La Grande evening observer., May 19, 1923, Image 3

Saturday, May 19, 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
JJrrr! You'd Think They'd Freeze
j
ast Game
at Union is
Anticipated
Union, Reported Stronger,
Jbxpect to Give the Pirates
a Close Rub Tomorrow.
Tho tentative Pirate line-up for
morrow's baseball frame at t'nion
pi'Hiia the Federals, is as follows:
ri!WH, rlghlficld; Itosenbaum, cen
t-field: . , second base: Tex
might, third base; Theison. left
klfl; Ituck Knight, shortston: John-
n, catcher; Garrity, first base; Me
e, pitcher. Second base is not de
led e.s yet and it is possible that
her position may be changed he
re the umpire hollers "play ball."
bunday s contest will be Ihe third
10 of the season for Ihe local team.
Iio are now tied with Maker for
(ootid place in he Intel-mountain
tguc. Coe is regarded as a fav-
Ho over Hukcr and should the Colts
.and I a Grande win. I .a Grande
njld climb to absolute possession of
ond place.
Union, who started tho season with
strong team. Is reported as con-
ntly Increasing their strength.
avenge (he de-
Dempsey-Gibbons Fight
Is Drawing: Attention of
East Oregon Mitt Fans
Championship fights, especial
ly those of the - heavyweight
class, such as the Gibbons-Oemp- ',.
gey scrap scheduled for'' July
4th at Shelby, Montana, are very '
rurel.x; held la this section of tho
country.
And with tho' fight now ' as
sured, Kast Oregonians- by the
score are announcing, their In
tentions of attending. Shelby
isn't so very far from La Grande,
rend let on, Ha or and tho othor
. towns and cities in - this dis
trict, and the Cans who - plan to
seo the champion In action de
fending his belt, are many.
They are mostly planning on
driving lo Shelby, via motor, al
though a good jihare will ride
the cushions.
"1 think that it is going lo be
a first class figltt," one man,
who states that he is going to
Shelby, said yesterday, "arid any.
time that a real, honcst-lo-goodness
scrap Is put on In trav
eling ilistuucc, I'm headed for a
ringside.' . .....
ley will be out to
it they suffered n
ZIIYK.KO l.OSKS IIAMUt AP
Tl'LHA. May 19. Stainslaus Zbys
zko, former heavyweights wrestling
champion, lost a liandicap match to
Joe '"roots" Momlt of Colorado here
Thursday night after 75 minutes of
to
uuuw .tiumu twii'tf iu id iiiiiiuii'u. i v
ft nnilliln liirtt KiimiIilV nitfl Imiiol.-ilt
Uis are nlltiehcitiiitr a fust mul fn.- ' lu"
is contest on tho stock show
Rounds tomorrow.
BQulto a number of La Grande peo
ft are planning on motoring to
plon to witness the contest.
was obtained'. Mondt'.was the
tggressor throughout,
Golfing Cup
Won by Yanks
NKUV YORK BARS. VILLA1U.
NKW YUltK. May 19. The New
'York slate athletic commission has
I forbidden the proposed boxing, mutch
"between Jess Willard and Luis Ange
Firpo, it was learned Friday night
ion the ground that Willard's age Is
beyond tho legal limit. Tex Itlchard,
promoter of the bout. Is said to be
making plans to stage It in New Jer
sey, probably, at Hoylcs' ThU'ty Acres.
inencan Amateur jr0ii
Team Retains Possession
of Walker Cup .By De
feating British.
NEW RATE
PLAN
ST AXDHKWS, Scotland, May
ill). The American A in a t en v
nlf team retained possession m
he Walker Cup by defeating
(the British team in a twu day
jtwurmiiiicm, which omleil today,
ji-ix matches to rive, with one
JiHlved. The nip was won only
tm the :i."lli'given 'when 1 . Will
ing of Port land, sank n three
aril put to-win his inntcli.
IX ID
- Mr.-B. J. Hennlnff. wife of the sal? . t secremry of labor, and her
liter, MiM Elliabeth Huatins. of San Francisco, were the first to start .
the outdoor bathing season at Washington, D. C.
AGGIES BEAT OREGON
ON TRACK AND FIELD
INIVKILSITY OK OREGON, Ku
gene. May 19. Tho Oregon Aggies,
showing marked strength in thu dis
tance and field events, took the an
nual dual track and field meet from
the Oregon equad today by a 72 to
59 score. Oregon led throughout the
early part of the 'meet but the Aggies
came from behind with, first and sec
ond In the two-mile and a tie for
first and a third In the high jump
and romped away with the meet by
a IS point lead. The relay was not
run off as Oregon could not win with
that event. ' .
Kalph Spearow cracked the con
ference record In the pole vault, top
ping the bar at 13 feet 1-2 Inch, and
tried four times to go over the bar
at 13 feet (1 Inches In an attempt to
break Ihe world's record of 13 teat '
6 6-S Inches. ' Twfer he all but made
It. only to brush th bar off with an
elbow or . heel. Cnder the rules
Spearow was allowed - six attempts,
but did not take hts last two as lie
was forced to enter the. bioad and
high Jumps, Hay Oodge of the Ag
gies ran a fast race In the half mile,
healing hlN teammate, Lee Sims, by
a scant yard. Dodge's time wiw
caught at 1:57 3-5, breaking his own
record foiv the Oregon-Aggie dual
meets of 1 :5'8. .
EkGIN PUPIL WINS
SHEEP ESSAY PRIZE
SPORT BRIEFS
I What is meant by "flat rates ser
vice?" ' ,
Much discussion of this subject is;
I heard among: motor car .owners, but
it is evident, frcm the nature of
these conversations, tha many have!ttonat
I oniy a vague lueu in, ivr reui bik
'nificance. As a matter of fact,' flat
! rates service, as applied by the )ead-
: i l . l .1
ii I j, nuwiiwm c uca.c.a, uv . . Or.'ffOn. for HlM llffit fiSWlV Ol
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1 l-l. nuhlr.i ulw,
SALi:M. May iy. Melvin Schnorc.
I sluilent in the department of voca-
agrlculture In Klgln high school
of which William K. Cyrus is instruc
tor, won first place, in -the contest es
tablished by? Dave N. . Waddell. o'
I finable in a single sentence.
"in
l-Iamps)ilre sheep. This
wits an nou nc
Klliott, dlreo
iiic liir'V uiutc, nwuiuiiiK w ... . ..... ....
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Brothers, "it means that a careful. . ,. , , 7'
study 'was made of the thousands of
'education.
'CI'FV WIXG WINXIIH, ..ifir u ,;uV tUa T,,c contest lf open to any farm-
UN I'KDHO, Calif., May 19. ;v r " ' r A" lyZ ers boy or girl In Oregon and essays
Idon (Tutfy) Wing, or I'ortland. i , 7 ' 'were submitted from all parts of tqe
... dolculcd Joo Kish..,- ot the V. S. ! bR.!1. th,rf...tre"Si"L""' a?' Utalo. l'olonr-1 Curie Abran,,,. vmtor
jKcw .MlxIco. liBhtwcifc-ht chumplon "Yn X .rf.hls.iirf 'of the I'ncirlc Honiesload of Salem.
the navy for the lust seven yours." u.: : l..:JA c nss ted n JudB nif. the essays urn!
1 v....:. u..,. ..ni ;una the mechanic is required to'conv- J 7 . . . .
1 Young Datto of Sun Pedro and , , . , ...... M awarding the prize, which was a pair
tk Silver of Sun KrunciBeo. 1M-!' """"cu of Humpshlre lumhs. lst year the
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M.y SKAT l,OCK!IAHI,
Hy Associated I'ress.)
SAN KHANl'lSt'O. Way IS. Appll
cation was mady tho federal court to
day to force President McCarthy, or
the Paclrlc Coast League, to seat
Charles l.ockhurd, one of the Scuttle
dull owners. McCarthy recently re
fused to sent l.ockhurd as a director
on tho ground that tlio ownership or
the Seuttlo club wus under Investigation,
"Pussyfoot" Johnsoto, w?io went to
New Zealand to maleo It dry, has re
turned dlsuppolnted by the 10,(101)
majority against prohibition In the Is
land. Well, there Is one place thai
doesn t seem so crnzy nbout Ameri
can participation In Its affairs.
IP
liBiiiiaiiiiiiwiiKiiimaiti,,tmii.uitbiaMi
FOR SALE
tinders, boxed a draw in a double
in event at the Chief 1'etty Offi-
rs'i nlub Thtirstlav niirht.
I HIT 25 Tl.MKS.
P0KTlN, May 19. Charles John
limit, first baseman of the IMtts
(fj? l'l rates, ended his string of
iing Thursday with a score of 25,
ig to beat tho modern record by
safeties.
"When an owner brings his car to j M,.oforU, wno. wus H member of the
the service station for repairs," says ' Mdford alock jllllKinB tcm nt the
Mr. Smith, we are au.e to quote him : p,u.r,c international Livestock expo
a positive fiRure for the work to bejBlon und wno Uri,ady u rccoBnUed
dcJie. We are also enabled to Kive i,r,ir
COAST BASEBALL
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Kranelsco
amento
pnon
1 Lake
Ithind
I Angeles ....
jland
tie
Won Lost
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i lrancisco
! Lake
SALT LAKE 4.
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U 14 2
4 11 U
3utlerirs
1 Peters.
-Scott and Agnew; Gould
OAKLAND . IMHtTLAM) '2
,1 (Ily Associated l'rcss.)
Oakland it. H.
tland 2 S
band 3 9
iiltcrh'S Sutherland und U
ner and Thoinus. ' ,
1
him a definite delivery promise,, wi h
the knowledge that the car will come
out of the shop on time. J hus, the
.owner has no possible ground for
j complaint, either to price or de
livery. In short, flat- rates service
linrmim tlinf tho bpi-vicp stntlnn in
able to tell the owner exactly how
Ic.njr it will tske to repair his car
and t'he price of such repairs- It
permits the selling of service on a
businesslike basis.
"EM there is an element of even
greater importance to the car own
M5 cnt'ves to pet ij finished on
'fjtime, that he may start a new job.:
much money as possible, and such a
plan eliminates loafing, A feature
of this system is the penalty that re
quires each mechanic to make pocd
without additional pay, any of his
work that is returned because of in
ferior workmanship. This precludes
any possibility of carelessness on the
part of the mechanic."
"We have found positively," con
cludes Mr. Smi h, "that this method
not only reduces the charges to cur(
car owners, but it improves the qual
ity of our service work. It is the
nearest thing to perfection 'that I
have ever seen in the line of service
efficiency."
.651
.65 s
.55$ i
.37J
.333
Melvln Sehnore. winner for this
year, is 10 years old.
is A(ii:i.i:s i. si:attli: o.
1 (llv Associated I'ress.)
OH ANt.i KI.KS It. II. K.
tie 5 0
nsrH.-s i 6 2
IttfHes CtreBff and Tobin; Thom
jid Italdwln.
IACI?AILNT) I, VLKXOX 0.
il 'ItA.M ENTO It. H.
in o 8
am-nto 1 7
irri. H R. iK. r and Murphy; Fit-
id Koehler.
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(By Associated Press.)
I'OHTLAND, May 19 Ualph Budd
president of the Greut Northern, hert
on an inspection trip, said, that ho
hoped tho Oregon Klectric situution
woutd be straightened out. hit; Indi
cated that President Turner . would
announce .Monday rer:irdlnpr the pay
nient of the si-ml-annual bond Inter
est due May 1. Budd said there was
no prosM'ct of extending the Portland,
Astoria and Pacific branches to Tilla
mook. He said II wus up to the tim
ber owners to extend the logging
roads to connect with this line.
i room modern house,, full basement
and furnace, lot 4x110, garage,
shade trees, lawn, trood fixtures,
one block off Adams avenue, on
Cedar street. Price $3500.00, There
Is a mortgage for $1900 which the
purchaser can assume. A small
cash payment down and the balance
can be carried on contract.
room house, 6 large lots, barn,
garage, cold storage, wood shed
and a large well ventilated chicken
house and' run, beautiful garden
spot with strawberries, raspberries,
fruit trees, shade trees and lawn.
All for $2000.00 and $4oo.oo cash
will bundle it. Baluneu monthly In
stalments. , .
.MALI
ADAMS -TOAIKS HACK"
(By Associated I'ress.). .
NKW YOltK, May, 19. Maude Ad
ams, fumous actress, who quit the
stsge because of Illness In lit 1 8. will
return in the autumn in a revival of
"Peter Pun" and In three other Balr
rle plays, one a new effort. -
NTOIOI IN.lt It KS TWO.
1 lOL'HTOX. Tex.. M ay 1 !. Two
persons were Injured in a severe
storm at- Oualllne Mills, neur Con
roe, 40 miles north of here, early
frYiday, according to reports. Tho
homy of K. Mad or, farmer, was de
,-troyed. and Mrs. Mador and I. M.
Whiddon, a boarder, were injured. .
A boy hus run away from home to
scape wearing knickerbockers. And
some girls run away from home in
i order lo wear fem. What a world.
WHKAT QI'OTATIOXK.
(By Associated Press.)
PORTLAND, May I't. Hard White
$1.31; Northern Hprlng $1.15.
FOI It ltritM:i) TO DKATIL
(By Assorlutcd I'ress)
i'AHIO, 111.. May 19. Kour per
sons were burned to death near here
late Friday when an automobile In
which they were riding can off the
road, turned over, pining Its occu
pants beneath It, and .buret into
flu men.
It Is said that baseball has ousted
cricket in popularity among the
Welsh. How would you like to hear
a crowd of Welsh fans yelling "Kwlil
the wmpyrr he'r rwttnn!"
room new house, just about com
pleted, lot (10x1 10 feet, quarter
basement, cemented bath room but
no fixtures, electric lights and city
water, located on J 1th street in a
locality that is building up fast, and
the price on term, $2500.00. If hall
cash will make a liberal reduction.
Can be bought with $350 cash pay
ment and balance monthly Instalment.
Styl
A Most Important
Feature of Costuming
ALEUT women take a very keen
. pleasure in keeping abreast of what
is new in the costume1 world, and this
Store takes a certain pride in the know
ledge that these women look 'to it not'
only as a most reliable source of style
information, but as a sliop in which the
most fashionable costumes are to be
chosen. It is on style correctness that
this Store has built prestige in the past,
and it is the style correctness embodied
in this season's assortments to a great
er degree than ever before that makes
them so noteworthy. . j
Putmans
Ready-to-Wear
THE FICKLE SEX
Some men were jilted in their youth,
And ull their lives lived by their
lonely; :
And others married their sweet
hearts And ore new paying alimony.
Houston Chronicle
Salts Fine for
Aching Kidneys
When Back Hurts Flush Your
Kidneys as You Clean
Your Bowels
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room house Just being completed in
the same locality, about thu same
1 as the other, but differently de
signed. For $2&oo.oo on -the same
terms.
Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, sometimes get sluggish
and clogged and need a flushing occa
sionally, else wc have backache and dull
misery in the kidney region,- severe
headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and
all sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean and the -moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region begin drinking lots ot water.
Also get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from any good drug store here, take
a tablespoon fill in a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act tine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and is intended to flush clogged kid
neys and help stimulate them to activ
ity. It also helps neutralize the acids
in the urine so they no longer irritate,
thus helping to relieve bladder dis
orders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; makes a
delightful effervescent lithia water drink
which everybody should lake now and
then to help keep their kidneys clean.
A well-known local druggist Bays he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who he-1
licvc in trying to correct kidney trouble:
while it is only trouble. By all means
have your physician examine your kid
neys at least twice a yean
ICE
CREAM
By the Tint, Quart or Gallon
Special Orders Given x
. Careful Attention
tolM The Palace
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WANT TO BUY OR SELL SOMETHING ? TItY AN
i OBSERVER WANT AD
7 room house, modern, on Adams
avenue, close in, beautifully locat
ed, large lawn, trees, shrubbery,
large barn and garage, two large
lots, all in good condition. Price,
$5500.00. $1000 cash and the bal
ance $1000 each year until paid.
Come In ami talk with its iilmui
some other good bargains we have.
Phy, Black & Stoop
in iuv i.a o ramie national uauic idg
I orniiue, Oregon.
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A Dash Across Penn's Goal
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Ne-e-.i, d tfc Prlneetsa ro'. tcirn. drive Utt brCl x-er tin fAJj ttt tha ftrit ttart et Ul4 puae be-
We Have Two
Made-to-Mcasurc
LINES ,
OF
CLOTHING
Trices the cheapest and
quality the best.
Let us show our samples
f
The Toggery
Andrews Bran.
Everything in Men's
Wear.
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. Corrosive. Sublimate
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Black Leaf "40"
Blue Stone
Krcso Dip
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ALSO SHOWING A COMEDY
Starting Tuesday
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