La Grande evening observer., February 11, 1926, Image 2

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LA GRANDE I EVENING OBSERVER
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New Spring Styles
Utz & Dunn Shoes
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
DREGDN-AGGIE
SPORWNEWS
-HKE5KE BEATS
I'llliTI.AMi. Ore
eiiitnl I 'l ess)
Hilly
LOCAL HOY WINS
SNAPPY HATTLE
AT HUNTINGTON
Thlrly-lwo fast rounds were pre
sented fiKht fund lit. IIiimIImkIoii
Tuesday evening- on u cord headed
by Frcnchlo Hinllh. of Irrluon. mill
I 'rusuder Ohhlason, Killpino. lit f c
of t!m Tl. H. niivy, which ended In
a draw. Karl I'ord, of Iji (Iramli
Won a decision over Kid Caldwell
, 1 !n'i lulls from Al Karaslek,
I mkl:illd.;JUSI. IllKht. '.
An-esje.
lirlil heavyweight wrestling chlun-
l.lnrt of AuMrulla. won two out of of Wclscr, in a rour-round event..
.of1) rolemon, of Ul Grande, and n
boxer from linker. On-., staged un
: . .( look' Hit! first full In omt,!,'x"""Mn" i"r-riiiinil. iiuiirh that
'' j minute and ::n accomls while ilm 1'"'' umung Mm- most- popular
,,'jk. eond wwit lo Kmaslek In Ml mln. . rl,rhl" "' .'venlng. '
:.. J'lli' 'nml 28 seconds, Tlif ihinlij Tn , t l(Vi ' other eventa KM 1'eck
.''fwas awarded to tin' Auslnilinu af- knyoed Khafcr In the second ronnil
Sajl,T "" v lH'"n un mat' to of lh W nil-flnnl. Hail KIM Plug.
' mliilili n nml n seconds.' KurnHlck; lioff, of Huntington., nail Ifowurd
.rotesiin thin nill on the grounds Johnson, or Mldvilc, fought to a
that Iiih shoulders with not on tin:- draw, und Hum Keisey, or Hunt-
mot when tho referee .gave -.the
' I. ill to .Mecske.
Kur!
ti)Kton, won a decision over
May, of Welder.
. Iorul men who hnw t lio card
declared hni t-vry fiKht wuh Rood
and tliut u :m crowd w;ii,Im ,it
tendance. , ,
SPORTS OPEN
UPATO.A.C.
" Yf)ltl:ii' llll.VIS IIAItVKK.
l.llMIV'JKW, WumIi. (Hlifilal)
In A furiously foimlit limtl-ll lir-ra
Tui'Hilay nlKhl, Mlkv yoki-l, for
iniT iilalluant of J he llltlil llfuvy-vi-lKht
ohaniilonlill of Mm .worlil,.
ih'fi'iili'il tlcorffo Ititrlll'H, , taUlhtr
thi! rlint nnil thlril flillH. ' Yoki'l
won llio flrwl. on a tor hohl ln flfi
iiiluuti-K. Hai-hifi took'tho m-coni!
wiih o, lii-iMiioi'k In lo miuiitf nml
.Mlko won thu ilfclillhff fall In n
Mi iiovt toivholil In S lnlniti'! ,
Aetiio-Orf o-nn Cam in ,
T. - 7 . i.rZ. OR.KOON Af;ICI!I.Tl'HAI,
e isroaacasi ay iujac coiamuk. forvuiim (Hpicini)
. . ,' Athlftlr coinpi tltlnn l ut Un hi'lKllt !
(I It in I) fi AOIlim.TI'IlAIj . HprliiK wiuthiT uml the ool-
f'filJ.KtiK, corvullfH (Kpi-elal) Ii-ko . slogan 1 of -Vvory'innn In nth
l'lu' Onron-Afrlf fiaitkdthall ffntiiA lt ic-a" Imvp uttructnl ronHlilPrnhlo
S'nluriluy I Vh. 13 will hi', hrontli'jut Inli-ri-Bt In ull forms of spurt on the
play hy play ovi'r the COlli(l (rtil- Cttllipua.
lion, KOAc: bi'Klnnlnff 'tt 7:30. A Spring footlall Li thn latent nt-1
powf-r oi iimi wuiui mm r41 una wwuBn, onninuir8. .cum i.or joo
lullli n i i. I. .,!. Ilh . . u nnllArma . Un lIiIu .l...-u l.i.t.A
A B.nt:, fur the (fumn, whicU III x- urOUBht. out Iho nwkft wlfl.l.'m ! ""'''hlr pltolinl hull
p. oio.l to l,n tl... .not orucliU at lh Iho U-mlln rourtB ar pt Imih.v. ""'V" ""," " '"
m ason, liavn li.'.n nil void out, lium-lmll fnim urn l.croinlnit 'n-'!JT"w"' 1 ' " ",r," ''""V "'
many will liavo feaort to nullo to 'ftHy und nrnw um lu'lnif warmrd . , , .'
I r . . .11 1IIVCH llllll till fttlirlili,tif llinf lu
iihiinlly tliv one nssrl most ni'iih il.
FIVES TO IMEET
I'MVKHKITV OF Oil KG ON.
vcrity or Ori'tfon taKkc();ill ti-am
will mf'i-t Uh tuiiKlit"4t ojK)Kltl(jn of
tlifi IU2G Hf-UHon tifxf Haliii-itiiy nllil
wIipm It linos un iiKulnftt tin dm.
Hon AkkU-h In 'orvulN.
lluth tiuniM arc niilirn:itfi I his
(aon. ho thn olirtniplonlilp
lKlw( n thf-iii, uh ull oilier opjioii
'lltB littvft lii nn r-IIhiillut-il In UT
vIoiih coriN'Htrt. ('oiiiimnitlvf iif!
favorn Oregon, uh liny huvo. won
Mfflil tralKlit K"'IH h, (Htfiian d
wltli O. A. C'h Tour. TIw orrjcmi
JanH havtt also flnlnhl lli ir lianl
mini trip, while the Anf,-I'' liavt
nut yet utterupted tlielrH. (inKim,
tOO. hliM five ef teriiien nil hiu.'l
pompared with Ihrco for the l!e:i-vern.
Uopo, however, means Hi r If when
theflt Iwo tnnlllloDfil rival ruifie
toiathr, ho tho result of IIiSh eom-
liiK Kainn Ik anxlonwly awafleil by
OrfK'iH O'lhereUlJt. Tf the Wehreet
will this content, the . -worst t hey
run pOMHlbly io in tie Tor northern
honors Imcuhhh they have hut one
Cray reudiiiilng that, with the Ak
RifHjn Kiiffeiie, Kebryary 111.
Play has heen close hi I we n Ore
itfon and b, A. (!. liirlnc Ihe pji.st
r-w yitttrn. In ami l!i4, the
leUinH Hplt two fonr Ranif! series,
J 411, Winter foil ml them tie tillnrUeU
ut the enl of th(- regular W'UHtm,
hilt the AkkU'H won in Hint ine
uiorah!" j. lay. off at Kalem, 27 lo L'lJ.
I'Im Oregon first I gam Ih Intact
I Or tho contest, as is that of the
Heuvcrs. GunltuT ami llohHon will
start uh . usual In the forward j
hertllH; Okerheri; will hold down '
I hn center position; und .lost and
W'-Hterrcn wilt pulr in tho uunl
aKilKiiinenlN. Cluulher had a uitt
evening UKatyiHt WuHhlnfflon Klar
last Monday nUht, KurmrinK, l
points for lih nlfthl's work. W.s
lerKrei), tho iuldK't floorman, "h:iH
hcen featitrlnir nvcry ?ame with hlH
hrllllunt rall-rehievliiK ami ilht
uardliiK- - ' .-.
Tim .'AtfKk'B plan to start their
so-called "phantom phlve" lineup
roiiftHtlii(f of IMnkerlou, ccnhT;'
Itaker und Jdwoky, forwarils; and
llnrr und Oruap KnardH.
Billy Evans
II Niiici I
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H Is not often that one remark-
"Kee" the Kama ut all.' up in preiiaratlou or the eomlhKi
. . A iiayllKht liroaUeiutl of. a. noon Heuflon.
hanil eoneerl of the o; A. (!. mill- Jnmketliull Ih the chief ntlnietion
tury hand will lie inu.le FrliUiy lit present. The Ak-Klea are ntlll
l-Miniury 11 from 111: IE to. 1 p. in. un
'I'lllM u'lll hn nn.lli,ilii,ii.L. Ii n vutrtt- I ft lie eOill nn,lil-U fit- CAnat nnnr,.i-
lav noon liromlotwl oneo a week of cnc,( i-hninplonH apiln thl year. 1 n,un.y "'""'"r, 01 ,,us"'"'11
ni.rleultuiul luaterlnl wli'loh mil h1 Confirmation of the amateur na-. ffV'.. i . .' '.'
start.., about March . 1..: . ttlonal wrenlllugr nteet. to ho at. O. A. I 1
I iiim nu, nun iM'eu SUCH U
I victim. ' ,
i tho'top of the list and am doped ' ni-n. ,1ft.
ho conlnndcrH for count confer- lf"t twirkn's career, yet
C,lti April huf hrOiiKIW. onl. a jrro.it'
Wmililn't H .lin ftn ii' If il bnmnti nilinhM' nt liOtm PfuMhertt f'nrteli
i ,.t. Tk.ift u .,..! .i. i i.... t H HO happened Unit I umpired
Ii:te ti.cNe in thn soap- adyorlli- flin hla nrniH mil with infrt tryln i T. . man'V of 'x,mr,H
out for posit IniiH on the team. Tho
ARCADE
'HII-. SHOW Til AT
anciu vi:it saiii "(;o AXD sr.t;
MP.II I.V I.OMlll ,..
TUES.
NIGHT
si-OKANf:,itAVi:i ovi'ii mkAtti.i-: uhkiw-
IT1 AM) l'tllTI.A.M, .11 'NT
FEB. 16
.e Comtek riESME-P
MM
PRESENT
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MO!lVR!CS-MUSlCv
Ccmcoper- ok
i'USTUN TO MPW
mmm mewm .-
SPaHKLINS WiNCE ENSEMBLES
3r
5 v'M
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piiirrft nat fncfiirffli maiij onrrni sow
I-nwr I'loor and J M 20t Klrsi 4 It.m, ituhmir l 5
BJantv lUlifaiy, i.to.
Soflt ftal Friday, rebruary Uth, Olfuw Iidik Company
helieve Injuiftl, rather Dun helped.
KoiwrtHourt c;treer uh u Ihk h-u-Kiier.
It was a nn-htt, no-run Kanie, In
whlrh 110L a ptuyer reiirhed rirt
has. To iiiaku the feat all the
nior oxlraordiiiury, It wafi .made
at tint oxpeiiHe of the iMrtdt clult.
the hardest hltllitfr nut 1 It in ttu
American league. ,
ItohcrtHon pllched that great
KQiciH In tho spiitiK of thu year.
Only ft few W'oekH previous he had
made his hitf h atfin ilehut. I te
ll, lit. had 10 men In Ihe .Kmi tIuhn
thai your, whlrh will give some idea
of Iho power or Ihe chili at the hat.
Tlirouuhout tho uamt Kohertson
plli'.ied like a veteran Instead nr n
iiNiklc. lie Yiicrelv hiliuhe.l a( the
pmh'sts of the lietrnlt rluh that !
he n doctorliifr tho hall. !
!
si:itroi h iiamik ,r, ;
That one jti'.iim inrulr me fori ;
pn-tfy well witlsfled that Mr. Huh- j
orison wax i;nlnir to lo qillle some
pitcher, lie showed nto overyihlnir
In tho lino of speed Unl nirvo ;
ami hod plenty of pniw.
Pour your liavo elapsed plpee ;
that extraordinary game At times;
Itohertson hiis given (m of reach- 1
injr stardom hut on tho whole he
lins been a hit of on ln-and-onter.
good when Rood nnd had when had.
An extraordinary spurting Tent in
nlwuys tho suhjert for much "Iml 1
lyhoo." KoherlHun came In for !
much puhliclly an a r'sult of IiIh ,
uo-hlt Teat. A majority of the
born-hall experts believe tht. par-
tlcular Kame proved u deti Intent to ,
has car-r.
1'nu.ueMtlonahly Hubert sun . has
always bet a conscious of tho fact
that he onco hUnkeil the bard
hlttlnir Detroit club without a hit
and not tiltowliif a runner tn n-aeh
flrnt. e, hfis strlvrd lo live np
to It.
It hn been n montal bnxard that
has constantly bosot him. As n re
ult he 1ft pressing more often thnn
pltrhlnif natnrtU.
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ttohcrtMn Ih l bo wltli the 4t. :
to that dnb over Ihr n-alver mnto.
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Old Pipe,
we're
pals
for
keeps
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SIX months ago, Old Pipe, Ave were
headed for absolute divorce. We were
wrecked on the, twin rocks of Tongue
Bite and Throat Parch. I tried tobacco
after tobacco. Then . . . I found
Prince Albert!
Today, Old Pipe, you're closer to me
. than a tattooed anchor. P. A. made you
sweet and cool as the wind from a laden '
orchard. P. A. led me out of the hot
pipe desert into the pleasant valley of
contented smokers. Comfort fell upon.,
me . . . and it was welcome as rain to -a
dusty frog.
Say good-bye to worry, you fellows
who don't yet know the joys of a jimmy
pipe and P.,A.TelI gloom to be on ,
its way. Your first fragrant pipeful will
give you a 99-year lease on happiness.
. Prince Albert is the mildest, sweetest,
kindest smoke mortal man ever knew.
Prince Albert gives you a helping hand
when you are down "and the glad hand
when you are riding the crest. A real
friend that understands your every mood.
Make a break now for the nearest shop
where they hand out pipe-peace in tidy
red tins.
P. A. U toti tvtmhtrt tn tidy rti
tint, patttut and half-pound tin llwni
dmi, and pound erilat-t.laii liumidttrl
with fpontt'tnoittener top. And
alwayt with cvary bit of bite and parth
removed by the Prince Albert protein
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no other tobacco is like it!
S9ii, It. S. ftrnoMi TotauN
mpuif, WtnibieSaka, I. C.
('ci-lmps the eh nn ire or scenery will
haw a beneficial chert.
,T broke Into the American lenffuo,
J i:io;, duller Bolng to Atlanta of the
i .Sun I hern , league rhe tomm season.
I The came was with Monirmn-
rv and WSn ealle.l l the tlth tn.
I.will never rnrtrH a minor league ! nine; on acroiinl of darkness, thn
srore belnif n tie. 2-2. Here U
I'M Nt AL MiVIIIN'O.
Mpeakinjr of prent ptlrdiln foals.
perrurinanee uf Jack Xell
iwlrler I had worked with In tho
hushes, it win peri'orntrd tin- venr
what Zelior did:
Ntriiek nut't? men in nine in.
Pocket Knives
2 lo $.1 Values
$1.19
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Oregon Hardware &Imp. Co.
i Saiv'y Swiftly Gmrurtably
AKtrlea trlmmod fireKon last week
by the one mdrit score of 7J to :i.
Thr Oregon AKlc swimmers arc
Ruing throiurh their dally sil:ishes
after their nuH't with (he juronc
.MultnoniHli club last Saturday. The
buire tmnk In lh tnen'H Kynuaslum
tl a Popular plAC th.itc davn.
The cinder truck ha bern resur.
f.ecd and put In tlmt ckisn condi
tion for the track awa.on next term.
Trackmen arc taking adiantiiRe of
th good Weather and are worklntt
out dally.
Other aporta belnit enr. In
IhU term are boxtmr. ptlo. Iiorte-
ehoea, nanithall, liitraniur.il b.u-
kelball. wrentllliir. awtnii.Y lOid
relays. . . ,
TrT.. hf Motor Slairc Safely - Comrortably.
.MOTOIl THANSIT fO.MPA.W.
TI10 (irpy Stnac.4.
Come to our Stauo 1)c;k.i ni ml Jefferson Arei
All .MiMli rn and Itratctl Klottw.
m;vh la i.uamii: i on
Joseph i A. SI. . I p. S. . 4 p. ,m. Sunday. I A. SI. 4 P. AL
Pellillrtnn II A. M. I'. SI. Pally.
fonmvts lo SVnlla Walla ,
neap Itatm llepol IMione V Carry Ftpresa
On KtHH'lal Trtpa
Slain :0
' Anil Trunka
NOTICE
Change of Time Leaving Joseph
Arrive.
I, cave
Trlt No. 3 Trip" No. 4
Tol . . A.' SI. A. SI.
.lox-ph 7,3(1 :0O
I nlerprlMi 7:,so ll:in
-"Millie 8:11) ll:3.t
Wallona a:Jn l:
Wallowa H:3l( J:tM
Shnain g o IS:I0
ln 10:011 1:311
mbler tO:Jll . I tn
Iji i.rande 0:sn ' :so
Tilp o. 4 on on iuiilay.
Effective Sunday, January 17, IfSS.
Trip No.
1. sr.
1:00
i-.lO
g:S.t
8;!Ht
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S:lll
4:30
4:an
lln(r the last two in the ninth. Ihe
side In the Icntn nnd two in be
eleventh. t-
nlng. 19 In 1.1 InnlngK. Did not
Klve iv base. on bnlla and hit only
one hatter, the first man lo faer
him In the opening session.
l'ltebi'd 20 strikes in succession,
six In the ninth, nine In Ihe tenth
- .. ,, Jim,. , u .i( ,w i ,,,.iu.i.-
Of the 119 outs In the 13 h.ninR. j "'al MI illni-s forced him to retire nlipic th, y ,.,. Hie charleslnn
111, or practically hair, were retired j from bnsennii before be made the i cliamplnns of the country, better
on strikes. AV-one time he whir- iK,.n,c. i vi n than t'hnrleatutv'H own en-
feil seven men in succession, get- " ' llrnnls in I he. nallonul cnntcBt here
1
" lm Kninc u it .din- n hh; Icnmic i ,
Cllll-Aflo (AC). Three montlis
into J. I Sullivan, IS, ami his
sisler. Louis.-, 2ii, of (Iranil Itapids.
Mich., hail never heard of Ihe
''harli slon.
Hut Wednesday ihey knew :in
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FORD PRICES
EFFECTIVE TODAY
P" : " .; i 7 ni.n rnirrs m:w rnicrs
FORDOR SGfiO
TUDOR $5f
COUPE $520
oi.n rmrr
TOURING $375
It 0 A I )STER SP0 RT.....?34.:i
$565
S520
$500 ,
rrv pRifrs
$395
$375
tr.CTtFASF.
$95.00
$60.00
$20.00
ixmi:ASF.t
$20.00
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All Prices F. 0. B. Detroit
Perkins Motor Co.
Fourth Si Adams
Phone M-500
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