La Grande evening observer., April 30, 1923, Image 3

Monday, April 30, 1923.
THE LA .GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Pirates Order
New Uniforms
COAST BASEBALL
Blues Downed
By Bucks Team
At Pendlet on
Larson High Point Man of
Meet With 16 Markers;
Pinal Score Was 8S. to
33'.. ' .
Third Victory
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. - I .a (Iran df liih school athletes.
easy wiiuu'ia over Pnion and Hakttr
met their Waterloo inst Saturday af
ternoon at Pendleton, losing the duul
truck anl field event hy the svorv of
H.Si (o 33 i. Tin- liucUs, on their win
Hal unlay, aro ug-.tln heavy fuvorlles
Tor tlu: Kusterji Oregon champion
ship, ami hy winning Saturday, ulso
held their record of taking every ath
letic contest from La Grande tn the
past two years. If they win the Kast
ern ( rofron meet, tliry will huve lo
their credit a clean ' two-year sweep
over the Utiles. ,.
The meet began nt one o'clock and
tlo first cv nt run on, the 1 1M1 yard
dash, pave Pendleton ft points. Stone
Itnulur, Wiittenian. and Mcliee, all
or Pendleton, took the three pi tires,
Stom braker winning In H I -5 sec
onds. The lime would not hold pkuv
In a record however, as atonehrnker,
according to 1 'end lei on papers, tteai
the gun .
Larson High Xoln( Jinn. -,
l.a.Cimnde hud 0110 stellar per
former Saturday iny'igc Larson, who.
by winning first pkitV m i !. a not put
und the hlKii hurdles and second in
the low hurdles an discus, placed
high point man of the meet with a
total of Iti points. Newston. of Pen
dleton, wan second with 14. and Kara-
hart, .stom brukcr 'and La Hue. of Ten-!
dloloii, tied for third with points
each. La Grande's scoring, excepting
Larson, was as follows: Smith H,
Price, 4; Steinbeck, ii; Zimmerman, 1;
Funic, I; uurrick, 3; Lynch. 2, and
Jiicohson, 1.
Pendleton walked away with llic re
lay in the fast time of l::i5:2-& sec
onds 1 no-yard dash Stoncbraker ( V) ,
first; Whilcman tP). second; .McGee.
(P). third. Time 1. I -ft.
Mile Hunter (P), first; CJarrick
(L). S'-cond; 'Am merman (L), third.
Time, 4:SS 4-5.
Pole vault Latlue (P) first; Smith
(it), second: Simpson (P)i and Kunk
(L). tied for third. ft. X in.
Jligh hurdles Larson (L), ' first;
McGee (P). second; Lynch (L). third.
Time, IK l-.r.
44-yard dash Karnhurt (P), first;
Price L). second; Steinbeck (L).
third. Time, hi
Ttroad jump Harvey (P)," fii-st:
Newton (P), and McGee (P), tied for
second and third., instance, IS ft. 1
inch.
High jump LaHue (P), f'hristen
sen (P), nnd Whltoman (P), nil tied
at 5 ft. 3 in.
Shot put Larson (L). first;. New
ston (P), second; Stoncbraker ,(I.
third. Distance 40 feet 8 inches.
K.SO-yard run Burn hurt (P), first;
Harthong (P). second; Jacobson (Lj,
third. Time. 2:10 3-f.
220-yard dash Stoncbraker, (1")
first; Steinbeck (L), second; Plank
(P), third. Time 24 1-5.
Discus Newtson P, first: Larsen
L), second: Adklnson (P), third.
Distance, 102 ft. 5 In.'
Low hurdles McGce (P), first;
lirson (L). second; Lynch L), third.
Time, US see.
Javelin Newtson (P), and Adkin
son ( P), tied for first and second;
price ( L), third. Distance, 132 ft.
Relay Pendleton won. Time 1 :3r
3-5 seconds. '
Officials were: Pert Jerard. clerk;
of course; Guy Johnson, referee;
James Johns, startr; Guy Wyrick,
timer.
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Wi-hrui'dor ami OnsUiw.
nattviifs, Onry and YcIIp: Plum
mp., 'losav, WiHiania ami Tol)ia.
Slcii faii'ih Fo'NiwiiiK I'lu
Anotlier very frood memory teat isj
the drip pun. under the ice box. r
1 lie tliiet cauie ot social unrest
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Vernon , 2 9 I
Hattcrirri. Yellowhnrse and Kieh-
lcr: Mav and Hannah, 1). Murphy
; Second jrainc:
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SehanKI
llnin fallinu Inli i iiiilti nUy IIii-uikIi.
lout tlu- day niaih- tin- falrm-ituiuly loo
, w-t for l:iKi Iiall practu'i' y
'AlanaKt'r Ci-i'wu, llowc-vt-r. if csim'CIIiik
.a larffc lurnuut ach t vciniij
iwrck in preparation for lln- I'm itcritt'H
iUfxt Suml.iy. IJi'porlM friMn tlie (Jnri'ii
Icily imlicaU' liial Ilukor in a(;!ovv witi:
liiaschall withuaiatan and art' wOippinK
'into bliapo u fonaitlalili' train for llH'
loiii-ninj? kiuiu in HaUr'a li"W haMfliail
lliurlc.
Willi the 'e.'pllon or llif lalftnils
sion yvHti-riluy, line to nun. thr prac
tice wort; or the I'lrat'-a ia pn;t,'rcsK
nir Hicaiitly and a firal rale nine in
I'xpcctrd lo tlllic tll'e I'iclil UKaillKt tlic
'oits May li. Heps 4-6, Oaks 1-3
.-vv I iilrorm . Oaklnnd, lir.4 givne
New uniforms arc on llnir way to Salt Lake
.. i.. ,1... Oakland
!st.-p onto the grounds neM Sanday at liatierie.s, Mnjrieiou,
IliaUtr. tin- li"V- itatli. rinK of l.a j l viers; uviwen 11:1.1 ia..
'(Irmiilc rooters who arc uuiiiit to Second Kuinn:
Itlie opener, and the crowd of Maker- j Salt I.ake
I Ilea, will he pllvlllKvd lo see them lii I Oakland
i i i ..I..-.- . I . Katlei ies'. (.r.nll'i. Killllo,
ri',.,' .,ir,, r,i r which also in-land lvtors. Anfiniwn ; , .M'ails,
cimli H other eiiulpnieiil iicceHsary, ' chin and 'i'homas.
mentions (hnt III- unilorins will lie I
slrh.ea. i:icen and a Kraylh while 'Altlfcls 5-2. Iknvers 9-9
. . . I'crtland, lust (tame; , n. m.t.
I i I. os Ar.ccles .5 U 3
Portland . 9 14 1
Datteriei-'. Walker, Ponder and
i'Dnly Yanison, Crumplcr, Middk-toii
and Hylcr. '
liiildwin
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' 'J Seals R.18. Indians 2-2
Ma. tie. fnsi K.m,P: .
i'an Francisco o
l::ttcrns, t otur.ev and
Hlake, I'ii-v;, Tesar ami Yarvan.
hero.a iranic: l; ll V
San l-'ranci:e is -m i:ltiai
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1!. It. H.t Seattle
top couirh resuHinjf from Flu,
Kirippe. Whooping Coujrli, Asthma
II 1 'and lironchitia with Kuley'i: llonoy
.7 l and Jar. "The Mu left :no with a
V;mtw; I severe rouirh which was quickly re
lieved with l'oley's Honey and Tar.'
Alts. K. !. Drake, Unlda, Md
upon Foley's Uefuse snbsti
Sold everywhere.
is the eiKht of
manages lo live
mi;,
anoll'.cr fellow who?
well without work-
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If Americans nro pidiu. crazy,
charged, it's their own fault. They
shouldn't try to remember all thn fooW
lluw.s. ' .'. S
Honesty juav be
hut the man who is honest for p
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the beFt policy,
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H. H. E.
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j SPORT BRIEFS;
-Claronco Dcrar, of Mrirosa,
Mara, won tho American rr.arathon
road race at Boston for tho third
time. HO won it 12 years ni-o, then
alter a lapso ot 11 years won npraln
last year. Here ho Is at tho finish
'of this year's run, two minutea
ahead of Ws nearest rival. 1
FINE FISH CAUGHT BY1
LOCAL MAN SUNDAY
A ralnhov.
inclics nnd w
was caiurht o
low llumn
trout, measuring 24
cighiug throe jioundsj
n Mearham ''reek bo
y'3terday by Alberl
Prinkei-. This is one of the finest
specimens of .the native front caulu
this season, in that locality.
Baker Track Team Loses ,
To Union it cs Saturday
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(Special to the (Ihserver)
l'-XIdK, April :uk Pnion bifrh
school I rack and field team jour
neyed to 'linker Saturday, the l'n
lonitea capturiiiK majority of firsts
jund euouKh sei ends nnd thirds to
emeiKe irom i lie contcsi with the mi,"
end of the score.
Uaker was slronjc in ihc dahhes but
was cu.sily beaten in tlitf mile and
half milo runs. . , ',
PAIMXH'K TltAIMNti.
(Hv Associated Pilsl')
PA IMS. 'Apr. 3n. I'liailVs Paddock,
the California "sprinter, stiirted truln
iiiff at Pershing stadium Sunday to
compete in the Pari rnlversity club
x . i lies next Sunday, not withstand Iiik
the ruiitm- of the American A. A. I',
lo tho contrary. Padduok said Sun
day that he round the running track
in tin- MiMlimu very fast and that lie
expected to make better time in the
competllion than lie did at Antwerp
Paddock Is very popular wim (lie
French public nnd the announcement
that ho would train In public brought
several hundred spectators to the (sta
dium to see him work, atliioupli h"
had chosen an early hour in lb.-murniiv?.
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POLO Tl.M TO I'l.AY
( Hy Associated Press.).
SALT LAKK, Apr. Sn. The l-'nrl.
Doiurlas polo te.-mi started practicing
Sunday and members of the team are
looking forw.urd lo competing in the
tournament which opens at liois-- on
Slay 3D.
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SEE OUR
THREE-L'IECE
KNICKEI1 SUITS
MORE NEW
NOVELTY
HANDBAGS
New Stamped Goods
More new stamped goods tliosc new designs you have
1 icon wailing for arrived in Saturday's express. New pat
terns in Pillow Cases, Dresser Scarfs, Baby Pillows, Baby
Carriage Robes and Baby Hoods all stamped and ready
lo embroidery. , ' ; , ; ,
Exclusive (Bt(tl(ki&6 Agenctj
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Ram?ay Macdonald wants to know o
,.,u.. c,.f.;t, is ' determined to , O
Now On Sale
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
po into trade,
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Af(er Midnight Call
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Furniture Exchange
. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Oil Stoves at Prices to Suit the Pocketbook
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
pw.!ia 474 -J Fr & Jefferson
When You Buy
Meadow
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Butter
You Get the rest
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from
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o Music Hy LtWy's Orchestra, of La Grande
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CAHI'KNTII'.lt TItAlNS.
I'Altlfl. Apr. :io. Clcoriros t'arpen
.licr is trainiiiR hard for his fiicht ne-xl
Sunday in the Ituffalo velodrome
lice airalnst Marcel Nili.s. It Is sai.l
"Cii-orKcons lorffi-s' ni'ver lieforc
has iraim il harder, than for the 2n
roiinii battle in which he hopes lo rc
palll his prestige lost In the Velo
drome rincr to the Senegalese "Hat-tliriK".Siki.
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south and west of hiffh school. Good
old house. f rooms, niodern, a com
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WE are endeavoring to maintain the hishest possible
standard of quality and service.
WE cany the most complete line of meats and kindred
supplies in thercity.
WE jruavantee tho quality of every product we handle.
WE serve fair, and satisfy fully. '
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Ifere Ik an acre, of Innd within one
block of school, east of Victory Way.
There is a r-room modern house in
good condition. A fraruff", lawn, some
trees nnd shrubbery. A jyood home.
Price jat(in.ii. Term, ?6f cash,
balance J.tu.ort per tuonlli until paid
down to xhr mortffage now on the
place.
A St
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ll takes Kid years til urmv lilllllier.
KenienilH'r. pnl out your fonst fires!
It Is o home or vacant lot. we
have th.111 In any part of tli city. ,
Tivo acres e;'.sl or 1-1 urano" S'lici !
hid.
if
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that burns a flume like one
that Is simple tn const met Inn.
r asy lo h a nd 1 e, ea sy t o clean,
then c!ua)s ready such is the
, m:mo I'dkVixt
Oil (ofk Stove
M;tny ihouRinds rf wem n
are usin thtse stoves and Kt
tinff pr.'at sal lsfaeiion. Itefi- f
from stove drudi."ry, from
heavy lifting of coal and wood,
from nslies and dirt, ami from
heavy expanse ure the imm' di
ute and pleas'irabb- r-sults.
DemoiitrntMMi Unity At
The Best Friend Yoii Have
MOTHER'S DAY WILL SOON IE HERE
And Wc Have Prepared for it With the Largest
and Mpst Beautiful Line of Cards Ever
Seen in La Grande.
Why
WHY waste time in useless "shopping around" when
the advertisements lay before you the choicest
w ares of every progressive merchant in town?
Why use needless effort ni and endless store-to-store
quest when the advertisements enable you to make your
choice of . the finest merchandise without even leaving
your home? ; .
Why pay more than you ought when you can stretch
your dollar to the elastic limit by taking advantage of the
bargains and good buys that are daily advertised in this
paper?
Why risk dissatisfaction by buying unknown, unbrand
ed goods when you can assure yourself complete satisfac
tion by luiying an advertised product, backed by the in
tegrity of a man who spends real money to establish his
name and to build up public good-will?
Read the Advertisements Buy Advertised Wares
It Is .1 Safe and Sound Policy
Newlin Book &
Stationery Co..
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