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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, January 8, 1929.
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I.ii-rcw ant
Exii a Narrow - Wide and Extra Wide
kua In tfc : c( laarrlra mser ' " .
bMIjM I iit tat Ll;k luIrM tr tal rt) H tkes
lurarr 1.14 Ifcat ) lu -hmI
FrloV
Dependable
Values.
Hill
in ENNA JETTICJCS
Dependable
Quality.
CARDINALS HAVE
REVAMPED TEAM
'haaswan-frowt'Houstfsn; iw Mtd fl ,,4 AB !
do repUrc Krankle Kriu -t vo- DfiriSlTlPrl T OF
to replace Krankle Kriscu at sec
onQ. ne is rateq an naru nn- i
,trr.anrt the card art tanking on,
: him to strengthen the ' infield. !
f frYiarh volunteered lo mors- over to f
- - n- . i third to make room for Slph. He f
t did this, it wan explain-'!, because
Infield Changed for 1929ii1it n iilv position thr;
RlP- Fitrhr Plovor Mhltn on'1 ' vely. Andy?
Jhdte, llgllL 1 ia wl Hl)eh Kom oe Holm. no played .
Disosed of Recently ,,u,a m r- wiD.;
Holm probably uh an outfit-Ider an
High a a utility thtnl M-r.
Shortening Of
The Deer Season
RICKARD'S PLANS
-WERE ELABORATE
I .iped (o Establish Box
;r Center in Florida;
IJempsey Comeback
0
Hy AUn 4. iHil 1
(Vo iaifl I've KiMirtu K-lilor)
M:w yoi:k. jun. t.U')-r
Wi4i TV, 'Hickard would hav
ire,ii.iifc had he IHr-d to eflesry
ntrt iU .labr:te plan ofJVr s
V.b'& T- W of (H-TNUitHlR Mtt that
,m-Tt Tiding hi nowdble urrisor.
ftrOy Trv hlmwir kn-w of many
and" P ili'Ul-t l:flnjf Idi-ns he '
ttd:;trnc.:. He ffgnn-d most of hi
life? vvnmre out months u ni ofln
! tnMnnri, tal ht e on Tuimy
xti loclVal mn-pnr fwr iw-mp-t
f' ttlU fv-r yr before flne
ml Jacfc iualf fuaxht in 1'hiUi-t-1phi.
The Tnne Unllyhoo n
am -(KHfjr hnflel us Chut -tb-liotiinic
CttrtH-nrier a HvmI for
IU liantn Mauler.
ipht - rvvlv.l r,turinf Jack J lln 'rt,u
Ur In Ie4hir uniforms. Th
re Walter Jiaranvilie. hortwtop. '
1, . ,., , oM to lUw-tnn. and jlleorr W. Hr-
" . " " " ;r. outfielder, traded to the)
utter Ate that ihre should b liravta,
Uo ! Ittg Mirk l.lie durtny hlf , .In ltj llat
of the 4'hll at-aaoti and uettrljr t'luh ouner are ronfi-lv-nt tht '
all the ret ofih jrear. T'x coo- tH- team lht-y will end ut to de-j
t inflated reiiiodeltnr the I'olo fvud the rhatuitloiuthip UureUtitLs'
Uruunda u that it tuiil'l b equip year will U trotiir in every d-vrt-1
led lor hike rat ttiic and b.-tter ar- invni and that it t certain to Ue in
runiced fr boklnir ho, hit thr lit 1 race all the way.
Mill havinjt.fhld rovtu fur fvwt- All the innlnnv of the lilt
twll, wrtr and otii. r xporta. tdtchinir and rntehlnv atuffs are tu
l'nmcae AuttbiM rtlort for trainin tlun !rinr The
I' M'htU lh-kapl itroiuKito rf- hurVn arc Untvr iWUnd Ak-i:-;
futi re ruBtint rhWHy to Iwi- nndt-r, Jcim Haines. "Wee WillyT
: ii'K h ultra e&raed hta Will Hln rdei. U'larenee Milch, 1) 4nd
Inicnewi lo nmtt' anythinr if Krnnb Krankhoiua. Jam WiWn
,Ihre were toa4hitiu-a of a "rate' prottahly ail! akatn carry tht Imr-
it. At he ohi 'mri n. he trfc'tl do of rntrhiuir.
indoor, attain minjrn la addition, to Kliw Ithem. on the benrh murh
0K, ruHnr and a-ms. He dl- of Ut nu,u, han - a Minnted to
iraAa-I the (MMadMiUIrs of prof- the nunora, hut "Wild iMir Halla
Hi.nal tennU in 1921. y-ar oefor hi. a Is to r port from Koudon and
tht" pioneer eflorts actually were Herman IWtl from ftoeht-Mer to
made in this fUd by t. t. I'yle. fcolnter U the itchinr aff.
MiitA'ttMd the nca itunlea fMr the Tlw rtHiir NM
diiut of his liiKieO-itlcharda Tommy Thevenotr, shortstop.
iroittH- here in tCC Ith-kard um In-en lrad-d to the htlHes and
influential in t-sitblisliln kre hary (ielfwrt. a younrvti-r from
ho-key on a Mx l aKUf la&ia In liorhertrf. tx lat 4 to fill the rap
.Sea York. at abort left by thr departure of
.Not atl of Jtk-kard a Mrh-i'r- Tommy and MantnWllr. He ha
ej pUa materiAliaa-d. At one time ben K-ierile -by Mjr learije v-t-he
. ronviderett atavinr tha Kirpo- eran a, another i-arry l- Joie.
ly W. . t wintr
(ibrver 'rrejjondcnt i
VSIOS. Ore., (HimUll A call
fiieetinjr of the I nlon Hportsmcn's
NOTK This is the a-rond of a i I nder nrt-wiit arratiiTei:rnijL cltib an held at the rabln on the
eii of stories dealtiiK with tM- Jfiti ItfUtotiiU'y. liret baaeiuati. is fi"h hatchrry pruundi l-Vidy aiyht.
winter profpecta of major leaaiie th only tnfletder of List season's Alot 3 mentors and vUitora
Kaaehall clutMt, thrs mill f'tltoa J t-ani who ui re turn to hU .ld present, icvrl'idiair thft 4-fb-
day to day. , put. r-aiiuns that rame iom 1-a Grunde
' - - i. MaiHer KMithaorth ho an-anl linker to attend the te-tin
Hy ICe .Newman i hu uno-d he will bv a rundltUte for nn,l :trtkitte in the dlaruMrion
(AHwciat'd l'rM Staff Writer) la r-KiiLr plaice "in hKit ff M. - r- 1 concern itoar rhaiueea In the prsrnt
Kr. .Oris. Jan. (Al The : placing; Harper. Ho-erer. Vounff Kame and fUI laws - tiy th ate
t. Louts fanllnals. National Whijcuc l-nt tiatti. Mfun-apoIts star legislature.. As uual tthe first
champion, ail tu rt the Ijww- who w-rfonufi brillisntly in riyht nuuiler on the program was a
lall weapon - with, a nesr niin.tr field rt season. i eipcrted to "fed' romdatint of coffee and
In Hilly ftottth worth, a rt-vamped give a a conical for I hp job, accaoria -utoiuarT at lhee
ltfl'M and porsJbly one chance tn 'laylur l ioiuhit and f-'rtew aneetliiB. Amour the matters iis
the outflotd. Wafey. sluisarina; regulars of Laxt riial t the tnwln mwtlmf fol-
Aiihoitjrh elrht p la vera have . rasun's utir-M, pro)ably mill be lowtnarthe lunch were; chung- In
been dipol of tnte th rlub 1 iai-k in their uhl posiilona. . Ihc Utue of the ileer a-aon. limit
Capiure-I the i2 pennant, the;. When the I'anlinal go to camp wf dewf, ducks; aitorter salmon
prtpecis are that the start of the ' they will te greeted by new- hvx.1 reason in KaMern Orvgon; and
n w rare will see all bnt two of coach, riarl "OreaKy Neale. form- -Similar topiea.
those ctaMWd as lat year's rru- 1 er Mar outtifldvr oi the Ciucmfliftl
lieds obtain-d to replace Jack
tine low. head coach
a-r Hill UrKchnie lt year.
Blaze In North
Powder Gymnasium
Hy Mrs. taiM fOrvaroiit ,-'
ttlrer Correspondent)
NOfiTil i'OWIKK. r-.. (tfpe
rUl) VHnwIaj night the fire- de
partment was railed out to fight
a fire la the irmmuluui,.aued
by a defective flue. The firemen
chopped a hole through th wall
and citiiigulMtit-d ,ih- blaae with
v;ry little itatuuge.
Tlie girls bakfthal team had
Wen pntctbting and smelied the
imoke and - upon lnvtlgatioa.
found the afnoke coming through
the wall. Tiso Icaut wan covered by
insurance.
Last Night's
Basketball
mg
Hy tlie AM-iaii Trew
MISWU'U. Mnnt. Munt..iia 33;
Mcnutiia MiiMii 1.-
WAI.LA VI,I.A. tt'ah.-'Wttit.
w-eon msn T- Idaho IT.
la in prey's M--Krk in a bout
to hrkt at the Yankee stadium
in September, The Strthllng
tikflrkvf match at SJLanil Itearh.
F-rjrr Z. br the tmly tanrtbte
p;itt that remains although tt Is
nM BBlikclv thai liempaey. after
tx' ha' fully recoererf from the
CM-k of his friend's death, may dr
iiU' to go through with his part of
the program. Jack may feet that
this Wktuld have be-n Hickard'a
wn. resardhsa f whether therc
may ih a call for the Old man
Mauler lo take up some executive
icKion414Uilc b-ft hy HtrWard
Tho.oA.-rff.W
lie planned tu make ifce Strtiding
Kbarkey fight the fore -runner of
t-tt5tire nieratina in th south
wth Viantl Hach as the lae fut
a program of winter port rm.
iMidun to his IntcreMs in New
rfe. Jfiignificont In this cvnner
tlon In that Utckard hud Invewted
niM4antiallv in the Miami H-cb
Kwfit.1 rlub. bttMiS hohitng ethet
l-tteM'V inieresta,
t'rr yt-am Kickard uundm r d
In an effort to ot4aln powswKfn
of an outdoor arena in the Metro
politan ubmict or to enrct oOf
which would eiwHtr htm to plan
bis hig oat door spertarlea whh th
winif c rtaiaty he apvrated indoor-
it Madtww iiare tktnien. It can
onhjr be speetitated upon whethet
If eventliully hoped In gain enn
trtd of th lIo Uroond or build
a new arena in Jersey t'ny, a It
1 Miiti he ront tnplatr-d.
TrkM la Rh Vankrv
An far hark aa ItU'Ur-i
Naundeti out tkm I Jacob Kupt-rt
. ti th po-wibiiity of acoulriair th
t N-w York Yankees. vqrU'j rttam
pi'iits than, as now. It was nv so
. inueti thai Tea ilred to invade
the baseball ft- Id s h deslresl to
lwe rontnd of an arena ad-iuatc
to stave his outdoor boinr rx
, irurugunsas. Kailin in that Se
lottdttrted nvgottatfcona oter a con
uderabH ierio.t for tb purr-ha
r a rniroiUKg interest la the Nesr
krk taints Jnm thark a A. Siont
banu two years it n was wadrtooi
l.it-kjird aod feka amcUtr offrvd
. Monehatu f-.viv tor 11 per
ceni of ;iant" tock tt thfw
n cot ktt ions tvri throuvh. It wM
I;fckar1a plan. If he obtalnet such
. inird. t runirrt ths b
- trouabj into an a II - ports inru
and I-ase the Yanktv stadium for
tie home games of thr iliant. To
the tmittg promoter it seemed a
l tiip--y ttoui In Huno Aire. Kor tuy-t and a slugger.
(M-veral years h"ala couriered Orey s ipb, a y
ftrMiiarin- a lilt luim m it h lUrrv " "
harteryrer but opposi- HIKUifX'S PRKPARPQ PHP 1000-
rtoua sources to a ,T ; " vv y-J
unir-d eontet. as well as other ob-
larbs. furred him to abandon tho
plan. Illckard actually had the
tickets for a WIlts-lK-titp-w-y bout
printed at one time. iMarins; the
date uf H-pCt Biir . I:4.
FOUR MEN GO, MORE DOOMED
HOUY ItlLVHKS (iOTHAW
NKW Yllht. Jan. k tAl')
Th train bearing th botly of Tx
Un'kard from Miami Heach, where,
the career of the world famous
it ports promoter ended Kunday,
reached IVnosy I v n la sea t Ion to
day at !:; a. m.
Thousands jcimmt4 th station
'iutMniy friends wrM newspaper
ieii'; nuiiPaVat iWTlian l'o. '
were pernified To" entirr the np-
proa-he tot he train. '
Ksttiuaies as to the rMnt of tha
profuoter a personal fortun variv-4
from ii,ow.e to &,.
than a yar ago Itarkard himself
ntaimated It at around I3.i,es.
04arty half of il in ensti.
. JiA unlay niirlil
' X. I ... -
lournament To
Be Played Over
6 L A. Courses
LOS ANUKl.Krf, Jan. I ii'
'ju.iltf-.tng play for the I .oat Angelrs
hole iae vyi golf tourn
mcnt was srhrdubd for tomorrow
over six local rowrea.
tH-a tee thc tdg- fairway etas-
if c4om4 laxt niaht. Pairings for
the qualifying rounls had been
made, and arrangements had been
conipl-ied foe thrveMme to t-e off
for lb 4C htcs of play. '
The llvlra cttlinw In K tKi
ku' the $t 4open cA Vri-1
la. Saturday and Sunday, today ;
had hvi-n closed to those who have
not puv mori than I holvw of
preliminary play over the touma- ,
ntrnt fuura- since tiling their n-
tries. -The fcutrr were to be per-
nOU( to pntcttv vr. the Hiviera
rore tolay only. 1
"" a addttitvnal njitu s tod -ay had
b-. n al:-d ta th.- lit of thMe .
ho pr-i nH awanfy for the mx nt.
as aniiDUttmt at night by the
log cotnmHier. Ta jr r
ffwer l.onirworth nd Hoy Tifta
lUrfh piayera litd at le in the
JOE DUGAN 'tl"V ;'J"jC
PAT COLLINS r 1 ,
Thr IHtv of llwcxfn ha omnml .' ) .i I
' The club recommend d that iho
d er sen am not open until JiVpt.
under Man- ro -and coe on the date a now"
. -stalUsii-l. thus shorteuing the
'time it a days. The member afeo
favred Utttiring each hunter to one
- forked horn deer. It was aujtgeUu'
that the Mcem have a postal card
atturhel so the hunter cuuld fill
It out und furniah tiu- game fora
t tuuaion with d-ita ronctrninp. the
' mi in tcr and sre uf the dtr-r killed.
Tlw)' fnvon-d tlw opening and
closing of the grouj seaaoa to
loiiK'idc whh the 'ii. m for devr.
with no change In (he brig" limit.
A motion to rrjuimnd closing
the aeon on ruffle! grouse, or
nalive phtiiJunt. was dirwss-d but
faihd of ia.Naing. as did also one
recnumuding the opening of the
season on sag hens. , Au;'tirt, 1930
With a ba limit of two Mrds In
any one day. ' i ,
The rlub went on record- as
t favoring the forbidding of all trap
ping and kllUnr of leavers, the
state to net and im any anltoals
which were doing da mar to prop
erty. He fore clortDff . the club ar
rnngd for two meetings in the
near future, one lo 1k a clam fee4
on the ;tn of this month and the
other an old time dune on the
IfJth, tMth meetings to N- hrld at
the club cabin. They nhco made
arrangements for several member
to -attend a yituil.tr meeting In
1 biker on th ninth of January,
rresbt nt It. 11. Honnry and feo
retury i. I. tadwett and others
are planning to make' the trip to
Haker for the meeting where there
1 I1ILIL I ' 1
T A FEATURED VALUE IN OUR
ifiimiff rfiir
r h l''t Choice of Bed, Dresser and Vanity or Bed, Dresser a 3
-:i.'..,'-a,-,
3 Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite
L Choice of Bed, Dresser and Vanity or Bed, Dresser
and Chiffonier : ....
This handsome bedroom suite in V.'ahut. Exactly as illustrated. The ex
quisite beauty of its design will appeal to the most fastidious taste A
Rat a Value at this low price. Individual pieces may be had if deuired at
the following prices:
Bed ... $25.00 Vanitv .838.25 Bench $7.65
Dresser ....... $38.25 Chiffonier .... S20.75 Stand - $7.20
$10 Delivers it pay the bala ice in convenient installments
Terms May Also Be Had On Individual Pieces.
CARR FURNITURE G0.? -
will bo further dtarussfon In re- floor by the Wallowa rouvars. out their quintet. Wallowa lifch
gani to propoael legislation. Witn Irt of lai year' district baa a sph-ndbl Iwsketlmll team thnt
The In ton High srtauol basket- . . , F1, .
ball hoy. n.et their Waterloo Sat- chi""tt" r.d a bunch of . w ill be a .fonse.-ous contender for
unlay nivht when thy were de- ibgy bids, several of whom are the honors aimin this year. 1'nion
rliated on the locul gyiu r six Uft In height, to roun-1 put tip a good p ppy jgame but was
.simply nut Huf.s.'.. ! mi. K.
J'arent, J, I'aivm. Minn. O. Mil
ler, and lavb partiriputcil in all
or pa rt of t li i eame. T!ie . f ina 1
ucorc was 2," lo 17.
piairvw ikm Im aH.ltihn lo that lit.) Ktau frcm U
h-a of eligible iHber roMy will g.
NIGKT FIGHTS
Hs Jaj H. -.
tfrVature Snk Snort Kditrrk
NKW TOHIC 4 AIM A lvoe
clealnt:. rxndiwtd with a
much ttgor a If the club were
a taileoder. U putting thw cham
pion Yankee In readiness fr,r
AngvWs open at Wlishire last year, f the lr raiupaigw.
. Kour men wh r-uUla t V-Iter
of the team s wevtkfl nHt.-
in 19- alre.-idy have gine and
:her prhabc- wtil fntlnw. The
detwtrt are Je Ihnrtm a ad
. Mike n a ae Lm. third basemen:
liwr Kyn. pitcher, and t
CwUin. a rifhw,
i Tht trnifV .if drastic ac;t.n
fr a team thjkt won the Amer
ican league rwnt i time in
et-rht Tr la addition to awe p
pin ih-e t-t two World aerie.
' Hut MitW Hugging ) ankee
ninaj:er. eu?ta ne m bluf
fing in hi rw and k stepping
j out t strengthen the hak p.
Hy ilr A tatnl rrr4
MIAMI, t'ln, Matte l-h Tort
land. te . aim a fwui from Ked
l;b v. Troy, N- York t.
1.ITTI.K Ittw'K, Ark. MiUon
M.ingno. N. w rana outpointed
' iHiich" KUster, loiiK- oast tl.
NKW KMtK-M Terrix N;w
Yor ontiHjned Ju-kte I'll Win ttoa.
New Yo;-k. tt). Jimmy McNauv
ara. New York, attanted J-e
U-frnlvj, YfVirw Uy. i.
M r ' At-n. X. Y Lope T-r-
'rK, I'MltppiTH. otpotntd Jtrn
mv Uo.drrh, HuI'aV. tl). t
loiiTaio, kn.krd ovt Ttlly
icriAin. iiotic. Jjcvftt-. f.
KT. I-nt IS h Hi-ra. K-n-'!r.
ounwmt.4 K l-lie Ander
O. r. W 1 1 , I
Knt. St. LoMta. outpointed Arthur
aSalW M.tla-y. Chk-4 te.
Tt Hunt. lnca Otv.
and Iftg Hey hfram, Nw
b-ftpa. dr-w. 1 1 1 1
PtOl;!A, III -Spug" Myeea.
f'ftlciiig 0utpm4 At Mcfoy. St.
Lovfcs - Jv.fcff.ny 3ktHwn.' In-
djjin fHi. gr . knocked oot k:d
'lis- UaSlt. ieajv, cl.
Ml ISMUR Ky fty
I knot kr 4 eyf Jarire Itjaolda, Trrw
Haul. In, , aaiv Nanry,
PtttaPUrr. WT"Htr4-4 Howrw
ta
nt. t,
The Yank have full re-
cvVrld trm the ararr U(c t
sen. At l they 4'!1 h.- r.
eiaar rea-vlM-etba the team
riUpee. TH p-ftr were
btitd then bH ntedbocre wurk
t t of thrre Mher paf pre
Mated the great NcvK It ma
chtn fn-ea nicktv oveen tfi
a ktticp that all bnt beat the
Hrmn attj tf the pennant.
S ihre Viii W a new nux a
at third Ks nevt y-ar, a frh
fe v two b"hi4 the Wt. f-h-Atqi
a pUyer in the siuwt-
stn-knd Hae wkiMt,
ad r tt eew ptetverw.
I'!-- K "r'i. fc traded fr a
third IWjp-msw ke m . a trll
t a wak-N I.Hti.4n.
i;K1a a4 ft-'-ltn xOW f.n!ed li
eon. tj-ft Lry , (rmtn up
fr.m tktktird if thi- iMeifJc
rviaAt bvue. and l.ei Iuncher ?
wtM try f.r Kientc's old at j
:hct. and Tnny lArSeri. whoa
full recovery from a houldrr j
sf run I ntfcttgtted. will pt.ty
sNnd. !oti flehrig. of our-.
wT d the first Kasl ng. I
Me use!, tombs and Kuth will j
( d. their f!u:sii5S airin. ua-
' letw liuth a lev give way. A long t
U.H of iiTvtitute Outfielder row I
j nwiitd- Hert iVisrhal and Lit j
i Kypk. the lattrr recaird fnm J
; the Ytnkee ftrm at St. ltul. ?
t lurt. . h.kj..vr. mar He th r.
I tm. hlp in the outfield and at
11t bu?.
"t the pane otit field vnd
infifM h. lp mar go for pitch-!-:
talent, la fart, liusgina trn
b-trd ti h.i unw-anted eitrus
in trsde with !v- land f.r
t rye 1 hJe sad with the ir4
Saa 1 r Kd Vrria. He Isild to
bOh CTi. CoMrtweiHly u
stlli dar.gtmir the uiwt tte-
f.re !hrr r?uH a th- a-taa o
prying fe a cvupV of pibrlur
t. rgflart N-4de llvt,
i:! aevd J-hn,.
I know an e asy way to keep from
getting fat . . . . . . Light a
instead of eating
s wee rs .
P. :. f..r mar N. a. j
tt ;rv Hrrb I'rafMwk arm E
ir-l -jtr.
M-t -ur42!y thr win i
r-'-r. l:j'lir-x ' w trm lik - j
THE modern way 'to diet! Light
a Lucky when4fattening tweets
tempt you. That's what thousands ol
lovely women are doing successfully.
The delicately toasted flavor of Luckies
makes them a delightful alternative
for fattening sweets. Toasting does it.
Toasting remove the impurities and
improves the flavor of the finest to
bacco. That's why folks say: "It's good
to smoke Luckies.1
Men who pride themselves on keep
ing fit discovered this long ago. They
know that Luckies steady their nerves
and do not impair their physical con
dition many prominent athletes have
testified to this fact. They discovered,
too, that Luckies don't irritate the
throat a fact subscribed to by
2P.679 physicians.
A reasonable proportion of sugar in
the diet is recommended, but the
authorities are overw helming that too
many fattening sweets are harmftd
and that too many such arc eaten by
the American people. So, fur moder
ation's take we say:
"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET."
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It's toasted I
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
rnimU
Mf (infm'i MMii TV Lmeky StnL tw Onita:
n i J no at
Lucky
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1 Famous Stage Star J-'
Nazimova gf a CJ
ISriUuni Dnnufk Sor M M g . V M.WS.
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