La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 08, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, March 8, 1931 Page Six LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE flT? Tc p w M I h a b t q GUN CLUB RIFLE TEAM WINS TWO MORE IN SHOOT The La Orancte Gun club ride team went Into the llnal week ot the Spokesman-Review's northwest tol-j-Kruphlc 'ihoot today In a tie for fourth place, and with a gooa chance of winding up In third place In the final week. The standing of the leaders In the O division. In which La arande Is shooting along with 23 other clubs, follows: Club W. L. Pet. Dolkcna 21 1 055 Miles City 20 2 .OVD U. P. Spokane 17 6 .773 La Orande 10 0 .727 1 Red Devil 10 0 .727 La Grande won two more matches litst week. Its score of 1,309 ( second best It has shot thl-.i season) winning ovor Moscow, forfeit, and Merrill's 1, 201. George Klnkeud's 288 tied with O. W. Lanham, of Chewelah, for hlKh score for the week. Itoss Perry's 281 was among the first half dozen scores. The La Grande score: Prone Stand Sit Total Geo. Klnkead .... 80 00 03 238 How Perry 08 Dick Hill 08 O. E. Headloy .... 00 08 00 02 100 88 88 87 72 284 280 278 2C9 H, P. Orcen 07 Wrestlers Playing Rough in Portland PORTLAND, Ore.. March 8 m A drop kick to the chest flattentcd Ted Cox, 220, Lodl, Col., and gave Bob Kruw) of O&wego the third and de ciding fftll here lout nlyht in their wrestling match. Kiune, 210, took a fall with a re verse wrlstlock and Cox pvened with a body proas. Kriute braced on the ropes and kicked Cox on the cheat when Referee diet Wiles was pulling him backward by the hair to free Kruw from hair pulling and kneeing- How One Man Lost 22 Pounds Mr. Herman Run It Is of Detroit writ oh: "A few llnea of thank from a rheumatism aufferer My first bolt Jo of Kruschcn SalU took al) of the itches and swelling out of my Joint) with my first bottle I went on a diet and lost 22 pounds and now feci like a new mini." To lone fate safely and quickly take one half teaapoonful of Kru avhen Sulta In a glfisB of hot water beforo breakfaat every morning an H8c bottle lusts 4 weeks CJ3t It at Glaus Drugs, Inc., L & L Drun Co., Moon Drug Co., or any drug store In America. If not Joyfully imtlsfted after the first bottle money back. Adv. mm COMMUNITY CASH STORE SPECIALS FOR LENTEN SEASON I Dunlnh TrlUi- or ft n"1'0'' W Sugar Wesson Oil rino Kiiunihili-d Q 4 ( Finn for salads. Qftrt S 10 IIib PJLltf Quart Tin 0fL C lor ox Flour I Pint lkitllo. 4 Quran Anno l Q R J bottles J.7C ill-lb. Sock Jr-l07 B SI Coffee c"m"Uo" " ouuio,, Wt.t m 1 1 Wheat or M I liouay Bluas Jar. 3 ()af 7aA-CS I IOVND I I N(,w ,,k(( SI L 33c .J I 2c J liiv ife Pork & Hearts h e f Roast i liCKUlur Cun m Very cholro. ja I III Toniato Sauce OK I'jund 1UC I ISZ, Eastern Iiacon 3H.n, 14C ICp ! trot bfltw corapU-xioiw. 11 "V l ckfl Choice Milk Fed 1 , I A9e.JLa3 J III IIIIIMII1I1HI WHMIMill lllllllllimiBTTntfiMMii FIRST WARD WINS FROM JOSEPH FIVE The First Ward M. I. A. basketball team, winner of the Union stake championship In a recent tournament hero, udded another victory to Its 1034 Hit last nlcht by defeating the Joseph town team 42 to 10 In the L D. B. Kecreatlonol hall. The La Granders lield the lead from early In the game, adding to it consistently. In a trcllinlnary, the La Grande Vanguard won from the Baker Van guards 23 to 22 In a thrilling game. Shute, E8pinosa Win Four-Ball Miami Tourney MIAMI, Fla., Mar. 8 l,Vt Thanks to hU knock of getting putts down In the pinches, Denny Shute of Phil adelphia, the British open golf cluim- plon, and his partner. Al Esplnaia. of Akron. Ohio, have 7.rj0 each to tuck away today with their winter winnings, : I tihute got down a nine-foot putt yesterday on the 30th and final hole of the International our ball tour nament to turn back the defending champions. Paul nunyan. of White Plains. N. Y., and Horton Smith, of Chicago. The putt gave Shuts a blrdlo four and his side the victory by one up. VIADUCT IS NOW OPENED TO TRAFFIC (Continued Prom Page One) Orande with the soutliMdc and busi ness district, and Is one of the most heavily travelled streets in the city outside of Adams avenue and Fourth street. Practically all of the work the last toveral weeks wo done under the civil works administration, costing the city only a minimum. When work was first started It was planned to build up only the northsldo approach at present, and part o; this was ac complished before the C. W. A. help wa enlisted. Then the city moved to build up both approaches, getting If r a vol from Fifth street between M and N, and from M avenue between Sixth and Fifth, cutting both streets down to a point where they may be opened, to travel sometime soon. It was probably the most import ant city project completed during tne last few years. KATI.NO KOIt IIKALTil Da you need vitamins? Then cat etf;i, leafy vegetables, raw fruits and drluK plenty or milk. Do you want proteins? They're In milk, too, and In meat, vegctablw, fish, nuts, choose. Do you want fats? They're in but ter, cream, oils, bacon. And, of course, if you need starchy feels or if you shouldn't have them you'll ho able to accept or reject macaroni, potatoes, rlco, syrups. KTOlti: 8 1'. M. SATURDAY ftj THE NEWFANGLES - - The News Travels Fast! MjOlll'. UUMY Til i 1H6 fEN TWUViD.WEU NH,TV M4-TWE DOUGH) If RIGHT WS TU6 vmBSELV UEM I viSs r " DRESSryWKER .T0LT3 m "NIFE vUDDIU A, E SEE VUMDY J OLLY OF THE MOVIES by Ollendorff un ine verge at xnswvevyn ( ALL f3iGUr, NOV, LET'S h ' ALL OlCJWT, JOANJ -If S"AY, CWlE, V TWE'S gEAUTlFUU -AUDjJJ . I -QuN TUCCUSU THE ACflON.' J7'7S- MOVE A1JOUND LIKE W I VANT TO f CACETUL - SWE'U. f sfl , VC'W toltofr-OLiy- QEOROS SWOWED JJ?UOW OU S PHOTOGRAPH LIKE A W (s --W1 "r fvooni l?py 9 Tyi - AM - You, N tJat space -)f Sombiwing- 1 million uacs JTm-m-m -Ves, SeA RT J KWfZ YOUNG LAOYyr- VIOAN 0--r-JuSf W- ifAr155 SEAUXxrVK UND J MJ W'Pl Sr JfSPv i I ' . fC (LOOK iWltoOGW 1HE W ) JS SWE WAS A GOOD W f.i jM ." " I "v i- CARD'S MANAGER LOOKING FORWARD TO FITTING' YEAR BRADENTON, Fla., Mar. 8 The Cardinals have been In cajnp only a few days, but Manager Frankle Frisch has seen enough of the new National league ball to convince him it's going to be a big year for the hitters. "Th ball decsn't wem to slow up In the air a It did last year," he commented tcday. Cutfleldcr Ernln Or-attl, who hai been askt-:I to take a salary reduction from 90. 000 to $0,71)0. talked with Branch Rickey. Cardinal vice presi dent, but remained outside the fold. WBST PALM BEACH, Fla., Mar. 8 0V) Itogers Horn&by not only is tak ing a regular turn at bat In the Browns' training camp, but Is sprint ing around the bases like a rookie. The foot which iKitlierod him la-st year has given the Itajah no trouble. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. Ai Some other majcr league managers wouldn't mind if they were troubled with Bill Terry's chief worry. Tho New York OlautB' pilot Is already wondering how to cut down his mound staff to nine men. Bix "regulars," Hubbcll, Schumacher, Fitzslmmons, Parmclee. Luqtie and Bell are sure of Jobs. The candidates for the other three Jobs include Watson Clark, Johnny Salvo son, Al Smith, Joe Bowman and Cly dell Cautlcman. ST. PETERSBURO, Fla. ! The New York Yankees' trainer. Don Painter, says the squad is in usually good condition. 8:rc arms are en tirely absent among the pitchers. FORT MYEItS. Fia. (VP) Take it : from the Yonlgaius, tho Athletics' ; regulars aren't so hot, deupltc their sunburn. The two met in combat on the diamond yesterday and tho rook- , ion came out on top, 8 to 3. Eddie Madjcskl led the victors' of- ' f-Mislve, getting three hits which in cluded the first training camp home run. ORLANDO. Flu. (At Marty Mc MamiH, who managed the Boston Re:l Sox last year. Is making quite an Unpro.Kslon among tho Brooklyn Dotl grr bv the wav he goru about trvlng mTbran RELIEVED"! HIS CONSTIPATION Delicious Cerenl Brought New Health to Mr. Bartholomew ! Wo quoto from his voluntary lot ion "I had considerable trouble Willi my atonineh. Digestion was out ot tlio question. I got medicine which gavo mo only temporary relief. "Thon I thouplit of taking Ai.i. Ukan. I started eating a cereal dish ful two or three tinius u day. . j "It hna boon over n year now since I nto that first dish of bran, hut from that day to this I have had the pleasure of enjoying tho proper functioning of the digestive organs. "Thanks to Aix-Hran. I still eat it retrularly and like it hettur all the time." Lester Bartholomew, Cudillnc, Mich. Const Innl ion Is usually due to lack of "bulk" to exercise the intes tines, nnd vitamin B to promoto elimination. Ali.-Hran supplies both, as well as iron for tho blood. The "bulk" in All-Bran is much like that of leafy vegetables. Cer tainly this food is move natural than tukini; harmful patent medi cines. Two tablespoonfuls daily will usually overeomo most types of const ipnt ion. With each meal in chronic cases. If not relieved this way, seo your doctor. Clot the red-nnd-ereon paokairotit your irroeer's. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, 1 ' s v ml T T J! T ' . . . . O I to win a berth as utility lnfielder. Ho has been working harU and play ing well. "I want to see some of the young lnfielder In action before I commit myself on, McManua," Manager Casey atengel said, "but Just now h cer tainly locks like t:ic right man for tho Job." AVOLON, Cal. W With cripples outnumbering the able-bodied by a large margin. Manager Charlie Grimm of the Ch.lca.go Cubs, had almost given up hope today of playing an intra-camp gnme before next week. The list of ailing Included Lynn I Nelson. Bill Jurges, Woody English, ! suffering U'H.h nv trniihlo Onhliv Hartnett, Eunburn and Babe Her- OWL-HAWK IlKATII 1U KL KNIS IN WOMAN'S CAR KEY3VILLE, Va. (P) Mrs. A. O. Neale Inadvertently became involved In a duel between, wild fowls and es caped Injury by a narrow margin. Fl ee I ng t roni a hawk, a big owl craiiied through tho windshield of her autcmoblle, and splintered glass flew. Tho dying owl fell In her lap and tho hawk dashed Itself to death against the side of the car. 1209 Adams Ave. SPECIALS In LOIN STKAKS Cut from prime beef, lb. IIKV.V POT KOAHTS, round Kin itoiLiMi hi:i:i round Dried ii i iM'i: i i!i;i:r Pound SWER SPECIAL 2-lb. Box Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 1-lb. Bag of Good Candy Both for IG.V Gelatin Dessert, 3 pkgs.., Mc Oats, large pkf? 19c I(;.V Palm. Heauty or Health Soap, II bars J 4c KJ.V Lye, per can 9c Thompson's Seedless Kaisins, 1-lb. Uajr 2."c WHITE KING GUANULATKD SOAP, larjre pkg CHANDU SOAP, :l bars - LAPALOMA LAI NDUY SOAP, 10 burs Preferred Stock 3 2 Pkgs. As Varieties Pkgs. BAKERY DEPT. DAFixinir, CAKK PIXHAPIM.K Pit: (Sat. Only) SPICK CUP CAKES, Dm. (Siit. Only) SUGAR S Kino 3IAX R. SARVIS PHONE MAIN 48 AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL 29,900 IN THE LAST YEAR Automobile accidents In 1933 total ing 756,500 resulted in the death of 29,000 persons and the Injury of 850, 700 In tlUs country, thus bringing the total of deaths for tlie last four years up to nearly 125,000 and the number of persons Injured non latally up to around 4.000.000, ac cording to -.itatlstics obtained by the Travelers Insurance Co. and given to the company's local agent, Oscar War nock, Tho record of fatalities for the last year wa3 2.5 per cent greater than In 1933, but on the per acci dent basis the deaths Increased 5.9 per cent and the number of persons injured non-Xatally 2.2 per cent. ' Collisions between automobiles caused 339.440 accidents, 7,150 fatali ties and Injuries to 434.110. Pedes trians were involved In 280.000 acci dents, In which 13,440 were killed and 262,270 Injured. Collisions of automobiles with fixed objects caus FOE F&IMY 8 SATURDAY Esa? Meat gkprti!! 16c i. aiu. ikR 1'rrsh M'Alii: Kills, Pound Fresh HACK BONKS, Pound 6c 40c NICK C'OI.OItKD Coffee, Mb. glass jar 29c BR00KFIELD CHEESE Assorted es 29c 20c 15c Granulated Cane, nvirket has advanced) ed 46,370 accidents, resulting in 3,140 fatalities and injuries to 56..740 per sons. Accidents of the non-collision type totaled 41 ,9 1 0. causing 3.570 deaths, and Injuries to 50,450 persons. Collisions with street cars caused 10, 820 Occidents, resulting in 260 fatali ties and Injuries to 10.800 prions. The other major accident group was collision of automobiles with bicycles, causing 16,720 accidents, 4.20 deaths and 15.910 Injuries. Exceeding the speed limit caused the most accidents, 129,930 In num ber, which resulted in 5,640 deaths and injuries to 143,930 persons. Not having the right of way caused 118, 400 accidents, which resulted In 2, 320 deaths and 143. C50 injuries. Driv ing on the wrong sid? of tha road caused 61,270 accidents in which 2, 270 were killed and 71.720 injured. Driving off the read way was another major accident cause, resulting in 58.900 accidents which killed 3,200 and injured 53.240, Objects to Painting J Liquor Store Windows (Continued From Page One) - f rectcd and a clear view of the in-. tcrlor of said liquor store from the' Next Door to Woolworth'i 38c m (Price up owing to hog prices going up) ig up) 10c 6c CHICKENS AT KAIll PHICKS IOA Salad Dressing, pt. jar 15c Id A Sweet Ground Chocolate, (We guarantee you will like this) Pound can - . 22c IGA Vanilla, 2-oz. bottle . 17c IGA Cako Mour, lge. pkg 2."c - - 29c - 13c 25c 25c FRUIT DEPT. SPINACH Q Fresh. 4 lbs 19V LEMONS l? Large fancy, doz MUV ORANGES Q um. doj , AOS Fresh. 3 lbs XlC a 10 u 58c exterior thereof be afforded tho pub lic. Be 1$ further resolved, That the recorder-treasurer of said city of La prande. Oregon be In structed, Va communicate tho wishes nt cntfi rHr cnmmlctlnn In dfllrl Cire-. I gon liquor control commission and ham, on Let the rain palter on the roof. It's warm and comfortable inside. After meals, while sitting around the fireplace, when it's rain ing, have you ever tried serving steaming, fragrant cups of Hills Bros. Coffee? There's nothing quite so good as really good cof fee on rainy days. Or any other days, for that matter. Please remember this: Hills Bros, Coffee is made for those who like good coffee for families of two or twenty two who like lo count the pennies. Because of greater strength and abundance of fla vor, Hills Bros. Coffee is actually more economical to use compared cup for cup than "bargain counter" coffees. Order Hills Bros, today! Ji.-YTW, Capnifit 193.1 Will Bret. express to said Oregon liquor control commission the hope that In it wis-' dow it will cause the obstruction complained of to be removed. Adopted this 7th day ' of March,1 1934. Signed by tho president of tho city of La Grande and attested to by the recorder-treasurer. t'.o U o