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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday, January 18, 1926.
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Humming Bird Silk Hose
for Good Wear $1.50
. HILL'S s' "
"A Good Place To Trade" -
Leads Badgers
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Will, I lU'i Uiil Uj
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Billy Evans
Says:
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Although link
iiwrt-fil with the
u( u recent hout tti ItaUer hi-iwu-n
J"'l Adams, of l:ole, and TriM.e.
i4fle Of th- local fans who s:iw Mn
fight slated that in his opinion lhe
conferring, fr t lie decision up'") A J -".l.m.
was right and proper,
Hp declared Mint, nil hough Trili-.
be pul tip a good right in I he
Hlxth anil sevenl h rounds. Ail nm
-jfptri enough of the others to Im-un
:it victory;
Adams Is scln-dnhd In right IrlfM
:?'lWltf, J07.' Of Wiilla Walla k-n
f tomorrow, night In flie . O. , (
-V 441111 p Jo lp. a l uroniLpI nmtn ev-,nt'
'xrii a JJX-round card under Uie'tnin-Sf'-Cftjt'ci,
of the I .a (Irnnde. Altiltiic
club.
Kid Petk, i:i2, or Portland, v.ill
meet Carl Jlecker, lllfi, of La
44 ran tin la the lxroutid M-mi-flnul
'mutch.
T- l'relinilnat les ore an follows:
r-'ZJl I'M Kfelds, .ifld, Vaktma vs. l.Sa(
:f tllug. Johnson, HuntliiKion.
It )a,vln, 128, vh, Ifulier, J s, hoth
j 1m Grande.
;f Colentun, 115 vh.. Thompson. 116,
both IA (Jrande.
Tho curtain raider will Ret under
way at 8:16 o'clock, the proruuiers
declare, .
Hockey nminplons'.iip Now
Open ti V. S. mi:M'!illc;n
1IOSTOX (AT) Another world
championship Iiuh )"cn (tangled
heforo tho eye of tin Aiuerh an
uthleto.
WHh the adoption r;f profes
sional hockey; by three . American
cities thto Mauley tup, emblem nf
world upreniur-y In Hie Ice gime,
hecomea tho objective of hockey
clubs In the Vniti-d Hf.'itcft. The
ilotior of the cup wan a lornn r governor-general
of ''anada and it lias
never been held by id her than Ca
nad tan tennis. The present , world
champions are the fuw.'ars of Vic
toria. HrltlBh l.'olniir.bin.
Boston entered a Irani In I li f Nn
llnnul Hockey J'.rague lust- 'year.
The experiment proved successful
anil thlH scusnn' ,N w York and
'tttthtirjr followed.
The Vnlted Hlales Treasury e( U
tnaleH that more lluui iaa.aito.
oiio h hoarded in HlockliifiHi old
miliar howla, leapotn, mid old
1'iiHhloned rnphiMirds, or ot hi iwiH'-ki-pt
onl of elreiitation In the I nl
tn Ktaten. .
1 i:t-tiie .lohnson, nillliy hiDehler
nf the ,Ne- ink Americans, is ti
;o hack to tin iniiiors uh player
manager of n raell'lc eonst lenuiir
litb.
Strangely enough he came from
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H'nry UrookH 1h cataln of the Lfni
trnity of Wlweonnin b&HkHbull team
:ht Heaaon. He playK center, -ami In
Addliiun to neiiln rnom of die tip-
uM Kiieh lt berth when he joined t ,a very ln,ii(-(ent ut hnx Vmhvh
Die Chicago White Hitx. At that
(line he managed and played Htiort
Id)' . Suit Lake t'ily.
I'Ddoahledly a bud pair of handw
kept Johnson from helnjf u bin:
I edit lie Ktar. Jn baMeball. b:id hands
iiave a rather peculiar HiKiilfieance.
l-'or Instance, inull hands are bad
hnndK )u baia-ball.
When a player 1h spoken of uh
havinMr a RT'iut pair pf hundif, H ran
lie taken for grunted they are large,
i:lg handH (tro a diMlnct advmtnge
in naHehull, They tend to make the
player u much mirer fielder.
l-'ew major league ball players
have Biaaller banda than Krtde
.John.son. Small handH 'ih n rule
eau.ie. a player to have .the eontly
lault of jUKglinp 'hard hit ground
hallf. That wum JohriHon.
dohiison In a Kinni t bull filnyer.
He is hint, H good biiseni liner ami
a miulity dmigercMirt itmn nt the
pin it.
I'lxcii iirrn:!t rom:.
While JohriMon at various times
filled In uh Hubntitute lor nhort In
tervalu, Mb greateMt nwiet wan tho
ability to hit In a pinch. Kor the
Piiat two yearn he earned mont of
liin salary -in that ea purity.
Hmnon hefon Innt, JohnHon, In a
run of 15 tImeM ut but. uh pinch hit
ler, manager to get the ball wifely
a dozen times. That's close to n
record. - - t , '
Last year, while not fo miccenb
rul, h)H pinch hitting average wan
Kill) t'OiiNiderubly bi tter than his
m i rk uh a regulur player. On four
Huh u Junior und halla fium Luuih-
vine, kv -
alxHit a base on bulls. (
lliri'K l l.T TASlv.
There reully Im no uvu-e difficult
role in buHeball than tlutt of tho
pinch h liter; I
In these days of special Lsts it if
the desire of every managur thai he
have a competent right .und left
handed hulb'r to lyio ln'tt plneh,
Yanked Kudd nly from tho bench,
with no opportunity to hok over a
few pitches, facing Home star
pitcher going ut top .Hieed, in a
tense situation, the pinch hitting
Job Is far from un enviable on.
I'slng a pinch hitter is a pure
gambit-. However, the rtucceHH or
fuiluro ol 'he finch hitter can make
the munagi'i look like il wise guy
or it dub.
OfUimcfl sluggerH urn not good
pinch hitters. It Is doubtful if
Hube Ituth would ever shine In
Huch a role. The Hlugger liken' to
swing und i generally u sucker for
a wise pitcher because. of his anx
iety to hit.
Italttrs with n moimI eye. Hie- fni'
ulty tf wnillug the pi teller mil uin1
wbalhig away at (he cripple, a In
limit .lidiiistiii, niftkt the - lsst
pinch hllter.
GEORGE WILSON
AND TWO OTHERS
OUTPLAY GRANGE
I.O AiVGKLKH n- the Associ
ated V fn) Harold MIted" Grunge
Idayod fourth fiddle before 7Mmo
persons Suturday in the west'n
first professional football game in
which his Chiciiffo Heurs met the
TlK-ers, a teum of locul former col
lege slurs assembled two weeks
kko. Ueorgti WiUon, University of
Washington slur, und Hoy Haker,
Tiger half, and furl Hlenermun.
160 pound running mate of Baker
decidedly played mory spectacular
football than Hie noted ieemun of
Whcuton, 111. .
Orange made -both touchdowns
for hl team. The "first was a 4
yan center through a huge right
Uickte aperture. The t-evond was
le by virtue or a first rule oTf-
laekle. Smash. Hlenermun drop
ped kick one of the t hreo more
bear points. 1 taker took (he hall
over for Hie Tigers single sttre.
InelXtiuihl Snilih Wins. ...
HA N' ANTONIO, Tex. (AP
Mnclionald Smith of Oreat Nock,
lmg Island, won the Texas open
KOlf championship lure late Sun
d ty with a score of 2S8 when he
sunk a two-foot putt for u pur
three on the home green. He fin
ished one stroke ahead of Hobby
t 'mlekshnnk of (Chicago. ' .
Loses $20,000
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It ycO
of UH, 000 to shoot through the body
of George K. t 'of fey und to char
him toJtuch un extent that between
40 and 600 so.uaro Inchen of skin
have been grafted on his body,
Coffey wrote In a letter from i'hlle
v h Ich wus received he ro by h is
father, John forrey. Coffey whs
an electrical engineer at the mines
of the Ilrudeu Copper company in
Huncuguu, Chile, when the acci
dent occurred on August 10, IDL'5.
He said in his tetter that he is the
only man no fur as he knows who'
has ltv.ed ufter such un experience.
Tho cotton plant gives orf u
Hiibstance similar to one found In
herring brine that ut tracts boll
weevils. 1 t
GROUP
. SpcsaiodicCroupfefrequently
1 relieved bvonapplicauonof
Vapo Rub
this is Mrs. W. T. whit, wife
of the wittlthy New York b-o-ker,
whose home -was robbed of
$2,tm in Jewels.
it)iu:k; ;oli Kits mi:ati:x I (ji:aivp i.sthks ok kkix
' j YAKIMA. WoHh.r Hew on u few
WIIITK HAVKN. Kla. (AP) ; ' wet,s eunsed a n elect ricul cur-
Cyril Walker, former United Slater ' " '""l"' ul u vVmI1K.
golf; open flhnmpkm. and l-:ddl
Lpo.se, Lakelaml, professlouai. turn-
ed back Archie-Cotnpson and Ar-i
mind Massy, Invading Hrlt)sh and
Krench champions here Sunday at
the Lake Iteglon club, winning
throe up. ;
12 MiSOS 12 I
Beginncru or Advanced.
Popular songs tuught In
duuen style; over Jotio dif
ferent breaks, spacers, end
ings, fillers, etc.
Doit 10 nut rations Free.
Yon run pay In Installment.
VATi:iMA IMAXO
SCHOOL
. V. Ij. T'uvnnuugh,. Mr.
Ilnstom Oregtui Ahi'ilc Co.
nam
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fjy&L m. ft
mmmtm
TritTi'l tT Motor Rlnco Safely ComfoHnhlj.
MOTOK T1IANSIT CO.Ml'ANV.
Tho Urry SIiikcs. '
Coma to our Singe Ih'put at 1114 Jefferson Ave.
All .Modern and lleali-d StaetN.
. i.r.Avi-: i.a tiiiA.uE roii
Joseph A. M. - 1 1, M. - 4 l. M. Sunday, A. M. . 4 P. SL
lV-udlrton 1 1 A. SI. 4 l SI. Ually." , . ,
Coiinec'ta to Walla Walla
Cheap Ratra l)i'iot IMionc Wo Carry r.x press
On Npt-clal Trips .. Slain Ti) . Ami Trunks ,
NOTICE
Change of Time Leaving Joseph
Arrlvo
i.eave
Towns ,
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Trip No. 4 Off on Sunday.
EffiK'tlvo Sunday, January 17, 102(1,
Trip No. I Trip Xo. 0
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LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOIt BARGAINS
, Stock Hates Prols Ordered.
; SUldCM, Ore. Tho" public, serv- j
ich1 corn mission on its own motion'
ordered un Investigation .-.-of live, i
stock rates, chui'Kes und regain- j
tlons In the state of Oregon. The
invi'sllgaiion is necessary, it was 1
suid, because of an order issued re
cently by the Interstato conunerce
com mission affecting Interstate
raten on livestoelc. The iocal probe
will be restricted to intra-slalo
rates. - j
Two Convenient Locations to Stop
' rf:;; - .and 'Shop
iii:m:x .Mi.r.rs sc zwxn
cANNKB, :
Wills, oueen
lnnd
Krnnce (AP) Helen
of Ainerlciiti tennis.
lcuglen, i Prance's
liifi-riMit ncriiMlnnx In L'nnws In a nu
which I umpired. I saw him come champion, met Sunday under the
M.rongh twice for doubles und art of the Itlvelru. not as
.rivals nut jum uh two gins inter
ested in the jfiime. They hail a.
moat- friendly uhnj art they .wwlelU'd-
Ithe players ut h'rank (iould's club.
many J lines for home runs.
I once usked Johnson If he had
nnv pet iheorles on plneh hitting.
"The only one in to hit the crip
ple. Work the pitcher, get him in
tho hole, and knowing he. Is going
to try to come over with tie- next
one, take a healthy swing If It is
anywhere nein tho plate."
In .b'aiiMinM opinion too many
pinch hitlers fall to do the very
thing they ttre scut to the plnte
l,,r lilt. Gelling the pitcher in
the hole. Instead of whaling uvtny
ut the cripple I hey start Ut t'lihik
WhenWinterComes
Foley's Honey atotar
For Coughs and Colds
: -.. OUR BUTTER ' 7
Makes the Ihead Taste Better.
2-11). roll .......:;.....: 82c
ITershey Cocoa, 2oc value..... 19c
. Large Rome Beauty Apples
Per box ..75c
Grande Ronde Valley Ass'n.
Eggs, fresh 1 L:. 43c
Bread, 3 loaves .. 25c
Sugar, cwt . -rl:.:.r ....$6.64
Good Br6omsj;$i'25 ;Value.-...;w.99c
Basket Groceteria
ASD MARKET
Phone 94
Kext.io.'Ajxade Theater .
SEE US
. For all kinds of
Meats, Fresh Fish'
in Season, and
Oysters :
Enterprise & Basket-Markets
La Grande Flour
49-lb. sack $1.89
Jersey Cream Flour
49-lb. sack ... $2.25
Netted Gem Potatoes
' $2.75, value, cwt $2.55
2 lbs. Fresh Creamery Butter..82c
Package Ginger bnaps
Vajue 10c .'.
Package Lemon Snaps
Value 10c
Package Cheese Tid-Bits '
'. Value 10c 5c
....... 5c
&c
TWO STORES
The' same goods at
the same prices.
La Grande Groceteria
AND MARKET
Next to Black Cat
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FOR GOOD CLOTHES
Siieciry VAI.KTl-ltlA VresHlng
We have nn eelnslvn cleaning nd pressing eslnbllshment.
Cloodn calh d for and de'ivered. '
Valeteria Cleaners
Slnln 30t
Across Tracks oil l-'Ir.Sl.
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BOXING
MATCH
28
ROUNDS
TUESDAY NIGHT,
JANUARY 19
Starts S:15
I. O. O. F. TEMPLE
La Grande
MAIN EVENT - 10 Rounds
Del Adams
168, Boise
VS.
Irish Lewis
167, Walla Walla
Semi-Windup - 6 Rounds
KID II. PECK vs. CARL BECKER
IK, Portland 135. La Grande
Preliminaries -4 Rounds Each
Ed Filds Yakima, vs. BaMlino; Johnson, Huntington
Davis, 128 vs nuttier, 128, both I .a Grande
Coleman. 113 vs. Thompson. 115, both I-a Grande
Auspices La Grande Athletic Club
Ringside, $1.65; General Admission, M.10; Children
under II and Ladies, SOc. Tickets at Kline's, Im
perial, Home Plate and Club Cigar Store.
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You
Are
yOU turn through a kodak. album and smile at old-style clothes.
Skirts cluttering : the ankles . . . hats perched high up on
hair v . wasp waists . . . awkward sleeves odd how
your taat'e tias changed! .
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Yet day. by day your taste changes in all you wear and do.
You don't like the same books, enjoy the same movies, choose
the same underwear, prefer the same soap you did a short
while ago. You are so used to the better, you wonder why you
liked the old. Advertisements make you know the better as s
soon as it's proved to be better. They tell of good things ac
cepted as good taste in the best' homes. The. hosieiy, glass
curtains, lighting fixtures other moderns use; why their use
is preferred.' Advertisements influence so many around -you,
sooner or later you'll feel the change. Even if you never read
an advertisement, you'll use in time some of the conveniences
which .advertisements urge you to use today. Advertisements .
form a tide of taste that sweeps you forward; you can't stand
still. Since youll enjoy what they advertise anyway, why not
begin enjoying it now? ; . :
-READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS TO BE
ALERT TO THE BEST TODAY
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