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Thursday, October 10, 1920 Page Four LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE: ' THVItSPAY VKOUAMS The National HrondeastiiiK com pany program for "Thursday night follows: 7, music and financial ad vice; 7:3, symphony hour; &:S0. Mar rolin and orchestra: 9. Mem ory Lane: 9:30. silent; lo, Gwn Hoom; H to 12, Musical Muske teer. Th Columbia Itrn;wle:isltntj sys tem program fur Thursday night follows: S, musical program; 5 lo 9:50, vaudeville. Hath NBC and -l'HS hroadca.Ming world series each day (' play. -lHu-lIaml KGW (20kc 6, studio; 7, SIM'; !:3V. studio; It, brass band; 11 to 12, orgiin recital. -" Taconia ,' ; K"I 76ke 7. viltMit: S. musi cal programs, dance music. San Krwiiclfco KFRO (tilokc) 6:Sti. on-htm; 7, features; S, HK; in. Baron Wast and Lucius; 10: Hi lo i. danc iniific. KPO ssuke 6. fttmlio: 7, NIK': y;3U, violin recital: 1 i'. Tommy and Bob; 10:30 to 12, NIK. St-atilc KJFt S7Ukc) 7, musical jn-o-grams. KO.MO (S-'kcl C. iiuiKiral pro xmm; 7, NBC; S, old-time band: 10, brass band; 11:15. new; H:Su, NIK; 12 to 12;J, organ recital. '. , . . nk In ml KLX (Sfiokc) 7. neww; V:So. Kdna Kipcher; S. trio; S:3, Mel ody Man; 9. sosprl hymns; 9:SM to 1;3U. HawaiianK. KOO (7Okc 7. (Hyinpi.tiis; 7:3U, NIK; S:3M, quintal: 10. NIK. ' - lxw Anjtce KNX U6'kc) ti, organ; 7. feat ured artists; If, dance music; 12 to I. courtesy program. HFl iiivkv'y Jrirf, NIK; 9:30. feature; Jit, NBO; II. news. KU CHtOkcr :42, news: 7. symphonlsts; S, CHS; ?:30, sym phony: 10, dance music; 12 to 1. organist. ? Salt Ijikv City ".KU (113('kc) 7, f-atuiea (KmM em Nll('); S. 'Aiuos and .Andy; K:lS, studio; R:su. SIM': , vocal and instrumental novelties; lo, syncopattonp. , Swkiio KHQ (590kc) 7. NBC: 9: JO. Iough boys: Id, brass band. were- I -a Grande vlailora Tuesday. Mr, and. Mrs. Itaymond Waelty and Mrs. Klma Kewell are picking apples at the H. H. Wi'ulherspooii ranch. The Ladien Aid of the M. II. church of Kl'gin held its meeting at the home of Mrs. Creasman Thursday. Hefreshments w ere served. Mrs. Cities and Mrs. ('lay Hills, of Indiana, both brought a load of women from KIgin, Thet all reported having a very enjoy able time. Enoch Bagshaw Picking Lineup For U.S.C. Tiff SKATTI-K. Oct. in (AD After I three days of shifting his charges j around. Coach Knoch Ba Kith aw has just about decided the starting lineup to be used against Southern California here Saturday and was ; to begin tapering off today for the ! all important football battle. ; In a long heavy scrimmage un- der flood lights Inst night. Bag- shaw worked the Husky grfddera until he -was satisfied with, his re- -vamped combination. The lineup to be sent against the ' Trojans will likely be follows: Sahli and Squires, ends; Jexsup j and Schwegler. tackles; Shelton and Seaman, guards; Kraet. een- ter: Mittelntedt, quartertwek: Htif foM and Stomhaugh; halfbacks. ' and Marsh, fullback. j Squires, Shelton. Mlttelstedt and Marsh von berths since the ' Montana game last Saturday which ' ended In a S to 6 tie. In an effort to add power to the bark field combination, Bagshaw : dropped Geehan. quarter; Thorn- " tun, halfback, and shifted Stom- j baugh to halfback, from fullback, ; Marsh is a dangerous triple threat player and will do most of the passing and all of the punting. on tricky backfield shifts, will be introduced, the Idaho mentor said. W. S. C. PLAYS ;olJKX BIIAttS HKMKKLKY. Cal.. Oct. in (Al'l Washington State's Cougara will meet H worthy foe Saturday when they mix with the Golden Bears in Memorial stadium here. Kleet of foot and carrying a sweeping offensive with a knockout punch, the t'nivemity of California squad was ready to a man. with several improvements as a result of now wrinkles Introduced by Coach Nibs Trice. , Bemtie 1-oilt will be at I'ft half In the came Kit unlay, with the lK-pound. speedy, low hitting Ed Griffiths at right. Stanley Barr. at right half, with the hard hitting Fred Sell Uch ting at lull and Joe Hickingbotham, alternat ing with the f:isi young Iltis'y Gil! at fullback, vill complete Ui- i powerful backfield.' ! U was believed today that Cp ' tain Hoy Heigels, who suffered a ' slight knee injury in practice this week, will be ready at the kick-off i Saturday. Salesman Facing j Charge of Murder WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 (AT) 1 Jeter Churchill Iayton, JR. Insur ance salesman, was under arrest today on a charge of murder after i the finding of the body of Miks f Mar jo rit l.uey O'OonncIL, 23. Na ' tiioial (reogritphie society employe, who was strangled to death In a j room on the eighth floor of ft Wn-ihinctnn hofl, CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS , IDAHO VLAYS MONTANA MOSCOW, Ida., Oct. 10 (AIM A new style Of attack formed be hind closvd doors, was being per fect e d t od a y by I -eo Ca 1 la n d . of Idaho, in preparation for the Van dal's game Saturday with the lni versity of Montana here. It wilt he Idaho's first coast, conference appearance. In the Gem Staters' two other starts three or four plays. Iwised on a powerful line bucking com bination, were sufficient for vic tory, and until the Montanans held Washington to a to tie last Sat urday Caltand believed he could save deception until mid-sea.on competition. For the Grimly contest, how ever, a prop of new plays., basd There is "no substitute for cream of tartar .... " SW- is cosily Cream of tartar so some baking powders tontain only substitutes. Any baking powder will do an acceptable job. But ask any domestic science teacher which is wisest to use. Ask your doctor. Ask any pure food department.- 52 F(rirt, : -47 Spiers Bjikinp Powtifr:Tea r, hi fort By VitlKtiKten (Obwrver CorrestHndent THICKET KI.AT Siecial rMr. ; and Mrs, nitstnr Bechtl and 1 daughter. Mr,s. i.Jiarlje Johnson, and her sojt Vjyne, of Wallowa, were visit) nj: in Elgin and in this aection Wednesday. Mrs. Carfle Thoinpfon will Save an Ructteal snle at her ranch Thursday, "he will Ic.tve soon for Kreewater here -he will make her home. 3 s Mrs. Mary WaUy and son John were l.ar Grande visitors Siturday. Joe Bechtel spent Sunday visit ing at f tjj home of his mtoher. Mw. Phyl-vBechtel. He returned to hia home" Monday. Mr. and Sir. CUrvnce Winy ami children, of Wallowa, were visit ing at the home of Mitl Witty's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Mil ler. Wednesday. The county court of I-a Ji-ar.de was looking ov the n-w market roads m this Feet ion Kruiiy, Jeswie Knich; and B Kn:s:;t were li Grande vinitors Siturd.y. Mm li'MiUl ad ehiMfV'n & October si ay Is its tricks and ue fire up the underwear fur nace. Alumst aii.V imuiiiiiK isuv,, yuii sire likely to st.-p ut m sum mer weilit un-it'iMoar ohly to come home with b heavy weight cottl. This Kail underwear .-lock shows ;v pleasant detour iiMjimd MustaTd l'Vx.t laths. Ymu whim as to Kind wo have 12 dif ferent te.s Vuur size in every one of : thent f loin "I to Ki. ' Wade by Atlas at SI to the suit. Pure woolen hosiery w arm light weight "0e to Jt.oit. FA1LK gPE ' Successors to N.K. WEST & Ct). Our Men's Store INAUGURATES THE Ten-Payment Plan A Down Payment The Balance In Weekly Installments Get your new uit here and pay for it while weal it. Under this easy pay ment plan you can wear pvod clothes, ie well dressed all the time, and never rii.ss the money. . Our clothes are all quality clothes newest in style, finest in muteiuds and workmanship. In Buying Your Suit-0'Coat You in-.-d k1 lay -ut a large- lump of SDoney f..r eioihes when you can pet the pick of the tii-e.-t suits and pay for them while vu-arinjr. Tle Ut of pelc I'uy on iivdil. Y.y not you? Complete the Ensembles all at one t:me- - Select a shirt espi-cial-ly note the cvular pncii line of liroad cloth and madras at SI.i. A necktie to lend the finishing touchMany very pleasing ones at JI.on COME IN AM) TALK THIS. PLAN OYER WITH OUR STORE MANAGER 1 in LA GRANDE STORE Successors to N. K. WEST & CO. Welcome-Teachers of the Institute-to Falk's La Grande Store Silk Hosiery Hullyvogue sheer chiffon hose with new shaded two-tone heel, in the most popular of fall shades. mm y s3 50 Tapestry Bags Unusual shapes and novel fastening devices and frames., The modern art coloring and patterns me attractive. Collar and Cuffs Make Lavish Use of Fur in These AUTUMN COATS There are coats for either occasion dress or sport wear at $58. With mush room or shawl collars, spiral or plain, cuffs in furs of fox, wolf, mannins,, Jap fox and beaver. Many of the newer coats flant the flare and godet. ' Unusual Styles in 14 to 46 Sizes Colors of Blacks, browns and blues, of course, are the favorites for fall. In this collection at S58 you will find a varied collection in the above colors. Broadcloth and soft nap fab rics are used for dress with novelty mixtures 'for sport wear. Other Coats $25 to $35 New Jewelry Beads, chokers and necklace effects in the cleverest of new styles, a varied assortment of numbers await your selection. C.Q,aLlouier.s Beautiful velvet coat and dress flowere in soft pastel shades of browns,-, tiins' and leds, worn also on the cuffs. Smart Gloves Novelty trimmed cuffs and embroidered backs in popular ' colors is a new note in gloves for fall. New Scarfs Colorful indeed in their var ied patterns and color combi nations in a number of sizes and shapes. The Truly Smart Woman Chooses Her Frock to Match Her Coat Charming Frocks ; . $25 ;;V; You can easily be among the leaders of smartness in choosing any of these gorgeous frocks at $25, .The uneven 'lyemHinespleatcd-jabot effects-cir-" cular skirts, tiered skirts all are of equal importance. - Sixes of 11 to 46 Canton crepes, satins, velvets in fashions favored shades of browns, blues and blacks. Do not be deceived by their sheer simplicity for that is a requisite1: the wen dressed woman of today pursues. Other Frocks $18 to $49.50 ' frnulrcno' New Autumn Millinery With An Air of Youth Boiling high above the eyebrows and curving down on one side or the other or down in back, the newer fall hats of felt, soleil, and vis-a-vis have Dame Fashion's hearty Approval. The rich browns, varied blues, popular greens and of course, blacks arc decidedly "Autumn." Armstrong Shoes are exclusive in La Grande At Falk's For many yeai's this store has car ried "D. Armstrong" shoes, "Amer ica's best fitting woman's shoe." This year we have a larger repre sentation of this favorite line, their fine, hand-turn soles or ser viceable welts insure the wearer of extreme service and comfort. Here are sketched a few of the lest. Phyl lis $ 12.50 . 1 raff on $ 10.50 (.D 1 tln'l Kbl 'M ihihilt biM-kh' a blb piko IHVI. Hunter SUMO A 1nvl ttvfiinl of bnn vt with lnmn liM.ml luiiv tun) nut ilh. lib w Ule hm-Mr iti sbinui In thivj black latent Ksillier. Leonora $12.50 Klrh hnmn K 11 uitii iunv birtwt bttvkle. 7 V '4. swat
