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I Friday, May 11, 1923. ,
THE 17A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE ,
I. 1 -nl
ans To See
Pirates Play
Here Sunday
focning Game at Home Will
He Against the Union Ag
gregation; Fast Game Is
Anticipated.
bm 'flrunde will Imvu llulr first
uiL-o to st' Iht'lr bust'liull team, th
nWH, In ui-tion Muntlay ufti'rnoou
the falrirrounds. Union, who ut
sent occupy the cellar Jointly wlthlPhices La (Irande second, Union third
! I'irates. will be their opponents '"" Haker or Mlllon-Kreewater fo iHh.
the national inline, and Im Grunde j l,0Pc alwuya upset but the -sheet
Wven a ullt-ht t-dira uver the I'nlon
tercjcitlnn for the wlnnlnir score.-
iiv larB crowd Is anticipated Hun- '
I-. I nion. like Ial Grande, was cot u l. might enierife victors.
S their stroncest when tiiey played I a number of rooters are plun
lut week in the opening game. 1 ".ag on making the trip to Baker Sat.
id both teams ate buing bolstered J "I day, Officials have been select.'.l.
k this week. A new face or two will lliophha have been announced an j all
jp.Jir In the I'lrate crew and the
derail expect to juggle their line-up
ipiewhat. I" sun leu ui i:ju o eiuea anu suouiu
fWnagcr Crews hus not yet an-!"'' run more than three, hours, pro
winced his line-up for the l nion-La jvlding no delays creep In.
pinde game and will probably not '' l,p Itocoid-Hniaslilng.
no until just before the game. Tex j That several records of long stand
alight will find a place on the listens will be broken la confidently ex
irieu here and nossiblv some other I pi'cted by nearly all close followers
hunges will be made, although that
tUotibtful.
j, I'.asrbull fans may n st assured
4xit they will see u real struggle here
'Jim L'nlon comes to bat. l.'nlon has
Wlasy pilclu-r, aecording to reports,
ttd u snappy Infli'ld along with a
aid working' outfield. The local nine
as as good a team ua-hist yeur, and
flilt lllt'llllH U lOt.
So, when the two teams meet, a real
nil game should result.
I'l'lio giums will probably begin ut
O CIUCK.
Fistic Card
Is Arranged
Eil Peril, matchmaker for the Ln
Erande boxinft commission, announce:!
IikIhv that ilus liairic nnn r rcnaie
iVclch, of Portland, and Mike De
Pinto, of Portlaml, and Vic Adams,
irould be matched in a boxinp card
!o be held in the Star theater on
;hc evening of Thursday, May 17.
DePinto and Adams will fisrht ten
rounds and Bairie and Welch will
'.hen enter tho rins for a six round
ipccial. Preliminaries are yet unar
ran(?ed. Duimet Is
Eliminated
(lty Associated Tress)
DKAL, Kng.. -May U. Krancnj
uiiiiet, or Boston, the last survivor
I he visiting American golfers, was
feated in the semi-finals In com pe
lt ion for the Hritish Amutoiir Gol.
luintpionship today by Roger Wetb
ed, Oxford star.
Oouglas Grant was defeated by
obert Harris.
VVild Rice Shipment Is
I Received; Planting On
A shipment of wild rice, dispatched
mn Canada to the Wing. Fin und
fleet foot club of Union county, w as
Shelved here yesterday ut the offices
fj( the secretary. Wild rice Is a nal
frul food for ducks und geese and
&ortrtinen 0f the Grande lionde val
ey believe that by establishing u
jrowth of the rice, the game birds will
bek this district Tor u feeding place,
jfihieh wilt naturally u figment the pos
)H dlltles of belter shooting.
Severn) are planting the wild rice
Oduy in various sections, and the re
Cits will be watched with Interest.
I wild rice is adaptable to local con
;lons a larger shipment will proh-j;-
)e received later on und inert
l! !tk feeding grounds" will be m
iillvd. Segion Team to Practice
I At Fairgrounds Sunday
Legionnaires who are making ready
Vuttempt to defeat the Imbler Le
onnaites at some time in the near
ture in a pame of baseball, will
ive their first practice Sunday
Drninfr at the fair grounds. S(ic
rst class nvaterial is evidenced in
lieir ranks and it is believed that
bey will be able to muster a team
iat will rank hitfh in amateur base
Ill circles.
The Imbler post challenpred the Ln
frande post officially at the last
Hip tine of tho La Grande lcion-
ai'TS, which the latter quickly ac-
20 to S30 Is Price of
Dcmpscy-Gibbons right
HHKI.ISV. .Mont., Slav 11. Hinr-
de seals for the ht-avywclKlit chiim
hmslih' flshl htr- July 4 hvtween
4tk Itt-lnpscy and ToMiiny Gibbons
$11 tost $'' bins wtir bit Hie pro-tfitei-s
jinnoiini-eil TlmnMl'iy, rang
11! rfitwnwnt'l. lli- prb-vs will be ".
Tt ali'l exclusive or war Hit.
iW'nrk on an arrna to sent 4",'ut"
rs-on- will start nt om--. If the
tl salr. by June 1-t warrants tt, the
na mn It" tinr'-HS-l to a caparltj'
ni.tum by runnlnt; s.ats up thr
Ho of tl' nalural bowl, one-hull
ilu writ of Shelby, I , . a
fTb'T- is a fc-i'Tal Ian UCTinst
kali 'iIiik ir.uli h-8 or otii'TKUw
if t'ndr jrun'JI t iul! b?.fl ttrt
e nnt s- ralcbvd up from lucUvri.
Blues-Bucks
To Fight for
Championship
l lfli'.n men from the L. H. 8. will
vie with Kiistern OreKon athletes at
Daket tomorrow afternoon for su
premacy on the track and field. Thow
t'litten men have a good chance to
win first place although Tendleton
hi(,li school is conceded the favorite.
A dope sheet, prepared recently,
.vould make l'endlcton winners by
ed on past showing and past recoids,
,out til npoliits. .The sheet, prepar-
KH's to show one thine, from a stH-
!"s ' slnndpoinl, La Grande has tl
h:nce. and If she can upset IhlliTB
I1" - 11""' preliminary preparations are
practically completed. Thq meet will
or ine iraca ana neiu spore. i-rice
and Karnhart. of la Grande and Pen
dleton, stand a good chance to smash
the 440 yard record. Hates, of Union,
should shatter the mile and half mile
record. Newston. of 1'endleton, stands
:a good chance to bent the discu mark
and LuHue, of 1'endleton, looks good
as a possible high juniper who will ex-
eed past performances. The relay
mark might be broken. Several other
marks might be shattered but the
above mentioned arc the most likely,
The mile and half mile races should
prove ttie two most thrilling events
of the day. Hates, of Union, a new
mun but one of prowess. Is expected
(o bent Hunter, of 1'endleton, in the
mile, and Karnhart, of Pendleton, In
the hair mile. Whether he can or not
remains 1o tie seen, but either way It
Is bound to lie close. !
. Kit her l.u (Irande or 1'endleton will
win the meet the most timid have
no hesitancy in saying that. Knth
schools have an assortment of men
that make u well balanced team, cap
able of taking points in practically
every event, nnd the rivalry will be
Intense between them. Pendleton hits
won the last five out of six Kaatern
Oregon meets. I,a Grande winning the
olher. and both schools are expecting
to exert their utmost Saturday.
BAKER, Muy 11. Members of the
Hi-Y club of the Buker hifrh school
henilcd by Hnrolrl Trebbc, president
of tliA oi-Kunizution, will police the
field at the eastern Oregon meet Sat- I
llt'ilnv. iiP(.rt,lin(r tn un nnnniinpnmnl V
from the hijrh school yesterday. The
boys will have full authority to Iteep
all persons except officials am! con
testants off the field and track, and
will be backed :by Chief Vauirhnn
and his officers of the Baker police
force. '
Knink McColloch was named thief
clerk, and he will be assisted by
Prentiss Brown and C. E. Webster.
The jtuosts of that day, William llay
wanl and J. F. Bovard c.f the Uni
versity of Oregon will serve in offi
cial positions.
The officials of the meet are:
Chief clerk, Frank McColloch; as
sistant clerk, track events. Premiss
Brown; assistant clerk field e'ent,
C. E. Webster; starter, Georjre Jett;
timers, William Hayward, . Oliver
Frances, Roy Conklin, superintendent
of Union schools and Dan Stephcsen.
Bovard Named Judge.
Judges: track events, Hemic Baer,
I. B. Boi.'en, Jr., J. F. Bovard, Aus
tin Dandreth, superintendent of Pen
dU'tnn high school. Pole vault ini
high jump, C. C. Snow, La Grande,
E. II. Stuller. Broad jump, John Al
len, R, J. Smith. Shot put ami dij
cuss, Hayden Dougherty, Present.
I-illey. Javelin, Harry J. Knox and
Norman Henderson. Ticket office
Gene Ostrome and W. E. Baker.
Track manager, Paul Taggart. As
sistant managers, Tom Reach, Jack
Gannon and Frank Kirkland. An-
B. PIERCE
A MAN WHO BECAME
FAMOUS
loctor TL V. Pierce, nhoc pic turn
appears above, wan not only a nm-w-ful
physician but alfo a profound
.-tmJfiit of tho medicinal qiialitlc of
Nature' rpmmJif'x. rtiot- and hcrtw, and
ly clura ih?Mrvation of tho methods
used by the Indian. h discovered thir
prcat remedial quulilio. opfM'ially for
veukues.-it of unnn-n, mid alter caro
lul prp:iraifnu nt''d'-d in sivfnj to
thp wurld a rin.iy iih.h hi.-t hix-n
nrd by women w it.lt the tc-st. rejiulti
for half a rrtmiry. Dr. rlorc"'s Tavfirltq
JrrlliM i. Hill in rat d-matnl.
whilo in.:ny o'Iht m L-ail'.l 'cure-alls
hav fomi nnd (tun. Tim rensnn rr
lt pli'uomAual -wrr-end is b"cai5fl of In
aluobiin purity, and tr. I'f'T-;' bih
s Und it iff a an honored cfllzm of
JIufTalo is a g'tirant'.-c of all that U
claiuioil fnf th I-'av trite rrfTimion
a rrguiator Vx the iiU ptxulur
. tc crttf3.
t r-.M'i 1 rr trt! rVg t5 Fit. Piano's
I lAvalfdi fiouU Jialo, N. Y.
nounrer, John Mok. Hunllea inspec
tors, Edwin Tareart, LUnd Crass
en. Student doIR-o. members of Hl-Y
'club. Baker police, Chief Vaurhan
and assistant.
COAST BASEBALL
("luus W.
ortlnnil 81 i
Pet.
.618
.61
.581
. .671
' .528
.412
.30)
.333
Vernon ,...21
Han Ki-unclaco 21
Ball Lake 10
Sticrameuto li
Seattle 1 1 4
I .os Augclcs , 12 .
Oakland 12
Vl:it.ON 14, SALT LAKI
-At Salt IJlke r M,
7
H. K.
Vernon .. 14 20, 3
Salt IJike .......... 7 14 3i
Batteries James and Murphy;
Gould, McCabc, . Koegh und leters. .
AMiKI.S 4. ltRTL..l 0
At Los Angeles It. II. 12.
Portland 0 7 1
Los Angeles :.' 4 10 0
' Butteries Middleton nnd Onslow;
Thomas and Baldwin.
KACRAMKNTO 7, JMKUMI 1
At Sacramento . It. H. li
Oakland 14 5
Sacranunto : 7- V (l
Batteries Oolwcll, Kly," Wells and
Buker; Yellowhorse nnd .Koehlcr.
NK.ATTLK 4, S10ALS
At San Kranciscd ' lt. H. 1.
Heattlo : 4 14 2
Han i'Vanclsco ;8 10 8
Batteries Jacobs nnU llltchle:
Hodce. Mitchell and Velio.
Included With the
Hoosier Beauty
24
Pieces of Fine
Kitchen Ware
this U-piw ft or iicxicr io-
iiu Htlc Scb nco Cutlery tho
knives. forks und pituliw
which huvft rocolvid the hiKh
t'Ht endoracniont from . Doint'B
tli" Siii'nce Kxpi-rta. Many
siorcs Bull this art us hlKh tus
$7.50.
Thia M-pk-cu set of cryutul
Clnaswiiri la iiIho Included with
tho HOOHIKIt UKAI'TV
reffulnr equipment, uiukinir -24.
ilecos In all, during this big
sale.
i
Carr Furniture
Company
For Credit
Chhnge Is Marvelous,
Declares Allbrtght
Pi-l 1 n-i' O i llo mo very llttlo-good. I wua under
0tlanU lltlZen State S weight, too, and was bothered a grout
Tanlac Proved Its Merit dcui with my kidneys.
Tri Hi Cain Frirlintr Ypnvs
in nis uase, fcnaing rears
Of buffering from btom- good appetite, but toned up my stom
ach Trouble. iLZrn",l!' ,
ltwrence O, AMbriRlit, lfll'3 Viukv
St., Portland, Oregon, Is unothvr who
has found thr Tanlac troatmont a tuxtv
und sui-o road to hoattli, strength and
working i-rrtiiloncy. Ho Buys:
"Kor Boverul years I nuwr fi.H
right, had -no energy tf aeuk or und
felt played out all the time. My npr
petite was very poor, and even the
little I did eat bothered me with gas
and Indigestion ho bad It seemed to
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IMPERIAL TAXI
MAIN 580
, PROMPT SERVICE
After Midnight CaU
HERMAN'S
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If you buy It during this sale You enn pay Ilio Iml
nnou In Uoturrod pnymenls of easy uniounlii. Not a
cent will lie added to HOOHIKIfH low cash price,
to cover Interest or any oilier "extra."
In addition, we give, with each HOOHI Hit HIIAL'
TY purchased during this wile, the 24 pieces of
kltchenware descrllied to the left.
If you do not huve a satisfactory kitchen cnlilni-l.
It will surely pay yuu to investigate this unusual
offer.
30c Can of
Hoosier Cleaner
(Ijiougli lu Clean
No Interest
"1,ut Tiinlnc certainly 1ms put uio
. . lt not , KUV0 , tt
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i-nerffy, nevor twl run down und play
ed out uny niorts und huv RUtnud
vuntttdorublu wuight. After what Tun-
luc has donu for mo I couldn't suy
If fresn
if i from the 1
! factory
yv now 15
I ROLL YOUR OWN WITH I
I Rl.ty Croix Pap.r. AttodiW I
HOOSIER
Sale Ends Saturday
Come in AT ONCE
and Learn How to
Make Kitchen-Work
EASY
Tho end of tlila if rout demonstra
tion salu Is (lrmvInK iieiir. Jion't
delay anotlu-r day to come in and
learn how to nuiko- your Itltchrn
work coaler. IT you aro one of the
iiiiiny women who think, that they
already have a modern kitchen,
you will simply l astonished at
our uliillty to show you new wuys
to save time, steps and eneriry In
your kitchen. 1
Delivers Your
HOOSIER
FREE
2511 Siiinre reel of MooilwiirK,
This wonderful eleiin
er la unexrelieil for
ehiinliiK furniture huv
Imk tt fine, miiootb rtn
Itth, Imth tiilm. hitrd
wooil floora, windows,
nl inn Inuiu, Hilverwure,
l!tU.
A full-Hl.ed half-pint
run, reeuhirly retullinK
Tor 3"c, will be rlven
iibHolutely l''Hi:K to
women who I'oiue tn
for u HOOHI ICU dem
anything too good for lt."
Tanlac is tor sale by ull good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37
million bottles sold. Adv.
1TKI IA, ItH HARDS MS
WASHINGTON, May U. M. Fu
kuda, a prospective membor of the
Davis cup toam from Jupun, scored
u victory here Tliursduy In ills first
real tournament match In this coun
try. Paired with Vincent Itichards.
third ranking player In the United
States, tho team defeated William
T. Tildeu. national singles champion,
and .Samuel Hardy, 6-4, 7-5, In the
first round of tho Chevy Chase invi
tation doubles. .
THRIFW
PAVS
MORE MONEY
GIVES.
MORE SATISFACTION,
NO STOCK CAN THRIVE IF PESTERED
WITH LICE, TICKS, MITES, FLEAS,'
SCAB,MANGE,ANO OTHER SKINjI
DISEASES. -0(
J10 CLEAN OUT THESE,
PARASITES, CUARO AGAINST)
contagious diseases;
CLEANSE, PURIFY, AND
DEODORIZE. USE
MITtR WUt OTHRi,etUUH,IT IS
Standardized,
UNIFORMiOIPENPABLt.EfllCIENT. ONE
C4U0H0FKHESO DIPNOI MAKES 60
TO 100 ULIONS Or S0LUTIONDEPENDING
UPON WHAT USE IS TO BE HADE OF IT) .
A REAL NECESSITY ABOUT
HORSES.CATTLE.SHEEP.SWINE,
DOGS. GOATS AND POULTRY.
It ED CKOSS DRUG
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More New
Summer Shoes
of Fine Quality
In Several
Different Styles
every pair of shoes is crit
ically judged to the smallest
detail, before it is admitted
to our sjtore. Styles must be
exceedingly smart and qual
ity must measure, up to our
exacting stndards.
The Bootery Inc
"A Paradise for Tired Feet"
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe
GROVER SMITH, Mgr. ' TT1
MIOUT AM) SXA1TV
Time was when motor cars, being
light, climbed telephone poles Very
reudlly. Hut In these later dtiys of
six- und eight-cylinder motors an un
ruly curs goes through, rather than
up a pole. This is better, for a cm,
like a cut, knows how to go up but,
has a time gutting down. ;
Three Piece
Suits
Tho. throo-picco coatuiuu nuit
allow blouse dreimeH topped In
bright coloru or ffiiyly patterned
lvrsiun silk.
Kuibroidory, bnildinK, silk
stltchlnK' uro" lined to trim tho
suitu. 1'rlOed to (i5.U0,
i.N(;i:ioi si,v ji:si;.r:i
A It 10 SI IIS OF 'I AlliOHKI ;
3lOI)K
Cliooso a Tuilored Suit not
ulone beuuuau Fashion bo thor
oughly approves lt. But because
it 1h really comfortablo and
convenient for utrpet wear.
These own their success to Im
peccable tullurlnK. fine. uppllCu
tion of tuekn und plulta und gon
orul slim, trip lines. In tweed,
French serge, twill und kaaha
they curry three best Suit colors;
buiRe, jrrey und navy blue.
Priced 21.5U lp tto.00
n:HIIAPS IT IS A CArilTIIAT
.MOST ItUCOMKS 'Of
An Inclination to own a Cnpo
Is u fashion correct Inclination
t his season. Capes are their
most modish right now, tho
sweeping type or tho straight
Hilhouette. They are distinctive
through horizontal flounces,
plaits und pin-tucked paneln
and achieve a final noto of
right ness In seasonable colors
und flue fabrics.
Priced fttt.AU (() $7.50
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MOTHER'S ; ,-Jj.
DAY !
MAY 13th j
Give her a box of our high
grade Chocolate Candy with
a beautiful motto on the box.
The Palace!
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