La Grande evening observer., April 07, 1925, Image 2

Tiipsriav. April 7, 1925.
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THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'REDS' WINNERS !
IN UH RACE
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Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Wnow
"Mooiwtont way" l llm
ni'W color muili" fulnoilfl
ov.-rn!giit liy Hip firm lady
of Hie land, Mrs. Cuoll'li:".
That ' . ,,
Many conn o Incurs of t lie
modi-, looldni; inio lii- fn
t irfl, ilt'HuiH Duine l'':t:m
ton will fori'Mwt'ur color in
favor of a heavy while
Boason I1m ncvviT t Much
still resuniblo a ipiruVii r
intninrlritfly becoming ,fl
or mutcilnlB.
That
i'uatcl Bhorl'-s In fox un I
tho Hrltt. lM-fOininjr luil :i
, in other finii arc anion:
thorn! ur .ini now it how -i
Inj? a rlcvrr arcrHcory to
tins sprint; Mfh colors.
That
Colors of furliia, roM,
Im-quer, red and blue- im--r-
in nn'.o in tho iuw Unid-
! r , Mtj on flwc item ' wo
4 " ' polvcl, ' ,
That , ' '.:
- A f.vo-lotter word Unit b
pins with S-M and i n In
with IIT dcjicrlhps tho new
Cron8-wonl purzli' nllhs w
are now fthowliif
I llNlisT WAJKINS,
Minium'"
If 1 1
0 it
4 ?
Ready for The
Easter Parade
'Twill soon be Easter. Start today on that Easter wardrobe!
When you see here the lovely new shades Pinks and Blues
and Greens which fashion clever frocks and adorable wraps;
you will see the garments that will be noticed for their smart
ness in the Easter fashion parade and the Spring days to follow.
Frocks for After-Easier
Parties
With the Lenten season over the social world
will move fast to make up for lost time, and
you will want to Ik; prepared, with some of
the new frocks we are. now showing.
$12 to $0
Charming New Coat Styles
Wraps that are youthful in style, combined
with durability and comfort show clearly
that the feminine world is wise in adopting
the smart coats we are now showing.
$20 to $70
"A Good Hare
To Trade
mass
"A Good Place
to Trade."
SPORT NEWS
Opening Tilt
Postponed i
Seven Days
UNION TRACK' ::
AfiTiSTSWILL'
VISIT USERS
Advance rt'porti, If true, would
Indicate that I'tilon Win nn unusu
ally fast truck team thU year, one
HprlnU'r on the t'nlon Hq.iitd In huM
to run the 100 yards In 10 m-cuml.
flat. Gt'rtnon, Known to
(Jrundo people 1 h rough hln work
on th hnnkt-thnll trtim, l;i rutmiiiK
tin' hurdles In f:tt time also, ur
cording to t ho report.
When In GranuV and Tolnn
meet Kutunlay for the. firpt Inii r
rcholftRtlc track event hild here
thlM maMon MarTavlnIi will pot
forth his best men In en etfort to
ptln up a ifood kcoio attains the
Invaders.
. .! eh ho doesn't run tiio
cenlu y in 10 flirt yet, 1'numuno,
of tho Tlfiors has been getting over
the 100 yards In somethliiu under
11 seconds and la expected in nhow
woll uipitnt. nnythlUK In the wjiv
of Hprltitera t ho aver;iK" hlKh a hool
can put out.
t'nmnuno will ho nrd Salin.luv
In tho loo yard dtuih, the t:jn. the
hroiul Jump and the m-Imv.
Hherwoud. lendlnK TIk-t ctm
tender for the low hurdled who will
be usetl OKUlnst (ei ert.st n. i.t not
up to his regular form ct ihht
season. He in Bonnwh.il ht iiviri
than he wus lunt yeur.
To offset the illsuitv.'ilititi'e uf
tho added weight Sln i wited i k'1
tlntf out of the holes I :( r at thi
uturt and l gotm: uv r th- i i U h
In better nhupe than ever h lore.
Th roiny n am for the m. . t Sat
urday will he rompoftt',1 nf
Keffer, SuydT ur Hunitx and I n
ainutio. The meet i neht'Uihd lo ctart.
at 2 o'cloik.
1EIGUE RACE
BEGINS TODAY;-
.Ml I IB! mm
I i n llliHl!
IIL.1. Ill U I
FINAL ENTRIES i
ARE FILED FOR j
DRAKE RELAYS
U. S. EXAMPLE
ArrnnliiiK in Harris Frrnrh,
nuuinei' of tin I n Grande I'l
lati' of the liiue Mntnitaln
li:ikrt:e, the flrt fnmc til the
mmmmi has Im':i i(e.(piiiel for
Oiie week lM'rait-e nf i'.n late
uvsh i if Hauer niul I a (rnmte
Keithit; their leaius III shape.
1 4t (, ramie won to have played
the Walla Walla team ntt Sun
day at Walla Walla.
IVmlletoii in id Wallrw Walla,
the olher two entries hi the
league, have heeu hi Iri hall
(Ik tal twit weeks nteedmf
i hiliiian, lli i inlftnij ami other
ilia in. Hid ui,f;ri'uaihn..
ti. I'relnh has lelnnied frotu
roitl.iml wlieir tie wr.s stout mc
fiii Mnv haelnii dnyers.
PRNb
0.N.S.S
TERM STARTED
THRIFT
in the
Father of
SUCCESS
Let us toll you iilimit
our Savings Department.
Ar0 Compound Inteicst
UNITED SMS
MiNMIH:TH (Sperlal) The
f piiiiK i.tiu ef On (M' Kon Normal
si hitul tut.'t start it wlih an enroll
liit hi oi 7 1 i sin., ruts. Several more
are ie.Me,i to moll vWthlu the
lle,l I, W (jay-.
Ml pi i mien,)- Mt I l.i mm of the
n t'houls v;i:i a visitor t
III.- liiii'Dii Nnriual srhool April t.
He n iU - nnie f.riule l. iH'hrr for
KoMi lnii'; ami rame here til that In
tel . :Jl.
Wi'i'K has luKun on (he new t-'H-n
In rmnt and will he pushed oa fast
as pvssilile. The varhoiM literary o
eh tlea of the k IiooI are helping
to pay tor The eniirl.
Vllll'Al.U M lit ITI.O
l i its . i iu 1
nrri-wi.o, . v. t V) - rhi-
i.-'.o niul liullai't .nh won two
ehamiuioishtps In the t enl y-til t h
,u.mi.i iiiii" nalioiial loniM.iment of
l h
A r.t.
! ie;
1m
vie
-OtlK
Wlli.-ll t-uded M"lll!.f illli MHMUl
wit h (hit miii.I'N ui ninnies iuid
doi'hlee.
W irer llltie IIII.Im.iim nt Huf.
;h eur-ied oi f ths( prlio III the
the-r- ,il e.in with a score n
;ta:t puis. i'i.u uee i.oiik, a mem
lo r oi ihi- championHiiif) rue-muii
team, ear ri nt," iu n win the all
eveiilH Iltl wMh a niue-Katue peure
of I'pT'.i plus. i:l.u(l .ehuip and
Kdn.Hd Marleli the doubles
and .Sirred tJieii t tM mnKha titles
Mir t'hltaiat. The hivlt iwo-m-ui
m-(' in l.il-i piiiH und I'MilitlK iii
ii Idual t vi nt uuirk T"1'!.
ink tin Hiivpltii) Mnrts,
KLAMATH l AI.I.S. tre. Tho
ia'inii)l ha he. n tt ok' n and plain
available fot Ihe cotiil met lull of a
new hoNpital on the rorut-r of
Foutlh'aiid rinr nlreelH hy 3r,
T.Ofl AN'Or-:ij:.M (AP) The rhtJit
i rluhs of the J'lieiflr roast teaKue
j today will enter the. IUITi raee with
praetleally eriual pennant ehunees.
I while the circuit as a whole is
more powerful In playing streneMh
this year than li was In l'J'24. Har
ry A. Williams, leaf-iie president,
ha Id here Monday.
"A new feature Is offered tills
year. Tho players and the elnhs
now liave distinct Moats, the wkn
ninp of tha cluiinpionshlp In their
own lenKiio and 1 ho part lei pat lull
in Ihe minor world serle with the
winner of the America n ossoela
thm,M Williams mild. "Tlie latter
series euriies with It hh'.h honora
jand nn nt tractive momtary vahi1
land waa the one thiniT heretofore
laekliiK to provide tli.. plaer with
tin added stimulus.
"The 1'aeltte Coast h arue looms
so strong this year that 1 sen no
reason to fear the outcome of the
nerlea In which Its ehnmpiom will
meet thp. minor lensm titlcholdt ri
of the east or middle weM. Many
huscbiill expert?) are of tho opinion
that the 1 'keltic roast lostfue is
moro powerful In plaxiiij: sirenih
than It was when the club faced
;lhe harrier a year ni;o, Altai I here
'iieems to he a w-ll defined lielief
1 1 hut the balance in a bit liner, al-jthoni-h
that woiibl le didli'nlt us
It will he recath d that np until
t liii llnal few days of play last aeu
son five clubs liad a chance fur the
lienuairt. However, looking over
i the list, It Is dliiicult to find any
'one club which .eems to have more
I than a fighting cl; nice for he
championship.
J 'There i no outstanding favor
I lie as was ihe case a year ao, al
1 1 houh the favorite l(f t bat time
idtd net finish hi front, due lo the
j unavoidable collapse of Its pitrh
ilng staff." Williams eonclutleii.
The vlxht teams wilt clash Tues
day ni'iictud as follows;
I Oakland at Sat lanieiilo; 'union
at Salt I. ike; seatitc ai San Fran
cisco; forth, ad at l.n i AeKeb s.
.HOI) IVtcd at -hland.
ASH LAN I), or - -Ahiaml ptny-
I en host last imkiu i() tin rer or
istmthern Oregon. The city had as
I her Kip sts more than :tao resi
J dents of other stiiuhf rn oreKon el
lits Who tame In .ivMM 111 the ee-
i b brailon t f tin- n t -t.ililishtnent
j or the normal school hen. which
-was aathtirtad by the last b;;lsla
. tu re.
lu a lar;:if st tiM-. however, the
! normal school was ii minor Inel
j ileit I In the ha in net and celebra
tion program, lor in iea!it the
UatheiiiiK was a wehltnn o( the
com mull It h a vi still t hei 0 Oregon
( Into one Milhl s-'ction. Included
! Ill the list of si'ruk.'i'd were O. II.
; .lolim-un, mavtir; Kepi rst ntat n t s
i "ovvntll. I'olller and lumer; Se
inatoiM Hunii and Millt t and W. F,
i 'a lie 1 1, s.-t i i-tai to iiovci nor
1'lerc,-.
Warren Hunt. n.-r of Ihe
Klamath vaib y liospital.
The Ml met ore. htcli ill he
three shut. hi h. iirhl. Will be Used
as an annex to the present hospital
tor ronvulesceiit put post s. t'o-u
will approximate ft;., aim.
IKR MOTNKS. In. ( AI) Final
entriffi were filed hy the Fnlverslty
of Wisconsin Monday for the six
teenth annual drake university re
lay carnival here April 24 and 2fi.
In MoCondrows and ' Mc-ffivrnu,
Wisconsin has two of tlio leading
Lsprlnters In the western conference
and who am expected to make a
strong hid for first honors in the
university ion. yard 'lash event.
Sehwarzc, who has been tossing the
shot around 4 7 feet t his year, it
likely to latter the present relay
record In the fhot put of 4 :i feet,
H Inches, held hy I'urma. of
Ka lives Slate Teachers' cotletie.
I T
i:Miiirn h.m:h.i.i
At Hnli'iuh. N. '. (Hants (rr.
si'rvi) (1, linlcllill (I'IimIiuoiii) 0.
At NliHlivllln St. l.ollls (A.) 10.
Nnnhvllli- (S.) (I.
At I. Iltl.- linck riilinun (A.) 7,
Utile Hock (S.) J. '
, At i.milvlll llo.Hton (A.) IS.
I.uuIhvIIIi. (A. A.) 4.
He Beat Nurmi
I f ' I
t K A
f jc- .:
I VV'-:' J
; 4o v- u , J -
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: ' V- i- X .1
L - I
.LONDON' (AW Hrltlsh golf,
elnhs have, botrnn to adopt par as
the standard of their courses. In
stead of Ihe nnelenf hut cashi- goat
known us bogey. In mosl cases
the honey flpTlircs fflr IS holes are
slroke.H hlirher. nnI that much
easier to attain, than par.
So far only a few clubs have
tadopled the severer standard, lone
since universal In America. Most
of the courses that have broken
away from bnjrey are In the Lon
don district. To make the rhaiiffe
nailonwlde will perhaps remiirc
sever.!.! yenrs, for the Ilrilon has
an Ingrained aversion to giving hp
h' accustomed ways whether in
business or pleasure. Fntll now
the general run of Hrltlsh golfers
have always played "against bogey"
In their medal compel li Ions, and
their handicaps are oil based on
Hint standard. For the vast ma
jority of players ii Is. and always
will be, more fun m think Is ir.
a perfect card than to he told that
a total of more than 72 or 73
itrokts confesses a flaw Borne,
where In one's play.
From first-class players, bogy
figures have seldom demanded
hrllllanre. To attain them mere
ly demands. In most cases, unfal
tering play. Fven Ihose. who can
hit a golf ball only a moderate
distance can do a course in bogey
ir they keep a straight line nnd
slay out of trouble mid, of course,
have a bit of luck.
Hut with par 4's asked for on
holes from 4 00 to 44 j yards in
length, instead of bogev&'s, those
who can get nlong ami accurate
carries with driver nnd brnssle are
llklv to experience, with any fre
quency, the achievement of the
gonl of the game.
The change from bogey to pir
which has set in among Hrlthh
golfers is. to a great extent, at
tributable to American influence.
Three of the In.M four Hrlilsh open
championships have been won by
Americans, who have trained them
selves to play against the more ex
acting standards prevailing on the
other side of the Atlantic,
Hut. more influential than the
accomplish mentM of Amerlcnn
professionals upon the lirltlsh
golfing mind, have been the re
ports from across the Atlantic, de
scribtntr how on amateur. Hobby
.lones, has schooled himself to play
"a:ulnsi. par." Inst end of merely
against ihe strokes of an opponent
"en in match play.
fret nt in k AI lottHeb, cnfttlonal
Hvractnw Vnlvpinlty middle duunc
ace, who defeated the itreat Vmaxo
Nuiml In a mile run t Syracuse
recently. Cottlleb hd a handicap
of i yards but Nurmi passed him.
He regained the lead acin. how
vvcr, winning on the flnaltap by
10 yard. m
I'NION (Hpeflal). A short time
ago the Kp worth Jeugue of tfn
Melhodiht church closed a contest
between two sect Ions, the lie-is
and the HI ilea, and lust Thursday
evening the Hlue. having lost the
contest, entertained tho Iteds wi;h
a social at the church. Merile Ir-'
win was chairman of tho enter
tainment committee, and Vela
Weaver of the refreshments com-'
mil tee. About 40 members and
a few guests were present and;
thoioughly enjoyet) the evening'
which was spent in pluying games'
and ending with a lunch. ;
The track meet which was toj
huve been held hen with the
North 1'owder high hcIiooI, was,
cancelled owing to the fact I hat ;
I'owder was hardly ready for thej
llicel. The boys Who placet) ill
t he class m et held Tuesday nf -;
leriioou, about I ft In number, and!
tin- officials who conducted the ,
meet, v.Tre treated to a chicken;
dinner at the high school Friday J
evening . by the sophomore clar.s. 1
W. W. Dennett, u rancher, has
leased his ranch and left Friday
for San Dh-go, Calif., to join his!
wife, who Is seriously 111. '
Mrs. Dollie Ijrjghlln, who has
been here for tho. past few days,
visiting with her - parents In Dim1
Vaihy, came to I'nion this week,
and after a short visit here, she
returned to her home in Wash
ington, having her daughter, Viv
ian, In t'nion so she could attend
the public school at this place,.
Owing to a visit here hy a pos
tal inspector during this week lh
matter of moving the post office
to the new building of t he rail
road company Is "up lu ihe air"
arain. ft is believed lhat He
post of i Ice site will be definitely
decidcil upon within ihe tiexl few
days.
rxcellcnt Play f;iven.
What was undoubtedly the best
exhibition of. dramatic art lhat
I'nlon has witnessed for muny
years, was enjoyed by several hn.i
tlred people at the school gymnas
ium Friday night when a local
talent cast, staged the four-act
comedy-drama, "The Klder Broth
er," The leading parts were tak
en by Mist Dorot hy rush man.
Kngliah teacher In the high school,
and clarence Hose watt, office man
t or t he I .ight a ml 1 'o wer com -pany
here. )ther parts, all of
which were . well rendered, were
handled by I tab rt Wakefield. 1. -ona
ftoscwall. OUionl Johnson,
John Wort man. Daymond I 'it is.
.Mrs. fills anil a iion-speakliigj
part by Itaby Hay Connor. 1 he
play was well coached by Hoy
I'onklln and thoroughly enjoy -d
hy the audience. It was given
under the u ispices of the high
school and the proceeds went to
the student .body , fund. Wlien.,u
local talent play can first con
vulse an audience with laughter
ami tho next few moments haie
nearly half the people shedding
tears. It shows excellent tab-nt, and
that Is what happened Friday eve-
"'" -
man. has received a carload of
linie-sulphnr to be used In sprav
Inir In the local orchards this
iprlng. !J
Mrs. r arl Shaw has purchased ' j
likeable and lasting
Ever notice how much more you like some of
your shirts? How much oftencryou wear them?
The patterns and colors in these new shirts
are that kind you'll want to wear them
often.
$2..r,0 to $."..00
ASH BROS.
1113 Adams Ave.
last
l.a firande, has been staying h ue
with her- nan-iiis for the past few'
ilavs while recovering from her. tv-i Viiool ait' ildani'
ceil! onerallon for appendiciLia. Aa t proved th
soon as she is a if ficieni Iy reco. -eretl
she will reiui ii to ncr hi;: a
school work at the academy,
l4ul Ueeoveriiig.
i.lttle I.any Honni y is n-cove'-ing
front the effects of 1 lit; doi;
bite- he received a short lime au.
The report from fort land, w here
ihe dog's head was sent for ex
amination, was to ihe effect ih.it
I here were no signs of rabies.
Work on the municipal tennis
courts nt the city park has he.-n
which will be shown In-re April
t; and 7.
is much ini
alt hough
ms to be a great many
cases of 1 lu in the vicinity and
new cases an- ln-ing n-poi ted ab
most every day.
Miss l.'iiuoa Daxter, who Is fin
ishing lo r first term of school la
the Wolf I'irel; district, has been
eli ded a member of the Inibh r
leaching force for next year.
Tony Smith. Arthur llodge. Haul
fooper nnd Will llaxler furnished
a couple of songs for the. play
Friday evening at the gym. .Mhs
temporarily halted till a carload ' Km ma Daxter also sang between
of cinders arrives from l.a (irande,
which will be used on the conns.
With the surrounding parts nil
carefully resodiled and tin- posts
painted a grass green and ruber
fixtures in neat order, these courts
will add beauty to th- city play
grounds. A Idler has hern received by
the stock show commliiei- from
Lorena Trickey, and If t he com
mittee so desires this trick rid t
may he secured for the liejf, show.
Miss Trickey has been here he
fore ami Is a. favorite wMh prac
tically all those who .attended the
show.
The schools and otner local
ganizatlons art; hacking with their
approval the two-night product ion
of the Crlffith pict ire. "America,"
two of the acts.
Youth Aeeii--tl of Forgery.
F.I O KN K. Or e. D. 11. Fawver.
a youth of this city, was arrested
yesterday on a charge of forging a
cluck by alierai ion and was ar
raigned before Justice of the Peaco
Weits. lie entered u plea of not
guilty and will have a hearing
later. It was alleged lhat he raised
a check lor $ I .o" to 11.n.'i am!
t ashed it.
.3
the east half of the ( harlesAdams
property in North I'nion and will
build a bungalow on the lot.
Miss Do rot h y I 'a re n I , a student
of the Sacred Heart academy at
Another sure sign of spring Is
when gas prices go up.
It's 0 square mtaX for a dim
jaii
Sent By His Own Doctoi
"I rffwd drMdfullr wtlh P(l for 10
until n opt tttoa mod nCMrr.
ut n? phytic tan rQtirtd tlval 1 fmt
try Dr. Ckai. J, Diib'i nenursiul trt
mtti, ad todAy 1 am well ana Whay.
If you, too, are suffering with
Piles or other Rectal or Colon
disorders, you must sooner ot liter to
experimenting with your health, anc
be cured as 1 nve curea tnousanas 01
cases, many of the most severe and of ai '
longstandiugas40 years. My non-surpi
cl treat mentUOUAK AN'
TEED tocureyour Piles, 01
your fee will be refunded
Sd tod? f or B FREE
UlMtrmiW book.
DEAN. M D. Inc
at: StATTLB offices:
Not Toapot Donin oil
Or Syrian oil.
Hut an oil that will
Withstand pxcmwIv..
IlPut anil si 11 1 11
ItH luhllratinff
Valun In crank
Case and on pialon
IllnKH. An oil
That is slrirtly
Paraphlne l.nKt
An oil wo will
(lla.lly ti ll joii
About on.1
Penionstrati1.
vai.vomm:
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone Main 7UJ
Vur Pictuies
Cat
G out of 6
With
ANSC0
FILMS
fits tho liuht
fur all enmrrus.
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
CftAStJL
poRtiAMO orw
D, DWn Built
EVERY BITES A DELIGHT
FOR THE
Garden
Hoes, Rakes, Spading
Forks nnd Shovels.
Ruhlwr and cotton
Irrigating Hose
Sprinklers nnd Lawn
Seed.
F. L. LILLY
Bftrdwmr
PhoB Mala 81
THE OPERETTA
"Cindrella In Flowerland"
Will He Presented
Saturday Evening
At 8:00 O'clock, April 11th
At The
High School Auditorium
HY A CAST OF FORTY CHILDREN
tnder the auspices of the Noighhorhood Club
A Delightful Enlertainmcnt Is Promised
Adults 50c
Admission ;
Children 25c
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
si'i riM. ion .m i. this wi;i:R
i.nr "', Tr" 1,1,1 ,""i",n' --k.-r
H1P .1 -Kllll,,,, ,.ss ,,, f
The lion wnn',1 s..n .,....,.,,.. ,, , ,
a tin.. I....U.1 jar M"JI) '"' '"'""V "'"'
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