La Grande evening observer., November 20, 1923, Image 2

TAGE TWO
T7TE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSETIVER
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Hosiery that is selected individually never ceases
to charm. You will find here just the kind that
will please, any particular person you have in your
list. The quality is of that fine grade you'll want
for your Christinas gifts.
Mm.
sanies plnr, n Hip Icvjiip Hint Is pitcher un.l captain, wills relief on
University
Five Started
rc.ommcple.l hy Vhxli ' '"""X P '' III,.- a Infill-
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A Good Place to Trade
,m mi wa''n ...,' ,w
President of Express
I 'nlvernty of ()rK"n. rcusenc
Mliiln Ifelnlijirt, who, winco Hie
inif el" tin- ( 'nivei Hlty of Oregon I hin
fall him h"il the pOHltiop of liurl'
t f'i-il couch foe tin frcwliman foot
'hiill Hiuil. Iian tieen appointed has-
ket hull coach foe the vur-Hlty hoop
icuin.
Kclnhlirt waH Hclecle!
I'icM of appllcantM hy t hi executive
'council for tin Amiocl.itcil Students,
Lifter lii'lnK
I Karl, director of mliletlm at tin- I'nl
jvernlty. Kurls rcciiiiiincndulhili w.ih
tile oillcoine of an exprcmicd deHj,-c
c.n III" part of the liuk.t In II letter-1
inien that liclnhurt should ho mon
itor of tha vacuity hoop Hport.
Thi' record I'Mlalillnhiil hy Itcln
hiart iih an Oregon uthli'ti' hccius lo
'Kivi' liini a clear call to the posi
tion, nr. Moll 'an II"' fact that he
uiin u Htmlcnl of the liaHkcthall Hyi
itcni advocated l,y Holder. haHkethall
Jcoach'of lust year. Thin "111 he
IKrcally In I'.elnhart'H favor iih he liaa
la team that la well schooled In the
; Holder methods, which placed n pre
mium on fiiat paanlnK ami learn play.
lAK It Hlanila now. Coach Itelnharl
will he ahli' to Blurt hid work with
a Kronp of men I hat are well verti
;ed 111 the system, with which he 11
familiar, whereas, If a coach of ano
ther 'type were appointed he would
S have to undo the system of Imsket
hall known lo liclnhurt nnil Ills play
'ers. ii Oregon's ironpect for haHkethall
! look oxcoedlnirly hrlsrht this year.
jVory few of laat year's players were
,IOKt IhroilKh Kiailuallon and Coach
Jlllelnliart will Btart pnllcc next
rj.Monday with aeven letjernien of pre
. ivIohh yeai'H In the Miiiind. I.etter-
inen who will turn ual lor pracuco
Monday lire Latham, center; AlHtoeU
forward; (iowans forward: Kockhey,
aril; Hhal'or, Kimnl: chapinan
irir-ii aren't placing their
tiny uhonhl. Instead of icadillfr the
enila ly aliont a foot or two, they urn
nIiooIIiil' them a foot or Iwo Khort.
and the ondu have In .slow up and w'ahOK,
Hoiiietiiriei a Mop !' cali h thein.
Which doenn't mean any eint yard
l.K'. Coker and McClarc are hnlh idai'-
oPn-!liif i-oo.l lu.ll.
At ifiiardH, KlaKCr In tfolnjc r.l a fast
er paoo than earlier In tho sonnon hut
-Wll-
mndp up of rluh from Clnrp. Itenv
rrton. (;indin. Itosehimh. i'arcell,
and Coleman. 4
l"alher .Menther la proud of hi ball
playing kona. Mrs. .Mctithei. mother
f the nine playpra, three olher Hons
and four luuthterx. Buys she doesn't
passes na iinow much uhout tho cainn, hut likes
10 see her hoys play and win. 1'la.vlntf
on Kunduva m hus boon tho custom
In the leaflie ,1s much against hpr
however. Another cause for
worry Ik her fear that some of her
sons may become "too Rood" on the
home diamond! and be lured to the
olllcii by scoijtii from the Din leagues
Mrs. Meillher wants her family to re
main here and work the !( acre's of
farm land l hat occupies most of the
cnllro family's workliiK hours.
....h,..n mm in u ..." .,.. ...... ,.e, ,,, r,inifn ur h(, t.rolhers Is 19
he IB. he niust correct hat fault I, :, ,t- yrara MlKlM A011.n( r ,,, ,.
I'" " " " " " ' 11 '"I Player, is riKhtfielder; Henry, the
from Hip ;''"!', ... , . :"bal.y." who is 19. plays second baso
i,i.iv..ik . "in ' : i ii.i pitch
as u loose center on Ihe deleiistve. he i
the mound.
The Coleman team roster Is: Jason
Menlher, If.; Joseph, p.: I'Mwar.l. c;
William, ss.; l-'n.l. sii.: I'loyd, 11..:
(Uto, cf.: Henry, ;i.; and p.; Aumlst.
rf.; anil l-'rank, mi:iai:i-r.
i:iu c.vriox w r.ini
Averawe annual salary of tench,
era In C. H. ISI1. '""
Averai-e annual alaiTr of teachers
in I', h". 1920. ' '
Jililee for yo irself whether or nnl
Ihe teachers are paid. H-5n-5li
Gunfire Sinks Dutch
'Steamer "Ryperkerk"
IIA.S-I'IA. Trance (Al'l The I illc-li
steamer Ityperkerk war snnl: In port
Sunday liiornlntr hy Kunfire of Ihe
riulch naval trainiiiK ship 'from. The
Ityperkerk had been on fire for sev
eral days and efforts In ol UKillsh
he bla.e in her calvo of colloii, wool,
skin. silk, and nuls had proved unavailing.
when bnihe
It may be that rlsliiK
hill II doesn't work at it
Joseph, elderly folk hoard n i'r. '
elieraliotl.
much when
STAR
THURSDAY
I lillsineH.i, havhi'; held almost (-very
company l'asses ;i way I'vpriss wi-n in. i.c-amo president r
i la years iil,-o. i.-,iilin,l. forward. Hi-Side
. NKW VdltK (Al'l (Ii oi'kc C. Tav IK' Is survived hy n widow, Ills son ,,.,. ,,. lllo ,. coach will have
lor, president of the American llx- jChadliiirn, IS, and Ills daliKhter iKn, exceptionally Rood material
presu pompiiny and or ihe American Until, HI. from ' last year's frCHliman loam lo
Itullway .;xpross coinpaii.y. died early drawn upon.
Hunilny at hhl home 111 I'eliiiini, Ik As a i;enoral thlnu, people who '
wa r,4 yearn old. I have chips on their shonlilora have no l r, r
Mr. Taylor was horn In lUpou Wis., olher wol,-ht above Ihe shoulders! IILiI'jKO 1U J
and he sp.-nl his life In
exfire
1 worth lei iitl'Milui.'.
TO WALLOWA
ON SATURDAY
THOUGHTS TURN TO THE FEAST
AT THE APPROACH OF.
Thanksgiving ; Time
And Wc Arc Prepared (o Take Care of Your
Festive Necessities
St-eded Wi Seedless Raivins
Currants, Peels of all kinds
Walnuts,-Almonds, Phili, Brazil Nuts
Shelled Walnuts, Almonds and Pecans.
Sweet and Boiled Cider
Extra Fancy Cranhcn ics for Sauce
Home and Swift's Premium Lard
Chestnuts for Turkey Dressing
In preparation of this his least, call Main 80
for any other ingredients you may need.
Paiiisnn Brothers
f('nnttnii l from rff 1)
K'-ntly tiN he kIhhiM yvt. i !
j neli, who Ii.'im hi!i-n iinntilc 10 . !
prarlicc part of Hip H- nson, i sliowin1 i
u l well at ami may illNpl u-o -itti-t
I 'riff or Williams in the Wallowa
tfumc. Dnf thln Lynch Iiuh lliitt tho
team in kcjutmI lai'UM until hn win
Into the liticnp. Ik fil'-nt' if spirit anl
M p kixI talk-il-iip-it!vt rn-ri.(. I. ncn,
like ClasH, tren-rally pop. the team up
wJieii he fr("' ln" line-up.
. 'ouch MacTa vish h planning mi
taking 1.7 iiii-u to Wallowa.
KINE BROTHERS WIN
BASEBALL PENNANT
FOR MICHIGAN TOWN
COI.KMA.V. Mich.. (A I") To wrll
1 h lineup o' i In 'olcman lisj-lml!
team all u ,scr,rT i.s n quin t) to lo Ik
to put down "Mouther" at tin? top of
thp column uni then jot -.Iowa -iuht
'ilHto" markH lM-noath.
The Tolcnian tram l all 'Mont nor
niii( h rot ho m each a ix footer, and
thorn are throe others who t"it pinch
hit if needed. -Ved Mwither, 7U yearn
ohl, Ih Ihe father of thU haKohall team
that won lt Hoeond onjo(:iitivo Hh
trict loaKiie pennant thin year. "I'a"
Monlhor koepH IHh weathoi eyo on tho
management of the clult, allhouprh
jinother won i.s in active ctiarffe. Mr.
Alonther did not mi.s a name dnrinfr
tho past. soiiKon, heinj; on hum! to boc
IHh hos eapl ure 1 2 anl lost; throe
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Annual Duroc Hog
111 r . 120
lilt Head
120
Head
SALE STAPTS AT 1 P. M. SHARP
i THCRSPAY, XOVF.'MPKIi 22, 192,'i
We will hold our anni;:il hos sale at the ranch
6 miles cast of Enterprise, Ore. . Wc have some of
the best blooded hoirs obtainable. They are Path
finders, Orians, Sensations, Cherry Kinjs and Scis
sors. Our herd won both (.'rand Champions at
County Fair this fall.
) Parties com ins; by stace or train call my ranch
and we will come and pet them.
W. H. Kirkman
i Ami he han caune to keep IiIh optic:'
ilsed there nlso. W.illowa Ih preparing
o defoal l.u, (Irande and if the Tlnei's
' vurd ol f inich a defeat, it will he ;i
j l'( a worthy of real uienlloii.
j ' Wallow.t always wus hard t : hvM
Ion Iter own Ki-oundH, as more . than
one I ,ii (Irande hh:h Hchool ovon
jihat played In the past can testily to.
'Several III no ad White leamn liave
went hopefully m ihe Wallowa coun
iry and camfi -it riiofiilly, the hitter
dir'KK of defeut hUllKillK With them.
And Wnllowa'H toiim llifn ) ear Ik nald
to he Ntronner al tho prcHeiil than any
Ttirrmd out In - thn't Hooiioir for many
s. your. ,. ...
Wallowa Htartod off fairly oa.sy.
1'lrnt dio took the cniHt from the
ahitnnl 12 to . A rouplo f wi "krf rest i
'mail- her ready to trample Joseph 24
j to o and then nlie di-fouled I'nlon 12
ito 7 at rnion. I'nion playtd her host
!k'uih' of tho year aKaiu.nt Wallowa
Inn Wallowa, with Kimlulit foot hall
relylnu' on a Hwceplnw end run, was
ihj io he Iohci-h. Tlu n a not her rest
and. Kntorpri.tc, ahllty and Ih-et-footed
' winnei-H over Maker It 7 , lo i, was
downed hy Wallowa l the Unpo.shr.;
score of 'AS lo 1 tl. Ami ihat happened!
at Knler prise, Incld-n.ally.
I '
It In no prevarication to say Ihat
Wallowa, on dope and pro-Kame oh
Kervation ,hu.s a fn-:.n chance lo heat
tho Titferfl.
Spoaktiitf stralKht from the should-
or tho I, a Grande team Ih Mill fnrj
from what It nhouhl ho. HeekiiiK: with j
cockineHN( duo to their f:t to 7 defeat i
of tho Kakor lads, the local eleven j
ono ami nil noeni unoueo wnn ino
idea that Wallowa, Ih Hiiff.to lie eaHy
work for tho lilno and White liki
playing lmhler'n second team, for in
.slanro. Oiitsldo of that over-confidence that
i tinges Into liraKKadaeio. several 1'ault.l
are. still pre.soiit.
Metealf Slowing I'll.
Starting out wilh the mosi linport
aiil place on the team, t he quarter
back. Captain Met calf Isn't plaviioc
the lrad of hill he should. Mis Ken
eralship, supposed to ha his main ay
t, Is weak. At Maker last week ho
itUd a place-kit k with the nooro I .a
( Irande 13. I taker 7 , when a tonrh-,
, down eouhl have heen made easily !
; H" he luol used hlM head. Then Mel-!
,( alf Im slitw In callini:' siunal.4 and his I
I vl" Wliesti serum I o unl lain the i-ih ii-e I
leatn and slow thorn up, collect ively
at-.:! Individually. Class Is showing op
.well anil unless Metealf shows hn
prmemei,;, ina1 net u chain, in th
Wallowa k une. He Hps Ms signals out
iit timid shape and occasionally raif.es
his head and surves Ihe other team
hef.ir. eallhtf,- 'em.
;ailt lu-iier
! ulty, fullhack, is Improvlniy,
there's mt itietion about that. In ihe
llaUer K.ime he sIiowh a TiH percent im
1'ieWiuent per past pert orinuuees.
Hut ei Mil) hit the lino every no
often MraiKht up ond u fullhack
isn't Mitpose. to hutR the opposition
that wio.
Sherwood's kicking is rotten hut
otherwise, he is pla nig n classy panic
His upen fi. 1, running ami his otf
laektu smash es are sliuw lug in ore
driving leree. Hut the punting, ami
1 : tirande is going to need a punter
t Wallowa, Is weak. Occasionally
Sherwood punis one over 4!' yards but
to i vt'i'v good pout probably coalri
holey two t thrie 10 ard lioots,
Kerr hai one main fnilt thai still
Max.- with him. On end runs, ln.itr.Td
of cuitintf in Und following his lnt r
fereti. e in Mnne fashion, he still per
sims m Irving to outrun tbo opposition
and is irce,j buck fur Hint reason,
he is quile often ilou lie, for loses.
utldo of that he Is showing up we
At ihe wings. Trie and WdU.ims
i' Koing Ho-tto. Moth are tntlltiR down
the receiving' ond of passes anil
hotli seem Mower than thov should
e. The Hrst mentiontsl fault Is nnt
11 thi it's however, the buck i mid .
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and Overcomes
Trouble Almost Over
Night
Anv Dreaklnff out nf tli Hn vn
fiery, ilchintf eczema, can lie quickly
overcome by applying Mciilho-Sulpluir,
declares a noted skin specialist. Be
cause of its germ destroying properties,
tins sulphur preparation instantly brings
ease from skin irritation, soothes and
heals the eczema right up and leaves
the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
without delay. Sufferers from skin
trouble should obtain a small jar of
Rowles Mcntho-Sulphur from any
,znod druggist and use' It like' told
creorn.
We Offer!
Vv.s ,
Copyrij-hi iqi) The IIouic f Kupptnlituna '
Turkey Time
; IS THANKSGIVING NOVEMBER 29th
Every man wants to be correctly attired for
Thanksgiving:, Now's your time to secure your
outfit. First, lor proper appearance a Kup
penheimer Suit
$35.00 to $53.00
Then there's the Dinner Trimmings, too
Thanksgiving Fall Ties 50c to $1.50
" . Lisle Sox 25c to $1.25
' " Dress Shirts $1.75 to $4.00
. ... " .Dress Hats $-1.50 to $6.00
: ''- Dress Gloves $1.50 to $4.00
Dress Shoes ;.. $5.00 to $9.00
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HON 8 SHOD
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I .o t ft f x 1 2 n f ii e i n north on M
aveime, on which thei-n Is a new
fine two-story modern dwelling' of
nine rooms: ionr iwrge clOHetN, KOOd ' 4F6
l nil ha.senient, nil renient finished, i
four bed rooms: house stnoro finish.
bill It fimiiiM m .:ie)i fnn.- 11 1 1
t he built-in feat tires of a modorn ' J
home. New combination electric
rntitfe. If you are IntereKted in HiIh,K
let us show you something K"ool. .J
It iM iitie.-d riiiht.
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A 1-ncre tract with -room Iiouho.
small burn, :t ehiekfn hous.-s; can
le seem ed for $'i"".ou cash,, balance
lllOltK-.IKe.
Wo still have many choie
lots pried ilfTht lo aeil.
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La Grande Investment X
. Company
hi:ai,toi:s
Rrllsble Ak'ji(s for nellbU
liisiiranco ConipaMtrft.
' Adams Ave. Mitln ls
40 Pounds
EXTRA FANCY
PEARS
$1
Buy direct from home
prodncci-s at our Gvow
prs Exchange.
Apples 50c
Fir & Jefferson
Phone M-505
La Grande.
Brokerage Co.
WAnr.iiot'si;
O. W. H. It. & X. Tin. Vs
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17,000,000,000
Dollars Not Marks
That is what the American Woman is spending this
year! She is the purchasing agent for the consumer. She
ljuys for the family and the home.
We have a real appreciation of business from women.
We welcome them as depositors and gladly help them
keep account of the vast sums passing through tiieir
hands.
Save Through a Savings Account With
United States National Bank
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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