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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1926)
it I a f una ? y '? ? ,? T ? ? ? Y T ? f ? t Y ? t r T y f ROGCO KAYOS CALGARY JIM TWO AMERICAN WOMEN PITTED IN TENNIS FINALS ji'NU'R. r'ranrr. Mar. li. (AI'J i An oil-American final In ll.fl wo- , ! men'g HlnKlt'H of the Nice Iawn ' - .. j t i i i'pt-'nnU tournament, was assured to- btramaglia, Of Portland,. May wlwn HNm WIIIm. the chom- ... i mas . uorman ... t,asy , j!oslon ,.m,.rK(.d vl(.tor0ulI from the Meat; Adams Haa Snap ..mi-rin..is. . ' in Semi-Finals. ', j , vviii,iipoikki of Mme. Pe- ailsa Mumford won over Klleen HennHt, u rompnraUv;ly 4 strong English player, In an extra not Ilialfh at 4-0, 0-3, 0-0. .' Stramaclla kayos Gorninn III SOfOIHl.' v.... ..-. ,v,. v , - AiIhiiw knock out McCoy in wronil. t f . , ll- anil lloffnrr lro. . r, I'Vird onil (oli'innn draw. quintet follow: .Forwards, 'PeuRh. mty, oray: center. i Jack;- euanls, Jtllicr, liowmun.. v 1 The troop 'team, composed of numbers of tlitt, various pairoK i t . . , 1 wnn Hhniil nan OI 11 k .1 j ,.v the 'mult of (Matting the Wolf -f'jison was nearly ended before the five hit lis stride. ,Th following Fox Patio Quintet Is Winner of Troop Title The Vox Patrol baskethall teajn , and Kaven parr - Points wilt be ; ,.l ' rifIIfir:i;I'HJ;V' (l)yj HieAa? oelati (i l'resa)-?-Krlc Hagen'dacher of qeiirinny : laR nltfhCilcJhrojHd' Jake Hchaffer. world J.i.2 balk Hue! billiard champion In the final ll'iini point, hloek of their ,maifh .Ltr. jk'ltrt ft lU of 1500 IQ llt. t' ii. i .v. uil iieun was cenerauy ucru ri' roif .h tr.. i. .,......, rv-.Wv. Orav: center, kind of an lch from matches. Nut lnev Member, of the lefnrin,,. rd. Unmet!. Walker. ' uri.lly It Is an Inflammation. ' ' 1 ' 1 -r A Group of Wonderful New Frocks at i IS ONE FEATURE OF OUR COMPLETE SHOWING OF NEW APPAREL. With Easter only, three' ways away we are ready to meet your demands in Ready-to-Wear more completely and ideally than ever before.' Throughout the store is new merchandise of the highest character. all of it backed by our assurance of satisfaction. This group of New Dresses at $39.75 offers some remarkable values. Expertly designed and beautifully made, each garment not only looks the utmost in style but it also shows finest work-' manship and quality materials not possible in cheap frocks.' Heavy silk fabrics, choice spring color and color combinations, " newest trimmings and style effects each dress is charming. . Ideal for afternoon and evening wear when you take greatest pjjue 111 arjijecuum-'e. oee mem loaay. $39.75 , Another Lovely Group At $49.6 , ' ' Others $10.75 Up. ; ;!, '-ri:- .t Shoes are of great importance The little accessories' add much J? costume and here are to the final effects-smart new Utz & Dunn latest creations of gloves, pretty spring hankies, quality. Just what you wih to new shades in silk hosethey go with coat or frock. ' are here Hocpo HtmninfTliaf h, rortlnnrt I )u-uvyvf i-it. found thn pk-klnK to Iiln lilting hf-re lat nlcht and. afttr liiitlrliifc Jim Gorman, 186, of fal Rrv f'un:ulii. for a round and u hiiir. put lilm to ulrfp with a rtlit to lliii Jawo mlnutfj nrti-r llio -cond fianio Htartrd. Itoro, who hroimht a -Rood reputation to I .a Orandi;, wuh iiuik tr of th'i Hfliuitioii throughout, df ftplto thi lUrforencf! in wkIkIiI. (Jor nian' di live red Ivhh tlion half si ihwn H)lfd IiIowh lntt, on lhr oth er liand, lh; T'ortlaiid lnavy roa- , ih f d wilh upiX'rrailH, hody JiibH tmd ahotit anythiiifr cist' iio had to offe r, ' ' : 't'lif! find lialf of thn opfntn round found Jorro tnUlnfr tt nny nnd fti lliiff out hin oppoiifitt. Vhn h foiimi out what Oorniun liad..hti drovf liliri to tin ropfH with u Ktir cnwlon of rights' ami hflH to tin-fai- and hody. Tim flrHt round end d whortly afti'rward.s, Ito'To'.i by a- in I If. ) i.oriiuiii l'ioorojl.. , Horro Htartrd tim Hfnond fraiim off Uy flooring Oorman for a ;otmt of tdKht. As wion um thn Punndlan TuitDM hl fti-t Horco iiftain horod n. Hinuhhi(f h! opponent onto thfi ropc which avn way. A short ro , ocriudonrd by. tlif nopnjwlty if r'pnlrlnn tho rlnjf, prolonKd tho end.- -v: - When thft.two wont nt It nun In Itorro broadcast on npporrut,, n rlKbt nnd loft In rapid minnosBtnn and thn biff boy from thn wldo, oprn pncfji took nnothrr - olpht. Then funm the ritfht to hl Jaw and curtains.' Knil-Fliifil IHsoppoliitlntt, Tho most dlwippohitlnff ovont'bn t)m run! ws thn sonifr-final,, nr. rordlnfr to funs. Rnator Adams, of Hoi so. found an easy murk In Kid Alr(oy, of I'pndleton. who appear- cd to be nt leant 20 pounds lighter thnn his Idaho opponent instead of tbf ven nnnounced. , IJuHter, who is said to- bo a pret ty fair orapper. hud a lot of dif ficulty Reltliiff his smaller oppon ent In a position for a blow, an 'the luiter spent most of his tlnieJcov crinpr up -playinff chun, as it 'orc, In the second 'round Huster RDt'to him wlln a body blor, which nj4,ny Pendleton High Elects I E. R. Quinn Grid Coach I'KXnU-rrON.' Ore. (SpecUil) Ki;Dst It. gulnn, halflmck for tho l;it two years on the Oregon Ag ricultural college, Juw accepted the position ns hlKh school footbull roach at Pendleton for the coniiiiRj year. It was nnnounced yesterday by If. -R. Tnlow, city school superintendent. Quinn graduated In JJecember. Trior to that time, ho spent two! years In physical education at the Mfchftrarj Slate teachers' college. I lie succeeds Kd ward liutlej- who I lias bei-n lilirh school coach here for the past year. Mr. Quinn will take up his duties wt year. Pattison Bros. Grocery r Bacon Eggs Coffee and Rolls .The Begirinin'jr'Of A Perfect Day!, $ i i II J:h .it in Roy Keene Will Coach . Willamette Athletes R A I.EM, Ore. Mar. 12. (AP) Hoy Kun at prw:nt fnshiuan coach at Oregon Agricultural 'o; lego will to hcud coach nt Will aiiudte University, Ix-Kinnintr vith the opening or the university next September. Aonouncement to this effect was made ysU-rday folio wlnj? confer ences between I 'resident c arl C reus: Uoney of the tmlversily and indlvlduul memliers of the board' of 'trustees. At lis next meeting the. trustees will offlcally confirm, Kecnes appointment. . " - . J The selection for the coaching, berth hero to succeed Guy Hath bun resigned, was made by tho athletic board, meeting last Sal urduy. Since the selection by the bourd negoliu- tions have be-n going on between President Doney, Keene n duieiii bers of the hoard of trustees. Keene's home Is in Salfm. ! A Good Place To Trade HILL'S A Good Place To Trade LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOB BARGAINS Groceries Meats 5 s erve pareribs t t t x T ? T I for a change ' The family will applaud your choice. Spareribs are one of the real pork delicacies. The flavor is unique and has made them unusually popular. -Then, too, the price makes them economical. Roasted and served with browned potatoes, they are a dish you can't fail to enjoy. The family will applaud your choice. Grande Ronde Meat Co. Three Stows: City Market Hoover and Economy Groceries Meats T ? T I ! X t T ? X X .? T ? ? ? ? X ? X thought was fx trifle low, Xotvonly did .Mcf'o1 take tho count hut ho also had to be- carried- from- the ring to his dreasing room. Spectators expressed the opinion tlfat had the Pendleton boy or the llolse fighter been matched against someone In either one's cln.xH, a better fight might have resulted. O. I. Scott refereed the seml-fliiiU and the main event. ' , I PrcllmliuiHcs O. K. The best bout of the evening, liv point ol uetlon, interest uiid popu lar ntpeal, wns the second prelim Inory, a four-round go between Kid lavls and Kid Hoffner. of I41 Grande. Iloth waded -in from the opening bell and threw every kind Qf a blow imaginable at each other, with most taking effect. The first two rounds were furlou. but the iwo showed the pace, slowing up In the latter. Heferee Kurt Ker en I led it a draw. ' Karl Kord , and Vern Polemnn fnughl a four-round draw In the rirsl event. Kord, nine pourd lighter than his opponent, did most nf the leading. Cine of the adver. tlsed four - round preliminaries, smy( how or Other, failed to make its appearance. Iteforn tin main event, Tex Knight, announcer. Issued a chal lenge to thn winner on nehalf of Iiek Kcd, heavy weiglit, former I'nlversity of Oregon football cap tain, who made hit debut in tho ring a few nights ago by knocking mil Jack Jeffrie., of Portland, In the third round of a Hcmi-ftnnt at KiiK'-ne, Ore. The card was held nt l(rx hall under tho auspices of tho J.a Grande Athletic club. The government subsidy,- voted KiiiIImi rrtnl mlnoru In iit-tvint n 1 strike, in Increasing. The figures are: septemher, :i.mu.nan; t)ci tober, $M,:'Su.imh: November. IV-TiU.Of.u; December, lG.Oli 1.-ueu. What Skinny Men Ought To Know ? You prub.ihly know that Cod Liver Oil is the gn-atest flesh pro ducer in the world. Because tt contains more . Vila mines than nny food you can get. You'll bo glad to know that Cod I .Ivor Oil comes in sugur coated tablets now, ho if you really want to put Iti or 20 pounds of real healthy flesh on your, horn and feet well and strong, ask Uvi CroM Drug Store, .Glass Drugs, or any druggbtt for a box of Mcioy"s rod IJver Oil Compound TubH& Only 011 cents for 60 tablets and If you donl guln five pounds In an days your druggist Is author ied ti hand you back tho money you paid for them. It isn't anything itnnsiial for person to gain In pounds In 3 days. '- "Oct McCoy's, tho original and genuine rod Liver Oil Tablet. " . Adv. Portland Hockey Team Will Play in New York IIKG-IXA. Sask., Mar. 12. (AP) The Portland. Ore.. team of tho Western Canada Tlockey league, the Ttosebnds. left hern last night for New York city to play an ex h)litionBerJt's 'Vith the Americans of that lace. Tho wesTer'n season ended when Kdmonton. Alberta, won the championship Wednesday. "Why Are You Carrying That Coat on such a warm day?" "Going to meet a new girl and I want hert to see the Toggery Label!" The Toggery ANDREWS BROS. For Credit j ! Start the day right with a good, hearty breakfast and watch, the sunshine right through the clouds and dispel the gloom". 'Begin right by buying right. . , ' . j , ., Swift's Premium Bacon ... . ,,, . Selected Pure White Association Eggs . : ' ; Hotel Benson Coffee. ; ' , , Parker House Rolls t Our store is just as close to you as your telephone. - ' - Our delivery service is free. t . ' Phone Main 80 1 ii') I - The Oregon Hardware & Imp lement Company Announces A mm Saturday, March 13 Of The Department Hardware Store Departmentization Our store is newly arranged into de partments. Each department is a small store in itself. This means that at all times you will find a complete stock of the newest merchandise in any line in which you may be interested. NEW MERCHANDISE, NEW IDEAS, NEW ARRANGEMENT. You will be inter ested in this new kind of a hardware store. , ". The Departments Art and Gift Builders' Hardware ' FREE ! - m An Automobile - r A S is..-;n 1'iiiiy ii.inippdl small "lllldsdii" AiiIiiiiioIiIIc FREE ! A $38.50 Picture i "Tlio inrili'ii of Allah" ' Ask I s Alinut II. Automobile Household Paint Tools Cutlers Radio General Hardware Electrical Appliances Implements and Machinery - -Sporting Goods Harness . Oils and Greases,-' --14 Stores' In 1 - : FREE! . A Diamond -Tire To'. I'll 1'oiu- Car. Ask Alinm Ii. REMEMBER! SATURDAY, MARCH 13 Rememljer the Date! In order that our "Spring Opening" may be of interest to everyone, we shall give free merchandise, have bargains for young, and old and a golf competition for the sportsmen. 1 "; FREE ! Saturday Only To Hip first Kino mm wr will glvr " f ! ni'W Ki'y ChBlns; al lows (. h,,s lo ,M, rot ll)r IMK kot. Kvrry one i-PKlstirill o Insiiiv the rt'ltini of lost kc)-s,- , FREE ! 2 Payments on a Maytag Washer Ask us about it FREE! Saturday Only 1 dozen ', Crest Golf Balls To Th Winner of The MASIIIK UAMK We will Kiw one tloacti new "Cnt llalls dlic brt new ball nutate. , FREE ! V Saturday Only ' $1.00 Art Coupons . . Wo will rIvo Coupons worth l.00 thai may hi rnlccmrfl nnjr lln' Willi April is, on any 93.00 art llurrhw-e. - ' -'FREE ! $1.00 Household Coupons Tlinso Coupons arc' snort until April 15 ami may hp nsol as (1.1)0 011 any in.00 pun-hasc In tho lloiiMliold lKnanniciit. ' AFTER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS BUSINESS NOW 1- THE DEPARTMENT ILVRDWARE STORE