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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1923)
Friday, .April 20, '1923. THE -LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSEKV1B PAUE THREE $yj C3 th? frs.fl tYU &i a f ! - . ij Baker-Blues l coast baseball I Meet Sat ii day S anrlsrrt iiinonto .. . .Salt l.nko Wrnoii Hcitlllo .. I'orllaiitl I.oh Anijnlos .... Oukluml W. ....1(1 .... !l Pet. .liii'I SPORT BRIEFS S . M;V iliiUV O I (. i A N I AT IO N (ity ASiHOclattHl Press) CMU'AIH), Apri liO. Toittutlv? pliitiN wfiv irniulaltM hovo WtHhir.H Jay lor ornauiiMhim of "a nutioniit irull" iiKi'-orlmion for' ptayiTs moiv, ilian 50 yours old.- lou which opomul lis first ariuial 'last ui-ht whcrt they si?t about to Re I'oiiv.'niiou Thursday vith riHlii'rmi'ii loot a slogan ami winnov of the $50 from :if staitis. , jot't'oied by the Utter o.'Kanv.mion, r I From nearly l;i(M HhiKana of in rod SUMS AN. HUNT FRtrrn.ESS jthe indues, IS. R, (..urney, Ltort liar- KAKICK. Apt. 0 Slopnns offerH j three thoy consiuVred the best. When j io ljuoHt flu kefs resources lulled, vt t uw uvt; "oartis nun last n!?tit to .w'ns hold, to sarpasu in sentiment tlit'tP'- oa the three they found none one few know about "Tho land of1 satisfactory and referred the whuh )le:ity"-aml were practically reject- nuiUot tnu-k lo the juiltftM. At iwo -o'clock tomorrow after noon, if 'lie wi-iitlinr in unythiiiK hut an ilisoKilVly prohibit ivo downpour, liie Miurhirs iMol will crack ami the Hprinic.ru of . linker anil .x IS rami,, hmh srhoolH will U-ave thr-ii inaikn fur ihe IhNt event in the pro. Krom of the ilay the J no yard dash. Tho two schools, friendly enemies for many iIcckIch, will aualn meet fit a dual contest to decide who I.s Kupreme an Ihe track and field at Iho l'ulij?ionnln Saturday afternoon. As mutton stand at present l.a Gi'ande , )i:tR tho edfo on -the Haker county scat hoys for the t ;-H ueuMon. Jllue and W'filte pridiron nrtiftts un-(niei-cifiilly drnbhod (he. linker hoys Va to li In the fall and. in 'the basket ball Heason, the two schools broko even, leavin.tr I .a Grande the margin. lJiker, known to luivo a strong team, is anxious to humble the local U.oh AiikcIcs I lees Detent At Vernon Salt I-ako Vernon J latteries HiiiKlet on, IPteiM; . Hhellcnback. tiilder- and liannah. ... (1 ... r' ... 4 Hue 7 !l S 10 jj.Vl VIX'ill1 Ht'SSAN THltOWV AW H I WIWll'Kti, April 2U. Jack 'I'ay. . r :t s ilor of Winnipeg, I'nnndlan lieavy .lii t ! weight cliain plon wrest lei:, threw i,4oa , Vessif ' Hussan, Turkish wrestler of .:!.X4 j 'hi'cago,- in two falls, tit one hero . s Ti I WednoKduy, night. II. II, ',, !J t:t i 2 4 Mc ';ibe aiul lteav'rs Af 1'ortlainl Ran Vrauciseo l'ortland Ualteries Gcirv and eren:: and Jlvler. (o Seals ii. 1 glH-W Indhiiis Trim Anjfel. At Kcatlle . jt. the thai athletes and needless to say. home boys, tiro anxious that doesn't happen. Fourteen events Is on tho schedule for tomorrow. Tho Hut. with l-a Grande's expected point goiters, is as ( .follows: ' too yird .dash Larson, Price, .In cobson. Polo vault Smith, J y noli, l-'nnk, Korr. Mile Zimmerman and Gai'rlck. ' ' Hroa Jump Larson and Lynch. J ti yard high hurdles Larson and Lynch, 44o ynrd dash Price, Ktoinbock. arotenlf, J ligii .lump JClm merman, Coker. I' 20 yard dasli J'rice, Hmntz. Hhotput Larson, Kmutz, Stein beck. lall' mile Jacobson. Discus Larson, (,'oker. 220 low hurdles Lynch and Lar son. Javelin Larson, Price, anil Rta fe'er. itehiy Tcnm unpicked.' In addition to tho above men, who wef'e picked on their showing In the I'nion-L'L (irande meet as prosiicc tive. point-getters, several others will bo entered in each event, and many of the "dark horses" are expected o add several scores to thS BlueS ii tal. Seattle .. 1 Ualteries Lyons, Thomas Pa ly ; J aeobs and Y a rya n. II. K. 0 0 S 1 1 -ev . a i and Senatoi'K .Nusr Out Oaks At Oakiand li. II.. K. Sacramento .. 2 S) 2 Oakhind .' 2 It ; 2 (10 Innings.) Hat tones- Kittcry and Koehlor; Mnichlo, Arlctt and linker. Add signs of springFashion ex perts suy the bustle is coming back, or going hack, perhaps. mm: i, i:ta n pinni-:i t'llli'AHO, April 20. A plan of band in l,ooii,uini sportsmen togeth er fin- the preservation of annua), fowl and aco. untie life was ihe aim of the litaafv Walton league of Amor- ed by the directors of both the chain-1 her of coninierce and Kiwants club A Want Ad Will Hi fl. ' o CIGARETTES GENUINE StM "Bull" DURHAM TOBACCO Union Enters f Ball League riasebnll faiarft oboe more wear ing a smile of Vider hue. This morn ing word was rec'ivMl that Pnion, , who for a while was practically unde eided whether to, enti'r the propose- La Grande, Ha iter, t'nton. Cove league, had at last consented to put a team in the field and outer tho four-team league. Definite announcement of the schedules, rules of play and other mat ters will le made, at a later date. Ac cording lo present plans, however, La Grande will open, the season against the gneen rity rolts the first Sunday in May. LA GRANDE VOLLEY BALL TEAMS MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP BAKER La Grande volley ball teams, both first nml second nirureEfitions, de feated two stiong Baker organiza tions last eveninft in the local Y. M. (I. A. The first team won three out of four games, the scores reading 15, 11; 15, 7; 15, 9; and 15. 7, and the second teams winning two out of three. 15, 6; 15, !); and 15, 8. Plaving under handicaps the Queen City team? fought gamely to the end. the local teams playinc excellent ball despite the fact that they had never appeared together before as a team- Following tlib games the men were served a hot lunch, Mrs. F. L. Mey ers, 3Irs. Turner, Mrs. W. C. Ross, Mrs. Carl Helm and Mrs. A. E. Pryke ncting as' hostesses, before returning to Baker. ., The lineups were: First team, Cecd Bolton, Dr. Ray Murphy, Earl Stod daid, Klmer Stoddard, F. L. Meyers and Charles Harding, La Grande. Messrs. Hison, Mount, Holliday, Smith, Brown and Doe, Baker. G. L. I.arison refereed. Indigestion anil Constipation. "Prior to using Chamberlain's Tab lets, I suffered dreadfully from in digestion. Nothing I ate agreed with me and I lost flesh and ran down in health. Chamberlain's Tablets strengthened my digestion and cured me of constipation," writes Mrs. George Stroup, Solvay, N. Y. Adv. Day txifrV ( A splendid recording of Grieg's , Peer Gynt Suite: inat 1 -"Morning" Part III ' -"Anitra's Dance" Brattswick Record No. 2407 Ployed by Ihe CAPITOL GRAND ORCHESTRA ' Era , Rape6, Con Juctor Conceded by many critics to be the finest symphony orchestra in any theatre in the world. A strikinu example of the fidelity of Brunswick recording. Brunswick Records play on any phonograph. 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ORSERVER WANT AD TRY AN Grocery PHONE MAIN SO 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 o o o o O ' .' .. o I offer for sale the business property on the corner of Adams and Fir, known as the Grande Ronde Valley Hotel. Scaled bids will be receiv ed at my office at 10:00 a. m., April 21th, 1923. . J. R. OKver, Executor I O O O o o - . O O O Notion s TOOTH BRUSHES , ,15c and 25c TOOTH PASTE - 15c nnd 25c HAND LOTION 15c HANDY CiaV SHAVING STICK 39c WRITING TABLETS. 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c PENCIL TABLETS, 1 for , 15c VASELINE, Sc; 2 for 15c TOILET WATER 15c PAGE'S COLD CREAM ... 5(c TAPE LINE .....10n AUTOMATIC BACHELOR BUTTON, ti- box 10c Andrew's Variety Store Health Depends on Foot Comfort 'JC Only within recent years has the average man or woman realized to what a great ex tent physical health depends on correct shoes. 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