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Iage Eight LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. ANGELS LEADING LEAGUE DUE TO WINSOVERDUCKS Pacific CaoM League W. Las Angeles Seattle Hollywood Mission Saa Franrlsro . Oakland Bacrstnento Portland L. Pet 0 1.000 1 1 -SO0 1 1 .500 1 I 00 1 1 00 1 I 00 1 1 00 0 3 .000 Wrdneodays Recidlt Los Angeles 5. PartUcd 4. 8an macaco 7. Seattle 3. Sacramento 3. lesion 3. Oakland 8. Hollywood 4. Bt Tim Auoriated Press Generally picked as the club to beat In Uie 1634 Coast league pen nant race. Los Angeles today was the only undefeated team In the circuit as the season entered Its third day. Although borne runs were plentiful throughout the leapue. fewer hits and fever errors snowed tighter base ball after a loosely played opening day. It was on an error that the Arurels accred a tenth Inning run to defeat ths Portland Ducks. S to 4. after Ed Bryan, Bearer pitcher, had hit a homer In the ninth Inning to tie the score. In the last naif of the tenth Dtttmar grounded to third. Bheely. Beater catcher, let English's throw roll through him and Demaree scored the winning run. All four of Port land? runs resulted from homers, BUckerby and Cox each connecting In the aereoth. the latter with on on base. After bowing to Seattle In the opening day's upset, the San Pran- I dsco Seals cards back yesterday to defeat the Indiana 7 to 3. A third inning rally In which the Seals scored fire runs piored Seattle's downfall. A circuit clout In the ninth Inning gare Oakland a 6 to 4 rlctory over Hollywocd. The Stars were leading 4 to 3. when Jack Jaekuki. Polish re cruit from Honolulu, was sent in ss , a pinch hitter and rapped out a homer, bringing In two men before him. I Another home run was responsible , for Sacramento's 3 to 3 win orer the San Pranclaco afisslona. Leo Osten berg lifted one over the fence In the eighth Inning with two on base. Upper cut 8 Win Go For "Wrestler" SEATTLE, Apr. 6 tAI - Upp-WCUt In the third and fourth, rounds gave Pat Rettly, 300. Boston, two out at thxe falls against Chief Uttle Wolf. lr6, Trinidad. Colo., hens Uat night. Forsgren Winner From Cox on Foul PORTLAND. Ore, Apr. 5 if) Ted Cox. 230. Lodl. Cal, lost on a foul in the third fall of a feature wrwrUlng match with Jack Porasrren. Vancouv er. B. C. here last night. Referee Verne Harrington awarded the match to Fongren on the basis of two low blows. TIGERS WORKING HARD WITH BIG STICK THIS YEAR If the Tiger hitters can find the offering of opposing hurlera this season as effectively ss they bare been clouting around pitchers In bat ting practice this spring, the L. H. 8. baseball team should score a lot of runs this season. That, at least. Is the opinion of fans who have watch ed the Tigers go through their paces. Robert Dixon hss been working his proteges particularly hard with the big suck, and la hoping lor a slug ging outfit. Nothing would please him better than to get a "murderers row- to functioning, because nothing strikes terror to th, heart of an op posing pitcher than to hare to face a bunch of stickers who take 'em In from any angle. The Tigers will get a chance to test out their hitting ability against Cove tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Cove, when DeBorde. veteran Cove High Hurler, begins shooting them to ward home plate. The batting lineup he will face will go something like this: Gooderham. 3. Davis, cf. Biggs. If. Walden. c. Stl'.t. S3. P. Leonard, p. Robertson. 1. P. Leonard, rf. Beck. 3. KTE W Prices .W During the month cS April, to acquaint the public with the unusual advantages and features of these famous NEW Thor washers and Ironers we are offering spe cial prices with attractive easy terms. . NO. 21 THOR Washer CASH ?4.50 Down $4.40 .Monthly You'll never again be able to buy this Thor at this low price. Large porcelain enamel tub. Agitator action washes cuffs and collars clean in from 3 to 5 minutes. Latest safety wringer. Hit No. 29-D THOR IR0NER 4f J S3? wk J Month,,- jUJU Hit new THOK Ironer with aut. (tulrC knrf tx!itnl Iron firrtthliiK from (.h-r-rls to hlrt"i. In half the time and allh one-tenth the wurV. No Mantling, lifting or pushing. Jut lt itn and feed the piece through- T lit marirl ous tin.-r--M.t-rr t ur fur onlj milaH down ui inent. liaU lire on .try tumenlrnt t-rrrn. FREE DEMONSTRATIONS Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. Phone MAIN 33 La Grande Water System To Be Installed At Island Cemetery At a general meeting of the Is land CHy Cemetery sociAtioo. it wu deckled to Install a water yirtem at the burying ground this spring. There hu been no water supply available to lot owners there and. all water needed for Irrigation, whether In large or small quantities, had to be eonveye:! there. Nathan Perrlne. of Island City, donated the pump and Zweliel received the bid for Instal lation. The Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. presented a figure for pumping coeu. The board was In structed to go ahead with the pro ject, using reasonable judgment. Merlon Kiddle, president of the as sociation, presided and explained the proposal as It had been planned by the executive board. Mr. Kiddle. W. J, Case, Dick Smith, Mrs. MiUerlng. and lira. I. Shaffer, the latter acting as secretary. Another meeting of the association will be held at the church next Tues day evening at 7:30 o'clock. Jack Dempsey Loses Ring Tilt to Woman (Continued Prom Page One) It sll started when Dempsey warned John Plummer that he would not allow any kicking of Nolsnd when the latter was on the floor. One thing led to an other and Referee Dempsey closed the argument by delivering three quick upper-cut to the chin, which ended the evening's enter tainment for Plummer. - But not for Mrs. Plummer. She was through the ropes from her ringside seat In- a second and going after Dempseys shirt snd his hslr before anybody could do anything about It. Dempsey re treated as far as the ropes would allow snd stood there for a while, proving he could still take It without raising s hand in de fense. When Mrs. Plummer really &x rrnEtnlzed. however. Dempey slipped through the ropes snd retreated into the crowd. Ll'CKY TiGEIt SKIN TONIC rorSoft Velvety Skin Antiseptic Astringent Clean up dry chapped ikn ownktht Ttackt dura tivi hcaltK. Never wdnMtmn- Comptsieo to old Kktelc Lucky Ttfltr Hair TooM- Com sruV cfajffriaet Oat bwt-bvf. - -J. IP! lis (XlSSjBlji' j today" 111 . NARROW RANGE IN STOCK EXCHANGE KZW YORK, Apr. 3 UPI With few eioernlODS. stock msrket prices mmd In an cxtremslr narrow ranee today Scsne of tn titutuea rallied and rart ous copoer Issues and specialties were more active than usual. Tne old line leaders, howerer, vers featureless. The close vas fairly steady. Trans, fers approximated 1.500.000 shares. . Closing figures included. Air Reduc Al. Chem. and Dye American Can American T. and T. Bethlehem Steel J. I. Ckee crystler . Col. O. and E. Continental Can General Motors Johns Manttlle. , Ubbey-O-Ptord Uggett and Myers B. - Montgomery Ward . Nat. DlitlU. J. C. Penney Pub. Ser. of N. J. Southern Pacific 6t. Ot! of Cal. St. Oil of K. J. Union Pacific United Aircraft United Corp. U. 8. Indus. Alco. V. B. Steel I M4 103 3 HH M'4 7H MS , 31 H 28 S 38 "4 28 129 23 14 - 624 611, I PORTLAND LHESTOCK PCStTLAKD. Apr. 5 VPl Cattle: 100; cairea 40; steers fairly actlre. Steers: Good, common and me dium. .3.66 a 1815; ndfers, common and medium. cenrs. good common and medium, U 00 t 44 SO: low cutter and cutter. 91-50 43.00; bulls, cutter, common and medium. s23.35: vealtra, good and choice. tft.OOe 7 JO: cull, common and me dium. S3.005 00; calres. good and choice. Si. 00 y 18.00: common and medium. S3 .60 35-00. Hogs: .150; steady. Lightweight, good and choice. 3.75 a; M0: medium weight. ( good and coolce, S4.00mM.5O: nesTywelgrit. good and choice, 43.00 e 44J0-. fleering sows, good S3.75a.3i0; feeder and atoczer plgs. good and choice. 43.26 e 43.75. Sheep: 700: steedT Lambs, good and choice. 40.35 410.25: med- M OO ?9J5; lambs, good and choice. M OO ts 4925; common and medium, 40.00 4825; yearling wethers. 45.00 ) 47.00; ewes, good .and choice, 43.75 a 44 SO: common and medium. 42.00 4450. - Bicycle riding has herome such a fid with winter tourist in. Miami. Pia.. that local dealers can't keep en- ough cycles on hand to supply the demand. nur : MARKET NEWS OF Tills "A i Msy July . Sept. . CHICAGO WHS AT Opca UUh lorn . JH .Ki ! ..SSHC-47 6'4 Cloas My Jply Sept. CHICAGO COBN . .4g.4St -41 -"s Thui-siay, April 5, 1934 Kl'flAR AND FLOl'R I t,)-n.A VT) Aor. 5lfl - 8unv V Cane, granulated, 44-55; fruit berry, 44 75; beet sugar. 44.45. Domestic flour Selling pn ( mlU delivery. 5 to 25-bbl lots: Benj wheat, 49s, 45.80(146.75: WeaJej ' flour, 46.85 480; otixrt! bluerte ' eO0e4S.lO: soft white pastry tiou, , 5.56s 45.70; rye, 4530: whole wW as 60; graham. 45J0a45J0. .4814 7s Msy . July . Sept. . PORTLAND WHEAT Opea High Low . "14 '4 . .7S -7 . .72 .7 .72 .73 Right on the chini Althburt! And that's where most men take it when their little women fall for "bargain counter" brands of coffee. But there's a tried and tested way to restore coffee goodness on the table and maintain peace and quiet in the family. Try this. Mister, if you're tired of wishing for a delicious cup of coffee once again: Tell your wife that the high standards of Hills Bros.' quality also insure her econ omy. Hills Bros. Coffee is so C'jnftl ISM Will till. rich in flavor, so much greater in strength, that compared cup for cup with "bargain counter" coffees, Hills Bros. Coffee does go farther. Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page Do You Know What Spring Hat to Boy? Well, here's your guide if you do . . . and your guiding star if you don't. Only authentic blocks peek their heads from these hat boxes. We can show you what other smart people are wearing and what you should wear to be la line with progress. Our special feature Mai lory hats at ?5 are find ing homes on heads that knew nothing but ?10 blocks when $10 bills stuck out of nearly everybody's pockets. TROTTER'S Spencer TRACY SHOW OFF MADGE EVANS METRO NEWS COMEDY i riv i 1 afltiiM Evesnt3:s IF YOU WEAR PRINTS, BUY THEN NOW! DAYTIME WASH PRINTS at n seawt Joan Blondell (ilonda Farrell Will be Here Fri. Sat Also Donald Novis in Operator's Opera Universal News Reporter "Buys" in Gay Rondo Prints A great selection . . . and every one adorable. Beautiful colors gay as Spring! Crisp prints . . . attractive patterns! Daintily trimmed . . . snowy organdy in ruffles, bows and capelets! Every dress is an EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. Sizes 14 to 52. AT THIS LOW PRICE THEY'RE MIRACLES OF VALUE, OUR NO. 444 5Q)D "GAYM0DE" JJ HV "GAYM0DE" PAIRS IHIose Senu-Sheer - - - Spring Shades They're quality stockings. No. 444 for the woman who wants real serviceable "SHEER" silk hose. Full fashioned of pure silk, with durable lisle tops, toe and sole. Share in this value. Sizes 8(i to 10'i. is 31
