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. rw I PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday. February 11, 1924. h ' : '-: -.U ? Sunshine Colors Brighten L SPRING HATS Our milliner has jnSt returned from market and brings with her ad vance, showings of Spring Millinery revealing many charming new effects. The colors are bright, indeed, after the- dull dress of Winter, and tiie new clock shapes with the tiniest roll to their brim are. very alluring. i H ' In the earlv Sorintr when von start, to il:m vniir now gftdT wardrobe, your first thoughts center about the Millinery .Section. J'rices range Jrom .;.()() to .fzfl.OO. SPORT NEWS Pendleton's Claim of Victory Over L. H. S. Will Not Hold Water A Good Tlacc to Trade Game Wus Actually Won By La Grande Team 23 to 22 , (fly Krooji) 1m (Irnndc won from I'fmllHori l.'i.-iL (Yl-Juy iillil 24 to 22. Y"( rvmllHt-in IiIkH wlinol cUiw iuo ToiiIh. whirl, wit actually 11 li'tfutly shot uri-r I hi playing P vo of i)m Kunm nJ(i. iinnli- l.v HiiMon, JVnlfnn lorwitni, kw (lir-in a viclory. lN'iidlflon'H iit'-wrtpnpcr, I lie "Kimt Orojconlun" priiilc! a Htory Km ur- lay to ih (ffiwl tliul Hull on won i In kuihc for I'l-ntllfton lilKti. Th Journal, of I'orMtiti'I, prints i Hlory wnt tlioni liy Ihdr JVnIIton forn Hionil nl, h)-nUral with Hi one nwd hy 1 hi IVmll-lon n-wn-pupi-r uh fur an tiie nuiiM iv uh von- i'itih-iI. I'l-ndii'ioii Iiiffh NrMool, a infiij- Imt of the Oregon Kiutn i J Ik'' School OHKoriultotl, permit till (In fvnrlictoii iicwMpupcr to print I 1m nhovn nicnlioniMl (lout, j HI ill I -a Grund1 won urnl Din ftulni l hut 1 he pi mJlt'ion li-um were victoiH Ih not It -gal In uny r- Hjii'Ct. Hpulilliit'n in;ja-lM Offlrlul ftuMkclhull Unlilo clearly 1iob thai I-ti Grande huh winner. ThiN fH I'xpluiiM'o' iiioh fully in u Inlet vrii lo tint Kvt'niiiff Obwrvcr hy W. IC. Gilht'it, a wiin.MH of thd Kaino. 'IhiH Jitit r Ih piinli-tl on HELIX PUTS HER E TUESDAY Umatilla County Champs to Try Luck With La Grande Legion Hoop Team. Confidence IS CREATED IN ONE'S SELF BY BEING WELL DRESSED Our Kuppenheimer Clothes command confi dence through superior tailoring, exclusive fabrics and correct styles. $25 to $60 ire hi tii S '! i If ' - ' ff I' I Cupyricht l23. The I Lute KorfWena military work, joju ijiiiiiincr rnmp. tlioir dcsirn oi'ficfrs. When Il'lix takts tiu floor hero tomoirow nlKht uriaitiMi Ihr: l,a Uramin l.clon i.:ihk.-u.uii ii'um i ,av(i siKnin,.(j on.- of thtt hi'Hl hoop RUinoM of tht jOI lOPOM,nK ri. serve year ih anlii'ipaleil. ii..KKelian . innn nw rlmei for u .iinjilyy ot ' nn) Arlli h in Tuhllr real hoop work with plenty ot j nlw hy cnii'Ir Ijindoners thrtlln. LONIMIN. (Al) LoiuioneiH Jleli-t, who ha ilt feuticl fhejar). )eroiiilnp more aftfunt miml Pitrpht GiunlM who won from a J-u : lin( hui; their properly about Grande town team here hit year, i in taxleahb, Ihism-h and trams' comes to Ju Grand" tomorrow an t hu Bf roiiK't atiiaieur team tn I mat If In county. At the prenont time Helix leadtf the I'litatlllu County RuHkelhall ieafuc. compOH- d of Pilot Kock, Pendleion, Jlellx, Milton-I'Veewater. and oihem. i 'I'ickelH are now on Hale tor the content whlrh will he played In the i handbag, taiKh Hfliool iryiiinaflltim. TJie Kami rnakeM In will be called at efrtfhl o'clock. CADET OFFICER AT O. A. C. NOW Union Loses, 4 to 20 to LI If" i I ; Will in n ocal LaersL'rKn, the tliiii- (lin tcMirniuiiiiit acrlven, ahinild i.m impntvicl slill further. '.4)iiijiuir j: Lit Grnndi. 41, I'nlon I.R Gi'Miub': i'riii' f i-n p) II; i .ynch -II: I Ininim It 1 1 ; sia- r - I ; Wllliiinm; lultt-r - ' Hull - 11; Geersl.-n nvnr. 1 ; ',nrl (well. I-'I-M I.UHk'tn. I'nlnn 0. I .a Cnind.. is. pohitM in.Mle i,y f(-i... I h i'dwh : ml tin X, !.a ;i:niit u. l-'n-t-l hrowii ml; id ; I'muii ,, Grandti if. Itef.-ref; Homer .(atlilesnn, Ill Hie girls' biinkellinll Tntiit' tin La fJi-aiidc Mi-Im" flfKl t.-ntn plnyt-d Ihe Him' half and I!m lnni .jikii'I-t villi the Kirniid t fit i n phtvliii: the third pi-Hud. The hhiiv by (piartrrn t'tiltituji: linbl. r, 1. :i, 4, ;t. Totnl I I. La Grandi-. :.'n, , i t Tut.d c." 1 ' I I I.'IL.. X' .,, JlPHpito thf dirrereilee in wor- 1 1., .. ' Vil ''.',, Snillli, (iol.ll.- iw, , K, .;,, (i!f.s Ahldi iMl nydt-r. i:-lly "iu li ran. Iti-un Wrirlit font Shtnh y and Mil-dr.-d G.iulhlt r r. pn i-.-nt. , CiMiidi htr.li st'iuiul in iiif fitiit.'Hi with hx Imbb-i- lrl:(l the IS liob'H In 1U and followed thai, with a, 71 on an unumiully windy day., i ' ( . ;j .Iik. Kli.i" K. HnhnlnK' of Cin-c-in nut 1, Htatit champion, and on i tlui rrark women Kdlfent who vliiit Kt. AiiKiistine, ban announced her intention of entering lm wo iin ir;( luiirnament in Murch. La Grande Boys Have a Successful Week With Two Victories Girls Beat Imbler. Continued from pnjro 1) - inilll a(- tnitin one wIHf l'eii- dletpii uiul one with linker at. Ila- kit; niiKi-r iu h fsiu nniu y nil1 1 J'iMlillelon eoinCH lien. Krbruary 'J2. ' SAYS NORTH POLE HAS FINE CLIMATE Inyr.t I'nlon hluh put up u ban) It unto here. I it Inn ha inipro vi eoiirtlNtfntly aim-i. tin- f(rsi of tiie year' ami will uudoiitdediy b n Btrohjc factor in I he loin namwit Pliiy Alttr hci-Iiik th'-m piny, the wrltifr liftM tio doubt but ilul in. Maroon unl Whltj team In one of tho )nHi In tin dhirU-t, (;olleiH llntri- TtMirney HT. Al'GI'S'l'iNM. Mil. (Al1) pin tn in' (bt VlM-l'l.d 1,) part lei pat c In t lit,.,. tn;rimiiint;i to be pla.'d on Hu- Sa. Aut;iist in" lil k- tlurln, tiie n-t UH d;t:'. TIN' iii;iiMi annual sprint;' hmrna ii rent will open l-'chrtutrv l :i ,-uid Ptay will runtiniio (lmm;h niarv LTi. Ai'ti-r that will rmiie wllilo I. a Grande m-ored. 'I. (he ' ' wo tin ti'fi third annual tcini n..- fKii tirnmlf Takes l,cnil la: UraiHbi look 1111 early h-ad ' Gold r;: ii-ruu many witlii field biPdift hul I'nlon I i""Gi ainl rinM iiy IM'U I IK m-orn aim torj;rl n hi ad on a fre throw. l-rom ihtn on until the cud of tlm flr.-d umir ter the piny wiiH rlime. When the period-rllded 1 4i (itillldc h tl I n ion 11 t 7. In tin mcond tinir ti r I'nlon wum iiehi m-nreless luiif .VhdlUK l.a Grande ;'u, I'nlon 'I Ho liMt half resuMetl in l.a Gramto Hcoriiiff 2 and rnlmi 1.1. T"nlon: Horfd by a toiai ot pIx field buHlrN while Ui Gruudu looped 1 S. dUowcyer 'uiou wliot. N fron t(il'iiv4i after fouls wlllte l.a Grande made hut &. dentin, Jllaek and MeG.llan Wt-rei'iJIlHr JtHMl who Mcerid (lie irrcmii Mhare oi the jxdnls rr t "h'lfc Thw above trhi sion d 19 out dTth. sa putnt.-i made, Jcnw-n Ik lnj-3 jtjK(l pum(. in un tor t iilmi with 4. i:.HS-- man on the a Grande tcamWiU htH Ntrld,. and pn pHnir n U w IntervalH ,lhe entire Lain workuil like n maehine. llnnuut'lt ant! r.yneh wen, hiKh point men withfj! eacli and Pihv, eaptaln. and (Joker, guard, tied ir M.cnd with 0 point i-aeh. StaKer. sub .Mltutcd f0- iitiniinilt In Hi- hist lialf. Scored tho other point. IMji Hhorl. and loan elicit were ilrtbMia In i,y the T.u tiraiule ir wnrdfj and center and t.'uki-r, piny lng 11 excellent k"''. did him Rhuri of Hcorinir. M teair, niilm Jio imido no wort-s, looked very Cooduii irunrd position, In 'fact, t'oach MacTaviHli irt bcKtrtbtnfr to K't rejtuits. Ills team ix b8onlnR more polished in loih Ihclrffoffi'llen (ttld deft'iii find bv in. nt. .March f-s, wiitrh will be l-illdw.ti by the Hortd:i wint-r chnmpinnHliip touriiauit el March IS-:':.'. Wilfred I: It dt proiVmJotml In har;re of lin couihc which mi iMIe ef (lie favorite places el' ive real Inn for the lat l'tvildent Harding iiiirinf: bis viilH to Mor- Ida, prcinoiineen boih tri'-ertm and lalru a m in almost flnw b km con IIMon. lli- b:i r-'C.'ttlK neirnt i.i I . . HKATTLU. Wash. AI') The , mm f inii PMieniiiMioan, on the i til led Siai.M nuvy'H itxpeiillloii to the i uie next Hummer, will not tind teniperature.H nr. low ai: tho.! tlii;i winter on tin- Atlanlio mif beard, 'H the belief of M. II. Klllll er.s, weather observer here, who ffdnhllHhcd the Koveriinient niet eiohiKlcal station at I'oint Hur row, where Alaska Juts farthest iio.rih into the Artln Ocean. Mr, I SiininierM was transferred to Reat ll" rroni Juneau, Aln.Hka, several j moot lis aKO. Mr. .Suinnierfl naid that the I coidt-st Juno ay recorded at ! I'oint Harrow, which la 1,117 I inlh is from tlm pole, wan 12 do i(ii".i above, Hero and tho coldewt duly day iitt above. Tho rtuiffn hint j .lune wad from 23 derecN nbove I to f'U above. In this month oul two days were ehisHll'led uh clear. ! The Shenandoah I more likely in encounter nun than miiow, in lb., opinion of Mr. Summers. 'I'owar.l tXn Pole it will nnturat I be colder- than al Itarmv," he vatd. -ciMisid.-rnbly , If there Ih l'o hii'Ki body of land between Alaska and the pole. If ther an Artie continent or it larft "and, radiation rroni Hie .sun'.' '" w" make t warmer nn l tho fronlpaifo oi ihl Inane underTAOOD I.YMAN TS i ne m-auinK "w. iv. unneri i -iih AijouL ("UK'C Gontent." Kiiperintendent Kamplon. of th La Grande hlh hcIiooIh, voueheN perHonally for the Integrity of W. Iv. Gilbert ami Coach l.enter .Mac ravlflh, who HiibnlanllateH Mr. Gll- rt'M Miateim ntH. The writer of I h hi arllcle Ih nbno- lutely ure thut l.a Grande JiIkIi nchool won and uIho pei-Nonully vo uche for every wonl thai W. K. Gilbert says In bin hller printed touay. t'oach MaeTavi.sh ha written n tier io ( l Pai-HotiH. in cn of the Denver Pout, explaining llnM ictH of the ease and unking for Ida opinion. Pur.Hons in a un'inber of (he National ('olleiute Ailileile' ANsoelallon Advlnory Couitnltlee on! HaMketball. . ! The writer of Huh article ''Iioh' perHonally written u letter to V, II. lireKory, Hporla edlior of the Port land OreKonlan, t plulniuK ' the facm pf the cane. A copy of thin edition of the Kveniiin Olmervir Ih to be H-nl to (tho auperiniendeiit of the Pendle ton hlKli Hchool IhiH evening ami a ;copy will alno be Hen I to . I.. I'ai-MonH. I.. II. Grt-Kory, the Kasl Ori'Konlan at l't-ndleton ami the GreKon Journal at. Portland. ' l.u Grande hitch nchool Is uIibo lutely mire thul the Kiune Ih herH bul due to the wbleHpread clrculu jilon of i lie f)re(fon Journal and the ! lUiat OrcKonlan, h pre.seiiilriK the j facts of thn cuhh for thn rendera of newnpuperH to Hee. The renderM ;of the two papers mentioned above ;are doiilitle.isly under the iniprcH laion that Petidbton won the khu4 land thin linprt-HHion should be cor . reeled Inasmuch as Pendleton lilyh school wat: not winner. more rarelemi than ever. Tie' lodt property office at Scotland Yard luai year handled over KMt, (idii arlfcloK valued aL uboiit $500. fiiHi, which had been left In public vihlclps. J j; Althonirlit the properly con.sl.sl-i ti nioHtiy of uiubrellaM, can cm, and i the flndH included spirits typewriters. cu tnerati, tin elephant fcain. hcw inj; inaehlne.s, u monkey and a. centipede. .' Don't Put It Off PUT IT ON PAINT and VARNISH Save the Surface We Offer Ore. Hdw. & Imp. Co. at a si'I'Xial ruler; COKVAU.IH, (Spccefal) Kl wood w. L.vmun of 1 .it Grande, Junior in commerce nt Oregon Ag riculture College, hUM received hlK comniiMNion iim a cadet. orficr In the Infantry unit of the KcHorve fflcerH Training corps. Colonel Georfo yt Mourn commandant of! Largo lot, 00x110, In choicu res- 'n.iv !;T;o::uL:o"oB' - oc. KlinlentM rating these offices (The house on this lot is two story. it" vi had ttt least three years of Ouch! Lumbago Pain! Rub Backache Away liutint Relief with a email trial bottle of old "St Jacobs Oil." Kidneys raiiso nnikachet No! Tliey hnvp nu nerves, therefore can not cause piihi. I.iaten! Your lark selie is imis,,l ,v hinihnKo, seiatica or a strum, unil the qniekrst relief is soothing. ieni!tralilig ".St. Jneohs Oil." Itiih it right on your painful hack, and instantly the soreness, stillness unci lameness disappears. Don't stay erippled! flel a small trisl bottle of "SI. .lacohs Oil" from your drugaist nml limber up. A moment after it is applied you'll wonder what became of the backache or lumbago pain. Rub old. lionest "St. Jacobs Oil" whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism or sprains, as it is abso lutely harmless and doesn't burn Mio skin iha seven good rooms, larffo front jioom connected with dining room jby colonnades, eood sized bed jroom down stairs, larso liltdien, , pantry nnd room for bath. .Thero Is a largo open stnlrway leading to tbreo lnrge, rooms upstairs ns well as the bath. This house baa stons foundation. In this house. Is somo furniture, which a:. KOcs for the low price of $4.20(1 and only $1,000 cash required. I'M Quirk, Sco i' Is Is- La Grande Investment Company noxnrn rfai-tohs Reliable Agents Tor Itcllublo Itisiii'aiica Companies. 1201 Adams Arc. main 7.V2 .OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AAa.AA.. .. .. .. .. 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 1 4MD ':'J THE LATEST SUNDAY DRESSING Parched Almond Marshmallow Come in and try one You will come again. The Palace 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 MT. EMILY HAMS Vi or Whole 25c lb. None Better Why pay more? The Grande Ronde Meat Co. more nearly the t peruture I. .irrow. lint In ani, event I do II. . I I.Hieev.. 1 lull I here Mill he in ieniiera!iirea ltt uH. ,l0) lnt or Into June." .if 1.1 'Hie .i HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS KUNUOITOfor llsadschs, Deafixw.Cnld tsTtw, Drr Noss. tfcurrh. Cnlds f all feJtKts. JhM-tor. lBlt.u. Nir.fi rmisuniKilMNlN'a. W Jr. doles goo A. Ask forssmplt free. Blue Mountain Oregon LUMBER Do You Like Ahebra? There are three essentials to every huildintr proposition Si.e pltisCost plus (Jualily Any two of these determine the third let us help you proportion them. TELEPHON: MAIN S Bowman - Hicks Lumber Company For Mill and P,o Wood Thone Main 517 J. L. MunhaU Your Prescription WHEN MEDICINE FAILS to produce the expected results, there is a tempta tion to blame your doctor and to believe that he is not giving you the proper treatment. It does not occur to you that the fault may lie with the inferior quality of the drugs and chemicals used in compounding your pre scription. But as a matter of fact, unless , these are of the highest quality, your doctor's prescription does not have a chance to do Its work satisfactorily. To insure reliability in our prescriptions we use the pure drugs and chemicals of E. R. Squibb & Sons, known throughout the world for their high standard of quality. You can have full confidence in a prescription prepared here. i i " " ' ' . 'bv?1' A, in Jr ttxa iP- mea, --' i asc3 Itiili r -Vase ii in il Just two tiiMgs have made It possible for u ts gtvs you this 20 reduction onTuxedoi 1. A reduction In the cost ol Kentucky Burley tobacoo and In package ma. teriats. as well. 2. The consolidation ot throe ot our big plants Into one. (Wrv Foru may not bo In th tobacco business but he Is rigs alraut consolidation.) Tuxedo Is always Fresh. Kerypaex2oe lo- i 3