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New Cretonnes
FOR NEW SPRING DRAPERIES"
Moderately Priced. ' .
HILL'S
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Place To Trad"
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SPORT NE WS 1
LARGE CROWD
IB SEE FIGHT
One of tin- uiKWM rovrls of the
' liuxinK season will l" at Ilex hull
tonlKlu lo . Iho return -o he-tni-in
Hoi'co HtnuiiaKlln. I'ortUiml.
uii'l lluxt-r Aduin. If rrnort of
tlrket suli'S are arrurale.'
'" ItinKsl'l1' stilts an- In demand and
th promoting rlub. the 1-a Oranl
A. Ci mum's a flood of aenwul
'n'lt demands lonlslit before the
is o'clock deadlin.
The bills declare - that lioceo
KtruniBKila and Busier Adams
boxed a draw In La cfrando re
cently anil aro ItcbliiK to aeltle mi
liremaey conclusively." Tbe fiKlit
ran rnnieniber distinctly that Ad
ams won a decision over Rocco tn
mad of merely gettlnR a draw. ,
All of the fighter on th card
are In town today.
. The. it-round program follow:
- ' Tfn-round main event, Hlrama
11a and Adams. "- '" '
' Six-round semi-final: Karl Btolx.
142. Hend vh. Iielmer Allen, Hi.
Iji Grande.
. Blx-round special:' Carl Becker,
Iju. Grande, v. Halph WrlKht, Ba
ker. Pour-round preliminary:. Wallace
Allen va. Mickey Thomas, both of
Ijbl Grande.
Seattle Trims Cellar
Champs in Close Game
I'ACJr'IC I 'OAST
Clubs
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MIshIoii
Oakland ......
Hollywood ..
Hucramento
1'ortland .. . .
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.ill II
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. YcMcrdny's IU-miIIh.
At Portland. xw : AnKcle. 1
frame, wet grounds. "
At rWattle 2. Han Krunriwo 1.
At Missions JO. Karramcnlo 4.
At Hollywood 2, Oukkind !.
Oregon Hopes Strike
Bottom in Track Meet
Branch Line League
Organized for Season
KIX1IV, Ore.', May . The
Branch Line llaaeball. league has
been onraulsrd for ll. although
all or the iletalla of the organisa
tion 1iave not been perfected. The
team In. lha leutrue will bit Klgln.
Knterurlse, Maxvllle and rove.
Karh town )rlnlhea'to1iliVw'fat
ag-grciratlon of players, which In-
dlcatca that there will be aonie
I irood aauiea In store for ha.M-hafl
funa.
The flrat ame will be playi!
Hunday, at which time Klgin will
play fove here, and Knterprlae will
pluy raxTlle at Moxvllle. The
(uiiui here, will be rulli'd at 2:30
p. m.
" EUOENK, Ore. May 6. (AD
"Oregon proBpeela for tha dual
.meet' with Iho l.'nlveralty ofVfaah.
' liiKlon track team here Saturday
hit bottom today when It became
. known that Tom Holder, two mtler
and Victor Wetxel, wehjrhtman.
would be unable to participate be.
cnune of lnlurlea. WeUel la ,tne
only welxhlinun on tha squad rap
nbie of doinic anything, while Hol
d r whs conceded a good chance In
htn event. ' "
- A bride's beauty la greatly en
hanced by choosing ugly bridesmaids.
Eklund, Wyoming Mat
Artist, Pins Kilonis
;,.PEKiqEffipN. qr'., May C. AP).
i'lia'renru Kklund, of Wyoming,
drfi'uted John Kllonla, Hoaton
wrestler, here last night, winning
two falls out of .-three,. ' Kklund
took the first In 19 minutes with a
donblu straight' arm strangle and
Kllunls tit aecond In one minute
with a crab bold. Kklund pinned
Kilonis lni-17, nuuteM far I lift de
ciding -fall'. '.-'
These urn the days every ques
tion mark in a boy's lesson look
more like a fish hook lo him.
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The House
of
Straw Hats
Mallory Hats
$3.50 to
$6
For TUC TfinnrnV For
I iiis luuutni
Andrews Bros.
Credit
Credit
"Ths Babe -looks good at the bat
even when hi: atrikea out."
That remark is often made. a
Itulh, after taking three healthy
swings In vain, retire to I he lu nch
for lha cuatojiuiry drink.
There Ut something InKplrlnjr in
the rut Itulh lakes at a hall
whether he, hlls a home run or
uiisses It a mile. r '.'
Krnli Neverae famoiw Hlanford
athlete, made his major lenglie de
but in a recent game agalnxl fleve.
land. Houlhpaw Joe BhauU struck
hifii oul. yet Nevera 1oir-HM'd you
with lila baiting pownr despite his
folium to hit wifely.
He didn't givo the umpire, a
chance to call any. The firm awing
exulted in a loncj foul to left. "
his next effort be sen a long fly
lo right lliul Just" fuil'd to drop
Into the atands. bnt it wiui ulso
foul.
The third pitch was a fast ball,
high and inside, lla took a. tr
riric wallop buL missed and ii
out. lie reminded you of tlie fiabe,
except that he bats right-hamlet.
SI IIWAV KF.I.IVKItV '
At college,' Severs was Hlanford'Si
star pitcher as well .aa' halfliurk.
Ho also was as proficient a hal
man us pitcher. He' won many of
hi important game through bis
hitting aa much u hi, pitching.
Nevers is the- ideal athlete, as
far aa physique. Is coacerded, to be
a successful pitcher. X six-footer,
the possessor of a powerful pair of
houtderM, he gels plenty oh the ball.
In college, and at preselll, Nevers
is an underhand pitcher. His style
Is somewhat similar Ul that of furl
Mays, except that he doesn't get as
low with his arm and body before
delivering tbe ball. -
During spring training the St.
joun club had him -eBperiraent
with a sldearni delivery, believing
thut he might prove more affective,
djje largely to the thought that he
would develop better control.
Kevers still sticks to the under
hand style and is a good prospect,
his greatest fault, of course, being
lack of experience.
HOIINKHY IXXiK!
Munager Kqger Hornsby of the
St. Iouis Cardinals is generally
considered baseball's greatest bat
ter at the present time, A pitcher
who can trouble Hornsby certainly
must have something on lha boll. "
Recently while discussing the
pennant chanced of his club with
me. he dwelled on the fact thai he
expected Vic Keen and Walter
Huntxlnger. to win for. Mm.
I Last season Huntxlnger was used '
almost exclusively oa relief pitch- i
er by tho New Trork.Oiants. while i
'the best Keen could' do with the.
J Chicago Tubs was -to win two
games while suffering si Uereata.
He worked In part of 30 games.
While Hornsby is mighty modest ,
about his hitting ability, 1 appre
ciated, the. logic of his remarks
when' he explained to me why he
made the deals for Keen and Hunl
Ilngei. ."Both those birds were mighty
tough for me to mk base hits on,
so r figure them worth a, chanc
as regular.
Both pitchers have' already Justi
fied Hornsby's confidence. In the
first in days of play. Keen had
won his first two starts, as many
vlrtorle us he tiling up sll lust
season.
KTIlAJif.l-i BIT TRt'E
Would you bo surprised at the
statement that more I sum hits are
made on bad balls, strikes that are
Just over or balls thai Just nils the
plnte, than on strikes that cut tbe
heart.
While I nave noted that fart
during my manyyura of umpiring.
It wiw forcibly brought to my at
tention recently by Iho conversa
tion of two mighty good liatiers.
Catcher Jlargravea Pt lha Ht.
Ixmls club had Just . popped up 10
the Infield on a perfett strike, right
over the plate, walet high. ' Just
such n, ball you would expect to hit
out of the lot. :
As Hurgravi resumed his placs
back of the bat at the close of the
iunlng, he remarked to This Speak
er, the first man up for Cleveland:
"How do you pop Vm up that
way when they are right over?"
That's ilvnji the way with
those perfect strikes." replied
Hpeaker. "I get more hit on bod
balls than good ones and hit 'rra
harder.
HOYAL BAItV ni,-HFJ
LONDON CAP). The buliy
daughter of the fuke and Ouch-
ess of York shortly will appear on
j the screen in Buckingham palace
and other house of royalty In pic
tures taken by her father. He
win use pis omit rinrma camera
with which he made films of tbe
duchess on their honeymoon.
WHV IK THK.Y IK) ITT
Ql'INCY HU.I.H. (APl.-Wy
do women of 40 bob their hair,
roll tbelr socks and rouge? It
Is simply an economic matter. In
the view of tbs Bev. Lloyd C.
Douglas, of Akron. O., s rouae
quenee of mother going out aud
getting a Job wtth daughter.
rSiitity mistake:
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LUCE the chap in the song, I'm sitting
on top of the world. -And it's not a
bad world when you look at it from all
ides.' I've hit some rough spots, but
managed to keep my seat. I want to let
it be known that the road has been a
heap smoother since I discovered Prince
Albert. Here is tobacco!
My old jimmy-pipe and Prince Albert
and I go along just singin' a song from
morning to midnight. Whenever I get
to feeling low, I take out my pipe, tamp
a load of good old P. A. into the muzzle
and light up. Old Man Trouble takes
French leave the minute that wonderful
smoke starts up the stem. "
Prince Albert is friendly in spirit and
friendly in fact. It never bites my tongue
or parches my throat. They tell me the
Prince Albert process fixed that for me
and millions like me. I only know that
P. A. is cool and satisfying as spring
water on a hot afternoon and that it suits -me
to a T.
You're welcome to this leaf out of my
book. If you're not smoking P. A.
you're not getting full enjoyment but of
your pipe. . Just get yourself a tidy red
tin of Prince Albert. Load up your old
jimmy-pipe and light up. Nothing com
plicated about that, is there? Well, that's
my formula. It always works for me.
V. A. It mW rnnvacre Is Sit n4
toil, fund as IfXI-nxai lin sasu.
' 4oti,nd paumd etyiuglM humidon s ,
with spoBgt-moillincr lop. And
tiwtyt with trrry frit e sif ni ptrch
nmti by tht tract Atktn racM
PRliMGE AliEUT
like it!
.mi 1 mi
no other tobacco is
OltK.gM
Caeetaf,Wtt
Aggies and University
Ball Teams to Clash
F.I'OKNB. Ore. May C. AP)
Pour Inches of mud lias Kept the
1'nlverslty of Oregon varstty baae
ImiI team from much needed prac
tice this week, Hie diamond being
a sea of ooxe from the recent rains.
With lietter weather today, how-
ver. It is expected thut the field
will be lir condition for the ciuab
with the Oregon Agricultural col
lege team tomorrow ufternoon.
From un reports the Aggies will
bring a ' team of swuismlsth tto
Kugene. 1 ' " ,
Bill Aabby, Orugon mouuil occ.
will be thrown In uguliist the Ag
gie batter tomorrow with Bill Bu
ker slated to hurl ' In Saturday's
conteet.
OKKC.ON MKS to rojipirri' I
KQl'KNE., Ore. May 6. (AP)
The -xeciitive council of the I'nl- !
versity of Oregon yesterday voted I
funds to semi Hoy Okcrborg and ,
Harry Coffin, varsity tennis stars.'
to the nutiumil Intercollegiate lawn !
tennis tournament at Philadelphia 1
in June. They will enter liotli
singles and doubles competition
I The per capita consumption of
Imeat In America lust y nr was
'164. J pounds, the greatest ever!
recorded.
Nobody can t-'II you b. cr how
lo succe.1 than the failure..' 1
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. -12:20 P.M.
and 3:30 P. M.
eoMMrjasT skkte.vceo
).UN1KN. May fl. (Al') Shftp
urjt fcitkliAtvBia, h lon rom
munl'st itifinbtT of purUanicnt. was
ifentu-Ml to two months linprlsoiv
nifDt l(Hity for mttKlTiv a stMltlous
peoh. H was iflveD tbe alter
native of proviujr his lonocfiicr to
kop the p-ac but chow tho pri
son vntnc.
Rnm Dfonl huva to Day rah
UtTauM" ih-y ar not known, othem
hrujt n-y ar.
A new salad may be mail by
turaln the tr toot wpsstl doD
and ahaklnff until routrota sir
wrH nttxfti.
UNION PERSONALS
I'MO.V (Spectall Among those
who went to Ia Oraodc Tuioday
to sea "Th Oortlla were Aim
Brock. Mrs. Mary Brock, Qraria
llsggerty. Sl'lney Pobhlu, Mr. and
Mrs Newell Martcoa. Htevs llulrh
loaon, ror Hutrhlnsou, Kdila I'hy.
.Claud fadwall. Margaret Thy. Mr.
And Mr. K..K. Wilier and daii(kT
ter. Bet hen.
A Straw
Hat
Is a sure sign of
Spring
Let the
ROYAL '
- SWEEPER
Do your spring
housecleaning.
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