La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 25, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTtiCocIrMaix'h 25, 192-1. 2; TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'I' d IS HERE New Automobile Will Be Shown in the. American I'gion Automobile Show This Week 1 t NEW GHHYSLER ww. KB K. .11 V- UfcW Ik M 1 (1 ; 1 ; ! i- 1 0! i! i i j i j i; if !' i! f U 5 Gingham Chats petty Iy(iu is a very busy new jliiidci'l-jut.'Klie has slopped' sweep'-'" ting "'"k .pnuugii- in ten us aiKui:& jfhc luViily new ginghiini lipivifurasc-S" faress is made of,, ,11 . is nq ofvt hose fascinating plnid patterns s't Jgv this spring. I minnnam wnn -w 7 A f i 1 !l 91 If j I I il A M Wl fa , u . Dressing 0p I ? ?e Tyis I'd; 1 ho homo in ipiing BeUyM-oii says. i.HP?Ji'iei' livi L lied i&tms cheery K'nd lots of fun, Spring sho jiam cur- room and her y are so pray and y come in liie love- Sand Pc5 Hetty Lou's little sister has ail kinds of fun in her new' gingham dress. She likes the tiny litllo checks best because she says they are juut about the right size for hei : .'l"ic and more. 11 . :..,....,..i:-tiv3lv.w;: : :t i A Good Place o Trade "Tn nil ill' lifHiory ctf Ihc anto inohilf liMlitsiry H Is prohabl !h:rt no iii'W i-ar ir no rww iiiuili l Ii:im nllritcti'i) nion alh ntioii or dtKriiH sion lliun'iln' nrw Chryslfr rnr uhjrlt UiiM itimoiiiin-il to III- tint lortiifc vorll ft Hliort linn- hko," hinii-H 'i:ik' Itolni iiUniiti. I!;cU-il liy ii publicity caniiitiKn that i a-lit;o h-ilt-H lo I a marvel the n w car hati l:.l;' a I'li iti hohl on I lit- r"'''H( fancy. 'I'hi- HrM ' Hie new nioili'lH to arrive n't (irnnrh- Ikih ju:i Im-i-ii reel ty tin- W. II. holini'iiliamp Co.. local iIImi ribiMorH. and will he shown for Hit first time at (lie im lomohilc ahow. Tlii Ih one of the nhai'lon nunlc.n. The company al KO expeel lo have one of H;o oot;-t inmlciH Ju-re in Mine to inchaic in ttx-fr display. nisiaiilinK feninro.s of the new rn tire cxtn-inc fleHllit . v.-rj-eny T'lilInK oVivhiK tia)Ules line to ii new form of sp r i f; k inonnl Inw. ChryHhT-l.ockhci'd hy- ilr.uillo four wit eel hraki'S, S-Vi'll heavinK rTuril;hal'l, I uhtilar fi-onl ae and many other points of su periority Fseitiotn (omul in oaiK s II-1ii!- at Ilu-lr price, ncconllnjr to Mr. I'nbticnUanip. He riHla special nttentinn lo the HkIH weight tint extremely hinti power and spee.l of the new Chrys ler "l?ely tor the road the omii model only weiha iUI't pound:;. Tho car is capahle of a speed or hotter than niilci ht ltov.r al though the motor sVe i only 1'M cubic Inch disiilacement. In ap pearance the car differs from the conventional type in that it la low er titan la usual and has a dis tinctively foreign appearance. No NliowinjT of the new car will be made until the opening of the ahow on Thursday nUrht," he concluded. 1 ATHLETICS Si: Wvitfii Believes There is SoRi'ething in Mack's Cliito of Having a Good Team. GIVEN TIlIiKE MAJOR OFFERS :u-i'Kt liroplniV; Willi tho Mlurn Ii,. lu,n ullfil traun Mm minor ii'iiirm. n.v IIRM.I WnMi) NKW VOKK. (INS) I lol.l ,iu,, inucn notu n-.-t rirnily uimii inn Kroiimi, pin Imch ymir Innk nrSS"iw rur your i i-vii. iiiuBwolli, ilo not run. I'onBftaiiioli liun nnnuiini"'! llml li" WlljajiM. n n-:A hull null lliW yar. yun lovo tiuir; It libkm pine., villi mi . . nnul ncJBiit inmlnii!i. milm:,, 1,111 I'lirnnip. Til,- ruli'.n miih NiiiIIi 'from bESSoiiT li.t n imliiiui, uuni,' mum Ooo-n l-nim iicai h. . i.n, ,.i rlr-nlu-rfrumo nwnr,' nr Hi,- r;,fl thai uiVuri'iin htivi- nun, 1:1, i,aii ln oonui Inio viiruii on ilir lOn.si Si,l, ijllllil,' Mack Hallux in ,,. lian a fcffi 0I11I). HnHlji3 liur,'. f'onnli. linn ninili II ol'llrl.US At ll63 It lu'KhlH lo look UK llioiiKltLjSi inlKla not lio no nn- niuiiK.-jbiit li'li y, iirn of vllllilv is MCUIH, J.Jiyj U IllOrO Or leMM pliuisl llo t-i'Hitt' fruill the 1H".1 I fit 111 tlie At h I'm ok ttppeur to have Hume., thlngr C-aajlea mm- tintlonnM and the t'i-ilggto eul al the reKiilar liour. 1 rt.id-in laat seaaon's fiKiirea, tin y ciii.ydacc . IkIi! in.-n in the Held fTTn leant hull hi nvernue of .:fisr1hin repreaenta the rtrai evideinytf real punch tlie Ath Jillcji htai muHtered alnce their rhampihRMliip daya of lotiir iiko. IiffeA.'ty. Hie chih in u koo.I te. JJcr in a fine younr Ural liascmair-iMax lllahop. the piek of the mlpSV lenRiua. Ih at Hec.md; Chick Utaioway In u fino -etun-i Bhortatop nnd fimmona. Hirimd mid M lJ tc form a real oulil.-i.i-. on paii Hlnimona and Strand vero ttlltliiK stars of the Amer ican At-aarlat'on mid the Count l,eugvie s-spectlvdy, laat Keu.ion, but llflfeTet to yet by on tlie I. if, time, tanira declare they will. I'TOxk; behind the bat, tieet) only tlif -fcarkKTound of a first di vision dlijft to be reCORtl l.ed lis the Jcadlnrltftrhfr of tin11 American League! fii pltchrra Itomntel. JKi.sty, ICsrts. IKotmttrh mid Neyior lacke) jCtonsisttmcy in other yenm, but ra abi -to flbd thematdveN pronto. VI"hvy ar really major leaguerCntt and nil. Flrat. felvialon? Thcrw appc-nrs to a uriuimlty of opinion thnt the 3ii!4 Atjnrtilca will reach thin kojiI, Prrhaptejr vift IH go nn Tar b to niilra (rood ronnta Mark an nual prltlMi at I a at and furnish a real oiDiaiit Contender. Abohitft only (hlng th rich and jwOJhavA in roinmon .for breokfoSt i0 rotichi'- ;: , J NI-:V YOHK (Ity tho Associated 1'rcfa) .lack liempitcy lias a. mil lion dollar motion piHure offer and two championship fit;ht bld.s frpm iwhtch-tn select in mappin?; out hl '-i'14 ju'oKram ,ol' nclion. This wiih disclosed Monday bv theheayywelx;lit l (' leh ol d ef'n man afer,' d.ick' "Tveitrnfr. whn said he wonlil-Iittvo Tuesday -for Los An Kelefi for a final conrerein-e with moliimi iiH'tntt ;iiiterii!B and' nlsn your, wflh Jlaniejl .1. cidtfrotl'i. California promolt r, who has renewed hi? bi.T'in' "emhfi"v rnr'ft 'llfle bout w&'j tfUrrj'-Ula.tOrf'tiMiMilijii Me-irfcj- ft Me'pii4iirr r-Thi' motion piiture off-r came from Carl l.a' mtnle( lieat ff n larne prodncim: company, Kenrns an Id. The other ttcl'i bid was tnade by Tex l.h-hard for a till. In or near Xew Vork lit Septem ber T.lth the "best available con lender." KieUard Indicated bv pre ferred t . Hint;" a return bout be t ween l)eupi..-y mid I aiis Pirpn, bnti if the Aritentlmi held In Ids liresent ititi-dl Ion Wv ret'ili1, the pro moter would seek an opponent from ol tier contenders, Includlnn Wills. Jack ltetiinilt. ijnlnthi lio-uiero-Hn.taH of Chile, and Kniiino Spalla, Vhtropenn. r iSI,r((io purae for the winning joli- I While there will be a number nr jwllhdcawals rljrhl up to the e,v xtV I tie race, eaKerly looked forward ti fiH I lie cUiksIc of the far-western litmr. the railliirrift iii-e 'nlrt-udy be- '''''ill''' ,() 1 'V'H' 1:1 'oriiep. Any iiioirilnK finds a noi.dly linud liil of "dockers" ut tho track hei-e, watchtiiiv lite ateppcra In their (rial splhs. In rttable and f.rrandsinnd most or the tails is aliont the hiK race, Hild m.'iny tt t rack fid lower, Jockey. I miner and ovnr will stake a whole season's winnitinH on his JiKljjrre-iii in niimiiiK ihe vinor of the iiiile-nnd-n-tttarter sirur'rle. i: Imi l io itsi iim i, G.JLR.MEWEH; DIED MONDAY ILL8I LIE . AGAIN A MECCA Vlt:4! '5 t Jill ii). r K -fa See Our New Numbers in Spring Shoes and Oxfords ' Krcrc THOSR EW Pt.ATV TOES in tan and black calf; also blaclv -patent lea I hers at $6.00 and SfcTiU SKE THOSE WONDERFUL r new styles in an absolutely all-leather conslrifction. See Those-Boys' Shoes and Oxfords That have made the sensation of the (own. $2.50 to $4.50 Scranton & Short, Inc OAKI.AM", Oil. It. II. 10. I'ltlfiliiinj ( Xntionuls) .... 4 III II Orkland (I'oiist) It 8 1 I tntlfi-irn: Krauifr, l.lluiKrn, J-llfiiiTi'.,!-!-. t Hint (Iroix'h: K,,nl;!. I'.o. lih r ami lli', ,l. Itakrr. Hirain 11. Williamson Resident Mere 35 Years, Called by Death Angel. Ulrnm H. Wilttamann, for :ir. yearn il resident of t'nion county, paaHed li way at the home pr his .liiutrhler, Mrs. J. C. Nefdenr. a Tis A avenue, at five o'clock Mon day i veniliK, March M. Air. WIMiamstm- was born in Pennsylvania. November 1 7. , 1 On the fitih day of ahkiikI, :is'4, ihe enrolled aa privatv- in company i'. or Ihe 4:trA riniem of Missouri jtnfimlry and war. In the serv.i'' of 'hts eomilry one year, lie was dis charged ri-oni ihe servli'e by na aoiia of phvsicat dlsabilllv My III, Hiram II. Williamson and i-Miir-lha. McCatidlc were united in mar riage January :ird, 1 sxn. l-'rom Mia. J. C, Haines In Cctcbralc ilul- I. 11AINKH. Ore. The first steps toward tiie Celebration of the 4lh of .Inly were. taken In laities when abotjl Ml cit l.ena met ut the city hall lo -onstder plana for tho cee- match I bralimi. It was Die unanimous Inn Unit the eelelnntton will be!1"'- inU' i oatimu iii the nature of a three-day oul - J N' iderer. was born. door entertainment, which may In- "'""t-al services will be held dude the annual wild wont fcntureai" tll,v Hnmmrrville Chap.-I al t,o .o- no. 'iiHtmt- Mtnmnmlo which lii"enipu weunesuay. .uarcn Jli ln'- n slajjed formerly at a much earlier date. A committee will iiwct wiih the city council at the nei regular meeting of that boilv to out line t urtber plans for the eeh lM-allon and exhibllfoll. Enterprise People Visit Beautiful Body of Wat er Over the Week-End. KNTKItl'lilSi:, Ore, (Special 10 the thserver) --A hii-fie number of iiVroiiiVilirte I't'urf ii's'"i'ronr' llnacllv took advantage of balmy spring ,W'es!lher to visit Wallowa, lake Sun a.day. On their return they fhrlllcl everyone with the account of tin; beauties they encountered on Iho trip and passed out the advice that a trip to Knterprise was incom plete without a visit to this won "hrfnl inkc with Its fforffeous na tural anrroundinprs. (3ny Moh.snn. "alter Tnram and Waller K ri'iiTr. or I. a tJrande. w rc week-end visitois at thi- Cot ter hotel. li. I.. Lilly, a visitor hero Sunday used to live in Knierprise but is now located In Haker on account of business hit crisis. Me frequent ly !:n',,ids the week end here, how i '.vv, anil Is always a truest at ihe (i Otter. The Xlcholaa-I'lrlch and Com pany corporation are plaintiffs asaiiiat Vier I'audon. of the llau don Livestock corporation, c't at. This Is a foreclosure action wiih 41 defendants involved and it prom ises to he n hard fifcV.t, leuKthy lecal tiattle. c. Massev, K, I, .lackson and W. Coffee, all of Portland, were (Jotter tfiicsta Monday. They Were h' re on business. Herbert Holland has the unen viable distinction of bein the only prisoner in (he Knterprise county jut I at the present, lie ia hefiiK held oh a "i let il ions check" ac cu.sation subject to Investigation by the Hrutid Jury. Ii. A. AlcPhcraon, of Walla Wal la, Wash., represent intc the Lasky-l-'a moils 1 "layers moving ptel ure corporal ion. waa in Kuterpriso .Monday and was registered at the Collet- hot el. APPLi: APHIS IS lHH'M) C(I(VAI.1.1S Prevalence of ap ple aphis in Oregon apple orchards in more than usual numbers la in dicated in several surveys, report ed A. U .l.ovetl, entomologist of tli experiment atction. Marly sprimv days following an open winter have been except tonolly favorable to aphid development. "The early hatch ins period, however, is fnvorabU to 1 ho or chardists." said Professor l.ovet;. "Apparently all Ihe aphis are com ing oul ipiite uniformly, Indicat ing better t ban average success, wiih the delayed dormant Hprav or nicotine vu'fate." Tlie reformer must be .sincere, after all, lie labors ceuaelesaly to work htne-'elr out of a job. Pay what you will you will never find in any other cigarette the unique delight of the toasted process i V ffiemoml.'roij ORDER THAT MONUMENT NOW -tWe have made a pro found study of monument building, and an order placed in our hands is sure to receive faithful, intelli gent execution, j We Will Gladly FumSs! Estimated Mo wi'V 1 Blue Mountain Marble Granite Company I50J 8 Ave., La Grande, O ret op Snodgrnsa and Zimmerman are In charge of the arrangements. Nature did genus." Then v. ;im he append not foresee mir for whose benefit l provide! TERS.BK' COIN ;j l'OR HA JtlANA O0oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo6o HANPK'AP RACE , J I A JV'AN.V It ACM ( '( H'llSI', i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOO . OFFERS 15K; CX)IN l FOR TIA JUAN A TI A Mexico. (INS) A hhf fldd speedy hoi'se,i are "foe Mm: ih oals" for the great Cotlrotii h -n cap lu re March Utt, The lifst no ev is S I o.noo a,l,e,l. and He r.- i A Uood. Thlnir - lON'T Ml fiH 1. Sml your nains ami add reus tl written toiffllier wiih fi rentM (hiiJ iIiji) to t.haiiihir. iiii Meil.eine t oJ Meinca, Iowa. Vul rrccive 'rinl pncltBe nVtaiiiinj; Clmnil-.li',n'a ! VOHli iteflirivy K I'O.ltiin oronehinl, "lUi aAl wlnvpinc tud tuklniR tliwvit; V Innv.ti'i uoidk St. mi- leh and I.ivnr Isbirtifer meirJIi trou- lea, Mf1i;-t tton, iiyvtMni tlit cieJ '.lie Iif.r", tiilieiiMu-ss iyd rtVilpiiiieit; 'JiinniWrlHtu'ii Naive, ncin in tvti Viailr for Imrrtpt, acidils, w'ituN, piles, itni rlcin atUvtien'i; thew vtnr-l 1'aiinly fc.A.e'.-i-, f .r mdv '-m'i mih ii. Home Plate Flililir' rtfnyi j, rmh lo .on Catrhcra' MilK liiil io l.-i Wnt .v I...M lo $u.r,n '4iy yiMira'l exJi'rlrncs In Sporting (llioila A. ll. Siml.ltnu Ain-nla SliINMS & JOHNSON ' ' V- 'ni'.vur-' ii; n- y kj f.,; ..if KINDS FANPIY C.n)Y ROLLS Ai i;:.c Per Whe Palace Itf ,VJ..V iOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO .50x3 FABRIC CASINGS ; $ f,.)-, MxV 'z FABRIC CASINGS $ 7.95 30x311 CORD CASINGS $10. 31x1 CORD CASINGS $159 32x1 CORD CASINGS 33x1 CORD CASINGS .' ,...$v-,o GOODYEAR PATHFIN SEE THEM AT THE SHOW PER W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. S 13 TIRES 1 h . :l I'-.