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PAGE TWO Saturday, March 8, 102-1. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER The First Spring Hat u What should it be? i THE Parisian the New Yorkfsays, "Small. Tailored. Straw Dark. . Navy with a touch of white.' For then one is hatted smartly and practically for all the events and errands of the day. Replicas of New Yofk's first spring models have just arred here. They were created for us-then rushed to us by the Aogue Has Company of Fifth Avenut. Comeiearly while they are still all here. Game whether you come to buyVor j&me to look. Hill's Dept. Store SPORT NEWS Coach MacTavish and 7 Tossers to Leave for Salem Tuesday Night t ! champion of Kngland, which gives iiiin tx l tile for advertising pur- tM. What itoke rrnlf im at--' trad :nn( howi-ver, I nnl hiH till- tun hin idiape, 'p i five fret len llju) one. ha It' Inches lull anil-, ! weitthft 422 pound. Vhysleailyl j nakiiig. tw' is a boxing f-ak. hiiill along M' general lines of a wire I I -Hit aerial; -bui thosd who .have bin ir actior declara hit know., how lo .manage, his long!- i ludi 11m that lib. lack o. latitude; 1m no ptirticular handieap i htm in j t he ring. I j According present plans, the, : ,r l.i.r. ..(ill . Viil.- morrow ih IVn.ll.-H 'm will ! Yor ,., ' ,,, on wl 1 n'l readv to listen 10 the conversation of uliy .promoter or manager who Tiger Team Ready For Trip To Salem TourneifS Coincident with "the n mo tins to- Cmieh lister MacTuvish and his seven haski-thali players vill leave I .a Urande Tuesday night tu m-pete- in the state huNkttlhull Utle tournament -to lie'hcld Id Halem on tin' Kt, 14, and IS of this month. 'l itis tourney Im ;in aniiuul affair conducted by tlM- WMiaiiit'Lli- ( ni veraity and representative teams fi'om all sections of tin- ia1c com pete. TlllH H I h first tillll' I.a Grande hiifti school Iiiik hod I he honor of entering tin- competition no,ds, liohl l iM'ir first practice at ItoniuM -p pa-rk. The- l.a Ornmle committee In rar(. ,0 J(im ,hrt weeoiiiing bc busy at presei, ot only with or-Kallon u, rho locic. ganisuiMon. plans. MM uIko In refer- i-nci to arranging for a ball park at Hit- blgh school. J'luns arc form ulaiing hi an MinoiU'iilnK iiajmir at prtwiiL, lUoonllng to anuoimoo- incntM. j Th- offlciTN of Iho lorul rhili aru 'iik I'oIIowk: l''ru-nk llitycN, ri'Hldi'Dt; Mark T'mupi', :K, Kiiort, 'lau(U Hern n ton, 1 larrin f-'ronr-h. 4 'arl IJ'tlin. -'iiari8 Jtynohln nd A. J. Marlin, illn-riorK; flHirU-d Hy- Hi'iTi'tary-lreaKiiriT; Harris THE SPORT CRUCIBLE K.WIK J. WAIjfill Mothe i HAVE YOU SEEN THOSE VAyrf? LOOKING BOYS' SUITS? full of boy style ifua of t' weac l)Jtams of'iiaj ai k i-easriimbly priced. TU IMF II $ iw III mwu w i j i , hIiici- 1!)19. i'nnrn, nianur, ami nectar Mc- Mao'l'uviHh KtutH .iluil the rouKh , tniiH. Held munwr, cilKi'.s have now lii'i'ii trliium il nml thi' Icain Ik playing thf ln-nt Ihls- ' ki'Dnill y.-t t hiH yi-iir. NiKhtly prar--! ti-t Iiuh ri'Niiltttd in i Ik1 work rouiullnic out into an i-vr-n mnoot ti er rumlition than waa inanifHt ai 1 nion. wiien the 1ovm roinpiMi thru lt the district chum pioiiKhip. M lHI-OIT I'liHinnl. A rally and pep ini-i'thnf n lo 1m held In ilm hiKh nchool 'I'mm day ntortjinp: to Kiv, tin1 iiiint-tlc a "real, lion'-st-lo-K'oiliii'H" wiid off and tin Httidnt (ody is i-xpecl--d io I urn oat -n niftH.se at 'lhe fv- jeniiii; 1 rain when I lie team leaven for weHle.rn Oregon. IMaytTK who will make tho trip are: ('apiain Owen l'rice( forward; Kay I ..y noli, forward; llernard Hutiinielt, center and forward; Ki)K'iH' Meteulf, K'lard; .lumeM t'o ker, cuaiil; (leortfe HtaM"!, center and itiiard; (toy WiliianiM, forward and. Kitard. Maw. Ii'vci- ilXes. nOKHIM'UC J i.. t'Umtsh. 7!1. 6u0 of I he liertl Itnowtl rdiriiflrlirn uf I uutf tan nounly died at hln home hi ii'ati.voiivlllc. JMm hvallh has been poor for llr lal ew years. Mr. rioilKH WflH Otlft Of tllP NtllRP M l", Wc ivaiil yoiir IiiimI ni'Sf; nml mr tinri iloiifit1. No on may Itc hi i Unit advice will nluayH Im- fur yocir hi'Kl liMort'sl. V. H. IJohncnknmp Company drlverH who braved danger and hartlHhip on the un-Kon-l 'allfor n la trail in th dayM before 1 1m railroad. Me went Ihroi'mh many thrlHIiiK experlence In th roiiK'h life or thai day and w:ih known as a c(TuraK,louH man. fler the eomliiK nf I he rail road, lte look up aKficullure and operated a lurii'- farm ner Can. yon villi- mil il 111 health caused him to re I ire. Me wa.s nfliliuted with Mte Uemocrat ic, party ami in the convention days was a figure In mi ate politics, nil liontrh In won Id never run for of I ice lilm-M-lf. Itadlo for Alt (Mihifsi' Ship. 0 OPIIE BULL LEAGUE 1 C! rn niln'fl repreHenta 1 1 v b at I he organization meeting i t he lilue .Mountain JtiiHeltall louKiie which Ih lo he held n 1 'end let on lomorrow afternoon, will leave by motor about ten o'clock Sunday inornln?. Those who will make tin:, i rip are : . V'.. Kliorl . Harris l-'rench, Claude Heranlon, ltayinoad (larity, Heoior Mclnnls, Carl I If dm mluislry of und J. If. I'earc. The nhjeel of the moid inn to morrow Is lo firmly ortfunlzo .the leaKue und make plans - for the eomlntf season. Vend let on, Walla Walla. l;cho, Mlllon-I'Veewater, I'1:KIN(1. (Al')-Th communications Ikih Issued tin or der requiring all vess'M plrfnK Chi nese wnters, if of Mil, toiiH in ovmi. to he equipped with radio. The ftr-di-r applies lo foreign and Chinese s. vessels alike. Il is eslliiati-d that Dayton, 1'nsco and l.a (Iratlile will hips will be iiifeeli-d. l-irohahly nil enter the lentie. j about 'no J SHERRY'S SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY ooooooooOooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo MARION DAVIES -In J lbS Little Old WHEN AMERICA WAS YOUNC j when thoy Iravolt'd by Klngc-coach when Hubert Fulton sent the first steam boat up the Hudson. nhi'ii .Inhn Jaooli Aslor was a lur dealer When Cornelius Vanderbilt ran a ierry iMiat when the brave men and women of by ( jjone days laid the foundation of lb? K'.eat nation of the pvesent. Thrilling chiys! Romantic days! Lnd now they live again on the screen in tt he mosf renia)kahle plutoIay of the year. Marii;n Davies, its star, will capture your heart 4y her quaint and lovahle portrayal. j ADMISSION: Adults r0c; Children under 12 2.V Includes Tax (41?r Mit'.MT A. HusUm.) I.(M.X, (1'K) Invusiom; oV Aniericc. Kuropean hoxirt: hltli erio haw 4u en umlei Laker edli fly by Individual scrappers, but a iiiusk attack upon America's Iiomdk pres. tle is .short K lo bo mud by an i in pohi nit array of Old-World knuckle-duster. Thu Kenorulls-drno of thv invad- i Clark CaifNtli Listens ! 'Miller HiiKKlna Ih ih tolerant; typo of manasfnr who is pleased to I acrept HHKKcHiluns f rom I hose un-iro41 ""I10 der him. John Mc(Iraw Isn't, j Neither Is Connie Mack nor Frank; Chunee. They use Ihe one-man 1 system and use H well. Tiiere may bp aoinHhinif to say on both sides of a given question, but MrCraw, Mack und Chance will do Ihe suymfc. So will Clark Griri'llh, If lie ever og-aln taken up the managerial end of ihe game. ...a ,r.., nlenlv I. nH 1.1... ,. tnu'h f a al'r '"'K planum as manager of ihe old Yankees. "We were to po to Boston for a fllUKli' Kume in tiie final week of thf season and then return to New I York for a double-header I he nex' !day," says Ciurk. "I told 'Jack Cncabro to Htuy home because he 'iiad piiched the day before und was due lo pitch one of the pa in en j Basnba.ll hail Its itrfte-ittme win ners, the Clams and Yankees; ten nis has Its Hill Tilden, wTio looks (food for yours, unless barred Jy tho playftr-flter . rule; boxing Lhae Jack Dempsej- and Bnny 1-eonard.-who should rule Its most popular class s, the heavy woifrhl und 'llffhl Vci(fht division, for some years. (Joli? It Is bus xe.rtaln thun the huflty to JuHt the year out as rhumpctrfl nion. The wear and lear of entn-'hil. ion. If nothing cIhc, would Ret WEAVER'S 3'allorK, (HeaiiWH, And li I'HONK Ml Depot who ini; army 1:. Mi'rry Irvine munuKeU Aiikic Katner, the Amer- hiK thn following day. "J-e ph-udei) io 'be taken nlonR and I li.vleiied. Chtsbro u lo 1e elan ntlddte.weitrhl ilitehn- sttii in l-;uropf, iUHi yenr. 11 will ; l"-',' ' "' K" 'V friends be jiKSHteil Uv Inhn AM e. t.V..tiel. 'l ItOSlOIl. SO 1 -let hllll llttVf Ills boxing munuRHr and t.ralnHf. and uny- M,Htftko Nunrber One. 1lui star -of the' Ninldo which 1-e- j. "The crowd won ho jfreat in 'non vino and Alfi will transnor. acrosri,'"" Ihut we hud lo move our bench the Atlantic Is Itllly Mascarl. I ho Kuropenn feai horweipht champion Muscart's objecllve In the Culted out along the first base line. .1 didn't ftee Che.sbro aaln unlll Kame time.lieu he cam- to me. said he Hiat-.f will bo r. -maieh with Jahnny warmed up and wan ready to luindec for tlic world's fVuiher-lplich. J said no, but Willie Keeh-r widtrlit title. Kince ihe retlremeni and olhvrs got at me and I con- come to thn front af tin- best rt "Tht y knocked Chrahrn out of 'C Hie Kuropcon feat hers, and he be-itho boy. we IohI the game, the llie: he Ik Rood .enough .to give ! double header In New York Ih liuudue a run, for 1 i -t mone. Mas- jiu-xt day and finally the pennant, nart nol enilre,ly a strauwr lo " Take the open championship, for example. liobby Jones, at Is the present title holdttr. Does this . mean that. liaWug many yearn oft' competition he rore him. he should dominate the field? Not by the length of your rntrousse noao. He will he an 8 to J bet ut the next open championship. The; an swer? Simply this: Walter Hagen, tlene Sazen, Jock Hutchinson. Joe Kirk wood , J I m Ttarnes, 1 jc.o l'i-Bel, John J''utreU, Chick Kvans and a half dozen others who fiifuie to play within a couple of srroktts better or winrne of r.ny rtiwm pion'u total, Jf we had a dozen heavyweights as good ivh T)enipsy -hf would -to Tl Home Plat Ftniaera' Gloves, 50c tf W.00 fatchej-s" ftlius, tl.W lo Sir. iita SMt to 2..r.u IVenty ytirfl w.eriece In A. CI. biniui: Acnu WcrNN JOHNSON I'rops, ESIfctL!VreDI87S NoOpiales.logWfffils printed on Wrapfrtt WS1ST UPON FOLEY'S III 3i ROM) EVERYWHERE r American boxing fans, oih ho har performett the.ro before. Two Belgian mitt -w.ieiders will lie included in the entourage. Cine of Uh 'He d'cie Hobiii. a welle'r w.attfht, wlir h, eftK'er fco UtkiJ on Mickey Walker in a -rhamploitHhip boul. Ilobiu also has been in the Cniteil Slates before atld claims Miat he ohce knocked out Wulkftr in tin1 seventh round in u boat 'Smiill, Hut Work lUJuc" This minute steak's a beaut. The wily iiiutuule c.ib!. 1 fear 'tis oto mt-nool, Thn hungry rookie sighed. R.8. An Olympic AUi nr 3" wo. Thn pres.nl indoor track and s B0.i h,.r..r Mrk..y lul, r,lrml ; , ,, .,.rau!,. - of lP ,,. wrl...rw. lK-hl nil... Hi- ol r: , f , ol w' Kain,. Ban Is l.ol Il.l.rmi . a tWhy ,.,,,,,, mny vrp..,.IB erwelKhl, who has made nuito a'l, . ' , r.-pnlllon in Kiiropoui. .clrc .. I.l;aml lhn" r"al "?f rhlnr rlnim lo .litlnrlloll bolnc "K '" '""ly Jon. Tlnrnoy n iwnnly-roim.l -Imw will, frl,il.i"r ""y ' rn"": "''"'V'""- " IX Ihn rlullim or Ilio Kuroppun. ' ' " " ' , Gov. Pierce & Son Cheat Portland 'armada" IVipo has a new rlvul in the 1 lt'ri osip Indi- heiivywelffltt ranks, who curiously viduul vr't''' 1'arlM to b found enough also hails from south of'amonff ,mK ,rio- T" writer hap thi. Knnntor. Included in th l,e- tmnH 10 "k'' ''i'-rney at 4nfi metres. vine-Aiff menage is Kamon Hojas, I Ho nl", ,lon f1 b conds for 500 who is a nutive of tMille. -but who i yards, a world's Indoor record, and hOK absorbed most of his .site'1 coining all the time. At that. tiralniiig In Europe. Itoju is njihen wasn't a half mller in the ; large young man with large idea.. I world who could have beaten Knck ;Ile .thinks it is Incumbent uponhe nitrht he did closr to 1:T4 for him to demonstrate thut ho nndiS00 meters, indoors. Ilahn also is not "Dead I 'an" l.uis Is the reui coming but probably will have lo "creme do la cremo of South Ainer-jome loo far to head off Nurml, iean lieuvywelghts. Having ac- t"f Finland, and Wide, of Norway, compllsbed I his rhp Ih perfectly 1 ut l,&ou metres. willing to allow public opinion lo i force him Into a bout with Oeuip- "President Aiutell. nf Yale, Una ney. provided the iiromotors ialkMitgtel tliat Itlg Threo football llliulii..! l.i n ,r. io .r l.a a.i im.ln.. frUl(llu lut u.tam.'.l . .. .. ,.. It 1 mil hi l.l"hl"'HC no l UH Hiiili-t - l - " ii """"I IW tin- ntl 1111.1 m stand.. ; ' , iwlton the games begin. It Im .how J Tib ri'ul tn'al for American box-.: up 'tit the roaches to suggest that ' lug .uins. so far an this Okl-World r 1'resMeni Angcll n-y to run life mil aggregation of scrVippfn is con-i veiMtr fntni the ew Haven Hall- ciirned. will be l Jrnie lz.ard. lrnle y. a feut herweight und ihe onlv KngllHh man m the outfit. lie cla-ltns to be Ihe feut herwelp-hfl A' V We Offer l''lve acres choice land, located just east of the city limits. Just south of A du m's uvenue. This land is fenced and rross-vfence i with good tepees. There, la a goo I ffuir-room ho is- with large sleep lug .porch. There Jh a good gar age, l-lX ! t I'Oel; good pew W Ood house. MxSii feet In which ther-' is built a storage cellar. Th rhieken liouse Is good und -bull right -for chickens, t tlx 1 tJ fi The w ell I tint furnlshe water or house is drove w ell. gool There is a dug well that can he pumped front for Arlgu tlon. Somty" water can ob tained from I ditch. fioo. gravel road to main road to tty. If you are tut 'rested in god small nlitee. se t4 for iniorifatton iLa urande f Mattress Shop any tt cat uig Tt VI IVj Muttn-sses of all .iadi cleaned and rebuilt: lraUur Jtenovating; tltag an Fluff Jtugs jnade li orderLDd .for sale. Caniet And lig Cbvin- tug. I I.lrenfiJ 'iiihli;a(or l ai'lorv I'lHtW. j.vi.w La Grande Investment Company DONOED REALTORS Ri'llable Acrolx tor RWibl Inmuvnoe Oouipanhw. 1201 A.Uuu An. Main ?M ajTuj.".. 11 11 r IMI S'Oli WANT A Used Car VKK'I II KH1HT 111 uii. ukivintf Kh' riaisi ... .. w. w i.n-iit.n wkV HIM urtT )u lu hsiI hjfrx.ln If ).)ii nlU fill I at fltr- stixiK nitn-lionM. (.m .l. f.v.m Ave. TtlP X..- Uiit.inl.lLu u-tll ilHXill hr lirp. Jtti- tlx. r lou nuMk lf. yt.m- )iu buy IIH IN'W Smith & Frees Inwlm Orrtrnn iroiory HMg. Jirnrsnn A. iar J-lr m. I'HOKt! IAfX MU Poitland Epicureans Jumped at This Grain-Fed At Ifaat Hint miht hr s;u. liy rortljim ilcaloi'. hscausp lirrrp Hon am willlnc llial I'niun fount v iihall enjoy Ihe errain or Itn own prniliirts. r.ov.'rnor J'lrr & Son. hr. mxI. -is and ralsi'rs of lilp li.T.la of purfly-lirdl H.Ti-rords, hav.- rontracti'il to s.-ll lis n supply of tholr fanicd uteris, and I lie first allolment is now on tlie hlork or our retail stores. We nro esperlally d.-Jihteil to ntinounee Dial we .ran pive our risloniera tilts service, an.l pnl.tiely epref. our praM lu.l lo Pierce It Ron. Oovornor Tierce & Son have commanded the top price In alt orferinRS at the Portland fnrk Yards, and In order to keep these H.ilendi.l srs in r.a Grande . we had to pay a I. onus a suhsyrflial bonus, too hut we ilt.l II willingly. Now we ufn chuckle, li.cau.w in., .fastidious Tv.alth of rortlany'lias . not hinp on us; hat Wlllnll 'they paid hlc prieilo r.. is now senilis where It wan rai il I'lilon rufintv. The stwrs nowytit hand, and the balance to com Identical wji the oms tint created a scntntinrt f and tlrew a. hoItis In Porllalid. 'I'iiev are all irraln f.wi un iniporra lar eplcurWf Mature Baby Beef J 'item In the raisintr or heef. The iiarticu- wnnlH Riain r.il I r whin he ran jt-t il. inf averoKe neiKnt or these hI ....rn is around thjfisniid pounds, and their ae puts them jusl l.eyon 1 fiC lUlhy beef stace jjsl where the most, d.lectallii- steaks ajid roasls are j.rodtir.-.l. At no Klatrt. of l.eef production js Che riavor as rich, or the tissues so tender . In and just out or the l.al.y !,.,. r slaire. W are as tickled as a kid with n new pair or hoots. ovr this contract, und we want our customers to shair ( V us. In fart. It Is of ;oy and special ofr.rini.-s with and always will he our policy lo keep supeiior quality always foremost in the operation of our extensive plants ond retail .-stuhltshiuejits. The Grande Ronde Meat Co. 3C
