La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 06, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 11- PAGE Six, LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER lN !Ti:i ihscoxtknt tative date has been set by the di- i- t. mi i .!, ... SFVTT1E. July A. The steamer rectors pending the will of the rain! .-ir.rtin.i-. j , ' , . . . i 'Admiral Watson arrived at Andinr- gods, for the date of the -fisn feed , Aiimirui J i i. tk. 'ase Alaska, on July 3. havlni; been must always synchronize with the.? right Mage of the 'stream,. Definite (delayed for nearly a -ecu In the trio announcement us to dates will beUor.h from SeatMe. by en, Ine and - SPORTING NEWS narhlnery troiiM'' mude shortly. was dlsiliarsed at Reward. The usual batch of priz.es will bel'he IHW of the Winp, Kin & Fleetfoot rluh Ihung for winners of the largest charged wit citing discontent will be held about .lulv M Tiiia tin. 'cntches . etc. aboard. AN E' This Flapper Leads High Life F GHT JUMLYSIS nv johxxv nii.nAi:. l-Yiillii-rwi'luht 'litni.ii.Ti. RIKOSIDK, Jorsiy IMly, N. J.. July C. The next lnlral opponent or niiiiiniilon J.'u-lt lioiiijisi'y i Ti.im my Gibbons. Gibbons would niivn p,il no a bel ter fli'bt r.Ki nisi lJotn:i"V iliiin Georges CiiT"ntler ilid. Dempsev v.on in the wi-ui.l I pro f cied In n: v N. K. A Til :'c"i nd ;'ne blofe'.s i in. I ii:i Carr."itii'r oi;t wore the l.lowb I fsreerf.'. Parp'ifitier was ljno'-k I omi cbe rmi4R he rtiilo'i use "t'oiMi famoiin bri liw of tols; Iii-iiiikii n i fuiliMl to a'a ot pi Hie fllnrii n. lloxln:' (IM) mwlind by : n .! k .'.'fie' linvo won. Hit wim :m1v.'vUkii as it Mi u4 more i-0.ll fol boxer I l4n r'Dl.oW, nod tin prowl ill: Buroi'tarMy biyniwl Uio ;-oa'lofv .-f a doubt. ' fleotKew wu a tool no to stand 1..IO.I kux all Ihe iT'iH'. W!n-iiivr hi bowl! be easily bPi. li-inn-by. i:Pripm- htid own -'vi:'ht. iire rftreiiKfclV uul morn tfiiifninu, 'Tlii.: (Synwmiitfl .(;iwpMifciiq''H Httuittr f-o :ei anifc lundiut ntUl.. Wfi) fnrp Jil. 0(vrpn9f lest Itoinui. lie lot hftiftr gi twto oMib Iwm when' Petfrptroy, wjHh Mm 20 puun bi of ex eesa wtelJ, cwold lay llu.l fruluht atulifrtt hi id nod u9fi b!u oil and wStltMi lilro with h-fcn Jh'ih. hi Hjnw nf C:avpvuibl''s handirsri At fihitrmhm tlui wiimij up-tlunl f flKhtiiw?, 1m foci: mi vo fta.nl on to the Mill fou i Hi ruaud. II wan pftiln lo ni Uatf Dompsuy win b-oi-Ing him fu tlw riist ruood lo Hie rlliiehes ly Hin nhort oppwrots, mostly lnWs. ' I give rjnmpswy lh flnit rnuoit, liiit Ilia Hiirimd riiond iioquiiiition ably KdloiiKi'd lo Carpitollur. M waa' IioxUik In Ibis rniiud nud be was lo fasl for Dempsi-v. Jark was mlHsriiK and rorpimiler was liindiim wtnib-whitw pooi-bfew. I Jiuled (he I IH ril ruuud a draw, wlib CarpentliM' binding niru'e bluri. boi WlUl llempsii' liM-raKlBK tbiogb up with :ltls siiiierloi'. siiiuiKlb. ( ai'i Hit Mom HlnvTH, Tukhiu) t ho flKbi an a wbule, r:r pefifler luiided . nnibt i':ui Woi" "llliiir UeiuitMiy did., Jont an 1 roo casleih If (lnrpiuirl hiu) tauxvd all Ibe time and clmwol ihi war oul uf tlioilK ilt'iiifly rllmJiiw as ho did ao oilihlruilty Iw lint unid round, ba uilK'il have wuo. ('arpejitim di4't di lbs IhuiR ho roidd 'dn bolter ibiq Iwmpiioy and Illy trh-lHo'ito t)nt llrhjn Ihitf I lump sVf'VaiUd do Uwtw I tiiia ho iiiiild. Ho- wim f Vrfln Mi '. fatal oii- tUo S'tvMfctomoo aurpilned roony hv Wle tqiiuuuiHt rltiiit ho oul up. Ho hint AiOKfunp aronv? lo tbo seeotid nniliai. And bo did Iflil In rpilo ul fill? tLivt iiuth hi wax waftttonet by Uitf paiiltdiJbVBi au received lo rho lUnri. duHtkii Iho Um mund. t lomftirhvi DionpMi? would in , In imi fiMwtb ronod vrlib a ten j huoft to ttn itv, iuid Ihia ariuallr I wun rfiM bMrtooisu or itw end. It Anrpoflxer dow for the .count' aroo vnA Hempiiey followed up u.i ii miur us -iuh wii.nu uiowil. n I :Uo W the hodi and ros8iua with ' t vlnht to ihe jot. Thai was ilioi noraxui. " t.Wi 'tiuni t aiowei) up alnro h '4Mb VV'ti.iii. I .o 1 l bri be ahoiild fialil every j rttrmi mnnrh to keep Hint ihnni ptoD.bio and bis firsi iiiioai'iit i llliollld be 'ronimy ililibolis. I TUHNSTUBTLEn; i -' -J I i I I .. . TIiim liitU llappt-r U tin- -nlv nt-a linn evor Uirn In captivity to tiv l.;ily hiu linn nitiMt I kepi J i u t( (ur imi li rn to kwIiu until elj v-.tKi !(! S u Mitt parlnr has Imn built fnj; tt an the rot if of tl ju;it Hint in Nw Vol k. Lir. Twistiid. Ui dlrcclor. kcti a wutthfu t'r Of! t)lf tlo)HT. The nur.if!(r of a stack tlutlsoii c:tr turnintc turtle while in a rtu-e at li-u ker yesterday, without serious iarm to the machine or the omipa'M , p toM tlay hy "hetK" Williams who is home from the two-day race meet with third money in the bin face. 'Die. sjiill occurred while the ear was or--rupieil by Callu), the driver, and Sul-, livan, the ownei-, both of li'iise. Aft er the niaehine had turned tver while running at caj)aeiy .peod, it was rijrhtefl and went back to the pit on its own power. Two La, ClVIe "ir-" placed i' the litres. Twidwt'll riding a Hurley took second the fir-t day in the li.V mile event v jt'd second in the final of the' .r)0-Tnile event. Red Will iams won hhHtrjyls Monday with Fleet Hamilton's Na.ih find tool; (bird in the finals yesterday with the same ; fur. . ! Joe liinard of IJaker, familiar to Speed 'Km Jt fans, took the track record on an- Iiufian, hut was third in the long rare, disburse Won the 50 mile motorcyrje'; event on a Haiiey i LATE JUL! WING, I'lN t I'l.KKTl'OdT Cl.I li ! EVIONT DltAWS NKAU. ! 11CTBLES Til BE BUILT l, (HOWE IXAIIGIIUATKK '1' I.A H MOV KM KMT. Winner of Kundiiy's Tuurney Turn PriXK BiirJl to Spiritif Korpoi. Tile Country club camp mill play frnuutdw nro to 1 benefited liy tiie frfc'Mrrity of S. I), (.'rowe, who hu turned lh prino of last Hond ly's flag tournament liuch lo the club with the umtarvtondinp; that it is to ne uaed to buiiil picnic dinner taides and lieiu-hen. At prevent. 'numerous picnics in' ia' inp; hrld at Ihc most delightful spot lietiveMi the nalalnrinm mid the river, but thei-e are no t ilde facilities. Mr. Crowe sow tlw need of it anil when he turned .in the winning scor ot Sunday and Ihe tournament prtte was award.d him, he promptly start ed something that will meet with the approval of all. In addition to providing table and hemh facilities, effimtn to hove the county build the right-nf way fence ot iice have been intitiited so that !he stoib can he kept out of the prop erty. Unco that i done there will a! Wuya lie a desirable camping vpot for memhere of the ( ouiilry club, am! their fnmilicn. L ft GRID S ELGIN MASTER Definite Date to Synchronize With ; I est S'aie of the Trout Nt renins. SHM.TOX TAKKS LOCALS TO VHTOMV V KSTKItDA Y. Mwrvp ami Carroll Jointly Make (ood tin Mound at I m Me r. With Shelton in Hie box where he dplifrhtd the fans with a display of Rood pitrhinR', jrood fielding and all around efficiency, Ln (Irandc won fitmi Kljrin t KlRin yesterday 7-!. Iate in the Rnme Shelton e'tsed up and the bases had two on when an Kljrin clouter laid one. out for a home run Hint added three tallies and nil hut overtook the Ui Oranders. "Speed"' Meserve nnd Mike Carrol! a iv sharing honors today over the victory at Jmbler Monday- Meserve went six inning" with pretty pitching and then youtin Mike Carroll went in ami did the best pitching he has ver done.. The result was satisfactory. I i The annual fish feed for members'! Mfm M ; n . Listen, f j W ' Friends : f t There isn't a thine jftt ! There isn't a thing in our business that we value as much aa Die good will of our old friends. And we always remember that our new friends of today will bo old ODCi tomorrow. This is the one place to come for real bat tisry service. We sell th Still Better WU Int3 Battery with ThrtVled Rubber In- The Kind We Like Uest. fro Cream, Tha Retkalay Uvand, is what most of us like the best. Al Cain sells it. l!e also has the finest fryit sherbet ou ever tasted. We know. Try it please ot the palm-p Conftvtionery. Palace onfectionery i o. I'LANRS IM S!! PICTCRKS. These fijfht pirtures were rushed from New York to the Newspaper Knterprise assoria tiyii, at Cleveland, Ohio, by three Curliss Oriole airplanes immediately nffer 'Detopsey landed tlte-knockout blow. The flying dist inre was 4 10 miles : and the planes made it in T hours and 41 minutes, includ ing a stop at I'cllefonte, Pa., for gns, etc. selccitby 136 fiicturciSL of cars and WriS i i Uucks. Xj. tfJl i ! f!l'l""'e ?m l ,1 Mattery Station ' j j j OllSI'ltVI It IV A XT .tus PAY It! Hi A. L.1 Grossman THE KNOCKOUT pBc-F ANKRUPT SALE Wrist Gloves- lHc I Jifht Wl. Canvas 2 25c Heavy Wt. Canvas 2 30c Extra Wt. Canvas ... fiOc Leatlier Face Clove Ci fi.'ic Leatlier Face Glove C, ()r)C All Leather Glove $1.25 Pigskin Face $2.00 Full Piuskin $2.50 Horsdiitlc face $:!.00 Full IlnrscliUle $2.00 for , ......15 , for -1 25 A v 'f mvas ....25& $ mvas' ftO I r l 754 V : $1 4 I .."Ul i .9.1 O VE Gauvtlcts libc Canvas Gauntlet 15 50c Leatlier face Gauntlet 25" 65c Leather iFace Gauntlet 30 $2.00 Full Pigskin Gauntlot 9V 2.95 Horsehide faced Gauntlet ..$1.50 :i.95 Full Horseliiile'CauiitUl ...S2.4", itts I) Wiresewed Milt Mule Reversible l.f Heavy trJ Bricklayer's Mitt RAILS 95c Westenhaver (El Gilaert 50 70 39t? Here's why CAMELS are the quality cigarette BECAUSE we put the utmost quality Into tins one brand. Camels are as good as it's pos sible for skill, money and lifelong knowledge of fine tobaccos to make a cigarette. Nothing is too good for Camels. And bear tit is in mind! Everything is done to make Camels the ' beet cigarette it's possible to buy. Nothing is done simply for show. Take the Camel package for instance. It's the most perfect packing science can devise to pro tect cigarettes and keep them fresh. Heavy paper secure foil wrapping revenue stamp to seal the fold and make the package air-tight. But there's nothing flashy about it. You'll find no extra wrappers. JSo frills or furbelows. Such things do not improve the jniolie any more than premiums or coupons. And remember you must pay their extra cost or get lowered quality. . If you want the smoothest, mellowest, mildest cigarette you can imagine and one entirely free from cigaretty aftertaste, . n It's Camels fur you. U -V ifl: WRXISH I DOMESTIC g A R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COWANY, Wio.lo.-S.lm, W. C. TIIK END OK TIIK FIGHT. THIS SHOWS GKOKGKS CA RPKNTIKK, A1TKK UK. WKNT DOWN I.N A Hi: VI 1 ROM TIIK EFFECT OK DKMI'SEY'S VICIOl S RIGHT TO THE JAW. I NAHI.E TO RISE. CARREYI'IKR il I 1 1) I P ON'E R1 AS IF IN PROTEST AGAINST THE REFEREE COI NTING II IM OCT. DEMPSEY. CONFIDENT I II U I HE CHALLEN GER WILL NOT RISE AGAIN, NEVERTHELESS IS KEEPING A WARY EYE ON 1IIM. Your Neighbors are Painting ' WHY DON'T YOU'.' r ,r- . , , BriKliUn up Yutir Property, Increase it Vtilnr and '' h Prdtert its Iriiiriace With "' ' . '; ' Pattons Sunproof Paint It is made of theAest nnd purest materials olitainaliltj and lias the formula printelon every can. Covers more stirfacevml la.ts longer than ordinary faint. IT IS READY TO USE A Guaranteed Paint of the Highest Quality. e 5 Per Cent Discount for Cash. o REGON HARDWARE & IMP. CO.