La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 14, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bearers Win Pitching rKXSIt TK.VW KIIH-TKII LHiel at aan rrancisro t,ai71Mr or awns ) tM-n -nl In the I'ulverslty of Ore-j ' eon tennis it-am.. In preparation ' FAllMC ST LKlGrK . ma,r ilh on-con I n. . . . r.i it r-: tyre. j ' BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A. M. -12:20 P. M. and 3:30 P.M. Special Clearance TO Club xm Aagele '.. Oakland Nlbssions . . Seattle Hollywood Portland fiarrasnento - Pan Fraaciro W. I. -1 14 .It IS ..! 1 17 IS ..It II 14 IS -12 2 P-t Asrirullural college wluiwi at -st icorvalits tomorrow. Roy Oker-I .145 ,. bo 1,-- K, leading off, ! -s:a (dropped lo Second, and Harry Cof- . j (ln to Hut place. Mi-lv In j Jco'hn. formerly ihird man, luia -'been .Mfrc-d out of lh- Ural line. NATIONAL tJUkan: ciub v. i m. Rrookiva IT 1 nnrinaati II , Jtn fhicago , u I .511 New York is II .l I-itUbun II 14 .442 un .nd either i-orre Mead or - .4: iTora Ci sill fit inio I.'ip third nian place. Oakland 4. li.e, X doubles pal FAX FRAXCIKCM AP R- H. E twill ay i:h Ok-rlp. r and Cof-.) Philadelphia u is (Oakland GIANTS SLUG mm Sale 4 I 0 7 2 fin. '"I ' T f- : ? H It if .1 i! it;. o j o j 11 I:' ' 1 it ; 31 For Saturday 50 COATS Including a few Sport Models Every One This Spring's Style 25 OFF Regular Price A Gmi Place T TrW HILL'S Good Plat. TeTrat Ht. lxat 12 It ,v UmMM i H .St (ink! - w. i- pet. New York 1J .414 Wablagton , li 11 .4JI mcaso 1" li Cleveland 15 11 .577 Philadelphia 14 14 -i" Ietrojl .. 12 14 .42 Hostoa t 1 ..JO rit. Ixtui . I .HI 'YeMrrdaj'a fdnw) NATHJSAL UA(ilR Pt,llaH!pMa C. TTllsfeurir t. 34uaMons . hrtolian and Walton. PortlaiHl S. San Ftam-fcra I. ItJjiTLA-ND AP) . It. H. E. Saa Kranc-o . 17 4 I-ortland 2 3 1 Battrif loady and Asmar. Yellf : Itachac and Ik-rry. rixriN-N-ATI (AD Bealon .. iTtnrliitiatl -Bu-ris HVara. Taylor. P!rar; 4aya and f-k-lnlrh. j ! ST. IXnS CAP) New Tork BaJt"rt Eanw IrViuUro; Jl. Ilarrta, Halla- laoa iluittxincr and O'Farrell. Karramrata Holl)-woal T. 1 ANUK1.KS (API It. II. K. Sarram-nto .. 9 11 1 j Hollywood 7 1 1 I Uatb-ri Uarttn. Vlnrl. K ultra. and Ko-hl-r: Sh-U-nbark, Stroud. H- TI F j"0""0"- o'.Will aad Pt-ttra. ' -i ?. faamr Fwlpooctl. ,.Hl SEATTl.K (IP) S.altIe-I.o. Aiik' !- to&tpon-d, rain. R. It fit .j: la O : , : c 5; aad Hartley. AHFJUfAX LFAf;IK Owtod . Vw Tork U. rxtreH IS. Boaton 1. Chicago 14, Philadelphia 2. W.U?niN-CTOX ft. Ixuia (AP) R. H. 2 4 II K. I i Waahinrton llaltrrtra Faik. Iavla. Wlngar.1 1 and Krfcanc; Biuh and Kiwi. INDIANS TO DAXCF: WASHI.VOTOM nifn-'i 10 If a Hopl Indian danr in front of lh capital tomorrow with llr rat. tiraoakrs and hull roakm to shew roarr4B th-ro ihoHld b no 00 jMtion to th anrii-nt ritual. iu:a- cai'sm kkath FRRNN'O A ban. drawn into th wind m in,l KwAlin l.v moiatar nut by dath atranru-1 l""r laUoa f rarnu-o, ainall dauehlrr ... .... . bmaT or r-uro t.-atbO. or Mad.ra. l 0 r 1 M'o hart Ihrr- jrrarpt of l,in rln, Kitra Slar-A-Mar. S3.7S prr M.: Iiimmnllali- llraty .Milnefe-". 2J13 per No. 2 Siir-A-Slar. il. Tlr- hraj sliln-rraf-krrfa'ks for bom roof- and w ill make koimI naf - . Kansas city.... 70.1s II .WT V I CS MOINES..... 7.M ,'A . I I ST. LOUIS SOJS ilk I CHICAGO SSUi I . .. DETROIT UH.67 1 A 'if CINCINNATI .... 10S IS V OF ; . CLEVELAND 107.41 : ' ' ' TORONTO 1I2J0 i a I ""I WASHINGTON... 1401 I ' -'Iti.! PHILADELPHIA. K3.97 I -1 1 NS'jf vncv I. v. J i a ..r i. V 1 ISJJl u AXVAVS C1 DUTY I Hr22md Sesteinberl5 Tmef'fyum Que October 311926 . ASOVZ are examples of the genercus low round trip excursion fares which will ob tain daily on the Union Pacific to all important Eastern Points from May 22 to September 15. Final return Emit October 31, 1926. Liberal ctoporer prhrilegat both going and returning. Plan f owr bnaiaeu or vacation trip Eaat via tb hUlarie aad acaaic U. P. Trail. WH halo you arranar tout irjnerary. Bap oat sde faripa to Zmiu Natiooal Park. YeUowatone and othar vacanoa apota, famiaL all infor Banon, make your raaarratioiu and get your bckatt. UMQM PACIFIC CALL ON ; ;. II. KKF.XFT, AR.-M la (inmde. On I for rammnn folk-s Ixtt miaht not RAIN lUtlNGS RI.I.IKF I1'0 ,or " ,ork- Falnl aiHl shin-! fTEATTI.K Kain du.p. II.-.1 ; " ns otit In a (nntiniKM threatninK fire hazard. follo.inKi'"'",n ,rnm t nlgl.t.' a Drtod of low ho ..d .;TnrpMlli. and kinwitT roal. ; cord br-akinr tcmpf-raturc of SS. t : aker flndJkG WJide TeahiB Both Confident Tigers and Bulldogs Ex- pected to Fight It Out v Aru.ual Track Honors. . Although Baker kith arhool to fyxurtng on taking flrat honora to. morrow tn th annual Eaaters Ore. Kon track aad field jaeat at Fen-. ttun local aport faa are confl. Int thai the ckajnploa Ttgrra will win Mia meet by a fair toar sjn. .. ' Captain llherwaod aad Tubby 3undl between them - should Kaiher lo the Mtlghborhaod of 20 or more polnta aad the other member of lb auuad ahoald innk at Jat two-aeor maraera. dopeatera figure. And 40 polnta la urually aoougb to lake flrat hon or. ' Sherwood la rarer to wia the 'Itorua. plaoa to the abot aad low I hurdle aad poarlbty la the apnnta Zundel u expected to aeor high tn ih htkh Jump, the hordlee aad the fEDICA"L SPRINGS PERSONALS ! XKblr'Al. KPP.I.VCS. Special) Srrricia will b held thi week In the :hool building by the Rev. (t. I. Matlock, of Hiker. After the w-rvlc-a a aoclal hour will be -njoyd and rt-fr-ftlifnnt a-rvrd. ilra. O-orgr KouUi, Jim. Winn Oliver Tunxr att-ndc4 granr at 1- "iran.le laat Huturday. . f I Mr. and Sin T. K. Kennedy on , nd family' p at' Ttunduy at I'nloi jrueirt of her daughter and aon-ln law. Mr. and Mra, U Huffman. lr. and Mra. ttrowa a-ere Tu- Trying to look down upon those above us ta quite a strain. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. aad hroed jump and llatlon fig ures xtrongty la the discus, sholput and JaHn. t aloa la baaing ber hopra on FU..U I. the o, and dlacua May. r t' la the quarter and half mile. Rich- T 'j Ins. and Baxter In the ralle and lirown In the aprtnta It la doubt ful If Johnny Oeertaen, pole vault er, broad pumper and hurdler, will be able to compete br-cauae of an Injured ankle, sprained In the t n- os county ne t. Frrllmsrira In Morning What Hermlston has Is onknoan here but a strong (rain Is Indicat ed. Prellmlnerlta In the Eastern Oregon mm will open at la clock Saturday morning. No umlnarles will be run off In Ihe mile, half mile, quarter and relay. Baker' team follows: Clrorge LHlff. Clauo Hloee, Howard Mak In. Jeas Payoe, James Btaley. Art warmer, Tom 6toddard Joarph Palmer, Oordoo Wright, Ario Tork. Bob JJcCord and Coalmen Wolle and To Duff. La Oraade's learn follows: (ap- AlBf. n ,H Ken-Tidy and daugh-; Tlw Poor Alan's Friend" j ; iers.' Either snd Wilma. w rciJfear Foundry. Phone Main S4f t shopping at linker TuesIay. i No Sunday BowUieMa. I The Medical Spring granger j ' " """ - r' aad dance. The J. U: Wankt-r Roy Win lb waa hiplox Wrnon cariiival ; money til t iitj to ntrtain Pomona erans? wliirh m-t hrv in June. - t Dr. Runyan, P. D. Q. Psynolozist If your signs have that run-down appearance, Call Main 645. Prompt relief. Corner Adams and Cherry. , Mr. and Mrs. 1 S. Winth at- tt-nd-d ih- a- r-im at th trhristian i-h II r--H -. I II L .. . u-,l., ...... u,.,, u, J-veeal from lllil mmtnnnlrv nt- I Mr. and Mr, t. v. bitten wer tended the l.all mine at llak Wedneaday vlaltars at (irande. Sunday. sprints, and may take first place ln,"a Sherwood, Brown. Browmon any of these events. Charlton, Davis. Hanks. Keffer. Many Stroog Ooalender j Keown, Lyman. M c K e n n o n, Lyman la a strong contender la Walker, Smuts and Zundet. the pole vault and a first by him j would not be surprising. Darl. and PE.VDI.ETON. Ore. May it. ."nr,,h"' " ra0r! AP)-rv.,T.nr. entries for the poll, s in the dl.nc race. .4 ,nnual Ktrn 0r,fon tr.ck , muu and McK.oooo may both .la nM h, tcKenon'allo SZJZZ 'r W. morrow. Athletea from Pondl.ton. 7. K:o u a rg eosuadw la 5??"':. faV,r,OranV.Ur.? ?Z"T' reprjeni and the La Orande relay team baa th.tr riiu ,. , , nas ihsir rlll many of the listing records of long duration will be shattered In the coming mt'l. HELIX TO PLAY LA GRANDE NINE HERE ON SUNDAY an even 'Chance to wia firat. Dopreter bore figure that the Tigers have a chance I score In avery event and should score heav ily In at least seven or eight of the 2 KcTCral Trams F-ntcred J To date Hermlston. Pendleton. union. La Orande and Raker are toting teams at Pendleton Sat- -day and other schools are ex- i cted to be represented. Whether I ll,.ii, . h..n . nlral Oregon will sand a team over Henna. i a - I year I uncertain. ILa Grand, le.m s-'- Baker and U Otudi wilt ad i.rnooo at !: o'clock at tn. high" men each to the meet. Whether ,..i ... . . , , ,,.. , - - - - ' . u..-. a email an nu.. ""- "-r it u. ion charge win be mad.. Bulldog, or the Tigers remains to H.ppser. which low to IWI,. r f":aA T?c.',rre.,.r'.,,,,D? "Wesnuy defeat La Orande I . frpected points In the track event, bat sloe that time !.. ,i aA olae has been strengibrned ron- promlae of a Ewln the meet and also hop to see high la Ihe broad Jump. Mr. rA Is reported te have heea Jnmpluir mora than 21 feet. Payne alakln have thrown the jeve Hn around 110 feet during the laat feck's practice. It Is said. Duff Is C pected to star ta the pste vault Mid Stoddard ta the Bilf tnllo. Lttnes looked upon as a possibly tolnt getter In the discos aad fVoad jump. f IToxllMoo Has Two JUra 'Pendleton I relying mainly P ea Allen aad Ilsttsn to gather aoliita . The negro ta a lltrelf win. rter In the high hurdles, high Jump, Jderable. which gtv. a close game. To data, to local club has failed to wia, but Is hooeful or Uelua measure Sunday. COOMlVfiK WFARINO STRAW WASHINGTON Anybody In Ih United Stale who want, lo force the seeaoo will have dlstln gulahrd company. President Cooi Wge I wearing a straw hst. Bom men are so brave ther win eToaad get married right while wo- meo are curing spring clothes. I o Juit as requtarlq ai the Ann appear in Ihe heapeiu,neio friend re findinq Piqqln IPiqqlij to be their STAR FOOD puroeqor. Piqqtq HJiqqlq stores are radiant unth freshness . theu qleam vuith the briqhtness and neumcss oj all article on the shelves.' DOLLAR SPECIALS For ihe balance of (his week values to S3 only $1 Read The Many I.ems Below . 100 ALARM CLOCKS Regularly $1.50 - S1.00 "Liberty Bell" 30-Hour Clocks in silver finish. 100 . 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