La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 03, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. February a, l'Jl'Q Papt Two i ,,, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Listen-In Tonight Natural-Bridge Health Shoes Broadcasting Over The NBC System at 8:45 HILL'S Spopt Slants Alan J.Gould Jack iH'iiipx'X lih IiIh neiount tMlOltfl UIlllrTKlOOtl to H)UV POIMP- thiittt liku (40,(100 In lha ro.l for tlio fights he him pC'i'H'It'd in Dim i'Mciiko CoIlHciiiu thlK w Miter, may toiiiot tlml liit tiirntMl down n pro poHiil ft yi'itr ntfii i join fumm Willi Urn niilliuimin-H. of .MimIIhoii iSmiiirn (lunleii who mnnlicreit Un u ih(rnl)in(H hpfni-i' tlio Block i et ci'imh, VIifti- the Rhnrkcy-Hti'llilliiK v . wiih ivhk pJuyfil to a ih-ui-Itnl.lc tuno tit Miami IJi'iieli Inut winter. Iuiiimy wuu tin fnir haireil Ijny with the lumch from Willi Htivtt anil KlKhth uvenuu. One of them i-Hiiiarkril li wan "niiul'eil" at ! 'inpKoy'H flair for nitendlnjf to, luiiiortaiit ImikIih-hm (I'lnlln, moanwlilln HtoiinitnK' tip tho IiIk ballyhoo. Tho blir men (if tinxliitf dln'overed a Hide t Doiiijt rvy'u ability Ihey 1M not know ex isted and they nought at nnct to dX.onii'thlriff iihmit It. ...i'he. (iiiidi'n, It itt uiMliTHtood, of fered iM-iiijiney u pout an "vvn pn-rildenl In chiirK of buxinic." tin hi.dti Id fit hfltiK that ho wutild supply KniiiP of the public appeal lint IhroiiKhf'IVx Hlekard'M death and net an the IiIk wlndiiw-dreslnK limn fot the inure Important I'lRhU. 'I ln hitch fame on the quentlon of wilii rv. Dnmpn'y wuh. ol'lVl'i'il $5n.oiHi but rffUHcd It and ile n ' iPde(i $ln.0ou. The-Clurdtm view point wiih that IlempHi'y flPHt t-honld de mount rat p. he wan worth iriiro tliun IfiO.uou. Jiifk'H uttl tiiile wan ho needed to inako hltr money qiilekly. rather than to unit for it "hreak." Let the Wind Howl-You Can be Oven Warm in These Pajamas Throw up tho windows as far us they will go. Take a nose dive under a bil low of quilts up to your neck and in these dornet pajnmns you'll Bleep like an Eskimo. The perfect remedy for in somnia. Smooths tho surface nerves. The room is scarcely dark before King Morpheus whacks you over the head. Try n pair tonight unless you waul to stay awake and wor ry. ,'$1.50 to $2.75 a pair Nilfhtrobes $1.00 to $1.75 limum Illl 1m -jtuat 'va Iviat EZZ No chance for tht mayonnaise to if 6. aratt if you add tht oil : . Time No CHAscB for Hilli Bros. Coffee to vi ty in flavor be ,caue it Is roasted a feT pound at a lime by ihe con- tinuoui proresi Controllfd , Koantingt No bulk-roatinj method can produce such flavor 1 Fresh from the oriyuinl vacuum pack Easily opened with the key. HILLS BROS COFFEE C "JO .J a little at ( In (lie mcllowliiff eaMMind lirerxe of Miami llcnx-h, I 'Vlllpwey ihj dcilhl at the time Hounded v"ry plnitx ihle to hlnielC In fact (piltn a iiiiiilIm-i' ii f iriemtH (old him. In ef f tt. )m would he fofdiHh to din piixn of hlK tnli-ntH for (i mure fr" 000 to a lot of hurd-h'nd''i Imi.hI nvhtt men fioun Nw Vnrk. Hint' then, however, la (he cnM I'l-iillty ff wl tiler liltiilK ( 'hlcaKo'tl la lie front, DetnpHey haH dlMeovered that u It ho ill own I'lKL-work tut mi aitrarllon, It Ih difficult to hr.'.ik even, let n!n iic make a profit. 'harley While, whoHe lift hook wiih ii IIkIiI weight menace before llenny I.eonal-d became ehampinn and for noun Unto thoreiiflar, tuiH aroused koi'iio vivid rncmoi Ir n by hlti talk of a 'ome.bmrk, Tho t'olo-i-ndo Hpi intcH (inzt'lli' rernlU that While iiiioo fouKht I'ieildy Widhh, when the Hilton u'aH ehamphin, on Ijibor Day, IIHU, In tho Colorailo lly and miyM: "JukI before (ho fkht ffol under way, ii Kectlon of I he arena (rav way nnd two permm wero killed and hundred w ere Injured. . ., '. ; Tin flwht Itfelf wati not no Inter ' eft lilts'. We lnb fidlowi'd hlH usiuil cautiouM Htylo and wtiK not averse to haek-pi-dii HiiK, a policy later adopted by Uene, Tllliney. While, on the other hapd, Wiih on lop of , Welch all flut-lnir the battle. u I teinptlnK to fain a deeinlY vic tory by a knockout. ll wiih un nblo to ronnect with his famiiH left hand with the chin of tlie ( hnmplon. however. "When the referee (javo tlm de cision to Welch a riot wiih Htarted. I'rlnclpuht In the right, the referep. Hporlit wrllerH at the riiiKxlde, ; rliiKnrmH and thone Heated near j tho rlnjf wero forced lo seok cover i ll thl e r the wood platform. In older j in i,up. Hi.' volley ..r nop-liotiu-H, rorkK und olhrr wwiiioiim thrown liy , rorkx und other weapon thrown by tho occnpantM of euln hlKher up In tho arena.' Iowa Taken Back Into Conference; Bar 11 Athletes Oil I ("A tX, I'eb. a ( A I ' ) Thn lnlvei-fiiy of Iowii'h pleaxure. at havluK reualneil ItH place In l ho Western conference today watt mixed wiih dlNappoIntment causcil bvrli flnat 'dMitHillMentloh of 11 Ktar aihlelcH. After nearly four and onc-luilf houiM of dcllhcriitlon Saturday, the conferenco faculty committee on athh'tlcH, In upeclal neKlon, voted to rt-liiHtutc Iowa, but warned that Imva. mill haH some Imtixecleaulnu to do, A mipplcmontal resolution advised lowu uuthorltleH It would not bo wise to requist that any of the L'7 athh'tiH dlMquaUlIrd laHt lhcembir, he deiMarcd elltrlblc for further competition. Kh'vcn of ihe lalter sllll are In tichool, IneludliiK Mlko Km-rou. co-captain elect of the J 130 Hawk eyo football m-mid Ioyle 1'lunkltt, basketball ntiu, Irving Nelson, drp-kick iiilisl, and Therun Hoy. er, track man. In ItH ri'solulloti Inviting Iowa (o resume athletic ndalions w 1th the other nlno meirihers of the conferenro, the committee ft u ted It had reason to Hiispect thai out siilo loiver: still were working Im properly lo aid Iowa uthletrs, but I'xproHSrd uonflileuco in the abil ity ..r Iowa athb tlc niitborltlvrt to dilect nnd halt ihe practice. . Tho I tally lownn, Htndent pub. llentiim of-' tho university, railed tho fit tint inn a "pwicc without vie. lory." and lamented ' Hint the committee lnu) definitely barred the ll athletes, from competition. The athletic nffected wen bitter ly disn ppoilllctl, espt ciully thoe majoiintf Hi physical education, who claimed disqualification trom competition mlKht tuln ' their chnnces for obtaining coachlim posiilon.i. tippoitunlty for Invnediately r.' eHtabliNtiltiir nthletic relaiions with other IUk Ten schools appeareil limited to track and minor sports until mi. IUI Y(M KNOW THAT Heinle Wajfiier, pew manager ot the Itoston Kt-d Sox Is reticent when It comes to public oratory, hiu Iih'n n wonder at ridiiiK- a team from bin own bench, ... In thn old days Wutrncr was one of the "itmiKh Hlilers." . . , lie and Kill ('tiniirati ummI to tear Ty Cobb to Pieces on the dlnmond. , . . Hut when he's called upon Tor n speech, Hi inle hIwiivm said, "l.n Hill do M." . . . Joe Humphries, the Madbon H(pinr Cnrdcn nunnuncer can tell you the nn mo of evej y second who ever al In a lmer's corner. . . . llroadway has sent u numbii of her most talented sons to Florida to spin the w hei-1 nnd dea the hunk for the visit Iik k!auv!dierv . . . Hill Tilden nwide siicit a startliuir success us a nlicht club entertainer that he Is troin hack to tennis. uo.vt I'M: storrs rit'lO-WlO. I'eb. J (Al'l- fhl. rano and Princeton fiK.Hn have atrteed not to seom each other not fall for Ihe fourth (out hull t;arne of their series. It Isn't much fun to It xImIhk around with your month nl-ut, hut juRt look at alt thn. town you'r ohtntnif. BRUSHING UP S.X',- HUSKIES, TROJANS LEAD CONFERENCE Oropnn R'islfflh-ill Tonrri yJl '-ft0'1 cahRLlUdll 1 LMII1 Defeats Ancient Rivals 37-29 Saturday Night POHTI-VS'Ii, Orel. I'eb. 3 (.VP) -WasbliiKton Stale in the north and rniversity of California at l.os AllKelen In the Molltll were tOip)eil from .their IcadcrMiip in the Pa ri! In. coast confeiencc basket ha II I tournament weeki-ml Karnes and Were Hiicceiiled respectively by tho Washington Huskies ami .South ern ( 'aliforniu. Washinnton foiled to the front when the Hindi leu toppled WJisli InKloi' suite Into a two-.ua iuii .Heriint lit Seattle. 32 to X'.t and :.ri to 1 !i while Southern ( 'alifornia de feated Oalifornla -I lo 22. 1'layluK be fore th larnest croWil In yeair, fif-nu, (neKnii defeated their ancient rivalf. Orctron State, at l;iiKelie Saturday ill will, to 2H. The fend will be renewed at Oorvallls next Friday nijfhl. fol low ed l another khoic at Kiiene Sali-nlay nlht. The ftaiMliitK in tho respective divisions fllnw; .Voitbei'it lMvlslott W. r. -i Pet, Washington Wiif-hliiklon Slah Idaho 3 Oregon State 4 (J.euon ....:! .Ono .OOii .4 oil .:i;u Souilu'i'ii I H vision Southern California ....4 1', C u a :i 2 California 2 a Stanford - 4 Till . Weeks S he4tule I'riday -Oretfnn vs. Oregon Slato al Corvallls; WashiUKtoii vs. Idntni at Mi-ii ; ( 'alifornia vs. V. C. I.. A. at I os Anifeles. Whoops! There's a cn.sis at hand in ChicaRO rports cil'cles, for tho more powerful girls' hiiskoUmll tennis lire ehal longiiiK the hoys' teamn. And they're Rettinp; away with it. The three fair ones ithovp are nmonjr the leaders in the latest drive tin tn en's supremacy in ports. P li'srJL i SPORTS .... : . . Knliirday Oregon Hlate vs. Or 9 Kon at KiiReni!; T';iHbiimton Idaho at ,loscow; Calirornhi vs. t (. J.. A. at Lot Aiik'-Ich: Southern t'alifi.rnhi vs. t.-inford - at 1'alo Alto. COAST LEAGUE CATCHER DIES OF CAS BLAST I.O! AN'OKl.KS. I'eb. t (AP) I C.u.'i Kundhertf, veteran catcher for the Los Aimchs flub of the ' Pacific Coast leiiKiie, died at l:.r.O a. m. here today. He had been i.everely burned bmn the head j yesterday when the jiasollue tanV: ' on his car exploded. 1 Sf.ndhert; came here several year.: aye from the New York ( (iiauts. 1 Lo was 34 years old.': r '; 'Pollco' " ho 'investiKated 'the ex ) plosii-n revealed Sandbortf early 'yesterday had drained tho tank on hia cur and then had lighted a j match to see if the tank was com pletely empty. A blast that cautiht I the ballplayer in the f.ico m mediately followed'.' Hurjxrons at i Ihfi.eiuereucy lmspltal said Sand beri; had siiffenil second ami third deKiee burns of the face. head, 'shoulders and neck and thai his lunwH probably felt the Hoa.rlntf ef ! feet ' of the flames. Although ! i Sandberx's Hie was d' spalred of ; when he reached the emerKene.V hoi pllal. he improved somewhat , durlnjf the day and later was re ! moved to another hospital, luir I inic last I'venlntf his condition steadi'y ir row worse, however, and ; this mornfnif he died. ; National Capllol Buildmr The nron covt-red hv the Capitol l at Washington is lt.ll'J Riiiai'P feet. Tho total lcni:tli of tho t'ttp- Itol from north to si.iitli li T-'d feet Inches. Ik i:reated ilitucnslou i from oust lo went Is '.Vl feel. They Play Boys at Own Game ' ;iuwK CS . . ; vJ ' (-9' 1JlSatW fH A JS1 -i " n-tcKarooa trouiu l Ntf jA 1 ler hiiih ch..ol Kwk.-tb.itl f-i rcl ih-n' Mu,t',"v "m,u m ,o ,: fc VV' "A S w"l tllvll- woon.1 Mitorv over t ft ?Z.-fsljK "td ,' MulWetfr Ihir tvuson. I.,ter ...... ByLaufer Ves A smocks cwu sir J of u?riiv4. - LATri? Aki ATHLETE KAMTKG LEM6TI- CTh FlEU) CROVilNk THE LINE HE PBJEPSSD A MO AfW RAKi TWB LeMtTriCfTiCFiaO DENNY SHUTE IS WINNER IN TEXAS Ohio Youth Proving Sen-, sation ot the Winter Golf Tournaments . Uy Tnihot dr. ; ( Associated Press SportM Wrllor) j HAN ANTONIO. Tex.. I-Vb. S (AP) Oensinoro Shale, almost ! unknown until he won the J.os An- X'el' M open less than a month aim, ; stood forth today as .the sensation of tho winter month tournaments. He had a cashier's cheek for $lf, (inii In his pocket, first prize in tho Texas open, and definitely had ronynved himself I'mm the "morn in'.''ftm.,., (fiasH.,, he younr Columbus. Ohio, star, was pupuVirly belh-veil, to have shot stmhtly above his head when he won the coast eent. Those who saw him burn down the Hrm'ken tiilKo Park coins' here the last three days realize It was a mis taken impression. He was just iM'tfUininj, to fire. Super-Perfect iulf Jf evi-r a man shot super-perfect f:oh'. It was Shuli' In the "--hole Krind 'that closi-d late yesterday. His (total of L'77 strokes tells only pari of the story. Ills rounds of J S -1; ;--7 1 over the trick par-71 layout w ere shot under a linost every imaginable 'ondltlon. On Saturday, iiv a niistinj? rain and over a sodden course, lie did a Ct, and in his final round yes terday, with three opponents rijiht on his heels and n sallery billow InK about him nil the way, ho calmly reKiFtercd par 71. off on that kind of nT. They pay While Shutt "s breath -taking name was a lliintf of beauty to the spectators. It was tough on tht' other boys, four of bis golfing corn- BUCKS AGAIN DEFEAT BAKER TlCCfWO 00 TO UOOfildi iii - 1 ! ltAi;i:it. tire 1M1 .t 1 xrt j T.i klnr :he 1 ...I In the s-cond half : ; aftvr plnyiiiK throuuluiut Hie en-I i tiro iIit-i pi iioil on e.en lenns. tin I'llUleton ll'lt-kiliooii ti ouui-tl ! .11 1 , ; ihe Mmiois w is .i ti p'li-it pl.n ittllh S.'VMI poitilB. panlono Qndrd.up with par or bet ter for' the thre-day HtriiRKlo nnd j lound thentHelveM accept I checkni In ihree fiureK. Al KripInnKi, ('hicajfo veteran: Kd imdley, Wil-i , mlneion, ld and Xenl Melntyre, i ( ImlianapoliH, nil come In with 10-1 tn Ik of 2 "in. four under par. yet ! had to con tent, with f!7an ilivlded hetweon them, t tt: ml I for ln r ! Tony M'ansro, MlinHford, N'. Y., : hud a per font 2S4, for which ho i j porlcotod :ioo. j I Two rulinif fnvoi-IteH before the! i tourru-y boKan almoht wore lost In I thn ficmiiihlc. ; Wild Hill .Mohllmrn. w inner two HlniiKht yenrH, rorelvtMt l leh than $100 for hit '2su. Jliinmi Smith, whoKo rise to tho L'olfin : lirlKhtM :iKt winter wan poinparn t bio to the prHent ono or .SUtlte, ! linlHhod with lleks nnd had nothing except icKftdM. Stover Victor In Tahoe Race; Thula Seventh T A 1 1 0 1-;. C'a 1. , I Vb. 3 (API lileher by $'.'000 and possessor for ono year of th .Marco Ilellman trophy. Hoy Stover, veteran mush er fromMcOall, Ida., rested today afler winning' tho second annual Tahoe-HIerra dog derby, the third and -final lap of.;. which was run yesterday over tho 15-mite stiow eovored course between Tahoe and Trucke.o atid return. Stover 8ent hiu team of setters across, iho finish lino lo win the annual classic In the elapsed time of 7 hours GK nilnutes and 4 sec onds. H't -flnlstieU first In each of tho threw thtrty-nillo laps, beat ing the elapsed tlmo of Km' Prlnti;. of Portland. On.. . winner of last year's race, by 41 minutes. Second place .was won by 1 7-yet-old iM-lbert (l.-oom, Itighy, Ida., youth, whoso elapsed time war; frleven minutes behind St over. Oroom negotiated the three laps In S:!:27. The youth said ho would j uso tho fl2ii0 second prize money! to buy dogs for next year's derby, j Karl Kimball, Ashton, Ida., diiv- j Inw the winning1 team used, by j Prints! hnt year, was third. Klin- j hall sent his team over the course ' in h::it:l'3. ILe won 1750. Thula Oeelun. ,of-M:Cull, Ida.,' tho only woman entrant, had hail j luck with her dogs and Hnlshed M'venlh. Kimball nosed Tud Kent, driving for the cltv cf Ogden. Vtnh. out of the money by little- more than1 11 minutes. Kent finished fourth with an elapsed time of i : 3 2 ; " t. Stover drove for tlm Sacramento chamber of commerce, while Kliu- ball represented the lU-no chain- j her. Others finished as follows: , Fifth: Fay De.lezene, Sun Fran-j cisco chamber of commerce,! S:&3:1: sixth. Kay petersoni drlv-j ing for Salt Lake City. : r : f :i : seventh, Thula. (Jeelan. Mcf all Ida.. P:S:a: eighth. Wendell Po ble. Auburn, (no time). Giis Sonnenburg Challenges All KUNT. Mich.. I'Vli. 3 (Al') Clua tn -vtv Ju-avswi'lKlit uri'KUirr In Uin worltl. Informi'd that tho nutloilul box UK; uwooliuiun hail barri'il him ns rlinmploit for failure to milt Its llinlniition tmirnaiiioiit. Knnni-n-itfvK tuiiil: "I'll I'nt.T any opi-n tonrnanipnt tho N. II. A. or any other wn-i-tllntf hoily nanlsi to ntuuc thuK givlnw fVi-ry tuun a t-hanco.V Monni-iihi-rsr will 'mi-yt Ht.-mloy .Sla.shik. tho slant I'ole. in a mati ll h.Tw toniwht; ICANS.tS CITV. Feb. 3 ( AP) J The Kanwis- City American Le gion's heavyweight wrestling toiir .,, uhlnli ir hones will de- j VHlop a iof!cil 0ballenger for tho crown claimed by .Ous Sinnen- ; (berg. Is sohfrduled to open hrc ; i Feb. 13. Wrestler who have, nostt-d their forfeit ?noney include f "Slrangler" l.ewirt, Stanley Staslak ! Joe Steohei and Put M;(1IH. Atumlanm Book Cover. Aluminum is usod lo cover hooks In sonic (inrta n( Afrkn. This Is done Iwviiuse llic nlr Is o ilr' tt. the hliKlliiBa ntn turtic1 Iwck liy Ihe lient and luck of luolsliirc. Tim impei- is nmilc Inscot-pronf, hoiii Iri'Uled wllli n chiIioiihIi" of soihi soluilon. rrnvlilrnrc .Inurnal. CItc Th.m t Chase p sluill rnili'nvor to Rlvc mir ihllilrcn some of the inenns hy which ihcy cun Irliiniph over Ihclr cnvli'onuicnt, innklnir life incniiliie fill nnd iltli nnd vnrlcil iik ilicy live It from day to ilay, Wonianii j Home t.'ompnnlon. ! Summiug It Up I The host wny to have permanent i pence with Iho world Is not tn ex I poet iimi much of II, not to he nfinid j of II. nnd so far ns one can with out self-deception. M'c Ihe good in I It. j American King of Song j Stephen folllns I'uster Is iisii- , ; nll loiislderiMl Hie ci'aiest kdiil' j writer thm Auierlca has inlureil. 1 He wrote more limn I'M smis, tour j I of wiili h lire .1111 kinmn aniiinil the erorld. Hor.e Seme, bat No Hone i All economist nmkos :in lmpn 1 sinned plea lor inininoii scum, in II ..i.i no tine : , have ihhiiiihiii si ii- nil .iloim Hie 1 line even lo those who drhe on 1 the roads tlml eoiiiinoii retire litis liullt. !. Anfiles Times. Get Acquainted Any f;irmrr should he ahle To nmii" liflv hlnls ..Itliollt lent Ins Ills uork to hl.il Ihetn. mid he sli.Milil know II hllMllN-'l if In lul.e s llitle li'tie to lok for lli.io. farm ami Klreslde. 50,000,000 SHOW That's the sum beiug spent on broadcasting this year Lifetime of enlertsiiiiKcnt itli , , T-l vw 111 il jYERY turn of the light! You have a front-row seat when you own a 1930 Atwater Kent .... Only a Screen-Grid Atwater Kent can give you Atwater Kent natural tone, Atwater Kent pott er, Atwater Kent depend ability. We're placing this truly fine radio in homes all around you. You don't have to pay a cent more than the price you see liere to get the lies! reception in the world. Just sec it try it here! Liberal Terms Satisfaction Guaranteed . t CARE FURNITURE CO., Inc.' Baseball Kings Gather At New York Sessions NKW VOItQ, FiTt. 'S (AP) A jood part of ihe baseball fratern ity was in .New YurU today pre pared to talk and perhaps to trade. Tho International and Kastern leaguev. meet today but most inter est h; in tin annual schedule meet ing of the National league at tho Commodore hotel tomorrow, . Kxcepl for tho schedule itself iho National league is confronted with little business of importanco although there was a possibility that M'veral trades, under consid eration for some time may bo com pleted, before the meeting breaks tip. I ia me rumor has It that the Pittsburgh Pirates are ready to trade Umieinh ('.rimes, star rk'ht Announcing ' Pendleton - Walla Walla - Lewiston Spokane Yekima Bend Portland Baker Boise-Twin Fails Pocatello Salt Lake City 3 Trips Daily to Pendleton and Way Pointr S Trips Daily to Baker and Way Points 2,Thru Trips Daily to Portland and Wav Points. Poeatello, Salt Lake City and Way Points. CCoTfatni!ewT;ton1':ilm?,nM n l "A om Coour d'AlertS, i-ouax, lewiston, I ullman, Moscow, Walla Walla and Way Points.', .SpokaneY'akinrf. nit 1' "Hv""' L an,i from Kcnnewick, rn.ro. hpokane, Yakima, hllcnsburgr, Wcnatchce and all Yakima Valley Points. Connection, are made at Arlington to and from Hoppncr, Condon, Fossil and all John Pay Valley Points. Connection, a made at The Dnllcs to and from Prinevillc, Pend, Klamalh tails and all Central Oregon Points ancomer, o. U, and Way I'oints North and Salem, Coi-ni Kuecne, Koseburg, Medford, Sacramento San Francisco, lo, Angeles and Tali n ay Points South. COBifrni2.nc5 5"? rt'1 M'pto t0 'rom Denver. Omaha, Kansas City, SU Louis, Chicago, New York ami all Ktutern. Cities. Motor Coaches S?n,, ln1; !2:5 a- m-; 1 alia Walla .... 10:15 a. m. ; 1 Lewiston 10:15 a. m.; 1 iwiKituu 10:1.) a. m Vakima 10:15 a. m ;. -10:15 a. m.; 6:50 p. m. """ m.; 3:30 p. m. ; siar'p'.'m! Portland Baker ... Boise a. ni Salt Lake City 10:10 a. m'. Inquire at Stage Depot f ir rales and schedules to nil points Kxpres. Shipments Carried on All Schedules Columbia Gorjro Slap;e Depot Kirn and Jefferson Sts. rhonc Main Tvn COLUMBIA GORGE MOTOR COACH SYSTEM r.irk and YamhiU ll l ''ml..6. inrt 'fnudi-l ymi linva ' til whys tvnttti'U ftiryvw hume, only Complcle dial a new thrill, new de WniTWd 'Spit b:lHvV ' Idr ' a."KOcond ' I Ui'M'Miian who can combine a little ' hitting with his fielding. Crimen, I aei-oruing to reports, as asking a contract of Sl'ii.uno for the IlKta j reason, a price that Harney Drey j fuss, owner of the Pirates, hardly j will be inclined to pay. The Pi- , i rates may find a market for . i tirltiK-s in Cincinnati, j la2zy Vance Is another pitcher j whose future appears a bit clourt i cd. It is under.-tood the Brooklyn j Pot. Ins are trying to shave about i Sf.uiio pff the contract they gave I tin. da..Ier last year and Vance 1.: believed to have balked. A trado miht solve this difficulty although there is more than a little douht an to whether Wllle-rt Kobinso-i would lei the speedball king go at any price. Calvin Conlidtfe is going to Wt-ilo -i )titnl v r.f I lw. 1 'lilted 'states in 5 no words. Well, If any body can do it. Cal can. New Service by - , Leave Ln Grande On. Round :0n P- m.: 6:50 p. m.-$2"25 $3.40 :00 p. m 3.7.-, .-,.65 :00 p. m! "ZZZ 7.25 10.90 ..S.75 13.1' . 7.3(1 12.65 . S.00 12.05 .. 1.80 2.70 . 7.10 10.65 .19.13 31.90 rortland. Oregon