La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 28, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, November. 28, 1922. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I'AGE IfJHEfJ UNI ENDS i GRID SEASON! Pride of Rome Season Ends With Five De feats and Three Victor- ies; May Contest One Game. .' UNION, Nov. 28. (Special) Union , liiKii school wound up hr football Hcuson Siilurilliy ul'lernoon with u 'lou l.lii liiuiliT on tho ioinl Hrotmil, the liil Lain pluyhiK tlm K.iinc sched ule.! Willi Klitin, uml the md lain piiiuhh' on u lirollnilimiy with thi' linlili r smuts, our Hwonii tum llil Mur In uiudp 1 almost eiiun-ij oi sniiill pluyms ami allhouKh tlH'V I1"1 up a name iluhl. Ihe IiuIiIitIios ur-ri-vili-il In inakinif a lomh.lown In Uif first liair. Tlio iLMiinlniliT of trio Kume una wuri'li -.Hi anil very evenly Iilayi'il l-inal snore 7-u. W'lion ''I" KK'" l.ojs irolti.l out on tile field " "ax soon fv lcl. nl tliul In ail.lltlon to liHnif . xllKhlh h.avk-r than the local lo9. I,... ulso faster. They made most of llic-ir points ly means of end inns, which the I'nlon team seemed .nii.l.lo In ston. Tin-ker was easily tne ' star of the risitiiiK leoni. makluK most of the Ionic ruin and sIlowillR lll H" in I lie Inleiioi ence work whenever I nlou had the ball, l nlon tiled the forward imss several limes hut owlnit to the hrlsk wind and the quick In UTfi renee of the visitors only two Or three passes wero eoiiuileled. What vurdiiBu we (mined was hv slralR-ht iine iMlckiMB. except for the few for ward passes. Klein "-l one forward p iss and Hie hall lionnrcil out of the receiver's hands uml was cauliM. by a rnion player. In less than rlve,'nilii ute the play was repeated. qils'tlmn Ihe other way around. , Toward the - middle of the contest - wo . inmlc a touchdown and a second one almost :.t the end of the last quarter. Kl ,Kin stiuiiK out her six touchdowns, which Willi one extra point, made Ihe final seme, 37-12 in fuvor of the Ms. Hum. This game ended the season for llliun. llu'rlllK tliB season we played i-teht liaines and won three, with one Kami! probably lo lie con lested. If the other school has lo for feit thai name on account of playinR hivllBilili s, we shall have broken even. I it lii-rwise the season stands for l'n ion, 3 won and 6 lost. AecordliiB to the estimate made out for Hie present school year, lilstrlet No. f. will expend about as.iio for tin. lot. 1 1 expense or riinniiiB tho schools, of this total about 30,1100 is I.eiiiK paid out for teachers- sal aries. Owing to a reduction in ex penses, mainly In salaries, this year's expenses lor tho district will bo be tween four and five thousand dollars less than last year's. This evening- rnion begins a flve evenliiK Kllison - While)' elmutailllia festival. Tho moetliiKH will 1)0 held in the .Methodist church. Mainly owIiib to the Inability te find n bulhlini? lai-BO enoiiBh to hold the people who would probably have at tended, the community Christmas tree and proBiam was Riven up for the present year. Before another Christ mas reaches us, l.'nlon will have a suitable hlllldlllB for all such occa sions, as Ihe Byninaslum will bo fin ished by about the first of tho year. The floor spore in this will scat about ll'iiii. Work Is proKresailiB on the framework. A nine-inch concrete foundation was made by tho students in about four days, working In shifts between classes. .Mr. and Mrs. Claude Flcklln, for merly residhiB In l nlon, 'but now of J Crande, were Initiated Into tho local lOastern Star lodBe last Wednes day. The initiatory ceremonies were followed by a social good time and a lunch. Oihl Fellows Meet rnion l.odfi'0 No. 3D, 1. (). O. l', at Iheir renuhir nicctiiiB last Friday eve niiiB elected the followlnB officers for the next half year: noble Brand, W. W. Connor: vice Brand. Vernon Al len: secretary, Eugene neuter; treas urer, William Kiclblork. Iiwtnlllne ceremonies will be held early In Jan uary. ' " our schools will close down Wednesday afternoon for the Thailk- kivitiB holidays. School will resume .Monday. ' - - ltoy Conklln and Wi V. 'Con nor motored over to I.a llrandc Kat ilrilay eveninB. 1 ' ' Levy llrotliers are putting up a larire hay shed on their farm south west of I'nlon. Will Kelly, I.a Orando contractor who is III chnrKC of the Standard Oil slut Ion here, is well alons Willi the work and will probably have his part completed In a few weeks. Tlie I'nlon hotel will soon havo its radio system III working ordor. If present plans mature, I'nlon will have the satisfaction of seeing the old woolen mill put Into active service up-ain, as arraiiBements are belllB made to repair the building. Install , machinery and start the mill. floorer Scihinl. editor of the Ite. publican, Is sllll In California, and duriiiK his absence W. A. .Maxwell, .formerly cneaKcd In the printing bus iness, has been working in the He publican office during the editor's ab sence. Mrs. Sclblrd and the regular office roice also aided In getting out the paper this week.- Ainong the out of town guests at ihe rnion hotel last were the follow ing from Kaslern Oregon: A. Lilly of linker. S. It. Ilarnea of Knterprlse, Mrs. It. II. Hamilton of Bummervllle, Mr. and Mrs. (j. II. Curry, A. L. Mor lis. Giles Harnden and lilts Cooke rrom I-a Grande. 1". A. Dalilquist, former I'nlveraity or WashinRton man. now resident In I'oiHnnd. where he is connected with r. s. Veterans' bureau, has been on an official visit to Ia Grande, liaker and olher poults, stopped over In Un ion lo visit a few days with his father-in-law. Host Clarke ou the I'nlon hotel. Mrs. Iiahlqulst has been with her father for the past few weeks. Mr. I)ililiiilst r.efereed the football game here yia-t'iirdm-y afternoon. He and his wife left f' Tltrt'Umi RuTOtajf afternoon. . Mr. ami Mis. DusfcWt 'rfj iT"'I rrom l-t tiranilc Hunoay vs-ir-JHS friends In I'nlon. Superintendent Honny of tho local haichery. made a trip to Aneroid lake l ist week to bring heme eastern brook spswn. Qf"' N i The present sciBtiUatlnc star of the Italian stage is Anna Fuuges of tht TfOtro Ul Vnrk'tn.'a com htany similar to the famous Come I die l'nincniso of PariB. liiis olive slunncd beauty has taken Rome by storm anU is about to test her popularity in a tour ot Continental capita Is. I Shv (.tit I In- .lull. Boston Tranrritt: Mar Sharp wan eiitfatfijitf a new lyptst. "Chow KiimV" lie n.ked. "No, sir." 'loM.sip over IMn phr.no or lalk shins?'' "Xovcr." "Kllrt with (ho rlorh when you're not bllM.V?" "No." Ho jmiiNoil to think up Borne more Itu-siiouH, whi'n'lho trirl bORan: "Suioko cheap 1'iKarn. when you're dli'tulltiK?" "Why-or-no." "Take it out on tho typist when you have hu! a toy at homo ami rome off WOIHt?" " 'ertainly not 1" "Ho you use lorellilo language when ItiifcineiH is al '" "N never!" "Want ine to iret to work, or is your time worlh so lilt lo that " Look here," he broke in, recover ing himself, "let'H go t at those letters!" ' ' COMPENSATION. Husband Ah, when I think of the oid days! Then I could have gooao at table! WifeBut", Fritz, you have me!-1 Lustige Hlaetter, Berlin. Notice! The George Palmer Lbr. Co. has sold its business and is closing all its ac counts. Those indebted to the company please call and make due set tlement at office locat ed on Jefferson street just east of Fir street, in Oregon Grocery com pany building. , LUMBER DEMRND IS QUITE BRISK around n Ki'nat deul. , Reinllorn and Industrial consumers, because It la hard for tlicm to got xlilpinenls jthrmiKlt from the milln, lmvo only limited mut'kH. and ne' i"a' con tinue lo do good deal of btiyintc to limine, rrn'olpm of itoina needeil. Id-tail lumbermen hnvo not roally liesiin lo buy in proparnt Ion for Hie HUBBVANDGfRL HORSEWHIPPED A slroni; deniaml eoniinnes til; , hn.,ineK8. They ordinarily feauire tin- lumber market, lli(lo ljttlt B1otkint; ) until after tlie manufacturers being able to book ., . .. .. wis)l ,0 nuiru himini ss tliaii yiey can ban-! hl , tlt.r investments down lo u Ho pinmiiliy. partly oecansH cur , ..,,..,.. imi llf,r invinitorU'ii are lulieii and tax rutnrna nrti out of Ihe way. 1'rii'u.i are very firm anil In home eases liuvo a 'distinct upward tendency,. XKWSIMPKHMHN' IMHMIrtSKW (nr AiBoclated Preaa) RPOK-ANK, Nov- M.-X'hiirtres of slioriaL-n lias severely ri'Hirieled shipments hut also becausi- lliu lie mand lit uiiitsunlly larun lor . this season and Is on a firm business basis, not speculative. Tho supply of ears is not yel ' lurau ciioiikIi lo niihlo luuiher producers lo ship to fiinni'llv nlthmiifh it lias ininroved soinewliat .ospeelally in the South. 1 Vtiinv ni'.li-ru h:iv- In hi. tni-m-il liivn b. eause shinmeut cannot be made. comeiiipl of court hrouBlU against as Ihe mills cbnliiuio iheir policy of , W. H. Ooivles, publislier of the tcceptitlK only.aueli business' us can 1 Snnki-simin id. view: Oeoi'e W. ho taken cure of by 111.- ear supply lMMa m,ul,lt.,lg p.mor. anil Lewis J Yi-acer, reporter, and n. C. Tyer, A careful Investigation as to i proatieutiiiR attorney, and (!. E. Col- slocks In the major iirodiiciiiB ro- Her, deputy prosecutor, weru, tlls- Klons. says the American Lumber- missed Saturday when Superior man, reveals an unusually ainall ! JiuIrk , illiam T. lluneKo susta'n- amount of lumber available for sale, ed a demurrer. Mill stocks, hi ndditioii to being The ihanres were brought by Los- small, are. poorly assorted; someiur . Hdue, aiv attorney uml a do- grades and workings are unohtain- fondniil In the Codd subornation of ublo while others are lu lair sup-! pur jury caso and were based on ply. l'lailng orders for badly mixed a newB aillclo uiihlislied by the ears Is, theretoro, extremely . dil'ti- paper giving a lihtpry of the Codd cull, so thut buyers have lo shop 'murder trial here last sprhiK. ' ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 28.-Edward I i' lteUccker, Mi years old, a mission j worker of I'hieaao, hi- wile uml .Miss nary iioueri, x. or l. l.ouls, were iiniler arrest h.-ro Wiindaj night ehargi'd with disturbing: tho i-ucc us llje result of u horse whipplnic Mrs. Kedeckor gave to her hilshulld mid Miss Doherly lu u hulel roon llnda uioriiiug. ltedeeker itud Ills wife arrived here Saturday nlghl. Mrs. Iti-d.-i-ker said her husband rcnm-sied her to lodge ul the home of his liareius, ulio live I i La Grande - Baker Auto Stage V, G. Drl.np. MniiQKrr Daily Kt'ptUijr Snmlnj.s LcavQH liuktT l.euves Iax Urutulc l:0u p. m. 0:oo a. m. 4:45 p. in. 1 :00 p. m. G:45 p. m. KiindnjB Leaves I.a Oiun.le nt 6:00 p. m. ConncctfoiiH at I'nlon here, while In) wont 10 a hotel. Inoi-iti 1ti ro(iiOMi, hhe deelarcd. hIh' ollowt'd litm. mill ni'ttr he vhrIb. tcred at u hoiH, Hllppetl tiuo hlfl room uml hid under thv hed, armed with u Uovhv whip, l.tti-r, Mim. Iledoeker mwertel, her hnslmnd returnetl to tho room and lu A ft v. minutes MIjs nohirty V0(Kp1 .inH wtiM admitted. She added that she left hor hldln plneo, accuflod MM Ooherty ol Dtcalliig' her hutbund alid applied the whip. , .mm A ClflssHled Ad "ft'Iil Do It! American house vives are using fAWim Powder today v ow,,!" with the same success that their mothers experi enced over a third of a century ago.' This pcvpetual. ffrowtfi ct favor BEST BY TEST lUlS m.";1 mpw sales over 150fp greater than that of any other brr,ncl. There isn".: a baking powder of great er merit there isn't a leavener ob tainable that will produce more satis factory or positive results.- That's why the largest baking powder factories in' the'.vcr!dcred.vayGbu::j'tumingoutenough Calumet to supply the great demand. A pound can of Ccdxmct contains full 16 ounces. Some baking powders come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cans. Be sure you get a pound when yaz went it. THE WORLD'S (GllEATEST BAKING POWDER -D-A-I-L-Y- La Grande-Pendleton Stage G. W. BAARS, Proprietor Stand . , - , Leaves ( Cor. Depot & Adams La Grande 8:00 a. m. Phone 312-M " Pendleton,. .1:00 p. m. How Does This Strike You? A well Improved three-acre tract, just outside of the City Limits, one block from the paved highway. Good house, barn, and other hulldings. All kinds of bearins fruit trees, very beet of. soil, irrigated. JUS 00, $1500 rash. A fine acre tract ; ;id a dandy four room house, with olhr good Improve mentn Just outsldo the city llniltn, f 1,- 7&.00, $476.00 cash. A Rood aix-room house Just outside the city llmlta and a large lot i2x208 fept. Chicken house, wood hoime, cellar, electric lights, etc. Jliuo.bO, $250.00 rash. Rood fourroom house and two large lota on T avenue. 9 1 ou.ou. $200.00 caeh. A five-room modem home, with large corner lot on 12th street, one block from paved street. $2&00, $00 cash. Will take a good car as part payment. AftftTtmQ house, a roorainfl t$3ft Wfr iuuuatuna-nt &-Lo foi olivet SPRINGS We Make Kprtnu for AriXrOlll,KK and Tltl'CKN Spili igs ltchuHt mul Hcimirctl Union Motor Co. Comer l'lr Si Jefferson "Comfortable as an old shoe" A homely expression thut exactly deNcrlhos the aenxatlott of a woman who ban hern fitted to u FRONT LACE CORSET "T.u CuntUlo" Oorseta embody the latent und mout Important ImproveninnlH In front laeo fOiHt'llntf. Coiuptcte nHHortmeut of tho dif ferent models und hIzcs ulwuyH ou hnnd. I'rlccd $2.50 mid I'p. Mrs. Bobt. Pattlson CorMuliere I'liouc MZ-yX Iter. 1702 Onk Thanksgiving Specials Orders Are Now Being Tnken for the Following ENGLISH PLUM PUDDING, made from the old English recipe as supplied to Queen Victoria since 1835. Filled with luscious candied jJeflSj filmonds, cherries, and new Sun Maid rawina; very rich. 40c per lb, Full instructions Mth each pudding for making genuine English Brandy Sauce and Hard Cream Sauce".' '" FRUIT CAKE. Well aged, and very fine flavored. Made with candied citron, lemon and orango peels and Glace Cherries, almonds and 'wal nuts 60c per lb. MINCE PIES made from a very fine old New England recipe, and seasoned with brandy and mm. Special family size, 60c each. Other sizes, 40c and 30c each. ;. THESE THREE VITAL FACTS RETER-i MINE YOUR POWER AND ECONOMY - It's prolmbly wear or Inaccurate fit In the plstou rings, ptstaaa und jiinn which la rcflpunulblfi ior tho loan of power and wa&bt of gua In your car. l'owcr and economy joUly depund nio thrco vital unit. . ' ' i .'..... t i All that many motors need to restore their tnaviinuna powtst and economy la McQuay-Nori U Phiton'ntnjca. . Tbr h) ooa fit every po;ketbook, but our awnri who think mare of ptc rnaneul ocouomy and auttMacMoa than of UUlUt QOt 0&d Jm4 the combliuitlon of Leak Proof Kluffa lor power aad fcUuirjl tiiip lu prevent oil troublen la their bent Investm&at, All H4 Quay-N'orrla I'btlon Hlneu are made of Elootrlc ftlolal. If Die cyllndeiH of your motor need rogrlrwliug, you want ft Rai of McUuay-Norrta Walnrluht I'lhtnns und riim, as well an tMay-Norrls Ulnifti. Thuy aro handled by the same rpVrmHL ai-rvlce atonka and Jobbers. Ynur motor run be mudo practically an good an new fpr ft tnift tton of tho cohI of a new ear If tin throe vital unit ara lopsisofl with Mcgtiny-NorrlH Produntn. Write ua for booldot "To and to Mold Power," which cxptulus th whole ifufcjwct of ntvfW wear und its correction. Wo Call Give Immediate Borrlce eighton's Welding & Machine Work La OVnndo, Oregon SPECIAL for Wednesday Two Pounds Creamery Butter .'. 9.rc Full Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables for your Thanksgiving Dinner Fresh Cider, per gallon 35c Delicious Apples, per box .$1.00 Please Put Your Order in Early f. n. rn9 Rotary PuVJe JocisG No CUirnKft'tf "Get the facts About Your Eyes" These facts can be obtained by having your Eyes examined by us. The newest and most modern methods and instruments are used, to obtain the veiy pest results. ''P'':)Pt?Xy$ You aro invited to inspect one of Oregon's finest equipped Refracting rooms. Dr. W. M. Peare With J. H. Pcare & Son i; I f 7