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Tuesday, March 10, 1925:
THE LA : GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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BASEBALL
Adiiorials
It Hay Interest You
To Know
That
The vogiw for fringe
trim mlnj has raptured
th Fashion World.
That '
There teems to U a def
i lnit trend toward laryr
hat for formnl wear.
Tight-fUting aha pes are
ideal for the mo tori at or
for boyish suits and topcoat!.
That
A real optinihU was In
thif atom Saturday. Hhe
had to overdraw her
bank account to pay he-
, last year's Income tax.
That
You ran do your duty
for an excellent cause If
you Investigate the "Hope
Cheat" sponsored by the
J.adlea' . Auxiliary to I ho
American Legion.
That
Miss Taylor, In our
Ready-to-Wear Depart
ment, says ) has nwnr
seen more attractive
' wonrlns; npprelrHhTm":
those designed for Hpring.
We have them arriving
every day or two.
ERNEST WATBINS,
Manager.
Lovely Materials
for
New Dresses At
Moderate Cost
You could not greet Spring in any better way than in
an adorable frock made from one of the many new and
interesting fabrics we are now showing. Find your most
Incoming shade, which is sure to be included in the smart
colors of the season, and then select one of the many
lovely patterns in which to make it up. '
For The
Youngsters
Anne would enjoy a cun
ning dress of "grown-up"
smartness made from
some of our new Granite
fabric s small figures
jind plaids.
Printed Silks very popular
You will be interested in the new silks. Perhaps you are just the type
who could wear a frock of a fancy printed silk with a figure of Cas
tillian red in futurist design. It may lie, however, that you would liko
something in a plain silk in the now Spring high colors.
New Standard Designer Patterns
"With the aid of the "Belrobe" you can make stunning dresses. The Bel
rote is a wonderful dressmaking guide included with each Standard-Designer
Pattern, which shows you with pictures how to make your dress
from start to finish. Get your pattern, then visit our piece - goods
counter where all the new Spring materials are on display.
A Good
Place To Trade
A Good
Tlace To Trade
AGGIES WIN CHAMPIONSHIP TILT
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Wins Golf Cup
FROM OREGON
SAI.F.Af (II the As.ool.lnl
PlMa)-Hie AU ili-reaml Ihn
l.'nlveralty or lm,Hi last night,
21 to 28 In n Mlli rl) siit-Mii
huhMb.ll gam.-. Thla Mnu.-i
llwtol lim i-ll.nipiiMislilp if llin
uornirrn rtl.ii r cliv l-aiiru;
roast toiifirtni
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BOXING
"(JIMIONS REAIIY
3 TO Mr.FT W1I.IJJ
CHICAGO AP If lack rvmp.
V chooao) to box Tommy Gil. Hons
In.te.il of Hurry Winn. ntaro
kMtrywtlKht chaUi-mrer, In ihe
first bout of hi. summer rampatKTi,
(ilbbooa .Unda r-ady to box will,
bffor meeting ihe htavywrlcht
champion, Kddla Kan. Gllittoaa'
ma;r. said Hominy night on
hla return rrom Nw York.
Kane txpretx to m'rl Jarlc
K'ftrns, Inmpwr'i mariaavr, hrn
Kalurday to discuss th poanlbllHy
of . match between (llhbona ar.'
Drmpwjr In California this mm.
mer.
Tha Nw Tork stat athletic
rommlssion la attrmpiinir to In
dura Iximpioy to tn-rt Wllla b.
fore taking on any other opponents
wllhlo ita Jurisdiction.
nvMiurTY mrr.N Mortr mir
NKW YORK (AD Jam Imp
"V. neavywelitht hoxln rham
plon. haa 16 day. Inatead of the
ii hour, prescribed by the New
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WASIHVGTOV (By Um A-MK-lntiil
lrfws) a-ltiiiRtn
haM'liHll offkiaN tmtay niHst
l I'mMiIiih C wibdm' to i,M-n
Itu winm lur .An II liy
thrimllitc out the fli-st hull In
the tntiio with th New Yotk
Yankii'N.
'Mm rs(hfit h cirfHiNl to
ovl if he u l-r' tin-it.
This la Oltnna Collett, former wo
men a national golf rhamplon. trho
recfhtly won the Florida tlila at
I'alm teach by beatlnx Kdlth Cum
minm of ChlcaRO. Mlaa Collett now
hutOii tha handaoma gold cup per
nancntly, having copped tha bynorg
1 lor third llina.; . .
MEDFORD CAGERS
CHAMPIONS OF
SOUTH OREGON
METPORT. Orf, (AD M1
fonl hlRh flrhool won the basket
tnll championship of southern
(rrpnn Satimlay nlpht hv d'f4at
Inf? Anhlnnil. hiph al AMilitnd .11
to 21. This victory entitled Md
tnri to take part In the stat bas
ketball tournnmcnt at Salem.,
MAT HUTCH TO
Tork athletir rommlalon. In which
to occrpt the rhalb-nce of ll.rr
j Wllla. n-gro heavyweight. It tic.
veloi.ed Hundav.
The commliwlon tclcgmphed to
Dempney Friday that he niu.t
either accept or r,.,.r, ,h ,j,rl
within a full day alter receipt f
the memage. i he boilng rulea of
the atate commtsaton are very
clear on this point, and t'omnita.
lon-r Parley at.ted Humlay that
the body had no Intention of
prlvlng tbt champion of his legal
rlshta, '
Kid Kaplan to Meet
French Champion Soon
"AX FRANCISCO (AD I-oul
"Kid"' Kaplan, champion feather
weight boxer of Mcriden, Conn..
haa been mntched to meet Kd
ouard Miwart. French fenth'r
welght. In a contest to be held In
Iho Yankee stadium. New ' York, j
aoma time In June, it won an
nounced here Humlny nleht bv
Scotiy-1 Montiith. pi a tin per of!
Kaplan.
Montclth arrived h. re Hundav (
night to witness K.ii'IiiiVi I, out
with Johttnv Farr of Oakland. In
ttakland Wednesday nlpht.
According to K.ip!nn. M.tscnrt
will leave France wi'hln a few
weeks to begin training In this,
country. I nder a deal rloud with I
Tex HI. kunl. fiuht promoter, Kap- ,
Inn will receive a 2S.li11) epltt In
the gnte receipts or ran agree In
stead to accept stj p.-r cent of
the proceeds of the fight.
Kaplan was named fenther
wetght champion recently by tha
N'w York state boxing rommia-
Ion following his victory over
Danny Kramer. I
iroon nrvrii ttam wiss
IlENO, Ore. (Speclnl) Central
Oregon and the Mid-Columbian
district will be represented pt the
stale IntcracholasKc basketball
tournament this year by Hood
Itlver as the reanlt of the ! to
19 victory acored bv the Fruit
growers over llend In the final
contest Saturday night. This In
spite of the fact that on the after
noon of the decisive game, the
drawings mode It ntcesoiiiy for
Hood Itlver to play Prlnevlll In
the aemt-finals.
1HHS itfxonn
NEW YOItK (Vty tho Associ
ated Press) Uoyd Hnhn. of the
Hoston athletic association, clipped
two fifths of a second off of Paavc
Nurml'a record for the threa quar
ter mile run at the Manhattan
games here last night, covering; the
distance In three minutes and two
flftt-S Sec.li.ls
BE JHWTJU1
PKVni.F.TOX. Or. .qptrinl
Robin Ucd, Olympic champion
wrwtlrr In bh rlasa, will wrfltlr
r).' JIaiton. local wPttiTwoifthi, In
the h fad 11 up event of an all-star
card pr?ntfd by the Pendleton
Klk.i here Friday. March 13.
In the other half of the card
Billy Kd wards, well known Kansas
City hendiock. artist, takes on
Frank Piling, of Canada. In the
UkM heavyweight division match.
cooiutirii wins nrnsiov
HAXFOnn. Pal, AP)
R. M. K.
Kanaaa Pity (A. A.) 4 10 6
St. I-oula IS. I,)- $10
Rant-lea:-. 8'hupp. Vtlk.n5on.
Peterson and Shinault. Snyder:
Barnes, Shields. Paulson. Dyer and
Vick.
VF.U'S ITFMS FROM THF CAMPS
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Re
ports Monday from the baseball
training ram pa of the Philadelphia
National and Americans in Flor
ida Indicated that both squads are
in for a strenuous week, Mon
efrer Fletcher of the Phillies is
work in ir hard to get his men In
condition for the exhibition frames
with the Athletic at Fort Myers
Thursday and Friday. Itabe Ruth,
sultan of swat, will be In the Ath
letirs' outfield a a Inn the phtl
Ilea Friday. . Ruth haa been bor
rowed by Manager Mark from the
camp of the New Tork Yankees at
St. Petersburg for the day.
CI.F.VEI.AKD IAP) With the
arrival at lakeland, Fla.. from Hot
Springs, Ark., of Pitchers Phle and
Edwards and Riggs Stephenson,
iiilliry Inflelder of the Cleveland
American league baseball team,
the entire raster of that Hub ia
no win lakeland to finish spring
training. Title, Kd wards awd
Stephenson report themselves free
fit injuries that kept them nut of
the game a large part of laM year
and t-xpress confidence that they
will be able- to appear regularly in
the com in? schedule of games.
ST. I-Otris (AP) After a
week's review at the Brown's ramp
at Tarpon Springs, Fla., Manager
George Sister says he feels cer
tain the St. I .on Is Browns will get
better pitching, both starting and
relief, in than they got in
1325 when a little tighter twirling
might have; kept the club in the
rare to the close of the season.
Moundsmen also hold the train
ing limelight among the Cardinals
at Stockton. Col., Manager Branch
Rickey having experienced some
difficulty in finding a hurier who
eould place the ball near the plate
during exhibition games Saturday
and Sunday. None of the pitchers
made a brilliant showing.
WARHINCTOy (AP Tom
Zachary, the reliable southpaw of
the Senators, who tamed the plants
in the last world series, looks like
the choice of Manager Harris to
start the opening battle at Palm
Beach, Fla., Tuesday of the exhi
bition series between the two clubs,
according to word from the cham
pions' training ramp at Tampa.
Harris wm. said to have had a
hard time refusing the pteas of
'player, not .elected to make the
trip. The only other veteran pitch-
era to be taken aiuna ' "
era 10 i .n ihnson be-
,r-w-hi''r'v!he
partner, uuei. wn '"-
rairning nurn,
, i. ih pfeular infteja
land outfield are making- the trip.
President Ortrtitn m- --
' .u.. ..,.nnintv In hia patch-
ing force Sunday when he came
terms ror a out--... .
.... r... nretMr. veteran, who
was purchased after the cloe ot
last season from Heattle.
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IJETHOIT (API After n com
..... oundar the Petrolt
Tigers opined their second week
of training at tne aub""'";
camp Monday. J'.ori vt iu-
pitcher, who is reponeu vi. ..
!. .... ..n.i Heinle Manuall.
IU lilt- '.
outfielder, who is the only Tiger
holdout, are the only iwu ..n-..-hers
of the vtuai tlmf hav not
reported.
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CinCAGO f AP) One of tho
.nannit workouts over staged by
a White Sox team was on the pro-
grain for Monday at me ramp ui
Shreveport. , I-"-.1 with Iia'tmll
commissioner Ijindis a a specla
tor. The recent arrivals ar' Tid
Lyons, Charley Robertson and Ted
BlanUenshtp. while Willie Kamm.
I-rl Sheeky. Bib Fa Ik. Bill Bar
.if and Maurice Archdeacon uiv
iin in nnm-ar. It was u day of
real and recreation Sunday for the
entire crew, many of the nun in
dulging In Rolf. Two more cas
ualties have hi i the Cubs' camp al
Sania culallna Island. Cul., Hobby
Barren was- struck in the month
by a bail on a bad bounce and
Percy Jtfm-H received a sprained
hand in a collision with another
player. ' Only one practice session
uraa nn the rard for Monday, the
affprnoon being given over to plea
sure.
PITTSBCnCr (AP) Manager
Din MU'ihnlr-'D 1'irnir-a Mtiiircil
their regular outdoor baseball cm
brogllo of the 92fl sensori at their
training camp at Paso Robles, ( nl.,
Sunday., . The regulars crossed
bals w li'h the second string team.
According to battle reporls nach
ing here, the rookies got an fven
break, the score being 8-8. Kmll
Tdp and Ribe Adams divided
mound duties for the recruits and
Feeley and Lorber did the twirl
ing for the veterans, "pie" Tray
nor was the hitting premier, an
nexing one homer mid a three
base hit.
NEW YORK (AP) Little Artie
Xehf looks like the choice of the
New York Giants to pitch in the
first clash with Washington in the
"spring world series" on Tuesday
at Palm Beach. Krank Walker.
Mickey! Devine. Kent Greenfield
and Joe l.ace are among the re
cruit seleoted to make the first
THE
Spring
' Ties
ARE IN.
ALL
THE NEWEST
COLORS
UNION IH GET
TENNIS COURT
I'N'TON. Cre. (Special) The ath
letic association lire lias obtalnM
permission from the city conned
to construct a double tennis rniirt
in the city park this spring.
The spark committee, the council
and the unsocial ion wl)l have ron
trol of the coim'Ih, which will b
open to the general public except
during c rialn hours when the as- i
social ion members will have prf-f-erenee
If they denire to use the
courts.
Work nf prepnrlng the grouml
and building the courts will liepln
as soon tis the weather permits.
road tour of the year with thfi
Giants. There are right more
training days as 15 exhibition con
tests have been scheduled for this
month. At Clearwater, the Hrook
lyn Oodgers ore ready for the St.
I .ouis Browns on Wednesday.
Dick Cox Is the sensation of lh
lirooklyn camp, having brought
an advanced education In hltlinjf
and fielding from Portland of the
Pacific Coast league.
The Yankees wit I play the
H raves Thursday with either Jess
Harms or Babe Maivpiard oppos
ing them.
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MAP-ISON SQPARR GARDEN,
NVw York (AP) Jimmy Good
rich, Buffalo lightweight, won a
judges' decision verdict over K. P.
.fueled of Toledo' in thn first of
Monday night a bouts in thn sec
ond round of the lightweight etlm.
Inatlon tournament at Madison
Square Garden. Jaekel weighed
M and Ms opponent one pound
more.
Benny Vatgor of New York won
a verdict on points from Basil
Galiano of New Orleans in a tarn
12-round exhibition. Vagler show
ed boxing supremacy over hia op
ponent, while Gollano had the bet
ter punch, but could not land It,
Golinno weighed I34i; Valvar.
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We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
, We Have a Fine Assortment of
FI.OWKR AND GARDEN SEEDS
THE CITY GROCERY
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1'HONE MAIJt 171 BAT BAVM FREE DZ3JTERT
Is it only a desire
for change?
Ql
Is it a matter
of price ?
Orisitall
a question
of taste?
WhatVback
of tliis shift
m cigarette
. X J ' j
Wo mere desire for change will (
not explain why so many thousands '
of smokers all over the country are
changing from other cigarettes to
Chesterfield.
It's something more fundamental )
Wo price does not account for this
sweeping turn-about in cjgarette
popularity, for Chesterfield is sold
at the popular price it costs the
same as any of the largest selling
brands. ,
Vm that's the answer. It is taste
and taste alone thot explains
Chesterfield's sweeping gains. And
tasfe is a matter of tobacco quality.
We state it as our Aone;:"l
Tr ,ar ine tobaccos wed
m Chesterfield are of finer
qualny (and hence of better
taste) than in any other cig
arette at the price.
m Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
-and thU belief is shared by
cigarette tmokert the country
over.
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