La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 06, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Thursday, MarchC, 1130 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GRANDE. ORE. Listen in tp tin : "NATURAL BRIDGE""; PROGRAM Monday 8i45 p. m, KGW . K(.'0 ; .36 . Natural loveliness for Dainty Feet When you see the new models ol Natural Bridge Arch Shoes, you vill buy (hem because they have "good style." Vqu vill continue to buy them. Because they protect the Natural love liness ol dainty leet naturally fiecnute their smart lines cleverly disguise the (act that they are health shoes fttcause they are lilted by Specialists fiecause they are good to the loot.., good to the eye . . . good to the poclret- boo, NATURAL BRIDGE ARCH SHO E HILL'S - ,;.t II U A i !: s owv k i , 1 111: PIRATES EXPECT TO BE IIP THERE' will plhii fi cltth "that should 1m- tut t li -1 ufth any hind of break." A cri-at m-nad. . .fast, . .yuuna fellow. . .hard hllliliK - outfit. . . Hood plii-liitm- In the way Kiik tnns up I ho situation. fvirC'ts (Itt'Hl Season fun. vim president, ami Manager . tins apparently haven't lent much sleep over Harudl'ii absentf) and iriateud havo worked Vit'tnm-lvek i Up 0 II tt)lt 1 11 lit Of CIIIlllMl;lHI fiV i t a 1'ool.ie, 1 1- tfat (ft. w m ' playtd with hVlnm, Alabama,' In lilt Jvullt-aKterii lea (file last sen ' mhi. lUoyfiitL ayn Rmkiy In it i ' 'Vwf-cl pickup" and only peed I rr-ii'hihj. . ! The tmifh-ld Ih nothing to worry . ii-hout tit nit one f wtirtyiiiR. Thu Vaner riilH-i'k Haul hod l.loyd , liulntiiK i aint "loluntiU Inst n-:i j Mill), WC'C UlllOI)j the fllHt nil Ul j ground (lib. year. I'aul, I'asfiK 1 t-adinK halKr 111 1"4JK. in delef-lililit-tt 1" father 111 thai honor ' aKaiii- i Adam fmnonidiy will patrol j hit (i. I.I wait Ira I'laKsleud, Fred I I Irirk I1 and Jimmy MfiKnlf on ! hand for utility duties. Kny Knu , K outfield"-)' formerly ft iih tiak ' taint "t llx 'oai haKUe, w:i ! fcixiied ychterday and will bo tm . Mi a eliance tu dtow hi wactH. (,1-iiiH'-. I- IMmlmit Whether Hiirh lull Crimen. ti Oult' lt l pitcher, will ho in iiiii , I rut I- it Miiiijci-t of in iii-h dlscus 1 nit p it al present., (irlpitu want a . two-year runt raft nipl ban In : fount it (rU tus hi-ru lift will io I (itpuri until ii' get uw. Hunt j hnyfiiH huvh thu club will nut ; Hivo Knylmtly a Iwo-ytar t-untract. j A ;i(iitfr Kim, lift wevor, hflli-vt-H liii- Niur twirli-r will vonw tu terinifj uttil 1 i.-oiifilliiK uit him Ifi win at It-ant twenty Kaiipft I JtHK I'tttty, Ui hijf left Imrulrf. Icokfi lir-ttfr than over thin uprfnK, w)ilt Ifay Kmnttr'n burl ln(-u ha j litiirni'it l'i iiuriiut, Krvln HratiK-, lull lixliiliuiuli v, who tups Hie j Hi, ftml murk by two inrlu-H, will) Ik tin- f'Mirllt of the n-KHlar.; xtnrl'-r:'. "I Im -1 J f pilihiiib' Kmiad likely will lint up us fol low s: I ju ry l-'mu'h, wo'ithpuw ;, aiitl Ktt-vi Swt-tonic, (ilcnn .Spon !.', ilenty Micfnu aip "1.11" Hton ft tig im pile im. Two yountf .tcrrt. Ij-oii ChaKfion, riKhl win- t'v, :iik1. Italph l-IrifliKon. Houth- paw, arc Ih'Iiik cluMi'ly watf-hi-u. I'liMHy Of Spiilt A liattli- for the fir.st strips ttfitr-tiiiitf piiNliipn Ih mi lie! wi-nn n?i J IM TT T . ' I'lttsonrgn may nave mi uu To Do With 1930 Na- Z" tional League rennant "IViiiianiH aren't won In train-1 Hool. tin- ha ih vk-opm t (Note) Thin Ik anotlior cf a, lorloa ii( Urtl "hand AfifOelated I Htoilr.s on titnjur Iiiiku' l.:tn-lall pI'lwplKitx). My Uur' li J. Vi wluml (AhKOfluti-il irti. Upai-tfi Wiiu-i hut yotj ran till any- hip h to listen that 'lln I' Kolliif to fiv a Kuvtl ('"Mlil of IhrtiiHHvi-M thin Xf( noii." he tit rlart-d. "Thv KH'Tat Ktriit tiir" of tip- U'um that hint out to thi? I'nh.s In thu rloMin wi'okrt n( lnttt year pennant chaxe re mallih the mum hut two eorm rx liav). heen M-lntoreeil. (itiHule Muhr. hUHky hmiie run hitter from llltt Hiin l'ianelneo Hi-filH, -pliM-f.S Karl HfHiitly at find haxit whllo Al l-ol. a worklinrhii I'titelmr, Juts hoeri purehaiifd . from th i I. . Minion- Inlertiathiualx." With Kuhr at find, fienrife (liitiilli.'Mii at Nerond and plain I taynoi- at third, the l'l- aud : "I'h ( Al I'itthhiii Bh'H I'M n n-. w III-v.t-rt, of iivn National Ihokuo u-nr nan In Uto Jnt lvf yir ami al.wtyi! pno or tio louvhti)hi-al l'-aip. of the senior circuit. 'Ifi'" e:trl Hiinf tmiliilitf luomiMO of. hat-ipK it ol to do with dhmnHt. linn (,f tli ltt.il I eluiinpionliip. iltf Jiniintf workout Ikim heen i ShmtMi-ii Ni.itiuii Open i.ndc.1 nay n full foroo only two' 1 1. shonstcp proht,m in un dayji hut ManaHT jHwell Kim him ; m.tved un lh k liarteli reuttl i : ' ' """"K". tonvinie it'Mi in in si year !: a hoM.nit rate-, have a Irlo whine poorest hlttlitK eflurtii Nhouhl he h.-ttT than, ,;:imi. i Ml (In SWEATERS FELT HATS I BOYS' WOOL SUITS I GIRLS' WOOL DRESSES PACKAGE & STAMPED GOODS SELLING AT Ms PRICE NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP ISSailBIEIKIEBffBSHEEIESElBXMBEH harles lartren e.t ninl Ita 1st on K)iiki, luwt yt'ar'H. rejfularn. Th" "undei'urriiund lehra ph" haM It th- hard-uallopiny Itool will net first ealL If Hpitjt alone would clinrh the fhiK, all the I'irato iiiiinaffrnient would liuvj" lo io now s onler a tlaKpole. .Max t'aey, ope of the Kl eat Olp fli-lih-r. of I'ittKhlM'K'l history and now u coai-h, ways in at' il:: ea reer he has never m'l-li a rluh with thi1 zip of this one. elndnf; rti.t' of tho Oregon shoot. ' The KCoreM iitjule Sunday in ihf i h eiton-lditho h-aHiio follow: Iji (iiiiiKl( 71. I'matHlo Ath j U tir- 11; .a (tn:ide 7S. t. -Marlew 171; Im (irande 73. V-ir 7'. Hiiiuliiy'K Schedule Sunday tha lociil eiiii wilt Elliot aualuxt llakir, liuito No. 2 and 'a.seiidn, two of Hie thren nuw hohlluu H l.ttdo ii n eul.tK'N t In the Oretfoiiinri nUnt. the I Uu a) f ilm w IU moI aKaiphi I'llot ltok, II uniipjjtoii. North I tend and 1'ollfns I'urk. ' Tin' 1 4 lira ml e H'nrc (if 7.1, -made hy Hoy -orrettei-t 25 and i 'ham to)il-(ikjiftiiiV add l'r I'' Ka i(n. tiu, w a m lamil tiitfh in lip' IdalHi-'Ire-ioit h w 1th linint Nft. I and f;uia ,o, o;wi) "h'Mdinjf n i ; lj lit 7.".h. , 'i iie tin tiout las Hunday al UlH- Tree U(ii Ithuilt J- and til'' U.v: elnh 1 hopfiiK f"i i lar-r . utl'iiidaiiee liU topilptr Hurid-I'. Huskies Arrive In Los Angeles For Hoop Clash I Otf ANf'.Ct.i:. Maieli 0 (Al'l i 'oaeh J l'P I-Mrnunilstin. w lioe I'nlvi'ryity of Wa.shinKlon haket hal team thrh-i w on the norlh ( rn h UiciiJil hdimrH of I lie l'a idfir eoaxt and twhe failed lo Hinie- (tie eopfereip-c title. Im due 111 it toiluy with ten ptayerri, hetil rr. wretifih tin- ehaniploiiKtiip frupi the sou I hern division win m r;:. the I :oi varsity ff Snutlo i n 'alifoi ilia. I tot ll 'iiiintelw are w(m dole d to take short wurkiutH In anticipation of the three tpime -n t,-; ,. KiniitK- I't ida'. w ith tlie nhamploi)hir Kln ti the- team wlfiili; twii'-. I Vmi'li Wain Harry of the Tro jans haM epn)Hied diwati iup. w 1th the how iiii? of hN eatferr in pi'aetfee this week and ! predletM a lar.l battle with th in vadi-rs Iven I ho c-due. Itolh team:; play a nuiu-for-pian di ft'iur, whilf tho Trojan mentor ii fpunent of the tdmv hreakfm; at taek and thr WashiiiKion five i Fehcoliil in a fa.st, Hhoit iiayx)n; offepse. Dorris Defends Game Commission ! rOllVI.ANIl. tire., M.irch 11 j (A I) Hen I'. 1 lorrirf. Kuife'ne. j rtfcently t enlgpc d in-mher of the ! Htato faiiw eoiiLiiilssft.n, today ' tharaeti.-rixi-d hint e d 1 ehare.s j aKainL I la rold Clifford. staf name w arden, anl other meni ; burs of the eommlEoti, an "nhso j liPel; falMs" a n il "piiiitii-al I i-harer. on I ho part of persons tuakiiiK the ehftrKes." 4 ChariroM if 1nU1.11. nn -i.n t .nl ct the Kiate fiante roinmi.snie.ii may he nirtnl'by i'vernor A. Nor I lad uk the result uf I'oriland bpirtsinen'H ortfanixation. It wan announcHd yi .sti.-rday. La Grande Gun Club Leader In Idaho Tourney Althrph the la (Ira la If f'ilin eluh nuide'a iiereentae of .i7 in tin- f irnt Sunday cf the (ireKop I a n teh-tti'uphie trapshoottiiK tournainent, tha locul niinrods ipadi u inueh hett-r slptw itli; ill; (he openiiiK round of tip' liuixe fUpiUii-NeMK .shoot, .i A eheek oi the uta ndi'iKii of the I a , elulH ill the Idiih'i-Oivt'on le.imi,, jp,(,s Ui tliande leadipK tin entire Kroup with ;hne wiuu and lit.- Iohjus fgr a pfn-rpute of l.oiMi. (lolht- No. npil Heine No-.fT 4 f TrlTr TJ1?T T t ro ipt wilt, two win ami ,Y, :l ljAlM ? titUiA) Uw. and I'oealello Tap and! HY UNION CLUU 5 i .iM'iMio are ut. tor i)iid wilh two with and oipi tie. All liavo perteei peri-t-ptaKex u yil. Hist Year in l.enjim 'il' In I i tlrumU-'si lit year tf iKirtieiptitM in the dnho-Ore pecialPure OREGON CITY 2 TR0USER SUITS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 1. . . i i ? ...... i ,i CLEAN-UP OF ALL ODDS AND ENDS Rayon Sox, 35c value, pairs . . $1.00 Men's Pull-over Sweaters that sold to $6.00.. ..$2.95 Fancy Broadcloth Shirts 3 for ...... .. $1.00 $2.75 Ruf neck Coat Sweaters, in cluding white. Regular, $4.85 sellers $2.95 Outing Gowns and Pajamas that sold to $3.00. ..$1.95 All new Spring patterns just in. Men's or Young Men's S25.00 Extra Trousers $5.00 New Topcoats Just in $22 $25 f 'vi . hi 8 ii &Hf , (y -4 -U u Wit m If.Ilh JkVTaJ likJ! ArL-4 ! f .1 I"SJ '-'nif Till i rciiairr The Stqre For Everv Man to- K'in luui'l:illvil. wlilfll will oli.y on Vjuy I. ii i,it(.r i,., n ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT To Take Advantage of Our Special Diaplay and Sale, You Can Get Either of These Two Seta visco-wi' lwssr.s I.ONIWIN, Han-h t (A I')- 'Vis- i eount Ih-rbt-rt John (lladsioiu-, ' youiixi'ft sun of the 'ielirian f otatt small, William K. " ( I latlstoii". I dlerl today of loonehitis. II.- was f 71 yearn old. Ills illness Iwan In January. CORNELL SPEAKS (Continued from Page One) ' Till ! P 1 r' A It SOL UT ELY FREE I . ''I .-- J. Si 4 t ti-M.i su i t, i ti.i:uv You me invited to attenii whether you need n ranse now or live years from now. We urue you to' visit our store mid see this wonderful display of modern cooking equip ment. Tho New MONARCH, built in .accord tncc with (he most mod ern, practical ideas, ISeaufiful and Compact, takes less room than the clumsy, over-sized types of ranges of other makes without losing a fraction of nn inch of useful cook i"K space. I)uriujr this Special Showing only, every purt-haser of a Mh.i.ii ni i. mi l. mii: MONARCH .Malleable Range will lie given AHSOLUTELY FREE, a I)eautiful set of Vollrath Enamel Ware in Pink-Pearl or Apple t.'rcen finish, or a valuable 12 picre set of Never-Stain Steel Cut lery. Tho MONARCH Practical Pay ment Plan enables us to offer vou the MONARCH of your choice on convenient monthly or s.nglc time payments during this sale; if vou haven't the cash now. LET US TELL YOU A ROUT IT W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. euKvrd the three 'method which f wll' he UMid in (doekiut; tin: eoiin try with the tti(ds. I'irst th" , hal' hfPK Of the birds at the state Kapie farm at I 'end le ton and i IpilditiK them ip pen either there or at the fnion grounds until the: ' elose oi thti season -for himtinjf. , iliee. liheratiiiK Ufi fail i-awn blrdn. Heeund the shippiin; of eKK dlnetly to l'nhn and hatch-j ipl, the birds In-r! win-re they wuulil finuv up in a w ild i timli- lion. Third the eooperallon of ' rancher?; In Hlnif ckhh on lin irj , lain'ht ?: and Hiuk Inereasitiif the j total number liberated during the. yea.-. Hy tlu si- mt'lhods he t sli-! mat' d that about 1 r.iHl (dieasanlH j eon Id he turned loose during eaiL!l : yen.. NeeesHiy work at tho t'n-j ion gruiihils eould be ilonai-d by i sport miii n. I le repurteil thM the j birds and b-er wintered with a : minimum of Iosk and wero hi ex- erlh'tit eoudltlou hero In the county. The new trap grounds near I. a; rondo w en df:scribvd and the I hope eiresr-d that, a stale shout mlu'ht be slaved in the I'liin . ; t'lipnty city. ! ,M.'. Ciiriiell also told thi; trap! .per.: jnut how the officers intend-; ed K'dnK iibolp enforeliiK th (ruppintf laws. Time will be en local lrapper, tu net In t))i ir , ltpoitu and comply with I he law heftire complaint are filed. . j lr. I'hy and hoc ivilows each poVe biii-fty and each lamb d the work of the 1'tilon club and the local cirlH on thi lf effotts to pre , pare ami serve tho excellent olaiu Oreuon Farms llut-herles Lead t't.tuml-vhbiie-i' WiiK'it told oft tin- work of the siaie couunision ' and i siis all' ni aiM-d the .i me wardens, club member and Kame farm and hatchery men fur their i work. He stated that On-Kim ita me farms and liiilcln'rlrs were! rat d a?- about the le-M in the en- til- .'lilted Male. , Mr. Holers, vteiatt Kapie war-1 d-n of Wallowa county, told of j Ins Ion 17 trip to reach I'niun for the int ctiiik', Martin,- from a ; point 4.'i inih m not of lOnlerprii-e . earl) In the nno-nini and travel-! tti: almost all day to tm,.- thf t mil",! tourney. "Hut." he! s.u.t jsmllinifH. ''you I p(tt ! here. K r Ibhu: in Wilb.wo, ; county ( all risht and there will lo lim. fl-hintr ;i.d huntinv; there lb ya. . lti'i;-ihrr it wa-- an tnthuti.i. ' tb- mt'-MMth iio'thof und th' out-o -t"vv a viHto,- were loud in 1 theb m aim of the hospttaiilv' J !ltown thoin by lrrflldent Oadwell'j anu mo inton sportsmen's club. 5. THE SONG BIRD SPRINGTIME AND MUSIC! The birds are singing Spring time is here--and there's music in the air. We have decided to celebrate the arrival of this glorious season with a big 1 l! of 14 Grand Pianos All Kimballs All Nationally Priced All on our floor ready for immediate delivery. You Save $25 to $200 - Here's How You Pay Down $25 We Credit You Wilh $10 You Pay Down $50 We Credit You With $100 You Pay Down $100 We Credit You With $200 You Pay Down $200 We Credit You With $400 We Will Take Your Old Piano in Trade 111 fiREi 11(0.