La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 23, 1926, Image 2

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    Tuesday; March 'St, li)2G.
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.LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER-1'!
iA Beautiful Display of
Spring Coats -
The most practical jrarrnent of your sprint: wardrobe.
.,;!;. A wide ehoiee, priced nt .. .
;- ' . $14.30 to $85.00 ,
TJTT T 9Q "A cd -
Xl.lJLs1.aU O Place To Trade" .
Star Swimmer
SBORT NEWS
GUSTAVO RUNS
9 MILES DAILY
Billy Evans ?
Says:
Tho Vhkmto White fit at 1924
mlKht well bo calk-d Uk? etilgnai
flub of llii' Anas-li-an league.
It In a li-am Willi great pnalbll-lllc.
Art Gustavo, who niH'li August,
liuach, light heavyweight wrestler
lit the Kagles liu II Friday night,
certainly believes la training tor
a match, Khould Gustavo loan, It
won't be bcouuHo or lack of condl
tlon.' . r
- 'J'he -.Enterprise, wrestler, or at
least that liu been hi headquur-
l-m w m ll several minima. s) fa,(,r M d(d
has nlrcady taken up temporary afer Alnnuf,.r (.
k A;.l
. id I
i ki i
Ir It (reb certain breaks that a
winning club muHt get, II look 111
a surety for a first-division hfth,
a. dangerous contender. .
It the club falls to get the certain
cn-uKu j iiuve in mind, u win prob-
last unaMon,
vat forced
Out of thf lttwup, and again com
nrlch nademacher, noted German
swimmer, who 1a now In this coun
try where h will compete In a seiiee
of race against some of Amerlcti'a
best.. Over In Europe. Rademacher
has been quite a sensation. He
hopes to make a (rood Impression by
turning In victories during bis
, American Invasion,
BAKER GOLFERS
TRIM LA GRANDE
IN SUNDAY EVENT
IIAKKIt, Ore., (Hpoclal) -llaker
golfcni decisively defeated o, team
from Iji Grande on the linkH of the
Hakor (loir und Country club Hun
duy. Uakcr scoicd 20 points and
l-a Grande 11. Khrhtet! hoi.'
matches worn played us follow:
l-ailnon. I a Orande, 7: lr. rate.
Raker S7: 4 points for la Grande,
Itcyuoltls. 1ji Grande, S3; Harry
Keirr, liukcr, 77; 3 poinla for llo-
Trow. Tji Grande, 15; Ml Rydor,
K'tkcr, 71; -4 points for linker.
llr. Murphy; J.a Ornnilo 01 ; ,Mos
KiifliH, Itukc;r, S2; 4 points for iiu
wr. ' '
Dixon, Iji OnindP, 05; Vr. llluki'
ly. Uakcr. 7: 2 polnln for HukiT.
llliiKUiT. 1m Uranda. 13: lr. llart
Irlt, Hi.kT,,ar,; fur m (Irumlc, 1
for llaki'r. ' : .
Perkins. Ia- Gmmle, S; -A. .
Hhooklhy, Baker, . IT) t for Iji
tirand. ,1 for Uakor.j '
Nolaon, Mi Ornmln, OS; Dr, Ifor.
(on, Maker, 91; 2 tor Hakt r, S tor
l.i (Iramlc. ' V
1 Mvfrtt. Ijx Gramln. lao; llorare
ltydfr, llakir 7: 4 tor linker.
Glllii-ri, 1m. Grande, lull; I). W.
Kri-nch, llaknr, UO; 4 for Htiker.
i Warnoi'k,; lJt Ornnilc, 118; J. W.
Hliii'lllll. HakiT. St: 4 tor Hakir.
r Total 1.1 Ornniln, II; linker, 29.
'rise Powet to Launch Plane'
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KTII.I CHI.Vfi WMKMr , TIIIM.K I.IH.NO XVY
i Gl.fiN 5tItG4V. J., Wli8 . j)iiNVrlt,-f-h(;re wli; hf a til,,!,,
Gladys Hr-lk-k. .bit. k from plasililfe'l rJ,.,CI. Bn,iuy. Two 801'
Klf!wlt, J"h'l r-! ltockflUT ut nn(j :,()ttWhtor;or air. nnd Mr'n
i Him . , I,- HeaurooK arc to niarrv i...
Imiphtors und a son of Mr. and
any money In 111" pornow out new
limes to, jrlve away. His chauffeur
ulnaya pays the caddy und other
usiienses. - '
WII.Ii AV.IU IKJAIJ
MAI'llID The I'lua Vltra medal
roinmetiiorutliitr Uio recent flight
lo Arifelltlna Is to' lie beBlowed
hereafter to nny persons throuKh
outmie. world i who dlstlngubih
themselves by (treat feats.
Mrs. J. I'. Jloylc.
Own SILVERWARE
Liquid Sunshine
KIrst HiiccrswfHl m of n Kunpowdcr ciitapuJl for laiinelilntf
Koiihlmu-K wiin utudo ift JIuiifB J'olut nt-ar. WuHhliitfton, I). C. a
fiw .iHutiw-niH after HiIm tituru. wuh ituulf.- Pho pluno -vt slint
down a (in. foot Incline und Intu the liltv I.lout. rout.-K. K. fcHonr-
wiih tito pilot. 1 ' ; v, " . - V.
Hiarted cdndltloninj himself. EnrH to w,(n ft dM,. UlU(, ,u tJ ,
afternoon, before 2:30 o'clock, bo
ohd'dlvlK.on.
1 "H'h th (ramoa a bull olub 1os
by one run that play havoc wit).
Its chances," said Kddln Collins Irt
diKCUHHlnif. his teapi,
t : ! i- V .
Baker Track Men Opt;' "
. Outlook Is Optimistic
; runs from the lake to Iji Orunde
u distance of nine miles and then
puts In a strenuous period work
ing out at the Imperial Billiard
parlors with ,Ited Hill. KlRjn, Ore.,
icrappler. v i ; t- ;'
Hunch is not overlooking; his
tluke nlaoe .nlirhtly at the Corner tlmn wonW have won u-h (tame
IlllllarJ iisriors. Wo Ioki plenty or .(hem last season better thrfn for some yiura. fprliiic irreenhouxe
fkreat many of the usplrunla fur
i next yi'-ar s team are ri'eeivuiK me
; BiVKRIt, Ore.. Mar. S3. (Mpeclnl)
Th-e trnek aeasoll ut the lliirll
school Is fcettlng well unit
"It (a nlwnya imasIMn to flirum
His workouts h't at tlm rlt and Indicallons am that linker will
l.tho Corner ,,m" """"I uii s;aron. have a team this year that will I
Klun post' of- Id' Grande,
The Garden
:lMwo need not ho moved away'j Kotrtun heat i"nnt u. noeesslty.
fnm tho windows uh they am not ' 1
Kennltlvp to cold tin tho - tomiito. I A 'fitlrly, rcliablo Hijrn of spring- Ih
1( ppi i- and tKt plant, and in fact when tho hiiowm aro 0Hlponcd on
are heller for a cool atmoHphrro. Hcemmt of rain. '
GmdtuiaUi j
Ttunt bj Motor tstace Safrl j - Comfortahlj,
. MO-lOII TRANSIT tUMI-AN.
The Jry Utaes.
Ckiuie to oiir Watte IVsmiI a( 1114 Jrrferson Ate.
All Sloilein and lleainl Wanes.
l.KAVF. J.A UKAMUK On :"
iiwevli A. M. . I I". M. 4 P. U. Kuuday, A. M. ; 4 I' M.
. I'enUlrtnn 1 1 A. M. - 4 1'. ,M. llallj.
t 'uincl to Walla Walla -Cheap
Rata brpot. PIkmm . We Carry Kiprrss
Ou Biiuuiai Irlpa aiata 1M , Aiid Trunks
What Is "Knwliut In Ural"?
Seed pitekelH and need cata'lokues
often tons off this, direction. "Suw
In heat In. early spring." This does
not menu tiiiieh to a urent mujorlty
of gardeners and if it did n Ki'eat
majority have no facilities for fol
IowIiik" the direction. KowInK 111
heut mentiH sowine; with bottom
hent such as thrt steam pipes fur
nish underneath the benches In a
or as the fermenting
The anbi will he staged undur " .vMVH r "(T. " " a iui. football ha also : started, and a .manure rurnlNhes in a hotbed.
iHipici ui urn Aiiicriiun ijn
BeckrJ
mhcdk Aioiik nnivi:
ahd Kart"her,jf)0th forinarliiatherl,' 'I'f'My'lMult needs a 'lllttle . more fundamentals of the kuiiic
To be explicit the directions
should say sow in a greenhouse or
In
pushers, wllr nieet In a :ifl-mlnutn "" 1 must iuuk m inn ouuieiu . ipw0 nterelns meets will he held 1 inanileer a greenhouse nor Is It so
wrestling eveht as a preliminary to
)the Buach-Ouslavo contiwt. O. 1).
IScOl
olt will referee, .
-in. mill ai.imii iiiui.. , ,.,. ,.
. ' . ANDRBWK WINK.
' PAfiAHKNA, Cal. Archie M.
Andrews' ami V. 11.' Itnrtlett fln
,'lshed their 2r,.000 golf mutch with
Jthe honors going to Andrews. They
uro wealthy t'hlcugo residents and
the prise represented tho differ
ence In, price or a Chicago offlc
' bulldlnf , whlrh Uurtlett will 9ay
Andrews a a Vesult of the' match.
'Andrews will now receive Jr.7t).00(
fori the building or 125,000 more
than would hnvo been paid bad
Jltartlett won. Andrews won six
und feur.
.
TP Afll OCCipK.NTAIi ,,.
I.Ott AXOKI.KH A. A. Kxendlne,
lo furnish It
their part well last season,
hoping that Hill Hurrelt will do
'well this year. I Intend to start
I him In right field.
"Barrett must hit around .300
and deliver. me those much-needed
hits In u pinch to supply one OF the
breaks I am banking on.
"The other break I am looking
forward to must come from my
pitchers. ,v ... .
"Paber Is in fine , shuiie.,.. better
than no hn. been roc y'irs and will
tutn me In' a number of winning
bull games before the sfuMm . Is
over. ' j i
"Tho two Teds. Lyons liod
Illahkenshlp, proved their worth
last season. I am not . worrying
about them. I am looking to itpllla
rhlirston irfd Th'omlts,' who -jtllrhed
football coach at Washington Htnto .f0 wf" B"Hlmni last, season.
1 tollege ltut season,
hat .signed
i'SltlU.Ui
Another sign -or spring Is when
you have tho reeling that you want
SA take the agency for aoipcthing.
1-...J. -X
preliminary to see what each
class has to put on the field, the
second to decide the class cham
pionship. Koon after the second
the meet with Il Grande will be
held, und following that ono with
t'nion. These tire the- only 'two
schools In Kastcm Oregon that turn
out a track squad with tho excep
tloa or I'endleton, where it' Is
thought the Kastern Oregon meet
wtU bo held.
ftpriag football will last for only
aaotit three 'weeks, but will prove
laruluahle to tho.no, who Intend to
turn out next mil. ',-
Quaker Oats
"stands by"
you through
the morning
That's why millions start
their days in this way
" rpO feel right through the mornin?,
7. X you mutt have wfll-balanctd,
uomplete food it breakfast. At moit
jifther metis that is, at luncheon
ijjnd it dinner you usually get that
'kind of food. . , .-
fiL?. Wt tht great dietary
eittke it most often made a hur
ued meal, often hHiv i,r...M
I Thus Quaker Oati, containing 16 1
'ood' grcllt ,i,8ue builderi
f.M carbohydrate, it, great energy
element, plus all-itnpurtant yita-'
i.sune, and the "Imiii" !, n..i...
i'Uxativtt seldom needed, is the die
iVic urge of the world today.
$ I It Is food that "stands by" you
a through the morning. Food that
f Should tttrt every breakfast in your
fhome.
! t Quick Quaker cook, in 3 to $
minutes. That's faster thn plain
ft toast. Don t deny yourself the nat
fural stimulation this rich food offers.
to bolslor.ini'.pHchlnEi;,Thur8ton la
sure lo bo an Improvement). Iiv'nr
. . - , .
' "ir ad can just 'wot thoae ball
gamca we wi-re losing by 'ono run
last year ami gi-t t Hills bclter
pllclilng, viii aro going to he In Uin
first tllil.Hoii sunl maki- tmable. If
we iliin't act 'cm, well, that's a dif
ferent story." ., .
I ... .
I ' HAN SMAItT I'llxyr
I I nm Inclined to agree with Vun
ager CoIIIiih In Ihe slsc-up of hl
ball club. ' It has great possibilities.
or one. thing 1 urn sure. It will
play sniurl baseball. Kor It has a
aimirt mnnnger who will counten
ance no other kind.
It played the smartest baseball in
the American league kt year. Thei
team, as u result, was In tho run
ning until tho loss or Collins broke,
tho morale and derenso of. the club.
Portland Rosebuds' ,: .
Blanked in New York
NEW YOItK. Slar. 2.1. ,(A1')-
New "York Amerleans lilanked Ih
T'Orlinnd' " iTUNi'iJinti
Ihelr two out .or three, games , In
the Inter-leaguc hoekiiy si'rles here
last night for a purso of 120.000.
Pluylng under the eastern rules,
the 'western leugue I'ortlanders
coiild not meet Ihe dashing fire of
the locals und went dowu, 2-0. The
sKond gunie tomorrow night will
bu played with, the western rules
prevailing.
I'lUttll.VKNT WOMAN li:AO
' OltKUON CITy. Ore.. Mur. 22.
(A.I-) ilrs. George A. Hurtling,
prominent in Oregon club circles
died at her home hero today.
, Mr Harding wus state president
of the Womnn's Holler Conis. past
pn-sident of the lueal chapter of
Ihe corps, a regent of Susunnnh
lec barlow chapter 1. A. It., which
was named after her family u-nd
jwas the otiglnntor or the Oregon
U olll.m ei a IltiV a.Wl driti-' CU' r H"W- '
lo Ills nilat k and hi 11-11? tiuftrcniNl
UiC flrHt )einf Gay any moin to havf! a hothed
hecauc It requirea fre.sh Jiorsn
maniim to slurt it in the. regular
'way or else an extension of Kieum
j or hot water pipes from the lieat-
Injr plant in lh hotiHo or jrroen
JiouHe whie.h Jn't an easy nrrunKe--innnt
hy uny memiN and too cx-
i('iwlv(i,,'or ih( small placo,
I "If a supply of froMh horse ma
nure can ho secured, tho hotbed Is
utmost a necessity for a rrood gar
dener. - A cold frame with a delay
of two or thren weeks Is the; ne.t
best nlthouKh It kIvo no bottom
bat. The simpl(Ht way in tho or
dinary dwelling house-to secure hot-
torn heat is over the steam or hot
water coils or over the hot uir
radintor. 'And to do thitt special
frames are noressary so that the
hot air only will hit the hottom of
tho seed box nnd not tho heated
metal which -would be too hot.
Ou r iti ji n d n t ot h oth did vi'i ' well
Willi Uieir Indoor seed bo. vi s for to
them fell the tusk ot lndoorHi'.-d
raising without bottom heat, hy (
takitig the precaution to move tho
seed boxes away from the chilly
windows und nr-nr tlm heut supply j
at nirfht. The ordinary hoinn tem- i
pi rat ure will do well ennuKh for
ull hut the more deltrate seeds of
grecnlioiiNe pluuls H will serve,
perfectly well tu get, an ourly start
with tomalpeM. lima "heuu, egg
planlsj, peppers, onions for extra
sized "llermudas," or for early cab- j
ban r catillriowi'r plaulH. Tim
toot
Seeks Poll
Protection
When you dnpoHlt your
funds with us, we Immedi
ately deposit with the Kd
eral Heservo Bank 11) per
rent of the amount of your
deposit.
This Is one of the require
ments of membership.
lW are pleased to be able
to offer our depositors this
protection.
UNITED STAHS
NAIMl
BANK
MEMBER
JXDEflKL RESERVE
.SYSTEM'.
4
VK HOI'S H 1X AIHISTS
KAN KltANOIBC't) Jlurry l,eou
Wilson, author, has k"u to a ranch
afttir dwedlng ills liouse In tho art
ist colony at t'nrmel to Mrs. Wit
son. She Hays ha Is away Indef
initely, but nho will Klvn no explanation.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
8. A. M. -1:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.'
kteprrsentatlve Andrt oniara ef
New York, Democrat, hat been fal
lowing reports on nswapeper pr
hlbltlop iwlla. They Interested him
so that he has Introduced a bill In
Congress calling on each congress
man to circularise hla own district
with blank ballots en the prohibit kin
"ueetlon, . . -
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Picture Framing
At Unusually IiOW Prices
Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Go.
No Matter How Warm It Is
Your Foods Are Safe
And the family's health is not placed in un-necossui-y
jeopardy. When lee is so inexpen
sive nnd its value so certain, no home can
afford to do without it. Start our Ice Serv
ice soon we will have daily service in every
neiji-lilmrhood. Simply phone us!
Pure Water Ice Company
J. W. IJlllSH, Prop.
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Residence 131-R
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