TiiPRdny, June 19, 1923
ISDCillLNEllS
iij s&i mm -VIM i rpfiRfl Fl PI
Union Drops
From League
Only Three Teams Remain
i in-Intermountain League;
La Grande Has Chance
for Pennant Yet'
rrrrtlinjj to repot ts
roccivod by
w. (.. Crows,,, ntni'.ager of
Dip
It
driinde Pirate.-;, - .Union has dropped
out of the InU'iT.iouiituiri liaseball
league, forfeiting the remainder of
her gana-s to Cove, linker and I'.
Grande. Incidentally that means
thiit l.n Grande, wl was to have
played Union June 24 and July 1,
will remain idle until July H, when
thr Hake. Colts come here for their
last game with the Pirates- Two
nunc games will be played after
lhat tinie with Ctvc, which
will
hnnir the seascn to a dose.
.Tlie staiuiinir of the teams
inserting the forfeited game.?
now
is:
P W Ij
rve 8 7 1
linker 9 7 2
l.a Ci randc 9 5 4
Union ...12 0 12
Although Lh Grande appears
of the runr.inj; at first rhince
is not I lip case. The Pirates,
have been nlavintf first class
out i
such
who
ball
throughout the season although la
. honntr uadr.r a jinx, have still a
'fishtinir chance to win the pennant.
Providing Cove and Baker Incaks
even and l.a Giande wins the re
mai'iinrf three games, all three teams
will he tied with 8 wins and four
losses which would necessitate it
play-off for the championship. Rath
er a small margin but nevertheless
it is a chance, unless Cove or Baker
makes a clean sweep of the other-
MANY LINED UP FOR
iTjAAlrS IOUKN AJMlliAT
t 4 r niTTTii nnTtitii nn
1UU UiYliUljlv Freewater ami Hermiston yesterday
. . . . . afternoon and eveuliui
The junior and senior tennis sin- The demonstration in th0 east end
ftle matches in the Y. M. C- -A. tour- was iei, n th(, orchniil of J. F. Slo
nament are to he started this week VPr-t .,n, ntm,r demtinstrations are be
and C. W- Burner, who is mana:- injr conducted in the Mumfoul ami
ing the contests, has place.! a time jiopson orchards. A crew whose
limit of one week on the first round 'wafK C(1e to ,s7.-j daily aie being
ui.iLciifN wiiil'ii expire.; next ounmiy.
It was also hoped that the double.
could be started this week hut owing
to the fact that there was not
enough entries it wan necessary to
p(..-t)oue them for a week.
In the first division of the senior
singles, Norman Frees, present Fast
em Oregon champion, plays J- Tv.
lUiddleknuff ; liav Lvm-h play. Flrydc
Smith; Flank III nek plays Clive Wil
son and Sam1 Clinton will meet Jean
Taylor. The second division is as
follows: I.ile Wilson versus Fred
(ieibel; Sam Cochran versus U.
Spencer Anderson; Park Taylor ver
sus Charles itVingner; Ray Wilson
versus Walde. Stoddard, and F. N
Fox versus iir. Johnson.
Messers- Wilson, Fox and Johnson
are out f town men, the former
and latter hailing from Imbler and
.Mr. Fox from Union.
The junior tournament i:: open to
all under IH and i.i lined up as fal
lows: John I.atison vs. Steward
Merrill; Clair McKennon vs- Fre.l
(Ieibel; Wilson Hiurston vs. Jack
Holmes ami Bonnie Jessie vs. Law
rence J lav. Second division: Sam
Ci'hraii vs- Jack Oennis; Thomas
Russell vs. Floydc Smitli; Paul Mey
ers vs. Clifford SeiU; and John Cti.-ey
v.-. Fern Kelley-
ti;ih.i;i: hkff.ats ahmiw
-tl!L.lKU'(IIA. June 111. Lew
TeiT I h-i , I 'hiladt-lphia. contender for
Hie li;;hl -weight crown held hy Ifenny
l.eoiiaiii. decisively di'fealcd P.il Mor
on oi' New Orleans in an eight-round
iM'ill Monday niuht at the National
! ague hasehall park. Approximately
L'o.iitio person:: saw the content.
wi:sti:hn ihaiio id:.r;rK.
Cluli W. I.. Pet.
r.ni;ii
I'-.yello ..
WeiSer ...
Kmiiieit .
I'irnia ...
( mlai io ('
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.no.)
ve.)
It's a funny world that will keep
on perfecting non-skid tires and won'l
do a thing for the toupe.
For Sale
Kive-ronin pI.iNleri-d lioiiFt. ep'rtric
ltj;!iis. eily water. gai;i;e, la n. trees,
la I'd r." I L'o. I'riee $ 1 ,7.Sf..0ft ;
I. nil';. l 'Mi. it a down and balance at
$ per in on t h.
I'lvn-rnom iiin.l.rn home. cloRe to
nehonl and shops. This property lias
a irara.iv. lav. u. Hereeni-d-in preh,
huh Hunt Mid r-nrt mm pl-t.ly
j.luriilt' d and wired. Price, t , S.Vi.Ini,
Terms on balance.
ir you arc i pi rt ing to huihl thl
prim:, eoiii" in and l t ni show you
mhmc or the ehoiec building loin
have llsled.
Geo. H. Currey
Ileal Ei-tat
Iniuranct ,
t'ive-roniu heme, lar-.t, loealcd
no tin e is epd of AdyT avenue, just ,
nnt Ve r.f i ily 'iwT Thin p!;if If-n-
u id I le- pri.-t ,d ( rins are right. !
l-'oni-ro'ybnnNf , mnilern. pn'ed
r- r i a v t I o, j':r:ir;'. :irt has-" )
in. nl. jfiiv. '.r-"".'""'; t"rmi. ;
VILLA KNOCKS OUT
WILDE IX SEVENTH;
POI.U CIKH NHH,
-Pancho Villa of
rt. i., .i miii i--.
I hp Philippine:-
uiMM hi-n imii .iiimiiy uimr in r.u--iauu
world" riywolKht champion. In the
Hevcnlh round of u la-round imilch
Monday imkIiI Willi ti right to llli
jaw.
PROMISE NEWS NOTES
I'lMiMISK. .lone t!. llev. Arthur
Kohei-ty hehl KerviCeK al Hie I'lOUlisP
Nihool house Thuisiiav uiK'hl-
nil. ti ih Airs . it. iieimei'Hon worn
Wallowa vlsilors Hie fiist of tlie week. !'
MiH. C. I '. i 'arper returned homo
from I. a i! ramie M outlay nlht. vii h
her tlaii(;htei', Mrs. I-Mitli l.lmlcy, who
has heeii visilim; for some time. The
Misses Kmmu ami l.ora I'ai'pei' ne- !.,
eompanieil I hem lo I .a (Ji aiide on
Tur;i!a--.
The I. ailies ami CI Iris met at the
sidiool house Weiluesda. lo sew. They
plan to have a Bale of the things
wh'ei they make and tin- proceed
will o into tho new eluiivh.
K, tiorheit. Howai.l Ct-nnelt. and
p,t. ' Ih-i'hert Thompstm reimnetl to i 'amp i ifornia trip. Italph i plannin-r on re
.87o ' Monday. turtiin;;. luil Unymond wll! he cin-
.7771 lto Horner t-ame to Promise Tues- pioye.l lujre HiIh mimmor.
.555 'day to work on hir. car which Is hro- , Korrot (yi)(.r Imide a. trip to Homo
UDUj''i ri, t . . u
'
Trump culled
M i s. ,
t'"t' ' n"P I'lit'sday.
"0- ''"''I-1'' visitetl wilh th
ett
b,t)yK Sunda
Havid tiarrett went to camp Wd
:iesda.
Ilenrj .('urper returned home
Thur.stUiy from Newport where ho itt-li-uded
the .Stale (IraiiKe.
Orehardisls Busy at
Labor of Thinning Now
PKXDI.KTOX, June :. The
thin-!,nY
I ninp: of orchards in both the east
!and west end of the county is under
I way, big crews heinp.- used on the
jin to Fred Bennion, who with O.
! I.. I .nmr. held ilomonf nil intiK nl'
lIS(1( ,, ,P Minnfmd nveiiiid W ne-
saps are being thinned out until be
tween seven and nine inches intcr
veen between the apples, Jonathans,
eight inches;, and Konie Beauties, 1
nine to 10 inches. About -10 grow
ers attended the demonstration at
Freewater yesterday afternoon. 'In
thp twilight meeting held in the or-i
chard of (Jeorge Hoot at llerniisten,
15 growprs weie in attendance.
In the .Slover orchard,, each thin
ner has a distinctively colored ticket
which ho places pn the tree after ho
has completed hin v.ork-
I'reiis mid llallani Lead.
HT. PAi'L, June 1!. KcluriiK from
ii!i of the stale's afio precincts show
ed Ihe loHowing vote In Die ItcpuhH
can senatorial primary:
-I'reiis, U.7HI; llallam. 11,1 IS;
fcehHJi. C27u; AildeiHon, l.Teir.; Power.
r 2 7 ; liiirn.iuist, I'iijis; l.undeeii, 1 1 I !
Sle(iierson. C PJ ; Martin, L'tlfi.
In Siy 4 precinclf on Ihe Farnieivf.a
hor senator contest, Aritst-h had 11.
4:iS voleh and l.indhorg '.I'AV.K These
prerinrts were in lio eounlli'S.
(n the Uemoeralie ticket Carley
was leadinfr 4 to 1 when one-Hilh of
lite lolnl precinclt, had fieeii heard
from, f!l!l precinels giving Parley
-Tit;!' ami Cary i;.S7.
Aristocrats are much like other
people, except the length of their
fingers ami cigarette h elders.
Modern
ATicciuiilillv
p L i : W! ! 1 1 j 1 Serve Chinese ' ;
IflSiSi! ll J ; Noodles at Home. ,
Waxed Linoleum Floor
WVj ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Armstrong Linoleum
for Every Floor in the Hout
W. H. Bohnenkamp Go.
Four Floors of fine Furnituie
THE i;A
I num LLUI
i:i.oiv .lime lit. I'rof. I:. F. WoUtf
had ii narrow est'iipe from m rlous in-
juries when Hi- I ii I ."aim-lay num
iii.rnni ladder. He won palnltntr Ihe
HIMI(h Hide ot Ihe -Masonic nan aim
dipped pari way down. the ladder.
tnllinir on the cement sidewalk. .Med -
,ui uiienfUiii w:in uiwn nl once and
ainination n vrali d n irai-tiin-d w
ran uml hail I v lat'ral
I nose. Mr
w.-i. i.ri....y .......,.. i ;
in ai mill uic ri-i n-i i um ii-.Mii .-
vallst :ih h KiyH ho mm no n-roiUT-tlon
of what look plan-.
Tlu Hon MoyorH family i pr. parlm:
In move in Ho- IUti Mill house in tlie
pari of lown lor I m Hiinuner
iuonlh. at haul.
Mr. and Mrs. "Itlll" Nelson r.lurn
I Tuesilay from their honeymoon j
ttiur of coast poluls -and nl pn .sem
visit imr wilh the i-room's mother.
r.Mrs. .lohn Wiekens of iVIcki l l'lal.
I Alis-s Maehelli is havinK her house
Ion Main slreet rehln'led and re
'itainted. wlileli improveH the appear--am-e
very much.
Uamond Shellon and linlph llall-
'. - uh relumed Sunday from their I'ul-
of Uu loKKlntr eainps near l-InterpriH.
of the Km.l Oriffon luimher company.
While there, he visited withiAlr. and
Mrs. (iuy Armdd, -.whom 'he reports
as doini; fme. .lit ivl'.irncu to Klxin
Sunday evening. i
"Hill" Wade was ft business v'ls'.iorj
to l.a (Jrunde lat Buturday. "
Stanley llray f Spokane was In
l-;igin on hiislni'SH Tuesday.'
i:iii)iuciil stolen. .
J. II. Stone hud ft set of harni'Ks
and togging ei-uipiiienl Hlolen durlngi
Ihe past, weoU. It seems he loanetl'
' : ."v
WUll MUM, HUH I lie limit nnnnn
leave Ihe country with the eiiiip
menl. Mr. Stowe intends In take nit
necessary measures to regain his prop
erly. Mrs. Uernal Hug went lo La Oramlo.
last Saturday on it hu.siuess trip. Mt r
brother, Claude I tolbrook, came In
lOlgin In the veiling and spent Sun
day at the Mug home.
Mrs. P. F. W'eiMs and son. Frnest.
relunod Salurdav morning from Cor
vjiI II.-. where Krnrst and Zeiia. have
been intending Ihe (. A. C 'win
was one of this year's graduates and
is at present visiting with friends al
Sand Point. Idaho, lie plans to come
on in Kl trlii hv the end of this nionlh!
and rumor has It that be will not
retuin alone. j
Mrs. C. I. Huffman and Hon Fred j
spent' Tuesday lit the home of her
daughler, Mrs. Lynn I rill. While here,
Mr. Huffman attended a called meet
ing of the local rati board.
I Kith! ami (iranl, sheepmen of Wal
la Walla have a large bunch of sheep
'in pasture west of town and will have
, several more large droves drought
over 'trt a iVw dftys. ' V 1
Mrs. Merlha. cluippell was In T-:t
(Iran do on business, returning in (he
evening with Mrs. I tenia I Hug uml
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fiRANDfi RVENTNA OBSERVER
Claude MolhroiiU.
, ,lr. timl in I'm, I, A. ltiiipimlit of
Imhler have het II ipt -lltliiiK a ( i1n ,
j hl WiilUiwu county. Tli. y w, u; m.r
, jii Krlil.ty tmtl r!inn.. Moiida. Th
vistletl Wtlti relallw.s h, iv on uu
' way home.
l-'limcr Until v ( til.
tllonn IIi'ohIm ars lmtl me of
Hi hao.y flu hy a hatchet ihal
I Utile
' hlti ring
. In -.ii ml his In n) her
M.-rrll w.-r.. ni..v.
m-wnu. i ne nrsi miKcron his left
hand was pr.tctieallv Hew red r.- i,;
mmd, out me fill was dtajfoual
,,,,,, ltjnl In the other and the
j - '- -.
from
.
it's
Red Crown
for the
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
UALIPVIINUI .
!
JONTEEL COMBINATION CREAM For all day
time purposes, use this cream. Does not leave a
greasy skin. Elegant for use bef tnwder: fv,te.. f . . , , , ; ., , g
ureasv skin. Elecant lor
JONTEEL GOLD CREAM-Tas a nig'ht cream
and for suifmrn. DeljiUully scented.
AW AN walclipUttno m!1,,cc f lisTlfSt-v
JJiirtifirJCord vvilli u good deul more lliun
ordinary interest, lie Iius heen let! to expect
unusual performance.
Hut to sec such hi-Jh tire vulne proved out
htfore his very eyes is u new uud ustonishing
experience.
See the nearest Hartford Dealer.
MAKSHALI.-Wni.I.S COMPANY
DUI.UTII POKIl.ANIJ SrOKAlMR
is
TlHEandTUQE
Wm
I tor lliiitk: It v. Ill he
11. They an- ihe sou ul" Mr.
! 'hat h s theshcaiH.
i Knietil W. iss an.) Pliarl.
Willy
inltfht visHin-M
Th y made tin
III Wallowa '
trip hy iiiii-
Sunday.
Itiivyeir.
Maiu'hcKlcr Tax Rate
Is Highest in World
I.ONMlON. June ",!. Tin- .1.1.1 of
1h lily uf Miini'licMcr Ih tin- larjw't;l
miiiiiripal ihhl In t'lo MrillHli iiopir.
Tin- il. l.l al Ih.- pi-.-N.-nt lime l t-stt-
experienced
motorist y
JONTEEL
CREAMS
use hetore mwdcrr
the Jar
poM-tll-h- to Ha'finaii'd at .10 million pouiitlM HU-rlinjf
and Mr.i.;;imj ,). IltlM(t.s of I he. city ul 4i .mil -
llon pouiolK Mtt i'liiiK.
To raiM- tin iifC0SK.irx fundH frtr
itiunlt'lpul I'xp.-nm'M and Iniort m on t
thi- dilt. llu- rlty t'oonell rfivnllyi
I'lir asscHKuhl
vu i hp iii i .n k i in n i
cltli, how
vvv. Is not l-ust-d on tlu;
alii
oi I he property, hut on tlu un-
ThoCood
MAXWELL
I by all who arc
with it.
demonstration with
out, obligation, of course
C. W, Bunting
& Son
Telephone Main 792
Houghton's
Furniture
itore
ai'i in'ii'i' um ni -
si:i; oru lti;(is
itni: Kiiks from 81.(10 up.
lln.ly nnisH.II, '.is 1 2. I In i'jr:. I ris
In Iron Itt'ilH, Strintr uud Mm
trosM.'H. X'i'i'y irofiil, oany K(K"I;
cl'rt. Wry kooiI S;iuil.ir.v ('oin-lH'.H.
IT You An' (..'Kiilni; 'for
II A It ii A I . S
Wit llavn a smelt.
IliKlicKt lrlr4'.s Tul'l for I'soil
l-'ni'lilltii'.
OpposUi. 'I'liorii's Orncfvy
Is piaiiitH
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We have (lie orninal Chinese Noodle sellinj? at
10c a package.
Serve w iMjrc-TTecl Ti iaMRle" Brand Chinese
Noodle Sauce. 2.rc a bottle
J. G. Snodgrass
109
Depot Street
No Charge
-uual mitul vaiuo,- .In Xhe vno of ho
! e.Ity of .MancdiiHtt-r .Uh a8Hald.'
w liiKhor Lluui any i (nf al
,,,,,ui' which nnaiiKtlial Ihe iulh-
li:mlft of Matiohi-HM
payiuc nQtro
laxi'H than any oth
pcoph- in )it
t lii-rcloro pifih-
nhly more -Ihnn any oilier peoph-- In
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The Dancing Frock,'
Sport Outfits and othe
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A complete line of at-g
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Coats, Suits and Dresses g
in all the Season's most g
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