La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, Friday, 'February 19, 1926. . Paw Two LA .. GRANDE ' EVENING . OBSERVER!. New Spring Styles Viz & Dunn Shoes HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" From Campus ; ISPORT NEWS I i ii i SSSStSSSmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmm i m. RIVERIATEAM if EWEN5 SERIES Tllvcrln downed Central 13 to 10 lint .Mulil 111 the fastest norap Of thh jfr.ulo srliool 'series, anil tied Hie e huwr .on tho'ehdniinlonshlp Hist, will , uo' ili-cliM.ihf til"' fifth i.ml liuil . nanifi of Itif (onriitinral ,.xl Thursday nljtht.' , . Only a, fair crowd' wn out for flie contp.it Inst high'!.' I, lit tte lioys eonnolo them-ielves ' IhAt ' thnlr friends ore saving np'.for. lle--big event tonight, when I Orartdu rlEhtli graders meet I'nlon. Tlie youngstern will tnko" lbo,: floor ut 7 o'clock. v : ' Ontrol got off to ft bad Mart last night, making only two points In t)io first half, while. Uvi-rlii " scored seven. ' The hilltop players fell short on their shooting. Hut l)i trie, third quarter Oiey shone out llkn stellar.-- Evans and lanlels eaeh threw two from ' the fluid, others In the lineup wore Htoddnrd, KlrutlierH, Zundol and Daniels, with line uhntltiitlncr for Btrufnera latrr. 1'aiiHi and Pleroe. on the winner' side, seored flvo points ' aplree two field goabt and a foul for neh or them.- Iteene mad the other three points. Tile ftlvrrla, boys played a ronslstently rood gam, unci showed remarkable Improve ment over the brand of nasketbatl "they handled In the two fame they lout to Central, Webb an 4 Mr Mur iin completed the lineup, ' ' .- .Hay I.yneh refereed tho play. rT Tram Keki'tML , . .Iteosn will play center In to night's match . with l.oloe: Poll Kvnns and fierce will be forward; Tiiinlels and Htruthrra wUI gimrd. The rerves will inrlude Maaldurd. Perkins. I'aiiat, .McMurran and Hunt. . . ' -. . All grade nohoo.1 youngsters will ho udmltled to both gatnea pn lG e'tit tirkets. the authqrltleM an nouncn V After tho game, tho 1a (irundo players will Invite the Vn ion miuad lo The Tiffin. for a treut. ,A delegation from the tfl-Imds will j$p with them. . i g Billy Evans Says: ARCADE Tonight ' Saturday OOUGtAS Mac l an lUEYS l D L M.aMk T greatest wrm 1 I comedy l 1 (I Qaramount picture SPECIAL PRICE On OoM-Oui PiUenia DtsfaM. SEE WINDOW F. L. LILLY Hardware Main 15 Is tin irmir or psvrholiiyy til iiMiNt as itrriit mi nssi't tor nuvvt In sport ut iiHtnrnl uliilKy? Tho luwiliiu or SomHiihiu- Have Dm i fori Ii from ilto St. I.oiiIn lirowns l I lie iiiIiioih Itrins n tliU itii'M llmi. .i ..- :t-' : . ' y I'or ynrn hivc J i.itirorl h Iuih Uton the HLonrty . j-ttl of Hu kIhUm t)uf. 4(H'trn i III'; hull, whlU- liQiiforlh wil'l U was ult imiiKlun tlon on llilr jiurL f 'onrf'iitnidon In poit Im mont PMnllal. Tin' koo1 ImtMiiuii miiftt httvo a k'if-n i-y; tho. alltity to fol low tho hall, nrlftcntully- hn immt havn Ills inhnl oh 1 1 ; nuiklnjr of ha hp lilU. Wlii'iicvr-r Pfiv" Imiiforth wan un nouncoil n tlMi' pitcher, tho oppoNi tlon- liiHtni'l of nlayliiK trt iihuuI rol tunu'tt dctnrtlvo. 1rmf'ftl of trylnf,' to hit the litill that Imiiforth wua pMchiMK, llit'y attfiiiiitcd to discover what li:tnt'ortli was UoImk to thu hull. Ah a result when Panforlli plldi 1 tho tpHtf ton I ark I miirli of I lie potM t'imt uhh usually a pari of ItN lM!M'laH 1'MTlolri. , .."' ' TRICK li:i.lVi;itIKM. "Jf a hall chili IhinkH you nvc doctoring lit" hull, make llicm fil uro qf It Uy rrHortJnK to ttnumcil maiuu-riHiiiH Mutt Hiivor or trickery." wuh a n-inuik Jtanforth ohms inudf to nm, "Vou can'l niiikc ha! )ill lirttil In it that tint niU'hcr in Ollfitl IlllT. tllf hnltty iiiuhI HwhiK at the hall. M'hr hflhf on I ho purl of the opposi tion that 1 'Jq.-lor thn hull niuiiH 'TnHtiuU of t. ri'lliifT to thrlr knlt Unv ih.- iilttinir of thn hall, thn butter play rlkht Into my hnnIn by (UHHina about my iP-iivpry.' Thi'ro yoli havo Danforlh'H nhlf or tho nwistlon. Players ami nm plrnH lu rebuttal would probably or fer it inurh different vernlon. a ...... : Of oiio Ihliur I inn positive, Ibtve I Inn Vttvt Ii (vi-1 lil (! nil IHI'II 111010 (leoeplie hnnk to hi fast ball Ihaii Walter .IoImimiii, men Ibimuli moiiip of WnltcrV lerriflc njhnmI wan InrkliiK- : . WIIITI-: SOX NYSTK.U. While Heores or milutlonn have heert ofrrred (o explain how Dun. forth not "le hrenk on his fawt one. none of them haft an yet received tho official O. K. of the pitcher hlme!f. It Ih a rther Interesting fact thai the Chicago White Hok took more HhertleH with Danfortlt hint year ttjan uny other team In the Ameri can h'lirtuc. ' In this connection II In well to, recoil t lilt Kdille rolllnn wan a teammate at both Philadel phia and Chic-nun, ImnforHi had hf tronbleH bent Injr .1ileoio. HOinclnlnK Invnriably came up that called ror hla remov al tierore tins close of the Kame. l'ually it wan an abundance of bnfto 1 1 i t m or U Htreak or wildnerut, I . "Don't lake any ood one, whale away at. every ball that i.s cgsi to th plate, kern him on tho ile fnidve." That'H the way Kddlo Col. linn explaincil Hit- Hiiereiui nf h rluh In futhomlrw Danforlh'H deliv t ry. - ' "Kornret about the trick Bturfoi'd don't bother tho umtdre wu un Other rule or our club." lxmks uh ir 'oll Ins had the rluht lntrm, In addition to bK trick deliveries, Danforlli had a nwne to m-sl Coat rauheil as ninny disputes as his pltehliiK' It ns iilaN, a bulk, nc tordhifT lo (be opposition. While tourr''H.-t Ih ' InvestiRatinK the aluminum trust maybe they will find out how to keep n-ylntf pan hnndlwt cdo. What Skinny Men Ought To Know Ton probably know Ihot Cot I.lvi.r till l I lie )rente:it flesh pro. ililcer In the world. lltcniiKu It rontiiinn nitire Vii.i mliieB than uny food you can You'll be Kh.,1 Ul kuuW Unit "Od l.iver ) comtfl In BURar-couied lulilets now- o If you n-;tlly waiil lo put Id or "'i lumndn of rt'al lii uitliy rh.hh on yi'ijr IMium an I feci Well mill KtrollK ak lied rronil IfrtiK Htorc. ciua Dnin, or nny IrUKKlnt for n box of .McCoy' Cod l.iver "ll Coinpnuiiil Tabid. I. tmly sn c uts for tin tuhb-iH un I If you don't coin five pound In 3(1 day your .Ii iikxI! ut nut hoc Iwd to Im ml you buck thn money you pa M ror i hem. It isn't Hiiythluir unumnl for :i permit lo nuln n imumlH In 8'l day. ' "Oil McCoy the orltrlnal nn) Kelltllne Cod I.lwr till Tablet." Adv. - if. ' I Carey Ht-lph (at top) and Walter JacowAy of Ouachita College will lie Kiven a trial by tho St. Loulii Car dinals this spring. Bclph Is. a short stop, while Jacoway pitches. Koch is a four-letter man, playing foot ball and basketball among other snorts. Jacoway has nnver been beaten by a college tram In his four years of service, Travis Jackson of tlie Giants and Aaron Ward, Vim keV"re other chaps Ouachita, hue sent to the majors. Radio .VlKhtly dolntm: fi:15. KKI'b Heelnir Cullfomlu; 6:30, vest pocket pro gram; UMTi, Radlotorlul period; 7 S, Norinun Koblcr and hlH da net. orcheatru; 8-0, All-American Htrltitf iluurtet;Mt-sfl, varied proffraui; Ki ll,; J'ucknrd Hndio club, featuring popular Honir hlta; ll -8 a. m., mid nlKlit frolic, Don .Mcuny, mumcr of cercmonle. KIX)A. Si'flllle, Wa-h. (ft4.m IKIOkc), li ; 0-1 1 p. m., Jackie Hon der'rf club. KFON, Ixma lUnic.i.ial. a:i2.4in- IJflokt ). r,-H:;Uf p. m., Ilrayton'n th.jiter omun; fi:3a-7, unniKenient InformuliuDt 7-8, Hurt l'edirnon'n orchestra'; I'rt'MH-Teh'Krani tu dlo; U-ll, KKDN urtlMts frolic. JU WIt, Hollywood, cal. (2MtU I fttkf;h "-9 U- m-. Warner Jiroth Wi HyiieopatorK; Kuulee Wynn. ho-, ptaiio; May JOdlog? and lilll Hatch, hrzz, twin: A-shiry Ki8icrn; , proKnim, ' HCeve-Uurtumfinn, Inf.. presentfnR' ,thn f,ikland Hlx dance o("cheHtrn; 1 Charlie Whitman, tenor. ' Kf;Ot Oak land 'al. ('M I .lim- 80kr). T:I.'.-V::;o a. m.t luallh ( ralnintr -XBrelseH. 1 liitfh liorrett Dobbff, William If, Hancock, tic companist; 7:4Ti,,, pep eloHn; 8:15 H;Mi, exerelnea: 8:4.1, hoiikh. Will iam If. Hancock; I : H o -1 p. m., Sherman, Clay and company lunch-t-pn concert ; 4-n:,ia( toacert ik rhetra, illole) Kl. I'Vunols, Vlnlon Iji Kwreru, eonductor: H: 10; ,"f Mlv i'tle." comic opera, Kdnioinl ,Aud run; IteKinnld Trjivers,, Harry Itrown Wood, directors; la nee music, Cirvin-It iii I'h Cali fornia Colkiflans. HtiW, I'oHlaiid, Ore. (4f.riu Otoke), J L' : :to -1 : .Hi j,. m.. ronrert; Kr7, dinner concert: danee (nusie; hilermlsrdoii pi-ino Hfilns. Curl !Kremer. :;' KII.F. I,fs An tides. Cut. ( I0r.2iu- 74uke), H:i.7:nu p. in., history frtoiy, prof. l 1 7.o: Iteni'lellji o ihnd, Dolly WiiMhl, Donnhl Coop er and I'neb' .ltdin; S-10, program. iVIolor Trausil compunv; announce, r'ut of the TrcnKurc Hunt. lKJK, Kealtle, ' WiLsh. (.1H4.4m ;Hol(e), :;io.;l p. nr.. ilaliy matlnc: proKram; H::to-Kl. Hludlo program. : ; KM l it. Ilollvooil. al. (:i:i.ttin HIMlke), r.-r,::io p. m.. Kunny Jim's talk; r.::fi-i;. l,elKhinn'H Arcude rjfeferia ureheKtrii: . H, 'J'wri Tal th r; A: IS. travel talk, W. Abler; iI:3ii-7 At water Kent concert or ehenint; 7: 1 r,. church auuniiiioe. ineula; 7::t0-H, popular m listen le; Sr I u, K N X r eat u re pi-oura m : 1 o 11, Ambassaflor hotel ilnnee or- SI I SIGNED HERE Jim Gorman, who claims the championship ot . Western Canuda, and Hocko HtrtlJnuKlin, of I'ort land, who once ttieSMed Jack Henip Mi-y a 'wee lilt during fiiurrlnif ut the champ's training quurtor. urc Jslalid .to meet in Ij Grande, at I KtiKl'' hell on - the evening of Jlureh i under the uilKlilrc of the l.a Gratldo Athletic dub, , ' . , ' ,) . . Goriniin, who -has a( lonwir'ord. lit, the fihtlnx:1. same, will; welgii In ut nboiit mi while the rbetliiml h-Bthetj pimher. will e ton ,(iound llghtrri. ,.,; '. J "i'"'- itocko ut bile tim.t1 -wua looked Ulion lis a real behvyweitthl; coiner anil Ji.-iHn't IohI a Krcut deal of hid lrctlt,-t yet, Aiiioni; hlx most fu nious flKhfs was a kayo over Jim my liarcy, tho man wlio fought I, ul l-'lrpo on -ven terms round uf trr round. ; , . ' . ' Thn hi iiil-rlnai and preliminary nmlclio will tie ai-ranyed Idler. Boy Scouts Defeat ... "j Island City Five 11-3 The boy scout troop No., ft biu kethttl! t.um dofeuted Island f'tty at Uhtnd city lam nlfrht J 1 to 3. in a well played (cume. The 'loeul teuui, although winner, wan handi capped by the low eel I in if which prevented Hovorul loop shptH. Vhe Hcoutu Aturtud their Heeond titum but re pi need It late In the1 rimt quarter with the ' regular j lauwrenco (i ray.-' Hob Dauirlierly. t Hud UlaKt. ' Kam Wullur ami Char-! IJe HaiiHon. I ehentrn; ll-S a. m., Klliuland Kro Ih'kers. 1 .: RI'O, San IVniiMseo. C'al. HL'K.itiito'tmke), 7. 7::ia, a a. in dully doxi-n :xerclsi--s; 12, .nerlptnre n ;iiiiiK; 1-2. Iludy HeiKer'H Fair-, mont hotel orebestrn: 2::tO-:t::t'i, I cud tilvciiH. tenor; Carlton Pet ers, piunisl; 3::t-r::to. Cyroa Trob b(K Palace hotel concert orcliefi tru; tl::io-7:30, Wuldomur Ul d and the States r-sta'urant' orcliestrii; K 12, Fairmont hotel danee orchestra. ! It. k. Code, dlreetor.f '.' ' lil'SN, Pasadena, nl. :.IMIiiit it.-.Oki'J, r.P- '"I.. Hioncell; II-1 0. 'tiiiieu orebe.stni. Maryl.tii't hotel. ; KTAI1, Oakland, Cal. (2IOiiiJ I'J.Vike), !-!i:30 i. m.. prayer serv- iee. ;.v. K. 1. K'paKblUl'K: 12-1, luncheon ien"ert. -! Avoid Poorly Balanced Breakfasts Clean DODGE CARS with LIQUID SUNSHINE AT ALL GOOD STOKES Quaker Oats supplies excellent "food balance" IF you feel tired, hungry, "fidgety," hours before lunch, don't jump 10 the conclusion of poor health. You may have unenergetic morn ings because your breakfasts lack certain important food elements. To feel right, you must have a well balanced, Complete breakfast ration. At most' Other meals lunch' and dinner you get it: But breakfast is a hurried meal, often badly chosen. Thus Quaker Oils, containing 16 protein, food's-' great tissue builder, 5 carbohydrate, its great nergy element, plus all-important vitamines and the "bulk" that makes laxatives seldom needed, is the dietetic urge of the world today, It is food that "stands by" you ihroiurh the morning. Quick Quaker 1 cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. That's faster than plain toast. Don't deny your- I self the natural stimulation this rich food offer you. Quaker Oats KATI'ltl,Y, l'i:llltf,MtV 211. Mountain 'I'llilo Klntlon. KKWV Ogrtan, I tali. 2lllni-ItiWIki-), 4-r, p. m- organ recital, B-li, ftgden Itudlo ileulim' pro. grain; tt-iniito,' music, 1'nrntiiount theater; 111:30-12 midnight, dunce mnlo, rille Iteeve and his or chestra. ' UfVFV f'nbinulfi Kniilius. Coin. C!.1m-I2nnkc), ::t(i-ll p. in.. W1I- I helm Hchmldl. , (llrector; . Cleoru Wood Hrhmidt, soloist; Mary Hehnltlu.i. iiiaulst; .Cecil Itmlia-r, tenor. HOA, Denver, Coin. :t li.-l II I -BllOkr), 12.-15 p. m.. ltlallo-theater milNlcule; I). Ilurinony I'eerle or chetru; 10:30, Hi'heuernian'H Colo rado orc'lientru. l-iu lrie Time Station. kl'I, Ixw Anuie, 'l. (IIITill tll'Jke). fi:3li-tl p. m., .lose Arlrut and hi Mexican entertainer; . Rupture Shield Expert Coining to La Grande On Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 27 and 23 At itn.l:Y iioti:ii l-'roni It) a. in. to I p. in. Dtiiilugs by AlMHiliilliii iil Two Days Only Iteturulnit VAery Six Months No CluirR for Consultation ,Mr, C. 1. Ite.lllch. Hie suceeMH ful t'xpert say.H: Tlu "perfect Keten.xlon rtlilelda" hold the rupture perfectly no in:ii ' ler what poKltion tht body n.--Hiitiies or how heavy a weight you lift. They kIvc Instant n llef. ron ti :iet the opeiiinic on the average case in ten days and streiiKthen the wtuk" liHsueH (the. real cause or rupture) mo that they rretpiemt recover their pii viou.t natural taint tiK power needing no f url lier outhlip. support. While provldlut? mii'ely and com rort to nil old uud nKKravute I iti sen. Hl result are must favor- able when the rupture Is just dls-l covered anil still small: it will save you no end of trouble, pain aril expense In -the future If you no.v hake advantage of this opportunity. No b'K straps or elastic bandages are used. Can be worn while lutthtnK. letters from siitisrhd clients available. WAItNlNti: Never wear old fashioned t r nases or i lustle bnnd aea with rhtttluff, filthy Ick straps, with worth ie:is guarantees itnd medicines, sold by mail. Th-y never hold the rupture nt Ihcttirhl place, thereby making It worn and expose the wearer to ofte:t fatal strnnKUlntion, ueeensltnt Iiik immediate operution. Let mo ex plain this personally; it routs you uothinic. Ninety.flve prr cent of ill chil dren, acrordini; to statlsticH, ict rid of their ruptm-r.i if fitted with tho rtffht kind of smitary nppM a nee. No children below t S mmtths nor ladles accepted on this trip. Husinefti enKUKements pr-vent vlMttltitr any otlu-r elty in this sen tlon. C. b lledlich. Uuptniv Ap plluneo Kxpert, Home tbilce, bar Motion lllock, Minneapolis, Minn. . sola, - Growing With The Town 1 "A A f Helping The Town Grow " V "To the extent that business develops and keeps the full results of such progress at work in the community to that extent does the community grow and prosper. ! "To the extent i that business sends the results of its progress out Qf the community -f to that extent does the community suffer." It' was with the logic of this , philosophy thai; TheHooverized sev eral years ago adopted the policy Keep The 'Full Result of Progress in the Home Community, First, Last; And All The Time. . As a result of this policy, instead of transferring out of this com munity's progress for the establishment of stores in distant places, we have with the progress and assistance of La Grande capital aided and developed local industry entirely to better serve the -convenience and needs of the people, and add to the community growth, . In the application of this constructive plan, we have endeavored in each instance, to accomplish one of 3 purposes: (1) To provide a community need that did not heretofore exist; (2) .Adopt a new and improved plan that served better; (3) to develop and add to the com munity. THE H00VERIZED GROCERY, established during the war, was La Grande's first successful lower price food store j(provided a com munity need that did not exist before). THE BLACK CAT, Hoesch Bldg, corner Fir and Adams a com pletely departmentized bakery, confectionery, soda fountain, cooked food departments, specializing in cafeteria lunches (provided a community need that did not exist 'before) now being enlarged to double capacity. ECONOMY GROCERY, Fir street between Adams and Jefferson La Grande's first modern self -serve grocery, now changed to operate as one-man service store (an improved plan that serves its community better). ' ; -i . - LA GRANDE GROCETERIA, Koescfi Rlcfg.; on East Adams La Grande's first one-lnan operated self serve grocery (an improved plan). BASKET GROCERY & MARKET, West Adams an original cre "ation in food stores. Self serve or service, groceries, fresh meats, fresh fish; cooked food dept: to be added (ah improved plan that serves better). " FIR STREET CONFECTIONERY, across the track Fountain and lunch counter (serving a community need). FIR STREET 2-STORY STONE STORE AND APT. BLDG, North Fir St. business district's most substantial property development. A few years ago this property was in. a delapidated condition and un occupied. In its present improved condition it has added to the busi ness capacity of La Grande and is occupied by the following substan tial firms: Valeteria Cleaning Works, Bcigin's Wholesale Candy Manu facturers. Heacock's Exclusive Radio Shop, Cantrcll's Barber Shop, Fir Street Confectionery, and Art Weave's Plumbing Shop. GRANDE RONDE CREAMERY A modern plant that produce fresh each day the choicest butter from select quality cream supplied by Grande Rondo Valley farmers a home concern that buys the raw supplies, manufactures 'and markets the entire output in this commun ity through La Grande stores at lower cost to consumer. We have reviewed this progress so tha't it can be understood what is meant by BUILDING UP THIS COMMUNITY." This organization takes equal satisfaction in adding to the community growth as we do Our own progress.' ; We believe that a community is sound and progressive primarily to the extent - it develops its owri industry. All things being equal or nearly so, wo believe Home Industry should be given preference in the interest of community advancement. This organization strives to progress on its merits. Wc give and stand lor the utmost in Value, Service and Community Growth. Yours 'truly, HOOVERIZED GROCERY ,'t . -i .. Use Your Credit i MA Spring Coats , that regulate . your temperature , jitst like the- shutter ( on a radiator V -j $28 to $38 - X For Credit THE TOGGERY Andrews Bros. For Credit It's New and Delicious You know I5est Foods Mayonnaise. Here's another delicacy from the same kitchen Best Foods Relish Sprcdyou've never . tasted anything quite so good on sandwiches, on cold meats, as an appetizer. - '- j! i-' ; - 1 Get a jar at your grocer's. TRY IT! ; - " ' ' BEST FOODS ' RELISH SPRED : Distributed By Union Creamery Company 1112 Jefferson Avenue ' La Grande, Oregon. Phone Main 122 LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS Ii Safely -fSarWy ComMaHif Q Trrrl by Motor Stage Safely - Cnmrortahly. AlOTOIt TRANSIT COMPANY. The C,rry Stages. Dome to our Stage lepot at 1114 Jefferson Ave. All Mmlern and Heater Stage. N I.KAVK LA filtANDi; 1-Olt Joseph f A. M. - 1 P. M.'- 4 P. M. Sunday. 9 A. M. . IP, K .' Pcmlleton It A. jr. - 4 P. Jl. Dally. Connects to Wnlla Walla Cheap nates rirpot ltione We Carry Express On Mnerlal Trli Main !W An.l Tninka . NOTICE : ' Change of Timo Leaving Joseph Trip 'n. Trip Xo. 4 Trip No. Towns A. Jl. A. Jl. P. Jl. Leave .Inepli ?::to ,11:00 2:tMI l"jilei-prlMl T:."iO 11:30 2:20 listlne K:tn 2:35 Arrlre Wallowa ...1 . H:2S- 11:5.1 2:rS Leave Wallowa .... H::m 12:00 S:0 Minant :)!) ' tS:40 3:4n l-'Kln - .!10:I)0. i:;io j::io '""'lee 10:20 t:5n tMf l. (.mode .....I0:r0 . 'J:20 6:20 Trip Xo. 4 Off ou Runilay. ' Effective Snnrtsy, January 17, !;. V 1