La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVeducsday, January 20, 1U20. : Paffe Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Humming Bird Silk Hose for Good Wear $1.50 HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" MAPLE COUR T RULES STRIC T Two-Sporjt Star Oregon five ron High tVhoot ALitl aaooela ' lion 1' rnaurr the tJarfcu ubfU (Mandarda traoar h i MfH fe, ine-tvoe.1 jo. iu iiu4rii.p. t rrveaiod lb U nUnnt e the Iefl T1o.m. Waiter Ilt-ann. im;.'.nr'. Mr. Woodaorth va .ai who '.,'rntlT '.i,nr. h. r . , r. th.re nr. ittratory (o - i1'" - ed tf lh ah rift of I Ant- oouittv i tuii.ijuiu; l-iv uitilf..- - - ca a fefoajr wtrrtnl im d fc - charrinc him tth fui-a ry. h.-: I. I Miiytbf lupior w.htj piriunuiarr ma'iiir miti i"- ( , r of KlJ in. ln.il Ia iail I'm. ? I'l'VI I rTflV I riv Koine - irti.' tlou r the rrnntl jury. Tini-n .t J :-..v. M tn ihr ronlttlon of IWn'alhKWl lo' play team aorrfloMT W J),i to aar foritvd ntin- r- ? !'. Si- l.tc she. Mnn. who h.J'u "n I. r,a cheek ah ten ho ta d r. re n r ithn.Hy ltl saiee Thtirwd... 4t Cottage tiv, iihi-i v av r&nlurrL It- w:iS iiu-Ji rte hot.4. r.iini Kri.kiT inarnina. I KaJ Hrtt Teaw i . wiia ur tnw 19 toticd ivuiy of partieinailaf & canr with profe1onL 9mrr9 a ks 4bxr- T r.UiAf.lI, O-lton,. t(w;rj from ll.Aauf itiU s i-t.-,T. lui-lntrhl .O.I the ti w-1 Jto.irs IN dry ,rU MOW of Johft .!;rHftr.t retr- .;.nd rj:inj: and dry roots to tl- -v Ten per rtrf, .ri toi r thin' Untount r-.ntiy ttk it 'Ny ' Me) !y. n'ipW.Of -cifh. the- hat bern ut.mllieal to rilr. T.pu K. 1 . Tow r. ehalrmui Of Ih.; tiftard of iMfttnra for this bw-V'-t- i I in '(hf : pa'.. jMiulir of 'Mtoikmtk lJuUriocu Aft ec p- i.s n iirt"! from Antftrtnj iuwhiii i w put-i-ita!. Mr ftiihmitCt-d IO &n op r.tiKi KrJ.lny morning. ALHA VT, Or. r;n f..r t'i. ,tsnut Jnf jiMtrr in tvt -r-rir-y r unW viy. r-i.i ni V worth of lh Or iron J n ("uik-' rhl announced, a .1 u;s in rw aiftrtd. H te piann-) to tni. l Krlt hfry ihis yar cr ,,t .4 r i . WINS OPENER KI'OENK ty IIM Aworiattti ; PrrMt) The I'liitfrsity of Or-un hoKk' triM mm t.fla:t-i the fcn- ( ) te Or- by a Mr-ore of to 11 i in it Of nir.f eonf r-nV Fun.L hem ' Uiai nlrht. i 1 . . . lw. nl lo "! ofin-ii- SKATTI.E JRr thf tL-aI 1 V.te VAU SU KfJiik. Vuncouvrr I'rt.) Johnny trnonnoll. tn. aul telua lo-.K-r n-avw -lirhi took rtU-rv-lfcttt, ua .-rooiiJ -n- jhU con. I tout trvru J-ck Kii-w.t k. punier (runt Jimmy Aro. Uos jof !kiho. ton, to Ihe tnuin citfti of & jiuokcr ' r re lat nshf.':. v . . j (KmI KUrr lior lo l-avi-. . t)'1ociv-li nr. W Iht cVan Uowi ( ' , UirxHtchouf. tie match,, hoohin-I HOOP JtlVKK. Ore. It v;ts n Seeo' Jav irltn rirfets and left, j nouncl here ihat liev. U 11. purtk oUrfy lm h -lourth rounl. 1 U r, for two yrar pu.ftr at t- f I. rk'f Kl'W.'Opal- i-hurch -Ili-re , :rK r.i""' t ; vi i.uil Jimimry 15 for llyrko.- , v -ill., to I'x'i'oma n ctor ot SI.) i l"..'ni.nf church. lU-v. Sfr. ilii.; !t r will !! hi" fiircwi ll 'Herman in ::t Huniluy. H-v. Mr. .Mlll.r ouui. f ' B-rr rrom Spok.in.-. ; ' i ' , Kmok.TH In til.' II. K puUt iilln.ln), to l.llllon fnr lohucc-o In 10:5' Vou tun muI Hint In your fl(- undj i.oa; iii-.ts n'Hmi.tx WAI.U WAl.U (Hy lh- Ao.'l- 1 t.f I- Ooaa3 imtpmtys tu. lhiill Irani .l.:l.-if-.l the Whil nuin i-oIU-?f qiilnl.-! In n i:nusuul ly la' cin:.- h..r niKht. Al lh cfn-l of lh rirst half Ih.. M 10 to I In liror of thf. TiBl:on Soon fl.-r in Biarl of lh tnJ half Whllman i-vn. .1 tlin lultlr with 11 puicu. t.otiKica'j rl:- brought i.-lory. REASONS DGO i 1 tMlriMD' Bmn.niat raid to! rt.r.tin C!iar!i nocrnl m hrl.l ,th.Vllin-..t- uKr f rtiyi i nr. lir . 1 1 iorf l J. iir ".rrdc ""f a iroptr t t' SLUMPS in rU4 n4 Rw- :irir wiilre fxxhQ fw-.ns of ist ! CTBkin&fernn rAiiuiw fl mw winterIred crow taiitctf t.&nx tti.Kimt UHW . 11 It. will oulwich hi! ornoa.-.il . w. . nnwrcfj "I. Mmcvbat u ilir iiakianJ boy tii ,lh. iwoiUo kr lttlr tJrtn-,, tt, m,, i.t aKul lh jlnnl.' irtcrlbi J4 . cs&rae. poua, niark. i.:cn'-ol.ooi .oTifcff -a vui.onj . ' 'ijrtoquMXKra ful U TH-V " . I UIIKR TIIII'li KVV l It K-ull. lvt;l-lilrf.' .1.- j (l ma II A Illy llu- AfUUJ icKV- l '5urIl06 .rlltc-:wtln j -m, Irr Gwh. 1tMburx IUi-lrtcU ln .ct;e-U wtlb Ih 'nil.MI. it.l cKm.ion. .s.i) woo ).clr of. "1olt,f -lurj fr Ihrl. r.f.rr'i 4-ruion ov.-r Joe l,o!i al' lounel !- 10 .ib;Bl5(1 of Tob.lo. Ohio, in a I-runJ Roaru or irlrn.?, .- jllxht t- n- laM nnhl. Orel, loy.,1 .'. 1 . . t jHh lAliBun thronshout the Kal- ITIJiT.AXn LrolCHT KI-1IIT lie and in the t.n:h KO trvM to AxVllAXP . Xj.lt Mn-luetl knockout luhinan, who w .-uc-rt.-! imtf ' bx4 bitlinv ,r:ut In avoiJios bi harra;e. il:ay -l-'if t CiUUsd, !.tM I : II I'TT E ICy the AKWiai. J Irslhrffc yo4rty- fefl lr.if 1- ' rr-l luinr KilionalL-li. Fli- - rouiflj oult.r (04&T t tt Oak- f'no I.tt foul I.ixu 1 j. llo.l - o4ttenunx. botb' nt'ro ir of H jllf to a draw In 1 r..s: jln too lr l"lprld' thai rounds here u nlrl.t. OUCCESS TO BE LASTING MOST ' B E DES E D . N'BVk YOISK (AIM-Hitrh tI-. urH5. Kutomo'iilt-s anl minK-rous Jiv-rioris ar1 h'-U rx-rOnMl.le ly John J. Wrir.:w. vice irx-.iknl &.nl mampvr of the N w York CiunLs. for m decline in the ability of major lacti ta3-tKi!l prayers. Then- is not . pUycr today. h Iwii'ves. mho a holJ a candli-" to th pki1nc of Ty t'ob llonus Warner and many OTh-rs when ih y ry in their prime fifteen ln thot. d3L ptajt rs pmriiced ."-ra hTtrrs ft day to perlVct t!urmlx he lyiailf. .-But no longer is itna true. After th-training- sn.oi and early rme ar o-r. they prae:ire fifi-e or thirty mmut a li.Tjr. Then thy re oif in to ir autroniohil 'or there mtt- of h r ihmr? lo lenxaad . th-ir tim. l;raiv. iMrartrr, K mi-ic orr cuodHiuu. for M a hm hWief that mtt!i t.r one rcepim.. ba4khai Ixav hn tmrwcnert Ita rv rry ut). 1 be gaaw K rfeajer aad arr nnnli twHUT and trmti innvatailoB. arr wHl impm. rd. More p.4r ilm r-e-r luead l.e . 4 ;t t -jA V . -vX J ?K I TtO f-oant n-l thr world ' rh3n.pion-"t!i hr trn won b l (t;rum- s-iaot- h - Jii. nrkcfd th 'GulbTs. 4cf4-ie of dirt-etinc ' E"tta on tKe diamond, he a:tr!lutk j iKie-h of kes' ?wjr--. to tradft with ; ott er eiuho fi'J th'e d-:-i o?mect of rookK1 . "Many time hate H a fTcd ' ' - mas b one pxmt!ora -n ttt I ; n--- d a;orv rn,nh at j.nih-r i5-i istw! haw a i'-o-i. al.-rouad Jut. If iu v-ry wc-jikl in Mke1 c-tuiinH st. yo maitt m r-nT ii it J-- n if it i- iKeear) 10 ! n k,tv" t it the firv5iry a '" h--r io-iat." la thr- 5 J-vr. of rwktr-s. Vr. rw srvn uin the judy- ni.ni of his swxct-s t.ut Kn i r w w n zt" t imiitrrimp - h 34rin t- t r rr? hi? owa ofdn ln sis to tL- to kC "l nhinjf in a man ta (lr4 ture I atr a hira pritWe-. r Zjt-L. "It ni.y i-e ut aJt or a fatt. hjjt H i rnr.tt d ail tfc: ., T."!-- rrM ittne I k- foe i-l. fr nanlalit. H I. . ilde io trll nbr-iHrr a maa Ka al katMr-hdill h wTilil be Ka-n ' fm-rm tm at kM nrral ranw-. fiWnnlno turms r.Urti-4t rr " har taitrftii nr thai a xhmirva" pa-r K ala Matnk. Yoa rail ur H nut of lHTn- Thi fault ha a.ff ami a r-l dar from br , aats a -n-raaj (rdi or tttsarf." ; : r ; A .-e i( : , 4' 1 V -V 'M iiiiMA 13 Vl'"""" a S3 I UOHN PHTUP SOUSA 0 To tht Pecple of La Grande and Vicinity ; .'.0d Sccday, Jan. 31, Lit ul. -Com. John Philip Sousa - WITH. fil$)RGAMZATI0. OF 100 MUSICIANS WILL BE IN 'X: H'ai'v-'-" " Baker, Oreson ; TQ PVAYA 3LTINEE AND NK;HT PERFORMANCE. s''.BftlOifoii, will be the only town in this pari of the country itf which' ioha' Philip Sousa and his famous band will stop. Tto (ttff Oregon Trail hi?hwav is in a splendid condition and th Mtnif naqat , at; the Clarick Theatre at Baker, Oregon, feels confident that Ahr4 are ,munbers of music lovers in La Grande and vicinity who wooMlike to hear this famous internationally Known band., -,.. TWrrfore; in order to accommodate this class of people, Mr K. t Burk, MMfer of the Clarick Theatre at Baker, Oregon, will be in La Grande, At the Foley Hotel. Thursday, January 21, to take reser Tatian.QUhN.Kprtndid attraction. Below are sonic of the numbers to'bc.jrfpfed-duiingr this engagement: .-:afat&e SUrts at 2:30 .(QverlujSe,;!The Last Day.of XI o IfegV of Terror" 'Cu.haf,lnaeii Three Flaes" UI AirtTitaaiar from "Mignon" Loveene from "Feuei-snoth" Maryii,-wThe;- Liberty Bell" Ja2E America" "I .W&fitlo':.Be Happy" from "No, Evening Starts at 8:30 -Ovcw-tirc' from TBihansei 'Centcniiial" -EI Ca:,ka!i" . "The Charlatan" ' - ';Ti:e Brule Elect" ' '::;(; -.v Pance" f ro:n ' Dinorah" "The New World" "Sundry Evening in Alsace" ' On the Mississippi" , Ifaivh, "The National Game"' "I'uni-i and Circumstance" "Nc!:ks of the Mystic Shrine" ". DONT FORGET TO MAKE VOI R RESERVATION THURSDAY, '.,iVi; JANUARY 21. AT THE FOLEY HOTEL . .. .Vr-Jiy Marclv -rhfe Black Horse Troop epft&ftd- Goats Walkine to 'PSStunV JuUirrfTbe "Liberty. Bell" rnrii' a tr.ut.tac -a.-a, Mr- Ort.w -I- )t- a mueh ttcae , to a do -5 to his r trvli f lm h ha : fcafKii. -I d- ' t-r-tt . ?";iks bae to l er.f. 4rTV in rutv-X v--r ozte. ""11 t-a rmit Km ia: a.ttlty. 1 rtM-k. to hiaa thrH--a hl pottr xr:!.!!!." he ;.t T.ke . Varsuard - aa ean-!j.,; I r-t : him from In iiajiTv!H aa I lor .three yr he wa ui TTa a f(mn4 ti eontrol. Sehup? wa lb - same way two r9 of tvrv. J -Htw? Yoyfe ram- to ane as , lnri IdT. toid him He wa a.n ;niTiV-ld-r and rammed him ool fT; ! v,-TKtfv heforr he ca: lock : - a1 rcade rood In tw oui rat : d' n. tVf.-vMTai'v, l rt a pu :ifce Grv-nf--5d. or ; wt: ca hi tio apfvjrar h- : -0 tik- a terxn " ( ye;raw !ld he "-tdt1 fS eC j a tiift-.icfet to r?;nn; La Grande M.I. A. Five Trounces I'nion 3S to 8 - i Exactly as it feoldb its old smokers,Cheotefi(g3d "wins its new ones -on taotbs alone j TM 1-a Grijsde . I. A baek-- ', ;sa?i I'iri df.arr-d tV l aw M- . A- iitM her last Strut SI j ; to I la t r-tum cane The haeaJ j ', team WJ iNl V-ttMO5 ta the rm1'?t. whtea rj taef-4 at , 'noa eeTH tttrw aro ! t Qaami i Oaa ITaaipaetji. ! AtMIRA- TS rUaWr ' f rort-Jterer Vad tHe r(Tiiar Va-i aad hwa m-tiac at He ite A.-i-a- - M Pti. ip rr ; n V -i. l--ra of Ira c-a lle jjarf- ti-iK sli. rwas to p- rvted ta e-onf r tfc t eaeU ' ,1 a jar 'J! hit had u obk These Over Real USED CAR Values 1354 COITE Ruckstell axle: Hauler Shocks $150.00 1JM SEDAN 5 food tires; good shape $200.00 W24 TOUBLNG Good value $275.00 1923 TOURING Hassler Shocks :-I'sch ignition; Strom- ,' ber carbaretor; Stewart vacuum sstem. ....$233 00 TOUKLNG Starter; good shape $100.00 1928 ROADSTER Fully equipped: starter $12."00 1917 TOURING New tires $ 50 00 FORD BUG ...ZIs ,5.00 Perkins Motor Co. Trth & Adam Bhone Mvr00 !tr fcva H U tr a f jdoat hee ta peswe Tak1;.