La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 11, 1927, Image 2

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LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, March 11, 1027.
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by. tKd famous A. B. C.
WeWd prod ucing a
material that wilt not
cling, that is opaque and
firm and that retains
soft, silky loveliness.
A.B.C. RAYSLIP U
made of real silk from
silkworms combined
with a soft, almost in
visible cotton filament.
No rayon or other sub
stitute for silk is used.
For slips that will not
cling, sportswear, knick
ers, children's school
and play frocks, draper
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mess, shadeproofness, dependability
is required you will prefer this
wonderful material.
A.B.C RAYSLIP i, printed in evmry
wanted color and in a variety of beautiful
changeable shades. Doullt wear, JouVk
ttrcngtb, silky ekeen and softneM at a moat
economical price!
ZAB.C RAYJUP
Price 8oc per yard
Visit our Silk Department and gee for yourself.
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NATl IiAVS I'lUK-JtAAIS .
UUO Oakland. Cai. (Uim.
X3ofcr) S. 'weekly sport review:
io :15, program from Hotel
l-uinfngton; to I ul to., dance
mmde. t - v
KOW- fort land i Ctlm-6l0kc) 6
to T. dinner concert; J:ju, weathur:
V to IV. inruifienial quartet; Iti
In midnight, daac- music. : '
K Kl I as Angel. 4riii.eiu. J
kc) 7:3U, JVlp- Jh-iku'Iu: , iro- I
J. iiii-rl;ifcU'iit program: i
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Showing Charles1 Me : j nnis,
AVioonKin cup tain. w ho. was
high-point man in th tenth on
nuiil Indoor relay carnival
hy thf lnivfr;Hy ofHiu.f.. .!.
Ciuiiits. -lrokf the iill-romjil tt'M
H'artl in the 7i-yof! hh hnr
lp;i ititl ihe mIh vault. ( .
Jfrarn;
m, i'.'ici.aru rnjin i:uri;
uintniKlU frolic.
KUj-Kkano r.M.ijn-ir.nkr)
7 u ".?'. httlliii ro?ruiii: lu to
n)irliiif;ht, Ti-x Ilimunl'it av nort
liuti-l or-hlra,
K MO Turofna ( 2Znn-1 2.k-)
KI'O San KrunciMTO ( l.'.Sni
Toukc) K to 9. program inrlmlin
MiKijon Hi-it orchtMra: to. i,
I'.ilacv Hi-l kot? Kootn liin-on-hfstru;
Ito to 1 a. m. Witlti-r
Kruu.sKrill's ItairohuIw iullroom
OTfti'-alru.
KNKi" Sj.mn Monim (23Sm
lGkr) 8, tein; proxr-aiii; l
f&i Jm-I .MarorclMStra; II. (Mim
tiii; IJ to I a. m.. I Monica halt
room. KKOA ftalttc (4:.4m-CCikr)
X : 3 ii to 9 : 3, proifra ni.
K l I Sj. n I 'h ko J A 5. Xtn -122'ikr)
S to S. Mm. U- Ituuvinrt';
a to J'i. c I us-.ir hour rfrjlal; 10 to
1 1, Harvt-y Hall nnl hif L". S.
(I runt hofi orvhf-itra.
" KVA Kan Kranrluro (Z20. Sin
7iikrj C;3" lo 7:3", "lft Ho-rl
ronrrt trio: l lo 11. lift- Hou-I
i;nf orrhfjrtnu
KO. ix-nvcr, t'olo. .(3;:m-&30-k-f
Jajirt- proitraiil. S)imit-
man'a Colorado orehtjJru.
13 X
I'nitt a1 ?tit Military " Academy
for liforiiuf In Th army, teaches
Ikk try in thtk"c-lass room und fool
htt am if Kridiron. t
I Tlie former W Point crntt-r
and cosifli. has a half dozen athletic
h itvr men in hia otry rlbsa. and
h- HurMatea Itrowninff and iant"
t bity as he explains thf trotyil
uu of the forward pass. Ho main
tains military discipline indoors
ana on th- futd. ,
" i;x(ajsi Tf;xis symx
ri-:.iais AMATKr'U
J.OMKI.V. Match II Mrs. U A.
"Codfrot. the former Kitty McKane.
who last year won tho women's
cJiampionHhip at Wimbledon. is
annoyed hy reports from the Unit
ed Hiatii th rtt ffhe Ih crmnUU rng
an otf'-r to ko into professional
tennis. '
'I am far loo busy uiib prrpar
aiions for the fortheoinin v Wimble
don set! soil to dtf other than do
plure lh report." sho says. "Th.
first I Siw of It was. press cuttin;
afid
'inn utmoyd hy tiie sukkds.
ton, 1 have nol at' any tlmo eon.
oldered the (.OKwifritJly of siieh a
proposal."
. In cearrh of copper and other
mineral, ihouxahdH of Kqtiare mites
in Nort hern lihodeaia are to be
explored by nirplane.
lr. Abniio A. J..ff. imted Ittis
slan Mientist wliu ha-s jum ju.n
ed the fiu uhy .f the l"niver-4iy
tf alifrni.i. t? di.s-over.-r t u
n-w .ifatsli-I;l.e iisw!.iiiti!i fur '
hi ah K'tit.ta' v.trvs uhah m.(.ytj
tme the prol.b'io ol uinttr- (
(ki..o fiuru roAt'ii
'I tAt llliUor IHltTHV
KrCKNK, On. Mar. 1 1 Captain
John J. M'Kir.m. head football
coach at th I'niversiry of Oregon,
i man of It ttcrj both lit t rary
and athletic.
Mr-Kuan, w ho prepr. d ut th
Dependable
Values
Dependable
Quality
t 11 ; i ' i i l
"' I; - I ... i . . ...... -II.
!' .1 S'p'. i ' 1 J-
Ja Grande Track
Ja J aking Good
r.sJVF;ii.siTY or, oueoo x.
Kiik-JJm. Mar. II (.Special) Kern
i Kly ami FMwin Jen.sfn. - varsity
fmilfttiien at the I'niverfijty - of
j.OretfonC plac d s-rond and fourth
I In the 34 mile run In, the last
i week-end track competition of the
I w Inlet term last Saturduy.
- In .t 220-yard dash for fn sh
men 4.40 np-n cjair. MrKennon.
a last years Kradnatt- from "the l-a
Orao-U biKh school.' placed first
In the jwxond heat. ,
Walter Johnson j
Suffers Injury i
At Tampa Camp
v.w jnrvs ( kii,id;k
SALEM BIG TEST
FOR LA GRANDE
from ia of the Cascades emer d
victor from lis first ifaino In thn
state tournament.
Joseph, Wallowa, Maker and La
Grande all f'.ll In the Initial con
test In the past four years. Uaker
won later in the; consolation tour
nament but thlH Is the first time
ei1 tO Face 1926 State ,nat ". Oron mry has w-
r'Knmimo TV, TT mainri in tho chumpionsoip flight.
I ning-'at 7:30 O'clock w Tt' Xoaht j
l'' I IlPPolpt of word here of th vlr-
' ii wry Uiitt nlKht mullpd In wliln.
Whf-ni l.h ir:Hiili ik-foitt.-d Wuaoo fpr-ad ri'jotninic aoft aJfo In rval
fit Kalnni ml nlthl 4.1 lo I". It wim Irailon Ihul the ri ally big to of
WA.SHINOTON What Is a
white -house. - without Kebeeea?
Answer: Lonely. When the Coo
Itilgvg moved Iteljeeca was left be
hind it the regular dontiib-. which
is hHns: repaired. H r lord and
master fouml he neeb r hi r lo pat
In the cv.tnmte. Ko thu pr sld ntial
lifiittiudns took her to the tempor
ary residence In the Uupoitt circle.
Kr-ltnrm is a pet raccoon.
WAKHIN'flTON. Mar.. II (AP)
An nocUb nt which may -prove- u
serious blow to Wa.hinKton's pon
nHiit hop- in the American league
race this year has occurred at th
Senator's training ramp at Tam
pa. Kla.. in the injury of Waller
Johruton. vir mn piu-him; ace dur
ing baiting practiee.
Johnson fracturt-d a small- bone
In his b-ft foot when hit by a
swift liner front the bat of Joe
Judtee. The injury is expected to
set the pitcher back at least thn1
weeks (n spring training. Tho in
jured memlM-r has men placed in
a plaster east and Johnson wilt
return to Wu.shinnton Sunday.
Whether Johnson, one of Wash
ington's veti-ran tulrb rs." vill Ite
aUn to pitch the OilWlieVUt K'-uuiir in
Wash i n gt on which has I jee n his
cuMoni for many years is doubtful. .
Barb Wire -Bang
Tie
n Klitnnl irtinnnh fop Kunlurn Oro
Kor In tfifl thi In the (Irnt llmv
In four f flwvjh-ar! Hint a tam
r- l ni::-.. .-
.mm,
V '"'.'i ;i:-' -r'- 1
'vi -- hi J
J -it tto-;'
unit w
r- m i "i tiiT aj ma i iftUffuniiMn
the tournament faces ths TIipts
tonight, when they clash with
Salem high at 7:30 o'clock.
The general opinion Is that If
Iji Crundo can overcome the 191
Mate champions, they will he In a
fiiir way to go on through without
defeat. A loss from Kulem. how
ever, would drop I-a Granule Into
the consolation tournament- with
nothing to piny for but thin! and
fourth ptnets.
Coach Inn AfeirKenjel used
very, man on his squad lust night
and had he left the first five in.
th score would probably have been
much larger.
Liiutn llluh Point Mmn
Caput in Most- Lyman is high
point man of tho tournament at
Uie end of the first day's play with
l't". markers. Malkenin, of Astoria,
is second with 15.
Local fans believe that La
Grande has a slight edge over
Salt-in In one respect at least-
while- Sj?ern was fuclng a strong
opponent List night, one that forc
ed h. r to the limit. La Grand-
Tin? Claude C. Pratt Lumber- was romping through an easy op-
'milium- I being lorecd out of pon-rit, ut the same time getting
; IhihIiicm tlmiuph the prh-e f iming um to the Wlibimetto univeiwily
t aiiiiiaigii. . Ir the prj.-e sluliii,a gym floor. ,
campaign keep up min It longer It in also said that l,a Orandr
the more a ftdlnw elU the wor h;.s one of the lurest rooting sec-
lie l off. Aln'ady n.iiK mv Ih i, tions on hand at Salem.
snlil for a.e I.--, a keic ilian e As (Mt night, results of the
i-nn buy itieni for. We are meet. .i. tn-U Orand- game may bo oh-
iig (lie prh-e- In every way a we tum.-d by calling 44U-.M.
had iiiht n largi vt,Mk on hand
to start with hut we do not know i i v iiitv .- it a. w ;
limt l...t i.i Ot l-.I.N M Alt V KKQl IKKS
The ,M.W ,.el. t ' , J UNK HON OK MAII
44We lMr 5-lb. nncLsic. t-iiii.-r ! "' ' 1
..-r. i" i.f.... ,.' ' Mar- I'-rV" only
U .,. ink..,. .M .... ..... " ' ,h ll'TM. fr,.,lo U.w-
or.n u.. . i .., . '.,.... v. .l.niKht.r uf Lorl nd Lady
liinm' n.,v "'wl"- ""d lin fhp r.ilr tli.
of oi.P il,.l- ... ,k. ..... !.!!" ')r"l'f'd al(..f..h.r
.mv...... ... h.,1.1 r ln uro..rdam- will. II..
"- - 3m i-nii (. v -i.. v...j .
. T .!..!.(. ,,,,,, riRni io n
maids hearing Ibis Uile w hih.
Queen Mary herself for marly hud
tivm I.. Mi. ,..i.t- i ..
UM no oo.. run tell wlierv the, ' "ur.
lIlO tlPlfO Will On In nflj.t. .... .. ' "
r inning hhk nose too expensive
Home Hpunlsh women are mitM.tltii
Hg pulnL A congrssN of p.dnted
Ifsj is soon to take plane, content
nuts lo he Judged not only on ran
lour but also on brush skill and
color treatment.
STAM'II'.LD SI I'll
V A HrH N G T O N A trouss.-aii for
a senators daughter costs at bast
i.l-'l; Mr. and Mrs. Kobert N.
.HanlhiJ ara being sm d for that
amountt by New York iiiodtUii for
gowns furnished their daughter
Hurbara. who was married In Jan
uary to H-nry T. Dunn, of Jack
sonville. The wrd'ling gown cost
V-Jbrj, The ex -senator says the
oversight will be rectified forth
with.
"klMHK KAK H"IXM
I FAV At AUKMY SPORT
' WKNONAII,. N. J.. March II
"Kiddie Kar polo" Is the new st
sport at Wenonah M Hilary Aca
demy. It was added to th roster chief
ly for the younger boys but some
of the older cadets have taken It
up. Lieut. George O. Miller, coach
of the horse, polo team, is coach
ing and formulating rules. Maiches
are held in the school's lurge drill
hall, and thetv is a prospect for
junior and senior leagues In the
academy.
Will ItlUI.T KAItNS s;im
NKW VOIEK c-orneltus Y.inder
bilt Jr.. is struggling along a b t
he can on u- salary of $re-i a week
irom thf X';w York American and
trom th.- I tally Mirror.
Mi;sr.r.u iiHif;
CLOTIII-STO SI'I AKI It
TAMI'A, Kla. Mar. 11 Although
Tris Speaker is no longer manager
of the Cleveland Indians, he was
p-preKcnted in the Cleveland con
j t indent reporting at lakeland
I about the same time h- joined
Washington at Tampa.
Sm aker's ham-hall (-Ollipinotit
wan l.li in Cleveland, unil the In
dians brought it with them us far mitt place to tell our trouble and
as ltkeland. Washington sent a get new iitess und no farmer can
special meHSengt-r by motor to afford io mi-- thi. ( onfcreiiec.
Who tiani -Jiine luirb win-. Able
ha-, a prifM' Unlay on luirh .in
.iliat turr kmmI. Abie says thai
the pre-nl market on larb wiiv.
naih. and- ft'ticing U pretty low.
TbU valley iieeN more i-n hogs
iukI- Jteep anil to help the cause
njfiug Abie Kiy that Mark barb
win if worth Ju-t exactly ;t.Uk isr
9 rol sMml uml the calvuiilMil for
4A'h Tlii. In't the light wire thai
i-t sometimcsi mUI but genuine full
weight AiiMTleaii Gliildcn Cuttle
wire like. every I'asiiier vaiils. If
nnjr of nir IimiiI nwi-ry sions or
lunile"rj('ni1trr AvnnT "wine fif thU
wire to um' s a leader we will Id
(Item have It for "m mt jxmjI les, j
Abie only has l.l;t -imniU on band '
at this time mid It will probably be!
gobhliil -up like a handful of corn H
In a flock or tnrkc-i but we have-'
2T." hmiIs more coiniii In our car
of nails n-t ui-k.
Itig oluiue help and Abie hus
jiist rlioed ii deal on lliwcil oil
that Is a dandy. He eoutnieliil lb
barn-Is of oil at a price way behtu
the niiiiUl. Als4i lias an option
for H more haitvls if iu neeils it.
Able sny sou min have the oil for
t.0tt right now. Cans extra if we
furnish. This dts'sn't make us
much mom-) on what we have on
Jin ml but it won't last long a lid
our iu-i shipment won't com so
much. Itc mcnitif r this Un'l any
fish oil coniMiuiif hut Pure Keltic
ItoiliHl Ltiwvil Oil of highest test.
All runner should remenilhr the
fin 1 4 of the Kcmuimic Conferenee
on the .'th ami 1 tit H of this month
at i lit lliuh School. All the granger
and chicken association, ami fi-uit
growers unions will la (here mid
many iiic-iions of lniHirtanec will
Im ftls(-uss4sj. This i- he Ideal lime
i v 3
Queen of Pontana, a Cahfornisi
hen bidding the world' otrg pro
duction rH.iH, is dead aftr lay
ing 1174 -j-'gfi in ;l perf.nl ( rie
xears and tuo wwks. I l-r tirs
dehre sJie p.iid them twele pr
i-ent itn a n In vet meat nf J ! u mio
d'litm. her lifetime.
bring it on
recruit.
to its highly prb.ed
HE'S VERSATILE
it
l:v the u-e of a specially de
signed Ktiare. ihtriny the month of
November. Ontario trnppeix te..k
wolvei. on whieh the govern
ment pay- hnimtie.t. Frntn Nev.-m-brr.
I:t'.. to June. !!. mor than
3''oi utdves were killed in the
province.
Acorn Uoiis4- Paint J.'J'h x-r gal.
Standard Hand Crcuni S-panrtor
Oil ."h K-r mi lion. iMireka Harness
Oil 7k sr uiilloii. Nails 4.:'.."k Mr
Uvs ha-4. Iti-lug our can and
your 4-ash.
W.H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Eliminate Guessing as to Quality
and Price
The silent efficiency of this organized serice cannot lie equalled.
Everything iir its place with price tag attached. :
You see what you want and take it You pay for what you get no more
wl l Ik n.fl f..r yi.i.r tnouoy. I..t
III tliK ilily of linllill lll.MH'.l oil.
ll.lil frNi'liiic. Iwrh vvli-... imiU In-
fort'o.1 o.il.
Voiir. .loon In ll.o inoiiilt,
i..i ii: r. nt irr
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
-The Poor Man' Friend"
What In A rhlrotonimrlt tmh.
In morr thun v master h.rh.r. Ant
No SuiitUy blulnoM. ier ,,0p up to tfme.
.fr. t:.'
A 7
JfStZ
Seven wive?, doe or of divin
ity oV (trees from Columbia and
Kdinbui k'h, pastorales in New
Vork and ht'-ago. uumeriMis
alt-es and a bevy of swindle
and forgeries all are credited to
iKtnald Stewart Ly M!?hlgsn an
thorltles who srresteti liim. He
ftwnita trial at Grand Haven,
Mkh., for tuiKiiiif a check.
HARRIS GROCERY, inc.
Across The Track
SPECIAL
TRU BLU FANCY CAKES
2'i POUND BOX
89c
WHITE SPRAY
And
FEDERATION FLOUR
Free Delivery
MAIN 731
J
ELGIN BRAND GOODS
Mayonnaise, 9 oz. jar....: .....22
Thousand f. Dress., 9 oz. jar..2 lc
Sandwich Spread, 9 oz. jar. 25c
Elgin Nut Margarine 25
Cash value of coupons '. 3e
Actual consumer cost 22-
Amer. Beauty Shrimp., No. 1..15
P. S. Tuna (white meat)
No. 1, can 20c
R. C. Tuna (white meat)
No. i o can 2Se
Fountain Tuna, No. can 15c1
Izuma Crab Meat, No. can..35c
Gold Bar Red Salmon
No. i '. can 2 lc
Gold Bar Red Salmon
No. 1 can 33e
Canned Shad, No. 1 can 16c
CANNED VEGETABLES
Fountain Corn, Fancy Coun
try Gentleman ISc
Del Maiz (Golden) Corn
No. 2 can 21t-
Del Maiz Succotash
No. 2 can IGc
Standard Corn (Iowa)....12 12 j
Marshmallow Creme
Pint fibre can 20
Pint glass jar '27 e
Red Wing Grape Juice
Quart bottle. 65;
Made from N.. Y. Concord grapes
Green Garnishing Cherries
- 3 oz. bottle 14
5 oz. bottle , 21e
Curtis Pimentos , "
Regular size small can 11
, Small glass tumbler, 2 oz 9t :
Curtis, Supi-eme Ripe Olives
Sampler size tins, 3' .. oz. 9c
Regular size tin, 9 ozi! ...23
VAN CAMPS GOODS
Tomato Soup, 3 cans... 25
Pork and Beans, med. cans.... 9c
Spaghetti, med. cans 13t-
Red Kidney Beans, med. cans 14p
Chili Con Carne, med. cans....20c
It C. Grape Fruit, No. 2 can 27r
I-ountain Crane Fruit fhmk-n
XT. r ' X
. io. . cans
White King Machine Soap
Large pkg -17e
Mission Bell Toilet Soap'
rc,'bl' .L..K. Sc
TIGGLY WIGGLY IS AS HANDY AS A WELL FILLED PANTRY