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Monday, August 6, 1923. 1
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE THREE
Evan Burrows' Fontaine and Son at Ploy
Female Boxer Weighing
1 1 0 Pounds Offers to
Meet Any of Her Sex
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National League.
Club's. , Won I-ort Pet.
New York , :I5
Cincinnati U H'J -H"
PitUburtr (SO 48 .!:(
Chicago 54 4 .029
Brooklyn oil uu .otnj
St. Louis ..... iil 53 .400
Philadelphia .. H2 8 .320
lioston !I0 71 .21)7
American League
Club .
New York
Clevelunil
St. I-ouis ...
Detroit ..... ......
Chicago
I wiiMiiiiigiun
1'hiludeiphiu ,
I Ijston
I Pacific Coast
j Clubs
San Francisco
j Sucruiriento .
'Portland i
jSult ,Lkc
! l.os 'Angeles ; . .
j Seattle . . . ....
i Vernon
iOaklaml
1 acific Loast
Seattle 4-13,' San
S1CATTLK
San Franci-sco
Seattle
Won Lost.
7 32
55
51
47
48
47
50
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47
. 45
.. 42
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League
Won Lost Pet.
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Pet.
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,500
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.433
;381
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51
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.448
Francisco 3-2.
IB. 11. K.
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4 8 U
and
llatlcries Scott, McWoeney
Yelle; Hurger and -Yaryun.
Second game: - . It. II. ii..
I San Francisco..... 2 8 1
' Scuttle ., 13 10 1
naileries nouge anu Agncw; uen
land Yaryan.
Vernon -i-i:i, nan i.nitr j-u.
VERNON . It. II. E.
I Salt Lake , ,3 81
Vernon . 4 12 0
(10 innings). ,!,
Butteries -C'iiiiAp," Could, StaL'alie;
:aud Jenkins; .May-' and Hannah.
J - Second' giime.v I'li-i: I itjfc' Hi; E.
.. " Rait Lake ......R.lt 2
nniDOEPOUT, Conn., Aug. 4 iVernon ... .. 15 18 i
While champions:,,,,! ncnr-el.anipionsL l!tP?'7,;r,ySev INuil weh'i' '
failing In , l.laiii more than 03 per Jl1 ' ' f hI,?. I ,
cent of the , ate, receipts,; refuse' to '''''lu''K.ii';
Kh, a iilii i tu-jioui... pin iip re is uwv a n - . - u u p.
tvilliinr rrPf.l-.i.im; fn .;.. 4.nvaiL- l!QK.J I. A (N I ' . , . , J'
Iior wo i
.Miss Virmi
show that slm
dil-and fiKbt for nulliing. Lo 'AHKeies- ... '11 j-
Viririnia Harris is the name 1 . ' u" 'i '' ' V.'1'w .,
.......... i ;.. .. liattenes Hujhps, lhonias ami
wi'llinir'lo take on t-Baltlwin; Yarrison and Daly
..ii .......... ..rr i... u..i neconn came; iv. n. e.
lcnifinir .ieanetle' i.e " Mar, claimant ' I-o AneeleB ..
of the world's bantamweiirbt chain-, . ' -,
.... " N.iltni'inu '
jttoiiship lor her sex.
Tho challenger doesn't look much
like a boxer when she is outside
the rintf. Only 17, she is soft-spoken
and relirintf, moving about with
a deceiving clowness when she is
drespd in her street clothes. 'Put
once she Rets into the rmif with : liaker.
her father, Hurry Harris, formerly I Second name:
a professional boxer, the languid air Sacramento
vanishes and Virginia swings a, Oakland
mean left und an euunlly effective Batteries Shea
right.
"Dad 'began to teach me how to
box when 1 was a tittle girl," she
explains. "I'm not looking for the
championship particularly, but if I
win it I'll defend my title. Boxing
appeals to me most, although I like,
nil sports"
Virginia, by the way',, is1 a speedy
hn-eiiall nlaver. an expert swim
mer and holder of several trophies-
for high and fancy diving.
.After admitting in her soft voice
that she'd like a match out" of
Bridgeport, "because the girls hero
won't fight with me," Virginia made
a statement which would cause u
professional boxer to tear his hair
in despair.
"I'm not iv. the ring for money
iust for I he love of it. I don't want
any allowance for training expenses.
1 11 pay my own lare to iew
to fight tlie championship claimant.
The purse, or the lack of one, makes
no difference to me."
Alter which Virginia turned her
attention to be punching-bag, as if
fighting championship battles with
out hope of hanking gate receipts
was the most usual thing in the
wo. hi.
2 11 1
10 0
Butteries Thomas, 'Wallace., and
Byler; Sutherland 'ami Oiislc'w. '
Sacrnmeiilii 1(1-9, Oakland 7'0 -OAKLAND
K. II. E.
Sucramento 10 15 0
Oakland 7 13 3
Batteries Hughes, YelloWhorse
and Schang; Anett, Murchio und
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e Durinif th slack summer months,! Since custom require men to wear
I when the .MWc.rmick'i are not dninst coats. It . Isn't surjirisiiiK that t(ie
iimich, it Is easy to have the wolves ; word pronounced with the accent an
jeat a Canadian' trapper.' j the "cus."' : j
As we understand the anthra'cite Every iog hxs his day. Mr. Ford
nutters, "the laborer is -wormy oi nis.caiis ins story tmnK now, dui ntsiory
higher.
I will have the last word.
These
souls.
are dayi that fry nien
iiiutriniony, hut three (
Two i
alimony.
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LADIES READY-TO-WEAR .
. AND MILLINERY
Lvan Burrows Foniainc. wno recently lost n' breach of moimso suit for sieo onii n....i.,.i r-. ,.iii..
derbilt Whitney.1 Is having a vacation with her l.r.y, "Sorny," on the baich ai'AtluuUc City.'' '','
MEMOIRS
.Moitiuh's ;y l. llui'inmii
Joseph Anson
JnHt'Iili Anson' wis born in , Hluf
I'ni'dHhtro, KnfriumI, AuuhI 15, 18:!..
At llio iiifti oi H ycarH, with lis par-
Plltii, ll(r OrOMMi'll thn (loop, 1111(1 B't-
th'il ut Bnltimnri', .Maryland. ' ThoV
I i v; 1 lu New .Irrm'.v, Oliir and Iowa.
wht'i'it Jod attt'iKtoil Hi'hool at Inlcr-
vaiH until lm trained ti K"d oducatidn.
At I lie iK-RiiiniiiK ii the war !:
wm H anions Hm. first to itr Ihh hit
vlotji, No otiliKcd In oonipuny K., ftth
Iowa fiuaniry. l'or u' I imo hti was
iindt-r (iohtM'ul 1'optt and hn (Hit )'-
virt- at tho hii'km of itrlniti: hit was
in tht hattlo of Inka, then went to
viclishnr,' rainpH, intifrlit hi llui hat-
tkt of .Missionary ltidK' find wuh-Iii
llu- AiftiniU; cuinpaiMii. lit' w:ih tttniH-it-nfd
H" lli Tdh inw: cnvulry ami
m-nt to l.ouisvilh: to rt'iiiuant. Kol-
lowitiK Uii ,hu, wiiH i' 'rt-nnosHPc in
I lu, .caiupain tinder (ncriit WIIhoii.
itnowu . as, V'llaonfi; Cavalry - t'ui'p.i.
Ilcrt lu did. HOrvirc. until lh pIohi ul'
t lit , WJHy' lir-jllfj, tlatfMfUuill AVtHl HI
hoimralih'. Had ixistli-nf rcrord. tit-l't'tiii'iif-i
to Iowa wlli'iirn Jit noon
'unit- to I'nion t'oiintv, tirt'Kon, nink-
iiiK thf entire trip hy ox t';ini. H-
had ai hrnlhiM' in this coimly who
made the trip in Ifitl:'.
Up nl 'oner took u hnnu-fllfnd and
hfifan (iPii'-ral fanning and slock
rainltiK. 11 addid so ams to IiIh
homo plflp ainl In 1 872 turned his
'attention fmalnly-to Htock. In Ooto-
JImt. : 18fi5, j he inarrhMl MIhh A mull:' .
jdaiiKlitor. or . John Ncweir and to
itlii'in liavo heen horn flvo children un
jfollows:' Minnie, living In California;
X. V., deoeasrd; Nellie living- In Cal
ifornia; J. Orlnn, MviiiK with hl fam
ily - on tho old ? hoiue 'place; JamcH,
living at Telocaset in thin v county;
'Phis family have proved to he norm;
nf- our' -very; host citizenR.
In 1872 Alr. AiiHon paused nwny, ;
In '.March, J90,'Mr. Anson con
tracted a Hccond nuirrlaK-e, the ludy
of Ills choice helnfT Annie (J. Kparks,'
of I't tidkton. After noine yearH thev
separntcd amf Mr. Anson now liven
on IiIh farnr with Ills son J. Orlln und
lunilly.
Never despair, jrirlfi. Imtiy I)iiisP
Mountbatten, cousin of (leore V, is
enaed ut the a -re of 4.1,
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Southard &
Shihri .
Ilulck Aiilomobllea
Uutck Service '
Ituli'k ram and Acccsaorle.
' - . I'lione Blalil 587
Cor: Adams and Fir
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Fittery, 1'rouirh !
and Koehler; Colwcll, Eley and Head. II
Another good endurance test is to
picnic ill a tree and wait for some
body to come ami drive the Jersey
bull away-
These red snoe were to be expect
ed. We knew all the time that if
America fell for red propaganda she
would put her foot in it.
SPORT BRIEFS
fresh
FROM THE EACTORY
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Any Make Sewing Machine for Sale or Rent
From $5.00 to $146.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
Speaking of Inconsistency, "which
is one of , your prettiest themes,"
writes "Hotel Clerk," this morning,
"the man with -.whom I slept in a
piano box the night 'before the In
dianapolis races, just kicked altout
his $7.50 room ut this hotel.".
New Jacquettes
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.' With" the:, hot, smnnior days just beginning,
' and" your .summer vacation, just before you i
think of -the real good and comfort one will
., have, from.addlng one of the.se' nifty, 'smart
,; Jacquettes to their summer, wardrobe. , .
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Till ri'-TO-IMTlfi CAKPF.VTF.il
tiHcH up.fo-dat (ooIh. ThoMe which
an of the lati-jd .Improved fttyhs of
the hiKcHt atlainahle iiallty,. ilur
aide and liutnK a"( when lie hn"
tlii'in he poen In Lttly'ti for. there
if tho one place where the .IwhI
valnea are alwayrt' tflven In prtct
and tiuilfy. ,. ; . ,
F. Ii. IJ1XY
llaidunrti .
Speaking Directly! Into
This Transmitter .
rii arnrsa quid ilnllnclnciiH Pf (iiifecli ( coulsetltf 'touqil-..
tloa ota jiat iKta.ntory ; t-lrpftoi n'V"Moi.' ; . ,'.''.'' v.'. ' -''.
' Tho traivmilltcr er l)i. ' teleplionn Ih i-.nf dollCWe aAlJuimuant
and lln fullcBt Mfectkenn can only ho' 6maul jtbrouirh. propr
er u'. . - ' .'.'. ' j :. 1
' - The llp nVniild not he nioro' than-an nc)' from ,ihe, trnnii
mittr, and'lhe 'voice nhbiibt .clear,; not:oud.''- , V
' Bpcalj directl s,nii' distinctly Inlo. thn aioiiibniecc. ' thin frtlt
' mean your mitlMrucllim and that or tho praoh'wllh 'qm yti
Home IridepriHentv '
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ROLL YOUR
OWN WITH
un ia cmoix
rAPEUArnuiti
Trovo .Tennis Slar Wins.
SALT I.AKK. 'Aug. . Kred Dix
on, hi ye:irs old, tennis star of
I'rovo, til.ih, who nnnexed the state
uncles rlmnipionship two weeks ago,
Silll:iv adiled to his laurel, winning
the iiiternioiiiitain chanipionship hy
iklrnlii: il' vcter.iu Kdward W.
(inrpett of S.ilt Lake.
Tiio i-imo was 4-11, 'i-.'l, O-1!, 0-.1.
All hough lie wa hard pressed
thuHU'ii'iut hy his opKinent, Dixon's
Miiiurity w:'s eviueiit Ironi the
...i r I he match.
;i licit h:il tmuhle getting his
hall over Ihe net on his .-.ervire.
..'ina liixon. paired wilh John
Piiiilh. will meet Wi'-ley Howell and
vril lljmmond in the finals of the
ih.iililf championsii.p.
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EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color and
Luatr With Saga Taa
and Sulphur
Gladys K. Miller
Instrurtof of
l'iaiio
Limit t N'oml'.'r nf riipiln
Will Hi- I'ni ollr.l for Ti'lin
ll' ijiiuinu: in tsvptcinber
A'Mrew Prawer S73,
Ja Grande, Ore.
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
bccau it'i done o naturally, so even
ly. Preparing this mixture, though, at
home ii mussv and troublesome. At
little cost you can buy at any drug I
jtore the rradv-to-use preparation, im-
' proved hy the addition ol other inirre
' Hint en'llcd "W'veth's Saffe and Sul-
o! oimr Compound." You just dampen
2 ; a jponge or soft brush with it and draw j
o j this through your nair, UKing one small
o strand at a time. By morning all gray
2: hair disappears, and, after another ap
plication or two. your nair Drcomci
beautifully darkened, glussyiand lux
uriant.
Gray, failed hair,, though no disgrace, '.
is a sign ol old ape, and as we all ae-
sire a voumiui auu 'Artiic pii
ance, get busy at once with Wyrth't
Sage and Sulphur. Compound and look
CANADA
AMAZING
NEW FARM PLAN
Offered for the First Time by (he
Canadian Pacific Railway
(Payments extended over 35 years)
All you pay down is 7 per cent of purchase
price. Then you have one year's free use of land
without interest, balance of principal amortized
on an easy payment' plan of 34 equal annual
payments, at rate of 7 per cent of unpaid princi
pal. The. 7 per cent represents (i per cent inter
est and 1 jver cent principal.' Purchaser has
privilege of paying sooner if he desires.
The second payment falls due 2 years after
purchase. The annual payment which pay
principal and interest are less than average in
terest rates on a hank loan.
NO TAXES
ON IMPROVEMENTS
YOU CANNOT BUY UNTIL YOU
INVESTIGATE
From present indications Canada will harvest
(he Largest Crop '
in the history of the country. Why not investi
gate or, if you so desire, heljf harvest this
ENORMOUS CROP? In this way you can get
FIRST HAND INFORMATION.
SPECIAL RATES
To Landseekei'9 and Harvest Hands
For full infoiTiiation apply to R. C. BoBworth,
Assistant Superintendent of Colonization; Ca
nadian Pacific Railway, Rm. 202-201 Exchange
Bank Bldg., Spokane, Washington.
No More Dickering
THE possessor of the loudest voice or the most brazen
cheek used to he able to drive the liest bargain. But;
flickering, chaffering and haggling over pi-ices have gone
out of date.
Simply by glancing over tlie advertisements in your
paper you can see where to go for the best buys. You
can compare values and check up prices without even
stirring from your easy chair. You can know in advance
just what you are going to get and how much it will cost.
And you can have the satisfaction that ' comes from
knowing your money is wisely spentl
Nowadays, eveay one is given an equal opportunity to
buy shrewdly. But there are still a rare few who fail to
utilize the advertisements. Don't lie one of them.
Every advertisement is a real opportunity.
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