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V - LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Monday. March 14, 11)27. Page Two Monty Back For material and cost of auktnf if A. B. C PriM Mk SUCCESS GREETS I " Yes Sir, It's Her Baby. FIVE BIG STARS! Major Lf agues Find This! Quintet Playing Stellar . Role for a Decade ' 4)C "IWI m-rr tr. " SB t- Priml Witt tM mm m W tr mi9 k.it;l turn SWT A. B.C. PRINTS (ALU I I HC fclLH Ai COtfW) Prlf4 l til IW Uwt 111.1. Mlan i4 tell lent. 4tes. 'nN tb Iumm A. B. C lUifcej 1 Invisible -atrMida m Im mm VOl HUE m n ui IrOtvOl juUiUa-. of Ut ftUk. Tat ' " DHiiu, Clr 4 i ml mmm mm a. ly Hilly Kvaiw ., Ten year back, five of the out- ! (andirijr warn ol the major leagues; (were the follow imp well-known j athletes: . . f Tyrtm Ftnymond t'obb, urcaiest i , hall player of all time, holder of m many records It would take a j lare-size volume lo properly . chronicle (hi in. !Kldlo f'oJHh. generally regard ed as thj ir-riji-r of nil aecond, jrk rii, puM. pr-ent or future.. ) Mttgcrs Hornshy, bivgeit figure in the National l'ague, the only play r lo thn :iit n Cobb's halting feats. 'I'r'tn Speaker, r co(fnlw d every - ' wh-re an Ihe greatest outfield r in the hfMnry of Ihf ga tin, alMO cap able of doing oilier things well, .aside from fielding. (.eorge Hlsb-r, Hi1 hot word as Priced $1.00 per yard , lit our Silk lpartrriet.t Value hiits a ft rut hawiimn and a great bat- i ter an well. DfMn rial do .Quality i Managerial l a. I Masking in Ihc KpothKht earn J day because Of their extraordinary ability, it seamed that all flv were njoylng about uli the good things I posMihh- in hum hall. j 'I urn overmgm inrrr came a fad of in&klnir managers out oC utar play-rn, iiu r-tttur to a rar riiy of leadi-ri. or thf hHli-f that thn pluyn mlKht i tiuully ui rritMful un -xr-c till vein, Tri Speaker pave the way for thi mil on mar playr-munrtKr. It didn't "tali Hpeaker I on if to 1 iWnODStcati- hi onh. , In .. what wm really hi ifc-coml year, hp won ;a pennant anU a worlrl cltampion-; jrtiip for f 'Ifrveland. r i ' Then- ram th appolntm nU of, U'olib at Htrolt, Hisler In I .out. Collin at fhicaKO. I Harrti in WaKtiifiKion n. Ilornsby. XKA and lnla Timet Th thtt dorfn'l tiarr-ta rtn Ihf dlnnrr Ull lor lh rwW'nU of the Undan luolugna) nrdrBl A yuunf pent uln is showa lakaaii tb nour IshmtDI Dial nx.thn to kindly provides yiur H:iy Kctialk U aM-l lo lh llsl tit Ktyr piayt-r manaK-ra It'H u lough joh, say ull of- Ihfin. OAfll POfi SK ATOILS . I.s l-AKV M'C'H'H I'KT TAMI'A. Fla.. Mar. 1 i Tho Island Students Refuse to Wear j Native Clothes ' TI'KKDAV'M PKOTiRAMK KCIO Oakland 3(ilm-.1lki-) nnwii. wt-atln'r: 1 (o . Tb I'llRrlinM: ). book rhals: :i0, aur- vrim tiroadcaat. On lh" wholi-, t would ay the Btam havr mt with iiior.- than or dinary mimm n illoi. Tlirw of KHQ-Bnokan. JJ .Sm-7f-kr) ni worl rhI(on,. (.lanly Har- rln at Wnnhlnxlon has two iiiikh 10 hi" rrcillt. Yt. V have alwayH dowtiN'd tho wiHdom or ilif apiiplntnint. nd mlttinic thirl' arf cTripllonli to vry rul'. Whllf tin- play of Ilif nr has bM-n good, fOimldiTillK Ihl' add'-d rponll(lliU" of manager. mill moat of lhin haw nuffi rd 11 n r tain dcH rloralion In thi lr atandanl Wahinirton H natorn arn .h-adf-d lor ll. Ain-ru-an l-aKU- rn-nnant . MANILA. Mar. 14 (Al Inv-- :.Kuin Ihia y.-ar if Ihr lurk or Jack ,,, for cov,.rnor o. n. ral (ii.xlow hold out. IWoo.1 who w .-nl to ItaKiilo r-: Onslow. pltrhinir roaoh. has vnlly to dltrinin- lh raluu of a 1 hf-n wii h nln oliihs that 160k p.'n- 'riot ainonir atudnts. rrporl.-d to- nania In th- lr r.p.rtlvc Kaituo day that thf Iroul.w waa the out. ; his firat yar wtih thrm. ! and on-. rcnir of u iliauKrc'iin-nt ov.-r ni n'a that took iw-cond plare. : H la ;lio- faahlona. - - einninff his first season wllh tho 1 S nators. . 1 : S to 9, roncrt-orchesir; t to mid night, dance orchestra. -: KNIfC Hants, Monira (33m . I2mikc) I to 9. band: 9 to in, .studio program; 1(1 to II, Club t'a&A Dfl Mar. V V' 1KIj.o. AAgxlM (4t7m-4i)-kr) 7. Jack Martin a Hawaiian trio: ':ff. Osttono string' quartet: I, pro Vgruin: 0. Asum musio club. Ourlng lh.- riot James A. Wrls-ht. nplnpltml f Ihn rp,,t mi- hnil ... (inslow larte,i with. Dallas In lUlKlll0 uaJ , ,0 tt pMt ,,y l-.Hi. and lalla ropp'd th Texas arrry Mnien,t anU u llV).ly ni,,p l..aKu. flait. N. t year Ihe.lxst he folow,,, Kh TOm(1 ot wrigln a roiil.l do -una to wish the TVtrolt fr,,lU interfered to reseuo brft.' llg'TS inio Tonu place. 1 nen it -rv, l with I'roviilence, Iluffalo the New York Oianla. Kansas. City. two teams In the outlawed Kteel l.eaijiic, and . ttlchinonl. KI'O Kan I'Vnnelsro (:Sm iiookc) 7 to Itudy Kelger's of Pl"V- jKairtnont holel orchestra.: te 1:30 Perhaps the most strlklnR falline organ program: 1:10 t 1. r.or- off as noted lh the work or -lug cluh program: 10 to II, Palace Kogera Hornal.y last s-ason. While vJlote Hose Moom dane orchestra, he played moat of the year with a KTAB Oakland (JOt.lm-SSO- lame hack, he frankly admits the kc) . stamp collectors chat; :1S managerial woes and the strain of to III. KTAH quartet. realising you were piloting a club KCW Portland (49lm-C10kc) that had a chance, was u greater T :,. new, wtalJirr. . ? ,(0 1 0, rdu-, Jiaudi up,, y, 1 r -, ,.,.,,,, 1 , Vaflonal program; 'If to midnight, ' dunce rnunlc. tliango In Wyle KYA--Kan Francisco (t.tm. The fad of star players as mail 7r.'ikc) 4 to 1; studio program; ngra was an overnight . affair: 10 to 11. Cllft ltotd donee orches- now It appears to huve tailed out as tra. ijiilekly as it srrive.l. KFSD San PUgo" (J4S.lm- The five slai-s I have enumerated ' 12Iokc) to . classlfl hour; J to at the b. ginning of ihls article aro : 10, mixed musical program; 10 to no longer managers. All have been 31, orchestra. ' demol, d since the close of last ea- KOWO Heattlo (10ni-!0kr) son for various reasons. ; 7:50 lo 10, utusica! program; 10 Stanley Harris alone remains or to 13:30. Totem broadcasters. .the laic appointments, and this The Investigators declared the uprising came as the result of AVrighl'a order that simlents must all ot 'lir geestrlogs Instead of trousers e woraing in me iieiiiM. - nc .,n will, them. In-IJJtt. his first denl. mostly members of the season wilh Pittsburgh, the Plr- ,f"Ka which has worn noil., utes rnn.le baseball hi.iory In the ln" rings for c nturles re- National .cnRilo and the, World '"' r""-r- Series. It. I. ST ATI: IMIASTS -"Mil. AMI MRS. COACH" KINGSTON. It. 1.. Mar. 14 'i'ba inuuiry developed that th student had taken a liking to the new fangled Idea of trousers while the school principal figures gee ptritiv were good enough for or dinary work. : P.hode Island Slate College 'here '- ' ""' "ere , ur.ir ..- hiui a "Mr. and Mrs. Coach" lo ' Pend.d at once. . What will be done direct lis athletes. ; further than that now is up Uti. . 1. .-Mr. I'oa.-h" is Frank W. Keany. ' 1 L lvho pufs baseball, football, and ! basketball aspiranls through their paces when lie isn't teaching che iitisiry. ' His wife directs some: 115 girls 111 gymnastics. nov IAKl:.S I.O.Vfi TltlP . E. Mills Elected Head of Cove Club '5 COVF.. March 14 fBpeclal) The . annual meeting of th Cove com. ' merclal club was held lust week and J, K. Mills WHS eletd presl. 'dent. A loard of directors was elected consisting of Hoy Hell, Italpll Comslock. K J. Klacklund. William M. Bradner.'n. lf. Iisnlei ' und K. K. Cond. 1 1 ' A secretary. treasurer will be elected at Ihe next regular meeting 'of the board or director Them will be a puhlte lnmnlla- tlon or officers Monday,' March 31. POHTl-ANI). Ore.. Mar. 14 (AP) basketball,' Willie). n Itouoldl. . arrived tennis, and hockey, and recently here yesterday after traveling alone has addeil archery to the list of 'all .he way (rout Wyk Auf Kohr. eii-U sports. J Ccrmaliy. Me came lo make his Moth Mr. and Mrs. Kenny aro home with an uncle and aunt, hav graduates of Itates follege. They nK been s-nt by his grandmother, are kept busy at home coaching .who cared for him since Ihe death iwo promising young athletes of last year of both his parents wtio the future. ere victims or influcmia. Right across h Natural tobacco taste has the inside track to smokers' preference. Chesterfield sales prove it! - p T - W he country 1 v 1 IV 1.1 r sT i . . r 11 u . in 1 & 'y5l5n .it jr. CVi 'A natural tobacco rich ness entirely free from "over-sweetening"; in no other cigarette do men find such naturalness of taste and character. esterfield. 7Sa"etf they're MILD ft 1," 7 tt X' .' orrnFMKU statx im-aym ' ' !.OH ANOKI.KR, Mf. 1 4 Ar nold "rvlii Hlx" 8at, who rrturna to Mid major leaguea this &ion an u mnnh.T of the HrookJyn Nadon jil. Is one of the best coif playern anionic llf leatfuA bavbalt mn. Ktafx la rated a scratch man in open touriioiMfnt on th I'uclfic coaat, where he haa bca In the outfield for the lxw Anfftlffl train of the coast IBRue. l usually ahoota In tho low tw-vcntl'ii. Hn rami to lxn aiikU from tho f'hi rfiiro cuba Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. ! ', WIIA'PH IN MCKNAMF? ! ' MAI KICK ( Aid. I II IlK K i RT. PKTI'KHXHl'ltO. Fl.. Mar. 14 "Dick" Hurrus, lloston first . buseinan, Is addressed as Hichard -by some of bis acquaintances who .Sflsh to uvold the charrs of undue familiarity by using a nickname. a His numn, however. Is nou hlch ! nrd but Maurice. The "Dick" was rpinned on him when ho w-aa a stu. ,'dent at North Carolina State C'oi 'Irge before ho broke Into profes. jdonal ranks by way of Columbia !.oC the Hally League. 11 belongs to the soma lodge In which ttsin Hice holds membership. Hire's fiiM name Is Kdgar. ' ' ' FOLLOW OONVCSno.SS i'lKW YOKK Miss llosalle Oiincs, the general ot the suffrage f.linrs. Intends to be married only .nre; therefore when she becomes ,Mrs. riarenr C. Dill, tomorrow wife of a Wsshlngtoo senator . lirythlug will bo as conventional ..us possible. There will b a veil br old lace, orange blossoms, and oher things to be preserved lo th 'lavender and cedar ot remrin i ranee. t ; i - tTha Tnlted Ittates panato seems to hav rhsnged all our old no Jluiis about a dam sit. Wiu. )ruu-- Qu-A UooO Of' nmmmnr a eJMi i i . r I ' L Arrest Four on Charge of Giving . Aid to Convicts fHK'AOO, Mar. U (AP l.ovo letl.TH ariij hril-.-ry of miunls aliko uided Ihn-e Mexiran mmderers to -srapo frotn Will county jail. (JoUe, Saturday, officials b.li.-v'd ; today nft r obfatnin? confession. si'lzinc b-Mers and disroverins a ! pri' on kept diary. Three Ameri can killers. con rpan ions of Die Mexicans, failed lo k ' away. Two wo mho and two nun weri arrest ed in J inlet I:it Hi slit. charKeil wi( h aid in? the esca po. bin brouKht I lie number under arrest as nt'complin a in tho Jail break, which was followed by the h lay hi R of l.eo (Jrnnt. I'hiejino po licsnian. and tiie wounding of four men. one a jail tftiard, lo eiht. Ainoiic tli os- h-ld was Juan it o ftaltardo, of South Chicago, sweet hail oT It- rnartio Itoa. who has killed three persons, und the only one of t he sevtet tiu at large. The police last niht translated and made public two letters which Itoa nt to .luantto in which the con vict Ured hi sweetheart to brini? saws o the jail to aid in the es cape plot. The Kill acknowledge.! reeelvitirT the b iters but denied she complied with the request. C. P. Liner Collides i With Jinsho Mara SHANGHAI, Mar. 14 f AD The Canadian Pacific liner Kmpresa of ( ana-la was in a collision today w ith the Japanese collier Jinsho Mam. j Tim Kmpress of Canada was re ported damaged about the bows , but was able, to proceed to HonR- j konir. TVo lives were reported lost i on the collier. silkvp muiM. l.AWI.KNi'i; K a ns. A pntlonl truard trnop of cavalry at Haskc ! institute has n nitty ton-nilnut Isilmt drill, froing throiiKh ,lf Peaches I'.iMwnini; refilled to ir '. movenienis wlihoiit Command or interviewed n her renin from .sicn.il. Members of 9 Indian Hcrinuda. Tho public owes her its . tribes from 20 states aro In the thanks. troop. To Film Scenes j Of The Argonnel OurBigAOffeiJ $1 Down . $1 Month CiEKMAN KKillV ILWHts IUttii. it .... I I r r rjllhlilll tut. a I. ft I.. II,. ak. a . . . . . . . . - , - .v ,ww virw Ktrry nvunwi, w j, l.t S ANGKI.KS. V r. 14 (AD War tanks ) crush over shell hobs and Itarbed wirt s'lttanffle-nif-ntA to rlar the way for the at tack of three thousand troops on "enemy' trench s at I'ninp lie wis. Washinuton.. Wedntsday for the iHmlt.ff of pcnea la a r'lrst Ka tionn I production fent urins Hich ard Tlarthelnicss, IWirthelmess and 7t) motion plc tun players today were en route Tor Camp Lewis where battle seems of the Arjronne win o en acted. IteRiHar army t-oons sta (ioiMwl at the Washington ramp will po throinrh wartime maneuvers as a part of the ptcture. It in de clared that th" maneuvers over 35 miles of trenches and rnt.in ele ments constructed by troops of the 9lst division in 1MT and 1919 will bo the Mrcest pence time exercise since the world war. 1 Tha tray m a moat useful and lent tisi with the toaster. Used tandsr trie toeeter it catches the crumbs, kta the. table neat and clean: a hun dred and one other uses for such a tray vtn be foaaDd in your home. This is the original toaster to turn the asaset without touching. It toasts quick ly and evenly, the Urge reck take a full aUos of hi soil, the Cat top is most con. 1 'li.'Jf?-Clr-- 11 tfCSTl n Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
