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Pare Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, April 9, li2. i if NEW DRAPERIES. FOR BRIGHT HOMES 15 New Cretonne Patterns tVn liwt Come. In - -. . A 50c Cretonne Value 39 yard J D E A L fabric and patterns for New Spring Draperies: Bright splashes of colors - - pretty floral, bird, geometric and futuris tic patterns. There are fifteen atti active patterns in this ship-jin-nt. See them now . they'll lie much in demand J Dejeiidab)e Qaality. HILL'S Dependable , VnluM. PORTLAND OPENS LEAGUE SEASON Blood -Pdf pww Kin " I 7. t 1 Washington Nine i Keeps Knocking ! Opponents Over, Gov. Patterson fitches First Ball to Major ; George L. Baker j , - J'Oilit.A.-ij. Ore., Apr., fl iAVl I'lity Imtl! Unlet fill kIkiim fall, the open In: of the Pacific Coast Jtuaeball leusue neaMon in Portland will ee h rscord-hrenklnif crowd In nttcnd;nre when lloliywood find Portland crow bat ut VtiuKhnn Iiurk thl afternoon. Weather nn- . pect were: niom Mtrotintfflim when 4 bright Kiuihhina with clour kln t-uc-ceeded t h jvprnlKht cold rain. And with .he favorable, weather, Tom Turner, head of the 1 It-aver. tx lircMfd elation. IsCd by a bund. tilayin of t n e Cortland and Hollywood tt'flinH, headed by Port lit nd baseball booH- i lent uml ait'omiutnled - by Oovi r- rtor PiitteiMnn. of Onnn. Mayor Maker, of Portland, and oily,-county, it ml ntiite official., will form a i;irdp endhiu at the bajl park. I The K mo wan to Plnrt'at 2:45 p. tn., with United Gluten marine leading a iro-ritHi(rn uf th phiyem around lh field and ttilHlnK the f la ir. t loverhor Patterson viin to pitch the firm ball and Mayor lift- . K(r,wua tq try to cjueh, ii,. with J urine Kkwull attempting to knock the linll out of the p.n-k, uttd the I uame wan on. ' !' . - , . The leaKuo lending Sacramento I'llll.AUKIJ'Hl A Harold Mays, team wim o open iiMnlnxf the ISun naMnn, N. J., outpointed . Con Kmnclwo Heath mi sn. Vanclo; o'Klly. Imland, (l). Huhy Joo .Mentile wa entertaining the tan Oun. I .on" AngclfH, knocked out I'Ymih-Im-o MfHslnn club, whllft fik lackio Hniily. Syracuse, N. Y., lahd Journeyed nouth Id play (ft). Maurice Moitzer, Kmnce, out- ! J 1 ui ncr . . JS-v i f I of Hip M I WASHINGTON, April AP) iWhllP Manager Walter Johnaon ex ' pprtH to open tho veatioD next week with the lineup he la now unlng he haa admitted thla may not be the J cane. The ahadow of Joe Trunin I han hunit continually over the sec lond .liaxe position of Juek Hayi-a (aince tho exhibition Bumea alarted j and hi' hlltlnr lliar w in him the lob yet. At the aame time the I veteran Kum Hlce eaunot be rount- ed out of the outfield yet and the lu-rlea with tile (liantM w ill ileter j mine whether Weat or Hnmea will 1 Hike aeata In favor or nice. After takliiK a fall out of New J York, yeaterdny to rontinue the moat phcnonilnnl aprlng- winning iatrenk Waahlngton haa enjoyed In yoara, the isata were moving on for the second game aeries tomorrow. . Small Axminsters You can protect nnd add greatly to the life of your luiger rusrs by using these huhdy scatter size Axminsters. A wide selection of pat-v (PO QP terns in the 27x24-in. size i CARR FURNITURE CO INC Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers offers for wventl.' but thai prlcea hart auddenly ekyrocketed. A pair of rooklea will try to fill the In jured Thevenow'a ahoea for the present, but Barney Krllierg. an infielder who developed into a pit cher thla yeur. may bo aaalgni 'l to the job when the aeuaou atalta. Niek Mengrel, aiiphnmore line man of Whitman culleKe, haa earned part of hla expenses hy giving hla blood In transfusions at Walla Walla huapltula. Now he has been summoned home to' Spokane to fjive blood to ills own mother, who Is seriously ill. This . latest call Is expected to cause withdrawal from school, and Whitman's loss of lis firsl-sti-lng cittchcr. shortstop, injured tt week ago, ; turned to the ljneup. Tie Traynor I nursing an ailing hip. will B"t a ! few more daya of rest. . j Adams will be lead-off man again this season. Manager Mush announced today. 'The Waner boys i III follow then will come Gntn- Pheelye, . Marten I'llll.ADKl.rillA. Apr. 9 (AIM The sore pitching finger of Lefty Grove. Athletic hurler. Is bock to normal nnd ho will be ready for . ......u It Is doubtful. I'lrate cripplea , now,,,.Pr' shortstop Holey1 arm will be In shape for the A s open- me against. Wushingtoa. rOHT. M. Apr. i (AP) radc of back to the diamond, neareil its. cnil toilny when Hpnrky Adams, ; MONTOOMKUV. Ala.. April 9 (AP) Daxxy Vance, star Hrook lyn pitcher, troubled with arlatlcn. haa been sent to New York to - ceive treatment. The attack Is a flight one and Vance expects to be in shape to start the season. NIGHT FIGHTS I thum, Traynor, ' and the hatterv. t 1 rillLAOKLI'HIA. Apr. 9 (AP ' How that they are In tho market for a shortstop. ptndinff recovery ..... . .1,- i nu i.AS. Tex.. April ! (AD Phillies find that prices for firat.l With IMrst Baseman class short fielders are going up. i hack In goon gn.. j . linker said today he had made broke camp lodey and headed for Menuihla. Tenn. ' Shires, who was sent home for complaining publicly about Man ager "Lena" Hluckbiirne1 dtscip. line, was taken into the fold a'rtcr due aliologiwa. - . , A iour-run rally In the tenth Inning enabled till' White Kox to defeat I'nllus, 9 to &. yesterday. White Sox Head t For Memphis, Tenn. -Si An;eleH, Baker Signs 13 For Duty During Baseball Season i- WK.rSrlDAT 1IUN1I(A.MN T : Th National llroadcanlliiu eom- jj imny progruiti for WeUnenlay night k; folleWat l:S0 to 7:30, symphoiiy fjjl on-heatm and HotA humtierH: T:30 ,t to t, orrhrlr unit iiulolats: to Cj a .'311. Itonda to Itomance: :30 tn ? S, Hill Hilly boval 1 to If. dance music. Tlia Ajnerlcan llrnudCuLsilng com pany program fur Wejnomluy night EIGHT HOMERS HIT BUT BABE ; RAKKH, Ore., Apr. 9 (Kpcrinl) Tliirteen men have signed con tracts to play with the-Muker base ball Irani this . year nnd ut least seven more are expected lo sigh up .within the next few days, James HiiniMt. secretary of the club, an nounced ' here -Monday. Wehlon Karwood. of Caldwell, who ' played In the rtnti-ldnho league last season, w-lll dot-tho twirling- for Baker nnd H. I, Loud, j Toledo, Oregon, w ill piny behind , L' . llu 'Mit - Othera who have afgned ' ' " . ' an. lu( jtrown of. t'altlwell,:!. fllanfs third defeat In 17 exhllil- lrthnloiiiiW. John Bilker, UoVrt Wl'") -Luiil'iiiilii i j Mfl'oril.al.'rnlwWimilM, F. Illiluift. I). J. iildWeii. I.. Turner. Arinur pninted Al Gordon, Phlladelphln (10). j CHICAGO Pete Wlatort. Chlca. go. outpointed Mike Mnndoll, Kt. .Paul, (s. Kildie Ballantlne. Chi ' cago. outpointed Joe Phelftn, Oma ha. (8). . ; WICHITA, Kapa. Angus Snyder, Dodge City. Knns., outpointed Big Boy Peterson, Minneapolis, (lo). TOItONTO. Ont. Steve llocco, Toronto, outpointed Homier Parra, Chile, (10). PITTSItrilGW Hay Newton, I Mansfield, O.. outpolnteil Phil, Goldstein, New York, (1). Hall. Hillck, Pittsburgh. outpointed Mickey nugan, clevelnnd, (x). I M KM PHIS. Tenn. Hlondlo Davis, Mobile, knocked out Tom' Winn. New Orleans, (S). ; DKCATl'lt, 111. Jimmy Riyers. ' Ijil'uy.'tle. lncl.. ami Joey llyrhell, Chicago, drew (lo). i PHONE MAIN 2 LARISON CHEVROLET CO. ,1414 Adams Ave.' Next to Observer Office. Paul Whiteman Toniaht on Columbia ' network ooast-to-coMt 9:00 to 10:00 P. M. yaur Urn Tonight, touch of your radio dial will bring you the mafelile dance mnalo of the "King of Jui" and hi world-renowned orchestra. Courtesy 1 of Old Cold CiCAKirtncs . . . "not a rough In a carload.' ma noM CIGARETTES 61 Amateurs Still ln Bexin& Tourney 2 Laundry Mac now for the price of one l.OriUVII.I.M. Ky., April 9 (AP) The ctmlnhntl Nationals snenl two. DIDN'T DO 71, days In Louisville hut did not play MJiMsii m mm uny bH.,w ,Pcalllw. f rn. I (lames with the Louisville Ameri can association team having been called off yesterday ami agnln-today. TCI.SA. Okla., April 9 (API It's a rare New Vork Yankee ball gnme In which eight home runs are hit nnd none of them to the credit of Babe llUlh's big bat. That's what hnppened yesterday when the Yanks bowed lo the Tulsa Oilers 13 to a. Klght circuit drives were ninde, four by each club, but the. Babe was forced to content hlm selp with a pair of singles. HIUM1NOHAM. Ala.. April 9 (AP) The New York (limit slenm roller which haa been tiding rough- , follows: to 7, artlsiic ensemble.; jshod over nil opposition has come 1 to ?:J0, transcontinental pro- to an abrupt stop. Garland Itrax cnim; 7:u lo I, remedy sketch: t ton and li ving Dudley of the Wash In 9Q, alnglng atrihgs; l-.va, or. j lltgton Henntors saw to that yes i h.Htra; to 9:91), trio, nuilt uiiur. ' terday. Tin y held the Gtnma vlr- istl 9:SII. aotaltlMi li sleepy lime; i tually helpless while the Sennto to -p.,- dune music. Joliet Bowlers 1929 Champions nilCAOO, III., April (AP) The Hub recreation iiulnt of Jo : llet, ill., totlnr w-as crowned rllnin 1 plan or the 1929 American Bowl ing Congress after the last of X.bZS team entrant hnd completed Its erforta. '. ' Their mark, a S.06S total, rolled March 10. had withstood nil at tack although It remains I an pins short of the record Score made In 19S7 by (he Oh Henry at Kansas City. The Kllnger Bulrks of Wat- Putman, Ilasche. tturnetl nniiounced this morning that the Baker club will pluy the 1'nlon I'aclfic nine of Portland 'here next Sunday afternoon In an exhibition contest. Tho gnme. which was to hnve been plni-il yestaVdny elweetl the Kuglca uml the Baker team, was expected to give club ofriciaia an oujiortunlty to deter mine the rnpahllltlc of the various player,- hut the rontest was con t'd off because of Inclement weuth- , . . IVirllamt ' - KilW ICfOkr) . book chat cuirent evchtsi . t;00, Nltf't K:3u h Merle I Uruuiu: 10. KOMI) con cert Orrhestru: II, 4uni e liand: 13. news uiumr', . Kfil.V (4t)kc) t, dinner concert: . ?ih. Infuntry Band; , features: -1o. dune tmialc. ' KliX (lliokc) t. Catholic lec ture: ;U to It, AIM'; II, newa. weathers lltftt, ABC, Spokane) . KII1 (990ke) l:K, ffortu: 0:SO. ..Vltt!: 9. brldir leHsen, features: Hi. NBC. firmer KflA lIOWr - t. aiualrat pro. (rum: t:10. MlC; I, (Sutures; 9, orchestra, muslraj prarram; 10 tn 1 1. MIC. Hei Ike . . KJll (9J0ke) to li. ABC pro gram. KOMO (9J0be) . orchestra; Q-.to. NBC: :, erehemra. main nuartet: 11, hwa; 11:U In II: Jo, -orchestra, nuartet, James Harvey. Ism Aacrtea K.VJt (I Muse i t.io, feature: 7, radio akli: 1:10, rt-alure: 10 to ilunce niuala. KM ltkc) :t. nolle com nibtslooer: ll, Nltf; (:. fea tures; 14. Nllf. Nan Prauriimt KPRO (llolir) , concert or chestra; 7, Kipliaf programi T: featurest to , enoir; 19 to daoc tnuslc. KPO (ttokc) I, trio: :0, Nnt": 9, Merton Borles; 9:J0, Tommy nnd Dob; )0 to 11. ilanr music, ttaUand - KOO (79flkc) . I'aul Revere: ..... oim.; e.w, siuuio; 9, tun- tet precrtm: l. NIlO. ' KLX mtOke) t:IO, music; T. news; Jtlo, Kdiw Mecher, pianist; I, educsUonal hour; 9, popular program. Kan fjllr ( Ity KHU UHako ..:!, variety: 1:10, KDCi I, oanca music; 1:10. symphony onhealra, I, concert; 10, NBC. poumie.i ivari iiuoim ii fur seven ertown. Wis., finished second with bits and live runs In 7 innings and a J.MI count and the Kdelwelas curly Ogden for three hits und comlilntitlou of Chlcngo. nccutml-0:l.-, three runs In one Irame. The tin- lallur H.oao nlns. ended in thlnl i. 01 score wns S to . II was the place. Joseph Palmer and I- red BOSTON. April 9 (AP) Sixty-! : 1 four amateur boxers from .It! citb-s remained tn the national boxing, tournament when the first night's program came to an end early this ' morning. Thirty-nine of the sue- ; ccssful battlers fought their way ; into the second round bout and i the other la had the good fortune ! to advance on byes, After eight hours of boxing, first j honor went to the New York team , Xvhfch placed eight of Its members' In seven of the eight classes. Bos-; ton and San Kranclsco each had i seven survivors and Philadelphia 1 followed with six battlers ndvnnc- . si. Mag inio as many riasses. recKinpaugn t inas Pitchers Promising NKW Oltl.KANS, Apr!! 9 (AP) Manager linger Peckinpaugh Is well pleased Willi the work of the hurling staff of the Cleveland In dians and particularly with the un expectedly promising rorm shown by John Miljiia nnd Ken Hollo way.. With Joe Khuute, they are expected to slart the first three games against Detroit nci week. Hit Out "Straight Flush" At Houston BEAVERS TO OPEN IN PORTLAND TODAY ?la2JS... I ' A ' Fred Ortmam Pill Rcgem "U "J) V TIOCSTON. Tex.. April 9 (AP) 1 Cnptnln Charlie Grimm of the ! Cubs has renlixed the nutbltlon of every hitter. Orlinin it It a "stmlgbt flush11 against Houston yesterday ft home run, triple,, double and ;a single, a feat rare In baseball an nals. Cntude Jnnnnrd, who came to the Cnhs via" the free agent route, also j added spice to the game by hurling I no-lilt ball for rive innings. The ' Cubs won. 10 to I. Tommy Thevenow Is Making Recovery if. WIMTKFt HAVKN', Kla.. April 9 ( A I) Toininj Thevenow, In jutted rhilitdelphiu National laKiie shott (stop a in hnrnesa aim in today, j Hut it wasn't bnsWmU harnerut. It u.i 111111 n (in n iiuiun nmruirr iiif" broken hone of hid face, ftustained lairt .veok In an automobile acci dent. At his hospital In lutketand, Thevenow was dreKned In the spe cially designed head harne which I It Ik physician believes will aid him greatly in reovery. Tho player's condition continued- favorable today. Washes in 2 hours v. .Irons in 2 hours WTOMEN here's the new Thor w relaxation.-These two Famous Thor1 laundry unit that saA'es from I machines thc new Thor Agitator and the newThor Speed 6 to 8 hours per week in the average home. Speed is the secret. You do your washing now from 8 to 10 A.M. Iron ing from 2 to 4 P.M. And in place of drudg ery you find pleasant 1, From XCusber lo Inner in 10 StcetiJs Iron combined now cost you about what you have been asked for a good washer alone. Sec them work. Their . speed and efficiency will amaze and please you. OREGON CITY YOUTH GIVEN THREE YEARS i Art Jahn i Tony IIego Pill Rodcers Tin Porilsiul 111 ax e-, Im.ui- nrt"r two week. o- Ilie road, will i I'm lm- Oiast enn4n at Iioiio Mil. nlt i-ihsii neiilcr is rmliiluit. ISr idi. ami the aul rniialiilr an- planocU. nut Tont Turner I- timre Jtit.ll.n t than n.unt -ror hi. rluh rWurmxi Is.nie (rum sao Itanimi and Kr rnnienlo It la a is-eitnis-v or .Stw am mi hoil era mail lrt. l.c ate pk-tun.l mmim or ihc memnnm or the eluh. Hill lt,l-erv. I he Ini.illn nuimcer. I. b 'Id Lirsiit rr-inr-ilik for th Is4x lontl iiwm'H on, II, -in elioiilns:. Tout It U" I. til i-nh lilns. nialuoloy. Al Julin. ltd llrliirr. Ittt :f;i In the first mo ivt., nnd ( main. .Iini-i-top, hnllcil oul .ml. . - . , :i , . . .. . OUKOOV CITY. Ort. April 9 (AIM KjM Jones, f. hftte xtep , mother and Mepbrother wer were klllfnl on Mnrrh U. 1 ?S. by a dynamite hlttt umter their J hntitte. wax on his way to Ore iron state prison today to enr tu thref-yvar term. imoed y ester J day when, he plt advd Kilty to jeharirea of manKlaurhter in con I net-tlon 1th tb dtNtthn. Jle waa tru-d lam November for flmt-diare munlor. The jary v-i tinuhllt la n arr-sw nrl ha titnl I been held In aH here siiue. await- In iteron! trial. Ho wan arraigned unexpectedly y-i nJ-iy. pleAb d sullty and ak d a. ..,(...-... I I, a, .1.1b w Vv.; ,.r..T7,.-Jlu $117 $e.oo $o.oo O 11 1 3l'pr DOWN Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. WASH THE THOR WAY
