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Thursday, June 28. 1923.
THE LA GRANDE EVENTNG OBSERVER
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I COAST BASEBALL
North Powd er
To Entertain
Team Sunday
La Grande Pirates to Cross
Bats with North Powder
Baseball Team Sunday.
l.a Graudo will if.-i in trim Tor their
nct Kunic iii the Interniotintniu luis--luill
lea sue, which will ho played here
July a ag-tinst linker, next Sumlav
wIm ii they play Xorlh Powder at
North i'owder. aecordtiiK an
nouncement today hy Captain Garity.
I .a Urn tide wan Inactive lust Sunday
Out' in tin- I'.mM Unit t'nlou withdrew
110111 the' league and forfeited her
fcamo to t he . remaining- three loams,
naturally shunting La Grande into a
hrief vacation.
When the I'irates ko to North Pow
der Sunday they will face a team that
Is mi Id to ho decidedly strong hut nev
ertheless will he favorites to win. In
addition to the regular players, three
new men have been added to the
team.
Charley Vote, who played yrith Iho
Pirales easier in the season in tho
infield and in pitcher's box, lias re
I urnetl , and with Mm comes t'hrH
Martin, a pitcher, who hails from
Woiser, Idaho. Clifford, who form
erly played with Klin and lust year
played in the Portland City League ns
shortsitrp uiid .catcher, is also In tho
oil y and will appear in a Pirate uni
form Sunday.
COAST BASEBALL
KEARNS HOLDS FINAL
PAYMENT UNCERTAIN
SHELBY, Mrnt., June 28. The
contract for taking the picture of
the iihhon-Dcmpsey fiifht uh sol.l
for SfiiltH) to a l.os Angeles company
Wednesday nisht, it was nnnounced.
Alter bu-keiiiiir all day witn local
! officials, Jack Keurnn, Dempsey'
imuiiHL'cr. turned his interest in the
Pacific Coast l.caKHe. i films, announced uk 11.1 per cent of
Clubs Won Lost Pct.jthe proceeds, into the hands of May
San Krancisco fill :tu, .tifillor Jim Jchnsou, treasurer of the
Sacramento !! IIS ,M2 fiifht, Loy J. Molumhy, American I.e-i
Prrtlund . 4:1 41 ,fil2 itiim commander, Eddie Kane, tiib-
Los Angeles Hit 42 .4X1 buns' manager, and Mike Collins,
Vernon :)! 4'l .47(1 'matchmaker, for disposal ns they
Seattle :i!i 4ii .4:12 jwiw fit. "
Oaklnnil i0 Despite definite assuinnce by local
liKlit otfieiais that they win nave
SHELBY TO HOLD
RODEO IN JULY
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HAVItK, MotU.. June 2S, Northern
Montana will eontrlhute twenty buck
aroos. front the hest nnd hardest of
her cow hoy son, and 25a heud of
Itoi-AeH for the rodeo to Ih held at
Shelhy the wrek of July 4 in connec
tion with the lenipsey-t;ihhons
heavyweight chauiplaship fight, ac
cording to plunn announced here,
"tll.en of lilasvftvv, Mont., toih-
scribed $200 townrdf the expenses of
an outfit from there. Tin r!lers. s.
iceien ii oin sitne cntimpions, are 10
en-i pete for $7, aim In priy.es In the
rodeo contents.
the correspondent mltta, but is pro
patpl to lo hi.- best.
American Net man Praised.
Beckett to Fight Carpenter.
LONDON, Juno 28 The Exchange
i olograph s boutuunipwm cones
icnilent Duys Joe Beckett, tho Brit
ish heavyweight, has definitely de
cided to fight Georges Carpentier
on July 2ti. Beckett does not think;
he will he entirely fit by thnt time.
LONDON, June 28. Newpaperj
tennis critics ore loud in their praise!
nf Vincent Richards, -the voumr
American, who Tuesday defeated!
.lenn Wasser. Belgian champion, at
Wimbledon. Suzanne J.enjden, the;
French starwas loud in her praise!
of Richniils. Suzanne was a spec-j
tfitor at the match.
.LOiVlii'iN, June 2S. Tho first bar.
hall Rtinie of tho Boason In London
attracted a crowd of S.oiiO. It was ii
cloMo game, or "match," as the KrIN
lh papers called It, the team of
American ctndeiit:i at Oxford lOKfim,
Ti to 4. to the American I-eRlon team
of London. i
-Americanism: The pet fuiths nnd
prejudices of the muu who Imp p.1 in
to lie defining it-
Beaverfl Whip Oiilis.
Portland R. II. K.
Oakland io u
'ortlaml 7 11
the final $100,000 jfuurunteeri the
champion by July 2, when it is due.
Keurn said he believed it was "still
uncertain nt this time, whether the
inland . . 7 11 junceriuin i luis uim, wanner uir
Butteries, MuiYs ' Colwell ' and Ba- "y. wuul l,e uvuiluble. Until
ker; Sutherland, Middleton and On
slow.
ivLior and "V. " Murphy1 LEXCLEN AHEAD IN
i"in. WLMBLETON PLAY
Indians 3, Timers 2.
Seattle R. 11- K.
i Vernon o o
Seattle . .
Batteries,
Jacobs and
Senators Suffer Shutout.
Los Angeles K. ill. E.
Sacramento o 4 2
Los Angeles 8 11 0
Batteries, Thompson and Kcehler;
M. Shea, Hughes and Baldwin.
there is a breach of contract which
does not provide for payment of the
third $100,000 until July 2, he will
go ahead with plans for the fight, he
declared. . .
Horseshoes for Pageant
; Contest Now on Display
BAKER, June 28. Gold and silver
plated horse shoes which are tc be
Ji used at the horse shoe tourney on the
Top O' Blue .Mountains on pageant
day are on display at Louis Levin
ger's Drug store. The gold shoes
and pegs .will be used by the winner
of the preliminaries and President
Harding in their championship match
for the supremacy of the Blue Moun
tains. Entries are coming in daily,
but there is still lots of rocm for
anyone w,ho wishes to enter. One
dollar entry fee is heing charged to
defray, tlie cost of the belt trophy
and the expenses of the tourney.
Bees Sting Seals.
,Smi Francisco R. II. E.
Salt Lake 5 10 0
San Francisco 4 i) 2
Uattenes, Singleton, McCabe and
Jenkins; Shea, MicWeeney and Yelle,
Agnew. " '
It's n hard- world, and on Anv
when you wish to relieve your grouch
on somenouy, not a ucok agent will
appear.
WIMBLEDON, June 28. There
were no sunrises in the play for the
I world's tennis championships at
Wimbledon Wednesday afternoon
jand only one big thrill. This was
I when Suzunne Lenglen appeared in
jthe stadium which was crowded ul
imost to capacity, to start aftr her
I fifth successive world's title She
began m characteristic manner, win-
1 mng every game cf the two set
match from young reggv Ingram.
. Mrs. Molla. Bjurstedt Mallpry, the
American champion, scored an easy
triumph oyer Miss II. L. Eddie of
England,' u'-3, (J-2. Mrs. iMnllpry's
play seemed to lact the force -'and
speed it once had.
Observer Want Ads linns Ile'.siilt.
A leading politician is a man who
pleads for party unity with himself
as the unit.
Thye Badly Hurt.
MEDFOM), June 28. Tod Thye,
Portland wrestler, who was thrown
by tius Schneidau at Gold Hill last
night, will be unable to wrestle again
for two or three weeks, according to
a statement by his physician today.
Thye was- thrown to the mat and
Schneidau fell on him, the Portland
wrestler being so painfully injured
in the groin he could not contirAio
the match.
Thye was scheduled tc meet Mike
Yokel in Portland 1 hursduy.
m aiksmii' i'i,..m:i),
I.ONJMIX, June 2S An airship to
curry K(mi i p;tssen;er,'i on a regular
cerviee between Hamburg and New
York, :nyH:the London Daily News, Is
now in course of construction. The
Hhip will lie more tliun itnu feet long,
titled wllh" 111 engines of 2Un horse
power each, gtvinjy a speed sufrielent
to make the journey between the two
cities in 45 hours.
When not in flight the plane, is
designed to float on the surface of the
docks at Hamburg and New York.
Ray McAtiliffe Wins.
WASHINGTON, June 28. Ray
McAuliffe of Buffalo with a card of
i'y'.i won the low medal trophy in
tho national public links tournament
here Wednesday. John Dawson of
Chicago, with 154, was second, and
L. Dcrdon Haw of Seattle, third
with 155.
One good test
of the purity and stability of a motor oil is
the amount of carbon it forms.
Zerolene forms, on an average, jol less car'
bon than other oils. The carbon is soft aira
fluffy and most of it blows out witbfhe ex
haust. For this reason the Zerolentubricated
automobile toay be driven from 15?- to 50'
farther without having the Valves ground or
the cylinders rebored. ;
Zerolene forhs less carbffn than any other motor
oil known to ns. i ( '
Insist on-Zerolene even if it does costless.
1' ' ' Askfor it by name Zerolene.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
30te CARBON
5 mmzpasolmt mileage
Way Good Wins Irish Derby.
CUKKAGH. Ireland, June 28. The
Irish derby of 5000 guineas, run here
Wednesday, was won by Way Good.
Soldumeno was second and Greek
Bachelor third- Thirteen horses ran.
The American jockey, Archibald, was
the rider of -Greek Bachelor.
For Sale
10 nores. practically adjoining the
city limits with very good four-room
liouyf, chicken house and park ami
barn; nbont one-haif this tract is in
oats, fine st;ind. The price is only
$1,500.00. Terms: $i.'5n cash, balance.
$J5 per month. This is an except
value, aim will interest anyone
desires to keep a few COWS, clll
and garden.
LA GRANDE IRON WOR
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MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRjr 1 '
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles, and ItfTctorB Repaired.
OvurhaulM and flobuilL
Acetylene WiV""B of Kinds
Cylinder Boring id OvijHnze Pistons
Crankshafts, Pistons mil Piyftn Pins ltcground
ilve l'l s JttH
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
PUTMAN'S
READY-TO-WEAR
AM) MILLINERY
PUTMAN'S
READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY
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Wearing Such ' MtHMSSiL
ii A- it' i i
You will he Interested in
knowing that many of
them Handmade l-'rocli.s
are real l'Yeneh limu..-t,.
and diHpluy a handwork or
toreiiin fineneHs thai l
the joy of ilicriminatinfr 4
women, )
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These Arc Glorious Days for
Winsome F
As Compose This Di
ID-SUMMER days are just t
est for the airy lightness of
ICIlihon Hnxhi'R my a frip
pery vi'i'y UIkIi In faahlon
1'in'or nnd din1 jvhtcli itc
rouiilN ' Tor the I'l-uilnino
i'ti:u-hi posoNKrd hy liimiy
trocliH In ililn nild-HUinnii'r
in-mip. ..
In koeln)r Willi tht vofrllo
for lliiK.Mlr ni'Cliwi'a
piany a. Klnirliiilu mid'r.l
lllm I'roclt In IhlH ilitiplny
Hchil'WH piM'llllli-HH tlll'll
1IH vi-Kti-n mill foliar of or
Kiiiidlf, 'l .;
ones that call loi
lovely Tul) Frocks.
And in answer to this call this display has heen espe
cially assembled. Here now are Frocks that will
exchange coolness for the warmth of mid-day, and crisp
ness for the look of limpness Summer gives one.
, You Can Always Be Cool in a.,.: ,
... For.ShoppinK Choose a . ...
Frocks of Voile
AV7QYEN to let the wind in that's the secret of
': Vy the "coolness of voile and this season's Frocks '
are in cool colors even; soft sea green, the laven
der of the iris that's found in the cool of the woods
and the faint orange that is the rising sun's first
hint that he is coming to warm the dawn.
$11.75 to $18.50
Ratine r
EARLY morning appointments may best be. kept!
and errands' hiost briskly trmnnplrahei f fjm
approach them smartly, crisply clad in a clever
Ratine. It may have a frivolous organdie collar
! or a dainty .drawnwork stripe, but withal it's art
ideal Summer business costume.
$13.50 to $18.50
Ginghams with Crisp New Style Quirks
JULY is almost sure to find many of your tub frocks showing the wear and tear of half a Summer and
you'll be glad of this opportunity to choose one or two crisp new Ginghams. They'll liven up your
whole, wardrobe and at this little price they are values of a most unusual sort. They are in styles that
reveal the new mid-season tendencies and in refreshingly cool color combinations.
$3.75 to $10.75
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T have a client who hni practlr
nlly new lodne touring r, run lenn
than :t,'M'ii in ilea, hiohn t well ;m the
day it left the iitetory. Owner de-dr
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APPLIANCES
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FOR HOT
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price.
Two lot,
nil paid for.
The price
fi.iM to build
Methodi.st cl
paved nnd newer
ntf Fourth ntreet,
tteri st t hose w ho de
id live close In. near
I have a modern hoiis, prarticnlly
pix rooms, two hedrooms. and an In-
clOM- il Hleepinp porch, f II II h.lB'inMil.
h :itinjx plant, wash trays, hrenkfant
nook, laundry chute., built-in mirror:
lions" built last fall, on paved street t
pood iiluntldnfr and wiring. Irnmwl -i:ile
possession can he Riv n. t
Several sni.ill hou.Hen ,p?red richt
n f-nsy payiunts.
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Customers
The business man should realize that he is
separated from his customers by jrujiutTinly.
In the transaction of busuiethe use of the
Ixmg Distance Tyllcphop'will mean the prompt
answer as well a? itfe personal touch.
Home Independent
Telephone Co.
Andrew's Variety Store
Let the Kiddies Play
ROLLINS
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HOSIERY
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(J (if ln Your hosiery .
will be less.
SPECIAL
English Tea Cups, each 15c
Tumblers, each 5c
Jelly Glasses, dozen 45c
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