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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 5
PAGE EIGHT
" Monday, January 8, 1923.
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January Clearance
SALE
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FOR RAIN V WEATHER
U. S. Hip Boota .' $3.95
Best Quality Double Sole Snag Proof Boot
LaCrosse Red Rubber Boot $3.5)5
Double Sole, Best Quality Red Rubber Snag
Proof Lining.
La Crosse Black Rubber Boot $2.95
Double Sole, Black Rubber and Medium Weight
MARKET UNHURT
dlspite failure
OF PARIS CAUCUS
POLICE STATION IS
BEING RENOVATED
"Work wns boRun toclny on the re
flooring of the police ulnlion th(
work beinir done neeonlinirtrt .m'mi
' thoilziitlon made by the city com-
miH.tioii ior tno improvement or the
police and firo. stations.
J-Tho partition between "the public
slid piivatq office in the polico de
partment has been removed and with
the new floor laid, the offices will
be much more roomy. Work on the
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laying of the fire department floor
will commence shortly.
THE MARKET
(By Associated Press)
' POMXAND, Jan. 8. Owinir to de
layed trains no livestock trade- this
morning. K(rffs unsettled and but
ter steady. j
(Hy Assnrintcil Press) H"-'f'flHTI.-ANI).
Jan. 8 Hard while
wheat unlimited, other grades at $1.20
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We Keep a Line
Popular Music
and arc able to supply your wants. We also Keep
a. number of llic standard music folios for the
piano and string insUument.s.v ru i s i
y Violins, and Supplks For Them,!' IjyJ
And Other String Instruments
Ask Us for Our Special Price on a Player Piano.
We Must .Sell at Less Than Cost
The New Year Opens Aus
, piciously in Lumbering
industry ; Prospects for
Year arc Bright.
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j Hty llic A(H.-ijitcil 1'ruH.s)
MiW YOJiK, Jan. h. liitrm In
j rih.uM'.al ami hu.stiie.HHf ctri-U'sj 'dur
i tiitr tint past week centered In the
alllud premier." meeting it t J'aris to
Miu iiurpo.su of iIIkciihsIjiw German
tlltUltllilR',1 Of tlllH IIHMTlHlf,', It belli
fell (hat a comprehensive Hctllement
might ho reached. Such a dcvelop-iiu-nl
would. In the. opinion of ve!l
posted hankers ' umi Industrialists,
have been followed by it gradual but
important improvement In world bus.
iiicsh conditions. As tar an A me rim
i coiii'ciiH'd, It was considered tha
i workable adjustment oi' tin; (icr
niiiii dilTicully would lay t lie found-i-tion
tor Hint revival of ICuropcaii
liurcliaii)K power wblch Ih of such
vii id lin porta imc lo Uib countryV
farnit'i- and raw luitltrial protluuein.
Stt Slump In MnrUfts,
i Willi tin: pri'iiilt'rtf unable to ai;i:e,
mid with t In.. l''rcni'h hIiowIuk a dtn
jonltion lo uiovi: Into crni:iny with
out (ho Itritish, it n i i k 1 1 1 bv tboiiKlit
it I'liHt uluncu Inat the inaiiti-tH wotdd
-jlunip hadl.s. Am a uiatlcr of fart,
i buy did nothing of tlui kind. Mod
erate miction wero followed by fair
ii'i'ov:il('. f'han'M in price 'levels
on tlio week wcio snmll and' linim
poi tanl. .,i ;
I'ari r 'llti cxpliMintioii of iu
.slt'adlnoiH probiildy l.s (o bu found In
a bcllcl' I bat despite mirfacu Indicii-
ionn, iiiiittcrti In 10 mope arc pntrc
iiui;. TIiiih it Im pointed out t1i;it
btt prcwiil Ant;lo-l'YeJu-h break in
not over (ho quratiun of a n-diietioii
hi tiie i'eparalion( total ami a niot'ii
loriuni for (icrtnan', rrfiurtlinj? wbfeb
tln'i-e h jio'a HubNiuntlal ayrecnieni,
lnit,oei t lie poliey which should !
lulloweil In eiiHc (ieriuauy ifiiiiH
niidci- a rcvl.NCd Hehudutu of payiucntM.
rhl.H, it In iii'kiiciI, rcpi'CHcutM ti con
iderahlc advam'o o'i-r thu fdtuaHou
of m. fotv tiionlliM nxu. In a'ldlllon.
tt Ih poinled out tbat the l-'ieuch and
Itritinh preiiiitiM parted wilh e.vprra
mIoiim of irordlality and Unit both tlio
1unduu and 1'artH HloeU niuikel.4 i-i--inii
ined re ma i kably uudls(nrlcd. It
Ih believed thai the reHurnpl Ion of ne
oilatioiiH at a later-, da to In by no
mean.- an impuM:ublllly. ' , (
u eertalnty the Oregon TralL will
eioHH the river at t life point wliere
hud NUrfucliiK "U" -oiplt,tJi
jii.il above Ora Hell, to wltliln a nilla
of 1 41 Otaiid. ., It will hkh't the foot
IiIIIh for u dlniane u( nunther mile
and touch Adams uvenuo at thy
(IraiKle. Itoiiib? liuspitiib
Tho in lie uf road ttiero U to b
built will mako it pu.-viibto fur tuur
IfUH Koliii.' In eiliier illreetlon to gel
a binlHcyo view of l.a Oruudo and
the whole 'Orandu Itondt valley.'
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NOTED ARMY
MAN GOES IN
(I5y Associated Press)
SAN PKANCISCO, Jan. 8-Cobnel
Harry - F. Hvthers. auartemmitler
corps, Pnited States Army, succeeds
vuionei rranK It. l.awton as Ninth
Corns Area Quartermaster officer.
with headquarters at Presidio.
Lolonel Kcthers, during the World
war, supervised sendine- bodie. uf
40,000 American troops to their near
est, kin, and the placine; of "0,000
more in permanent resting places in
Franco. He was awarded tho Dis
tinguished Service Medal by the
United States for his work in the
T, , ., ... r , : r..(. Wor'd war- The British government
Prohibition LaW in Port- conferred unon him the order ,,f st
latld. OretTOn; Statistics Mlehnel and St. George, and France
Kefute "Crime Wave."
I 'dim .A Nl, Jan. ". fiidur thu dt
ellon of W. J. lliiwlit, ttoperliitcn.
denf of the Antrffciloon League of
made him an officer of the Legion
ux uuuur.
FIXED 25.00 .
John (.'hupimui waa tried In nolice
court this iiiarnlns on the -charito of
orcuon, a tuliiilalloit of -'til arrests lias Idrunkenncss .and upon Ijelnpr round
tx't'tl made rrorii I lie police court rec
old or the illy of Portland. . "It Is
lo he note d." slalicl Mr. Herwlg, "that
since a very htrna iierceiitao or. vlo
Uitlons oceurrcil eflccllnjr automohlli-S
iUid inolureycles ami trame violations
1 hut nil arrcsls erfcctinir the sume
have Ih'iii utiilltcd.
Jlr. llcrwiK sliilcd further, "that It
must he taken Into consideration that
ilnrlnK the years Pclween lWlli and
nils nil :i(l(lUloniil lT,40e men wc-fl
einployt'il In Illy yui'ious shipyards
ahove the norimil populutlon of tlio
i lly, lirliiKlng 10 the city a very laijie
Rullly, was rini'd hy Judiru I!. J.
Kllehen. Jle has not; pahl tl. rine
as yi.t, aecorillnir to the police.
"CONCERT WILL
BE OF MERIT
(Continued from Page One.)
tucci, pianist and accompanist, at
the Star Theater on Thursduy eve
ning, January 11.! Both are nrem-
ier performers and the products of
me artistry nas received much praise
eh-iiu-nt which niiKht have material- irom audiences the nation over. - In
ly Increased the -police court records, Ibcing privileged to hear the two iiiu-
ir I'ertfand slid had silons,-'
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L H. GREGORY.
ADVANCES PLAN
Portland. Ot'goriiani Sports
Writcr lie'licves. thaf Rul
inji Shfiiildi.lfet.Made i t'6
Settle ;ChjjiViipionships.
V Thu folloWirid pUyaJlyincd by L.
II. (Irogory, sporLs w'riter -. for. the
Orcgonian, would he nn ideal 1 way
KNIFEWOUND
KILLS PARLET
S I'll KAN I-;, V:ish., Jan. S. A knife
WfiMMil. aci'lilenliilly mrtlctcd hy him
sicians. La Grande music lovers feel
" .that they are especia v fortunate.
'''!. Ei'iil Eyer possesses, a. pure tenor
1 voice of beautiful quality.,. and wide
irango, nn.i sings witn expression and
Itruo interpretative power. Special
mention may well be made of his
, diction , in English,. French, Italian
and Oerman, each word carrying its
owns signification. un the piano,
Umherto Martucci, gives a rare ex
hibition of faultless technique, com
bined with thjit soulful internreta.
tion of his art, whinh nvni .IiomkI...
, '"- ""- "u lws tnc musicians of musically his
his burn at Ircntwood. near here, ro-,tor;r rre
ccnlly, was ri'Sllsinift ior inc. uea'-li
of (J. U riirlrl, according lo tho
drrixlou of Ciiruncr W. M. Newman.
lir. Newman reached his decision
afler lakln? a knife from the pock
et of llie trousers worn hy Parlot
when lhi neclilcnt took place, tin
oiienhiK the ktiite I'r. N'cwinan round
llic larf;u blade .covered with Idood.
lie also found Dial the blade exact
ly fitted tin' cat in ,'arlel'H IIiIkIi.
farle.l's fcnutral artery had been scv-cri-il
and he hi") bled to death.
Ill Mr. .Vewtn.-mts lopliiion. the
wound 'imi.st' h:i(c !tic-ll illftlclVil when
Hllfli' working-m''linste-'tn,'1lic ilark
iicsh 1'arlnl shiKlii-d- wllh his kfltfi
to cill -Mli.'lriii'i" wllli-'Vthilllil lie ill
his cutlli. win Ih'il In Its stall and
the klilfM f;lanceil and struck Into
Ills leir. !r. Newman Is -of tho ho
ller that afK'r the -accident I'arlet
rlnsi'il thi' khlfe nod reliirueil It in
his (nn-ki't -wHIioiit -ri'itllxhw ,the. scr
innsneH.i of tlie Arwimd he' hail givoa
htlhsidr. r .. -ii" ; i. f .. ,,
JOSKPII HOOP SCHEDULE
The Largct Chain l)cpattnienl
"store Organization in the World"
371 DEPARTMESTOgiei
Jahuary Economifs
FbrThcXAle Rvmijy'
There is no better month in the whole year tha:
January to prove for younelf that the economic 1
your whole family can enjoy at this store are actual'
ly greater than it is possible to find elsewhere.
There is unfailing evidence in every department,
Prices are not only uniformly low but the quality
of our merchandise is of the kind that assures servic 1
over the longer period of time, thus enabling you to
get a greater return out of every dollar expended'
here.
You can ALWAYS go to a J. C. Penney Company
Store confident that you will get a full 100 cents'
worth f6r every dollar! '
.The, L'arpcrit , Chain Department.
Store Organization in the World-
they got into action ..and with the conjecture. When two teams as
score 0 to 2 for Lit1 Grande, the! evenly ipatrhed as Union and La
Ar.;n o 1 wu;t 1 ,-,L.iGranue meet, he who predicts a vic-
Maroon and White team bucked upjtory fop cjth'r tcam mfst KUCS8.
and got into action. yith , a dis-Jjne . .
play of fieht jind teamwork . that I Summary: La Grande first team;
was brilliant, lfetrick and Johnson ' Huinmolt and Price, forwards: Cap-
r;-u u-i.--, ' vi..w;tain . Motcalf, center: Funk and
dropped a foui . through the hoop,
putting Union into the lead. 'Klok
land again scored and thn Martens,
Union's star forward, ht tho ring
twice and the half ended 11 to 8 for
Union. ,
After a short intermission, the La
Grando tcam that started the game
swept back on the floor, determined
Smith guards. Union first team:
Johnson, center: Hetrick and Mar
tens, forwards; Blacker and Gilmore,
guards.
, Substitutions: La Grande, alter
nate team for first team; first tcam
for alternates: Larson fur Ilummclt,
Union, Jensen for Johnson; Hetrick
for Blacker; McClellan for Hetrick.
Scoring: Captain Metcalf 0, Mar-
t -
I.
conferences? That Would set LA GRANDE
()6'o6doobdotooG6oooooo6oo5ooooboooooooooooooooooooocid69 .championship matter automa
Mill'
SHERRY'S
TODAY ONLY
deMille
I'ldduilitm
"NICE
As it is, there is no head
- -;to the schedules ntloruL-d
statu hifjh schools. .- Kvory
jjoes for itself, and there is
"f kcepnur truck of thorn nn
With a few exceptions the sc
lead nowhere at the end of tJ
I son;
1 But suppose, let u.s say, th
ford, Ashland, Kuciic, Alha
lm, Corvallis, Astoria - and
1 City hiifh schools were to ,
wcrsturn Oregon hijrh school
ence modeled alter the raci
or northwest intercolleinate
Gramietdhe'nailesririRBINGSEPTIC TANKS
should form an eastern Ore
school conference.
1 ne scnoois in eacn conieicrr s.
men con .1 draw un reirular confer-1 in,
held the red team scoreless also.
;;i . ,.lUrd ,4'ought Ralttc. . . ,.
Kusketballlc'as tii is-. offiincs-' played,
failed to appear ,n , I he local. Aovi
Saturdav ,lilirht.; Kveev. , nuint.-that
cither team mado was -.trebly cam'.
i. v "' 'j i. Jorjootn agaroganons were iigni-
,i.a uranue ni jusipn jaiiuaiy x.. V . i.,, r n-,l,ir iiIhv -when t seemed a Kenrn was. m-
iiuiiviki. -. ciiiui ifit spectators laiiu-
point) the contest waa one.-pf trie
most thrilling ever seen on the local
floor. ji
Hummelt, for La Grande, -wai-probably
the shining light, his flooi
work being excellent anj his ag
gressiveness a thing of wonder. Not
a man fell down on, the local side
and everybody Svas playing fast, vic
ious ball throughout. On the Ma
roon and White tcam, Martens,
to wrest a victory and the hall starts, tens, li: Hetrick. 4: Johnson. 2: Price
cd finding the basket regular. PricejG; Blokland, 4; Fuuk,2; Hummelt, 2.
drifted the ball through. Funk scor- Second La Grande tcam; Gcddes
cd and the gamo was tied, Union land Ruckman, forwards; Stager, cen-
having gained an additional point on' tcr; Gcddes and Stoddard, guards,
a foul. .From then 00 until the. final Substitutions: Williams for Stoddard,
whistle blew Union was on the dc-, Stoddard far IViurina. rtniun .-
fcnsivu nod. failed. to .mack up ' onlifi Votes" andj Canipbel. RUtrrcTsi .
score.., ,1 .. . ,:. v.Hnsbn,' cenU'r; fjeertjlen aiid Smith,
: Laptam- Metcalf counted three 'forw'ard!!. Substitutions:' Jensen for
times, J'riqe. once and the scoring was Ilanspn.- Scoring!. Bwtden .aKStagej;
complete. ,, La Grande .20,, .Union .12. . Stoddiird X. Gcddes 2, "Kales 27
ihc.,suuiiu - iiinv sit uieers .loos, .me; Amun s, ijcerisen 1. itetcree, J1111
floor , shortly before, the. whistle w9 mv Rosenbaum. 1
bluwn and though failing (to count,. ' ltaketlinll Itesnlts '
At- Mi tiiuiule: ,.11 -(livindi .0,
oiv.-l 5: ' l..x' (Iruiide Seconds a, l iiluu
seconds fW-r -,'ll t! " i "
fr,"' llttinea:l'"iilneH 111,, U-l.ker IS,,, .
l.a Grande nt' Joseph January l. "'v " V ' """ - n V v '
iJinh ' nt North Powder , Janu- Vul?.. -Boatman 's Song.-. . .Bromberg
07 .. : :,, Mlollyi Branmgan Stanford
to settle the matter of high school ,Xu.scpV At Union February .2. ' Vieid-i.,tlul.tor.v."y;?.Cartucel
chamiiionshins in the stale. His nl.inl 'tJoseDh at l.a Grande February 3. r -v rniti r.ytr
9 as printed in tho columns of the Sim.'" '"-'Wn February 1. t . - u" ,, ... u
TSldav Oiegonian is as follows: "" 1 Feb-' Mutation ............ Tshaikowsk
tvSl Whv not a high school eon-- 1 .i-r.o. m & major. .... ...Martucci
'o.,f H , l.,,e..r stain hi.rh J -Vngarian Rhapsody, No. 1 1. .-. . Liszt
91.. ...i'i-.i ,u .-..r" .. .--
ini'ueivii: iiiii;i liiu iiiiuii-n
Umherto Martucpi
P.NENTASTHE PYRAMIDS
Manufacturers of
. BuUdlng
Founilntlon
A Silo :.
Chimney
Blocks
if -vteugelR ties GCsaiiRPK. -pjj
I "'r1' ''.' . ' Mciiilelssohnn
lite in - Sihiihprt
lie Moon Logan! fast clever player, though held by
So Light Vanderpool 'be home boys, showed his stuff to
I Einil Eyer
I Intermission
iconditu Armenia (from Tosca) , ..
I. Puccini
isle Ritorno. .Barthclemy
. t'liime Massenet
irenade Espagnole . . . . ... ... .'Bizet
i - 1 Emil. Eyoe .,, .-.y v.4 '
: , j t. !,,M ,y .
K'turne in F. sharp., .major. . .Chopin
.'abesi,ue . .,,(1. , r '.,-. Debtixsy:
Use iii'iliantc. ...!... ...Manu, Z.ucca,'
:. Umherto Martucci, !
Fnetoiy. Island City .()vC.i'"SunliBht :
-----------"" ;ird Raptui-es .,
What is Love 1 . .
.1111: niiiriiuii-.-, 111111 nun luev got ".i rinin,
through the winner in each confer-1 morning, neaTfj I
ence could play the winner uf the scheduled time. 1. .y
oilier mid we'd' have a legitimate are running practically
state champion - perhaps if that were! For several hours yesterday-.. a
done the Portland schools would form train arrived in tho city with . he
a separate conference of their own except ion of a local train startitig
on good relations with the others. 'from Pendleton that came through 'in
"The End of the Rond..,
Emil Eyer
'. ,. .Cadman
. .Schneider
. . .Martucci
. .Sanderson
advantage. Despite the eight point
margin La ;Grandc held, the game
was noboilys until within a couple
of minutes" beforc-'tho blast .'of 'the
timckeepef's whistle put a atop- to
tho mix-un and' rarely is. so. evenlv
jnatched teams, seen in action.. The
PEOPLE"
with
W.LLA('K Rlill), UKUK DANIELS,
co.MiAi) nacel. ji lia fayk
A l'arainounl Picture
and a final liig Kanic in Portland
could wind up the season hy or lie
foro Thanksgiving day for the state
title. Would such a game draw?
We'll lay our gold watch and chain
that it would and winning it would
mean something to all concerned.
RE-ROUTING OF
i OREGON TRIIL
place of No. 'JI.
Not Many Women Color Blind. I
Tho numhrr of women who are color
Wind Is ory stnall ns rompnred to
the number of men so afflicted. j
Tirkfl.s will on sjilp tomorrow
at thu V. ttcrn (.Oregon Mu.sic company.
UNION TEAMS
DEFEATED
(Continued from faffe One.)
Union Uallies. .
Itloklanil scored nearly as soon ns
e
For Sale
ti'cY; foiil; i-oijiii nn(ic;ni hotme,
nV;'1. J'otiit'latlou fi'cllar.r Gjiraffe.
I'ricc Jl'ooij.oo, $Hn).no vhhU, $'o.uo
per uiuntli. A kooiI Ktnull home.
A 5-rooin iitoih'ru Iioiimp In very
I'lm tnciiltfiii on N uvcnite. Tin; prlry
Ijuliuuc L-iiu la arinnsi'U. Lot iili'x!2.
V .rTroom mutirn liousu, PaHenicitt,
J'uroat'o. rooi tranit;. riiu- lawn, irnoil
p;oinff was fast throughout, arid -the Hhtcsj ami lmi1.iry. All In Hilvndid
rcitjih'. T,h lot Ih ,5oxI Hi.
lil ion,, JrtfUd.oy...
tloud ioua-
game was one of the Roughest ever
witnessed in1 these parts.- - -,
Seconds "Win a.: .
- In tha opening event of the. eve
nihjr,'' the' "ta" 'Graiicle "' secbiVdV "de-1
Like the' first "team .canic.-it .was.;
rough and bitterly contested, Vith
the home team showing up as the
better of the two due to more united
teamwork. The Union bunch was
fast and their teamwork was good
but it failed to match the liiuc und
White's aggressiveness.
The first half ended 3 to 1 in La
Grande's favor, the locals scoring
three field baskets in the last canto
to tho visitor's two. Gecrtsen, on
the Maroon and White seconds, was
the star of their five while no man UilinMo Air en l.s for lErlinMn
stood out on the homo team, liiMirame OnniwuiifN
Union will be met a tram I'ridavtJOl Allan is Ave. riinin Mnin t.v
night at Union and whether the blue
icuiu can wri'Sb unuuicr victory is
A ."i-too id uio'lorn lintiKP. liayum!!'.
tot Moxto'i. .in Koo location. I't-Us
yu-c arranged us to payments
We llac Many iimnl I'lut-cs l-'or Sale
La Grande Investment
Company.
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HI .
Comedy
Tin: i)KTisr
Old Oregon Trail Expected
i to Connect with the L;i
! CJr.inde Scenic Highway.
(tin- nf the liity-H thai ha )r.
ntn tMi ' tl In I dmiiilt' fur .scv.-n! i
Im aUoiit 1m- rralixv!. Tiif
I'l.-niM Ulil Oirucii Trail r-mn-rl
I'roiti t'lf tity milu t-Ni mils iMri-ct- '
iy tlumiKh Mir Mm kvnnls lUh it . iic
of tin' moM onsthll HfvtloiiM of m
(.itiiihtf. j
J-'or ! vet al v;w ihv rii)iiuiintiv 1
him lin n i-hiti avortiiu to liaxw tu- 1
Ort Ktui Ttntl hitili;. ,! iti-ron th - I
(iiandi- lion. It- at iro IM! mi l ,
i-onutt-t.i w tip tln Htitcaii ..M'l hulk - '
niur 1)h rht r anil on.- Htnii utt alti t
aimllH'i- U I'ii'p'- t :h. pi ritm m-
Uli'MC It. Iti- .'iNI (ii'lVOIIir,
li litmli t'tiill - toti It iioiv app.'UJ'sl
Where The Thrifty
- .i ........
Throng
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