La Grande evening observer., June 14, 1923, Image 3

Thursday, Tune 11. 192.1.
TTTF! LA CTl AMVR EVENING OBSERVER
PACE TITREE
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COAST BASEBALL
jSaid Wrigley
Advanced Cash;':;i:;:r;;;:
Roccp Boxes
Both Gibbons
And Dempseyif'1-
San l-'ra ftico
Sacianu'iiiii
noii
Salt iJtKii
l'ortlanil '..
Si'attl.'
Won Lost Pet.
...47 25 .lift"!
fur cump Volm;!;iy wih-i- ilu-y will per wllli
s.',h ii irw uiiyM with tholr ilatilit- V
l' M t'H. U M . I''h'Mnn;ui. ami ih.-n
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S4
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Sparring Partner. After oakiami - vs 4i
Meeting Both Men, bays
Denipse.y Hits
But Gibbons Oftener.
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SIIKIJJY, Mont., Juno 14. "Tomp
Kfy hit nit luinlir. tlibbuilH hlL inr
twice as often," I .
Tin -re h u whole srruion In that
M-Uinn-m.
Wiiliih tin- last wt'Pk ltooco St rani
nu'tca I pound ruined Italian lias
hoM-.l liih ih tli'ioniH't and tin con
tender who ahoot at the liravy wt-iKht
I it In the StiHhy Slu-ll July Koiiith.
Uocco is a hometown fighter here.
A lYw days ago Jack Kcai-ns pulled
him tn to Cln-ut Kails to do some
catch i rig for the Champ. I enipsey
Ciackcd Hie kid a lew. Koco got
rough and mad, Tho span-lug part
ner hruslied Dempsey's eye. It Willi
a nasty eul.
I. ike a hurt animal licinpsey gol
rough rand niad. too. floored
Jtorco. The Italian lea pot I from Hi
I loot- and socked 1 ivntpsey again.
K earns, stopped tile proceedings.
Hocco was sent back lo ..Shelliy.
'Mdio Kane promptly hired him to
work villi. Gibbons.
Alter' working with both Dempsey
and Gibbons Hie I'd analyzes hi:
taste of experience with heavy artill
ery, "I found I leinpsey wide open." lie
says. '"I didn't have any trouble lay
ing them in there, t.ibhons is a lot
harder to hit. lb1 makes you miss
while he connects."
"Heuipsey slugged me harder be
cause he was trying to knock mo out.
liul he tl Id n't. i didn't mean to hurt
Ills eyij. A sparring partner isn't .sup
posed lo do much to the man hu is
boxing hiit give a good exhibition.
"licinpsey st iing- me and I. slung
back. 1
"K earns elaimoil I hutted lhipsey.
1 don't think I dhl. We were at close,
range when I landed on his eye.
"A fter bovinK lihboii!! I liave
changed m mind about him not hav
i 1 1 v a chance against, the Champ.
"I iempse hit me hardest becamjo
we were lighting.
"liul Gibbons hil me twice lo'Ddii
pscy's one and I couldn't hit him
Hiuarcly.
"1 don't' supPs". my opinion
.'Liiiouut:: to much because I am jimt
a sparring partner.
"Giblionn had ine dizzy from so
many punch ea ' I was weaker after
a couple of rounds witli him than (
wa;: wlien wit h I empsey.
"Gibbon:: keeps popping you with a
h-ft hand. Ho beats you to the punch
;;o you can't start or get your balance.
"Judging from my experience wlllt
both I am convinced of this: lemp
se i:; goiiiK to SC(- a lot of glovea
when he comes to Shelby.
"My clash wit h I lempsey turned
out to be a rcKiilar fight with Gib
bom; it was boxing."
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I travel's
Harder, ! vkuno.v u. n. k.
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I Vernon 1 112 l
I ial teriea Yarison, Sutherland,
Schroeder, l'llleiie and Daly; Gilder,
Del) and Hannah.
Senator At Home.
SACK AM KNTi i " It. 1 1. K.
San Knmsisco' 4 i : 1
Sacramento 2 1 ti 1
Ihitlcrics Hodge and Vctle;
Thompson, IN-nnei and Koclilor.
I tees llattrr Two.
HALT LA Kb: It. 11. K.
Los Angeles 10 15 2
Salt 1-ake 12 2Ct I
Matteries Thomns, Hannah, am'
Haldwln; Myers. Singleton, G'ul l
Peters.
LOS AXCKLNS. June 14.
I'resident Mcarthy, ti the I'a
I'itic 1 'oast league, today iwue(
u statement declaring Loekhard
and Killel'ei. owueiH.of the Seat
tle ch'b. luid in el'te.i admitted
William Wrigley. Jr., advanced
912.t.atHi for the purchase of the
Seattle Club.
Taking testimony 1. deposition
hi the suit by LoeWhard to com
pel McCarthy to seat him tifl a
director in the league continued
today until Saturday to await the
arrival of telegrams.
J. K. Carper and family I May took the examinations Thui'ddav I VM'n--r.- Tmfitin Flu a
Inesday. land Friday. . i w . wuu ,mitt ""T ' t
mi., i ....... . ... k. ...... . .. . To ixn on Ntmnnrh
, ..,.,,,. iMiv , , i . ' ' r 1'iMiiriK eaoeii tin ;n. aim ,i in. .i. i, i arper wen io
to OlI'ROU t UN to lslt tncir trlends , , . ...... .... ! w.io..... i....... o... - u....
I I'-. L. 'I'homiison came homo from I un,a'- jorgi.ns oft. n ranges a restless, wY-
klug fo-j(.amp T,nt-S(av ,,,) ,VU, Mo,i v,.(. Miss Ha.d K'enworthv called at voii;4 f, , Hmr. Mlmplr Imrkthorn hurk.
(:!!,l:..ll!W!,,,l.li,'ml,'l, i,,uli Carper ami wife have 1 ilSnnday. ' ' V:;r,. gas a- relieves presH.ire arjd
mipsou is wi
M is. A. C. Carper this w
ek, lull are;
!;:",' ' " ' ,ilin1' very airk for the past w
i Monday. ,i.,,t1l. .....m.. .
W. A. Carper made a business trip Kimer licnuctl and wife visited the
;to camp til" rirsi of the week. j first of Hie week with his parents
I l-cn-y Carper and 1 iniilv railed on Mr. and Mrs. I'harles Itennctt.
hi!, brother W. V. Car.cr au.i family j G. S. Trump went to camp Wednes
'Thursday. May t.work.
Lewis Neui.y and tatnih took snp. ' The th :rade pupds who failed In
A. K. Carper and I'ainllj, I. S. Mae
Honald, and family. Miss Alice Knot,
berg and John Itarton vinlted at Hie
home of II. K. Thoinpson Sunday.
! m-rvtiiisnesa jfliaoNt I VST A . V Auls
ion IIK'I'II j i IIIMI I ili l i II
, L-rl L :. reuitivcs matter yon ncvfT
' t bought v;ui In . your system wliiO.i
poiaoneil stomach, causntf gas and
I iicrvo:isne."s. KCK J.KNT lo ftiia.l
'am Met . .!!,. 1 ih. - Adv.
SIlELIiY i0W A CITY
OF 7,000 PEOPLE
Monterev Wins Polo
Title From
Boise
I'.olSK, June H. lloise's civilian
polo team for the first time In three
j ears. Wednesday a I'ternoon lost the
jloise I 'i;lo Club cup, .symbolic of tho
n (i r t h western polo championship
when i he Klcven'.h calval ry nuartei
rVoiti Monterey. 'a I., slaughtered the
locals, 1 ii to :i. A crowd declared to
day by the management to have ex
ceeded any previous gathering ol polo
enthusiasts in Koise greeted the l'.2:t
j-eihs climax. As a result of the
Wednesday c'assle, tho Monterey
"ell.iv cords" have this season lifted
hoi h titular trophies of the annual
Koise tourney, the sectional cup and
the Ninth army corps area trophies
of I lie war department.
Oaks I. Indians :t.
OAKLAND--
seatth- :
Oakland
U innings). ;
Hntteiies Jacobs, ' Luke
yan ; Ivrause ur.d Halter. -
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....4 14
iay ii;misi;y his (;CAit.NTi:i:.
IIKKAT. KALI-M, Mont.; Junn 14.
The '-second ?(ui.ono of $:(Hi,tHto
guaranteed Oeiupscy for his match
with (r)bhons July 4 positively will br.
I ltd lomorrow. Jack J earns, mana
ger of the champion, was advised to-
lay. Kc-irus will leave . for Shelby
tonight to receive tho money.
S11KLKV. Monl., Like a huge jelly
fish Shelby Is expanding hourly. Ori
ginally a emv town of a few hundred ,
persons it ha:: bt-come almost over
night, a noisy boom city of more than
7oii0. ,
Its one dusty main street hi choked
with hurrying humanity at all hourfi
of the day. Shacks and lent colonies'
are springing up like mushrooms. A '
midway with rag doll galleries, wnfi ;
drink parlirrs and resaurant: is un- ,
der construction. . Sinalid sliucturcs j
are blos.oi. dug 'into hotels or eonces- I
sion stands; and every available foot,
of frontage on the main street boasts
of a commercial enterprise of soiir.1
kind. . . .
Tents and r:ick(M'li:i Houses,
(mo long teniacle of the jelly fish
stretches northward t from . tow.l.
Icrutle erackcrhux buildin.gs and tents
occupy tin entire -length. Al its ter
minus !s the fight arena, now almost
com plot eil, where t hotisands will
gaiher July. 4( for the Jack . 1 )empsov
Tom Gibbons tiglit'at which' a chani
plon will be dethroned or a challeng
ei: c(ui((iicred.
Motto for dancers who break non
stop records: "On and on ami on with
tho dance."
PROMISE NEWS ITEMS
I'ROMISK, June 12. Hev. M. L.
I'elello came to I'i'omfsa Thursday on
the stage lo hold a meeting at t ho
school house Thursday night.
Mr. and M rs, J. C. Phillips lft
test-
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The Charm of Fine Things
Combined With Long Wear
ROLLINS
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HOSIERY
In our hosiery department we
feature styles that combine
fineness of rcxture with long
wear -good" hxiking, scintil
lating, sheer yet with miles
of wear in every pair. Ask lor
Rollins Armor Plate Hosiery.
We have it in the neweit
Myk-s lor the entire
Andrew's Variety Store
The difference between home and
a restaurant is that at home you roe
ognkio the dinner scraps you get
lor .'.upper.
The savage shouldn't be savage. He
loesn't need to search through four,
leen pockets lo find something.
P or Sale
4 -room house, electric Hfrhfjrclty
water, lawn, trees, cement syfTwalk,
partially pluiabed. This phnis closft
to shops and srhool. Vrivjr 1 .Sod. an.
Terms. Sl.'oh.'mi down an-ir balance at
an tier month.
,'i-room Lome,
i I me rilwii. goo
.iKhts. city
p:-rl;. You
without l
f urnisiied, J I
and balanc -
Ipht
ha la
m
A.,, I.
Siixlfi with
-arago. elf i tr c
i-n house and
this phi re w llll
uiture
ii. Terms,
ent.
Price ml'
Ifeie.ii
7-ronm lionV uuflern. nn orrc of
ground, all in cherry trees, annual
hir-onie from i hei rh s Is from $4Wi,eii
to $7 on. mi per y.ar. This plarH is
..i the end oi Spring street, whi.h
j; i v h a beautiful view of the rtty and
vt'iiy '"id in the seriion of the r'y
Ciat is Cast developing. Price. Sfi.iu i
The b-rniH are vry reaaonatdo.
N( w nioib i n
rr.mplet' d. tb r
a mniN ra
$?.."e-i. Ti-rms.
anre at !-T.."u r
Ti-room home. J i j - r
is a chanc to iuov
fi-roont hom trr
t::ca ca-h, pnd hjt',
r month.
Geo. H. Currey
MEALTIME SATISFACTION
: . w oP in 4ooo9ooo
. .. , . : . . Homes "
.-rice of stove tM i ii t . 'd'd l:JiH
illustrated - $50.10 V ! j j dd
andcbinete-n$33.00 W j. J
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A WANT Al) Wll.l, 1IO II
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Gingham Dresses
, , ; ; , ' Priced $3.7:5 to $12.50 ' ' v
Crisp and Cut Tor Coolness. (; r i j:
v Need a Gingham Dress or two to tide you
over the Tub Frock season? Then you will bo ;
glad to know that there are some very cool and
... good-looking onos here;.. Some Of-them are .air .'
most sleevless; some have bouffant skirts;-.
othw-s ai-estraigjilino and haves quantities 'of ,
ruffles aTjouttfieni. .Check and plaid ideas are "f
made as striking as possible, with all Summer's !
good colors. Even one Frock will make your
wardrobe seem much larger .and better.; , .;. ; 'v;r
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Ask your dealer to demonstrate NEW PERFECTION'S
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Our iifw and higher-priced models, with the newly-invented, faM-as-gas
SUPERFEX Burners, provideunaurpassedcookirgspeed and convenience.
PRICES OF BLUE CHIMNEY MODELS ..
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To-Burncr. $26.00; Three-Burner, $33.50; Four-Burtw $43.00 -
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