La Grande evening observer., April 28, 1925, Image 2

PAGE TWO
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER"
Tuesday. April 28, 1925. '
Still Smiles
HAINES DEFEATS ,
COVE IJASEIJALL
SQUAD, 19 TO 10
i ii ?t
JIHE UPHELD
roVI-: (SlK'i'lall IVIillly nller
iiiMiii tin Im.' hitMchall team of
4'of fihueil llHilli'" lit llilines
nml lost hy It M'uii (if Id hi ID.
SUSPENDERS
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Aditorials
II May In (crest Ymi
To Know
ThaU-
The wnlst linn haa started
Its r Ii o u n il f roar 1 he
depthK. Skirl have un
rended lo the lui'i', iiirl
- uaifct Illicit, liy 'the same
token, are Inclining up
, vvurdM. Nil every vvai.:t
lifie I 10 follow I h- li '-tj'!,
hilt every other one, m h ; I
1 wo say? to In" eunServ.i-
tive.
That-
Jt in now entirely out ct
fashion to drop line's wis
py ipfoi'Kfttrt handkerchief
for a Kiill'int yonth to i--tdoro
to Uh lull' owner.
( 'hunnliitf yoniiff won if n
now fasten Miiiiri',M or
chiffon or n orn' ti- r,
w hich Jiuve. been dj;cd
.wllli lace, lit il.' v.ai;,t
lino of their fror a'IUi :i
rhinestone or p pin. li
That
A tfW children Kt home
in tlin thfHi -v-iiiiiK to
tick their parents in b' I.
That
According to )hif lavs
paused in' Texas, i ho doc
tor's prescription Ktven yo.i
for Iiootrh is (foil) In '(!
publinhed for three duy:i
bo your frlenda will know
you're sink.
That
Of course Wf (ikn praise,
who doesn't? If yon feef
' thnt wo merit it. we'll im
Kind to hear from you.
Hut If W( deserve critlebuii
- ho JllBt hh free to crlt
lcifcp. I'lOKier-s Ih the re
sult of constructive criti
cism. Your communication ,
will b welcome.
That
'The forest payroll nays
nearly two-thlnlH of the
Northwest's waen. We
rannot nfroril to li'irn It
up. Help prevent foreit
fires."
FBXKST W ATKINS,
-Mifr.
wU- ' mm
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as1 LLUJ
f .". Vi
if
iVcii; Draperies For
J J 12 1 1 111
HOMES"
Beautiful Drapes are the foun
dation for an attractive room.
Your window decorations have
an almost unbelievable power ox
being able to give warmth, col
or and a well-blended harmony
to a room. Do your drapes do
this?
Make a survey of your home
during this ''Better Hornet
Week." If you see where some
new hangings might improve,
we most cordially invite you to
inspect the. large collection we
have, in prices convenient for all
and suitable for living rooms,
bedrooms and dining rooms.
.Soft colors and beautiful de
signs make this one of the choic
est collections. You will find
many economical and attractive
solutions to your drapery prob
lem here.
House Dresses That Are Attractive
I et Thoroly Practical
Just in time for the warm days come our Betty Lou
House Frocks. Here are gay little dresses of crepe
and linene with novel embroideries and subtle, new
touches. Your housework will become so much more
pleasant when you have a cool and practical dress for
the occasion.
$1.50 to $5
"Vr?."--
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
J iili
-'I
iil
sr.
Tho Junior class pritctico of
witrlriK nnltHH in i h- IriMpimtlon
lor tin- following urticli. wilHt-n by
.lin k I'oolhlKf of 1 lie J .a CriilUii
ItiKh m-hool. Krlltor'H Nuic.
(if no Dchitonl frihnvii tlli Hmflcs
Ihouirh tut liiis losi tin t-im iJ on
( and tin- visiotj lr. to oihoi in
nulit loo irnnd A oiH'-lltrtt- iirnnil
Inp llplilvMihi ho.-i lit- i." now
tMitnlrm Ituilnjph 'alttnin t onrt
otht-r ruovit- jtttrt In Unllv wood the
art t si'lf-dcfenKt- St-v.-n- punching
la I In- i int t'li.nyhi mi his pi't'St-ii
prt-ilh jiniftil
1'iit. Ii iim K
.lai'tilK'cii, )(!(
; thr nnlui'hjniil
Hik 1 luce f-n-ors.
M;tiiap-i- .sisirc look (In- In
an; 'ions opMiinH' pliilo -onhii ally.
"fU- (jppo.-ition circled my nd at
will," was Ki!cr"n only viu n mm mi on
Ihe fofIhall scon- oi' L'l-14. "HV
a good tiling to rhi ilH-MValem oi'
the had has. li.-iil ,.;iry."
Then to pimr ttn- iinccriniiiiv tr
lite fame nod tin ui-doin tit Sis-li-r',
icnuuk. llu m-l two uaincs
stamd h ihc smiir clnl were mid
sen -h ,n cxhihilitins . uf . tijM t lai ic
ha-chall, nity iotir rim-i Iwi'i
sturcd In lattli ronlcsts.
PLIES ILL
DUST ORCH
SPORT NEWS
i PDJunne
LH OllrlllUL J
TEAM STRONG
the ."In-' put mark and th
uecorlitir tr reports from
thf Maronn and Whit camp.
!'."':
GUTS PUSH n
ji m t r rnnMTi
luinLrnu
(Fly Srooi)
With i v.-1 v ti.l in i iik vlctoiiin
ovit the linker ami 1 nlon tnnli
towns ami a ileeMve win over Uh
J'eiHlkton mid Wolla Wullu (U;nl
the Blu, end Vhlt nthleten n.-.m
In a fair way to rapture rirHi hon
or for the iteeoml time ln ihe Knjit
em Oregon Trai k anil r'h I.I men
whlrh will he held h.re Siitiinlnv.
.Mny 9. Preliminaries will he run
' off In the morning ami the nn.ihi
In the afternoon.
Hrranse of a five tune trtiek
more prellmlnurie may In- in c. s
. n.iry thnn la imimllv Die e,i'.e. an,
those wh) tak. time lo x. e ) , . -rnornlnit
aprlnta nml hiii.ll,. i. .
will protiatily witnemi mime tl,.n
competition.
rrellrnlnnry to championship
eonlent the TlKem will p.irii,.pai.
In tt I'nlon eounly meet nt I'ni.ni
thla Hnlnnlny. Hi v. ml i'ni.ni
eonnly reennls -.. nniii.lv the cen
1nry ilnsli. Ihe lirn.iil hirnp. I hi
, hlKh Jump. Ihe low l.m.l . , lin,
i0.1Bllilv Ihe 2Jn yanl tin v
lull lr wi'ilihei- eon.liiiiiiiM r.-,ir
l-ISlt of Vnlntl. m;iv I.. ,.l.r tfl
Slierw.Hi.t. rn.'imuno. Jensen,
Znn.l. l. M. K nniin nml smntz
seoreil 47 ill l a (iran le's i:3 pnlnlH
hat wen Oi.- r. i.n. tun IrianRiilar
me. I Se.iur.law s!:. l wmiil. hih
t'.idU man wilh li;. l.. (lie rest
l.v a ii-i.. in::tr:ni. an. lei. with s.
eaine let. I iiiinuiin was thlnl
mill 7,
lle.i.l.a Ihe
pmillM, l.a ir;
s.-vera! h.'.'itii.l
places tlial h.
lolal.
Il.ii'lmill. I,:
Imk the I'.r.it.
n.l oi Hi- v.
The l.allii;,
who h.iv.- i.:
n.l
winners of first
Ihlel.s molt
Uilr.l atel fourth
!. -I lo run up the
IlilliT .r.mi. Is leml
s ill liittiliK at Ih.
"i.-l l.auue i;ame.
... r-.m-. s of pla
"I- ipat.-.l In
amfiiicw i,i:.ra F.
Clulis W. I.. Pet.
Wiisliliik'ton .. s 3 .727
I'hlluilelphia s :t ,77
i 'lev. -Ian. I s 4 . i: 7
hleiiKO II 5 .114:1
St. l,nuls .. il 7 .41;
evv York 4 7 .:ii;4
I'elrnit :t In ,2;ll
notion 2 a .us
i:,ums ii, iin : .,., I
lii.iiuK.il .: 3 .(
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I - .71 !t4.i
j Alexan.l.-r . . . s 1 .i;r,
I .1 I I j
T''ii 71 lr, .vi i i
111 1.1. r hi, h i..1i.i..I's liam I. all
l',;,in 1 ' . v i i . 1 1 1 ! all (uiikw il inn
helm'.- Il an, limn ...cures In tlalc.
S' . ii. 'i i'lMr,,: ! si r,. ,ii uiniiin;; an-i
"Hut ill'. ii ), I .1,:, mi, I, .a- hip t,,ia
XATIONAI, l
riniis w.
Vi'W York 11
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1 I'l.lla.li Iphla 4
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I('i:itTITY
Hnhali tliri on uncoitahity.
Thnt one atiylc at Hie ymne is
iH-i'liups the ynaicst avsct in its
hid for liopulnrity.
It U donlilt'iil it iiny opcnitiK djiy
sci-ls in l In major ever heller il
liLstraiiti the uncertainty t,( im
national pastlnK' than thnt stayed
between rtevHand nml St, I.onls at
the latter rily.
Two perfectly conditioned hall
dubs :UitKf-d a rent hurlesniir-. The
Rcoro wa 21 to H, n retmlar Kriil
iron total wilh each team kicking
alt the KOals alter Imichdowns.
The two rllihs tuad" 41 hase hits,
dividitiR I hem almost eou.iliy.
'i.AfiuJid c:tihir i'l, the Urown.s
KV Vdl'.K A I .l.irk Scott i 2".
wa.i in pood form Momh.v and mih- rtevclnml got nwnv to a sdx-Hin
lead In ihrm innlns. The Hrnvns
evened t he count at nine ot the
close of ihe firth mid then proceed
ed to take a four-run margin in
the sixth.
It seemed that after 11 had start
for tile home Huh the breaks had
shifted to i hut.
Then, to etiinax one of the wild
est opening day Karnes ever per- !
pettiaici, ricveiand mad- an rm
dozen nin- In the eighth Inntmr.
hit, th
imr the
I'lillailelphhi
New York ....
Iiatterh ff!
Sett and II:
Phillies, the f limit tak-
on.t fcniie of (he p.tricfv.
):. il. c.
ai l.sim
I th .
in,1
f. 12
II. nltn
P.
PPOdKI.YN ( VP)
l!e:i!.m I
Ih 'Mikh u :
Panel,,': Kit nip. lienton.
jdnw-lil
j Petty
Matcheidcr
id h lirnv.
4 a
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ui-l OWiil;
HOUSE CLEANING
CHINAMEL is one thinjr tlial is necesMay at
this time. We have a t'liiiKinicl 1'roil'ict' for
every pinose.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
i IN.MNN,Tl ( VP) P.
hi-ai;o :,
'incluitali 2
' i s: K.ini man. Keen
l.iuine. P'luiilter
O R K flON A C, R I T ' I ,T I R A J,
roiddXii;. Porvallis. (in-, (Spe
cial A thorough test of apple or
chard dusting by nirplanc will he
attempted here on or about May 1.
when extensive trials o a 40 acre
tract belonging to tin ( laco or
chards, y Monroe, are expected to!
reveal whether airplane spraying;
can In; made practical under pres
ent conditions.
The tests will be ni ide coopera
tively by tiio Kntomolotfy depart- 5
iip-nt of the experiment station and i
rhe air service of the inith reserve ;
division. I.ieutenurtt Oakley Ci. '
Kelly and Pilot 11. C. Miller Of j
Vancouver liurracks will brlnt; two;
army plant s here which will be j
equipped with it new' type dusting
device designed and built by W. J.
Chaniberlin, assist atit jirofessor of !
entomology. j
Professor Chaniberlin In himself '
an aviator in the reserve corps and I
has mad." extensive studies of for- j
mer dusting experiments by nir- I
plane for the control of crop pests!
and diseases. The experiment here !
will he the first ever attempted:
with apples, thoueh airplane dnst- i
ilifif of cotton fields, peach on h- ; I
ards. anil eatalpa grove has met!
with considerable .success in the;!
south and east.
A mixture of had arsenate and
sulphur at the rate of about Im
pounds to the acre will be applied
from the air in the coming tests
for the control of codling moth -md
apple scab. I; will be put on at
Ihe time for the regular calyx
sprny. The entire acres is expected (
to he covered In about five minut
after the machines get in the air. j
Adverse veat her conditions are ;
KWh a limiting factor in spraying!
large acreages in the limited time
wln-n the a p plica t ion is effective,
that the su'-c. ssi'id use of airplanes ,
in Hi work would be a big step in
disease pe:a control, a- hundreds
of acres could be covered in legs i
than a day at jtil He- proper time '
and no more rosi for application, i
;is I'n.i. sor ( 'ha nd.' rl In
I
Whcrmr thrf scQ good candy
srsrM:ii:iiN.
Twenty years ago the suspender,
nr 'calluH," 'was an essential part
of the ward robe of cveiv well.
dressed man. .No pair of trousers,
with these attached, could possibly
douch down over the we rer'M hips.
A short time ayo, however, the
vogue of Ihe belt, came in. An air
of slouchlnes was lo be observed
In ihe clothing of males who used
I he be) i, as conl rusted with t In
neat and straight hanging ironsern
of the preceding generation.
What wan ihe reason for this?
I w.tt: mendv the selfish vanity of
i hose who ! bought only of their
personal appearance. In the opin
ion of certain young men ihe ap
pearance of KLisjH-nders was not
complimentary to their masculine
beauty, and this means of support
was therefore discarded In favor nl
the more spectacular hell. It may
be still observed, however thai l In
real he-men, those who look for
en I ser vice, ,-,nd not merely Miner-
fieial appearances, still adhere to
the old reliable ualtus.
n view of all these ihins. .
not a movement 0 revive the use I
Of SU.:pellde-!i as all Mlllcle Of im.lc ,
.ppm-cl to be commended? There-I
fore, every right thinkinur mr.ii
owes to I he Junior class of the
l-a (irandc high school a vote of
t hanks for their recent activities
in this movement. .lack 'K-lidge.
!'. IIK" ( OAST I. i:tii i:
I'lnlis W. I.. I'et. j
Salt l.uke In 4 .7K1I j
Sun Francisco 1 i 4 . 7 s '. j
l.o Anitelej. 12 'J .f.71 j
Saeralnenlo !l 1 I : j
Seattle .... 1 I .-l !
ilnkliinil 7 I I .3S'J j
I'orllanil fi I-' .29-I
V.-I'iian II I r. .'-'il I
0-
ATTENTION
). 0. K. K.
()-
Wednelay. Aill I'lHh. Ceie
niwiiinl at. K. or I'. Hall. I lu li
quet at 7 'flH'k.
(Nunc nml wear yiuie I'cz.
Liht or
Lighter--1
Knit unilerwear or
athletic styles. Cool
as you wish to he
choose y o u r weight.
Comfort underneath!
; If ho ailverllsi
IkooiI.
It, he knows lt'a
IIOKNNIIY lll'ltlMX;
ST. 1.UI-IS (API l:nKi rs llorns
l.y. w ho was l rin k on tin- heail
hy u puelie.l hall last Thurs.liiy,
will prnlialily I." hack ;il .seeou.l
hase for the l iinlinuis 'I'uesihiv. lir.
Itoliert l' Ilylaml, eluh physician.
annouiicc,i .Momlay niKht.
papers Is provhleil for eveninf
I'eu.liiiK in it sleaiu-heuleil room,
anil .spring niatl ressul heils nwall
the weary traveller at niKht. lteKil-
ir llllnnlfS have the use of a piano
nil u ra.lio set. anil ihere is it sup.
ply of toys for Oie ehil.lren.
Try A
MILK SHAKE
Made wilh
Weatherly
The Quality
Ice
Cream
There's a difference you
will appreciate
Moori Drug Co.
Everything for the
Sick Room
Phone M-68
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
nraacu and hkttior than evkk!
(JHOCICItlES ONI. V
THE CITY GROCERY
lout Hack of Cnrr",, on l'ir Btrwrt
PHONXI MAIN B7S RAT BAUM FREH DELI VERT
Clean, Fresh Looking Walls
At Small Expense
Muresco Kalsoniine, a simple and effec
tive preparation with hot water, solves the
problem for every home where the house
wife has pride in the appearance of the
house but only a small budget to spend to
make it more attractive.
Muresco is more than ordinary kalsoniine
in quality and lasting value, yet not more
expensive. Varied colors to K'ive just the
effect you want.
We will gladly give suggestions on your
painting problems.
Noah's Paint Slore
La Grande, Ore.
I l.i ' I e i i,
Ibniri-H;
UIKO.
Exide Batteries
niKOMiiKiKi (-Aiiiti nirroits
S. A M. Spotllfhta
Packard Wlrr all lvi
Ofnerator & Ktrt- llrllsli(
Light (Jloheo il alu
Lamp Snrkctt
Ooniilno Horny and lvioo
Oolla, Polnu, rto.
hlinnn lliirna
Slop I hihta
Hohert iiinrh an, aiamplon
Swrk I'Iiikh
CopiHT TlltllllK
t.ailjrh'l lii.uhhera
utAin in
FRED T. BURGESS
1B0H .WW, At
l'it tj'-btirs" at St. Louis', postponed,
r;un.
IMIU AM'IJ'HI A V) Sam
Ci.iv. vouthtiil rit;h bander of t he
A'Mj.-ics. shut cut N, w York .Um
'ht. N to ft. Ileh Nhcwktv, nf
!!! V:.nk-eH v:is di'i.n from Ihe
imnund m Hip ruth hv an attack
jwhh'h Included a homer trout 1he
bdi of .vi Simmons. . il. -;.
j N'ew Vn K ft o 4
j rhltttde Iphia . S 1 .1 S
lotteries: shawkev. H.-all and
, f'et; Univ und Cochran.
I im;tu(it (v) ii. ii. k.
St. I ,ouis 1 1 1 .1 3
1 trint ji 12 2
; lotteries: Ciiitni. Vannthler.
t.mtorth ami in. Severel,); nd-
leu.n . Wi U,, Johnson and It.issler,
Woodall.
I
flevchmd
j' hlcj(K ..
li.iltertej
Iwirr,
4 In S
U 9 3
TIm ltrmn made 10 error in
(lie ild uev a It. lit', lour of Ibi-ni
being i hnryeil tti the ri-ale-t t)f
all Tirol iMi-ciiicu. (.come Siller.
I'oni errors Is usual I (iiiio,.v
ipada for the enou.
Till ' M lit TT.NT j
It was a tuiiHh break all around
for Sisb-r because fandom has a
habit of bhnrrln: the failure uf the'
lndividu.il p'ayer on the manner. '
It so happened lhat Siller started j
Joe ltitsn on the rubter. Joe ha.l '
fimired in the winter t nide r,r '
ShocKt r, Conner ai-e o( the tliown.-s!
staff. The bins . re out Ihere to j
Kivo Wusli Ihe eilttcal once over. ;
Aitr the Kaine Hush remarked!
lo me that neve,- in an llv
he have lews .stilt f. A Her t "le e. j
land Initl made seven rims in Icmn i
lhan three InnlnirH. Joe uxk him- i
self onl. i
Another pl ixer who wuh irtttni;!
the acid lest from landom, wa !
Miilfielder Kenuctt. subbint; tor lldl
I EVERY EtTS A DUCHT
Our
Growth
wards and Matt
.Hid I'rousc. Sch:
liol.t
!k
liOSTON (Al1)
Wash hi); ton
Hoston
Hatteries: Mojrriiif.
K. M. I.
-2D I
M.il lerrv
and Huel; WlnKfiel and Piclnieh.
eidem e of our
Kidiahle Sen Ice.
Ke;oniTes er
si.riOft.uon.oo
UNITED STATES
Announcing The Result Of
OLDEST LINOLEUM CONTEST
Mrs. Lee Wamick,
La Grande
WIN'S A NEW LINOLEUM FLOOR WITH A RECORD OF
40 Years And Still In Use
It had lioon our intention to make a report of all the old linoleum en- i
tared, but there were so many that we are only listing the three oldest. '
The second oldest entered by
Mrs. W. W. Wade of Island
City and used 35 years.
The third oldest entered by
-Airs. I) wight Jesse of La
Grande and used 30 years, and
good for many more.
There were many more that averaged over 20 years.
It Pays to Buy Good Linoleum.
We Recommend
Armstrong For Every Room In The House
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Distributors of Armstrong's Linoleum