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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday,; March 30, lm.
Handball king ;
nell,,SQiap,tij:ionBlrtlon8 will .lt'
kivai! bo i hat fuHi chlia la' '''
how tlit uiunls ai'tuuNr worK but.
iixix I'avkii is in:vrisT
.NEW VflltK KiMie irarrrll.
jounif Infli-ldcr of tin- Glanls. anil
thm or Ills brothers Bin cfniiKtx.
KATIXCi HAS .ll,SAlVAXT.ll
,KI'. I.OI'IRJ-riany l.udwi j,
sorry now ho hud th runututbn
of., i-utlntr mivpq pork ohoiii unj
a hulf u down i-nim for liiyult.
rant. Ill' wo nalilied ly ih-if,.
tlvi- looltlus lor one llflrry
oIik. n licuvy cutrr, wuntid on
fraud rlmrKi.
POD FIELD DAY
AL HAS A fOI.K. '
Al.tlANY, N. V. Al Smith, lllii'
the 1'rlnw of Wuli'8. rilncowi VI.--loria
and (ialjilclo IVAnniinzlo. is
lalil up with 'Oinl1'tlon f t.-i-a
colli. Home of thi' leaillnif flif-uri-s
on the lilalto wunt him tD
ki.i iimrc liit..ii the HroiHlway
proiluciMH unil iilaywrlKlits for
$rii,oou a yi'iir.
rhuekfnl of enthusiasm about
(heir track und field moot in Muy,
und eMnerlally about the maun com
Clan DODGE CARS
wtm
, r Utloi. cveaU that promt- all
LIQUID SUNSHINE
KinuH or excitement, the Krude
whool hoya and Klrl haw been
;oul for training ivory available
;mlniitn Ihia week.
Central 1h iisinff the hlh Hc-hool
Irack, but Greenwood and U)v-rlu
iK'huoiH liavo new runway of their
own. huili hy Ihe young-Hiem and
nome IntPrf-Hifd growniing under
the direction of t onch' " yi ion-ton
Pupils TRAifi
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- ffi IM J fill . r 7 , liRr-' ,-: - r l .
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f yy u . afaai an jTi'i ir' i &
Ilcniii'tt and 1 lit direr tor appoint
ed hy th grade athletics eonimlt
t.r. I'oach H nnett made the , rounds
of ibe srhoola Monday, and talked
to the pupils HJisenihlh about ttth-li-UeH,
particularly track work, lie
uuk hcronipunled to Kiverlu. by 11.
V Jlmnnieli, who la io supervise the
ItralnliiK under th tuurherH there;
!toCenlrul by Ibe I lev. W. Itos.,
twno will advise with the ti-ucber
tttnfr there; and to Cireemvood, by
A.;V. NHsmi and H. 1. Crowe, who
; will Kbarc the Huptrvltdon' of the
jwqrk In that dUtriet. '
j liulleliiiH to explain .the dctalla
of iniiHj fornpelliion ure being pre
; pared at Superintendent J. T.
,onKt'cllnwH office thin week, ami
will be distributed to the" children j
within a few days to tcH'e (hem a'
tft Mnyn.ird lniwel of Lob An
fl. Cnlif.. who recently won the
National handlwll title for the third
lucres I -e maunn Lawell worked
flip way through one of the clansiest
fields ever to compete for the crown,
(ftnting another westerner. Jack Don
van. of Han Francisco, In the finals.
iK-tter understanding of the way
games will h handliMl on the
, Suffity Swiftly ; GimfbrfaUy
Travel by Motor Siage Safely - Comfortably.
MOTOH TRANSIT CO.MI'AAV. ;
The Grey hlaili'n.
CKuna lo our Ntnuu l-pat at IIU Jefferson A lew
All Modern anil Heated Staeii.
I.-.A I) LA tiltAMIU I on
Joseph t A. M. . I H. M. 4 I. M. Sunday, A. M. 4 P.
I'enilletim 1 1 A. M. - 4 I. M. Dully.
Connects to Walla Walla
Cheap Kate Depot JPJione Wo Carry Express
On Kwxlal Trip Main t And Trunks '
Fine Materials and Expert Making at Prices You
Can Afford to Pay
More than anything: else, your desire t
requires a smart new dress, a ray new ha
at $27.75 and $37.75 are attracting particu
tenais and workmanship in them as well
models that are less expensive and some e
these groups offer unusual values for th
Hats
Have been in great demand the last
. week and those who have delayed get
ting a new Easter "bonnet" will find
some new shapes, bright with spring
flower colors, that are lovely. Special
values at $5.50. v , ;
. The new and dressy silk gloves are
here, too.
o have a becoming new. outfit for Easter
t, and stylish new shoes. Our Easter frocks
lar attention because of the- excellent ma-
as the charming , designs. You'll find
specially fine dresses' that are more but
e practical Easter shopper:
Shoes i
The new Utz & Dunn styles are very
popular with well-dressed women. Sat
ins with contrasting silver trim, soft,
calf straps in the spring color combin
ations, pumps with smart buckle to
one side-these are some choice models.
A Good
Place to
Trado ,
HILL'S
A Good
Place to
- Trade
I SPORT NEWS
i i j i j
IN NET PLAY
A ti-nnln lournanirnt among tlin
i lilKh whool Iiojh of tho 1-a Orandu
I. iinl rluh BturliMl lat week und
up until thlK inornlnfr wven'Kanif-d
laid been played. Mliflit players
yk hti u eilniinatrd In the Bin
Kl''. two K.'iinc.s liavtnK been ror
fi Id d. (in., (tiuuo Iioh heen played
rind one furii ittd in the doiiblea.
In hut week' ki.iimk flulrc Mo.
.K. iinon and Toni llruea pluycd
with MrKcimon wiaiilnic 6-2, 3-6,
i'.-2. Juhii l.aristin won from Ijaw.
renee I lay Junit om,w
won from Itli linrd Lyman C-S. 4.0,
fi-2; l Muaer von from Wlllluui
Terry G-It. 1I.-4 ; ' Nornuin Jenae for
faited lo l'. rcy iiwell and Harold
llerr rorfelted lo Htcwart Merrill.
Yivdcrday evenlnR ljirlnon and
:J.owell met, i.owell Hiiininr ..
3-(i, 0-7 and llolmia won from word on the riililli .
Billy Evans
: Says:
ahould be more formidable.
The J'hllly nianaeer feel that
Way land Dean will win for him. An
a. matter of raet, he In hopetul that
the former Cilant will turn In na
I many vletorlea tut do.-s Jluiiny Jtlnir
lor .New Yorlt.
"'iiiere. Im no iloilbt about lleun's
ability," aa 1,1 Kletcher, "and I be
lieve thai I understand his. tem
perament perfeetly, I lean doesn't
Wild Geese Refuse to
Go North This Spring
PORTLAND, Mar. .311. (AD A
Mock of uptiroltuately J5,ono wild
Reese, that haw hnrrassed (Milium
county farmers all winter Instead
Of rollowlriK" their annual custom
of rolnff south have abandoned
Innnthee nf fhele ti,llllnnu Vn.v
thrive on entlclsm; few players do. a,,D"" r ",p,r iraions. .ow
"I have told him thai, all he haw ibey refure lo po north with thond-
I'eniisnt mnjK'tunt diMitu't even
el a Kllgiit rlsn mil of Mananer
Art Fletcher of dm I'lilhulelidila
.Nationals.
At present his chief thought In
life. Is developing a ball club that
will mnko Interesting rompetltlun
for the rest of the National le ague.
Manager l-'letrher mukeii no tire
tense ubout pennant nsidrnilons,
but, take It from me, any club pie.
sided over hylhe rormer Clant
slur. Is certain to play Interesting
baselmll. Thai's his style.
Kleicher. trained by John Me.
Qrsw. a natural uKgrmslvn ball
pluyer; has no us. tor the drones.
He wants only ul h l, t. v,a ari. u.
ways giving their best, regardless
of how good or how bad It muv be.
winning null games is the watch-
Ahvser il-ii, c-3, eliminating Lnrl.
-. Mill Und MoHer.
l.arinun and Olass won from
llruec und I.ymun In the doubles
In last week's Kumis C-J, 6-t and
JleiT' and Merrill forfeited to
Thurston and McKcnnon.
) Today Hay Keown and Benjamin
fiesterllng will play und tteorgn
"No! we haven't got the nennant
fever," remarked Fletcher as I dis
cussed his ball rluli wilh him. 'The
big Idea Is to win every ball game
wo can on the theory that ou can't
worry about those you lose and
bring them hack.
'! would KSV mv luill clnh I .i
fllnss will play Wilson Tburstou. In least SO percent un.,,ura ... iu.
.mi, u.niuies wruon ana iiwas win anwii, inayho So rs'lnlM hcttcr."
1'i.iy jiuuiii'k anu uay. jue finals
will he played off by th end of
litis week. John Larlsoo Ui wan
"kit of the tournnment.
BAKER-LA GMKDF
STAGE
Leave La Grande
8. A. M. - XOB P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
I
XK)Klt TO IIIINTI.I-Y
"Jack-Bentley will play first base
better than It has been played for
the rhllllea In years, while his but
ting la certain lo be a factor.
"Krlberg. at second. Is sure to
nlp us. lis la the best mini at that
position sluce : have, had charge
Of tho club. Inddenlttllv. !,
I danrerous batsman.
I "The ability of Hand at shortstop
uun-n ana needs no comment.
Al thlid, Huber, not flashy. Is very
dependable.
"It should prove the best all.
round lurirld (hat hua ever played
under my management. For that
reason I look for improvement In
our general play.
" Better pitching Is another n.n.nn '
wny. r'lMcjier - btllevis
to do for mo In win ball games;
Hint the pitching of the game will
be entirely up to him. . lit won't
get any suggestions from me."
' KTitoNo ixn Tryr' .
Kletcher Is also strong for a
youngster by the numti of WI1I
oughhy, who has shown great form
In I he spring games. He Is to start
as a regular. " - "
Maun, a former member of the
Olnnls. sent to Indianapolis lust
season. Is back with the rhllllea via
the draft route, lietcher believes
he is about nsidy.
rerhaps the personnel of tho
Dilutes on puper doesn't Impress
you. but 1 n m sure you would have
a much better opinion of Kit-teller's
cluli if you saw- it In notion.
l'ietcher, u Biiuirt bnll player, is
proving u smart manager and bis
club plnys cnappy, aggressive base
ball, ju.st the type you would ex
pect. The liilllles am not penuant
winners but are Intcroslbig.
hixk.n i:n.ioving iikiu-sfxI'1
ROM B . Helen Wills la having a
wonderful lime, I'rlnceHses and
duchesses and divinity Mudents
are flocking lo are her play and
they ure enthusiastic over her
bcuuty as well as ability.
vent, of warm spring weather,-and
aii-udempt Is to be made lo
frighten them away.
Coffeo will not keep you nwake
at night If you drink milk instead.
NOMKRS nAISl i W UF.STIJ7JI.S
I'ltOVlnKNCr, It. I. They
ruise wrestlers nt Bouiers, Oonn.
i riuiK hpeiiman Jr. la now rap.
tain of the mutmen ut Brown uul
versify us two brothers were beforo
nun.
i.r.Ait.MNO Tiutti; k's
rorNftt, iti.i'Ki'"S. To. -Adam
lierry. retired former, ut tl Is
learning to read, write und "fl j
u re." (to that he ran avoid an
"uninteresting old age." and kn-p
his accounts straight, fntll his
wits died she always kept their
accounts and handled the corres
pondence. He STWflil fnue knilM
hU club dally with a prlvats teacher.
Somo farmer rauui almost tdl
big lue. a lie. lln i-aiuei lieix- and
ld uui several wagnn loads of
uniars-k ImMs f,. 13t. pi,xs5.
lln mid be wxmiUI ilellior by nevt
Katunlay, so In utknI falih wn
advertised his posts at He aplni-.
(Hhi-r faniM-rs raiiie In with lny
ra'a.s trucks In haul nut p.e.is. lmt
sm I lie niui raruMsr nunn uunast
JUug a lie. m arm tlie iiuo Uiut
bsw to hear tlio blaiinv wnuld
rathr tliat tlm fainair Uutt ilnn't
lutenul m hrtng tlUng MixUibi t
make, us promise, if , wm
caite In with his lost after rc.l
Uuj Uils ad wo will sun (ai,,,, ou
posts.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
' "Th roar Usui's lrlBl
Smi -Foundry. llMna Main lis
No Kunday Bastncaa.
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