La Grande evening observer., May 15, 1928, Image 2

Luxurious
New
Silks
Plain and patterned
with new prints
most in demand for
those . who would
make clever spring
frocks.
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HILL'S
LA GRANDE HIGH
DEFEATS BAKER1
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Tiger Tennis Team Wins
Return Match with Ease
on Local Courts
mw the matches might have aeen
some brilliant t t-f.nl ft.
In -Jnntna; -t, from Frank
lin Uicbardi. liakr fir rank in
man. OM'-rllnjr displayed a pot
lhc4 and dynamic drive that aerd
hi opponent nn several occasions.
CVatMilnt? la a rangy ptayt-r.
with a steady return and he is hard
to hat in hlKh school compHtion.
flay Just naturally outwit. im!
Olnn Adrian. dtermln4 but lea
experienced lad from Haker tn win
nintf "4-1. Itay has 'tfnnia
mnm" in that he understands how
to cover the court 10 tui silvan-
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Wallopinjr the Bulldog; racquet
vrfc in straight that only went
to deuce I he u H. H. tennis team jtatf. IDs drv la hard and de
prov. d itself d-clJedly superlar Jo ndabla and h has a knack of
ii oppr ity rivals when th-y
played on tbe munlntml fourta last
niicht. Tht Tiirer rar-que wield,
frs had a fairly easy tiros of It
throughout th game and nev-r
once wri Ben Oesterlinr. first
ranking player, and Urn Hay.
g-r-rond rnnkin player. compelled
to take more than as eojty pa In
onJi-r to win. Had contpwiiton in
PcprmlahJ? play in their single s-ta breo
V"a"y little
drawing his man up to the net and
then driving a ball to the hark line
in short he la a "heady" pUycr
and up on his iocs all the tlm
. HamM Herr Win
Harold Herr won from Bill Ry
der In av third single mutch.
fi-I. Herr allowed a smooth and re
liable return stroke.
The most exciting; match of the
k-ener. the spectators who;" rop 're. waa the don..,.-
ptayei neiween Aooipn ragrua ana
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Genuine Gold Seal Congoleum
Pabco De Luxe Rugs
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' Bob Oestrriiog of I .a Umulr and fl
CHICAGO CUBS IN
SPRINT FOR TOP
lieCaithy Crew Jumps
From Second Division
to Top in Fortnight
A oal l-aa-ue MajMimjri
W. I. Prt.
Cincinnati ..;..:...;.. I II . (II1
chlcaro U
W. jum ..U..- :.. IT 11 .!
New Vork II I .MS
Pitlst-ur( 11 II .5
Brooklu :. 11 II .Hi
Boston 1 It .tin
Philadelphia. .. & t .
AnatsVaa hnw Standing
. -. W. I. Pet.
New York JO. 6 .u
Philadelphia, ..: 14 1 -..T
I'lrveliinU .. : 1 11 .Mil
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Waahincton . II M .411
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Detroit . 11 ! .ITS;
lanl fi to 1 in 10 Innlnra.
Kil Morria. Mir rifhthmndtr from
Mutxlr. rvmuetrj hi Ihr4 via In
n ton ihr IXv H'd ox uor4
out the fit. Jxuis Urosni, 1 to t.
Milton GaMon pitrhtHl thr Wan.
inffion Senators lo virtory. 4 lo 1,
ovw th t'blcaiio Whllo Boi. . ':t.
Uirharda aod Adrian eft) Hakrr.
Th local Ia4a Hon -3 and
wr romiflUd lo play a hard
ram- 8lirrit and Oalrllnc are
iyounaw piayra of promlae who
arlr maajTfsl th lundamntala
of unnia and -play a aurprtainicty
finlahnl lyp of'xamfl.
f; . firi OMtrllnf and Hay aallopr-il
Notice of Pdin)utU Aement Sale
Notlr la hrrby fvm that I. A. C, Kunra. OhVf of folir of Iho
City of I -a Grand.. Urffon. oodar and by vinur of a arrant of datr.
Ilia loth day of April. I:. laavrd by th Recorder aad under tha aeal
cl the City of 1 Orande, Oregon, attarbed lo tho rlty aaaraunrnt roll
lor each Improvero rot Ifetrbf and Rearr llialrirt In aald flly. here
laafler mentioned and placed la my band for riei-ottoo. dirertlnc an I
rjauinandiai me to roUeO. aa by charier aad ordinance of said rlty
provided, the delinquent aaaeaameBta abowa upon earb aaid aaaraament
roll Hh accrued Interest aad peaaHlea tbereoa. at III. aa directed by the
I carrara. In earb caa attached lo.tbc reapecllva aaeeaantent roll for
the Improvement and Bearer diatricu hereinafter mentioned, on Kriday.
the IM day of June. ltl. at (ha entalde of lb front door of the t'ountr
I Court House in la Grande. Oref-on, at t a'dork p. ov, sell at public
ale, to the hisheat and beat bidder for rash, each of th hereinafter
die.-rll.ed tracts, lota, and pareeta of real estate In the said city of Iji
Orande. for th payment of the unpaid and delinqueot aaeiuent.
with accrued Interest, penalty and roots of sale, set oppoait tha denrrip-
iu" l.on of each said tract, lot or parrel ol real estate la this notice, to-arit:
iaeu ai I - uranvr, urrfBa tkum lirvi punitsjiea Jlay iwt, IV. a.
tramer
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J. Ormooa -
r'lyje Hatteraoo
Chaa. Hutrhlns
"red f. Jensen
. Kred P. Jensen '
1 K. ('. Hamilton
Vivian I. Cooler
By the A-wciated Tres.) ll"? U I,0!
. ... . . I Vivian P. Cooler
Jo McCarthys Cuba, unvonted- I Vivian P. Cooley
ly docile for the first month of the Vivian p' Cooley
National leajruo aeaaon; niuat hav!w M jurpny
rotten hold of son., raw meat !,, ,, aIld j
esmewner.- t J. H. Johns and-J.
iiowo in in oepin oi me aec-Wn iM Mora
.mo ""'" " ,',MO' (Win. Iji Mora Clyde Patterwa
. , , ,- j,.u MrNoiin
.lay wera resting- in second place. j Mr?oua
only a cam back of the league j" MpJfoun
leadin, Cincinnati Reds. Archte C. tlark ;
An a to 1 victory over the Oianls, Arrht t11rk
at Chlcairo yesterday atretched th Jonn ( ar '
rut- string of victorlea to B p. Koherts-FJner HouetO. KM
"'""" -n last inn-e. orer ( Grorre W. ParrT -
and now la in fourth place.. I Y K Hendricks
Reds Stay at Top 1U..C. Brown aleo. H. Currey 84u'WT' - Ronilrs
ine iteoa maintatnetl meir noiui Kmma l.uad -, 1
on the lead by downing tbe Pliil-f Kmma l.und 1
Ilea at Cincinnati, i to 4. the ame j jrb(wt W. Thompson E4 Si' of Mil'
lot fUk. A'ailttnn
4 !1 Williamson
II i;4 Chaplin
4 1 9 Predmor
19 Prejdmor
C New. Haven
t Wisdom
$ Wisdom
S Wisdom
t Wisdom
I Wiadoni
l-C Original Town
1-C Orlainal Town lit
S-f Ordinal Town lit
?l Predmor
.11 Predmor
$ Predmore -i
Predmor
& Predmore
14S Chaplin
1 III Chaplin
II 141 Chaplin
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II Riverside
tenth straurht: j. p. Caldwell
marking Quakers'
""-defeat. .
Rallies in tb last three Inninira, h
i"vo th Cardinals a 4 to S vti-toryj H
I- ; over uoston at sr. louls.
Thlrty-flv players' - trus-rieil
throu(h three aad a half hours of
.4 ! weird baseball at Porbs field be
' for Rrooklyn eked out a T to C
j victory over Piltabura- Pirate.
C. Pray
t rirav
If. c. Dray
H. C, Dray
J. H. Oliver
J. R. Oliver"
J. R. Oliver
J. R. Oliver
J. F. Phy
Kmily- J. SI in
J. A. Uartty
, Tank l'p to -x
' Their third victory In a row over
, the Detroit Tilrers T to a. Sent the 1 Charlie Wllaon
New rork Tankea An erica Q league ij, tmeal
aventxo up lo the. .40 mark, fir- J it. o. Horninc
r tired on th baata or ! victories Anna Roarers
and only five defeat. Babe Rulh 'j A Denoln(
hit his ninth homer la th seventh ri;a Kynearson
' Itinina;. and now la four -ramea H - Keajrl
ahead of bis record-breaklnar par y. A. Inrsrson
of last year. wilford K. Johm-on
- lrty drove, crack southpaw of ' j. a. Oarlty
the Philadelphia Athletics, struck 1 j a. Oarlty
oat 11 men as tb A'a beat tlcve-'j. ft, Oliver
'. . I J. K. Oliver .
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FREDC
HIMEWRIGHT
Joseph, Ore.
Republican
Candidate
For
The Office Of
Joint Representative,
Union and Wallowa
Counties
Morn and raised in Wallowa
r-ounty. It years of ace. edu
cated in the public schools of
Wallnwu Co.. and graduate of
the Portland Uusinee- C1-iea-e.
IVnland. Ore. Tauuht
in term of school In rural
district. Knrared la farmirvr
(tr past thirteen years. Am
a member of tb Gran- and
t-aiisr la Grans principles.
raid Advert uMtectt.
Sis'
J. M. Oliver
Victoria Rtlllweil if. II. TrowbrtaVr
Victoria Stlllwoll -H. II. Trowbridars
Mrs. J. J. Wsa-oner Net"
Mrs. J. J. Wagoner Ne'
Grant Hean - KS
Cart Johnaao KsUl FKi,
R A. Klnr Wlo"
K. A. King
W. c. Hanson
Mtv I. A. A da ma Kia'
J. K. Keynoids J. A. Arbuckl
ionald J. Rraa
Mrs- J. J. Wagoner
Mrs. J. J. Vaoaer
Orortte A. Cha4wck
Oeorge A. Chadwick
J. P. Caldwell
A. J. rllt J. K. Matbewa
A. J. Fell, J. K. Uatheas
C K. Itivyera
A. I. Clark
A. I. Clark
J. I. Mars
J. 1. Mars
J. I. Mars
J. I- Mars
J. 1. Mars
lrm V.-e.tnxle
Jrvi'i McKltvsie
Wm. t t-urtrmaji
W u-. c. Cirtmaa
W-n. c. CurtenMO
Wnt. Ciurema
Wt. t. Curteco
Ma-y Hartley R,
(4ry Hartley R.
R !. New tin
R. 1. N.!ln
Partry lrlce
Partt-y l'ric
I'arl -owrlt-ey
Kmi!y ii-slne
Kale H. lianley
Kate R. Haatey
J. H. ocker
Clause Anderson
Adrln C. Nelson
Adrln C Nels-tm
Adrin C- Nf ieoo
Adrln C Neisoa
Kred and Klitabetb Tea
rred and lluabetb Tea
Grant Lyman
Grant l.ywiaa
John T. Price
John T.'Prtc
Claad C Pratt
K. J. Williams s
R. J. Wuilaawa
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1 Pleasant Home lit
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1 Arnold : Dray 4
Chaplin 119
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1(4.17 piyrs to I -a Grande last night and
'f'1 officiated at the matches. This
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446-4. rev-nee on Itill Hngh-i -terday
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HCNST ANTON. Knela-t.l. Mkr
IS t APILed by Ml Girnna
tVII.-tt. who won her third victory
15.!.7 ' the British women coir rbim
779.4a ptonst-ip. all The Ann Means tn the
IT 5( tu.V evnt today strokrd their wav
147 7J In t the fourth rotinil. which will
1M.7T b- p"ayt-J tomorrow. XI isjs Collett
4SS t .n her third match while her
IIS. 41 thr-'C cornjvanions had to play only
1ft? TT lo to ertr tbe fourth roun.l.
144 II ' Mi- CoIVtt connrutsi to kiil off
1m7.& champit-ns and fe-rrm-r champions
(9.43 by d-'t'-vattrtg Mr. Tentple IobIL
(9 Ii 4 tp and 7 to play. Mrs. Itohell,
49. 4S the former Gladys ltaven--croft, has
C ti won both the Brlilsh and American
(9 IS .tttb-s.
v S i Mrs. Dorothy Caraptiei! Iturd
.S forrm-r British aad American
C9.1S rhampion. won from Ml Dianna
(9 IS . Ksmond. a French gtrL ( and S.
(9.ISj Miss EHtabetb Curtis. -.Iinton.
( t Iowa, bad the hardest fight of the
l-t 1 1 1 5 ' A merican quartet, dispoatng of
l-t T 71 ,alsss Couper. a Scotch player. lip-l-l
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Jreated Mm Alice frriSf-are,
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