La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Monday, February 16, 1931 Paro Two ! We Have Opened Our . First Spring Hat Boxes ClllC mid chaimiiiK nre those cleverly styled lulls for Spring in entirely now versions of straw and combinations of fabric and straw. Small shapes medium shapes large s'napes, small brims and lai'ire brims. $2.95 to $12.00 HILL'S La Grande's Own Store HUSKIES IN NEED ! OF ONLY 1 GAMF 'ashuigton Suro of Tto in Northoni Division i of Coast Ciivnit. i XiHtftttn Klxlvlmi ; w. u rvt ! vnMMn . n i i Otviiwn tt , & .!& ' Wshut$tun SUM , 4 .t I tVrjMw v j , a asi ; l.!lo s, I U Cil ' swutliMti ivhvn ! OalttvwnU . - S S fVutiMnt CahtwnSa 3 ;. ttwt . .. S .St. V , C. U A Jl 4 sr lat Week's KpiiIk WhSns,iv Stat 4T-i. oi(Nat ; Sl-ti twwon Sute St-T, Maho s-0 WAMilnKsn W.MlttMt Stale 0lK'.Wil ST. Stanton) 4 ! SMUiwnt Ctmtm S. v. C, I.. A. M. T!l Weetv Svhclnle MvK".y Irtaho ixivfvia at K-,i- lMe'llho V. Oivsiw t lTu. Saturday Vtsi Stte v. 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The Itwh mxoxv hnxdeixM juxltili'.fi of the exr-ui and xxna a on tjlhnxiixfi cau of the xvxe aoc-.dent o! the meet. ; Harold rutrn, SkyUnor.. utfertxj a x-v frxxcuuxx xvhen he xxxlimod xtxtlx a tive xthtle xrtKtpAtnxg in - the elr.hl nvlle x'rofA vvxxnxiry race, s He xxa hxvxipht cut lhr.ro uxiIck to the ItiRhw; xHi a txx4xvx-raiv Tr.e ciaa A.s.-:xxlle crvxss xuhtry xxa xtvsi by Rxxll Xorxtorn, skyitner. wxlh a Ijn-e x-t S-ASX.W jaixTre4 Ja.Nxtvoxv M.VlM, CaI , xxa aeooixd, -0xt OIixt- IMokctl. Crater Lake, tV.ml lOalnxex Hx:xx. CAv.te Ski elutx. INviUlul. ntt. ux tlxe clasax B rvihl mile x-ri xvmixtry xxitlx 1 :H'HV .tolnx Vllr.c. Skximer. s woorrtt. Ole A.xwth. S.kyUxxer, ttxil. avM O. A. IVvlutHl. xx-..K,V, tourth; Cecil Wvxxia. Cyuca.le. Ixtth .Joiux R:nc x-f.xxt Jump xxwn him (tt1 ix'.jtoe Ux the x-lasa A Ju-.xxyi. Aixrtre Rooh. Cxxcte. xraa wxxxd, n,l Artxe S;ee, ei?svaxh thml. In tlxe vlw B iutxxix. Olaf SKorixa. t kx liner, m fttvt xxith S feet. Kv Oli.t, Skxuxer-. wsvjt, ad Arlixur Al-.rtx-wx:. iixxvl Kixrr Ski x-iutx. flhxt. ast ixlaoe txx the cvxixxtinxatixxxx ,V.i:xjx aixxl rxe clas A exYnt xxnt ux Rnxs- A'.xv:re Hvxaoh xytm. seooixd. Tfce viftx B xNxixxhnxauou exe4tt xx, takea l?y oif Skvvrsa.. At Simmons The Great est 9 Says Hoy ,1 .rv.-,-, the ft-tYfihtf-O KfcU e.':T. tr ia t;.f R,Vr erfuc.efv efv. tf.xh . c.V;f f a rii 4tt at iiw.j. Is s'w Ae t , tcnown the hvstftu'.i cn hi-; A At1 fksl " Vh Vv vim;A cvftr tsur he c ,ih Vh::vtV ivn.e htx;vr arA SM.ir.r i.-t to;;r tJc V.v.fr t.h c.Hstv.1 11 ha-tis iYv;-fr,ivy At KtTveV. jcyvr n. V- ?s a tvr.x'.v-rjnA -vvhu rv-rv. 1,x-.X jvmi tcv Si, to w i A-s. V.aj. xtit -w3o vtt Nitif cxt;i fx ? t.M- tun. Just be;w- Al 'yr.T tv;, K.'.: M 'Ai HVe fCtilv" cf5 a Put isiv.v-i. rjv1 v.n r heme n,f, ct :Jie jrA.on rx Jcr f?v-re Tires-1 vjv iv -jitoi: i, K ; ;s '. s h t t i r. v nr. ; .n ocx : he k rrvXii A4 !r.-.r.vi;-.. o K K;r.j ' Wa.-ie .r . iTrrti'iri hvX'" '. : S-r.'.- nitj cA-.e Kv h: a-.v.. Mrs. Thula Geefatt Wins Tahoe Ih rbu c v r.ri" r-wi toc'iv a.:-.er TAfcx--,,; t."v tr.-.'.i'.rii 1'.x--cv v.r c-r a rVA os r.ie-r S-.--zt ovr ie S, r.:e oorv !-.r Jc '. ' ? no ir. i '. ci. . I' rf His- tOt.i t ;-r-t j. c"v. fcjN1. R,",e S-Torv-T AC.t.v-, i ?. ir.-.- IV, rv-t i-r-.v.-v. Fire Marksmen In Deadlock For Title - S?f'lc cc AN tc-cwd X) f.-4rts Lr w v v te tf NEW BALI FAILS TO SCARE BABE AND HACK s-i 0t. JC. . JPT't'tX - v.. A . "1 ... a& 1 it - I UL 1 .V. t VM .- X f T " I 1 VZu 1 ill llr effort of. Vnierlian ami Nallonal leaflle hrmN to lake the punch out of the "flivver" tall by ilrMrtivlitc I he "Mmml-tlmsl" Mirfaw It l llMMer s(ams rnrh Hie home run mania? Itabe Ruth and Hark VHUmi. miuhlot s!utirr of ihrin all. kiv they will kmxk Vm oiw the sump old fences. ii. iiri ii..irtvi.i l the bats of the major leaguers as : boll and give it a better curve or . J! J t-ZJl WM Wrllerl pitcher after pitcher failed to finish a break. iv2VSt Vjmn ti. new ball ! The rotsed scam will afford ; Will all of this stop the mighty ailepteu by the major baseball teanues mean inemS ot tt miRhir men ; llAbo l?uth My. "acoKintiy not, j and jnijisv Hnck WUsw ciilmw iu i wlUu "1U sUU be out tlwre busting . thp tcuccsi urxt ytftr." j Out t Idut 14 American nnd Nj- flcuial lrU maiaurr ftrc hopins ! Uifti t!o nv lH vttitv Us nvisM MUcliwi and thicker em-cr U thp NslU-lml leAgue. wtil ypcH tl;e lst ot e taoUc ot the tw men. ft ho ikyM Ut ball owt ICS tciKC last : Bih llRck, who cva.UUiutrd SS ; wv4rle lo ihe National lessue p'.lch- ; in ftnd U BAinluno rtwihM ? Ue hei.cht ot their povr wtih t.e ; ibMl hall and it&coumcrs-i stitches. ? The Bste besan his cricu vat-; Un in lVia. htttu 3 home runs with a biiU that iva not cxmder-d ; "Url " He reached the pinnacle. : lowipr. in l&iT, tlnxinv; i ot tht "wbbu" l;.Us cut ot the An.erlAU , lvsue park.?. i Ju.t uhAt the two sult.Mw ot tlie ; jtrai tuU do to the new tv.ll is a con- ? j jeetur. say a will not s;op . UllU. IW.MW W rail W"x i ; Inn vU do avay wiih itvaU hotiie ; runs ( The rairvt sertm Vio:ft tev1 to , !ncreNe' vird and aSr re;fuac thvis ' ; ivuSmc ti srem iVfL5vnbie tliat t h? ; ieA KiU v.m travel as far Kh?n hit, ar lrwutcnl K A, rriwrd el ; Ue J;wkt Circuit. Th ptchers hmpered tvv 13 y?Ars i M aU sorts o nsux-tto.!. hmt hftve ' wth!c to aorn tthst h KMth'ilwn ecr.tnst:on srtd oTlcr c;Y,e urn .1iicxt,t do xuo tf r.fw : tAll Foj vew.Ai A-rs the hnrlers haw CAWplA'.ntxi ij-t .vrooiJiv.ess ct ti;e Iwir cover hfts r.-.Adc it cx ' XTtrvttVS diit.cais to coairol Tc uiTr cT the mnw ;:.: 1 rr;ft i-ttces to .v.rr.iTi te pitcher with tvr.oc yx;p. i t?;KV 1 .;f rxms rsr r.JT tc :sei at f 7 wiwn te ewiu ; . rrnche. dthe W nrk iat yysttrday. ' The viif iVi 8ccemia:i, it, ! Louttc N. rilc :v4 Uriey Vv1 jvi. Kih t KoA:&t,v Tp. ; Wank -txveh. VwUA:id. Or- si KassrU t. ' Citi:ens Wait For Referee Mickey Ion CHICAOO, eVt l Th day ot cruris J. U t. un-vtr" ikj'j 1 oj sn um i bAkey. cc-t A;iec 5t r,iM JCa:KOl lejww Itcvte nu!x.'3i tx-t-eea tfv New Ycc S;vi.- vjd Oh:co th t. a & icjs ot iJ?e cuw::ri vai;v. c-a Kcv Uix-t-fy loci, m frciT o4 Uie uinv Thc.r iKitjon trvrr iX ice low ir.ii;irsts, cr he r-1 M,"wS a fo m it A Mvvsnas rocs-.-.iy Cw.. wi-.Kh vts t.ve Kal S-i t.( r.;cA c4 a i to ) o-:et. ice. fct-f-w, r.-w.vp J-.; misxrJur " fr-crt a -oe i.r. atsd fvCjc vSi- 1 :.'t:;i rv:erw! :is te rc;tK- Comedian Passes On in Xeir York NKW VO,K TV : y lotiw XU-.n. :.. ce Oft cf; ie u-c- '.r.r-WiTAtif cccaeiiiWi iToci i,r- to S l-.l cjvr Jcc te Us3 tv : V".sevvr v.-sS 6?ekS r.ii ; Mt wj.-t ,t.v"U.w. V;tas t ' vk vt h w.)c C,-r liEWwv bee- -sc-ii t. csf nie Kttr:.. the cd ,vxv.r.:r ovtrv rop iari iiue ' l' i 4C- IfciX " i"f i ti:t i liiit jcchi Xxrj I ri C' 2 sx i.Vtg. ii 5:- TVSHXFVT V S S H t-.v .T Avt .v. ccc.7r.'u'iwi Jt?f. ;.x k t k w tcc vcosre c-v- ' "r-i?-, xj iT.cc. ia .i Sw ca.v. x?vi j-t M.cv tj ;SrnnT:r tyr oC!t tv c--M - ' "V' NEW BALL, X the hurlera ibi-tter grip, enabling ; w wH.f "You For PUNTCUOUGH.M-D. fcf TIT Tcri City. Ceitl'' ft. In rSU period cf cld wiothtr cmd cracked Rpv, obava olt ioiht ca o cSgor fr Oft ! llfc. Babe and the hard linmu; Hack? atHi n Aire T Fightiin Says DR. O. FLINT CLOUGH Health Qffi?er Pqyitney, Vernvsnt , ,.. "ii i ' i i i in POUUTNEYVT- ,,r x. ut., cities c .,Uy tier. i cJ it wests here, ts sell Bi v- : Wittier .. JO try I k Certified ST. PAIL'S IIF.I.I.S Ml'SIIKI) KOK .il.00.MY DEAN'S SLEEP LONDON w Dean Inge can sleep better now. Ho couldn't Bleep, he complained, while the great bells of glooirly 3t. Paul's cathedral, of which he Is the gloomy deal, boomed out tile hours. Now every night at 8:30' a man climbs to the tower and stops the ct.lmes, They ure started again at 0:30 a. m. As soon as they were stopped ocher residents near tho cathedral complained that they couldn't sleep because the bells were silent. WORMS KAT NITS LISBOJf 'i Portugal's chestnut crop - has suffered enormously from parasites and thousands of bags of tho product, destined for Argentina and the United States had to be de stroyed because they were too wormy for export. - 1 , WHISTLE HRINUS SHOT VIABEOOIO, Italy W) Qin0 Bene dettl, 23, liked to whistle and Iml- Jersey Dresses 1 and 2 piece styles Made Up from the Best Quality Noh-Sas Woolens Size 7 to 16 $1.98 to $6.98 Special Priced Print Vash Dresses , 69c to $1.95 Norton's Kiddy Shop Be Cenarafulafed g -ttie Spiffing Evil" rubUo health to . toslti. if (snmOD tated the song' of birds so well that he was shot twice by Matrtgali dl Leonids as the latter was hunting. The whistler, went to a hospital and the hunter to Jail. ' 1 Tho O. R. and W., Inst narrow Rauixo railway In Ohio, soon Is to be abandoned. - MORE FARM-FED TEXAS BEEF COLLEGE STATION, Te. UFl An i Increase of 40,000 to 61,000 in the ' number of cattle on feed by Texas ' demonstrators this year is interpreted t as a gauge Ict the trend toward the ' farm-foeding of beef cattle in the ! range country. : . '' COTTON" TOOL GROWS MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Alabama farmers have dour.Jd the number of bales of cotton pooled with the state farm bureau cotton association dur- ... one of 56 health officials from 56 different points approving Cremo's crusade against spit or spit-tipping. Every smoker, every wife whose husband smokes cigars, should read Dr. Clough's letter. "Who are the friends of 'Spit'?" YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS ) QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN. SO STRONGLY AGAINST. THE EVILS OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING. a Dr. dough writes: "...fighting the spitting evil ... is going to make healthier citizens." The waragainstspitis a crusade of decency.Joinit.SmokeCertified Cremo-a really wonderful smoke- mild - mellow-nut-sweet! Every leaf entering the clean, sunny Cremo factories is scientifically treated by methods recommended by the United States Department of Agriculture. ing the past year. Figures show pool ings to date total 178.999 bales' com-, pared with 89.608 bales at the sama time last year. Delivery Is expected to surpass 200,000 bales beforo the end of the season. MOST FOODS TASTE BETTER IF COOKED IN Same is True. of Hills Bros. Coffee,' Which is Never y Roasted in Bulk - Wlien food is cooked in small quantities, the mixing, the appli. cation of heat, can be controlled with much more exactness. An omelet, for example, made of three eggs will turn out more tender and fluffy than one made of many eggs. A similar situation occurs in roasting coffee. When roasted in bulk it is impossible to control ther heat exactly. Some of the batch, therefore, is overdone and some underdone. As a result there is J variation in flavor. ' In the invention of Controlled Roasting, Hills Bros, found the way to insure an even roast in their fine blend of coffee. Only a few pounds at a time are roasted by this pat ented, continuous process. When the roasting is finished a uniformly delicious flavor has been developed such as no other coffee ha3. ' When you buy Hills Bros. Coffeo it is always fresh because it is packed in vacuum. By this process, air, which destroys the flavor of coffee, is taken from the can and kept out. Ordinary cans, even if air-tight, do not keep coffee fresh. Grocers everywhere sell Hills Bros. Coffee. Ask for it by name and look for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc., Portland,, Oregon. Oimi W.H. Kohnenkamp Company l S. L Batteries M5 e trrvrrHI I if e Kf cre tt 'v.T-e Kitten Tx K0.F B.VTTEKY & EI ECTK1C STATION , THE GOOD 5 CIGAR TBAT AMERICA. JTSJSBED