TPiWfov. February 11, 1925. I
PAGE TWO
THE LA" GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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"A od Ware to Trade"
Sextette Serenely Sends
. Boy Basketeers Backward
Hijh School ,Girlfi Defeat Youthful Masculine Players
. ; iu Decisive AJannci ; Score 50 or More
to Zero Slightly I'lus.
Xiy J. H. ,
Thts hoy One brutes) nre al
ways picking on the. poor, wr-uk
girls und last night at the htr
ischool six of thm 'w-r imgallant
enough to play bak ttali wild th
f-trm teni and lltlliif to Will.
This dastardly uHi'-M-- on the pari
of" i-he boys. moi of whom w r
great, hi overgrown fr sum- n
wan properly d-aii with. Iwide.
.lly we might in nt ion thai the
score 'wax, girls'. ornuore w
kiftl track Ckacij. ul bo.-. (Iv
or li or l-rik
Anyway it was a gnat vi"tory
fttiil -the, boy wr- put in tb lr
propi-r ptaies cime and for ail.
Whtfl the Observer reporter hArd
yesterday that tt- boys it-:im nnd
4h girls' ti'iim were going to fight
it out to finlbli. he wji ;u!t
excllfd but sup ctcd a catch in it
somewhere, oii'J found It. The bow."
team was composed or the thti-J
string of the freshman :)uad, and,
the Important iurt of tt vus the
gam was played according t i Kb In'
rolc with wltleii the bo w- i'i'
about familiar aa with the
We are unloading a car of
shingles today. We have
something entirely new.
Come and see. Prices al
ways reasonable.
The
rhude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Tl I'oor Mao'a KHnd'
lpu Poaiiulrf HIIMNE 141 m
Ho ftundar lliulpno
Doctors Say:
Don't Neglect
Cough or Cold
PhjrtUliiti wtri at) I nit Rcficttim cutu
fri (ldi iad Ull of thl fcinout cum
Mintiom Out may rttuit. lMdi Dnyii
t.oi now fwrlb BALAAM tA tor alt bron.
ikiti Mtioni, Balsam e a n ur u.
Ubll prttantioii siadi tron a ni-.wly rJn.
in-J flint. Dr. UnJ. T. Crat'rc. Anitr
Mt., writ: " tut H lwil(.iy lor at
iracftt aarl ray family. It li u.eH. ir
ind tat la Its itticn lika nolhiag alu."
ToWft- 'h fj.it t.t tt. lilitJiij f, drrnlr
iff.tmmant i.lin.'tiu n'ltinj that -. trtl
4 luj'uut lu .WtaiU, tiv tbr u.i d qf. ,'r.
f1l-illir flu III Hcie ltiu:)li:if ftixn ttH tl-'i
Vf Infliianr. n ism Uts oil i.uii.ur tin
rtiiiv url ttit !) list' it in a b"?i'tol uTtr
f"itii ltt "dMiti" tan-i NA 1 f iu
iinilt twepl tlir w-irli) and fwr man t me
i1 S? ,,0, A?Mlt'e Ul fl'lT tui tuin(id.
B.U.SAMKA bal u.j. tai, atn1.iutfW'l
pit rivs unti'irmlT mlraiuluua fnults In
I ur Wu)i; t It tcntbm 1M li.lUmail ibrtu
a'jn aitd rHts triiuil.-u, I. it im rrqM-
ti-Tt,n i,i mur,u ai.il m rnuM n.t rr
tk'u la iiirunlne oft L.k!v i :?iltt anil 4 ffl
cium, cwaiiiK action
iniTMllaiely
lid rtot r.nfn It aim r.rdinrT tnlaAin
i."iih ruiM tanl at nily k mMi nn.u
rt.) nrtt vu Iff Iht l,io i.r tl, iriHil.tf
.nlkf i.iUtr rourh t lUl MWIKA t.i
Ii r fniin iar anil .-iiir h"iful im
fltra I'lMiiil to taka afit ali.it.;W tile
4 7IV0 lo rlillrirvn.
,B i.io m fl nAL ftA MK A Willi tlio
a'-tura of th Indian on tba jarKar. ("luai-
Mewl io relltrt any rcmalt. i.-i n.jtiar trjir
Alt:! ram. .r cur ftiono Urk. All Jiua
1 aI BALRA.Mr.A.
In La Oranda buy It from OIbab
Drugs, Tne.
McKesson & Rubbin's
Analax
The fruity laxative
. works like castor nil, lull
"has the taste of deli
cious ripe fruit.
Moon Drug Co.
Everything for the
Sick Room
PHONE main
For L I
Chronic TTsA
a .l
twivt and (iirrm in crocheting or
rom other an of feminine gen
der. Ail f ool lag a id . h o w e ve r. t he
game brought out on- point and
I hi t I that the l.a Grande girls
t'-d m h 'j seve ra I m m l rs who
ran i,h'oi bask t. I Jill- f "ora
fanty Iiuk tt--a warrmny th
, ivucii tmtsi of l!t- fu t'.vod but wnl
;nio j;iu' in tb- hi'om balT
;i;:t rov.-r-l li'-rr lf with fclory. Hh
i.bot bx"k'-tn from rry rpnr-iv'
abl- unjft" and on all and Hiirulry
; o--3..onft It r pa.'ttu r, tn th
p'-nMu of Mi. ls-i i r rwiiran. wan
aiijjo. i uk floo-i (or a inky) and
; alwo j.ili'l up a bin KaJ on th
j lurl:!'-t lit)'.
t The rr'A of tli- team yftrrday
, h)iow J similar improvf-mt-nt at
Jtlnjiib of f-oiirs a be boys wrc
'mfutriliai with tin Ktrl' ruls and
j wt- latiii r a'rAbl of ih girls
aii way ii wa diflirult to U-lf
j inn' )) ubojt it. A bijc improv-
I fa' nt i not''-abl- in Hip passing
j i A'tiruJarly bdwt tn tlw guards
t and w. 'r thinking lbaV tlie !a
i(itandi' Ham will ho about rood
U-nouKh to give the I'tnon team a
lunituing iirxt Raiurday vt-uihg.
fBjr the Assoclati'd Press)
Vtrrvnt "Pi pp'-r" Martin, light
''rht of Brooklyn, has not quit
,1" rl' in spite of' lh knockout
b s-si-iincd at th hnnds of Mike
T'lkrino If at wwk that mnf him
t the hospital for ar-vrnl days.
Mf-rtln hr-s signed for s-rvi-rnl bouts
In tlie nenr future and hopes to
.ttajre a rorneharlt.
! ...
Vhf-n the new Henderson "rra-
tr" in Ixing Island flty Is com
p'fted In the snrlng with ft seating
rupaplty of llfi.OttO, it will be thr
r.if trnpolilan dKtrli't's biggest ath
Mlr nrrn'i. Hnyle's Thirty Acres.
I Teg Itlraurd's bowl In Jersey City
at& about 40, Odd. All told, arenas
In the greater city area will jjro
vide aggregate) accommodations for
a half million spectators by spring.
. a
I.ouls IV-iiHlcl, who trained Man
O'Wur, hfs bigt'.ed oh trainer for
1h; .eg Cabin stable, o owner of
which, W. A. Harrlman, has pur-chaif-d
the racing mock of the. lute
.Migunt luitnoiit. Feuste) has had
ihln string, indudlng I.a.lkin. tinder
nis direction for several seasons as
irtiln: r for Major Belmont.
Thr f ine 1 1 mm l IUmM will go to
lite Otiatido (raining ramp (wo
wt-elis from nct Saturday with
I(h pncnt rosirr litlm c, then? b
inx no fittlirr iIcoJh, trades or
pimha-H in inisH-4-t, mis ai
nnuduiircnifiil by lreiilcnt Au
Kii'.t llertfiiann on IlIk n't urn
from the lenxue M'lieiluU rtHVt
lug m N W York.
a
Miinnger Branch Klckey of the
St. Louis Cardinals announrrd that
Max Black, outflfldttr, wlio refused
b; si-nt to thf Cosst league, bas
signed a contract for 19 26. He has
not yet been to. instated by Com
niiftAionnr Lnndis.
as
81 X mt-nibers of thn Petrolt club
have signed and returned their
contracts itnd Iherrnt are expected
to arrive soon. Tim men under
contract are the vetrrans of the
ti-iim, headed by Manager Ty Cobb.
who in working on a long lime
agreement; Harry Hellrnann. John
ny Btnsler and l-nrry Woodall.
catcher; Ceorre 1 latins, pitcher.
ani l.n Blue an- those In addltlpn
to Manager Cobb who have signed.
BOXING
WIN 11V TI.CIINICAI, K. O.
SALT I VKl: (AIM lUr.
Ho, Soil Ijtko llxlilnrlKhl, ror
ol n lvliitlf-n! kiiiH-kiHii uvrr
Hrl linns bImi a loral lxi. in
I lip r Ntinil miiml of a wtirdulwl
tli-nmnd bam nt the .Unlmllan
t ltib IratiiK hrm lunip AtRxycr.
o.l M npiKimni mill rlirlUB ml
lTU lo Ilin lionil tr iiIiixkI IHt
rnimiU nf Hnlillnx. Jackie (Mr
'Inn und .lack Anilrv. local
fiiiihmclKlii. rimjlu u lunt
nHimN lu a draw.
III III I MIM AliAIN VIITflll
I'HII.AIIKI.I'IIIA I A PI Paul
ltirl"iilarh. New Vork Hitlit hcavy
'vi'lKM. fllnppi-i l'!Mnkr Mamilrf.
WliiinniKport, Pa.. In thi flmt
roiMirt of a 10. round loul hrc
Momluy nlaht At lha rnd of the
fourth round Momilnt unnk to the
floor from ottinunUon and ahortly
an.'r Iho opntn- of tho fifth. Ilrr.
Irnharh Inndcd a hard blow to thf
liody and Morulro wt-nt down. The
ri-fi.rt.ci nloppfj tho fight lo aavc
lilm from (urthrr punlhmnt
Iti-rlrnliaru Wflahrd 171, Majulrp
IK ',.
rill'.NCII.MAy WINS
PICOHIA. 111. (API Charla
Raymond of Paris. Pranr. won a
Ui-cUlort ever "KI4" Worltjf
Sport Gossip
OREGON LEADS
GAGE LEAGUE
Fi VKKfrriJAM, XSII I.TS.
i Wlittuuui College ZH. (.fNizaea
i ( uitr-rslCy St.
i I nltnifr cf Idaho 31, Wlllani
' fUe VMvmltf 15.
RKATTf.K.. Waxh. !nivrslty of
fOr-ijol h-ad:i thh farifir north
' w-ct int-i-oll-gutf rmt truer with
J perron tug of -H H and also for
th higt'f-st number of roih(H
' hor-d, having ZM uxain.tt 2i
madf- by th-ir ba-'ik-ttall oppon-
cnts as th rult of u 2i to Z4 vis
itor ov-r Washington staler rol-
I v, ueto rd i n to n t a t i kI i rs h r.
rnivt-rKiiy of Washington, al
though dropping to tldrd place
with an .Jinn p-rrntag as tli-r-uit
of to:nng to in fnlvmiiy
of Idaho laM night 2 to zu In an
ovrtini baskt ibjll gann- and be
ing ii d wth a perron tag
with tr-gon agricultural roll
for M-fOud pjitiilon In ih nonh
rn -tton of the I'arlfir routa iu-t-rcoll"gial-
roi.f Mir-, buAx tii
roant Ijkm- in scoring with Ikz
to lf2 mad' by opp-u-i(iK.
HrQff-H inadi-' by f hf- ! ain;i in
both ron f-rn :
Vm ilU .S'ortlH(H ('4iiifTfmv
Poinia Tfani
.ppoli. ma
:..2i.s
SJJ
348
410
3U9
, U
!4 0
171
J34
....353
2 Or.fe'on
JS1 Waablnsion
127 (ionzaKa ....
2 Whitman
170 (. A.
!4. w. n.
244 Montana
224 Idaho
lit Wlllam.lte-
142 Pad fir
pacific f 'oat ('onfcrciK.
NorihiTn S.S-IIOH
Ul Washington
124... (I. A. ('. t
IS 3
.124
1S1
100
at
....... 79
121 .Montana
114... Ortfron
9 w. a c.
7S Idaho .
Mholton. Neb., in a In-round bout
hero Monday night. Paul Milnar of
Ht. Paul knocked out Jack Catrino
of .'IllcaKO In the seventh.
riAitciA fji-rrs vkrhict
BAI.TIMOKK (AP Bob Oar
cla of Camp Holubird wa award
ed, thtt. de:ialon over. J-w .Mayres
of Italtimorn at Ihn end of a 12
round conteal here Monday rilthl.
match Axvorxcr.n
PAULS (AP) Th sporting pa
per. I.'Auto, aay Kdouard Maa-
cart's manager, M. Tefard. hna ca
bled Tex Itlckard. Nw York fight
promoter, aarepling ' hi terms for
a bout with thft world f.-ather-weight
champion. Kid Kaplan, In
MadlHon K'ltiare. (Virdtn on March
Jil. ,Maarat will receive 17 per
cent of the recelpla wilh a fixed
i;iarantc of ICiiOO. but w ill pay hla
own transportation. Ho cxH-cta to
aail for New York about iho end
of this month. . '
MONDOr, OITPOIVTS SAVfiKH
5IIIAVAI KKI-: (AP) Kr:.nke
Monroe of l.os AiiKt'ba oulpoint.-d
.loey Kanger In a 10. round bout
hero Monday night, In the upnion
of the majority of pew.npupermim
ut the ringnide, Sunger neighed
126 4 and Monroe UTt. The right
was clean and faitt. -with Monroe
landing the harder punches and
boxlnif more elfecllv:iy. ' .
Star
TODAY and THURSDAY
ar rum amw -:
Turn sl
Dased on the story
By 1IAYDEN TALBLT
Fnim the stage play
By ELMER L. RICE
J. CORDON EDWARDS
Production
And Scond Chapter of
'WOLVES OF THE NORTH'
Br iw
He's a Ringef; :
III ,x-41'
r-- -i -r
1
mm ' "?M
ileet one of the sport world's great
ist celebrities trying his. band &(
arnyerdfsoIf. Yep. it is none other
han Tyrus R. Cobb, famous bss
jail player and manager, enjoying
t Htti recreation while vacationing
iown In Augusta, Ca., this winter.
Damages A ke.l for Tead Child.
PEKDI.ETOK. Ore. Damages
ot 1hmi were ashed in a suit filed
in circuit court by Frank B. Ritch
ie as administrator of the estate
of the late Frank B. Ritchie, Jr.,
against the Va 1 la Walia Va 1 ley
Hallway company and the Oregon
Washington Railroad & Navigation
company. ThA plaintiff datum that
his Zl-months-old son was fatally
injured April l. l'il'4. when he fell
into a post hole on Oik rigfit-of-way
of the defendant rompanb-s
when a power lino was being con
structed. The accident was due to
negligence of the defendants, ac
cording to claims made by the
plaintiff. - .
Oratory Trj-outs V.ml
MONMOFTIf. Ore. Tho com
petitive tryout to determine the
Oregon Normal school representa
tive for the slate oratorical contest
was won by Mrs. Dorothy Keller!!
of Monmouth. Three other con
testants- were n the finals, -one
being disqualified. The state ora
torical content will be held at
Monmouth Friday. March ,"'i3.
Practically every college In .'Ore-t
gon will b" represent'd. '
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The Million Dollar Motor in the New
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more power, that peps its way from 5
to 25 miles in 4H seconds. .
Full Force Feed Lubrication to all bear
ings and cam shaft, , Never a burned
out bearing in a Star Car. Oil under'
pressure is the only safe lubrication
system, is the verdict of automotive
engineers.
tSee It Today Drive In ltCompare It
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err5
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Motor.
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Clutch
me
BUCKS GOING
i
HERE FRIDAY
A gr-at deal of basktUan oi
various ' varitrti.-. is bi-ing played
at the bign achool this week witn
tbf most important game th,e re
l turn content b'-tWf-i" the l-'i
jOrand' Ttgm and the pendktnn
; B ackaroos. '
i Tbo fastest game the local tos
Isers' havf. playl thia year was
played against ivndb-ton recently
iand all hough the local hoys' lout j
1 by a comparatively sniat). inar.nj
tin cinn; iuaan will lw in their
favor, to some fxiejit whn llieyj
p?ay hen- Friday ingnt.
In order to avoid getting th
. - . ' . . .
gairw JHacTaVih has i-t-n bavin?
1 ,
this aeek. following the bard
workout In geiiiUrf ready for il.e?
Itiiker game.
1 Team H amneretl Some.
Tho l-ii Urande outfit is Mill 1
iham&ered bv a lack of confi
Idenc- and an anii-ty "at-out
iirtg other teams. In prae
, it-am Is no iv showing .some
bail but the young-r niemlej
'of the jviuad Milt I
get the bet Of th
:hiT
. actual competitive play. When i
this type of stage fright is mas- j
tered the ji Grande team v.i)lj
start winning games, but not un-!
in.
I Preceding the high school garnet
Friday evening a preliminary con-
test hilt be played h-lu en the j
Pendleton Nigbthaaks and the Ijj
Orande Five Horsemen, .the two'
leading amateur t-ains of
the
two Citieg.
The Night haw ks have to lcir
credit vrorle.s over the p npic
Giants of Helix and have never
bee n successf u 1 1 y r id d e n by
thet
opposition.
To Play at In Ion.
On tho same evening tlie Jji
Grande freshmen will journey to
1'nion to play a return game wilh
the 1'nion second string. The
i Fronlt won the first game and are
! expecting to cop off the other
j onp
The Frosh will play a practice
game wilh the girls' team toinor-j
row ai iernoon. i ne gins .- ni'i-ai-jed
the Frosh third string r.y n
! decisive score last evening . and
j have decided to move up a notch
! nnd take on some real competi
tion'.
TOO GAMES 0
On Saturday evening both hos;the scenes he witnessed as a sol-1
nmlT girls first teams will playjdier during the Spanish-Amerl-
'the I'nion teams In a return con-( can WJlp. when he was a mem-
test at 1'nion.
'- .
' Soprano radio singers sound
like an eye, ear, nose nnd throat
case. .
i r
Being desperate -is a streak of nnd Now Orle.Ths on their jour
luck when used properly. nev. '
Coming Champ?
aaX?s Jvflt .... JV?
mm Wl mi
Htl- s u jiKiiK-sj oi Alf feinjinonaS.
light weight champion of Great
f;ritain,,who recently arrived in this
country bent on copping Benny,
. ' . 1
Loooards crown in th corn in o
fcUzr.inatiun iournt-v.
; New Teams To
1
I
i . . to. Ji. I l
Ml
-rdVie Thursday;":;
''' count
In Hcop Liame
Progr1i Ls being made toward
the formation of a local amateur
basketball lejgtie. Two new
teams h:ive ijinde thir appear
ance this welt ami will play
their fiisi contest tomorrow night
at 7:30 in the gymnasium of the
odd Fellow.' building.
The l.a Grande Athletic team
and ihe orange and RIack quin
tet ore the two new comers In
the local list.1?. Roih are rated
as strong outfits. The Athletic
club team is composed of prac-
I tieally the same squad ns the
1 American I-gion siuad last year.
The lineup for the game
Thursday will be. Orange anil
Rlack: G. Rean. Kilpack. Ilend
rieksen. Strand. Hallmark, fald
weii; ii Grande Athletic, club:
Theison. Ash. MacTuvish, Mar.
Iionald. Garity. O'GonncH and
Rud Newlin. The game is sched
uled to start nt half past seven.
A small admission will be
charged.
I
or!
WAit sci:i:s w: isn kd
PKNIH.KTO.V, Ore. Some
j "f,r of the Second isconsin in-;
fan try. will be visited by Dr. M.j
S. Kern and Mrs. Kern on an
etght-'.veei; trip on which they;
i departed. They will visit Cuba !
'nndtl'orto Itlco. Florida, t'hlcag
Jeff. & Elm.
Four-Wheel.
Brakes.
-K
Tubular,
Backbone
GIBBONS SEES
TWO BATTLES
ST. PAIT- Minn. (AP) Tommy
Gibbons of St. Paul, contender for
Jack Dempaey's haweight box
ing crown, has two important
matches In prospect for' f ho com
ing summer, he announced here on
his return from New York, wlure
he-discuased with Tex Rickard.
promoter, the possibility of meet
ing Dcmpvy for the title.
Oibhons aa hi that he had agrefd
to fight Hartley Mflddr n in New
Vork early in May and I-ls Angel
Firpo iu Detroit in Muy or early
in June. . The l-icpo and Madden
matches arc certainty If liemp-n-y
tioea not agree to defend bis
tide &g;iiiiM Oitibons in June, the
Si. Paul heavyweight ssiW- Kvejl
if signed with Dempsey. fiibbons
;,said. he will take The mutche.s. y.ro-
ibd Rickard drxs not object.
t;ibhons said he, oxpe- ted to
Pave In a few wekJ for Urn Pa-
Jcific coast where his manager
j would attempt to urmnce peveral
! bonis.
(orvrv Ri YiVG svsti:mizi:d
MKDFO.UI, Ore. The J;n ;non
ouiity court this week inaiigii-
new buying nuihods forth
aunty, providing that all pur
chases of county Hiipnliea must le
mad in u hob-sab- lots and on
S4 aied imls. Euclt ofiiee i re
quired to talec nut rc(iii:,itiotiH lor
the s'lpldie.t 11 Will need for Ihe
year and submit ' them lo 111.
county court for approvtil.
An attractive costume for ft cold
night is a bunch of blankets ilirov.n
over a r,c,i :ind tucked in.
MlNFItVA SAYS:
WHY RlXAI'Sr:
Sounds crazy, don't ' it?
Rut it is Just natural for
me to talk that way.
Recause. people's shoos
hnught at Tim Jlootery fee
good
Because they are good.
Because they look stylish
Because they fit better.
Becajse they wear well.
WHY SO MANY
PFOPU: TRAhK II F.I IF
Recause they are satis
fied Because the price is cheap
Because you read this ad
you know whore to buy
shoes.
THE EOOTERY
Where Style Prior; Anil
Quality. Are F.qual
GAT HAYDEN, Mgr.
ROLLER
TOP, nOVS
S2.2.-.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
We Gq Out'of Our Way to Serve
Our Business Is Growing.
WHY?
THE CITY GROCERY
Jiiat Back of Oarr'a oo Mr Sirwt
PHONE RUIX 678 RAX 11AU.M FKEE DELIVERY.
Buying Good Coal
Is
FUEL
ECONOMY
"When -Winter Comes" home is what a .
good, clean coal fire makes it.
Properly sci-eened co;il. properly weighed
and fairly priced lhaPs what we are
selling.
Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co.
PHONE MAIN 17
YOU'RE SURE OF
F-O-U-R '..
ijll'QRTANT THINGS
AT ASH BROS. '
Quality
Style
Value
Satisfaction
ASH B.10W
(,i:a.i: ovi:rm:fi: to visit
Kl 'G l-N 4 Gitiv.r
oT CtacUamaM county. ovcrsi-er of
Die Oregon slate grange, will meet
with grangers of bun- cumiiy
irom Kebi iiarv 13 to 21. inehiMve
: ner onliiu; l aiimtunc-iiiiit In t...
tile also address the liietub.-!i
nf I he Klltfeiie i ni'llilier I 111.
luerce :i the reg il:r luiic.i. u,i
lTbursl:ty. F.biuaiy l!-
NEUMONSA
CkJl a physician. Then begin
emergency ' treatment v.ith
Vapo Hub
At;!liii Jurs Uid y.q((y
Special
Electric Light Globes
40, 50 and GO watts
2.")C All Sizes
F. L. LILLY
Hardware '
Phone Mmin 85 .
SKATES
AND filltl.S
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