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Monday, April 11, 11)27 Pape Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER SMART CROCHET STRAWS A Variety of Exclusive Styles in Keeping With Spring Moderately Priced Dependable Quality " HilFi Dependable Values . k '.V 1 THOSE DOUGHTY DODGERS MAJOR LEAGUES Reavers, Oaks !. Tl T .. PLAY TOMORROW, .Baseball's Annual Race for World Series Hon ; ors to Begin in East X'lVUU UTVII ill I Double Header i Anno coast LEAon; w. l. rot. Sacramento 10 2 .833 San Krunrlseo 7 0 .538 i Allusion 7 0 .filifl i Portland ..... 6 7 .4C2 Ouklund .. C 7 AZ Heutttn ..'6 7 .OJ2 I. on Angeles 5 0 .455 Hollywood 1 8 .200 .- , By Ilio Associate! Pn-ss i . Tho baseball heaven,, swept nleur of winter's clouds und un ..j Certainty und stove leugue players, - will burnt brightly, cxultuntly In to view again tomorrow. ' Some of the. best known stars j' will twinkle from different patches of the blue, after Iodic canons of permanency in other eonstellu- tlona. A diamond astronomer who . t ( I slept through thn winter would be 1 i" , ; dumbfounded at thn change. Thero will be some new lights up there, ; risen to the first magnitude from 3 MillW wow r.f tho nlnn-a- nn.l i ' t there will be a-few of the brilliant U'ry,; Mitchell. Turpln and Var I ones right back in thn sumo old jt pluce. Then too there will he, as 'I always, the comets that? streak V ' across the sky. shaking pyrotooh ; nio tail, only to disappear Into tho i void of basebal players who have , gone. i ? f Athletic Iook Oood Perhaps tho brightest glow will terles Tim Mission and the Beala broko even on two gam- yejtterduy, the i .Ml anions winning In the morning 6 to 1, and the Heals In the after noon 10 to S. The afternoon gum was a free hlftlng affair, with Lefty O'Doul making two home runs and two singles. Batteries: (Morning) llnek a' rher." says 'Irish" Hob .VUuh.1 (loft) as lit loons on a fust one hurled by his vrn-run l iim-mulr "Hill" lioak (right), at tho Brooklyn Dodgers neiirwuter, Kla., iralninir cumn. believe that the bull "Irish" is here Mmltiii Is plcliiifd pltrhtiiK were oilu nnrl the mn. lont blume you: I hey aren't the name but it made Interesting' reuding. didn't It? . . , . No Supporters KJR SouttlP (384.4m-780kr) 8:l& to 7:46. dinner hour concert; H to y:3U. studio progrum. K KX Portland (447in-fi71kc) 7 to s, dinner iiiiwic; tu:.1d to 12, dnnco mtmlo froin Kreinrrs I'huteau. KOO Oakland Cifl I m-S.iakr) fi. Hem's l.lltlo Symphony otrheslra; 6:6G, news, bas:ljull rt)oris. weal her, marki-tH: H to a, Tlt Pilgrims: 'J to 10, National Broad ruHlIng o., progrum.- KOA Denver (.122in-0.l0kr) 5:3(1, dinrntr concert; (!::((), farm question box; 8, unction hridgo vh son. . Kn I.os Angeles 4C7m-M0-kc) 7, orcheHtru; H, Guttonc. Htring Huartet; 0 to Ju. National Broad- ier9-8 President E. M. Hopkins, of casting To., program j iO, A.uro Jjartmouth. who recently suggested' J'erhupH you ilon't and th un "11)11" Bar; Wi-inBrt anu WaltorH. (AN tfrnoan) Moudy, Kunz and VaryaH; luinovlch, Bryun and Whitnoy. ItcAvrrH, 0lu Hpllt ' Tho Porttand Bfiavern und tho OakH IlkwJitp broke even hi two Knini'H, the Oak taking thn morn InK contest 6 to 1, and the1 Heaven winning the afternoon, 4 to 0. Hat- (Morning) Ortman and ' como from the I'hliadelphla Am- Wnndnll; Krauw und Maker; AT- ' erlrun where uoh aatullltoH an Ty frnoon) I'onder and Yelle; l)lck- Cohb, Kddle f'olllns and Zack ennun and Hool. .- Wheat will beam after long years . The Haeramento Renatori d- 'ln other place". Kor more thun a feulod the Heattle Indiana In both ' fifth of a century Cobb waa (he gamea. winning In tha morning 5 1 fixed alar which to oil buaeballdom to j at aloekton and in thn ufler- 'lioant Detroit. Addition of these no0 7 to 3 at Saeramenlo. Th luiulnarloa to the McQlllicuddy Henatora took fire rumen of thn .'constellation havo modo It tho aeries. Batteries: (Morning) ', favorite of tho pre-statlsltclana In uramlt, MIIJus and Schmidt; Keat- ''-flielr gudsaes on tho American riK and Hevereld; (Afternoon) Kd- l leaguo finish. wards, Pelera and Jenkins; Single- 1 ; Other transplanted atars will bo ton anil Koehler. f' found In the Qlant group In the (iaiiM'H IMMnl national leagua sector wNero, The lx Angelen-Hollywood ; Itogers Kornsby and Kddln Koush double header was nostponed on ;. have been moved from St. I.ouls account of rain, ''and Cincinnati respectively, Down Qaines this week; Sacramento at t In the Ht. I.ouls (.'ardlnuls con- Sun Krannlsao; Missions at Seattle; itollatlon la I'Yanklo Krlsch, shin- Oakland at Los Angeles: Kolly- fijig from Hornsby's old Bpot. Close wood at Portland, ,.y Is tho mighty star, Alexander, -n..-s. . 'right where he was lust yeur. In tho national, (HwTrla Hpeuker, whose name is . Yankee In Ilunulnic t - ltioat often coupled with that or The Detroit Tigers, who havn Hermiston And Walla Walla In Victory Sunday !: HLIK MOI'NTAI.V LFACil'I' NTAMMXOS: , f . w. h. Hermiston , l o Walla Walla l 0 Pendleton 0 t Indians . .i 0 1 Music club. KPO San . Krancisco (42Sm 7iake) 7, concert orchest ra; 7:25 lo S, bridge lerMon; H to W:0. pro gram by H-hola Cnntoruin of Sac red Heurt church, Ouklund; 9 to 10. National Broadcasting Co., program: JO to 11, dance orches tra. ' K N R r Sa n t a Monica 2 a S m -I20kc) 8, baud concert; U, pro grum: la, Julius K. Johnson, or ganist; II to 12, J.u Monica liall room orcheatra. KFXB I.os Angeles :ir2.7m SSOkc) 8, barttono nnd yodlcr: 8:30, Blanche Albln, Octuvia Marx una JiUlH ituii; v, JiurKer iiru. L'ln.r Hlfiviii-u- 1 (i fn 11 1 ;1 111 u flu .KWISTON, Me From burn- in.nu.. ,,,.,1 rtninh M.irkv with hin ing up the cinder tracks on col- mumIcuI K'pvr. ge athletic iields to missionary, ui,ma K..mn. 4r.4mflr,nkM s work In the land of the ferocious. to 8:30. bridge leRHon: 8:30 to 9, m-ad-mintlng Wtt trlbfi on the bor- rnu(, nuarlet: 9 to 10. National ders of Tibet Is a Ion jurnn. but n-,inU,i,,o. n.ni.iim mtr, it-an track stars at Wonnle Bi ne dance orchest ra. ' i K YA -Han Francisco . (39.Hm- W :7r.0kcl 0:30 to 7r30. concert trio: '8 to 10, musical programs, includ ing vocul soIoh; JO to 11, Herb Meyerinck's t'lllt hotel dance or- TWIN STAIIS OHOSi: IJI-'i; WITH HKATHI-TX drastic football changes to Improve the game. Ills Idea included having! no salaried coaches, two varsity! teams 4 id only ophs and Juniors on the teams. His suKgestlon failed to receive any hearty approval. gram; 9 to 10, Nutlonal Broadcast ing com puny program: to to 11, Jackie Houder's -Olympic hotel or chestra; 11 to 11:30, Totem broad cn stent: 11:30 t 12:30. Jacklrf Kouder's Olympic hotel orchestra. lomorrow! A FEATURED VALUE Cyclone Sally" i Is Presented By j Wolf Creek Cast HF.RMIKTOX WINS PENDLKTON, Apr. 1L (AP) Hermiston broke Into tho Bluo pa.stHi-n v - j the 'Buknr twins, J Ct. Hates colleire. huvn mrnln It J.ooo ( Th0 Jl(lv , Mp Riiymond Arrt r,ukftr- onp-Hnm national mile .000 champion, and his twin brother, .000 i)ri nichard fl. .Buker.. also . a maker of sports history at Butes, Chetru. huve written friends that thoy'are.' vOW nuw in jinnn vuiuge, m soutn- OUANOB 'HAJX...Oro'., Apr. 11 (Special) A I'nlf-s'zod audience witnessed tho tlmie-uct comedy "tV'lono Rally" that wnH staged at Orange Hall Sutiirday evening by the Wolf Crock grange and Portland (491niC10kc) C school. to 7, dinner concert; 7:30. utility The story centered uihout Jack Unfinished Breakfast Chairs SU .15 JL each Demonstrating our one low price policy we will sell a limited number of these unfinished breakfast chairs at this remarkably low price. Made of hardwood of sturdy construction, their smooth sand-papered finish is readily adaptable to a stain or enamel (j-t -t p finish. While they last, each PllD Accounts due the old company can be paid at the pdice as usual. Can Furniture Mquntaln league with a 4-3 victory bring fhrlHtlnnlty to the Wa azid ninin lJniinniii nrondcasl- wtr'pin' whrt r..f...i ,.r,.r n lag program; 10 lo midnight, dance long absence with the purpose of R. K. K. j .4 9 2 .39 4 Shesoty; over the Mission Indians In the opening game here yesterduy. . Score: , Pendleton (AP) Heinlston Indians . Batteries Phelps and Betttes and Hudson. Wulla Walla Victor At Walla Walla, the Pendteton Pucka roos out hit thn Bears, but extra basi hits brought their down full. 13 to 4. O'Kourke and Yenney featured in me neura utincit eucii conirinininr? player. a home run. cold, rainy weather hampered the mound work of both teams. Score: Walla Walla ( AP) B. H. B. Pendleton 4 1 G Wulla Walhv 13 10 3 Batteries Hnttrtip, Aodges and Hosklns; Parrls and O'ltourke. the r.ahu trlbeH and Ulchard will minister to them as a physician. did splendid work: . XKW IDOL IUVAI.S ' Hot-tempered ,Iucic Webster. I KOOKXK AS COAtlf riliford Oilkinson; Cyclone Sully i HOUTH BKNI), Ind. Knuto Oruham, Hose Chromey: Kngllsh ' Hockne has hud to move, over to lteifific. Van Bailey: Coy Kuth. I ,,luko room fop. anolher Idol at IteKie's sweetheart. Martha N, TAXPAYERS FI RXISH ' ' TI.MI-; TO TY X11 Al'OPSTA. Ga. When Ty Cobb Is at home hero he tells tho't'tme by a greut grandfather clock given to him by the city of Detroit. Titus; Jim Jerkins, who fourted for I'll years and was not discouraged, J. A. Nice: Jenny Thatcher, the object of Jim's persistence. Celes ta Nice; Willie Clump, a marvel music, Herman Ken in and his or- marrying Sue Bascom for her chestra. money. As soon as he arrived he KTAH Oakland 302.8m-9!iO- was met with open definnce at the kc) 8 to 8:15. stamp collectors hands of some "terrible creature' chat: 8:15 to 10. KTAH quartet. who was know U'lHl Knnkim.i ( :t 'M.fnri-i finlCC 1 wlin vnn In rAnlllv n vnrv 7 to :3n. kld.lie's program; 8 to ing girl. Hostilities opened Im- Vernon, the countryside belle. Nola i oiiticitfl firchcsl ni- ) tn 1 II n- nwxllnti.lv mill hnttli rnifoil fux.t Brant. ... vn as Cyclone Sally. at forgetting. Jesse Smith; Effie allty a very charm- ' Varden. Tressie Smith: and Vivian Notre lume. Oeorge Keogan has been canon ized in the athletic hall of fume, f o r t he record o f v h is basket bu 1 1 teams, which In two ycura havo won 39 and lost two games. Franklin college got both victories on its own floor. Knogan coached basketball at Charles City, Iowa, college; St. Thomas college, -in St. The clock's bt-stowal la said- to Honul Broadcustina- nroirrnin: 10 to and furlouslv. When the climax The entertainment between acts Pnul. nnd Valparaiso University of mnik the only occasion) when a midnight. Tex Howard's Davenport arrived Jack found to his dismay was as follows: J. A. Nice two j Indiana before coming to Notrn municipality the Size, of Detroit ,,.. tl..l lnfn,l nf nnnrtlnn- Una Tua. ' r.n.Hnir-- fra Mnrtlift TltllS. t DaiHC 111 1924. Ho UlSO COIlClieS Heavy stick work by ,ulH nto in treasury for a KOMO Seattle (30Cm-080kc) 6. com he has been making love to ' piunologue; and the four men of I baseball. pH-sent to a professional basHball Totem concert orchestra and male his mortal enemy. Cyclone Sally, the cast gavo a blackface skit V . i niiartet! 7:30 to 9. musical nro- All of . the following characters "The Hen Boost Club." ' Win. Finn--5 con Is A Hood Clff.tr 'Cobb did more to broadcast 1 Ihe namn of Detroit than nny other --' - .TT . ....1. .11 . . ... ', - -? man except Henry .cord," va th( official explanation. ' Hotel Is Robbed While Fire Burns fh nm CnMfns as one of base- been the dark hors of tho Amerl- yall' greatest, has a new patch can leagua for wivvral seasons, f 0 -! e oun;nd him this year the. look even darker with a new Washington olub. ' Jockey, Oeorgo Morlarty. the erst- 5 WaltHP, Johnson at Washington while umpire. The Yupkevs prom ''ond Babo Itutli at New York am 1st much, with youthful punch and : (Used sat ell it eft that beckon again the always threatening George, Vrom the teams they have helped Herman Ruth, Cleveland ha vlr- ! PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. Jl (AP) makc famous. tually the same tam a last year, whlle guest wen; fleidng ami fV If managers uro to bo belluved, with the vital exception of Trls the fire department was buttling ' there will be threo or four pennant Speaker, whotm transfer to Wash-- a fire on Ihe fifth floor of the 1 Winners in each league, and no lngton glva the Bmator one of. Portland hotel enrly today, thieves team In last place. The Athletics the league's strongest outfielders, entered three of the rooms on the jfti the American look especially i floor above and stole watches '. good to the wiseacres, with an- It is a quaint and curious fact : jrwelry and clothing. oiner Pennsylvania U'lim, ine i'ir- inuc nil ine ounKers are not nn goir coursns. iq ten, of Pittsburg, getting the cn! .lAPAXr.Sl-; WUKSTtKn,5i f ; Ricit, now sTi brivr to h TOKYO Wrestlers in Japan' ap parently do not run altogether to "ivory". . .. f Tiehlro Hosokawa, an ex-wrest-ling champion, retired, from the ring three yours ago after defeat ing every man In his class. He went Into business, made money and, to thu surprise o( all the other I giant jupanese wresuers. . recently entered Waseda University, fori the purpose of "learning something beHldes wrestling." . The fact that itosokawa weighs more than 3u pounds made it nec essary, for the university officials to construct a special table and chair of his use In the study hall. David ; Belasco, the Dean of the American Theatre April Percolator SPECIAL A Remarkable Co-operative Offer That Will Appeal to everyone Who Likes "BETTER COFFEE" By special arrangement with the Manning Bowman Co., makers of high-grade ELEC TRIC PERCOLATORS, and the distributors of "Royal Club" Coffee, we are able to offer this regular $11.00 Electric Pecolator for St ONLY $7.95 Terms if desired! 95c down, $1.00 per month on your electric service bill Orte pound can of Royal Club Coffee Free with each Percolator. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company Damage to thn hotel from the fire was estimated at $2.0nq, half to building and half to contents. Police, were trying to determine ' whether tho thieves had started the flrn to cover operations, or had merely taken advantage of thn confusion to commit tho depreda tions. 1 J. L. Smith, of Spokane, reported a gold watch had been stolen from hts room: Knndolph Hartley, giv ing his address euro of the Ilelllg , . theater, reported loss of a wutch I Worn-out automobile tires are and two suits of clothes; Miss Jl. being made Into speclul armor lo Cameron reported theft from her he used for protecting horses- In dresser dawer of a Jewel case, con-I Spanish bullfights, tainlng about ;I00 worth pf jew- . ftlry- I Wm. Pcwi 5 cents A Uooct Cigar TKACIIIXO TKXX1S NKW YOKIC The young now may learn how to shoot a tennis ball by movies. The V. H. t. T. A. has films of stars ready for distri bution to member clubs. They con tain no views of Suxanne Lenglen, Maiy Hrowno or Vincent Rich- ards. . STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT 'Phone 7991' Travel in our Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave La Grande for Joseph . . . 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. La Grande for Baker, Boise 1:25 p.m. La Grande for Baker only 9:25 a.m. 5:30 p.m. La Grande for Pendleton 1 1:00 a-m. 3:30 p.m. (Connections at Pendleton for Wall. Walla snii Paco) I . Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 writes: "The voice is to the actoi what the chisel is to the sculptor. He rnust beware of dulling its qualities. Naturally I am vitally concerned about the voices of my players, so I ahvays advise the one cigarette thatl discovered many years ago that does , not impair control of the subtlest vocal shadings or cause huskiness or harsh' ness. I mean the 'Lucky Strike.' It is the player's best friend." You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and do mestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process " It's toasted" no harshness, not a bit of bite. It's toasted Your Throat Protection ft Wfcn i Nmu Yorfc ytm ore conK. My Invited toiee how Lucky Strides ore made at our exhibit, earner Broadway and 45th Street. 1 !