La Grande evening observer., May 18, 1923, Image 3

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, May 18, 1923.
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McGeeWill
Face Union ...
. Team Sunday
Second Base to Have New
Coverer; Remainder of
Line-up Unchanged.
mbler
Ball Champs
Ehos Says, Money Can't
Buy Anything Better
Declares Tanlac Quickh
Ended Long- Standing
Stomach Trouble, Weak
ness and Dizziness; He Is
Feeling Fine. Now.
"SpeaklnK'from my own experience.
r o 1 XT rV. w I1 d0111 think money can buy a better
COVe tO 1, Wins .L.nani'!mealcine than Tanluc. It has almply
No-Hit Game.
One change will be muita In t:ie
personnel of the I ax. Gmnil Plrutcs
Sunday afternoon when they cluahlby the ncore of 2-1. Cove scored In
with the L'tilon Federals at the Stuck the first, and I mbler In the fifth and
Show grounds at I nion. heconu ; sixth.
hano will have u new coverer, al-' The Rame was a pitchers' - battle
though AlaniiKer Crews states that ifroui the beginning; with Martin, who
he has not ytt decided who wilt ban- (was pitching -hla -lust ihlgh school
die that sack. The reniuindt-r of thijgaiue having a little the better of the
line-up will probably remain un- argument. .t He let Cove clown with
eh tinned, out a hit. This game was Cove's
McOee, who faced 15 rnloniteft In third defeat in ten youi'8.
five InningH here last. Sunday, will be This inakea the eighth straight vie
pitttd against the federals again, t tory for the local high school team
Three hits was all that the visitors (nnd gives them a clear claim to the
could glean against him before ami baseball championship of' Kastern
three hits very rarely win a hull Oregon.
game. Providing -McOee Is goin;,-1 Coach O. K. Murrell is negotiating
ninncViin' Mnrtin PitMlPS meant- good health to me and 1 can
i . X. lrAinniiiil it In mivonn Ir Ihn pIihn
acterlstlc statement of J. J. Knos. 65
Jackson St.. San Francisco. Mr. Knos
'.4 Mill. Kit. May 18-Imbler y hlffh'!waa for many years in the hotel busi-
won tbo final game of the aeiutoq ness here but is now retired, and is
from Cove bigb here this afternoon wen known and respected by a large
circle of friends. -
good Sunday afternoon it looks
un If victory would camp on tbo Pir
ates' flag once more .
While Union and I -a Gi ando are
playing at I'nion, Uaker will bo en
tertaining the Cove sluggers af Ma
ker: Kvery team In the Intermoun-
taln league is strengthening their l
line-up and better and better games
each Sunday aro being anticipated.
for a championship series wit It
Washington high or itenson Tech of
Portland to settle the , state high
school championship. ' . . - .
"For over a year before I took Tan
lac treatment 1 suffered with indiges
tion and constipation- and got so run
down and worn out that 1 was just
dad on my feet, so to speak. My food
disagreed with me, never seemed to
do mih a particle of good, and the gas
bloated me up after eating until It
was about all J could stand. 1 had
to be taking something nil the time
for the constipation, too, and I suf
fered from di suit ness so bad I had
speels that nearly floored me. , 1
would get up in the morning so tired
out it was all 1 could do to drag my
self around, and I felt sluggish and
listless all day long.
'I got onto the Tanlac treatment
by reading statumcnts in the papers,
and some of them described my case
to a t I took six bottles, and it made
me feel like a man made over. Indi
gestion and constipation never trouble
me any more, and the dlxvlness and
the miserable feeling I used to have
after eating have long since disap
peared. '
"I've got back the strength and
vigor 1 formerly enjoyed, get plenty
of restful sleep, and that tired, run
down, sluggish feeling Is a thing of
the past. Seeing what a world of good
Tanlac did me, I feel I have good
reasons to endorse it, and will always
recommend It as the best tonic In the
world."
Tanlac is for sale by all good drug
gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37
million bottles sold. adv.
FRANCE SEEMS CROWDED
PAjRIS. May 18. -Mohammed-ben
Ahmed, an irascible Moroccan of Ar
gentine, a suburb of Paris, ahot and
sever! v wounded a former sweet
heart the other day and then mane
his escape
His descriution was sent through
out France, and no less than seven
Moroccans, responding to the name
of Mohammed-bcn4AJhmed and corre
spmuJinjUtthoi
wanted man, were arrested. Not one
of them, however, was tha fugitive.
inquiries at the (Ministry of the In
terior brought the statement that
there are 13,122 Mohanrmed-ben-Ah-meds
in France.
If a man was good for anything at
all in the old days, he was called
"Professor." Now he. is called a wit-on!.
ft I VICS FINE VOLUME
EUGKNE, May 18. Dr. MH.
Jarnagin, a phyntctan and one of tha
leading cltUena of Coburg, Oregon,
has presented the University of Ore
gon with a rare three-volume set of
the correspondence and ' papers of
Thomas Jefferson Randolph and
published In Charlottesville, Va.. In
1829. The books have been handed
down In the Jarnagin family for sev
eral generations. '
had appeared In numerous coast cit
ies und hud won a large number of
his bonis.
COAST BASEBALL j
Clubs V. I- lVt.
Sun l-'i-ancisi'O 27 1R ,t43
Vernon 24 18 .671
Sail Luke 23 IS .561
Porllnml - 13 r,5s
Sacramento 23 19 .M S
J .on Angi-lea Is 23 .433
Oakland IB 27 .357
Scuttle : 14 27 .341
si:ai,s n, KAir laki-: i
SALT l.AKi: It. H. J3.
San Francisco H 19 2
Salt Lnka 7 13 '6
Uatterics Shea. Altcn. Hodge un-1
Yelle; rlllctte and Vetera.
i.ok ax;i:m:s o,
l.OS ANGELES
Scuttle
1am Angeles
ItatterlcH Gardner
' Wallace and Hylcr.
KKAiTI.H .1
Jt. H. K.
.17 3
Ii 13 2
and . Itltchlt;
lACIt.VMIONTO t
SACIt AM KNTO
Vernon ..
Sacramento
Batteries May, Jolly
VKHXO.V 0
It. H. E.
6 10 II
9 17 3
James, Gil-
tier and Murphy: Hanna,
Yellowhorse and Koehle.r.
Hughes,
l)IITIi.Xl
OAKI.AXU
Portland
Oakland
OAKLAND 1
It. H. E.
2 9 1
17 2
Halterlcs Varrlson and la!y. Ons
low; Krause, .Murchio and Uuker.
CUMING TO SHiiRHVS
SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY
Fairbanks Pictures King of Romance.
.Makes of Kobin Hood in .New
Photoplay a Character that Wil'
Liive in Film History,
SPORT BRIEFS !
-J
iu'knos Aians fh.ht?
UUKNOH A I it KB, May li. Juan
Horns, who said lie . represented Tex
Klekaid has arrived to see whether
it would be possible to stake a bout
between Jack Jeiupsey and luls
irpo here.
IIA;K AM) SAItAKX WIV
KKKDS, Kng., May 18. Waltei
fiuen ami Gone Harazen, holders re
spectively or the Hrltlsh and Ameri
can open Kolf championships, Thurs
day successfully " came through the
first and second rounds of the pro
fessional ' tournament In progress
here.
iii'KKF, vs. nitro
GUAM.) KAl'lDH, Mich., May 18.
Joe Uurke, one of the Michigan
crop vi heavyweights, will be -Juis
Flrpo's opponent In a 10-round match
hsre May 22. Burke lives in De
troit. -
itKNj.vMiN ij:avi:s
l.OS ANGKI.KS, May lit. Joe Hon
Jamln, San Krnncisco lightweight,
who will be a second tor Jack Demp
sey, heavyweight champion, when ho
meets Tom Gibbons,, challenger, of
St. l'aul, at Shelby, Mont., July 4,
lias left for Han Km n else o on his
way to the 1empsey training camp
at Great KuIIh, Mont. Henjumin will
ite joined at Han Trunclsco by Willie
Meehan, heavyweight, who will be.
one of- OempHey's sparring partners.
BAIRIE TO FIGHT
AT ENTERPRISE
f fresh
i from the
factory
f FRESH I
lV- TOBi
iioxiok dii :s
GltANTS PASS, Ore., May 18.
Klmer ltichardson, a lightweight
boxer of this city, known to fight
inns as "Battling Itltchle,
Wednesday of Injuries
fight at Gold Hill last
Richardson was knocked out by't'llff Hayes, also of la Grande,
Johnny CarlMon with a blow which 'appear on the Enterprise card.
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A Good Sports Outfit
for Every Vacationist - .
KNICKER SUITS, SMART SKIRTS,
SWEATERS AND HATS
Tennis, golf, invigorating hikes and motoring
spirited play that beckons each Summertime ! How
briskly confident the participant who knows she is
well dressed! The smartness of her apparel and the
comfort she feels in its wearing make her happy
state of mind. Of such Tightness Sweaters, Skirts,
and Hats chosen here. Whether mild or intense your
urge to Sports, your taste for good Sportswear is
the same. Satisfy it here.
Hub Bairie, local pugilist, will fight i
at Enterprise Monday evening in a
ten-round main event, according to !
'died here announcements made today, Hts op-
received in a'poncnt is Jimmy (leathers, Ho
Friday nltrhl. I pounds, rated as a first class mtttman. I
will :
His
Injured hhn InlernHlly. Itlchanison opponent 'lias not been announced.
No chnractor in history or legend
ever appealeil more to the imnfeina
tion for his preponderance of dash
ing romantic verve than Robin Hood,
whoxe exploits in the Twelfth Cen
tury serve to mark that era as onf
in which the spirit of chivalry reach
ed its zenith. No character in tin
memory of mankind ever was giver
such a magnificent opportunity to bi
impressed permanently so brilliant
ly. Douglas Fairbanks' masterly
portrayal of this character in hi
photoilrama, "Douglas Fairbanks ii
Robin Hood," a United Artists re
lease coming to the Sherry Theatrt
Sunday, Monday nnd Tuesday, ii
sure to enhance the popularity ol
this hero since this film undoubtedly
will live just as any great nove'
with a historical baekgrcund sur
vives the onslaughts of time.
That Robin Hood was a great lov
er, every version of his meteoric ca
reer indicates. He was noted for tht
manner in which he so rigidly en
forced the highest respect for all wo
men. He was gallant to a maximum
degree and he never failed to rcseni J
any snow OJ masculine uiisvonuim
toward the gentler sex. His manner
of resentment was always most un
pleasant for the offender, too. It
onler to appreciate what kind of ar
dor vas characteristic of this heroii
defender of womanhood, one has cnlj
to contemplate one speech accredited
to him- -.
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
It's
Grandmother' Recipe
Bring Back Color and
Luitre to Hair
to
You can tarn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night if you'll get a bottle of "Wycth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any
drug store. Millions of bottlei ol this
old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
are sold annually, cay well-known drng
gisu here, because it darkens the hair
o naturally and evenly that no one can
tell it has been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray or
fcecomir.g faded have a urprise await
ing them, because aitrr one or two ap
r.l,raiuns the crar hair vanishes and
vour locks become luxuriantly dark and j
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. Gray
hairrd. onattractie folks aren't wanted
around, so get busy wi'h Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound to-night and
vou'l! bi dilishted ith ycur dark,
hanlsosie ha:.- and r""' 9uUifuI ap
pearance luthal few dayj.
SOHMER
fT7lTH the purchase of a Sohmer, the
AApiano problem is settled for a lifetime.
The passing years but add new lustre to its ex
quisite tone. The cost is little more but the
satisfaction andservice are beyond computation.
The Sohmer marks the finality in piano pur
chasing. The deferred payment plan places the
Sohmer within the reach of every music lover,
however modest the income. Liberal allow
ance for your Piano.
W. H. Bohnenkamp
Company
STAR
Starting
TUESDAY
Ouch! My Back! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rub Backaohe away with (mall
.' trial bottle of old
"8t. Jaeoba Oil."
GET RESULTS WITH A WANT AD
When your back is sore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism
has you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand and rub it right
on your aching back, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled I This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the pain right out and
ends the misery. It is magical, yet
absolutely harmless and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica,
backache or rheumatism so promptly.
It never disappoints I
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CREAM
By the Pint, Quart or Gallon
Special Orders Given
Careful Attention
You Can Gamble
On This!
A Picnic is not a Picnic without good Coffee.' '
And Barrington Hall certainly makes good
Coffee.
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Barrington Hall Coffee, of Course!
Price 50c per Pound
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
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SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks
In
"ROBIN HOOD"
Tremendous Drama, Georgeous Spectacle, Yet
Always Human: Stupendous Scenes of Regal
Splendor as a Setting for (he Age-Old Story of
Robin Hood and His Merry Bandits.
AdulU ....... :. 50c
Children 25c
(5 to 12)
Special
Saturday Only
Credit customers may take advantage of
these spfcialties:
Regular $1.00 O'Cedar Mop, 79c
Salted Peanuts, 17c a Pound
2-lb Roll Blue Mountain Butter, 81c
Fresh Strawberries and Cream
for
Your Sunday Dinner
Joel's Grocery
CAMPING
EQUIPMENT
Just Received a Shipment of
TENTS
and
WAGON COVERS
Made of U. S. Army, Government Standard,
Double Filled"; Khaki Duck '.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
that
YOU MUST SEE , ,
to
APPRECIATE
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street
Next to Penncy's