La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 10, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, .April 10. 1023. TITE 17 v GRANDE EVENING GBSERYEK PAGE TI1REE JSKMiiiiiiiM UU1ER MARKET Tennis Club Expects Big Playing Year GLASS TRACK aiEET SETTLED T "i i m JU-Sl ueiwre ine vjuserver went xo .La Urancle lenniS . LlU D press, announcement was received Plnn? Minv TmivnnmpntQ ro mtne '"K" school that the inter iians many louinaments eam track meat would e hold to Improved. Consl.ternlile nithuslism ts bein.f niantfcstci in tennis this sonson niul present imliruttons point that the net flume will ln one of the major sports In I41 Grande this year. Tho l,u (irumle Tennis club Tins just completed renovating- rind clean ing up thP renient tennis courts near tho hospital ami liavo also ronovated the lockers, Installed .new nets and made many other Improvement?. They have decided to open their ranks to all who desire membership, season's piny rate now being $! for seniors, and $3 for juniors utyl ladies Tennis was started in l.a (irnndo this season almost as soon ns the weather conditions would permit and the courts are being used consider ably already. Tlie J.a Grande Tennis club is planning to hold several tournament!! inter in the season and the Y. M. ( A. annual tennis tour nament will also be held, giving tho players plenty to look forward to. Tho increasing interest in the sport in commendable. Tennis, a sport that lias only come bark into its own recently, Is'one of the cleanest, most beneflelal games in tho lists of sporty do in today and much credit is duo the l.a Grande Tennis club and the Y. M. ('. A. authorities for their work In fostering tenuis here. All who wish to join tho club may communicate with Charles ltlngncr at Joels grocery. Courts morrow afternoon at the fairgrounds at threp ocloek. A largo crowd is expected to he present as this is trie tirst chance to get a line on the strength of the track team this year. i SPORT BRIEFS i Los Angeles Gets Olympiad By Associated Prosa) ROM E, April Hi. The Olympic games for l!i32 have been awarded to I.os Angeles, Calif. This iHt0 was the first available for the' Cnited States because the 1924 games must go to Paris ami the 1928 games go to Amsterdam. The award was made by the Inter national Olympic, committee. Tho American claim for the next ' available award for the games was presented to the committee by Wil liam May Garland of Los Angeles, one of tho American members of tho committee. "The United States thinks she has u right td next available, games 1 if cause, we nro one of the great athletic countries of the world" IVI r. Garland said. Itll.l.IAltl) WlX.MHtS XAMi:t MILWAUKEE, April Hi. The' winners of the first four prizes in the national championship interstate three-cushion billiard league are Johnny I-ayton, St. Louis, national champion; liob Cannefax, New York, fornw'r champion; Tiff I teuton, Kan sas City, and Olto ft. .Hoist-It, Penn sylvania, it was announced here Mon day by officials of tho league. t'heso players -will strive for the world's championship. They will play a complete tournament in each of four cities -they represent for tho world's '.hree-ciiidilon billiard cham pionship. The first game will be played at St. Louis April 16.' sua siik-nti:pk ARTS, April in. liuttling Slid sidestepped troublo with the law Monday when a charge against him of aiisault with intent to cause bod ily Injury was withdrawn' by the eoniplainant. a waiter, .who Sikt knocked out In a M out M a rt :o res taurunt several night ago. CAUPKNTir.It TO FIGHT PAKISY April 10. Georges Car pentier and Marcel Nilles have sign ed articles for a bout on May Hi. Nilles claims the Kronen heavyweight crown. ACTIVE, STRONG A marked tp'lekening in mail de mand for lumber during tho last week of March is reported by dia: tributors, and these look forward to a steady expunslou of business dur ing this month says tlie Amei U-un Lumberman. Chicigu. a hlg volume of spring building seems asMired for nearly ail the cities, and dealers are taking a lively Interest in the mar ket with a view to seeming their re quirements iih u'llclily as they can as certain how great they will he. The outlook lor sluing In the country dis tricts is less favorable, hut by no means discouraging. Farmers are not likely to undertake any extensive repair or construction work before they have been assured of fair crops and fair prices for them. It is gen erally felt, however, that should I hey tohtain these they will spend consid erable money on Improvements dur ing the later months of tho year. The lumber market as a wholo Is i a i active and strong. The weak spot.-t , created in the southern pine market i by the recent heavy output of transit i ears have practically disappeared, as j Ihese cars are being steadily picked ; up by buyers taking advantage of tho '-comparatively cheap prlc been offered but appeai-iug in face of the slowly steadily Nirt'iiKthenltig demand. The hardwood 'industry, in both north nud south. Is operating Vt or cloS(, to capacity. Hains have made logging In . some southern sections difficult, but the mills are well sup ldted with logs Hiid are cutting stead ily. However, if woods conditions do do ImpruVfn soon, curtailment because of depleted log supplies will become inevitable. I leinand for hardwoods remains strong,, and green lumber Is moving freely where dry stock can not be obtained. TO IKH,I SWIMMING MUirP COKVAI.LIS. .April 10. A swim ming meet will be held April 1-4 be tween (he O. A. C, team and tho University of Oregon swimmers. This will be tho second meet of the sea son, Wio f list one having been held at Corvallls. The sumo evening the o. A. C, rortk. team will competo with the Oregon frosh. The com petitive diving contests, tho fifl. Inn, ami 220 yard fiwhus and the relays will be the main events of tho meet. SAILORS KKAD LONDON, BKAC1I (Ity Associated Press) SAN KltANCISUO, Calif.. Apr. 10. lack London and Rex Heach are sailors' favorite author, according to Chaplain Howard of the Seamen's Church Institute here, which is in stalling libraries of hooks and maga zines on all vessels of the Alaska Packers Fleet, soon to .sail for the salmon fishing grounds. The Seamen's institute is a bene ficiary of tho local community chest. Persons with overcrowded libraries are invited to send their surplu volumes to the institute. A girl need not leap from a strang er's automobile to protect her honor. A much easier way is to stay out nf the automobile. ?$'5t'vicc rig' which they have uoxr.it ih-'ao PHILADELPHIA. April in. Ar thur ("handlers, 7li, one time cham pion lightweight boxer of the world, died here Sunday night, lie won the lightweight title from Johnny 'lark hi a I'tti-romid fight. at o Tho 1 ? other stucks held by wholesalers Is largely responsible for the drop In mill bookings which has been notice able lately. The ixmthern pine mills meanwhile have made some progress: is catching up with old orders, and some improvement in stocks hn.i also occurred. Shipments in the south, of both southern pine and hardwoods, also still hampered by lack of box ears, bil (be supply ap pears to b0 slowly increasing. I'll o market on the west coast con tinues cry strong. Production. though above normal. Is still exceed ed slightly by bookings, and heavily by shipments. All tb0 other soft woods occupy a favorable position, and weakness Is in most eases dis- OOOOOOOOOOOOOO0600OOOOOOOC THE HOME PLATE o Spalding Agents iiohsi:ma iik.s KliltT MY KltH. Kla., April 10. Col. Gustos Woodford, a god 74, well known turfman and race horse breed er, of Paris, Ky., died he-e Monday, i He' was the owner ' of "ltareland," said to be one of tlio largest stock f irms in Kentucky and was a for mer president of tho Kentucky Pac ing association. (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, April 10. Award of the Olympic games of 1932 to Los Angeles by the International Olym pic, committee Monday in Homo marka the final chapter of a vigor ous campaign by American athletic authorities, particularly those in California, to bring tho International l.ieet, to this country. Completing a grout new stadium and offering attractive inducements. 1 os Angeles Interests made a bid for tho 1 !IC4 games about a year ago, when it appeared Par's might relin ouish Its award because of difflcul t ies, and Los A n ge les then sough t th cam es for 1 928. The interna tional committee, meeting last June, j decided to accept Instead the bid of Amsterdam, Holland, cxplainii that a majority of nations felt eco nomic conditions would make it im possible for European competitors to finance an invasion of America. At .the same time, tho committee sanctioned an International meet at l.os Angeles lb September. 1982, to dedicate the California city's new. stadium. . . Tho ma? (ltvinnics wilt niiLvte- second- time the have' WetTheM this country. The third meet after the Olympic revival In 1S9K was held In St. bonis in 194, -when American competitors, with the advantage of contesting on their own soil, swept the field. tieoi'T ui:aiy mm axoi.kh.k (Hy Associated Press) SEATTLE, Wash., April 10. The anglers of Washington will find tho fishing season of 1923 the banner season of the slate's history, in the opinion of. J. Warren Kinney, state fisli and 'game supervisor, who an nounced that the state last year planted more fish than any other state In the country and more thn tiny other country in the world, with tho exception of tho United States. A total of 30, 000,000 trout fry liayo been , distributed In Washington streams this year. o t s wmtr r 11 HP ' I g-pijy Cream . I.. Sgp. ; . ' -: ' I mtM'Z ' r't'cul' customers tell g g . SyJy us we have the best Ice , g j x(lf'r'Wv Cream in La Grande. g s fWT TRYIT .' " siwiEV The Palace 2 o 2 o ,. o o o 0 2 o r 2 o . , , I I I o o 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Q O Reynolds and Zimmerman g Rummy a Specialty g O . ' O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Funeral Service Parlor, Licensed Embalmer, Ambulance Service. Phone Main 62. 1505 Fourth Street, La Grande, Oregon J. E. REYNOLDS C. E. ZIMMERMAN, . . Licensed Embalmer. Help Kidneys By Drinking More Water Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralize Irri tating Acids Union Interclass Track Meet Being Held Today UNION. April 0. Tho annual liiRh school Inlcrrlnss trnek nip"t la 1)0 Iiib linhl nt the Stoik Show Broun. Is lioro (his nflnrnoon. All rlnsswi linvn onteicit n team, but the ronoonsim of opinion wems to (five tho junior rliiaa a sliBht cilpe ovor lliolr oppos Imb teams, to omerge victors. .ioiinkox disitti: ci;Ti:u NEW VIIKK. April In. Kloyil Johnson. Iowa houvyweifrht. who Is matched to liox Jess Willaril at Iho Yankee stnillum on May 12. Monday was the central fiuure of n contro versy involving boxIriB commissions In throe states New York, New Jer sey and Massachusetts. Promoters In both ltoston and Jer sey City claim to havo the signature of Charley Cook. Johnson s manager, to contracts cnlllnff for the pugilist to meet l'"reil I'nlton. Minnesota plas terer, oil April IS. while udile.l com plications have arisen from the edict of William Mill. loon, chairman of the New York slate athletic commission barring Johnson from boxing anyone ' prior to the charity sh(v at the Yan kee stadium. This ruling was un plio.l ,o nil participants in the local event. Massachusetts boxing authorities have sought explanations from Cook and Muldonn. GARDEN TOOLS . '" HAKES' HOES SPADING FORKS SHOVELS -SPADES Better Merchandise for Less Money Melville's Hardware 1 12S 'Adams Ave. ' . '81 I OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I ! I Kidney and bladder irritations often result from acidity, says' a noted au- tjfe. ' -thoriW. . JliEi.kl.lucvj, help 'filter-thij ''1rH?4cia-; Wom"'llic'W(u''r3ittl' ikiss it on to the hlndder. where it may remain to irritate and inllaine, causiup; a buriiing, t scalding sensation, or setting up an irri- , talion at the neck of the bladder, oblig ing you to seek relief two or three times during the night. The sufferer in constant drcail ; the water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is very profuse; again, there is diffi culty in voiding it. Bladder weakness, most folks call it because they" can't control urination. While it is extremely annoying and sometimes very painful, this is often one of the most simple ailments to over- . crime, Benin .Iriliknu' lots of soft water. also get about four ounces of Jad Salts j from your pmnnacm anu mite a i.iuiv spoonful in a glass nf water liefore breakfast. Continue this for two or three clavs. This will help neutralize the acids in the sytcm so they no longer are a source nf irritation to the bladder and urinary organs, which then act nor mal again. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes anil lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used by thousands of folks who arc subject to urinary disorders caused by aciil irri tation. Jad Salts causes no bad effects whatever. Here von have a pleasant, efferves cent lithia-watcr drink which may qni.-kly relieve vnur bladder irritation. By all means have vnur phvsirian exam irV vo.ir VM-wi ::t least twice a yeor. Superior in Every Way "Earl & Wilson" Shirts and Collars Knox Hats $5.00 and $7.00 The Toggery And iTU-s Droa. Shoes Clothing ANY ONE! ANYWHERE!! ' ANY TIME!!! ; This is your opportunity ! Let us make your connections "for you. Home Independent Telephone Co. 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