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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, April 30, 11)26.'-
Newest
Frocks In
. Taffeta and
Georgette
' The newest Uiinjr in
smart Track fer summer
days and evening is thin
charming nay Wue taffe
. ta and georgette combina
tion drew.; If yon wish
an exceedingly stylish
frock of highest quality,
thin creation will please
you at once. : Attractive
values at -
- , M .-mmsnh- fats s
Kan Raalte
Fine Chiffon
Silk Hose
There is no silk hose of
fiiHset quality in our ex
perience that has received
Meh approval an now be
ing given Van Raalte chif
fon hese by ' well-dressej
women. H has-the fam
uif double-strength ' knee
and fat fine Milk all the way
p. Stocked now in every
smart new color. The best
fine silk' hose value at
I DERN DEFEATS
I fl KIL0NI5
n:.vrI.KTOV. Apr; 3. (AP)
lira, lern. of Salt lake -City, de
1 f rated John Ktlenht, of Hoirton,
1 Jifift luM nbfbl. taking two falh
'out of three. KiloniH took the
first full with a crab hold In 23
iiiinulfH. Irn used u pile drlv
.to mini flif Greek tcruppleY in 2
minim and tin arm War' and
; heud KfHtAom ta put him down In
K-vr-n in in nil for the hist full.
iTid flrOwh. of Walla, Walla, rol-
la psed f r:i m owr exertion iu lib
match will l-'riti.eis Hliill, of In
ilh ion, iiml was unable to con
linne. " , .
Cincinnati OuIsIurs
l! rhnmnmn Virntf Crew
national i.i:Af.ri:.
$2
1 n.iii , v. u Pet.
N.-W Vork ' 6 "Mi
Cincinnati 5 .615
m. Louia , 1 .5J
I'liiia.iMphiu .. ; 7 .133
ItroOklyn 7 .533
Chicago 7 7 -5u0
Pittsburg.. I. 6 1" .375
Huston ' -333
i amf.hicax i.f.aoif
(lull W. I.. Pet.
New York II 3' .7111!
Cleveland .. 10 4 .714
Chicago 1" .16
Washington 3' 7 .GO:!
Hoslon 9 .4CI
Detroit 5 9 .357
Philadelphia - & 10 .333
St. Louis "t il .312
Shooters lo Carry on
r Fight Against Bird.'
' Wins. Kin and Jleetfoot flub
member uml ollirr shooters who
will Join in Uie drive on rrows un.l
magpies on the Fierce IVSHTVl'
ttunduy morning an akfl lo not
at Hrrmun'l) Viuce III 4:3 o opock.
AMilKnmrniii will be niaile iihtp.
Om-jt roareh. pn-nWent or mi'
club, la in charge of the drive. i-M
I'oolblKR la cliairmnn of the I'C
ial coininli let'. 1
Frisco Pushes Beaver
Team Into the Cellar
M(1H(
Team
Onklund
Iajr AnjreU'j,
Seat lie
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18-HOLE PLAY TO '
SET HANDICAPS
FOR TOURNAMENT
Pemllelon ! hplilinr an Invlta.
tioual koIi tournament Mn 8 anil
9. und l.a Gran.ltt Jiag.bcen anked
to participate nnd to fend tweivo
plajew for the two day. Tho
oilier townu repreKontoil will bu
Walla Wul I u ui"l Hl(er hl-aiilex
I'.n.llelc.n. i
t The iiaiuiicap romivilltoo of'tho
local club ilcalrca nil uolfera to play
elKlitecn hole on I ho local' eonran
nainetlniA between Sutunliiy, May l
anil Moiiilay noon. .May- 3. und to
turn in their ncorcito thut th or
der or play at I'eiiilleton run ho de.
tcrniHied. All corc . lihould i hn
l in in , I in, eille r to II. Dixon or
S. H. I'rowi'. All (roirerM uro urged
lo play and turn In their acoren
wlieiher o mot they InUhd to go
to I'eiiilleton us the acnroii turned
In will !' used Tor the deliirmlnu
lion or handicap' in fuluio .oventu
ami until a different lialldli lip 'hn.i
been deiermlned upon.
i:.
Onklund 8, IK-liH 0
OAKLAND (Al'l H- H
MlKHlona - 'i " '.'
Oakland .. 3 u
llallerbH LmUilph. Oeeli-er,
Kckert ami Sehiuidl: Kunx and
lion!. Haker.
yi:sTr.iti)AV's oami:s
NATIONAL I.ICAtil'K
New York, 2. Iiostoir.
I'lilladelphla 1. Brooklyn 3.
PITTSni'nO-. (Al'J It. II. K.
rincinnull 1 17 1
I'ittaburu- 'J 1 2
llatterle I.uiue and
KreaveH; Hheelian. tiunam.
SonKer. Adaina und Smith.
Har-Yde,
n.
CHICAGO (AT)
Hi. I.ouIm 5
ClilcaKo 1
HutterlcH Johnson, II.
MuIIh,' Haines und O'r'arrell; lloot
and (lonaules.
H. E.
10 2
10 1
Hell.
A.MF.IUCAN I.UAOI f-.
Ilostba 0. Philadelphia 4.
Wiuthtnitton S, New York H.
'JUIt pring and summer days when briKht, becoming dresses of printed Milks are most practical and proper. You will be
particularly interested in the new printed silk frocks we have just received smartest summer patterns, lovely color combinations,
atid every garment well made with the best materials to insure satisfactory "wear. A wide choice of stylish dresses "is to be '
had in then groups models that have individual charm and will long outwear cheaper prints. Impressive values at
':;.r"-::;:-;,;':'' $22.76 to $29.75 ;v:;V-
, a Abo some lovely new printed chiffon frocks that will appeal trt women of
- ' . " discriminating taste, specially priced at ''
$19.75 ' v,;-'
i CLEVKIND (AP) It. II.
ChlcaKO 1 1!
Cleveland 3 8
lintlerles I-verett and Crouse
lx-vsen, Hlucsre, Speoce and I.
Sewell.
Scat lie (1, I.w Anuelcs I
IIK AN(1KM-:S (A I') It. H. v..
Seattle r 11- 1
lAtt Allele,, 1 4 2
HnlliTbn 1'e anil Jenlfiiia; Yar
rlKon, PhillliM und Hannah.
' ST. LOI'IH (AP) n. n.
rietrolt : ......!... 2 " s
St. -Louis -1 9
'Hattcrlcn Whitehall nnd Jlan-
lon: Zachjiry und Schaitif.
A Good Place
Te Trade
mjitr ii
HILL'S
A Crood Place
To Trade
KIt. HF. VS. JACK NII.VF.ll
I SAN FH1ANCIK(X1. Apr. 30. (AP)
Ted Kraehe, of ILooulafn. Wash
one of th leodliii? wellerweiKhtu
of the Pacific northweat and Jack
Silver, of San l'rnnclco, clash liere
tonltrht In tho ten-round main
event of a hoxlno; proBram at
Dreamland auditorium, netting
oddB favor Silver to take, tlie de
cl.slon. The pair roufrht alx rounila
to a draw In Seattle geveral weeks
ago.
SPORT NEWS
BOXING GAUD '
' ic xuuniiMpf n
: iu miiiuuiiULU
. ' noeco StrnmnRila, of Portland,
J nnd lluater Adama, of Hone, will
inert for the second tlmn In a I .a
j Onindn rlnif on thi everilnif of May
' ti, It la unnoiinciMl toduy by the Iji
; Cirandu Athletic club,
f (Tho curd In which I ho two 170
i pounders will headline will hi-gin
f ut 8:15 p. m. In the Hex hall. Tho
5 four-round curtain ralacr will be
followed hy a special ilx-round
( 'nt lielwi.cn llalph Wright. 146,
: ijiiKtr, and Carl Decker, 140,
v Crnnde.
Billy Evans
Says:
SIMILAR FATK
Thero was a ml her at range co.
Incidence In tho 192(1 pitching de.
hills or Jou Ihn.li and Tom Xuelmry.
IjinI winter Washington trailed
tho veteran soutlipaw, Tom Zach.
OJ-y, to tho St. J.oula llruwns for
the experienced light. bander, ,loe
lush.
The two nllehers mado their rlr.il
man ror their new clulm on the
iiiini uay or the aeiwon. lliilh
were knocked out of the box.
Kuehnry oppuaed thu Chleago
While Sox. Hn failed to laat ni
IA the first innlliK. He was relieved
after allowing four hit, irlvlnu- i..
i weimer Alien. i3, tns local aluir-1 ie on nuns and making an er
j nr who rurnlch.ii curlnlus for Kid 1 ,or'
1 I: u;i, . .. . ", I ,:n' ' iKht runs before
" JHllrd to bo a real fighter. This
event Is oxpected to rival In Inter.
cut tho Itocco-Uuster to.
fllramagllii. It will bn rinvm.
, bared, loat to Ailanil on points
? liero nnd hna been eager for a ro
i turn match evor does. Adams,
! confident that lie can inflict an
; even worse besting- u tits I'ort.
i land pugilist, coruxntrd to the
: innlch several da- tgo.
inn inning was over, winning the
game men nnd there.
llush lasted three InnlngN agslnxt
the Athletics, four runs resulting on
flvo hits and four bases on bnIK
So In th debut of the two vet
ersn pitchers thn trade was all
even.
SCOTT'S VAU H
Two thluga are certin to make
Fhorlstop Kverett Scott rar more
vaju.bla to the Whllo Sox than It
iwmed when he was igned to a
Chicago contract.
Unquestionably the ball has been
ItF.ADY FOH TRACV HKET
Hl'OENK. Ore., Apr. is. (A)
Mors than too alhlete will par.
e" in me idtiwiohi uvk iowa un over Ihn .
Ineet am Irn.ri M.I. 1. . I . . . . .
- ' " " M wrmmvn. w uwly ball was
morrow afternoon. Kntry list tough on lufloidera beginning t
Siavo heen received from Corvalllg lose some of their speed rooi
Mgh. Kugene high, franklin high. Th new ball In use this v. or lil
of Portliuid, Jefferawn kllk, of. lack aome of tho speed with which
l'ortland. and tho Ualvwaitr ef the ball traveled through the Infield
Oregon freahruen. i and will permit tho players to do a
Utile more foofwork.
In addition, the Infield at Cnmls
key park Is one of the slowest In
I he American league. Tho condl
lion of the aoll is responsible:. The
New York American lliflold l.i at
b ast 3u per cent faster.
Working on ft slow Infield, wild
a less lively hall. Is certain to make
I he veteran Everett Scott a much
more vuliiablo ball player to the
, While SOX.
IIFLPS (VM.I.INS
The presence of Kcoft In the
White Sox Infield should also help
the second hnsf play of Manager
Eddie Collins.
The Chlcngo leader mlmlltcd that
much to nie when 1 discussed the
posnibllllies of Ills club nt the
Hhrcveport. Im training camp.
"Kor several yeurs I have had
recruit players at shortstop. Thnt
made It necessary for inn to nsslst
them In every way pnatdhlc; In a
.sense, position them on most every
man tiiat came to but. . ,
"Watelilng tho other fellow keeps
you from concentrating on your
own work, so Hint nt timea I felt
my play suffered because of the at
tention I had to give the various
recruit shortstops tried out by the
club.
"With Scott ut short-dop all I
will have to do Is take euro of
second base. 11 will take u lot or
worry orf my shoulderii."
Willie It Is hard lo seo how the
piny of Collins could De much Im
proved, there is no doubt as to the
logic In his rt.ilemrnt.
iiFi.ATr.n iiFiiiT
"This fellow Joe pate la going
to win a lot of bull iiimai this
summer for us."
The sprsker was Cy rerklos,
backstop of the Philadelphia Ath
letics: the place rt, Myers. Fin., the
club's training nusrtera.
"None or the experts flgurca
I'nte In doping out chances but
he Is sure to be a big help, lie ha
good stuff nnd knows how to
pilch."
It didn't take lone for the Judg.
NEW AMERICAN -BALLOON
RECORD
If? IN PROSPECT
LITTLE floCK. Ark.. ' Apr.'v 30;
(AP) A new American record' for
balloons of JL.000 feet capacity
rilled with hydrosfen gas appeared
today likely to be set by the con
testants In the UtchMeld trophy
And national elimination race which
nlnrtcd here late yesterday. Four
balloons reported up tO lOMfi
o'clock this morning showed only
u short distance to go to heat the
present record of 80S miles. Hid
ing the lower air currents us they
clung to their ballast nine aero
nauts In the l.itchrlelil trophy and
national balloon races today em
erged from a perfect first night's
eniliiig. Tho lust report was thut
one hud passed over the Illuckwood
riving field, Tennessee.
The nnvlgntors headed hy a small
pilot hutloon which Is making an
unofficial race In conneelion wllh
the competition took off from
the Little Hock airport lute yes
terday wllh Ideal weather condi
tions and no untoward accident.
At least two balloons were Identi
fied lust night aa they passed over
towns In their routes. "The Los
Angeles." "Southern California!'
hilled residents at Newport, 70
mill's from Uttle lioek. .
Victors (id to Antwerp.
Front Ihe balloon race will
emerge victors, the. three who uro
10 fly htige SO. lino cubic feet bat
loona rilled with coal gas, in the
Antwerp meet and the hold
rf of thn famous UtrhfVId cup'.
A serious shortage of people
without spring fever Is reported.
I FKOSI.TKAI WINS
1 F.COKNE. Ore., Apr. 30. (AP)
The University of Oregon freshman
baseball team defeated the Ellgeno
hlfrh school nine hern last evening.
1 1H to 17, In a game featured by hits
,anil errors.
The frwii face Ihe rooks from
o. A. c. today In the flrt of n two
Koine series.
The Sweeper you've
been waiting or-
wcueIIe
nii'iit or the veteran catcher to be
verified.
Jow Pale, making but major lea
gue debut at 13 year of w a tluc
when most pitchers are. sltppta
scored thn Hrst victory of the Wat
son ror the Mackmcn over Wash
ington, i .
After tiaumrurtoer bad been
knocked out of Ihe box. Pale re
lieved him. holding the American
league champ to two hits and no
runs In six Innings, toe Athletic
finally winning, a.j.
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SA NFItANCISCO (AP) It. II. K.
Portland 3X3
San Francisco in 15 2
Hutterles Hums. Meeker and
Kerry; Kerr and VurguS.
Hollywood 8, Siicraineiito S
. SACltA.MKNTO (AP) it. II. K.
Hollywood 13 0
Sacramento 3 5 4
Hutterles Singleton and Cook;
K. Shea, W. Canfleld, Hughes and
M. Shea.
TRACK ATHLETES
IN SEATTLE FOR
SATURDAY GAMES
Joe Stecher Defeats
Pesek in St. Louis Go
h r:rn.K. Apr. so. (ad
Tntrl; aOih'tfH from thti Unvo)
sUU tt of Jdnho.Monluim, -..Oiyjfon
nnd Wiohinglon Stalo , collfsc . and
Onjfon AKflmlturul POllrffti i),r
rivinjr lion today, wero to coinpfto
in tin- Cnlvcr.sily of WaxliJiiKlon'H
annual rouy rarnivnl ut It. hIii
diuiu hem tomorrow. InU-rHt whh
cxpi-rU'd lo (M-nh-r around f'liurloa
llol'f, NorwhrUin nolo vaulh-r. who
In to uttt-mpt to hrcak .h -rpprd
of 13 ft'i-l. II Inchta. . f of-
l. niuic Hur whoH prrf uroliths 'H
will he kfrnly watrhcil uro JumtH
rharti rlH. uf Scjitih1. I'nlvonmy of
Wiir-hfnhtcm. hair-niilr, and itus
. Hwcct, rniviralty of Moitana
dah artliit.
chartt-rlH coinpr!f In the inllo
and two mllo Mays. Kwnut In Uio
lmt.yanl dash ami s(i-yard relay.
chuiiiTis Is inii-r-rolloBlato )iuK
milit champion und Hweet brpKo
tlm rarntval record hero lust year
In tin conff-rcV.ee event. North
west conference cnllctfen and Senl
ile and Washington lilKh HChools
have u part on the profrnin.
EGKM-:, Ore, Apr. 30. (AP)
Klcven University of Oroffon tra;k
men rt tor .Seattle thin morning
to lake part In the annual Cntver-
slty of Washington reluys Saturday.
8T. leOITfl, Apr. 30. (AP) Joo
fitecher, Bodge City, Neh., heavy
weight wrestler, won a three fall
match from John Pesek, Kavenn,
Neb p.. here lut nlKht when Pexek
fell from tho mat during the final I Orepon U pinning her hoped on the
full and wu8 injured
Pesek's henI struck the floor
und waa carried from Ihe arena In
Ri'inl-conseiotiH condition. I'riot
to the mishap euch pruppler had
won a full. .
Stecher was arrested and held
at Kltfhth DiHtrict police station on
a. churK of affray, but was re-
1 00-yard dash, the hlffh hurdli'ij
and the 880-yard event. Th othr
two events to be enterttd by th
Webfoot stitiad are the two-mile
and thomedley relays.
Ilotlyu-fintI CAitl Aiuioniionl ' 1
noi.iaYwcton, cai., Apr. no.
(AP) Uilly Hurt. Philadelphia,
leused after 3f minutes for wiint , imntmnweiKht. and Gfiorfflo RlVerS,
of evidence. , Pesek, who wip only
sllKhtlt.,inJirO,..i,ifuK'Kl,.to tuaw-
fian lruncisco -boxer, nteet hern
tonlpht In- a -tV'n-rornni- mtihf-event
bout. '"V '
the famous name
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and to its great coffee.
i
As the favored drink of Western cof
fee lovers, Golden West Coffee has
played a pare in the spirit of fellowship
thac builded the West.
The name is easy to remember. The -Golden
West Girl's picture in your gro- ,
eery store is your assurance of a dis
tinctive coffee. It is
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