La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 23, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfr7- PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, January 23,'l923. I i 8! if" ! .a 4 U II. C 1 tt i n; u ; u 1 -1 ot . ' w 0 tl A W l.r! nr Ill A Woman's Taste Is Reflected In Her Home Our Di'iipery Section has many ' ' pew idens for you, Hill's Department Store "A i;ooiI riBi-o to Trade" fll'MWKKVIM.K (.Special)-0. W. Fisher too(i a', lpuil of horf lo I-a Grande for Park lirothers last week. John Jivyelfet nnd-H. rc.Kiin wore unions I hi I.a Grande vj.l-( tors hern recently. Rernlce -Johnston, tho small, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Johnston Is twain in school aflor being out for some Hint on ac rout of. blood poIhouIu'k In hot foot. .. JrJd. Halo topK ndvanlage of 1 lio good sloigulng ' Inst weoU un.l hauled several looih, of wood to Juihlor. .Mrs, Alviti Gillis spent v;:eir;t riajs lust- week here with relat ives. ' Word has been recfived from .fr. Kellog, of Ord. Nebraska, that John Akred, who formerlj made hit home at Hummorvillo. died- nt thp I. O. F. homo u. Vqrk,. Nebraska, January . H cam ii an a shock to inuny friend:, here. . Mr. and Mr. Victor Johmitun were ct Jtnhlor Thursday oit bus iness. Maty MoKlnzic , h ft herb for Portland tho first of tUt week. Hhe expeeta to he gone for ueveral days. - E.igcne Oswald, and John Can trell arq now at Ladil Canyon working In tho timber. . Mr., afyra McKlnzie in 111 at tho home of hor sir, tor, Mrs. Hattie Me Williams nt I.a Orundo. Hans Hacker and Alex McKIn zlc were I.a Oramla viHliora Wed nesday. Ralph McKlnls lost one of hln work horses recently, Rovcral ; other horses hero urn sick. Arch lngrnn was attending to business nt Imhlcr Tuesday, Mrs. Hamsntha Knd und grand-1 McKlnrJo homo white Mrs. Mo-' 1v'lnlo bnmn u l.llo Mr Mi.K'liwif. ' is away. (toodhiK Hills Opposed. nskltig representatlvnii In conifressL,, . to oppose the Good In if hill wero odoptcd by Iho J.nno county Hoo . lloo club, an orgnnliitlon , of 65 , wwnd iim jnff 1, onerntorj, -mivmtf 3000 emplGjVH .mid uhip- in,... '"I'l")'" -miiu uimjc Din? lo.ooo curs of lumber an- nifally. Tho resolutions declared, that pussairo of the Gooding mous ir MOUld ICHUlt ill hunluhln to the lumber and other industries of this scollop. Serious Lung Trouble Starts With Coughing Phytlelani warn aptlnit ntglectlni eouolh li tf ealdi ind tttl si tht erto;ti luni mm fllcitloni that miy ruutt. Lading pf.yil. liini law piutrlti BAL8AMEA tor oil bron )Mftl Uleetloni. UALSaMCA Ii jurt 0d tatii iriptrfttlon mtCt Irotn newly tin uivartd ilkiit. Dr. Dtnj. F. Cntttrct. Aitcar ion. Mo., wrltai: "I ui It melulaly lor my irftctiot and ny tmlly. it It quick, &ur ind ufe In Itl action Mkt noiblng cli." Tdtti' .' 0ln etui or Hid liuiiu-nwi fin.iuilc t uitviTomuiii ilivHk'Uu ti- tioil iiul - inbe pi 1 1 nil ii up In wid . uy tlm wsi iIU fium k tintire plniil were Imt.itim1 fnnii tlm ravniU'ii !r liillueiiia. Ho und ilis oils i.muuu Hltiiu piitiuitli unil thou In n l)i)HiH(l hvit-fl-w!f with "iloaili' rnm. Svt ut Uit frtults inept th world mid fir ma tuib H fin "kbl to limply tlx detmnid. BALKAIiKA ia now wt-u Htitndinlld ind (Ivfl uniformly inlrnouloiu ii-iiilta In ffiii i. ii wmiiiwi Hit IlilKUiivU IH4ID- brnurt n nd rflknm triltatlnn. I It liu'rcusra Of DaJkMUi and nermll inmv p. CHTlnri Ikln il n ltlmul.Uc iirn of tho mm in uirntving rr li.dv no'.soiu und 4 It UrlkM at th coiiu rlnAlhj mm,, mirfiw. - v "r w,,n tin nut eonfuM it with .r.l!,.i,rr lil.nm "l" ii pnllm Hiicl a gouil rood la htJKb avruut tlml nr only othhiii hvmii. town. Tho ilcrp inuw auurffl "SiiSVhVVW n.oliro for ll.ls sprlns an,l .m- rf froni cm Iri- iid othor Iwimful nt- mrr. k pix m rhiidnn. I 13. a. Tttlhoti rnme up from XIp- .Lf.rl."...'.?'4'?"1: "J! 'l':XUnnvlllB reoratly anil la hehulld- liilwsl lo r.llre Anjt roiuu, nr mjlift ftnir ' ?.h..' "iff,' ."i"r. .muM All Utuk-1 ll-l. nil HAI.."AMi:i it nMi.A.iu.A In La Oronde buy It from Qloaa JDruire, Inn. For Chronic Coughs Exhibit Gland Treatment, in London A remarkable treatment was exhibited nt the Annual Chem ists Exhlblllon In London. w l:er It was reported, that "the com pound rejiivenal.il old men In a startling manner and Hint under-developed children thrive OB t llko withering plants put out lit the rain." Potentials of International prominence disclose that the vl. tal glands of young animals often have a remarkable effect In renewing vitality. Inning up the entire system, and building nerve forces. Rlandngen, the new scienti fic gland tonic, prepared In tab let form provides a simple method of taking glandular treatment. Olandogen, for men and women. Is obtainable nt Hed Crow Drug Co. Adv. Library Chats Now books to b added (o the public library, Kalurday evening, Junuury 24: - Aldrlch Mother Mutton. AndrewsOld Morocco and the 1-V.rl.ul.li.il Allitu - U((W(M.Tlh. ionpiulp waate pf HII cUiiy)c jum) Welch Curly la, Cope . Organising Urn Church school, jjc-Kmi'I New FrlnidH in fld (Clmoicr. Katun Tho Actor's Herltuge. . Glover The Pilgrim. Hammond Tho F.nglncer, llauptman Dramatic Work.s. liauptmnn The Hunkcn Hell. I n i a ii Hca I Kh a 1 e. Kaufman Hia;tir on llorao- back. Kt-ni Tho Rrcat Unmo of Poll- ticns ( Kreymhorpr-- Puppet Plays. McK;mm Tomorrow and To morrow. Hu3j H How to lira mat lz Bihlf J.ctirioiiii. '- ft-ven Akcs by a Gentleman with a Ouster. Thomuon My experiences In Jcotlaml Vnrd. V 1 d (I e in r r Charts Heea It Through. Work Mali Jontf I'p-to-Pate. GrtANGK UALI. (Rpoclul) Hlue Mountain Grange hold Ms reuulnr meet lug here Saturday. A chicken dinner, served by section two- enjoyed and during ie.c jturc hour each member present re sponded to tho roll cull by giving 1 1 he datn of his own birthday. The lroflfrain consisted of grungo sontjs, lc.w'nK p"1 h,uv" opn Install ou 1 ur ",K worK urinK i U a Mas ter, Kllml Sherwood: avcrseer. J Grace , Grout; lecturer, Corrlo Kpencer; steward, A. 10. Hug; as sistant Hteward, William Sherwood; Joss AUisterson; trea surer, A n im llolmftn; secretary, Mattle Golden; ftatckeeper, ICrnest, Holman; Cores. Mrs. llamunn; Po mona, Mm. Kirliighum; l-'lora, Alice lltiniitlN .Inn Amu, .n .1 If Ifn nmnn un(1 K), K(.K(.y w,,r( ftiPcted on executive commiltee and Muster Sherwood .appointed the fnllnwlnv mititiillloim flniuino Kred Huffman, Hen Qckeler and Hob MaMterson; homo economics, Grucf) Grout, Jess Masterson, Alice Hug. 1 Jiura Hamann and Carrie Spt-ncer. "Grandma" Cekeler Is On the alck list. Mrs. Mattle Golden of Grande " spent tho latter part of the week I h Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden. George Hughes has purchased a new Ford car. Clarence Heitheud, who has been III, is uhlo to bo out again. s T CLOVER criKKK (Special) The weather is very mild and uireill,o h'T". i hi- snow is aooui on (., .1 ... n The snow Is about lnH "OHIO fpl'd rnoka at Iho William Urunt farm. Mr. Tnlholt haa auld t.. ... inn orci runii. noro uliil experts to move thoae he has feeding hero In H short time to some place where alfalfa hay la available. l.co Lturback returned recently from the Willamette valley. The tlardner brolhers have de cided to remain here until spring on account of tho cold weather und deep allow. John 1 mills! rom made a trip to Island Clly recently, making Iho Irlp In a sleigh. It t quite unusual to havo sleighing acrws Ihe valley. J. T. In V010 was 0 recent Vn Ion ylEltor, Ono who married a man with a past tells us now she doesn't e. pect so much of the future. 82 YEARS OLD AND AS GOOD AS A Y01NGSTER "Seven or years in 1 was a wry sick man. Doctors said ca tnrrh trouble of stomarh and bow els, afrecllng the liver and heart. Kor more than a year 1 wanted to die, hut could not. Cpon the advice of a friend I tried Mayr's Wonderful Hemedy, and although I years old now feel as good as a youngster." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho catarrhal mucus from the In testinal tract and tllaya the ln-i f lamination which eatisea practic ally all stomach, liver and Inles-j tlnnl ailments. Including appendl-j cltls. One dose will convince or! money refunded. At all druggists.; Adv. ' I GRANGE HALL . lisrcTiMP un n luii i 1 1 in ii 1 1 1 i in NOW DEEP A CLOVER GREEK TIGERS WALLOWA FIVE IS VICTOR Ii sippyiT Itcportfl rtflvcd lien front AVallnna Ntiilr that tho Wal lowa hly!) M'hr;o tram drfi at -cil la (iratuli liifili in the first Kaiio of MriN or ilu-cc up tin hraiKM line. Tonljvlit Ur Tliti' nu-ft 4(tHiUl lt Kaliiiilay mIrIm play nt llnler Iirlsc. . Tlic ftainc jil Wallown, which cuiliil iill to i'i, nocorilina to reports, wan fan and finiouH front start to riiiNIi, with tho hmulcin showing up Hinnmci' than wiicii the team met hi ' I.a nimJc. Tho advantage of pluiiiK at ioiih', liinvfver, wliii'h Wiilhuva i njoyMl. fifrscl any Iiuitjim' hi Mr.n;'lli lb Tiff's il tip la. vet I, (By Ihe AAHoeinted Presa) Kid Kaplan, newly crowned fea therweight ihaiiiplon, will, find keen competition if he In mil 03 the Iuelflc roa.st. pugilism's m-ft-eat huppy hunting grounda. Hud 1(1.1 ley. a p'roiluet of northern Jilaho. and one of Ihe most highly touted performera on Ihe alope, liaa lii-en picked aa an opponent for Kuplln at Vempn, t'al., in February. . Holph SiM'arow, Oregon iiilnlster anil Ol) tuple jmln vanlter, lins ile cllned ait invitation to compete In hla favorlto event at Hie Mlilrosc A. A. iiumcH nest week. Hnranm's nilnbiterial wink will not ierniil him tu make th trip to meet I,oc (laines, ( alirnniia youth who won lliu Olympic title. Taavo N'urml, flying Finn. In vlneilile at dlstaneea from one mile up, haa heen eliallengeil to two racea over shorter illataneea by Tom Kck, veteran track coach of the 1'nlvcrslty of Chicago, on 'be half of Jimmy t'uaaek of Ihri uni versity and Hay Dodge of Ihe Illi nois Athletic chih. Kck proponed cuaack race at gun meters or one half mile, and tho Dodge race' at Julia meters or three-rourtlis nlle. Ho figures Nurml cun he defeated at tlume distances. A world's record of 1:16 1-6 for tho 100-yard relay was set liy the Chicago A. A. swimming team In a dual meet with the ciuvcland A. (.'. Wednesday night. 'Tho ChlraglatiH clipped two-fifths of a second from the former mark. . Mai O'War's rneng progeny who nmilo such an eM-ellint showing last u-ason, In eH'etiil jo 1I0 cvim lM-lter in 9S. Hy HisM'lf, ownitl by Waller JI, .leffeiils of I'hllailei phla. Is being pillule,! t r,. (,e Keiilueky i(eby. ''I'llls colt tllil w- eiuiimaiij wi-i qs n juvenile In f Football's entry In the piigliiatlc gamo appears to liavo stopped al mldfleld while Wayne "Hlg" .Munn reigns among Ihe matmen. Sully Montgomery, product or the erst while prominent Centre college football team, was outhoxed by Jack Sharkey In llostou Tuesday night and at. the aame time the giant Kd "Heck" Oarvey. formerly of the Notro Dnine Bhochwall, could only gain a draw against Dan Bright of Inglewood, N. Y. Jack - Hempsey, world's heavy weight champion, was named the leading athletic star In the wiirld by fans who voted In an election conducted hy the Chicago Journal. Johnny Welsmuller, Chicago swim mer, was mimed second. Others received voles as the beat athletes In the world In 1 lie order named: Jim Thorpe, former football star: Hen orange, nll-Amerlcan half back: Naavo Nurml, Finnish run ner; Harold Oaborn. Olympic high Jumper; Hnbe Ituth. Hill Tilden. nnla star; Ty Cobb and Waller Johnson. Horn; ix-M itrs his ahm NKW ai'Oniv (AIM As a re sult of a deep rut in his arm sustained In a fall on an Icy rail road platform, Willie Hoppn, world's balkllne billiard cham pion, has been forced Into tem porary Idleness and handicapped in his preparation to defend his title iiv tho International tourna ment at chlcaKO February 23. Moppe was forced Wednesday night to cancel a thren-rushion match with Henry .Salomon of Spokane. Wush., and will he out ot competition for at hast a weik. Sport Gossip OVI-X 1 llfsil TAhr. SALE . Sntiinlnr, January 2 ltd ; si-K.riAi, ox TintiK xj.w Tr.i-in.r M.Misiei.Ai.i.ow" r.Ki:s "Hl:l t'AI"' - 'NOItMANnV' - "KISIK." 2 Pounds 65c THE CITY GROCERY Just lfcu k of Carr'a on 1'lr Stmt l-UOXE MAIX 673 RAT lUtE PF.UVKRT DROP FIRST GAME Real Holdout t . llere't Karl .MrNecly. VahitiAtot oitltlehler who drfiV9 In ihe run thai decided the HilM world ucrli-a witr ihe Glum. Ii won ihe title lY.j 'jlilii-hni Thai l.n.s,. 'hit no douM lus (tilled MeNeely lo boost his prlee fur (be i-nmliuv soimtn u he Ik iiliKuiy ilKied aiuoriK thenn HiniH-d. . Jack Britton Beats Tanner I'OHTLAYi), Oro. (By llw A socio ted rrcsH). Jack Itritton udii a Id-itMiml decision tnw Itiy Tanner hero last nilit. BOXING FltANCH IIAXS M .MlliF, I'AHIS (Hy the AsROclated Presa) Johnny inindco, former feat her weight champion of the world and his manager, Jimmy Johnston, were disqualified, indefi nitely by the French boxing' Ted trailon. ''.. The disqualification waa imposed because of luindee's leaving Franco for the'I nlted States last, .wet k in stead, of remaining' to Jtoop his enKnKcment for a bout with Fred iiretonnel in- Furls Junliury 27. ' . ril.l'O. MISSING 3 1 1 AYR, H)I'.M) AT IXJXTA I N ICHIjEAL PARIS (AP) Luis AnRctHlrv po, missing: for flvn days from; pis usual haunts in Paris, was located hy long distance telephone Thuin duy afternoon quietly lunriilnfr at Fontalnebleau. Ho had set out In his new motqr car Saturday to spend Sunday at Ithelms. saylutf ho would return Monday ami the fact that he. showed signs of develop ing a speed mapia with the new machine caused fears that lie might have und wiili a mishap. The Argentine boxer gave indl- . cottons or annoyance at being post ed us missing. ! "I am big enough to take care of myself," he snapped over tho i telephone. Ho had been ailtomo btllug in tho devastated regions and I assured the inquirers that his car I wns being driven hy a cnreful chauffeur. . I GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) j Young Strihllng. Atlanta. Ga., light i heavyweight fighter, was given a newspaper decision het;e Wednes day night over Jimmy Dchiney of St. Paul nt the end of Itl rounds. lU'FFAI.O, (AP) Jimmy flat tery, Ruffalo, middleweight, out hoxed Joe Lohman. Toledo, Ohio, light heavyweight, tn six rounds. Jts a square meal for a dim$ 1 J It; -''fit 1 T-a fvSoi VERY BITES A DEUCH 5 Horsemen Hit Tape At Perry First The "Flvp Horsemen" salloped! Itnd cavorted: uinl wallopt-d perry's baskeihutl team to H la;ii atht In their Initial app arancc und:r the ruy tl'lo they .'-(eetcd. ; AlthouKli Frank lliack. Ku:ir' was u nub In to be at hand, und Metculf, Kuanl, wju injured in ihe first mhiule of play, tin- IVrry team wiis able to Himre but I wo field kuuIh durliiK the Kame. On the other hand, the llorsemi-n sharpshooter canlered ulonK. fHp piiiR; thtt bull toward, tho hoop 4o limes and reKinterluw 17 fieJd Houls. The teum h iiHins the llaKer kihIuhi and MM'Ctator.s believe that iliey will become expt-rt in Mm iis; MJ('(re Iouk. - The. Uoraemen pa Hop aaln here Sal urday niKhl when t bey ko to the (ape with iho Cnlon Athletic u.s.sorfulion qijllltt't ill the bhch isehooi uyiii hern at S;:to o'clock. -w '.. Suiiupai,y. Horsemen ( S-S) Johansou (2).'.. .... II. Utrson (4).. I-'. Uirhou (-')... J. M urray Perry ) F I.vneh ( In) F I'tlie (lit) f Mrforklf (il ,G !. Mi'lculf G Kluxer (.'!) S Willlanm H Funk - Oui'icrii', 2 -A 4 Final ..19 !) 1 I S . i :i i a ti I'crry Itefereo: Vab nt Inc. of Cf-rry. This Is What They Are Asking Us Scores of Bargain Buyers Who Bnap Up These Unusual Values: NO WONDER THESE PRICES MAKE THEM. WONDER AND WE COULDN'T DO IT IF WE EXPECTED TO STAY IN BUSINESS, BECAUSE PRACTICALLY EVERY ITEM WE ARE SELLING IN THIS FINAL CLEAN-UP WOULD HAVE TO BE REPLACED AND WOULD COST MORE TO REPLACE THAN YOU ARE PAYING NOW. BUT THIS IS A n D And that means that original cost and replacement costs are not considered.. We have only one thing in mind these last few days- and that is to turn the remainder of this huge stock into cold, hard cash. Because Saturday night, Jan. 31, these doors close for good the sale is over your opportunity will have passed. With Hill's Men's Dept. combined with the bankrupt stock of Scranton & Short, wc , have had a huge lot of clothing to clean cut. The sale has been phenomenal but there still remains a large stock, choice merchandise in every department Shoes, Fine Suits, ,'ev Overcoats, Hats, Shirts, Luggage, Underwear, Gloves, Work Clothes, Dress Accessories everything you might need and the prices these last lev days are made with a desire to end this Kale as it started with a big avalanche of amazing bargains. You'll not be disappointed Come Boys School Suits Mothers!. Think of this bargain. Choice of any suit in stock at $3.98 l Finest Men's Suits The pick of the store nationally known makes all going at 'way below oost. To Clean-Up at $27.30 Others at $19.95 and $9.95 Scores OF TRIP JOHNSON SEEKS COURT RELIEF TO STOP STORY NEW YORK (AD Waiter Johnson, veteran pltrhinff hero of the last world's aeries, Thursday a-sl ed the KiJpremo court to iHsue a restraiulnjr ordr enjoin Iiik the Thompson Featuren Service, in eorporate'l; th Itrooklyn Dally Kutfle, and other n'Wiaper8 throtiKhout the country from fur ther use of a Kcrh-s of syndicated articles piirtorting: to be a history of bin hasiball career. The blur of the Was h 1 n t o n twirling staff also served uotiep. In the eourtti that he would sue for S"o,ii'mi damajus and fur an ac counting of receipts from publica tion, of elKht of a projected w rics of 12 arilcli-H dealing wiili his life. The veteran pitcher altera the Merb'H is a ' hIiuui, a fraud and a fnlce." jiIm Injunction plea .will lie argued before th" supreme court by hi attorney, llymiin Hushel, next Thursday. ( I'lihlNiicil in lany luHrN. Johnson'H eomi iat recites Dial aincfi jVoveniber. i:"4, the I iriiu li ly n 1 iikily i:arrle and many otlu r papera in the I'nited Slates have been pitblihliini; articles ill lite He lies. The arlleles. wwllcn by Lil lian IlUiker. repicsejil .Itdmsoii as haviiiK related l.s experiences to ihe writ r fer pun,,,:!'"s of pnhlica-tif-n. The rnuit.hunt charin m tiiat i lie Thompson Service -oll t h se ries on the representation that they IumI been related to Mi.1:: liar ker in his own words aiid that m concern had the sole riht to din- of Other Bijj 121G ADAMS AVE. E3 ri a mi u n a M m fti 13 H M K3 & 11 JANUARY SALE A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR MADE, Our Windows tell the story. "The Old Reliable Men's Store." Ash Bros. isa HiaaBBBaBBESalSaBBBIBBSBIHBBE pose of Iho artifdefl In tho I'nited States. . IHeforo the closinff pratne of the world aeriert," tho complaint avers. Johnson mode a contract with the. f'hriMy Walsh syndicate for the publication of tho history of his bn.ebull , career, with the tinder slaudiiiK lhat the articles were in be writ i en by his wif"', Maxei .Itihn sin. At no time, the pitcher eoin plaifis, did he ftive.the YlioiiipMott comitaiiy permission to piildi.ih and sej the itory of hi-'i life. ri,ASKA Ml'JlSI.A'iVHtS co.(;i.Ai t i.Ai i: iiuy mi ss T.INCOI.M (AP) Tlie hous- ot reprrseiitul ive.n by n risinj? " vole, Men's Wool Shirts The classiest wool shirts you have seen in many a day at an unbelievably low price, to Clean-Up at $2.95 Men's Leather Vests A' bargain you can't hope to find again sheep and blanket-lined, two lots at $8.85 and $10.95 Bankrupt Bargains PT SALE conKralulated Wayno "ills'' Mun'n Tor tuklntf tho world's heavy weight wrcHtllnij title from Strnnirter Lewis recenLly. The wrestler emi ler had been presented , lo tjto house by his broiher, Kepiemiiift live Mnue iMiinii, of Lincoln, n'tid made, a brief talk. ' . In tliankine; the hnu.s for iMs conuralul.-itions ' on he)iaf ' of hfft broiher. Kcrcsciif alive Muiip de clared Ihere wuh "nothiiiK sliady"" :bout the winniiiK of Ihe cluimpion ship as alietfi d in .some (luarters'.1' lO.icli meinbr'i' of -the house Waft siwu.a ticket to witness the eham pi ou's vaudevilti! .skit ul u theatrn here. 11 't if, 1. 1