La Grande evening observer., April 23, 1923, Image 3

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Monday,. April 2.1,192.1.
the ix nriANTiE evening observer
'PAUF.' three.
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Trackmen of
Baker Lose to
announcer; Cecil Snow, conductur of
field events: Judges, "Red" Watson,
A. V. landmen, other officials: K.
1). Towler, James Rosenb.-utm.
Time of meet: 2 hours 4j minutes.
BlueS, 107,15l COAST BASEBALL )
.Christening of the Royal Baby,
Four Events Are Forfeited
to Blue and White Squad;
Baker Takes Two First
Places.
On a muddy field, that was just
on the verpe of beinj; wet enouph to
make the field ami track meet diffi
cult to hold, the I.p Grumle truck
te.im decisively defeated the linker
athletes by the score of 107 to l!i
hero Saturday afternoon.
Hnlter I.,,-,!! ... I,.. I.i l,t
In ntnJ ' 1,'.., ! ,t,,, I ,!, ,. Salt -l0
,;,'..., t i,. :, ! Vernon
heavy odds roakinif 15 points out of
a total of 8d point;! thnt were ac
tually contested, the Other 3l bein
forfeited to La-Grande duo to the
fact that linker had no entries in
rui.
Halt l.ukn
Sacramento .
San l-'rnut-lsro
I'otiland
Vernou
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Salt l.ak
Vernon
Ilatterios ssltiKleton.
I )nelial1(. and I'etoiH;
I lannah.
Hieoait pnne:
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R. II. K.
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lllnoholder,
James and
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Anuvb.
the pole vault, the 120 yurd hifrh . '.'
I latteries :
loyle, Jolly,
nah.
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- (lould a n d Peters:
iMIller, Glider and Man-
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THE HOME GARDM
'Z'St'.pjUiU.t a Gordon J
they must, and tjiua becomo weak anil .
spindling. - f
When plants jrrnwinj? Indoors tuwi
yellow the first fault to look for is
poor drainage. Water must run (ill
readily to prevent trouble. -
THE OARKOrs 1III)IK VIKTHK
l.oar, sitiw cooking, startinp; with
th? vuier lukevvami, is the. sri'tct o
innkinjr the laatuio carrot a pahitald?
and ery attiaclive vegetable, lllber-
Iwise it is likely to be bard and
woody, the slices or cubes having a
hard and distinct individuality. Cook
miv. Dnnvers and Ox Heart me all
e-ood, the shorter growth beinu better
llll'
it is a uood plan to mix cariot and!
ladisb seeds, sowine; them toyrethcr
Flings at Folly
I'Yw KlatiK H are erected to men wlio
enriy cnrrt;. -' In small irardenslihinu It best to await development. J .
I.axorv; Anvllilnir vml pnnl.l hnA.,
the radishes' (termination hcinit wellj Hot iiIoiik williout It you hail llve.l In
on us way beloro tne carrot seed
srrouts. Ihe ru(hsho. mature and
:l-4, Sealtlo
It.
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Jan.
huidles. the fhot put and the jave-1
lin. lhese events will be ran off
by La Grande men sometime in the
future, or other means taken to
ascertain whom the points should go
to, in order to j;ivc the local ath
letes a chance to win tneir letters.
I. arson, of La Grande, was high
point man of the meet, winning three
, of the events, he entered in and Plac-
'. ing second in the fourth.
Taggart Strong.
Taggart, of Baker, won 8 points
for his team, winning first in tho 220
yard dash and second in the 100
yard dash. Price, La Grande's star
440 and 220 man, was slightly ill and
although he won the 440 in fair
time, was beaten by Taggart and
Steinback in -the 22.0 yard dash, rain
in 25 flat. - In condition Price and
Taggart should run a close 220 with
the outcome slightly in favor of tho
La Grande man.
Paytoii, of Baker, edged Larson
out of first place in the broad jump I
by a leap of 17 feet 101 inches, beat- K Km, "A,, '
ing Larson by i Inch. Paytono also ,.,,,, Rum(. n. li. v:
amy, of Baker, was tho other Qucc:i 'J jJl)tltnil
vuy ony w score, piuciup iiiu
the half mile.
Ocorffo Henry Hubert, aon of Vtscount Luseolloa and Princess Marv
and fxiat grandchild of tho kinsr and Queen of EnBland. on tho way to
Ooldsborouah church to be christened, ft The king and Princess Mary
precede the nurae carrying hhn and tho rector of the church follows.
oil properly, tho rarrut nuiv bo mafh- are uulieil iit time to yet out of the
t'll. Young carrots will conk nuu'h'way of tho caivoU, which are ntoo
more ijuickly. Dressed with molWii j tliinneil in tho proa.
hutti:!' when thotouirMv cookeil, tire .
cjirrot is a revelation. UnftirtunnU'lr
it is tao seldom thoroughly cottk'.'d
When tho carrot is mature.
sugar uikicii to the water ofwn iuv
proves tho flavor.
when the
Sow rad-
Carrots are so cheap thai a i.mitll
RanJonei seldom wa"los space o
l-orfiet the therinomotoi'
I'l.I' fl ni n;U
;ind turnips without icgaid to late
frosts. Smooth-seeded peas may abo
ho planted.
growing crop to mature for winter
Witloof chickory,
Kroneh en-
storaue, but a few rowa are nlwnvs' dive, should he ' sown enrlv in the
needed for the delicious ynuniur car-' jiprinfr ta produce largo r6ots which
rots, either boiled with butter aauc?,! forced in the durk winter, will pro
creamed or cooked in . vombimUion! vide the most delicious salad of th3
with reen They need r. goilcoKl season.
.oil and much tho same treatment 1
tM".
Kurnpf wtn rtiid.lt mnoh nler to -lialaneo
ht-r budi-t If Him will keep
her head U wt.
An old-llmer Is one who ran rj
nii.mlti r when it watt an inHUlt tacaliM
man cn'i'minate. . ,
M'hi dii'i'orenre between nrt and a
men' picture itt that clothing la per
mlsHilde u mere picture. '
Well, why Hhnuldn't Kranen have a
greater fleet or ulrcraft? Hh Hpenfi
a greater part of iter lime up In tho
world rhumlon.llilp . tennis play at , HA CPT? Al X X-Ti A ."VIPK'
easily, hut wuu defratril tn the dou
hies. Johnston was pain-d with C
Scuttle a
llattnrief I'oniler ami Itt'Ko
ohs( Uiiiko and Yaryan, Tobin.
Second tvanie: i it. h, 15
Los Angeles 4 1 0 2
Seattle 5 10 2
Batteries Thomas and Kego; Wil
liams nnd Yaryun.
Iteavers 7-.i, Seals fi-t
At Portland: It. H. K.
San KraiH'isco t 13 ,i
1'ortlund , 7 10
UattericR MiteheM. liueklev.
('ourlney and A;mev, Yelle; I'Jckeit.
Sul herla iid ami 1-Jyler.
Second game: It.. H. K.
San Kran ciseo 1 . S :t
Portland ; S :t 0
Hatlerles MrHweeney and YeUe;
Helii'ociler and Itylor.
Oaks r-7, Senntors
At Oakland: It H. K.
Raerainonto 0 4 4
Oakland ' 5 10 4
Uatterlej- I'rough, Thoninson and
rt'jv.iia Hills.'an unrrinkcd player fur tin
Discus Heave Good.
Larson, with a heave of 103 feet
10 inches in the discus, took an easy
first. Larson looks as if he could
raise that consideiable. 'At present
he is but 5 feet 7i inches short of
the Eastern Oregon record, set by
Beers, of Baker, in 1910 in La Grande. f
Iho meet, trom start to limsn, was
interesting. In the first event, the
1P0 yard dash, Larson beat laggan
i 15 4
7 12 5
(II InningH).
Ilaltuiies Can field. Shea, Thomp
son, MtighcH and iook. Srh.uig; Ai
lett, Kley, .Murcbie and I'-akei.
I SPORT BRIEFS I
lleij;eley Tennis elab, auainst the
tlakland Tennis chili In a poHlpomd
match 01. (he norlhe.-n Oallrornla ln
tel'Oluli rericH. The' lltv.I lo linn."
I 'overs and "B." Hmllli, 7-5. ii-4.
( IllNH :.MI: IX Dli.WV
ci.i:vi:i.axii. i). ..pii 2a. Tim
eleventh pr.ine bolween l-'rank J.
.Marshall or New York, I nlleil .Slates
i-in-na uiiuiiiiiiuii, aim r.insMin issuer,
or I'hieaijfi. einleil In a draw bero
Snnilay. The name la .ted Hi inon
ulul had been twlee inijoinned.
IIISTAXCI:
NEW VdltK.
ii m:h mi'.s
April -y. 1'atrick
The -Pirates, at the eall Issued Uii.
morliir.sr 1 y Manayi-r. W ,i '. Crews, are'
on? for their first-ofl'lei- lir.iellre or
M;e ii,'Hon at the f itr;rronn-ls toilr.y.
Willi the additien of fnlon to in.-four-team
K-OKUe. e erytlilnir tu In
readiness for o firsj elusit seaaon.
A larire numlier of lial! playerH Rls
nifled Ihelr Intentions of lielnw pres.
enl at (he fairgrounds this afternoon
and Manager ('reus Is anlleltiattior
fast workout.
HI! A NONTAX!) I'lNISIIKI)
1AKI0IJ, April 1'::. Completion ,f
bv a .fow Inciics, Tautrurt iraiain a Ki-endstnnd at Us traps In' Hie north
steadily on the Bluo athletu in the pait of the oily, was announreil ai
last 20 viii-il.
The niilo rim was a runtiwny for
La Ginntle, Zimmerman cominR in
flrst.
The broad jump was won by Taff
Knrt and the 440 yard dash was tak
en by Price, in 67 8-5 seconds, al
though Price was sliehtly ill at the
time.
a meeting? of the linker Itod and (;uil
eluh Satorduy cv-nliifr.
A inerehandlro shot for next Sun
day Is rontemplated by the el,uli.
IIOISI-; lli;ATS OMVMIIO
IlOltii:, April L'3. llandleapped by
a lilKlt wind, a iltisty diamond, and
la cold, disagreeable day, tho llolso
Zimmerman agnin camo to the!'Mo"'alaeers opened Iheii- 1 ii 2 :i base
front in the hiffh jump with a leapp:'ll season Sunday afternoon by In
of four feet 10 inches, not so bad'1"1!! and deieuiinu Ontario, (ire.,
considerinir the wet Kround. I" l" " " n"ll,,h al,tl1 llu'
Tairiiint won the 220 yard dashl"'' "e seventh Inulns because of the
anil Jacobson won the mile,' with Ku-jwathcf. A small crowd watched the.
Kene Metcalf a close second. M,;lso' ?'" "'- aried n ieia iy
Larson's heave of the discus left;";" ' o1 ,"V,'
.t I., -c. , .u ii.n ,!,,,,. j OreKon city, pitched the lu-st ball
A second throw of Larson's went over
the 100 foot mark by one foot, Lar
son also won the 220 yard low liui
dles. Relay Exciting.
With the score standing La Grande
102, linker 15, the relay men lined
up. La Grande's team, composed of
Smith, Smutz, Lynch and Steinbeck,
was weaker than last Saturday due
to Price's beintr unable to run. Haj simultaneously
ker's aggregation, consisting of Tag
irart. Keider, Cum'.iff nnd Pnyton
messed them close to the finish
Steinbeck winning the final lap by a
across the diamond. It was caught
by 1.011k", Ontario's recruit catcher.
IIOIISI'.SHOI. TOl'ItNDV
tl.KVKI.ANIi. April 23. An.
nouneemenl was made Sunday thai
the national tournament of horseshoe
pllehers will lin held In this city Aug
ust 30, eoutluuinir flee days. Tho na
tional convention of the Horseshoe
I'ltchers' essoeiatiou will be held
wilh the tournament.
Preventative Medicine,
The tendency of medical science is
-Joseph 3iciounld, nniioimi ehaianion (toward preventative measures. It is
dlsuuiee runner, end well known easier and belter to prevent thnii
athlete -10 years nuo, died Saturday :cure. Pnetimonia, one of Ihe most,
at the ai;e of lid. His son, l.leul. Jay idauirerotis disea.-'.es lliat niedirul men
.). McDonald, In n prominent athlete have to contend with, often follows n
of the police depart ment. icold or nttnelt of the urlo. Tho cold
s i prepares the system for the roor.p
Porvnl'k TWpot .M:iv I? la !tio" nn'l development of the pneu
V "V'V , rl' Vy 7. imotiia germ. The longer the cold
Postponed lor the Season Jiangs on, the greater the danger.
Tako Chamberlain's ('ongh Remedy
A stale liilerseholasttc track and as soon as the first judication of a
field meei. thai was lo have been heidJcnM appears so as to get rid of it
in t'orvaill:;. under the auspices if tie- with tile lea:;t possible delay. It 1?
o. A. ('.. on aiay U'lh. iiaa been post-jfolly to risk nn. attack of pneurmm
poned for this si asfin. jit when tin:: remedv may bo ob-
.Tlie reason for the post ponemeti'. Is UintiJ for a tnf!c.-"Adv.
that the I'otlland seliools. who are In'- 1 1 1 '
:i separate leii'ie fruin l!i stale h'-i.'h
nchool is:;oc!:i'.ion. aslied to b.' per
mitted to take pert, which waa ae-
(epliible lo Corvallls. A referendum
was t'len tli'ien aiaoiiK He. sl-itt- hiirii
sehuols, on the reii;e.;l that I'or'.land
be not pernrlued m . uler men in tie
eveHl. cud Hie reiildj. tvas-tbal eielll
hers of the mate hle.li u-h'-ol athletic
league vol-'d overn iielut'llKly lic-tili :l
I'ollland enleriiir.
AlUiouBh there Is lit l ie jroid nioney
seen these days, tliere Is Ihri.c t'.tnes
as much In circulation now as in
Hill.
as rautsncs or other root crops. .
While orthodox gardening direc
tions mvunahly ray that cam t :
, should be planted thinly, or thinned
j to three inches apart, practical ex
perience has shown gardeners that
they will produce crops when allowed
ito grow niote thickly than almost
any other vegetable. As they arc
I Pulled, the thinning is done aulomntl
cally. When allowed to grow fairly
I thick, some will make good roots and
j crowd out the others, giving an un
leven growth. These, of course, wt'l
I be first pulled nnd tho others will
then get a chance.
Tho carrot Is the one , vegelabh
where departing from tho orthodox
directions doesn't make a great deal
of difference. If the carrot alone i
not fancied ns a vegetable, it is in
dispensable for stews and soups and
is one of the standards of the gar
den. The early strains of Chnnts-
I Kvery season has Its dolljrhts. Thi
'Bo sure to give seedling plans auto tourist can't smell flowera atom
growing indoors all the light pos tho way now. hut bo can Hinoll
sil.e. They will reach un for it, if dogs.
bet
After Every Meal
To know
how flood a cigaretie
roaiiy can bo made
you rnus2 try a-
.ioiixsox wins si.(;u:s
I'.KIIKKI.KV. C.illf., April 23.
William .M. .lolmslon. making his fin-
few vards. Smith took an early I al appearanco here holiday Oelorc lie
lead n'ml the lead was maintained al-) sails for Europe to compete In tin;
though in the last quarter it ap- ' . ...
peareu iniu ninvt-i iwu in..vv .
cut it down and possibly win. :
A lair crowd was in attendance,!
the meet starting at 2:15 o'clock. j
To .Meet Pendleton.
Next Saturday the Blues journey
to Pendleton, there to take on the i
Bucks who for two consecutive years, i
have been Eastern Oregon track and
field champions. Pendleton is rated
as a favorite over La Grande inns-;
much as she has most of her 11122 1
stars back and several new men of.
WOl'l 1 ...in,. n,i,r -fool T ll'l;(l
lll, OH. Y 1.1U A in,'..
trimmer, "is that in putt
Sterns suits in the window!
commence to think we are s
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"Ease your mind," rpplie the n nn.i -cuks" of n dun knife,
pie of this county know we i X -'"St
StltlltlOn and the Same lllel farmers, knives for mechanics,
tliev see it--even under nki k"in fo,r hoys; knlv"" for "nrl"
, , '' , ., . .. ,lof people and purposes. Good
i nave is tnat tney won t sc kniv.-s of nw mw. nature ami d
Diionirli tn enn tlr-it mil- lll'irj scrlpllon, at MOIIKfiATK prices.
lower than anything under
city!"
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iMii haels-hlci n ai
Chew yovv fioodl
wall, then use
WRIGLEY'S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
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There can be no appeal for this is the High Court
of Public Opinion. . .
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Those things that fail to measure up to your requirements
are quickly condemned to oblivion.
Tho manufacturer who advertises deliberately places
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