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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, May 22, '1!)25.
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Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Know
Tlitit
AecordliiK to h-stji "the
yturt when the hnir k rutin
IllOMl ilfi-ly HIP those he-
twef-n 36 ami yeiir of
a If."
That
lMHte O- ' Hniurt-
est women tn AtnerleVi
Btyle centers an- wi-arluK
Htnull veils of pin in hex
otnul mesh, Jimi roverhiir
the eyes, ami draped very
flriufdy h round the crown
of the hut.
That
In ItuKf. Die newent note
tn the litard hit, very
larfre, and f lut nnd tirf
nt the. hot t nm. run Jim! Iv
moans of two t i a ih.
That
III nhoea the note Ih iin
doihtedly the plain open,
eld tit In Kored, puinp
patent and kid.
That
The nude shade of ntorit.
lug Ih worn to the exclu
sion of alinoHt everyl hiur
else. However, u few of
the lighter shades are 1m
ItlfT M'Orn Wltll IlKUt dre.S.SeS
or mastic colored fthoea.
That
In millinery ther Beenis
to he more of a variety,
hoth as to color, ttlt- and
shape than In anything
Hue. The idi'U neenifi to
he to match the color
scheme In the flhape heat
suited for the per ho n.
KRXHST WATKIXH,
Manager.
V
New Spring Coats
And Hats Reduced
Unusual Values jor Thrifty Shoppers
These coats are probably no less attractive than the lovely
frocks they will cover on cool clays and nights to come.
Each model reflects the newest ideas in Summer creations.
The fine fabrics of which they are tailored lend their beauty
to achieve attractive effects.
They are all attractively priced and we invite your
early inspection.
They have the easy, nonchalant lines and distinctive smart
ness always to be desired in pattern hats, and they are
here in exquisite tones of soft colors and charmingly ribbon
trimmed models.
The prices are reduced to such an extent that you may have one. for
each costume at a very small outlay.
You will also find an excellent assortment of children's Summer hats
at reduced prices:
A Good
I'lnce to
Trade."
Saw
A Good
Place to
Trade"
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Leads Crimson
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Meet the new can tain of the Harvard
University track team, Albert H.
O'Neil. llo s onu of the fastest 440
ftnd iiHO-yard men ia euttttrn colles
CirclfH. The Crimson expects great
thinva of hint thl ueaiioa.
f;ooi ham ci.vn
"I have n inltflH.v khuI trail cliili"
rcmai'Uetl t'omiic .Mai-k to me when
I dropped III m his clnh nt Ft.
.Myers. I 'ln.t (lurlti spHu irain-1"S.
Record Sales Mark Is
Made by Delco-Lights;
DAYTfl.V. O. (Kperlal) Kor the ;
.second comwciitlve month all suIch j
records have been mnaHhed by the
Delco-l.lt; hi Males ora nidation, it j
wuh announced by K. Ci. lieichler. ;
preident and Keneial muuaKer of r
the company when final reports on
April wiles were received, and a )
total of 3.8fiUMMt for the month
was shown.
This Hplendid April record j
lieichler pointed out, was attained
even thoiKfh more than loon mem- j
hers of the I,)elco-l,tnht wiles or
tfitnizuilon were out of their terri
tories for almost u week attending .
the annual sales convention here
in J ay ton.
Hit. NTH AW IS STItlCKEX
MAItSHI-'lKI.I). Ore. Dr. K. K. '
Straw, mayor of Ma ndt field for
Mi'Vcral tiTitm. was Htrieki-n with
paralysis and his corxlition was
said to be serious by the, attend
ing physicians. Dr. Straw is 4S. y
J i- sli pped nnd tel. on a pa vc -1
ment. si rl king his head. The j
paralytic stroke was wippostd tot
be an aftermath of the injury.
Suits
Young
Men
Like '
Newest Ideas
Direct from
'Fashion I'aik.
SEK THEM!
ASH BROS.
and have been In the flr.st division
alt the way.
A cmillntinlhm tr such a brand
r hnMdiall would make fiit' Aili
Icth'S the dark lmrs cif the Ameri
can leamie rac a pennant posihll
II v.
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine zttit
it rid your system Of Catarth or Deaf
ness caused by Catarth.
Sold by druggist! far over 40 ytart
F.J. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
llllll'r
New .MiinnB''''"t
Your Imslm'Ks Millrilrtl
( ICAHS. CKJAKDTI'KS, l.lt:
THE IMl'EKIAL
J. i:. TKVON, I'nip.
WEAVER'S
Tailors, h iineis, Dyers
And lrcsers
Depot SI reel
si
www.
"The stuff Is there, all thp boys
! need Is the will to win. The mo-
E&xt Liiiant lln-v rare nf Iho nnlninn Ihnt
;the Athletlcn Is a mighty good club
Bl 1,
it Is going to be a hard team to
'The A's linve been ti second di
vision club for so many years, It
i.i a difficult matter to get the
players tn a different frame of
mind.
My ball club this year is a first
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SPORT NEWS
COAST LEAGUE.
HITTERS BUSY
rAciric coast i,k.);it.
riilln W. I.. Prt.
fifln I'Yanclspo 30 11 .732
l.os AnitHia 24 10 .MS
Halt Ijikv !2 19 .ria7
Sfiiltlf 22 1 ,fv37
Ottklnnd .....20 21 .4SS
I'nrtliuul 1821 4t;2
Htirrami'nto 17 25
' rnon n an .302
IciiKUi' y.'Mtfrdny hfiil a Rootl day
ninn.'VliiR out a lolal or !H1 nafi
lllln for 64 run. floulllo tnlllM !o
lllt ilitalnal Nult Uikf mill Frisco
nnil ortlnml paoh ronncot.Ml win,
13 lilriRlrii. only ono l.'ain. Oak
llillll. lilaypil rrrorli'sa tin II. but It
iltd Unit for 1 1 InningR.
vr.sn:niAVs stom-.s
SiMiltl,. , sail I.nk in
BAl.T l.AKK (AT) l(. H. K.
S'willlu , 11 20 2
Hull ljik o 4 2
HattiTlr-n: MlrykiT. Dumovli h ami
Hul.t will ; MeCulie, Mlnitli ton, I'l'Trj-
auil I'fti'rti,
PIRATES MAY AID
BATTING AVERAGE
IN SUNDAY CLASH
If rarrln and Urldprewater
pitch for Walla WhIUi liere Hun
day when the Pirate honihurde m
play the vlHltoi-H several Rootl
healthy hinKleu, fnttenlng- the
local hitters' iiveraKps. may re
milt. It la Interesting to note that
linker hit 1'nrrlH and Itrirlewa
ter for arsafc hits Inst Huntlay
wliile llrnadt. nw Haker liurler.
let thre(. batters swat the pill.
Incidentally, I'endletun battliifr
a v e r n k e h were strenKthenetl
fsreutly against I. a Grande lust
Sunday. Their averages now
st nnd : JmieH .flno, MetiarriKlo
l.mitl, Taylor .A2S, lioyce .4'2S,
l.ind .4'Mi. Clark .:tlf, l(mlr;ts
.3ihj, (Hsen .Sail llar(itd .itna.
THREE HOMERS
FOR COCHRANE
aii;i;
nubs
Philadelphia
W'aHhitiKioii
riiicaKO
Cleveland ,
St. Louis
New York .
Detroit
Boston
k an uiAorrc
W. I
22 7
n in
20 13
lit 12
15 20
It 13
n 24
- 9 22
w. u
.23 7
.17 14
NATIONAL 1.1
Clubs ,
New York
Itrooklyn
Phlladetphln 17 14
I Pittsburg 1:1 15
Cincinnati 13 15
Host on 13 16
t'MraKO 12 18
St. .outa 10 19
(i.Wli:s TODAY
American l cnuuo
No frames scheduled.
National 1 -vague
81. l,nuin at Ho;ton.
Chlt iiKo at Hreohl n.
Pitthui-K nt New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pet.
.759
.667
.
.tint)
.4 29
.807
.315
.290
Pet.
.7 ft 7
.548
.f.4S
.4'U
.4;4
.4 4S
.4Ml
NATIONAL Li:AaK
H U t f K L Y X ( AP Duzsy
Vance pitched itrooklyn to a 5
to 4 victory yesterday. It. II. Ti.
Chicago 4 1 1 3
Ilrooklyn . 5 7 1
JlatterlcH: Cooper, Itrett ' and
llartnett; Vnnce Und Deberry.
HOfiTOX (AT) n. H. K.
St. Louis 3 8 4
Doaton 12 15 1
Datterles: Sothoron. Stuart and
Gon2nhs; Coonoy and O'Xeil.
NEW YOItK CAP) K. II. K.
New York 5 S 0
Pitt.shurjf 4 S 4
Hatterles: Odanis, Morrison atul
Smith; Scott and dowdy. .
PHILADELPHIA (AP) R. If. K.
Cincinnati 1 fl 2
PhH:ide)phin 9 13
Enterprise and Elgin!
Win in Branch League
ititAxcif uxrc IjKagtk
Chibs W. L. Pet.
Enterprise .. 1 0 l.noo
KIkI" 1 0 l.oon
Wallow 0 1 .(too
Maxvllle 0 1 .000
The branch line baseball leapuc
Kot underway last Sunday with
Kames "at' Enterprise and Wallowa.
Knterpri.Sf defeated Maxville 14 to
0 and the count in the Klin-Wal-lowa
name was 5 to 4.
Next Sunday Enterprise plays nt
Elgin and Wallowa at Maxville.
lies: May. rteimlller nnd
Douglass; Carlson and Wil-
E$ division aKKresatlon. Any team that
jp3 stick-s around the first division has
PJ1 : a chance to win a pennant.
j "All the boyn need Is the will to
win, me proper meniui auiiuue.
Ilicn the n enlal Connie rxotiMNl
liiin.scir to lead the Ihjs in skull
practice, ns all baseball gatherings
are known, prior to K'dntf on the
ball lichl.
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WILL TO WIN
The Athletics were to meet tht,
XeV York Giants that afternoon
nnd Muck wanted action.
In the two fytimcH prior to the
contest with the CliuntH, the Ath
letics had been beaten, played slop
py ball. Mr. Muck wtw fur from
pleused.
What Mr. Maeli said to hfa pro
teges that afternoon will always re
main a. mystery, suffice it is to say
that the wonl.s instilled Into the
noble athletes the will to win.
In tin first two innings Sim
mons and I lauser lilt for home
runs, one of the wallops coming
with two on, the other with the
bases loaded. The Athletics won
the game in a canter.
1 Hiring 1 he first month of the
American league race the Athletics
have performed with the will to win
FEED
Rolled oats
1 to I led barley
Haled hay
Whole com
Cracked; corn
Whole wheat
Cracked wheat
Mill feed
Screenings.
Ilaby chick feed
Oyster shell
Grit
Snre I at
Scratch feed
Ask Our Prices.
j La Grande
I Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Phone Ualn 711
YOU
send your children to
school. liUT
Are you schooling
them in ECONOMY?
To Save Today
Is to Have Tomorrow
IIP STATES
E.
Portland H, Sncinmcuto R
f ACHA.M ENTO (AI'J it. II.
l'orthmd 9 13 2
Sacramento .. , b M l
lotteries: 1.1 veren?.. Ihirns an.)
Tobiu; liKHhes, Shelienback
Kochhr.
raciffc Coust Lcayue
DaklHinl ut l-os Angeles
Vernon at San Eranclseo.
1 'or t land at Sacramento.
Headle at Salt lke.
ST. I.OCIR (AD Gordon Coch
rane, l'hlladeiphin catcher former
ly with the Purtland Heavers, tied
the modern major league record by
poling- out three homers yesterday.
Pitcher Sam Gray hurled almost
airtight ball and the Athletics de
feated the Drowns 20 to 4. It. I. E.
Philadelphia jo i;i 2
St. I.miis 4 8 1
ltutterles: Gray. Walberg and
Cnihrane, Perkins; Gaston, Grant,
lUaeholder. Kalk, Siauffer und
Severeld.
Oakland 3. 1-os Angeles 2
US ANGKI.EH (AP) It. 11. K
Oakland ji ;i 1
I. os Angeii'ii 2 r, ;
( 1 1 lnuings).
Dutterhs: Itoehler and MeDnn
old, Head; Wright ami Sun!heig.
Kan l-,rnncl' ft, Vcraou ft
SAX FKANVIHCO (AP) H H. K.
I.D'IAsi: CONTItACT (ilVI V
HALE.M, Ore. The contnict for
furnishing the Ht.'G motor vehicle
HcehHe platen was uwardi-d to the
and I w in -Hudson company of Pon
! It nd.
The contract .'.ills for Umi.aoa
'palm of plates for pass'-nger c:us.
I 1 ."( palm of truck plates, L'Tnu
pairs of motorcycle plates. 7""
patii of (lnlft plates nnd 1 r.emi
j eh:aiff-ur badgts. The mtor v---Jhh'Ie
he (lie ilat-'S will cost the
j stair $1'.".7 a pair atid the ltadgs
j will Cest II rent? e-iidt. The h
1 C'en-e plates fur the eiif'-ent yein
con! the siKle f 1 4 7 ;i i,Hir.
n.Ev
New York
Cleveland .
Hatterles
rill,- am) Mtttt.
LAND ( AP) U..H. K.
6 118
3 5 S
Hhawkey and Schang;
CHICAGO (AP)
lio.stou
Cleveland
Hatterles: l,uce.
and
g
it. ir. k.
9 12 3
7 ti 1
Koss, Huffing
lle ing; Maek, l-aber. Cven
Hla 11 kens hip, MaiiKiim and
hulk, ('rouse.
Vernon
Han Kranrtdco 8 1 :t i
Hatterles: Pilette, l.udolph
Christhtn, Krkert and Whttmy;
Mitchell, Geary and Ajtnew.
! The license phi tv-s w ill havi
. a bl.trii tiaeirro ind with hit
fiK'in x nnd letters.
j DV:TltiHT (AP)-- The veteran
j Walter Johnson pitched superb ball
here Thursday and the Senators
defeated Detroit to 2. H. H. K.
Vuh1ni;ion .. 12 0
Detroit 2 7 1
Hittterle-t; Johnson anl Hue);
Collins. Well.. Htontr and Woodnll.
l'.n-iler.
POSTS TO ( I. i:lt l-Asf.
KPClKXR, Ore. The Kupenc!
post of American IKlon will eo-1
operate May 81 with posts in ren
tral On'Kon In removing imow
from the hinhway on the MeKt n
ato poAs, that automobiles curiy
inff world war veterans to the
state convention at Prhievilic in
June may travel that route, ac
cording to Bunoincemcut,
Twenty-two memnera of the
drum nnd biijfle corps already
hiive nlfrntfiPd their intention of
tiMfllatlnff In the work.
fm. mfWiwi,, ((
.Safety' Swiftly (bmtfaijf
llrlMnli soap trltHt.M mmle $27..
tifio.ooii liu.t 'lir. Tiny iliaiuj
ip.
Oome to our Htare Dow on Jcffnn.on Kt.
All ESUva IrTo from (hrre Uiilljr ixi Kimday
1.1-AVE I.A GRANDE FOH
Jowph 'l.-SO . t:(H) - U:S0 . 4:00
ItnluT :0O - l:O0 - 4:S0
lTii(IU t,m 11:00 -4:00
KKJ'OT I'nOXE MAIJ1 ?
: WhiRo,
1 1 sun.
raw mrnrn
15c Package Of
Tru-Bakes Free
with every purchase of a
pound or more of Tru-Blu
Cup Custard Cookies at 45c
the pound.
The City Grocery
.Iii.st Hack of Chit's on Fir St,
rilOXi: MAI X 57.1 HAY HA I'M 1 'KV.K DrJ.IVIJiY
itfm W-by miles
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Saturday And Sunday
ADOlPH ZUK0 ... lliU
WITH j
WARNER BAXTER '
BILLIE DOVE
MARY BRIAN
DOUGLAS FAIRBAWSa
a
Qaramount
tficlure
- " IRVINWILIAT
-- , PRODUCTION
Comedy, "Sure Mike"
TODAY "THE WARRENS OF VIRGINIA"
The prizes for the lr5t aeroplane model will
be awarded at Saturday matinee.
(California)