La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 27, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPave Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, March 27, 1929. v HERE IS THE NE WEST IN SPRING APPA REL RE A D Y FOR THE .Easter Style Parade II ink - -SmteMr TO chooKo u hew drcM that will le styliuli on Kaster mornirijf mid chantiing- the rent of the eaHon is not a difficult tusk thin yeiti'. i- , . JJecauae the frocks nave all the life find col. or of spring;, yet are cut and Btyled with utmost individuality. PrintH uic very much in vogue - -' greens, tans, blues in vit riegated designs - - and rwl.i, orange, light blues, yellows. Huge musses of color - but colors smart ly combined! ' These frocks have re inforced shoulders or full slips very well, niade. And the two-piece and ensemble effect is very modish - - pretty ties and belts, novel col rr styles, gayly - cut skirts. . Smart New Coats And Chic Sport Tweeds At $25.00 Id, ?I.Vv) rocks In Gay Prints And Solid Colors - -$16.75 and $19.75 others 0.!)0. l!i.73 iii IHu.75 YOUR spring coat is essential to a smart Easter costume - - and so thoroughly useful all spring and summer! Ihey reveal the frock, set off the hat to peifec tion. Vaiied shades of tan, smart blues and greys aie most popular. 'Sport ish tweed mixtures and basket weaves are new in the sport models with sjft suede variations used to charming effect in the dress coats. Some oi' these dressier gar ments are smartly fur trimmed - - $29.75 to' ?9.75. The -stylish coat of tweed is styled with cape ' or trimmed back, raglan sleeves wide belt, smartly cut collar. Your Easter Outfit Can Be Smart From Tip to Toe ' What n pleasure to -step out on Easter in a new outfit, from the jaunty hat of visca to framu a smiling face to the smartly turned pumps that, tread on soft spring air! Accessories - - the hat, the . hose, the undies, the scarf - - are as much a part of spring style as , the frock itself. flats- Our Ilelh hutn h(iw fjcrlunlve mod flu In new novelty MruH'k -.chic tfhupe lhat ,.t wlmt'n whut on I'll rtNlun houlrvurilH- Shoes" Ntmtitirn eulf. roo helwe, hew InnH it ml fitttent In hti'Hpf. tlf. huokU'H - fmn oui Kniiu .lot lick hoe lemllnu Ihe tyte pnrmle--- $10 to $13.50 $5 & $G Undies - - The new rayon 01 k unfile ur util tfernul will. Hmurlly JresM'il women - -Uuiicft hpih In the ltuii. Ami the new Vun Him He form fitting cnnihlnutlon, $2.50 Hose - Sports uy colors vi the' ! i d for sport -l now plcutrd Hkirt - bright acurf. N,w st In the velvet pmt Jacket in red, irwn, blue, lit--. $5.05 To m ntc Ii 1 he iomlnant Inn t f your outfit, l'k Wayne Knit for theer chiffon - - or Ihfi new Hhuih's hi llumtnliiK Hli I er vle welKhl. at--. $1.50 Flowers - - KiyliKh color tt ilited most htcom lok'ly with tlii now p u n 1 e il Koi Ketle oarft---4.art. Or n hrliht roMtumr flow !r et- $1.25 HILL'S Dependable Quality. Dependable VahuM. PORTLAND WINS FROM SEALS 3-2 No More Mixed ' 1 Boxing Matches In Old Coliseum r-HK-AC.O, Miirch ' sr-(AP)- ICmVhi: Hnlrls'SlupFei-S to Tbrco Paiw- Spflttlp Is i Mixed hoxln maichw will not be iniee naps, seaiiie is ;,,,.,,, her,.aftpr i th ' Walloped 15 tO 4 lum. rlmrl-. Hall, prmlilrtit Hi i the roliwum ronioralion. n- ! ; ! nounce! tO'luy. j SAN KHAM IS4-0, Mar. ii tAP) ()ne pfron WM acai anil two . ..- lothcrs reporien ayinK " ' luill fliilw open!. I thi- DHmimiiIi, of lw ,mn(. nil tiimii-ilo witn a Dang y.nwriioy in lour hi- i of at the bout .Mon.lay nlBht letwei n JnrKlP f I'-ma unu Youn? Jark Thoinpwm, rjilifornia irornla cltieH. I the ediffration of approziniali-ly &5.imi hm i Hernre a rerord . coming out I rrowtl of M.tlliu. the Portland j Heavers, with Jack Knight in Hie !" o.-n iueti me seam on ineir j nrn pxl,i.N1,.nt, died ol i home lot here 3 to S. The hiKhlyi, ,, ,, ,Pni mluri I Alonzo Slroud. 24. and John .Ma i honey. St. were said to nelfro. Herman l-andfield, !S. who fell or was' iiiiHhw! over the hulrony died or hkimi I touted heavy artillery of Ium yeur'a rhainiilons remained stilled under the iiiU'hinx jcnerulxhlii of Knight. I who rose one iiIiovr the t'rn 0 j position of Klnir Jucolm. I Oakland t'lnn Ixkcs Wade Killcfer'a speedy MjsNionii , made an auspicious dehut aKainni I the Oaklnnd rlun ut Emeryville, jelflfmlnjf the -ietory 7 to 4 after ' the Oaks had KtuKed a closinK rally that ut least ho Isle red the hopes j of their adherent. More than I IS, duo pei-HOiiM witnetined the hattle. j The North and South met at L.oh Anifeletf and the Houth triumphed 1 with an Invlnelhle buttery. The AnfteH' Bluffjfem rolled up a MCore 'of 14 runH, while the Anpel twir- ( lera held the Keattle wi'ml to 4 i The third Inning proved a disis- trouH debacle for the Indiana, wheu i Iho Routfu-riiers diwted off Mix , runa In a row. Approlinntely 16, j mhi fan naw the Rume. j Yoiuijc IIIih Nlnsln j Oovernor t C. Young nt Sacra i in en to rapped out a ninle us the i opening Run In the hattle between 'the Hollywood Mors and the Sen j atom, which th hitter won by the r score of 8 to 6. It was a pame I devoid of brilliant plays, with few i hits, and rather wild pltrhlnsr. A 1 "homer" uncorked by Hank Sev- jereld. husky catcher of the flolons, , was a Id feature of the tussle. I Yesterday's Games I AT RAN KUANriHOO R. H. E. Portlnnd 3 8 0 San Kranclsco 2 S ' Haiteries: Knffrht and Rego; Ja cobs, Jones and Schmidt. i AT SACRA MKNTO - n. H. K. Hollywood 6 12 1 ; Sacramento 8 ft l Hut t erio: Wetxen, Marty, Jones . Si? he near liiHih ui n hoMiiltal where nine other poruons. sufferinff from fnic lures and other Injuries, were (rtlll under treatment. A coroner's investigation today into l-andfield' death was but one of evemrinMiirles into the affair. I The slate hoxinir commission, the city buildinic commissioner and the city council an nun mvu mei ij determine the caiibe pf the panic and to prescribe method fur pre venting a recurrence. J .i , 9x12 Seamless Axminster Rugs l-'ine Aj:ininiileiv, In a, Wonderful Variety ' 1 of I'alternn. romvnii'nt' 'IVrm . ' C'ARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. , Miiia 770 Enmern Uregnn' Ijircent Jloma lurnixhera SDAHO BATTERY SIGNED BY BAKER ( nnd Ajrnew, HiiRBer; : Could and Severeld. Kealinir, 'AT I.OS ANOKI.KK It. H. E. I Seattle x. 4 11 4 j I.OB AnfteleH 16 16 2 i Hatlerler: Collard. A tilt. Klsh and ! Rteineke; Ilarfoot, riiilda and Ran j lie IX. AT OAKLAND T?. If. E. I - Mlwilona 7 91 Oakland 4 9 3 iintlerleji: role. Kelson nml Itnld win: t riiKhead,. Ilmnnvltrli and l.oniDnrdi. Joe Jacobs Says Schmeling Will Battle Uzcudun jEanvood and Lyke, Form er Utah-Idaho League Players, Engaged BAKMIt, Ore., Mar. 27 Wrklnn. jKnrH'Ood, iiilther and Jim l.vk NEW YORK, Slur. 27 (AD cnu-her. hoth of I 'alduell,' Idaho It looks iw thoiiKh Mux Helnnellinir have aeeeited I lie tertnx ottered will have to start riKhling before hy the linker hartehnll chili to play anyone will find out who will man- with the local nine dltriiiK the enni age his next campaign. With the 1iik .season, aeeordluit to a tele. "(ierman l)eniiey" still In his cram read at n meelliiK of (he homeland, his affairs took another rjh dlreetor.i. The ternw were not eonipllcaled turn yesterday when , ,,,,1,1 lt lt , UM,Pmo(ld . Joe Jaeolw, the Anierlrun half of m, j..., ,..,, ,, l Ykf, Max's managerial duel, returned m.elvc, aB murh wn from Europe with the announce- h ...lkpl. ., , ment that Max was under contract Die Caldwell men iflayed for to the Madison Square Garden cor- ,.,. .,.. " , ' ' " , 1 ' ,, ,nr poratlon and would appear under T"1" " ,K'l''n in """'I"" Garden auspices against I'aullno ,"1,,h" """"'f '"' ,' . I.'zcudun hero June 20. . ' Jlore lljaij 475 worth of season While Jncolw is trying to Biiido Uekels have heen sohl, it wns re Rchnielinif along the road laid out vealed nt the" meeting, and the so ly the Garden corporation, which lleilors "have Just sinned" cluli dl gave him his first chance in Am- iwtnrs said. " erica. Arthur Huelow, his German j Officials' of tho linker cluli nre manager and the only one renog. very enthusiastic over the' pros nixed hy the New York athletic pcctK. They have on several De commission, is trying to lead him cilMona : expressed delermlnnilonil In nddillon to a bout ut Ilostan t kc,. XienseM down in n mini." contracted for before Mux left., mum nml f,.ii.,. ,. Huelow has signed with Jess .Me- poilcv. Mahon, former Gurden match- l''URiizy comlilnatlon for matches for Schmeling. NIGHT FIGHTS 1- .i MANAGER WILL PROTEST BELT GIVEN FIELDS I CIIirAGO, Mar. 27 (AP) IUiy iaivis, manager or Young Jack I Thompson, who was defeated by I JiiPKIn Melds Monday nlBht for ; tho N. H. A, welterweight boxing line, juild today he would protest the decision awarding l'ields the ; bout and championship, j Alvls said the bout was stopped j for 111010 than five minutes and the I ring was Invaded hy others than the fighters and referee. I'nder the rules of thejlllnols boxing com ' mission no one except the princi- pals and referee arc permuted to I enter Die ring during the contest cNecpt. between roumls. ' The nciPI'n flirhti.i.'. mnnn... n. elareil Thomison was unnerved by the stninpede of spectators when a panic broke out In the coliseum. Kidds was recognized n the welterweight champion by the Na tional Hexing association after Joe Dundee, had failed to defend his i title as demnndd by th organiza tion. American Teams In Title Play-Off TORONTO, Ont.. Mar. 27 (AT) Kxpeiience has triumphed over youth and brought about the first till-Aiuerlcnn final -for the world's hockey championship. The New York Hangers, present holders or the Stanley cup and veterans ot two playoff campaigns, outlasted the young Toronto Mnplp Leafs last' "night to take an overtime encoun ter that put them Into the rinul round of this year's championship series. Starling tomorrow night, the dangers will battle their leading American rivals. the Koston llrulns. In a series of the best three out of rive games for the title. Hy tho Associated Press ). MINNEAPOLIS Charley Hclan. goi1,' ' caiurdn. ''"Moulted" Wait Kin Wine, Itnrbeton. Ohio, (S). Tim Derry, ' Dublin. Ireland, outpointed Ilenny Krueger. Germany, (6). INDIANAPOLIS Young Jack Dillon, Louisville, Ky., outpointed Ray jMcPheck. Denver ,lu). CLEVELAND Hilly Wallore. club has not organized lis team in the Hlue Mountain league but officials salil today that n meeting would he call ed within the next few days to lie leimlne a tenlallve lineup. It Is expecied that praetlce will begia as soon as the weather permits. OREGOlPSQUAn STARTS WORK ON DIAMOND I'NIVEltSITY OF OREGON'. Cleveland, knocked out Joey Me- K,"vn'. 1L"-- 27 (Special) Willi , ..- uii-iiinH ui me spring semester this week, I 111! Rclnhait. roach. dill, Chicago, (4) DAYTON. O. l:,!,ll,. pi, Columbus, O.. knocked 0111 tidl en I led his l28 northwest ehnmnlnn leaux Keguaro. Cuba. (3). Johnny hri,ebiill teiim together, and to Ills Curtnln. Dayton, .knocked out l.on "urprise every candidate passed la Lovelace. Vlncennes. Ind.. (5). ,lis studies nnd was eligible for GREENVILLE, Miss. Louis An- Hie team. . That Includes 14 letter ilrews, Memphis, knocked out "ion and some 30 super-varslly Willie Henett, New Orleans, (2). and 1S28 freshman players. I.EWISTON, Idaho Miekeyj Although a lettermnn will he ell Trad. Chicago and Jimmy Heck, glhle f.,r every position, Iteinhnrt n 1 , ' '"r0y D"- U,Ul " Wl" ''"' "" " his .last KArr AonioiToir K'rr n i- Hilly llrllton. Memphis (3). , e-il'hers. Iru Wnodle and LOS ANGEI.ES-Wllson Ynrbo I, ll'""gs; plichers. lilll Ha- lievi lnnd. outpointed Hert Coilmn' Ucyn"M -MnclJonnld. Curley Whittler. Cal.. (la). ' "Her. and Art Sclmenl; first base,' STEL'HKN V1LLE, Ohio Jnclt ' -lohnsi.il and Carl Nelson; see- Dempsey, II. Cleveland. . knocktd """e. Ken Itoble; third has. out jack wells. Wellsburg, w. LOU GEHRIG THINKS YANKS WILL REPEAT Vn., .'lason and Don McCormloK: uiiuieiu, uave i;pps, ('otter (lonin, !l!ay Edwards. ' Henry And Hubbell 1. Due to Win Games ST. PETFIlKRrna Win H.t k 8AV. AVTnvirt r r 1 27 (API l.on Gehrle. who i one' CAP) With very' little' of their ivnson why the Yankees won tho iniininff Rrlnd irft, the stork takers " """i'ivni-.ni m-r yc.it,"' ui'- vmni Kqtiutt have neeidt'n thinks his team will rep.-nt thl oa- that Cnrl Hubbell nnd Putch ... i.u.11 nihe inp Amenenn "enry win piteh the MeGrawmen I If'IIirtla llnnhont ln n .1 1 ''Wo hnvn ai Lefty Grove Out; Injures His Hand FORT MYERS. Kin.; Mnrch 27 (AI) Lefty Grove, pitching ace for the Athletics, w not see ser vice In any or the reninlnlnr ex hibition games In the south. -Man ager Mack nnnounccd today, A null on hia pitching hand hns be come imbedded in the rlesh. nnd It will be two weeks m least be- : tore he will he able to grip the ball properly. Mark Is not entirely pleased with I the condition or the stpiad. and only the pllcners and catchers re. reive commendation. There is no telling when Hishop will be In shape, due to his long hoi. lout, nnd Holi y-s arm shows little Improvement. 'We have six plichers th in venr ' Is Lou's argument. "Yon can count on Hoyt inr 211 games and upward to a good many victories this year. Hubbell is n better pitcher now than he, was at the end or last sea- "M anil SDOUIrl lie trnnti fnr 20 "' fiumrn null UJIWara. ' ''! SHOUlfl Dp BOO I'ennork. If his arm Is right, which i victories lit one opinion. Mo and It seems to he. Is good for 2a orj Kenton are expected to carry most more. Zarhary is a sure hot. :oX.thi pitch ins burden. Henry also Resides these we have Plpgras, ! Is-in. fine shape and Is shooting in Henry Johnson and Ithndn. i.k it cni-ve h,it -..-t.i. . . , ; ' y.i ,,,:js . " ,l" nop oreaK on u ei.T m-u-iiu Diners run rin rOlmt- "5 "ii me. nisi six vnen m-i itoitixsox V(lltRli:l we'll get better pitching this ycaT 5WrA'd PXr Elti..' March 27 AP . .my j.-mi Biiivi- we joineo the Yanks.' Hollywood Fighter 1 Wins In Portland wtsilllM'mML an IIS 4 J w ! vt I tuMiwr irONOIl .lr;IlA.V NEW YORK. March 27 (API Loyal Glmits rooters will give a dinner to John J. Mcftrnw Inrll H to express nppri-.-iHt Inn ot the fact lhat he hns kept hi. te-m In the National l.-atfue rut es for 2C years. Tho condition or Second Baseman ...ii- rowers is giving Willlert Robinson more to worry about than ntt.-.tbp rest .of Ri-ooklyn's large hospital list. Flowers may be lost to theteam for two months If his doctor decide ,.. n . 1.1. HppeDllix removeil T1.. .ii........ i lhat this operation might be nep- matin yesterday after Jake had hail his tonsils cut out PORTLAND. Ore. M.r ?? um Frnnkle Forbes. Hollywood. Cal., won a irn-1-nuna decision over u . , "" Jesn-roay am Frisco McOale. Panama negro wel-' 1A h'"1 M 'onslls cut on tcrweight In the main event h..i- " d'V'ingel ringer repaired. II last night. The fight was tame ' "Z '"'r""'" " eonsuit i,s own MrGale was content to fce..., . v, Phslclnn In Ralllninre. shell, body well protected with his elbows and head covered with his gloves making a hard target to reacn. i . Leo Ijimelll. Los Angela and KtutVED Eddie Thomas of U. lllngham. lMrfDr?t QUICKLY ...v iu.il roumis to n draw. CJS,. "" rsrely VeartiUt rw six-round derision over Ilns I tunes, r.ugene. CONSTIPATION will move the bowelf without my pkln and OetirK.lt, .ftue . f fects. Sick Headaches, IndifeatioD, Bilioltstuss and Tt:.,l rnmn)ulnii quickly relieved. Children audAdultf Ol.ll Pl.AVKIl 1IKS l-t--l.,t . ' """" iaren ii (AP)-ii Muicsiy relieved, thlldrenaud Ailulti . ... ..,.,,,. mnrnmnn. i. tuetrt- rasny swallow Dr. Carter tiny, Jer of one of Detroit's pioneer ram-1 sugar mated pills. They are free ........ ..,. nere ,ai ,, Bflpr i irom rslunfl and pnlsouous drug. Mioh Illness. He was a member ori AM IuifEists and 75c red ikp. the flri lleti-nit lian.tll el,.K I- I r . 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