud '1'heison, left fielder on tlu: J i locals, was the sensation of the day, !uml his two-bagger in the last ol lithe ninth which scored two men wast responsible for the victory. Both he; ii mil Itosi ':baum hit every time up.! ! Bud got one homer, one three Aiase( i hit, one two bagger and three singles. 1 ! i'est nbaum clouted out four singles! I and one two bagger. j Milnnis hurlcO a splendid game, "We people of the rust arc eicour. gong the entire nine innings, and of . aged oven tliough fu.iness is not the 111 hits made off him, he was re-'brisk as it once was," remarked II. C. sponsible for eignt. hight single- Mackay, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, TREASURER IP GOMPANYHERE dust rial Plants. In order that Just as inucli time as possible may be had on tint jun ket to Island Olty tomorrow 110091, thu meniberH of (he Ail club are Urgently reiiiested to Hlnrt five minutes earlier than usual. All members who take their ears are requiiHled to drive by the Intersec tion of Depot and Adams at wbl'h point (hose who Jiavo no ears will assemble. By beginning lo rive minutes curlier the club niein- Anglo-Irish treaty must tiers wlil Im able to Im at their by the people. I'KOI'I.K TO lK('l I IK. (Hy Associated I'ruHH) liUIII.IM. May I. Arthur Oiffilr at a meeting at linnis yesterday suiih leave1 mat acceptance or lejection of the were credited to the visitors owing tu : who in company with J. I. Ijuttridgo. .Hois. ".Viae" whiffed eight nun and spent Saturday in La Grr.adc looking passed none and helped things along over the property of the K. 0. L. & by clouting out a two bagger in the P. Co. ;. ' fourth that scored two men. j Mr. Mackay says that custom fac TI10 game was featured by an ex- lories aic getting ordejs iahd are re's of slugging and errors. Thirty- j working probably seventy Pur cent eight hits were piled up by both teams capacity. It was his first trip to l.a and fourteen errors. La Urnndu made (irando and: he was ileliglileil with iX hits and 8 urrors to Cove's l(i hits this city a id the surrounding country, ami li errors j - Cove took an early lead in the first j Lower GoUTtS Are inning by scoring two runs on eiroia 11 11 1 in their hall l.a (jraiulc tallied. Reversed by the .; . U. S. Supreime Court rv.-r'J.-rr X once and got Jewjll, Cove pitcher, in lo as tight a hole as ever a twirler . faced- Thcison .first up, hit a three- (jam Principle I'phrld in Thrrr bagger but was caught at the plato ' Shippinj . Board CaKea Today by on attempting to score on Bosen- Chief Justice W. H. Taft. baum's single. Jewell walked Dunn and Crews and Mickey's single scored' nr Assoclateil Presii liosenbaum and filled the bases with ".a.iiii,iu, way 1. inc em- but one out. After Crews had boon u r ' vn ori.orauon 01 me u. a. aught al second and with two men i snipping noain is not a governmental on bases Jewell came out of the hole ; uKt-nc !", ln.c Qnlie lnHl cttnnot oc by fanning Mcsorvc. ' t uala wlln ,ls consent, tne supreme 1.. .1... .-. en... i" a i .! court decided in the cases brought bv be decided lum, Jowoll i(n, pil(.h(,, ,hc re. the Sloan Shipyard corporation and niainder of the game. Although he 'nc,'H of Washington stale and the !.i,-l,l t strike ,,(. the locals found I Astorm Marine Iron Works. him fur 1!) hits in the remainder of ! ,'1'he cou7 '.""'i both cases which the gipne. : . :wn yrmru -in in" iuwit courts With the score 7 to part of the fourth the locals stage!' a Young Men's Sport Suits ' The Utmost in Style and Value T PAY LESS I . GET , M0RE1 mm 0 the Young Men of this com munity we say with just pride we have for your choosing tlio smartest styles in All -Wool Sport Suits at the Lowest Prices you'll find anywhere. Skilfully tailored from carefully selected -woolens, these high grade Suits represent the utmost in style and value. They have the.dash-and-go a young man wants in his clothes and sell at prices young meu are willing to pay. $19.75 $24.75 Sport styles are the most popular in Voting Men's Suits this season. The styles are show are authentic and are thoso worn by the best dressed young men everywhere. Choice of materials in All-Wool Tweeds, Cassimercs and Unfinished Worsteds; single breasted models with three-quarter loose belt, patch pockets and backs with inverted pleats and inverted pleat vent. Handsome new patterns and colors. Our large quantity buying for 312 stores assures you better values for less money. 1! .ifl." .' KtsTfo, 1 vi New Vidor records for are here May After the Rain .111J Jimmy, fox trots Paul W'lii'.LT.ian's Orc'icitra -75c' Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine and Old Fashioned Girl, fox trots- -75c. While Miami Dreams and Teli I Ier at Twilight, fox trots 75c. Cy the Sapphire Sea and Ly-goncs, fox trots, Whitetiian's Orchestra 73c. " John MeCormatk sings "The Road That Drought You to Me" 1.25. Icf us phy the new 'Vidor rccorJs Jor you Newlin Book & Stationery Company La tlraiiik', Ortoii. .TKH IArtflKRT CHAIN UKPAltTMKNT. 8T0KM OHOAMZATIO.N IS THE WOULD" Pendleton; O'Con Time, ID 1-5 see- in the latter 1 ln Iavor 01 ,no Bovcrnment. inu,r, seconds flat. couit upneui tno same principle 111 Grande; Saunders, nell, Iji (irande. onds 440-nrd. dash Earnhardt, Pendle ton; Hawes, Smith, La Grande. Time, .,n..t. r - ti ...!. ...... .,. .... ,iPi,in ,(,,. ,... ,.r ,,, 1- .,!, I " -:".. icnuieion; tally, sinned wun incisons Homer, " Lynch, l Grande; Simpson, Pendle and tallied four times, making the . "t tlle K;.'!it0 Sh-P-ton. il.'ht, 0 feet, 6 inches count 7 to li in Cove's favor. From j ,,u'lll"'K l'"P"n the, 1 ' ,''1 '.,,. count ( t' tht'ii on t.'ovc steadily drew away un til the hejrinnin nf the seventh, when the seoro stood It to G. I maindrr of thn jfiune visitors to two hits and the hornet Tabloid Fairy Tale. tin 111 found 14 Red" for four more runs,! "Without looking toward the mil ' Mickey, at short, had' a bad day and , Unory shop window his wife rushed uo contriimled four errors hut made up and met him uu time." for thent pa'ty hy scoring Koscnhaum , in the first. Woods and Meervc were Track Meet Is WOIi W l-O it L 1 1 1 1; IJHV tlllU OlMIM Hfl rn- p placed in the sixth by Mctiee after making two errors. Krom then on l.n (irauoe played A No. 1 hall and in the seventh and eighth, Cove went down one, two, and three. With a win over last year's champs securely tucked under their belts La Grande nas a nice chance to ton thu pivccntiitfe column When thd season t:itun I tiut rick, . La : Grande. ends. A larife crowd was present ye.- ;minuies ami -a seeoiifs. terday and it nppenrs that the home ' : lU-yuM hiRh, huitlles Unrson tesim will not lack support this 'ear- " - - i.i'.L Next Sunday m Cvutu't will play at ('tiioa, Klin at Haines and ttaker J at Cove. i Summary: I.u (irande, H errors, TI hits and 10 runs. Cove 1 errors, l(f i hits, !l tuns- Home runs, Theison. j Three bakers, Theison, Roy Alexan- der, ,. Aloxandcr. 1ouIUh, Theison I'JI, Rosonbaum, Mclnnis, M. Alexan- dcr Conns. , Strike-outs, Jewell, i 1; 'K. AlexHiider. I J; .Mclnnis, 8. I'ass- J ed on bnlU, Jewell, 2; R. Alexander,;. I llouble plays, Carter to Coons to Or- J ton. Krrors, Theison, Crews, Mickey I (i), WonJs ), Carter, Any Alexan- J ed". M. Alexander, Itlooin, Orion (2). Karicd inns, tiff .Mclnnis, i; off Jew- ell, 1; off Alexander, t. Charge de- feat to Alexander- Time two hours f live minutes. Umpires, Ralph Tid- 1 cock an 1 Roy Klexer. " fleet corporation contended it is on- tilled to piiority in distribution of During the ro- w"'" s rauuo. Mac" held the ' 1 By Pendletoii (Continued from Page One.) 100-yard dash Sandberjr, Hcuirh an, Iji Gmnde; Stonebreaker, IVn lleton. Time, 10 11-5 seconds. Mile run Hunter, Reams, Pc.i- ,.Time L Mioad jump Hcuffhan, Sanibcre;, l.a (jiiindc; bnyder, Pendleton. Dis tance, Ifl feet, 7 inches. - Hiffh jump Saundc:, Lallue and 220-yaiO low hurdles Warner, Christenson, Pecdletnn (tied for fir.it fendleton; Lynch, Uirscn, La Grande Place). Ileiffht, 5 feet 2 inches. 2L'0-yard dash Sandberg, Heuifh an, La Grande; Stoncbrenker, Pendle- iTime, 27 seconds flat. Diycus Nuwston, Pcnilleton: Iir- scn, Mean, La Grande. Distance, 107 feet 10 inches. Javelin Warner, Pendleton; Clark, Iviji Grande, Nuwston, Pendleton. Dis tance, l:)8 feet 4 inches. Keiay Won hy Pendleton team ton. lime, 24 1,5 seconds. Shot put Grant Ilcan, Ijirsen, Grande; Nuwston, Pendleton. Di tance, 40 feet 9 inches. Half mile nun Ear.ihardt, Hunter, consisting of Warner, Stonebreaker, Riffliy, Pendleton. Time, 2 minutes McGcc and Snyder. Time, one minute 12 seconds - ' ' - " 41 seemnls. Guarantee Fund Life Association BVNOI'Sia OF AXXUAI. STATEMENT f Cu.orantee Fund Life Association of OmaJiK In thn State of Netrnk on th thlrir-ftrn dy of December. IltJl. mada 1n tht Inviiranc Cnm in Im loner of 'the 6tat of Orfon. ptirsiMnt to law: Income, .iyti prMnlum Inromft for th (jvy .,- Ihttt Anit rnti rclvd DANCE 6 ':. lUburnirntB. rld for ton-i and annmtlM..$ 6-'l,7P.(tO Commlaalona and inlarlrs pi let duririf .tha jear.. 75S.7QM9 Tat4. Ilrni and ffp diirlfin th jm:. 62,15.03 Amount of all other expend iture Total xpendtturti . 1IT. 107.03 .l.&fV.a4S.17 At. Zuber Hall Tuesday, May 2 ' ' Va'ua r ronl !, (market v:qf) , ll 0.750.00 I JjValim nt Snnda owned mar- ( ket va;ue , 7H'.o0.00 i;t (jfiana nn inortgaueii. etc (lt 1 Hem i ri.7rt4.Oflft.nfl I In hanlm and on hand.... lMi;t,0. 4,7 I InTfre"! and rents due and ac- I crued 10H,.0t .Ateti. ett owned offers you Straight Life Insurance. at these rates per $1000: Age 20 $11.66 Age 25.,....,.. 12.73 Age 30 ..,., 14.43 Age 35 16.66 Age 40..,..,.;.. 19.66 Age 45. 23.85 ' , Age 50 30.83 Age 55 41.76 Why Should You Pay More? . Write for literature today. It will save you' money. A Liberal , Policy Limited to .'referred Kiska Maximum 00,000 I1 1 S IYING HORS E J SHERRY'S LAST DAY j !i . r-5 ti M NJURES WBHUN Lindsey's Orchestra Everybody Come Goodj time assured L. R. SPENCER, Manager Total , Im adenta er. bal , Totat admitted acseti .., I.tal.llltle. Am. Ksp. . ..$1. 910.041' -Ml 'JH Ifl ...I4.019.A73.1I N't rirvw, Pr rnt . . Ornea claim for Inapt unpaid All other itHoiHtlea Tili: liabi;itle Guarantee Fund Life Association ' ftrandcis Theater Cujldiiig ' ' OMAHA - - - ..NEBRASKA , Lovejoy and Hazen V William Desmond DANGEROUS TOYS With Margaret Clayton and Frank Lcseo A Federated Production A Dramatic Thunderbolt ALSO "We'll Get You Yet" Two Reel Comcdy While ci'Ksinn the street nt the ill teiseition if Mm uinf AiIiiiiih Suinliiy jiimnim: n in'mut II o'clock .Mis Snmncl lliiwoilh v:is knivked tlown nnil M-riously injurcil liy a horse An tnitoniiiliile fl iuhtelieil the nniniui ianil he .jiiinii.'d siilcways, sliikini; Mrs. linwoith wi'ii his IhhI.v. The ruler ol the horse, who-e inline wns on u rc ii-onl (lint was ilcslmycl ul the police istalion, as the first lo n-sist .Mrs llauorlh. Mrs. Uaworth was on her f way to church. liil.rttln ti t.3so.xo;.u Hn.lnM. In Or.gnn tar Ih. Vr. dm.. p.HHilitni. r.r.ivr.l ilur- Inr Ih. yr OI.HIIA17 txf...n eul tlurinc th y..r... l.oftti.nti C.I' A R ISTfE IT Ml I. IKK ..OIIATIOX J. r. HrrriNn'roN rr..'.nt. K. K I.ANtJIi'tx. s.rr..T.r 0.. A. l.rv.j., .VtOtrn.y. ron .inrt. Or. Ore-Wash. Slate Agents riTTOCK BLOCK - I'ORTLAND i m.:m W. F. MoKennon, Dist. Mgr., La Grande j oiiunnn x juiiiiMill, 1.'1SI.. .llrrs., r eiHiicion Reagan & Mohncy, Dist. Mgrs., Salem 4'tl M:i.jnt,.. Ti'inpl. H. C. Prudhommc,!. Dist. Mgrs., A. S. Zemp, J Portland, Or, OYER SIX MILLIONS NOW IN FORCE AMONG SELECTED RISKS IN ORECJON Now issuing contracts to good full-time and ' bank renresentatives. lNJI'MTION issi i:n. Uy AksocIjiUmi l'rcss) PKKT1.AXH, May 1-A tempor , ary injunction aiiainsl nicketini; 1111.' violence in the lotieliomncn strike 'was issucil in circuil court, lvtu:uaiilc l-'rida for hcatiiij.;. One worker na attatkcil this nioini. '1'he a-sailant Was iirret ...I. nyor ltaker has nppoiutcil all in 1 vest ij-at tut: committee. Hiitory nf the Banjo. MAY BAY no A GOOD TIME TO PLANT THAT GARDEN WE HAVE THE SEED The Kind That Grow Package or bulk. Save 75rf by buying them in bulk WHY PAY MORE OVERIZE ... .Where Tie Thrifty: TUrong ; :. Kn;!:iiul ehtnlneil it ,.n,M trnm r, V'H ll.n ll wis l.r.Mitln (,, ttil. iwilitrv by h negro c!5vfs. Th" ) k::--i:i ,
