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Friday, June 15, 1923 THE LA GRANDK EVENING OBSERVER PACE TIIREE i - . ker Plays coast baseball a Grande At Baker Sundav " Salt l.ukf r.-uiiic coast Cluba Won. Lost. J'ct. i Sun 'anxUco .....4 7 nto 38 7 35 l.os AnKoit'o 33 IVil-Hiili.t ,1 es Look to Be the Bet- m-muo . iZZZZIZIas Uaklund 2D r Team bv Comparison: jams Compared. i 28 32 33 35 3(i SS 41 41 .644 .543 .629 .600 .47.S .405 .406 .414 lli:i:.S OITKIN ANUKl-S I SfAI.'l' l.AKK 11. H. U. . I. oil AnsHts 8 13 2 Suit l.uku .11 14 2 Ln i Unttt-rlet l.vons. Jones. Hiinnuh ityk-r; CrumpU-r urni Jenkins. IAKS I Alii; IIOMi: liAMl). kKI.ANU It. H. E. fill! 1 7 1 4 ii i; Tfstir TMiimmcr unit yun; Alulls und I nonius. is ircttinir rcadv for ' If, states the Baker Dress- They ml,i I M.he cold weather of the past . ays has not prevented the Baker S ilayeis from irettinir into shape It I.a Ci ancle game to be played Kuai i next bunday. Ihe name nnvn- oajtiund 0 be cue of the best of tha liuturit t and also one ' of the hardest V t as it nv.'ans considerable to V tram to win " S l l(.i:its i.osl-: n-a ' is , what it means to La1 VKItNoN it. M. K I Ip to 'win. La Grande has play- 1'orthnid 11 HI o ' c Rames und won half of them i Vermin 5 11 2 I he season is just half over. Two HutU'rU-u l.cv.M-enz, Yarrlson and yet remain to be played with!laly; Allen. Janu's, Gilder und llun lj Cove and Baker- In criler null. hie out at the top, the Pirates j ; fif Cove ami Baker break even, NKNATOHS I, si;Al,S .1. i Ait least two defeats on either SACHAMK.VI'o It. H. K. ii and Cove and beat the other: San Krn nslst-o 3 11 2 Edwards Wins From Ted Thye PORTLAND, June 15. Ed wards defeated Thye liwt night Thye took the first fail in 49 minutes wth a toe hold. Ed- ' wards took the second fall with a headlwk in 34 minutes. With 36 minutes neither could take the deciding fall. The referee awarded the decision to Edwards on his aggressiveness- Striking Facts Are Revealed By Wilson rwlnrps Tanlac Ended Tn-iliv'"y ""al,lc to sl1'''"- 1 co11" digestion, Headache S, j""'' ui-rona my back, uwhil In 'iuhlcln'S rj.boMina Mci-ifmionnoo !liml llizz' l'Ht. wus thvtl mul worn wftWU'v,3 V , ,uuolltM out u!l tlu Unit-, Insomnia ana weakness!"'- anytiiinK. Left by Fliu Feels Like New Man. Canadian West to Raise Much Corn This Season CALGAKY. June 15. ( AP Corn raising will be fairly grncrnl on tho pruiriuH or tho CunudiHii wt'st this year, Tor Ihe first time in the ngvi cultural history of tho provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitolm anil British Columbia, with more than 40 fnrin.H nirnirpil in ruisinir what was formerly regarded aa u product ot ' nror torrid regions. I l V Trego, of Oaigary and tilei ehen, one of tho leading farmers of the province and jireaUU-nt of the Al berta Corn Glowers' Association, Is eon tr mi ting two carloads of corn seed lo farmers -from aa far south aa Coutts, AMherta, to the l'cace Kiv er country, and from as war west as Victoria, Ik C, to -Manitoba, in the east. About 27,000 acres will bu planted this year, it is expected. f y limine triliiinTi f. a mini, iim relish r" fit nuxrf-i W'Wcst vct-nily by 7th Slro t. Since taUlnR- th I fuii lot' pur cen eat uiiytliiufr an emphatic slntimn I). M. Wilson, at. Los Annok'3. "When I ui'icun Inklnir Tanlac 1 was in a terribiy run-down t-ondilion fol lowing the flu and a m-i-voim lir -a't-down. 1 fi'lt like 1 would never ant to eat iinytlilni; airain, and was so ni'rvous I would roll nil nliil. pimi- . .. "Well, sir 1 took this Tanlac treat-1" nicr. mem ami have golirfn rid of all my lroiibb-8, ami am tiyA-l condlll tlte can't le Xut, nWTTuich Is perl eel orltY iJirT am sleeping t.n jiiiKMis uti- i f never sicpi oi'iore. it" lhiv,n Illt-'t 1 Jst is fine as I ever - did m my lire, and 1 am certainly strongest social beneficial woman':; society In existence from a financial standpoint. This society has been doing busi ness 2S years and has never called an extra assessment. All beneficial members paying only twelve assesu nieiits per year. The local camp has n membership of 135 and is doing ex cellent work in the care of sick nnd needy members. Mrs. llertha White Is oracle and Mrs. K, I'erle Munson As wo understand Mr. Johnson, the two present needs of America nru Iso lation and Mr. Johnson. thankful to Tanlac for It! Tanlac Is for sale by all good drug gists. Accept no substitute. Over Jt7 million bottles soTd. Tanlac Vegetable i'llls are Nuture's own remedy for constipation. Kor Mile cveryw here. Adv. Once in order to have a ton po (' providing- they take both f from Union. La Grande must I twice from Cove and lose no ' S provided Cove takes both from j if they tie for the champion ., V A .straight string of six wins II jithcr put La Grande into a tie te leadershipjf the Intermoun- league or will give her the un . ted leadership should Cove lose t lo Raker. Some job but it ' e (.lone. .Grande and Baker still rest on Sacramento 4 10 2 (14 innings). Italterle! Mitchell, Huckley, Me Weeny and Agnew; Hughes, Yellow -horse, Thompson and Koehler. PLAN'S PROGRESS FOR TOURNAMENT HA K Kit, Junv 15. l'lulls for tho hlK hoi-Mi'Khoo toiirm-y which will bts U'ondiK-L'd by thy Y. M. l A. at Top (i; tj . nHH' UIIIU1II11 Oil JIIIJ O UIU 6U- ....i l...t an -tk a:1" foi'waril anil thu Itlca In Ii;lni4 l it liaker and here at I.a Urande . Ilt ,.,, ,a k,. ,.,,.. rates downed the Colts bv the : score. Chances are that Ma-1 who wears a fine enihosHcil leuthur htdt as u token ot IiIk prowesH, has ii ' ,."" '"' "-r""" " BiKuii'lc-d his Intention of enturlnt! and has their number. Tn three,.," , ...... .! l that he has p,tchcl to them I,1.(.si((.llt Hanlh ttMioufsh ,m hiiveKot n tctal of U hits Ms mil)s , , u ,0 hoW n. Baker comes reports of ex- ml ,, so rol.n,Ul)llo u (iltly high battinir averaKes: i.n( ,,. Al.UKSoni Bcnerallssl- ' ' ot ll,e;r men are sail to he lno of lh(. lo,.mum,nli hall 8l,1(.cU.a f SZr ''. . ,1.;k J'1 ' !e ' as his aides in condnetlnff the events I , i an follows: IIUKh Allrey, C. K. Web- U;:i, ( l"u" -Mo'i'ii: ,,ene,'e.?,lLX ". ' -Mount. Mayo Palmer. : (McCullough .118; rosbury ..il8; B ,.., w ,lluwnlnt. ,) John i ." .20; Robinson .222; X.rant j,.cllIlllu ' Baker .110- The Baker bunch , T1(! t.,.k.s w ,,,,, , 2B nvu ...UUC. i.a. .-LU1- ,.... . , ...,. co,ulog .,, lOastern Oregon or seventy, tlvo In all and the winner of these will no pitted -auain.st 'llresjilenl illading for 4ho ehaiiipionslilp of the Top O' Hlue MountailiM celebration. Tho shoes and pins for- the event will be of uni form weight and size and are being made up in readiness for the bit; occasion. 1 lout of oppc.sinjj teams because f ididn't swell those fat percen- j against I.a Grande ; le is what the Baker team- bat igninst La Grande in the two i s they have played against the i 6s: AB H 8 4 '.5 2 7 2 8 6 ' iyers i Jloutrh , H . ... ji' ' teaux . ' tly . ison . Pet. .500 .400 1 .sow CONVENTDNTO Project Takes Appeal I'RVIH.KTIIV .liinti 1R l.-llt lldH of the TePl irriiratinn nroiVt near Echo, city at Hex Hull. Slate Supervisor in the western! of Umutilia county, ! Mrs. Ida Hamblen. 01 1 ortland. ar have requested Governor Pierce to j rived on Tuesday and has been the iisa his inflnnnP with nther members guest of Mrs. Joe Whithy. itill Kourlli lowing officers elected: l'resident Mrs. Itead; vice president. Mrs. Htoek- er; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Clarence I'Jiitlrup. A splendid program was rendered and gilts presented by the local camp to Mrs. llumhlcn nnd Mrs, Will la ins. At tile evening session 1-5 were in attendance to witness the beautiful I ! degree team from I taker, at which time '21 were made members of this ! society, which Is conceded to lie thu An event of great Interest to KoyuljIanr,hl so,,ial beneiiclaJ society man-v.,i,-t,i.n.-H of America, was the dis-wholly by women, and Iiuh u BE AT HALFWAY COIVIING YEAR rhesii "epic" movleu arn ircltlni: to bo llllle moi-.i than interesting aub tllle'i with IMiiHi.nitlors. Mill Has J.')0,000 Fire. ABKHliEKN, Wash., Juna 15 An estimated loss of $50,000 wa, sus-. taincil by the Grays Harbor Manu facturiiiK company early thin morning- in a firo which destroyed their pinning- mill nnil joiner shop at the foot of Lincoln street on a portion of the site of the former Grays Har- . hc.r Mntorship company. Insurance of $52,000 wus carried. The company will rebuild- The fire is supposed to hiive start ed in the boilor room nnd spread rapidly through the building-, a two-, story structure B0 by 100 feet. The entire city fire apparutus was called out and the flames fortunately were kept within the buildinjr, although lumber piles and several other struc tures of the company wore somewhat scorched. li-let convention that convened in u.isj'uenibershlp ot 6011,000 The society has $ I II. 4 Tl'.tlSll.lHI In t he benefit fund and $7:1:1,615.47 111 the general fund, making It the of the state commission to appoint disinterested engineer to inspect the half-finished project and check over plans with a view to starting the work for completion. The friends of the project declar ed, in meeting here with Governor Pierce, they were confident the proj ect is worthy of completion and are after state certification of their bonds, which has for some time past been refused. MANV TO -VISIT STATION. COItVAI.I.lS, June IS. More than 2IMMI farmers will have visited the col lege experiment station by the end of tlie week, it Is estimated. Interest in new types of farming is keenest in the history of the state, say thoso in charge of the excursions. Lack ot profits In older types of farming and Liosses In soil fertility are given aa reasons for the large delegations this j llamnlen Wednesday and Thursday were Linn 'of r'1' street. Mrs. I'lioeuo Williams o! Ma ker, district deputy, has been In the city several days working tn the In terests of t,lie society and secured a fine class of new members lor the occasion. lielegallons begun arriving on the early luoring trains and were welcom ed by the reception committee nnd assigned comfortable quarters. The business sessions were conduct ed In Hex hull and a bounteous lum-li and chicken dinner was served all Neighbors at K. of I'. hall. Until halls were elaborately decorated in tlie colors of the society, purple and white. Mrs. Itebecra Maguire was chairman of decorating committee. Meet at Halfway Xi'M Vcar ' The afternoon session opened at ti in. in form of school of Instruc tion conducted by Supervisor Ida assisted by the convention President. Lillian Klls- county duys. l-'ilduy Is for Ijme and worth, Lal.ranue, iu I'" "". i llouglass, and Saturday Mnrlon, rolk :' Bowman. Raker: secrelary-treas-1 nnd Yamhill farmers will be here. rer. Hertlm White. La t.rnnde. . ; Halfway, Ore., wus chosen for the. A Want Ad Will no Itr- next convention, to eonevene. and fol- j Ptson . . fi aland , t; average against tide . . . ...6 . . . ...4 ...4 .. .0 I.a 68 1 .250 Hi7 .125 .000 .000 .000 000 .000 .000 .170 w on the other hand, let us com- :- the Pirate batting average in Baker. This is it: ijers AB H IS 6 3 Be H 3 ' night 3 . Jiight . 4 inn 8 soil . 6 ity tl anbaum 9 Itey 3 ra 3 ltd ...1 ore J 'le-tin average against Ba- 1 I kor lifl 13 .211! j I.a Grande's batting average compare.-' favorably with Baker's in the two contents they have played . In all likelihood tlie lineup Sun lay will include White and MaGee, ontison and possibly so.me other etcher, Garrity, Crews, B. and T. night, Mclnnis, Kostnbauin, Tlieis t, and possibly others. La Grande II mctor to Baker if the weather nuits. Pet. .500 .500 .3311 .250 .250 .107 .111 .111 two .000 .000 .000 COLLEGE ATHLETES ASSEMBLED TODAY o CHICAGO, June 15. Kirst rank collegiate iierformeiH from every qiinrter of America will assemble Fri day ut Statf field fniverslty of t'hi viigo for the national college ath letic association meet. Composed of 2oo schools anil colleges, the two-days cuiiipeiuiuii w e.pecien 10 nriii iu Q the fore contenders for places on jo Mi.. A miii'ii-ii n DIvMinU I on in fnr lO ItlTII MARKS HI-:('Oltl. jo M-;V Y OUK, June 15. Itabe Ijuthjg lias created what sports bellev" to be i q a in w record for flee passes. He has O received M 111 his first fi" patties. Jng l!H'o 1h Bet the major leaKue record o Willi IIS fne tickets, but with Ihfs O season only one-third over he lias , g reached nearly half that total. . jo IM)('.VI'-:i(l, li.VITI.l-: IS I HAV g I'OCATKI.I.d, June 15. More than O Hmu uw Spu Meyers of Jocateog and Johnnie Tra nihil us of loi tland o t MM'., battle 20 rounds to a draw, in0 tlie special enlertainmeut feature ar- S tanged for tin- enterlnlnment of dele gales lo the Annual Klk's Convention Thursday ni:ht. The lightweights fought with lightning speed and the bout was a cleancut affair. For Rent Oiie-i( 5Tn furnished apart- lent; two-room furnished apartment Inquire Palace Confectionery. . uiunsit .n,i i ns ,i;d. ViKOO.W June 1.1 V. ii. Ilav- y, of (ireat Itrtlain, won the ten iiritish Rolf champion-hip lay with an agreati score fiy.". A Kullcry tf 10,000 spec rs saw Walter flagen, the teiican, lose with a total of V N. Sciilland, June l.'i. At Hit; the yi holes of play in the '(pen gull championship Thur (teriiooii. two lirlti.sh golfers. Vhiteonib. and A. (1. Havers. Uiehj w.th tlie scores of 14rt. I (agi-ii, the Anieriertn holdei tle was next with 14 7. Gor hai t, of tth n Kngles. follow IV and liobert Sc"tt. Jr., with I oi'l-r were three eoiiip'-r-; M'oi.-s iI l,, Joe Kirk Au. tiaKan i ha uiii)ii. T. It. , T. Walton. Joiinn.vfaireii 'it h 1 y. antl Mael 'onald three others with l":t. Abe .Jeorge I nmcan. Kd ward Jidly and J. Mackenlzle ith i:. each. AMI MM M(,M;it N. Y.. .Nile is Mike tt he; weight chntiip 'jld, Thursday sigm-d ar IZ I-atttirig Sikl, rorm li b-hoider. in a return ft. Si ptetuinf s. The reached li"lwpi'n I r. t ti of Puhlin, repre I'll .In .hieib!i .Mr 1. MeTiKUo will le. I nit Siiid. Hihwuv Graft I'rohed. ' I'KMH.NTd.V, June 15.listricf j Attorney Keator tolay promised j pro-ecutions if he could bet verifi cations of the charges that teamsters drawing- $7 waj?es were also charging- tourists on the Blue mountains i to haul them out of the mud. A party of rix officers made a special trip through the six-mile bad stretch to check this action and declared that Ihe practice was ibeinjr employed. The teamster have been placed on the bad stretch of the Old Oregon trail to pull tourists through free of charire. c c o I Call it summer every-day brines hflps you the head, I W 'IS Ism. Irose id." "dnslenM - su.nii m ntn-J . mflt Sneezy. Wheezy. June Colds For Your Sat. Order Fancy Cucumbers, Elgin Hot House Tomatoes, Cherry Lane Head Lettuce, Radishes Bunch Turnips, Beets Order your the crop v i.-ora can t xp-c! 1 ; are not rut enough "dust cold." or just a plain use of Vicks liate comfort and :e it off. To clear Vicks and inhale the vapors. Apply to throat and chest at bedtime and you will breathe better, sleep better and feel better next day. VapoRur Cnt rrftnuau Jut Vice Yctiit . anu uarrots ' Hiimc Grown Asnad'agus i oinacr ;rawherriS ill be shouts X - for canning now, a.s on account of the rain. -lsT J. G. Snodgrass 109 Depot Street Two Plumes Call Main 75 NoCharge for Delivery GOOD Jl, GENUINE "Buir DURHAM TOBACCO Pleated Silk Skirts Are Practical Uocausc They Arc So Wearable One widely acepted costume of Summer is a silk blouse witia fancy White silk bknt. Mien an outfit mawgo anywhere, jjjam 'Trtmsierea crei)e is espelally succjirfrttT1. ith box and knife plaits combnierLrlain Skirts are rich looking, in rough silkcrepes. Any one. of these will ex- tly till the need in your vacation wardrobe ol something a bit dressy. Priced $7.50 to $19.50 PUTMAN'S Rcady-lo-Wcar and Millinery Chautauqua, June 21th to 29th, inclusive. You are invited. Come and see the new film- The Story Ot An Automobile Here's an intimate story of automobile building that will appeal to everyone who has ever ridden in a motor car. It's even more interesting than an actual trip through anl automobile factory because the camera pictures (Lfctails which would escape the eye. It abounds m human interest, with many thrills and in many cases real excitement. Yori'sce the various parts transformed from the red hoUmnl tTTThe finished unit. You follow the final -vitirfsiijiii:ir assembly line in operation with units added in logi- al order, each unit being traced throughout its man- ),j ufacture. before the next is applied. c;i This film was produced under the direction of the United States Department of Commerce in coopera tion with the Studebaker Corporation and will be shown in all parts of the world. It is an education in manufacturing efficiency. STAR THEATER . TUKSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19. 8 O'CLOCK M. J. GOSS Studebaker Dealer 1115 Washington Ave. J,
