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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1923)
Tuesday, June 20, 1023. THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE THREE 'A Real Bear Hug Happenings In La Grande's Tourist Camp Champion Is Ready For onloi- Willi n li'fl lo Hip Jiiw. Ililril Sinn l Mil. "Ho in lite t':itPl man I ovpr met," Moorp h:i lit, nfti'l Hip I'nicas, 'Ml li linnl In kpI lit lilm. Vuu un'l IpIp fiia lili llii'iu U him." Final Grind : coast baseball Dempsey to Indulge in Light Sparring This Week; Gib hons Works Under Blaz ing Suiu. CiKKAT FAI.I.N, Mont., .limit 2(i. Jack I -iii :t- . worlil's heuvywi'lKliI rh.iinjilon, Moiiiln.v nltflit, i.H rr;nl., lo Hlurt Uip ritilil Hlri'ti'li of Ills Iruill i.iK k-rliiil lor Uip iIpIViihp of liifi HHP UKaiiist Tommy (HIiIioiih ill ShHIiy ti wp.-k I'roin Wi'ihip.silay. Tln I'liiim limn i-njoyi-il u ilay of comiilolt- rest .Monday, ili-sri'i ini? uh ti-ainm; camp ovpf Hip hlllt: on Uip outskirts ui t III.; tit 1 lo city lo slay In town viNitilltr I'.'.l'llilil. L'rri'l .lit;, i itltiiiKi.rii lu-itli 11 I fripiiilly "hi-llo thprp," and olhprwiup IvihhIiik tho 1 1 in . in lillp ri'laxalion. lip h-l'l rainii aflpr u latp lirpalu'ant, r iiinliiK in town until limp Cor din ner, lioinpspy was (ha object of curl- ouh oyci wherever lo WPlit, tint hn up ('lili'il llu ltuuUon Rood mill lie displayed uoiii nriw or irril.ihilily usually character lutic of li I in In days in advance of :i chamiionshii coulest. I'ACIlif COAST (lull- Ran l-'raiiMiHro .riTi Sacrrtnienio 4 4 Salt Uikp :l!l J'ortland Vernon l.o.s Ane Meiltle .. llaklatid i,R;ri:. Won Lost Pet ...Mi !! 4 1 41 41 4 0 4S .41 ..:is .:i4 .:,4 1 .4X7 .Mill .411 .4S1 All, Senltle Items I'uillan.l. KKATTI.K It. 11. K. I'orlland ii & I rt .u I in i i i ii u . Italt.'rios: Mulillelon, Schrotdftr llnk of Kmplre is certainly mill nnomi- ith.kn nu.i Tm.h. souwhiR its superiority in thi- mtiii- Mm, Jmms t'Jnrk, nuiw-rvlfor of thrt l.n Urn ml unto tourist park which M HltunliM In cIomo proximity to t)i Itivt'i-Nlih- I'arU wliloli Im fnlrtv Wi-ll ItlllM With lOUliHlM Ihf'NO tltl.VH, is finely waichinx n "racft" of t;its citizens wlio truvt ihn lilKhwuyM hv 1 overland rout i'. ' WnshiiiKto'i. .California ami Muho. nil slsd-r siutf !to tin'Koii, uro running ti thre corn- ..k .niit.tt luhfiihaii llm iiImIa lr trtu In I lures in tho nirnl loiieit ntntfs Uiio it or not, to sec which am stinls I ho nioNf .tourists lo tho local cuinp for "At tho present time tho (lorn Htnlo in loading; tho ollior two by n tllsrinot majority," Mrs. Clark Htatod loilay. "Idaho has thl.i yonr Hon! nrarly um m.iny tuuriHtn ns Wash luc ton untl t'alirornla toKfllior through ou eampom tloiuain."' Mrs. Clark onnnot oxplaiu why Kiieh an nnprerondonteri iiuiiiImt of Idalioan.i ro on th road DiIh yonr )tit novori holotw tho ouMtorn "ifT" -Hfc "ft. No olhor (.'oast It idod. aifiie panu'M nooil. i i..-r or ; limo::. tourlMN Ht-iU v.r.st Irani it liazzes Newspaper Men. f. Ho .cvriii' wwnL to nxtoiu of "nu- jaiiiK" aoveral nowHpaiior corroaponil oniM who gathered around in front of a hotel ah began Hhooting i'.'Hons ' at lilm in. regard to how lonn he ox-' ; pt-cted tlio riKht to go. "Von K"y.s 4ire rihl pxiiorls anil; ' oujli l to know more about it than J do," said Deinpsey, IiIh whilo t(;eth yleamin thron:li a friendly ktIh. "Sonio of you have written that I am not in shape and don't know how to box. Mow do yon export a rouh pliiptrT like mo to loll you anything (Jihbons? Well, they tell mo no's a fa .st boxer and ran lilt like u mule. 1 hope he ran. That will make a fight of li. a light Is a ritfht that i all 1 ran Kay." The champion declared that lie never felt better am ho looked and acted as if what he said waH the trnt h. He wan deeply tanned nx u result of hut exposure to the sun ami his trim body did not appear to carry .an e.1ra pound of weight. ciik ;o tis.vm wins rn WAHHl.VGTDN, Juno The four-man loam from f'nlengo, with an naturedly atTKi'cgale score of :tll, gained posso.s- of the fretful- js,on or 1,10 varien i;. Maiding trophy iur u, ynu- u; winning i ne iiiier-ciiy golf . inatclt staged .Monday on tho Hast I 'otomac 'park-course hen as n preliminary . Vo .iin national 'public Iftiks loiintameiil jvlilcli dpelis Tues. tlay, Scores for tho 'I S holes inalo by" thft Ch icago pla yera follow : I fob W h it e, 7H: K. II. J.loyd, 7ii; John Dawson, 78; -Matt JanH, St. SPECTATORS MA'li iMATCIfKS ! "What hind of a oar liavo ynti, Mrs. Clark (iuestioii(;d a tourist a tv days apo who was in tho act of rei;1s tering. '. ' " ' ' "A Mitchell," )io replied. '. -. Hut boi'oro Die supervisor could fil ler tho raj- an u .Miteliell, the (uunats wife broke in with "John. I thougltt thai our car was a Hudson!", "Well, I'll loll you how it Is." ho explained. "The ear is half Hudson and half .Mitchell but the .Mitchell half Is Hie biRgem!" And so Die register tihows a Mitch ell ear apent tho night In the tourist iark- i ' ' ; . ; ' "it ly Tourists In ;tht park are morn lli.'tu lucky Ihi.s yfok. Kol only have thtty every facility which Is ordinarily oV- I clear water, beautiful scenery. and tin- like hut uu'ler the luncheon period is over the tourist may take , .i:,cK, lb j .oc. imd Pudge, tiw bear cub. love each othwr. And they' ! -o p twluv their Ui-votion in this embruto ut tho Loa Aelt8 oo It j k tear of n hujf. all.riiiUt. . , ! f'Al'ITAIj (TIT M AY Iti: M( K PARIS, June 2(i The French have stiil much la learn in tho matter of proper behavior at tennis mutches. the recent international Hani court (hi family a Hm ynnb from Iheir contest hero showed the spectators Ira nip and for a small sum, attend the as unruly, boisterous and nervous. Chautauqua program. They did not restrain their emotions, 'This is gioaV slujr." an enthushu- and applauded and shouted while tin ,. declared yesterday. "I.u (Iran de han a dandy little park ami should rank well among her sister cities for that but she fakes the lead when it comes to providing entertain-inent." . ;thlMns I la (ties Four. . ; HIIKLKV, Mont., June 2H. Th- roof was taken off Tom Cihhnn'fl training ring Monday and the St. Paul 'oh.illengor of Jack Oempsey's heavy weight crown went through his af- jternoon workout under a blazing .Montana sun. 1 St ripped to the waist, his should ers exposed lo the warm rays which ..liave not shown here for nearly Hi la!i. the title contender battled eight stiff rounds with four sparring parl- 'iiers, among t he .M.irk Moore, M in neapnlis middleweight, a new arrival 'in the. challenger's camp. - (ribbon:: buffeted his fellow Minne sota n all about t he ring and easily evaded i ho long, slow right frequently shot at. Iiini. Within a few moments alter they clinched in Hie first round 'the challenger snapped a Iwistlnr; left into Moores right kidne. Moore winced and dropped his guard for an Instant, obviously in pain. A few sec onds later (Jibbons shot over a flash ing If ft to I he face followed by a hard; right to the other side, of llm Jaw. Ilo used a right uppereut witn telling eifeet, and several times Jarred Moore with a smashing right lo tho body whieli was followed in one-two rallies wore still in progress They resembled the assemblies of howling baseball fans in America or shrieking" bull enthusiasts in Spain, rather than the orderly jratherinjjs of For est Hills and Wimbledon. French crowds arc also very pnr tial. "Their champion vitfht or wrong-, first, last and all the time' appears to be their nmtto-. They applauded the lucky shots of Lacoste 'when he managed to drop the ball on the other sate ol the net for a point which should have u-one against hint, with as much gusto as went wromr in the rear axle. All he they cheered the double faults oflhad to do. of eour.ie wn tolenhone tAiue mil jnr.n.sicu wmcn gave am local garage and the matter was n 00000000000000000000300000 o o o I1 Vacation o. 0 ' 1 Stationery A tourist, and hta fumily drov .to I, a (Ira tide yesterday over tho ftlue Mountains, making the bill In tip totr :di:ipo .with no difficulties -to speak about; He stopped at the ramp for several hour?; then piled back into tho car, stopped on the starter, went few feet and wham something point to a count rymaji- Something should be done to pro test us from poisoji-pen letters that begin by saying the account is leng overdue- . adjusted shortly, but "I'm Hiirely lucky Hint that didn't happen In the Ulue Mountains," was his comment. ItliCllA IlKST, May 27. ( lly Mail) IlermnnnKtndt, a city in Translyvania, Jf0 intlcH northwest of liucharcst, Is hejiitf considered as tho new capital of Greater Kunutnta. l-'or a long time many Kumuntuns have felt that the enormously increased fronliers of the country demanded a capital nearer the western Ktates of Kurnpo than Itu chareul. They want to make of ller mannsladl, which . in Uumanian Is called Slhllu, a sort of executive Wash ington. ' He.rmannstadt was foundeil In the twelfth century, and has been splen didly developed by the Austrian, (t is thoroughly moilern and has a ser ies of , - fine piddle squares, parks. schools, churches, libraries and thea ters, it. is much ch-nner than any of tho cltlea of (lid Rumania, and has a much more 'healthful climate. Noted Editor Pies. DKS MOINES, la.; June L-JAIlan Dawson,' former . editor of the De.s Moines . Register arid Leader, the Sioux City Tribune and a later edi tor of the New York Globe- and New York Tribune, died of pneumonia at hi home in New Yr.rk Sunday, ac cording to special dispatches received berg. MANY FARMS s I DM5 (By Associated Press) HARKISBURG, Juno 2L More than IIOO.OOO acres r.f farm land re main idle in Pennsylvania this sum mer, largely as a result of the shor tage of farm hands. This total ii about ten per cent of the total ng rieultural acrone;e of the state. GOOD CIGARETTES GENUINE "BULL" DURHAM TOBACCO g We have a large assort- g ment oi choice noxes o' g Assorted Cards moder- AND MILLINERY LOANS TO FARMERS MADE UNDER The Federal Farm Lo i C'.'i latftrrst I No GjnitniMiotuNo Bunui i'Mty Pay ininti Non.muuifnq( Multifile at Particular to The Calif braMT Joint Stock Land Bank PENDLETON. OREGON i This "red propaganda" found in III . j III colleges for girls may be nothing .. uvn..-'M -., ... Observer Want Ads iirinc Hesultff. jnients. ' " ' , ' ' ; ' jl J ' convenience JOO Jsf DURINGTHE WARM WEATHER WE ARK 1 P-J ' The mea?fof a good , NOlV 1IANDLINXHTTTE4,I). , safied smiles it creates -JTCKAGES OF , J&t lass. Columbia spreads I I ymiles and quench thirst.. . . KWJFT'S SILVERLEAF LARD gj.. " I VI N HARD'S v v ...... . . , ... I l .Htl B3 M KB CHGJKI Mil II 49 I II Sy. . .w'VwvatvuM in III HI v m rattisnn nrnmars t jr j oi - - Vl'J'l I I i g the finnttyamiiioder- g , WHEREVER GOOD DRINKS ARE SOLO uiuwy . . , . , y g "lvjr v Kf ' PHONE MAIN 80 0 See thfjc Jfefore bllVing g!0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 I g 1 vnni-Wnmer suni)lv o Cliautauqua June 24 to 2!) Inclusive 1 n APPLIANCES ! o fair l.vj- o!g . . , I, ,i mii ' r? 0 " -gio ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR HOT g II k g gig AlEATHERiWIFORTS - ' " oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ' o W W f fff lTl o' II ; LaUrandejg 107 Depot St. Phone 393-W g iiiuiiuiiilh iu J 6VS (0 J oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooj ORDER THAT 'i?tiTiiiiiiMi hi, .1 I) j ,.,. ytttall ' l "i TTi MONUMENT NOW JgSSggsaS ' 1 VIrki-h. fnlvXxt. faulty I I III A Hi I (VTI N ; mioi: mi iu i-aiilok j w n We have made a pro- II. III ! 21 Aii not si. ! a 3 n J found study of monument tl,1 riJIrl L -B V - , ' to receive faithful, intelli- Sj&fA, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo; The three most vital units iniffe economical I, cent execution. WFfA o T T0lQJ Ti'vao : and satisfactory operation oymotors are the j f USea lires g; Piston Rings, Pistons andyfaston Pins, all of ; We Will GIadIyFmiirfsii Jf , g iu112. ..i s. J which we caritn stocked with our cylinder I EslimaciT fmTWmi g um,. in T.r g, grinding equipment weXre able to give you a r yiLiiiiililaliiiiliiuylllilliiillJ ! SxMr. II fvf7Tf.?.5crvic!- Bke Mountain Marble I 0,111 I eitrntrrr iWuMmn A H . 1 BIG SALE OF GRANITE E WAR ONE DAY ONLY v S A T UVR DAY, JUNE .1. SEE OUR WINDOW M.50 : The-Stocking-With-Many-Soles Martha-4-E Yn-kte.it Milanese alfricot cloth, culled glove silk, also lace Jacqitards, are much finer and firmer than the knitted stockings. Will retain the lus tre and stand more wear than any all-silk stock ing made and positively' WILL NOT RUN. We are showing this high grade silk stocking in black, brown and while lace striped in black only. All with Pointed Heel. ! LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Oregon Hardware & Implement Company On Depot Street Next to Penny's Chautauqua June 24 to 29, Inclusive Satisfied Customers Always Reti a reason of ourer-growing trade. The ItesLpiKTiocei ics at the JL,(tCcst Possible Prices Full Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables JoePs Grocery 1 1 1 !! S landard Garage Cor. Ji-ffrrson and Cove. g - .e (Jranite Company f Free Delivery Two Main Lines M-759 1 1 , Machine Works I50a 8 A.( ,.. on . I oooooooooooooooooooooooooo .-r III I TTTT-TTTrTT. ! ! I , I