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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1923)
Friday, April 6. Ml. TUB Uii Oti.-UUj tttiMAU UDflliKi .1 1 PACE THREE Ulfc ill I U KVULII TUB MAKKET tfHv Associated Press) i . PORTLAND. Apr. Il.'-j- I.lvoslcwk extra Track Meet Is Postponed Due to the fact that it would be almost impossible to hold the inter Bcholustir truck as per schedule to morrow afternoon at the fair grounds without riskinit injury to thosp par ticipating:, it was decided today to postpone the event until sometime jxt week. i 1'rcparatidnn had been nearly com pletedj each class having elected cap tains with the exception of the sen iors. Those heading the class teams are Geprge Glass, freshmen; Ray Lynch, junior, and Bernard Hum melt, sophomore. WASHINGTON STATE TO BE TRACK HOST IM'IXMAX, Wash.. April . Tho lnti Hfliolnstlo track mid field men!, to Include ill I hifdi Hcliools cast of tlip CjiHciide mountains, will be held at Washington Stnto college. .May 5. and pi uis are being- made to make the nioe Hie higest in the history of Hie urhool. Invitations will ho snt to all east ern Washington high nrhnols. Sev eral districts plun to hold elitninatiou meets In April to ttolect representa tive teams of that dlHtrict for the W. K.-. hiteracholiuitic. Tho first track meet of the season for (he v.irsity will ho held the same duy when he W. R. f. cinder men will niuot the liiivernity of Idaho. roachCM of several high schools have already siirnirtod their Intent ion of attending the meet. jo. A. C. Varsity Grid Team to Play Hawaii On Christmas In Honolulu C'OUVAI.I.IK, April . A ca blegram was received at (jregon Agricultural cullege. Inviting the football team ut' that institution to go to Honolulu for a Chrisl murt gumo with the tTnlverslty of Hawaii. The invitation will bo accepted, t'oaeh Itnt her ford of the Aggie team wild Thursday lie probably would take 1 S men with him on the trip. j SPORT BRIEFS i ItKNAUT V.K. CillthONK (lly Associated Prfiw) NEW VOItK, April . Jack Ren ault, innaliun chajnplon, was sign ed Thurstlay by promoter Tex Kick aril to meet Tom (.Uhhons of Htj Puul at the new Yankee stadium on either May 3 cr II. The winner will meet Jack J)-mpey, world' I heavyweight champion, In a title I bout, he uunouueed. IDAHO FIVE BEATEN IN NATIONAL PLAY-i.out i:i:coms. nhattf.kko XHW YOU If. April it. Cot rude Kderleof the Women Hwiminiug aa sochilion. New York, winner of the international 3 "6 mile race last year, broke three world's records Wednes day in a local A. A. 1". meet, start ing from scratch and finishing third in the 20-moter event. VAI,KKK WINS Wn.K'lOSllAliltK, Pa., April (!. Mickey Walker, welterweight cham pion, Wednesday night knocked out Johnny Kiley of Wilkesharro. In the second round of a scheduled lO-roum. n I It 'AGO, April i. Tn n nip and t ur k ff a m c that was t w leo t ied I n the second h:ilf the tho Kansas City .high school entry in tho national sco lastie basketball tournament Thurs day eliminated Weslon, champions of Idaho, by a score of 33 to 30. Roh nihil, Kansas left forward, won the game for his texm when he mado three baskets In a row within three minulos of the final whistle. Kansas f'lty led the Idaho team, Jii to 12 at the half, having been 1 unable to give Schmidt chances Co. short toj-iHOH t,o -'basket :J undet; the goal as they did In theh gaum Wed nesday, owing to the closn guardlni; of C. 'affman. l-'our games will bo played Friday, on Saturday (he semi-finals and fin als will be run off. I rock ford, III., and Charleston, S. C, were- favor ites with the funs Thursday night to light thn final battle. COAST BASEBALL GAMES POSTPONED AH games scheduled in the Pa cific Coa.'-.t league for yesterday were postponed due to rain. You can't alwayM tell by looking at a woman's spring suit how much her husband still owes for her winter sealskin. Some people impress you as boint very Important, and some never Bcem to acquire the knack of being NORTH POWDER, April G. Spring seems to have couie al Inst. Tint weather is warmer, the fields u." ilrhn up and the fanners are stnrl liug their farming operations as faat las possible. This Is one of tho lak- est springs for pasture that this Be-, tluu has seen for some years. Stock still has to be fed and this will have to b,, done for several days yet. Oth er years, at the beginning oi" April stock Is able to Uvo on pasture but not this year. Farming is opening up on a large scale, and in spite of low prices the farmers are goin. ahead and doing their part. Mr. Walker, the mechanic who works In the l.rdbetter garage Is jfdck with a bad cold and is confined 1 to hhi home. Charles T.ew has taken l his place for u few days until ho gets better. Kussell Jones and Owey I-ee have moved (heir band of sheep out. to the hills near Medical Spr-iivrs. Clyde McPhee is hnsy with his funning operations, lie is running his l'ordsoiuon long hour shifts and there Is no holler, about union hours or more pay. Andrew Willis is repo-ted to be re covering rapidly from his operation and will soon be able to leave, (he hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. n. Mono nf Rak er were bushiess visitors In North 1'owder on Thursday. Social Mvciit. The I .allies' Curd club met at 11m homo of Mis. lOhner Jacobs 0 phi' 'fiia" on Wednesday afternoon, us that Is their annual meeting' dav every month. The club was enter-, tained ut the home of Mrs. Jacobs ml Mrs. Charles Hutchinson was joint hostess with Mrs. Jacobs. Five Uihlcs were set for the plav s and they were all filled. M rs. Walter Jones won the highest scorn, thereby wbming the prlzo. After sonic hours of card plnyinr; leliclous refreshments were served and from all reports they have tho y best of times at every meethig. t-'tflfi steady; butter easier, ex s 4 to 42i cents. Maybe people continue tipping bc- IcaUhC it is called an evil. Preventative Medicine. The tendency of medical science is towurd preventative meusures. It is easier and better to prevent than I cure. Pneumonia, one of the most jdungcrous diseases that medical men jlmve to contend with, often follows a jt'old or attack of the grip. The cold j prepares 'the system for the recep jtion and development of the pneu imonin Venn. The longer the cold hangs on, the greuler the danger. (Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy jus soon as the first indication of a cold appears so as to pet rid of it i with the least possible deluy. It is (folly to risk an attack of pneumon ic wnen mis remedy may ue ob tained for a trifle. Adv. TO KNTIOIt TRACK MKKT T. O W A N CJ K I' K tf . April AK hough no of fid il announcement bus been made, it is almost' certain that tho University of Southern Cal ifornia will scud four athletes. In- eluding Charles W. ruddock, termed the "fastest huirvm" to tho Univer sity of Paris track and field meet next month, according: to members of the Trojan track and field team and student body. P.esldes I'addocle, those to represent the Trojans would be Otto Anderson, hurdler and nil around nihlete; Norman Anderson, weigh t t h rower, a nd Y a lo Martz, nuarter miler. IOI1NKON TO MV.iri T'lltPO . NKW YOHK, April fi. Kloy t Johnson. Iowa heavyweight, who w'.) be Jess Willurd's opponent in tin milk fund show boxing carnival May 12, has been matched to meet Fred Knit on at (he arena In lfoston on tho night of April id, his manager. Char ley -Cook announced Wednesday. Wheat farmers are very reason able In their demands for money. an't they understand Ihul the when gamblers need It? 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'..'."j:'."-. h FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Druggist 8ays Ladles Are Using Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur 7 n,.?VJ4ffljiajnf Safe Milk For infant. invalids & Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages. ; QuickLunchatHome.OfnceaiFountains. , RichMUk. Malted Grain Eitract In PoW; 5, der&'fobletforms. NourioMne-Nocociiiia. v' 'Avoid Imitations and Substitutes MALTESE CROSS Olive Oil Imported from Nice, France The best Olive Oil grown comes from these old or chards. 6.oz., 50c; 12 oz., 90c 24oz.,?l.75 Hair thnt loses its color and lustre, or when it fades, turns Rray. dull and lifeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair.. Our grandmother made up a mixture of Sac Tea and Sulphur to keep her locks dark and beautiful, and thousands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so at- , 1 tractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mix ii ture improved by the addition of other I j ingredients by asking at any drujr store J I for a bottle of "Wyeih's Safic and Sul 1 phur Compound," which darkens tho hair so naturally, so evenly, that no- body can possibly tell it has been ap- I plied. You just dampen a sponge or I soft brush with it and draw this J 1 through your hair, taking one small I I strand at a time. By morning the gray 1 1 hair disappears; but what delights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ij Compound is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applica J tions, it also brings back the gloss and ij lustre and gives it an appearance of 1 1 abundance. PRlSCfHPTIO DRUGGISTS I! I Wrrnm. i i.- v i'E'lSlrW'SJCSiW'.w.J Home M tide POTATO SALAD FRUIT SALAD MACARONI SALAD SALAD DRESSING INDIVIDUAL PIES CAKES ETC., ETC., ETC. Fresh ASPARAGUS GREEN ONIONS RHUBARB ETC. TOMATOES RADISHES GREEN PEAS ETC., ETC. 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I Mjrlfil J i ULlIVIlv0 NEATSFOOT OIL CUP GREASE N qI&J. f AXLE GREASE I Combination Salad - jirng Your Can and Save Money on Oil I W'$ . Sliced Tomatoes t 1 I ft- sandwiciio-saituis Oregon Hardware & I , pim a he ;ralace . , j , . : . , . . .. .! . . rtiU:-j-': ;ant to bux or seiX Something? try a'n I OBSERVER WANT AP ) j j , ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ( (!i UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ) lY0h (: : If Vegetables Fancy Green Asparagus, Hot House Cucum licis, nice firm Tomatoes, largu Oregon Broccoli, hn'. Spinach, Green Onions, Radishe. Lettuce, 'lu; nips, Beets, Carrots, Arlichokoi. C all Main V, Men's Glee Club J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot St. Two Phones, Call Main 7." NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Humorous Harmonious Classic Skits Stunts Songs AUSPICES LA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday, April 6th 8:1 5 p. m. ADMISSION, 7oc & 50c Seats on Reserve This Morning at Glass Drugs 1
