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Utz & 'Duhn Stylish Shoes
, :' For Women of Good. Tasta. '
Thejr wear longer look better!
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New Tennis Cap
t SPORT NEWS
iniiiipnii itfirin . I
M Mar" AfllPl
mm m
Hy the AwM-Ulwl I Ye)
Major It-aKue Iaeball run the
gamiil l its otx ntnjr Ivo extra
ordinary pilrhing prforuianrsM. a
rmrki.bJ alugteat, ' erf orlena
Ktivn and eonU-a 4fh.eviral
-rrori n'J the wvat hr was murh
more nulled Jo football. . J
Fju1i kaaae U fonh a pitcher
to eMaltii-ii a niound. pa tluu
opening tlar wMom baa Jc
lat. Ilrouklva Ie-i4uader Irani
I am Anrrh-, and Halter. Jutmjum, (
f Uumljokli, haaas starting l1
tweaUrtfi moi will the B a-htnr
Km Sfuatctrfc. . f
Vf tty, touching his pitching
Billy Evans
Says:
MAT TOUI
lEY
on TOMORROW
w as ir a
, renuura moves up ro i
Second PUcc in League;
.'ITXinV Cl'VIADC
DEFEAT JUNIORS
IX CLASS MEET
Major I-gu manager are ofta
up against funny propositions In
the training ramp.
Cntp-It-d to pum Judgment on
a. aror or mure minor 1-ku r
cruita prior 1o the opening or the
suioij, lhy are ofit-n hard put
rrh. a i-oiidon.
Whilf ehalting wMh Manager
Kddie Collina of lh- White Kox a
8brvtport. Ijl, aaf watrhiog the
rookies perform, h re-marked:
"That fallow is either going to
talk hn.Hf back to th burti or
into a fiMj league b-rth. ;
T ran't quit mukr up my mind
Whether- I ahouid rail nim down.
1 fell' him hia pia, or should pat
' him on the bark for him apirtt.
Veatwday I took oo of th
lilnr o the ew.y prltl m. TZl
and f-xplalntl to him why h haa
made the wrong play.
''Apparently
bit ear,' bcaue
Uhfd hrn h broke into the cod
in ha ttmr and acain, srnted th
4owrrul -Otanta a lon aaety, that
waa a doublo by PHaek. Clvr
fif Idinff by Rabbit MaranTiUe. the
vt-teran horuitop lild hack th
Tr-- t two rtars of the tuaale
kind Brooklyn won, t-to -
Johnson hurled throtijrh 15 In
ninCT ag&inat the rhllad"lphU Ath-
N tics and downed Rddle Rommel in
ia wetWnff duel, 1 to It. Only six
hits were mnd off the Bg Train
rod only nin off Rommel
Hive home ran were reelatered.
Will to thp National league, but Blr
J!i0ui; Johnmoc of Bonon: Frl
S jPu. of Chicago and plclnlchj of
j 9-inclnn:itl. Thi National 4-a-i
l Kura had perfect day at bat
5 J Wheal, of Ilrooklrn: Harnabr. of
l St. 1-ouln asd Wllaon. of Boatoa.
Ttu aikma1 madn M
. nini, CH iit and li imn, aainM
, ::.t runs. 81 lilts and rfeitit mtm
for ! AiiMTlrn.,,5 ,
Iloftton wltnwdA bftUle .royal
and a njirude of pitehen. wltb.th!
IjaU of the New York Yank
xwiinfr merrllfnly aaainat thf
niodflf-d llrd Sox, only to nave the
Toxhnif-n refurd-lltft oni
. ill the Yanka larly c-ked uut
victory U to 11. '
' Hunched hitting- by. tbo Whito
. fox with llurrlHa. and Kalkr liad.
Jdk th attack. rarrU-d Til j-ona
ti a roniunt of the Brown. to l,
li spite three uila Mliot forth by
Manager Klkr.
I hi wan in rood form for Ph-re.
In ml and rmJfrrd a. 2 to l de
riHion owr Hrtnolt. Ty fohb' only
appinincft In th gam wja an a
pinch hitter and he lined to I'ht
Tho wnrld'a champioa PHtbnnt
I'iratfv wvwl tkma bt-furc Itoarr
lliimsli' Canlinab 7 to a. tho
lrliH-lpal raxtor Ix-lne Jim Boiiuai.
!'. uhu liMilnl a tmiw rwa witU
two on llit liaMV. Mat Carey. Mr.
nti- inptnln. had not tr oti nxl cuf.
fk'it'ully from life m-rat lUnnji to
lirtl(lMii In Hip gaior.
. rionoliur. T.uiuf and May atrur.
Bl-d to u victory ow tl i'hlnco
. fnha. t to . I.uiuf pitched to
only two ni-n after r-liHvina- lono.
Iiun In Ik cifhlh. Too Cuba made
flv riiL-pluvs. , -
Tlio 1'hlllir-M hit.opportiinrly b
Mnd l-nrtaon-n rood pltrhlnit to
Iriiitipl tho ltruvcai. C to a.
Hr' the lateat In unnl eapa. t'
belnc introduced on California court
ay Klcanor Trsnant. prominent ao
drty clrl of Lioa Ancvlea A you
may nuapact. the new cap i of
Krenrh dealrn. Mia Tennani. by
In way. will talc charsv ot the n-l
paatlma at the exclusive iievorly
tilll ana luntlnnon court wi .tht
with her rtm& ' "
GW-nna follctt wrlaJnly haa ln
a. much ' bmuii champion in tin
southern tournament durlnir tlie
winter. J-omlbly nhi la ov-rirolrel.
TAtWC AKT I Mlil l! -Cluha
'' , W. !"' Tct.
Hollywood S I.otta
Portlaad ' ... S
ijm Anc lea .".
Oakland ?
Sacramento S
lllwlon t
8atlla I
8an r'rantlaco ... -. 1
Cove Defeats Indians;;
Final Score 7 to
.iCa
.il'B
Attn
COVE (Speclall Cove played ;
rXK. Ore.. Apr. S4. (8pecUI) t.uehail with the fmaUlla Indians ;
Monday afternoon lb 1'nlon bijro Sunday at Cove. Tlw final rort
INFLUENZA
I Ai a preventive, melt an
inhale Burnt ana mormne-
WICUS
VVAPORUi
Hollywoad . Au(el S.
IjTIH A.VGKLKS tAl') , ft. H. K.
Ijm Anrelen .-- '. i I I
Hollywood
Hatterics: Oarrleon.. liolm and
ftiiMMyrff: ld-abe and 1-ctetm.
PortUnd t. Seatlle I.
REATTI.K (AT) ( ' It. H.
Portland . -.1..?.... t T
rVattle .'.' 1
K.
Btteriea Munuiil -aod Ierry:
le and Muldwiu. (Ten inninrrs.)
Oakland 12. KaemmenUi A.
OAKlN'P AP) 1U H.
Kacru.fii.-n I o &' S
Oakland :...1I 14
Hatlerieii HiiKliea. W. fanfVI.I
and M. Shea; Krauae and Baker.
Blue Mountain League
Season-, Opens Sunday
.pENDLrTTON. Ort.Apr. 14.
(API The Blue Mountain- Kwjru"
"t. . . ' I will awlne; Into action Bunday wih
. I?! b W" Wa. ;'VV Pendleton ,d
f ' har?1' tbe LinuUlki jrer.atlJn Iniliana
oroae inio me con. ..,. .ji-j -n,
, . ' ' M and the reervalion Iridiata.
Jot eyerythlae yon aaid man- ra ne.liated by the failure or
aireraoa It nil o. K. why even a, Grande and Bak er to ent-r
buaher ought to te wlae to that fc4rain lhu VMr nnn .
Stuff." -tit. 1 U'-1 1 vx- w . a.
A'lHtle later I made aome ertU ltn iai.n ,io. ir,v
icai comment to another player U ond th! idie-ion-raw cla,.h
and once again I heard -rabbit- WndUton J in Urn.
rOUVAMJH, Ore. Apr. 14,(Al)
:V.'ilh wreatlera entered already
from aJl aeclioua of ibe L". M.
and one Canadian pro 1 nee. ; the
National Aavoteur AthU-tie; wplon
tournament here April 1a-7 pro
mlWa to he the nioat r preventative
In rc-i yd ara.
lndlealloo ara, th ' more "than
the contPhinnt will be nlertd.
. Among national traders" in the
port, who will defend their till'si
or vie for honora are: Ruwll Via. j
welterweight Olympla t 'game
chumploa n four times national
uiuatf-ur title holdr-r, and his team
ntaUv Percy . Marti n. 124 nut io pa I
elmnipion in the ISS-pouad daaM.
now lUh tlte Jos AngIo athltttr
eluh. Their eoarh, Walter llll-r,
It 4-nteriiig a team of tAx.
Itlrhard Uarker. formrrr wrt-
llng coach at Ihe Vniv.-rnity of
Michigan and now at fortirll CoJ-
k-. Iowa., ia 4 ptrifig Keaituith
TriickinmUler J 47-pound inmbrj
af lh ivtmnlt Win iihM dVi.V.
pic gama rn-n frora the east .afih
r-cordN are: a. Hi HtiildbMlc.
feounda, unattacheHj, and Charba
i. Si rack hf-a-yr-ight, 'olgate,
Jrerfit national title holder rn-
V-r-d Include Harold , V-rnariii.
1 ir-poun.J. r from th , CuhhlnK.
Okla.V high achool: Oeorg- VowHl.
ll.S; Hu.r H PixHenton. ire and I..
llrigh.im. J3& nound. - from Okla-
hiimft A. and M. and It, W. Ham
mond. 17- T-ias unlv. riiv -K.C-1 POI.TI-AXD, Apr. 14. AP)
llorwl championa arc being f ntrr- Johnny Hill. Filipino feathprw-lght
-d from VVrmoaf, Maachujs-iiti. t red a t-chnicai round l
Piorida, Illinois. Wij,,ppi. . .Ata-1 sion over Hud Thomja, of
lattiuo. ankjtctaf-an, Vajiada jiwd Anrli, in a tamn and unlntcrct-
as-ral of the Rocky Mou.tlin i lf fight here la.st night.- In n
tala. . WaUiingcon coll g , iind other ten-round go Tommy 0isrin.
Mthl. (jc. clubs wili be r-iri-olrl Portland bajitam weight, took a d-
Intdiana kill" strong compe-iUioD ia . ?x-'r,0,l 'rm Allie Taylor. IVnd.
of Wrt4 from California.. - . . iTim Callahan, fori land lightweight
jwon in rotinda.over Al .Oracio. ,
Revd to. I'aifcr ii v ' 'of Hpokane. In' a special ev-nt.
I'.ol.in H-d, Ort-goji Agrieulluiil Kmnklc Faragcn of Antorta. knock- "
college coach, will - four tsrHve' -d out Kddle Tnice-. local light-in.-o
who won Ihe Pacific roast in- weight, in one of the preliminaries, :
rr-oiM'g.ui-i utie tnia s-ajfon. lUhi-rf
rhool Held iv anoual lotcrrl:
track and fit-Id meet, which had
been post.Kincd because of bad
weaiher. - ,
Thfrntors caplurtd mot of ihe
points with Ihe junlnrn iwveond.
The freKjiman and sophmorc clasafa
s-cnrrd onl- a npluts.
was T to 3 In favor of Cove.
port unity to view the XttC dianiotwi
l)Mar ia action. Kiaturday. whn lite
St. Johns fif-if, of-Portland, will
come down for a gattie.
Dearth? Of material ami inelig-IbU-a
haw a-rved to dumpen aome
of the pn-seajtoa - enthusiasm of
ojthecamptni team followra. Tttwe
: t u suriiiklisr of vtrjni hnv.
ever, that r-ne to brighten thlf
up a biVwt: -v i
K. ' clinJH TumiM'IIc,'iav8 thnt for a
4j1nn time tdtt thought a noiKc)f-.sH
j J tviecwriu-r am ii. deaf and tlumh
K-nographer.
Let Me Save You Money
on Painting and Paper
hanging i ; r
' Estimates Gladlv Furnished 1 I' i ;.
J. P. Morley . x
r Call MAIN 58 -rv . ;
Paint Dept of the Oregon Hdwc, & Imp. Co.
San anclco-3. Mt4oei i.
SAN PftAN-SX. (Al-J H. 11. K.
" fian . PrancUro - : 111 I
ULioan i . i !
BatterleT-Mitchell. Geary and
I'Asnew: Yelle. ('hrisliau and Wal
ter. . . . ...
Filipino Fighter Wins
In Uninteresting Bout,
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. 1 12:20 I M.
: and 3:30 P. M. ;
le thla SMrufOn.
Or- roii grapplra are ct. rd from' Oi-Aernn VSn in PUV
playinr for two or I brew week and i""' ''ocvallbt
eared' rookie cut in with the fol
lowlnir: - . '
Tell It to him, manacer. .we
don't want' any boneheade on thia
ball euin"
J rueea rolUna la at II I trylRaT to
make up hie mind aa to what d Im
position he ahonld make of the
ruher . cbesty recruit. t
fORRRtTROI.nrlOV.'
Tlvcenliy Joe. 'Itecher. world's
champion wrestler, I teliee, raoi
out of a match with Joe Maicewicz.
The heavyweiKht ' wr.tlior . title
change ao often it la hard to keep
up with thft'Orhedale. ....
Kmce hopplac" from the rlnaj in
Boaton and -hvlnic , Ualcewicx to
t,-vJ'XZFa Jfll.i, tit i ftf.1n' fMWr-II team will enter-1
are to fo on with the match. , U;? ,'h f""1' "" nuet r
So doubt Ihere . a reaaon. The I w,n"".n J mano.uwed- A ulrrel
promoter of the bout -' accuaes I "tloo ta """C Panned by the
Kt-her of oulttlne col.l. 1 u
The onlr war Wecher ean.cle.el "eporb. from the dance Khetl
I'ortlnad. Me.lfard, ; Oregon . I'ityj
Game
j are ready to start Ihe aeaaon. '
Union Shooters Bring
Home Si Crows, Magpies
rjriON. Ore.. Apr. 14. ( Special 1
Sunday mornina- the two dlvi-
aiona of the In ion Bportamen'a club
nndTthe leademhlp of o. M. Grox.
land and f". 1 radweii, went out
to: kill, crows. nieics, owls ami
hawka ' i
A total of SI bird were l;il. d.
radweii a mcn aecurinr M. The
kill was practically ull crow, only
a few mairplea and hawks belnjr
found and no owl. - The loalrur
l-n lllilinary liouta will ne run I
off the firm day, with -rnl-fina
and final scheduled for the second f
and third dtv . . i.
v.vr.r.SK.'
-rt'nlveraity
Ore.. Apr. 14. (API
of Oregon bas-hall
fan will tie (riven their Tinit on. i
Eugene Bowlers Flay
57 Games in One Dar
up the taiiRle ia o conant lo i
match willi MXIrewtcx. He prob
ably wou't. I - .
a
POI'I Mil IIKI, - . w
Bale Ititth continues to be baan
ball's itnfatest drawing card. I le
pltn bis reveries of lat year he
is packing .them In at Aery game
the Yankees wend their way-
north.
Kaoh year the Yankee make an
effort to nrhedule new cities in the
eolith for exhibition trames and the
Kabe alwayff makes the promoters
banc out the slandlns.room.only
siem.
All of which proves there Is no
one quite like the orixinal Ituth.
Ut started, the home run orjry and
a Hate Hut h cliruit swat carries
wttb It more color than a like drive
by any one else.
Other home run elurxers nr.
mere iinllators with random.
. hvk iti:vi:nsr
Por several year Olenna rollett.
national woman golbchamplon. has
held much the same place In the
feminine ranks as does. Waltt-. 11a
sen limnif the men. '. -'
. . . .. . . , , . . t
X'OE.sn, Ore, Apr. 14. f.APl 1 , ....
Starting with a friendly match.
ftnd ending Ihe Mune way. Homer i ti. . '.
W-.ll.ee unA I ... 111.. l" ' n ST' :I O plajf T a. Blie I
.. . ...., r.u.r,, mr,H defr,t In rive
Iteporbt from the dance
last week show II. at a total of 170
was added to the club treasury.
No marriage "Is a sureeHS w here
on person has to furnish most of,
tlie love and ail the obedience.
wveiwwR
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mi
Gmforfablf j
' Travel by Malar age Safely . (VimforUblj.
MOTOR TRAAHTT COMPAXr.
' Tisb Crry Staaw
I'ASSKXOKB Ami KXPKKNH SERVICE
, fmnr to onr Wage Drpot at 1114 Jefferson .r.
. All Jlodeni aod HtsMed Stag.
. 1.EAVK I.A GRA.VDpHOlt
Jrieefdi flally, A. M. and 4 P. M. -.
Pesslletoej, it A. M. and 4 P. M.
. Conuects to Walla ttalhj and Portland)
et an 4-nduntuce record for bowl.
Ini.' last nlKht.
Tho two stepped Into Ihe bowUnr
alley at noon, and when they fin
allv derided to call off the com
petition It was midnight. Pifty
seven gumes were played. Walker
.iverajted 170, and llouuey averaged
Tliree plnsetters were used due
lug the match. The first lasted but
one game, the second for flva. and
tho third stayed for the other 61
contests.
Important
matrlte In the ahort. spare of one
month. Romething must le wrong
sir
SPKKD OF KISS
HOU.YWOOn. Cal., Apr. 14.
P) The momentum of Amerl.
can oculatlon has stasrered Ern
est Vndja. Hungarian playwright,
who ia working here In the Famous
I'layera-Lasky motion plsture stu
dio. The writer from Ihs land of Ui
Mngyars, where a kiss Is si I II a kiss
to be given and taken seriously, la
frankly puszled by Us high speed
delivery In these I'aited 8lal.
"I do not criticize, but I am be
wildered by the terrific pace of
the American aaluln or affection,"
he said. ' I hare seen hundred of
instances of voting men driving- au
tomobiles with one hand, the other
nboiit a girl's waist, oblivious lo
I raffle or to the danger of collision,
natrhlng kisses while travHIog
javeiing thirty miles an hour."
lie pictured the American hus
id aa he leaven ton wrealtfast
e. rnshlnc to work, taking
Chinese Wins
jassss tr
rmna Yung Kwal lias been
voted the hrsinicKt stsdeat at
Hheriieid fccieotific school. Tale.
He i. alto a crank swimmer,
and son of the secretary of tho
t'hlnexe legation in Washington
who ass couaain of Xalc's
sw"rh flv) III 4t-wwfM-sjMej. k.--..asaoas last- er.w-
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That faith must be in the refiner
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In "Union Oil of California" you
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; three-year old reputation to protect in
the products it sells, one of which is
Aristo Motor Oil
Non-Carbonizing Western
Aristo Motor Oil is all lubrication, containing
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The small amount of residue that Aristo leaves
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Motors in good condition wlikh are lubricated
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as long and protect as well as we say
it does, cover as much surface as we
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