La Grande evening observer., March 20, 1926, Image 2

Saturday, March 20, l.)2( ,
Tage Two ,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I...-J
A Beautiful Display of
Spring Coats
The most practical garment of your spring wardrobe.
A wide choice, priced at
$14.50 to 85.00
HILL'S
"A Good ,
Place To . Trade" '
Star Cager
SSIOIIL
El
MEET BUSGH
EA'I fitiHtnvo, Knterpi iNe HkM
1 ;tv.v vviirtlit vvivHtlcf, uinl AuK'iht
I Jlij-'Ii, l.tt (Jrainle- Ki(ttl r, will
f t u t I. hen- .Miiicli uiuler 1 1m
I 1 i;i.(rl H (f tiir Ainerleau I.i-kIo'I,
ii Hi niiiiuiUircd (oiltiy. ' A HvHy
i iM'fiinilii:ii-y hu.H iilu Imtm ar
C r:. HlTd.
I l;u:icli ha been )fil(lnf on wmifi
f the (it-iiiHfhtiH in 1h fiiM
fu I hi- iMiiihwi'Ml, inclihllntf KltctnlH,
g Vidvf!. ii n (I other of a like eullbw,
j;M 1 ilUH lutll HCVMIll Of tile
hi;i(i h B ly huiVHf iuiii'kIuh.
fir (lUHlavo im ( Mike Yoki-I "Inst
j'-itunlny rilkh! at KnterpriHe, tin;
, r-it iiu'V'h lioiuc, anil lout to the
I Wyomfiiir nhovlff by an iter Men t.
a iM-conllitt: i n-porlH front .the
hntneliilne town. Yokel, after
, lnoir limn uli liour'K work, won
u rail wht-ii Gu.HtttvoH hem) rol-
JMr-t with the mat. niTt-HHltutlnj
f i vtm time thirtm? the Intertill
j! don. The second fall mine Htiott-
. ly wit Gusinvo Rtilj riiued from
tin li'ow.
: '
j Billy Evans
i Says:
TOI.GII II ft HA K
Always a great iidmlrcr of
1. mine's pitching riilllililK. I wok
surprised at thi; poor showing ho
hud.inado during tho 1922 oum
pnign. "Kol a thing," replied Hend
ricks, "If ho got thn break ho
would huvo been right at thclap
of the heap. - f
"When ho pitched my t'luli jil-
unvtt seemed tn lie ntf itu Mlrlle If
Rcprrncntullvcs of thn ).n OrnndP ',.' ,,,., ,,. ni,i i ... ,.
,, Inscbull club, member or Urn lllun lw0 runs,. We usually managed lo
Maitnlnln longim comirlfiln Buki-r. ,..,. . Thi. ii.nm ..mi-in
Vll.i wallu, lvndli-ion nml n' K0 1nlo tt hntilng or finding .lump I
' BLUE MOUNTAIN
LEAGUE TO MEET
S IN PENDLETON
In Iuih'IhiII ivrtnlri pltdirnt ni
known ah tooRli-ltick IwIi-Iitk. 'I1ny
ilon'i itvt flu lircukrt.
Thn hrfukn uro a lurgo part of a
plh'hfr'H mirci'HH. (In imiftt havn
ttn HintlcM of Da mo Korlunn If ho
Im lo pi-rcir at tlio lop of thn hraj
Alolfo l.iKiim of Dnrlnnud
mIjiimIh out im thi' Jink pHrformr-r of
Uim National h'Kuc, whlln Hianh-y
(.'ovi'lrHklc liaH hail IiIn harP of
woe In thu Aiwrlcun,
In the sprint; of J l23 I droppi-tl
lnlo tlio NprliiK training' qimrtorH of
no cmrinnnti chili ul Orlundo, KIh.
Tho lo-nlal Jack H'-ndrlckm nmn
ngt'r of thn JleK woh thn flrot
piTHon I nml. yt tarti- rlsht lu !
rami lag.
RISKO MAULS
BERLENBACH
'rwnting JJr, Jack Cobb, captain
if th Unlvcnlty of Carolina North
Nuketball Inm, who hua Juat ld
lla tum to the Southern Conference
'hamplonahlp. lie olM topped tho In
Jlvfclunl acoring lint, getting' 47
?oinra. He rntea one of the beat rage
playere the Tar Ileela have had In
. aome time,
NRW YOIIK, Mur.v2l. Al').i
Johnny Itinko. Cli'vflun.l. who
pulled hla hunila out or thn dough
I an anil pushed them Into u pair
of hoxlng glovi'a not an long uko.
lodiiy Iiuh a KOOir rlmni.lt, to pill
hl haiiila on dauKh ; oN aiiQlhi.r
idmi.. - ;! a . ,
The foimnr laikor luxt hlglitiiii;
tirid thn light hcuvywclKhl liox-
lng nhumpion, I'iiiiI Miirliuiliuch, ul-
iniint inlo liiHiuialhlllly ' In u In
roiuid in iiffli. ut .MiullBon; ftiuu.c
(lurth.n. No cliuiiiulunHhip -ua ut
Ktaki'. hill lli'il.nlilich aa liylnir
lilii uil on tho hiutywilKht ninkn
for I In rii-Nl Hun', Milh tlir. Inten
tion of riiichliii for Junk Dciup.
H-y' ITOW Ii. . -
iii-rliMiiMirh ItiHtiil inroiiirli iim
f'ght with dirriciiiiy. iro hit tn.
i mill viw in in.- rirHI mid m-con l ,
i.f.MMin, ..in nyiu nit, H-IT- for tin"
""inn r i iim Hour, a very
w.my mini. AltltoiiKh lif. Bcori'il
In hlH udvpi'Niiry'H li.ud then, wim
no ilauiage. A pile-driver lert wiih
llilng at llerlenliai'li time ami again
and neveiul tlmea II lundeii. Af
ler the flurry or the opening
round", It lout Itu illrentlon.
llr i leiiliiieh. by mate roinmliuilo i
rule, had lo inukv the weight of
...n riiiw. ne uelglu-d ,174 an
JiigbScorer
m
"What . wan thn inaltir
l.iiiliii lust waxoii?" I askiil.
with
it v. will attend a meeting of the
V league tomorrow In Pendleton, oall-
i d for the piirpoao of reorganising
for Hie coming aetmon. orrtcera
Twill be elected and a playing ached.
5 ulu adopted, it la bellxved, unleaa
i l:oiuell)lng unforeseen devulopa.
j The trend on the part of the four
Hhha fhlg year la to draw iway
.t'notn tho heiwy -expenaea atich aa
v.-i'i-e Incurred during the 1925 aea
rQii. rendli-loiL hua unnouncod that
. .. . J. Z . . . lrlckM' parting eoiiunent
,,.,) jlaytr lvfecltut-U., keep tho ,,,,, ,w ,
Mirli .rleed plnyerR olf her lineup. . ,
I. It. Itlno, secretary of the lo.
r if club, will bn the ofrlclul ilelr.
i-Me to tlie meeting.
Juat aa aoon t he wim onnouaced
to puen.
in 11183' Tinue,' ileaplt tho fact
thut he ranked fifth In effeotlveneaa
aa fur iu earned mna. wna twenty
third In the mutter of guinea won
find, loat. lio managed to win 13
guinea while he teat 13. He led tho
league in go men loat. .
. "If liiin.no jiiKt.gi-ta tin. brraka he
w ill havo a Mg aiwn,i' waa Hind.
im lila
UF..M, 1'ItOOP
t Luque alarted to win at the out-
Cmniey, Inrii hler obtained from Hie
t'ar.lliinK tiiaim'y put In two n.
anna with tin arils, ciiiiiiK "up"
fmni Milwaukee In III-' I. r
. . ...
OX .MAt'K KOSTfllt. " ''
In thu American league Hill
WamhKganRH, who lin Been nervlco
with Cleveluml und lloaton. will be
on tho Mneklnn payroll. Wamby,
beat remembered ua the. (riple-pluy
hero or the 1920 world aerlea, lii
expected to do utility work ror the
Athletlca.. He hoa been In thn mu-
Jont alnco 1914. .
Chnrlea Kobcrtaon, While Rox
pitcher, who broke Into biisebull'a
hall of fame by hurling u. perfect
gjime iifmlnaf. Dittroll In 1922, will
he a llrownin next aenaon. The
Brown obtained him by the waiver
routo.;
Krod Huney, -Detroit infleliler.
followa J toward Khluke, Ira l.'lag
ateail and aome of hla other old pals
lo .the Bed Sox.. Jluui y,, a', mighty
clever utility nian.iranie to Detroit
In tho latter port dr. 1922. He'a
played every poaltlon on the Inner
defenae. . . ' '- j
Two rormer American iengue vet'-
erana will ploy In thn rival circuit
In 1920. Tlie'arn Wnlly 1'lpp and
"Whltoy" Wilt, liolli one-time
Yankee. ...,
S flJ
SHOOTERS-WILL-.. '
CONTEST TOLEDO,
HEPPNER SUNDAY
Wlttenlxfrg Cnllnse may rot rank
vtrv hlch In Ohio lkttnll Hn !.
I hut In denial Armntrnng (ab.v. it
boa fits on of the leading Individual
ftcorers thin season. Armstronie'H
great ahot, helnn nhlt to tonn m In
from all angles mul vrlou dlntnni.
lie's a forward, red-headed a
eouthpaw.
Red Grange Shunned
By Newark School Man
NEWARK. X. J.; MuK 20. (AD
In ihc opinion of m-hool offictals
hen Hnd Orange i no Irtoul for
hoya. And -so Krndcrick W. Hall,
chairman of thn utadluin commtt
tnn of Newark hoard of education
refused the uko of thn Newark ta
dlum fn connection with Orungn'H
uppnurantfn ut a luncheon hero to
day. "
'I don't lliihk Orangn Is thn. typo
of man who Hhouhl held up to
our school children us an Idol or
Ideal," Rait mild. "f havn nothing
ugatiitft ppeffw-tormllsni V and IT
Uraugn hud finished his college ca
reer would not have anything
lo uay." ' ,' : :-
Kundair D. Wurdcn, director of
jp)iy.dcul education ordered the
attend i'hn luncheon for Clrange.
nince it looke! too .much Uko ad- .
vertlslng. - .",- f - :
Meunwhlle'lt wan announced In
New YdVk that Orangn wiw plan-1
nlng to tnkn his pi-ofesionnl team j
la Kuropn to play a series of
games with a team In-nded hy i
fieorgn WHhoii. ull-Amerlean hall'-I
hoik of, thn ITnlveriiy of WaMh- I
Ington. r" I
Willlnm It. Pickens, repre.Henl- I
Ing (Jrange's munager, , C. ('. I'yle, j
Is I o spend a, month ah road muk- j
Ing arrangemnnts. . j
Newark Ik onn'of thn cities which '
has organized n team In thn Amer- j
lean league - of ' fooihall clulia
launched hy Orange and I'yle. J
Helen Wills Reaches
Riviera Tennis Finals
CANNES. Prance'. Mar. 20. (Al')
-Helen Will reached the rinula
of another Itlvlura tonnla tourna
ment today, defeating Klleen Hcll-
Ineft.of Kngland on tin- I'tinn.'a
club court, it-i,
lie: Jlow did your futhor gel his
slurt?
She: Tin not sure, but I think
mother round him In 'neutral and
cranked him ilti. Life.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
. . STAGE ;
Leave La Grande',
8. A. M. - J.:20 P. M.
and:30 P. M. , .;
Mmwm
Safety JSuxfllii -: . ' Cumfbtfahly J .
Travel l)y Motor Slago Safely", f'onifortably. '
AKrolt TltA.NSIT COMI'ANY..
''lie drey magi'M. '
tome to our Stiigo Heput at II 14 Jefforaun Ave.
All Minimi nml lli;ieil Htng. '
I.EAVK JiA (iltAM)K IXHl
Joaeph 9 A. M. - 1 H. M. - 4 P. M. Sunday, A. M. . 4 P. L
: 1'euilleton II A. M. - 4 I. .M. Ilally.
Canurx'l to Walla Wulla
Olieap Ratra llepot l'hone We Carry Eiprea
On 8clal Trip Main 9 Anil Trunk
lleppner lind Toledo nre
(iriilnli-H i;elieduleil foea for tli.J1
Oi-eronlcn Telegraphic shoot Rim. I
day at the I.one Tree field. Thoi
meets begin nt HI n. m.
I Local Golfers to Play .
i.n Against Baker Sunday
.A 20-mun team of Jm Clrunilo
golfers will compete In n hundicup
toiirnumcnt with Itaker there to
morrow, the first flight to begin ut
9:30 a. m. Haker will open the
course there with this event.
J
(lunmen euger lo mukea con.l ,
showing hud better get Into the!
sport loinorroiv, observed r V. ,
Klngsley, secretary of the -. Wlntr. '
HI" and h'leeifoot club, this morn. I
"We have aome lough shooting (
coming up. A week from Sunday
we take on Meilfanl und Monitor
with whom we have been tied for AI.11ANV, Ore., Mat.
sixth plnifo. Huntington and Kehol Uoliin Iteed, O. A. ('
the week following nre not sulcouehi defeuted Young
tureaiening, nut April II, we will ! wards or Kansas fit v.
Robin Reed Wins from
Young Billy Edwards
20. (AP).j
wrestling I
Hilly Kil
Mo., here j
lust night In a ronili, fast hour,
before about 800 funs. ' need won j
the match by derinllt when Kd-
wurda jumped on Iteed with his
kneea, . ' .
was n-ii ntly inireliasiM .bv
riiieliinatl anil Is ilowii to plav first
set or the 192a raeo and kept It up j for ,,ln nK W w7)',.
Protection
When you deposit your
f mills with us, we Iinmedl-at.-ly
deposit with the l'"ed
eriil Iti-.-ieiVfl. Punk 10 per
' nn of l!ic amount or your
deposlt.V 'I'hlB 1 one or the require.
.nu-nts of- nieniberslili),. .
We ai! pl.-jiSdi, to b alii"
lo ojfer otii- depositors ihls,
lirnlerlion, '
UNITED STATES
N NATIONAL
BANK
!:4'";r"' M EMBER-JWWI
FEDERAL KESERVeS
all season, lie got the breaks. Hla
team 'alwaya duilvered behind hia
usiuil excellent pitching.
The close . of thn aeaaon founil
l.tniue not only, leading in earned
run cffecllvenesB with the remark
nhle average of only 1.93 runs- per
game, but also the champion twirl
er In tho matter of games won,
with 27 victories against eight de
reala: 'l.uqiift waa a greut pitcher last
season," waa th way I greeted
.Manager Jak Hendricks In the
aprlng of 1924,
"Not a bit belter than he was
tno previous aeason when he won
only half aa many games," waa
Hendricks1 reply, l.uqiie simply
got the good breuka that have been
so long due him
The season of 192J waa I.uuuc'b
best season, the one big rift In the.
cloud or adversity that haa pursued
him. That year over, he.npp.nrs to
have dropped bark Inlo his old
ways.
l.iitju. 'b pitching record, covering
bis entire career, is the best ex
ample that could possibly he otter,
i-.l a to the value of tho break.
Hrooklyn roster.
TO l'I,AY IN IIIHTIMI OI'E.V
CARNOt.STlE, Korfarshlre. Scot
land. Mur. 2n. tAP). fjimegin
Clark, a native of furnouatle and
tnro' times Australian open golf
champion, la on his way buck from
the Antipodes lo play In the llritlsh
open championship.
Carnoustie will be represented by
three professional In thu ehain
plonsliip, Mncdoiiuld Smith. Arthur
Hutehurt nml flack, who for 24
years hoa been professional to the
Hoynl Sydney club in New South
Wale.
CHARM!
Wall papers atld a chann
to the homo throiig-h
thpir colors and patterns
that harmonize with tho
other furnishings.
Wo arc displaying the
nowest ' designs in Wall
Paper. ' You are invited
to sec them in our show-
20c per bolt,' and up.
Noah's Paint
Store
1316 Adams
lie got llit-m In 1123 anil bail his
urealit year. Has the liillng
plti lier or iIh Xallonal ague,
i
! MANY HANl.K Cl.rilK.
When the 192 Ir4uill Mson
mils around, many na)or liMnie
lulMlmisrs will b seisa In linirornu.
r i lub-i other than Ihov iliry
sHrll l.st jear.
! While most of the player Chang.
Ing scenery are veterans, a few
comparative youngsters aro never
theless Included In tho list.
In .the National league the ret.
ernn "Itabliit" aloranvllle will wear
the Hraoklyn livery. Maranvllle was
with the Cuba bust aeaaon. acting
as manager for a brief period. Ire.
vlous to that he played with the in-
rules and Hrnes. ire was a mem
ber of the famous Itoston 'mirael.V
team that won the pennant um!
world series title In 1914.
The Dodger will also have tiro
other former Urates. Jrss llarnes.
pueiier, ami t.ua r-ii, outflddnr.
I KINO WITH GIANTS.
Jlnmiy ltlng, another aeasoned
campaigner, wll be a Olant In
The McOruw clan obtained the vet
uurlur rrom the I'hllll.w In the re
cent trade that brought two Ulants.
Jack Ilentley and Wayland Dean,
to tho Quukertown outfit.
King had hla best aeaaon In mi
winning 18 and losing it gamea to
a team mat stayed cliwo to the
collar all year. Uemley haa been
In tha main tent aince 1921. H
haa done aome Impreaalvc work,
being a hard bitter and fair pitch,
er. He will na doubt hold down the
flnst bam Job for the 1'hlla, where
hla slicking ability ahould come In
handy. lean I a tot, having made
hia major league debut last year.
In Hie Cub' llneop tslll appear I
a now race In Hie person of Jimmy I
Columbia Basin Bill
For $25,000 Passes
fllUVAI.I.IH. Ore. Mnr. 211. (AD
1'roreasor W. U powers, seerel-
nry of thu- Oregon reeluinntlon
congress nml head of tin. depart
ment of soils -tit Oregon Agricul
tural rollem; was notified Frldny
from Washington of the passuge or
Columbia Hum n appropriation or
l.-l.cniii to compete
me water or the folumblu river, wave of thleverv
a leiegrnni rrom Senator Stan- unt.-s had niivtoii.lv n.i
field said the Interior department lion of crimes.
snoot ugalnst lllllshoro, wbleh
lends - the- loiirnuinent,: and fo-
illlllle, which stunils third. Kilgen".
si-i-end club' In the lint and until
last week tied w ith Hillsboro. 'w ill
contest us Anril IS. with Hood
Klver, rurther down the line, all The nrlze ror uhsent.mln Iness
our other opponent. -April 2i .wn I in Hie ....... .i.n k..nni..i
milieu wim mucin. down by the surf und looked for
' 1-AfMstts Itinirtl -row.l. B Heenso numlier. Columbia (S. !
I.a Oronde . iiionntlng luck lius(c.. unite.
i.i.L.wi eiiinusiiisiic auiinnce to tno;
Iaiiio Trim shooting the lust cot-!
pie of Sundays. Klngsley predicts I
a rnaoru- crown, loiuol-row;
The Wing, Kin und I'leetfoot
club now split sixth honors with;
Koselilll-g anil .Vlonllur, .each hav
ing won seven out of,(i possible
II victories during the tournament.
Itevlsed slandlngs publAllied In
Till". On gonlall thih week run as
follows. - , -
Hillsboro
Ktlgelle
foiilllite
Portland
Klllel-prlse
ItOHi-hurg ...T.
Monitor
l,a Urn nil. i
Medfnrd
Wallowa
Mend
Meppner
Pendleton
lulotlii
Itaker
Hello
i'oi-alllS
SllVerlOll
Hood Itivi r
HlllltlllKtuii
Toledo
collage tlrove
EAlbersj
Ichickstarter!
: Albert Bnx.MillingCo.
z- PwlllcCuitMllKif .
i 100 lbs. Net
CHICK STARTER
Albers' 1926 Chick Starler
AND
AlberV 1926 Growing Mash
MEAN
1. No guesswork no disappointments.
2. Exact formulas based on scientific
" mentation. .....
.' 3. Reduction of chick mortality. ...... a.
. 4. Prevention of toe-picking. ,.
5. Elimination of leg-weakness.
6. Maximum flock uniformity.
7. Rapid cockerel growth.'. .
8. Greatest cockerel returns.
9. Proper pullet growth.
10. More "standard" eggs. '
expen-
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w.
Ill
..111
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.. 9
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., 7
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V La Grande Warehouse & Storage
1525 Jefferson St. , -:; ' ; v" MAIN JtO;
.7 .a
.net;
.CUD
.417
.si: 4
.:.c,4
.a:i.i
.(Mill
.lH!l
.IMMI
Why dlill'l .Mill l M Uitz llO
ami slack some Mine ami Imy ynni'
wnler hy the ninnth and put the
lo toi'lher nuil tlinl will ho III"
Mime klml of painl ('. I Vail
v.'lls ror X2.'Ab n gallon. It shmus
lo he selling gYnnl unit sticks flh
Annllier hlg tniek huul rnmr In
lodny from the ileMit." The nhme
xalnaltle renuirk wan fimilshel ns
hy a trnveltug snleMimti nml vi'
allocution ,. Heights, a suburb, following a " " ' "V-
Anion by vigil-1, Armp ,Iltll(v jn, tlt
paint Is about nil gone, so If you
vit;ii.A.Ti:s ursy
rilRm.o. Colo. a band or ir.n
vlglluntes are . rvlng two hour
shirts patrollng streets of Mlnne.
tile sec- I
bill currying the follllubla basin i
item passed the si nnle late yesler-l CAIIIMIs liMllvc '
lay. Professor Powers explained1 PIIOKNIX Arl fn.i.u..u .......
that rights of Oregon and Wash- fishing on the links or the I-:l .Mo
Ington to waters or the foliiinbln line iroir club, i.u iiri.n.im.. .!...
river will now be allocated In pro- wns turned on ihe cni.r.. ....i
portion for any future rcchrlnu- turcsome rrappio and venle trout
nun lieveiolllllelH tnnt may lie un- Were scnnne.l nfr II,..
denaken by either slnle. ' eager raildies
by
"With Bath, Please"
wnnl lo . nnjiit your old Fortl up
lor IDr, inke some gmwl Icmg Mep
nml m (ike tt snappy.
Mo. l! cellar sa ingles, $1.05 .1
ipinif.
re gut thn spring fever and
(hat I nil 1 enii think of intlny.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tho Poor !n' JYU-nd"
Near Kmindry. I'li'ine Main 218
Mo Sunday ltiisloess. -
"rhantom wonder horse brought to America from Kg;rpt
and way point to act tn the movies, registers nt a lending N.-w
York hotel preparatory to attending a big dinner party In hi
honor.
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-
$1.49
5 cakes P & G White Naptha
2 cakes Guest Ivory
2 cakes Ivory Soap (medium size)
1 pkg.. Ivory Soap Flakes
1 pkg. Chipso (large size)
and
1 Large Aluminum Stew Kettle.
An Aluminum Stew Kettle
Full of
Proctor & Gamble Soaps
All For Onlv
$1.49
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every cleansing need about the house brands famous for their quality
the country over. This assortment of soaps, with a useful and attract
tive aluminum stew kettle included, offers unusually big value at a re
markably low price. . 8
Sec or telephone your grocer before they're all gone!
On sale Monday, March 22nd. and for
one week only, at these stores:
PALMER'S GROCERY
JOEL'S GROCERY
GRANDE R0NDE MEAT CO.
HOOVERIZED GROCERY
BASKET GROCERY '
LA GRANDE GROCETERIA
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