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PAGE EIGHT THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, August 31, 1922 FOR TITLE r v OKIE PROGRAM MM Mi ill COMPLETED ft :v . V v ; D.O.K.K.LE.&. PASTRIES AND CAKES (l(!Coni(c(l willi the J). (). K. K. eiiildcin.s. Any t-ni-Idem ol! (lie order made in ;s 1 1 1 1 Place yniir orders early to avoid disaiioint inenr. French Pastries, Cakes', Pies, Buns, Breads and Cookies Fresh Every Morning. Final Arrangements; Made l''or Car of Visiting Uok iese; Trt- Full Days of Ac tivity Prepared. Pmliahly the K'ca'est wrestlinif match that La Grande has ever eeu will take place Friday evening ut the Star Theatie when Ted 'i'hyc, intddle wciitht wrestling champion of the world, formerly a I.a Grande boy, will meet Bu.santa Sinuh. middle. The committee for the reception of wciclit Hindu champion, of Calcutta, the liokies has been a busy ori?aniza- India, in a championship contest, belt lion in the past few days. A hum of two out of three falls, the double activity and careful preparations have; wrist lock to be bai led on account of resulted in the completion of -a pru-j inye not inaKine; tne reiinre i weicni. (flam for the two days' mvetinK ofl Sinnh has met Thye twice before,. the Pacific Northwest Association of i losing the first match in two ntruirnl: il). O, K. K. tcni)les that promises to! falls and tying Thye six months tutor! 'keep every minute during both days! in a two hour anil five minute match. lull of activity fur the visitors, print-! The double wrist lock is one of Thyp's; cd copies of the program with genera! I stronif holds but as he outweigh:'! ' iiiloi niation relative have been finish- Singh considerably and woud not make : 'cd and will be distributed to all the weight, he agreed to permit thr. Iiokns. ' Kvery possible arrangenien'. hold to be barred. Singh wvighs Kni ;has lain made for the rtnest sort of lingsiilc and Thye tipped Die scales eiiteitainnu'lil for the Dokies from at l'if'. the time they arrive until the closing I Ted Thye was foi nu-rly a resident of hour, l.a Giande opens her doors to the Knights ot Khorassan! Program Arranged. !,a Grande, working in the O.-vV. shops until he higan to uttuin prom inence in the wrislling game, l.eav The lo''ul headquarters have com-: I.a (Irande he made Portland his hend plcted the two days' program which ' quarters and succeeded in ruppling i oi.niieni es Friday morning with the! his way to the middle weight cham ariival of the liokies who will first pionship of the world, legistrr ut headiiuarters in the Y.I Pannta Singh has been wrestling M. ( . A. building, where they-will rj-,in tne united .Mates lor several year badge IT'S TIME-TO THINK OF SCHOOL BOOKS WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY WHATEVER IS NEEDED IN THIS VICINITY Oursiook for tlio fall Icrni is line ami our in ices are as low as I hey can possibly Ik? made. mMi uc turns, had ires, and room: which will he assigned tu them when they ruj;iti'r. At ten o'clock the Pacific North west Association of D. O. K. K. tcm nles will (rather at the Knights o Pvtliias hall. Luncheon will le serv ed from eleven until one o'clock both days at the baptist church, Catholi? i huiih, iionan hall, Christian church, Kne;le hall, Methodist church, He lii kahs hall and at the Salvation Army in aumuon to the meals that may he obtained in the I.a Grande restaurant.1. Tour (he Valley. Auto rides over the (Jrande Ronde valley will he the first item on the K rid ay afternoon program. Cour- i tesv rars will leave the Y. M. C. A.1 building at this hour. The ladies will be jjiusts at the Country Club, whiciV will open its doors to visitors. ! At two o'clock the ceremonial willi betfin at the Hex Hall and at five to! ..even o'clock, on both days, dinner 1 wid he .seivcit at the afore mentioned! places. j Stunt MKlit. Ib'irinniiiir at seven thirty o'clock! i t-: i c. in the linll Park, official stunt night j ' , " ... S... C and has jrradually been elifnbinjf the! ladder until he now meets the middle-! weight champion. SinKh was born in' India, where he ha'; property interests. I and tfot his start there as wrestling is' the national game in India. He is trainiiig daily at the Y. M. C. A. at: o'clock in thy afternoon and isj doinir roailwoik in the morning. To 1 dav is his la.U day of heavy training.' Th" match will be held under Police' Gazette rules and will bu preceded by: a first class preliminary match. j Py request of the Dokies, who will hold stunt night "at the Pall Park1 Kiidav evening, tie match will nrjt! begin until nine o'clock. CRITESSARP T KJBr 'Incorporated WA 371 DEPARTMENT STORES . Depot Street La Grande, Ore. EVERYBODY RIGHT NOW Help entertain and show the Dokies the Glories of La , Grande. The Indispensible Coat! A Variety of Fine Values! MATCH ONIGHT will be held. Dokies will be entitled i arrayed will neul ri vo uox seats upon presemauon i uie.r , , lt(1 minP(1 tn make th(. ..:...-, wnrU li.-b- E .mil hn woiirnni it ... . .. 1 : . U-athiT irloves and each o n possilile of Ins opponent, No need of fjuini;' IkmiI fsuiiiilics need. ('Where We luivc in1 a single item i ''crtli ititf y Splendid Variety Qualitly Right Right Prices necc s-arv 'tile fez will be entitled to sit in the trrand stand. Admission is free. And the evening of the opening day will;- be well rounded off with a atwM Cfites ar.ived in the .city last ev-..ntu-e :uil nunli gras on Adams ave-DnillKr Iin, js ciiruIlting among the line 1 1 win ;'.-' i" i- uum. ni. out her Both men range a few pounds over P10 and are about evenly matched, according to Palr:l Team Contest. On the morning of the second day , at t'-n o'clock the official delegates will at'atn meet at the K. of I', hall and at the same hour the patrol team route: I will take place at the Hall ,1'a?!:. Winners of the first and sec ond prices will be given especial place in the parade upon consulting head quarters. In the afternoon at two o'clock the band and drum corps will vie for local leather pushers and fiirht fans confident of adding Sarp's scalp tui his many other victories, ('rites is nn experienced ring man, having fought! iii( about forty fights. Saip, as local, followers well know, is no green set up him-elf, having spent a year in the ring in l.a Grande, boxed in the A, K.: F. overseas, Hnd spent sevr-al oihe. years following the fistic "'nine. Lloth men arc fit as a fiddle and have been tiaiidng haul Tor thr enn-, I'lict, and when these two pun her- Newlin Book & Stationery Company I SHERRY'S 1 I TODAY and TOMORROW 'If ! Goldwyn Presents u i n 1 ti ana Larc By ALBERT PAYSON TERIIUNE first h'!ii')-s at the Hall Park audi t-ik. tho , inr t'hlm will lwirin in hm .villi the u-alaxv of bands scheduled tit i pen in great style. be piesent. the contest should be of; Preliminary "to the main bout. Kr.' -the fir:H water. j met Hutner and Farmer Smith wid Open House at Hot Lake. mjx in a six-muftd runner-up to the I)-. . T. Phy will open the doorsl main event. Poth boys are tough cu.s of the Hot Pake Sanatorium at ;i:4oi turners and generally end up things 'oYU-k for visiting billies other than:wjth a knockout. The l-'ord brothersi wives of K haled Temple members, , wj t.nmk up their engine and get gu-' Alio will be transported to Hot Pake it,g pmlier in the evening also. I in comiesy ears that will leave thei The boxing card, under the auspie-l V. M. t. A. building at the mentione-i es of the I,a (Jrande Municipal Iloxing lime. I Com mission, will commence at 8::tti .Mammoth Parade. (o'clock at the Star theatre this even The final evening will be devoted , ing. to a mammoth fraternal parade which i f ..in. at Washington ana r.t it net with the following line oj" ! niiic. I.: Washington to Adams on lliinliuk, down Adams from Hemlock to l'.urth, up Fourth to O, down t) to S:ih. north on Sixth to Washington and di.-dand. Fnlbiwmt; the street parade the ; i'rea dan- e and MartU (iras of th'.'l eening beftie will be repeated and' Mil ::'..i:night. tho entire number of! (IlIt'ACO. Aug. :i 1 Privation i i bands and drum corps will mass at .De-j suffered by missionaries to Afghanis, pot siieci and Adams avenue, and, o;tan and tbe A maon jungles appar Jic sm ains of t he massed music, all en' ly hold no terror for applicants, will smg "Till We .Meet Again." according to Paul Under, evangelist Informal ion buieaus and general i and president of the Chii.-lian Alis- ;ie;idiUat ;ei s are situated in the i mnary A Uiance, .M C. A. building al the Ad Club ot-j "H'Mli f'i.-NI- at m; ( s. Free bat h ;, free niessenget s. I fi e courtosv cars, free auto rides, ; lie ref-t rooms, and a rest park ar-1 all open to the liokies ami full infor mation mav lie obtained 'fnim the in formal ion bureau. MANY APPLY fiS M S OH To wontlior wintry created fur femininity and iilarlv iiltractive are tliO mtd verse siile of plain, elierked ' lunK-standiiiK reputation for nnil !i'averette, Kaccoon or Mai Biuig belts, t!ie toueli irresi:'' dale. lrtT. ':' 1 A inner lUltMl HARDING GETS nannish cont has bcea ch of fashion. Partio- --Sie Face Cloth, with re- icrringbone Tyeed with between self collar and 'imiUh patch-pockets and An; (Hv As.so-lnt.;tl I ST. PAPL. Minn., President Harding Ss to beautifully framed copy to itiUiirui I'rum the Maenn Charia' recel 'T of Mnr poribms spots,' dales Mv. Kader. "Savages forbid ChriM ians to outer for evangel ? wmk, the salary is very small with no expenses, firearms, or wive?: pei mitted, yet we have hail twenty nn- Jplicants for every post, 'oung men! e.mne can o,u:iuiy as our missionaries. Dusty Finds Surcease at Last. There re l"t nf Jnys In tbla Chiuiti.v did wnrld, Imt nune ee(Mfld the Joj- of 1 i 1 1 1 1 i n en nn old pair nf sli.ies after u hair day of hreaking-ln t uew pair. riTTY CKNTS A BOX; ; Kipe umiatucs Kir tifty cents a box Friday euly. llen't overlook this. Civile Kiddle, Island City Store. . 8-vJl-At A Classified Ad Will Do It! 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