La Grande evening observer., April 26, 1923, Image 3

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Thursday, April 26, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Third. Practice ii
Lures Manyij
Battle Royal
To Open Card
jHere May 3rd
First Rate Card Arranged:
Johnny rugate and Bus
aine to Be Headhners.
t
I'M Jim) ban annuuiHfd IiIm cuin-ik-U'
lliu'-ui for I lie .May Snl box
liiK L-iinl to be held in the Star tho
iiti't. Hero's tlio way It list
Main Kvnit -10 roumts: .lolin-
liy I Hntc nf I'nrtlaml, s. litis
lliiliir, or 1 4i (laiulc.
St'inl-Filial (1 ntuuils: .Ihmny
i'ttkvv vs. It. Wright, butli or 141
Giiuidi'.
Npfvlitl 0i'iiUiiI Kvcnt: KU1
Marp r I .a Gi'iuiclf, vs. I.utilliir
Jlarris nf IVmllflmi.
1 Ctii'iabi-ltalsci Itnttk royal.
lMtwt"ii o juvciiik' leather -intNbrrs,
All in all tli o t'ii id looks like a,
wliiz-.i.inx affair from turt lo fin
ish one that ehouhl niako tho loiil
fans Ik-k their chops In anticipation.
Kvt'ry man on the three main cventH
are Hulk exponents of skill am! mer
it and the curtain-iiiUer nm't In
a n y tiling: c ls0 1 11 1 11 rt,u ' l' m w'n
earil.
A battle royal Is, in brief, a com.
petitive, contest anions three or moro
parlleipants. The way It will be
staged here will be to let six husky
youngsters don tho gloves, enter tho
ling together, punch the bell, und
keep fighting until tho best man wins.
Ju other words, the man left stand
lni is proclaimed ' victor ajul thai,
means the other live have got to bo
defeated by someone or other. Talk
about possibilities- there are more in
n battle royal than In 17 bedroom
farces.
Blue Trackmen
Preparing for
Saturday Meet
Approximately 1 2 men will bo se
lected to make up the l.a Grande
track and field team that will Jour-
ney lo 1'endleton Saturday morning
to meet the Hocks' team at lu
liound-t'p park in the afternoon In
the last of the dual contests on I.a
;('. ramie's schedule this season. The
'Hints have won the first two, agalnai
ll nion and Haker. by scores of 1112 to
2 and luT to la, respectively, bm
'are going into '"the Pendleton meet
.with the Itucks as favorites.
I,u llrande has a chance to win lint
lYiidlctun has a better chance lit the
Boy Scout Team Plays
Western Union Friday
The Hoy Scout baseball team will
play the Western t'nton team Friday
evening at five o'clock at the fair
grounds. This is expected to be one
of the best amateur games of the sea
son as both nines are well up In Llu,
winning list. ' (
VokIX WINM'.K
: VriCIIU), Colo., April 2ti. Mike
Yokel, Salt J-ul middleweight wrest-
lev. won two out of three' falls from
Waller Kvans of . I'neldo, former
claimant of the title, hero Tuesday
night. - 1
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local 'fans.
reiidieton, throughout the past dec
;aiie, has had the Indian sign ' on I.:
iCrande. In the track and field on-
; louts, at basketball and footbi.ll alike,
the Hhifs have been stricken by th
Hocks ovt n w hen odils were heavily
In favor of the ha (Irandera. Of
course. l'indlon has not made a
; clean sweep of i.a lirande, by any
iimjjtns, but she lias tuken the inajor
ilty of tint contests. (
I Last year i'endletnn took I.a (J ramie
I to a drubbing on tlfe football field
here. When the hoop st-ason rolled
around the Hacks walloped the Hlucs
four times out of four, and ended the
season by winning the Eastern On
gon track nice).
This fall, with I.a (irande expected
to trim tlv limattlla county boys on
,the Bridtron Hie Huclts Upset the Ideal
'eleven and walked away on the win
j.ning end of a 'Jii to 7 score, l.u
S Grande likew ise failed to beat them
.t.i l.-i ul.-i.i 1 ui 1 1 thin vvfniix And mi''
llVndleton is the favorite in the dual
i track meet
This is I.a Grande's last chance to
win an athletic contest from the Pen-
dlctonlans in a two year period und
I members of the- team, working out
like they haven't before this season,
i are all pepped up to do their host
; .Saturday.
1 Meet K peeled Close,
The meet is expected to ' be cloud.
i Hotii teams have a lot of good men on
hand but from early season reports,
'the Hucks have the edge. The write.
Ibclieves that I.a Grande has a ..nunc"
!to win if they show their stuff und
1 full to get "hoodooed" by Pendleton's
I Indian slgn-and t he old gradH and
jfans are praying that tho Hucks be
downed fur the first 11 mo in two
years.
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FINE in an uncommon way is
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good taste of most smokers. It is
finer today than ever before so its
friends consider it.
I
The tobaccos of El Sidelo, its hand
some shapes of perfect draft, its
richly mild fragrance these are the .
causes of its friendships. Smoke
one and become yourself a convert
to El Sidelo.
, Seven Distinguished Shapes' ,
10c 2 for 25c 15c 3 for 50c
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Find
It
Here
Last evening the Pirute turnout Ii
was even larger than on the night j J Copj for this colonin mutt b
before. Hittinir und ficldinjr was
again In order and many goou pros
pects are showing up in the preseir
.stages of practice. , Manager Crews
anil other members of the squad are
etuted at the showing and are expect
ing to have a good teum whipped
into shape by the opening duy game's
arrival. '
From the appearance of those who
have been on hand at practice this
week, it appears that the Pirate team
will be stronger than ever this year.
Not only will Manager Crews have
his present squad to pick from in se
lecting the opening lineup, but three
others will join the team before, the
Huker game.
Violet Crvum is just what you1
need for chapped hands and lips, t
jor rougmiess oi uic sKm and it
coats only 35c a bottle at Silver-thorn-Wright's
Family Drug Store.
4-M-tf
Id by 10:00 a. m,
L. ...
MASONIC LODGE MEETING
There will be a meeting 'a
Grande 1-odge No 41 A. F. & A.; M.
at the lodge room Friday evening,
April 27th, UI2S, at 7:S0 o'clock for
work in the . A. Degree- .
By order of the W. M.
ERNEST R. RINC.O,
4-2fi-2t Secretary.
OREGON JOURNAL AGENT, P. E.
Wyrick, Main Mti. 4-24-3t
Ice cream bv the Dint, quart or
Tex and Bud Knight, gallon. The Hazelwood or Blue Moun-
who are now playing in Idaho, will j tain make ulwnvs on hand, at Silver-
oe on nana when the roll is called j thorn- Wright s Family Drug store.
and MnGee,, who was on the pitching
statt last year, will also answer the
summons. Other pitching prospects
are coming to light and the way
tmngs stand the mound staff is ex
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. Room 6 Sommer Bldg,
Ol)pn from 11 tn ft
pected to be of a very strong na-1 Evenines and Sundavs on ADDoint-
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Baker, Oregon.
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sample of many testimonials we re
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AN OLD RECIPE
Tim usual bier dance at Zuher hall
Saturday nitfht, April 28. Music by
Olson's 7-piece orchestra. Follow the
crowd. 4-2h'-,it
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.
Almost everyone known that
Ton und Sulphur, properly compounded,
brin,' Imi'k the inituitil cidor und liiNtie.
tu the hair when faded, streaked or
Hr.iy. Vearf uj;o tlio only way lo jiet
thin ini.Nture wha to make it at liouie,
vliich iii luuxHV and trouldeNOine.
Nowaday wo him ply uk ut any druy
sloro for "WyeihV Sao and jSulplnir
Compound." You will et a large bottle
of llua old-time recipe impioel by the
addition of other ingredient, ul very
little oot. Kveryboily u-en thin prep
aration now, because no ono can pos
tiblv tell that you darkeueil your hair,
it does it m naturally and evenly.
You dampen r, sponge or soft bruli with
it and draw tiim through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disnpjH'ar!, and
after another application or two, your
liitir become beautifully dark, thick and
yloBtty and you look ycurs younger.
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