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

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
, HI U 11 lOOA '
Thursday,
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THYE DEFEATS
IfItTI.VI. Or--, Mar. 11. AV)
Tey Thy Portland lifchi havy
welht wre.uh-r am! If nrv Jonex.
claimant of 'th wt'-rn Wfl!er
weight tit Uf were winners in ' &
(io'ihln header wr- tllnj;- program
here Iul njKht. .; - 5
'i'hye won (wo out of three falls
from A I KaroNirk of Oakland. K r-unU-k
took, the llnst fftil Iti 5- min
utes. 4 MTonI.s, wit ti a reverse
h ad lock. Thye took t la ji-rond in
35 wecomb with a wrist luck, and
head wiHxorH, end tlm third in 8
udmitiw with a wrlMlo'k. - ,
.lone 'won the; fl'M'ision .over
YouiiK Hilly Kdwanla when ho
picked KdwardH np and thnw him
just off th o vjim- of the jnHt ren
dering Kdwnrd-s prr;K'. I.dw-arda
uaH unnhle to n cov r a rest
u mi had to for U it the wM.-oiid fall.
Your hut is the signal tower of smartness in your entire outfit - Nothing is quite so impor
tant in buying spring apparel, so here is a group of hats that will satisfy every costume need for,
spring at a special price for Friday and Saturday shoppers. t
They are lovely new hats crowns reaching higher and brims turned 'uj) in contrasting shades
---charming colors that are ideal for spring. Then there is the beret, a smart combination of a
turban and tarn that is extremely good-looking in the new models. a 7
- 1 Crosgrain, satin, and crocheted straw are
popular materials and give chic effects.
Our milliner is an expert at shaping and
draping to bring out the individuality you
' - most desire. This group on sale
Friday and Saturday Only
$6.00
' These days are ideal for that new spring
coatands it max. he smartly tailored or
charmingly, fijf-tnmmed. Fabrics are long-
iifiMiMiniv nn nm 4a ha4 '
"A Good Place
to Trade"
A new shipment of the well-known Van
Raalte fine silk hosiery is just in special
extra strength, where garter pulls. And
all. tiie newcsi&ipriiig shr.des .for.. you..'
A Good Place
lo Trade"
Tennis Enthusiasts Are
.Limbering lTp Racquets
T"JON Ore. (RprHa!) Tnkiner
:idantaffp of the upell cf summer
weather Colon lm-s had. tliu lawn
tennis adherents hav iK-en keep
ing the doulde .court al the city
park Imsy mtml of Ins -vrnlng:
tift'-r iwhool rloyes. U look-1 from
preHt nt iiKllcations aa if there is
jfohiff to ho more tnterBt than
ev-r tktn In Mii:-; sport during ihr;
suiiiiiK-r.
iFROSH TO PLAY
! UNION TEAM IN
TRIPLE HEADER
V'T ' ii ''''''
Tht uiulefeated Ia Grandf- froBh
win nitt-t the freahmen froiri I'nlun
liiph on i lie lof iil rourt ut about U
o'clock thia t-ronliiK. foliowlns two
guinea bwwren the eighth graders
cf the two schools that are s;hc
(Sulci to start at 7:15.
I'nion, still smarting front the
15 to 4 punishment the !1up and
white rookies ailminisierc-d . over
there a few weeks aao, flaunts
ho of evening the seoro in to
night's game.
M'oaeh O, H. Hichelleu iinnounet-s
the foltouing Ijt Oranilo lineup:
UmuVn and Merrill, forwards;
Herr, center; Watiiner and lta-
g:tn. guard, Thu team has played
s--ven games this Beano n vithout a
d.'fent. the : eoaeli's . scorq . lwok
flhowi, ... . V '' 1
Koine changes' In th4 ciglilh
gradu lineups for the two gul-litgh
-hool games may give the. 'fans. u
surprise or two. Couch 1. K. Hum
tnet prf.ll tH. The youngHtera will
play two games, with hoth firnt
and m-eond teams going into the.
court.
Hay i.yneh Is announced as re
feree. .' i. ' 1 :
IS
' likes i
f PEPPERpi"'
IT ui 1 iK
u.Mti: iu:i.ivi:rs womkx.
Sailor Jack Wood Pins
Ralph Hand at Gold Hill
MKHI'OUn. Mar. II. (AP
gatlor .lark Wood of CirimtM I'ii.ss.
won the tteeond .,nd tlilrd falls in a
wremiing mateh wllh IUilih llnnd.
Kugine, at. Onld Ilill Inst night nf
ter tin lath-r had downed hint !'
means of a toe hold for the first
rail in 37 tninut.H. AVood took the
swond fall in thirty minutes, lin
ing a fining wing lock, nnd gained
the dechting fall wh-n -Hand, at
tempting lo use the airplane Hpfn,
fell n-n-:tth hia opponent.,' '
; WAIIK. Maxs.-This town Ls be
coming known as "the Mrthplaee
of women politicians." Irs. lierlha
K. Iinilex. mayor-elect of Heattlo;
Mr. I'.uth Ibiker Pr;Ut, New York's
i it. st woman alderman, and nose.
Vnvel Hayes, member of the city
council of Northampton, home of
rulviu foolldge, all were, horn
le-re.
h , THere Is the I
X Old Fashioned Bar .
VOUDiV Otg'Xt" rCMMCiinmi J-
t Ifyouprtfer Sugar Coated Gum Y
W then get the S V
HANDY PACK
IIAm.r-STOX AXI IXlOTItAl.I.
HTATK -H.I.KGlC. l'u. HiiKO
lii-XP'li'k l mukin'B his rootliall can
iliilulcs lanc; th Chftrloton. An
a llrnhtTinjc up and comlitionlnf?
i-xttIko li tliinks It cannot )io
jln-al.-n. If In ilonn with ciainn sgooB
on a tan hark floor of a Block V"
Ivillloit. ,
' ' IVrhapa you aro trylnff to uso
!pull to open the door to huccpkb
wlif-n you Bliouni Juki pun an an.
Peppermint JNM!I -V
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READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS
Local War Veterans
Know Rocco Stramaglia
id
norco Stromaglln, Portland
heavyweight, who will face Jim
(iorniiin, of tVlgiiry, fanada in
the main event of tonight's Iai
Grande Athletic cliilrboxing "ard iU.
Hex hall, lias a number- of friemlM
In tills city, most of whom became,
neii (tainted with him "hiring the
world war, whn he; .vrved with
the dlvlKton.
"AmoiiK1 those v.-Jio knew him in
the cirmy o.re: Jrxry Koley, Walter
I'alni'-r, -iMieater Thompson'" and
ottu i.- t T . '
Th't'chrfJiin raiser toniglit will
begin at S;15 o'clock.
Here's Your Hat!
Your
SPORT NEWM
BAKER PLAYS m !
MU I UMIII I UUIII
mailt lib Mtli strniKlit yenr fir
fc-ntlf'rHtili In th utloitnl k-amir.
Portland Salesman i
Killed Near Roseburp;
' i
nosi:nrilO. Mar. 11. (ATI'
AllnTl 1. Jn K, a irtneliincry s:ih's
mun of Portland, was limlimtly 1
killed yesterday afternoon about 4
o'cloi'k win n his . ro!srfr went
over a Kti' p grade on the t'oos l':y
'highway, about Ht-ven miles west o'f
1 f 'a in pan Vall-y. A large highway
'crew was -ng;tged In widening the
highway at that point and a truek
was tumiMl across the road (lump
ing rock. Mr. Joii'M came arojiml
HARggMAN
Hurry
Don't hurry past our
corner windows. Your
new Spring Felt is beck-
oning- at you! Step into
our store -- say good-bye ,
to Old Faithful --and
conic out looking likc a
new man!
Iiv Injury or lllncas. .
t)f the tlin-. supor-foats In Itase-
l.itll, tlit-ri-! in a. chanci; that t'obtra it turn (llrt-ctly utum tin', truck ami
he broken liy llornsliy. He, I" H'MnK lo s:op m;i..kmi mis car
Tit.- iiiarhilM' rcll-
K4I.RM. Ore.. Mar. 1t. (API
linker ami ABtorla hlfth' nehonlK
meet In the opening KUme of the
lnte haBketliull tournament at 3
0 elork this iirturiioon with tlio
Jlcl.oilKhlln HilMlon.l'ri i wuter)
anil Murslirlel,) cIubIi rnllowliiK at
o'rlork. Orant IiIkIi nf I 'ort hi ml.
a lat minute entry wlio railed for
new ilrnwiiiip.. meet Mrilfonl ut
7:30 oVIork tonight, followed l.y
the Kufene.TUo lullen eneoi.mf'r.
Iiniwltifr for pOHillonii was maito.
lu lliu pre lire of iik ii.Ii.th of the
emeutive huunl of Ihe mate IiikIi
f-hool uthletic UHBorlutlon nnil (he
euaclien of the five l.ain.H in lli.i
My at the limn. Hlx teaum. Kill. 114.
linker, lllllnliorn, Kiik'-ii.., The f)al-li-M
ana Amorla won the nainn po
itlonu ilruwu lefor tho ent ranee
of tlrunt.
Halem. Pieetii lllltHlioro at 0:30
1 rlilay mornlliff and 10:30 the win
ner of tho Antorlft-floker vs. win
tier the Muinliflell . Mel.ouithlln
Kutne. -At 7:30 winner of Meilfonl
tirant vn. winner of KiiRcne-Tha
Iiollen.
Finals are to l.e played Maiurdny
night at 8:10 o'eloek when the win.
liern of the Meilford-Ornnt-The
Iiallex-Kuirene cannti meet the win.
nerd of . the Atorhi-!lnker-Manih-fleld-Salem
nnd Illlliibnro iriinen.
Winners of the serond flight meet
at 7:10 o'clock to decide third place
In the tournament. .
JMIX'lf l)F('UKri OFF.
MIAMI. Kla., Mar. M. AI)
Tho nialch tielween Oeno Tunney
mill Young Htrlbllug for Krlilny
nlglit wn declared off today.
l-.NTKIW ItACi:
l.OH AN'OKLh Kurton nils,
octlro In the American Ledon and
tintr rhlef district attorney of I x
Angeles county, announced Ills
randldacy for lieutenant governor
on the republican ticket.
What are hasclmll's ilirce gri-at-osi
ri als."
j Tlie Mix-rhMli4 of kMHat are nl
W'lljs hilfi-eHtltiK
I - . H
llereare Ihe three greaiest reaLs
In hliHeball as I see them:
Ty Cobh's reeurd of leading the
American leatrnc for nine ronst-cu-tle
ears wHh u low nverngii of.
,.:il nnd a IiIkM mark of .420.
Ha,he .Itulh'H Minit of making 13
liome runs 111 a l.r4-Kauie schedule
In certainly a super feal.
t'V Young's extraordinary per
formance In winning oyer 600
games In 52 years service as it hlg
league pitcher.
Itecoril ore maile In lie broken.
1lmeer, 1 linn. lwns felt that
lliti trio or m-unlx would sinml for
years anil years. If nut fur all time.
Yor.Nfj nnsT.
While Kuth's feat entitles him lo
Ihe lienor or being regarded ns Ihe
greatest slugger the game has ever
known. 7 hnve always fell the per
lonmuices of Cobb and Young
even more meritorious.
1 Ituth's stunt was a one-year flash
of remarkable halting, a sprint af
fair, so to speak, while the per.
formunces of Cobb and Young were
sustained efforts; Cobb over nine
years, oung 2.
Young's f.-at looms up as the
greatest of thn three. Winning lo
.ball games Is a rare stunt for a
pitcher these days; capturing JS
lis decidedly unusual. Yet Young,
lover a period of ss years, almost
averaged 2G victories per season.
Cobb finished his nine years of
I American League batting leader-
Nliln In 101.. 11. I.. .
1 - . ... I,,, uman il in ivus.
The record has already stood for
10 years. However, a serious men.
ace has come up In the person of
Rogers llornshy, star hatsman of
the National league.
Wlieti Ilnnwby fluMicd tho I92S
season with an averagm of o, tt
COHIl IN l(;l.lt. j
In leading the National . lejgu.i ' lkl, ,own ti,e National bat-'over the grade
Kir sis consecutive seasons. no hlf (.r,)W11 rr four more years to'-d
bulsiuun in the history has been 0:1 ,,, Ty s yol sw Hornsliy still '
such a furious biitling lump;iK-e. ,,,, . lls wr) rut oul I
111s nveitiga ror thai, iierimi is
practically .400. to be exact, .:!79.
I 'miiiestloiiabty llornsby is the
outstanding Imtli.T In Hie Kationul
league. He Is easily 35 points bet
ter than the most dnng"ruus con
tender, on form he should con-j ' haw a chance to break Cobb's
tlnue 10 show the way for a num- mark ami liatu Iioik-s uf doing It.
her of years unless Incapacitated It's a long iav, fur I tnust Itmtl
loun ul.ont a liundred f.-et.
SIIOOTIN'i r rj;.Y '
f At Ihe close of the 11125 season T
uf.ked him what he thought about
his chances 10 better Cobb's great
t-ccoril. lie modestly replied:
AS the former
Betty Becker
this mermaid
won the Olympic
diving title in
ls;t. beating Al
leen Klggln nnd
Carol Fletcher
among others. Re
cently, as Mrs.
rUltaoeth Decker
Tinkston. ah
copped the na
tional fancy diving
crown In high
springboard com
petition at Tampa,
Kla. Mrs. I'lnk
ston represented
the Cam Uel Mar
club of Santa
Monica. Calif., and
whipped a high
class field. Her
sensational per
formance was one
of the big features
of tho gsl to
gether. During the
last few years ahe
has been stepping I
m n ironi rsphl- e
ly In natatorial
circtea and now
ranks shh th
atara.
a 1 r
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4 i
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IIOYSTO.V. ia. (Al) One man
is ih iid and 'wo wi re- t riously iu
jurtd. one perhnpn Ititally aa a ro-t
.ull. of a siidoting aft'ruy hi re hist,
night which Was pr.-dieted hy Ihe
vifit of a h;nd of tHiy or mnre
white ruhed men to th? home of 1J.
1 4. Highy, lumln rtnan.
Sh'-riti' T. i:. .Mow a today -x-p
refused the of. in ion that the in'in
hers of the lmni, who had sur
round ) Mighy'is iHUige. wre, eui
fused when he opened the door
und hewn firing and shot each
other, nnd Itighy.
tlili inon ears to til It-
"((mn health and the break arv
csM'iilinl ti hatitug. If 1 ctmt Inner
to enjoy both I'll ivrlaiidy In iIhii
ei-ous.' :
$3 to $6
Shirts
Blue and grey
summer -chambray-
' all sizes , 50 cents
The Pieicinjf rains of, I
NEURITIS1
Torturing paina tiio kind I liel
pierce and hum and nevr sein
to let that rob a man of hi
bifep tfutt ii'siU' him juj-.t a lae
of nervt-a und rdl v.orn out.
I'hoHe lire the pain.i thut dop
ami coal tar products un only re
lieve, Vou'vr pot tti pet soiik fTiliii?
more hiNtinr;. 1 .
The' (jnlrkH(. r:ifr-Mt mil unrest
way to k t lid of thf pesiKten;,
n'ive-i.iekim; pa.ns r,i Niuritis la
lo K t .-tt.o'.tl- ot AiU nriiil St ri.il
Korititiht No. '1. He sur-' you fft-t
No" 5, whieh com: In rapsu'e
form. Take tl-se link dark Bri-ed
tapHiths as dinet'd unl notieo
how in aliuut 1i houra tluy have
eonsldrrah.y n inrt-1 -f ntt ntirr
ly banished t h.st '. re. tortu.'
mif pnn that havi canned yon
many J''ph-jt tiiehtt;.' iont(nre
I for two or thru- d:iys more or un
til the pains hnve et!i"ty disap
peared. It d"M'tn'l matt-e hnw tonir you '
may huvti sutr:ret' r wlo'ther yip.ir
Neurit in in the hi-; milder, n rin, '
nock r tejrs. Ail-ti'-hir Speclnl
Kor nulla. No. 2 will Mop tht to--tur
nnd Ki y" p"edy ndlf.
Itfl Orots trnc Htore or any irood
driiimiftt will t viad to aupp!y
yon.-- Alt.
Work
Socks
in black and brown colors.
Extra values at
10c a pair
"Pioneer
Clothiers'
" ASH BROS, "teff1