La Grande evening observer., April 12, 1923, Image 3

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THE T A
GRANDE . EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
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Oakland -I 4 i' ' TNK Or -0IMi:RCIAl. .MIMlirm lonUlnlni; a hrurior ratio
iu, 1.. ., . ..... llltrll.lllt
rortiuml 2 r. ,2s;
r; j.;ii. ni hiisinnsM m:m, Tho plt
w:sm ;ient to i)k Biiuio warden with
MM f $'.it(i for PorhPH and $l.oi
tir lie ntan who NUinned t( untiimt
with nil offer of Jti.tm for tin1 pelt.
t; line Warden Jakways rvperts to
leuli u lurr Mim liy Jfllitif fh
pelt at lilit annual ttprlnr niietlon . oi
stilus conrmeutod h having beeri tl-li-Kaily
trapped. , ; -.
A Want Ad Will Ho It.
JUN!QR5WINBY
1 nnmT nmnniii
1 ruiKi ivianb n
. rnirgroun.ls at S: Si; o'clock. Utilo :s
iknowii or tho. slivnKth of. tho Mur
Oon and Whllo .irum but uerordlnc
ito reports, tlicv ' hnvo an asuri'ir.i
jtlon that will Rive the local boys a.
j .toiiRh battle, especially In the jumps
anil neui events. I.u tiramlo Is Klv
:en a con.siderahle edsc in the HpriatH.
' Tho eutrtea hi- thu various events
jhave not been selected as yet but
Interclass Meet Decided ByiSl'T f .tTmcS.r mi
Relay; Seniors are Ousted yes"'r'iliy 'ernoon. cmin race.
Pnm Tnn T),, T,,: . ,1-unson, Lynch, on their showllli,- yea-
rni 1 . 1 " Llitiui o , terday. are expecte,! to bo a slronu
The Final Score was Jun-st"niblin,f Moi'k to ,,,c .invaders nnu
lni'o (J0i, ci i"10 reinalnder of the lilue and White
, JUItj uo, pernors 01. tenm Is cxpecteil to kuIu a tsood
- . , . ;nuniber of points. Jncobson uryl
' In Alio ot, tho most interesting in- jt'"erman In the . distances look
terclass track meets that have been if001'. "oker, Itay. Smith and Funk
held for several yearn here, the Jnu- !ln ,no J'nPs should take u goodly
ior class yesterday emerged vtetoin' nu,"ber o( Points.
by a margin of but one point. The Tn0 while confident of win
final seoip stood as follows: Juniors ,1,nK" are expected to huvo to work
BS. Seniors 117. Sonhomores 11 L'reoh. i'or every point earned anil know that
I'At'll'lO COAST I.IAi;ri
Senators Shin Out Kcnit te
ll, ft
Seattle a 6
Sacramento 6 8 1
Hattcrles William, tircRir and Yar
yan; Prouirh ud Koelllcr,
men S,
Throughout the meet both the up.
per cihsjcs ran hock and neck in tho
scoring, the Juniors taklnir an. early
..1 "..fntinlne- It until about
Iho midpoint, when the Seniors went
uetoro the relay the
Seniors led by four points, but lost
the meet by losing the: last event, .
, Considerable strength was shown
by several of this year's men. Itr
son, 1 nthe high hurdles and Price
In the 220-yard dash, made the best
the jneet"'will be no set-up.
Bairie Loses
Hug 4iairfe was knocked out In the
second round of a scheduled ten
round main event at Aberdeen.
Wash., lust evening v Ted Krachc.
tho Hoqulatu lOKer, accordlmr to
telephonic communications wIlii tim
piuiioiuoiuu unie in tne tracK events , wasmngton cay hist evening.
ami I irson, winner of tlio ilisctw,
loomed up with thu beat dlstinco
uniotiK ihc field event.s, proportion
ally.. 1 mrson lliuh INiint Man
Tijro Uu-Hon, Kenloi-, was liiKh
point mini of the duy with a total
of 34, over halt" of the total number
Hcored hy .thq Senior. lie placed
first in-the HHt-yard dash, the
hl:h hurdlOH, tli0 USD yanl low hur
dles, the shot put and the discus and
, took ficcoml in the broad Jump, the t
l!20-(vuid dash and tlie.-javelin. Trice,
. winner of the 4-to-yard diish, the
2to-ya:-d d mh and tho Javelin, was
second with a total 19 1-4. 'Lynch
.Vwnn third lihrh point man with 15 3-4
('aptain lark Price showed up ex
ceptionally well In tho wprlnts yester
day, losing the luo-ytml . dash by a
half foot, winning the 220-yard ilash
over Larson, the favorite, and ukuIii
Further detills
not I'oceived.
of the flKht were
Vernon sluxs Angels,
Los Anffeies .., U
Vernon 4
Hatleries .ion oh, Wallace and Hald-lpowdered
wlp. Uallyr .Muy und Jlannah.
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12
Spniintfly and often.-. Is the best
motto to iMitiK np In connection with
ihe uso of commercial fertilisserH, par
tieuliu ly those strotiK in nitrogen.
lipht HpiinkltnffH hood In every two
weeks will provo more effective tha'i
ej heavier dressings which furbish tnore
iuuii in un (iii: iiuiiis run nnu.
Nitrate of soda, one of the most
effective tint) quickest nclinf? fcrtlH
jteis, should he used very sparingly
at each application, H should not
10. itonch tho leaves of the ilants, as it
tt'Will burn them. It is best applied
when the soil is moist. It should bo
finely ' by smashing the
lumps hetoro It is distributed over
the surface of tho soil.' It is thu
rent encourager of plant growth imd
O.jin the early spring is very effective
Seals Hlls Avoided.
It.
San Francisco 4 12 2 on asuaruirns beds.
Oakland 5 9, 2) lon0 meal Is u Blow a'ctingoriil-
Ilatterles Hodge. , Mitchell, Mo-jizcr and one of tho mo.$l permanent.
Weenoy and Aynew; Kly. WeMs and Rome of Its fertilizing property
Mix tares containing a heavier
of nltroKCii . ate better for
growth.
! While It l wasteful to burn leaves
'and vegetable rubbish in the spring
or fall when It might tic composted,
some of P. such as coriiHtalks, as
paragus tops, pea ji ud hewn vines are
ao coarse (hat then- l:ii!itegrulUu
tnkt.i a long time. If these. art. burn
ed the ushey should tie s;ived 1 and
aproad over thu garden as they con-
iain valuable lerliliz'.ng content in j
i no w:iy til pi.iiiM,. vooi ahes are
especially valuable in polush and till
available slioi:ld be spread over tho
garden.
Raker.
I lees Win St dim (Jnnie. .
It. II. K
l'ortland 8 7
Salt Uike 4 15 :
( 1 2 innings.)
Hattcries lckert and Hylcr; Coum
be. Gould and I'eters. Allfinson.
NEW BASKETBALL
RULING IS MADE
(ly Associated Iresa
rs'LW UJHK, Apr. 12. New rules
governing basketball, the most import
ant one eliminating the nneeiu!!zed
foul shooting, were minuted Wednes
day at a moeltiig of the joint basket
ball rules committee," "attended by
representatives of the Amateur Ath
letic union, the National 'Collegiate
Athletic association und the Young
.Men's Christian Association.
The rule affecting the specialized
foul shooter prescribed that when
personal foul is called against a play-
heating I jt-son in the final quarter of I"1" th( mun "Kainst whom the foul Is
the half mile relay. called must take the free throw.
A summary of the events and the Technical fouls are to be shot by
winners in order of their placing, is funv member of the team.
us follows; first placP counting five j During the past season when a per-
points, second three, third two and fonal foul was committed within the
fourth one: goal zone, two fouls were called re-
1 Oo-yard dash I .arson. Price, Jac- gardless of whether tho man had pos
ohson. Lynch. jHession of the ball. The new rtm
JJro.id jump Lynch, Iarson, Class, "tntes that two free throws will only
niokland. jbe granted when the player has the
Mile run Zimmerman. Garrick, tball in hla possession within the goal
I'AiniocK ;oi;s AititOAi).
(By Associated Tress)
rARAMIiNA. Calif.. Apr. 12. Chas.
(Paddock started Wednseday for Par
ts to compete In the vorld. intercol
legiate games nest month. His fare
well words.. to his mother as he board
ed the tridn-were u promise to do his
best at tlu meet.
This s my last piurtlclpation in in
tercollegiate races," Paddock saidi to. o
newspapermen, "After it Is over5, l!0
will throw my shoes In the Kelne, I nni,.
in excellent , condition,, never felt bel-;0
ter In my II Co and I will put everything . o
I -have in me, In tin last effort." 1 j
. Paddock, who expects to continue ;'o
racing, even though he cannot again O
compete In college, games, .made I'I-'-iq
first, world's record in 1010. o
He expects to return in July. 0
WILSON TO MF.KT (iltF.lt. o
NKW YOHK, Apr. 12. Steps to lift O
the suspension of Johnny Wilson by d
the New York athletic commission o
were taken Wednesday when thv g
world's middleweight champ agreed to n
defend his title against Harry Clreb. , o
Wilson was suspended IS months ago w
when he failed to meet llreb after Q
having signed articles for a champion
j utilized quickly but as It remains l:i
(the ground and decays it furnishes a
;coustant supply for at least a year
!It cannot harm the plants and Is ono
of tho safest-and best of tho com
mercial types of fertilhier- to use.
Iialanced fertilizers uro do-scribed
by a t'oile consisting of threo num
bers separated by hyphens, such as
for example, a-1 1-1. and 8-S-4. The
first number Is the percentage of
nitrogen or ammonia contained In
iho mixture; the second, the percent
age of phosphorus, and the third the
percentage of phosphate. These arc.
the three chlet elements of fertiliser.
UAIMIOAI) IS Hi:Ai l THAI
( tly Associated Press)
MI-7LKNA, Mont., April 12. Slaf
Claim! Va.-den Jatiwuys has the peb
of a beaver di-eapiYiled in mineral
county by a Chlrago. .Milwaukee and
St. Paul railroad train. The animal
wan row;! by a boy. Mike Forhe.
who look t ito.ss Hargrave. a St.
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THE HOME PLATE
Spalding Agents
Jncpbson, T. C. Mcl lonald.
Pole vault--Smlth. Lynch and
Kunk (fled for second), Kerr.
ltd -yard high .hurdles lirson.
Lynch O'Connell, Williams. '
44u-yard dash Price. Stotnbeck,
Rmjli, Motcalf.
Itigh jump Poker' and Hay (tied
for first). Zimmernnn, Williams.
22i-yard low hurdles Larson,
Lynch, Williams, Smith.
Knot put liaison, Hinulz. Stein
beck, Coker.
S80-yard run Jacobson. T. C. Mc
Donald, ZImmorman, Gcddes. v
Ulscus Larson, Coker, Stager,
Kettz. t'
2t0--iifd dish Price, Tjirson,
Pmntz, ' Huckman.
Javelin Price, Larson, ; Htimmclt:
Staler. '.
Holay Won by Junior team com-
slsting of Jacobson, Williams, Lynch
and Price..
zone, or when the player. 1s In the act
of shooting for a basket outside of th
goal zpn. ' ', ' . !
it FLU. c?s. ''V
h MILK )
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Rummy a Specialty
sliip.tnateh.
j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Quart of Water
Cleans Kidneys
Take a Little Salts If Your Back
. Hurts, 'or Bladder is
Troubling You i
Union to Meet
Blues Saturday
Ko ipari or woman can make a mis
take by flushing the kidneys occasion
ally, says a well-known authority. Hat
ing too much rich food creates acids,
which excite the kidneys. They become
"overworked lrom the strain, Ret slug
Tgish "and fail to filter the waste and
poisons from the blood. Then we get
i bick. Rheumatism,' headaches, liver
trouble, nervousness, dizziness, sleep
lessness and urinary disorders often
come from slutrcish kidneys.
j inc uiuiiiciii tiu fcii tx unit at. in.- in jo
i lie itiuni ui yuii i uiitt ii tit t, ui ii w
With the Intcrcln., moot but his- "e .'s clo,"dV. offensive, full of
tory no thr track team Is propar- !scd'm.cn "f PassaRC or at-
lnK for the first In terse holasllc I WW by a Scnsf 0'! f f a,d""v bc,K1"
..n ot of tl- year with I'nlon, to bo ; d.ri,,k,nf f I"31 of nter eael day,
hc-1.1 here Halnrdav afternoon at tho ?'S0 Set ab?l't f"r "n,CC5 . I? "
- from any pharmacy; take a taolespoon-
! ful in a class of water before breakfast.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ;and in a few days your kidneys may act
( o hne. .
,i 'This famous salts is made from the
nihiT A r WaV', X1 ' Iho lamous salts is made lrom me
i tall IlilvlALi lAy ' ,,,5 acidiof praridf' and .lfin"n. )"ice, com,
: 1 v --. ;ttb('u;ltCb)tnteenU(ed
MAIN 580
years
PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight Call
HERMAN'S
I 134 J
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo lcia-n "amine yur fcidnc:s at
twice a year.
to1 flu?h and stimulate the
kidneys; also to help neutralize the
acids in the system, so they no longer
" cause irritation, thus otten relieving
o bladder weakness
O Jad Salts is inexpensive : makes a
delightful effervescent Htliia-water drink
q' winch everyone should take now and
o:thcn to help keep the kidneys clean
O and active and the blood pure, thereby
often avoiding serious kidney complica
tions., ny ail means nave your pnyM-
icait
2 '; o
,o gFCaMiSi CfJielriiaik g' p
tew-'r.- 5 "s . 1 1
s- mm-, mi ""f"!
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IS mM3 Particular customers tell f 2 U
ig qgSPW' us we have the best Ice , g 8
g nn. Cream in La Grande. g
I ?T0k: ' try it ;
L ; gi
i .fftltt The Palace g
g
g ' 1 X . 2
i
Effective aKd'Plcasant to TaKe"
is valuable hoth iih an anti-aeld pre
paration for ni-utralixlntr n disordel t d
condition In the Mtomaeh. and as
A HIM) I.AXATIVK
safe and reliable for younj; nnd old
alike.
V roeonunt'nd Kfxnll Milk of Mas
ncsia for the rWicf of ln-arthurn, eon
8tlpatlon, tndlKctlon. dyspi-psla. sour
stonuu'h, and flutuh-nre wht-n eaiiHCMl
by exeosslv( aeid.ty end frrmentalion
In I In- f nnuieh.
This in'rimrntion is or full siivnth
rij I nnd purlly. uIiiuhi tnstWcss, anil ph s-
ftnt to Hike. '
Glass Drug i;;.
Oxfords
For Early
Summer
which emphasize effective combinations of color or
leathers.
In this season's footwear combinations are every
where evident, and nowhere is this style note more
pleasingly developed than in the two-tone oxfords.
When you see them you'll agree that their jaunty air
will add much to your out-door costumes.
The Bootery Inc.
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
G ROVER SMITH, Mgr.
IT IS THE THINGS HIDDEN
AWAY IN THE MOTOR, THE
TRANSMISSION, AND THE
REAR AXLE, WHICH AC
COUNT FOR THE EXTREME
LY LOW UPKEEP COST, AND
THE..LO N G.. L I F E. F O R
WHICH THE HUPMOlilLE IS
NOTED. COME IN AND
LEARN WHAT THESE "HID
DEN THINGS" ARE.
Harley D. Smith
Coiner Jefferson & Hemlock
1
nere are
Jood cooks
who just happen so
by guess, and some who are
so because of mental effort
and good judgment. To
the latter class belong the
women who choose wisely,
and for a reason. You'll
find this class using Crescent
Baking Powder because it
iis a scientific product made
. ' to stand every kitchen test.
And it's economical. Wom
en of the West have proven
thl9 by many years' test.
At all grocers
Crescent Moiiufactur'g Company
Semile, WGahiiigton
Orescent
Bakins! Powder
Raises VS6
Dough IgSZ?" I
Newest Appeara! tor
Spring
Jsevv Silk Sw eaters and Sweater Suits
This is the day of sweaters. . Serviceable,
bright, of unusual styling, mannish coats' or slip
on models.
$5.50 to $39.50 : .
Smart New Vanity Bags in Leather' t
Priced, $7.50 to $8.50
With large mirror and coin purse. In Black,
Brown and Gray.
Attractive New Gingham Dresses
. , $1.75 to $12.50 .. :;'
In combinations of Voile and Ginghams and
combinations of Organdie and Gingham. A very
desirable assortment. . :. :'
Full Fashioned Ribbon Backed Hose
Priced at $2.25 ; . ' ''":L",
Full fashioned ribbon back chiffon hose,
priced at $3.25. Black, Beige, Otter and Brown,;
in all sizes. ; . , . r.i
New Skirts for Sport Wear ; ' .
in basket weave, new plaids; imported stripes, to
be worn with your sweater. . ,
Priced, $7.50 to $16.50
Exchang
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Heaters at Price to Suit the Pocketbook .
y ' ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jeffenmo
IB
am
ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
: We have made ' ,aj pro- j
found study of monument '
:' building, and' an order'-
placed in our hands is sure
to receive faithful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish 7 -j ,
Estimates iillIPSIililllllllliiililllllill
Blue Mountain Marble &
Granite Company
I .VIS S Ave., T,n (irnncle, Oreson
IFTS THAT LAST
THE WIVES OF KING TUT and their Jewelry
We have heard much of King Tut but, so far, veiy little of his wives.
Indeed, the wives of King Tut never had the opportunity of the well
dressed lady of today the opportunity to secure Diamonds, Wrist Watches,
Bar Finn, Finger Rings and all kinds of Beautiful Jewelry, which are now
within the reach of all, at
J. H. PEARE & SON
La Grande's Leading Jeweler
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