La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 20, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE -EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 20, 1929. i t: i i' ? Ik U.' art;Tv A TDhe k T w JLAIN color or print which shall it be? Choose either here and you are assured the most voguish of the new season's offerings. The plain toes are vividly gay. or subtly sub dued . . . the prints are indescribably varied and almost limitless in their variety. There are, dots . . . scribbles . . . early American designs . . . con ventional floral patterns ... to men tion just a few and each is from the hand of a master artist. Rajahs, Satin-backed. Crepes, Flat Crepes, Cra vat Silk and Canton Crepes occupy the center of the fabric fashion stage. Our collections were never more fas- GIANTS HOPE TO NAB FIRST PLACE cinating . . . you must see them. Silk mixed Civpo in Birwit printed patterns 89c Yd. Printed Ooxh in both small and Inrjro patterns 91.85 and ?2.9.' Yd. and Tub Silks in' tray colors attractive figures 1.00 and $1.25 Yd. Printed Rajahs with myriad coloin and designs 1 ?2.r0 Yd. HILL'S T ,111111:1 Tr T-'Ci.." Dependable Quality. Dependable , Values. ? New York Club Expected to Be Stronger Than '., 1928 Outfit . Hjr Mrlun Holl (Associated 1'ress Sports Writer) HAN ANTONIO, 'Vox., Murrh V ! (A I') Tin New York GluiHH be. I lii vd. that they Hill live up to their ( mimes In the tipproachtiifr National I lenstie rare. The players eonfl jdently expect to hf the liquet rne.n J In the baseball show and thre I st ems to ht some Krounrt for their rnfld'nrc, MnnuKfr John MrO raw's outfit Seem definitely stronger than the I'CjX rust whh-h watt kouA enough t In finish runner up to the chain I pion Ht. I.oiiIh Cardinal. Perhaps J l he most. encouruKintf single Item tin the Olsnl' new prospectus In lu Krcatly Irnproveil Andy Itcese. 1 1. nut senson the Tupelo flash hit well while serving Hi outfielder, ' third baseman und second bane- ! limn hut hla defensive, status hum j undetermined ul the end of tho 'fil'ilHOIl, " 1 Iflttlnir Ilarlci OvernlKht Keeso )iua .developed Into a rnpiibhi and possibly, great second baseman mid la IiIUlnK harder tlmii ever. Ills u I in out phen oinenul Improvement rounds out an effective. Infield coiuhlnutiun for HIM Tei ry, Travis Jackson and Kred (.Jndstrom have been tried and proven, . Htundlng by for einer- gcnclcs will be Andy Cohen anil ; Tut Crawford and posnlbly Haxlar 1 Jordan, t'ruwford . and Jordan. jgrAdtmte of Toledo, ran play any where and hit nny time. T Manager MeOritw IiiiH lila 11' 2 8 jpltelifnjf Btaff in tart and expectn Curl Huhbell, who Joined the jOiuiitJt lute. In tho HeaHon, to declare 'dlvidendfl on hl experience gullied I under major leanue fire."" Huhbell ! will be a Mturtintf llrhi( wftb jl.arry Ht-ninn, Kred: KlUHlntmona, I Joe Ureuewlrh and Dutch Henry, jd aouthpaw who aeeniH to have ro jKalned hi earlier form. furl Mayn, the veteran underhand p'er ' fonneiH, nuiy Join the Kroup iih i'.iit I arm hna recovered at leaM u part (of ItH old cunnlirv. . John1 Hrott, (another veteran, will be a valuable 'man In relief roles und t.'urly Ok-I den has shown well In the spring. (A merry battle Is belnK foiiKht oul ;hy the recruits with the vnd not yei in hikih. , : OiiirieM rmtccbloil ' v I ManaKer McOraw Is holding tits, final outfield awdKnnients itf a bey- anre. with a powlble urraiiKement cuIIIiik for shifts against rlKbt and left hand pitching.- I'Ved Keuch ob talhed by trade from the Phillies. Is expected to add strength and Kdd Jtoush, who hud an Indifferent season la Ht year and was finally: ,LOU DOESN'T ALWAYS HIT 'EM Fred Lenhart Wins Portland Decision T3 A !. 1 I in r - I . si? f ; "V f I f'lA ' : h PQRTI-AND, Ore., Mar. 80 (AP) Kred l.enhart, aouthpaw- battler from Spokane, won a 10-round do clion from Had -.' Jolinnon, l,os Angelea here hist night. John aon absorbed much punishment during tho fray. They aro -light heavywelghta. Not one of the pre limlnaiiea went the limit. Fmnhlo Korbea, Hollywood," hnoi'ked;out Johnny Mei'oy, Hoattle, in the flrat round of the Hlx round nuinl-flnal. Jimmy I'lelu, Hollywood.1 flnlahed nily Vincent In two rounds of the otlmr six-round senil-flnal. Georse Oraham won on a foul ram. Kred iu in ih. thli. -maiiiiiI ntid C'hurk KuniBkl knorki d out Art. Jensen In tho flint round- of the; eurtnln raiser. - ' ' - -'a' - ' j:ii"o.v wins hack Afiiuu'entlv Lou CiehiiK didn't knoek the rover off tile hull lie had Juhl KWtinK at when u eiiineniiiutn snupiied this photograph tit . S.'. i'l'terKhurji, i-'ln. 1'hnt Hhoultl be aod .news fnr AmcriciLn , leaKUO plteh'TS. ' The nlK fii-Ht-saeker of the . Yankees, dries' miss one now and then, but they suy he is hlltlnft 'em as hard as ever f this season. Note Lou's swln. Also how rookie catcher Jorjrerts i;i KoltiK after what must have been a foul ball.' ' . .' --' ' LINCOLN. Knic.,- Mar. 20 (AD Klton by Kasexford out of Twin cat and owned by Mrs. It. V. Ko ter. won the famous Lincolnshire handicap over the Nile course to- '. "'. .:' r '.' "-r ' W. Harnett's- Athfonl waB sce- and and Lord Meaverbrook's MIs-pow-wm third. . Thli ty-fiv ran. I ; Klton won by a. short head. There I .. were' 1 ' lenRths ' bet wei h - second j and third. -' i V -' ,' -i-'r''. v; ' , I Save on Springs it Simons Link Fabric Sajr- $7.50 Resilient Doublo deck, coil spring fl -j A ' 7fr 99 coils Dli.irD $1.00 Delivers It ' CARJt FUltNITURE CO., Inc. Msiu 770 ' ! -Eastern Oregon's Largest "Home Furnishers,-, King Won't See t i . Ainiree Classic NIGHT FIGHTS I IJVrcitPOOL. Mar. 20 (AP)-- - King George, convalescing at Bog nor, not only will not see the grand national run off at Alntrae. but will not even risk the nervous exclte.- ; ment of listening to accounts of It broadcast . over, tho radio. , The frince of Wales, however, plans to take the day off, and with crowds i of other Londoners, pile into one of the 300 special trains which will speed from the capital to Liverpool 1 early Friday morning and return Immediately after the great race. Cleveland Rookies Batting Over .500 ly tlie AsKocIutcd Vmn . INmANAI'OLIS.t fhurk Wltf Rlns. Indianapolis,' .-outpointed Handy i: Heifort. I'lttsliurir, (10): Howard Jones. .Louisville, outpoint ed l.on Lovelace, Terre laute. (8). ST. LOi;iH-t-Iavey Ahad, I'ana niB, outpointed Bonny JJuss, IJhlla- delphltt, (10): Johnny (I'ae.Woe)i Kaiser, Ht, , Louis, stopped -MlUu Ksposlto, Ne'w York, (. . . '. . KHPIHNO Johnny Timar,.' Los Ansoles, outpointed- Churley Lupl ca, Toledo...O.. (10).' . LOH ANGKI.KS Heno IV Vos, lielKiu m, scored it. technical knock out over Johnny''GIII, -York, Til., (7) '- , 1' " At The Coffee Shop For Lunch! NRW OUI.KAN.S, I.a., March 20 (AP) The outfield youngsters who cost the Cleveland. Indians such-a pretty penny show up well enough so far. Karl Averlll. tinged trt $45,000, went to but against the Yannlgans td: repeai. previous performances yesterday when he made two ap pearances good for two hits. Hick Porter who brought the Baltimore management $35,ouo, produced as many hits and runs In four times up. k So far AverlU'it average IS .025; Torters .645. .j "Neighbors Join r In Social Event At Ranch Home i It f V,. II. Miles ' - (Obnervcr Correspondent) I'AiHKItlNW rKKKK. (Hpeelal) un Krlday evening the neighhois f..itueifil ut the beautiful ranch huine of Mr. and Mrs. t l. Kdvnl son it nd enjoyed a pU-s;nt evu. iifug. ;uiiclng, gnmes and vIhIIiiih were tho diversions of the eve ning, after which dainty refrenh tnVnts were serN-ed. ' Those preiient wiM-n, Mr. and Mm. Klmer Hwlger and rninlly, Mr, unrt Mrs, A. N. a Klouedtihl and family. Ml'. Und !f$jUr. W. R. hilst and sons, Mr. und Mrs. W. K. Jlckle, Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. MtltN anl sou, Max 1' ii.e, Kettnetli I'rather, Miss Itieit libi'ii, Mr, uud Mih. Jack Kliuball, iMitc Cllbbs. Bryant lllbbM, , Mis. (iilbert HehoMeii'll, Kvti Ulhbs, and Mr,- and Mrs. (', !'. Kilvultmn and f.iiiill. .Mrs. J. I'. Ib Vure was called In 1'ui'tland IhmI Monday by a ims tuge from her alhter, Mrs. (letchell saying thai he-r mother, Mis. Kler-lli- Wlggleswoitll was unite III. She left thu fullnwing evmiiig tu b -tl lie,' mother's bednide. Ixtier news reports her moihur lunch Improved and able to sit up, Kenneth l'rather is staying at Ihe home of bis uncle, K Miles and going to high school In t'ntoti. MIns Hlellu l-Mvulnon who teach t s school near Norlh Powder npenl IhkI weekend with her purenls, Mr. it ml Mm r. l, KdvMiHon. The symiuuby of the ijtyil rdlUM Wni-.wlll diivo , tdlber school. Kor suvvrui weeks she had bovn unablu to gut homo on . ac count of snow drtl'ttj. Arthur Bualek was visiting at ihe home nf his slstur-lu-luw Mrs. 11. J. Ciifilck lust Wednesday, Uoy i' utile k und. family, of , I -ft Orande, were Huridtiy guests at th home of his mot iter, Airs. it. J. rush-k. ! r , Junao (llbhs Is hatilliiK hupt for he lless Mill nt Hilton. Thu bright sunshtiio of tho lust few days with the. songs Of blrdd has caused everyone to acclaim tho iipprnac h of the long-looked-for apt lug, and the farmers uru begin ning ihelr spring work. U. N- l'rather was visiting ul the home -of 1-J, H. Mllesion Thursday. (. P. Kdvalsou sold soino dairy oows 1 .Ion I'MmIiw, of Cove, lust'; Thursday, PILOT'S WIFE j MAY LET GIRL , have completely recovered. . Jimmy , I Welsh the foi nie.,-'.l)iave"Th.'ked j up this sprlnK" wnrWhirHn? Vtt : ' ' ' ' . last autiimii. M'. IVin OttSn-iilnJar . Ed WttrdS tO Meet leiiK'uo veteran nt zo years or nice Max Bishop Eyes Lead-Off Record FOHT MTERS, Pla., .Maiirh .21 (AP) Max Bishop. ri'KUlar sec ond baseman for the PhllnilF-lphIa Athletica, who has joined thu club after, a brief holdout, says his am bition la to become the greatest lead-off man in tho name. : "I want to set an nll-tfine record V for passes to first." ho remarked. ! "Last year I batted .310 and did lot or free swinKlnir, - ;wnicn i I. & l - (wiliil IknmIis and counter - durliis; tlM him-li Ihmic In tin Sncajnwcn Coffee Shop Iih lb -at cm Mm1 MmlArlly of Ihc fifiy-itnt IiiiicIhshi llKi-e envy ilav. A . Veil -Imlii need menu - anil' quick, attentive mm-vIc iivnitldncK to , make ihc luticli Imhh- .JilCiU in -this superior hold. ; v-V 1 " , ,. . ' ' : -. .: : J ; v ; A ! cai to service, Uo. If 9011 wMi. A modern. fountain '.tmr iwn liasii-JcK r.a coniilelo : nuiil or the nm'lcsl ptirdon of HiOMt who would Ulcl. . I at III ir nt . the saenjawen ts aUiuvs pica sun t, Miiisfvliit;. . VtQMV MP A THfPI? ,1HH Hliown ltter udvnntage nt V iOil r Ski IVIVlHuM Antonio thun ever before and "' ,'',v'' " 11 ' " ' may convince the bons of the (Hunts I A tl.. lt nnn t.i.nlul. u.. il t h . ... wU ... I I IN I 'l.r.1 lIN, IM'e., .IUr. well as th orthdox pitchers. ... "'"V Krtwnnls. Kansas City wrest 1 , . , , ... ler, will meet Jimmy Jemctrch I he hnrd hitting Tank Hogan 1 (j,.,, mppler, In a mutch ut Hap- TrnLOCIC. Cal., Mar. 20 (AP) -Mii. I.oti Kootn .of Turluck,, es tranged wife or the pilot who was seriotmly Injured , tu u plane crash at Newark, N. J., Kundny In which 14 lost their lives, will take their flve-year-uht daughter to his bed- tddo If he reiiueslH it, but will not go along she said yesterday.. "On only one condition would I go back to the bedside of Mr. I-'ntite," she said In denying state ments previously attributed to her that she was going oast Immediate ly. "That condition Is that If his uy ' Ing wlnh weer to see his baby girl, f I would go back then as tl would t.Mhows I didn't wait out the t KdlifiM fin much att In former fed ;! ' itiyal players have often said ' iliiit lilu Ktx.ui crli lu unnnniiv iirlil GYk GVCiPplCY umpires usually agree with him ( j when he falls to swing. : ,, y Sacajawea Inn "Pulnla (lie Way to Iteller Things." - , Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page the hat. Bob' O'lnrrell senms to have the call as first 'assistant with 'John CiimuilnKs, who bus more weight than ho can conveniently j carry und young Joe WItry, shy on experience, candidates for tho third place. Hay Schulk, former man ager of the Chicago White Sox and now M eUrnw'H first usslstant, hAs been doing some active catching In KVlilhlf Inn irfiiu.iM M,.ln,tU wn. 1 forced to the bench by a weak arm and If it hus regained Its strength It Is difficult to see how he can spend the summer on the couching 'py Canyon here Friday night. DISMISS IXSTIUCTOns COM'MBIA, JIo., Mnr. 20 (AP) The executive board of curators of th University of Missouri to riuy ordered the disniissal of three faculty members whom the board held responsible for recent circu lation of questionnaires among students asking intlniutn questions 'ns to sex and mnrrlage. , V BODY STOLEN FROM CRYSTAL, CAVE, KENTUCKY 110 km' 011 iy tieccii i 1111 11 k " m, mu Ml,s f ft uatlon should uvlso I would not go back alone.- I ilemandlng exnert liandllnL' of nll- plng or crying 0i,ei-a. - S. P. STAND. CIjARU-'IKD TIOTISK CAVR, Ky., March 2rt (A P) The body of Kloyd Collins who died lifter a l?-day buttle to. save Ms wife when he wns tnippi d j in rnna v nve in inzi. louay again rested In Its brontc and glass ens ket In Crystal Cave after Its theft ttnd recovery yesterday. 'i Dr. H. B. Thomas, owner of Cry stul Cave, said an Investigation now under way would be punhcd until the thieves were Apprehended, Tho body, which hp. Thomas says has become completely muml- ried since its burial In Cry Mai entire ctivp was missed early yesterdav neighborhood goe oul to Mrs. W.. morning. Aid of sheriffs or three K, Kickle In the death of her aged counties wus sought 11 ml yester parents, Mr. und Mrs. Mujor Houth day ufiernooii the body was round nt their home In I'nlon. Mr. Hmithjon the bsnks of CI men river, wrup pMsm'd uway outt suddenly Thurn- ped In a burlap sack, about 4no i'uy iiinrnlng and Mrs, Hoitth passed yards from the entrance to the "vny utter a lingering illness on cave, Friday morning. The funem) wasj lb. Thomas Is ut a loss to c bt hl at thu Methodist church Hun- roKt for the motive of the thieves. Any nflernonn. Ml" wiya he has no doubt thot they Mrs. K. II. Miles made a trip 10 rxiwtwl to return to the river "I urn not around for hltn Mrs. l'oote, who olit allied nn Interlocutory decree of divorce rrum Foute on charges that liit run away with a merced woman, branded the "Mrs. Foote" with, the III fated filer as "n fake." . . i Yf.r.ii can's Di:;iti:r, A M ICS, Iowa, Mar. 2(1 (AP) Raymond Conger, noted distance runner, today received his master of scli'uci degree In seoology from low it Slate collegfy , . SAN FRANClSt'O. Mnr.,20 (AP) j W. B. Storey, president of the I Santa l-'e rath-oild ilcclured today. that there was no basis In-fact of the usserted ambitious oftltc Orent Northern Hallway cnlllnaf for a link with the Santa t In order I to, mnke I, oh Angeles a terminal. ! Hot Ukt' la si Sunday tu her nephew. lay lord Prat her, who was operated on lust Friday for appen dicitis. I.iite reports state that he is Improving satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Stonedahl made a business trip to I,u Oram) Tiledii'. Mrs. Frank l.uthrop, who bus been o,uUe. III of a severe cold, is reported to be much better at pre sent, . Aftns Kdnn Cuslrk came home (tank for the remains of the inouu- luce ivave explorer later. OUT OUR WAY: By Williams Ducking th Laud-Speaker Tlic 11111,1 wliii lwl his nnn horn nnn lin everjlimlr il,.,tnc tvl.en lie appears. Ilnsinn Trmui rlpt. u f I Flrt Temnn Town I The Href tmvn In Hie eiMiniri Dial Is now Hie slnte nf Texas n lulled "Viilein." founded In IIW.. BASKETBALL On Roller Skates REX RINK Friday and Sunday Nights iMOSifR -te.r N6.;eF? cm pn - v , V (..: ... jl ' Be coMPuere. happimo&s I I 1 r b. ' V. TlVu BE. WAV.lM' ALOMCr Ia J09. VOO YUj, 7 I vS perpickw coMrsMi-io am') kk quit a jobA sYm I Wv SoDOeMTu GX 1rHlMtKlr4,- SuT - I LL. JVlV J V I I ' VNONOER IF SOMESOD evMEAR A CERTiM vtl , 0 ' DlOM' DROP A CEmT OOWir4 . CffACrf WILL BE MV vi!l -l', ons o1 iUem cc?Acv&-ef? last, am' kjem x ivtfhi'ic'.Ui ; i A MiCKGL-ER A OlME CANT RlSlST LOOCim' JsMX l'-fL K E? A Q"- J,s,; V-K( im -TH',NT ONE- '.ft I ss. w. eAT.orr. ,-. T - t tct. i. j "Pa" Solves A Problem DAUGHTER MILLIE has just laid down her ultimatum. She wants a radio,' so that she can entertain her fricnds.at home 'like other girls do. As usual when family problems of this nature arise, "Pa" ' solves them swiftly, silently and at the same time economically by turning to the VVant Ad section of this newspaper. , Whether you want to buy or sell, find a maid, an apartment, or a job, there's no better, quicker way of doing it than through a Want Ad in this newspaper. : La Grande Observer Phone Main 37 ...... - x t.-C)wl..- .