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THE CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION
It is a graphic picture ofinany of the principles that form the foundations on which this business stands.
It is a graphic picture of the elements on which you .place your trust in us, and the rules that guide every
member of this organization when working for vou. '-
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this crossword puzzle that so many have enjoyed working out. f
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The Crossword Answer
The Following Lucky, But Skillful People Are The
Winners of the Contest
FIRST: MABEL CLEAVER $50.00 IN MDSE.
n' SECOND: RAY WILLIAMS :.......$2!.00 IN MDSE.
THIRD: ROSE CURREY ........
FOURTH: LEE JOHNSON '.
FIFTH: K A: BENHAM
StXTH: CHESTER THOMPSON
$5.00 IN MDSE.
.... $5.00 IN MDSE.
..... $5.00 IN MDSE.
$5.06 IN MDSE.
SEVENTHi SHERWOOD WILLIAMS $5:00 IN MDSE.
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Summary
We received 30(1 solutions-to the Puzzle. The three
first listed as winners , Vere absolutely correct and
the most mistakes inadcl by 'anyone' was 10
' As ail wlio. handed in a solution had more than
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80 of the words coXrect, all ate entitled to a 5
discount on purchases made ncxt.weeki (This dis
count is hot allowed to any of the winners of the
prizes offered).
You ari asked to call at the office in our store and get yo:ir solution back which, when presented to the clerks, will entitle you to 5 per cent discount I
ua auy puiLuusc yuu wish io maKe aunng ine weeK irom January lyth.. to th.
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LOSER,
SLa Granders
.'"Victbricf'ti4
' In h gomn mnrkeil pilnclpally hy
IhB (iKhllnR spirit shown liy both
1"m I -a Uramln look a hrrtl
fcrriiitKle from Iho llniiTprlsi- lilih
iclionl qulndil In lh hlh school
gym lnrn IbhI pvrnlnn by ihc fan
of 1.1 to 7.
'. Thin wan I.a (lrnnoXn rirnl rs
( pf f Irupn Ihla your aiculnnl a touin
'ploylni pom clii'cklni; dufiMi
Wo aynicm nna thn blua nnJ
W'liltc quintet wa aelilom able to
tffcctlvely plirce Iho Kntcrprhe
defi'nii for bukt . v ,
I Both tnmi puaad Hrllilly thru
tnoit of th Kinie with but hfro
nt thern as orrmlonal play
Bt&hdlniT out from thw oryy of rpek
Icu paaalnR. 'rh n-w rorwnrii
loptiibinutton Olara to l.yinnn gn-tn.
a jmich to nerd ot prantlco. Olana
piaypil eonslsioiiiiy but I.vninii "f Illlmiln, und llurobl Onhoini..
fi'inoa to bo unublo to net loono "l mpli" and unlvrrnliy hlKh Jump.
irom ni guard enough to rerclv ff. wl " mitlatPd Into iho Cham-
Sport Gossip
: t(li.v' llm A.iaorlatKl InMi
. .Mlku MivTIkuk, world's llht
ht'avywpltfhl cbaiuplon. under
i'iit nu operation IVIiliiy fur
the nnwival nf n Miiall bmiu
rnim rlubt hnnd. As s re
sult Iip will be on the flsllc
shelf for iIiiit nmtr.'.iK. Then
he nlll he i-puily to mrvt I'nul
llerli'iibneli, 'loin iltilNna or
tieue Tiiimi'y, lin na)M.
rreiil.lont John Ileyiller of the
Kutlomil Ii'ukup Is oppuHPd to the
piuollrti of mujor li'ugue toftins
I ii It I lie rpgulor lengiie umpires
south with lli m durluK Ibe trnln
lug -onion, due lo Ihu dnnger of
too great Intimacy between Urn of
flrlals and players. HurliiK the
resular playing season umpires are
forbidden to slop at Hie nw holel
wllh Iho plnvers.
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llnrold Itrd" tlrang... all-
Ami'ilcnii back, of the University
pttliefl.
AKhntigh siemlntly always a lit
tU ahead of himself t'namuno with
Hummelt was the. real factor In the
I Grande, victory. Tha Spaniard
aeldom shot for the basket and
registered no scores whntever for
t- Orando but wus dlreciiy or In
directly responsible for the most of
thn baskets from his position as
pivot man for most of iho plnys.
Zundfcl played an excellent dc
fenslve game and time and again
hrokn up Knlerprlfl- plsvs which
ere Ihreatenlng io s.o'. Hum
melt plnycl consistently but Is sllll
far below tba blgli sinndard of per
formance set for himself last year.
Hurt KBterprtoe star.
For the visitors the dlmunlilve
Hart waa high point mon with four
points, ooa field goal and two louhY.i
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'iiiiiu n-Hiii puiyr-u wen logi-in.
er but unuliln to git close
enough lo the banket to srure.
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Isv'Orande
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puleu. llkn lodge of ths llenevolent
nnd Protecilvo Order of lilks,
February 28.
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SNS1T1G
RfllNy MATCHES
T'nterprla.'
Hurt 14)
Hl.-.'le (J)
Wiigner
Henvls
Ig I'olllncworlh (1)
Grande: Kteworl.
Enterprise: l. Wiig-
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Ijrinan (7)
OISBS
rnimimo
Hum melt (C)
Eundel
Hps res. La
Hanks, Kerr
Hen,,. .
- Keferea: Homer Jnmleson.
fiaiix- Tonight.
The game this evening wllh Jo
eph will start at eight o'clock. Jo
seph defeated the strong t'nlon
team last evening at t'nlon 41 to
in. Kaur ai.B with ls.it year's team
e playleg with Joseph again this
aason. The Is Orande lineup will
t Ills Mm as with Enterprise.
PHANTOM FINN
BEATS JOIE RAY
BY HALF A LAP.
rillPAr.O Hj- the Associ
ated Press) , Ponvo Nnrml,
super-runner of the world,
unissued Ms seventh world's
Indoor record Krldny night
since nuiklng his American de
but In New York Id ibivs ngo
when he derisively defeated
Joie liny, America's cksmplon
mller, by bulr n lop. nenrly go
yards. In a special mlln and
three. iiuarters rare rcaiacina?
the Illinois Athlrtle eiub huudl
cap meet ai the Coliseum.
The phantom Pinn. after
riding ull nlitlit and nil day
from New York when, he
'mushed three record Thurs
day night, mn Hay lo defeat
In 7:.'.l. J. 5. Flipping a fifth of
a second off the world's In
door murk established by him
self In his New York triumph
Thursday nlaht. Nnrml. lead
ing from start to finish, rnn
the mile In 4::. the mile and
a umirter In n:SS 4-s and Ihe
mile and a hslf In s:44 8-6.
i.oti Kin vi ti is nuovt ni:i
MAHHIIKIKI.D. ,.. vVhlle
driving on Klk creek Oliver Trnln.
19. was drowned. He was engaged
in getting out logs to tha north
fork of the foulll river.
Train lived in Myrtle Point. H
hud worked with the Oliver OUoa
lagging company for tba pe.il aar
l'ra uiouthSt
nrENOfl AirtKS Mr)-The de
velopment of boxing In Argent Inn
Is shown by a statement of the
municipal revenue bureau saving
that the sum of lii2,oiiii pesos has
been collected In taxes im proces
sional mulches n Huenns Aires
from February to Ihe end of Oc
tober of Inst year. This amount
represents 111 per cenl of Ihe total
gate money since Feb. 111. whun H"!
net authorising boxing match's be
came effective, The money nolleA
cd Is contributed to the maliucn
anc of hospitals. ' 1
Hoxlng was practically unknown
In Ihla en.,t,tp.. .n n .....
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thnnks to the exploits of I. nls Kir-' rAIiCADK locks. Ore. - Ii.bat
po In Ihe I'nlted Stales. It Is today Ing tnimx have I,, en eho.1. n lo i. p.
very popular. There urn hundreds recent the chal-nde ( r.gi l,s MkIi
or clubs scurlered throughout the school with the itejfinu trunk Hood
country whose main activity is ii, ,,,i .i.,n
boxing, and the public Interest In affirmative team, Mi' Lucille Ulo
puglllsm is steadily Increasing, ver atl Miss H-vU. ,. wllfgo
Z17.?! . "V""'""? l'"' "'ver hlKb'seheol
Ing to the Importance of the pro- i ""a,ly"'U
gram. South American profejon- !.' , j , '. " s'"-. "".." own
aland amateur boxing lourimtnents !',,", ro"lr'" ""- ,nal
are held every yenr In which Ar-i r,u' negative tcantf James llen-
pentlnn, Chile and I'rncuav nar- "crson, jr., unit i union rrlee. will
iiti..;.,, y .
JosepK Trims
Union Cagers
UNION, Ore. (Rpeolnl to Urn
Observer) Jowph hlRh school
dnfattMl t'nlnir's busk(!tliiill
' f1v lust nM;ht MLsily. wtuiinhiK
4 3 tu Hk Tnftif?t.t Jo-t-Ii
plM I .a (iranOt' at l,a ;runl
HHtl t'nion ni-i!i Kiif'-riiriHc
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i:i,f;i iikkaks i:vi:
Ivlgln high Hehool broke even
In a basketball iloublelieiuler
at Klgln with Imhler high licit
night. The boys' team defenl
ed linbler but the Imhler girls
regi:ered a win. Jimmy l:os
enbauin refereed.
li:n.vri; tkam iiosrx
llclpote.
Iti-tt lili Komi m SM'mI .Minimis,
LONDON, (API. Nearly 70..
nun.oiiii will be spent In ihe n.Mr
future on nil clatKmitc progro-nt
of work lo be rurrtcd out by the ""
London. Midland nnd Hcottlsh
Hallway. The scheme Includes J
the building of ;:'u large pass- I
ngeii ami freight locomotives and J
li smnller ones . Provision la also '
to be made fur new sleeping ears, I
vestibule and eorrldor curs of the J
most romrortnhle type, kitchen
and dining cars nnd other rolling '
stock, ,!
meet the Oil. ll nrrlrmntlve team on
the same ouestion at ibe same hour
In Ciiseade Locks, and the same
I sin.jeci sviit lie iienaieii til llie Siltllf
(hour between the O.lell and n,10d
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TILLAMOOK, Ore The annual
report of John Asehlin. county !
sheriff and tax collector, shows
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that gSliS.g 1 7 1 wns collected In
taxes on the current roil. Ie
llnuuent taxes collected on the ISS3
roll amounted to tCS 42, which.
Ihe shertff states, is beteor than
the ordinary collection. The total
collection amounted to IM.JIfi.st
The ri'port on prohibition rases
for the year shows $14.7tin col
lected In tines, (ID days Jail sen
tincea Imposed and In addition
114,200 In fines paroled and 3K3U :
daa scntencea paroled.
Din TOO know
THAT WK had apples
FOR SALE at prices
TO SI'IT onyone'a
rrnsKf
A I'INK grade of
HOMLS mid Jonathans
1'OIt OM.Y SOc per bog
II." nil' furnish
Till: IM or siick.
ALSO SOMI'. baking
SI.l'S wrnppeil In paper
AMI I'M ki ll In sins
At' fL.10 per box.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
WALLOWA, Orn. Tho annual
meoilnK of the Wallowa Commer
cial association was hold recently
in the council room. A fair bIzihI
ami very enthusiastic, crowd of
hoostora wre present, nnJ conduct
ed t he y-:iriy litisiucrtp in a very
thorouKh manii'-r. The minutes
were. p-ad. and the corri -spundt-ni't
taki-n up. A Ifttt-r from A. R Tnl-
y was read ti lling of his acting
iih di'lf-traM- at the unnual ineftiiiK
of t he Oregon Slat fhamher of
fommiM-er. ll also serveiV us proxy
from Knterpi-is and Joseph, tlum
having ihrt-e votoi at the elprtlon
ot directorfi nt which tlma Klmer
Stoddard of La Grande was one of
those elected. ,
Thfl association ordered the dues
to the Htaio chamltMr of rommcrcf
paid. The oianizntlon has proven
Itself of rxeell.'iit benefit nnd the
nu'iiili.'i'S i,.,. that Ihe $10 la well
vjn'nt A rapluilon coiMTiiinK IV
iMidir na 811,11 l6w,r Jie.-nr.
fvtf ft)!', aitldinobits f.w;w oidt-red '
ioft auea Oi annual - ftftfcttolj (was
liirWl-.Th.'' board p'';dVcars; wns.
re-eU-'ctoU'. unaulp.uHie." .' Vhii pros-cnt.-oard
conaistHOf St Billinas.
presidwrtj T. 'V. 'AU'try' Bruce iC'ox,
j-.ij-. juried, rt,T;urio: nun i iifo.
,f,"'!i;i;!--,i;m:'':
11 rim sfcrotniV was tnstrurtdVl to
'ascertain ' whefhVr""tfie"' "National
!GeoKrphlc Maffuzine could he In-Jduccd-
to givo an article picturlnt?
tha scenery of this section. A corn
mil ten on membership was desig
nated to Include L. K. Allen, H. M.
f'aupht and K. A. Pearle. A com
jmittee on closinK of tho stores was
I appointed to securo a uniform clos
jinK for holidays and a football
: (car iip. Coy, Major and Shell were,
.appointed on this comnitttc.
I Krnee ('ox then made a talk on thn
need of Ihe Asportation promoting
a belter spirit of co-operation
jnnmim the business men. .
A directors meetitig will he held
In the near future for the election
of officers.
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EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE '
REDUCED
"The Old Reliable Men's Store."
Ash Bros.
itivf 4". A.-Htwit
iH. jLrV;:fl a.K rpdeaf l tltftf th
;iesocia)OJu'enncnr ,w(is th ttliHO-v
tors In: ther aciiorf ccornhirf the
Old Oregon Trnil nnsociuttort which
was a refusal to pay the $r0 quota,
and a recommendation that th
work of lhiit association b taken
up by the slute chanfler.
After a' Veres for th pnymont
Jutfoaun. aH.I llemkuk 111.
rhoae Main "tJ i
CLAUDE C. PRATT
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1U 91111 1 lll ,IIC V UU.l
next Monday, January 12 nnd
be over there until after the
first. He will get a line-up
on Cedar Posts, Hardwood
Flooring, Lumber and Shin-'
g-lcs. He will also keep his
eyes peeled for Used Sash'
and Doors or any other bar-'
gains in the building material
line. If he ran he of nny
service to you while over!
there, address hint at Elma,
Washington.
The I
Claude C. Pratt j
Lumber Co. ;
Th Poor Man' Friend
Opim. Frxindry. riTONR S48 H
tio 8nid ttmtora
TACOMA, Wash., (AD. Thri
state bonus to veterans of all
branches , of t he service In t he
WtrbJ- War amounts to $ 1 H.riiii!,
aito, 11 hiis h'en 'n nourieed ny
W, Claiiss(n. rhle auditor. The
jnuiius, iiffiicn" m ine ruic oi f 1 11
for inonHi f ae.rvlce. has bf-n
'paid r..OH residents of the,
state;:' , .
Tho first bonus claims 'were
paid In March, 1921. Ot thone
who received Mie state's check.
4S, ft 25 nlll I were residents of tha
statn, 7,&Si lived In other slatis,
Inclinlinfr every state hi the union,
'22(t were In territories and pos
sessions of tho United Slates, and
hod miKrated to foieWn lnnl..
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; . Have You Ever Made VoiiH.1oa.sl AVUh K
Golden Crust
If not. try it for breakfast in the monalnfc.
Gwilliams' Electric Bakery
HARNESS
Repairing and Oiling.
Now is the time lo bring
in your harness and
have- it- repaired- and
We use Neatsfoot Oil.
Skala Hdw.
Company
Phono Main S3
Boesrh EOdg.
28(h Anniversary
FURNITURE SALE
NOW ON
"VVH. Bohnenkamp Co.
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE
CALL MAIN 573
THEJ:",Y GROCERY