La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 05, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 Saturday, May 5, 1928 -: I! ir. 3: i ' i: ' I f:! Luxurious New Silks Plain and patterned with new prints most in demand for , those who would make clever , spring frocks. " 'HILL'S BEAVERS REACH CELLAR AT LAST j Seattle Drugs Portland in i Double Header, Scores (i-3 and 8-5 I'ni'irif Cnast League) KiajMllngA W. I.. Pot, San Francisco ,.i 21 1 1 iHncruniento 20 12 ; Hollywood ..a...;. 19 18 i Dirsnilabli Vaiiwa t - iff Los Angeles Mission Oakland Heatlle Portland ..m ir, ..u. in ...VI 20 ...11 in ..11 20 tut .G2li .612 . r, i o .noo .371 .:i7 .:ir.r. 18-YEAR-OLD RECORD IS SMASHED Tallows MNDAY ntncnAMK Niitionul Hroudcuatlntf com- pruffrum for, Hunauy mirni u:30 to 7:aof - m annuru nhrtnv hour. & KOO -Oakland SM.4rn-7$ukc) iJ.SoNW; 7:116. H apt 1st church. ti KOMO Seattle aom-9Mkc) f,ff:Si. NHf;' 7:30, contralto, tenor; Jbl, OhrlHtlan Hclenee church; 9 to 51, rcheatra. iw' KJIt Beattle S48.m.860kc) Hiurtio program; 7:16, or ran ro w-Hal: 7:30. M. K. cnurcn: v, trio, Hy (Ik1 AkoHu((n1 l'rA Heatlle nil m boil out of tho cellar and 1'orllund fell In u tho Indian DcptfuUMit j grabbed both en da or n twin hit) iiwUly from the- Ben vera, u-S nnd 8-6. Hert ole Buffered hl eighth Kl might defeat In tho aeconri Kami, which riianufrxr Jimmy Mlddleton hurled for the Indiana, Hutterlon: WHaon und Hrhmldt; lYcnch nnd ItfRo. Kerond frame: Mlddl'-ton nnd Iformnnl: olo. Wurhop, Orimnn. Tomllh nnd Atnnmltli. While Hail Hill Hutch wan abut ting out thn Angela with three hll. Ma MIhmIoii tcum itmU'H wer coin hlnlriK tho offerlngx ' of f'liit nnd Hinlth for 12 htiH. und taking nd vnntug of thn col laps of tho F.on Angeh-a de.feiiBe to roll up a 13-0 victory. Bntterlea: VllK. Hmllh and Hnnimh; Hughca nnd Haldwlu. Kinrs Trim lYlwo . Ran Franclaro und , Hollywood went, 10 Innlnga before tho movie- town boyn won out, 7-6. duo large ly to the brilliant relief pitching of Hick McOule, who took over the hurling duties ufter the Benin hud whacked Hunk fPulvey for four runs In the find, frame. Hatteriea": Mu tin nnd Hprinx; Huivey, McOnho, nnd Agnew. The hclpleaa Onk took their . lil.'I l.oa Anveleil (468. blll-Ui't- nmrm "uibhi uiiiimiiiib irom 2tc.V 6:80. NBC: 7:80. vurletiea: 8 feiruan recital;, 9:80, Htudlo pro iMrrum; 10, orcheitro. 4i KG W Portland IHftlm-IIOko) :30, NHC; 7:30, piano proa-ram; , iTanx Kantunlea; 9, music; 9:30, J&oncert: 10, little iiyinphony or ."heatra. 1 Ki. Kl( flan Kranrlnoo 422.3m SlOkc) fl:80, NIKM 7:80, orfran r )?$ltai: 8:80, concert orchealm. KOA Ienver ,326.9ni.30kc) -,X:46, Jmmaculatc Conception cnth- Kacramento thin 'time by a 3-2 ho ore. Th .nioiHt xlanlH of Huy Keatinv kept the chantplotiH effec tively tnmed, Only Yuat fletdliiK kept the Kolnn total down. Hat ter lea: Keating hnd fievereul: (rK hend, Kpnrka, Diiff nnd Head. mi i - 4 l. -. - i M -1) East Wins Five And Loses One In Big Leagues .Mlnnal Imgw SlndlnK W. U Tct. New York . 9 Brooklyn ii'lnnlnnutl -, H ! Hi. I.oiija' 9 ItlahufK 9 KoHion - 7 chlcnro x. 9 1'llllliilclphln' 5 10 .563 .sen .600 .son .(00 .m .429 .239 Aniorlrnn lirajrno KtanillngH W. J,. Pet. - 12 4 Nhw York i;i(.-htcon yenm nm (he Into Rnlnh none of llfnldnburK. ("nl., nut (he : world Hhotput record Kt 50 feet.. It reninlned for nnolher C'ull forninn In I02S tit the KreBiio reliiyx td hrenk that murk. Here In John Kuek. l.o Aimeleh Athletlo club member, formerly of KuniuiH Hi nl e oollcKe, n he heaved the IB-pound pill 51 feet i4 Inch. . . Ell wood Lyman Gets University High Coach Job Eugene High Wins Word hna horn received here that Kllwood WatHon l.yman, '25 Kraduutn of Oregon Htnte colleKe ci I l. at:. In commerce, him accepted the L lyVtr OUlClll iyillV noltlon of conch of football, huae , .' ' ' : j ball .und track at University High BITORNB." Ore:. May 6 (AP)- r"00! anl' Z?-'M !' ,' i,iu , i ..n ) lliuil in Win nun wi uvui hi: i. hj- niun, of l.n Clrnnde. und ia n tfrnd Unto of !.a Clin n do HtKh achool. He replncea Percy l-ocey, '24 O. K C who wua nppolnted tiMHlatnnt Buperlntendoht of Vevrentlon In OnUlnnd. ' Ho experta'to begin n flvn-yeur courac In medicine at the UnlverMlty of California in Docern her. Mr. I.ocey is uIho well known here, having been In ).u Ctrunde ALL TEAMS ARE ON HAND TODAY FOR CARNIVAL (KilKene hlKh anliool -baKabolt' ply crx ilcfoated Halem -hiKhr in a thrlllinfr encounter liero yesicrdny, 3 to fl. Salem -Jield .KU(rene Bnore ji KPWB Hollywood (301. Sin U'it30ko) 7, niualo! ,. light opera Si)iour: 9 to U. theater revue. WW. Ban Frencleo (454.3m VniKikn) 7;80, piano; 7:30, concert 4,nrchetra; 8:30, orcheatrul 9:30, ,,BK nln th(f eighth Inning, when '"pong recital: 10 to 12, danca mimic. tho. KiiKoim plnycrir -rnn In eight i to KOIN Portland 31m-940kc) counlera on flv hila, threo wallia tPl; orcheatra; t, rbrlUtn Hclenco nn, , hit hatamanl rhurchi 9 lo 10, muiilcal comedy,, ,vnnk MnCullougli, Rugeno pit'- hour. . cher, atarled the : rully with -a ' VLin Clnnlfnnn 9 m . It 1 OUc .., .......... fl : 30, NB(!; : 7 :.Vo, Church of .hi S cr-ul!ough .7 cring e.: 'f XlS$' Truth:' 9, studio program: 9:30, ' , lh0 Kim mning before hla aide ho . 0-Wl "T" i"ni'C ' W nTto&ri rhiipier: aMowVd .y oaol.ln a iiigh aciiool Jn.baU.and. slit IiIib and alruck out 10 Halem' 1-yman received the ellver playiTH. . , loving cup offered, by the Moun- lle walked acven,'" The ' ftalom , t" latwi Power company to the hurler, Hug, alriick out seven, ui-ienlor mon who during Ills entire lowed eight hits and iaaued five oollego career malnlnined a hlgn free panHeH. irfiandard of wcholarahlp nnd 'man- ' I hood anil' excelled In athletics. He i was a three-yenr letlermun on the 3:30, program; 9, I BHA., program. Kllfllni XVSna fit fit Orange fonlbnll and basketball t KOA Spokane 20,Tin-1160kc) ,""l'nM: , U C ' trams, president of the Hcabhurd 7. Presbyterian churchi , to 10,1 DrCWM Toiimattient un'l mu'- '""inrary futernlty In I military, president of the ciinm- her of commerce and mnjor In the I I1HA . nrogram. "" JiXA-rx: Ban, Francisco (S2.7m 5okc) 77 pr, "C'lampelti 7:30, M, I!,' church. . I KHJ Los Angeles (3!9.m-760. kc.) 7, M. K. church! , ooncert; 111, quintet: H to 12, dance or chestra, ' ' KKX 'Portland !77,m-100-ke) 7:80,:' Presbyterian church; program, MONDAY FKOGRAMN NBC: 8 to 9, aymphonlsts; 9, The flounders; 9:30, Kink program. KHJ 7, band; . KKRO pro gram: 10 to 12, dance music. KOO 7. General Klectrlo pro gram: 8, NBC. koin 7:iu, orcnestra: KI'flMNi:, Ore., May 5 (AP) Kugene High school won the state high school drama tournament which closed hern laKt night, with It. O. T. C. An unpeeled apple Is more ten- the .Milt fity high si-hool caat win- rt'r w",',, th"n nne ,h,lt h"" nlng honorable mention. The cup, h'en l"" water In won by Itoseburg high school In "I'M fnrm" ""'",n w,'1,' ' the first tournnment lost venr. ... li'M In by tho skin thus thorouchly Oregon program: . Apostollo H"alth nwarded Iho Kngene. plnyers, who "' mlnslon 10 to 1 1:80, dance band. will retain It permanently If they HFW, aymphonette; I, NUO; win the slate event twlro again In 9. concert orchestra: 9;30,. NIX.': succession. In, orchestra.. I Itoseburg and Knlerprlse hlghiwrller. Why ('new! he su.'sn Ihe 8:80, Jack IeniiMy enjoys wlW west and detective stories, says n sports KKX 8, studio program; 9:30, schools were other schools entering concert. .... iPO 7, siring quartet; 7:50, bonk chat: 8, NHr; 10 to 12, vur IMy program. KJ II 7:3il. blues singer; 8, tenor;. 8:30, quartet; 9:30, trio; 10 to 12, Goofy Bird frolic. KFRO 7, concert: 8 to 10, In ntiguration program; 10 to 12, dance music. KOA 7, orchestra: 7:10, Gen eral Klectrlc hour; 8:15, all-C'olo-rmlo program; 9:15, popular pro gram. KOA 7:30, music, . 10 to 13, dance orchestra. KYA 7, studio program; 7:56, beauty talk; 8, studio program; 8, J music; io to 12, dance musin, ! KKWn 7, program; 8, hlues songs: 9, baritone, trio: 10 to 11, dnnre music, KUQ 8, NliC; 10 to 12, Spokono Coyotes. ,' ' KOW-I, NHC; 10 to 11, pro. gram. i KOMO 7, concert orcheatra: 8. Nllf; in, concert orchestra; 11 to 12:30, musical program. KOAC corvnllls (270.1m-l 1 10. kc) 7, 4-H club progrum; 7:30, string quartet. fiOI.F 1V)fnNAMF..NT Tft.MOIUtOW MF.IIFOIU), Ore., May 6 (AP) The first intersections! golf tour nument of the local season will he played In this city tomorrow when 20 members of the Marshflelil golf club will play a mutch with the lyigue river golf club of this city. f:reen vegetables cooked nncov flavored vegetables cooked uncov .flavored vegetables cooveil uncov ered lose the excess flavor as it la caused by a volutlle gas which ascapes when the vessel la open. . No single article of diet can he considered beneficial or Injurious. The greatest variety of foods pos sible la the most conducive to health. Henry Ford la rolnv to send I.lnyd Oeorge a new tractor. That ought to Improve friend George's . pull. casts In Hie state contests.-. Mrs. Kathleen Clark. Grants Pass; Miss Klltiihcth K. Day. I 'oi l hi ml, and Knliert l Horn of the 1'nlverslty of Oregon, were judges. o a couple .inpers? if Ihe Chicago nev8- "Nlgbt work" in Ihe air now en titles French soldiers to double fly ing allowances. ' ; SRATTI.R, May 5 (AP) The weather man stalked unbidden among the seers and soothsayers who are compiling prophesies on the ninth nnnlliil 1'nlverslty of Washington relay carnival here this afternoon by ordaining Iho possibility of showers. Hut, the sporting enthusiasts re ply. It will take more than-a damp t nick to alow down the track stars of the northwest 150 of Vm who will compete In the program of ,J9 events on the stadium cin ders.. 'All tho teams tiro on hand: Montanu, Idaho, Washington Htuto. Oregon and Oregon Htuto of the Pacific coast conference, together with -the secondary' college tenuis. Hie 'athletes from the two state normal schools und high schools from the western part of the' slulo. As Ihe nientarnulr't to euh nth-' (etc, the spectre of hope Is there tho hope that ho might, possibly he -considered a caniltdatn for the Olymplo team, when that august body embarks for the snores of Holland. .' Oregon's crack mile relay tenth will be after n new mark, having slightly bettered I.', 8. t.'.'s last rec ord of 3:23.0. .750 Cleveland ........ 3 8 .019 Philadelphia S 5 .615 HI. I .mils 12 111 ,545 Wushlngton 7 n .438 I lift loll 9 14 .391 Boston 0-1 1 .353 Chicago 7 13 .850 i'. ' j ' By Ihe Amoclaml Pecan The first general Intersectionnl conflict In the major leagues finds the oust- boasting of five victories ngainst a single defeat. . I Four games in the American league found the Atlantic senhonrd trlumpliunt In every instance. The :.wcsi goi wnai consolation it couin nm oi an even spilt in two east west contests In tho .- 'nntlonul Ileagiln, ... Hair Gel tTomer Habo rtuth's big hat and Herb iPennock's effective pitching en abled the New York Yankees to I'crush Chicago White Sox at New Vork 10 to 4. The Hultnn or Rwat went to but four timea und pound ed out his sixth homer of the sea son. Joe Dugan came to bat in the first Inning with the bases full und Promptly cleaned Ihem with a four base drive into the bleachers. At Philadelphia . Connie Mack's athletics resumed their Interrupted twinning streak by pounding out a ill! to 5 verdict over Detroit, j Hcnnlnrtt Hammer Browns j . At Washington the Henutor ham. imered five Ht. I.ouls Brown plt :chers for 13 hits and carried off a 13 to fl decision. I Denny McFayden outpitched Willis Hudlln ut Boston und the , Ited Box nosed out the Cleveland Indians, 3 to 2. In the only game of the day In which the winning team failed to score 10 or more runs. ! The New York Giants added an other win for the cast In a Na tional league encounter at Cincin nati where they bowled over the Iteds, 11 to 7. . ( At Forbes field, the Pittsburg 'Pirates recorded the west's sole 'triumph with the Boston Braves as the victims. 13 to .1. t . Ituln prevented hostilities be tween the Brooklyn Dodgers und curdlnals ut Ht. Louis nnd the gPhllllt-H and Cuba at Chicago. I '. 1 I I.A CORTTC WINK TlOUflNfCMOl'TH, Mng., May 6 (AP) Bene l.a Costs, French Davis cup tennis star, won the nll Kngland hard courts championship by defeating Pntrlck D. B. Hpence 111 stj-nlght sets, 0-2, C-2 6-2. PM.'S, ATTENTION St jit f Vina XT' 1 ft PoHtmnHters of tho nation nre in vited to take notice! Waller -NMelfton, poHtal head at . Del jMoute, Calif., clalma the title as rhnmplon pontal Kolfer, nnd in endy to defend hi title iiKaitiKt nil challenKcrK for money, chalk ' or marhleH, puKthKe atitmiiH ex V: eepted. " Taking n hu),y Inlo a room full of laiiKhirtft:, noisy ndiiltH will very often brlnK out a fear reaction. After you have done thin a few timer your child healim to cry when he wees it KtraiiKer. TDAM W WEEK No matter what the condition of youfi old tires may be we'll buy them and make you a liberal allowance on your New Goodrich Silvertowns ' Credit Easy Payments . CARR FURNITURE CO, w Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers FIGHT TO-MAW MF.nFOlin. May 6 (AP)-Phll Bayea of Halem and Pal Padelfoid, of Itoseburg, fought ten iinru rounds to u draw here iasi nigiu ut the Lions' smoker. Hlonley Uodgers threw Don Noland of Mnrshfleld with an airplane spin, for the second full in a wrestling match. Noland was unable to con tinue the bout. NF.WSPAI'F.H MAN lIF! PORTLAND, Ore., May 6. (AP) Clark Williams, veteran newspa per man, connected with Ihe Ore goninn dui'lng-the past 25 years, died today at his hpme'nt Glad stone, a suburb.'' lie had' been in poor heulth'for aboittlx months. Trout Eggs A rrive At Fish Hatchery UNION. Ore., May 6"(Hpeelal) It. II. Honney. superintendent of the Union Fish hatchery, reports that 1. (Mil), (Kill Itulnhow trout cggn were received hero Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Bouncy left Thiirs. day for Halfway, with a load at I rout to be placed In North I'lile crock. They wero -omen nt Maker by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fellows, who accompanied - them on. the trip. Mr. Fellows Is tho new game warden of Halter county. Casualties .w;ere 30;000 over In China the other day. Maybe those urmles are in earnest over there, after nil. . ' i. ';' Tango, once nationally known prl-te Boston terrier. Is dead at Ilnrdford, Conn.,' In his thirteenth year. . ..... " t- ' Str angler Lewis Beats Cantonwine HALT LAKH CITY, Mny 5 (AP) I 'd 'Wrangler" Lewis retained his heavyweight wrestling title here I last night by defeating Howard j Cantonwine, Iowa wrlstlock . spe. clalisl, in straight falls.. The first . full came In one hour-und 14 min utes nnd Hie second In six minutes. Both wero tuken with n headlock. Get Up In the Air! See your home town and the whole valleyA bird's-eye-view, will give you a new conception of its grandeur. LICENSED PILOT LICENSED PLANE Landing Field on Highway Near Lone Pine. Safe, Sane, Conservative Flying Al Karauck Meets Demetrall Tonight VA'OESE. Ore.. May fi ( AP) Al Karawlrk, "Huwlan lion", nnd Vounitf liemetruli "Oreek liull" will meet here tonight In the two-hour innln event of tho Armory card, f'het Wlten nnd Frnnk Hurna will furnish the preliminary. KnruRlck will wreatle a return liout with ProfoHHor lligami in I'ortland before he hhh for Auh tratia. , Karaaick took on the pro fesaor liern not long ago, but the Jananeae waa not atronir enomch ' for hlrn. OUT OUR WAY By Williams ' "TURMEO TV.ei"W OM AMD VdEU-i H? MAVM "TfmtsH'' OUCHT-f 'OO TO SCHOOL A Blf LOMfjeR BUT VME vJE. 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