the ra uiiAiiM wfeimi tiramiymt -
Friday, MarcH 13, 1925.
" PACE StX
SALEM DEFEATS WALLOWA 25
ELIMINATES
ilium
: CHAMPIONS
K . SALEM, Ore. (By the As
eociatcd Press). The Salem
high school basketball team
;v defeated the fast Wallowa
five 25 to 10 here last night
in the first game of the sUito
1 :baflketball tournament.
V ' ' Wallowa Out.
Wallowa's loss eliminates
Iier from further play in the
state tournament.
- In : the second game last
I nif lit. according to word re
ceived in &. firando this
Worning,' Medford hitch de
feated .Franklin of Portland,
18-8,' eliminating the latter.
" Today" Medford will' play
Pendleton, which will prolr
ably eliminate the Ruckaroos
: as iMedford is favored to win
the tournament by most
critics.
' " All M.VI.AH WINS Tll1,n
' BAl.TIMOlin, Slil. (API Allen
J.lnlail of Boston won thn nation
al '. Junior hoavywolKht boxlnir
rharnplonhlp In tho nnnnnl tour
nament ot tlm Atnnlour Athloilc
union, which opened In tho lfHth
medical rurlmcnt armory horn
Wedncudny night.
- Unlad haltorod Mil way to tho
title hy a docliilvo victory over Hoi
Ix-vt-nsky of tho tnnrlno corps.
cvctifiky formerly was ono of tho
Btar &thloten of tho navnl academy
in hoxliiR and foothall.
Tho lieavywelRht championship
Wan tho only one deelded Wednen
day nltrht.
What niftkos propln who should
hp. hattnv hut nro not nuuldri tlmn
thOHn who' shouldn't hn hnppy hut)
fir? '
Robin Reed
Wrestles In
Pendleton
rRNDI.KTOX, Orfl. (Special)
Friday Iho thirteenth l a hlK day
tn I'enillctnn. parilcnlurly tonlirht
fop Iho I'enillctnn KlkH lire plan
ning an nll-mur wr.-MllInK rani
that rnmhfnca two licnrlltnc
malrhrii of uninicHllfinol quality.
In I he firm match that In Mcheil-nlf-fl
tn ntnrl al K : 1 r. Itohin ltced.
whu won tile woi-IiI'm IlKhtwelpht
chainplonKlilp tit , Iho Olympic.
RnmrH In 1'nrln, will innKlo. with
len 1 lut ton, Hi-vi-r local w.-lter-w.-lKht
who liati not Iohi il mntoli
In four yoal-H. Ill Iho Hi'cnnil half
of Iho iIihiMc main cv.'lil Itllly Kil
wnnla, rninoilH Kt.nHi.H City grap.
pier will Hike mi Krnnk I'llllnir, Iho
Cannillan HkI.I hejivywi-lKlit nee
who haa lia.l an i-o-lionally hiic
cpflHfiil h.-umhi In Prn.llf'tnn thlH
wlnlor l.nvlhK Iwiro il.-f.-utr-.l Iluy
MoChitiiII ami also won ovi-r Kulph
Hand. Hontliorn Ih-OKOlt flush. Itn.l
trlhim.-l FaniMT Vanro, the Idaho
turrnr.
'I'ho nintchm will ho HtnRoii In
Iluppy Canyon.
Sport Gossip
(By (he Aoolnted TTrss)
Niek t'ullop. vnrHrttllr roernlt.
In Hip ranip of Iho Now York
Yankees al Ht. PeterHininr. Wed
nesday while rlmHtriff a triple fnr
inlo the wci1m and to Hip edo
of a lake, ciimo upon ,11 Hlx-foot
nltlRfilor. Nlrk Rot haejt lo Hip
inflPtil lifforc tliP runner hnd
roiiehed Koonnd lmno but with
oitl Iho bull.
Mlko McTiKUP, worM Unlit
heavyweight champion, lifts np
poured In Now York to exproHH
IiIm heller that llulilliiK Hikl, the
HpnoRJilcHC, fium wlium Hp rnp
tnrPd tho I II If on a Ht. I'utrltk'H
luy In Dublin, will coihiiht I'aul
llei'lciihuch, Krlduy iiIkIiI In
MadlKon Sftunrc (lurdrn.
MATCH ANNOI NCI'.I)
DKTnOIT (A P) Prnnkln Oon
pro, Aniprlrnn flywolnht champion,
has MljriH'd for a in-round dcrl
nlon matrh Iktp March 20, with
,loo IiiirnN, Michigan hiintnniwoltvht
ohumplnn.
LAST YEAR Chesterfield sales again
broke all previous records. The growth
of the brand has been spectacular. In every
section of the country it lias forged ahead
by leaps and bounds.
Convinced by taste of finer quality, men
everywhere have changed by thousands
from other cigarettes to Chesterfield.
Stars on Court
2aet MUtvr Carmack, star forward
on this eaun' Univvrslty pf hum
sylvanJa UinkftUill tram. Currnuck
rates as one of the tst mm at his
position In the cunt, und ranks well
up lis, list in IndlviUuulSLorlntf.
nnii nitiCAKH iti:toni
M-:V Y Ht K. (Al I'aavo Nur
nil of Finland hroko hln own :iooo
motor rocord Thursday nlcht In n
Hpoolul two-inllo rneo. mi of
niinutefl 2t( 2-5 Hocond, hottor-
oil hy two-flit Iih of a second Hip.
mark ho mndo In MadlKon Snuaro
CJ a id on January 15. Tho Olympic
ohamplon covorod tho Iwo mhos
in :03 1-2, fivo soronds hohlnd
hlH rocord. Ho had no iroutile in
lapping Andy (Yaw of Now York
and Jimmy Connolly, formor
(Joorffotown university star.
Just start whlstllnK' und first
thl titf you know business will he
humming.
Ono of our proa tost noods Is
rubber wliirlHhlelilH..
AGGIES WIN BASEBALL
nnPT pumir .m..
rim I 11 U (1(1 1- FOIIT .MY KilK, Kla.
I IIIU I UlliKIL I
FROM BEARS!
COItVAU.IK, On. (tiy ip A
SOCiaifll J'lM'Ss) Till HK4n
Aurlciiliiirul iilhi:p la.Mki'lmll
lottiu ijoroulisl I In t itlvrrJt ttf
4'iillliu-ti)n iiiliitcl lion lns( niulil
:u to in iiu rir.-t or a tiu-oc
ffltllio M'l'ii's lo deviile Hip rhaill
loiilii of tho J'aojric oonl.
TVto StiKhlnnl, ' uuanl. and
oorHi Itniuii, ifiiliT, (Htlli I n
hui rou it ty I toys, an rotrnhii-s on
IIh AkuIi loam. Stotldanl is
from da (iraiulo niul Itroun hnlls
fi-itii I nlon.
IDAHO UNLIKELY
TO HAVE LKA(;i!E
COMING SEASON
NAM PA. Tdaho (Hpoolnl) Hope
that a baseball tongue can bo form
ed In this section this year lias
practically born abandoned, tntin-
bors of the Njunpa committee said
Thursday. The decision of Km-
motl hot to put n team In-the field
and the evident npntliy In other
towns is hold to make It Inadvis
able to continue negotiations.
IIoIho und N'atnpa are the only
wo cities ready to star! cither with
a home tnlonl nine or a salaried
lonm. Payette probably would en
ter a team of home town "players
ami Caldwell Is considering start
ing on such n IhinIs.
KnlhuslaNin In both those cities.
is said, however, to ho forced iwid
each. It is felt, will bo just as well
satisfied If tho baseball league is
allowed to go over for a year.
I'TAII MAY 1IAVK HACINfJ
RAIP T.AK.K (AP) Tho Kodd
horse racing hill which pn-ssed the
lower house of the t'tah legisla
ture last Saturday was passed by
the senate late WVdnosdnv night
nnd will bo in tho governor's )
hand's Thursday. If Governor
Cleorgo Pern acts favorable on the
measure, rtah will hnve two rac
ing seasons limited to 80 days each.
Tho hill provldoH tho parl-niutuol
system of hotting. .Legislators who
fostered the measure look for fa
vorable action from the. governor.
KAPIi.W BF.ATS PA H It
OAKLAND. Calif. AP) T.ouls
Kid" Kaplan of Morldon, ' Conn.,
featherweight champion, was
n warded a "newspaper dnefsion'
at the end of .u sjnshlng; fust .12
round hout with Johnny Kurr In n
prize fight arena here Wednes
day night. Observers credited Kap
lan with 100 of the 12 rounds. His
tltlp was not involved.
Holland's Queen Honored.
T.KYDKN. Holland (AP)-This
old-world town has Just ooloibrntod
the smith anniversary of tho found
ing of Its famous university.-
I'pon Queen Wllholmina was
conferred the honorary degree of
doctor of laws, and the women stu
dents presented her with tho first
tulips nf thn season.
CLAUDE C. PRATT
HW3 7. Am,
I.a r.rmnliv Opp.
I i linmrv 2H, I92A.
Clniiilp C. 1'rnll I.iiiiiIh'i' Co.,
I.a .innili, iit$tui.
I war sir:
Ton pi'Hoik wliy pinpli jtlinnhl
hi.jr hiillillnx mnli'ilnl nf tho'
(Iniiilr ('. 1'i'itit I.iiiiiIht ('iiniMii'jl I
nrf! .......................
(I) Tlip ronipnny l Iho "I'nor - .
Alan' Frliiiil. 1
(2) Thi price arp a low a'
powlMe, wlih a ldi choice
nf material...
(.1) Oistonien receive fril-nillv
ami fair senli'e.
(4) lcpeiMlahle, InHhful n.lver-
tUillC iMAtlHIlclllN.
(!) Them l real alue In Ihe
mnlerlal.
(fl) A prompt delivery jiervlee.
(7) An nlw4lme Kiiai-ftiitce of
witlofaellnii.
(R) The 'imiwi un eHtnh-
IKheil In onlrr In wne the
hilcrcMn fif the pi.te niitl
lint to mninHiliF,
(0) nmi li nl. reliable nuumse-
imMit.
(10) Tlie inuniiiter N a Chrlstlnn
anil a Uvt'.Mtil.llnff ell Intl.
t i.miaiii i.i.i: uiiim:.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Th Poor Man'. rrttnU"
Oppo. Foundry. I'HONK lt m
Ma Rnndaf Biutora
un
it, ii.
Philadelphia (N'utlonul) .. rt 11 2
Phlludolphin (Amorlcun).. 3 H 2
ItattorioH: Couch, KniKht, JColts
and llonllne; JtauniKurtncr, llurris,
(irovos and I'orkins.
st. rr:Ti:iismito. Kin. (apj-
It. II. K.
I Sow York (American).... 14 20 'A
IfoMon xattonai i iz 3
fiultcrio: nall, Juhn.son. Hliock
or and t'.e. Ilofrmau; Mar
(uurd, Cem-wlcti, Itonton and C31h
son. i
01U.Ano, Pla. (AP)- n. ir.-R
WashlnKton (Am.) 5 in I
'Cincinnati (Nat.) ft 2
Hal lories: .a chary, .Mnrberry,
rtiiKHoii ami W. Ilaruravo, Tale;
Kixiv Hhoohnn, linnohus nnd I'..
HarKinv.
XFAVfi ITF,MS FHOM THF. CAMPS
X K W Y ( It K (AP) l.eon j
(Uoose) (iosiiu singled in ine uui
liintpg ut West palm lieach Wed
nesday and Karl MoN'eoley mood at
iho plato with one run neodi-d.
Somewhere Just such a situation
lunl appeared before in baseball
history except that on the previous
occasion, Muddy ltiu-1 was out on
the ba:rs awaiiing di-livoiaiioe. The
(Hants won from Iho Senators in
iho second game of the spring so
rlos, 2 to 1, which indicates that
baseball history does not repeat
Itsoir, for on that wdl roniornlier-
d previous occasion in the Wash- 1
ington hall park, Alo.Weloy pro- i
ducoil tlio hit which won the bat-
tie und I ho ono and only world
series. Brooklyn's pitchers held
tho St. Louis Hrowns to five hits
at Tarpon Springs bat the Hrowns:
won, 7 to 3. I
!
WASHINGTON (AP) Mnnngor
Harris was finding solnco in the
second trimming meted out to the ;
Senators by the (Hants ut West1
Pulin Iloach Wednesday In the j
showing of his two recruit pitch- j
ers. Jim MoNamnra. the nowcom- j
or from Wichita, allowed only ono f
hit In his four rounds, that u
scratch affair, while Harry Kelly ;
granted only two in his two in-
nings,
I
CHICAGO (AP) A sword of
DnmocloH hangs over the heads of
more than hnlf of Manager Kddie
Collins' 17 aspiring pitchers In the
Chicago White Sox camp in Shreve
porl, but just which ones Is con
siderably In douhl. Collins hopes j
to pick a stat'r. of eight, two of
them portsiders. from Keher, Hob- !
ertson, Thurston, Lyons, Mlanken
shlp, Connolly, Mangum anil Lev
eret t of last year's right banders;
Steengra.eC, Ash and Hearing;, right
handed recruits, and t he south
paws, Cvengros, Koromnn, Haven
port and Hamilton.' The Los An
geles trip of the Cubs will cut two
players from the National league's
club roHter, word from the Cata
II mi Island, Calif,, training camp
said. One will ho Joo Westnedgo,
young Charlotte, N. C, loft handed
pitcher, whoso Illness prevented
htm from making a bid for n berth
ami who will ho sent home, and
tioorge M list cud, the pitcher Man
ager Killofer Is willing to give to
the Angels in payment for Charley
Hoot. The three-game series with
Los Angeles opens tho training
schedule.
CLKVKLANH ( A P) Observers
wit h t he ( Meveland Indians at
Iakcland are more optimistic over
the pitchers than for several years
al this stage of the season. In ad
dition to I be veteran h who spent
Farmers
Tims of yon who
Have some sheep nil)
Soon Irnvo some wool
To sell.
l't lis find you' the
Ilnyer.
I.at year two enrs
Of wont weiv ntsomhloI
Al our wnrolrtMiM'
Whorp It was flsy for
The hnyer to sample.
And make tip a rar
According lo grade.
TliM year we want
To handle Ton cars.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
!
Phone Main 19
BURN INCENSE
to destroy odor of cook
ing nnd leave pleasing
scent.
We have both cones and
powder.
2.c nnd "0c
All Odors
Moon Drug Co.
rrrrylhliif for the
Mrk Itimm
imiom: main ah
I
TO 10
throe weeks In preliminary train
ing at Hot Springs, several of the
recruits are in, great .shape.
PITTfiBlRaH (AP) The Pi
rates rofruhir lineup was intact
for tho first tfme tills training
season when tho veterans array
ed themselves against tho rookies
at Paso Hobles. Calif., Wednesday
and the youngsters hud to con
tent themselves with tho short end
of a lii-s score, (ilonn Wright,
first siring Hbortstop, figured con
spicuously in (he game.
nimtOIT (AP) Hopes that a
meeting between Manager Ty "obb
of tho Detroit Tigers nnd Heine, j
Mnnush. holdout outfielder, would
result in a sett h-im-nt of some
sort have been flashed. The two
mot late Wednesday ut the tr.iin- ,
ing camp In Augusta, (la., ami af
ter a short discussion, Manush an- j
uouncod lie hail lint signed. '
i
BOSTON (AP) After 10 days!
sTrwiuoMH rouimo tn a not i-W
Orleans sun. Manager l.ee Kohl of:
the P.nsion Amerioans. Wednesday ,
ordered a nine-lnnlng' practice :
game, lite I'.oone mane a nome
run and a double.
I'll 1 1.A I K.fl 1 1 A (AD rlli in
nrrivlnK1,. II.. I, sou.h. rn nunrlnn.
two weeks earlier than the Phil-
lies, the Athletics were reported to
be itiiihor advanced In their train -
Intr. Manager Mack Ls well ideas-
ed with the condition of his play-
SAVING
Is a habit that grows
stronger with age and
easily cultivated.
UNITED STATES
MILITARY
BALL
Given by Company E, 18fith Infantry, Oregon National Guard
Friday, March 13
Music by the Star Novelty Orrhesfra
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Spectators 10c
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4t
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All-Star Wrestling Card
PROMOTED BY PENDLETON LODGE OF ELKS
ROBIN REED VS. DEE H ATTON
Olympic Champion
Lightweight
BILLY EDWARDS
. vs.
axr" FRANK PILLING
FRIDAY, MARCH 13
First Match, 8:15
In Happy Canyon, Pendleton, Oregon
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At 2 P. M., at the W. E. McClure bain, 190G Green
wood Street, La Grande, I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash , '
10 Head of Horses
Every horse must be sold.
Some Good Work Horses and Colts.
MRS. J. W. SCOTT,
Administratrix.
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