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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Johnny Kilbane Takes The Count
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HUGE DAM NOW
MUCH HIGHER
Roosevelt Dam, at Phoenix,
Arizona, Has 15 Feet
Added to Its Height
iiiiv, inwvred, safely holillnf Tu.t'uu
(icr fpet of water more than won 1.1
other wIm he pcwfllbl.ft
' The method of limtulllng the (rat
wan miluMo from an engineering
ninndpnlnt. Ordlnnrlly (hp ata wirh
nn Ihnl at the Kooiievelt dam would
have been held In place by thick con
rrvio fruttrfiftea In order to glv& the
new atrurlure the neresary strength,
rlKiirliiK the required thlrknPKU ' of
the )uttrPHHPS at five feel In each
rime, nine huttreMiea aueh -arm In
thi KOuth ftnlllway, .would hav meant
that the. rapacity of the upillwayH had
hnon donrfnnf1 itv fortv-flv? frtet.
PHORXfX, Ariz.. June 6. lions- which uoull hnvft neeewtllated the
Veil llam. 2ftl( fi'M hlvl. Uuu Usui rlf- ! ...i,l,.t.. iU unllluun hv hlawt.
tien feel miried tn im h, iuht there- i -.,.. of ii,. nrr m the tmllea below Konsevelt dam. With
each spillway tho same strength
would have been olmifieil hy tripling
ihe thickness of the buttresses.
In addition lo Increasing the. cnpn-
cliy of (he dnm the gate really num.
plcl the strnclirre nnd give u a new
appearance.' The dnm 'look bigger
than II did before, filling on II docs
I ho entire width of the canyon he
iween the cliff on each Hide.
The complete. Mormon Flat devel-
opmcnl contemplates two oilier ("real
Improvement!!. One Ik I he tnstulln-
lion of a 7,000 horsepower generallng
unit In lh power house at Itoosevelt
dull! und the. other Is the building of
a dam at Mormon Klat, twenty even
tliene. two parlM of the development
rompleied, It to mtlrnated that the
floonevell dam inwerhoii will Ren
erale approxlinulely $4,000' worlh of
power a day and will continue thin
rata of generation ' contlntiouHly
The dramatic moment of the world's championship battle for fistic honors is shown in this
the rlni?. as thousands looked on at the Polo Grounds, New York, June 2, and Eugene triqui,
French war hero, moving towards his coiner as the referee points him out as winner. It was
n right to the jaw that put the Cleveland champion to the floor; he rose to a sitting position at
the county of five, hut fell hack and took the count of ten his first defeat in years.
, i i it j - . i v i uiki imo woiu riPti-fm iii-Kf morn-
photograph: Johnny Kilbane, for years featherweight champion 01 tne worm, nai on nit, uacn in ,K. ,)n Muri.)i , M)i work hU( pn. .
Kri'HKi no far lhat In the ivcnt or
floodt. iho aililltlonnl wnler cont'm
plulcd In ihe development could have
been mi veil, (in April 1 I lie nineteen
Slltes whip In place. I.'iiih of the
nineteen piiten Ih fifteen feet hich,
tweny-one feH long- mid weighs nine
tOIIH. .
Iheao Knte nrn InntaUeil In Slirh
a mnnner Mint In raw of heavy flood
and !'. lilRh run !iff Ihey miiy he i-le-
valed tin thnl he cie.il of Iho flood
limy, flow over Ihe llpx of Hie .iplll-
way. ' When the ercm or I hit flood
linn paused and Ihe height or Ihe
water in the l.-ilio la eiuul to the In.
ereiiKed height of the ilalll ,lhe gahs
incrcaxlng Im wuler Hlorage c.lpaclly jriid of the Kplllwaya. To overcome
by 270,01111 aero feet. Thin Increase itmH necewilly, Ihe Water I '' A
waa brought nboui, by Ihe Knit Itlver jiioclnllon coimli ucled hutireMneii firm.
Vulley Wnler rxerit' Axiioclallon n ly to the living rock. The Bteel rods,
part of the .Mormon Klal development anchoring each Mill.Vie, weigh ap-
,of Ihe full reHOiircea latent In Ihe Inroxlmalelv a ton and a nuarter. and
jKalt lilver belwi-eu Ilooxevelt dam iconihlrie wlh the enllre Hlrueture In throughout the year.
land the invention dam at Oraiille
lleef. . )
Ihe lloom v. ll dam, which haul
played an Imporlanl part in Ihe de
velopment of the Hull Itlver Valley,
wan bulli by Ihe I'nlted Klaus gov-
Icrnincnt III lQll at a cnxl of J4.0K1.
000. Itn lengll, H 1,121 feel and IIb
Rloruge cnpaclly, txelimive of Ihe ad
ditional "capacity crealed by the t'if-lenn-fnnt
height lncreaxc, l 43S.S3S,
ooo giilloim.
Today the fipillwnyii of Ilooxevelt
dam carry nineteen huge xleel galex.
xupported by concrele luilli-exxex and
anchored In tho xolld concrete by Im
mense steel rods. The lnBliillllc.il of
these gales hci a record for speed. The
bonds of the Mormon Mat develop-
i ineiir were voted on .laniiurv 4, i'j.j.
New Head Lettuce Club
. Is Formed in Wallowa'
. WAU.OWA, Juno ' -Another club '
of lettuce prrowers hus been fcrmeil,
which will mid from fifteen to twen
ty acres to the large acreage alreaily;
contracted for this season. The new
company consists, of Miss Aura Coats,
Orvllle McKenzle, Stnn Shell anU
Scott McCliiran- The younif people. ,
have selected nn especially suitable
plot of grounl on the ranch of Mrs. 1
Ilectcr McDonald and will start oper
ations soon. About 220 acres will
probably be planted in this section.
The forty acres to be prrown around
Ixistine will nlso be tributary to the
packing plant established here. About
20 acres will be planted at Joseph
and about 90 at Knterprise, Seed,
ing will start next week in thui lo
cnlitv-
Bat Averages
Take A Slump
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Team Ave race Falls 23
Points: Batters All Suffer
Against Cove Excepting
MaGee and Core.
Tig-lit .fielding and hard luck hit
ting caused the Pirates batting aver
ages to shrink like the proverbial
mail-order suit after their game with
Cove Sunday which Cove won .'1 to 2.
Two plovers failed to suffer liy the
iinslnuifht of clussy guidening that
the Farmers cut loose with-MaGee
and Core, who both raised their aver
ages a notch-
Team average likewise suffered. I41
Grande was 114 times at bat Sunday
and Rot four hits which- gave them
a perrentage of .1 IK for the day and
brcught tiieir reason average from
:HXf down to , HI. At that l.a(ifnlo
wasn't weak at the but- Of those
IH times up, three singles and one
double was popped out and only five
tinws ilid the I'inites fail tn con
nect with the apple. Hitting into
the infield and into the outfield the
Pirates hardly ever managed to get
anything by.
Mntiee still leads the batting order
with Core second and Vote third.
The complete list is as follows
COAST BASEBALL
Plavers P All II Pet.
MaOo Ti 15 7 .4117
Cere 2 5 2 -400
Vote 2 :i 1 ,:i:i:i
Theison fi 21 0 .2811
T. Knight 4 1(1 4 .2,10
Crews It 1R 4 .222
Rosenbaum 5 21 4 -liiOi
H. Knight 4 12 2 .107
Cnrrity ill ;l .1S8
Johnson 5 17 2 118
White 1 2 0 ,001)
Melanin ...1 0 0 .000
Team 5 H!7 :ift .210
Team (Sunday) 114 4 .118
Cove plays I.a Grande nt Cove
Pacific Coast League
Clubs . Won Lost Pet-
San 'Francisco ,'. 40 '24 .025
Sacramento . ; ....85 27 .505
Portland Ill HI .500
Vernon 20 81 .48:1
Los Angeles :I0 111 .402
Salt Lake ...28 32 .407
Seattle . ...21! :): -400
Oakland 24 !)7 .!!!!
Papyrus Wins
Briton Derby
Los Angeles 5, Siirrantcnlo 3
Sacramento R. H. E.
Los Angeles 5 10 2
Sacramento !! 1
Hatteries,' Lyons, Thomas and lly
ler; Hughes, Shea and Koehler.
San Francisco 11, Porllaml 4
Ran Francisco It- II. E.
Pcrtland 4 14 2
San Francisco 11 1H 1
llntteries, i.Middleton, Yanison nnd
Daly; Courtney and Yelle.
Games Postponed
Seqttle-Vernon, game ...postponed,
Seitlth.. trnlmg. 3 v
Oakland-Salt j,ake. came postpon
ed, Salt Lake traveling.
ICPSOMS llOWNS, F.ng.. .Illlic
fl. rnpyens, owneil by It. Irish
mill rlilih'ii by flic vclernii Jockey
Stevi- IKiiioliiip, won f ho t-lassic
IH'rby lii'i-e tislny. This Ik Ihe
third tinio hi succession Dnnohllo
nun Iho IUiic ItlhlHin of llii' I':ug
llsh lin-r,' ami Is now entitled Id
wear golden spin's.
iKniohiic cniilnrevl the prize
Willi Humorist hi 1021 nnd Willi
Captain Cullle last year.
Touring up nbove tho clouds does
not appeal to us but it must be fine
to travel up above the hilboards- .
MEET OX FISH
CONSERVATION
The Original Food-Drillkor All Arm.
QuickLunchatHome.Omdl&Fount&ins.
Nouriaiitng-Nsc-tHiidae.
WAroiu Imitation ant) Sobstilutef
Sunday and Union meets linker at
Union,
Have You Seen Gertrude?
If Not Ask Jack Dempsey
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Oft EAT FALLS, Mont., June
A local newxhound, with one ear
cocked for the Inlexl. overheanl a
cigar Hloro patron say lint he hud
been out to Jack tiempsey'a training
camp a nn seen (leilriule.
rieinpsey's camp. eei illng 'or Ihe
line hour given Ihe public In Iho af
ternoon, H barreil to ihe fair xtx.
The newxhnnnil Inn Ihilely gol
on Hie scent and hoofed It mil in Ihe
camp In a hurry. Ilnpilrles about
tlcilriiile. brought him face In face
Willi a llolntclii cow, browsing on the
lawn (lerti-iide Is Hie cliainiilnn's
cow. nnd Jack does the milking him.
self.
Til It I :i-: TIM IN i .MS. I
My Associated I'lcxs)
WddliLAM", Calif., Juno 0. liev. I
l.Oanilei- Turney. of Ihlx cllv. has been I
jailludKed one of the winners of lh.-i
First .Maslei-s' Chess Tournament, I
which was started In IIIIS by fony
expert plavers in Norlh America. Ilev.
Turney, I'lalim l'reneh of lMill.-iilel.
Phln, and .1. 1-:. Narraoway of Ottawa,
Canada, were Med for first place.
WILI.ARI) TO .MKKT I'MIPO
NKW YORK. June .-The pro
posed bout between Jess Willard.
former heavyweUrht champion, and
Luis Angel Firno of Srulh Amer
ica, will be held at Movie's Thirty
Acres. Jersey City, Julv 12th it was
learned Monday night.
It was planned originally to hold
the bout July 7, hut because many
fans desired to go to Slielbv, .Mont-,
lo see the title bout between Cham
pion Jack Pempsev and Tom Gib
bons of St. Paul, which is to he held
Julv 4, the change was made.
Rirkard announced that the semi
final of the Willard-Firpo bout will
b between Floyd Johnson of Iowa
and Jack McAuliffe. II, of Detroit.
Willard knocked out Johnson and
Firpo knocked out McAuliffe at the
milk fund bouts May 12.
(Hy Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June fl.
An international treaty for the con
servation and proper utilization of
the fishery resources of the sea will
be discussed at the second Pan-Pa
cific Scientific Congress, to be held
in Melbourne nnd Sydney, Australia,
August 2.1-27, according to Dr. Bar
ton W Kvermniin. ilireclnr nf (he
Califi inia lAcademv of Sciences here!
who has been invited to prepare
paper on this topic.
Dr. tCvetniano has made investi-l
gallons which reveal that if the rem
nants or fur-seal herds, sea otters! I
wnaies and oilier fishery resources of I
the Pacific be given the same pro-1
tection now afforded the Alaska furl
seal, in a few decades they would!
yield nn unnual return of about $500,-000,000.
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factory
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BETTER HOMES
ARE LARGELY A MATTER OF
Better Furniture
Not nppcssfirily the highest-in'icedyljtit good,
reliable and correctly-priced fuylftu re which
is the kind we have onNlisplay iurour showrooms.
WE INVITECOAiRISON
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
WllN But TheY Are Imported iJjl'
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ijj-S-HrV ' -J d'essef 't mbine jtyle and value, '
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i j 4" Vv-e arenw,oWing the first of the 4UtJJ-t-
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1 I dresses of linen, voile and ratine-in ail Aa f'A
II' IJ 'd colors. Some are taiWed dresses 7W?( Q
"rll Ware hand-embroidered. All embody the 'jll 71
106 m. ' Lisi perennusl charm of hand-drawn work ar.d ' H Pl'vl 1
Lfc - . Jg'"'1" f:By Wales has madeVi -J , 7 -
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LA GRANDE DAY AT STOCK SHOW
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SAHAZF.N BEATS II AtiKN
Mildred Lovet
zen defeated Waller lliigen, 2 up and jo
i to lay, in an exhibition gains over
the Alexandria course Tuesday- lla
(ten made a marvelous drive ci !I10
yard on the first hole, landing on
the (rreen. The scores for 17 holes
were: Snrazen till, Hagen 71.
Ten.
The Allies won't Rt far until they
decide whether Germany is more use
ful as a debtor or as a customer.
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high point of perfection of
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Every condilion Is Ideal for
the production of quality
fruit. Continual sunshine
and clear skies during the
growing season develop the
very finest flavor and gen
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P.emember that w ship
direct from "Orove to Con
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health-producing, entrglslng '
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CRATE Of OnANQES .Holding
ten to twrfve dozen of oranges, nc-
bnilng to eize.j
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IF LEMONS Holding from
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, CltATtf OF ORATH Fltt'IT Hold-
. to four doaen of grape fruit.
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ONE CkJffelNATtON CHATS Holding
four deien orangea, four dozen lemons, on
doze grw Xruit.
Hememher that fruit, with
lis henllhful mineral salts
and natural Hulil bull:, sup
piles just those elements
most needed to regulate the
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diet of heavier foods.
Servo fruit In some form
every day. It's easily and
economically obtained under
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