La Grande evening observer., July 17, 1923, Image 4

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 17, '1923
LUIS FIRPO K. O.'s WILLARD
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51 wv.
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NEA
jllU'ir i inal r-Kularl nt-)i'ihiloil kuihq
i of I ho Intt'rnuuiiittiin Ijmikmo st'utuxi
wht-n tluw ' nit't-t tin- 'o o Iratn t
1SAKER TO HAVE
AUTO RACES SOON
'llAKKH, July U. nulitT will hive
:i )truMiuiit of .nntomohila raroH to hn
HijiKitl ul tlm I'ollniHii Hpoi lvu purk
Aumisi 4 uimI fi. Tho riiren will !
i:tHhliitMi( under tho pulo and uuthor
t -z ition tif I lie Anii rit'an Aulomotitlo
j Asoi-iatlin mill (Ih tirt'iron u-ssicla-I
Hun. Wit It it Ilium.-, iMi'.si.hut mil
j t: urK,t w, ..ott, Mt-cn-tary ami innna
j nr of the i r'Ktm-Washington Auto
I rar. iiHsucUitton wvr .In tin rlly this
! morning iu:)UinK arraiifrotnonts for
1 'U iV riu-cn to hf held here. Tho pru-
Ki'ain will hrlntf to itulu'r 10 t'tiHt rurs,
lioth liirco and wmall. "
' .Mr. ,ott ntntt'8 whilo tlioro wilt in
a niimht-r of curs roinintf tho nuM-Ji
aro open lo ovry ono, tho only, re
stiit'lioii bchiK that tlu ear 1 driven
ly one roroKiilKiMl iih i ituallfled Urlv.
ir by tho A. A. A.
COVE SOCIAL NEWS
This extiaoidinaiy photograph, taken under the difficult conditions of night, shows Joss VVil
laicl, toimer heavyweight champion of the world, takine- the count of ten at.the hands of Luis An
gel I'irpo, Argentine giant, in the eighth round of . a battle' staged at Boyle's Thirty -Acres,-Jersey
City, N. J. One huiulied thousand people saw F'jrpo knock out Wilard with a terrific right to the
. jaw Ihursclay night, July 12. The picture shows, Willard on one knee as Referee- Harry Lewis
: counted him out. - . ',- . .. j ; ; . ; ,.' : ; . ,. .
, COVE, July 17. Woikmpii hnvp
licen l-ppuirinr the bridge across
Warm Creek tho past fv lays.
This has been a bad place for Home
tinie-
i1r.. Itpiit!n .Tnnna nf T n framla
h'fi visilinjf friends- in Cove for u few
:nys. . .. ,
-Anions the business visitors to
La Urande on Saturday were J. 1).
Tflllnnt. Mm. Min-i'.-r'li'.Mvkni...- ' T..h.
ll'arknr, .Miss . Edith dray, ' h. V.
.lr.hnoi and family, and Mr. and
Mis. Noil KiKht.
Hj Schuster and wife were over
fro!;i Union on Sunday visilintr
friends. t
Earl Landers' and wife were over
from L.r ClraiulB Sunday visiting at
the - I,. 1). Sutherland home.
.Mrs, Nelson Ki(tht is improving af
ter a limpr illness.
J. M. Mitchell and J- E. Tripneer
anil wife visited at the S. W. Koijer'
nome on umtuv.
.Mitu Effie Hoswell, of Union, is
visiting- ut the homo of her brother,
E. T. -f-oswell.
(ieo'-'-e I.Miller met with no Occi
dent this week and as a result three
ribs were fractured.
L. 1). Sutherland is enjoying his
two-weeks vacation and Mrs. Cora
Bloom is' carrying the muil on the
rural route.
Mrs. Uerthn Proctor and bnbv !
son, from South Ihfkotn, aro visit-!
ini; ul the Alfred Daniel hiine. I
"eiuulnliifj throoKh th? Mpaaon. .t
cor l lii'y received lint ?3 a day. 1
I Harvest Wnues liaised !
' V.-SM'UI'VKH, WhsIi., Julj !. !
Wafje;: ol workers lu riorUt coutitv
prom. orchurdH for lite comloK Unr-!
vest have le.-n rived' hv the directors
of the Wiishllttfloo Crowers' I'lH'kiMK
corporal ion, whlcU hi the wiles oi-k'KU-t::;itlon
of the I'larki- countv nssoelu
tlon of pi'ilm- f.roweils. The wane
sful.. Is hinher tlwu hist -ejn- al-IhoUK-h
th- rtMi. to p'lekers rrmohis
the same.
l'U-kers will receive it cents u box
tintl if Ihey remain thrtfoUhoot . the
8,-iisiiii will act a ;-eeot bonus. Klin
linen, will not in a duv Ibis fall. - .a
liorfrs. Im-lodlnK dippi-rs, baolerr'and
shakers, will lid ?:l.!io fur o 10-hooi
dav ami a f.o e.Mil a .lav hnnii'i for
Huh-lich: Iti-eaiiHC there-, arc ,
nrvc.-i on a cloihesllne, vp.u nut. ,
.5 La Grande
Men Batting
Above .300;!;!
CP All II Tct.
Team Batted at Par Against
j Cove Sunday ; MaGee
' Falls from Leadership.
Ttcd Aloxundcr boosted wvoral bal
ttus aviTac'.s on tin Iji tirainlc ioun
wh?n lio allowiil the PlratrH hIx hits
SutHlny, I lit h'l't Hoskln.H, calcln-r,
:('tliii proit.x with tour tlnii'S al bat
anil two hils, fiivint; liim a pcreenluKO
ol .fitni. Iloni'iiluunu ralsi'il his pcr
nitiur from .l!S to .171. a total ot
3 points, Tvx Knight trained on point,
coming np from .1M2 lo .LMU, Clifford
jumped from llio pooso crk roliimn to
.14:1 and Hiirk Knight jru Inert .;to
points, ltuck was at bat two tlnn-s
ami not otic liil, hittin; ..Ian for tho
tluy.,
Ihc-hH'iitally, whiln tho abovn tnou
' Honed jdayors raised Iheir uvpraKi-s.
Hi'Vi'Vil olhri's droppi'd cpiitt! a bit.
Alnfii-i' fell from leadership, which he
ha h maintained for several weeks
roiniiiK down front .4 ti T to MtiH. Mc
Innia fell from .4 Hi to . :t s Ti . ..Crews
dropped from .2nn lo A'.i'A. Whltti
fell from to . etc.
Cove Hit UVnkly.
Cove, ropnted to havn soimi of the
strongest stiekers in the laKue. clont
rd tlie ball hard- but a. far as bits
went, they did very littb. As a team
Ihey batted .11" Punti.i5. IwiiiR at bat
:i:i 'times and Renins lnt four hits.
(n the other' hand, the I-a Grande
oooooonooonooooooooooooooo
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bnneh, nl bat 27 times, landed on six
for clean Mm, KivmK thnm an nver
ijre of .222 Sunday. ' The team' nvor
UK remained stationery at .22!.
The batting list now shows fivo men
mnmK iiouvf .jua. , I he percentaKe-l
'layer
lloskins ....
Vote
Peterson ..
Melnnis ...
MaOee .....
Martin
T. Knight
Johnson . ..
White
Crews ......
SO
1 4
4 10
1 6
(i 13
II 111
1 4
.! 37
9 L'7
fi 1;1
9 :u
Kosciiliattm la 41
li. Kniirht s 5
I'lill'oi-.l : 7
'arlly ' in jn
'I'eion (Stiriday, 27.
-J'eam (s-asoo) in :i;tr,
.500
.400
..4 011
.385
. Kits)
.SM
.243
.li2"
.2110
.1 II 3
.171
.1 60
.14:1
.139
.222
.221
Next Sunday l a Cli-andr will play
GOOD
CIGARETTES
Meals Serve
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. Salads or Any Plyla,
. Cliop Suey and Noodler served
In connection . :(
Will be clad to oerve dances and
ponies of nny kind
Slenls Aii Hie Rest ami Clean
t C'heniH'st Hates
Liberty Grill
SI 1 Depot
GENUINE I
"BULL" j
DURHAM
TOBACCO
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SCISIiKV yoi:ii WINDOWS
BirRediictioh
IN
REFRIGERATOR '
PRICES
DO NOT MISS THESE
BARGAINS
At the
Oregon, Ha rdware &
Implement Company
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gand your doors with palvanlzeflg
o woven wirn sereens if you wish toQ
o enjoy real su turner comfort ino
Q'our lioiin'. Those for windows ni"
O adjuslaltle to - any size openinf,--o
o Doors are made in a variety of O
Qsiz'-H, so they can be easily made
Olo fit any doir frame. These Roodo
"are. thoroughly well made and fin-gi0
0is)Hd, antl villi proper care will0!o
O kust you several seasons. Our kindolg
have always Riven most neneralO.o
O satisfaction wherever used. nn,'o!2
O wo offer lliom at very inoderateo : 0
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On Depot Street.
Next to Penneys
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OrORon. II
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ItKillT NOW
Is the best lime for extiaeal ions
dm-int; warm weather.
lion'l h-t this opportune time ko
by wilhoul having those usi-tess.
ilitas' d i-ools painlessly removi-d.
Yon nre AVeb-onie To
An j:nnihintloii.
We I n
ri.AlCK. CIIOWNS. ItRIOf.l
WOltU. 1II,I,I.S
I M i-uhliii; In IniilMrjr
Our Work Musi Make Oood
Or We Will.
Kstlmnti-s and l-'ree I onstlltntlon
I'hone MalniO
mi. it. it. mii,i.i.t:r
llnom 9 I'alnier-ltof-srh Itldir.
Ad.uos Avi-nue at l)'pot St.
I.a (Irande, uri-pon
"l.t tin show you the way to bet
ter health throllRh better teeth."
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ICED COOLED
CHOCOLATES
Nut centers, nut tops, or
chocolate coatecj nuts.
Cream centers, all flavors.
They are iced cooled.
The Palace
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CARR'SJULY
CLEARANCE SALE
Every day the. crovds increase in response to CARR'S JULY ;
- SALE prices. Nothing has been reserved from this reduction ; . v
with the exception of a few contract articles, on which the price 1
v-i -.J,wntrolled by the. manufacturer. You can hnV anything in. the. ....
' V stove at a straight saving of 10 Per Cent to Per Cent. ;,
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Sale of Inland Linoleum at 1
$1 .24
sq. yd.
Hundreds of yards of real Inlaid Linoleum in a variety of
patterns suitable for kitchens, dining room and bath are includ
ed iii the July Clearance Sale. You cannot afford to overlook
this wonderful bargain ..... .'......; $1.21 Sq. Yd.
PICNIC
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TWEED KNICKER i
, SUITS . !
Arc Comfortable to
; . . ... .Wear.-- -i
Vhen ; , seeking"ipojiiiei
thing to picnic in a good j
Knicker , two or three (
piece suit is a fine, thing
to settle ' upon.'v-;'-They i
will be rumpled : in the (
rough and tumble but .
not for long a-little '
pressing and they're
new again ready for '
many more picnics. '
. $18.50 to $27.50
PutmanV
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
ard &
Shinn
llulck Aiitoniolilleji
Ilnlck Setvlce
llulck I'ai'ts anil Accessories.
. f'lione Alain 6S7
Cor. Adams and Fir
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Thc Good
i!i r ; 'SOLID OAK' ROCKER
Mb
-4 it iiVirslw
$9.95
Like IHustratiun Above
This Rocker is substantially built
of solid oak with all corners fully
braced. Ixiose auto cushioned seat is
upholstered with genuine Spanish
leather over highly' tempered coil
springs securely tied by steel wires.
Your choice in either golden or fum
ed finished. This price is less than
the present manufacturing cost. .
$2.1.00 FLOOR LAMP
MAXWELL jl
Is praised by all who are j!
familiar with it.
Thone us today for your !
demonstration with
'i
out obligation, of course j
G. W, Bunting j
j& Son i
Telephone Main 792
$16.35
Over one-third off on these mahog
any finished floor lamps made with
heavy post. Large shade with deep
fringe. Hlue, gold, and rose.. Com
plete with cord only
$105
WE CHARGE NO I N T E R EST Y O I ' R CREDIT IS GOOD
CARR'S SELL FOR LESS ALWAYS
STAR
THURSDAY
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