La Grande evening observer., March 01, 1926, Image 2

aaMleaiajjteSjaa
: Ifcee Two
...LA' GRANDE EVENING ! OBSERVER
"Monday1, March 'I'- l'iai.
New Spiring Styles
Viz & Dunn Shoes
HILL'S
"A Good Flaw To Trade"
And Now the Teams Can Fight
; m jlj ujuu-i i' eel i ' n j. . . , . l I M i t l J' . V. - -l m
i t SPQOT JVEWS 1 1- j
I ( I v ' . i ' " - I That Is (In- nofMlim Imarlahly atC "' ' ;i Si "' a '- '4 IS '
ill . I'EN'nj.KTO.V, Ore. OP) Me., laeaed when some ran for the first t ' 7CS I' '
In charge j 1 ' -e " " I
AUGUST BUSCH,
LOSES SPOKANE
it MATCH TO GREEK
8POKA.VB. Wash. (Kpcclnl)
fjobn KUonla, sensational Hoston
tlreek wrestler, made til north
west debut here Saturday night, de
fcatlnc August - llusrh. of !.
Grande, In straight falls.
The Omk caused the biggest
house of the season to forget pant
thrilU provided by auri men on
Ai Karaslrlc Jllkc Yokrl, Hilly
Mmli4 and Hilly Kdwurda. Ihf
iiiarlft whom ha camo to the
iiOrthirAt -to nMt, und onft . of
whom, Mteak. wiui blilfd to wn-m-ar
K I Ion la liere. At thn nl mln
ut! Huarh mia aubailtuti-d.
fiHltl.XS WI.V IKH III.KS
. rKN'nl.CTO.V, Orn. (AV) M
T oiiKlilln hlrb ilffwil A I'cndKton
lilKli In tlm final Kami of tho hao
II tonrnanipnt at .Milton fiat
iinlny nliiht, hy u. M-0'm'of 3lao Ik.
Tim wlin-m won iot fln' thaUwt
inlnutfM with. a rully .tltutvneUed
mhk point. , - j i -'jf .;.
(, aker H!kIi Wins Title,
j Defcatinir Joseph
; Why Ilic mnplrp at third ha-'
That Ih IIm timtlim Imarlalily
hkmt wli-n Miinc ran fur tho flrxt
UllM hi llin' iiinpln In rliant
of a hall icanui.
MHH OI,l,INK P.AKKM.
, KAI.KM. lr. (AT) Hlx l.oya of
thi? atutc trultilnir arliool Mrviad ua
lialthf-artTH hrf today ut lb fttn
ral or1-.Mr& JmI O. rolling, for
13 yun a tforhfr ut llir arhool
und whCHA df-ath orenrred Kuttir-
d:iy. -; ' '
MONTH OAUIO (Al) Frou
NVppaeh, th Qnnau woman ten
nla atar and Jlorr Kphrllmc won the
filial In the mixed doublc-a of the
Luwn Tennis tournament here. to
iluy. defraflni; Mile. Vlasto and
Huron )e Morphurgo of Italy 6-7.
C-0. -.
Broken in a day
Hill's act quacUr top colds in J bours.
Fever and bodjche duappear. Grippe u
conquered in j Uy. Every winter it af
millionl diiieer arxi dijcomlbrt. Don't tab
chances, don't deiar an bats. Get the btl
belp science knows.
AJamsXa lU, We JOe
CASCAOAfiOUININI
GetHesBsai Kt& wkhpasttsli
Safety ' J&Mk 6m&taifyJ
Trarel bf Motor Stage Safely . Comfortably. .
MUTun TKAKHIT COUVASX.
The tirrf tMage.
CIoiim IS mir Ktara Depot at 1 1 14 Jeffersoa A.ev
All MooVm and Heated Mage. ,
. I.KAVE LA filMiyDK WB
Joseph A. M. . P. M. a 4 I. M. Sunday, I A, II, . 4 P. H.
I'tawlletnt II A. M. . 4 V. M. DaJly.
Conncx'ta to Walla Walla
rbeap Rata . Depot I'hmie We Carry Exprcsa
On 8neclal Xrlpa . Wain J Tnioka:
READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
1
(CoptmtH-d from Tatr One)
ntffn r-fm'o. lot of rxvf hUKKuK'
hut (li'Tf & nuwin, JifflcuKy In
tfHtlotf ronip. triit men hun riftuH
rtl In ihlM rafher intnlvf', or n r
hapM you nm y jwft-r lo mil it, pii-
lve tnUninir.
- Tiio Vutloiial Imikik rovo rUy art
noiinrcil that It woiiM curry JZ
ifn. J t hi i it thin In uti fxcf.lcnl
tjlfu, f-vn though It iloffi Hf m thul
t'h' nmn at ttiiM haw; ihuiiltl be
provltlfil with a ukuhltt to kvi'p
hlrn buny (lurlnjf tho uftfrnoon,
, TrHiMnt Johiinon. of th; Amf-r-icut)
lflK"J, oriir) nutcd thi Jia of
an Umpire ut thin! an a mot hod of
Krhoollnjr thf nrrult. Jaiwt mrafion
Iho Ain-rlrau leairuc had a stuff
of II men.
Mujor lfuKiiepr.fltitrntH havr iIIk-
(ovtfrfd that when injury or lllnm
Totcht a rf'ftular umpire out of th
jfanv. It in lmpoMlhlo to recruit an
The tfvmn.ui.urn wan crowded ta Po irom mo minora anu aK
raparlty for th final yamo of the Wnt to rlvil natliifactlon with, a
' tournumfnt. prartlcallr auurlnfff C0W! 'ht for n! Pennant In proif
. , financial mucct-ha. TTiroufhout Inn!"'
tj Ihn-fi dnyii fair crowd wr Hit t'lnir a man at third, f-nnbles the
wiih u'liclr haitktt rfortly aft-
ttlH OfienlDaf tlUuff aOiL ufthOUaftl
.Mooph held, her own after , thjit
in Vhn 'hraf iiuartT, ihf roulj pot
!( ovffcoin-, fthe- lad. ; At half ttint
i.Uuker hud forifrd furlhnr lo' the
); front, th worn nUDdlnci itO1 6.
1 IiuriiiK thA liit half th baufcAti
f rtiifi thick and faxt and htforn
th'-thlrd fiuarter woa far und-T
;t(uuy It could readily h fn tht
Jowph'ii hope for a victory 'wan
I neKllffihle. .... " r
Iruma met.
' Cup filrrn lo
I'ollowlns; Baker'a vletory, T, T.
'.Cock, president of the L'nlea corn-
' 1'iereiul eluri, preaented the ehum.
piontf with a beautiful-lovlna cup.
-linker's derisive win raise? W
the dope as fsr aa lb snare
i'vaa eohrerned but folowlna; lbs
f. f"rnl-flnnis In ih eftrraaca, wkea
i' Iiuker won from I Ot4 witb
'little show of fatlcu. I Be (4) of
' opinlon' swept over to hassr aWe.
v Durlna; the final fame taa Hatter
, IuOh. tired and lame-wora,' oev
- erthelnas played Ilk winner. I
; showliiK the stuff that real oharu
plona lire made of, The crowd
j ir biimb ins 'i Ml
r'llulldOKS made,
" lite outcome.
I'syne lliirti Point
. Uy scorlnir 8 point la tbe flu
' nla, I'ayna eineryed lilyh point man
' of the tournament with (.. l,y.
lion and Instruction, making- him
rtady to-alep Into any emerireney
arid deliver. '
'
Sn doubt the arrlliea who have
wiirrled alMitit ways anil means Ut
hea'p the nmiilm at third hileerst-
rl, will Migiteat that he he mailo
wurtby.keerMT of (he reln Inn,
,, AI.KXA.NDKIt JAI.KS. ,
1 wan rather Interested in rend
bi'..wbnt Orovnr Cleveland Alex
ander of the' Chicago Cutis had to
say th other day relative to tho
use of resin. ;
Alexander is ono of the greatest
pitchers the gume has ever known.
Uke all Kreut pltnliers. throiiKhout
were adfttrW"1TTtn';rrIfrari''r he luui been Ioiik on coh-
trol. Hatters must earn their way
to first busn with Alexander pitch,
inf.'-..-, ..'
."Nothlny doing on the resin for
mo.". Suva Alexander. ."! have heen
nun. of La Orande, In one Wi-s orettv surc..nfiii usins- in.iiin.i
name, wis aecona wiib 'as,
AthlHIo team. at Itrlirliani Voung university, Prnva. I'lali,
. call tlM-ni4-tve "The Omirnrs." so iMiiiHwie imiMMiled -llm ath
h'lhi - ib'iHirtineiil with iJil- inaii, a ihree-iimnihs-old . imijrar
kitten, raptured In iiiirilii-m Arluma. - -
hot days ! am sure- It will retard
that feature. Itexln lias u lemlenry
to make my hanils 'Mtlcky and
handicapped rather than hrliv.l
me. Ha 1 Intend lo yo n'tonu- in
th aofne old way." 1 ( u
: . . .'. ,1
i am InHiilnetl to, Mrlmc' alunir
Alexaraler. llesln In tliei sprlnit anil
fall Will pnaMer the plti-lierH to get
iiMiee stnrf m thn laill, laryHy
thmuirh irh kery, but in the real
warm wratlier Is certain to liandl-
rap control. ,,, . ,
nun nifiitHvci-:. '
There Is nothing unusual about
tho ' American league placing the
bun on resin. For years both lea
gues have hud at. least a hair dozen
league rule governing their games
thut have been at variance with the
strict Interpretation. of the rules. ,
There was a striking illustration
or this condition when both leagues
OSES
I
TITLE CONTEST
OAIO,ANI iUy tho Aiwoclatfd
I'n-vH) The rnlvcrxity- of falifor
niu buttkf'lhull teum won the .I'Ui
clflc coajt confrcnci rhamplon
hlp hy dt-rVathiK' thi I'nlverMlty of
Orftfon 2t to 23 at thn Oukr-Uid
auditorium. The wore at half
time wa 12 to 11 in favor of Cull
fornla,
. The find pnnie of the nkflrji -vo
won by f'ulifornlu J'Vlday night 32
to 17.
fty wliinlnsr the gum luftt night
the It.nr took for the third con
iirtfid the folo Grounds-'. In Now cutive limo tho foclflc Coat con-
York. Tho dlMtanro from the home
patn to tho frramlstund in much
iva thun 90 foot. -
Tho rule ta thn bone run nor Ih
ontltlod to an extra, bate If the hall
touch .any fence or building lens
than 90 feet from the- home plate.
Jn tho American league games
any mich a happening made
ball dead und buM-runnem could
advance only ono bane. In the Na
Uonul league, "thn bawrunner was
entitled to the extra bat but could
advance more ut hta peril.
Thut the, , two leagues differed
widely. In world anrien game two
nepurutt! rulings wito ncceKHury.
fere nee buMkotball championship.
An optimist is a fellow who
pleased ut a puncture because.
Isn't a blowout. - i
the. THIN MEN
SKINNY MEN
RUN DOWN MEN
NERVOUS MEN
Tho American li ainio lit placing
lain mi the realu Iwg, Nlinpl.v re.
fuses ,( DHlfornl Ut a rule that, it
oelieren savors of trickery. The rule
Is not lonipulsory, merely optional.
linker (32)
1'ayno t
fiindlff 13....
:. Duff ii....
T. Huff
lllnes ;..
f.l:.S(il,i:N OS WAY TO ITALY
NICK, Hrunco (AT) Himinne
Inglcn left, for Italy this urter
noon for w-verui wee.kn rest. Her
pliHlcul ronilltlon Is Hurli that she
I methods to fool the batter und I
Kuiiunara ' " ' ' nl "In to contlnuu along those
i.a a fc'llnes.
F" ' 1 Sistlhews' "I"1 1" "venil if our pitchers has ubunduned the Id
pi..; .V. J. Tw0B n " hunds be- In the Melitotie ljiwn Tennis
.... . O . Acton twera In"'"". Insisting It helped tournament, even in thn doubles
.....a....". 7 "S : Kst.w ,n"m "1 ,"0"' "tlirf on "ln btt"- for "'" ,:"P uf Nations. ullhouKli
.. .O ...."....... "I'" would have needed but one
Hi.Si'.2.tirnmnmtn " mm dbmppolnllnir. more victory for permanent pns-
u.--ienfi in neipnig coinroi on session of the trophy.
by (ftmrun. ,
.1 4
... 7 , . jo a
... .-fr .0t ,---H
Payn 4, Cvndlfl ,
Matthew I, Acton.
1. rrom - It
. Uliu-noit
. "Vonuty
i . .. rVmw
i . ' ' .' ,
! s J! linker- ...w......
j -j Joseph .
. ' ' Kleld goals:
j , CI. Duff 4,
I i i , Craven.
I I i l AOIMNDE lUMlNATTI)
j -j - I'KHlN, Ore. (Hpeclal to .The
s ; l Oliaerver).' Baker- hlahi arhool
j ; ,. ' ellinlnuled the la, Oranda .Tigers
-iroin -itirtnee niav .in is diii
moment by defeating tbe colon
Champ Ii to It,
,i-u- (iinnun failed to nna lh
,'lmsliei in thn first half although
t'tiic Tlgera shot time' and again.
l .en, uie rust half ended II to t
i Miring the rihal framecvLa Ornnde
f decisively outplayed linker, scoring
fi. points to Makers II.
Iji Urnnde'a final standing wus
.f, winning iwlra and losing
-,-rwice. j.yman was high point man
, .during the tournament for tbe
fblim und while with 44 points.
Summary
,'J.aoraiuln (10) (ij) Itaker
.'J'"1. a I'ayue
Pown 4 K t Cundttf
.yninn 7.. C ..4 o. Imrr
umlell 6 ..... o T. -fluff
'0,,'rr-' O Mlues
V
You're behind the-times If you
don't know thut Cod Liver Oil is
the greutesl flesh producer in th!
world. - '
lb-cause It contains more-vltai-
izlng v-liuniines than any rood you
.can get.
1 You'll hn glad to know that Col
j l.lver Oil comes In sugar coated
j tablets now. so if you really want
-to put in-iir 111 pounds of solid.
1 healthy flesh on your bones aii'l
'fee well und strong usk Ked
Cross lli-ug Store, .(llasa Iirugs, or
' 1 e.n, l.lv.-r flil I 'it,,, nnilnil Tnhlbla
I Only G(l cenls lor lio tablets und
ir you don't gain rive, pounds In
-30 days your druggist is uilthor-
,i7.ed to hand you buck the mpney
ytui paid ror them. Adv.
FREE
Tractor School
1 ' --'.. .
On March 3rd commencing at 8:00 a. m.
the Perkins Motor Company will hold a
one-day Tractor School in their garage at
Fourth and Adams. .
This school is Free to all, and everybody is invited no matted
whether you own a Fordson or not.
The school will be conducted by representatives of the Ford
Motor Company who will disassemble the tractor completely.
Every part of the tractor will be discussed and explained in
detail, and then reassembled.
Come and Bring Your Friends
Hot Dogs and Coffee Served Free .
. ' At Noori - 'I
PJERKINS MOTOR CO.
4th & Adams Phone Main 500
H Haskell
t
Scorn hy Quarter
" 1 ! S 4
urunile Ill I U
Lliuker 6 0 t j
V I'leiii goula: Xrawn 2, l.yman 3.
' .iiiiueii i. i-nyue 4, cundut 3
,tl. Duff 2,
.
WAIJ)WA nEATEV.
I IMON. Ore. (NiieekU to The
".Observer). In the flual raiue of
tlio semi-finals. Joaepb defnatnj a
"f liurd.pluylng Wallow nve tl to
," i no score at half time was.
'Joseph 9, Wallow i. Eamaa's
; urns were neiu to 1 point la Ibe
Vtlriit iUErter.
Summary
Wallowa (IB) (W) Insefd)
Henderson K......T Matlbewa
.. lllnker K.... t
; Crawford 6 C Acton
-Johnson 4 0 .4 Dawsen
Hillings O Walkey
nrrett 8........,. Ostrg
Pric
ESSEX
Wallowa ...,. I 4 4
J"ph ' I
,- Held goals: Matthews I,
, Acton, craven, oawasm.
demon 2.
Jt
Kit -a
Hen
Barrett, Crawford 1.
Lower
HUDSON
Now Effective (February 27)
Though the automobile tax reduction law will not become
effective until March 26, we make this reduction NOW, pro
tecting Hudson - Essex buyers many clays in advance. So
there is no reason to wait. Buy now.
Prices
"At Your Door"
ESSEX 6 COACH . . $ 960
HUDSON COACH . . $1430
Hudson Brougham . . $1690
Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan $1875
Remember these are not "F. O. B. Factory Price", but the delivered
prices at your door, including freight, remaining war tax, and the toL
lowing equipment:
Bumper front and rear electric windshield cleaner
Rear view mirror transmission lock (built in) radiator thutten
Moto-meter combination (top and tail light . ,
Eaay terms, of course No delivery handling charge
Ledbetter Garage
v ' Adama Avenue
$r4-4jfJVJJe3M.
Hud..n.K..s. war!", Isrts.t bslld.r of
'Slsas" sad third larfe.t pradueer at malar car
PICTURES THAT
PAY
Your mind registers hundreds of pictures every day. Faces on
the street, people in a doonvay, a tray of watches in a window,
ribbon on a hat. Interesting or amusing, maylie . . '. but
of what actual value are most of them to you? :
'7 - - " . ' ' ' i
Yet a vast number of pictures that can affect your daily
livingare waiting for your glance. Advertisements show you
better things to ride in, eat, wear, enjoy honestly pictured for
you. Pictures that pay! Such pictures make voh familiar with
the newest, most improved things you can buy. The soap, hos
iery, fountain pen that can mean the most to you. Familiar
with their color, way they are wrapped, name on the package.
You can recognize them at once, link them at once with their
advertised facts, know all about them before. you buy. You
don't have to test them. They have been tested for you. The
watch widely advertised ticks in thousands of pockety. ' The skil
let on the printed page is used on-a thousand stoves. Pictures
in advertisements are pictures of good things enjoyed in count- ;
less homes. .
c
3
LOOK AT ADVERTISEMENTS AND THEIR PICTURES.
THEY LET YOU CHOOSE THE BEST.
?
T
?
T
f
T
?
J
?
T
t
t
T
t
rf
i
?
t
t
T
?
t "
?
t
T
J
t
t
y
t
Johnson I,
V