La Grande evening observer., March 25, 1926, Image 2

.';!;i,ragti. Two .-.-,
Thursday, March 25, lt)2(i.
LA GRANDE KVENINO OBSERVER'-
SPORT NE WS
STRIBLING AND
SLATTERY WILL
TRADE- PUNCHES
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, A new hat for Easter is - r S ' ' - -KCV L ,
in straws, felts, and silks SnJT " :J yTWi mKr : " U-tM"- ! JSgSMSL
. at equally attractive Vf (G'H , ' ' sTfe V t lfT' , wS ' -fM ! f?
prices. ,. . v : . flf M.y . te-f7. ' ' : Tplf ft V&trM ! '" ' v j L.. W J
M Nvel new brims, the T POXJ r V ' i ' M W ' 1 'WW&Wi ' - Q 1 W?' V " I?
. smart tarn-like Beret, and - V gH - W&W 1 ' W- I Wffl' v-Ll " " i t& W
larger hats, aU give a - yfCf i,;'M ' V5$1 ' VA ' (P V '
pleasant variety. The . V- -.v v&'. " iff i M " ' ! .1 $ w if
lovely color shades are in ; . 1," UN J H ' 'J - &m - ft ' ?iA : vV nLJ- :
; keeping with the bright . T$ 1 J , v. ' , FT ,v X;7
Easter season. . . tef 1
Choice new hats at $5.60 "1 .0 V. Sj YtX l W$3 71 I '
and $fi.75-up to $lfi.00 f MA ' " ; M4J, &m Lf. H
..ZMlKfivj-lMiWse miff. ;s
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Wonderful Values in New Apparel
Easter Parade
' At the one time of the year when you are most interested
in new clothes and'thc personal appearance that is worthy of
pride-Easter-time this store offers values in the latest and
most charming apparel. that you cannot afford to miss. The
clothing budget of every woman is limited yet she is interested
in having a new spring outfit that ia complete and effective in
every detail. . .
Our reputation for unusual ready-to-wear values is borne
1 out strikingly in these smart spring coats, lovely Easter dresses,
; and appropriate accessories. If you are intent on making your
money go the farthest possible, you will find in the new herring
bone fabrics many coats of special quality some choice models
at $19.75 and $27.75. Others from $14.75 to $62.75 newest
s-pring colors and style variations. In the frocks purchased
especially for Easter are models not only stylishly designed but
expertly made of fine materials. Heavy silks charmingly
, trimmed new shades in spring combinations are found in '
. a select group of dresses at $29.75 and $37.75. Others are ex
cellent values from $10.75 to 19.75 for the elaborate frocks.
And every garment is of proportionate quality that is depend-'
able the utmost in value.
I
New Things to Complete
Your Costume
A coat, dress and hat are the essentials of a new
, costume but pleasing perfection is had onlv when proper
attention is given the accessories. New shoes need not
be freakish but their smart style will add much to the
effect Utz & Dunn new models are here famed for
good wear as well as stylo at moderate prices.
Matching or contrasting shades of new silk hosiery
are almost a necessity. This spring style- brings forth
many new coloi-s that are found in Hummingbird and
In Van Kaalte fine stockings. Guaranteed values the
utmost in lovely service at $1.50 and $2.
New gloves in light colored kid or smart silks
new handbags from which protrude the gay new hand
kerchiefs so popular this season these are a few of
the accessories you'll find most interesting on your
tour of the store. Moderate prices are emphasized
in every department to make your dollars go an extra
distance in spring outfitting.
HILL'S
"A Good Tlace To Trade"
'Billy Evans
Says:
NEW YOIilf.' Star. 2S.' (AP)
Y otmK . HtrlljIliiK. of Atliuilu,
Jimmy Slull. ry. of 1lnrr;ilo, x. Y.,;
urn ut llio crews roailH of ht-avy.';
W. IkIiI piifflllsin und tonlKlit
.l.'dilc whic h miiki' the turn
tin y ruiinot so utralBlit on side By,
slilc. ,
These youthful lorformera i.uM
Into tliq lioxlnif fori'crouml uhjui
thnw y.aia uifo In imich Hip
wuy nnil iliflr rareors ort llnl.m,
for tlm (IforKlun luccd tliu ih.-q
llitlit licuvjwclirlit chiiinpWn. Juki!
MuTIhiM" In n-no-dwlHlon rontPKi
only to liavo Sluttcry pop from o .
wln:r to hiut MtrllilliiK In a sl.
rimiitl limit at Iluffuln. ;.
Kino.. Ilicn both liavo itiini.1
tlulr niujoilty iiiul limy i iikuki In
bniiiK of mori' than Mix rouii.lt, to
wlii.li ili'y w..ro limlti.l in J.w
York slut.' wlillo mlnom. Tonli 'm'h
wiiiiihl.lv In '"t for I' ll, l.ut t ...r.! r
lire many who h.'ll. vo th:it tho
ili will cn.l lent; bt'foro III.) III. I i
r.iirh.Mi. i:.ioh man hiui'lils . iv
iowlllK. . ' '' ' ;
Ont-c nifn ItclrdJi Ifmnw ns tlio
itn-At tlitfnl of the 1 Aiiirrit-mt
I 'or years (ho .T.vKrrs liavo liccn
a iM'tiiiunt ini'iiht'P, hut not slnoo
lo hrm l hi'y wmi an Aniciicnn
Ijtukw Hair. This niny lio tlp
Without a (tufstidn Detroit has
thf best fnrltfiwl club in the
Amirlcnn JenBue, If not tlic ma
jors. Two or throe nnn for every
position, all rapuble of playing up
to the major h-airuo MuiKlnnl.
f)n homn club that didn't have, a
Lu Hlue, Johnny Noun would bo the
regular firat aacker. At shortstop
the Typors huv two of I he best
porformer in the major in 'fawn
er and RtKney. . '
So tlub in the biff loaffueH is so
will (((flipped at those two mast
important positions, shortstop and
first bast, as the Tylers.
Four athletes are, fighting1 for
Hi'ooml base, but it is almost a cer
tainty 'Mint' the : veteran Prank
O'Kourke will ugain .tart at that
position.
ELGIN PLANNING- .
TOR ERECTION
OF GYMNASIUM
F.lXiJX, Oris (Spopiul) At a
ni"-.;lin(c of r.-ti,K'ntatlvos of vurl
oim orKiinlnitloiiH of- I ho city lil'hl
.Mon.Iuy . v.-nini; at tlm city hull It
wiih il. rinll. ly ik.ol.l. il that tlm Kl
nih chool Khoiil.1 have a ttynina
sliiin. und ways uml nu alm Worn
iU( iis.4-.I l.y thaso ir.-s.".nt.
K. pi. M. ntailvoa of tin" student
ho.ly, tin. IiIkH s.hool nlnninl. Kl
Kin i-oniinunlly cliih, tho nchool
hoard, tho Woman', club and fra
ternal Kocl.'tips wr.- iir.'Hcnt at tho
nicctiutf. J'aul Sa.lh'r was elected
temporary chairman und K. S. Mr.
Connie); was elecled secretitry. Kv
f. rjone resent expressed his ap
provnl of the project and promised
to Kiy his support, for Its uccom
i pllshment.
i RALPH HAND, OF
EUGENE, BEATS
FRANK PILLING
KI"Oi:XK. Ore, Mar. 2r,. tAP)
Ilalph llund. of HuRen.', took
two stralirht falls rrom KrunK I'lll
ln, of Pendleton, in an armory
wrestling curd here Inst nlKht. . Tho
first full came in 57 mlnutfit and
the second less thun six mini
later. Hoth' falls were secnreJ
n head scissors and Japanese.
lock.
I CI. ort-'i" .'twililm!" r,i. 'r i.:iic
irr'ne, took two out of tlire.-.falls
from Hoy Cednrstrom, cr Mrsh-I'i.-Id,
In a sensational special evnt.
See the new dress
materials in our
Dry Goods Department
Shmitil he so stale. Ty lias Islle
Iturke mi. I chnrlif. (I'hrliis.'r to
slep int.. the bren.'ll.
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LOOKS UKR COAIl'.n.
This fellow OehrinK!', who was
a sensation vith Toronto In tho
International J.eairue Inst season,
appears to have Brent possibilities,
lie's a biir raiiRy fellow, the ideal
type for a second-sucker 'and has
a marvelous pair of hands.
MunaRer I'ohb is very positive in
his belief that Ihir.l base will be
better taken oare or thai in years.
Jack "Warner, who performed so
capably at Hint position In. the rail
Of last year, hos as his rival Hilly
Mullen, late or Ft. Worth. It's ko
iiiB to he an InterestliiK battle tor
the dirricult corner. .
Muniou. the best catcher ill the
International lust season. Is back
with the Tyirers und should bolster
up the huckMnppinpr department,
lie Is sine lo be Kiven his share, of
work.
I ...
I Oil tin" whole, Mannttcr f'obli Is
p.tly well snllfl with his ball
. lull, but hit has a lurklne suspic ion
Hint his pin bin- may full him.
MOI'NI) STAFF IIF.TTF.lt
I Lack or consistent pltchlnu is a
h.settiiiK fault or till major clubs,
the TyKcrs are no exception. How
ever, as I uual.v2e.I the twirling
possibilities, It strikes me that thn
lietrolt stafr or this year is 20 per
cent more efriei, nt Ihan the. lu:r,
rxTsnnnel.
Whilnhlll, u rorkinir fine, south
paw, away to a bad stnrt last sea- '
son, is sure to have a better year, i
Oeorirc ti.niss, a very (,-ood veteran,
should do as w.ll. llolloway. lll
much of last year, can he banked I
on for iwller work, stoner .says
ne is Komir io win H, maybe
ftnmes.
Two pitchers I flRuro lo help TV",
troit this year are Carroll, the Holy
Cross star, and Itarfoot, rrom Ver
non of the Const league. Carroll
hai. the stuff. A few wins would
supply him with the much-needed
confidence, liarfoot, with a tall- I
I'HIXCK I.OSI-.S MATCH.
I.ONDO.V. Slur. 25. (AC) Tli
Prince or rales was deflated by
Captain II. l. MarRettson, . two
Kumcs of love, In the fourth round
I of th.' parliamentary s.tiush ruck
ets handicuit toiirnaincnt at the
ninth clubs today, hut went down
i with i-olors flyinic us he played
from .sernlch. KiviiiK his opponent
a six-point handicap. The scores
were 1S-17,. 18-15.
sirr swiMMixts itiroito
CINCINNATI. Mar. 2f.. (Ap)
I Two new world's records wer
I made nt a swimming meet lieri.
lust niKht. The Cincinnati V. M.
- c. A. team by ni'potlatlnjr tho four
huii.Ired dash course in 3:40 4-fi,
clipped 2 4-5 seconds off the for
mer record. 3:43 3-5, held by the
Illinois A. c. Krlck Ilu.linachi-r, of
(lermany, huns up a new record In
the GOO yard swim by covering the
distance in 7:03 3-5.
end club lust season, won more
than 20 Karnes. Likewise Qlhson ,
and Smith are fine prospects.
Yes, Slrl Tho Detroit Tyjrrrs are
oi" more- tho jtrrat American
I-ninie thn nl, a pennant mraaci".
As usual, jnti lmist nguro them 10
Is" stmniils' In the rimnlnc.
5
20
BAKER-LA WE
stage ;;
Leave La Grande
8. A.M. -!:2eP.M.
and 8. -30 P. M.
MLE WORKERS
j-GIVE SUPPORT
,l TO GOV. PINCHOT
ItARniBIlUna. Ponn. Mar. Si.
flMJ--The 'I'ntted Mine Workm
aud their frl. uds are detcruilnis) lo
elect Governor I'inehol to Ih r.
Ittil Siat.st . nate and deft tka.
atnr Whnrlnn Pepper and foB'
Krtssman Willum S. Vare. the irov
ernors' onnonenta In iin.
icoiJien.".! rueo.
a wml Thllllp Murray, In.
tfrwtloul vie pnhl.-i,t. Tb0liia
Kwtafdy. luternalloul wcrrtary
t"wff, John Urophy, and r. T.
rMnd, dljtrlet pn-aldrnt of thn
uilnera orKulnutlon, In a state,
nient prol.Trting snlnsi the
rmsmL i i i
,e''tloo that Oowrnor Hnehot rcBtons
withdraw from the contest for tho
c3
Safely Suxfll
i.vstuCN ROAn iou.:n
republican svnutorlal nnmlnation, WOMF.X AT TIKI r j ,,,,.,.,. M
. . . . JKnt'ttALISM Arh wnm.. ..! HtM-Ith Main. This city.
. ur ui.i.iu m i..ie., a-riare.i mat . ,..,. ,... ...," " . oanlea for Pawl Keverc hat In-
The unlhn' leader d.-eiarod that .. .hm I'?1111- Arah nnen ah
.. . ... ...--v... tiKHtinir France In Syria. Twn hat
. re .r. , mcnot n - out ot tnp uUon, tCHk pnr, ,
race, Itepresentatlw Vare would He near lnmnscus and more are
Ihen receive the votes In Hie roal helntf rerrnlteS.
sured 111 steam mi roller against j
tire and llioft. tt mnlnhed for four
days last year. :..,.' j
Trarcl by Mntnt Rtajte 8afel . tvmrnrt.M.
MOTOR TTT roU.(S5'0,taW''
TI.0 Orey Stase.
o o, fi,.so r, ,
All Moto and HeatM staM.
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