La Grande evening observer., March 15, 1924, Image 2

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V' . iiIE'MVlrf(!' NeW IJ1'ints With fant'ful floral V
'f hM'Wdlyff patterns, shiny moire, lustrous J
ff-a I E f 1 grfh f v,.y sunns ana crisp taiietas are I .1
fM , j tlMWn J7 among the newest and smartest I
"I Jj vRfpifjM I s',ks ,n tltarSpring display. The J
i TOB WfjLiJf ( iiM nave sucn simple
J-IK ffHpirs GRANGE WILL
'mL-SBS HOLD PROGRAM
y j A Good Tlace to Trade
ISPORfWEWSli
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HAH lUMLU
w Spokane and Portland to
Battle for Honors in
10-Round Headliner at
Star Tuesday Night.
Accnrdlit'f to ihoso hnrltlnir the
card, the luiilnfr bill lo bn Kivi'ti
Tiiesdn yi-viMilntr lu Iho Star then-Iti-,
wlfl hi' oiki of iii'lion ami ri I
fuwappi riK front pri'Minhiury lo 1 hi'
i nil of (In nut tu ovi-nt.
I:iuny llnriiK, of I'orthinil, nnil
.Ui'-lt liu u, of HiokuiH', two will
liWUctli'il hOi'IH. will IlK-i'l In llH'
i i round rlnnl. Moih iirc lii-hl
wlio art' licit lo In- Irli'lcd wlili
iiihl llH Hc I wo MCi-puund lndH
Niioiild pin Id. Hi fir IkhiI wo ii h
v. hili-. ' '
It) tin- ti-tiil-fiiuil Milchl" liiviH
aiui KiM'li'y l.onjf will no-it. 'I'lnv
two 4rouiiil pct'liiiilntirlrH will find
l honipiion tntii clK d uk-umsI v Ii''1'!-iti
ond U'- lnl
l-'ord Hi:i,!liiK .hick
I Il V l.
ai s::tu
Th-' card will Ini-rin
rr'i'hK-k TiU'uday nljrhl.
Srlicllon
of the reTtTf.V han nut yi'l been nil-
lioneed, 'I'iekitM are on mile at
On lloiui I'lat" itnd the Imp-rial
I illiard l'arhm:.
(Jtlite a bit of basi hall .talent in
cii hand linn M-a.-nm and will turn
t.nt for tiitnorrow's nin'iilnK- prar
tlre, to In hi-ld in the afternoon
back of the high Mi'hool.
At the prcMint time, In ndditlon
to ItoMi'iibaiim. (Iftrity, Crewft, l
Minis, Tex and Hnek Knight,
: on, Workman ami others
played with the I'lralea hit year,
'( J ii nner" I 'etcrnmi, who caught
i .r -nd lei tin in 1 ii : a and also
played two or ihree gaup-a hi'te,
i t, lo be wit K l.a (tiaadc, and
I'pud" Ib.'hn, MluniMtop for Cun
.ilou In t pea.ton and an intb hb r
from I..-n Uridge, Canada, by the
name of llarrlc will be out for
pract leo tomorrow.
I'l'dd Captain MrlnoiH ask.t nil
who wlMi to iry out fur the t.-am
!, he at the field on lht high
.si-boo! grroundH at. two o'clmk to
morrow nfternton. lie mUIcm Unit
' the team will be picked on ability
nloiiK untt that overyoiu- will have
mi cftual rhanoo until they nhow
iln lr wares.
'pen it lot on, Walla Wo I la, I'atro
niitt other towns t-nlcred In ihe
Ulno Mountain buneball lea k tie.
hnve been enjoylnff upb inlld w ci
ther In tho pant fortnight. Willi
those. tenniH nlrently practicing the
loral boyn nro nnxloua lo Kel Into
action. i ! . .
l)EiIPSEY-GIBBOS
HOUT CALLED OFF
MKW YO!lK Thr proposril Tr
illin lieavj-wrlisht tiilu match bf-
HAII TJIIFMT
Ml I mm mum I Dlkikill I
fNCIHIRKRINR
tw.M-n .luck iX'inpHi'y and Tom
(llhlionH, which Tex Itlckurd phui-
tied to HtuKn in liu; nietropolllan
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dlHlrlel early In June, wiih called
off -'rhluy iiIki( by I In ptomoti r
after a confei em-e he had wit h
Jack KeiirilH, I lie ehaniplnM'H miin
OKer. Girls' Basket hall Team
Ends Season With Vic
tory Over Union .'35 to
15.
Twelve
eseltcd ulrlft, I'licour
II i'Til IhikIukUc crowd of
liatth-d to 11 finish
nude lilf.h hcIhioI coin!,
aied by n
Mpl-CtlltOltl,
I. a (ii
Htci'dny uUoriiomi, to di-i-ld
irli In liiinki llull Hiipt i'iiiacy
h.
Lit (Iraiulr and I nton. Th
I ' 11 Wni kIi Ih lo.iifhl it Kami- fiRl't
hut lin y lo.st, and I In- vxhlst!-'
,i,v
jUMt oh tli' final S4-on-I
tilou I f ; Iji (liimdi- :t ..
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aim- iippim-iiL
nil.
Ill--
tin
' rirnl I'cm
i,h;t,
iniiinti'H ol
rnlou nil Im
am
out-
t-iasNed.
Tin- bull wa.s tindrr I a
(inindt!H banket the K'lati r pait
(;' the time. Tho l.a tiniud"
t. ;nn play.-d well uh a unit and ell
I"
playeiH made a crediiabl"
Hlmwlng-, playing ogod ball in alt
j depart lueiitM oi 1 he gani'. Th'
.high Mcore for the winitiiM. lmw
ever, wan made by Wllma Sia,t -
ley, forward, who rung it. of th
IHi ptiinta made by lu-r leain. Nei
lie 1 lawktiiH, her t unning pui i -tier,
scored 1 .1 ttun Ui i h, mix!
Ollbl have been high point play
er except lor her Inability tu
Jind the basket in the eai li r pa. ;
Itif the gtimr. tMhef l-l tltaiiii"
playeiH ho?te work tnad- th. i.i
worthy of wpeelal nii-ntion um ,
Irnin Lyman, side e nt r, .Mildt - I
Snider, guard ami lib -a nor t;i;iM.
guard.
l''Or the lose t'N Cleft. Spetiect
proved a flash when the ball w a .
Oil LOSES
TO LA GRANDE
rVd-J-n her territory, lull had lute
who 'sttpiMirt from her (''aniiii.it h. Hm.
Heoivd alt
I nion. .
Sniiimnry:
Unnv by
Team
1 'nloit
l.a Claude
Individual
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point .i made
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Cfifilig t florw r.i .1
on!
slek.
iking baskets) I'nt.ui It i
Spencer Wilson, Stniti.
Jehnseft. i1lkertn.
I.a (Irande; Stanley.
kln:t. 1 ;t, I .yinan (sni
fi, Smith, v., I.ymati. .
K".. Chifts, tt.
Suhst it nt lens: I 'nion
Hi. ii.iw-
foi u aid 1
'.. Snider.
Uichiml.
i.r l;tc'.-
-iin I or Sititlh. Swetjrtr t't(
ardson. Kent inr (iilkinsi
l.a tlrande: Corliran for
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SmiCv
11 I'.,-
I ( Sautter fur CI.iks. Cam pi
HllW MllH.
1'otils: I if aiide. I 'nion.
r-'ouln converted. I,u Cian.h.
I nion I. ,
FOUR MOUNTAtX
LAKES WILL BE
FISHED I.N '
WA1.I.OWA. (Speelal) Accord
ing1 to tho announcement of ihe
Stato Oamn nintntslon loml flsh
rtn n havo some itoott angling In
s t o i i for them I h 1 c o m I n k m a -von.
Mirror, .Moccanhi, nntl Htfurn.
hniii mid Iudk I.akn will hr opon
"I hi iwit n June Ifi ami Hpt-m-ln
r I Mh, Thi'Sc Inkr-H wTr nlork--d
thn-i- yvuvtt uko, titiil muiiy fine
la r-i' liwh an ri'porlil to hp
ihiuk, ir wiu
. ,,( 'Hn"l for "K'fnC April lMh.
Mini w rein t n imi nit i until
HcplciTihcr IMli.
LA GRANDE BEATEN
BY MEDFORD HIGH
(Continued from pag 1)
from Ihelr atajf. fright, Im iruntle
b( wan iluyliiK "hull und rolltd up
11! poinla to Mrdfonl'H H. I.u
Criindc had thf ball th urcaler
pari of (lie time bill In reality
wt.' hi'jil.rt by Mfdrord'8 lonjf
slioi.s, which I .a (lrande wan nn
ii hit; to, fd op or dnplicute.
Miiimiii'K Slurs.
The local renter, lliimfiielt, was
I hi- .'ihlniDK Mfvht of the -unn' with
III polniK gaih.-ri'd ninb-r trying
condilloiifi. I'rorn hln fhowinir lufjt
ntxht. many writers hrlh've that
he will ' nii'iillon--d on the ull-
Mtar t en ma. The .other player
wt-nt at ahoni par, nil plajin? rre
ditahh' hall.
The ftp. ctatoi-M tit the (faint- were
Willi l.a (Ininde in- uivaler por
Koii or ih Hint' -due lo the if a tun
fight ih'-y put up. And even In dt-I'-at,
th- y imide an linpre5Mlon tlial
will not hf soon forgot t-n( The
prrvjtiiini: M. nHmf nt wan that, hud
I .a tlrand- drawn MrMinnvllte, In
d -p mb nc. Il. nd, North ltend or
sonif of (he others, nhe would
have probuhly foiiKht her wuv to
Ii ne i ma in.
Pollowlng- the gitme. two of Ihe
hoys went to CorvnlllA ami Dome
fof Ihe others may ro today. The
ft. am will prohahly he hack Sun
jiay althuuEh whether they will
come tn a ho.ly or not Is uncertain,
i Cm at any rate, though heaten(
, 1 -i Crande played clean, scrappy
hall- and rallied In (he hist half,
l.a (irande went down fighting
jwlih .-v.-rv bit of energy and the
- ol'l lilm- and White traditions
j W'T,. I'phetd,
' Ui Crande's Hrnrhig for the ni-
tir.. .-;ivm, all ganie iueludt-.l fol-
li (Jr.tn.le, ini. Medford :i.r..
t.a C.iaini, i,;, DnietjHtse L'L.
1 a era ml. I'rt, Ha.r
l.a Cujtid" I::, Jom-p),
l.a Ciande ;n, Abiinnl ;t;t.
I.a Kiamlt 1 7. I'nion M.
l.-i fl-aret,- i;,,, 14.
I.a Cr;:n.. Walluwa I !t.
I.U C-.ltul.. .I..f,ph 4;,.
(.a : t :i ml. i,l Ki.l.-rprK,. 2.
l.a fitaii.le Hak.-r 31.
I.i lri..n-.. Wallowa U.
l.a Ciande 4-1, KiKln
l.a Crande !,:. i:m.-rprisr 2a.
l.a lir..-ir l Joseph IS.
I .a ;r.(ti-t. 4 1, t 'nion ?il.
l-i Ciiirnh r3, IVihtletoD ?2.
It Cl;;til.- i'U. fVndlirlon t H.
Ituker it.
'tv.i. it
nts M.
Oppon-
AtithorllMK t,, sianip tiut
, ambling t,y (.Ih-i.w ( hIMrru
I .ON I .ON
t'ellm Ufni
AI')- ;.inihling and
ineiig -s. timd rhlhlren In
Ii.im e tiinif n,j preuleut
boatd of tlurutloa hajt
CI.
that
leei.ie.i to u sirtnif ot measiire
to s((,p jj. ( lie tmrd has ulreudy
eiit iett. istouH pur. nt und leaeh
ers d' inandltlg that ihey thflrv
anthoriiv to ovenotiif this (-vl.
The pupils not only het nmong
thetiiselvH on trhial eoutesiTs hut
many of them make regular het a.
with iiiiKcropuloits bookmakers on
horse races and footbull games. It
has been stated that In one wcbool
of Kfln pupils bookmaker tjifco qjj
much ns $r& a day in beti.
"A Little Mistake" and
"When Wife's Away"
to Be Presented Dur
ing the Day.
TKLOCAKHT. (Special)
Wolf Creek CSrange w III uive a
program ut Teloeonet Saturday.
The plays lo be given lire "A l.ll
ile MiKtufie" and "When Wife's
Away." These uro both exoellenf
plays nntl very well played by those
taking purl.
he Frank l.aglota baby, Prank
Jr., has been very 111 with pneil
moriia, following nn operation for
the removal of adenoids. lr. Ir
vine of Maker, was calleil to see
hi in.
Th" Aekley boys, Wayne und
Wllford, rame neur meeting with (i
iotIoum acchlenl, wlieit a far failed
to give half or the road, turning to
the renter of the roud too tptickly
uul striking one of the horsH of
the t-am the boys were driving.
The borm hwamc frlghtenetl und
rait uway. The boys jumped and
were unhurl. The horses ran for
about a mile, whern they . were
stopped.
.Mi. Hilgard relumed to Tcloeas-
et utter several months visit with
relatives . in Portland ami I.:.
C: ramie.
1.. M. I.yalt ant) Jim Ansnn nt
tended the rariner.s meeting at I'n
ion.
W. II. Talon has been suffering
from blood poisoning in his right
huml, rause from u brulfie reeeiv-
d while unloading baled hay. Mr.
Cut on has heen In l.a Crande re
ceiving medlcul treatment.
IV rn Mill Ik able to be at school
again after being out several weeks
on account of measles.
MIms Ina rvnion of Hol.se, Idaho,
.spent several days vhdtlng a( the
Miller home thlr week.
Teloeaset school ' children have
tuitl an epidemic of coughs, which
Is no severe I hat several are un
able to he at school.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mill were .
flrnnde visitors ihta week. Mrs.
Hill Titus went with them.
-Mrs: Kd Hogers 'and children
were visiting with tho Miller fam
ily for Jir-vernl days;
Miss Kva Long spent Tin-sdny
Fresh Pork
LvbCIOlUn tt-M",toi TM la
dSs&MT A ('"ml " s"'"' Tlm" i no a "T" i
I74SjtZJIl& I i Why Klirf.-r with thin ilrrail ,H
i Trim. bIovi - flltlnrr. S
K-.prrl.-m-o trnrhr, 'ls"'"" l'-n you ran ho . f Kracl.f . A ,yP a,, ,
1 ui. how lo ""iK--; J P..r n a r.-a.sonahlo 1,-nBtll J '" nr" ' I horn-
3jjr that wouhl ip.lol.iiV. wrl , of ttmr. IV, not ill-lay it S I Ailili il a shoo (hat
33 ly raiiH Jon rn- i .1 tho h.i-l wiuitly. wiyb it B
m Uonilil ikv owrl- 33 ' only stow worao. lj gllppliiK. Hnally -J Iho S
S3 m o n I anil Jt. lay. , J Mn. porial iirrf Ml,- g
Kml aro ifrfi il M .non.. ,,!.. . .,,,. I port fi-atun ,. h 1 c ll
Vij t'liili-mtanil k? '"'n''". - ,J Arr i-Alil ShndK fainon.4. !
2 Apr iratoly fr. tianl to 1
KXOlXirUSS m l Kl..-trlr -Vr.-alm--. ntvon 1 1 " r-r fomo m wm
ZIMMKltXAN (93! J I .. u. WW.' vafirty of alio J"
t:utlortnki-ni wj , ' ' nnf wtilljr.
Atnbutanc Honrlce I I. ' ' II I H
l-rrooe Main M J W. WOOKKI.I. I
WWBP s",", sn' "nmn ,,1,lK- ! wSv S
V?a::-3.'-'- ". ""'C.
A ak'.f i If II m I - - . I mm
12,2clb.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
cranton
evening in La Grande. MIhm IMna
Mc( 'ully returnetl wit h Miss Long
nd visited Ihe school Wednesduv.
Mrs. William Wilson und daugh
ter. Inez, made a himlncsa trip to
Maknr Saturday.
Mr. und M is. 1,. II. l.yatl. Mm.
Gertrude Young and Miss Opal
Harr motored to l.a Grande Sat -tirday.
Kinery Hooper rei urned from
SuininerviNe where he has been
working lor Home time.
J. A. Hill made a huslntHH trip
to North Powder.
Mr. and Mrs, Clem Wnrd of l.a
Grande .are vlsij ing u. ft-w days
with Mr. Ward's parents.
Mr. Clark of lu Grunde. wa.s
here looking after the cout rhuiis.
The carpenters re p I art d the door
Of the O.-W. P.. N. doghouse
here, which wus broken during the
night some time ago.
Air. A'kby hus been cleuninB out
a well on the Hen Hill place lo
replaco tho water supply, which
the railroad company ordered dls-j
Connected from ihe compan tank.j
Mr. Wilson made a husinesH trip
to North Powder. I.ee Parks work-j
In his plure during his absence.
A fine looking herd of mules
wero drovo through Telocaset Mon
day, j
Mrs. Geo. Hilgard and children!
of I.a Grand.-, visited Mrs. llll-j
gurd'H parents, Mr. und Mrs. Young!
recently. j
Kd Cunircll has given up his job:
at the coal chutes. Ills place lias
not yet In-en filled. i
Mrs. George Ackley ami children
were North Powder vlsitorH Tues
day. Merchant Marine. Poland's jtlnt i t
WAHSAAV. (AIM Poland has
a naval school to train oflcers to
command the future Polish com
mercial fleet. At present tire fleet'
The heat of retl pepper tjjtket the
"ouch" from a sore, lunie Jlack. It
can not hunt you, ami ijr certainly I
entiK the torture n&
A hen ynu am stitTeriw so you can j
liar illy qet around, juf try Red Pep. i
per Kill, and yonwill liav the
quickerit nelief ktnjii. Nothing has j
ftuch coiirt'ntratitb penetrating heat J
a; red papers, f
JilKt ik nn n Mil Tliihlw Pn.) I
epJvr iiw j,nn iii iiti uitr UllKiillg
beat. InVhtee minntos it wanm: the
ore spot through litid-througli. Pain
ami &orene.tH are pone.
Ask any drugget for a jar of
Jtowles Retl Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the Kenulnr. with the name Row!.'
un each pitdcage.
Shoulders
( RED PEPPER HEAT 1
j STOPS BlfflCHjf
I anil soi -rnuui are pone. j ...11.1 m I
&
is not sufficiently large to tuke all
the graduates and the government
is arranging to hnve some of them
nerve In foreign inerchunt fleew.
Pour graduates ure helng sent to
Ihe I'nitrd States, having been
promised employment on liners.
ALFALFA TO ItK KHrPl'LH
PKNOLKTON Ore., The port
f Portland has made arrange
ments to transport a total of tan
tons of alfalfa hay lo Atlantic
count points early In April, nccord
lilK, to u Utter received by fjresl
dent JoIiiih of the Pendleton Com
mercial association from Theodore
Williams or the port of Portland
The uctlvil y of the I oca 1 a sso -eiatlon
wan prompted by u request
from S. II. Hoardmun of IJoardman
who declared that Inlerior shippers
were encountering tlirt'lcully In
getting space to move their hay by
water. . i
hi iiiii:s m?:i:t iv piuson ,
SALIIM. Or. l-lve your ago Hill j
nillingjt was receiving orders from j
W, K. Oohlen In Trance. At that I
Mine Mr. Golden, hurt charge of a j
fighting unit, while Hillings was ;
a member of the company. j
Hecentl Hillings. wa received at !
Ihe penitentiary from coob county;
to. serve a term of two years for
forgery. Mr. CoMen, since retir
ing from the army, has heen con
nected with tho prison he-re in tht
eu purity tf captain of the yards.
Ah r result of Gils position Mr.
sl'onrt osi foh rxiox
rorNTY VOTK FOR
E.J.Sencerbox
liuhllcnn Camlhlatc for A
Omnty Cominlsshmn1
North Ponder lias JTad no
I J
commissitTOer forI years.
njfitter ojr simple jus
tice tthe taxpayers of the
NortT Pvder District
ask you to
Vote for Spcncci'lmx
TheBootery.Inc
A Ttrmttm tor Tltwl Foot
Ilome ol Ih Arrh AM Shoe
tiKOUt SJUTH. Mgr.
IM Drpot St. Fbooe U-ll
i j
xii . . m w a in
isffldNsAO 3
'r ii mm ;g
With every JUtfOO fash Purchase in (Ids store
you ReHflfciet to the Baseball Dance Wednesday
jjifrhl. Help support your
Short
Golden will resume his authority
over Hillings, although his orders
wfir be of ofiicful rather than mil
itary character.
St. Iiuis to Train Gis ra Sin;
' ST. I.OPIS. I.M'l-The St. I.oul-
Grande Opera Company
has been
formed h'Ti; lo fot
the study of
Italian operas.
P is a civic enterprise under
written by a number iff local hn.sl
ness men. many of whom are Pal
inriH. The purpose Is to cnlllvale sin-gi-rs,
und membership is open lo
all who show signs of talent. More
than 1'itt persons already have he
roine members. Thev will present
The
HnmePlflte
Flfililcra' Glol, 5flp lo $S(f
Catchers' Mltl. $1.00 CoSir.
Bats ...-.50u l(2.50
Twenty yeans' expcivfrnce In
Hporttiff GUs
A. G. S)lclfc Accents
Mi'lXXIS JOIINSOX
Props.
The thoughtful n.otol
In lire performance
Cord Tires. This fi
by a steady proee
Tires are better tlr
, more durable
they should be n
irist ll! ii'inem htfU n-i-.-f.t
i-atne w
s of iniproviTr
Js than evtn
Hy yT
yourTir,
W. H. Bohnenkamp Company
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TUESDAY EVEMXrIARCII 18
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M.IIX EVENT
Dannjf
f Portland
Jack Ran
Of Spokane
Somi-Final 6 Rounds
KELLY LONG vs. MITCHIE DAXXA
Preliminaries t Rounds
WEIME FORD vs. JACK DAMS
THOMPSON vs. WHEELAN
Fiist Bout starts at 8:30 P. M.
Admission:
Ringside, $1.6."; General, $1.10; Kids, :5c
iicnets on sale at imperial Billiard Parlors
H and Home Plate
BIIEHf IISZSiSEEBSi3E!SHBBSi
team.
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" 1 '-eraH durintj lite week of
Marcli 21.
; Sunday
Special!
Chicken Dinner
Cafetei-iii Style a fieiil
Meal jit a f!tal Price
Watch For
THK I!LA('K CAT
SI'FX'IALS
h the iuFod net inn of C.imil ei.iif
if
t siperiortty tjcbeen cnnsir.ti ntlv unhel I
Today Gotxlyeiir Cord
fore ;( rr;. r, heiivler. stt ony-
reason of m i:t lit y and economy.
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