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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1923)
pa(;e three Thursday, May'kt, 1923 THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER . ikwww ja ten PROMISE SOCIAL NEWS Tniml W v.t from camp ISundny. . ; I ' M's. Jssc (larnHt ifnil- Mrs; II. K. ' ntcniish, -.May :f.iTomiH. vtlTlmnnwon vlitcdftal Je,Cnrpers Frl- nnvinn; vrry runiiRrartiP wauter ntidny, ' .'present. I . ... I j j. i . 1 111 I II m i went io pump i n. OOO0O00000000O0O000000000O0000000000000O000000O00O000O0000O0O000O00000OOOOOOOOOO Battle Of Moundsmen Anticipated COAST BASEBALL !si!i bYullcisoo Halt Ijiki- .. .... iSlUTllllltMllO .. il'ortliintl Ivt-rnon I.O.M AllffflOB . V. ......SO 27 2ii ......27 I;. 1 21 21 IS .111 Pel. .11 1 3 ,bS .sr.;i .f.C.I .r.: .41!!! .alf, .ar.s II. K. 7 2 5 1 Baker-La Grande 'Contest' Ouklitnil "Here Sunday Expected to8""""' ' Be Keal Exhibition of sk.m.s s. anoi:i,s s Baseball, f L " anki.k- it. i Sun l-nitu'lseo . .1 JUthouch T.n .Cnuulc lost to Tlnkrr U.iUctIc s srotl ami Asm-w: Wal I tin; ounlnr irumo or Ihp Int(r-i kuv mil Hylor. lanunlaiii liaNcball season, when tho! . two tiunis inert nifuln Sunday after.! OMil.Wll 5 Vi:RNON 2 noon In Iji (Imiule, ilkimonil fans KI ni II II K an- antiiiiiatlni; a, bnnit-jin ninlrtl yornon " 'l 2 between two evenly mnteheil teams 'o-iklinil ii 111 nearly miuo li l.lttinff. fiHrtlns unci j 'liatl. i lPs-'ltWKpi" 'j'oiiVr'lVIl iinrt mrnliiB Htivnitth. lloth teunm are n. M,.)ly: Kr,-mer uml Thomas, tied with I'ovc for first nlace In the Jntermotinliiln lem-ne .mil if rv .i fi'atti Union tho winner will atlll ro-j main in a lie for flint honors. Ill nllfhliiu' nlr.mrili Mfl.,. .m.i Foshuiy are praetleally on the same 1 ',r."!1.l"'i liluiio. Ijmt year Huker won tlie ehaliii)lnnlilp ,llt,' fnciiiK XleUeo in two or the three contestH, tliey were ahle to Rle.iu hut S hiln from IiIm KKAITI.K ' orroriiiKH. At Maker this year five 8KA1TI.K hits, was the liest Ihcy could do. And :Saerumenlo .. when the .season was oyer last year Hratlle -Met.ee led the Intel-mountain iiltch- . liatlr-t SALT l.KI I POltTI.ANIl Ifialt I .ukc , 3, PORTLAND 2 It. H. K. Sill 2 ii t UatleriPH Counilie and l'elein; YarrlHon and Onalow. Theresa Siuitli and Xon.a Carper railed on l-oru Car per Krlilny nlKht. .Mrs. (Veil (ikv drove lo Prnnii-ip from Walla Wullu, WhkIi., Saturday, In vlalt her parents .Mr. and ,.Mv. Jewr iiaiTPlt. ! M. K. Thompson eaino home from j linill Haturduy and returned Sun-: day. i Itohert t'arper visiteit with liny llenileraon l-'rlday nlitht. (larrett Kenworthy and Oavid tlnr-1 roll went lo Wallowa Saturday. j Willitir Heneoek called ou Tvnn ' Garrett Sunday. J j liev. M. I.. 1'i telle rode lo Wallowa Sunday evenlnK on a horse, as il was too muddy to lake hfs ear out. He! expects to return to Promise Mna-I day ovenillK. da lo' work. To the courage of a coward: , KACUAMIOXTO 0 II. II. 'H. il i:l ! 7 15 1, lliiKhes. Yellowhorse era with more victories in proportion ' and Koeliler; Oardner, Plffir and Yar- lo deleats in the percentaBO column. . villi. Itilrhlv. - 1 At Itaiier this year the Plrales cot i i SIhS'NEW&FROM THE COVE! l-'oshury Iium brokon csven, leaving' i iIhmu tied mo fur this season. Kanaj TOVB, May 24. John Chmlwlek are itnk iii.lt forwanl to a pitehhiir ami f.imilv of l.'nlnn -lunetlon visited hattle of a hiKh njilure when I-'uk.v and .Muwfie flash ayain. Milling i:4-n. Tlolh (e.ims tiro on the same ntano with IiIk brollior, tieorfre Chndwlek, ou Sunday. Ciladlth Johnson Is home from Iidd f'anyon where he lintt lieei: when ft eoiiu-H io hittlnK the old hall, (atlendinj? sehool the past month. Not only that bin the PlrateH hnvo ' Geohpe ("liadwlek returned Thiirp ItrKuu to reiinln their old stride thnl'duv from a ,10-duy trip to l-u Grande, was in evidence all last season and) Mt. Knnnle OrunKO held a meeting with tho huttlny: broadsides on'co j Saturday afternoon, and adopted sev inor'! i-oniliiK from the J'irates" Hhlp, ''''ill reHolutlons, which will ho taken ihero i a wlroni;- c!,k.:u-( of rvv Orrn Kluk; uranKe by M. I., -.i uiMiiattuiK' Hunt's proteffeH here, (carter.' A program was Kiven and Fielding honors ai-o in iho mime It was decided to liavo u weinie roa?t deadlock as hiltinjr ami pttehlnar'o" May 2i. si tvn si h. l.a Grande has a crucker- jaek ot an infield with every man last, workhiK hard and pulling very few boners. In the outfield with! TlH-isn, Ciews and Hosenbnum Kiirdeners, three well: lianr ito evade. J. M.Gnssett Is planning on a trip IMne Valley to visit his daiiR-h'tor. ATrs. A. 7,. Mnriln of Halfway, Ore. Mrs. ricrt Vandeivauter and chil dren of Tho Park visited at the exist that aio!omn f iier sister, Mrs. N. Parnn. llast week. returning to her homo Tah-n all in all. when the PoHs i Saturday, accompanied by her son. rompldown to l.a Grande ono of tho I'M ward Wolf, who has nttended hiffh best funics of the season should re- IkcIiooI here this winter. suit. A lai-Re number of l.a Grande freshman class of Cove high fans are expecting to bo in ntten- chool, aceompanied by Miss I'ayton, iluncq and a lot of support means t wprnt I-Vlday picnielns on ,MUI iiltt a bit io the.home team, too, (Creek. ,.Ajll cnjoy.ed , i ' pleasant trip., when all is halanced. f The' jratne will liejfin Sunday nfl- ernoorj at f. 'clock. falfKi'nuiKls at JESS WILLARD MAY f BOX IN NEW JERSEY :,TIiKXTONY N, J " May 24. Jess Willai-fl, former heavy weiRht cham pion, will he permitted to bos in New Jersey if he passes tho physical ex amination set up by the boxing au thorities. Newton A, K. Hufrbee, state director of boxing, announced Wed nesday when asked for his atlltud? on the proposed match between Wll lard .and l.uls KJrpo of South Amer ica. : sixti:i:ntii IIOMK KVS 1 It I .A I K 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 A , May 24 "Cy Williams, ceim-rficlder or the Phila delphia Xallouals, banged out his sixteenth home run of the season Wednesday In (he seventh inning of iho game with Pittsburg. No one was on base Your Dining Room . Can be furnished just as you would like it furnished from our sales floors. . : Compare Our Prices With Others W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. First and Second Floors o o o Tremendously Smart Pattern Hats Values to $18.50 Reduced to$ 10.00 Hats taken from our regular stock reduced to this low price regardless of first cost or original marking. Trim med hats in any numher of attractive combinations. A SPECIAL CROUP Pattern Hats It's difficult to imagine tlie beauty and; charm of 1 these you really must see them and try them on, all manner of shapes, wonderful hats for sport, street or business wear. $5.00 PUT MAN'S '.'; uOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OO 00,0 OO 00 ooo oooo ooooooooooo ooooooo oooooq ih:m:gati:s namki (Hy Associated Presa) TOKIO, May 24. The Japan Kcb- nomic- iiKKOciatlon has decided to rec ommend Mesarfl, llalta Kujlyaimt. chairman of I ho I'oklo Chambor of Commerce; Takumu Pan.rdlreclor of the Mitsui bank, and Koljlro lorl. president or Osaka Shosen Waisnu, to become members of the luternutlou- iul Chamhcr of Oommereo roprcsenl- lag Japani-se biisluensnien, M r. In ouyi!, governor of the Hnnk or j.. pan, was flrsl, named ns ono or ttui Ihreo but could not accept Hie offer. Furniture Exchange COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook Phone 474-J . I I i i I I ; ; I MnuimsniTo z rx . Ill Bi'iiiiiimaFiiiiBaiiiiiMMnniiiiiiiawifliiiaMua .1111 iui 1 1 ni 1 1 luiuHi i w : . ' i ErS22m III I I IM I I III I BM I . B Vfrmnrinl 'rvut ifciil A 1 i mu"Ui!ILil IU dill 1 ORDER THAT : g- ' J Jj J ' MONUMENT NOw' " jfLgpggiBf BafjCTratfal 1 We have made a pro- tVjP f I found study of-monument Pj Vfk 1 ' 1 II I n l 'ffvJ building, and an order I I- $M I "; I' " ' ilm iqsl I . gent execution- , ' rC j I We yill Gladly Furnish ' Jl- V' Toa, 1 Estimates ,. ' aiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiimiiiiiimniali.im;1.i..flmal Ql HA ''' 1 i rSlue rvlniintnin MarkiA jP ISM S Ave, Lo Oranile, Oregon l lV4,'W. l-l HlSlMK HHsDHI WBttoiimm H mm.imm i wmm, wmmm hp -m mm mm wm Know til! You Try it A "OU never can tell how much power a " mule has in his hind legs by tickling him , in the ribs with a 10-foot fishing pole. j If you renlly want to learn something, try i tieing a knot in his tail. I Likewise, you'll never know how much ; power there is in Veltex gas until you've filled your tank with it and stepped on the throttie. The mule may make the most lasting first impression, but Veltex gas will continue to deliver power when and where you want it. A lot of car owners have discovered that the best performing engines are those that are nourished with this energetic power deliverer. ' ', ' Uphill or down, all the year round, for power, mileage or get-a-way, there's only one super-gas Veltex, that's her. FLETCHER OIL.COMPdNY AX IVnKPEVBEST COMPANY 9IIIn Ind.penoent jroaucii BUNTING'S BARGAINS KOUn TON, TRUCK, In jrood mechunlcul conuttion. platform body etiulpped wlthhrco com blnallnn of Kble-boardH, a l:r"l llcenHf. OVKKLAND "tn", new lnp, ntl new (ircH, new battery, ruiiH fine OOIIT TOI'P.INO, 1 920 model, u real Kood car -throughout, ( hit year's license. . ITAItl-KY-DAVinHON MOTOR cyiM.i;, mi Hport Model, looUa and runit like new, el en trie equipped, 1323 HcenHP. nTnsMonn.K rnrni. 1 o 1 8 Model, looks like new and n real I .. Rood, buy.. , . t. ,: ; -,- -111 ; . MAXWRt.l. M'OirYtlNCJ. 1SIJ - Modfl, Hi irooii niprhontrnl ron illtlon, priced to aril. C. W. Bunting & Son JeffcrHon Avenue Phono Main 793 Fir & Jefferson O i V o o o o : .1 o o o o . o o o We have just finished, re- O o 0 ; '. o ' modeling ourmneh and can-! 'u,j dy kitchen and are now in a position to give our custom ers first class service. Try Our Salads The Palace Here's a few of the prices that draw crowds from all over Union county to CONNER'S INC. Forced Sale of Half the Entire Stock The Proper Development o Growing Feet is Assured Through Our Careful ... Fitting of These Summer Shoes for Youngsters Almost every time a child needs new shoes it needs a change of last, for children's feet change rapidly during their growing years. And extraordinary care must be taken at each fitting to be. sure that soft, yielding Iwnes are not forced out of their natural position, but are guided in their correct development. The thoughtful attention that we give to, fitting children's shoes is ably seconded by our selection of styles to please little folks, and qualities that will wear faithfully. The Bootery Inc & ' "A Paradise for Tired Feet" Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe GROVER SMITH, Mgr. Men's Work Shoes $1A5 Men's Dress Shoes $2.98 Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps $2.69 Gordon Hats $2.8!) Men's Dress Shirts J8c Men's Bib Overalls $1.29 Roys' Bib Overall.-. ....'.....'.....)c Ladies' $12.50 to $l(5.r0 Pattern Hats ;.................$7.9.r) Ladies' Summer Coats $7.90 $1.25 Wide Table Damask .....89c Fine Dress Ginghams 15c Yard Wide Percales : 15c Florsheim Shoes . $7.90 Edmond's Shoes $5.90 $12.50, $15,00 Boys' Suits .$7.90 ' Clothcraf t Men's Suits $23.85 Men's Summer Unions 79c Yard Wide Satins $1.79 Yard Wide Taffetas $1.89 Silk Stripe Tissue Ginghams ........49c Free Gasoline To Customers Purchasing $25.00 or More Drastic reductions on all MUNSINGWEAR, ARMORPLATE HOSIERY, GORDON HATS AND CAPS, KABO CORSETS, COOPER'S U N I) E R WEAR, IDE DRESS SHIRTS. EXTRA SPECIALS EVERY DAY CONNER'S INC. UNION, OREGON ' Oil o o D i 6 i II o 1 V ' t : u O
