La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text',:i;;m:'TITE LA GRANDE EVENTNG ?OBSERVER W)M"', J ' ' Kcnosha-KJotMO-otcli' 1 I I Union Suits ' , ejus Hur-HURTERS $1.75 to $6.75 All Size All Materials All Colore 204 llcpol St. GET THE LIT ! Chinese Pheasant Season Opened Yesterday with Nimrods Scoring Consistently, When c Inquiring reporter at tempted to gel a list of I he local sportsmen who . went pheasant ti n in hiK ye.Hlerday morning lit; found after u very f-w minute of earnest endeavor Hint such a compendium would con) it in I ho name or practically evry person of Ihf male '-x tit lh- illy. Kv rvoiic who could beg. bor row or hI t-iil u gun li nil perhaps it 'i"K iiii'J h t'lir hied liliir'ir to tlx' field yesterday )n K'unli or "Chinas." Herman's Place ani other restaurants down lown look ed like prospectors wit staging u gold riiHh ai 3 o'clock Sunday rnorning. Tln pheasants urr. or more probably w're, b-fon yenterdtiy, iiiMi: pbntliul In the valley this ear. M u uy h unl crs ret unit J to their homes ut night rull yester dny with the limit or birds. Of Connie (("It" u number wcr un succt -mful but largely dm to tn uhllity with thu tun rather thun a luck of birds. Acquitted, 1 i ', t - - j APPEAL CASE BEFORE COUR T t'AJ.L, IIADIO COM';lti:ti: ll.ov.-r will liiuku tin- uliinlllR ud- . , iiln-NM. -if WAMIH.N'OTON. (AI') A im liitnul ruUlo confrrt-nct. i-nlli'tl by MAKKKIS TOJ1.W I'llllTI.ANI). on-. (API -Cullli Kvcr. lury Iluuvyr lo Ulariiw tuiIIm dclil lioirn m.-u.ly. koo'I chuiw mvil (robk'liia. will open lu-iv tunlirht lum t., JKi.Mi. HIm--i-Willi roprcac-nlrtlvc of . very mow. Kvm liu.ly li firm. Ilul hrnni'h if the tinhn'ry irm'nl l-r UnlliTfnt miaily. After The Days Work If you gvuw wcui7 or the snme scenes, unci tired from the dity's -drudgery, why not divert your work-weary mind in the restful,. relaxiiiR- pages of a pleasant and well-written book of fiction? The Latest Novels Written by the ln-st- nuthni's, are now on our liook shelves. You may look . them over ut your leisure. , " Newlin Book & Stationery Co. tangent Office Stationer in Kastmi Oregon. (t took jury at Pontotoo- M tax., (tiit four minute to acquit Mm Murrell Penninfrton Conowny. in-ynr-old bride, of the murder of Money Warren. . She plemled th had killed Warren neighbor" "'in defenne of her life and honor." after he had chaped her from a field, threatening 10 attack her. 1. THIRD GAME IS WON BY GIANTS, 6-4 (Continued from pave 1) lh-s. to throw the irtitii'. today de clured he. would ib lay IiIn drpur t u re t o Cu I i To rn In w hen nliown t lettt-r ulli-Bt-d to have been written Uy a lfroadway cumlilr. Th anunymotia U'ltt-r, printed tn 1 New York newspaper, mild a cer tain group had wnwtvd inu.uuu that the tilanta would win tin- l.-a-ue championnhlp by two gmiH'F 1 ml Sl.uuo hud been puid a Giant player In the bribe effort. The crlpplinir f the team worried gnm hlom ubout "thoMu two ganiea" un doubtedly referring to the I a at two of Hevcn with rhlladelphla. Ily winnings today the Cluntf forged ah end In the worlds aerler pluy: W. I. J'et. Oiant 2 I .60 W'aHlitiiirton 1 2 .S3 Ityan replaeed Mrulllan for the CiuntH in the fourth tnnlnt; ami It 1 iK.se II replaced Mnrln-rry for the S'-natorH. In Ihe He veil Hi Murtina look the mound for Washington and atnilii. In the eighth. I hi Kol oiim hud a new hurler Hpcere. Setir. It. . K. Ni w York d 1 1 0 Wnfiiiiiigioa 4 i . Itulterh'H: .Mefjulllnn. Ityan and Cowdy: Marlterry, ItitHKeil, Mar- SHERRY'S tinu, Hpeece und Ituel. I 'Ol.f 0 1 it)l'S I S. NeW Y ork (Iy Uie Associated I'icmm) lial leries for today's world Herien con flict here are: New York: .Mcquil lan and Cowdy; Washington; .Mar berry nnd Itiiel. The lineups follow: New York: JJudttlrom, 2h.; Trlsch, 2b.; Youn. rf-: Kelly, cf.; Terry, lb.; Wilson, If.; Jackson, as.; Gowdy. c.; McQuliiun. p. Washington: J.lebold. ef.; Har ris. 2b.; Itice. cf.; Goslin, If.; Judpc. lb.; JJluege, lb.; 1'eckin puutfh. 22.: Ituel, c.; .Marberry. p. The weather Is good for the third ffitme here today. An attend ance of 45.000 Is expected. School News I'ue to the Inability of the (it-I torney.H to be present, the ca;. oxoiiin and tlarrtnglon vh. Haker j county, which win due to open th j current t'-rui or the circuit cour! lien- t liijj ntoriihig, wuk postponed f until later Jn the se.slov. I An appalled ciise. City of L.-J ; Cmilde vh. II. (ietrhel opened j UiIb inornfiiK. The case 1 an up. j peal from the police court, on the charms or t raffle, violation. j A Ihiuur case, City of l.a Grand j vn. George i.'arlj lu is scheduled fori tomorrow. ' , . I promised hi 111 by one of the bus!- iiess men. i : Artir, the Hi-Kemblv Krlda ; morn 1 there was a short A. G. I to. iiieeiing- to finil out how muny j trirls wore coming- to the matinee dance artcr school und lo approve' j of the plan to send Lueile Gurdner ' flowers. Miss lnnett and the president also ul l his time urged each big isler tlo become well acquainted with her lit lie sister. Florence Miller, a foriiM-r stu dent or l It. ii., visit ed at the school Thursday. jJie has been In California over the summer und will now inuko her home in liu ker. The Glee club will start work on their operetta "Once In a lllue .Moon" as soon as the books ar rive. They are now holding the try outs. The girls chorus will slug, for the rarent-Tcacher meeting Wed nesday urternoon. Illrtli ivw Jn Kiixlaml. Today nnt! Tomtit row "A Girl of the Limberlost" Genu StniUou Porter's own pnxluetion of her famous novel. Here is a picture that every im-mbcr of every family should see. Cri.I.KN I.ANDIS. UAYMOM) JfcKKli and CLOIMA CUKV in the east. SMALL TRACTS We have but four choice .1 lo r-m-i'c tun Is left of good hind wilh w:(ler rlgtiiM just north of Ifixerside Par';. This land Is dose In an 1 desirable for 1111 Indepi ud-'iit Hviiic. other tracts sold In this district are being tm pioved, making this a grow ing, valuable section. In quire f US about these tracts. Tin y are priced lov and oil easy terms. Wm. Miller & Co. Set) t)tif Slgp M (liy INK' KIIKICT) The junior class held a meeting Thursilay afternoon to muke plans for a picnic. They decided to hold 11 after school Friday eveu ing. but due to the A. G. H. dunce held on that evening it wus post poned to u later dale. The seniors hld a class hieet ing Thursday afternoon, ,M1ks ltennett explained the making of the Mlmlr dummies and the president urged them ull to be original in their dummies. Mr. Towler also gave a short talk on the .Mlmirs along the lines of fin ance und tin support of every member of the class for the edi tor that will bo chosen. The class decided lo send flow ers to l.ucile Gardner, , one of llM-ir members who is iirMhir hos pital. Thu president appointed a coinmltlee to buy the (lowers and the meeting adjourned. - - junior chiss meMlng wits held Thursday at b-rnoon lo diwus.s the junior play. The play picked' out Is "adily Long-l.egs," which will be presented in Hie near rut ore under the direction of Miss lien- wllM,.- hvl.l liu, llrsl ,K.rl ur n.M """ '' - LONDON. (A I) Uist years" birthrate for Kngland and Wales was irt.T per thousand, is the low est on record except for the war years, 1917-1919. ' FIND IT HERE Copy tor Tbli column mut be In hy 9:00 a. a. Hiimmagc Sale llonan Hull basement. Saturday. Oct. 11., beginning ul lit a. m. 10-1-t Tlorelioilihl iroK. r?lot and L'l u hue- iniilniniiie ! real iioretioiHid and can New (hi Jrng 10. sugar. l"-C-:t Kemember how you had to dike Ihe bavin's last year because you didn't order your Christmas cards 1 in October? Our exceptional lines Nelson Printing Co Ki-6-11 George Glass who broke hi arm a week ago in football prne. lice was around school again ThurMlay afternoon Iml didn't at tend bis regular eln ses. Wlirord Stoddard who brok his arm cranking his car Is back at tchool this week. l.ucile Gardner. 11 senr. who 1 in the Grande Konde Iiospital fol lowing an operation is iloint; niccl. If yo fail to get your Oregon Journal, Phone IMt W. Slater Whiddou. agent. J i lltum- CfMiking. I test, home cooked mealff. Iloiili cann. d fruit ami jelly. Hoard by meals or by the day, or hoard and room, with rates. M.14 Adams Ave. Hi-2-31 The ,. G. S. uae a niaHuec unce Kriilay celling aftei- school. Jealieile Cooper and her ay 1 d Comedy "WIDK OI'KN SI'ACKS" Ilorehound Drops Stcip and gvt a hig eoii Uiuini; real Ilorehound and Cane Sujrar. Newlin Drug Co. All sifter May KliniUelh nutnbers on the violin. The two girls, age nine and siv play on 1 t tolins made by their fal her. , They come rrein Wallu Walla !whre they are well known in j iniisle i-ln-lcM. After dant ing had ( been enjoyed delicious reliesh , menls were served, i The president f the A. G. S.. t Phylls Scranton called a meeting lor the chairmen of the conimilH-vH iWedmsday evening after school, j The president opened the meei ing. Miss Ibnuett. Helm of the Girls, spoke of the thing the KrlH should try. to accomplhh. The i follow Ing chairmen told of the j plsns or their committee and What they hoped to do 'Ins year: Helen Wtlllums Consiii ut ion. j 4 less Gelbel Service. Isabel Mill e r I tec oral in g. Marjorle Warnlck Pulilicity. ( M hello Gray Program. Wlltna Gasketl Social. l.iroth' Funk I'.ig Sister. Margery Ktrby was appoint c 1 chairman of (he refreshment com mittee. It was announced Hi at an as sembly would be held Ttiursda morning but us Mr. Gilbert could not be present then, it w.is post poned until Friday morning. Mr. Towler, "after muking a few an nouncements turned 1 he asvcntbiv. over to Mr. Gilbert. He Ud a few yells and ulo u few song; with llud l.mh und Lots NcUum at the piano. No inure dandruff after five In I days when you use our Germi cide ami I andruff Kradleator. Your hair will slop falling out ull bin a month and If roots of scalp are not dead a new grout h of htiir Is bound to groiv. It si Hs Iw" for 7..e 11 1..itl1.. ..nk- ..I our Oi.r.. uln-re It Ik made. Sllverlhorn- IWrighl's Family lrug Store. lo-fi-tf Alrtli;iT Mrs. F. A. llalmes. 22tU Jeffer son Ave., corner Willow. lu-l-lm World's Largest Chain Department Store Organization m m i 111 ' m, 5WEPARTMENT STORES Alwayg At Li Price, Men's ufo neoot SL. La Grande, Ore. Warm Winter Shirts ALL WOOL COTTON FLANNKLS - WOOL MIXED Men's shirts for winter, shown at icmarkabiy low prites. Ituyine; for our 571 busy stores enables us to show these good quality shirts ut prices far be. Itwxf i Iwtuo ffintifl olunwlarn. A icood weijjht Cotton J-'lannel Shirt ia browns and jrieys. For those who do nut desire wool - mixtures $1.29 Heavy Flannel Shirt in browns and greys. Good fulf-cut sizes a splendid weight shirt for the cold days , $1.98 A wool mixed number villi two largo pock els. Shown in blued, greens and browns. Priecd at ' ' , $2.69 A remarkable . shirt iit this price. Wool mixed and shown in checks and plaids or greys, blues and tans ' $2.98 All-Wool Shirts BIG VALUES All-wool, Men's Army Shirt with two patch pockets, large, full-cut sizes. Shown in army khaki color. A well known shirt for scrvico and quality. $3.49 All-wool Shirts in plaids and checks red, brown, tan, grey and blue combinations that arc very attractive. A warm, serviceable shirt for the coldest weather. Shown at this low price $4.50 I fun nr I a i. t Qui- best All-wool Shirt, extra heavy. Comes in an assortment of checks and plaids, also i-i plain reds and blues. A good wearing shirt that will give ample protection during the co'd days to come. $4.98 M ARPRIj ANI I.ONGKK after ii Shampoo- CHIM, Gobi en It Is tulip pliintlug Hoi for catalogue, t Ire gun Hull pauy gon. I.ASTi A Great .Mid-Hoy Luia-b. right lo reject any and all bidx, Glint) ,!y order of the commission S -12-tf A home cooked hot lunch, cook- Iciuber -41 h, 1 H4. ei at our soda fountain counter., J. 11. STKAKNft Send I'u'ato'H. hot sandwiches of all; Peeorder r the Cily 0 ( '0111- (i-HH i.a Grand-, Ufegoii. i l''ountahi syringes, hot Miiter lol-lli-H. all kinds of fillings, the v. iy best values ortereil and all war ranted for one or two years at Sil ver! horn-Wright 's K.tiutty lirug Store. lo-G-tf Kent, sell nnd repair nil makes sewing machines. A::k about free drM!iiaktng roiirs. White Sew Ing Machine Co. New Koh-y Hide. Phono 683-W. ia-7-tf rv lictnsiiiclniig Zto All work guarunteed. Mrs. I Tnekey, Mott Second St. 7-i Hie J-tf OI 1 IllN Out lea. I., t 1... 1,1 ibd bids will be received by trhi, at her residen.e. May Pari, 'Hiiniisstuii )(f (he cltv nf Iji lji O.-!,...!,. 1,1 " " ' ar "1- tonslnio-: l'.t., at l.a Grand tion or the improvement in side. ;pf ember 'n, ci;m. vii iMiinieteiiicni ( is) nets fo. 1 . 1 1 Al..t G .ion 1 ii. u 11 nin ine city of 'r"n""' according to the. .Michael S. Carroll. dw.-aL?' Plans and specifications of Ihe H.id -S. pl. 22-2!i-f)ei i;.:t- (i t .sidewalk Improvetm ni distriei.i . " I now 011 tile in the office of the c,t K.eoMbr of snid city. A d-posit iilnna and H irie..n..- 1 N",lr" lH " reby give,, alt coiif amount will be refunded ir bidder ;,,,;n,',h;l' Archl- H. fonley. ex.- is unsuccessful and returns '7r ill and tes.anen' to this office. f ' lln.wn, .1-.-HH..1. h'? Hids Will be reeel.e.1 lo 1 1 D" V'" f stuniDiiig. Satisrnetnrv srvieo at . t remendoiiH vhIhp. It ts . i.l 1.1. ..... . . '""(ion. hs final nrrotim ' . . " i - n. ...IMIIIIi; u. 10. tfCIOI Your pn scrlptious filled iiiiekly and accurately and no et rn barge ror d- livery at Silver! horn Wright's Family lrug Store. lo-C-tf Old Montiivllii 'I .i ife Ifenixlicliing Pleating fl ul ton holes, buttons covered, jmaklug it a househol is u medicated wine lo which has I been added protein and phosphates necessity of .VHice to ('retllloi-s. f of Michael S. Cat-roll, tl'i kinds, hot coffin', hot choeolat Tulip Gruwers. Sab ui. Ore- l'"'s "'"-''h every morning, si la. Is. Stpl. 1 11.4. 1 1 served irom 1 1 :.m a. in. lo f i I:3i . 111. A light lunch K-r--d' nil day. Just hy out our soda W ' fountain K'-rvlce und iua1ity Il:i)te. Kst it nood lee cream and sherbet. lee ceased cream In brick always H-rvd-al Notice is hereby given by the un our soda roiintalu. SHverthnrn- ,Ih sigi,e,. .Xecitlrix ul the estiil Wrights 1-umily Hrug Store. 0f Micha.-I S. Carrnll deceased jn-u-ir 1110 crerhtors of and ull penwDf; having claims against the said d- t all fir Ithix Sidewalk ::"as-d. to exhildi , them with (h lmproemciit. neeessary voueiiei-K. within ni monins after the first niibiicalii" 1., (inguri AKKOI.b. ilrix of Ihe estate of Nol.'er if -iim Selilriiiciil. Nort li'a Kiddy Shop. for building and repairing Ihe body , j(0 yield eliergj'. A stimulative and The very thing you need every- blood building medicinal prepura day is Violet Cream for your tlon. P.uy a bottle today use at hands, for ehnpped IlpM. for sun IndicaUd jJ notice the Improve birn. for tender skin. Sold only by mem in your general physical con ns at 25c a bottle, the largest hot- dition. No home should b- wltii tle of any perfect preparation, out this fine old tonic. Sold by stiver! horn-WrlghPs r'umlly lrug Silverthorn-Wrlght's Family Jhug S'nre. ta.rt-tr Store. Adv. M. ui the city building Mil, in t In- ail miii !ui en 1 i r eomnilssion room in tat,, and sahi eou,-t i, Tn. le. ilav. the -.Mui .b... .,1- 4 11'' Oregon, and must I. accompanied vU al two o'clock i m ni 'll'4 n?Z ! Cn: "M f """"' room u' ra,l.i 1 -r!.tnl ' UmUnl Md i,S '' ''. Oregon. .,H the Hint ? . - T " . "'Plni ! and place fr ,he hearing of suriii account am all fdijeetlons lhen-U'4, AKCHH-; 1:. coni.kv. ; Th.. ...... .I..,.,r. . ivxeuun" coiuph'tion of contract if awarded Clufks will be returned to tin sueeessful bidilem. Sept. ?y-oct. fi-t a-i'o One of the Hilngs Mr. Gilbert cmphastxe! wui to always watch our 'li lender when jelling. The wuj the first .''i" meeting of the cr. Th- plan was udopb-d to hold "p' P metinK on Tuei das and Tht:rsbes after schod. Then- an now 13 boys that wish to try out for ell leader. The baderwlll ' chtwen b"rTtTninu tlon as the season prtgresesrs. Thr evpect to -have picked lum by the ed of ihH month. The on iMft 'tMYv-u 'vvni r--r-l'! a b i ter and ttlfw m :sweuti r lis U w Delicious Apples Wrapped and Packed CHOICE, Per P.ox FANCY, Per Pox -.- EXTUA FANCY, Ter Box SPITZENBURG. Per Box GOLDEN riPPl.NS, Per Box ... S2.05 S3.G0 $3.00 $1.60 ..?l.t.O O'.le coNcop.n r.nAPi.- a n . . - ....... .j, i,ii.sKel FANCYTOTATOESKu,ls or Netted Gems; ' O.H.R . , . EAGLE VALLEY TOMATOES, Box ' tV M ANGELON'S CANNING PEAKS, ApZilis HOOVEKIZED Phone Main 49 GROCERY 2 Deliveries