La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHILL'S Attend tliu American L.-kIoii WILLIAMS AND MAILS SIGNED Portland Coast le ague Tddfo Secures. Two For Jtter'Big Leaguers. KA-N JOfcK, Cnl., Apr. 1 (A.P) Nick WllllaniH, nmnnHcr of tlio In n KranriHi'u Kcul;-- lunt. nlKlit con firmed tin report l tut t I lit I'ort lu ml Kciivcih hutl uirchnne(i Wal ter "'1 he Grunt" M:ill, wiuthpaw pUchor, Matli will report lo Miiw tiiftiv l.uiry. Woodiill ut tin liiuv- -ii- hvvo. toddy. . I K'on WIUIiwiim, form or )Ak lcnKiin f luKlhR (iliirii')itcr hUR fiercpletl ! jt I'ortluiul contract fop liiao. nc- Ifom Willmtiji nl hit ' Viomo In (Jinntr Vutm, Ore, anil will report here '1 huimhiy. Portland Back In Hockey Title Hunt VANCOI' VKIt. It. t. Apr. I Al') I'laylnff determined hockey from Kiart to flnlwh, I'nrtland'M Ituck- I : dir : Spit is a horrid word J ' 'i t - -t vf i: sJ'ff ' 1 A V''4P "'fi CONTSPIT I. it lib ."'4 Ml . ? iit SI1 ' ' fSV ' 'Sl Ki wm 0F HEALTH I TIiouhiiih! of men who would gladly trounce a spiHer eauglit in the net continue, iicvci'lhelexs, to aecept ei gars rolled ly ilirly fiiigei-s and tip Jietl ilh sjiil! And remeinlier more limn half of nil eipii'H made in this ciiunlfvare nuuleby haiul, and there fore snhjeet to the risk of spit! Certified Cremoprotrclsyouagainst this abomination! F.very lobaeco lenf entering the clean, miniiy Cer tified Cremo fttctorieH !h Heientili cully (rented hy methods developed by tIicUnil?dStntcK Government dui inif, the Miir. And iln purity is mife guarded along every step ofthe way by umayjng iiivenlitins that fttil, wrap miVAmwte.nClt.rCo: SPORT SWEATERS For Spring Wear Adorable new sweaters flaunting- modernistic new designs, adapta tions of the smartest new creations brought out by the best sweater designers, new colors and patterns.' $3.95 Auxllliii'y Duiicm April lfcU arooK, Kot Imclt into the Jaclflc eoaHt league hockey (lite hunt, by defealliiK Vaheouver I.lonH 3 to 1 In the third ' iftimo of the final play-off HeilCH lanL night, tt waft the HneltH' flrat Herle victory,, the Mono having won tho flrHl two Karnes by .one Kal niarlnH. The champloiiHhlp will (fo lo tho teanj winuinjf Ihreo ftaiueH. Tho teau:p move o Portland for ihe fourth -Kaiue ThurBilay nltfht. - IjihI blxhl'H itnnic wan h'd up twice while )w Ice wuh cleared of art Icier, toyned on ho Airfare by the Iiato fans who took excep- Hon to rullriKK of Iteferco Iekey Ion which adversely affected Van- ttouver'd foituneH. : ' . I NIGHT FIGHTS ' Hy the Associated I'hnm Philadelphia Jack CnRunn, Ilositon. atopped Jerry (Tufl'y) OiirntiiH, HimiK city,-la.. cj. HOHton Hrtice Ilowern, New Itochellc, N. V.. outpointed Herman l'erllck, Kfllamiizno, MU'b., (10); Ify Diamond, ItOHton, nut pointed Henry 1'erllclt, ICnlauiAitoO, Mich., (10). . t'hlcago T'al Moore, Memphis, TennM nutpolnted Hobble Alien, t'hlcaeo. ()a)i Kver Hauuiier, (,'hl- is a but it is worse on the end of . . the war against Spitting is a crusade of decency . . . join it. Smoke CERTIFIED GREMOi Certified THE GOOD 5 CIGAJ& ,THAT AMERICA NEEDED Tilson Defends Administration; Accuses Demos WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 AI') .Mnjui-iiy J.oiiiler Tilnon of tin- hoiinc Ih Hporifnr fin l ho nxwrtlon thnt (Iciuocidt c review o' .1'rcMltlent HnoVer'H flrnl. year have be?n marked ly "hucIi a concealment of frurtrt ilk tit make It fipiH-iit- that i ilhre htiH been a utiullert effort at! J mlwi(-prewnt;itlon." ! "Ho that the nit ua turn may In , j elariri. -d. ami the record kept j Ntraltjht," he nalil Iti a Htatenient I lHiiefl for puhlleatiun hern, I I Hht herft no mo of the liijih HnhiK nf ( j tho 1 Kitlat li c proponalK reeom- ' mendi'd hy J'iejtunt Ifoover and pawwed by emiKh lie enumerated nix flemn: Tax reduction, farm relief, the. public , bulldlru?H bill, eniiKi'eMNional renp 1 portlonment, road Improvement . lettlrdatlon and the net extnltllshinK a pernmnent fed e in I radio cnmnlH- lon. The roadft and Iniildintr tncuxurc, ho Haiti, repreKeat the govern nivnl'it contribution to butdnejoi Ktabllity and to tho comprehensive program "which 1'renldent Hoover propoivd ho promptly and energetically after tho mock market orunh Inst fall as a mcrimt of restoring confidence and allnvlating unemployment." Tilson ala Muted nmonx tho ad ministration' upeompllfdimentH the udoptlon of tlb'j new Haitian policy, .after a Htndy of the nltuatlon by I nrcflldeiitlal eotamiKslon. j ym farm relief bill panned lat jKummer In conformity with the preNldent'rt recoinmendutioiiH, he Hald, Jum "aln-iuly brrtUKht help and courawe to aKriculHire." lie ' Kftw an illuHlrallon of tho board'n ' ability to anHltl tho farmei-H in "the ' rneent embryo, wheat panic" which , Jf left alone, he Hald, "Might have preolpitated a major disturbance In commodity prlceH Keneially." fiiRTO, outpointed Sid Conn. Can ada, H). New Vork Jimmy MeMahon, New York, outpointed Al llryant, Newark, N, J (Hi).. l.QUifiville Jaelilo DuKnn, I.ouIh vllle, fiutpoluled Artie M'cCunn, New" York, (Hr); Hill Tbonms, I.oiiIhv111o, knocked out Krankle Jonet,, Indlanupolis, ( Hi). Tul.ia, t)i(la. i'aul Hwldernki. Huffalo. N. Y., outpoiuled tieore j Hiiflman, New York, (Hi). - I'lttnhuiKir Joey (.loodumn, Cleveland, outpointed Johnny .Mellow,- Detroit, ( IH). your cigar and tip the cigars without the possi bility of pit! Try a Certified Cremo nee bow wonderfully good it Isl IWude of the choieont,tenderest leaves that theerop aflonlN, we elaiui Certified Crcir, c'i quality is tastier than that of m-v other cigar. Don't let its Ee yi stand in your way. uuv phtii lias in mind a cigar like Ccriii. Cremo when he weomineiids a li;. siiuike in place of heavy brand.-. Crush-proof. . , immaculate . . . t'oi wrapped . . . Certified Cremo is tlx; kind of cigar the bite Vice-President Marshall undoubtedly ns thinking of when be said: "VS bat this country needs in a good 5c cigar." LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK, LA GRANDE, ORE. Strong Track Team Expected j At Pendleton! i'i;ii .TON. (Ire., Apr. I Hp , 1 rial) Th'Te are good looking pron p( ctM il'hl Dow for I rack hucci-hh ; nl 't jni let mi llili hcIioo) with ; M Vi'Hil lettcrmeu 1 .iv.iilnble I'm' 1 tin cinder nejiHin, Wi lhl men. hurdler and Jump- ! ' the HkMh with 'IVinpIc a likely vnfilling candidate, ruilinrgcr, I'ln yon and hel'cw ai-e prHpiclK for poliiit. In tlx- dhlaiifi- ami middP dlidanri raei'H. Mi'InniK, Ktn.'di- and Mill are e.iiidLdatet. for hiiidle entiipetli Inn, To Per Ih a HNontf imii tender fin' vaultliiK ImnoiH while K'lddi-r, Ar-ti-hur n, (liiyll and .'( t-mple are Juntplir; landidau-r. ' ' I a Crande's ehamplonshiii team, ! I unbeaten In Kantcm Oregon in , five years. Ik eehediMed lo go to , l'eiidbtou mi A il'. 10 for a dual cohtcHt with the HucVaroos, J Madison Square Garden Planning I lllrtTinUr KntllPQ . UUlUUlSl. UaLtIC . . NKW Y(H1K. Apr. I (AH) ' MadiMn Hiiian Dpnlon iilaus a half dozon Id 'battles'- fir . the HtSU o'tldoor Pi-HMUl and dat-H fjrj twr ut tbetn have been I'iM-rl. " j .Max Hehmellng tuid Jack Shar-j key arc X: nice: fur the heavy-J w fvht chair, iloiishlp at the Yan- l(ee Kladium June I '1 and Sammy Mandell. liuhtwelghl Idmr, will de feud his ,1111c against Al Singer, In the fame arena July 17. - In addlLinn Die (lardci) pin nJ a flyweight battle between Mblget Wolgast of Philadelphia and I'Vanlvie (lenai o nf New York; a lifalch for Kid Chocolate either auainst' Hat Haltallno, feather weight, champion, or sonio good lightweight: a welterweight match between Jackie Fields tllle-lold-er. and .lluiiny Aldl.arnln; and pos sibly a. tussle between the heavy weight behemoths, I'rlmo Camera and Yictorlo Cmnpolo. JTAXSKX WINS SI! ATT IK. Apr. I (AH) Char lie Hansen. Seattle heavywellit wreslle.v .defeated Charlie Stracl;, Kt'llwater. okla., and Howard Can tonwlne won over Nicholas WI coff. giant Kmslnu, in a double ipnln evi-iu here last night, Nefth- Slrnck nor Wlcoff " " Don't Risk! Neglect! Kidney Disorders Are Too Serious to Ignore. "V TATCI 1 your kidneys! Sluggish W kidneys fuil to rid the blood of impurities and permit slow poi soning of the whole system. If troubled with backache, bluddcr irritations and getting up at night, don't take chances! U: Doan's Pills at the first sign of disorder. Used for more than 50 years. Praised the world over. 50,000 Users Endorse Doan's: Mr,. O. A. Winter, 1143 N. Topflkn St., Wichita, Knii.., vnyMi 'l hutl mtli kvqk iMck.clic. 1 trniilti Ininily do my huuicwnrlt, Htrau.clir, Mriv trftiurlit nutl my IdUn.y. Were iriesuluT. lian'n I'ill. BticnKtlicunl my back .lid reuUlrd my kidiiey.." JACK GAGNON UPSETS DOPE ms iiftir lint t,n 1 J tV ilM UUU i . - I'll 1 1. A l'ti, Apr. I (Al) .lack (lanon, Krnneh-r'anadiaii Iiravyxw IkIk from Morton, wax re- i1nv the eonKi'atulatlonM -f friend, today In accomplishing otn- of tin1 mom Hiirpriin;r I'utrll iHtle npMelK In thiM vfelnily In a liinu lime. in a tioiit in W'"iieh he wuh wen- only xecomf bent. ! he Mrored a lei bnii al klim-Uniit ove; Tnffy flrifffih the hU:h!y n-xaided heavy widKbt eon tender from Hlou.x Kail. Iowa, In the Flxth round of a. scheduled ten round bout at the arena Inst niifht. (laKiion had Orintilix rocdinx; around the riutf when itei'eree l 'lummy Itellty mepped In to navel. VnlTy from poSHllde weriouw III lurv. 1 he Towan, comlnif to make hi debut hero with a recurd of 'Ah knoekoiit victoilen In fights," and only one serious setback to) iiutr a brilliant cari-er, proved snr- j ptihingly easy prey !or the right handed smoshe's of Cm so-called i j Caliili'k set-up. j HirmiliKham, Ala. Hattllng Ho-i i zo, Hirminghnm, outpointed Jimmy j j Hryne, Louisville, ( Hi). i -.r : , i i At..w i,.. Mi i i... ii.i. Kiance, .ouipointed Tomtny i Hock" at South Hcnd, to Manches- :,.,Vw.,i.y , ,.Usi)Uri.h ,(,,. . !ter..N. If., where Unrry o'Hoyle j ' ' ; has sinned to roach basketball and AI'KII, KOOLS AUK NOT Abaseball as well as football at St. HIT DIFKWK l-JNT KHOM AI.H I Anselni's nehonl. T1IM OTIIKK KIND. ' Our Idea of a. superman Is one who could go a whole day without violating' some law. r Building Prograca . Otavs itial iiluinlinim skyscrapers urtr predicted for the near future. In other words, pohig after both lik'bt and lightness. rittshtirglt Host-da-iette. ' by Alan J.CSould j 'laklng a. number of factors in- It. consldiMatlon, the value of the ! eterait J niiuny Dykes to Connie Macl'.V. worhr champion Athletics1 i lit. i-.IK- imii' In. nvoi'.n.xl im:tf I (Jordon Cochrane, Al Simmons' and Jimmy h'oxx happen to be a' trio of Important dally cogs In the; machine, not to overlook the tin- j portunee of Hubert Motes Grove , and George I'larnshaw. but Dykes I i: unuuewlbmjildy the sparkplug'. t?ie pepper-pot and the "barbet" oi the A's, b.esides being a great I and versatile inflehler. Cochran-) generally cotistiiereii aggressive, and he is, but .Mickey or "Mike," as the players call him, is a shrink lag violet compared t" Dykes. , I. trot .... A..Hr,ii ..u ..-..il .... ..,. r..l " " " ' " I of livt.-f. Pilitff Mltlinir nn tin1 bi uch with the A's in an exhibi tion gi 1 1 1 ic with the Cn rd 1 n a I s at Hradcnton. I ykcs not only had something to say to each and ev ery one of his team-mates, from the bench or from hlr post at third lull, be kept up a running fire. of 1 chatter toward the opposing out fit. "You get on. kid, I'll bring you in." Jimmy remarked to a rookie imleldcr. The rookie did his part and so did Irykcs but Jinuny was fit to be tied when Hosier Sum li t failed to score, from second on hlf (Jimmy's) bungle to right. A.: lAixx came back lo the bench arter belting one of Slierdel's pitches to distance leri-eenter, a liit that would have been a home tun in any .major league park. Dykes remarked: ' Nice popf!y, Foxx. When nre you going to start hitting?" Ilyl;i-. who will le 34 this yriir, hrin with tho Atlih'tlcs Uiiik-i't- thnn nny of tho Mnckmon i-x-i coi.t I-Milio I'nllinH ninl t'y rci-k-iiv. .lim.ny is still Koinj,- stronir. MOTH KHS, limb's Oh nil piviiH event of the xvt-on I It mean- thnt Itciv arc mrny, many jwilr, orrcittl at one vulnc prkv tf $1.98 AND $2.45 1'OOTWT.AIt Tor RlrU anil lHilvnr fur lxt? . In nil tlo. In all Icfllhcr nntt lit Muck or hnvns. n f-i m These arc the Simplex quality of high grade footwear in discon tinued values for $2.95 and $3.50 91.08 and $2. t5 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP apparently at the height of IiIh raiee.'. while tiie nttur two ar rtii i-il from n Kular duty. I.ajt ! year. I tyucr iiaiieu 1 nr hept mark of hU -ntlu i:'-year ! can-er in llic urijoi'K, all npi'lit j with the .Vh. Hi- filled in at Mlmrt i "nil second bav In emerK-enele "ad plnyi d eah poHlUnn with the nniiie skill he UfHpi;iyn when h-'m-luti down his regular Job at third LaM He ha., an arm Hi.e a Kleel whip. At the.clorte of the i:i:':t seaHon, when it came to eaj4ilnx vol en for the iimxt valuable player, I lyken received more reenu'nition tliatl any other nit inlter of the Athletic. ItauLcr-iour at bat, with a great arm and abundant fly it (in if xpirit, Jimmy HhouM have tinnthi'r (freat year, doling an iiiueh ar any indi- vidan' on tht al the top. 'I'be ltoel;ni idub to l;eep the A' Hy.steni of football eo.u-hinv ha;i Hpread abutiL iih far art It I.1'- )rtfil)e this year without ktoIii' beyond tbo eouliaes of the I'ntled Stales. . . . It covers the area now from Ci.'ilne.HvUlc, Kia.. where Charley Hachnutn coaeheH the Florida '(iatorx, to Seattle, w here Jimmy I'hi lan, forrm-r Irish quarter hack has aMMumed conuiyind al the Uni versity of Washington; from hon Angele., where -Tom Dleb has ac- eepteii the Loyola jub alter a sea- !..,. iJ.,i..i,ihi.,,r r i'i. A lino on the Hockue system abo can be stretched from Phila delphia, w here H'arry Stuhldreher Is coaching' Villanova. to the Gold en trHte.: in proximity to which Slip .MadiHon has been developing some line teams at St.. Mary's O'Koylo, a back field star at In how isHseeiy are yn interested? 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Users are receiving a firing service so reliable and so economical that Iron Fireman, in industrial sizes, on an average, ' writes itself olf the books in 30 , months on fuel cost savings aloncl An Iron Fireman engineer w ' call and survey your plant and render a report that fairly and accurately contrasts your present ' results and costs with results and costs you may expect from an 1 Iron Fireman. Ask us for this service. It is free. The Iron Fireman can be pur ascd on convenient terms. FRED SPAETH Inox FlIIEMAX C iih irv c. Tbt mjchiue that mailt coal .axiomatic fuel rac4 ffrs .i i n-.Mitn. ti'hoiinell at Holy rrw- " ' "' WHAT'S WHAT? 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 , . an important question this spring . . . and one that can well be answered after a visit to Cinderella's Showing of Correct Spring Styles 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 A Spring Hat for Every Costume $4.95 to $14.95 ,. . ;; We have planned a stun ning; collection of Spring coats. 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