La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 26, 1934, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, April 26, 1934 ANGELS SHOW NO LET-UP OF FAST PACE IN LEAGUE By Tlie Aswu'lafed press Loe Angeles walked off with the 1933 Coast league pennant, sold out fielder "Tut stalnback to the Chi cago Cubs and broke up the circuit's best pitching staff by sending Buck Newsom to the St. Louis Browns and Wyn Ballou and LeRoy Herrman to San Francisco. Despite this. Manager Jack Lelivelt has a 1934 pennant contender that Is setting one f the fastest early sea son, paces In the league's history. Louis Garland shut out Sacramen to with eight hits yesterday. 5 to 0, to boost the Angels' victory total to 19 against 4 defeats. At Seattle Johnny Bablch won his own gamo for the Missions by sing ling in the ninth and going home on Bud Haley's single. Bablch limited the Indians to 7 hits In hurling the Reds to a 3 to 1 win. Son Francisco made It two straight over Oakland, 0 to 0, as Sad Bam Gib son pitched a masterful 4-hit game, striking out nine of the opposing batters. Rain forced postponement of the Hollywood-Portland game. Dr. P. T. Glbbs, 82, Mexico. Mo., physician, celebrated his fiftieth an niversary In medicine by moving to n new office. The University of Iowa has a vol ume of metallurgy, autographed and translated from Latin by former President Hoover and his wife. Closing Out All Bulova Wrist Watches JJS-.lt'U-i'l lliilnvn IVKIST W ATCH JS0.7S Value $17.95 l.l-Jewel Magnetic WHIST HATCH 0IA Pf f" $3.".(0 Value la-Jewel Ortien WHIST WATCH ?50.0I) Iteg. $33.75 17-Jewrl Illinois Uagurltc Willeh (gfiJQ WffJ S.-1-.-.0 Keg. ..... ipO&tiD FOR QUICK Gentlemen's Solid gold mountings with stones of Onyx, Heinotltc, Sar donyx. Double-Head Cuincos, Regular values to Your choice BUY NOW Hollow Ware 937.50 4-pc. Sterling Tea Set Now at $19.75 .l-rirrr Hammered COI'I'EK TEA SKT, SI2.3U Value, Now $9.75 S.-..00 ('OPI'KR SKItV INli TKAV, Nun $3.95 To Baseball Standings ; Cotut League W. L. Pot. Los Angeles 19 4 .826 Mission ...... 15 7 .682 San Francisco 13 9 .691 Sacramento 10 12 .455 Oakland S 14 .391 Seattle 8 14 .364 Hollywood 8 13 .331 Portland 6 15 588 YesterUny'a Kesulta Hollywood at Portland, postponed. At Seattle 1, Mission 2. At Lou Angeles 5, Sacramento 0. At San Francisco 9. Oakland 0. 'American League ' W. L. Pet. New York 5 2 .714 Detroit 4 2 .606 Cleveland 4' 2 .686 Boston 4 3 .671 Philadelphia - 3 6 .375 Washington 3 5 .376 St. Louis - 2 4 .333 Chicago 2 4 333 Yesterday's Result At Detroit 2, Chicago 3. At New York 3. Philadelphia 2. . At St. Louis 1. Cleveland 6. Boston at Washington, postponed. Nutiumil League W. L. Pet. Chicago 7 0 1.000 New York 8 1 .857 Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 Brooklyn ' 4 '3 .671 Boston 4 3 .671 St. Louis 1 6 .107 Cincinnati 1 6 .143 Philadelphia 0 7 ,000 Yesterday's Results At Chicago 6, Cincinnati 1. At Boston 9, Brooklyn 4. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, postponed. New York at Philadelphia, post poned. Ladies' Rings fop Graduation Solid gold two-tone mountings In all different stones. Sap phire, Topaz, AmythpHt, Rubles, Garnets, etc. Regular $12.00, on sale $7.95 These rings must lie seen to be appreciated. DISPOSAL MEN'S STRAP WATCHES AT SLASHED PRICES EI.OIX or WAI.THAM, ?S5.(I0 Values... $17.75 S35.00 WALTHAM $19.75 liwewel Grue $35.75 ?.-,.-,.() Value. 17-Jewel Illinois Stio.00 Value ... $39.75 AND SAVE Pewter Cocktail Shaker Quart size. Long wearing and practical. Get one now. Reg ular $:..75. On Mile $2.98 Cowboy Heinz Wrestles Here Tonight Members of the Elks lodge will witness a wrestling card Uils eve ning, with Cowhoy Ilehiz, of Portland (pictured above), meeting Hoh Don in r, both lulritllcwefKhts, In the main event. EIGHTY OR MORE PRIZES OFFERED AT SHOOT SUNDAY About 80 prizes possibly more, 'Both" cadh 'and merchandise, will be offered to winning shooters at the La Grande Gun. club's registered merchandist shoot next Sunday. April 29, at Lone Tree, occordlng to an nouncement today. To high guns on all targets, first prize of a $10 fly rod 1b offered, sec ond prize $7 In cash and third prize, a hunting dog picture. If time permits doubles and skect will be shot, and prizes will be award ed In these events in proportion to the number of entries. All shooters who plan to participate In the mer chandlBt event are urged to be at the grounds early. The shoot is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a. m. This shoot Is one of the most Im portant of the year for the local club, of which Dr. G. L. Biggcrs is presi dent and Floyd Lanning is secretary. PENDLETON WILL' SEND TRACK TEAM PENDLETON, Ore. (Special) The same 18-man track team which last Saturday turned back Walla Walla, La Grande and Mac-Hi In a quad rangular track, and field meet on the Round-Up field will go (to La Grande thl3 Saturday to compete against teams from Baker, Milton and La Grande In the second quadrangular meet of the season. Each of the Bucftaroos who won points in the meet last week will make the trip and several younger athletes who are ex pected to be point winners next sea son. Coach Clarence Hines has mado a few shifts In his entry list this week as a result of the team's showing last Saturday.- In order to add some strength In the low hurdles and save Orval McCormmach for the relay the Pendleton mentor has withdrawn Mc Cormmach from tlie 440 and entered him in the low hurdles. McCorm mach, a regular winner In the high sticks, runs second to Galloway in the lows and to expected to place In that position at La Grande Saturday. Galloway, who won the low hurdles and the broad Jump lost week, will not run In the 220 Saturday. He fail ed to place In last week's meet and If he does not run the 220 is expect ed to turn In a better performance in his specialties. The Pendleton entries, with their events, are as follows: Ralph Bond, shot and discus; Bob Bond, high Jump: Roy Doble, polo vault, high hurdles, low hurdles: William Eosary. 880: Dean Galloway, low hurdles, broad Jump, relay; Cread Oilchrist, shot, discus. Javelin: Gerald Graybcal, 100, high Jump, broad Jump; Blllie Isaac, 100. 220, broad Jump, relay: Raymond Keller, mile; William Lar gent, 8S0, mile; Philip Lasnen. shot, discus. Javelin; Jlmmle McClure, high and low hurdles; Orval McCormmach. pole vault, high and low hurdles, re lay; James McLoughlln, 220, 440; Harold Rosenberg, pole vault, shot, discus; Francis Schmidt, high Jump: Harold Scarce?, 100, 220, relay; Reg gie Snyder, 880, mile. Two residents of Dalhart, Tex., narrowly escaped drowning when their motorcar crashed Into a fire plug and the eight-inch stream of water shot into the car through the broken windshield. LK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GKANDEL PRE. BENEFIT DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT The First Ward M. I. A. will spon sor a dance Friday night, beginning at 9 p. m at the L. D. S. Recrea tional hall for the benefit of the La Grande playgrounds movement. Good music is promised and the public Is invited to attend. HETTY IiAXLEY DRESSES Nlre lot of new Voiles, for any afternoon. Dainty CHIFFON VOILES licff nnil orgumly trilmiliril mil chiffon. See FALK'S exemplification of the Old and New in Fashions, at the Century Of Progress Fair at the Odd Fellows Hall April 28th and 29th "La CLASSIFIED ADC TBI MA&KBT PLACI OF UNION WALLOWA COUNT 1M (Oount five .wag word, to Uta line.) Pw ling, l.t lcwruoo 1M Per line, cub added ooiimo utlr. Inaertlon T. Mlnimnm charge on oo. order FOR SALE FOR 8AL1E Netted Gem eeed pota toes from certllled seed, 60o sack. Call Main 793. 4-26-1 tp U. 8. NO. 1 NETTED GEM seed po tatoes, (13.00 ton, bulk. J. P. Stein beck. 4-26-3 t. U8ED PLAT TOP DESK $14.75. Good bicycle $15.75. Lawn mowers $3.95 up. Bohnenkomp'a Exchange Dept. 4-26-1 t. 6 AORE TRACT, fruit trees, berries, shrubbery, lawn. Good 6 room mod ern home with basement. Choice suburban Irrigated property. Con venient terms. Williamson & Berry. 4-25-3 t. 3 BURNER, smooth top gas range, with oven. Nearly new. Cheap for cash. Phone 807 W. 4-26-2 t. OR RENT 1 acre, well Improved, close In. Good 6 room house. Ph. 317 R. 4-25-4 tp. POR SALE 0 row white winter bar ley and Markton oats seed. Farm. 20 X. 4-23-4 t. SCRATCH PAPER for aohooi or home at the Observer, a pads for Ao. 9-14-t i LUST LOST OR STOLEN Red and white Springer-Spaniel dog. Reward. Ph. M. 72 during day or 198 M after 0 p. m. . 4 -25 -3 t LOST Diamond ear screw, Mrs. Frank Harris. Reward. 4-25-3 t. TWO BICYCLE RIDERS HIT LAST EVENING Two boys riding bicycles were hit by automobiles last night In La Orande, but fortunately, neither of tho boys was hurt. - ' Robert Walker, of Klondike, Ore., was hit at Adams and Depot at 7 p. m. by a air driven by Corwin Beery, who said that tlio bike carried no lights and lie did not see It In (time to avoid an accident. A boy whose name was not learned, appeared in front of J. E. Stearns car at 9:30 p. m, at Adams and Second. Stearns said he applied the brakes but? could not avoid a collision. The boy's bike was only slightly damaged. . SPORT DRESSES $10 New shipment of Silk Lin ens that can be tubbed all sizes in all pastel shades. You'll adore them. Sport Dresses $15 Washable silk and novelty stripes and plain colors. Ex cellent for street and any sport. $1.9 enough from 14a to 62a lHk like $2.95 Others at 13.93 7a Grande's Better Store" RATES BY MOUTH 9 llnna, per month ' 8 Unee, per month 4 line., per month 6 llnne. per tribnth 1.80 -8S -ea.00 M.7C ton additional line over tlvt charged at SOo per Una per month. FOR RENT OLD MARBLE SHOP property at S and Greenwood. E. C. Davis, 702 3rd. 4-26-3 tp. TWO ROOM furnished apartment with bath. 1405-7th St. 4-26-t f. MODERN apartment, wired for elec tric range, 1904 Oak St. 4-25-3 t POR RENT 6-nn. mod. house, 1 acre, born. Inq, 1002 M Ave. 4-25-3 t. POR RENT Mod. furn. apt. at 1427 i Wash, Inq. 2706 N. Plr. 4-25-3 tp 3-RM. PURN. APT. Ph. 452 J. 4-25-3 tp MISCELLANEOUS WE WILL CLEAN UP your ashes, pa pors, etc. Good service, reasonable prices, a. E. Towcry. Ph, 455 W. 4-20-t f. LAWN MOWERS sliarpened. Wo buy used mowers. Lockwood Cyclery. 4-13-1 m. WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE. The Dal les Film, store. A. A. Pldler, mgr. Ph. 685 J. l-31-t f. WANTED INDIAN HEAD pennies of all tlntas wanted. Wo pay up to $47 each. Send 10c for buying catalog. Num ismatic Company of Chicago, Box 1213, Chicago, 111. 4-20-1 tp A WAREHOUSE olovator. Write Box E, Observer. 4-25-2 t. WOMAN to keep house. 405 Fourth St. 4-25-2 tp LADY WANTS WORK on ranch or In home. 2U0-lst. Ph. 370 M. 4-23-0 tp. FURN., HDW., clothes, tires, stoves, old gold. Anything used. D. Zim merman, 3-16-1 m. RAINFALL NOW AT .31 OF INCH Moro rain fell last evening, bring ing th0 total In La Grande for throe days to .31 of an Inch, and thorough ly dampening tho top soil In this section. Partly cloudy weather with moderate tcmiratures was forecast for Eastorn Oregon tonight and Fri day. I am DK. SCIIOLL'S Pcrsonnl Representative will be at FALK'S SHOE DEPT. May 3rd Bring your foot troubles to him. There in a correction for every foot ailment. Let-Oversrom Ward Week Here is your opportunity to (at prices that are even AVeek Specials. 2 Only Boys' Raincoats One Lot Women s Novelty Shoes 1 Group Women's Arch Support g Ji v .Shoes i i.roup m line lieucn Sandals ........... 1 Lot Men's Athletic Union Suits 1 Lot Men's Wash Trousers ... 1 Croup Hoys' Knit One - Union Suits 1 Lot Men's Work Shoes 3 Only 5-Tubc Mantel gf 4 m f Radios ..,..$1888' II Only Occasionid Chairs 6 Only Table Lamps ... 1 , 3 Only Occasional Tables Lamps Mirrors"'!'? 1 Only Tapestry Davenport, Chair i i 1 Lot Men's Belts !J Only Luggage Racks '4 Only Coffee Tables 1 Only Model T Radiator 2 Only Chevrolet Radiators 4 Only Radiator Cleaner 5 Only 5-lb. Cans Grease 12 Only Dust Cloths 2 Only Chevrolet Con Rods 1 Lot 2-Wire v 1 rl aUCtB VdlHC 4 winy iauics Lieainer &noe &oies 2 Only Ward a tl Lmsets 1!) Only Cardcn Hose Nozzle Spray 2 Only Mail Boxes 250 feet Rayon Extension Cord 4 Only Ladies' Spring Coats Spring Coats . . . f, Only Ladies' bpnngtoats lie sure and attend the I. O. 0. F. Miniature "Century of Progress" Show Friday and Saturday of This Week .T.tiiaatiai.iHBa rw a w.t. Page Seven get some good merchandise lower than our recent Ward each aW gtm j& -kb. fl 69 2U$ 19 Piece 19 $2.39 '$1.29 $.lo48 ....$fl0I9 ' a each EfPC each each each jM f r?A Mi A. II. Jl3' 'C pair eacn m each each 3 feet 4? CS . $ 28 4 i Wq& -ng tiv; aT.var. 11 mi 69s 15c 50c