La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1923, Image 3

TTTR TJA GKANDfl EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, .Tunc 22. 1923. 1
. fciay Al s&1 ISA km mlVim
On Old Hayward Field
Arrangements
For Bout Are
Announced."
COAST BASEBALL
San Francisco
Sacramento .
Portland . ...
Salt Lake . . .
Mike. Collins Gives Out De- ,'""T. . 1 "
KU1S 01 IjlDOOllS-IJemiJSeV Seattle
Championship Fight.
COAST IBASEBAM.,
Pacific toast League.
Clubs Won Lost Pet
Rl'OKNK, Ore., Jimn J;. When
the I'llherslty or On-ivon footlmll
nmiail holilK im flint nrnetleo next fall
!ll will lie on the truilltion-hallowc-.t
mound or lltiywnril Held, Juris l!en
'eflel, Krailuute niunuKrr. has nn
Inunneiil that arrangements have lieen
jjunile to have the turf roverhiK of
1 1 ho firlillron renioveil anil a substitute
The Homo of the Soul.
I ni'Omilt lliwl CtitI.jf!iMni-f na riinm.
Tn Olllen time.-;, it Wrm hAlioi.a.l ll.-! lHI'lllill'? 'I'llMltl Thnu Blfmin.lh.ln
tlie Bent of the soul was the stomach tl,e stl)m' l' ani enable it to per
n,.,t .iko.y f,, tho reason that aift
limn is never so completely used up .quarter . Adv.
as when his stomach is out of order.
Kor tho cure of ordinary stotnnch
troubles, there is nothing quite sr
A Want Ail Will Tin It.
FALLS, Mont., June 22.
room! bouts will precede
.Oakland
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kiiiiI anil wiwilusl put In its place.
Three veal's nfci) the new football
,! field was sown lo (trass mill Ihere is
50('now an . excellent sod. tint the turf
.5yd I field has never been a success be.
41,14 cause the rain that seems in fall be.
148111 fore prm Itcally every blK (time here
4 1:1 1 leaves ll too sloppy for the players.
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Heavers Continue Climb
Seattle ll!
7
II. Rig
7 lo
4
CRF.A1
Then.. Ill
the Ja:-k Demp.-.'v-Tom Cjibbous ' Portinl
llr.nvvm.iul.1 ,.i..,.,;.,.. .l..L t ! Scnttle
Shcli'.v, Moat., Julv 4, Mike C. llins, I Hatteries, Schroeder. .Middleton and
matchmaker for the championship ! '"S" UrcKK, Tesar and Ritchie.
conical, annuunied here Tnursduyl
niixhu I Senators Hout Ilees.
The boxing carnival will (ret under Sarramentc R. II. E.
way promptly ut 12 o'clock 'noon ; Salt Luke 2 7 1
with t lie first preliminaries, and G.b- j Sacramento . (i 9 1
Dons a:ul Demp.-ey are scheduled to1 Hatteries, Myers and Peters;
Kct into the 1 inn promptly at 3 p. Proujfh and Koehlcr.
in-, n'ountaini..'landard time. Match-1
maker Ci llins expects that he will Anirel-Oaks Game Close
have n leeway of probably a half' Oakland K. II. E.
hour provided all the oreliminaries Los Ane-elo.s 1 A 1
(jo to the limit, before Dempsev unci I Oakland . 6 2 0
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Llatteries. Lvons and Rvli'.rr Kreni-
er and 1 nomas.
Daftinp; Hee
Vernon
San Francisco
Vernon ,
Feat ured.
R. H. E.
6 JO 1
5 10 1
the St. Paul challenger crawl thru
t!ie ropes.
Jimmy Dcluncy, tlie St. Taul light
heavyweight, working in Gibbons'
camp, will meet Jack Burke of Pitts
'burgh, one of Dempsey's sparring
partners in one of the 10-round bcuts
while. Tillie ("Kill") Herman of Las
Angeles, i(!so of. the Gibbons camp,
will meet Joe Simonich of Butte, in
another preliminary. These are wel
terweights. The third preliminary
probably will be between L'tekoy
Mm row of Portland, Ore., and Dandy
Union, a Minneapolis featherweignt
l-lcntv of .Music
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Co'llns laid tn eiitertMin tl, er.iwd' i K"'"!? to give himself a long rest
from the time the arena is onened.l "U Yokel: .beats - me this time,
J no Hcotti.-n Highlanders o! l ai
The Hupmobiie
The Crentest Value Offered
Today In n Tour.
Cylinder I'ar.
The Cleveland Six
SATURDAY SUNDAY
THVE .TO MEET OK EL
PORTLAND. June Sta.Ted Thve
has signed n contract to grapple
.with Mike Yokel at the Heilig next
I Thursday, anil if the Mulnomah
1 club instructor .doesn't have any bet
Iter luck on the mat than in his last
enirni-ed I Lwo bouts with Billy Edwards he
nenuly l'ower Feonomy
A Hare Combination
Tho Touring ("nr, $1.1115.00
V. O. n. I.11 C.rande, Ore
' Let us ileiuonslrato these
wonderful earn.
Smith & Frees
'"'1511 Jefferson Ave.:
LA JI!AXI)I0, OIUCCiON
Cull Main 623.
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jished J.i rouniis over a (!200-yanl
I course, and then played the first two
N. J. Morris, local amateur Bolter. ' lw'S? ""re
... . . .uim 10 film,
a new worlds record Tnurs.lnvi ,
SAN
ot
' Golf Record Set.
'ANTONIO, Tex., June 22.-
when he completed
tl(. started at 4:.rii
2:iS holes of prolf.
a. m. and fin-
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, umy. Alia., 80 in number, wilt he
.utiutip( con cue side of the areiri
whil(. the Klks state band of 100
pieces will be located in another sec
tion. Collins conferred Thursday with
representatives of several motion
picture concerns in regard to taking
movies of tlie championship fiffht,
hut reached nc decision. The pic
tures will be rushed into Canada for
development as no concent within
a lorn) mites of Shelby has facilities
for doing' the work.
Dcmpsey's training camp, due to
the violent rain storm of Wednes
day, was a quagmire Thursday and
the champion was forced to suspend
t all training activities- The lighting
system at the camp was cut of com
; mission ami tho indoor gymnasium
' was so badly rain-sonked that work
ing there was out of the question.
Dempsey Rests,
The champion remained in his
T quarters, playing cards and, listen
' ing to jazz tunes of a phonograph.
His only exercise was a brief ses
sion at shadow boxing to keep t his
muscles loosened. .
Ala linger Jack Kcarnes welcomed
the day of rest as he declared Demp-
soy was ready to go into the ring
'and that a day of idleness would do
Pempsoy no harm, in fact, h& Tie
,. licved it would help his condition.
says Thye, "he!! demonstrate that
I am either through as a wrestler
or that an indefinite cessation . from
mat activities will do me gocd."
Happr Man Wins (3 old Cup
ASCOT -HEATH, Hng-, June 22.
Hardy's Happy Many, by Desman,
ojt of Happy Child, won the gold
tup of "ui pounds with 3500 pounds
added, run here Thursday- Lord
1'er'iy's Silurian was second and Ma
rio i'ei rone's Kiechois, third. Kight
horses ran. Happy man was ipioled
at 7 to 'I against in the betting;
Silurian 10 to 1 and Kcclhois 100 to
S arainst.
"Relieved in 3 Days"
OO writes one of try patients
who had suffered severely from
Pilesformanyyears.Hti-letterand
those of scores of others who have
been permanently cured by my
non-surm'cal treatments nrc con
tained in a book which. I shall
be plad to send any Pile sufferer
FREE, upon request
No hospital bills, no aaxtttStilr, no
fihock, no danger, no confmon-u n
Led or r:am,anil u CL'AHANTTOA .-is
Remember mj'-iscr.ii'ec
meansa posiliv.ianj
mannt cure no lontlei
iu.w severe your case
nuiv be.
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Used furniture
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1TI5XITI K1-: STORK
Ice Creams 1
Will Vay
Highest Vvltfpt
I'seil Junflure
DRltCHAS. J. DEAfH
Cnll I s AVIien Itnying or Selling
km- ouj mnnyhargalna lu rus-s,.
tallies, ehitirs. kttelnn cabinets,
drt-sscrs, beihi ami ft prints. $C5
hleyrlc for $2U; refrigerator,
$U: 39 library Utble for $20;
Iron IhmI for $2 ami up. , Why
pay more for ruffs when I will
bpU you n'$l2& Hxl2 body Hius
hoI rug for $&Ci, and In addition
o our many banmina in furni
ture we will in a few dayw open
In connection a hemstitching
nn.l gift shop and for conven
ience for those who have work
and can not come to my shop,
phomi us w will call for, and
deliver.
We (i re loratcd on Fir street
between Adams and Washing
ton, opposite Thome's Grocery.
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The Original FoI-Drink fcr AH Apes.
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st''1 tool fu th only kind yoi
fdmuld us' fr it is impossible to
1;m p ri pood, slinrp odfre on a poor
ly tt mpi n d onr- nor can you kee
your t-uip'-r v. hen you try to use
joieh .i tool. Our stock of tools is
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torily. We st;ind back of the niak
ith' miaranteo.
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With our complete stock of Kabo and College
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of fitting you to just the proper corset for j our
figure.
We have many la(e
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20
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information you desire
message for some one.
when your train leaves, or in
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"wiiiiS
Old Sol knows
when he's up agin
real opposition
a foaming glass of
Columbia puts
Old Sol in a total
eclipse !
VP ni uim m
The Old
Oregon
Trail
The trail traveled
Jy our pioneers is
now a winding boule
vard from beginning
to end and thousands
of cars roll smoothly
over it, but in the
early days men often
' toiled over its rocks
on foot and the best
of shoes were needed
to stand such usage,
which explains why
many of your fore
fathers in crossing
the. plains wore the
famous W. L. Douglas
Shoes.
W LDOUGLAS
SHOES'"
the selection of
the leather, the shap
ing of the models, the
workmanship and finish,
nothing has been left
undone which will add to
the style, fit and wearing
qualities of - 4 ,
W.L.Douglas
Shoes
Wherever
Good Drinks
are Sold
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News Co.
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A. W. ;i:ii.i:it, Prop.
To Correct Erroneous Re
ports Concerning
Admission Prices to
Pioneer Pageant
The undersigned authorizes the following
, announcement:
Toll Catc Fees - Adults 50c; Children 25c
Pedestrian Gates Same Charges as alxne
Free Car Parking Free Camp ('rounds
No Other Charges
Any advertisements announcing charges for
camp ground admission are not issued by this
Association.
Old Oregon Trail Association
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
v for Saturday
Head Lettuce Cucumbers
Mississippi Tomatoes and Hot House. Tomatoes
1
Wax Beans ,
New Potatoes
Bunch Beets
Strawberries
Currants
Green Apples
Royal Ann and Bing
Cherries
Green Peas
Asparagus
Turnips and Carrots
Raspberries
Teaches
Apricots
Grape Fruit
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109
Depot Street
Two rhoncs
Call Main 75
2'o Charge for Delivery
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