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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, March 4, 1925,
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IT IS RFAL F.COXO.MY TO
BUY THE BEST
AVInii Dint quality In li.ul.iil lij an iiltsoliitA
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GIRLS CLASS
GAMES PLAYED
The Senior girls' sextette proved
too strong a combination for the
Juniors last evening at the high
school In the Interclasa games.
The .Seniors ran up a scorn of
48 to Z due to the work of Erma
J.yinnn nnd Ooldie Owen at for
wards. Dcane Wright, captain of
the Junior fquad tried several llfj-
fcrent combinations in an effort to
(top tho scorius- by tho Lyman-
Ow-m U-am but wan unable to ao
fftimc IB neceswiry it will do piny
" T' mn glrla .mrt disaster eil Monday nlBht, but tho conches
ri'W."" -t the bonds of the Soph- rf tho two Institutions have not
. on re aiirrogiitlon. , They woro igrecr on tho floor. It In under-
nb'e to do a little better than stood that It will be either on the
the JunlorH, however, and so wero . Multnomah club floor In Portland,
only beaten by the score of 88 to 'or tho Wlllnmette university floor
14. at Halrm.
C1implonlilp Oanio T.ics.lay Gratliiate WannBer Beneflel,
The, sophomores will play the oonoli Ilelnhnrt and Virgil Earl.
Seniors next week for the school ,Uri,cU)T , uihPMca, of oreeon.
championship. The prno Is sehe.1- nm, (.0,lch ,.,. w A Keurns,
niea ioriueuu.iyaiier-Benooi.nu
will decide the bent girls' class ten m
at L.- H. S. The I'-renhrnen and
th Juniors will play on tho same
date In order to detrr.-n.iio the
l -m.il (Hi-I'm Innm In ai-linnl Vn
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' prizes are being offered for teams
In olther clossiftcatlon, the reward
4o each instance being purely hon-
Grade Crossliig perniltft AKkcd .
. 6ALEM, Ore. Tho city of Pen
dleton hail filed application with
the public service commission for
permission to establish three grade
ci-OMlngs over tho tracks of the
Northern Pacific company. Th
Hood H!vcr county ccnt and the
Union county court have nought
permission to establish crossings
over the tracks of the Oregon
Washington Itullroud -ft Navigation
company.
It's a man's candy,"
they said then the wo
men started dealers wir
ing for re-orders. And
now the children have
discovered it, too.
. Let them have it. It's
made of purest material
and chuck-full of candy
energy.
10 cents wherever
good candy is sold.
Sweet's
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6wFkr-s sait Lakb ZPit
TbeHomtofRrttl ?5P
Oood Candy
EVERY BITE'S A DELIGHT
San-Tonic
A real aid to nature in
building up the body.
For that lagging ap
petite, for that exhausted
and tired condition, you
can safely take San
Tonic. -Price. I. SO-
L. & L. Drug Co.
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BAKD BEXEFIT DANCE
AURCU 4TH
, you'll
like, it, too
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Aggies Play
Oregon Five
Friday Night
IWIVEItSITY OF OREGON,
KiiK'n. Ore. (Sperlal) rnlver
slty or Ort-Kon will play Ori'Kon
Agricultural cofh-ffc KrMoy nlRht
in KiiKcne In the first of a series
of Kunies For Ihe ehompionshlp
of the northern section of the J'a-
olfle const lisskclli.ill conference.
xhn ,.coni wm )(, ,,uoj ot cor-
vnlB Huliirday night. If a third
n,hi,,,i. dirwlo, ,ln(i Oraduate
MomtKer Jodell of Oregon ARrl-
culturnl college met at Kurene
,, ft,,rn0on and perfected the
plun(, for the srrlPs. 0rKon gol
me nrst
l0 t,(lIi a
the first game .when Ilaffer failed
coin correctly which was
tossed by Henefiel.
The Oregon team returned from
Seal tin yesterday after winning
three Coast conference games while
on the road. It defeated Wash
ington Hlato at Pullman. 43 to 16;
Idaho at Moscow. 26 to 24, and
Washington at Seattle. 36 to 26.
Two Oregon players have been
generally selected on the all-star
tejim of (he northern section of
the Pacific coast conference. Thny
are Okerherg, of Salem, center,
who leads In scoring with 91
points, and Westergrcn. of Astoria,
gutird. Wcstergren ranked third
In scoring with 76 points, just two
behind Hesketh of Washington
who la In second place. Ridings.
the AiTRle star, scored three points 1
fewer than We.stergren. 1
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CHICAGO (AP)-Eddlo Collins
iios donned his manaitcrlal -rold
braid for tho first time In his long
nn-i nonoruhle cureer on the ilia.
mond and asnumed active charfte
or the preliminary workouts of 19
chleu(ro Wlilto Hox at Shrcveport,
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P1TT8BURO ( AP) While
PlltsliurKe-s shivered Tuesday un
der the stlnx- of wintry bie!s.
members of the Pirates were llm-
herlnB up under sunny Cnllfoi-nia
fillies for the opening of the Na
tional leairue baseball season, ten
der the tutela-re of Manager Hill
McKetrhnle, the Buccaneers re
erlved the first uf their 17 dnys1
trHinlng.
ST. I.ons (AP) A heavy blow
fi'll upon the St. Louis Cardinals
Monday night In camp nt Stock
ton. Cal., when It was discovered
that Kay Blades, fielder, Is In bad
shape owing to the re-appearanco
or an old ailment In his right arm
his throwing arm. Manager
Branch nirkey had announced
that Blades was likely to be tho
regular left fielder this season.
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CI.KVKLANl), Ohio (AT) nuln
Monday made practice by the
Cleveland Indians' rookie pitchers
impossible, so players sojourned
to the golf links for 18 holes of
piny, according to advices from tho
Lakeland, Kin., spring training
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NEW YOItK ( A P) Brooklyn.
Inst of the greater New York base
ball clubs to reach tho riorlda
training camps, put Its regulnrs
Into action In the first practice
at Clearwater Monday. Meanwhile
the Olnnts nt Sarasota looked for
signs of strife but failed to find
them. Tho McOrnw ultimatum re
gardlng the obtaining of Cnpt.
Trnnk Frlsrh's signature failed to
function and Frank was given an
other 24 hours In which to make
a decision or pay his own expenses
hereafter.
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BOSTON (AP) Both Boston
major league teams, the Braves at
St. Petersburg, and the Bed Box
nt New Orleans, put In a day of
strenuous prnctlce Monday, accord
ing to the advices received here.
Kwell Oross of San Antonio, one or
the Hed Sox new fielders, showed
especially strong. I
T "LOrlrf (AP)-
Pitcher Joe ;
Bush, transferred from the N
lork Yankees to Ihe Kt. lxinls
Browns, bus reason to believe he
brings lurk to any ball club he
pitches tor. lie has never been
with an American league club that
was not a pennant winner.
They say Pullman designed his
after seeing bunks. And his
Is. probably, after selns
dkerchlrts.
A young fle. we. read, can go
without food tor traeks: but. we
add, a youot bedbug can not.
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Yale Gridder " Marries
Frtitnttng Century Allen Mllstead.
ur Yale football player, and his
bride, th former Mis Mildred
Jechtl. popular society girl of Mil
ford. Conn. Milatead was expelled
by the Yale authorities when hi
marriage was announced recently.
Hli Ions, following the dropping of
"'Khep'-' Bingham. 1J2 captain, from
chool owing to scholastic dirtlcul-
ties, means that the New Haven
eleven will he In a rather twirl way
tor star gridiron materiaf. Milatead
played e tackle position and whs
rated one of the best the university
has had In some aeafons. The ac.
companylng picture was taken short
ly after the announcement of the
') marriage.
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BOXING
GARTIX KAYOS SPARKS
POCATELI-O (AP) Teddy Gar
tin of Denver, intermountaln wel
terweight champion, knocked out
Virgil Sparks, Pocalollo battler, In
the first round of a scheduled 12
round main event at the Audi
torium theatre here Monday night.
Gartln put Sparks to the. mat for
the count or nine with a 'right
hook to the jaw in tho first two
minutes of the battle. Evidently
dazed when he regained his feet.
Sparks left an opening through
which Gartln sent lits knockout
blow. - ';.
Jimmy llegan of Portland and
"Kid" Murray of Pocatello went
four sizzling rounds to a dmvy in
the semi-finals.
STRiNrciTAM oirrs nnrisiox
SALT I.AKK (AP) Jess Bt rill-Thorn.
Suit Luke IlKht heavyweight.
pnl-'iV deelsloneil Jack "Tlcer"
Payne, Unnvor, In n six-round bout
at the Manhattan club eights here
MuoJ-iyjnlrtOtiHirui.-d,!!!! m-oii. ev
ery round with Ihe oxei-ptlon of the
lllth, which was declared to be
even.
I.eo Hansen, local HBlilwelBht.
knocked out Jack Hnoddon of k
dfn, In the 'third round of their
scheduled four-round bout.
IIOI'K FOR OKOWiR WAXES
BKNf), Ore. -.- llopis for the
safety of Charlie George, trapper,
who has been missing for rive
weeks, were virtually - abandoned
when three men, J. o. Clerking. C.
A. Adams and Clyde short, re
turned from a three-duy seurch In
the snow-covered Cascades of cen
tral Oregon. It Is ponsible thai
the body of the missing trapper Is
In Crut'-r creek cabin on tb brok
en top plaleau. hnr this cnliin Is
burler under Know, which aver
ages 30 feet In d.-pth.
A party of searchers guided by
some person who knows tho ex
act location of the cabin probably
will leave Bend In the next few
days to dig through the enow to
the cabin.
Last Quarter Shows
Idle Tonnage More
I.IVEnPOOI. (AP) The poor
state of the shipping Industry ir
shown hy figures published regard
ing Idle tonnage nt some of the
principal ports during tho uunrtcr
ended liecember. lfi?4. ns com
pared with the previous quarter.
Liverpool shows the biggest . In
crease with 60. (100 tons more Idle
than In the October quarter: Hull
Increased by 39. nun tons. London
311.000, Glasgow 2H.UO0. Bristol 10,.
000 nnd Leigh lo.nuo toni.
While the gineral run of rnrgo
boats are not able to find employ
ment for the moment, shipping au
thorities here take pains to ex
plain the big Increase of Idle ship.
ping in the Mersey does not Indi
cate thnt the Industry Is getting
worse, but that dining the quar
ter several hlg Atlantic liners were
In dock undergoing repairs or over
haul preparatory to long pleasure
cruises.
The total number of autos in
Tokvn Is now lo.r.iiu. Wonder what
mnke the sun are?
Plumber Thought
He Needed Js'ew Tipes
"My stomach and Intestines were
mlivny. full of ci-t :.:.! ! (.f-i-r.
rs3'' """" eoiie nttai-l.s. T."
pain and soreness ca'ised me to
think 1 needed n new set of pipes.
Since taking Mayr's Wonderful
Itemedy all this hns disappeared
and my only trouble now Is to
make enough dough to buy all
tho food I'd like to est." It Is
a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract nnd al
lays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liv
er and lntestln.il ailments. Includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. At
all druggists. Adv.
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GHAEFER IS
CHICAGO (A P) Young Jake
Rchaefer, son of the veteran wiz
ard of the cue of the same name,
for the Becond time wrested Mho
IS. 2 balltllne billiard" . -world's
championship crown from "Willie
Hoppe, who has held it Tor 17
years except for a few months,
when he beat, t he retiring cham
pion, 400 to 173, In eight Innings
In th" closing mulch . of . the
eleventh International 18.2 Imllt
line billiard championship tourna
ment here Tuesday night. Rchaef
er ran out with
' The man worth $fiO(Kt worries
about Its not being Nix instead of
renllzlni It Isn't, rour.
NERVES TAUT
AS BANJO
STRINGS
If you suffer from "nerves,"
you know the Indescribable agony
of taut, high strung nerves. That
Irritable, npaet feeling haunts you
day and night... Tired out,' run
down,' exhausted, yet too nervous
to sit still long enough to rest.
Something must be done to re
lievo the terr'lhle tension. .
Home turn to remedies contain
ing narcotics, bromides or other
habit-form lug drugs. They offer
only temporary relief. Then the
old trouble returns worse than
over.
Kopa Neuritis Tablets offer ft
harmless, effective method of
inlck" relief for Inflammation Of
the nerves. They contain no
lirnnilili u nn nnrnr.tlrn TIipu fn
lireet tn t lie .nunc nf tlx ti-nti- !
lit and help restore the shat
tered, dlneasoil nt'ive.i to sound,
healthy condition. This treat
ment, founded on recognised facta
of medical science, la endorsed by
many physicians. Start taking
Eopa Neuritis Tablets now. Price
$1.00 a hott In. Your druggist will
recommend them.
Ited Oros lirng Store will sup
ply you. Mail orders filled. Adv.
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SAXAPHONE IS
GIVEN BACKING
LONDON (AP) A ffood word at
limt has been said for the saxo
phone, quill a nuritli-T of b'ltflr
writers to London newspapers
have comn to tht defi-nst of the
Iruttrument und by argument iindjcamp, i;no miles. Antitoxin to flht
facts huve endeavored to shift tho a diphtheria epirlemie was curried
onus onto tho jazx saxophonist ; on each journey.
and not the Instrument itself.
The suxophone was not an acci
dent by any means, it is explained
In the. Htar, having been Invented
by Antoine Joseph Sax. born, at
I'mani, rtetKium, November 6.
18 14, 1 he son of a reed instrument
maker. He studied at the Brus
sels HonKervatorfe of Music and
his proficiency on. both the flute
ami the clurint-t became marked.
I here wero muny opporl uniti-a for
Sox to-become: a musician of not,
but ho, preferred, to return to Iho
bench.
Moving to Poris In 1R42. Sax pro
duced the first ,3axhorn" In js'43.
In 1846 a soprano saxophone was
manufactured and patented, fol
lowed by the family of (he alto,
tenor and baritone saxophone. Hjix.
however, failed to profit by bis
(work and at Hie. ok or 82 h" died
' nelin llosft n n il nvnt I r wi lt r r.r f,fi
ten eTen in musical circles.
rovr; ti.aai won or:
COVM (Special) The basket
hall team' which attended the tour
noment at La Grande returned Hut
unlay night. Out of the games they
played while away they won one
i.nme Th hnva nn lli ii.nm -nr.
Kan, I Surby, . Iulion Ciivrk. Jtalph
f'uekett, Kmeipon WIHitimn. ("Maud
Try Fontana's Spaghetti. It is made
by the exclusive Fontana process,
full of flavor and nutrition and
free from unpleasant starchiness.
Only ten cents at all grocers.
Other Foktana Products Mearonl
- Bpdftiefti- Vermicelli -tibowMacaloiJ
lg Noodles (line and wide J The .
n.w nutcaronl .oeci.tliea
BuneHlien, Dwaei, Allubew
and bljeiU.
Exide Batteries
; HTKOMIIIIKCi
S..& M. SpotliKbts
Packard Wire all sizes
(.encratnr & Stnilcr R rushes
IJgbt iloles all mizes
Lamp SMkcts
Civtuilne Ht'my and Peb-o
Colls, Points, t'te.
FRED T.
MATIf 111
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
OVIl CROTRRY STOCK IS ALWAYS FRESH.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Baric of Carr'a on Fir Street
VIIONE ftlAIN (17S RAY BALM I KU DKLIVKIIY
Burford. Howard On Met. Wlllard
IVck and Gordon Mills. The -coach
Is H. E. Bchvldt.
Nome Epidemic Recalls
Former Dog Team Feat
A.V:iU)IlAOK. Alaska (AP)
Kutablfshinnt of u speed record
for a relay run of tI5ft miles by dog
tram from N'-nunu on thtt Alsuka
railroad to Noun-, on tho Hiring
S-u. rfciillcd to lr. J. II. Bwaon
of this city u trip he made In l2l
.to lditurod, a former Alaskun sold
on- of the most marvelous bits
of skill I ever saw was exhibited
between Cripple and Mltarod. 120
miles upurt." said I r.. Iteeson
"One mushur's team of half-wolves,
unhroken, ran away. For 25 miles
they spil through timbered coun
try while the driver clunjr to the
bundle bars of bis sled, avoiding
an upKet jy .quickly shifting his
weight from runner to runner.
One of the Rteatest dangers to
drivers of fast dog teams In low
t-mp-ratiires is to he thrown from
the runners. A driver keeps on
trying to balance from runner to
runner until th cold makes him
.so numb b1 cannot move. Then
he may fail off and may be miles
behind hef ore an upset stops the
learn. It s very r-:isy to freeze to
deuth then." .
f'oillis .May Have tn T)'ll Dublin
Whether It Has a lortl Major
lil'W.IN AI'). Dublin is dls-eiu-.sinn
vh'tlier or 'not It has a
lin-,1 nuvor. noil oppoiti opinioiut
ill li,-lil. The pi-lietiee in the
pntn has been that the lord mayor
lioid-i orriee until hi.i sureessor is
appointed. -ami f.ord Mayor O'Neill
believes that, as no successor has
Im.n ;t i.t.rti n liwl
he is still the
lord mayor. Hut the lord mayor
im ;n official of Ihe corporation.
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CAHHt'ItFrOKS
- Klaxon Honts
Slop Libts .
Itobert lioscli and Champion
Spark 11 tigs
Copper Tubing
(arhricl Sutibbers
BURGESS
1S08 Jeffersoa Hvm.
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and there Is now no corporation.'
The entire municipal council
waa suspended by the Free Htatel
government, which pit In its (
place commtastonera who are now;
actually administering the clty.j
The lord mayor must be an al-.
derman or councillor, and there
ure now no aldermen or council
lors. The solution of the defer
ence will. It is said, be submitted
to. the supreme court.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
A new 5-rooin modern" stucco
bungalow with all tho furniture.
Close in, good - location, north
front. Price $4500; good terms.
The Dai-llne- AnartmcntB will
aell these four apartment hoises
at a bargain price and on good
terms.
One-arre tract. C-room house.
and good barn. Just outside the
city limits. Price $2ft(Mi; sma'l
monthly payments.
.Six-room modern home on Cedar-
street. Oak floors, furnace,
built-in ' features, garage, etc.
Paved street. A real buy, at $4flim.
A new. - 6-room bungalow on
11th street, for $2750.
PYRAMID LAND CO.
MAIN lt)5.
won.n vor like a xicf. oak
Dining Room Suite
AT A IlKi SAVING
We have several fine ones in our lOvclinnjce Itcpartnicnt,
Sold on Very F.a-y Tinis.
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
BAND BENEFIT DANCE, MARCH 4TII
HEACOCK'S RADIO
SERVICE
Phone 407-W
We are now permanently located in the new Harris
Apartment Building on Fir street, -across the track,
where we now manufacture and demonstrate tho
Heacocks Radio
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Phone
We are prepared to give you Service, as
Radio is no side line with us.
We sell all standard makes of Radios and guarantee
you good results from our installation.
All Makes in Radios, Including the
IIEAC0CK RADIO PHONES
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Are Now Sold on the Easy Payment Plan
Let Us Serve You.
You are making a mistake if you don't hear :
our HE ACOCK RADIO PHONE before you buy.
Heacock's Radio Service
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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AND DIPS
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