La Grande evening observer., July 19, 1923, Image 2

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TFlfi LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday, July 10, 1923,
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Friday Special
Ginsh
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ghams I yc
One lot 27 inch Dress Gingham. Some the well known
Toile (In Nord excellent (iiality. Just the thing to make
the "kiddies" or mothers' vacation dresses.
Friday Only l!)c
A Good Place to Trade
I Bout Is Still
Up In The Air
xi:w voi:k, .inly u. r-x itirk-
aiti'M t fl'tirlH tit HiKH. will aii-I flrlivw
tin- i (0Ht- Jack I cniiH y.'i iu
mulch fiit- I he woiM'h ln-ii vyut-itfht
chaiiipiiHiship cither In the lnitJ
Slat' h at- t he A i if'tiUnc apparently
u-ic nu tn-arcr compli-ir Weilnesilay,
at'ier a n-il-8 of liU'WinH ttetweeii
I'iip". Jiiuiiiy I eform anil Jar I.
Kt-iirns, manager of the champion.
Jtieliai'l deelineil to reveal the. real
stains of flairs bcyuitil Haying "That
a imiiiiImt of Ihintrs were holding Ui
iP-KutialloiiM' l)iit KeaniH mjded that
lie expect., I .definite tlevcloplilellts
within the next. 4x hours. He may
w it li Kickunl tiain Tlmrwluy
inaieli. he Maid,
Site of limit livllm.
'I'll- real difficulty HUtroundinff the.
houl w;m iM-ili-ved to he ila site, uU
t lioi jfli II w as said iiddltinnal hltrh
liad developed in tile fui'Ill of Increa.H
( d i'in;in inl demands by l-'h po.
lii -KardinK Oiiu iimkIi-, Klrpo reiter
ated Hi Kickai il ills deHil'e to riK'tt i
J ienip.iey in liis native city, Buenos :
Aires, uhiie K earns adtiererl to his1
pi. t'. reni e lor two title Imtils in tills I
.("iiintry, the flint wltli Kirpo around!
iLiihur dny and the second with Hurry
.Wills, iickto challcnKei nhoiit world's!
Hi-rjeH lime. j
The cicirnpion's nmnaffer was to i
, have decided Wednesday on Hirkard'si
noiofial lo Nlatfe Hie I'lipo inateh in
t In- Argentine, out he reerveil final
::nsier pi-ndinjc posslMlily of arranK
ini; 1 1n- inatch!n tin's country.
IturiHi Aires Sk('iiitil.
At the same time, the belief gained
irinuiid that lilckard Is now less en
thusiastic about an Argentine venture,
f elinK I hat despite assuranee froth
his agents of irobabli' I'lnaneial sue
cchh, eosidei able risk would be involv
ed, I'olnr was added to I Ills Wednes
day lV ndvleeH from Huenos Aires
iiuolimr newspaper opinion as being
nkeptioal of (lie prospects of a paying
'"gate" for the proposed match.
While IMckard lias not withdrawn
his Argentine proposal, lie admitted
'Wednesday that he has several other
idles in laind outside of Huenos Aires,
and Itoyie's Thin y Acres, his arena
j in .1 e r.st y i "i t y. What the' n re he
would not reveal, although there was
a revival of talk that he might ef
fect a m orking agreement with Tom
I )'l (nui'Ue, mat eh maker of the. lolo
grounds for the use of the. Giants
ball park as a championship site. !
Neither promoter, however, would ad
mit this possibility.
iM South Ainerlruns are proud tn
KIrpo, not all will pay big prices l,o
see hint fi'hl. ttlile it lot VVOUbl In-
content lo read about it aftei-ward,"
says the Herald. Knglish language
new Hpapel. in al) editorial Wednesday,
declaring the proposed Tli-po-l emp-
H'-y bout in Huenos Aires would not
be a financial success.
Asserting t hat the estimated re-
eelpis in excess of iTdMuio un too
large lo he attained, the newspaper
adds: m
"lilckard had hetler forget Argen
ilnu, once for all. It Is no place (o
stage n world's championship, because
there in not enough population."
"The Herald thinks lew It. iillinnri
would make I'ne ocean voyage lo see
the f'ifcht and few Chileans would ut
lem.pl. the .expensive trans-An dean
t'-lp. .' , ' if. ;i , i
I'ncifir Ciiast Ifngue.
; .M-.irhhip TakdH FhiKer.: .
IIOOl) RIVER, July . 19. Mrs:
Herman Salinjf, wife of a meut
ninrket owner, lost all four finders
of her left haml today when xauirnt
in a sausage machine. Her hunil; be
came cauK'it in- the rollers of the
machine while pressing down meat.
Floyd Arnold, her husband's partner
and nephew, hearing her screams)
rushed to the back room where she
was engaged. 'But before he could
stop the. motor driving the machine
her hand had been so drawn in Ihat
it was necessary to dismantle it be
fore she could ho released.
Mrs. Baling stood the terrible pain
without flinching or losing cou
sciousne.'s. She directed those aid
ing her in loosening her hand. ..
It isn't at all probable that there
will bo a permanent split between
thte Allies until all the axes are
ground.
Clubs-
San Krancisco . .
Sncramentci
Portland
Salt Lake
1.oh Angeles
Senttle
Vernon
Oakland
Won. Lost Pet.
and
lor.
Veile; l.yon., Wallace and Ey-
(iti
CO
52
ol
51
50
47
43
4 .Hill
4i .ni;;
52 .500
Sacramento 5, Seattle 4.
S A ( K A Al E.NTO R. II. E-
Seattle 4 10 0
Sacramento ' 5 1:1 0
flatteries Cardner, Gregg and Ta
llin, Tarian; Plough und Koehlor.
5.1
oil
54
57
ii--
.400
.490
4S1
.452
.409
Vernon 4, Oakland 2.
OAKLAND . R. II. E.
Vernon ;.; 402
Oakland 2 10 1
(11, innings.)
Batteries '.May anil Hannah; ' Col
well and- Read.
Lob Angeles 10, San Francisco 7.
LOS ANGELES IR. H. E.
San Krancisco 7 rt '
Los Angeles 10 17 2
l'atteries Scot) Hodge.' Mitchell
Portland 10, Salt ' Lake G.
SALT LAKE - R. H. E.
Portland 10 15 1
Salt Lake (! 1:1 0
Batteries Eckert and Onslow;
McCabe, Coumbe and Peters.
National League KesultH
Undated, July 19. The results of
the games played this afternoon in
the National league are: Chicago 7,
m.:i-.i.i..i.:.. , .. !: i o l,..
o; urooKiyu j, ineinreui u.
Postmaster Arrc'sted.
LOS ANCEIJiS, July 19. lEred E.
1 a..: ........ r.i i....
111.., HITC'ICU IICTII: KIIIlCMIUy,
charged, according to the police, with
stealing eight money order forms
ami obtaining money by cashing a
portion of them.
Paper l''oi'eM'i's railon.
I'.I'KNIIS AlltKK. July lit. "While
All of otu- Mens, and Boys Oxfords, on Special
sale. Prices range from $4.45 to $&U5. ' ' , ,
The Bootery Snc; p
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Airh Aid Shoe , t
GROVER SMITH, Mgr.
20G Depot Street ; : ..Phone Main 118
11M M ; ..-M -.-
("harles 'hite Knocks
Out Mitchell in Fourth
Final Game
Of Season To
Be At Gove
La Grande Will Meet Farm
ers Sunday Afternoon:
Much Rests on Outcome.
"live wilt he tinsl i i. Hi,. I'llllte
cri w Hominy ol'liTiioon In tin I'hvil
I'l'Mllllirly Nrlh-ihlli'il bnsi'hiill K:llio ot
tin' lli-':l Inlii'inounliitn l.aKin sen
fun, tltiki'r and t'op s 1 1 1 1 liuo one
name to Hay il I'mv lnl II is ,n n
poiit-i,i,on natiire---hii Iiik heon
poslliouid enillcr In lh.. ,Mr dim lo
rain wlilcli previ'lili'il tin' conlest. :il
Die time tl was Kchi'iluli'd.
I'l flniinle will probably ln slroiiKT
er Hutidiiy tb.in at any time this y.-ur
und reporlB my that Cove Is pIhiiiiIhk
on pilltlllK Ihi'lr Htronifl'st lineup In
tlMflilit aKuJnsI Hi.' I'lnil.s. Which
nioniiK n Knuie world pniii; lo I'ovti lo
Hi'e!
I'on.llllons are In a critical nlian.
Ill tlie li'ORiie al liriMi'Hl Willi nil Ihrco
)lil'lllK tenuis, linker. I 'nvi' mill l.;i
ttrallili', llnvliiK a I'liuniT In win. (If
the tin t.ii tlt'iinihi linn it,.- sllB,,.si
as her chances for the line rests
on a three corner lie aixl a resiiltim;
pinyorr wlileli nni' never iiiulerl.illr.e.
If II doesn't ninlei'liili.e the pennnnl
will Ro to I'llher I'ovo or CiKer.
At . present linker lend" the Icucue
by u une.liall' Kimie nittrETtii w It h I "o e
one. hall Knim- aheatl t.r I .j, Ur.niile
Willi Is In Ihlnl plm-e b viiiiM of hel-
wln from I'oie per. Insi Htimluv r. to
il. If 1.11 tirnlnle wins at I'eve It
means that I.m Crau.le will I.,. put
uliove fove but behhnl linker In the
tiercel 1 it fte column nnil then l.'ovii
would have to win Irom linker In the
post neasnn eonlest to exetl the slullil
Int; of all three tennis up.
Attendance Was 79,326.
TRENTON, N. .1., July 19. The
actual attendance at the . Willanl
Flrpo fight at Boyle's Thirty Acres
was 79,.'l2:t according to figure
given out by the internal revenue
collector, of which number 7":, 712
were paid admissions.
NEW YORK, July 19. Chas.
White, hard hitting Chicago
lightweight, scored a technical
'knockout over Ritchie Mitchell of
.Milwaukee, Wednesday night in
the fourth round of a 15-rouuil
match at the New York Velo
drome. Mitchell's seconds' threw
a sponge into the ring when
lie went down for the second
time in the round from a right
to the jaw, followed by a smash
ing 101 1 HOOK.
Friday - - - S h o e Da y
This is a splendid opportunity to care for yonr needs in footwear at a ft'reat saving. Outing'shoes
and sport shoes at less than wholesale list. - . '' H :!
EUNGAI&SWjCAMPS
mthAlbsforahacharound
f Canada IVtb-ntm
Canada Wrleomts
y V Tourists. A'uJ.:.
. V,. V v
Outing Shoes
Army Trench Shoes $1.98
Army Shoes (Old issue) $2.25
Dress Shoes
Scout Hals
.,$1.95
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Dress Shoes (Special lot)
Men's Bals
Dress Bluchers
W. L. Douglas .Bluchers ..
Racine Bal
.....$2.95 '
.....$3.95'
$3.95 ;
....:$4.95
,...$5.95':
K! inch Tli Top Special
N inch Scout Pais
$1.95
$2.15
"'T1 till i 1 i
MARTIN WINS GAMi:
AtiAIXST Al 151 RN
J. R. "Toots" Gnritv is in re
ceipt of letter tislay from Pick
Martin, pitcher, who wa with the
Pirates for n while, pitching against
North Powder, now playing with
the Western Jlloomer (iirls along
wth Charley vote, ulso an e-Pi-J-ate.
The team Is mRde up of six girls
and three mem Martin pitched the
last seven innings in a recent game
with the (Auburn team, the score be
ing li to 0 in favor of Auburn when
Martin went to the mound. Martin
held Auburn scoreless during the re
mainder of the game while the
team he was pitching for made tl
markers, winning 8 to ft.
Vote played shortstop in the Au
burn irame and handled nix chances
faultlessly.
offer sixirt. comfort and great scenery. Ride,
niKe, nsn, swim, canoe, ami climb mountains.
1 he clean, invigorating air will keep" you from
growing old.
Eight nrw camps have been built for you.
Koch lias a central club house where you can
dine, dance or indulge in social diversions. The
meals are Rood und the food plentiful. All
camps are rasy to rrach via Canadian Pacific.
M'rife, reepftoiie or call Tor full pmrticultrt NOW.
V. II. IVniim, ;cnei-nl Aiteftt
V llilnl Mi-,,. I
MiiIiiioiiisIi ,,t,. limiting
I'oi-ihind, Oivunn.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
It Spans the World
.P8 Work Shoes
Special I-ot
Menzies Munsons
P.uclu'cht Indian Tan
Special Lot
$2.95
$.3.95
$ 1.95
$2.95
Boys Shoes
Boys' Scout Bals
Boys' Tennis Shoes ....
Boys' Work Shoos
Boys' Dress Shoes
..$1.89
.. .89
..$1.95
LOOK FOR SATURDAY BOYS' DAY
Across from
llooMii.cil
MEN'S WEAR
Next to
Star
1309 Adams Avenue