La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 08, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. j A '..-.m-i-W 15?..?.. Friday, Jiinell92.0 ' ' THE LA SRAIbE EVEXI XS 0 JSER VEIl t. i. 1(81,1.1 M I iimiu ai sv '' iT T "Tii Dpi rf rlHg lledo. Ohio, on July 4, 1010. M. Hale were wliopplni; .In TmbJor .nt that llino from Idaho. Most While Dempsey has enframed in a Thni!uj' Hfternoon. Ithe .vuiiiik folks arouml here we number of exhibition battles, he nus AiiKiif Nhaw iiua tfono io Montana vlted and rumo from linhler. (lumen Ht ofvnlllnRMhV M tho lt'Cv.-- o In- Mm. fjini'J.-Vvrli f l,iimpklnV'l ili'femleil his title only three times in j for tin xtemleil. four years, ilefoitiiiK Hilly ..!iske, Mri anA m,. ai-mt of WVlwr. three ruuitils; Kill llivitnan, twelve . i,.,10 were kui'hIk ilurlim Hie w..k Tlie rlliUCf-n of If. C. Wnrfon. :i i)t-llt'loii!i liutt'li iwt-rt. to the nirk llt Mtlft v''ti . Kiu-Hts ivtunn-il tn'.MIsti Vtolu (iuo.twin wait u I -it l!iaill- Scribes To n-1 i - r lick rig ht Dempsey-Gibbuns Match to Find Army of Journalists at Ringside to Relay Re sults to Nation. SIIEI.I1Y. 'M'jnt., June 8. Hand linir the wonlae of a championship fiirht requires more ticks than a clock. The (Ireat Northern- railroad, work ing with the Western Union m Shel- hy Julv Fourth will .tick the color I .....I ,1... ........It.. e n. ln...........i:a.. lion fiirlit to the world outside- It! KTT?'' F'tzsommcns to .leff- will t..b.. iIlli..,, ti,.L-y i nes: ticimes io mints i.y ueiumi 6 Lose Crown Sing John Li rcunds, and Georges Curpenlicr, rounds. four mivkky f.ki:it m nim:mi;i NKW YOUR. June S.-Mtekey Walker of Kllabeih, N. .1.. world's welit -rwfiKlu btiiK- ehaniplon, -wai indenullel mi.spciitl, Wednesday attI his liile declared forfeited hy the . . stale nihil-tic i-oinmission for fa I hi re SAM FBANnsm. .Tiiiip RShoulH neeept u cliallfiiHc from I'nvc loin my liibltons win from Jm-k r"",n' fun rrmtNlm'o. I'mh'r tint Dempsey in their fiht fr the- heavy- commisHiuner h ruling Hlimln waa h weiKht championship of the wi rid nt!,,,','l ivroKolnou in that mm uk Shelby, Mont-t July 4 , next, the""- huMor. - the heavyweight crown will have' parsed ei(jht times in :il. years, with SALT l.AKK WIN'S. one wearer taking it by default. 0(iHKJ, I (ah, jiinn mir- While manv battles for the heavy-lmun of Hull Uikv I'ity won the I'tuh at the honip of Mm. Prank Wootl.'ll. '. M, Halo iiiolord Io Ui (Iramln Monday Io hvinw back Pnpplb'a fur Ihe Blore. . Mi'H. K, K. Sbhl.y of I j ijinndc va a vlsilor Mon.lay ovontiiR at the Htslei Mrs. Harry H.ui- visltor Tnenday fvMilhii. tint ml vlHltnr W. M. weiffht championship have been stair-at HKle8 trap tfbouiliiK ttile for iho see" ed (lurinj? the last lil years, the ac- ond conspeiillve tlim- hern Tuesday hi tual change of title has pulsed itiilb! t lushin Halurc of t ho Mi-ventli an- onlv the followinir fiirhts: nual shoot. (. J. Hellly, Jr., of Salt Sullivan to Corhett: Corbet to " whl vo.iniri tl 7ft elra litnlH hi Rets J'lyilo .M.vrs home of derson. OfOiffP HlarU wan a 1.: vlflllor Tuestlay PveiilnB. Sill. I.fo Ntih'rer was a Tinmluy at the home of Mrs. Hay. M r. rt ay a nd M is. Sa nd ev were visitors Tui'sday at Die home of Mis. Kd I'onihs. The deh'KateH from Ui (! ramie lodxt have reiunuil home and each one tlioujrht they had the lime of their llvesat the Iip:Millful Coos llay city. There was a party Biven to the d wiih Hharn.un with l4 outionni? people on is, inumiu eve l.ir.iM lull inMt n.e aimnt -nff I Inu at H" borne of Mr. and Mrs, hi honor The result will bfi ticks on who w Jonnson; Jonnson io w.i- wins. The color will t)c ticks on how he did it. There will be li'i pending tickers at the ringside. . At this fight there will be no such iinng as a private wire. J. C- Kiinkinc, superintendent ut '1U to determine I he winner. dan-hlei's wl-o or Hev. Such e Visiting here were playetl and served before the their homes. ' Mr. ami Mrs. Ihirr Cut I real of l.olu t'antrell 1r Hiendinr the week While Tine were visitors In Summer- jut the home of her K""idtna ville the That pari or the week. . Nf. t'autndl. -Walter I'Msher wa a Inmliu'SK visit- Mrs. Kalheru wlefel lias relurmd ttr tn our eouuty seat Thursduy. to I-MkIu nl'iei a few days vlnll with After H)ieiiitinK a few days al t heir I re'-it i e. here. - . ho in en here, 1 1. It. MeKillie, ICosm Iivln, Mai't:y Kintlerson and Lot mer returned to their work at Uidd I'anyon the first of the week. Mrs. rtefferkoiii has mov-d on her i aneb where she will spend I he Hum mer. Mr. and Mrs. Mlko Itoyee were business visitors In Ui llrnnde the lr of the week. John Ai kerad Im makbiK prep. am lion lo no east where be will make his future home with hl lauKhter, Mrs. KelloKK. Tho annual school meeting of tfuni- mervllte district no, 1.1 will bo held in Lbe school house al '2 o eloek on June 1Mb. It Is hoped this ineetimr will be well attended. Mrs. 1. H. McKlule nmT Melbu are lipcorattou day pass.-d awav nulet ly here and the Meumrlai i tinner and Suiper wai well attended. A peal Hum. was added to the trea ftm ot the eeineter' aHxut'iatuMi. La Grande NeWs Go. i and Maira.lnes j telepraph of the (ireat Northern ' would like lo give every newspaper writer a yeparate wire. iul m if i.s oaeiuy aim nov i oitruo cr Jersey City. Writers will be grouped around the -tickers .'ending' their general direc ' tion. For instance the scribes sending oast will be grouped on one side of , the ring. Those firing their impress ions west on how lienipsey smacks Gibbons and how Gibbons rams Dempsey will be grouped on another side of the squared circle and sc on. Copy will be filed in takes- Clerks provided by the Western Union will feed the stuff to the operators quick ly ami without confusion. Superintendent " Ranklne believes that close lo a million words will be handled by his staff. ' The major domo wires associations will probably hock on to the tele phone lines. There nre accom.noda lions for four outlets this way. It is possible that, additional wires may be strung 'by the phone company fioni Conrad to double the present capacity. t The Great Northern already has one observation car parked here and equipped with a firstclass telegraphy office. By June 15 another will be! brought here and fitted up- Railway officials -are planning to park 'VI special trains here on newly liuill spurs. The five trains expected from Can ada will be stopped at Vurden, a mile and a half eart of Shelby. The Great Northern will establish a regular hotel canvp here to house: am feed its extra employes needed for the overnight big city terminal.1 It is possible that some of the visiting newspapermen will be heusdd in Pullmans. Between H00 and 400 scribes are crpected to be here to tell what happens. The railroad is working with Pro moters Mike Collins, Loy J. Mnlumby and Mayor Jim Johnsn, in every respect to make the show a big success- Railway officials estimate they will haul 25,000 to Shelby by rail July Fourth. Kans who will travel by auto should number around 20,000 more. The arena, built to seafc 40,208. is nearly one-half complete. The pro moters are already figuring on plans to 'boost the capacity of the octagen. to 00,000 if the advance sale looks health v enough. There are 1,200,000 feet of lumber being used in the bowl. A sellout will make the gate $1,200,000 a dol lar for everv foot of lumber used. lard to Dempsey James J. Corbett wrested the) RAILWAY MEN MAKE TOUR crown from the brow of John 1.. Su!- ltKNM, Die., June 7. After lam livan at New Orleans on September I jlarisJnK themselves with' central (, KiiocKiiig me veieian nut i'MUiegon conditions and possible ran ( the twenty-first round. routes in anticipation cf a hearing' "Gentleman Jim" Corbett held ti-'on uie Corey complaint, by which (,f;tle tc the heavyweight championship j the Oregon public service commission v. ;i:ici:ii, Vntp. 212 l)eot St. fi - ....I .i i .. .a. a. .,..1. U 1...1.1,... air live years, ami men iosi. it uiinm. m.th w iui'i'i-i mc- uuihu-i; Bob FiUsimmons by a knockout in new lines, a party of Union Pacific the fourteenth round at Carson City, sy.stem officials completed a trip Nev-, March 17, 1807. jfioe Bend to Lakeview and Bums The. lanky Hob held the title for ami took the train at Prineville for only two years, being knocked out Portland. No indication was given by James J. Jeffries in the eleventh i in regard to the policy that will be round at Coney Island, N. Y., June (pursued as n result of the investiga !), 1809. .tion. Jeffries retired and T'mniy Burns! claimed tho title by default. Burns defended his claim against Jack Johnson at Sydney, Australia, cn December 20, 1008, ami was de feated in the fourteenth round by the colored fighter on a technical knockout. Jeffries was dragged back from re tirement in 14)10 and met the colored champion at Reno, Nev-, July 4, but failed to iegain the crown. John son knocked the former champion out in the . fifteenth. The next transfer was made on April 5, 1015, at Havana, Cuba, when "UP Arthur" was knecked out in the twenty-sixth round ,by Jess Wil-lard. SrM.MKItVII.I.K, June 7. Among tho business visitors in I -a llrnmle Tuesday from Siiutmervillo were: J. K. Woods, Mrs. t M. Hale, Mrs. Jim Hensley and Mrs. M. K. MeDonald. Mrs. .1. iM. Chbate of Klgin has been visitiug friends here for a few days. Mr- nn.l l ru V-ii-ln l,i i-lr Willard held the championship belt j chopping in town Monday, for four years, but lost it to Jack I Jim Hensley and son Taut were Dempsey when the latter knocked' business visitors In Klgln Saturday, him out in the third rolmd at To- 31 r. John Wagoner nnTl Airs, ry For O 1 oaie We have several 40-acre. tracts on Ythieh alfalfa will be ready to cut within in days. The crops go wilh the piaee, if sold before harvested. If hit rested, let ' me show you these propei ties. A tion Sew dell. and est. four-room house, in good enndl close in:. cement walk, toilet with r connections, splendid, eiy gar I'rtee. $i.:iiio.(Hi. Tt-uTs: Ji'on tjo per month, ineijling hit i - briek. S-iffr Air- M liee.s. IIilMJjfll from piijTi'if at $4,:l. nnre :lt $;ir, lu'droonis. Fine wired; in. out : gai house, pluihbed. rondition throiiKh- wo large lols, S stiatle list off Adams, 4 blocks This Is a real value i T. rms: $ I .'tea rash, bal per month. Th-re are ft The loralioil is sucll the rooms eonld be made to pay for this si.bstani ial home,. A four-room house. In good eondi- l.ook this up it will surprise you. i S-veil -room house with 4 lots: ; plilIMlM'l, ired. iraraire; well built' house for J.'.i.oii. Very liberal t'Tiiifl. If you u it nt a home, let me show1 you real bniK-'ins. j Geo. H. Currey Ileal Estate Insii.nm nooooooooooooooooooooooc-00 o 'reserving tiwe and a cool kitchen Make canning time a real pleasure this year by using a gbod oil cook stove. It concentrates a steady, controlled heat direct y under the utensil. Your task is s tortened and your kitchen is kept ciol, clean and comfortable. j To insure best results, use Pparl Oil -the cleanlburninffVini- -- i form kerosene refined refined by a special p Sold by dealers everywhere. Order by name Pearl Oil. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) .IKEROSENE) HEAT AND LIGHT Dtesses&Coats All the fabrics which fashion favors this season appear in the . new line of these de liclttful dresses. oiBtltman's Irawberries Next week will lie the time to Ret your Canning Berries PHONE' US YOUR ORDER twice. q' J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot Street Two Phones Call Main 73 No Charge for Delivery J.f if Sat and Sunday Tomato " ' SANivitin:s Peanut Puitei- 1 toast Veal M hired Hani HAI.Al Asparagus Tips Sliced Toinaloes romblnation Vegeiable hKSHKUT fit r:wberry Mhorte:ike Hlnnvberi-y Pi: I'illl Slllliliie :.3&ci :tf,c 40c .The Palace n2J3ia .COMPANY 1 Mildred Lo Piano 'I !irfr.v nnil rimni" :irrj-l Afli-r 2 I1. M. Music IIIlorjr Slltillcl l.m; I'rnn r. Special for Saturday Only Butter Per Roll 86c FINE LARGE STRAWBERRIES , 2 -Ixixes, 2.x: OrtJer by crate faTanning Fresh Cucmnbers, Gijcti Onions, Radi.the?, IiCttuco; (ireenvas, New Potatoes, Carots.Jfu-nijjs, Beets, Cab and Tomatoes. Ffofiiountry Cream and Milk JoePs Grocery (i Free Delivery Two Main Lines M-759 Msq Here's Jl E M.asmgas Life!. Saturday, June 9 to June W &Kttem?,Xv yu took Broar k. m m. will. r-.r ImAAhX W w your .JZat the pi.nic. a, ffi kTO 4 tuTdatltou: In salad., chocolate. Wl'1 'HI -n or UcsUy toa.td, -i,AnYmUriW-flmU l..r I ffXVM A. 'Jl " mm . F.MEMBER HOW shower last year? you and let mm . camp, at the club desserts and on your tonfeue- The kiddie, went wild ovfcrWfn; mother said he was the sweet eat, tenderest little rascaVshe ever met and you, too, pro nounced him the big treat of the summer. With the advent ol tho cold weather, K. M. M. went to his retreat. Here he is back again, after a long, eventful voyage. Back again to make ummer 1923 picnics just as enjoyable as those of last year. What Is the Flavor that Makes KRAUSE'S Marshmallows So Delicious? Ah, that's a secretl So carefully guarded that it is known to but three men in the world. Get a pound tin. Maybe you can guess it. Whites of eggs? Yes. Purest pul verized sugar) Yes. These and other gelatinizing ingredi ent, help. But there", a certain combination of something tltrtt gives Krause's Marshmallows a pleasing "bouquet" that cant be produced by any other formula. Guess again! It's fun. even if you miss your guess every time you try. Take Home a Handy Full-Pound Tin Staltd Tight lo Ketp the Frtthnts In i i ..r.r ronJition tho bett m.rtlim.llow. w. c.n produc !.- j.kl .rnnomlc.l iMpt yoat m.rihm.llow. tender nd Irc.h week, .nd week., .nd five, you 307. more tn.r.hm.l ow. i'Sf you, money. Priced th. -me every -.here. th. FULL-pound Q J Only Stores Displaying the Picture of Kranse'i Marshmallow Man (K.M.M.) Can Supply You With KRAUSE'S MARSHMALLOWS t i, for if. M. M. In tn. .tor. window. Ther. yon .r. .ur. to t" - , , l it . . . U- kl.t...nrf.Mhlt. in. HKAUX3 mirairaii." ... r , i i , ,1, A that keen, them Ir.tn. v.ei an uu- Sold Also In SmallTins20c Take i K. M. M. ! Picnicking Canpinf Krause's M.r.k. nallowi Are Delicitu Toasted Fin. hi Salads, ' Pudding. ' ChocoUta nd for C.ka ' ' FUlincs I nd w, Irmt tm Mil ad genuine I rr..'.n.rr .i:pV .V. to.rt.d-.nd if. .. much fua touting th.m Remember the Name KRAUSE'S MarshnvalvM Made by the TRU-BLU Biscuit Company Spokane and Portland ": oooooocoooooooooooooooooooil