La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextwnyMlilti'firifilfifD i'v' 'fur -'i'''t iuif l i" t 1J-' 'Page Six 1 A . r5 LAORANI)K EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, March 7; lf2!). CARDINALS PLAY ATHLETICS TODAY New York Willi tin, Hi-y.ll.-r. Th. I'hllVf uro tliB first team ho has seen In raiiin Dili ymr. Hii made I ho predictions -oii-i-iiiIiik the len- k-uo race, nut mill the i'lills "louk ml attractive;" Major League Teams Be gin Exhibition Games in -Training Camps . AVON.PAHK, I'la., Mur. 7 (AP) 'Throe rookies were to ilo mound fluty ,for '.the Hi. Loni t'lirdlnuls today w hen the scaun' exhibition ' ATHIiKTKH TO IM.AV - VOUT .MVIiltH. .'ln Alar. 7 (Al1) Manaitor lonnli. Murk took personal rliui'Kii of the Alhletloii to day when a miuail of 10 pluy.-rs H off for Avon I'nrk for th open ing name oi mo season with the hi. Loom Nut lone Is. Hi. announced tln following- atartliiK lineup: Or. I noil, first: llyki-a, second: Coch rane, catcher; HIimnonH. left: Koxx-. no injiitcd wmi mo I'liiiaticippia iniru; jiaas, rititfr; Miller, rlirht: Alhlellcs. Itlchard ('orhi-iin, Htrvs llnsalcr, shortstop; Yrrkea, llreck rjr.co,aiil Clarence lielso will Hot 'Vnhrlilwi and Walbcrir. pitcher. A the. call. . ,linlf dozen others, Mack aalil, would v- In' nnnoiinrtnk TiIh llni'up. Man-1 K'-t Into tho K'inie. RILL RlNEH ART TO All) McEWAN AT UNIVERSITY KI'OKNK, Ore.,' Mar. 7 (AP) Hill Klni'liarl, Orriron varsity bas- jkothali unil baseball roach has been appointed bnckfleld roach of tho On sun footliull team by the cxcrti tlvo council of tluv university. iteinnarl nas coached basketball Ted Thye Wins iHorton Smith Is Over Edwards In Rough Match I'OliTI.AM). Ore., Mar. 7 (AP) Ted Thyc. Portland, won on a foul from Hilly Kilwnrds, City hero hint iiIkIU In i wrestling match. Willi a fall apli-r to the eleventh, both - got long drives on"the par five Hole; Hhute lowed by Clarence Hackney, Aw J wan Jt short or tile green on his The ion of the Ozarks. whose Zlst i limtlo City. N. J., Willie Jlacrar-; serunil anil loon uu-ee more io jret birthday la two inontha away, de- I tine Oakrldae N. V., former n. j down, while Smith a second InndiV feated Dcnsmorc Hhute. Columbus, Jtlonal open champion. and two on the Kreen and he, scored, n (II. I,,, in illusion,! I one on on the ' arore other veterull sla IS, i birdie ill tw o putlH for a win. , I eleventh green yesterday In a play! Hiiillh received $iiuo for wlnnlnir l-'OItT Miii.Kliu ' i,-i ... .'off after they had tl-d with 2Slitlie tourney. Slmle won l" and (API Ml- r. ....J -i'.i.. each at the end of the 72 hole Karazcn S Ml. The balance of the Kunana awliiKi r. Horton Kmilh. of Joplln f0""'- I 2."Mio prize money waa dlsiriuuted -sew Vork. any the ChlcaKo under. rouKll waa on hl wav to .Miniiil io.Ihv mi ! Xeu- Cnni-. RkhirI lio the runners up. . inkers. We cant underalantt why Winner Of Fort Myers Tourney ! .Meyer open 'here yi-aterdny. . ' five utrokes below par. Oone Sarn Hmllh In entered In the H15.000 n with a tut finished third fo!- I.UKorce open at Miami next week,! i 1 A fiinernl -In Chit-niai costH leas than half aa much an it Vould 111 Xcw Conro Riiird and baseball at (irpmn ni v,.i.,. !. ... - ui iimn loiirnauient Hir al- ' Mllllh act n new course record In I in ine piny on niniin u and has had rii.. nf i.:.!. r... !'., . "i'' .!""!.'h 'I'-ii'llnir upon the ler w Inula the fii annual Kort the final rounds with two C7s each ' halved ten straight holes. Bger Hilly Hnulhworth snld he wanted ilu yoiiitK H)iortstoi, 'liar ley Oclbcrl, (o staii as inaiiMplci ously aa possible, hence would Jilnoo lilin sevenlh In the battlnir 'order, lioiithlt in center will bat first followed by Helph, who will I'luy wcond. Next comes lllith at thlrili ItoetiKer In rlxhl; llntiomley lit flrs : Holm In , n. Wilson and p'liillli will catch. . . WAXKIIH STII.li OIT PAHO .IIOHI.KH, Cal.. .Mar. 7 (AI')r'uuitloally all conversallon In 1 lie-cum p of Jhe littsburs: Plr Atrb' In 'iinent ' the holdout Waner lifotliprs. . HcrlhCH from hometown fai pernin lent on sotindliiK our tire feitJnisof -,tlie vtcnni In general nagc-found Hint n consensus Is Hint oe liaison oroiuers. nemaniis oi llfilliiv'rttr Paul 'and HJ.iMio. for AVAI.O.V, Cntallna Island, fal Mar. 7 (AP) Puree "Pat" Mu lone, burly sliced bull arllsl, up. pears fit mid ready for the Cub'a Nallonal Ii-ji(imi pennant drive. Alnlone waa the huiiliiK ace for inn "i alallnus" iiirain yesierday as (hey defeated the "Avalons." 7 - Io H, to win the camp baseball I championship. Ills speed was da. ziiiik mid his control had u mid season aspect. ItOKers llornsby. Clyde Heck and Karl Cirnee, . rookie catcher, did iiiohI of the hlllltiir fur the "Cain. Illllia,'' while, Kllil 'Cliyl,.,-, wieided' a heavy bat' . for the : "Avalons," who have loxt two nut of the three Kanies. . . ,. ' - . ThcCulis open n series wll'h l.os AnKcIc tomorrow;. .,- '-'t I and has had rharicc of I'Yosii foot ball Ii-uim several seasons, lie will replace Kufccue Vidul, roriuer West Point stur and ull-Amorican half buck at thn ponlilon under John J. McKwan, head ooaoh. Alollwan bus announced he will conch an iill-wratern eleven sched uled to play an easl-west fool bull .aHMinui new i oi a i lly n -inner six liilnuti s. 40 seconds. -, i,n i-it,. ilr n,H Kl'UIlleo Her- ' l,.,ii eleven by the mission to' clinch th J-executive council. - j Tim east-H-est Kiune will lie I dec the supervision of the llilll rail. Kdwarils kh-ked Thye In the stomach while the kilter was on the canvas. Itcreree KoHi-iIk" liroinplly owariled tho match to Thye. Kdwards look the first fall Willi his knuckle headloi k In 23 minutes. 30 seconds, Thye made short work of Hie second rail with his wrbulork, taklnir Die fall In They had wreslllntt eiKbt iiiliiulea for the final fall when the foul came. In a In I r hour preliminary. Pat .McCarthy. Huston, mid Che! wiles New i I'firlli, n,l ..,., l,.l, ..ll r.. .. ,.,.n m.vimuu I.I-HMJII. .1C-,W1II1 dratt. will be at llberly to choose his! . players from (he entire wi s n . ( jrnc 117 A r w sicilon of the fnlteil Hlates. The ulAISI b IVALh eastern coach probably will be SA1 ntT w t.istM j rr kiiiilo Itockno of Notre aipe, I ' i O, CiHHell's Rig Rat HOMERS Mirf d are' n not -excessive. ' -i ' imi'iii.!.'. iiitii.i. : ',' WINTKH HAVKN. .Kln.j Mar. ' j IAj'wArtow-n eiirly.blril, Phillies, OIH.ANIIO, (in., Mar.'7-(AP) AdoKo J.tiiiuc, the .eminent hund. hiirlfr.-from Cuba, ' haviiiH piude his ripin -uriiiici.' In I he ciinip or .the cincinniili Itcds, the plti-ti HAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Mar. 7 (AP) New fork's (Hauls have had a sniunle of how- ihele i-ivul I'AI.I.AH. lex., Alar. 7 ( A I ) Vallkees lllllsl feel lilllillK llielr MauiiKer ijina" .Hhu kbuine up- home run siirees and they Intend pears to have decided already as to try It out u few more limes. Tim to .the pialieup at his .White Kox I (Hauls lourneveil in Austin ee-i,,,.. ilay for a Kiune Willi Texas I'nlver sily. Just lo Ket the jump on the , tnept of );ihem batterymeii, , henna Inir slnrf was cuiiiph ie today with llielr first .riill week In ramp today IIJi Thiir enilro, snuud. Mnnnnnr Hhot ' tonsal, 'is, expectil by tomorrow or "Ba'tnrdoy, and more udvnnced lirofllpo .will then bo the order..' .Hilln.-A. -Heydler, president of 1liN(itlonal letfKiie, wans a visitor )e4itrilny, mhlorlnif - down ' from Iho exrejlllon of HIM McCoy, srnil-proicsHlnnul , fi-oni Ht. Joseph Mo. : - -' It. was expeoti-d. that Chiuiey lirimsi-n. thlfii liMM'liinn. would Join the .lleds. at'iMlluiil Huliirdiiy for their wrles "with the Aihletles, lenvliiK iiut'One reirular. Val' licl nleh, catcher; on tho absentee lint. infield lllackburne . has 'llillmated the rlirht j lineup will be:- Autj-y, catcher: mures, nrsi; Kerr, si-comi: Kamni, third, .and (isscll, sborlslop. A iiii-i-ry fli'lil is wnKlng for thir out field posts; however.' . Willi. Hill Clsseir doltiK most of the hlltlnif. the "rcKlllars" de. rented tho "kOills," !l to 3, III the rirst practice Rimin yestcrilay. Kit Ward, hlir liKllt hander from Vpsl lami, Mich.; stntn iionnol, was the KoatM of tho eaine,1 -rounds Tor iho "Roofs," seven, iiltiinir one. other teams In the spiiiiK barn stormlnH, and they cmue back with three homers nnd a 2:1 to :l victory aver the colleKhins. Itl'li'l.VfJ AMIUTIOCN HKAIIKNTON, Klu., Mar. 7, (AP) Charley Kurrlnir, a IM-ycur-old pitcher who showed n ureal deal of promise two yeara ami only to lose af names while wlnnlna HI Ho lolled four i last year, has ambled Into the lied walkliiK Hox camp here rarryliiK L':ia pounds and n delermliiallnii to do better. f you're alone in the house cough freely! . . . But when there are others to consider . . . smoke Old Golds iii 1 1 tt ii i u i i ii i i ii I ii bUstbr kbaton lit world'i lunnieil "arloiii" mnlM. i .1. '. Ih. au who never imlle.. bul who m.ko. .11 w,J ,nlie. Now .ppe.rinil tlirou.bout Ih. country in M.lro.Ooldwyn.M.ycr'. upro.rioui hit, "Spit. M.rri.Ko." 'No one but Rin Tin Tin has a right to bark in the theatre. And he only does it on the screen. There are times, of course, when a fellow can't help it. But most, theatre-coughing is due to 'nerves' and 'throat-tickle' caused by smoking harsh tobaccos. "And that's like getting rheumatism by riding on top of the caboose, w hen you could just as easily ride in a luxurious pullman compartment. Those smooth, cool, heart-leaf OLD GOLDS are available everywhere ; . . and there's not a cough in a train-load. I know, because O. G. is my pal.'' (SIONED) t,?at a chocolate, light an QUI Gold, and enjoy both! I shulf VHlvortl hiiKn't unpned' a flvo- v .'4 CoininK ' iiml-dime coffin tor there! ' h iJriHIE MlDlDE j ?tJA ' 'jj$f2 if Costumes that reflect all the charm and freshness of SpiinR . . . -s'-JJfR " VL Smart accessories to enhnnce and caniplete th ensemble. fj lJ M Ji A 1 u Vrt" Jr" W " . k. WiirHV- ni-uunle Ihiu hi'iHiunt cnllpcl inn nf Sni'in''s first ' S i rim wm m w wi . ft h w ovmii wu r. mm .ar iiiuutin. incic cite uvu iiivit in .ho .silhouettes In SprliiK coats ore pleasantly SSSt-'M l ' 1 II III Ill I l . -r - 1 , varied tralnht helled models, boyish X ; I M V ?. f I IH '-"' 91 I Ii fn . 1 eai-dlitans. exnuisltely furred dress roata that i I ft ' 'i II t IK " 4 ill 1 1 ' C, i I I I. ' Krarefully or fall In uneven hemline. il LTs 1 1 "'"!' ;"J 5s 111 3 1 - - j I I , l-'ashliined of warm, llehtwelcht woolens, often W'l 11 In' . 111 II . J 1 ii In popular sunburn tans or tho newer blues. ; il .TTW WlT''?'.',' " ill II3 ' i " 1 I ' ' All sizes. , J V-VT l " W 1 II If -,ll'-4 . I lfJ ' Ww dresses ';M i mAv With tho nnprnnch of Snrlnc, frockH tnk x 1 f I If vu V 1 on 11 nPW KHiety. J-a.shlnir print vie with . 'X.i..:- .. . i1- If: I I i J A :" plain Miien, BiPn yelluwf for pop- t ( " ! I j I 'XV ! ularity.- Nnw huuty of line Ih disonverpd ' A - ,tjf r. . f 'i'Wv vi 1 t'10 Cl'pl't', with their swathed hip- V . . IvTU f P'J A ,: ( lino. pleatH nnd tueka. Koarvetl nrckUneji. I, T I :: , .U S f1 Stylt'ii and siK for every figure. 1 II ' J IniViiS $8.95 to $14.75 . k , ghJ4 R m, ENSEMBLES : ; SJ J fi4r4-v; 7 ' ' - i ' y V Th ensemble, expressed In heavy silk or feather- TBsT'JlI 1 " 'M ' ' yiijM IIQftffl '" "M ! l J yS Jft W'einht wool. Is ullra-sniart tor Spi iiiK w'ear. Vl!3 r I tfegJSsLfVi Jl Y "NTr,rfll nuinlzo or conlrasl with the color of the 'drew. . I -J ' '""UUL I I yfylb , V-'-lIll Tho well-ilres.sed wi.man knows , . " ) I M J i ' Y flteriiilff'n'l 'III A t' ''"I'orliince ot the eiinein- S Wi ' ! I JM$&RK i iii l 1- Vi"-y nl.ives In suede nr hid , : j V'rJwkWm ?' I p , " yV" Ci-F' re unmrt ami prncti- : I mmj fWKpiK Z f .-..7 I j ft ' . ' " ' I ' N Various shades of , I Ny'fV'? 'L'Cmf'M. ' ,V'- j t j --Jlj J? - -V-f5 Tr.iS w- a in soft pull-on or LJQFmZr I- 1 J X.'-'V -ever,,. ,H, ; NS.f, " 1 nfifeiw. '-" 'I - If r.Vfi- Preferably ill shades nf - - 5 CV5fcL'- ' I III yV VJ't:!?!' lST tun to harmonize w-illi I.' . k ltsNrA t 'J Sheer hose. In lovely -' '. I r'-ivKS.ris'' ' of Heine , ; -i -t ; "or. Amber. TuniK. Ill- , J , ! .r "' I I anne. Chani..mne, .Mis- -l , i j ' r ,' Pi ' ' 'ashiiin SpriiiK's shoes. ' rtj 1 l if '-' ' i ' 4l - ,j -V ' .Ky lo"t often in tans a ml Xf fy " f' "v ",5' s " i'- 1 I windows ',-j(flT-'iJg u -- --yyf ' - - p-tvJ i WT rl Whii.s.s, Ki. .r J.., wits hit .evplne Kir )l .. " " ' I ' I 1 1-31 fcWNiJe.il. lb. OLO GOLD h,iar .rr ThmJi. . . rim I s I " I Why not a cough in a carload? OLD GOLD cigarettes are blended from fflr'cfltobucco, the finest Nature grows. Selected for silkiness and ripe ness from the heart of the tobacco plant. Mellowed extra long in a temperature of mid-July sunshine to insure that honey-like smoothness. On ymir Rajfo. OLD COI.D . PAUL WHITF.M AN HOVR r.sl WkiiMm. Ki. .1 Jki, whIi hit srkle mnlntr. kro.dc.ii. is. OLO GOLD hua. attrr T0tr. . . from " ' I1- x . E.li SttoJuJ Tisi., vt iWMln Mt. I of I.. Columbi. DrtMhlctOm SYiteia. ; . r. IMSIM4U. Srf. , SlH Our Wlllilnws MONTGOMERY WAEF&;0a 1101-3 Wash. Ave Th; !MAih. !S Ia Grande, Ore.