La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 21, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMon.fav. January 21. 1w2-i. PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER For Tuesday n Oar Ladies' Ready-to- Wear Dept WE ARE OFFERING THE FOLLOWING ONE LOT Of about Fifteeji. Ladies' Wool Dresses for IALF PRICE ONE LOT Of aboutTwenty Coats, good styles, some with beaver, suirrel and silver kit fox collars, for HALF PRICE ONE LOT SUITS FOR HALF PRICE A Good Place to Trade DIYMPIG m SKED ALTEHED for in" liot. iIi'-KouIokii ifclldl ' ll(Mi) friiit Jii If. French vises Re-for BOBBY BY LUND ""M IOSBS TO SAXON , , ., ,. V V.O'f'H ruLe ;- us lollown: Hit it- - j Iiiiiillnv shool nt Sslory; clay pit?- j i on 'shooting til Insy-les-Mouline-uii.; I'iiik distance tuix'-l Nhoottnji at f'halons and ahorier distance.', at UIh-iihs. (nun June I to jam II trails, ie Olyni-alh- Cominittee S c h e d u I e. Coming Olympic (James in Pans. PA It IS. A I') ' 'o"!M I i l Ions In Hm KiiKltftli Olympic tiaui.-H I" Pari n.kl year will occupy 1h greater. pari of M:iy. June aed July. acenrdiiiK lo Hie revise schedule jusl publishi J hy I In-- J-'reneh Olympic commit! IJ.-Hinnliifc- In My wiih tin- Idi hy unit Association root I. I hi' ciilmlnutfm! point oi' i nlcH will come with Hi'- f h-t If week July r, io 1 :!. After lilf conclusion ni' (he v; lu ll r f,pirtfi u i haiuonb. P- h. n xl Olynipii- onipeiMloii will come wilh KiiKly football, from May :i to Mnv I'' and " b-mtit foolhall from Aluy l& Jme These matches whl HUr pluc .ii IIh new t'olombi-H Stadium for the ml-rinalK. I he climinat ion trail: Imvinif b.'i-n held at Pcrshiiik' Si ilium, Mm Velodrome Pure H I Princes, I hi- Hul'tnU) uiul Hew SlUdlUIIIM. Then will come ihf r- n-im 1 nnonlnir of the r:ui:fl. which In- preceded hy a U sliviil cty.xn iti oralliiK llii' 1 h III lei Ii amiivcni.iry ff lln ri-Hiiinpiion ol tin- (Hynipi-i.I. Tin- ri-Hlival will l! ril hnil'-'l J' .'3. Two ri rcnionli om- In : Ih 1 Noire Dunn' t nl hnlral In lh : morning "'' ,i(fl' ""' 'v-' liiiiK ul tin' Kurhaniif. will Ih- tin i inuin fi-aiun-K of Ilic iliiy. Tin- lol i lowing dny a k:iu pci-l'oiiitiiii,i- will he kIvi-ii ul the Opt ra. Tint ileii-Rah M froifj l li In-Ill Kowlrit: nifi'H will I ArffMl'-ull nil Ihf Hi J lie ItlV'i :tloiil out- mill- from tin- 'oliniiin t Si :till inn, from July I'.i io July 17. ('or I hi- '"SpitriM ili I'ombiii," u:i 1 1n- l-'n-nch cdmiiiiII ii-i li rniH hosing-, vns1 liiiif. wi Ulit-liftliiK, har hill iinl f'-iK-itiK, lh- utf of the iriin- ih 1'aiin, m llit ri'iiiir oi I'urlK, Iiuh hi'i-n Ki-curi-il, Thr ilaii-jj un: (irai ro-Uoinan vr-allinj?. July (1 in July b. ii(rh-u-rai-h-can, July 1't lo IS. HoxImk. July K io 2t. W.-lKhiM, July 21 lo zt. I'l-m-lnt-', July i io J7. I'ftllTI.ANO, Or. I' rank Kn'. clalmaiit n ft he liuni l"-av wi-iRii' wr.-.sllhif- ti; It- of ruiunln, ih IV"' nj liol.li' livlupil, -Miuii'iipoh. livn out of ihrJ'it fntltt in n cwv-. i hour 'mutch 1t (hp ll.-mtf Sulnr ai i tiny ' nlKlit. AMlioimh otiiwciKh1' 12 potni.ls cml not in thp hvrt ui Physical trim, liylnii'l put up phii-l;y li;;ht a;;;iNirt his hravhv (ippoin n:, j Track Coaches Ttilk Dividing Jurindictiou f;nsolinr Ta llrlts fioaiN. UK NO. Niv. (Al') A tax on ur.mWuv, i-fri'Hivc in Nvtu!a for h hh I huti a year. hu ncMcii Un Hlatc niorr than Jlld.iMio. Atfftn'jiati- nali-H at the lut n1 porl wt-ri' ti,'i1,mi KallonH. KumlM Cdlh-cfcd hy (iU'iHlatr arc. fllvhli'il hijwo.n iln Hlaie ami countii.s for iiHf In hlvhvvay hiinrovi-uii-ul . eGRANTON as HORTNC STILL OFFER THESE SPECIALS i.) I" j.ii-.l w ill ' SKW VOItK. (AP) The Asso iatimi of I'olli-'fi- Trarli i'oachcxj . ! of Atiii rlm will hi- tlivhii il into 111 --- m'WloiiK, one for lh(t cast, onu fo:- thu inidUlc. w-sl uml utu- lor the I'ac-ll'lo coast, If plans now i hrii'tf coiiMidi-rcd aro upprovi'il, ac conliliK lo Harry I,. 1 1 111 man, of Imriuiouih. Hccn-tnry of the as.so cic.tion. Tho awocintion, oi Kanizi fjvo yi'arK kko for Un purpOMi' of im proving general athletic comlilioiiM and inukillx KiiKhcHliontf lo (he sev eral int'-rcollchiti athlelk hodlcs now hU:i 4't active jin-mherH and ono honorary tucniher. Willlaip "rooch' I an an, former Harvard track coach who now confin'-.s hi duties to (raining- the Harvard foot I'Vrer-t- hall and hnsehult tenuis. in : m h Men's Dress Hats Stetson, Mallory Aetna makes $2.50 Men's Shir 100 in All stiff inerly &. $1 Florsheim Shoes Sizes 5A G, Good styles; tan or blacl Dress yvooi ic Vants, Wool . . .., All cuffX yfTr- TkfOf 50 vanies I in Shirls, Wool Gloves Shoes DISCOUNT SPORT NEWS UNI GAGERS DEFEAT ELGIN Maroon and White Bas ketball Team Triumph ant in Conlest-rScore 40 tq 11, ,; TNIOrf. (Hpi'rlnl) pnlon JilKh Hntiool'a huHkethnll t.euin iJefculeil tho Klyln hlHli itflionl tfiam here Krhluy fwntMtf 40 lo4V Ia.it KrlUuy ,1'Venlnif Union hkiiIh expeotoa lo have I w o Kaines In I he If y m. KlKln liaviiiK planned to hrliiK ihelr Kir' Iniloor"' HiiHehall learn, whrn tho bWrh Hrhool hoya came for liBHkrthull, hill Coi-i'h I'alchen, who urtiVfil u'llli Oi lioopciH early In tha rv-nlntf, announnd iliat ull ImH.-hall ImnicH hud her n poslpoiu il hy inn Klgln IiIrIi w hoot kv till tho hUKkeihull Heynon wiih over. Union parted ihe Kama with muck er ami Mef'lellan lurwurdH, Jensen renter, uml f'udwell ami (Jilmon1 as KiiardN. Ht'foro Ihlrly sccoml hnd elupwd I'nion had Iwo field has 1 tit rhulked np, Jensen and Me ridian huviiiff rniiiiecled. Thu llrsi iiinrt4l iiidcd Union II. KIkIh 3. ami nhoul lln hjimw ratio lead was kept by the loenl leiini during Un eiillre K!lie. The vlsitora put up a K"Mo figl't hill were ouirhissed. Tha final score w:ih Iii la II. tilt-; 1 nori 9 one haskct was from 1 lie renlir of (he floor and Mccieltan threw two also from Hie eenler of Oi" floor. Jensen ami f Mr 'Icllnu wnch had Hf-vm field ImsUeta hutf Jensen added 'Iwo (owls', to ' hlsJ seoru while MrCleltan Hecnred only one, Jensen siandiiiK 1'tKh point man with a pcore if I fW Hlacker, pluylnK veOrwijir, qt- ithree field husk o In, and shot one foul. The Kan io was a little slow, the Union hoys Hllll showing some stiffness as a rcau It of the three names in Wal lowa counly last week. AIUioukH Die first aKreeim-n1 iviiH for Union lo play the La (I undo lilKh Hchonl second teum or M Iris, lh InUer preferred to play Hie first teum In the Kami here .''aturday tvenliiR and ukh u remill 1hc local Be xlet I e was hadly defeat ed. l,a Uraiule'u Kh Is were older, larger and more experienced and easily won the Kame allhoiiKh 1'nloH Hfored first 1 (oris Hustrli se ruiinff a field husket hrfore a hall minimi of play. Tliut was Union's last conned ion with the hoop un til tho last, ipiatter when three inori' blutketH were secured. I .a Orando scored repeatedly thronKh oiii the kuiiik which eiuhd with the scoro 28 1o S. Mrs. KeMey, Union roach, refereed the first two uuar iern and MIbh Murchlson, ,a than do ronrh the second half. After tha KlrlH Kame Nnrlh ' 1'owder ond Union's second t.iim look th floor. This was auoiher one-shied contest although not nnlto so much uh the first Kami Powder easily won hy means of quicker passhiK and more accurate hu.iKet enooiiiiK. I nlon s scon s ramo mostly In Iho second and third quarters, Hansen securing one basket in the swond. and both Jio and Geortarn onu In the third A foul In the last quarter hy (leert wn brought Union's total up to 7 while fowdor scored In nil four nu art era, ending1 with 17 polnis. Ono Powder man was disqualified lor personal fouls and several were railed on other players In hoih teams, Gwtsen refereed. Klllol, roach Of ths Powder team, rnmr down with the boys on tho trip. BASKETBALL Saturday Itesulls l.a O ramie a, Knteriirlse 22. Oregon 1.7, North Purlflo 2 2. WaKhiiiRton a:l, Montana III. I'ueiflc 2:1 Monmouth Normal 11 O. A. r. 2:1, Idaho '42 WANTS FOOTBALL CODE UNCHANGED ademlc officials w ho will m il her I olerale uiisportHiiiuiilike practlci-H or standards in llnlr own Imit ha lloas hy approvlntf sch'-diika on which appear leama w iiose firal concern is havin- a hi ton if d-urn and whose hisl concern Ih how- liny Kel 11, Hie efforts of Hu ruhs eom uiiltee lo make the tfitnie ii. Knod one will he powerfully nupleuieiii -ed." The ruhs commillci- has pul It self on record as opposed now lo tuaklnK any fundamental chaiiKcs iu the ri'KiilallnK the k id iron Kami. Daylon Driver Winner. If tfctf Old Ouurd Tins a front this trould be good tlniu to tether It ' NRW YORK. AI') A siiKKen Hon that collette ainhoriiles con ahd should eomrfB vrnnKers that threaten roller foolhall Is conlaln- ed In the I HUT repori of K. K. Hall. ,or- Dartmouth, chairman of the foolhall ItilleH Co'muiitlee. lo Hie Naliona) I'nlh'Kiale A. A. Jf then- are any dangers Ihrea-ii-uliiK Hie prentice or good name of Hie Kame." he declared, "Hiey are not, in our opinion, of such na ture thai liny can he averted hy a mere friimlnn of rules." .Mr. Hall urwed (he N. C A. A. lo work through lite academtc and athletic officials of Hie coMckc In upholdlUK the foolhall code, stut iiitt that the apparently unlimited Increase In Ketu-ral interest and support necessitated vIkIIuucc in priHi rviiiK Hie frood name and In-ti-Kl'ely rr the spori.. "The refiponHlhilliy.' he con- llnued. "rests on ihe friends of thin irreafest of acoilemlc spoils lo. . take cerialu, not only that the fMiue white heltiK played. Is kepi free from unfair ami unsportsman like lacdCH. hul that Hie prepara1 tKu'is for ihn foot I ti 1 1 season, and ihe ilevelnpuieiH of' Uir U:ains ure Hially free 1'nnn- niiylhiiiK which savors of uh'liilr eompetllion ami unsporlsmanltko lacilcs,; . The Kame itself Is played In the open and under Hie supervision of oiflcials who will not tolerate un fair lactlcs. If the preparations for Hu seuson und the huililinir un or teams are MkcwlHC tnad. In Ihe open and under supervlnlnn of ne- I.OH ANCKI.KH. (AD I'rnl IJcklehler of Imyton, Ohio, won the feutlire ITi-llllle event of a dll't I rack autouiohlh race proRruih which marked the op.nlnK of (lie new Ascot speedwny In-re Fuiulay, (overlnK 18 laps of the scheduled 40 ftrju 'the five-elKhls-mlle oval In I I ininuli-H and .'M seconds. I'rel Hony of.fy. I'aul, American dirt Hack champion, finished second. anil .Arthur Davidson of Indianap olis cinne In third. The rare was stopped after ihe eighteenth lap on account of dust. I'Ycd l.uelliiiK of fiau I. ills Ohis- po, Ual., was fourth: Marry Hook- r of l.os Anifehs, flfih, and Itjlph le I'alina, Internal lonally inmous hoard ami dirt track driver, sixth. The proper treatment for u had cold Is rcHt in lied. TIiIk advice Is from tho doctor, however; nol from the hoss. V Vapokub For All Cohj joubla .'. ; ' V For Sale Apartment, houc: four :t-rooni. II furnish. , I iiiuirl'.M'ntH. lmxn In koimI ronilllltin. mii litr:iti')f ttn Mivi'il jiln'it. Tin' Incnmi' I.4l3f. mt inonlli. '1'liln propi'ily wlu my lor lls.'ir hi .slili M iiroviillniaF iur- liimnf It KoOil. i-IOJio In. ruliirurl "''" iHimc. 'I'lii. iit It In I iiivin.nl plmr wiih hi,, iiitiuity or Is In lii-t tlln IH'op.'ily. Itlilo llio Nuw, Moilorn, V , IICAtMl lillKSI'H i 12 aatl LA GRANDE - JOSEPH STAGE LINE Leave La Ylrunde 7:30 A. M., 11:30 A.M. nhd3:3j 4 ItODNI) TlllTS 'lioo.se th & ' 8a fo htno fdr lions of Kporls und Athli'tics rep resented at Hu- Kan mh, after havhi'f been officially received hy Presi dent Millerund at Ihe Klysce on July :i, will he the Kiteais of '.hi-l-'relich f'lyiiipic commiltei- at a haiMiuet. Finally, ai two o'elucu in the af ternoon of .Inly Ii, Iln soli inn cere mony of the official opi iltllK of Ihe Xami-H will take place at Ihe I'ol OiiiIm h Sladiuuif From Hial day until July 1!7, Ihe various Olympic evenhi will he con- lesleil, While lM'i'Oli: 1 'ollKl'eH.S-S of Nporliiuf Federations - will h. held. The r.-viMe.l s.-hednl follows: Al hlelirs, ( 'oloml h July I. to I'euiulhlon. 'olomhi July I '2 lo 17. Law n-Ti-iinin, ( "olomhi M Stadium July, i:: iu Kiiiest rain (i.um Klailiiim, July J I lo Swim 111 llitf coin (e l i 1 ion w'lll he held al Ihe new Hladiutu, .of . the Porte d' .s Toui elles I'roni ,J'iMij ' ? lo July ri. The polo iranu-H ere scheduled of (fani'ii Sladjum. Sladium. ; laicli Hccllon of the country Is I reprcsc:ilei In Us meuihershlji laud Hie proposed dlvlsion of tho '. deuliiiK with iuc.stlouH afiectim; it if-nla i' u ras. The parent hudy would continue to he the IUt- liouui onfaiii.uiion. I Tho present offlcera are: Presi I dent ThonniH Keene, Syracuse; secretary and Treasurer, Harry I., i 1 1 ill man, a I art mouth ; Hoard of (lovernors, John l Moakley, I'or j nell; Walter Christie, t 'allfhrnia; i Kerne. Illpalriek. Princeton; Law ! son Ko)iTt;u)i I ,eiins Ivania ; John ' .lujr'e, llowdoin, and John Hyder, Hoston t 'ollejie. j The nwoclnUon losl one of its charier members hi Hit1 ih-aih of Joiinuio Mack the laic yale coach. Table! on l'nt;eM f.oiulnn Ihnue. EStBLISHED 1875 ImcistSeuimCouch Medicine ihthlWowo KEFUSE SUBSTITUTES m,i rAfi:i:vu-m:ni.: SGRANTQN g S HORT, 1. l.fiNDON. (AP) The ImlldinfT No, U (Irosvelior .Siiiare haa1 'oh. loin ii beep marked wh h a table! in im-iu- ', ory of Waller I lines Putfe, who was; American Ambassador from to i t'.i IS, and w)io made llio buildimr 1 his residence. The tablet was erected by Hie Kiiiflisji . Speakln;r j Union. ,""'"' " ' ! j?A H-Jk.j.ii 5w A Grande RndeJriospital A nonsectarian and ethicylij'titution that does not ad vertise your sickness or Wfiadcast your operations, but gives you service equal to any institution in the North west. We employ only graduated nurses If this Signature is NOT on tlioox, it is NOT i s 1 r g Ml :,) a. m. IV. M. M. I IJfII-Y l oniryb table, Vufir Trip I ...Ai' I'Tvo-rnoni nio.l.in .inio, I'.iiMI", rim-i.1,.,1 hi lyft KrcsHliik' re;i.son;il Mode lent CD ulationn ii. cut w that in Price. $.'. terms lot ortlou ipidly pro- and Very arraiiRed. i r.-TOom Inline In rxcel lltlon. hasnent, furnace. KaraKe, ce- l;b school. wash lr Ilk, near 5il Fivc.(Vni hoiTii T liMliir ! 2 and .una; four lots lei ins. Geo.H.Currey nEAI.TOH" Ileal rsuio IiOAOM Insurance EVERSHARP. ! PENCILS j Half Pric ! VT linvo a InrRi- Jork f I l'llllllIU ll'.VIUSHAUr VfMll.S , S lWhlch wo nro IUnp III 1 llillr I'lr ! H.V'llnr $1.00, ow .W l(.il,ir I.Tf.. flow NHo I Kcihiiiir JLt.no. mm. ... mi.iui HcirVinr !M'J now (ta.rid , ! U. T-iinvM t6w whilo Iho Red Cross Drug Store (There js nb other "BR0M0 QUININE") Vfhe Laxniivri rind Toiuc:ElTect of Laxative i?R0M0 QUININE Tilbleti 8 very beneftciul lo the system. , . ' '. . $M. Welti's ti(o?t pqpiiturtreniedy for Colds, Grip uud Ijifluenza. ' Trice 30'CeuU . ' ' " ". oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO vfl. 1 Cauimbu V-HJ, Mint Wafers made color or sizes .fol lies. f mm n A. . 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