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: -U PAGE Sir' P THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday, ' P"
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nnilRI F CTiPF '."i:: E OLD HOME TOWN ,r By Stanley , S in t..e Wmid "ll ' ,
UuUDLL ulnUL 'VL XTuTm-orU f nark, to. - ! ,. . II ' t W.TlO'SJTgv - II IP
filly, mill 1'oillalid. .Sua I Hi' mill Oth
er northwest cllles are aclldillK tCUIUS
jto the tournuincnt.
t Till) previous record of cutties, lg.
Kctlicr with I lie yur uml the city
hi which tile conKi'iisa was held. It utf
'IhHums: Kan I'Yauciaco, l!lli. 4
loams; Han .low, J 'J 1 7. 2'j teams: 1-os
IAiikuI)'', 1'JIH, fl liunm; Hun I'Vun
cIhci), -in in, 3 liunm: oakliinil.'iusu.
"AiTonlinif to A. Ilorrh, Jr., owner 1,4 U'"'"M; 1'rra""i '-''. 91 t-'"':
Of tho Oh! Orciroii frail utiiirc linu ''"' AiiiiBles, IUJ2, 23 luunis.
frliich runs between La Ginndc Hint! Ih AmkuIi-m uml Kan l1raiicMco uro
Bsksr and Iji Ummlc and Wallowa "H l'"' il'"1 ciiii imuiunt. with
SERVICE BEGINS
count; Mints, on Wcdnc&dnv a duu
hie serviro will be put on between
tj tiramie and Juscjili and all intcr
twijutc Ktutions.
Ths thnc of leavini; 'La GiuimIc
will be 7:30 a. m. Cor tlie first statre
and I p. m. for the second. The first
Htage will arrive in Joseph at 11
. m. uml the second at -1 : .'J 0 p. in.
Cailillac cam will be used. Mr.
llorek operated last ycaf on tlic same
rim and now that the roads arc
Hearing completion he expects to en
la rye bin equipment just as rapidly
as the business justifies
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150 BOWLERS IN
,H .NORTHWEST MEET
..SAN .iuKi:, (ulif., April 13. Tho j
Miiclt'Ui Coiinl nowtliin ounrosH to bo
1(C'Ki iK-ro April liX-Mnv It), will
brfl.ik nil )i-vioun Puctric const rcc
orflrt for ontik'it, uccorUIu (u an nn-nminrcrm-nt
iikiOh ln r ly o. J. I'or
ihuri, mcralury und ti cusurer of Urn
cuiitfrriiM.
j an Jom Kccix'tai y Km inan mi -unuhced,
Ihih f-ntcrcd Its f in Id h
Ir.un; Hun!- Kmnrlwo umJ -OaklaiMl
buvo iilrdf'tl firiy U'UtuH Ix'twtcii
HiCin: Koh AidtcIch, Hun IUcko and
ilia UPttch clticM of Kotilhcrn Cull
tqrnin uro r-nuntfd on for another
50 or more howlers txikinif part in
llio teuni event, In addition-lo tliv
hpctial ladled and KlkH uvciKh, tho
nmiiial coiiKieHH dtawH inoio thun
I, 000 people to (lie My wliidi holds
II. and ket:m Ihum then o for three
Iuh to u week. ,
Stop Couifh Following Klu
rltop comch resulting from Flu,
Grippe. Whooping Coufdi, Asthma
and Hronchitii with Foley's Honey
nnd Tnr. "The Flu left me with a
severe cough which was quickly re
lieved with TOley's llonev and iar,
writes Mrs. K. U. Drake, Childs, M(i-
Insist upon roley .s Keiuse uub.sti-
tuteH. Sold everywhere.
That poet who longed to he a boy
again died before history and urog
raphy became so complicated.
Many promising kids turn out bad
ly, and at. the age of 20 Jackie Coo-
gan may not be making more thun
a miserable million a year.
' A norma! wife 1h one who think:;
her huchund l- working too hard and
not KH1 Ins enough Cor It.
Painter masking was the victm of
ACCIDEMT A,T HIS UP Tp-UvTE CWMT SHOP TOK(
The difference between Kip Van
Winkle and u lot of folic is liip
woke up.
The real new ones
The Mallory Crusher's one of tlieni.
Light as a feather, cool as ice and prac
tically indestructible. Here's a hat you
don't have to take care of $5.00
Another is the Stetson in the new niot
Uudiimttciui,. You, know Stetson ualr
ity the best :. $7.00
New Uroadcloth Blues $5.00
- New Bdstonian Oxfords $8.00
(j ,; . , . r ; 201 Depot St. l
Ml 'I'l'iHIHIM'liiUMS 'il l' ' ' ,q;nr sjca
OFFICE CAT
TRAOC MARK
BY JUNIVS
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J'lSSAV ON l,l'CK
winter came wllh Its sultry
lireezo
Anil I'oiiniI iiit. hero wllll my 15. V.
I's;
Now Biniiiiier comes wllll tla licul ami
hiiriilliK.
fli ilail's red llannelH I'm sojourning.
Any man who Itrjies for fame will
linvi: to do a lot or sciatcliliiB- before
he Kets there.
Von c-an ln-eak the rules or (he
Kiino of life and cot away villi It
lull you can't cd far uvvay with it.
Amos Tush lu-licvcs Hint the only
iiiimou a iliM'tui asks a woiuaii to
liulil out Iht loiisiie is to Kot a cllanco
to write u prescription. '
A La Grande man finds it hard
to keep from sympathizing with the
chap who telln you proudly that his
car is fourteen months old and his
total repairs to date hove cost him
85 cents. One hates to remind him
of the Inevitable calamities that are
coming to him all in a bunch. '
Germany hasjust ordered eisht
hundred ' billion marks worth or
wheat. 'Bout a bushel and a half
we reckon, says one of the Tstaff.
THE SHADES OF NIGHT ;
"I am proine; to ehalmro my hotel!
There is a lady opposite mo comes
in at all hours of the niffht and un
dresses, leaving the Fhades up."
"What has that got to do with
you?" ' ,
"I can't stay awake all nicht."
Some men see the sun rise in the
mornihg, others manage to get into
oca oy mat time.
nt:sHvui :
"Why do irirla klsa each other and
men do ,notv" asks Amos Taah. Jun
ius replied. "Because ffirla have' noth
ing belter to kiss and men have."
Another nice thlni; uhoiit helm;
honest Is you will not lie bothered
with very iiiiiHi competition.
WHAT! .NOT SOAl'l
Wo he.-iril a story tlu. other day
uhoiit it l.a (iiande whuol teacher
who sent homo a little boy with a
note in his mother siiKKistliiK that
he bo filven a balll. Tlic motlier re
plied: Tommy ain't no rose. I, rum
him., not smell him."
II would not be so bad ir people
lull l:i I kl iik ii Hit they told all they
knew.
SHERRY'S!
TODAY -TOMORROW
UdltKl.Mi
lU'len'a iii thu kUclieii i
WasliitiK out the bottles; ;
. I'aur.s; in tljii, iiinlry.,. ., ;
Tallinn' off Ihti' laiii'ls;,'1 "i
Itilben'S'ln tlH- cellar
M InIiih' UP the hops;
Johnny's on llm I'ronl poreh.
WalehliiK for the cops.
According to the reports coming
from that House of fiavtd trial la
MIehlCttn the bewlilskerod boss of
that muiitly place was a regular cut-
up. . .
incaiis free
A Mlchhjun man Who 1 was blind
all turoiiBli lh iihort skirt period
lias resalned his sb-ht. Wlio Bays;
that there Is no sucli thing-' as luck!
A Cliica.-o tailor advertises: "Wo
will save you GO cents to SC.. on on
ovcry dollar." , .. ;
Which, as wa figure it.
rides! j. r. .
rr. rr. '
MANY 7It.KI'IC COI'S
. TIX'HON, Ariz,, April 1 1i. A "tiaf
I'le. officer' at every street "inlcrscc
tlon in the city, all servini,- without
pay, is tlio boast of the city offi
cials here. Tlie ortlcers" have nev
er mailn an arrest but stand Mull 21
hours dally throughout the year. The
traffic, wirululors are stone knobs;
about to inches hiirii. and arc: placed
on all Important intersection.!. In
vent an erring motorist "fried to
"cut In," the result usually Is a
smashed wheel, uml a smashed mot
orist. . , . .
STmTMENT STORES
Congoleum
Attractive Practical
and Inexpensive
THESE are the genuine, nlffh5
Congoleum Hugs so widely advertised, their
bright, frtistic patterns and firm, easy-to-clean sur
face make them decidedly. P?P",'- ,Tnh.y
clean. No beating or sweeping 1 No tacking! They
lie fiat without fastening.
i Splendid for homes whera there are children.
'feId, Art-Rugs
!IX 1 2 JlO.n i
MxlOl 113.4".
7ix'J VJ.s';
I Pretty patlerni
for
every room
in tii e heme
BLACK ENAMEL
.,: Lunch Pails
With Vacuum Bottle
liirge size lunch pull witlf vacuum bullies
.pint size. A really bis" vullle, ivhlle they lust
$1.69 '
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Army Issue
MARCHING TRENCH
Shoes
The best shorn for h :i y
fen" 1'i.sninK shut'S.
Marching Trench
Style $3.1!) Style ...
I., liny the.
$2.11)
The Largest Chain Department
Store Organization in the World-
oaacuM "uiiEKiE urn?
" GAniiSKinMAiis rou '
(Cdntlnued from pago 1)
larc amount of human education
in carried on by slorka that aru not
true. In fact, but which contain trtn;
merits. Home of our hoys and Rlrlh,
Iracluff down thuL source art deeply
in iovini? I he irholtt uruci-HH. To miv
tWt younq: mea und woim-n between
I o und -f ara not Interestrd in re
ligion in tn iyi blind to whips that carry
the finest Hlffnal of hope.
'-' IntiislPfl In Own .Nwds,
; "They may not be luUreHted in your
reliBton or mine, but they arc deeply
interested In the reliKiou needed bv
t'belr own aire. The ffenliiM of religion
la tbut It inu-it )h conserved and ptuw-
i.d onto tbo next Koneratlon. The
enlufl of youth Is that tf must adat
4 1 :ii religion io own neeus, n mere
1A to be irrowth In truth." Doetoi
Gardner nssertea, ;the seeking of its
t'.icthods for power, for rignt are ere,
siting a second reformation in religious
thinking. Thuri is youth nallinr.
jjuostlonrt to the church door. Instead,
i liens is a youth movement In religion.
Much truth is Btlll in the methods and
thoughts, but thi' old terminology Iv.ist
ceased to have meaning for these
WIIKAT VrOTATIONS.
t roKTlA.VNO. Ai.r.;l.-iWard Wilite.j
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W'.'sUn ii, Ki d;
.l(tst of the fun we have ceases to
bn funny a soon as we find that we
can at lord it easily. ,
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Way
Down
East
I'UAUACTI'IIS AND 1M.AYKIIS
(In Ilia order of their I'iinl ;i)(';h;iiri-)
If there is soint'lliin wronir wllh
your business blanu' tho tak- war or
lii'ohibltlon never blaine yuiirsell..
i ;
I 'When the people elected hlnr lie'
priiiulseil to bo a public servant. Hut
III was imt loa liefore lio jirclelliled
to be the puplle opinion.
Anna .Moure
Her Jlollier ... .
Mrs. Tieniont
Dinnii Tieniont
I lor Sister
The Kecentrie Aunt
Lennox Siintlcrsun .
Squire. Ilni'lle.tt
Mrs. Miiillelt ......
David Ujirtlett
Mai tint Perkins
Seth lloleoinli
lieulien Vliipile .
Mi Holler
Kate lirewsler
I'lmfossor Stei liii;
Maria Piuile
Lillian (Jisli
.. .Mrs. David Landau
... .losfpliitif lleinaitl
.Mis; Moijian J'.eliiiiint
Pali ieia l-'iuen
l'loienee Short
Lowell SlieiniMll
Purr Melntosli
Kate Pi uee
Picliaul ParUieline.s.i
X'ivia Omleu
Pol ler St i on'
, (!coi;:e Neville
... l'.djrar Neismi
s . . . Mary Hay
. iVcioliton Ha,.
Kmily Fit.iov
II is all vlKht to be prollil of .Mill-'
Iniieeiitors. but ancestiirs nevor got '
,.oil a raisv, thinks Cy KolOK.v.
l!us an. said to absorb inure '
kiiuwletli:!. ovit their rathcr's knee j
Mian at Ihelr inollier's. . j
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A lot or pn si nt day sIhko jokes ;
arc made up ot raw material.
A mail with a past has as much j
laseliiatlon lor a woman us a raso iii
llKKlltiiiale aleohiil has tor a man.
A curious i elaliotiMhlp has tarn
cllsro i-ri-il in a Kansas toun. where
a man married his unit lier-in-law and
his children railed her arandiua.
Work
Pants
uoriM, ni:m:?
I Itku to look al
ntv .iti: voi
Vimiiik Hi idr-
MtMin- beds.
Suk'sm m- - "Twin beds?"
tmng Itt uli Oiaslil ) - -'lHt.
uia never need Ihcin!"
The individual who if;uoits
chance lo net eeu Is wise.
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"11 Wasn't the emit; It Unit
rarth-d her off,
11 was the coflln, the)
can ied lo-r nil In."
$2.50 to $7.50
REAL VALUES ;
For the Money
The Toggery
Andrews Droc.
Kiiov lists i:. a W. Sliiils
ami
Coll u i-s
boys and girls with their radio and
their new hooks which give them a
new idea of the. infinity of the uni
verse. Shall we. stay this Inciiiisilive
ness when boys and girls question religion?"
SURVEYORS WORKING
ON COVE ROAD NOW
(Special to Thu Htserver)
'OVR, April Hi Karmers in Ihh;
suet ton arc plowing and preparing
for another crop. 'ove has had sev
eral warm rains. Some arc planting
gardens.
Troy .Ueeker is staying with his
tuiil, .Mi's. t .tii h liecker in l.a
Orando and' attending school.
Nathan Maron lots leased the Sll-
verthoino farm and will move there
In. a couple of weeks. '
l-'nnni,. ft range hi Id an nil day
tiKciii; on Saturd
KooiP alii-iidance :i
itig and iu.-anipi
S ii r veyors arc al
road, v.-liiih tliey
grading ronn
Mrs, A. I..
.Johnson wi- I.
Friday.
Mrs. AliuMl l;
i)U.-ly id this wt
I 'niini l::is I it. i :i
i;i k-
i. Thtre was a
ftl ;ui entertain
program.
Tvoiit on the new
expect to begin
, ami Mrs. 1-. V.
iandu viMtois oil
Pc has lieen serl
I r. Ctlmoi-c of
itll-JidaiK'e.
i.a i
Mt.
Cut 'i'liis Out It Id Worth Monyy
Cut out this :4in. csirio-c witi'i '"tu
to J''n!cy tv Co.. S:;'p .Sbcffieiil Ave,
Chicago, III., wiiMiiir yocr name audv
address ck'niiy. Yon will receive in
return a ti ii pnekntje containinp;
Foley's Money and Tar Compound,
for cougns. colds aiul croup. Foley's
Kidney J'ill.- ar.t! I'oley Cathartic
T.-ih'nt-. S-d'-l ev.. here.
, 'iv Tiir. i;ooi old ki'maii-uc
' j timi:-
. la the time to enjoy outdoor sports
to their utmost und ualn health and
pleasure In the open uir. There is
no came that irtvea the athlete
more pleasurable exercise than
lawn tennis, which can tic enjoyed
otl vour own lawn at home. In our
up-to-date line of sportlnK Roods
you will (Ind tennis. Kolf and basi
ball outrlis. aa well as rishinn tack
le at Lilly's.
F. L. LILLY
I'boue Main 7 ofi 1 US Adama Avu.
Start Your Fishing
Season Right
LOOK OVKP Ol'R STOCK FOIL
SUGGESTIONS ON QUALITY AND PRICE
BEFORE YOU MAKE A SELECTION
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GOOD BREAD MAKERS OUR SALES ARE CONSTANTLY INCREASING ON THESE.
FAMOUS FLOURS
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,o Arter Midnight (.'all
g . HERMAN'S
White Spray, tho wliilu'st hard w heat Washington
Flour, 4'J-lb sack :,: $2.33
Jersey Cream, special hard wheat Bluestem blend,
-ID-lb sack' $l.iS
Our Seal, a straight' grade flour'at a lower
-liJ-lb sack
Graham or Whole V'heal, 1(1-1!) sack
Gennea, 10-Ib sack ,
Oat Flakes, No. 10 sack
price,
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... 17c
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ANY ORDER UNDER $2.00. 10c DELIVERY CHARGE; ORDERS OVER $2.00, NO ELIVERY
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