La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 19, 1923, Image 3

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Thursday, April! 9, 1923.
THE LA CRANDE EVENING OESERVER
WE THREE
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Volley Ball
Team to Play
Two teams of Khtiliutoi-H Kupport-
fn ny many iooIith,
liui niir roin
m.ivvi, iMiu iimiik. inmcau or ine iimuitiio inntch utu-
lionoml swoul
unit armor, vol try
hulls jml uthlitlc mlnicnt. drovo to
iM wiiiiiin huh uuornoon 10 met-t tim
Ut UmnuY biusincKM men's volley ball
team,
Following tlie first frnmo a second
tum k"h will be pluyeil.
(i. L. 1 .miuou Iiuh linen Kcloptc:!
rfl tho otflrlal refrreo and Itio kuiih i
will heKin at K orhtck in the local
Y. Al. iv A; No admission . will l,o
rhawcl and tho Keneral pnhlic U
eonUully Invited.
Oregon Grid Spring
Work Is Progressing
Kl 'C K. K. April 1 fl. f'ondldates
for Wrnjrou'H !n:j varsity football
team will bo given an intensive per
ioil ut spiinic practice Irom now on
until the '1'iid of the college year, ae
eordinK 1" Couch "Shy" Huntliifrton,
who has Ifwued the first call for as
pirants. , I'ractico Is now belnpf held with 40
aspirants for next, full's squad stoned
up. l-lnc I'oach Hurt Spell man will
conm to KiiKen0 May 1, and st.iy un
til the rirat of June. During this
month pmetico will bo conducted on
as exlenaivo a scale, us It is in the
fall of the year. Scrimmage will be
held and It is expected tho teams wiU
be running signals before work is
discontinued for tho summer.
. Huntington ?xpects to have a sfiiad
of Ha mm reporting nightly by tho
flrsi. of .May. There will bo positions
J or livo or six men on the line next
laiiMinu several vucancies in the
backfield.
Six Oregon Athletes
Awarded "0" Blanket
RrnrcXR, April Jr. Six athletes
were awarded the supreme athletic
uward of tlie I'nlverslty of Oregon ut
u smoker held recently when they
were given the Oregon blanket In
recognition of their participation on
varsity teams for (hreo years.
Kour football heroes unit two truck
veterans received the awards. The
football men were: Prince Callison
of Kugene, center; Cioorgo King of
Salem, backfield man; Archie "Tiny"
Shields of Cape Horn, Wash., guard
and tackle, and Rutherford lirown
of Haines, Ore., end. Track men
who were given their last awards by
Coach II ay ward were, Glenn Walk
ley of Kugene. mtler and two miler,
and Klehard Sunderleaf of Portland,
(juailer-iniler. 1
j SPORT BRIEFS i
i'lt;HTl:iH Sl'SPF.NDKl)
(Ity AHxormted Troftd)
i BOSTON," April 13. Floyd John
son and Fred Fulton," the1 boxers who
lire to meet at Jersey (.'ity next Mon
day niRht were Hu.spended indefinite
ly la this ali-te hy the hoinK com
mission Wednesday. The eommission
lielil Hint tho men had failed to car
'ry out un uKreemcnt to box In the
Arena A.-C. here last Monday. . Their
managers, Charles t'ook and .lames
Johnston, and all boxers under iheir
inaiufc-emen!, also were suspended
Indefinitely.
.-O-l'orXD SALMON TAKKV
CrKA.VI'S l-AHH, Ore., April HI.
A fio.pouml salmon was eaiiKht here
by Jud" 1'ernoll: The his rellow
wni taken at the Savage Itaphls dam
and put up n 'sIlffflKht. It meas
ured 4 1 Inrhcs in length. Pernoll
will l)0 remembered anionic the b ise
ball I'ana nr. a fo-meij twirler for
I'ortlaiul and other leasiie teams.
MITCIIIK Tt) ii:i:t kiiaciik
: TAt'OMA, Wash., April 111. I'ete
.Mitehie o rortland has been sclcet
eil as the "best boy available" to
loeet Ted Kraehe, lloqulam llnlit
weiKlit, In one of the six-round top
Mints of tile Tamoea KaRles' earl
fi)r April
Hov Smut Nine Beats
.Greenwood 13 To Three j
The Bov Scout baseball team played
the Greenwood school team last eve
ning and won by a score of IS to 3.
This was the first pramc of the sea
son for the scouts. Tomorrow eve
ning after school they wil play the
( Observer team.
It will be easier to believe the
government's assortion that whisky
is centralized when its devotees are
no longer di.-sipoted.
If you want to tet a sea
son's record for high tire
mileage, buy Diamond
Cords and Diamond Tube:;.
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT" COMPANY
LA CRANDE, OREGON
Dernpsey Will
Fight Gibbons
salt r.AKr; -ity.
April 1!J.- -
: Dctm.K iinvo i..,. .ii...i
for a
.!:!!! Iknu;.f
!:in! Turn (iimmnu 'ji,.ik,
on July I. acconlinK Id annoiim-o-
jmcu y IVomoii i Mike Tullfus of
jChU-uo, hero iot!;iv. fVllln nntl
I'Mdii' Kane, flibl ions' niuiuiucr. met
with u ,1. ..loluniby, head of the
.Mntitunu Aaierh-an Legion, hero last
I night. Th(. trio were in nmiinuitk'u.
lion with Jack Kcarns, manager lor
I JempHcy.
Collins mint that articles will ho
signed before tho end 'of next week
eilher U( Great Kills. .Mont., or Chi
c;:go. K'nirnu is expected here Sat
urday anil will .proceed from hero
either lo Chicago or (iivat Kails for
the .signing.
Collins left here at noon today for
Chicago with Kane. Molumhy !:
parleil by alrplact' for Shelby at an
'arly hour this morpinrr. : Prior to
his departure Collins saiil that ad
nijKf ion lo the bout would be $20 Ken
eral and 5:(i rinirside. The stadium,
with,!, capacity of 4M,ihhi, is expected
to, brinjr in ? 1.2iki.u(m. The princi
pals will be compensated nil a per
cent.uvo and miarantee, the exact
terms yet to be decided. Mempsey's
share, u-eordiuK to Collins, will be
at leant octia! of what he received in
his bout with Curpcnlier. Collins
said he hud already received an of
fer of $KM(o(Mi for picture riKhts on
the fifiht.
Olhbons'. manager announced that
he would piit his man into active
training at Hhelby us soon us arti
cles were signed. Kane plans a train
ing trip for Gibbons lo Include eyerv
Mnwii In Mnnl.wiM
town In Montana.
Term ;ktk ho.mi:k
NKW YOIIK, April 1!). ItabO
liuth came back into his own Wed
nesday. When tho mighty Yankee slugger
cracked his first home run of tho
season fur Into the right field bleach-
jerfi of the massive new Yankee stad
ium, 1 4. zoo howling fans the larg
rsf throng that ever attended IL lnmn
ball game roso to accord their idol
a thunderous ovation.
Kuth's circuit clout, clinching vic
tory for the American league cham
pions In their opening game with
the I'.oalon Ked Sox, added (he one
touch needed (o complete the most
pictureso.no drama In diamond an
nals. The tlabe, those thousands
agreed, had coni0 back.
A failure is merely nn ordinary
man who thinks bin ones get, by
because of luck.
To know
how good a cigareJta
really can be made
you must try .
is made from the bent Imported
Italian talc and is bolted through
the finest of nil!:, malting the pow-
uer exceedingly sort
In texturo.
A wonderfully re
fined ana delicate
bouquet odor v.hich
never becomcH tire
some. One of t he
i most expr-nslve per
fumes ever produced
to sell at a popular
prle.
l se JONT V. V. .
T A r r for Its de
md for the noticeably
ling it gives to the
lighlful odor
refreshed fe
shin after the
.era! toilet tin.
bath. Meal for gen-
I'rlee, 2.V
Glass Drugs
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THE HOME PLATE
Spalding Agents
3-
COAST BASEBALL
Pacific Const Iaguf
Hubs
Won. I.ot.
Fait Lnko
San Francisco , .
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Vernon
'Sacramento , . , .
fl.os Anjrck'rt . . .
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Oakland '.
Portland .
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RcalH Stop lleavors
Portland H. H. K.
San Fruficiscu ....( 4 H o t1VM,K',"llV'',y- Sn,;i" im reases Mere re
Porthimi - I ') 0t''u"'"(l r groups of farm pro-
IJalteries, Shea 'and Yelle"; ' SrhW ,!.UrUi' f"0,ls vUltiu' rl"l,;,1n
iler and Byler- !elu nneals and drugs, house furnishing
, i goods and liilst'ellani-ous commodities.
Senators G, Oaks i i Ia n, r'1 r,'ou,, rilW a,,K?r :iv''r"
Oakland P II p
Sacnmento . ti 11
Oakland 4 ! It
Hat t erics, Prouirh; Thompson. Yel-
lowhorse and Koeliler; Kly. Well: and
Raker,
Indians Hlank AiircIk ' ' .
Seattle " It- II. K.
Los Aneeles 0 7 0
Seattle 1 11 1
Batteries, Huehes, Hnunu. Daly;
Gardner and Yaryan.
Rain at Vernon.
Salt Lake and Vernon, rain.
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There?s Double
Comfort in Buying Shoes Here
Foot comfort, because we know how to fit shoes.
Mental comfort, because you're taking ho risk. You
know you'll get new shoes or your money back if any
thing goes' wrong. There's a big collection of sum
mer styles ready now.
Prices, $5.00 lo $8.00
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
Notions
TOOTH BRUSHES 15c and 25c
TOOTH PASTE ir,c and 25c
'HAND LOTION ir,c
HANDY GIUl' SHAVING STICK 3f)c
WHITING TAI'.I-ETS : 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c
PENCIL TABLETS, A for ir)C
VASELINE, 8c; 2 for ir,c
, TOILET WATER ; Vte
PAGE'S COLD CUEAM .. r,oc
TAPE LINE ioc
AUTOMATIC BACHELOR IH'TTON, jor lox 10c
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Andrew's Variety Store
i! PRICE LEVELS FOR
MARCH ARE Hid HER
THAN A YEAR A(JO
WAQfirvnrnV Am- 10 An in-
- ' crease nf nr ce:.l. ;n wholewile
.fioli !P"iee:i in March as compared with
,'fiOtt I ''"'''""uary was shown in fiKHi'' on -t-i-l
444 commodities announced Tuesday by
.j.jj'the bureau of labor statistics of the
'J' pari mem Ol lanor. j
I'i'diib: ma-t. rials and metals again
,;, rowed tlie Kreahtfll uuvance in prie'..
the ineit-use lor eomniodilies In thesv
'two f roups averaging !i and 7 per cenr.
i.v.' per ceiii. (uglier una granu
i kited stivar, 17.0 per cnl'
higher in
March than in l bruary.
I'nel ami lighting, with on average
decline of per cent., showed ihej
only decrease of all the commodity
;.r roups, one 10 a i un uer neno in- wi
bituminous coal prices.
(f the 404 commodities on which!
the averages were based, inereane;
were shoun in IN!), deen-aslng in 7-
and CIO were mtchans-ed.
compared Kith March n year ago,
the g-r.erul b vet of prices shows :u) ;
increase of l pur rent. Mi tula and j
metal produe's we-e :!ll,7 per eenl. i
will enjoy our Com- .( o
Salacld. Try our
Cheese Sandwich.
LURCHESi
'TheiPalace
vn iiulMUnf muterluls. ??.7 iwStpiu of eight, heretofore. Other
I r rV, 1 . , , . .,,,,r.iopoy tiniPiHlnuut have t.i do
nn;u,'l!jiiii'u.i rum until Uh :!. X..' ,
cnr.
j CHARTKR Fl.KCTiON SKT
WtOWVSVIIlF il,. A,- iaA
;eilv election will be hld Iter,. April
20 to Kic the citizens opjuirtuaJly
! to VOtn for the mtum.lKi.i.l r
iMui,L-i in n-ii pin iicuiars.
The people will vote on an nmeml
niefit. mnkiiur the tax limit for gen
eral municipal purposes ten mills in-
VDirh never even dream
1 that liwylu-e Idaho
.Spuds" were mj wonder
fully good until yuu have
jus-ted ihem.
Underneath their d
lieioitH eoating nf ehoeo
Inte which Is' ginermivly
sprinkled with c:co;uiut
there is a cuiifeetion cen
ter that only Owvhee
Candy Mailers know how
to produce.
Idaho Ppuds are big fa
vorites wlih women and
tin- youngsters, inn, al
ways are tickled when
they get one. '
At Ail Candy Dealers
Made liy
IDAHO ('ANDY CO.
Boise, Idaho '
, Spill1! !
-rjJ"' (iinr ,iwji
l , iff
I with re-a.essmcnt of city property
abutting on pavement, a th:;!' i,;:,m',IOV iiy. water supply sys
,the city's fiscal yi:u, inn;ulment con- j ' 1
icemiiiff remon.-.Liante.s in regard to: ; r'-
future street uavinv. !.suar.ce of. Food in divided intn twn MaoKAnf
i f"""'s fl1" !''1--'l''t 1'iwful wurrunte.l
I '-'"!"'''''i"i'. .. iyovimg fur invest-
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A Spring Garden
of Hats
Styles pad shapes so varied that they will
amaze every woman' who sees them. Flower
trimmed, ribbon trimmed, lace trimmed and be
decked in other fascinating new ways, all in the
newest colors and shapes. All very reasonably.,
priced. ' .
CAN'T FIND A BUYER?
A CLASSIFIED
She makes them better with
Olympic Flour
Your iittle girl the housewife to be
can learn no more important lesson
than that good flour is thebasisof better
cooking. Your experience proves that
Olympic Flour has a uniforrnperfec
t ion which makes i t preferred. Insist on
Olympic Flour it is made of the finest
wheats; tested to meet the highest stand
ards. Sold by grocers everywhere.
PORTLAND FLOUR MILLS CO., Portland, Oregon
Mills al rortland, Orepnn and Tar.onin. Wisuiufcton .
4 Mannf adorers of Olympic riwcjko Hour and Olympic Wheat Heart
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(ment of rinkim? fund, learinjr of city
, park to Unn County Pioneer awoci
'tum' atMl l 17l bonda to
! leRular eats and things
nvivonifai-ji drusinif.
t ' ' -
that need
.rt.Vt'S - 1?
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TRY AN OBSERVER Aft
AD WILL DO IT
Biscuits
Mix and nift 2 cups Olympic Flour, 1
leaf puna salt, 4 tcanpoons baking pow
der; work in 2 tu bit-spoons shortening
with finger tipa; gradually d(J cup
milk or equal parts of milk und water,
niKiii;: it wiili knife to a soft dough. Tots
en floured hoard, roll lightly to H Inch
In ihirkneai. rut with biscuit cutter, place
in pun, briisli top with melted shortening
ortnilk. Bnkeinhotoven 12to15mimuea,
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Rummy a Specialty
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