La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 21, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPACF. THREE Thursday, June 21, 1923. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo nb!e tc. ncconiinoilulo you with suricr-1 in i-heot. TIip line i:i brought here -n Sportsmen and Farmers Join In i Shooting Vermin to Save Game. " ior ion oreum. four ilirrrrent tluvors, ; irom rontiuni nnci win rivu 1.1 olulwayK remly to nerve unci excellent tiraiulo people tmel thna intreHtel rv .i,,.i..,( i- Kinm iu nni.ii from K in th verv Best ami mtesi m pie-i Siin the mornhifr till 1 1 at night. Sil- lures, the opprrtunity of seeing tlie Oivertliorn-Wiiirht's Knmily 1) r u (r ; new subject ami frames for the) Family HERE ARE THE GAME-KILLERS! o sin,... (Hn-tf icomina- fall- Kicharilnon, the Art. Invites vou to visit his shop! I iMun, FIND IT HERE t, ,0,. ,.i .,, ,i, nin,.i!Weilnes(luy, Juno 20th,. (i-lfi-tf. Pirates Idle For 2 Weeks COAST BASEBALL Paiifir Coast Clubs San Kranciscc SiuTumi'iito Salt l.uku Porllunil i. . l.cniKiH'. VVun Lost Pet. Baker Is Unwilling-to give La Grande a Chance to ei".n , iiiuu Ataiuu ntiui e scuttle . . July 8th. Oakland .61 . .40 . .:i8 ..liS . .:is . ,;ir . .:n ..ill IHH .5211 .507 .mo .500 .4711 .410 .408 Union's withdrawal from the In terniounUin Biisehnll league has re suited m La Grande ttaemjr a dis-; Unct disadvantage in at least one j respect- The Pirates were scheduled i to meet the Federals Sunday and I July 1 and by forfeiting to I.a I tirande, Union put the Pirates on a ! two weeks vacation, which is not1 cenductive to maintaining the play ing qualities of the team at top-, notch. I Efforts are being made by Man- ager V. 0, Crews to induce Cove and iiai:er to postpone their game Hiit-lnm!. scheduled for July in favor ..of a rjjOS Angeles game with La Gt untie on that date ! Oakland so as to do away with a two weeks t liatteries, layoff and even up matters equally ' Colwell and nmcrig me inree learns remaining. j Seals' Mils Avail Not Ve.-non 'R. II. E. San Francisco 2 8 II Vernon ; . . .3 5 0 liattcries. Mitchell, Geary and Ag ncw, Yelle; James and G. Murphy- Htavcrs Swipe Indians. Seattle R. II. E. Portland 5 9 1 Seattle ...H 6 2 Batteries, Pilletle and Daly; Gard ner and Yaryan- Cellar Champs Win Shut Out K. II. K. 0 7 0 4 10 0 Thomas and IJahlwin; Baker. As the matter now stands Baker ha three regular scheduled games in the next ilirc-e weeks and Cove two. Baker plays La Grande July 8 and her schedule then conies to a close with not a single layoff, inasmuch as her series with Union was dated July 15 and 2'2. liy playing La Grande July 1 each tcayi would take but one week, off which would be fair all around- A communication received from G. T. Hunt, manager of the Celts, read: Senators Win Close One. Sacramento li- II. E. Salt Lake ' .5 11 1 Sacramento (i 13 1. Potteries, Crumpler, Gould and Peters; Fitterv, Thompson and Koch-ler. King's Colt Wins. ASCOT HEATH. Eng., June 21. King George's Bay colt, Weather vane, at 20 to 1 against, won the Royal Hunt cup, valued at 250 "I put up to the boys the matter I pounds with 1550 pounds added, run- ui putuug oil uiev.uvi-u.iKer game i here Wednesday. Francis Prices' and they all were opposed to doing Rockf ire, at 10 to 1, against Avas so. .0 we win piay at cove junei.s(,c.omi an, Clarence C- Hatry'sJar nn aim covc a.; uauer July ist and J vic, ut 20 to 1 against, was third. ju:ur ui ia uraiuie Juiy mil as per schedule." And so it throws La Grande into . a nice, two weeks hele with nothing to keep, the pitching arms and base ball muscles functioning or from growing stale. Baker is -perfectly willing to let I.a Giaiule stay idle while she closes her season without a layoff- from all appearances. That makes it nice for 'Faker- Wrestler Gels Divorce. WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis., June 21. Robert Fredericks, bolter known as Ed "Strangler" Lewis of San Jose, Calif., wei-hl's heavyweight wrestling champion, has been grant ed a divorce from d)'r- Ada Scott Fredericks, it was learned Wednes day. The divorce was granted by Judge Byron 'B. Parks, in circuit court at Stevens Points, Wis. Mrs. Fredericks, whose home is in California, did not contest 'the suit. Fredericks, who has been, visiting his parents at Mekoosa','"iear here,' left for the east immediately after the divorce was granted- TRACEY MOVINGTO RAISE MOREMONEY GHEAT-tlUkNEO OWL R BO SQUIRREL The birds and anlmali shown above are among the most voracious that prey on game and young poultry. They hunt in season and out ofsseason and, with others of their kind, annually kill ten time as much fame as all the sportsmen In the country combined. Another tiling that affect the price of tfas is the distance ycu happen- to be from another filling sta . lion- SHELBY, Mont.. .Time 21. Anoth er shift was made Wednesday in the new personnel in chareo of the nemoev-CJibbons champion shin fiirht Julv 4, when Fred K. Searles of Great Falls, an expert accountant, assumed office as assistant treasurer to Mayor Jim Johnson of Shelby, treasurer cf the American Legion committee uvomotinir the fiirht- It had heen previously announced that Frank C. Fo;:arty, also ol Great Falls, who is assi.stinu- Dan Tiacey, new business executive, would be .assistant treasurer. It was revealed Wednesday that Searles was the choice of Great Falls business men who contributed in. payment of the second $100,000 of Dempscy's tfunr-. anlee. : Tracey; has totinehed a cam'paiKti: to i.;aiso. the third $100,000 which must' lie Apaid the champicn on July 2. He hopes to secure the money within three or four days and place it in escrow to allay any fears that it would not be paid on schedule. About the only flubting here Wed- A COUNTRY-WIDE campaign Is i w on to preserve the game of r4, "ihe country by keeping down the number of piedatory animals and birds which prey on -useful species. jThe- Cooper's hawk,, sharp-shinned jhawk, goshawk and great horned owl, jfeed -almost exclusively on quail, art j ridge and other game and useful birds. The crow annually destroys millions of (he eggs and young ,of birds, during the nesting season. It has been stated that each crow steals eleven eggs or young of birds during that time. . . .; , t- A ..red 8(uir,re!, it .has heen esti mated, each year rats some 30u of the eggs .of useful feathered creatures. The ordinary house cat,' when vagrant, is a voracious hunter of useful birds of all species. In fact, naturalists say that the game killing animals and birds account for ten times as much game as all the hunters of the country combined. t.. - : The American Came Protective and Propagation Association has issued a t ca II to all game commissioners S throughout the country to join in a campaign to shoot the predatory eame Lj killers, which are known to sportsmen) las "vermin." There has been a gen-i eral response. Campaigns have at-t ready been started or are about to be! started in the states of Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, 1 Georgia, , Iowa, , Kansas, Maryland, ' Michigan, Missouri, 'Montana, New J York, Ohio, Oregon, Khode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,! Virginia, Washington. Gun clubs, farmers, individual j sportsmen and ull lovers of name are being urged at this time to go alieid and shoot the marauders whose depre dations now are at their worst be cause the young birds are at their most helpless age. In some states ami crow aikl anti-hawk campaigns have i . ....i i... .v. . i :. t.. UCCH liy UlC HIHIIUI Hies. ill j others, gun clubs are hulding anti- vermin contests among their members. . In certain states bigger bounties have j been declared against certain species J of "vermin." j The American Game 1 Protective and Propagation Associo- J tion, backed by the fanners and sports- ; men of the country, expects that the results of the shooting of predatory birds and animals, at this time, will be -reflected in the fall shooting. If the il campaign is successful, more protection I than ever will be given game birds of all kinds. ' .'I q t'opy Tor this rolumn inuBt in liy H):0ii n. ni. o siarKet. n-i.i-.i oj : o Have you seen Fairer about paint o Init you ear. Phona IU7-J. Shop at g 1902 Greenwood St. K-17-liu o Bacon 18c a pound at the Peoples Market. U-15-U oooooooooooooooooooooooooo I Huttcr SOc a vo.l at the I'enpies The fox trot "Tut-Anldi-Aincn" MMM l- ""'"'u "u"..1'6 L'!"X0',Ll'yL fl!s!V.1'.s..?r,.'!l'';.t';. .V.'l" For first ola,s dressmakimf see m-Mia ai .uiier nail ouiu.my .m it, . .,.,,. , . ii,.,l I Ants., IleHt St.' Apt. II. I'hcno i . f..)..! m r uii'.si. :rnl'l'C- li-li I-U.M, .!,( i.',iiiii nielli m t.numurr.ui.i r 'the 1 '"We have CHAUTAUQUA TICK-! "Chamberlain's Tablets have been .lune 2:!rd. We spcciali.e on bfucli. coffon in town- 'Il.finbow tioneiy, J. A. Willialis. The paths of trlmy lead to the pay ing teller's .window- ; MKDIUM HKOWN HA1U ;J looks best ci all afler a 0''rlln Glint shampoo. Life is about equally divided be-j tiv..i.n wivhinir fcr sometliinir yoit- l.,.,f nrC,,-,i mwl wisbinir vou hadn't Hitter HOe a roll at the Peoples spent so nuiclr last monlii. , ; Tal'letK4, (i-15-tf In Uiosn ilry llnii'fi the ti-anstfi-i'SHor is hunl to find KTS for sale. Chautauua dates are, used by jn" husunnd nnu myaei. "t I 24 Hi. to 2!Hh and you uro welcome ami on for tho past. iive years. CHLEUKATION NOTICE- tn make your headcniurters at our 'my husband goes away from homoj I.or Cabin Store Service Station I .store- Wo will be triad tc, have you! be always takes a bottle or tnenr and summit auto park, 20 milei from .meet your friends and leave youralonir with him. Whenever I nava I .a (Iraado on I'e.Mlleton hiKhway. parcels with us. Silverthorn-Wrlt'btsllbat heavy feelniR after eating, oil City prices- U-l'J-.'lw ! Family Di-uk Store. (i-lil-tf ji'ecl dull and played out, I take ou Or VWC OI VnaillU-Miuui a ..... Anyhow, there arc three miles of j waves that Ilritannia doesn't rule- j OATH SKI Wednesday, .lune 20, the Ric.lmrd- :on Art & tillt Shop will cold an Tin. cn.l-i ivolni- uniwnn iu inw Imi-niArl V.vl.iliil nnnui si ill ir nf nil llf the and ns warmer ilnvs come, we will bo verv latest nictiii-es, hntli fninnd and will do yon good.- i km. fiv no un line." wr.te-, wr Newton Vreeland, Miuon, N. Y. Takoj ilw.-i. inblels when troubled with. constipation or indinestion and thejj ftliv. A SPECIAL OFFERING OP Smart Wash Frocks AT FOUR PRICES $3.75 $8.90 $9.75 $10.75 ' Charming Wash Frocks for your vacation in such a variety of styles that you may purchase six or seven and sl'.ll have no two alike at prices that enable, you to select your entire Wash Frock wardrobe at one time! : Sizes 1G to 42 nesday was between warm sun, which quickly dried the ankle-deep mud in Shelby's main street, and a cold breeze which chilled the scan tily clad boxers in Gibsons' 'training camp- With a collection of raw ccto sores on his lower lip, which he feared mie-ht bo opened into from his workout Wednesday after noon. , He spent two rounds tugging j Bud German and Jimmy Delaney, around the ring after hammering the. swineinir dummy for four rounds, tbel outside punching bag for two rounds and skipping the rope 100. times. George Manley, a Denver mmme-: 10 wound difficult to- heal before July i weight, joined Gibbons camp I, the ehallenger eliminated sna;rin" work out wun ine cuaiu-nnei. FOR SALE Room mo'lorn house-, gamrc, Inwn, Ail.'utiR iivi'mie, houIIi side, on ma-jj r.'itiam sli-ct-t. Must be .sold under'! forriMl r.; nml ho. prico is only ! $ I sou. co, or (4 no cikIi will hnn-i dm tt. jiautmH! ca.sy terms. lota in Romifr's Addition, hnlf block, on M avenim, tin stiwt that Ih btilidinjr up fust, and koIur to In pavcl this sciison, nnd-tho jr in only $liio.0i pr-r lot iC noll toTfllnr, nnl wood terms. t r La uran( XT rap. Clani-s, mkii: simmm; 213 Hcpot St. a. w. ;i:itii:it, I'rop. rofns nnd full baeoniafU, bnlf acre of land, situate! S Willow ity lii'b- nll fenced, ?2,rn n.no; rti-.-uln for .soiiie- sido of town or aS t x o jfty.w 2 lo ! O wnl Good p:ivlm jfi, Kool Raratf' all Mot casvierniH, or xvijtrai thin 1 in tho side of town orjg in (.ill Town. o 1 JL o W am 1 llhuahoi inir i li- Jf jfhu iien-H.'VfTII DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o co nrroofro just on of the city adjoin-1 0 ay, from onn to ten j O plalti'i, and roadwayH 5 roserved so that nil ran bo o iirrnnj," il lor j;ood building npo1s. o 1'iici- and terms '(iny: conn! In and; let mm explain these lo you. Phy, Blacks Stoop In I'l.i- Iji lirauile Nallnmil lunik lllil' lM firnnde, ritoii. I'llOXl; MAIN 8(1 f A JL 1 1 A, ia,.n..s yyWJ, EJJI wws uu-cn. t 'anilv . 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They stand at the top among high-grade lubricants. SM'cify Veltex always. You'll be thoroughly satisfied, and you'll help home industry at the same time. 7 FLETCHER OIL COMPANY IN INDEPENDENT CO MP1 NY SELLING INDEPENDENT PRODUCTS 3!