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Thursday, April 14, 1927 Pape Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Yankees Leading Pack With Two Straight Wins Wins $4000 Smart Jacket Suits On Sale Friday and Saturday The Practical Costume FOB SPRING The tailored costume is one of great popularity and these stylish Spring suits are fashioned from good-looking tweeds and sport fabrics. Regularly $29.75 on sale for Friday and Satur day only at $25 The newest style decree to tempt smartly dressed youth is the Midship man Jacket genuine litany flannel very chic with skirt or dress $9.75 Easter Coats Very fine values are here in Spring coats varied colors and styles prices $12.95 to $39.75 . Atf:rr.x i.kai e ftului W. I Prt. ' SVw York 2 o l.fifKl Waahlniiton 1 0 l.ooo I i l. vi lamt 1 1 .SOO j rhloairo 1 I .510 j I'liliuuVlphfa. 0 .mid fiwwon a I - .aeo iw irolt 0 0 . ! i.mii . ... e .mm i . N.VIIOVAi, l.r.AfilK j in). - w. i. m. ; PitlHlnric - 1 j N. it tmk I l.O'iO i'liiruiro I I &' HrooHlyn t I .& K.ofon -I 1 S'Hl HT. I.oijIh - 1 I . .i'Ml l'hilii.l.-l'h'a 1 -'''" I 'iru-inriiili to 1 .uwi " Waynn Knit chiffon. (II rolora, a special ' valu nl lhrrr- for :I.SO or $1.19 per pair Neu? Gloves fVrrtn novelty kl) lov -s at M.7S to H T.'.. The n -w Vun Itault allp-on fulirlrs - 98c to $1.50 Dependable Quality HILL'S Attend The Street Lighting Celebration Saturday Night Chic Hat 8 ( r'rorhi-c HtruwH, in many rhoir shala anl Minn.', provlil" Spring' mnart hat $6.25 and up Dependable Values NVw York's Yank- am off In (hr Pad of llw hiif Iraa-iw park. ( Turning on In atufa at th. -aorr mart Ih.y apparently art' om to rllnrh th" pennant In In- . farlv Kam-a a ihcv li.l lt year, i In th first two iraiwa of the I Mison thf Yanks' nattrt wrung, so ifff (lively aratnm th vnaran AthlflU'a that the I! nine! M Han. today .look down upon the- olhf-r toatna of ihe leaau. thr onjy nun thus far lo rhalk up two In.th," KinninK rolnfiin. Tti Yanks ot K hits off four. AlklMIr pltrhfrs y. strpbr. Meanwhile I'.iw'ib'T heM In ih piiuhcs on.l th- hmw lm wo'n It to 4. ' Halm's In ;ool Form Korne world-ti-alinjr . pin-nine playinK. ihltiiied in the eomehark of Yankees; KRIOAY'S PHOOKAMS I The National Broadcasting; font, j pany'a program for Friday nifftil, to tie hroadraat from KOW, KKOA. KOSIO. KHQ. KOO. Kl-'l, anij KPO from to 1 o'tlock. mill he a one art play. "Tfrrthle fk"a for KOAf J'orvallU 8M.Jm-lt70-, ke) 7. rantpiw reporter: 7:15 to 9, tifhort lalka. ; t KJH H-attle , (lW.(ni-7.ikr) 6:3if to , ilinnrr rolicnrl; a" to :Ji. poultry talk;. S:30 in stuillo proKram. a.l'i to HI. unl-f vrlty trto. i KKX Portlall.) ( 47m-C? I kr)7 to a, dinner ruiiair; J lo a. ri liKioua arvlra. KOO Oakland (JCIm-SJuke) fi:55 to 7:25. nt-wnt t-rfij-r:l 1 1 nmt-s: .1, classical concert. KKI l.o AnicpUi (47m-C4iikr) 7. or?aii rf-cital: Priylirian rhoir BrnP 'Tlic STrn Last Word of t'hriat." Harr-d cantata: 1, hallad hour. KI'O Kan Francisco (42Sni- ROSTOV Announcement bv.TDOkc) S:3. orchestra: 7, hook r- ftill I'arrlifun, manaK-T of th Hos- view; 7:20. sport: 8 to S, program, ton rt-4 Ko. bat he will wear a Trehio ( lf club of V. of !: 10 to uniform during the . approaching -1 1. orchestra. isason Irav. s only one tnanairer. f KHQ Spokane (34.'am-7C0kc) i"omii.i .Mack, in th- Ami rlcan ' C:J0 lo. 7. concert orchestra: to a. league, out of character. .. . I .liiHioii Hell conc-rt orchestra:- lo T.o National league pilot., will orclifsira; 1D-3U to mid- not ilrvi th.. part. Willurt Kobin- , night. Hoot Owls. ' Mi and John J. MrGraw. IXapitc KNItC ant Monica (21m their uniforms, however, five Am-1 " and concert: a to 10,1 erican league managers will do no Mrtngr tiartet. Here Johnny Golden, Paterson, N. .. pro. who on the MuOO a rat prlie in the aouthetn open at At lanta. Golden finished aecond to Bobby Jones, who was not eligi ble to. receive the money, because be la an amateur. Til KM-: PILOTS IITS" AT tJAJfi: Th.y are Miller Huggina, j I KOWW Walla Walla (25m- wan the champion fardinal in hi rago where Jess Haines, hero of hist fnlfa world series, held the tit to two hits In nine innings. The funs were shut - out 5to 0. evening the count for the first two fi-id. The National league outnum- gamen hers the American in playing man- mc of those lightning finishes u(!ers as O Karr.il of the I'ardln- you read about hut seldom see i n- ajs, liancroft of the Hraves and abbd the Chicago White Sox to Mrlnni-s of the Phillies will per- score runs in the ninth and Iw-at. form. out the Indians ai Cleveland 7 lo Three errors at crucial moment spelled defeat for the Itohins I lo 2 at the hands of the Ilravea. ! Kight ott'er eager ma! In four Jack McCallister. Imli- : mankcF to s, concen omi.v ana: Hun llowley. Ilrowns; George to. t..stu.lio program. Moriarily. Tigers: Hill Carrigan, KYA an Kranciaro (3S9.sm Ited Sox. Hucky Harris and Kay -7ukr. :-10. eoncert trio: 8 to 9. Sehalk will lead Wubington and l"' w k services. Old Mt. Marys Chicago in person on the playing church: to in. violin ensemble: in to 11. riern jijtithhh b 11,1 holei orchestra. KPOA Seattle 4.'.4m-l!l)kcl 10, Klrkland wrenaders; 10:30 lo 12, Hoot Owls. " j KO.VIfl Seattle (anCm-OSnkc) ' 7:30, farm school "iKiirylng": 7:45 .to 9. musical programs: 16 to 11, 'Jackie Soulier's Olympic Hotel or chestra: 11 to 12:31), dance music. X KTArt Oakland (32.m-99U- ; KOITIf Al'HICANS TO Pl.AV AT WIMHi.FTTON' CAPKTOWN. 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Mti's wore tliwippotntra whn rain C-am or South Afnran womrn tn- kr) lo 9:X, (oort i-rtriay pro- forrf d rimrnltalion or two jrarmrs nit players Ij to compile for the gram. ) in f-arh of Ihe U-aitu1 WimhiKon rhamplonahlps at I.on- KOW Portlaml M5in-6Kkc) 6 ion ror in iirwr tim: in niJMOry. to 7, tlinnt-r concen; (, mntiy wr- fkrntlt Africa win also try for the vtr: 7:30. poultry talk; 8 to 9. I'tavts flip, th- probaWc tam l- (lfiou orchestra; f;30 to Injf: 1 Harmon-!, on et-OIympIc nililnlht, Ifoot Owls. SPORT NEWS PORTLAND WINS ! HOME OPENER 6-5 Ted Thye Throws Boston Wrestler POrtTI.ANn. Ore., Apr. 14 (AP) Ted Thye, Portland light heavy weight, won two out of three falls Oregon Fighter Beaten by Bercot San Francisco Continues from John kuodis, Boston wre. f-V,ee,eie.;c V... X .1 . ler, nere last night. 1UI LA.OUCI ship, Beating Sacs pacitio co.4r?r i.F.Afa n w. ......10 ..... s flaorantento San rariclsco Missions ..... I.O Angeles . ' Portland . ...1.. S.altln imkland , Holly woul.. , NOTRE lA.VIF. TAG KM TV I.OSH KTAH Ql AR'I I.T HKI.I.INaHA.W, Wash.. Apr. 14 (API Krankle Lewis. Klamath Kails welterweight, lost a. decision lo Ilode Hercot, , Kverett. in :v speedy six-round event hi-ie last night. f This seier.lifie age shall ml have reaeheil its Huinmit until someone Invents an aulomalie windMiield wiper for horn'rhnmed glasses. i JFSS SWr.lTTSI-'lt'Si I1KAI.TII HIPKttVIVfi ATLANTA Jess Mweetser. wno .,, chamnicn: C. E. Kaglestone collatse.l afler winning the Hrltlsh of vallI. j Condon of Transvaal. amateur championship last year. lkly to prov, one cf the'hardest has been ImprovliiK in heullh dur- 4riv,.r, jn furoK.-. and P. I. H. ' Ing a yar's stay in Ashevllle. N. fipenrc. at present resi.ling in Eng. 1 ('.. although he Is not yet ready an,. j for tournament play. ; . He showed that he was very . much on his game hy winning the MKfOrtlli HIS DF.FRNsn best liall match, playing with NKW YOP.K Memorien of a Holihy Crulekshank. with a 4 for happy married life of 47 years ttiet is holes in the preliminaries have caused liavid P.eiaaro intense I to the Southern Open here. lie agony whenever he revisited the dropped out of the lourhament In apartment at the Marie Antoinette order In. conserve his health, which he and Mrs. Helasco occu- Sweel.-re has been playing mod- pied for 2" years prior to her eralely In Ashevllle and entered deuth last year. That Is his de- the tournamenl to test his condl- fense in a suit by the hotel for tion. 9 !.; 7 rent under a lease. READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS 7 ... i ... j ... ... 2 .-' Iy lit" Awwlaictl I'rws Ths Portland BeaVers defeated Hollywood II lo 6, in the first game of Ihe .season at Portland. Kluier Stnlfh got a home run In the tblfd with one Beaver 6n base. Tim atlendauce a 1S.3. Th Jtafi Kranclsro Reals defeal. ed Parrahtento ,3 to 2 yesterday. Lefty 0-lo'ulV Cotch or a foul In thn nlp'v wnjt the fle.ldlng feature of tb; me and hb Scpred the wlnnl, m In the. tenth. Th , al(le Indiana defeated the Miasions 4 to 0 at Seattle, scoring seven hits two of them home runs. 1-os Angeles won from Oakland II to 4. The Oaks' pitcher allowed seven bases on halls and 14 hits while th Oak themselves garn ered 11 hlfa.; Onmes today: Karramento at Sao Francisco; Missions at Seattle: Oakland at Los Angeles; HoDy- wooil at Portland. P". SOCTH BKNn. Iml The hand .714 ing out of sheepskins In June; will .CfiO break up tht Noire lflme basket- .tJJ hall team which claimed the .6 western championship for two sea .ioo nKlt lost hut two games In 47 that period. . ..K... v....,.. ' ern center; Conroy. ail-west, rn guard; tkilhman, guard, and Mr- Sally, forward, finish this year. (That leave of this year's first learn Fronk Crowe, sophomore for ward, and Joe Jnrhym. his under study and alternate, Among Its 11 victims Noire I flame hos caunted five. Dig Ten learns. Pittsburg, Carnegie Tech, Mercer I'nlvrrsiiy and the Kansas Aggies. j Ml MATCH POIl CAI. WASH1.MOTONA curious lady Is no maleh for a sphinx. Mrs. Alvln T. Ilert, vice chairman of the republican national committee went lo the white house to find out whether Mr. Coolidge would run again. But, as she esplalmd later, her host directed Hie conver. satlon. and she forgot the purpose , of her visit, Keaitid I, lu,lons 0, Siattle (API It. 11 F.. Millions ' ...... . 0 Ho Seattle 4 7 0 Batteries- llr. r font and Walters: Hrett and Jenkins.' Scal. S, Srnatnrx a Hun Francisco (Al') H.ir F.. Rscramento ..i...., J c 1 San Francisco. . a n Batteries Kalllo and Kohlrr: Mitchell and Vargas. (1 Innings). I KAI.FSMKV SKNTMI KXT L j KMiXVll.LK. Tenn. Traveling wileMiinn nnd college xtinlents send Ihe miiKt fientimeniul teleur.-iinv, according to .1. J. liowniiti;. m.in aser of a lelegtifih office here. lie ntlrituites the Metititnent of jwileNmen to the continual absence 'from loved ones that makes the heart grow fonder. He soys thut Ihe "tired buslnen man" Is leat Nenlimental in writing telegram-'. IVirtland . HollrwotHl 8 POP.TI.A.Vn (API- Hollywood . ... , Portland .. ..r. Batteries Fullerton, Mcf'abe and Murphy: couch nnd Wendell. It. It K .! II 1 .670 Mulrahy, Hughes, IO Angeles 1 1, Oakland 4 LOS AM1KLF.H AP)--ri. H. E. Oakland 4 13 3 Los Angeles 1(14 J Hatterlis i Boehler and Baker; Hamilton and Hanuerg. tiwi.v nosTii.r. HICAffO Rome unnamed Brit ish lord is shy :5.0fl0 and as a re sult 0nn Tunney I unlikely to permit Hrltlshera to look him over. Manager Billy 'Gibson says hi lorrinhip was uppood lo nak an advanco two weeks ago and ""un-1 leaa I ha dough la placed oa top of the barrel. Tunney wli! Dot ro en the boat. 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