PAGE TWO
Saturday. March 21, 1925.
THE LAV GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A STORE THAT RENDERS
Outstanding Service
IS ALWAYS "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
Hill's Department Store
- "A GOOD TLACE TO TRADE"
ROSENBERG IS
BANTAM CHAMP
Have.Battle onHands
BRAVESSEE1V1
BETTER TEA
tcrlnlly to our 1525 strength.
litkrUhYJ Show SlM'ttl.
"Tln-re new hoys of mine are,
tn . tht-y vim fu Id and they look
r.nil -.( :in lhoui.'h tht-v could hil.
t -I ii -,t i'nn:1 In aiirx to
1 in. 1 l r;in lilt. How h
, e.tli In:: Aii-i h has a tr't p:iir
or bund. All be n-eds is a little
.... - . M- -. ..in
1 , with my outfit-Id. l-a' Harris, a
'kid - sfonri from irvnboro.
C forcr-l lis right Into
Aaaoclatcd IVr) lave llanrrofi. my r-i-i lur oimioiii with Ins bit
siarttng Ms aocond yar as pilot of iivK :in,. (,;., fjU4V fr.mrul play.
th Host cm Itravem believ. he m We'sh, the Canite Coast Mar. is
atrohgvr. faster twm now tban KOj j- f,,rm, hope to start
h had at any ilinp In l:4. With xy-fi i,..'oi. with W.J.li. 1-Y1K und
virtustty a new line-up, he hna led nurri;, u,,. ouiii-'i'l. i will mi III
th Bravo Jo victory owr the i,w ihi:tim d troei Itrook-
atrongest trams In cither nuijor (vn, .itd ,., v SN ;,. i and Wilson
league. , in r. rr.
"I think m club, ns It ands "Uf tm. nrw ,ttchcrs i: now ap
N EV YOI1K AP) Charley
"Phi!' Rosenberg of New York
York won the world's bantam
weight championship Friday night
when he outpointed Eddie "Can
nonhuU" Martin, defending chum
pion. In o 16-round matrhut Madi
son hvi-mre Garden.
Ha-ninTff won ihp t It by a
cbver use of a tantalising If ft Jnh
and a right uppercut. Outhoxlng
Martin at every turn and toward
the latter part of the fight holding
his ewn ir. a. furic.: '.or !c tee
skirmish that featured the latter
part of the mutch, Rosenberg I
the seventh hew bantamweight
champion in five years.
I .MIIItl I ION llANl llAI.I,
C!cvlana (A.), C; t'tncinnatl
X.
11. iroll (A.) 7. Toroiuo (I.) S.
IkKon (N. ) 5. N.w York (A.) t.
t'litnttfo Vernon (P. C.)
1-
I Kunsax t'lty A. A.) t. Kin
i'Tam-tsro l) 7.
" ; - :
Isfl
Photo shows Emory ftijrney and Lu Ulue linwll. veteran intiWJei-f ut me
Detroit Tyjrer. In training camp at A u trust a. Ga. UiKney and Blue are
QfhUfc It out with two younctera. NVun and Tavener, for tbir, old
place at abort and first, respectively. '
PAI.I NO Tt SIKPT TI HRIS
.KV YHlv (lly the Associated I
'Praa lw lahi!kt of Salt iJike ;
!just a llitlf loo heavy for the
featherweight ranks, will meet Sid
jTerris of .w Yorkj ronidtred
tone of the cost's leading llRht
j weights, jii a 13 -round bout In
New York nrt Wednesday. Pa
T
wvil
HOT LAKE (Special) Hr. Mc
Carthy who haa recently returned
to the Hot I.ake staff from a lonff
i ro i nc m ; in eastern meaical renters ad-
m.'sjh kwiuk to m in a ehamnionshin amone the 1 . .
tkr.,- rromwin Iw,n,m. in thi Hirhiwclcht .ltvl- r '
w:l! lu-Hi in- moil. barto of Panama.
Althoi-ch O-N.'1'.l hJ-i not yet re- Boxinir follow fell that Pa-
Pffripj. m- ritrhini; nff llne-i up lllso WM too b- man to aItemDt
rvr.il Ktrinc; men. .in ii..lH t. -.. in.iittA.
TV.e ,v :h- etilb l Itoins now he improve and hit bom with "7 inlereslinjr
il hoiii.l fll.nl. a notv-n or two In TPri3 KO (ar ,0rJ d,tc.rm. ; 'n'nM his trip. IV. Me.
ti e ..-.nt f1K;:i lor the tlmt lns hit future in the rlnB. Cartl- ,poke of his van to the
Jir's ri . Mayo clime in liochester. Minn.
I-IIOS K.U. I.IXE SOI CHT nntl of the experimental work tha!
i;IUI Ur.VTS SMITH XlAllSHKlEl.n. Ore-Coo. bar!1 b?lnf dono U,,"- Whl"' ,""
will hare a representative at thel! t0f h'"'r " f
KV.W YOl-.iC .API - Mickey ,n.,,ra:cto tommtTft commtailon Pn7'TJ. -T , ,VW T'
n.vrvi. (P,uh.v Bralnml of Vtl- ...... , r, Infection which proved that infect-
Smith of ,,,-,- , t -m teem. lOMii. ana oilier inftea
' j parts were often the cauA of some
"s . t.J.rtteiilni. illn.vi i.rli o kA
Cerms from
rlsht now, 1 better than at ny t.onrt i li.it Kle oroli.uii. wlio was so was ruminated from the re
time last year." acid flant-rotl IX- fnrmel out Inst j.'ar tu Worcester, ffBt tournament by Joso Lorn-
aa. 1. IS nnrurr imitii i-moi
better on defensive, and hr-i more
peed. It la too early yrt to pay
Jut how well the, new pluvvrs will
really bat In the bl( l.v.Kue, l.ut
they show much proinl.'. My
pltchlnit staff Is JO p.-r cent stroiic
ef than laat yrr. While 1 ni:.y
be too close to them iul h..ve too
rnueh felth. yet the new comer,
hiivr aire aily shown me In several
gnuies ilnvcd arslnst the i.tir.R
est teams In the majors that mv
reconstructed team has cLias, pow
er aad ths winning spti 11.
'Ot the rooklt. Welsh, Harris C;l ru.p0intcd Harold
tnd Harriot have helpe.1 nie the (-)lk..llV, ia i:.rounl eml-flnal ..,,.. Bt iar.t,fi..l
most and Burros, the new first mMch , tI, vartSn-Kosenhen: bn n,, ,he a
Jxt, I believe, will al5o ad
I Radio
TDID TO CIICT' SI'VIIAY, MATICIl 22
Irjlp III r II I I ! lmintain Time stations
I III! I U LfiU I IVnver. olo. (S::t). 11
the Hot Intake sanatorium lat
March 2T, In James T. Brand, city '
Id. who
title match at Mad
auRtrestion or , called rheumatism
dd .ma- won ja.ju.ire U.ird.n Kridny niChL "T' r "ir" . foCal lnftion
. . that uregoti need a croas-atnte . tonsils anri iith
.nr.-a wij the ap!crfsi-e throuRh- . jionsus and tt-eth
were (rlfn anl-
r
Attention Elks!
DANCE!
Klks Hall
Wednesday, March 23
LETS GO!
out. onJpointlr.K Smith In almost jmaia, anu it was round tnat some
cv, ip. Hllui. vn.lth was knockr-d Mr- Pr"' hBi tecn worklnit . form of illnesa developed, which
dowa fcr a sinR-e count in the i!h the body fw a year andjwaa similar to that which doctors
ninth. hi aupperoted ita demand that; have lone; thought was caustM by
Oreiron should have mora railroads jsomw infected point-
especially one coming almost di-l Whtie in the east. Dr. MrCarthv
recily from the Oriron Short HnejvUited a larire ntimiVr of clinics
MIAKKI'-U t;rTN MATCH
tvetpovt cap
of Pin rrancl'-v
-Jake Shaefer ln Ih ra5trn V at tnl Wftt to : Boston Baltimore. Philadelphia.
defend his y. r.irrj giido urTwi ' ana oiner meutrni eentrs.
in., poh nin pout if leal ni;.s, l)i-
uiauclate mnss and sermon, 4 p.
i m.. Malcolm C. Marks, orffanist;
7:30. Immaculate Concept ioj ca
thedral, Itev. Francis Walsh.
1 acifir Time- Stations.
KFT. I.os Anirel's. Calif. 4tl7). 10
lo:45 a. tn., I. A. Church r.-d-r-atlon
service. Ir. J. Whitcoiiib
ProuKher. "The Oanip of l.ir':"
4-5. wsper s-.TVice, Virginia Arli
son, soprano. Mar?u"i!e Mae.
Kay. violtnis: and Mariorie M:'.r
Jlonalo, pianist: 6:45-7, musical
appre'iation talk: 7-S, st:':i: ats.
specialties and orchestra from
Metropolitan theater; S-9, A hex
Barnett playinjr her own compo
sitions: 9-10. Examiner. Cinder
ella ballroom orchestra from
l.ont: Beach: 1 t-l 1. Packanl
Kirht orchtstm. Bill Hnness'y.
leader.
KGO. Oakland. Calir. (S1.2). 11 a.
m Tenth Avenue Baptist church.
Hv. Gorg W. Phillips, pastor;
3:10 p. m.. KGO IJ:1e Fyir.phocy
orchestra; Arthur S. Carhtt.
musical Interpret ative- writer:
7:45. service. Tenth Avenue Bap
tist church. Rev. Goorge W. Phil
lips, pastor.
nth-
itiired SA.5 : baiklme Ml- has its nesli, b,lt a railroad here'rlear from hut talk that he had!KGY. Portland. Ore. 4?.5)d:S0
chan-pKMeiMp for the first ,n' ouia v me irrt-a. ur oeii i rome dack to the S'CiT full of new
time t.u:. Kdouard lloremana ln lh nld-er;ion of the state and j ideas.
ot nruss' P:auni. runa.r-up WRrrant shipments through Coos- Dr. Phy pave- a short talk in
in the rharmvonrhlp tournament bAy u r.conlea in southern Or-,which he explained how the ten
ant! 2. n as r,ai neo OI !(!ency toward sperialixinir in one
line in tho medical profession was
making it necessary for an insii-
to alwiys keen . in. .loncli i
llnriM'.t.ir
forrusi.
s-;id he had been in- a- Mr. Brand la beta nt to
he match will he Uoo Washington by the port of Coos
- ,OIll f-,- j nay ana tnp ."p-nn nena nnt
Marsh field chambers of "commercii
I
Dodse Brothers
COMMERCIAL CAR
Its economy of maintenance could
have no better proof than this:
It is operated in fleets by a long list
of business houses whose selection
of equipment is based strictly on
comparative records.
L. C. Smith
I A Grande, Ore.
Scrren Commercial Otr $910. f . tx U Detroit;
delivered
with the experimental work being
done in the l&rg health centers
by actually having a r-prcr.tjntve
visit thee renters and secure first
hand information.
j n. "Uinutr OI ItlHSHII SelXHOnS
rreotty added to the ewnir.a s pro
;gram. Mr. Heleae Sterns of Pn
(ion -tnjc- a solo arm a!so gave a
Piano so.o. rbarue tiroi arto2)
sang a ?oU as did Uoi Bi-elep.
The entire sstsembly sang a num
ber of old time songs in ciosmg.
ri.OWKRS B1UTS BtX; SH
BOSTON (AP "Tiger Flowers
of Atlanta. Ca.. won a close deci-
ion over Eos. Bogash of Bridge-
pon, v or.n., in a Jrt-ronnd (isht
her Friday n:ght. Flowers was
knooktM down in the fourth round
for a count or eight, wi- f'oored
again w-ithout a co;irt when he
again w.is tumbled tor a co-mt of
fi In lb- s xvn'b round. Flow,
ers weighed it? rounds ani Eo
jrah l
a. m.. rTrst Preaoytcrian church.
I -r. Harold Leonard Bowman: !i
p. m municipal conc'rt; 5. Wil
lamette University Men's ar.d I-a-dtes
glee ciuls: 6., church sr
vicea, Portland Council of
churches; 7, Colbura concert or-cht-s:ra.
M"OXDAV. MARCH 2S
Mountain Time Stations.
CJCA, Kdmonton, Can. 516.9)
S:30-!):30 -p. m local talent and
organ recital.
KOA. Denver, Colo. (322.4). 8 p.
in.. Fred Hchmttt and hia Rlalto
theater orchestra; 8-10. Intercol
legiate night. Robert L. Cham
bers, director, Colorado School of
Mines. Colorado Agricultural
college. I'nlverslty of Denver.
KOB. State College. N. M. (S4S.),
7:30-(t:30 p. m., "First Aid. Medi
cal and Rurglcal," Dr. Troy C
Sexton; "Flower Gardens In the
Southwest." Francis E. Lester.
Pacific Time Stations. jj
KFAK. Pullman, Wash. (348.8).;!
7:So-9 p. m., Vay Kerns, control-J
to! Neva l-ois Thompson, plan- 'i
1st: "Modern Youth and Parental
Control," Annie M. Fertig;;J
''Money Ye lues of Hoaaewcrk l
Florence Harrison; "Horn Hem-
ons'.rntion t'lubs." Maud Wilson: ;
"Agriculture In Washington," W.
W. Cnderw ood. . ;
K FF, I -os Angeles. Calif.- (4G7.'
6:45-7 p. m.. radlotorlal talk;
7-8. Kvening Herald Hadioltans. ;
Charlie Meison. tenor; 8-9. jro
grain. Owl Drug company. "A
trip arountl the world." Holly- I
wood string quartet: 9-1 rt. pro-'J
gram. Walter M. Murphy Motors s
company. Virginia Flohri, so-
prano: 10-11, Examiner, Ray '!
West and bis Alexandria hotel i
dance orchestra. J
KFOA. Seattle. Wash. (384.4 ).'
6:45-S;l! p. m Sherman, Clay:J
& Company program; 8:30-10,
Seattle Times studio program. ij
KGO. Oakland. Calif. (361.2), 9 a.J
tn., music nnd leclures, Callfor-jt
ni.i State lpartment of Educa
tlon; li:4'. classrooni Instruction.
Oakland public schools; 11:30-1
p. m.. luncheon concert; 8. stu-
dio musicale; 4-5:30, Henry Hal-;
stead's dance orchestra: 8. Arlo
trio: "rigs. Facta and Figures.";
Prof I. J. Condit; "A I-esson in
English. " Wilda Wilson Church:
"Learning to Concentrate." Alber
tine Richards Nash; "Introduc-'
tions," Edith Stevens Gilfa; book
chat. Joseph Henry Jackson; 10
1. Henry Halstead's orchestra.
KGW. Portland. Ore. (4S1.5). 6 p.:
m.. children's program; 6. Fred
erick W. Goodrich.
KI.X. Oakland. Calif. (50S.S), 9:30-!
10 p. m American Theater or
chestra; 10, Ijike Merritt Ducks.
KN'X. Hollywood. Calif. (336.9).:
6:15-7 p. m. progrnm. John A.
Evans corporation Hacienda
Park orchestra. Paul Finsteln.
director; 7-3. program. West
Coast theaters. Inc.. 8-10. KXX
feature program; 10-11, Good
rich Sil vert own cord orchestra,
Chas. I.indsey. leader; l.ilyan
May Challenger. contra-contraJ-to:
11-12. Abe l.yman's Cocoanut
Grove dnnct1 orchestra from Am
hassador hotel.
IKPO. San Francisco, Calif. (420.3).
4:ltt-5:3' p- - Rudy Seigersj
Fairmont Hotel orchestra; 5:30-j
6:30 children'a hour stories:
6:30-7:30. Rudy Beiger'a Fair
mont Hotel orchestra; 89. Theo
dore J. Irwin, organlflt; Mrs.
Mark T. H. Hchwayder, contral
to; 9-10. program, auspices J. t
Allec Clean company; 10-1 1. j
Gene James Rose Room Bowl I
orchestra.
Next time a man tells you talk
is cheap ask him, if he knows
how much a session of congress
costs.
LUMBER CO.
We' carry a.complet-2
stock of Builders' Sup
plies. Our Specialty is man
ufacturing Lumber.
We're
Mind-readers!
You don't have to tell us
that you want BOrks thnt
give ample toe room with
out wrinkling under foot
lhat you want them snug
aii.1 trim nbout yo'jr ankles
that you want wear with-
out weight. You get nil that
lure without uaklng for 11.
I
A haliy'n idea of heaven is a plaee
where it Is against the law for Its
father lo si"S. '
Kodak
Supplies
FILMS & FILM PACKS
Eastman and Ansco
Leave your film here
for developing
Moon Drug Go.
Everything for the
Siefc Room
PRONE MAIS 68
Permanent Relief for j
Persistent Coughs
SAN TOX
BRONCHIAL
REMEDY
Not an ordinary
cough syrup
51.00
Guaranteed
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
KHJ. I.os Angeles. Calif. (404.1),
6-3-7 p. m.. Art Hickman's
Biltmore hotel concert orches
tra, Edward Fltrptrick direc
tor; 7-7:S organ recital. Arthur
For Sale
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104-aere farm one mile from
)E!gln. well improved; 5S acres In
- -i.lti- --.ti-vr Will trn.lA for 1
B'ci;. r-. organis:; 8-10. classical : , . " ,
Grand? property.
program. Martin Music company.)
. u rm n e --d by J. Howard Johnson, j '
featuring Clalrf Forr.s Crane. 160 acres, three miles from L
crncr: Diam.;e. ' Granje, well improved; stock and
KXX. HoHywocd. C?.
1-1; a. m.. compi
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
WE WILL BE. GLAD TO PEMVER ANY " KIND OF "
BAKERY GOODS WITH YOI'I! ORDER
THE CITY GROCERY
lust Back of Carr's on Fir Street
PHOTS 1IAIX C7S RAT DAVM FRIX DXJTEKT
?Vf ' cutpasnt go-s with the p:ac. i
M.te morning, Jair ranch. Will trade forjsm
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church of Hollywood: &-6:H. p-i1-4 Grande. :0 0
m., P. Ad to sunset erriee from , s , q
An-.bass-ador hotel thest-T con-! FOR PAT.E A small grocery O
ductal by pev. Chas. F. Aked,s1ori tn Grande doing a good
and Rev. Frank Pyor: 6:l,-7. In- fU1yne5s. Also the store building O
t. rnationa! Pihi Students nsw-1.. n,i rvsil.nce 9
cia'ion ho;ir of music; T-S. First
Pnsiiyierian church of Hoiiy-
cor.rs'rt orchestra. Jos
f-M. director; r-M, feature pro-15"-'
pram. Globe Ic- Cr:iin cor.ip'-T j'1'1'-
KIM, San Kr..ncio, Ca'if. t a
S-r-'-I't p. m Ru.'.y S-'igor's
Fairmont orchtsira.
! Pix fine building lots
I'nT,. one Mook of Stands nei
within
new home,
give good
O
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Exchange Department
Offers .Many r.mx Ynluis In
Vsl:r WMxr. roiim vi uMTi itr
Third Muor
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service possible in all branches of our bubusiness we are now selling tires on
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Yon are protected against Accidents. Negligence. Cots, Bruises, Blow-outs, Under
Inflation. Rim Cuts. Wheel Alignment. r Any Road Hazard which may render
the tire useless.
The service also includes a Free Inspection of your tires every thirty days.
FREE INSPECTION ITtEE REPAIRS
We make Free Repairs on any tires sold by ns when the repair will lengthen
the life of the tire.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES WE SELL QUALITY TIRES
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rnONE M-500
LA GRVNPE
Cor. 4th and Adams
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