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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1928)
Monday, April 2, 1928 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bright New Curtains Dainty ruffles-spring- like colors. Ready-made in com plete sets low in prices. ' COLLEGES START BASEBALL SOON Oregon and Oregon State Holding Early Work outs Meets Set liefif-iulAble Valuta HILL'S I'NJVKKHITV O V OKKOON. Kugeno, April 2 (Special). I.eHH than u month remain he Co re tho I'fiivci'MHy of Oregon baseball tium opcriH It I'J'iH Hehediilo. Ho fur only four practice gam cm huvn been scheduled, two each with Colum- lilu and Willamette hut there Ih ai possibility (hat u serleH may hi' ur raiiKfd with Ht. Mary's an the Irish no plannhiK to make n trip north this spring to meet Washington, Oregon Hialo n'.d Oregon. Wily Jti'ltihurl, Wcbfoot roach. lu 1111 rl Iclilu rl v (i1miui.il u.IMi t Iwt Dependable 0m)lt i.Hflf'H u promlHlnR crop tI.Ml Jf f SHOTGUN ARTISTS WIN 2, LOSE ONE La Grande Climbs in Ore , ronian Telegraph Tour ; uament Percentage The Iji firnnde Wing, Fin nnd 'Fleet foot rluh climbed buck Into a first division berth ysterdny In the firegonlun telegraphic Hhoot by vir tue of two wins and one loss. i A (Straight 26h and T)r, 11. O, MrCi.ll turned In nr24, making a total of 74 for the La Orande loam. Lit Orunde j of HOph mores who are eligible for (-oiiipi'tliloti for tho firm time thin Hi-uHon ho will liuvo at least one Icitcrman fur every position on tin team. In fact, cm ty three, i'J27 regulars were IohI hy graduation. Oregon" complete schedule; April 20- 'oliimbln at Kugene, April 21 Columbia ut Ho gene. April 27 Willamette at Kugcne. April 2K Willamette at Kugenc, May 1 -Oregon Htate at t'orval- llH. ' May 4--WaHhliijrton ul Kugcne, May Ii- Wunhlngton ut Kugene. May 1L Oregon Klulo al Kugcne. May J2 Oregon Htato ut f'orval lls. May 1 8 Washington at Henttle. May I !l WuHhlngton ut Heuttle. May 22 Oregon State ut Kugeno O, S. CH HCIIKIM'Lll ft1 li'dHM HT1TW I Til. I .Kf M Pennett and J. B. Pmlth Mint 'rnrU..m a.-ii s . wcnthni enmil- tllons huvo Just brought to u Htnnd Ht Ul baseball und track workoulH U....1.,t,...u l.i.ifn nni Viilil l mm Miooun BBBinm niiKW, .vem.y ,,,, , , ,, ,, ,.,, OUT OUR WAY - - By Williams' f."pH fTFFW,AgON& Rouwo FOUAH Vbor &o -r' ponV MUH ' IB , 50-T MM WITH &MACK"IM vajiTH -faET poSI-HM' ME, rjA'rsT' "T L.E.AM ' JT CPACV 'BOOT 'BOOT HAUlM' CL.D A&M ME? ! MAVIW'-T' &I-T FORE DR'lWDpA(-00.Bos-r,M" DON T NEED M OFF AFORE HE .eAOcew ( BREAK VEAUHAPtRON . , 4 ummMhMiss? is t-co.ai.PT.orr. A MQ-HIT GAME . ' o ...., .t. ,c. J H Hiemacai n tr . 3 m f . ,iid HuntlriKton. 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The la Orande club nlno held a nierehuridlne Hhoot yoHtenlny tnorn 'i;.4tig uL the Irfme Tree grotindH In Icjnontieotlun with the Oreuonlan .; Hhoot,, A large number of club ' memherH nnd others were In nl--jilendanee, and the Hhoot wiih pro M houncrd a complete BtieeeHH In Hplte Sinclair Sells Racing Stable PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 2. (AT) J The great racing Httihla of llnrry ', Hlnolalr, oil uinguale, Iuih been ! purehrtHed by JnmeH (Mvln, loeal re. publican polltielnn nnd enntraetor, ehedulo uh rcleiuiod by ('url l.odell, general manager: April fl Pacific nt r'orvaltlH. April 7 1'uetflc ut CorvullJK, April l f'olumblii nt Coivallln. April 14 Columbia at CorvulllH. April 20 Wlllitmotle at. Corvul llH. April 21 Wlllametto nt Corvnl Hn. April 27 "WuHhlngton nt Henltlf. ' April 2H WuHhlngton ut KeaUle. May 1 Oregon at CorvulllH, May 7 WuHhlngton at Corvul llH. May 8 Wunhlnglon at Corval- May ti ViregoiV 'at 'iftugeno." May 12 Oregon nt CorvulllH. May 2-' Oregon ul Mugene. CtllCAfiO, Apr. 2. 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Members of the league lncludo Fub-m, Albany, Bend, WendlhiA, Cottago Grove and Kugene. , A man's tebiper improves . the more he doesn't use it. M.l) HPf.L TO KVTI.lt HAM PltANtMHCn, Apr. Mad Hull, winner of the 1!I27 In diau Marathon from here to Urania Pohh, ore., ban entered the 1128 racea, neaiutuanerH lor uie maru- I Mr. Clvln announced that the .thou, announced here, lie will I deal hnd been closed a month ago eompele fur Josephine county, t)re- a phyHielnn to Iho Conner WuHh lngton Hpccd king a nd nuw ma li nger of the Newark JiitertiallonalH, said; "All phyhleal examlnailoiiH, N vayH ami la bora lory tenlH have fiiil ed to reveal the Mlightenl Indica tion of anything of this nature, on tho oilier hand, these same IchIh havo nIiiiwii a iiohKIvo indlciitiuM of ju low grade colon bacllhiH Infection of the klilneyH feHiiltlng from the polnons of the Influenza. Thin type 1 of 1 11 news Ik not unc-omUion and without any Intervening complica tions Walter-' Johnson ' Mhon'hV 'bh himself ugiiln within a reasonably short while." While unable to nee friends at tho lustlliilion, where he Hpent an other rcMifu) day VeMterdiiy. (he Idol of WaHhington hiiHehall fans has a room full of f'lowei-H to nttcMt ihelr f AP) j regard for him nnd the hospital Ih constant ly answering qaerlcH as to bin condition. IIIh (llHponllloii continues cheerful, f nnd that n not her Plillndelphlnn was , asKociated with til tn Ho declined, however, to divulge the immo of his j partner or revenl nny of the details ' of the trnfiMtctlon, gon, hlH entry having been flimnceil by Iho Oregon Cavemen. The Oregon Cavemen also enter ed Inlying Cloud, a 11)27 entrant who competed closely for the prize. Red Crown Gasoline Mobile, Zeroline and Quaker State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams 55-jj-Jmj5 t J t 1 Doing Business NOWf ? t t t t t .? I t t ft t t t it t ..ft !t Watch for Later Announcement -of- FormalOpening T1icj0 W. K. GILBERT CO. A Consolidation nt Th Ortvon llanlunie mid r, ,. Mly IN THE P. L. LILLY ROOM Ou Adams t t t t t t X i y t t WOMAN MAKES NEW ENDURANCE SWIM RECORD MIAMI PKACII, Fin., Apr. 2. (Al' Thirty-two hours afloiit, un aided, touching neither the .sides nor the bottom of the pool in which (he erforni(ince took place is Hie new world's einlni-nuce swimming record set up by Mrs. Lottie Moore Schoeiumel, noted for her post marathon mpiatic achievements. When Mrs. Kchoeinmel climbed out of the Oenuville pool here Sun day nflernimu at r:2.1( o'clock, she had shuttered the American record of .1(1 hours formerly held by Itill Krloksou of New York, and t ho world's record of HI hours made by Miss I-Mlth .fobnson In Kimiand. a mark that had stood for 47 yeiirs. While a brisk wind, blowing cold, kept most nt her sJi miners from the water, Mrs. Schnemmel offer ed no protest ami continued her ef fort chid In a while wool hathhiK siilt which she had been compelled to substitute for a urease cooling vhleh melted uuty in the water which was warm when she began her Nwim. 'of fee. tea nnd bouillon, fed to her by other nwlmtnrs. provided sustenance while in the water. Sounlinen Leading In Elapsed Time NKWKIIIK, N. M Apr. ?. (AV) With la.tti.it miles of the race behind t hem, !M survivors nf Hie ansconiineiital marathon expect - ed to move toward Tin umcnri lo dny, their SOth control, a distance of ,ti miles. Arne Soumlnen, 1 'etroit, who maintained the lead for days, drop ped hack Into fourth place for Sun day's trek from Santa ltosa to here with n time of 4 r7:l". He wl 111 i. ,1.1m fiit wit h ti n Jl j elapsed time of 1 72 : fiL : 1 fi for the here. Kd iardnrr. a Seattle newr tool; the lead In Sunday's lap. cov- i ering the distance in 4 3t!;2it. Ills) elapsed lime Is P.i7:5H:tH. ii. it. ii. spii.lkh twipk II AWTIUilINK, Juiham. Kni; lond, Apr. 2. A I While compil ing In the Weh'h KUiudu challenge cup race nt the Itrigade uleeple chuHO today the Prince of Wales was thrown twice. The second tune his horse Miss Muffet. w;b p)ar eutly badly butt, being unable to rise. v The only way to nrgue success fully with a woman Js to keep ml-j EVERY load of P. A. in your pipe is a load of sunshine in. your smoke-system. Why do you suppose more Prince Albert is smoked than any other brand? I'll tell you. When you open a tidy red tin and set free that P. A. aroma, you're on your way. When you taste that first, wonderful pull on your pipe, you've arrived. Cool as the keel of a river-boat. Refreshing as a breeze on the top deck. Mellow and, mild and long-burning, with a body that puts satisfac-. tion right over the plate every time. Take the nearest path to pipe-joy. Go get yourself a tidy red tin of good old P. A. That's all there is to this business of finding the right combination to contentment. You'll say so after that first fragrant pipe-load of this delightful tobacco. This tin contains TWO full ounces of top-notch the national joy smoke! Compter, Wuuion-Slta, N, O.
