La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 06, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May G, 1927. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER II . -in VII j n m ti .. hi : i K r i lo III i. III 5 H III K ' ' 1(1 T II '' I '. 10 or ; ,K !,; it: If i 1U :? . I'D lie . fi w IV : "" IC Dependable Values What's (he Difference Between a $10 Dress And a $30 Dress? Perhaps to the average man, a new silk dress is simply a new silk dit'ss, hut a woman knows that there are many different kinds of material; many different grades of the same material, and that there is a vast difference in the way different dresses are made and styled. Cheap dresses are made of cheap silks and are put to gether with cheap tailoring. You can't expect them to wear long or to look well for any length of time. V A good dress is made from good silk material that will wear and keep its shape. It is tailored by expert dressmak ers, cut and styled hy hand producing a garment that can be fully guaranteed in wear and appearance. It is usually a far more dependable value than a cheap garment. II U practical economy for yon to buy luo rool frot-ktf innOn. of a half dotvn cheap om-. Th l-l-ler (IrKM ha v the Uult1y in in I trial ii n J Myltnjr that njiljfivf fcrrater aatUfaction in f-ar and lit jumirt apiM-ruo than you run hoi to ict In any olhr way. Th ncweatl frorka for HUinmt-r an of iiiit frosted, rut. ami vorir-u- rr m In two-ton rolurfi with Btnurtcat two-t.w rffi-rtH. Spcrl t lr'p) niluhio valuta at $27.50 to $39.75 Dependable Quality Hill's Dependable Values SPORT NEWS Ad EXPECTS TIGERS WILLJVIN MEET La Grande Favored to Take Annual East Ore : gon Event Tomorrow I The I .a (Ironde high whool track atnl field train, Kaalern' Oregon ihatnnions in 18S& and 1926, ure titvtii-wl Uy most sport rnua to mak it it;r In u row Saturday ' at Itukt-r wlifn tint annual Kuatcrn orvjeon nifet la run off. The Tlicra. If Ih-y win, will ho tin struml flf-liool In this part of tin atuu to rop ihrpri ronitTutlvA metis.' Jvnilli'ton HrroniillnhP(t this twlrt. In IBM. Id, IB unit In mil. ti, is. Thn ultm and whita atinportarn nr.' relying mainly upon 11 dls lunru men, Jmvia und Anson; .Smuts, ijuurtor intl.r and furlong ariliit; lt'((or, welirht man and sprinter; X'uukIiI, broad jnmpr; Charlton. w.-lirlit. man; Ionian, poll vaulter, hurdler und -high jtimp'-r; and Trice, : hurdler, und weights. In addition several other mem bers of the squad are. expected to lake u number of points. . l-Aimct Sou J-'Irst Dopeaters flKiire that U Grande 1II luxe first plaeea in thn pole vault, the lull.', the half mile, the quarter mile, the discus and pos sibly tho juvelin and hugh hurdle rox. of 1'nlon, in expected tO'Wln the shot put and Allen, of Pcndle. ton, is doped to coino home with broad jump honors und possibly high Jump und high hurdle firsts. Tito Dashcri The Hio and 220-yard dashes rest between u trio of sprinters. Harford, of Maclli: SinnfV, of I.a Grunde; and Mrcord. of Haker. Uufford and MrCord will fight it out in tho century and Smuta Is conceded a chance In the fur lone lxiral runs, urter sharpening their pencils and dolns a HUle flB-urlng-. expect the Tigers to score around 45 poinlM which Is or dinarily good for first place In an Kaatarii Oregon mueL The relay race is exoerted to bn the most thrilling event of th day this yeur. wilh veil teams enler e.l ,Iji OranuV. Haker, Pilot Rock. Miilon-Kreewater. Pendleton. Kn t.rpiute and l.'nlon have signified their intentions of participating in the relay and, of the aevn. ren dition nnd U Orande are expected lo lie the strong". with od.ls sIlBhtly favor-ng the Buckaroos. Some Heeonlrt .Mncel Several records are in dang'". The pole vault, mile, discus, broa jump and yard uasli marks may be l-ettered. The hurdle, .print, shot put, javelin, high jump, relay and half M!r. most Iwlicv, stand r-fier the iia cie.r "5. mi-ay from thi -Haker field . satur- t ' day. tf l-ollowlng the Kas Oregon fflM. 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STARS DEFEAT f PORTLAND 3 TO Z Beavei-s Outslug Holly wood But Fail to Make the Singles Count Cardinals Stay j In First Place Yankees Beaten The Knterprise American Legion ' . ill stage a smoker l Knterprise- UlllVerSllU ilieClS Shlem Senators , - Win in 9th Frame SAI.EM.-Orc., May E (AT) A ! home run - In the nlnlh with one niuii on base gave tho Sulom Pen, mors a 5 lo 4 victory over th!e LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS AMLKIOAN LKAtil K. W. U 1'Afinr coast l.FAr.fK W. 1. Oakland .:s is HacrameatO 0 it Mlasdon 1 17 SiatUc is 1? Ran J'ranclsCo . 1 li Tortlaad 17 1 l.o Antvlea IS SO Hollywood ..is ri rc. .BUS .sr,c .s: ,r.i .SM A'i .: .3S: eu- York 1-hHl.lilplilu ChlcnRO Ivtrolt Va..hluirton Si. Ium .... flrvelsnit Hoston -...li 13 10 4 Pet. .611 .571 ,5:a .eO .4ul) Satunlay nlKht, thn main event of. which v.111 a Teiing matrh letv.een Profeanor Hiiruml and Ad Gustavo. Iljtht heavyweifrht. The ! men are reported to be vwry ewn ly matched nnd an interesting con test la anticipated. A six-round hoxlnir event and a hattle royal is included on the proitram. . Tolie I 'hi iiirr.-son of KlRin. and Freehurt Otto, of Im naha, will meet in the former. , tir f A DJ-i. ' . ' it asmnaion ocuiff.day Jenlly NATIONAL LrVAfiVR lr th A-oclale.l rm ' Hollywood made four hits count for three runa yesterday, while Portland could turn nine satetlia Into but two cores, and the siars won their first victory of the serlc i at Im Ang'rx Hughs' wildneiw 1 and Strand's mlsplay of Kheehan's hit In the second were factors con tributlnK to the home team's triumph. Batteries: Hushes. Prench and Telle; W. Murphy and t'ook. j The tight hitting or Dick Wood. ' Mission outfielder, gave the Hells their third straight victory over Seattle. 4 to 1. Batterlea: Brett, . Martin. Wagner and Horreani; ! Schmidt, W.-in.-rt and Whitney. j Art Delaney. Oaklaud hurler. ! plu-hsd a one hit game while Maiiriing Los Angelea 4 to 0. Bat teries: Weathensby and Kamlborg, Hannah; ivianey and Uukur. Severelds single In the twelfth to score Knight gave Sacramento a 4 to 3 decision over San l-an-clsco. Batteries: Kuni and Vargas; Stokes: ltachac and Severeid. Ounica today; Seattle vs. Mis sions at San Kranctsco: Los An geie at Oakland: Ran Pranciso at Sacrutsento: Portland v- Holly wood al Los Angeles. St. Louis .... New York .. Plllshurg Philadelphia t'hlcago Huston Kroklya "Inrlnnatl .. Pet. .Cf.7 .cr.n .C!iC .Ul .r, .!. .Ml .:ci EI'OKNK, Ore,, May C (AP) After, more than a week of cold, rainy weather the sun came through today to warm op the I'n Iversily of Oregon track. If thn day continues warm, and tomorrow urns out well. Hie track should be in fair condition, though a little heavy. j The Washington State college T'j rr jtrark feam will arrive today, and 1 lflfI A.ntt Illinier wilt have a light workout In prep- Win Sinalp ,fatrhpt amUoa ,or "rr lu:i1 " rr ill oifiyir itlUllllVS NeHh.r team seems to have much in the way of starrinr material, but BKI'.I.IN", May C (API War Rill 'on the surface the visiting Cougars evening. . The visitors appar- held the game safe until Fleury singled In the final (mining and Adolplt hit the second pitched hall over tlte fence. The game was featured by sensational . fielding on both sides. The score: P.. fr. V.. Salem .1 9 1 House of Ltavid 4 9 1 Hatteries: Harham and Edwards; Miller and Champion. Tilden and I-ranria T. Hunter, Am erican stars, took both their single matches today In the international lawn tennis tournament which opened at the Bed And White club. Hunter defeated lr. Helns I.and mann C-:. -!, . 7 while Tilden disposed of the veteran Otto Pro- Pale. H lulx iiu .J. (.1. C-4. ihc event to have the edge on the appear meet. Oregon will lose at least five points because Kd Crowley, pole vaulter. will be unable to partici pate. He recently pulled a ten don, and will be unable to partlrl- wos stated for a first in Jerry Kxtra and Owight Willamette Nine Wins Third Game PAI.KM, Ore.. My C (AP) Tbr IMamMtA university laairhali (pin, won Its third atr.?ht north t confer n c gmmrn of lh iwo here ymerday afternoon when ihr lerota df(Mttd th Co!letr of Fuk.( Sound nln lor th -onj tlrao In aa many days. T to t, Tii Loirr itL 4 to 1 in the first mettn. Thi Willamette victory piac-M IBM, In the for th wrtrn portloo of h Northwr.4 conftvrfntNi tltla. Tht arorv: K. H. R. I WtUamctlf , 79a) C. I. & , C 13 9 ) Battarlea: Ellla, ldbttar and KaufcoM; Gutat and Buffo. My ttif AMMatMl l'n1 Th first tnltTafoUonal skirmish h. wn major laffut? cont'nil'r tMs H'a.son put four eatorn Ifamn on th U'(VhJrtv in thtr Nut jonnl lt-nirif toduy, Whllr thtr pttohine thus tar haft txn unM-aJy. the Giants y--tfrdar Kav further indication that th shock of the wv&tcrn offensive w ould tr recelv?d with a havy Wast of hittittic. Horn shy attain touched off thr biir itn in a N w York ry h:ch routet the Itoh ins, A io I. poling: out a honu- run wn h two rvinnera on lts to chiton tho Victor). nU iu Ijcad Today the Giants w.erf paird off ..icuinHt the fifth place Oubs. anl Itrooktyn ajrainxt th league leati ittK St. Louts Curd in Mis. Mho rode to vicioiy yesirrdar or the Ptr-at'-i, 4-1. Tho other lo lU'-lf pit the tall-md ("tncinnati rd ajTAtnst lioaton and the I'irai.s atraiu&t Thttadelphia. Si-cond divtaion teama uaed a K i"'tal upri.tli.f- yittterday ic the Aiittiiran It-ikfrue. OuttaniitiiK in tho r suits ait the tumiiifp of Y:iiWe ktUKtnt by WashmrtOn recritti rifht bander. Horace Ia n Iwr. The fforim-r Mt inphis boy rut th.- I'ligmt-n lown with t run to 2. lHtrot Wins Two Intcntlonnl paa to Hello, mann and Hme in the ninth hinlnic fallrd to accomplish their purpow for th rhlcnro White foi. The five tickets loaded the ba;es with IMroit playrraond Mart MrManur plcke.1 as the "soft apot", ,Hiled th party by aintrhnr to renter. GthrltiKtfr came acrow with the winning run. 3 to I. lr Matrstead'S pinch horn run Cftw the Red ftott thHr fourth vic tory of the ea.aon t to 3, at the expense of lite Athletic. j Kircher are Orvffon'a moat promts Hxik Hcor-r-m In the uprints. A simple worch stnin r.m t.fteni The t'ouirars are favorlU for l - r moved by nioisieninR the upot the hurdlw. while the distances with w.tter nnd pl:tcmK in the sun. and tho ftcld events arc In doutd. STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Phone 799' Travel in our A lodcrn Cha t r-Ca r S tages ! 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