La Grande evening observer., May 05, 1923, Image 3

PACE THREE
THE I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I Saturday, May 5, 1923.
PIRATES TO C0AST BASEBALL
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Vernon
Salt ImUv, ...
Sun Kranclsco
Sacramento' .
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Oaklund
l,os Angeles .
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Manager ( 'rows announced today
at twlvu ballplayers a! leant wou'd
Hake y trip to. linker tomorrow.
jaUee ,inl Woods, pitchers; Hardee
jihiiKon, catchers; Crews, Garrity,
luck Knftrlit,- Moserve, Leach, in
pld; and .lininiy itosenhauin, TheU
pn, and Flora, outfielders, will all
0.ikc. -ihe t rip and probably two or
reo others will also g along.
'I'lio positive line-up is yet uneer
in and will not be announced tin
Sunday. Tiaji-purtutluii is nut hilly ar
ranged fur (In- Imlt players and
all who are planning on driving
U) Italier who rjin mLi it nluvoi-
t-or mre Willi them art; rctietca
Pto telephone the. Home Hate he
1'(M'( ten o'clock Sunday morning
nnd preferably Saturday night,
i'llie (earn Is planning on going
fin Baker al approximately eleven
6 o'clock Sunday morning sit as to
!"iTiw there in time to sireteh
jjlhcir legs a bit before they go mi
fhe field. Any one who will
tak some of the men to llaluy
jCinv asked, niter telephoning the
Tllnine Plate, to Mop at that place
Sunday morning where the learn
ill assemble,
f'l'he new uniforms will be luinderf
Ut to the men tonight and In addl
on to dedicating the new field at
ipkor, the I'iraies vlll strive to ded
fflte their new suits with a victory,
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HEALTH FILM
Wallowa Standard Oil '
Station Is Now Opened
ret.
.nail
'cination
which
WALLOWA. Muy 5.i-The Standard
Oil uubstutlon opencu lor uumucaa
! Tuesday Willi ScrBlus liuulko In
rhurxe. All that remulns to be done
IB to put on tho ftruy paint, which will
conceul tin- corruinueu uuu me
vermilion colored tanks. A switch Is
helm.- built from th railroad Y to nu-
Scar or Many is J""' ,.omo,,aU, the cius. Th tanks are now
deals with the problem of ' ,laolllll, d kerosene, and
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"Dni. Scar or Many" Is
deals wil
x. It tel
what vaccine is ami so.tiDO callon contuln-
how obtained. Animated dlaErams . , 30 fvv,
smallpox. It tells the story SV- lwo moru rars ar expected this
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TIC i KUS 7. OAKS 5.
( Ify Associated. Tress.)
VKItNON ' It,
Oakland ; I fl 2
Vernon , 7 f-
Galleries .Mails. Murcheo, Well.?,
Kiey and Thomas, Uuker. Shellcnbnek
and I). Murphy.' - ':.
SKAI.S 4, ANKLS :t.
. illy Associated I'ross.)
SAN KltANCISCO It.
I .os A utiles
HACK TEAM
OFFTO UNION
show the preventive eftect 01 vac
cination and also the alarming in
crease of smallpox cases in u"--
United States since laio.
This film was prepared under the
personal supervision of Dr. Milton
J. Rosenau, Professor 01 rrevenuve
Medicine, Harvard university, "
will be shown t the Arcade Theater
Mav7fh .and 8th.
Those who arc opposed to the use
f .ui ,.ii,o should aso the film
for it may be that they are not
thorouifhlv acquainted with the liene
:i .!,.;,, I from its use and the
l J hr h' lock Of USe.
ill, see viie iiiiu o 1
iSo often we say we are not lor some
11 ' n,s WnnsA we do not really know
Matltrli'S 1'ondnr and Daly; Geary;."' f, ,10
Film beini? brought here by Public
Health Association.
l'ltliSKNTS liltAMA tareBory. "Joint Ownors In Hpuln," by
..,,,.! i iu m.... is a miokiniul Allen Ui'own. and "Mls Clvlllnalftin."
or players 17 nii'ml-v- n'l associate by ltlchard iJardlllB Davis, wero tin:
members of the Mask and D.iKScr dra- Plays, Hlvcn under tho direction oi
i.. ,,..!. .ei. u..ni..,l timw one. student couches assisted by Miss hll-
uct plays to a clouded house In I'lillo- lalivlh Unrnes. dinniatlo couch
math. "UislnH or the Moon," by iauj
The
sumo plays will bo given In Curvullli
toduy,
Sun Francisco
land ABnew.
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In diameter and stand on end. They
ure rilled by luiiis driven by a bus
cnslno, which forces the oil rronv the
tank cars Into the lanus.
rne price oi h" 10 "
cheaper Ihun a year aso. lloin com.
i. anles have ellmlnuiea uiiiereiuiui
rrom KnlerprlBe. which amounted to
two cents,. or 2iui0 u year to bus us
ers of the city.
1. I. falvert. the.. enBlneer In
chin-Be. left Thursday for l.a llrumle,
his work belliB finished.
Work was started this week by Cyr
us Johnson In gelling the land Into
the forty-acre trat on the
A. Hunter ranbe. A new improveo
type of leveler Is being built, and .Mr.
Johnson Is eager to Bel on the work
IlKAVI'.ltS lit. KKATTI.i: 10.
(My Associated Jrcss.) .
l'OUTI.AND U. H. K.
.Seutlle . Ill 12 t
lWtlund ''. f....ia IS 2
llutlerles firegg, I'l llllliner, . I'lBB
and Tobin; Kchroeder, l5ckert and lly-ler.
SKXATOIIS I 1, Ul-.l-.ii I). .
( Hy Associated Tress.) . ..
HALT LAKIJ H. II
Siicruniento .'......-..1 1 ; 13 2
Suit Luke II '15 1
llutterles Yellovborse Venner und
Koehler; Mlueholder,'' Slngb'ton and
I'l'tel'H. '
.lOSKI'll IlKATS UNTKlll'lllSK
,IOSKI'll Muy 5. Nosing Knter
prlse out by a murRln. of six points,
the Joseph high school truck team
won the county meet at Knterprlse
lust Suturduy. Lostlno was the Ihlrd
school In the meet. The points stood:
Joseph 65: Knterpi'lse, la; l-osune,
18. i
Thlllston Lay of Joseph wus high
nolut niun. milking u total of 17
iioints for his team. Untcrprlso won
tho i c-hLV. . Joseph bud 9 men In the
team while Hnterprlso hud 15 or
men.
HJELTE HONOLULU COACH
COKVALI.IS. Ore., May 6. M.ir
bnll Hielte. basketball centur of
Oregon Agricultural college, has ac
cepted a position as director of phy
sical education at i-unacnu prepaia
turv school at Honolulu.
Ill
It is entirely true that
many Hupmobile pro
duction processes are
more expensive. They
must be, or Hupmobile
would not mean motor
car economy, and motor
car long life, to the pro
nounced extent it means
both today.
You will ndnilrt! tlio new Two
. I'aHseimM'i IliinmoUllu Coupe, ex
hibited at
Smith &
Frees
By rigid self-denial you can savu
n fortune for some heir who knows
how to spend money. t
rlotlt 11 meiubi'i's of the L;
Vunde'- track and field team left to
a;- about noon for I'nfon, tho sltt
5 t lit L'nion county track meet now
Oder way at the Stock Show ground.
Q;u:h Koss uccompanled. the men a,
I ore leaving' expressed his . belief.
lI the (title and Wliite athletes
jild win.
n addition to the high school team
relay team composed of grammar
iooI boys also made the trip. They
I enter in the grade school relay,
! of the grade school events, which
nber nine.
large number of rooters left with
team to give them every possible.
port to urge them on to victory.
sVxt week the Kst-rn Oregon
ek and Held inert will be staged at
kef Saturday.
Ezra Meeker Sends His
Congratulations to Airmen
J (By Associated Press)
SAN Dlkao..'alif., May 5. While,
hundreds of tclcgrruuH of eongratula
llons continued to pour ih on them
from all par-Is o ft he world, and with
the knowledge that L'nited States con
gressmen and senators are planning tn'
lonor them, Lieutenants Oakley Kct
iv and John A. Maflteadv I'YItlav rest- I
1 on. their laurels. Mac Ready was
it . the home of his parents in Los
Angeles and Kelly with friends bore.
The fliers receive! and sent ' two
Interesting telegrams. One, from !--
ra Meeker or New York 4ity, was as
follows: .
"Congratulations, on your wonder
ful flight, which beats my time made
71 years ago by ox team at two lulled
an hour", five months oil: the wuy.
Happy to see In my ninety-third year
so great a transformation In methods
of travel. Heady to go with -;. you
next time." ' S
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lioad tho Observer Classified Adij.
VSu eet Hi und never been kissed,"
thats what the girls of grandma's
day used to say. 1 1 ut t he mode rn
flapper der .os that slut hasn't been
kissed, when she admits her sixteenth
birthday.
Best
Clothing.
That Money Can Buy
at the
Lowest Possible
Price
The Toggery
Andrews Bros.
, Everything In Men's
Wear ; ;
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Ice Gream
in
Pint and Quart Sealtight
Cartons
All Ready to Hand You
Take Home One for Your
Sunday Dinner
The Palace
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All YouVe Ever Sought in
Summer Frocks
Can Be Found In Our Display Of
Dresses
Style Comfort Quality
There are trimly tailored models in choice
imported linen and summer silk, more dainty,
dressy models in fine voile each one distinctive
in design ; they are cool looking and comfortable.
And they are well made, for only the finest fab
rics (fast dye) and best workmanship go into
them the same care that is put into all Betty
.Wales garments. ?
Priced Unusually Low
$12.50 to $35.()0
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ANN O UNCEM ENTH-
We will open our New Store at Corner of Adams
and Fir Street on
ONDAY, MAY 7TH
From 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. and from 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p.m,
The Public is most cordially invited.
During this opening there will be no merchandise
offered for sale
Mrs J. C. Henry Owner of the Building will be (PARR
our. guest of honor and will be pleased to meet
her old friends.
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