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Page Two Vtz & Dunn Stylish Shoes For Women f Co6d Taste. They wear kmfer look better! HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" HOMERS HELP YANKEES WIN i LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER HlS'S REDS' "BIG BERTHA" gufnrrfav. Airil 24, 1926. - SPORT NEWS In litfaw ' TOURNEY PLAY f STARTS SOON .Members o( the l.a, Grande Ten iiji club will tomorrow begin a chullnnge luurnument, which will probably extend over (wo or three monlliH linn'. Twenty mini-, and i IkIU women players have entered. The nralrhcs will ho played, on til courts neur the lioHpltnl--tcroMliJv , 4ruwinKs will tuko 'plaro toinor. ro.w but. when Hio mutches will be. played, Is up to tho contestant., ah lUptigh ull who. draw Sunday mutf jyjly ,or default , within ft W'l 4UIIC. - ' . 1 i. nl) Membership. In me club I oper lii anyone and, tit jircscnt, qult r jjnlimbcr ot racquet wcllder. are en- Jittlieu. ' (.uier iweruiuu luuruu intents wltli llift-O.-W.. club and ijijlin IJnlon .clulJ, will ba arranged ;'4hd plana arc also being mad for county, tournament to no peio liere. 'I The chjitlcnge tournament play ; jwill be cohMnrd to ilngh. : ! Paddock Will Attempt ;' To Smash Century Mark IXAHKMONT, l. Apr. U. , 'AI') 4'hurlcs Paddock, champ ion sprinter, faced fleet competi tion on llin clndnr path her to'. ... r "ttempt to shutter, the 'world's record of 9 and three, ftflhr neconda for tho lOO.ynrd dttah (vii. nil ha and two other hold., nt. opponents in me. aaan ware jugu vmney, romona. college li.rlnter and Murray Hchulta, Oall foinlu Institute of technology rtJB 111!! Uco. . w;, . . ' ! Billy Evans Says: Muh (l()V4tlUll(l ... Now York ,...,. SVashtriKton rhIrnKO .... Jiotrolt , , Hon ton , Philadelphia. Ht. lAUiH ... t 2 PPt. .U'M) .6 Oil ..4 14 moiii; Alton ijahi:. Why ull tho ado iilfout Jtiibft fjoHloii Suzanne May Meet Helen Wills Ajpaln ,NKV YORK, Apr. 14. (AH JVann, Idtntfleri - MUvJT-';lllttyir irUn Mfera PrLp I lu miikc u hIjc montlm tour of the 1'nltod States. It was nnounwd by W)w ttlK0, HW.mnuhua t0.' Siwunno (Mmrlrii C. Pylo, Jtetl - Orangi' j((.nKrnt , . . . . ; ...... v - manajft:r. i iiT tour win uifin in hortio ruiiH fov u world record li wuh far from IhImk il tiny noil. .. 'i'ho ftulx' w'ttlKl't iihuiit ZZ'i that Nf'Urlllll. ' I .ant yi'ur Itnl h wr'iKhd admit th Huntit lint It wuHii't a K"ud .VOilfhr. IflHt'-Uil Ul tilt- lllUHflCC jliiK liard and ,t)io flfHh firm, hy whi nofl and fluhhy. JiiJtiiltH und IIIiuhh trvii)t!d tuth from tC"ttliiK Inln rondlllon. f Thin whli'ti..r-uiim huvf lf-n rlttii oout:; (Iim wHtfht tltut tutl, hurt tukin' off In JiIh effort to oom' halt, prnvldnl ip py-ir vent awtty.-. I would Im willJnK to wuKfrthat Ruth wtdKliK 'itu rlK"t now, tin might tip thtt Hnnlii at m, thn vtlht ut which In did IiIh JfUttflK. Iluth haHn't wuati'd away, to lothlnK bpfUUHA of )iIh wlntfr'ii fort to re Rut n condition. Hf's .0 name old Hube, u Kood ld . aJkUlm, . but the inusclea once guln look Jiani, and tin; flt'uli Urm. It taltMi plonty of wMght nqd rul Htn-nKth to oek the Imll as ;uth did lit Hh ood old day 8. i FOHI'JfiY STAIIH. ' Durlnjc the puat. year thn wi promury of Ihu (;nlld HtatcH In aporpi : hun In -in h rudHy Jolti'o. DiurliH lloff Iihh bo in Hhowlntc thfi natlvi'H how to poWt.vuult and recently 'In competition . with our bint uthlctfH pitMl(y won tho In door ulUurOiind chauiplonHhlp. L Jaki) Hchtiffcr )iuh twlcti been deprived of IiIh lillltard title, oire by HorcmatiH of HelKlum und, af ter he ri'Katncd it, onl to HuK'n lucher of Ui-miitny. Then Uwrt. ure Nurnil, J.owe, AbrahnriiH und J.lddell, ull world ehumpH at-1 their rnpi'Ctlvi! ills tunecH, Jiulllng- from tho olhol ldi. Kvim the tfrcot TlMr;unle(l itH miproino in tennli), wuu deputed by Jlorotut of Kruno. I-lvlen NKW YOIlK A1'). Homo run liy Ituth and Kociiltr euuldi.'d the VuiikcfH lo defeat I tout on Krltlay, 3 lo 1. Kocnlx hit thu flint bull pitched In tho open in tf Innltiff for the routi) whllu Kutli punched lilu Hecond of the Kcanon in tho Htamlu in the Me veil l h. Jt wuu Kuth'H ope hundred und eleventh lioni.tr In IiIh II yturH u u iiiajor leaKiier. Tho hcore: It. Jt. J;. r. 1 , 7 . i) Now Vorlt 0 U MuttrrlfH IturfitiK. Wiltx and (laatou; i'ennock and f'ollliiH. Cleveland ft, I let roll :, Hcore: 1(. II. II. lietrolt 'J JO 2 t'levelund ... U 1 'J Halterlt M - Holloway, Oilmou uml linfder, -Man ion; tlhl" und J.. tS-.-ell. i . - St. l-milri 2, rii(rtto I 8T. J.OCJH t AP) Hcore: . It. II. K. C'hiruifo , I U a HI. JuIh 2 6 J (U InnliKH) ItattorleM --I.yoiirt and .Sehullr; CiuHton und Hurfrrave. - , KtnaUrfi li, . AtlilHbiK ft PHII.ADEIJ'HIA (AP) Score: . . Jl. H. -13. Wuahlnirton t t JH a Philadelphia ... t J 1 1 Uattflrlfti Johnson and It uel; UiwVti rule, iieiiuarh and ('oei, rane. nation ai. ij;a.ii: SHOOTERS HAVE CHANCE TO CINCH TRIP TO PORTLAND tHuskv Freshmen Crews i Facing Reed College HHOOTEItH Sporla ' iji Grande', chance, to vt Into the alioot-olf for Hie Oregonlnn'. irrand clalleiiKe trophy will lie decided, at the final uunllrylnif round at the Lone Tree trounld Hunfluy at Hi a. in. Tomorrow's Is. a slnule shoot, instead of the usual doul.le.heudeiv Nevurlhe- leas, the Wins. I'ln and Kleetfoot! club haa two opponenta: Kalem, in the reirular BChi dule, and Kukoiiu, with whom the local huniers thil at 75 hut week, , ' , ' Allhouuh she now holds a clear title to eiKhth pluce. .I.a til nude j Stands' a posxihllliy uf slluiiinK ov low Hie critical tenth runt; if she shoots with bad luck tomorrow. ' I.eaKlll'd uualnst her are . Hlilf-ln'H , and KuKene's penchants for bo uii-j Inv 76 slrulaht. ' .' I Iji Oiunde realty has a title to' the finuls. tonal aiioitsinen riKure.l With .': rliiliH In the tournument. ' Hho huS never .dropped helo.v rlKhlh place In the slundiiurs. Hhe hus 13 wins to' her credit out o.'l it iinMsible 0. The date uml the place for thei Ktate shoot-off will be announced ! wlllilu a few days, the (JrcKonlun iinuuuneeH. .... ... .1 P It was a bl day for University- of :w.,.hinrlnn frMthmar) epov, J toilu ..... iin vlahls llued up iWIIVIl 111. 7-. .. ' . ......... I l.t.lr an- 'on luKe WIIBIIIIIK'"" . nuul ruco with lteed collefc-e or Portland over a two mile course. Kono ot the oarsmen who d. feat- i, ..no L!i.ycr.ty..or.,l'llfurulii . i.er.. Anr. U weri tnvluil. ,-d I'll the personnels of the three boats. ' ' , i Kour P- . wua .annouiia us the startlnK tbne. - , ,- . i Kour Heed colleite ilU'ii are ex.; oerleneed while, four, had nver rowed before this. yea.. AiMiiru,' ngatia ftt IMrtland May . Hi; which Wiishlnaion Is expected In. .inter'! fill pound freshmen -cmv has been urranged with tho Port land rowlntr club, enlerlng to nmk,. it u trlaiiKUlar uffnlr. , ; . M.ii. kii:is t : VOW '-!,'. ARCADE THEATRE Tuesday, April 27th. f COMING UNCHANGED H10M SKMt-OUT . t ENGAGEMENTS IN PORTLAND iU AND SEATTLE mtACt TKOM SK MONTHS CwWlii CHICAGO ifi(mMGalk1ier&JwMsW.ElUott riub W. I.. I'd. New York I ' S .7r.il 'H. liuls ; r. 4 .licui Cincinnati D .r.r.o Ohlcugo .....m 5 . 4 .r.ft Philadelphia .'. ! r. J.imi Itoston 4 li .4 14 llrooklyh II li . ..iTfi Plttahurif il 7 .Sun CHIfAOO (AP) Kcorei , It. If. B. Clnclunutl ' . I 8 3 Ed Itousll Is the "DlK Ilerlha" of the trlncillnnll Ileda1 allaeU. A consistent .330 hitter, Jtoush Is laiBely resiionslble ror most of tile auciuss the Hendricks elltouiuce has ak-alnst nppostni,' hurl crs. ltoush ran swut tin' apple, as lin y s.iy In variuus basi liall circles, 'lie's also u nifty fielder. Kd lias b 1 In the mil In t..nt inuny years. Hut he slill seems , as (food as .ever. With the .exception of a brief slay with the , (Jlants, he's spent his entire but leiiitiie career in Cincinnati, ltoush lias Ionic be.-n famous for his holdout proclivities. Kor finite a while Koiish and unslKtied contracts were synonomous. HoldlnK out was nn annual stunt with Kd. Me usually won his , case, too. ' , v ' ' , AIoiik with Max Carey, Zacli Wheat and u few others. Roiiah . rates as one of the best outpost fellows In tin old circuit. He's a veritable ball-hawk; enn haul "em down most iiiiywhcro, so Ioiib as they ure. Inslild the playlnir confines. ChlcuKO '. 1 s 2ii o Muttvrles Muys. Hprlnn-er, ' I lay, l.uras aod l'lcllllch; Itool and Oonxal.-s, , . .1 ul v. Hne will ulov lha iMidlna role In a film Which will probably be based upon hur book "The lv. (lame" und she will ploy exhibi tion tennis matches. BAKER-LA GRANDE . STAGE t . . Leave La Grande 7 A. M. -12:20 P. M. and 30 P. M. . For every i-oom In the house PRICES REASONABLE See Us About Wiring Your Home Jesse Rosenbanm ELECTRIC SHOS FRIGID AIRES Dclco-Llght and Pump While-there 'Is no reason to lie peHsbhlstiiij .t . is miirlity liard to Im uu 'optimist lifter r.-tidlnir the above: ' v tiipr raki-.tv' cutiwn. The Klft safety, which becutne ulmoHt as obnoxious In fuotlinll last year us Is the Intentional puss in huscliull, appears to have been consldeiubly curbed by thu new rules. In the west lust inll a teuin IcadlitK. 7-tt, with unly a short (bus to play, made three Inleu ttonal or Kll't safeties In order to reluln the ball and thereby not be forced to take a chance. The lAinio ended 7-0, thn team that mailn tile touchdown wlnnluK as a result of the rtither unsiiorts- manlike atrut.-Ky. - l'nder the new rules the team inakliiK a safety must put the bull In play on the iii-yiinl line in stead or the 30 and must kick on the first down. . HAM:itAMi HI'tiS Walter lliiKetl Is a haa.'hall Iiuk. Willie Jloiipe IS In the same class. Not only do these- two stars like to watch the Kama lint they prefer 'playlnic It. In pluyluK baseball there Is al ways (treat danKer of Injury to the hands. Thu ileft puttliiK touch of llaKi-n In ifolf and the finesse of Jluppe's billiard pluy depends lamely on thu cundlttun of their hands. Vit down xoii I h this aprlnK It was not unusual lo see Waller HnK'-n out pli.ylu(r hall with the lls leaituers. lloppo bus the same habit. lloth Huiteu und liOin probab ly would have starred at the na tional pastime had they taken It up with tho same purpose und determination. .they did KOlf'und billiards. t iivi: 1'm niNo "L'nless a plteher I. blessed with terrllin speed, a good curve bull Is lha most deceptive deliv ery." says John Metlraw. WorklllK on that theory, It Is said New York plteheis throw ul least two curves to every fast bay. Perhaps the ratio I. even morn pronounced. McUraw'B pitchers are known as curve-ball pitchers. When op. poslliK teams fine the (Hants, they know they can expect to face hook urter hook, yet the (Hants are ulwuys toutrh to 'heat. All of which seems to bear out Mctiraw's Ideas us lo curve. bull pllehlnif. Itluc I Aw C!iaiuxn lVrnilts Kentucky ruui.tay llaiwll c'RANKI'TIKT. !-., (AP) In K.uturky II U alrlitht to knock the "klver" off the aid baseball on Bun. day nowadays. Tho (reneral assembly haa lirted tho ojr-old Rundny blue law re strlctlon us to playlnir of baseball nn llio Bahhath. . IMIlKlHll'K tt, SI. IxnilM 2 PI'ITHHIUO JAP) Hcoru! ' ., ' .Jt. II. E. Ht, l.ouls Plllsblllif 3 0 .1' Hutleiies-Jolinson and '. (?i''ur l el : AhliidKft and Hinltli.. . 58HS0N I RELAY PROGRAM Baker and Union Track " Teams Meeting Today New Vork.ll, Hrooklyil II HlttloKI.YN (AP) Score! ' It. ,11. V.. New York (I H II Hrooklyi 3 G 0 Hatl.-rles ItlllK, (Ireeufield und Jlarlley; (Irllues und llarKraves. Philadelphia 2, ItusKin I HDSTUN (AP)- Score: li, II. K. Philadelphia. i h n Huston , 14 1 Hutlerles Curlson und Wilson: Heuton, llourn und Taylor. Oregon Team Defeats Pacific in Slugfest KI'OKNK. Ore., Apr. 24 (AP). I'nlverslty or Urea-on baseball men enmiuered the diamond stars of Puctflc university yeslenluy In a rrne-scorlliK or(cy. The flnnl tally was 17 lu x, II1M Maker opened the 1 hiiiiinl,' for Dr.'Kon unit in thu S"ven In iilliK.l lie pitched he allowed bill tour hit and one run. The run wui thu result of a houier hy Tucker, linker struck out eiKhi of the Pacific swatsmlths. Williams, Keltwlek and West, who were all Klven a clutnee on the mound for Oreiron, were not as eflecllve s linker, nud the HadKers (fathered lu seven more runs. ThoiiKh but four lilts wure Kuthered by the visitors, the Ore- iron twirlera were (cencrous with walks, und scores coinn In wllh- out erfort on the part of the Ms Itlnir team. Oresan withered 15 hits off Haunow and earned their 1. runs. , PHII.ADHI.PHIA. Apr. 24 (AP) tTIiO closing May's competition or the (wo-duy Pennsylvania relay carnival today found: Georgetown utuktiiir a last stand lu defense of riiuy runners. , ;( The mile and two mile Imlnor IntercollrKinle titles were wresled for her las) March, Yesterday her sprint medley quartet Inst.' by,',U fool' id i 'olumblu. ' . ' Today she wim, not even entered In the two mile relay in which her famous team set a world's record last sprint:, and her sole hopes of victory rests on l. crack one tulle learn of veterans. r (There were 5S events on to day's program). I'NION, Ore., Apr. 24 (Specinl) :Thla afternoon the linker boys are here for a truck meet with I'nlon hlxh nud .tonight the Hn terpiKu Kltls"will also be rn lTu- 1 Ion lor u return indoor busehall game with the- high school tenm. This wlli probably be the "lust hurehall game for the t'nlon girls this spring, us no more ure now scheduled. Portland Loses After H-Inning Struggle PAt'ii'if toAsc i.i:aj Clubs W. I,. Pel. I.os Angehs a 6 .43 Keatll I II S ..rr..i rtueraineiito S 7 .S:3 .Mlsftlon s 7 Hollywood 7 . .4.17 Poillund K in .4 14 lliikland U K .423 Han Kranclsco 'J .4u tAt AilKies I. SacrAliiefitn II SACftA.VIKNTO (AP) Hcore:. H. II. K I.os Alig.ien 1 6 ( Haeramento 0 J Hutterles YniTieon and Hun nah: 1-lughes and Hh.-a. Onklnn.l 5, San !''iniiisco 2 Hcore: It. II Han I'Yunrlsco 2 6 2 fliikland : r. 7 2 Hutlerles W 1 1 I 1 a m s, Moiuly, Lund und Y'lile: Deluney and Jtool. K. r.-7 IIoII vw o hI H-2. seat lie I .OH AN(li:i.i:.S (AP) Score,: ' It. Hyalite 5 Hollywood 8 llatterlcs Olllesple, l,ce, Hoyd und JC. Huldwin. ' Hroolcs: Kullcr toe. O'Neill and Peters. Second gninti 11 Seattle 7 Hollywood 2 It.. 11 12 II. 14 5 r Mm w m ' ' m m mm mm m i.l minutes fwTw wtwJ1X " - - - iim aaaaaw.,.. iWlllli I ith, MR- MULL.I wAK lr-W -v . rtAflOITVA .aniCbmplde. QiicaJc) Cost and Production Intact- rrrfi,i ez-raam nfa mvsiefX . Ont of the funniott nl-.,r I e thi most iuccfiSJtuil I seen in I nnJl SilZZ evlr acted-" f i.,oomi II time. umnos mny x,T J Tunniest llssinns a, Pui'llnuil 4 HAN KitANCISCO (AP) Hcore: It. H. li. Portland . 4 12 0 .Missions ....lv..,. 5 J3 ft Hatniicsx.tfuigiLiu Meeker and Ilerry: lilletle und Hclimiilt. (14 Innings). if. y SEATS NOW SELLING AT GLASS DRUGS. PRICES: $1.00 S1.50 $2.00 2.50 Plus Tax. J The rising K'nerat ion's sroat I piuiin-ill IK l im fjuni ui I'otatoea ktow wild in Chill. Po italo prlren prow wild here. Perhaps borause ul lin amniunt tton BhortnKe nn election ha.s heen called off In Rfexlro City. LA GRANDE, COVE BASEBALL TEAMS TO PLAY SUNDAY A l.a Grande baseball teuin will meet the Cove town nine here on the high school grounds at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, It was announced this morning. Tho local teum will be us fol lows: Hurth, catcher: .Mclnnls, pitcher; Unr'tv. ftr.1 hase: ""-V Knight, seeoml baser Crews. shortstop! Tex Knight, Vlilro uu. Kosennnum, Davis, and Thleson. fielders. Alike Carroll will be re servo pitcher. v Cove.' battery will be: Hrualll. pitcher, und Hloom, culeher. Bums Prove Fatal to Mrs. G. Boedegheimer PALKM, Oro.. Apr. !4. (AP) Mr.. ..ears. Iloudrreelnier died at a local hospital Friday morn, lug from burn, received yesterday while she wus cooking ot he. homo mr rlul.lbnliy. Iter cloth ing In a mass of names, she called to her husband who attempted lo put out th Imrnlnr clothes. Hhe l rushed to lha hospital here. ciiiM-.st: n:i)i(ii: t'se Herbs and Itools for cur ing your ailments. l.P.V o 2102 4th HI. P.O. Hnx 820 Iai (Iritnde, Oregon. Safely J'Swiilh . (bmforfublu J Tr.tcl by Motor filagw Safely - Oomfortably. MO'l'OH TltAXKIT COMPANY. Tho f.ref Stag.. I'ASKKXtiHlt Anil IIXI'HKSS SEItVICE Come to our Slime li.')ot at 1114 Jefferson Ave. All Modern anil llcauyl .S(uue. - .I.KAVE I.A r.KAXOK IX)ll ,IoHi'ili Dally, 0 A. M. anil 4 I. M. . Pendleton, II A. M:. nml 4 V. M. (Connects to Walln Walla ami rortlanil) ASEEALL 3C Grande At the High School Grounds SUNDAY, APR. 25 2:00 P. M. J. W. BUSH ICE CO. You can have Ice Books or Cards or pay cash, as you please. Ice is cheaper at the plant. , Phone 33 4-W , "i ' H Pure Water Ice Company J. W. BUSH, Prop. Phone 334-W. Residence 131-R Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Dealer In . CEMENT, LLME, PLASTER, FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS FERTILIZERS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES Phone Main 17