La Grande evening observer., April 19, 1927, Image 2

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Tuesday, April 19, 1927.
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SMART CROCHET STRAWS
A Variety of Exclusive Styles
in Keeping With Spring
Moderately Priced
Dependable il'.lj Dependable
Quality Mill S Values
SPORT NEWS
YANKS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
Dutch Ruether Shuts Out
Red Sox Senators
Blank Athletics
AMERICAN M'.AfJIT)
p'Sfi-w York ..
Washington
l St. IouiH
f. Ijetroit .....L
I Cleveland ....
I Chicago
'A PMIndelphia
Boston .
W.
Pel.
l.'KHI
.007
.007
.Ann
..Mill
.429
.3 S.I
.11110
Pittsburg
Kow York .
Philadelphia
llnston
c hlrago' " .....
Hi. I.oiiIh ...
Cincinnati .
Brooklyn ...
NATIONAL I.RAfll'R
W. 1..
r. i
lo their first shutout or I lie mcuhou
ut I Ilii expense: of Mm HohIoii Ued
Hox. :i lo o. "Dutch'' lliii ihiT held
Hie Hox (o Juki three hlia In the
tightest, lirli-n-Ht hull game the
Y linkers have played this year,
i Seuninrx Win
.Willi JlolllB Thuralon pitching
flawless hall the Washington Ken
atom rode In a I lo II victory over
tin Alhlctica, and Cleveland nosed
out Detroit 3 lo 2.
The St. Louis Itrowns won In (ho
eighth. & In 4. front lllc While Sox.
An ofr.ugtilu.on.uguln 11 inning
struggle, between- the. (Hunts -find
tlic Hruvea finally i-hili'd III mi 1 1
to (l victory Tor the (Hants.
Brooklyn descended Htill further
Into the ri'tlur when the Ktihins
lost lo llin Phillies 7 to 3.
Old Mull April pitched u shower
over the plnlc ut I'lnelunull to
Mtrllie out the scheduled game he
nm-ii the Itrda und Hi d Hlrda.
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ny the Associated I'rcm
Packlnr a punch In tho pitcher's
box a wall an tho plate, the Yun
keca und tho Plrutoa urn out In
front of their respective leagues
with an IncrrflHcd lead today.
.. Granting Just four ncttcred
llls, l.en Meadows ycatrrday held
''hlrngo helpless while the Plruto
bats pounded out a Ho I victory.
- It waa paralysing- pitching of the
' nam" order that helped Yankeea
CHICAGO r. JAP HOST
IV l2T HAM. SLUMS
CHICAGO .-or the eiKhth time
the buschult tcama of the Cnlver
slly of CIiIcuko and Wnsedu llni-
vcislly or Julian Mill meet this I
rplng'ln iin inlernationul scries. ' f
This yeur'a engagement will ho
in CIiIcuko. professor Tukiisugi or
Wuaeilu. who will ucconipany thn
Nippon teuni, haa nceepteil threo
dutea. May 13, June 1, und Juno 8.
The fli-Ht of the international
Kerlea waa played In Japan in Itiio,
and ihe iMiconil In CIiIcuko In liil'l.
'Che Hiiceeeijlnic eonteata alternated
hetween the two oountrlea In 1015,
MHO, IU2II und lain.
A. A. HtUKK, veteran Mnroon
athletic chief, devlaed the Inlerna
llonal coinpetilinn.
Seniors Defeat ""
Juniors in Meet
At Pendleton
1'ENUI.HTON. Ore., (HpeclnD
lleaulta of the annual IntcrcluMH
track meet, held here, which the
Ni-nloiH won, are ua followa:
l-ole vault: (.'union (.1). iy
(Ho), Mcl'liall, (K), (..Miller. Strolile
und ileal tied t ill' I uni t h pluci ).
lielKht, ti fen: ahoi put, I'nhl (S).
Krwin (J), Mcl'hull (H). Moyer
(Sn). dlKlance 3fi fei t a, Inches:
Mile run. Alherta (H). Itllhle (Ho),
Crune (J). Dipew (C). time D:IB;
loo yurd daah, l.uck (!'), Krwtn
(J). Allen (S), Johnaon (So.).
time I I H -condH.
IliKh jillnP,
(.1), IhAVili
lend. Sulllvuut(K)
ri'i-t ft luchc
(S). riulllvun (S). tied for first
Cronin (.1), Tiller (J), tied for ace.
und. Time ft. I .
' IUbciik: ll. Ha (H). Alliens (S),
! Moyer (So.l. Klnif (Ho). I'i
lance HI feet ft Inchea.
440 yurd daah: Mil'llall (H),
KIiik, (Ho.). I'errnd (.1.). Uunlley
(Ho.). Time G7 aeconda.
I 120 yard lilifh hurilliiB: Cronin
I (.1), Allen (H). DeWil.le (HO.), Fla'.t j
(!) Time 1 0.2.
Javelin: I'ahl (H), rtest (!'), Al
liertM (H). YclK' r (!'). Dlslnnce. I
I Ifi feel.
. 220 yard duh: Krwln (.1). Pnhl ,
(H), Mcl'liall (H), l.uck K). Time I
;:i.4 aecondH. j
220 hurdlea: I'nhl (K),. 'ruler
(.1). Time 211.2 Riconds. J
llroad jiiinp: Allen (H). Kulli- I
van (H) lied for find, Johnaon
(!), Kinif (I'"). Distance is feet
111 inches.
sso yard run: 1'enland : (J).
Jliiutcr .(Ho.). ,Allicrl:(H), Pcrard
(J). Time 2.1'J. . '
Heluy: aeniors, Junlora. aopho.
inorea freslumn. Time l:fi
half mM
Holding (Out
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p. Ah n (H). T'eninnd f Jr i i
ut(K) fourth, h. ialK ft f ,
.u. r.u viul r daah. l.uck "t. V
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Hero is tho nolo remaining hold
out or the major leaguea, He It
HtiRhia Crliz. who rerusea to ac
ccid,lli Jl 0.000 a year offer, ot
the Cincinnati Itcds,
Del Allen Again
Winner By Kayo
In Pendleton Go
PKNIII-KTON. Apr. 19 (AD
Hurry Karria, of 1'end.leton, and
Caul Aluii'ifi'ii, Kpokano, IlKlit
welKhlH, fouxhl ti n alaaliliiK rounds
to u draw In the muln event of an
American f,CKlon fllflil card liero
lual iiiKht. Jt wua the. w l oiul meet-
itK and the aicoild draw lietvveen
Ihe .pair. V ' : - ' 1
I lei Allen; 142, 1.U fHnn(e,
I ayoed li'ruukin iJoylo, 144, l'cn
illcton. In thn fifth of a aviiediiled
aix-round ai-ini-wlnd;ip. Iiuyle'a
aecomla tossed In the spouffe afte
he had taken u nine count und wua
on the cunvus nirnin..
Ilrowliie lluaklrk IftS, Pendle
ton, knocked out HliKh While, K,R,
Pemlleton, III Dm filt round of 11
Kluh d KiN.rounil ko for Ihe city
in I d d I v w o iKht - chanipionsliip.
i.i alhef flew thick.' and fusi until
Itusklrk htmu- hts opponent on tlie
roP'-M Willi u rlKhl hook und then
liullered him imo sulmilSHlon.
Hollywood Trims
Heaver 8 Again
Sickness Weakens
Union Track Team
I'.VCII'IC 4-OAST I.KAIil'i:
Hiieranientn ....
Han Kraiiclaco
Keullle
I'ortlund
l.oa Auirelea ..
Mfs-sious
Oakland
Ilollywoild
W. I,.
12 7
1 2 -8
10 9
10 10
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9 11
6 12
Pet.
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I'NION, Ore;. Apr. 10 (Special)
Just us the I'nlon team wua
liandlcapfied durlni; die liaakeiliall I
loiirnaiiH-nt ly miimiu and flu, '
now Dial the truck aenaon ia on '
the I'nlon IliKh prospects Tor a sue- I
ci'mhI'iiI HcaNon have uhout "Kone '
akliminerinK" hecauae tlie inuuips
epidemic is much worse than it wua
a couple of iiiionttia ai?o. I'nlon
lius three nieeia acheduled for thla
aprinK1. the first with Hakcr on
April 23. one with La Grande on
April .10 und. the Eastern Orojron
mii-t at ftaker on Muy 7. j
Delaneu Must Slay ,
In 175-Pound Class ;,';;;'',"
Ni:V YOIlK Apr. I!) (AT) Tlio
New YorK Hhiltr nthlt'tkt t'ommlK
HlAn ili'cii il liy u two to ouo voln
Unit Jack I Maury, t)w llr)it ticnvy
wjltfltt chnmplon, iiiuhI flKht only
within lilw f7ri-iound cIuhh,
'I IiIk Inrs Ills pi-ospccllvo lioavy
ucIkIiI roini'hacU lit a mnlrh wllli
I 'a ill inn id tho YnnUvn Htudiuin
June 3. ;
ly the ;Wocia(ol nsM
Mullyuoo.l tlofiatt'i roitlua.l S
'.o 7 ytHn-nluy. Hill liwk'lidH iv-
1th aix ruiiH
,urry 1 rcni'h.
i the VTsalia mnilhpaw, pitched tuna,
ti-rly hall until (he ninth. IliU-tcrh-H;
Hln'ti. Mnlcahy, W; Murphy
'and I). Murphy: Hukm'.' Krcnrh,
and Ycllo.
Tim olhT k'ftins wirfl triivolInK1
j and did not play.
(iaini'M today: OaUlaiwl ut Hun
I'Vanrlxr-n; M lhion.4 ut 'ort land ;
Hollywood ut Xt-attlr;. Sacrunionlo
.at I .Ah AitK'd'-s. , ' ,
Ymr.r.NT COAtll. 33. ;
MT. VKItNON, Iowa hi "Jildd"
iKun, - 22, CoriK-ll riillfjf". houwtrt
thai U haH lh yoiinm l colk-o
foui-h- In tho country.
Jtidd has Just coacnod hlK hus
hi'lhair (-ain lo u .Mldwi'Sl ('onfer
t nro rhaiiiploiiHhlt). itH Hccond
KiinlKlit. I.iiHt y-ur us a senior ut
('(inn !! .rolltigf hi ruptulni'd tho
t'ontlaill and huHki-lhiill tfiuns And
vat. all.sli(t and nll-confurmice
iuaii'rlmck. This yoar his ha.skot
'hall ti um tOMt hut throo ffum'os, ono
, of them to Michigan, lh sldcs
conch liw hunkctbatl, Jrnn assist h
In trnck and fool hall. ; i
An Attractive Offer to Thrijty Buyers
A' week featuring Rugs ativery special prices. In our large and varied
stock you will find many attractive values. All rugs of the Old Stock
are priced as low, and in many cases less than those that were in ef
fect during Carr's Closing Out Sale.
The policy and watchword of this store will be Turnover, with new
and fresh stocks at all times to choose from. Therefore we have priced
these rugs for quick selling. .
Rag Rugs
Half Price
Modem
preference
finds its choice
in Camel
mw..i 'mmm& - ...u ieus- i
v .
. 9-12 Wilton Rugs
WAS . . NOW
l-Klft 9X12 ,.v...... $98.50
i-!2o t.x iv $95.00
I-$I3C 9X12 1 $120.00
!-'s : - $87.50
i-i2o 9xi2 $95.00
i-iM-xi $135.00
00 -$75.00
A. wido clioioo rf(
oolorH and uUrueUvf
putti-rnH.
13 ':44H Urk Hhkh
wen l.f.O.. Nuw
75
i 27xr4 Uaf ItuH
wero 2.otr. Now
$1.00
9x12 Axminster Rugs .
WAS -NOW
r'-J"" $-12.50
-'-r'!'-r'" '- $40.50
- "s $31.50
83 x 106 Axminster ;
Rugs
2H9.oo s:ixioo - $37.50
3 M0.00 K3X1O0 ... $32 5)
ii44.(i(i S3X100 ...$35;oo
83 x 106 Wilton Rugs
" WAS . W
i ic.oo saxio6 $95.00
j.25.00 83 x 100 :..$i05.00
J120.00 S3XI06 -.$105.00
?JOll.75 83 X 10C $87.50
Braided
Scatter Rugs
HAM' I'HICK
18 24x28 Hrnlde.l
ItuKa; many colors.
Were $7.o. Now
$3.50
6x9 Rugs
WAS . NOW .
2-$20.oo 0X9 '$22.50
4-2.s.o oxn $22.50
s -'" $25.00
1 $20.00 Oxil Velvet $22.50
9x12 Bi'ussels Rugs
WAS . NOW
o-J-.' a;60 '9xi 2 1 ..-.'...:'.:-$25.00
! $26.50 9x13 '$22!50
2 $30.00 i 18x12 $29!50
27.54-in.
Axminster
Rugs
$2.95
Were $4.50. ' Now
prlcti for quick
rloaranco nt this low
price
$2 95
83 x 106 Wool Fibre
Rugs
i NOW '
$1500
$10.00
$13.50
. . 'AS
3 $i7.r,o R3 X 100
1 J I. 1.00 83 x 10(1
2 $ 1ft. (10 83 x I oO
Regular Price
$55.00
THE NATIONALLY FAMOUS
Sealy Tujtless Mattress
$39'50
You Save
$15.50
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An
Account
Carr Furniture Co.
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Account
P lylT, I. I. IiihMi TlMa
Gtmfmy, WamUia, N. b
PRESENT-DAV taste singles out
Camel as its ideal cigarette. Tins age
is the most exacting ever known and
it rates Camel first. Camel taste and
fragrance come from the choicest to
baccos grown. They lead to supreme
6moking pleasure.
You'll never find a higher standard
of goodness than in this favorite
cigarette. Your own enjoyment will
confirm the overwhelming choice of
modern smokers. .
To know how mild and mellow the
quality cigarette can really be
"Have a Camel!"
O.A.C. Relay Team
Leaves for Kansas
COItVAl.l.IS. Ore, Apr. 19 (AP)
Couch "Dad" llutler und aix of
hia Orck'on AKrlcullurnl coIIcko
truck men left today for tho
.Middle Writ, where the four mile
relay team will enter tho Kansas
und Drake meets. Clayton. Hell,
Siasou uniTKnlftcn all vetcrona on
the team. Jlnr Dixon, ahol put, and
Marvin Whltlock, Javelin ore niak
ini; tho trip.
The 8iuud atopped In Portlund
today for a work out and will atop
at Shoahone, Iduho. Wcdnesduy:
Denver, Thursday. Tho. men aro
due to arrive a,t Lawrence Kunsos,
I'liduy, a duy hefore the meet.
Uutler'a team twlco took first at
Kuiimis, and once ut Drake.
Apartments Sold
To St. Paul Banker
SPOKANEi Wuah., Apr. 19 (AP)
Sale of the Altadena, upurlmcnta
to O. Van Dertuuk. Ht. Paul bank.
er. waa onnounceii nerc lute last
InlKht liy Krunk J. Walker, Spokane
lowner. Tho reported consideration
(was $?25,000, u JoO.acre sheep
und cuttla ranch near Itoaebure,
lOrt..- lielnif part of tho considera
tion.
Sir Thomas Waits
Patiently To See
Ruth Knock Homer
NEW yOrilC. Apr. 19 (AP) Sir
Thomna Lipton la determined - to
ace Mubo Kuth hit a home run.
Tho fumous English sportsman
witnessed - the Yankec-Hed Sox
Kuuio yesterday hut Ilabe hit noth
ina hut a alngle. '
"How is ono to know when Mr.
Ruth ia Bointr to do thla?" Sir
Thouiua imiuired today. "No one
has been uhle to tell me, ao I can
see thut there ia nothing tor me to
do hut make myself comfortable
in tlie Yankee Stadium and sloy
there until the hlfr pamo happens.
"I understand that Mr. Ituth de
livered one of his stupendous, uwe
liiNplrinK btowa on Friday. Had he
let me know that ho contemplated
audi a thliiH 1 would have been
t hero to avo U. 1 reirrct that I was
not notified in time."
Stoves Used To
Heat Tent Show
AlthouKh u system of stoves was
necessary to heat the lent because
uT flurries uf snnw and near freez
inft weather. Dr. .Marcell. who calls
himself the "Nature Man." present
ed his first priwum in Ui (.it-amle
last niKlit In a lare crowd.
The show last nij,-ht was free and
free matinees for wnnien only will
be held tiinturrtiw and Thursday nf-lei-noeus
at 2.-.10 ieluck.
- in addition to Dr. Marcell's
health talks, minstrel and vaude
ville numbers make up the pro
Krum. The lent is located at riiiirth
ac.d K. Tlie tn-ourama chaiure
nliihtly. ,,
Spectators Again
' Warned by Judge
TI.KV CLARKE'S EYE
NOW OIT OK UA.NULK
GLASGOW, Scotland Elky
Clarke. - lywelsht champion of
England, la recovering; from th
Injury to Ilia eyca In bla claabi with
I.allara for the world'a title.
After a Ions period of enforced
blludnesa in a Olaatrow nursing
home, th bandages bavo been re
moved from bla eyes, and ho hopes
to he discharged at an early date.
His intention then ia to devote
himseU to a period of recuperation
and plan making, as many boxloir
promoters ar seeking hi signa
ture for futur bouts.
JIILLSnOItO, Ore., Apr. 19 (AP)
Tha courtroom where Mrs. Kva
N. McOee, of Tillamook, la on trial
for the alleged ataytng of her hus
band. Dr. W. O. Meflee, waa erowd-
Ied again toduy, and many persona
filled the corridors, unable to gain
admittance. Many clubwomen from
.Portlund and neighboring towns
j were present.
I . Judge fieoree K. Rugley relter
nted hia admonlnhment of yester
day to apeclntora thut he would
permit no demonstration and would
exclude ull from tho court room if
juny occurred.
I Walter Tooie, defense attorney,
resumed hia closing argument thia
morning when court opened, at
tacking tha state's charges that Mrs.
Mcflee. polaoned her husbund.
SKATES ." .MILES
PIIII.ADKI.JHIA Having roller
skateii 05 miles from Atlantic City,
Oiaee Decker, 14, la in $6. She won
u lu-t from brother. It took her
eleven hours and she positively got
no old from motorists. The only
thing bad about the trip wua she
won? out skates she borrowed from
sister and must buy her ft new pair
Willi the $5.
An advertisement for a lecturer
cays he "speuks straight from the
shoulder." Too bad somo of these
talks cant originate a little higher
up.
ARCADE
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