La Grande evening observer., March 29, 1923, Image 3

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Thursday, March" 2ft. 1&23.-
7TT5 n CIkANPE EVENTS ORSEEVTft
PAGE TTJTtEE
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TWO DAYSDF
DGlfiB-atps from Fnnv flnnn.
SPORT PLANNED !
BY SPORTSMEN!
i rr t V i . ') Assoeluteil I'ress)
ties Met Here Last Night;! ki uhne, m.u. 2. ni,.
. Changes in Game Laws!'" ti.o i-niyrn.My or or wm Pi
-r, j -"""-';',oul u Ijiisi'liull team t ll im shrine, ac-
. IeCOininenaed. ironling to iinnomieem.-nt or Mis.-;
V . M:i:-y Mulliitwiiv, In eliariro of thts
Representatives' from four Eastern :",ort- NllK' Huthawn.v w '"'e Is
Oiejron counties, Baker. Umatilln,'" K'1'"' '''''' ""!-'
Wullowa' und Union gathered in H. ' ""' 'I" ''" il' tf'-
K. O'Brien's offices at the conclusion ': ' will I..- ulay.i
of a delicious banquet held in the I wunu-n S trams ur llu. i -
Foley Grill at seven o'clock and "n Ai.-rleultimileoileBe.
made recommendations for chaniref I ufuc-im
In the state game and fish regula- j ... '"1II'I?, htHEULI.fc
lions and discussed the dog field L. 'MLtR, Mai. f3. rue Imbjer
trials. Directors of the Wing, Flu ,hfh. "f"0"1 Jl!,hlellc nssociation has
and Fleetfoot club of La Grande :i"lopted the following tentative base
were hosts to the Visiting delegates. I""11 schedule for the season: April
A positive conclusion was agreed1?' .T'": AApV1 Srtl" 0W1 er
UM.n in connection with the Proposed I Ij'ibler; April 21. North Powder at
field trial. A committee, consisting i P"wder; Ain ij 28, Haines at
.if Blaine Hallock, of Baker, Al An-1 '',,lbier;, ut Haines;
.Irews, of La Grande, and Marion i 12. Joseph at ImblerMay 1!),
Jack, of Pemlleton, was appointed to i Jo,s?Ph al Joseph.- O. K. Burrell i?
: make arrangement for the forma- thl'e coach and manager. ,
tion of a sportsmen club to em- ' . .
brace all 'Eastern Oregon counties, . . ; hl) NOIU OLh V INS .. ;
twelve in number, that will govern ' x,r JLSi;!n,H ..i'" J?a,t?n'
the field trials . -I NEW )OUk kid Noijolk, negrq
Two liays r Sport. i'1-'.1'1 heavyweight, was given the
The tentative plan, as advanced :J",B?S 'If f'"" over Jack lay oi- of
last evening, is to have two davs of "m"ha' at.l,'(; "x "f. ,12-,''.'u!"' 'z
snort, which will include a dog field -luf ,'" ,"'t-'n,li, No,tl,ll wcighell 1 1.)
' trial, a fly-casting contest and shoot-;aMl lX'r. '
ing contests, the alfair totake place i
in La Grande sometime in July. The .
. event will become an annual affair !
.....I .. iti ,. iuv (...i.i ;.. ,. .nr. I
ferent city. La Grande iu iret . the
first call.
The snoi tsmen club will be offi-,".""
cinlly formal, early in Junn, possibly
in connection with the Winyr. Kin
unl Fleetfoot fish feotl.
.Many Recommendation.
(Many changes in the state tfame
onu fish laws were recommended last
evening, the recommendations to be
forwarded to the State Game ancl!"jnst. ''inK chiimirions by an order
Fish Commission for consideration. " 1 nipei mem 10 go inrougn
Chiinges in the deer law, anil the I w'th clmnengt matches of logi,
closing of Beaver Creek, Five Points1'"'' contenders before taking part in
! creek and Lndd creek for one year,!""? otnBr ll0uts '" rt'e state.
were among those .of prominence.
The latter recommendation was made
ilue to the fact that the streams in
i question- are-, practically ; .fjshed iout
'1( and M is impossible to -propery re
stock them without an intervening
i'time to allow no interference on the
jt lake-, 'for a length of "bout two
! !ml"' be Pee"y 0M' 1
V to prevent fishermen from invading ;
i-t'he : spawning beds. Two lakes; in !
C Wallowa county were recommended i
to be kept 'open' during -the winter, : '
it. thus . giving sportsmen ia'jchance i to';
y fish during that season.' '
Recommendations nvpre , .also; . mndes ,
l;-thut the grouse law lie changed nink-T,
: , lug the season Jicoincidc with, the
- deer season and an eight day pheas
ant season. Umatilla county urged
that they be given an open season ,
on Hungarian Partridges correspond- j
lllg Willi ine one on pneusniiis. ocv
ecal other recommendations were
liiaiie which will be quoted in full at j
a later dale.
Exhibition Baseball
.SAX KUANi'lSCO. , It. II. IS.
rhic:i:o Nationals .'... H IS -t
' San I'Yanclsco roast 11 17 ;!
1 latteries t'lieves. Kaufman and '
Iartnetl; HodKC Shea ami Yelle.
. I.KISI.ANO, Kla.
,v St. I.ouis Nationals
' ' t'leveland Americans
: ' I latteries ITeffer, Sells,
-. toti and ('lemons, Ainsniltli; I'hlean-I
' St. ,l,oiris Aiirt'rii;uaS:,-;iJ
Wlehlla Kalis, Texas' .-t r. ?' ft ' 1
' llalterles r-VatiKihb r. Priielt an. I
Severeid. t'ollins; Wheeler and Klteh-
KOMIS. r.a. It. H. IS.
l;tclK-Kler Internationals ....11 in 7
I ip.t roll Americans 21 I S 4
l-la I lories ' 'nliiiin; .lohnson, .Moore,
f'obb and ilasslor, Woodall; Tlerney.
.)ruke nnd lile, Warmaek.
Modern Dances
Every Saturday
jNight
at
REX HALL
Good Music, Good Floor
Good Time
D. S. STEWARD,
Manager
DrKING'S NewDismery
3
Halt UNow-not later!
a .......1 r,;tt!M A drv. irri-
tatcil feeling in the thruatl
Ir.ible s fomint't Nip it no,
lale I'r. Kind's New Dlsrovcrv,
the ilrrtulalile Umily remedy,
prored eftcctive furijvcrS'Mratf,
!spoE"BRiisi
mn.w. i:r.iN
Hy AtuociiiUMt 1'ress)
Sjih h'raneiweo Uasebull: ("hiea.o
vs. San KnnrlHcu.
i Albuiiut'i'MUt' Trui' k: New 'Mexko
vs. Nebraska.
I'alu -Uo Ihisehafl : rntverslty tl
.Southern California s. Stun lord.
WOMKN To ii.wk MM-i
' - -itl!HK" ELIGIBLE
Illy Ass.M'lalril Puss)
CINCINNATI The controversy
l,'vor tl,a eligibility of Pitcher "Rube"
I '"'nton has been ilcfinitely settled
coiuraci sij-neu wiui me v.in
cinnati Natioonals and has been for
warded to President Heydlei.
RING WAR DKCLAKEI) ,
(Ily AssneiiiU'il I'ressJ
NEW YOUK-Tlie New York stale
athletic comniissio.i "declared war"
wool hi:.i.s ci.osr.D
IIKl'I'.N'Klt, Mar. 2S. .1. A. I'onl:
olf Porthilld t iital W. W. Sim-ail, pi;
'H.'iiroter.! ' ' i-i'ole.sontiiiH: . Ito'ltn'tv'i'ir
ones J)nnaUI or-llonlon, liouirlit
l""u,Us wuo1
, ,,.,. ,!,, ,,:1)n,. 4 .,.,., for
nven.ge clips tl, 12, ecus for select
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and
GARDEN
TOOLS
I RAKES
HOES
! FORKS
. SPAI)IN(J FORKS
! SPADES
SHOVELS
j Ore. Hdw. &
i Imp. Co.
rti.f llif trrtiib1rnm
fluwolrnucou cease. The throat
frcls easier the couh is altavl.
Ytu feel brighter and Vfiher.
ftrl Dr. Kina N w D.koh ftom
:ty liritifK'M and l'f- oplt.at t.;d now.
mmr
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H. 11. K. ' Isiiauwiinniiitiiuiiiitinrniyllvnitn nnitWCT I
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LI Is FIKPO WIN'S
i FUOM JIM HIBAfiD!,',, eonmih-sion and sport--j
i jmeOH asoriutimiH. liinlH from tin :
vpur A'i .ui i . on T A. ''loeks ha vi inndo themNelvoM nl home
eiFhpo, Sou'lh African y- ehleke,, l hovphiI in
i weight, iukI conqueror of Hilt Uren-j ' '
nan. won the decision over Jim Hib-i ,,,,s v,i,, M lmlehl thro
bard of Buffalo, in a four-round ex-
jhihition bout for the benefit" of the
Ameiican committee for ticvastateil
V.....,.. U' I.... :,kf
oided improvement in boxinjr. Al -
though the boxers wore eiuht-ounce
gloves, Hibbanl, a newcomer in the!
heavyweight class, was badly bat
teied at the end of lhc bout. The
Argentinian did not uncork .the full
nower of his punches.
Jack Britton, former welterweight
champion, and JCIino Klores. Filipino
boxer, went through four rounds of
milling to a draw.
Frunkie Genaro, American fly-j
wciglit o.iampion, won handily lrotu
Bobby Doyle of New York in their
four-round exhibition, while Johnny
Dundee, junior lightweight chainnion.
eaptui-ed the decision from Tony Vae
carrclli of New York in four frames.
Kiglit other bouts were held, all
staged under the direction of Miss
Anne I.Morgitn, chairman of the com
mittee. TRACK SQUAD SHOWS
PROMISE OF STRENGTH
Tin- I. -i O in ado lilh st'hool trac'
siiiid. which was called for praiv
lice .Mondav I'veninjr for t lie flrr.i
tiin( this yea i'.' is now n'tfularly work- -O
injr out oa-h ev,-nhir aftrr school im - .q
di-r he super vision of IS. I. Towl'er, 'o
during" tlit illness of A. V. l.inren. 0
eoarh. ; -Although Hi,. t 11 ril -out this i
Wi't-U lias nit been overly larjre. maitylo
of Ijimj- .wjuj-'h staiulhys and niany uev ;0
X-o.spi-ct.- an sliowhiK' up favorably,
Kivinc 'pi'diiiisi. of forming: a point
makuiir iiciicleus for thts year's (ea'M i
nf'tm nieiiii ahllily. An almost dou-
hh turnout, is eNpeetod ne.Nt week, as
maiiynvei'o unable tu artswer til,, fhsl
class but will next week.
I, i;;h t win Uonts. distance run uin if ; O
ami general enndillnniiKr work' s j2
practii-ally all that is beiu done ;i't O
present but williiu r. short time. lhoi
preliminary work will be I brown I
.-iKide ;1nd intensive pracllce will Im-
Kin.
Leghorn-Pheasant Is New
Game Bird In Montana
MIKKori.A, .Monl., .Mar. 29.-'-
new inline binl, the leiilioin-pheasaiil
wllieli lias alMieareil tills spriiiK on
several wi'storn .Montana fui'iiiN. wil
Ixeoni,, eoniinon In tills part of the
eoiintry within n. i'i-w yeai-s. sa
:apnitS!iicn wlio Imve rnllowi'il '.) Ii
new liri-eil WUi illleresl.
-'"Its iff t.'liinese piie.'isiilil iavo
Ladies
Hats
.Matin New, ' : , , i . ' : ' '
, Any Color , . . ; . . ( v.
Jio Not l-'ailo . '
Wat.-r Proof . ! ) ! !). .
Does Not. Wlfferf I1id,8li-itr.
Does Niit -Me.Ue. your Hat, Jiriivy. '''
fiver 1(10 folhrs' nhd Sliad.H' to
i'Iioosr Kroni.
'.'.Jliufe Your t Air P.ruslied ij
ut stiiall cost it the
UICIIAUIISON'S AltT & tJII-T SHOP
Name
and address on a
postcard or in a let
ter and we will mail
free and postpaid, a sample copy of
Popular Mechanics
MAGAZINE
ihe most wonderful mn en zinc pub
lished. 16Q pages and 400 picture!
every month, that will entertain
every member of the family.
It contain interesting and inMructiv'p arti
cles on the Home, Farm, Simp ;iik1 Orhce
tnenewest developiiieiiis in liadio. Avia
tion. Automobile and Garage, Each isnie
, contains so met li in a to interest everybody,
We do not employ subscript ion solicitors so.
you, will not be ured toMihscriue and vuih
are hot obligatinir yourti lf iit trip leuht in
3kinK lr a (r?e :Baniplft couv. We
tiadljrfi-rittrit Sij prspMiVe reliefs. ft
montti:fviji,any;n;''V,'lraIer or Stnd u
your';Subscrrpiion lor ne yeai
Popular Mechanics Company
200.2X4 K. Ontarto fttraat. CIIICAOO, ILL.
fapular Mechanic t bvttdtno ft dewud
tiliuitly to th pWutiiun of u
YOUR
EASTER
CLOTHES
Get good ones it pays
in the long run
, Tailored to Your
Individual
Style
Everything in Men's
Wear
The Toggery
Andrew lima.
been turned loose in vurloim parth of
i Ih.. t oiinirv within n iVw vcuin lv ,
' hybrid whleh Uaw every ovldoneo of
he nt; imoshoh iiciwcm mo leuhorm
.ami the Chinese ih a.santi, appeared.!
''IM... I.l,-.lu ll t t...i
Witli ihf. rapid broodim qualities of,
Mho loKhontH nnd (he Ihwh hy whieh
Kiiimt birds an pi-oit-eted. raptd tie- i
vehement of the fowl is an:loipalod.
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY'
M.illi.i. who tlua ih
linlili or lli.ir clilljuu,
liouid uivr ti wilbout
MI1IKIH 04'S SWLtr
romiiRsruu tsauHtN, .
'l'liir tuil tu Urr.k. up
t Crti.lt, Itellv. Kvrerlilto
ne, -VVorim. Coiivlliia.
tr.iik h.hk "''lac".. leililliic(
Don't arcvpl iimuri .nil stom.cii ,
ny Substitute. 'I riiulilei. r.l k,, MMtn
"H nmatut. Kvmolim. !
Aid halty. Trll.,-k.tvlHKK. A.Mr, '
THE MOTBKk tiKAV CO.. Lc ROV, N. Y. j"
Some girWi run about with every
Tom, Dick and Harry, and some con
centrate mi jack.
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THE HOME PLATE
Spalding Agents
: , i -
Tlulin l
GvMtr Cm
H rrM
THE features of
the new Good-
' year Cord Tire with ; (
. , the beveled All-
Weather Tread ore '..
features of exclu
sively Goodyear do-
. 1 sign and construe- .
tion semi-flat, " '
, beveled tread, im
proved rubber com-
. pound, heavier side
wall and reinforced
tread blocks. They
i result in more mile
age, smoother-running
and greater
economy.
Al Goojyear Scrvlew Station
Dcaltra Ufa icll biJ r.c.m.
ni.nit Cioodynnr Ti'tu imf
beck thtm up with atundurd
Guoiijewr crtiiem
W. H. I50HNENKAMP
COMPANY
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g Rummy a Specially S
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Electrical
WIRING, REPAIRING, APPLIANCES
and
SUPPLIES
H & S Electric
Amenta for Edison Mazda Lamps
10T, Depot St. Phone H93-W
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1 Easter Egg Dyes
ALL KINDS
FIVE CENTS A PACKAGE
s
Red Cross Drug Store
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MEAT SELECTIONS
Can always be made to your entire satisfac
tion at one of our markets.
We carry only carefully selected meat3 at
the right prices.
The Crescent Meat Co., Inc.
WWW I . ill
Hast e r
c i
I 111 Ml I
Everything
Corrcet tliis senteni'P
no; I've quit smokiii
to come."
"Tliiuilt you,
Tor nil time
Clear skint-
-poisonous wutt nmpvnl!
Dr. K1NCS PILLS j
. , , -for conslipolton ; . ,1
I :
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! ,., Ir. ItJarly '.Gai-dencrs
!''i'.'.i'.."''i '.Wb Carry " t
j Ferry's
I Seeds
5 Time To Think About It
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1 dOllIU 11 O . . . . '
Everything that is fashionable in women's appar
el for Easter may he chosen from our complete as
sortments at lowest prices.
Eastcif Coats, $12.50 to $97.50
Easter Suits, $27.50 to $87.50 -Easter
Dresses, $15.00"to"$75.00
Easter Blouses,'$4.75 to $22.50
, Easter Hats, $5.00 to $20.00
New.
The Last Word in Correct Style.
LA GRANDE
. Alk.Kltida .aiaohltwpw-rttitotmnjtlMrnrt' n-r
i OVcrhOllllt Mil ltllIUM....aaaa.
'. " ' ''' Acetyierto Wlillni; of All Klmla
' 11 CyflnuVr 'Hol-iiiif ami Overslso l'lqtonav
' Crankshtirtft, Pinroim'niul IMston Pins lit-grotlm!
', (lire I'm Trnil
I D hTZGERALD Prop.
NOTfCE
" ' Counliy Club Members
Annual Meeting Election of Seven Directors ,
Club House, Monday, Api il 2,8 P.M.
N. W. FREES, Secretary. ,
j;P "
Ml
- ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
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We have , made a , pro-
' found fitudy' of' fnontniient
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
Blue Mountain Marble &
Granite Company
I. VH! S' Ave., I.n tirntnle, f)ii'!toii
i:
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To Have and To Hold
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory operation of motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
For your convenience we also carry a full
lino of connecting rod and crankshaft hearings.
Leighton's 'Welding &
Machine Works
La Grande, Oregon
I itrrmtmimtinnrtttmtartrmttnu:tmttttiin!rrinitnntma
IRON WORKS
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ill nooiii'ir'tii 7.i('
fa I'iain;; .f.M.i
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