La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 17, 1928, Image 2

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    Page Two
Tti'.'sday, April 17, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING ' OBSERVER
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1-1 If T 'Q "Dependable
lllLiLu O Quality"
Beauty
and Quality
the Creed
of Fashion
MINE facte In tin clec-
ban of material, lends
. the beauty to Cotsard
foundation wear that U
o difficult to find. Lead'
ing the fashior in foun
dation garment, Oouatd
materials achieve a mooch
pliability, a lovclineu of
textnre and pattern, and
an unbelievable durabil
ity. Our conederet will
be glad to ahowyou all the
. new type of Goaaardt,
and in the privacy of our
fitting room you can
examine than at .
your letoure.
Vmmd ittoH wmft and htaukr favrit it ownd In chit
OniJ fwuaOKt turn, et long rtui i&tn. Yt't utf t '
iaA a m jaa Mai fanf , Aik u m tradd iojj, lio. '.
The QOSSARD Line of Beauty
YANKEES STILL f
IN WIN COLUMN
"Wise Man Wonderful Man-
I Lou Gehrig Drives Out
becpnd Jiomer to Fut
Him Two Up en Babe
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THE GARDEN
iuoitMNo aumn-M '
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, roil sifAor;
1 - ' - hiv.iwuiiiiib' lll U. 1 111 III III f
Vlni) to furnish shade, for iL nnhiw
.porch and a wcnlth of beamy ut
inn Nome time, there I h practically
., jonly one rholCe, ttii morning glory
.old-fashioned an garden flowers go
find yet In Km modern guise, fully
jiplb-dntn In variety of form ami
(coloring and Increased sbin or
(bloom.
j IT thrives under most dtATourng
j)n conditions, but climbs rapidly
bind mukea n fine screen "of foliage,
fi'ho better the soil conditions.-1 lie
HtilPkifi the. follugo and th better
screen It provided.- AIho the. flow-
Ji ih an lutwr and morn nunifrouri,
Bo It pays to talce n little rnr with
inointn g I or I ph. Oner grown, they
vjji a pfrninncnt feat u re uh tlicy
ftHf-now freely and thprp hoed ho
vii mrilmr poncm nhotit hnvlnv a.
tn0iy.- - t;
Thrt flnMl of Dm morning ylnrlen
C re . t ho Ja pan enn I y pen w I Di It
Irstricnt variety of ooloi and nmrk
$iirft h the flowoi'H art woll iir
tloHhlM and rrltitfnd fornifi. Thnre
uIno mwm vnrlatloh In tho foli
Jinn, nome of the varletlon holnjr
JiahdB0mily v'nrleKUtcd. ,
On of the funteHt of vlnen'for
7-frfwrl-hiF a Riven. Hparn In a rein-J
It- I hi' AsMiM'laii'il I'tvsH
The VinikiiH ycHtcrility dlNpOHed
of tli (r Ited Hox hy 7 lo 2, lieoiK"
1'lpKrnit yleldliifc only flvn hllH.
( 'oliitnhfu l-ou (Ji'hrlK" drovo out IiIh
'iict'ond home run, to plnre him two
lip on the mlRhty Huho Itiith,
I CounUi Murk'H ADtlctlrH Heem to
ho hIow In getting Hluited, Inning
to iho H'nutoiH hy 5 to 4. J.lKOhee.
Itemed Will h erg on (he mound.
floHlin lifted for the rlrcull In the
fourth Inning.
After ntt ruing a winning streult
through four guincH, the St. I.oiiU
Mnownn wen Hmothered hy the
Willi. i Hox. 7 lo 0, Mohh Tlowley
th rowing 17 men on Urn Held 111 an
t'I'lort to fllavo off defeiit.
I Johnny Montlle, veterart Sox out
fielder, made IiIh fh'Ht Hturt UiIh
year )y Hhiuhlng out n Hlngle. 1
Th Tlgem put ueroHH it- three.
run rally In the eighlli hut It wan
not enough to overr-onie an enrly
lend hy the JmllniiH who won hy
five tofour.
' 1 1 i'u cm Id'Hl Telty
; The hnrd luck which tagged Johh
Petty In st he nri'vloim drive wuh
I iilongnidu Dm "silver fox" otico
iiguiu nn Die lit a veil rul-rled off u
J A to 2 decision over Brooklyn.
' ltogrn llortiKhy gathered three
HCWS VTEM SAY5, rJ2 '
SHErHEWS be THAT tfV '
. UMPERSTAKIW NEAW.V AVlV 14V iK '
40O V40RPS OBEYS t iVWf iX U
u 'mate tests " K2i yWT'
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r J-taffi- Claims to nobmau ;
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RAIN HANDICAPS
BAKER, LA GRANDE
Both Teams, However,
Play First Games of
Season Together
AHhough workouts are few nnd
far between hcraime of went her
lVmlleton .nre -playing exhlhltlon
Igumea regulurly. praetlclng nightly
'nnd expected to he In utmoHt m(U
seuBon Hhapo within a weolt or two.
Jlut Daker and l.u Grande fans ex
pect both teams to be In good
nlinpe before their first gameH wlih
IVndlelon and Waila Walla, which
take placo -May G. . j
Reports are that the lornl play
ors show much promise, following
the Hunday workout. With tho be.
.-f that Iji Grando'wlll luiv a
winning team comparable with,
the lust entry In the Hlue Mountain
league raio that copped the pen-
conditions, the l.n Grande baseball nant local InlerOHt hi funning ,
high and funs nre expecting some
excellentbnHebull during the late
spring and early summer,
n:xis riwK'Hs mauk
' Ol'1 WASIIAIllj; 81I.K
club expects to be in pretty fair
shape for the opening game of the
Hlue Mountain season hen; n&xt
Sunday if the sun will shine n day
or two more this week.
Sunday afternoon the Pirates got
ji little iKtion, taking some hitting
practice, etc. .Most of Sun tiny was
spent in leveling oif Dm field and
it is In fair condition ut present.
I If tho weather does liecome
piorc fa vnrnulc, the n rules may
piny Die I'matiHa Indians an ex
hibition game sometime this week,
but this has not been definitely de
cided on. Harris French, manager.'
btdieves that one game would go
a long way toward putt lug the
team Into hapij for the contest
with linker.
Incidentally, the Baker team has Blond will tell, Nevertheless; It
been as handicapped because of the sometimes falls to speak when It
weniher as the IMratos,-and since meets a poor relation.
they tangle In tho first two games, - ,- . J;
the outlook here Isn't so bad. Over' One must hnvf n good stake to
tho mountains. Walla Walla and get a good steak these days.
FEEL WONDERFUL! Food
that "Stands By" You
PAHIS (AP) A new fdmpln
tennis dress Is a sleeveless model of
heavy washable silk or a, new
itodier fabric which took like a
coarse linen wenvo but It Is in
reality pure silk.
The i'rociiH nro one piece wltti
pleated skirlH, narrow belt and
generously low necks which pre
vent the sunburn mark from helng
too apparent when n moderately
low evening dress is worn. ,
tlvn- of the morning glory, the
moonflower, which opens Its. huge
white salvers In tho'evenlng while hijs In four times up,
me morning glory, an lis name im- j Hmlcigh Grimes, former heaver
plieH. opens early In the day nnd for the GbtntH, hurled the Pirates
closes by mlddoy. The. moonf lower t0 an lo 1 victory off Jtws MuineVi
closes- when Die fimi hits it in the to defeat tho I'ardlnals by six to.pnny
morning. (f. f j ;. ;. : j - ,,
) Two otlier reUit'lVRS of the morn
ing gloto nre excppilonalty fine
VKIKHI A V IMtOGHAMS
The National llroadcasting com-
proui'am
tia: 10:30 to 12:30, varied
gram.
KKWD Hollywood (301.2m.
)3"kc) (!, tiulntet; 7, address! 7:13,
string fiulnteti 7:30, trio; 8, ""pop
ular Mings; i), variety hour; 111 to
1 1, tin nea inuslc.
Gavuzzi Leading
Payne In Marathon
Tl'l-SA. Okln.. Anf. 17 (AP)
ror Wediimiluy I'ncr GavuHsl. wlio riTpntlv nur.
Ilnw. ICiui Wi'lih liici.il oil li nlKhl rolliiws: rj : 3 l to 7, iiiubIpiiI rlirt tlic colois or Soiithitniloh,
fnlii' hdUKi'r In tlm rlClli hcrsIoii. I fruit f orktnl! : 8 lo R:30, Jack mid Knirlitnit! to firBt plitrii In .cluimeil
Cy WIIIIhiiih piiiiio tliroilRll with "inyil m a. iioyiu aiiiihiiij tmui in tup (-i;oH-roillllry inuin-
inon, nrnvou rioin Diimnw in 4:47
Illuo nnil tho .llrOKlllun' inornlrtK plK,,tll 0 ,., , ,., ,.
(HiinlH )iy n 7 to 6
((Hint.
ylllPIt wltlt ro-mn or llllllsunl hIko , ..... 111 m ll. ilnnm miiHlp.
nml Imiiity. , TIiitb arpr llcuvpiily ! onH wUi' two on Iiuhp In tlm I lino-Oukliind ( 3X4.4m-7SI)ke) flat. Din vlapacd time for llio 1.SIS
:2n. biiBplmll: 0:30. N. n. ',; 7, mile rrom l.os AnKfles wns 270:
iiKi'lPiiUuml proKi'imi; R, N. !!.(.'.: 4I:6. Thin kiivp him a Ipuil of
!l, Wmiern Aitlnl rnnpert; 10 to more tlmn un lionr ovpr Andrew
1 1. duiipe iniiMlc. , Pnyno of f hirpinore, Okla., who
Kl'l 1-oH AnitPlPH (4i;s,r.m-i,in" "iroi'iwl to cooiid place Blnco
UIOUc) r,::i(l. N ll. C; 7:3ll. ,pHe"l'rlnK hlH ,l0m" lulB
nnd hiilluds: 8. N. 11. I'.: !, enn-1 GiiIhIo Pinch, Italian phnmplnn,
port mclicslni ; 1 II, N. II. (!. - ' j wiw-Hio oouil.m.m'iilvu.iiqi P....lllii
KOI.V Porlland (31 9m.040kp) '""r" " Kuv" """ " ,mul
Ii, pipe. ol'Kan; 7:li, orphpstra; 8,
mry. n niui iiinff . kihi'iph nnn HUHi(,
inpir neur ri'iutivpn niP' Known no.
IniilPnlly an Ipoinhpun. 'i'iin -fpav'pn-
ly Illnp-lH cnlnlOKUPd aH I. ...tubro
BOPi'iilpa - and lhi HriiKilian iih 1.
BctiiBn. Ttip rnrnior linn InlKc'liriKlit
Nky-Ilm flower and thn lattpr-uri'
h"oin, home in InrKn I'IiibIim'h. . . f.
TliPBii und tiii JnPftnoHP:' arti in
Utile HlowiM' or KPi'inlnalliin limn
thn nlil.rutthioilPd lnorn:iiK xtorlPH
und Riionld. not- he miwii outmdp
unlll thn boII In. wuniL - aHthpy
Holland Hopes to
Take Points In ;
Olympic Games
AMSTHltDAM, llnlland (AP)
llollann hupps lo lip more than
thn riiiPHt flf . Iho JuputiPMM typp nnil i uiihw h.
)mvp a lipwIlderliiK orrny or vnrlp- n Canlaln dillopr itl thn truck
Kiillnn. liorilnrliiKitMind llirpadlniiB 1 und rli ld Ipiim, tho country Iiuh Si i
noiniitluipfi rol ir tt Is tod cold und
win. inn iinpi'riui Japanpsii nrpi iUMl n,,, i1(ml in i. nii'Olyiunlc
of vni'loiin r.olorn.
To knpp men hanny, mntic tlinin
t til li k Ihpy inn itnltinn nmro tlmn
Iholr inonpy'H -worth.
It'll fine to he ll nnnl flsli If you
pnn keep quite nlinni It.
Fishing Poles
: H$k At prices that set new Wl$MJ
l standards of values
1 SB "Nifty" Wi Jointed fc
S Steel Rods, 79c Wt
m "KnockabourO1 M
i Bamboo Rods, with Wk
I extra tip, case and fsS
, II cover, $1.95 Sgk
m O Genuine "Waterbug" W M
m Wz Bamboo Rods, gSss
8 with extra tip, case $13
and cover, $5.00
i - i W.K. Gilbert Co. 8
fi.
likely point winner In thn broad
jump while .Miss M. Ilaron. holder
f two world swimming records,
has a chance for a first place in the
women's swimming events.
Holland has been making rapid
progress In truck athletics of late
umler Die tutelage of the Swedish
American coach, Krutgsmnn. lte
sldes tho broad -jumping captain
tho team lias some promising ath
letes In Van den Merghe, Itroos and
Paulen, relay racers, ami ( . ('.
Peters, hop-sklp-and-jump special
ist. As for the women swimmers, the.
best are the M Isses Baron, Bruiin,
den Turk und Vierdng while a
number of youmrer women arc glv.
Ing them plenty of competition.
Miss Baron, the ace of the team,
Is best at the breast stroke In
whleh she holds the I'On-meter lind
Hl. meter world records, Both
were set In Belgium within Die
last two years and Miss Baron Is
now at the (op of her form.
In -both of these sports track
nmbwomcn's swimming the Dutch
expect chief opposition from Die
I 'nlted Stales.
Sailing Is a real Iutch national
sport and in their own waters the
Hollanders can be relied upon to
put up -an excellent fight. In scul
ling, eiueslrlan sports, football
and hockey too the Dutch see some
chance of success.
The .selection of Amsterdam has
set all sports to booming und the
good huiKhers hereabouts ure de-
inlued that not nil the titles at
stake here shall be carried away
to at her lands.
Seventh I nfu nlry ha ltd ; U : 30, pro
gram; U:3M lo 12, da nee band.
K 10 Sa n I'Ya neisco ( 4 2 B.3 m -7
Hike) fl, dinner music; S, X. B.
P.; !). baritone and soprano; 10 In
12, dance orchestra.
Kl'HP San Krnnclscn (454.3m
llfiOkn) li:30, dinner concert; 8.
Maxwell orchestra ; 9, concert or
chestra; 10 lo 12, dance music,
K MX Portland (277. Hm
lOSOkc) fl. varied program; (1:30,
children's hour; 7, orchestra j S,
stud In progra m ; 9, tuusica le hy
Madama Krida Stjei na; 10 to J 2.
dance frolic.
K HQ Spokane ( 370.2m-S 1 Okc )
I!, concert orchestra; 0:30, N. B. C;
7, orchestra; :30 to 10, N. B.
KVA Son Pranrfseo' ( 3C2,7m
ftflOkc) G:lfi, varied program; ft,
music; 10 to 12, dunce orchestra.
KG A Spokane 200.7m-1 1 IWike)
varied program; 7:30. sacred
progra m ; S ; 30. music ; 10 to 12,
dance music.
K ; V 1 'on la nd ( 4 !i 1 in -K I Okc
0, concert trio; 0:30, X. B. ('.; 7,
concert; 7:30, poultry talk; 7:4.j,
book chat; 8, X. B. C; f), program;
10 to 12, dance music,
KJ H Seattle t'348Jim-800e)
0. varied progra m ; (1 : 3, dinner
music; 7:30 to in. studio program;
10 to ll, dunce orchestra.
KI-'OA, Seattle ( 447."im-(l7nkc)
6:3". X. B. C; 7. DeMolay pm-
granii 7:3", poultry talk; 7:4R,
bonk chat; 8, N. B, C
KOMO'i Seattle ( 3nrtm-S0kc)
:3o. N. B. C; 7. concert orches
tra; 8. X. B. (; !, dance orches-
or 24:37:5U, Payne, who finished
third In f:3fl:G8 had nn clnpsed
.time of 271 :47:2.
Allan furrier, Bogue river, Ore
gon, finished yesterday's lap In
'7:42:30. His elapsed time 351;
,22:33. I y The cura van moves to Chelsea
today, 42 miles east of hore.
Former Champion
Is Knocked Out
By the Bearcat
TOPRKA." KantL, Apr. 17 (AP)
Another of Die few knockouts
charged against Jack Johnson In
nearly three decades was on record
hero today.
The former heavyweight cham
pion, who fell before Jess Wlllard
In Jfllfi, was knocked out In Dig
rifth round of ii scheduled ten
round fight last night by, Bcurcat
While, Nebraska negro. '
Knterlng the ring weighing 235
pounds ail compared to .the 220 he
scaled In his championship days
from 1010 to lDlf, Johnson now fin
yearn old,, held Wright oi; nenrly
even terms for foilr rounds. In the
fifih the giant negro fell victim to
a solar plexus blow followed by n
right. nppercut and remained down
for tho full count.
The fight with Wright, who'
weighed 211, wns one of the first
of the fterles which Johnson an
nounred ha hoped to stage before
he became- too old. i
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Famous Jockey
Fatally Hurt In
Havre de Grace
1IAVBK ID (JHACK. Mil.. Apr.
17 (AP) Grville Bourussu, tiutten-
ally known jo-Key was fatally In
jured this morning when a broken
saddle girth threw him from his
mount onto the fence In a work
out. t
Bouras-Hji w us taking Julia 11.
for an early workout nnd just us
they reached the four (urlong post
the saddle girth broke. Tho rider
wn thrown against Die fence his
jioMi, jie iiii'ii w iiiiiii an nuur.
Picked up unconscious, Bourassa
was ruhi d to the Havre De Grace
hospital where It Was round his
skull was fractured nml uu opera
tion was tried in nn etfort to save
his life.
lWurnKxu, a H7-year-ohl French
Canadian hud ridden about ftlx
year and had been In hi tiny fea
ture races including his mount on
Pair Star two years ago In the Plm
iico futurity, ( ,
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