La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1924, Image 2

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Monday. March 10, 192-1.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Springtime calls for new and fashionable shoes and
our Ladies Shoe Department is prepared to take
tare of your needs either in Slippers or Oxfords,
which reveal the latest style
expert shoe man will fit you
as in style.
ncies. Also our
comfort as well
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ACoodl'l
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ace to Trade
I 'SPORT NEWS
? H CONTROL
r.rt yriirn, of tmrliorn now In ns.
H(ltllllli:tl illMtlt 111 tlllH.
Experts
That
Hand"
1IARUY M. JEWETT
FAMOUS ATHLETE
IN YOUNGER DAYS
Harry M. .lewelt, president of
Pannmmnnrl tIm l'ulKe-l)etroll Motor far eom-
lll , V V All 111 V. 14 V .!!
I???"'!! meantime, the studeniH nl Notre
Maine hud not been Idle, Tim visl
lor.s had corn! lo .South Head I'imii
(ioshen in hacks Oiey had hired
for i lie occasion. Thn students
paid off the hark drivers informini;
them tiny would not he needed lor
thn return trip. The hark driver;
went. home. Jewett won. '
"you know 1 never did hear ju.il
how loiij; it took those fellows lo
walk home," fluid fMr. Jewel) while
renilnisclnjjf lately.
Faculty "Heavy i. t,, In his younger dayN. While a
Be Placed on '"l,'" r ," "'" , N";.n' l
' college apons. ion- mtdieii iy - uw imM.
' ;Ulio liilir Im'thiiio ii rnniuilii niiijo!'
' Ill'lll'HM lllllll'llitll lll'll T.
. NBWfYOrtK (AP) I'lnrlnR 111" i , ,SMi Umb,., ,., w0 'on.,
control 'of aUiMIn iollrtra mul of lh chlf .t,.mi,.ra for nttiMh-i.roi-IIOf
S entlmly In ilin ' '" of r. ti,i .. N,,.,. imi,. i,.;l,us.
tlie iirrslil.nt un.l facility or a col- .,,,. lv,.,. , , w. ,,.,,.
I-K', loip'llinr wllh 1-onnplcntl.ms (1.H illdn't iik.. il licnvv mill. A nlov.'
clljort on Hip pint ol' pitch Ihstllii- HUnlUr ,,, ,,. f,,,,,,,,,,,,,!,,,. llW
mil .o iiiiiiiiui, i.n i.rn .,,,. , ,,.,, np ,,, ,.,.,. ,lt ,.,y
o(wn wn". WOUHl ti . m t iiiiiuy !vnt-1(l (),,.(
1(r tli,T-gvl rhliiwd ukiiIusI Inl.T- I Jk.M ril.(i ,,.. ;,,, ,,.w,
lolli'BluIn iillih'lli'S, In llm opinion ( n,..,rpv n vo.-.i i ,i,u
or.w.wmmlil.... of tlx. AmnHiiilon i(hl.nw () jin(1 Uuhy f.is , m, , ,
of.;i"olrK.-H an.l H.M-omhiry SHiooI.m , . l
of. Ilio .fionlliorn .siuii'i..
. '(I'ln'. ilutu ifiilhtM'i'd hv HiIh rom
iTilttn.t In IfN Invilliiiilloii or Inl.'l'. '
O, A. C. BASEBALL
PRACTICE STARTS '
IX EARNEST TODAY
WEEK FINDS
PARK ACTIVE
Oodwuy wiih eatli'd to I -a C ramie
on hiiMinew) reeentty.
l-'runk WlKKhnwortli hauled n
four horse load of furnlt lire from
linymo l-'lut lo hlH new home m the
larl.
flarenre Vanorder mel hlH son-in-luw,
I'Vank WiKKlesworih, hulf
I way between Hie I'ur); ami L'nioTJ
iluklriK the load of furniture uerot
the ,'iuiinitil. The loadM are unit"
heavy and iiiuch :mmv Inlerfi-rbiK
on the lotiK tfrnde over tl4) niouu.
tain.
j .loaeph l.ny went to' Ilaker wllh
'a loud of live ho''H for lhe hmrket
The rnadn are in fair enndiflon
;tl:at way eunxitlr-rhitf tho rarly
iMeUHOI),
j Alisfi flora Lay wenl hark to
jlTnlon io remmie her Hlie'ieH at
lhe hifjh Hi-hool ulter a vifllt with
Iher iiaretitH niuvu H;aurday.
If'-nry Miller of fovo, wllh hln
niee, Mcs, l.ydta Vnri'lervunter
were Kue.it.H of .Mr. nml MrM. ftar
(nce Vanorder one day lust week
j Mm Irene Cli-uupf, I'ortland.
'writes thut she- wiih informed that
, her patent for her homefltead on
1 he Motit h Fori; hud arrived from
; Wu.'diinifton .nnd h rtt lhe land of
;fiee In La CJrande.
i A Ihert Ilrinker, ii homesteader
ion the Kouih Fork, was In Port
land from La (ininde on huHinesn
! Tt wiih reported that. Leu i
; f.Jreenouf,'h wiail lo Perry, where
he is workinp In a loffifinff camp,
j Mi.ss Crania K. Hunter culled up
jher py rents on the phono from i.v
(irande. She states that she will
isiay In La (Jrandn during the
Mprlnr;,
j :eor?e Wright Is moving his;
I'urnll ure and stork to the Win. ;
Wita,'lenworih raneh at Haynio
J-'lat, which ho has leased.
If v.es learned lhal lon Wirtli,
who Hoh! out his hit' farm at lib;
freeU. and had lorated nouvwhere
near The Dalles, has housht an
other farm in MJ freek and will
ret urn to Ills former community,
if'rlends ure elated over (he. news,
las I. on and his family were ureal-.
ly nppreelated hy the Hi freek.
people ns a nood and neighborly
family. ,
There will be a hard lime d:nen
al CJeorjre l.osnley's plari- ut Mh;!
freek. Heverai p.-opie froib 1 -t'hrj
1'ark are .repariiuc to attend -Uw
bull.
Mrs .Lola Witfiesworlh. Ttuynlo
I'lat, will vLsil with her husband
parents. IMr. and Mrs. WiuKiet;-!
worth. In Cnlon, a few days lr
fore she win lo orrupy their
new home at lhe Park. '
11 is understood that W. Wurtftn
worth will j-un his runrh in part
nership wiih floors' Wrlfrht. while'
the lamily r. main In V"Vion.;
Strolling,
i' . ' ' inf- iVii-f 1-Jf
tut v:
jTHACK ST.. 1 1 HOI.IIS ItKCOItO
1 . Kt.'OK.NK. Ore-. un:on Inic-k
I cthli'iicH urn hold.'ra, or joint hol.l-
oi-H, of flvB fiicirir roiwl rooor.lH.
iifi orilini; lo Tralni r Hill lluywunl.
Dim Kflly. (tri'iil OlvKon juinp'T
nn.l uprinlor, vt-t llm roort rronl
lr. tho Ifm-yunl iliuih will! Pail.loi'k
niiil Ur.-w at a 3-r. s.-.'onils. lln ttl
mo Net hi- niurl. now .iotiilb' lii'l'l
hv l'iiililiii'l;. In Hi. i ut 21 l-r-!..'roiiilM.
Kolly ul; o niiulo lllu liroml
Inlnp ri'cor.l in' 2-1 li'i t 1-2 In-
La Grande
Mattress Shop and
Weaving Works
Matlritusea of all Idnil
plounod uml ri'linllt; I'Vathi-r
H.movutinB; Hur anil . Klj
IIU5TH riiailo to onh'
mill-. (';not anil Ullfrlt'
Ins.
l'cnseil l''iuffiKalor
I'Jl lorv riMflm 2.-.:t-V
ciiAs. j:iirAUi)s, I'nip.
Henrv Kobinson, bank president
3f Los Angeles, and member of th
Allied reparations Commission, It
ihown above
Berlin.
inking a. stroll In
town Tiify-i'
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Ore. (Kperial).-
Imsehull praelire
starl in earnest
in
f Olt VA LLTH,
Uef;ulur varsily
is selu-ditled to
today al O. A. f. I
Wiih Out first hint of spring
men started coin In jr out hill thus
far praet ice has been confined to
IhrowliiK the hall,
Hullery men have been out tfet-l
tiuK t heir arms into eon d it ion. ,
It l.i estimated thai only !,S per
'enj. of the fclrlM who .hi hrauly
mtests ean make ;ooi letnon
t heir present homo.
Kd (lllleni)ie war. in
day. '
liny Jones Was a Cninn visijor
Kat urday.
A! Hlrmedahl was In La Opjii!
on business Thursday.
I A.J. Vnndervu titer- was ; ih
lediral HpriiiK hi ore 'on 1sltX'ss
last Tueadny.
Slmimock Center
KIMCK ICE CREAM
For S(. Patrick's j
Blue Moimtain
creamery
K. F. Tyler, Prop.
Main 00 U09 Wash.
La Grande, Ore.
Paint or repair
which?
THE home that is neg
lected, that is painted
with inferior paint, quick ly
succumbs to the ntucka
of the elements. The un
protected surfuc.i'j eaten
into by thafand decay
that iarfoYi rain and
moifrc.
f-PROOF PAINT
ryvWt protect your home.
Tho sun's rays cannot
blister its hardy coat.
Sun-Proof is elastic- It
contracts and expands
with hcut and cold. No,
moisture can seen through
bua-lJrfw is nun-poroi
Oregih ITar
'impj
vare
Srt:ri t ew; for a copy
of "lifiat if do aud How lo
do iff trl'Htsburth I'latt
GtcXmf.. Buz 1575, Mil
uankte, Wis., fitfll. M .
A guide lo betttr hornet.
-"'Mrtsroiitinni.ii"-"
WEAVER'S I
'I'UHoi s, ('IrnneVs,, Dyrrs -
And Pryfisufs'
prVoM-: fAix 7:;:i
Suburban Real Esta
. . A'r nre offn in,. to (hose unntliu kI trarls ofyTuid doo
hi Hie clly, M'lernl small nerrajfen diivelly muth m RKrrslilc
Park, known as lhe Carbine ('two. I There' nu koo.I npil
ilitil cliei i y orchards Us well as other! sum!) fiaRls. Out; tract
couiaius some imprnvciucitts.
These ncrcaacs nrr niiced low niil ourasy terms. The
pioitnilv to (he New .Mill site wllukr this iiroperly
eiy coimnienc home silo as well nonil Invcstmeiit.
Wm. Miller & Company
Liitm. I1 U U
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'iMffio 2.-.:t-v
M!l)S, I'nip
HE SURE IS! AND SO WILL YOU IN
ONE OF OUR NEW SPRING SUITS.
and
SINCERITY GU
ES
Are makesof skill andmifitlcnce creat
ing that desired laiWcel appearance at a
moderate Jbost.
$25to $!
SCROTI 5 SHOi
orjrind 'Ioso
M ItKrrslde
r Kooil tipple;
s. One tract
collCiKluOi nlhletlrs In s:i collereu
and universities of the south was
auinmar.ized by Dr. Henry S. Prlt
chett, presldwni of the furneaht
Inundation, In annual report
uutd0 public today. The Investiga
tion was conducted ihrouuh a fin
anrfal kcuiH made io the assocla
tion by (hif fouhdiilion.
Th' 'committee believes," said
Dr lTilcliell's luimmary, "that in
tho fcrrat and Rrowin oust, of in
tercolleffiuto nth let les lies ono of
the ffrurvesl abiiHes, beniuse It over
eUKCi'ates in the mind of the stu
dent tho relative importance of '
athletics In Oio tf'hernl scheme of;
I'oirrtV'W'ork.
,l'ric8 for admission nro raised '
as hi(?li an possible. Football
fchomr-tlio larp'st profit, 1 fend
coOchPH in football receive on nn
nvtrngft In twenty-six colb-Kes $:,
duo h year. One man was paid I
?7o00 for Oio season, The infer- j
i-iicn from these and 'other facts i
in t;hot the athletic roach, and in!
pajrtieulftr the football roach, sets
tibe stundnrd for the whole system
ol'ilntercolleglate sport, anil Is re
sponsiblo for many of its most de
jtioraMxing features.
-VOther abuses inelud0 'r I Hirers'
vho often ure 'speelnr students;
scaantintr.' which 0 of th colletf'''
liuye condemneii; unhealthy rival- ;
rfv;; over-emphu-sla on training: too;
mtjch newspaper publicity; Kumbl- j
inrf ltnU:lt(lmr, und too K''at an ,
ihalstenco on 'mmlng: out n win- j
'ho -Committee concluded, Ir.
" PrltcJii?tt pointed out, that there,
appeared to ho a fteulthier coiuli- ;
tioh Ifl Mhletlr In the south thuu !
tho report had Indicated. j
plscufslnflT "Uio toucher's, re-j
BponslUtllty for our educational in.
testity,' Pr. Pritchett said the
school had becom0 a "irrout piece
of-maohinery with an ulmosi all
cn (bracing1 curriculum."
"Th teacher, oh a teurlier," Ir.
pritchett continued, "Is in danger
of bein loat In the mechanism of
th modern school. Only by re
Htorfng th0 teacher to hid or her
former place In the achool can
modern education regain tho pow
crjr It has lost."
The report announced that the
iotal resources of the Carneerio
Foundation hod reached a total of
$2?,82M00. Of thin amount 9.
I.B8.000 belongfl to ft reaorve fund
for 11 retirement, wUhio, tho ncjtt
j put I he runner n
jstrlt.o us was in-c
(days. IHh tibtlily
Hhowel here n.'l lie
third
in thoM
is a sprinlr'
vmild run aite
Hsa ry
llie b.iller and ealeh hint cv iy
time. Tlifs so eluiKi'iui-d the Ccsh
enih :i thai they "frauied- the
catcher on their return jnune. He
wan asked to race with a "local
tiosheii nn H:iiMi;rer boy," It turned
out that the "nieHseiwrer hoy" was
a runner of national fame.
Antlclpatiiur Jewell's beine; heat
en lhe (ioshenites had phived their
la si nickel on I tie result. hi l
?v
The
Kli'l.loi'3' OlouV'
Ciitclmra' Will
Bills
Twonty yt-ni
Spoil i
A. 'J, Spill
MilNNIK
I
i, r.iio to
OI.IMI
..riiio ii
0ptM I
(lOO. I
iiini: AriiiH
J SiT,
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III) V(l! WANT A
Used
Car
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ITcfMm Ae.
LiipufilUIe will
st j the viir-
rr jou buy
Hit i;o i;n.n
J o save nio fnw: tin car
to our new bM iillon flSve w ill
Offer Mill 11 iimi I b:A;iaiit If
you Mill rail nt te stun.
wnii'hotise mi .le
The New 11
soon 1m lieu1.
ions iiiihIcIh be
the new ear.
Smith & Frees
New Location Oregon
Croeery Hhltf.
Jeff or Ave. Near Vir St.
PHONE MAIM ft'.
Four-Piece Tudor Bed Room Suite $190.50
1 1 1 WJMSSBLa.
There is a qtiaiity and atmosphere alwut this handsome Tudor Bedroom Suite that will please
you. It is of the American Walnut finish. The Bow-end Bed is full size, the Dresser is 12
inches lonr. The Vanity has fine larpe mirrors and the Chifl'erettc is spacious. It is truly a
fine suite, and priced at only 190.50.
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W
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BOHNENKAMP
CO.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
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(fllllll "HlWIllKl")
tiiVw I'rii'O The Vli-clniaiis
I.nv!.s .Initios
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lo looill(. (om Fo Trol i
Vct Inillos ISItlc- Fox Trot !l2r..1 IO
I'iron's imv Orli-ans Oi-rlirstrti i
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Pox Trot .r.ip liavnioml ami His (n,l..min lin"Ka ill
Alv Yon l.tmoly? l'o Trot
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