PAGE TWO
THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, May 7, 192.1.
This Entire Slorz
DEVOTED TO YOUK
COMPI.ETU SATISFACTION
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TltADE"
sp6rtWews
Iiii'TViiV ' -ini .n"i i" " ni" ' ."T ,,
EM
BEET PILLING
SATURDAY EVE
Two ,Men Scheduled to
Wrestle in La Grande;
Commission Gives Okeh
to Match.
- A wrestling mntrh Mint Rlioultl
five tho fans an rxtmm-ly Inter
entlnip pvMilnir will I; h' lil In tin
'( ild Follows liufl'llntf Nut unlay
t venlliK. Muy 'Jilt, under the um.s
l.ireM t,T Dii- l.i (Jinil.le AlliletU'
I liib, ltst niKhl Ilii' IioxImk roin
lutr siun npjtrovi'ti I hi- uitiieh.
Hillv Kil wards iil Fi.ttik I'.ll
I rifjj will iiH'f-l In I In"1 f :i I ii i purl ot
the Mini heat two out of three
.fulls.
In tlic iircllinlnury mut' li l'i lei
lluzkon will lake on Vance.
Thti vonliiR"i! utt-rf fitiiiiH-nt l
r tiCiluli 1 to hfin promptly nt H: lh
u'clork.
MH'SIIVS H.Mli PAHIS
NKW YORK AP)- Sailing or
the 'ItiTffifiarla Weiliien.lny wit h 111'
y.H'v fur a five weeks' trip to K:ik
IntuJ uod r'rnnet', Jack 1 Hnnmte
r''lu i-m'i his nMorllon Umt tic hut
no Intention of retiring from t h
rliiff. Ho explained that his tiij
wna to he n honeymoon nnd no
for tha purpose or promoting III;
pUKlllfltlp career,
Akd whom In' rcKiinlfd as the
mot formidable heavyweight hox
vnt, I ii'iniwy reflect i u nioiuei,
nml t lion wild: 'f unney, (iibbonf
it ml Will.'i."
He mild liln plans for the future
wei-F Indefinite. "I'll right or d
anything etsi- Unit's worth while,
lit' UMUTted.
' Oempoty and Ills wife ptun In
tif tlenminy If their time perruliH.
riillosophy Is UHiiully about all i
phHoHopher him.
IC a square meal for a dim
l.r.w w
i'Jiikii
EVERY BITES A DELICH1
WE SPECIALIZE
ON
Generator
Starting
Ignition
All Electrical Itepairs
To You i Car
Guaranteed
Service
Full Line or
Service Parts
Battery Electric
Service
1311 Wash. M-75.1
MOTHER'S DAY
Whnt mld !tc l iner Thi-u
A Itrh-lt or
w j:.Titi;iti,v m i:
ritt;iM .
!Ny)KiHtnii-
Van II l;t, Ktrnu berry
t 'hucolate
Vnnilln, Hlrawben-y
J'ineupplc Sherbet
tlOHton f'renm, Mnplo
Nut, Cherry (Job)
Moon Drug Co.
Everytliinff for the
Sick Koiim
I'hone M-CS
IGS1L
Baker Plays
Pirates Here
Next Sunday
I -a (Irande sturfci Romi-thliiK li.v
noiiliiK mi I I taker in the ham-ball
feline l.i.':t Sunday ami the 4'olls
are oril for revenue. In fart from
imports I ruin Maker tin olts are
eomuiK ooun lu-re m l ,fcluiuluy
v 1 1 1 1 if-,- hti-ntijii of Knocking the
i'uvit nil' til ball at t'V'i'y time up,
.-ihutllnr; the .a (Jntide biilters out
ami In other wuvs Kallop roiiKh
shod over the I'mitea,
At leant thr rumors are t lilt It and
fa.u to that iTIect Mid the saying
bout tin Hjiiuki' and the fire Mill
.mills true. Maker expects to have
i in w bald ry thin w- k, that iniit'h
n i-'-ilaiii. uilmaii ilidn't hIkiw as
w II ha lb hi, the I.a Cninde twirl-.-r,
hist week and consiui-nl ly Ha
,(i'r I' out lookhin for another innn.
Mi am inn- the I 'Ira I fi have not
m-.-h bin- and aif tt-aily mi throw
ip a heavy barr.iK of one und two
uf IiIIh and iiihvIc clreult Jout h
text .Sunday,
However (he name Ih not likely
o turn Into a fiehh-r'.'i pb-ule. Iluck
llelli of the I'lratett has been tak
iis an enfureed re:d today and
W) his arm is in fine shape. What
.hiker will 'L up on tin mouml to
aee t he I ( 1 1 audi- bat.Hmen re.
lialll-'l lO be ."t i ll hut he'll be SOIIM'
jody with moil' t huii a fdow ball
nd U roundhouse rurvi'. ,
Hart holouiew. I'lratn receiver
nd Jtein ar,e working tonether
eiter the last few days und an
nipiov( im nt in their work may
, expected next Hnnday, Not to
ouvey I lie impreMslon that much
.nprovenicnl was needed but with
ie I wo bo j s becoming inure ac
itfttiuned Id citch ot her in dally
raelleo, thliiKH are bbund to no
ver Mtioot her.
.No rhiuiKi'4.
MamiKer French Hinted today
hut no clsuiiKiM will be made In
ae l'iraies' lineup for next Hun
i ay. No-eliHrwea ltr4 needMl. iThd
leln to Hai-th battery will be In
rtton. the Williams to 'Helm to
inlkht will akaln be working. Tom
.os-ett will play third base ami
drect the team from thai position,
nd llartmtin, Alexander and lM
ls will drk Die daisies out In the
iehir readlllK Troiii left to rlKht.
This name, rated u qmh he.
ween the two t run Rest teams tn
he Illue Mountiiln circuit la ached -iled
to fdart nt 2;:n Huuday nrier
loon. President Schroeiler, head
-f the leiimn. huii not yet sent word
ellbig who the umpires will be.
AMl:itU'AN liOM US WIN
Iiomtiin ( Al'( Amalriir linTors
)f Ihi. I nlt.il Slates wan- vlrtor
un In i lMhl onl or 10 liuuta In tin
,t .1 1 1 ii m m 1 1 .-.i r the all-Ainerli'an
1 i.i tli I.. 1 1 M li I helil here We.lnemlav
m ill to ileelile tlie I II leholilrr of
lie Wef.tei'H heitltsihere, Hillltll
Vtneiiea anil Ciiaaila illlileil linn.
Jl' III the uther elKhl IllilltH. Ill all
if whleh I hey I'ouKht 1ioxi1Vji of tllla
oiiiitry.
"Ml I- AI.ONfi" WINS STAKi:
i.i:xini:to. iv. (ai-i -siep
MnliK,'' l'i . , M. I i t ni , n, r"M eliest
init eelt. wen the ltliiei;rna makes
lire Weihi.Mlnv Willi Itroailway
Inllin tiliMimu Heeoli.l ami l
"Haii tlilr,l. T,e tinie wan 1:M
I i. All thtee ate enlereil In the
Kelltneky li.rliv .lav Hi.
I'AXCHO IU:.TK .Mel 'O.MAS
MAS' ANTONIO. T.n (API
kill I'ani liii. San Alilnnlo llywelL'ht
oiik III I IlKlit with Jue .MeCnnne,
!' llallilH hel'e Tlli-mlti v llllllll ivhet.
Ilie lii 'i'(i 1 1 1 1 a of the latter lns.seil
III. leu.'l Into I he (he Iiiim!
Ine
ha, I I . a.l. n .1 hi,,, Inlu a
elpte
lute will, a itii.iIuhk" lilow en the
nr.
SOOTIIK THOSK
TWITCIIINC
N i: It V K S
Many wlio nailer villi oehlnir,
HiruhhlllK llerven. Willi feel an
jtlour.h tiny "woulil like to Jump
nut in the .-Hkin" tit.- ol'tea tea.ly
I l'i rlv" Hi 111 ilenpalr. They have
an lin.e r.n- InliK. exinnljihe rest
"iriH. st.iii.'t Inn m reeoninienileil.
s" tlKV nilfler In lHletlee the un
Inl'l aiietiy of nene lllfln tlinuil Inn.
; ant kiinwinir wlileh way to turn.
I Lupa N . u i It I.n TalilelH we v
i ninimuinl. ,1 f help J lit su h
ji'uNiti. it tn remarkulile the re.
iiHn Hint have been olilnltie.l l,y
j tills ullnple, effeetlyi. t reiilineat.
j They help to r.-ninyr Hie tnllain
i nuttlnn or the nerves nnil restore
'the illHenseil nerven to nnilll 1,
lieallhy eotlillllnn oneo inure.
J No hareotlen or linlilt .tortntnu
" or liroinlilen are eontaini I
; Knp N.nillln TalileU. TlleV
aie i n.l.irseil l.y many leaillnw
I'hysli num. Hi-Kin Inkinit Kopa
N". II i if In Tl,,., lo. lay. IVlec II.
Vnnr ilniKiilst will reeniuinriiil
lllein. ltnl I'mnn Hruir Hlore win
I "apply you. .Mall oidem filled.
A.lv.
GOBB SMASHES
110 RECORD
AMi:iiic an i,i:a(ii i'.
fiiiriK- v. i,.
I'lillmli'liililu t:i f,
VViiHhlruiton ..' 12 5
( 'Irv.'lij ml 1 1 r
fhlciiH" 12 7
HI. LoiiIh :.. !l 12
IPi lrrdl II 1 4
N.-w VmK fi IS
Jloflon 1 12
NATIONAL I,KA; i:
null-- W. I..
Ni York 1 1 r.
I'lni'lmiull In ii
'Mcni.'O in 7
I'lillurlr lhlu II II
I'.niokl.vn .. !i
I'iltMliiirK I'
Ml. l.olliH II IM
Hli:iloil I! 1 I
I'll.
.722
.71111
.i;ss
.ii:i2
.4 211
,::hii
.2114
,2'I4
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.i;ss
,i;2"i
,r,n
.Mill
.471)
.4UII
.7r
ST. MMTH M ) Ty 'obb add
ed to hia batting laurels by hlt-tliiK-
two home runs, theV-iy i-.h-tabliMhbiK
a modern major h-at-m-baseball
record of five lour-batf-i;ers
In i wo kmum-h aand the I'e
Irolt Tiki-ih deteale, the St. Louis
lirowns Weduemlay, It to -I.
(Jeume Mi.-hr hit ;,aely in hla
twelitv-ftrrd C(inaeeulie Kaine.
I:. II. R
l.-lri.lt ..
m. i.oitis
llalli-rl.''
nualoi Hi,
.-III.
1 1 ix :
4 II o
Cole and Woodall;
tauter, ''aik ami Sev-
NKW VOI'.K 4AI') ' 1!
11.
I'lillaililplila ii IS II
N' w Vorvv
Hall. Hi a:
("ochi-ati. ;
Hihaiic.
2 la 1
llai'li, lliiiiiiiii ll anil
.Ioni a. Slioi-k. i- anil
WAHHINOTiiN (Al ) It
ii. i:. !
lionlon i Kin 2
WiiHhlii&tiiii In 12 :l
lialterien: IChlnke, l.nillll, Hut
rhit?. I.neey anil I 'li'lllletl ; Jolilinoll
anil Kii l. Tate.
I'l.lVKI.W'O IAIM ('llleat.'0-
Hlevelallil. rain anil enlil, pie.lpnl-
I.
HOHToN ( Al') -- I lasty Vanee
nlint out Hie Itraven will) loin- hlla
Weiltie.-.ilay anil the ilrooklyn
lloilKein won the thinl Hilme of
the nerlen la to a. Nance ranniil
elKhl haller.s. It. II. E.
Ilrooklyn I" 15 II
lionlon .;, n 4 4
Halterlen: Vanee alii lieherry;
Clrtihaiii; Haeheliler. Ilenton, ltifn
ami O'Neill.
T'lTTHIirilO (AH) HI. I.ouhl
I'lttnlinrR; cold and wet KroiimtH-
M 1 1 1 .A I l:i .1 l 1 1 A (AH) --- New-Vork-I'hilnilelphln:
Void weather.
I'HU'Alill (AH) Cllli'lniiatl
(lileano: wet grounds. 9
Tourist Travel Heads
" ' For American Hliores
OtlTHKNUDlK (AP) - Moro
Swedish tourists for the I'nited
Htutes and a increasing number of
emigrants for 'itnada Is t he ef
fect or the American Immigration
law on Swedish westward t ravel,
as tt pours through this ivuteway
lo the Atlantic
While the normal Swedish over
flow population is about I'h.impO a
year, the number admitted us Im
migrants In the t utted States Is
limited for 1!25 to yfiti I. In Can
ada. I lie young farmers of the north
continue to be welcome, and the
Caiiadinn Koveriimental uuthorlties
have promised cooperation. In their
distrlbiitlun.
At the same time there are many
Swedes who wish to visit the I'nit
ed States k.s tourists, and to meet
this demand Swedish (ravel inter
ests now phut to oinaniy.e a regu
lar conducted tours ( h rough the
eastern and middle wentern states,
with nil expenses covi red In one
lump sum.
As there Is no restruelinn on the
number of round trip tourists, thin
class is expected to fill up the spurt
usually reserved for emigrants.
yui:l iu:ats itr.i:i
(K'.DKN, (Al1) - Mike Yokel.
ve r run wri tler. .b-f. a ted .lack
llecd of t Mib a. in a match here
Tuesday night, Yokel taking the
first nnd third f :i I -
I'riilt snnii-nn l,rt,-k, itninetl
Ikhiiim- ol Its mini sinnRtli nml
slj hae lieeii nisl l,y our of
inn- uell-kniiHii bi-li-k niasiius
with Hie result nr an nrilei- fur
i HMil'i' rllles Milled speaks r,H'
itsell. As In snllsraellun mnl nil-
, iK aiaim- tin- Inlek lme mil)
jlnvii nil Ilie iimi ki t fur ihii wi ks
nun we niv nit'enil oes.iltl,
I'liilt silnii-.,ii Inlek like Ihe
li'sl of his Rinnls niv plettsltiK the
linlille.
2.l(l M-r Hill.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"The Poor Man's Frtaiul"
Opw. KontHlrj. I'llOMJ H$
Wo Wnnily Htndnraa
V ' .W'V' "
l..i..Mh iUiMiiVi?v infre'-l- " ' 1
On Heavy TraU
-V.
. . .: .....
Meet King Holomon. heuvyweicet
chaiiijHuu of ventral und Houth
Amcrlc'u, who (a necking bouts with
Jack Itennult, Hartley Madden,
Tommy (iibbons, Harry Wills und
otheiH. Hy hopes some day to win
tlatluiiu'u hfuhfat hoiioru.
ii-.iacki:rs WIN
FROM O.-W. SHOP
TEAM 12 TO SIX
SAXIl LOT I.KAIII K
W.
. 7
. 2
I.. I'll
u l.aiiii
4 .:i:u
1 .una
1 .lain
1 .aim
1 .HIM)
Ill-Jai k. in ..
Itlver ItalM ...
Nat. Ciitar.l ...
Il-W. lni ..
HooHli'lH
1'ralrlf- iMin
.Stri-lT.s
U 3
aim
Tin llt-.lacker.s baaeball t-am
won its seventh .straight game last
evi niim, defeainig Die u-W. shop
team 2 to fi. The (-.Jacket :( C;.lle
to biit In (he lal iniiihK two runs
behtml and b for'- the side was put
out eichl inen crt.stil the rubber.
I ridav evening the Ili-Jacker
will meet the tt-W. i- im again and
will tangb- with an Observer shop
team In the near I mure, (lames
have been tentatively arranged with
the' North Powder V. C. and an
Imbb-r team.
;ami:s today
American League
lietnilt at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
National J-ngiM'
Ilrooklyn at Itostou.
New York at Philadelphia.
St. LoiiIr ut Pittsburg.
Pacific CoaAt League
San l-'ranclsco at Vernon.
Lon Angeles ut Oakland.
Salt IjUke at Saeramenlo,
Seattle at Portland. .
( ()l LI ,;i: IIASLHALL
NKW HAVKN, conn. (AP)
Hrowu ii, N ub- 7.
NIOWTON, Mass. (A P) Hoslon
college h. Villa Xova 4.
CHICACO (AP) - Illinois i, Chi
cago ii,
PltlNCKTON ( A P) Fordham fi.
IVIni'einn 1.
'1 J
The Ideal Car
TU
Standard
THE new Sludebaker Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton is
the ideal car for Spring and for all the year.
When the sun 'is shining, it provides the exhilarating
freedom that only an open car can give.
When it rains or storms, or on damp, chilly evenings,
you have instant protection at you.- finger tips ... by
simply lowering its roller side enclosures, an exclusive
Studebaker feature.
This extra convenience is found only on cars built by
Studebaker. .And the Stodebaker Standard Six Duplex
Phaeton sells at the price of an ordinary open car.
Come in and see this new-type car. Learn what
Studebaker oilers before you buy.
$1145
. o. I), factory
i0"
this
mas .jrr
SEATTLE ONCE
AGAIN VICTOR
lA(iii(' coast i,i:a; i:
Clul.s W. I.. I'll.
Siin l''l!lllrlHI'o 2" 17 .741
Hull Uilf IS 1" .i4:i
I .oh AlilT'lis 17 III .f.ii7
Hi-uHl" 14 14 .f.HII
l'orll!mi 11 If. .422
Niicnimi-Jito I 2. I 7 .114
ll.iUlallil II Hi .407
Wrnm) .. 0 2n .2 In
- Ki'iillli- V. I ,,'! lit I K I 7
I'oli'l'I.AN'li (Al'l II. II. K.
Kin I III' II lit II
i ..,-! Iiili.l 7 14 1
lir:IM-lliM: SlihiT, Ihuunvirli
uliil l:ly, liarluir; Vat rj: on ami
Ti.ljin.
snli i.al.t ii. sii.'iaiiii'iitft o
PA"'HAMI-:.TO (Al1) It. M. I'.
Sail IJik.. II 12 "
.Xacraiiii-iilo !1 2 II
liall.Ths: I'liii.l.r nml I'.-lii':;;
'rhoni.sini. V iiTc-i anil Kia hli i.
Vernon :t. San I'niiirlM'o '2
V Kit N i tS (AP P. II. j:.
San I'ranclsci, 2 !i a
Vernon - :t 0 1
p.atlerie.s: Williams. M. Cril tin
and V'ec; Partoot and Whitney.
Ollhlantl (I. Iis Anri' 2
OAKLAMJ (APj P. 11. K.
Los Ani:.-i,-s a 0 3
Oakland fl 12
Untt.-ries: Payne, Mibitead and
Sandberg; Foster and Uakcr.
'- in.- A 'it-; it u i ' i v
COLCMP.CS,. Ohio ( AP) - Marry j
(Ireb. pitlMi)Urg. world's iiiiiidh-- i
wt-ii'hi champion, won the judevs'
ij.'eision ovi r P.tlly Prittoii, Coliiiu- i
iiiu;. Kan., in i rotuuls here Wed- :
ne-alay night. Creb weighed in at ;
in.s and liritton at ,U. '1'lie cham
pion t.jok all J- lotmdH easily. j
Stc the GmadianTfeckies
AT THEIR BEST 1
Jasper
NATIONAL PARK.
On your trip East or your va
cation tour see Jasper National
Park's 4,400 square miles of
scenic glories. Golf at Jasper
Park Lodge. Every mile a picture!
Scenic Booklet Free
LOW SUMMER FARMS
A.B. Holtorp, G'fy Pass. Agent
122 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 5300
CANADIAN NATIONALtRAiWAYS
Six Duplex
i ia.. iv
rai rv sVM.
s." I? "i
M. J. Goss
Cor. Fir and Adams
IS A S T U I) E B A K E R
I.IVIXY IIAI.I,
Uniting rltiuraui'.s In the spring
I'iii'iii a liiisl I'ur Ilii aniiiial riiniiir
thai Ilii' Iillijiii' ll-am!(. Iiitll Ik iiiiii-Ii
litilli'r.
iltt' oilier ilav I niillrcil wlti'n
Ilii tiiiiiiiirat-lnrrt' of thr lialU nsil
In Moili nuijor IcaKiH'S ili'iili'! Hie
rrjioii.
A flock of home runs during the
firm IV w weeks of play, no doubt
was larg' ly responsible for "he be
lief iliut more ihntiniiu- had been
placid in the ball.
It is a matter of precedent that
Die baiters round into form more
iiiiii'kly in the .spring than the
pitchers. That Is the main reason
for t he i d;;e l he batters usually
In. Id lu April and -May.
Small i;t!;.; latiu-r than a lively
ball are I In- biggest faetoi s in mak
ing f"r bono- runs. In u desire to
get seating capai My. Hie playing
ti rriiory tn many parks is cramp- j
ed. Fly balls thai .should be easy
outs go for liit'ii'- runs. ,
...
I bout June first when the warm J
weallicr sets In anil the liilchers
Mrikr llu'ir tiiih', uc may hwik
foruai tl tu a i-iirlaihnciil of 1'iic I
batting ".precs. )
ALL-AMIMCA.
Walter Camp, the originator of
the All-Ameriea idea in font hull is
.bad. Vha will become of his
creation '.'
Li football, to be .selected on the
KalbT Camp elev.-n, was t hi same
to I he college at h !'. an ''a ing
in a world rie.'f. is to the profes
ional. No one man or body of men
i oiild poNshdv Keiect 1 1 players out
of Ihe humii'iis of coll'i;ians that
- Phaeton
if'Ssa ..!...
or opnng
i-ls jl'l-.''ls'l I. liJli' .1 I -L Jt
A
3mw
YEAR
would meet with universal approv
al. For years Camp's selections have
brought forth much criticism from
eoaches and football experts. Ifclng
human, he made mistaken am) of
ten omitted certain playrH from
his team who hud thi unanimous
approval of most of the exuerts.
Despite this, every college fnot-
ball player had the making of
Camp's All-America as Ills goal.
othr exports picked team: just
as good, but making them failed to
; carry with it the prestige that went
with a Walter Camp selection.
Certain lending coaches have at1
various times expressed the opinion
that the All-America idea was
harmful because it failed to prove
a thing and made, inixji ill-reeling.
However, tin All-Amerlcn eleven
Is almost n part of football, ami
it seems as if solne system of work
ing out t'.ie Idea nnd peijH-iuatiun
it, should he alined ut by the pow
ers In football.
YANK KM SlffllCTNTOI' MlSSCK
i iit.vr ijasik in mm-: vi:.m:s
NKW VOK K (AP) Kver.it
Scott, veteran shortstop of tin- New
York Yankees, broke his long
st retch of playing in cnii.seciilh e
games Wedut'sday when hi failed
10 appear in t he opening lineup
when the Yankees faced the Ath
letics at the Yankee stadium. Pre- I
vlons to Wednesday Scolt had up- i
pen red in Pio7 consecutive game.-;, j
starting his string when he was
with the po.sloli Ked Sox June n,
!!Mfi. '
The veteran shortstop complain
ed of pains in hia legs an-1 Man
ager Muggins sent "pee W e" Wan- j
ninger, t he ' a -year-old recruit i
from the Augusta club of the South !
Atlanllc league lo llo- short; tup jut-
sition. j
Big Ball Game
LA GRANDE VS.
SUNDAY. MAY
At La Grande
This will he a hard-ionhl hat lie ii game that will
be worth goii miies to see. The two strongest teair.s
in the league and real rivalry.
.2:30 P. M.
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
SERVICE, QUALITY aiid KCONOMY -
A Combination You Cannot Heat.
"The Store With a Conscience" ' '
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Back of Obit's on Fir Strwt '
PirO.NB MAIN 678 HAY II AIM V11EX DELIVERY
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
.MACHINE SHOP AND i-'tll'NDItY
All Kllnls ol .Mai lilnery, Automobiles ami Tractor Itepalreil
Ovfi-hniiliil anil Helmut
Aeetjlene Welillni; or All "Klllils
Cylinder llnrlliK "nil Oversle I'lslnns
Cranlmhafts, I'lMmm anil rision I'lns Itegraimil
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Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber
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Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company
MAIN 8
CnAIJf AND BOX WOOD I'HONE MAIN 611
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Admission 50c
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For Saturday, May 9
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