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PAGE TWO THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, March 5. 1923. A. -Si i- -, III M T 5 . 10.-W. PLANS TO ORGANIZE Charming Spring Frocks Adilorials i It May iEtmvl You To Know That Livptttie fcl c-ar treat-- Is ose way to dtsroairaxe tkeei. That ItxJ.&on icffs. savs. ttia.es at tb wnfl. and oth.-r lintes as cors of s&o-a.-aer c&y lor lle afeort ttMrre zr mxkitif ibetr apATxaoe la lUe sty ics Jurist- That Fashion cabV from Pn lay batons wiJl rduio to I BSed SV- trURCiiClT lor another This liyciqm both rnn3t for sort a weJi as dre-an wev. That A voieu expressed tb oinkn io u lb oti-er tf.iT thai 11 ersea who k4 lurry probacy do uauch so tcJc. atnjioy ptr-o'.4ix a anything. That M nhaZl rra 1st imaled Towity that mow pec; at tira-es a f f r mn braln fktire. if they cast kep thtr naiads working ajocc tie propr Tfcat We ar avowtry scsie. dreary n Choreas Flippers is tho it Fprtftj patterns mf of wh-a we carry In crrcr idtl,s for the dainty aits. A Fash 1 a . e s f Decree Among the man' attractive dresses now on disp'ay for Spring, Kasha frocks claim high favor -and you may have them in strictly.tailored lines, smart in simplicity, or one of more detail. Some excel lent values in frocks of this type at $22.50 to $65.00 The ensemble will continue to be one of the most charming (and most economi cal) rages of the Spring and Fummer.. These h&rmonized coat and dress combin ation are ideal for general Spring wear two garments to he worn together or separately. Seme choice models at-- $42.50 to $75.00 Dress Accessories Those New. Hats - Aditorials That Vj sre bizff worn In tfc sari cot-rs xs full roTriEff for lb- fir or dova ealr ' -t Up lJ SJiliJy's ai. That Vscy rt- faitv a tcor1a of korr ttzai no t a. uythinc good in snFihinr If STiythinj? j-ou bay fce th wy yon think St should, w ast to knoT loo it it so -r- ru make it nrHt wilh roa. That Ty'H fin4 that buying mrrhaadis of th finest quality par bi; 4;Tidn2s vba it is bark4 by an hosesx azor orpantsstion. That W have an tdtiQM ahip mnt of riv-r Jack Tjr Toys if Johnny's pontj ar fU:nic thin. tt a purchase in tirn? may save an R-.barraanc expasur. That A Spring f&sbion's inp?e ro a scsifhior lik thu A dilUr ft 4ollzr M gsy? Tu my print -i d'-sip-i. Ey V n-rk)n. I'll brigktfn the 3al!a iy- rnxrjrr WTKIv Small dress accessories do much to make a costume perfect- This sea son particular attention will le paid to such things as Purses, Beads, Gloves, Collar and Cuff Sets, etc You will be especially pleased with the new sets we have juM p!ated on display. The cunning jab.t is very popular. Even the largest, widest brimmed haU favor the peaked crown this Spring, while as for the ny hats no self-respecting one will venture forth without some sort of a peak in its crown. We have never seen such becoming hats in gay Spring colors as our department offers now. You should see them at once. Prices are moderate. "A Good Place to Trade" 8 V "A Good Place to Trade" V T r- ..;J. . . ' BALL LEAGUE C J. Fothriand. aaifistant to GmtsJ lUnser O Brtn, of the O.-W.. Portland, was to La Gfanue .o4ar in connection with th or- gamza;iofi of employ'- athlrtr cJuti, in response to riuta from 'employes in line with the man- : ment's tnnouncemenl in the L'n-; ion Pacific Magazine, February i- j sue. i It Is expected that auch clubs wiU b orKantrpd on the aeeon-i dir.noa for baseball at Hunting- ton. La Grande and p-nJi-ton- Kie:h. KmpJor at Portland are ornnixinff and organization of Un ikr clubs haa l-n oakM for .a i.r;nfirdil rw-tiitl fin ttthfr di- ' vmom. Prorpcta ar: that baa clubs le oriraniz'-d at odc at thw poin'a which will h? formed into an O.-W. l-afiif pl inff a srht-duie of j-ven or ight &m for the ehanip!ionAiip of that lin-- Thouirh not d-flnit-ly dclded. it U under conidrai Ion 'hat lat-r a fMd rot will be held at iom rv-ntrai 1". P. System- point, the w?nr;rs of the different units to pl&y for th- -ntir- I'nion Paifi hAirpionship- Asid from bas-b3ll, all ofhf-r 5porxs which the employes may de sire will b arranged for, accord ing to Mr. Sutherland. FOOTBALL WORK ' i HALTED BECAUSE OF EXAMINATIONS Tr l NEW SLIP-OVER Blazers See Our Windows! OREGON ILL MEET AGGIES THIS EVENING fTOVEP.SITY OF OREGON, Eugene. Ore. ( Special ) Oroo will m-;t th Oregon Aggies hfr Thursday night at & o'clock in th lirst game of th play-off srif title in the northern sec. Ition of the I&rifK- 4'oast ronfer enre inMd of Friday night as ) wi r.ririns li - .innounitl Eugene. Ore- (Special) Owini? . nn A ,.,m,. ,.,. M' na planned Sxitunlay night in I he Cor valiis gym at 7:"ko p. m. The committee of offirials In of arrangemenu for the series was unable to obtain the rXTTEP.SrTY OF ORF.OO S. to the approaiTh of term eamina lion, all apnng football practice has be-n suspended by Ooach Tick Smith until the lerinnlne at the apricg quarter the first week in'f nare Apni. The final workout of the nrra sras heJd yesterday afternoon ; armory tor i-Tway night- S:with more than two full teams mn- Bna ! Inef rMnPfl m neces- arj'- me eany time tor tne Thurs. ning signals and kicking and pa.ss iff the halt. Over sixty men have drawn suits and a number more are plan ning to don moleskins with the re sumption of training in April. day content was set because of a conflicting date for the use of the armory later In the evening. No definite announcement has been made as to the floor which hr and possibly four more P will be used in rase a third aod wek of im.r.av ir-in,nr a in;oecmin game is round necessary. store for the varsity squad. Scrim- jTn loil1 "oor for the contMt mage will be started soon after JaPP" to be the Multnomah floor ibe renewal of workouts nextjat Portland. month and a number of new plavs ' liorjeske. -hitman bas- will be giwn to the snuad. ' jkha and football catch, and MoGon picznpea of the Notre 1 Mulligan, of Gonraga collepe. have name sryle of play as taught bri"11 Pn by the two SfLi Kant P.ockne will be exhibited to of of Ore-cn and O. A. foctrU men as part of their train- .c- ! hand!e the whlsUea in the ing this aprirg. The pictures will ;dectdirg riea- give (he men a better conception ( " of some of the pla,-. aJreadv given Y RFCI F-s BROTHER : out for spring, work and several) I,AIJAS- Ore. rwight Warthen, aev plays for Oregon will be. d-i M reKut,i hi rnaller brolhcr,4 .k. - ! Kenneth fmm rlmmntn vhan LTV va Ul BKTWU, I ' ------ u-v . Kenneth, from droa-ninc when (Kenneth slipped from the logs on TTAH IWTTI--S lRMI jwhich he and a number of other OGDEN. I'tah AP The Og- pJaying and fell into the :den chamber of commerce Wed-1 " iHamette Valley Lumber com ;newlay wired Paavo Nurmt. Fin- Pony's mill pond. Not only did land runner, an imitation to stnn : 'wight jump in and save the ;ia Ogden on his way to the coast ounger lad. but he did it with one sisexi montti sea contest with some J as ine otner arm was use picsea t tsn distance runners. n a piaster cast, having been :roken some time ago. Dtrjirht wai IJXFTELD GIRL HONORED unable to pull himself out of the tog with hii passing man a i-AthJi, ore. Eva Manus of pond and siune to nJ Linfield college was elected presi-jgood haad until a OI 1 s'uoent volunteer con- jiiau:ei aim out. ference. which held i nn..n i i . . . Iv3 ,t u fwigni was cold and wet and the nuet here, on - - nm h. vey Shipp Of the Eugene Bible . " M. i. J nIS, vie president; Rernice x ... "V UnfieJd college, rorre-j, . J, u ih broV-n arm. bir.1.-re and all. Cofr of sposdlnK wrrlary; Gillrt Wtn of WilUmtl- univrHy. erlary tmsurr: p.us H.n.lrifto of :h rnmntty of Orceon, inor or m 'he Oregon Volunteer, and FVrry or Oregon Ap-leuimral rol f, iErcbr t lsrit Othr officers elecfed wr-re Har- VTRAXGEli IXEKT ROTS AT AT ANCHOR IX BIZKRTA BIZERTA. Tunis CAP) The wirahlps of the Wranp-l move ment. inreme4 her ainre the col !Pe of the operation 0f Kusuan leader asalnst the liol ihenks. r in a hid way. Russian refugees have been liv ing on board the ship for three VesJ-s. and their sides are covered with clustering buneh-i of mus eels. . Neglect has wrought havoc with the enaine. and competent etpers doubt If the vesvls ever will put to sa again. BROWN HlniTrl nnllP ch1 ' Or4e. spedt arstlr. VISITS M : """.s: , ,J,n-rrv.-s--i .red to th. Infant aoa of Mr. aod , m ,tg ta roeu at tha - of -Lor, the Creut Thtn .Mrs. T. c. Hefty. hom of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Vril-U" World- resulted la TW-- i " "atmtrr. m aauirat'T si sir - uua rettsraed to tkeir kotu ai iott tor Mats '"era. a quartet eo. ilra. M jret Whtsl. whs ia at- Gieirhes. A b-r;. Caaada. re- li- of Bertraat WarddL Roo- rt Baxter. Justla peeli and Mr. f'ollins nw aeTeral numb-ra. Tb r.-'-1" c the ev.-i!r.s wis irpertt Thai contest la the flrrt of a ser- bf diatr-t contests, the sorre-ss-ful competitor to compete with the Bore distrx-ls. The dIKrtct who win be at to fiuit Laks Cltr. ; it. nascoca J XB.vz.rv. n m a koct for fore. A ' f Kie'ch-r. whs has beea til at Id-bate bta Jastia -ck sad COVE (Special) Mir. Charlotte ' lorr.e hers for th st week I Vera IVOraw. of fore, tor the af Brown. one of Bishop Kr-!n-"on's u s:;r ree-orena. jfirrcaure and S:m Wit. and Mr alda la his Eastera Oron Mnon I Mr. sad Mrs. Gut fUk-r speat I Edraisca. of t'num. for -e ceta- waa m low last week a nt'K of the week-end at Cot,. Tfce are tie-, oa tt. K-wMrl "ta. Arrnaeacsa and Mrs. Go.die. 8he trarhlca- achool at Peri-r I That Al I'r-m iin. u. i n.1 v.. vts-led the library, takirf some (-. i Miss Ethel UUmt. .-t ik.'SMl lu PniM ..r. ik. . ,. 'wr . it. bt TirmaTjT-. it1- JOJr-s , v.. t lares el ine tulidis and lll.ranaa : week-end at I'tm with krr coojul for the Bishops use In his lilus-iMiss Mart-ry Chlaholm listed Isctares n bw u . ore-J , Ir. W. T. 'hy sad Mr. and Mr son work. j yA wrtfht. af Hot Lake Raaator. "cr" was held st th EpiaropoJ turn, wera dinner a-tees-s at las church In Cots Sunday morninf horns Mr, aad Mrs. E. c. Ress Baa. wltk Arckdsaeon OohJle la casrraiday. lh ru oi Bsptiam was admmi. alia Ksbiaaea WUUmbs aai two K. J. Si-arkiao-i. of l or.. Mr. . Ko'ford. of I rioa. and Mr. elect , m 'JlZl' , n"!"1-?0 i rear was ,ot as teat .k -J I rear can be. -a-aa au-c aj-aawjei-., i nuair D 1EY VrT- eot AH to O-or Oorersmeot" and Crsc Baxter, of I'sjoo. oa tht sub- Tlc: spe-nt feeling latter fs j'stt time wi oader :te4- CATTLE SENT TO PORTLAND Mrs. John M. Oflkteoa. of this city )en raturday evenint for Roserille. Calif., where a position with the P. F- E. company ha b-ea of fered him. Miss Zl'a Wal'sc. who ts teach school n-sr Uskee sp-nt the k i-d at Nvrtt PowJer. the: Mr. Jcha M. Gi.kwon. I XI r. and Mrs. Ben F. Evans wr husiness visitors to La Grande XnHTH POWDER tSrveciall Friday. Four cars of cattle, shipped by u J Graffa recelT-ed word Tue Jame Vllei and WilHam Cotith- tU'P of ", ea:h of his mother In aaour. and oa. car of hoc, ship- I r-aluth. Minn-swa. Mrs. Oraffe Pd by Hei-b Kntrht. left the North i hl"1 b?B for several Rarke-fcUer Eou Dilation 10 AW Youn, irih .Mrdkal IHirtnm I ni BUN- AP) i nder the new local royernment act of the Free Siatei. it la announced tht ik. Rockefeller Foundation Is offerint three trarellnt fellowahlps for the position of medical officer of health. Each fellowship entails a residence In the I'nlted States fDr about eltht months, and opportun-j Klea for study will be afforded In special lied institutions. i This Is expected to prore a treat '. boon to yount doctors who ars can- i oiosiea ror the appolntmenta The three fellows will be selected h- a committee of medical export. to toad health sraln. Mrs. Urn. Oavend-r I on the sick list this week. She has a se vere cold on her lunrs. For Colds, Grip, Influ enza and as a Preventive Take laxath i-7 Brom M fliiinlnn UUffffffU tablets The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century. The box bean this signature Price 30c. urn fe.V-Va 0,1 a 32 Powder stock yards for Portland Saturday.' Mn James A- Wilson 1 ft for Portland recently. She will be olned l a few days by Mr. Wil son and they will ap-ead eYral das tsiting in t be snetropolis be fore retnretfLg to North powder. TV4 C-ikieoa. a of Mr. snd yeariL Vrs. Frank Tenbroeck. who has been in poor health for some time is now conr.ned to her bed and is udr a phrwian s car. The small son of Mr. sad Mrs. Frank tvarwi. who Mcrnthr suf fered an attack of pneumonia is much improved aJd on too road We Go Out of Our Way (o Serve OlT GROCERY STOCK IS Al WATS FRESH. THE CITY GROCERY ...T.k o- nr Street " asau. ais RAT RAIM iTtEE DELTTZBT
