Tuesday. March 22, 1927.
Page Two
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SPORT NEWS
TIGERS RESPOND Pendleton Grid
TO TRACK CALL 'jSjflgfc
Half a Hundred High
School Athletes Turn ,
, ; Out Monday
flomo half ailiimdiwtl I,a Grando
lllifh ; school ahlrti-s.V desirous .of
ginning il luttttf this sprint?, turned
; out . last ' night ' whim ,oiwh Inn
MaoKcnzis. sounded, the' rlrnt track
cull, of, the wunon. In. tho lint us
? suveral regular,-around which (ho
J 92 7 Tiger team, will hi- moulded.
''Coach MncKeiizle put the- boys
through a, light workout lout night,
only enough to begin loosening up
tlie muscles. . Wednesday night ho
.aspects to have the track in good
condition and will begin pushing
' the lads a little more. ' ,
H At present botb the track and
: rte.ldlnen - are going through tho
.i'itriA work and the two groups will
. not be separated before nt-st week.
, Aftr that the workout will be-,
come strenuous In preparation for
the opening of the luterscholastlc
..season' April 10 when Haker hlKh
will probably con 1,0 to La Grando.
This dale has not been absolutely
agreed Upon but lias been tciitu-,
lively arranged. ... ... .,
:i .r : CXnwi Mwl April .
WCD.M-SIUVK I'lt-K'ltAM
KI-:X I'ortlund ( 447m-7 I lie) 7
, dinner inutile; 8 to . KMX
dsnoe. bund ploying pnpulur num.
O'-I'H. , ) . I
. KOAf - rorvnllls (2S0m-l(i7ii.
I.i') 7, Jiusiluss law: 7:30, liulldiiiK
u home; 7:Ui, mining ilK; K,
studio prOKrtiin.
' KGO -Ouliliui.l (aSlin.KSfllie) li.
Rein's Utile Kyinpholiy orchestra;
8. rurm proKrum; It, 1'iilvr-rsity of
( ullrorriia dinner day Immiue
program.
Kl-'l l.os Alls-lr-s rS7ni-640ke)
C.'ao, women's quartet; 7, lluy
l-'lshir's OrlKitiul Victorians dnnee
orehestru; 7:30. crime address;
':!., Helen lluest, bullad singer;
8, program by 'ulpol string, iiiur-
let und mule guuriet; u, uieuner
PENM-ETON, Ore. Mori 22 quartet; Ml, classic music by Kiiiisi t
file first three day of spring; Instrumental quurtet. v
loutbull work ut thn high school . KOW J'orllund (9lm-CHikr)
found the I&27 Huckaroo gridiron to 7, dinner concert: 7, utility ser
usttlnitifs going through everything, vice; 8, concert; 9 to 10, concert.,
from dummy tackling to real ' 'KI'OVHau l-'run-isco MZSm-TOiT-'
scrtmniag. pluy. i t'oach Qulnn
pluns to have his eleven' reudy to
settle down-. to actual v formation
work in tlin'.fu'll with .short ..pre',
llminury ullentlon to .basic -f unda
mentals. ... . v. "'.' ''
lie) Cj'tO to 8, orchestra; 8 to !tf
musical program: v to -1(1, "chlc-ltr
erltig hour", III tn 11, Htutes lies
tuurant orchestral - " . .
KVA sti . l-'ranclsco " (Usa.Sm
TtOke) I to ., services,. . Old Ht.
Hprlng football practice will give1 Mary's church; V to JO. progrni
me aggregation expedience In' the
new brand or play the coach will
employ. The shift, which . has
practically beiti ruled out by the
rules committee will not' be used
this yeur by 1'endielon us In tho
case with muny high school and
college grid teums who find ' the
pause before the play too long.
A feuture of the spring training
will be a contest between tho
aspirants and the graduutes of the
I (IKU eleven. . , ' e .'
HAItXKTOUMIXi HINKK
; I'Klyj; KINi TITIil ,
UuKrl' Huff: -JU lo 11. Herb Meyer-
inck's ('lift hotel dunce orchestra.
; KOI N Portland (31 9m-lHH'.;r)
6 to 7, dinner concert; 8 to 9,
KOIN radio pisycrs: S to 10, studio
program; H to midnight, Jerry
Heed's donco orchestra.
JiTAH Ouli land Jir'.Km-ii'.iO-Uc).
8 lo.O, mevxo.soprano, piunlst,
tenor: tl to III.-Harry J. Wati'rs
saxophone bund. .
KO.MO Heattln (3Clil-98Dkc) 8.
furnu talk: 8:111. Totem broadcas
ters: '8::iu to 10:1G, mtflilcul pro
grams: 111:10 lo 12:30 a. in.. Totem
broadcasters.
taste l!jLlk -Jl
in " I
NEW yORK It Is getting dn.
cldedly dangerous for champions
and ol,her boxers wllh reputation to
"lour the sticks" or go burns'torrn
Iiik. - ,,. . ;. - , j'
I'ldel I.ahara and Pete l.alzo,' to
sa' nothing of other stars,' can.
The Garden
;' ,"'l'oro lh Baker meet the on
' - nuul class meet will be held, prob
ixtbly on April 9. '. .
Drift Atliee dual meet' 'Is on the
schedule, l'endleton vs. I-a Orondo teslify thnt setups oron't what they
.it 1'endlelon. This will' probubly. used to be. . ' ; .-..l
. be held on April 28. Lntzo, touring Iho wid'open
' " The .Union-: county - meet, for, spaces of Testis, struck a tartar In
hath high school- and granimur Dallas, one t'lydc Hull, who maul-,
school athletes, Is tentatively orbed- ed the wHterweigmt lltlo holder
: tiled for April 30 at I'nion and will u over the ring - and-, won the fl0WPr wm hriig joy jnl0 n,0
Thn tlllft wus
window lxi-:s
.'' ThoiiHiinds of city folk have im
other opiinrtunlly to grow 1'lnwers
then Is uffurdeil by -il pnrch or
window , box. .Vet thousands over
louk this opportunity. J-'ailut-e is
easy,- nf course, und no one likes
to fuil. . Hut suceesM with u wiiulow
box is also easy if ' a few simiile
precautions are taken, und . line
ilny
Modern
revels
the goodness
of Game!
us well as a thousand.
The best flowers to ki-ow In win
dow boxes, where sun can lie given
at ierist' part of the day and tluo!
' tit-, followed by , tho unnuul i-.ust newspuper verdict
.Ore-ton .incut at Baker on May 7. not at, stake.-,
.; .'.'. Mato Mn Mjr 14 l.ubura.' shortly after clinching
IA week laler the first annual the world's flyweight' title . by
Qregon state, nign srnooi u-uck ami trouncing r;iay i iara at .uuaison Htrumed air and llnln thrmiKhou
Held meei wm w nenj u. i.wu- quare uarueii, acccpieu a muiti. the duyi llre trrtl fumei-lug niinual.s.
t;ik-lth 6. A. C. sponsoring the cvenl. W(n Tony Vacca, Hoston Hantum. Amonil thtve ,,eninlus buve come
' Winners of flrsl places In tho Kast- Tony and Kldel on the floor early n reL.fnl ypar , , unequuled.
Urn Oregon events will be' invited n the fight and won tho decision. Their joloi-s are excellent: they are
V antl there Is a possibility, that the 1 : ; fragrant and thrive wilh Utile cure.
v-;atnrn , Pregpn Vflnnlng team VrrmKiWl' OKt ntm- ' producing flowers from July until
'riilght he allowed to go, but these- .... M PHI;. atUFWIft' frost iirrlveH, without cessation. Hot.
details . have not. completely TAMPA,(f)a. I'lafk OrlffUlt-hnti- ur, weather bus no. terror fiuijhi.
sorkHl out. . There has been some aemrtud Ihe WushlHgton pn'ililen- pemniu, DiovMeil It con be water.
speculation locally :as to Just what tjB ,0i for the pluylng field, fhe ri oc,.lul0i,ny, And this one
rourse-will be followed in sending Km,i 0f the Henalors, who. how- famy has u remarkably varied ns-
" but Invllatlons . to -the slate meet eV(.r, jH a president limtead of a goilinent bf types.
iat -It Is almost certain that all Vr president, was a great pitcher
- rst place wlnnof in district mens
)iU participate. : : ' ' :
WOI,VK.IUNW VhMM
' COU.W1K TANK A K
ANN AnilOR; Mich. Tile best
- swimmer , yet . developed In an
' Ainerlcnn c6Vlege -Is rsul Humson,
. six foot four captain of Michigan's
swimming mm, In the opinion of
IhU Mann, Wolverine tank coach.
i-1 .. Hamson has made five marks this
In a reil brli-k builillntr. which
lb or 30 years ago and has not for--describes most (if our apai-nueiits.
gotten tho tricks of the trade. ; iin one does nut add a dorurullve mile
has been showing some ' of ths y.'hen red flowers are plumed in
young Washington pitchers how to n window box. Tho best color for
hold base runners close to (he bags, imeh n lneutlon Is blue, and the
or. even better, how to catch them flower which was Invented, It woulil
If they become too cetituresome. . seem, .'for such a situation Is the
V balcony blue petunia. This Is a
' VANHI-'.K IKKIKIB !ITS , rich velvety dark blue, of tralllni:
WOOH FOB TBAISilJMl ' ' liahlfund will drape from the win
HT. PHTl-iKHHt'ltU, Klu. Pao- dow box In a pleuslng fesloun of
lino Pzcudun, the wood chopper of green and blue. Balcony Queen n
the Pyrenees, may hav a rival. In n hlue wllh while blotcbes. also of
James wntse, a youns trailing iiabit.
The sniall flowering tpe of tie.
Aseoson which beat the accepted col- t.nfu'tjall
; iee records. He has done the 40- n-i,i ncrult from the Baetero
yard swim In 18.1 seconds, the ,.aKue wllh the Yankees, hus been tunlu. of which the best known
10(1 yards In 63.8, the 280 In 2:17.2, C)10pj,ing wood till winter' to keep variety Is Kosy Morn, will do l t
ond the 440 In fctOG.S. Ho was the ln condtiop for his mujor league ter than any other flower In malt-
only double swimmer In the trial In the spring. ' v Ing a bed of color throughout the
Pig Ten meet,
and 440 yards.
winning tho 120
frrEttPt'IX'HAKE DltAWH
MANY AMKKICANH
LIVKIirOOI., Kng. Applies
tlons for seats Indicate that more
Americans than ever before nro t(Urc f(M,(,
coming over for the urunu na-
tlonal Hteeplechnso on tho l.lver- Jl'ST
pool racecourse at Alntree March XRW VORK lllg
28.- off Capo I'harles,
Wlltse, whose home is at iiaven- season,
tin, N. Y., tried several training The large flowering petunias
Hluuls eM'crlmentully until he hit have fewer blossoms than the small
upon wood chopping as the most flowering type: hut one of them
effective. .WHtse,- however, wus s worth a good ninny of the oth
fully shod In contrast with the ers. The double large flowering
Hpanlsh boxer who worked In hls-nnd giants of California strain are
t-Meeoi ny iiunu-iite lor iiien
- .fringed pelnls and color blendN. it
A HAMiOOM Is dirrleult to select a petunia In
sea monster wmen one win ne disappoinieii.
Vst Al leust if geraniums be chosen fur the
The prlnclpnl hotels claim all ,,, f the passengers on the window box, the pink vurietles will
nvalloblo rooms have been taken ,teumshlp pnsteres thought so tilt be found more pleasing in the long
and "could have been let many ti,P thliiK that excited iliem at a dls- run than the reds. Itenute Pnltevlne.
times over." Continental visitor nre proved lo be wreckage of a a semldouhle pink. Is In a claw by
sro coming in large numbers, and sausage hulloon which bad eeruped Uself. Kuril a pink In comlilna-
Ulnr Qt-Orge will have a box. from lnglry field. i11"" wl1'' 1"rk ''I'18 "f "V
' 'blue petunia, or lobelia heddlnc
liueen. will serve well.
Where orange and yellow nre
permissible It is dlfrii-tilt lo find a
better flower than the ctitiihlnu
nasturtium, which may be grown
from seed, Ageratum is an excel
lent window box D hi tit : iiIvnhiiiii
(AIM isklll to be the first to conquer the1 provides a white border which Is
always dependable and In very sun
ny location xlnnlas may be grown,
flood soil and gootl drainage are
lite important points. The soil
Canadian Maple Leaf Comes to the
Front in Latest Sport Circles
NKW YORK, Mar. 22
Tho Mnple Loaf may not wave for- ('aiallrm Island channel, riff Cull
CfVPl vli'toi lounly over nllilfllr J ftirnla.
flcOdH. but within the innt year at 'Hie mnraihon runnlnK prowexM
iicen conHpit'Uourtly iriiiiiiinium. I ho ' Jdlinny Mirt-K, rinphaHlit unothor Hhotild allow pxrt' wator to druii
dominion ban wt the pace In mmie Canadian advance. MlU'a won the (off quickly tint rrnuiln yet like a
of the fufltrnt field. jeJiinisJo Hittttun A. A. uiarulhou last Kpune; and u.i a rule it .huuM Uv
At iitirh upectMfiilar winter eportH ' yeur and In doiiiK f ronquereil allowed to dry pretty well between
a nor Key una epeen hkhiiiik ( una- ( -larence ue.Mur, the (.tilted Muiea t wuterlnKM.
riiampion, and Aimn htenronn, the
-'intiisb holder of the Olympic title.
da ItHH more tlian held her own.
Horkey Ih the domltdon'a national
Hpurt und ltd Montreal Murooim are
the present world'n professional
rhnmplotiH. The Ottawa Hvnatora
hIho have net mont of thin winter'
pace In the National I lorkey
league, the 'blg leasue" of lite
gam (i.
IIONt Skater
Meanwhile Charle) tlorman of Kt.
John ban Junt lifted the Intfi-na-
tlonnl outdoor epeed Hkatlnic erown
Just at pifMMit he looms us a lUron;
aiMiidate for the
eliniiipfunrbip.
Womeu 8oro
Tt'KHi !rtfse of Toronto, In in
door it well an outdoor coinptHl
tloit. hue proved hernelf npe uf tho
fleetest nf feiniulno eprlnterit, u
holder of several world n reoiirtln.
I'nlil ChnrUv Taddork breezed hln
in the championships on American i famuiiN ,IU0" In H'Coi.dn lut
Ice ut Harunac and loike IMat'id. year t'yrll C'oaffee. u f'ttnudlan, wan
while a Toronto girl, Irfiu Hr.tokH. UrnoiiB the Joint holdera of tho
rank Iukh umong tho
Hkuterti.
liul themj conquentt) are nmrn or
let trudltlnnul, ho that It Ih the
Canadian prominence In uuch other
n porta an boxing, tinrk aud ttwlm
nilng that attract attention. No
ring figure aucb oa the lithe, bund
ome French-Canadian, Juck Ie
Inney. needs and Introduction.
George Young, the 17-year-old
ms Olympic'! UNION PERSONALS
I the century.
1'NIO.V, Ore.,. (Special) MIhh
Nelilt Ofpmten, ft Ht'iiior in the l'n
lou high achool. who has been ill
or the flu tor Mine time, watt lukeii
to Hot I, uko Tu'Hday with whut tint
physicians helU-vt-d was cither
pneumonia or un uImhvui,
Tructlcally all tin1 iinmbors of
tin? nl or clans In the local high
school attended the aettslona of the
iu Urunde on Tues
day and 'Wrdncnday of ibis week.
The commercial club is making
urpiiiitiniiMiila tn tiMrlain Iha A.
C. cadet baud inembera when that !
aggregation pasw through this
city cm Mar. ST. Tho baud boya
will be met at Union Junction by
Canadu hus no oarsmen quite up
to the prow'ws of the famous IIju
Ioiih of bygone duya. but lias u po
tential champion In Joe Wright
Jr., husky mm of o noted futher.
whose couching efforts have been
divided between Toronto and 'h.l-& string of local care and brought
ndelphla waters. Wright wae vie- to Union where they will bo given
torlnUS over the Amnrl.-M? niallnna) a lunch Al th tlnion hntl Thnn
Toronto awlmmer. exhibited a rare champion, Waller Uoover. last aoa lu the afUrooou Uiey wilj give a
cooablnAtlon of eouref, nerve tnd eon. conwrt In tho school gym, after
SMOKERS of today the most par
ticular and hardest to please find
their smoking . wishes realized in the
mellow goodness of Camels. They
demand the choicest Turkish and
Domestic tobaccos, and find them in
Camel . gloriously blended. Modern
smokers put Camel ahead of all other
cigarettes.' ' '
You should know the mildness, the
mellowness that brings enjoyment to
present-day smokers. . You'll find it in
Camel every good point that could
- be looked for in a cigarette.
It's the modern favorite.
"Have a Camel!", ...
S 1927, R.T. Ry ootd Tobiceo
ompny, Wuu(oo-S4liat N. CI
i , . .. ' .
'
which the curs will curry them on
lo North Powder where they arc
scheduled for an evening perform
ance, l-'loyd Kd wards, un employee
ut the slate experiment station, Is
making the arrangements with thn
bond for Its stop ijere.
Tlio commercial club will hold
another dunce at tho 1'nlon hotel
m-Nt Monday night, uud tills will
probably hi: (be lual Mitch event this
spring. . The dunce will be pro
ceded by a dinner at Iho Intel.
Kohcrt Kukln. K. It. Klngo. und
('arl Ib'lni, three ,u Grunde men,
acted as judges al the debate bore
Thursday night.
The tenuis courts In the city park
are being repaired so us to be ready
for playing us soon -us the weather
will permit.
The Odd Fellows lodge confer
1 the Initiatory degree on Kd-
ward Tloyd at thc-rcgular meetiiiK
n 1'Yldny nltrht of this week.
ELGIN PERSONALS
ELGIN. (Special) Jt-SH Hresh- j
curs; of La Grande, was visiting at j
Klgin Wednesday. j
1 Walter t'ross went to tho Eastern
Oregon Lumber camp Wednesday
where he will Iry to obtain work.
Mrs. ScotU Harris returned lo
her home iho first of the week
from Hot Luke where she lias been
ill.
i La Grande Tuesday and "Wednes
day. Mrs. Mary Ellen Ucein Is in La
Grando taking troutments for her
loot which wus recently Injured.
An operation will probubly follow.
L M rs. Nunrv Merrltt. who hns
Muriel and Guy Nlcoson left the ' Kpvnt lne winter with her daugh
first of the week for Flora whero ti.Pf Mrs Nora Husseurs, is now vis
they will rotnuln for sometime. Hitlg at .fnam with Mrs. Joe Tay
They were accompanied to Enter-i nr. w.i,n i iit.nior
Among the Elgin people attend
Elgin high school spent Tuesday ing formerly owned by the Elgin the train. She will probubly Jiavo
und Wednesday. in La Grande at- hardware chunged into a pool hall, , to remuln in bed for sometime, to
tending' tlie vocational guidance After the remodeling la finished ho ; come, , ' , ' - . ;
conference. ' - ' . plans on moving. The" front part ; Vecie neern and Martha Glasson
Mr. arid Mrs. IL IT. Weather- will be used for a lunch. counter. 1 8p(.nt Tuesday night lu Ja Grande
spoon uttended the conference In Mrs. John Uusseara was taken I visiting.
to La Grande Wednesday where Mrs. Hoy Nlcoson and Mrs. Fred
un x-ray wus taken, which showed Hall were La Grando visitor?
one of her bones broken. Mra Bus- (Thursday. ,-. ,
seai s was recently hurt when cross- Mrs. O, C. Catcs was In. Lu
ing the railroad track In front of Crando Thursday
prise by their futher. Jim Nicoson.
.Mr. Nlcoson remained in Enter- '
prise over night returning to El- 1
gin the next morning. The mother '
of the girls. Ethel Nicoson. Is sick
in La Grande. j
The juniors und seniors of tho '
ing the conference in I-a Grande
Wednesday were Mrs. Chas. Slas.
Mrs. Lynn Hill, Mrs. E. S. Crockett
Leo Koulet. E. 8. McCormlck, Mel
ln and Jtitncr 8chnore.
Hill Houlet is having- the build-
BATS THAT BOOM IN THE SPRING
' . j INEA Service, Miami riureau)
A famous trio this: Ty Cobb hattlne. Itoijrr Rr.snnhan catching. Jolin McGraw umpiring. Thsy nt
tocsthsr when Ty. en routs lo the thirties' training ramp at Fori Myrrs. Fla., stopped off ut Harusnto.
tha site of the Giants' stronghuld, to visit his mother and brother.
We-U lend you
this car
drive it yourself
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v
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