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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, March 23, 1925.
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A STORE THAT RENDERS
Outstanding Service
IS ALWAYS "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
Hill's Department Store
: "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
SPQgfjVE, WS 1
Hi SCHOOL ;0. UNIVERSITY"
TRACKMEN OUT TO BROADCAST
. AUhourh some imllinlnary work
l-ma bwn done the rtH tvuk train- i
UxK wlM -.tort this wefc "
htKh mliool umler the illrfotlou of
Com'k .MrTvlnh.
MacTuvisU plaiu tu net a line on
what the boy can Jo itet 8inr-
duv murtilitff when n little meet '
nmonr the track men of the school
will be tfnKi'i!. T)n meel this
wrrk will not fount (,)r uu t lmir
but will hi salt'iy for tl puritan
of Klvliitr tto men competition,
.' Ths track prospects seem fairly
irood aithoiutb th 'niters ore not
ably minus In thu sprlutlnc de
Itartment of tht icamc. So fur Cn
amuno. the ex-center ou the Ikib
krilall tenm is the only mou out
v :t t hits shown even ventre svwit
In th 100 and iso yartl eveitis.
some nopt-s ore neio .r um
mtldie mstance tvem.t wnn J'li-
tea. Haumnn. Fans and Ftmuts
jerhaps the best uets. Jensen and
Ilnuman nro rollers and ss.i men
had Flius and Smutt are sliowlnx
BOoJ stuff In the U. Incidental-
ly Jensen was rwrntly elected track
captain for this year.
Tha low hurdles are well taken
. rjtro of by (Nvtl Sherwotnl w ho will
also be entered in the hlKh hurdlea
ahd the shot put. MrKenuon and
y.unaei ant prontutinjr for the hlsti
hurdles and will also be entered
in th low hurdles.
Men for other events are round
ins; Into shape artl a boner esti
mate of what the men can do
may be obtained this week end at
the MacTavUlt is planniac on stag-'
inf.
F.XIIinmON UASKHAM.
(By iHc A?sMH-Uitil Pntir)
llooton Amcrlcttn 9. New Or
' lean Houthern 7.
Chi, 'Airo Americans 10, St. Joa
ph Vetern 1.
' Ch(cjro Nattonaia 5, Vernon !a-
clflc I'oaat l.
' Sacramento laciftc Coast 54. St.
' Isoula Nationals 4-7,
iMttuburrr Nationals (t-4. San
8t. I.OV1UI Nationais 4-1 ' Oak-
land TacUtc I'oast SS.
..,
IX) I H .MX'U.KXTS MAH
TAM-t-ILX AITX) RACKS
8AN FRANCIekXI (AP) Halph
- da raJRia. in s minutes 22 3-5 v-
- on via, Sunday won the lit. utile fea
i lure e-rt In an automobile rac
I la me-t on the Tanforaa, dirt
track south of here. Frank I.ock-
hart won a nve-mlle. race In 4
. minute le J-l seconds, and Jack
t IMddlcord wan another 10-mile t
J rV In minutes, a i-a seconds. derwood( Attromi Potter I'nder-
. rour atdenta. occurrin with- wootl) in a selection for piano and
In three minutes and rsultln In i violin and also in a series of vto
t the Injariitc vf fottr ttuutntebile j Hn solos. stVied at the Chlcaa-o
W-ftrin pilots were witnessed by the Music collvKe, at the Lelpsuc con
. S.tttta spectaterv H was beih-ted "aT'atorv. and the Itoyal ltavsrian
attae aa fatally Iniitred. They School of Music. He has been a
f werw Mike MW:te, s.tn Kranci.K-o;
1, I.eisY- ilre.-n. 3 Anre!,; H..nrv
, ; !. ale. Run nnclsco; Harold lUil.
' sin Jose. The series ot aovidenta
, was ascribed to the presence of a
r layer of shlftlnc earth at the tarn
ST. MKl, UKATS MAKyiTETTE
CHIOAOt (AT) St. Vel hth
achool of Chlcaeo defratrtl the
Msrt)uette unlversltv hlsh sehovtl I
quintet of Milwaukee, i to T, her
Miaany. winntnx the nattensi Caih-
olio Interscl-.oUatlc basketball
cramrKtnshiit.
MKR.UK K. IUJS
RtPriXfl, CaL tliv ths Asxvl.
-sted Freest teore Barrack, of ;
Hrltish Ctalumbu knocked 0..,t
8te Eliia of Seattle In the third
round of a scheduled ten round
bout here Saturday n;sM. Ieth
men fcticht at 1 fouu.lv ,
rtrmamnt Relief for
Peraistfnt rouh..
SAN TOX
BRONCHIAL
REMEDY
Not n oi dir.ry
fXMish syrup
$1.00
GuaraJ)t(se)
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
IWIVRRSITY OF ORRQON',
KuKone,
Ore. (HpeelHl) Pive art-
1 lts, niemlHm uf the .'nlvernlty
of Ort'Kon itehool uf music fac
ulty, wilt present a nmnleal pro
pram TuMtlay ovmiitK. Mareh 2.
ut !:$. whih will he hrottdrH.it
by r;ulto Mtuion KO rorthu...
"rhe pr-vrr.-;, wtll Include p lit no ornl
violin number, nnd
VOl'ftl nelev.
llonn, .l.Jain I ton Mrtlrcw, to
p ratio; jntiv Th;.ehr, pianist; Hex
Vii'lorwoo.!, Violinist; Aurora lot
tt r I'mlerwood. pianist, and Louts
Artiui. pmnUt, uro sehttluUd to
Appear.
The prairmm 1 m follows:
Allegro from Sonata for piano
ntul lol.n, by tVj;ir Writ nek-It ex
I i.tlrwooo violinist, ami Aurora
r-ultixr l.'iilorwao., pianist,
(a ronseorntton. by I'has.
Mannoiy; ami (It) Over the Stop-
, by Or tehtuiinoff - Mndum
l.ts MoClr w, Hoprano. Louts Ar
t;tu, mvoniitiitl.
(Ul t ons.-cnillon. t.y
sta.iner ; uiul (h) ttver uie step..
te. , by Or. tehaitinotr Mitdum
i;.e Mriir. . soprano. l.ouLt Ar-
tau. arconiiwni.t.
,) ij. besl.vud. by Krel.lcri
and (It) Barcarolle, by Itubensteln
Oano Thochrr. itlanlsl.
) care Selv (loin Opera At-
l.inta) by Handel: and O llocea. r"nK -"n " , ! v
Itolcuroaa. by Sibell. Madam romM lne nnt M ndtcap on Mr. 1-ty s sheep. No deal h w
Itose Metlrvw. I.o.ns Artati. ac- he flttt- Lincolnshire, to be l-en completed as y.-t.
comimnlsl. I""1 t Lincoln over the mile. The nrt an Is fannlnf his ac-d
(a) Adiito. hy litem; (b) Her- !'eepl chasUi ends at llverpool rroln this week,
reuse. l juon; and (c) Indian'" Ii'r'1''' wh he lonr distanr Oeorpe McHowe went to Baker
8nako Ititnee. by lluriebrh Hex l"""1 national will be derided over Citurday on business.
l'nderwoo.1, violinist. a couiao of four mllea, 85 wants. Clarence Vanorder went to lliR
(a) Delphic Itonceni; by IVbul- . , ' ; . Creek Saturday.
sy; Oil Viennese Walts, by Fried- STRIIU.IMS IX C.I.UXltM- Mra, ).yjia Vanderanter. who
man; anj (c) Hide of the Valky- SAN" PIIANTISCO (AP) Younc has been ill for a few days n
'.r:ea. Waiturr-Hutchuisnn Strliltntr. the (leoncia boxer, ar-jcently is well apt in to the pleas-
i The Krl Kinc. by Frana e'htl- rlT here Sunday for his lo-round ure of ber friends.
bcrt Madam Hose MtQre.w. Louis bout next Saturday with Tommy
IArtau, acrtinipanutt. l.ouirhren. . Philadelphia llffhl
Madam Mctlrew, professor of bravywclitht. The fttht is the fea-
voU-e in the school of music, haa ture of an afternoon outdoor card
studied under Haenlach and Von lo b heid In the ball park, l.oukh
iKotshue. of Dresden; and Zimmer ren arrived some days airo.
Jnion. of Iterhn. she haa appeared I
.in the Court theater, Meckl-nbunc-I When a car refuses to run. the
IS.-hwerln. and the Hoynl theater, awr.ttre owner's Idea of fiMnic it
Uanovvr; and created the role of is to kick the tire
.Ormvlan In Straiuo -
H't," I
!r&lv Madam MrtJmw, joined th
rtver!iy faculty la.it fall. He
jha, - trarebd xteusivelv aa con-
rrt pianttt and aix-ompanUt. Mr.
Artau waa a student at John Hop-
kma university. Lehigh university
the ltethlehera Conservatory f
Muic. and the PeaboJy Conserva
tory of Music in lialttmore: and
has studied under Harold Kan
do.ph, Alfred Uutler and KrteJa
Kraintnel. la Vienna,
Ilex rnderwood. pro feasor of Tio-
hn. wlm win snn.. wttt. 1m fit
. pupil ot Joseph lllheuer, Chlcajro;
j Michael rress, rrlln. and Ostrov-
skv. I.011 ton. Mr. I'nderwood. who
has been with the university since
IHU. is director of the university
orchestra. Mrs. rnderwood Is a
1 (raduate of the Vnlvrrsity of Ore.
I iron. receAlns her B. M. In 1SI.
1 She has stuJIed un.rer Kthel New-
combe and Kdwtn llufthe. In New
York, and hss beei
,B, onlversltr fac
n connected with
ular as assistant
pnner of pianoforte since i5.
w P- Thachee. professor of piano-
tone at the school of music since
lll te a concert rtanist of wide
reputation. She studied tn Vienna,
and ku been a pupil of harl rtie
rrr antl Teodor Leschni;ky.
LOXO SHOT WTXS
T.VRIS (AT) nrty-flva to Ona
S;tt oa the first bis future of
!ke MWroftoiitaa rscuic reason
St n.tar hen Molbach. a -vr-M
r:dir. carried ( tke frand
pru Ju rTintemrw at Auteull. Mi
bach, rw i.a br ,R apprentice
jockey. J,et Lue. was n(recred
in the ttettutf.
Loaskisi lltvrel vrsea I p I
To HoM Amerkwn Trade I
I.Oxrov (AP-Ot of th few
London hotels whK h stui retain,
an o:d aor'.d stmip.re has re
centr been Rtedems.l In so far
rs radio U concerned r bead sets
fcr lKtenir.tm kave been tnscal'.etl
in every room la the house.
la the summer 1 to see ceat
of lk pstronar of tha hotel la
f AW'rtcsa trsTe-era
I f)l a few years m when the
hetet t. km, n kad be)oaatl to
rtree-a ere fsmlr fW n.riv
." yar.
My Jrwewiaa fwtpsts raapty,
OS: l N.vway (AD Tr sor-e-ttv-t
t d. part meet reer-oaatKe
lor te a.lttiiaisfration ai re:unous
an sirs is tr.f concern ever ike
tsrf of rtercsstea la lt,m.
Tie U:r fa-area Issued se4 fortk
tltsi. ca:cu-,ate4 over the whole
covstrr. ea f drek in every five
wv.koat an knoaimbent. Al
vhout th, aamher of tiieeicocm
s:udet t T, jtiMBin forard
for erj.fjitK,, a!tiws an Ixreaso,
it stl'l be Biacy years befer es-ary
racaa; cwvJi cab ara.a be fu;e4
SHOOTERS
SECOND
With a cold wind blowing In
their facta und oi her eontllt Ions
niuklnftr ifood shooting difficult th
1a Grande trnpMhooters lust out
to Kntrprbttt yMt'rday.
The. shoot wiuh held at Fnter-
prlst with Uakrr, M Grande and
lb Wullawa county men romnl-UK-
li was t)it third of u o-h-s
being held by the Kualern Oregon
Trui aKHOcltiilon composed of
sportsmen! of the three cities.
Ia Orumle was uheud In teum
stunUtuir until yesterday whrf they
lost to Knterprlwe. The Kntcrprlse
shooters were aldd yesterday by
marksmen from Wallowa who
were of uaUtdnri' in kpmK the
seore up.
Although Mi1 tnm na a whole
clipped behind, .severnl Iji (imrnlo
men won prises which wrv courte
ously put up by tin' Knifrprise
mcrchunta oud tho club.
J. U. Smith w;ia Dm hlKh run
for the 1-a Orand ttam with 21
hits oul Of u pntvdhlH rS to bla
credit. 1 U. lUiinrflcld, Koy For
rester and riuudtf Mucky wrc
othfr mcnibt-ra of th local dum
who won prises. i
Tht? next shoot will be held with !
the ul home rules in rone nnd !
all three cluhn will shoot ut lia-
w,.'k nft
next.
WINS .lH.l TIIHOW
I!KHKK1.::V. Cal. (AP) Jonnl
Xtvrru of l-'inlantl. world's reord
holdor in th juvrlln throw, hav
rd the dance 2n2 roet, 8 inrhrs for
ft first plurp in the evonl at tli
Californitt-Olyniple rluh meM hrw
tur.day. Myrra has madtt ttn
Krtinolrco his resMoucp and ia per
forming for tho illympio cluti.
TWO CI.ASSU' K.VKNTS IX
IMil.ISH at IM1 TO COM K
TMO Classic I VI'VTS IV
r joi.imi iuusu luiu.ur.
.
I I.ONION (AP) Two classic
'' tha raclnR world durtnS
xh w'ek '"'""a- March !S wtill
imnrk h clo8e 01 ,hr ""'P'
in " oiwnln of the flat
INFLUENZA
I As a prerntiT, tntlt and
1 inhale night and morning
VICtHS
V VapoRub
Ot.r IT V,ai. Jmr UJ ..rt
;-.m I:
iv.1-
oodo cariKs
. ...f,yVwm.
AS if?.-'
If :
n
M.inuK.r Cobb ur thv iviroit Tyr!r tr.l:lnE ttronxly un two vntran
ihi'inlMra vt l I'll. 'III. is malt this iw-kiii. I lif.v ai.- -HutcIi Leununl,
SiillthlUW. and "Itlp" lllili, iu& l'!Biu-iu4iuvr. f-avi is iiuiug F"--1
luim i llw AuiiUMS lUu.l triilnir.it rump. I'oltini w s.iuuii la thr Uuiet
SPRING COMES
TO THE PARK
THE PAilK (Special). It
'seems that the weather hai ink
B (1rn for ,h(1 l(,sl Wfl h u
some regular .March weather lor
,," ,ooks "ke
'
.J ,T fr ?' Cr"'k WM at
tha Joseph Ijty ranch recent'y
Misa Clont I.y was nmonfj thrs
Fixtures
House Wiring-
ATWATER KENT
- AND OTHER RADIO SETS
We Install Radios Free
Benham Electric Co.
Mi'X IM NEW FOLET DLDO.
Blue Mountain
Oregon
LUMBER
The pleasure that comes from watching
your own building in the course of con
st ruction is increased by the confidence
which you can place in our products.
We can assure you of perfect satisfaction
through value received, service and quality.
Let u show you our stock you will be
pleased with our trades. We gladly figure
building estimates.
LI MBER. SASH. DOOR.S, AND
EXTRA STAR - A - STAR SHINGLES
Bowman-Hicks
Lumber Co.
rilONE MAIN 8
CHAIN & BOX WOOD. TH0NE M-S47
J. L. M UN HALL
ii.iiinmr
V-TvS I
fjl L . V e- e.
on i nis rair
party of yoi:nr people that :iU
u ndi d the bif da u t ut Hie; 're- -Sat
iruay night. A splc nd.d time J
a reported. j
George Loseley and Joseph Lay;
are building fences on the line;
between their two ranches this .
week. ' j
Miss Oella Vnndevanti r lost a
few days at school on accou.it of!
illness, but ahe is axain at brl
studies this week. t
Mr. and Mrs. Jos, jy and;
family attended the Kranse dance
at the Blfif Ve-k at hool house!
Saturday evenlnK. Tht-y report
swell tim , j
Guild 1-ay is hcrdini? -thi-lr!
sheep in the foothills. j
The creek Is high and muddy.
Thrt snow is coming; down rapidly;
all the foothills being bare of;
snow and grc-on urass is trrowiurl
fast. Thf frogn have started,
their ntirhtly rvels In the ponds
and a few butterflies an in evU;
dence. Runiblebes have not yet !
come out. Hut several of the
eariy birds are everywhere and
another band of jreese jKisd gt
injr north. The fall prain looi.s
very nice and it is b-beved thut
no serious looses of the fall wheat
should he anticipated.
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WALLOWA HIT
BY'FLU'WAVE
WAl.I.OWA. Ore. (Ppecla!) Se
vere colds and "flu" which has
been prevalent here for the ylsx
several weeks, haa nsnumed a near
epidemic form during the past
week especially among the school
children, the pest three or four
days as many cs fifty and sixty pu
pils have boon reported abs :it.
While but few of the rns s arr said
to he serious, those having it are
compelled to take good car of
themselves for several Mnyi.
Kred.e Herisil is a patient at the
hospital here, bavins b-en operat
ed on for appendicitis recently. Hi
i'onditlon was reported as very s-r-lous
for u few days, but h.test re
ports say he Is gt-ttin? aloui? nicely.
.AilvraH Weather.
Tha weather conditions hero
have been very siurmy durinf? the
past sevenil days. About three In,
cht-s of snow fell the first, of the
week, and remained oh the ground
for several days. In some sections
of the county. Th ground is ex
tremely wet at this time, making
any start at farm work very diffi
cult. A numb, r of the farmers in
the valley have been busy for the
past week or more plowing sod.
A small daughter of .Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Galloway is r- imri d to be
very sicl; tit this time. ui ferine
f'-om 'flu."
I toy Martin and family liav mov
ed to the CasW place west of
town. Mr. Martin expects 10 run
the small place and continue his
work at the sawmill here.
If. C. Hearing of Middle Valley
finished his lambing recently. He
re pons a very high . percentage of
lambs saved, getting seventy lambs
from a flock of about forty ews.
Mr. Churchill, superintendent of
public Instruction, is s'heduled to
speak here Saturday f(Mrnoon and
also In the evening.
The cold, stormy weather of the
past few weeks has made the
growth of grass on the, ranges verv
slow. During the warm weather of
the latter part of February the
grass became well started, but with
the freezing which cam In March
has nor trrown any to srw-uk of.
Attention Elks!
DANCE!
Elk's Hall
Wednesday, March 23
LET'S GO!
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f"",""",BasssssaSMaasMaa.sasaaSHssssi
rj'frfec Pilk.-n-'if DIAMOND ' " "fe
a remarkable sale
of Quality tires
DIAMOND QUALITY CORD:
SChcS'i Rejr. Clincher
30x3 1 -j Extra Size
31x4 " Re?. Clincher
31x4 S3
32x1 SB
33x4' i SB
Correpondino; Reduction
(Mail orders 5x-:ted
Oregon Hardware
&. Implement Co.
La Grande, Oregon
DIAMOND
Much of the stock over the coun-f
ty la still being fed. Ail farmers
and stockmen ore In' hopes that
warm weather will come soon.
when the stock can be placed it
pastures and on the ranges. j
Miss Iseeta Anderson of Wa!-.
Iowa visited the latter part of th--'
week with Mrs. J. B. Gastln. j
Irvtn Gastln finished work for H.'
C. Hearing the first of the week. ,
He has been helping Mr. Hearing
care for his sheep through lambing
season.
K. A. Downing of Leap, was an
Enterprise business visitor the lat
ter part of the week.
There will be a meeting of Wal
lowa Grange No. 6m3 Saturday eve
ning. March 21. - Following the
business session the ladles of the
grange will serve sandwiches and
coffee. A pie sale will also be held.
Mr. ! t'd. representative of the
Coit Lighting system, was In this
section th past Week,
Mrs. Kinina Gasliu returned to
her home hen- recently from Los
tine, where silt has been lor the
past several duys curin.f for Mrs.
.Mary Ward, who has been Ulte
sick. -i
Frank Walker of Leap, was on
K.i.erprise visitor the kitl'er part oi
the w ek.
Spring dresses are straight even
thou:!) cut by des.rrnbig creatures.
Kodak
Supplies
FILMS & FILM PACKS
Eastman nnd An.ico
Leave your film hero
fur developing
Moon Drug Go.
ETerythlng for the
Sick Room
PHONE MAI.X 08
We Go Oul of Our Way to Serve
WR WILL BE GLAD TO DELIVER ANY KIND OF
BAKERY GOODS WITH YOUR ORDER
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Carr's 00 Fir Street
PHOVK UAIA- 673 RAY BAIM FREE DELIVERY
Sale.
$10..-5
11.6.-)
13.45
1...1-.
16.6-.
22.fi.-
?13.10
. 14.45
. 170
. 19.20
. 21.00
27.90
on All Other Sizes.
darinR this Sale)
TIRE FOR EVERY SERVICE
We're
Mind-readers !
You don't have to tel! us
that you want socks that
give ample toe room with
out wrinkling under foot
that you want them snus
and trim about your ankles
that yon want wear with
out weight. You get all that
here 'without asking for It.
What a man K depends largely
on what he does when he has
nothing to do.
GRANDE RONDE
LUMBER CO.
We carry a complet-3
stock if BuildfTs' Sup
plies. Our Specially is man
I
i
ufacturing Luinlier.
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