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PAGE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, Aupust 1, 1023. A Final Hat Clearance . ,,-.l I Wills in niiinds (liaii.i- at Tllle Ul ULU I lulUL wmm AMI HK I'hll.s. New York ... I 'I. v, .11111.1 St. I Hills Detroit' 1'hli'iia r' I'hlhiileliihln. Wimlilimlim Hoston i.i ai.i i: Won l.osl ...04 :ui ...t.:i 4 4 ...411 44 ,...4r. 411 ...4r, 4.s "..,.'ij ' r, i ...4i i r.:' ....:u t.s Pel. .us I .0411 .HI .5 a; .4 sr. .4U2 .44 1 .811 T NATIONAL Chilis. New York rltlslnirv .. I'inelnniitl rhli'iiKo Hi-onUlyn ,SI. I.IHllK I'hlhuleli.lilu Itoslun i I.I AI.I Won Lost r,:i .14 l'-t. ...re.i ...Till ...4li ...41i 47 4ii t,li ii r, mi .:(:'.( .2 st rAoric coast Siiilllr U. San J't'imclMti (V Pnu l-'winclHOQ .. fi tfl'Mltllf iiuttcrh-b Sh.-a iiml YrMt. KurKfi- itiui Tohln. in 1 I Ml, Sail l.iikf K, Vrriinti 0 S.ill l.uKr .. Wrnon " Hnllcrh H-.Mt'iH mi 1 J.'UU'Iik; (Utl-r Itll'l 1 tti I1U:i It. OiiKlaiul N. Mifi-aiui'itto . Huciaiiu nto r I WtlkllllHl 1 tlu;lr-lS - l'iH t llllll Is Milrrlilti Mill Hit rorllatid - t-on Antd teams travtdltiK' H, pOHt pOlll'd, Wnlrr I'olo 1'opMlar OHKOON AtllCKM'I.TI'HAI. rl. I.KliK, i'(uvalh. Auk. I. Water polo played )' llleUllMTM til the advatieed H liuuilnx i'Iiimu k tif the Hummer mn slou, lias heeii nutKlim a lilt aoioiiK I he In ul of the hu ttiiMieiH. Winn l.e note lie(on uf I 'nl his and MIhh liulh ll.li-iiaait oi ' iM;uii were eiiM.iui ui ttttpnriilK teams In n t-ent eont. Hls. It ' Ik expeett d Unit water polo w III ). t'oilie mole popular the next sellout year uIjiook swlmunts In Knei-al. llui-Hciv stop ltlcr. AIOIIII.I:. Ala.. Auk. I. ItutMlllK Ilnrih'te tit New nrleaiiH l.noekeil mil Jtiuiny JtlvtiH oi l.tiM Aiueiitt tu tin second round of a ncln dut-d ! ii round hout here last nU'lit. liulh are llKhtWelKhlJ. I rlN li iefcats Hall. I.ONI)ON AiikiisI t. Paul I'litsrh w etuht tltle in I :. In Kt IllMhl who won Hie (Hyinplc i.jith.r defeated S. a man 1 :ilit le;tn r Kurn ptun Ibrhtwetuht champion. In u ten rotind bout, on points. llll-rl"Ul g iH'fertts l(tM-hiu li'.Mtl'lSMI I He., Auk. I . Il.ir. lisliUI'K benl UuseburK v IWu pidUl.t 111 the Vpper alley le.Ku-- Sunda.i Hflrrnoon. Final score 7 to t, ut -i teams put up very inured I'H.m li.iii. jlutrlnhutg employed Iwo pMchers. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I Gladys E. Miller o lnlrtirl.ir u( o O A 0 o - Piano and Pipe o o o 8 Organ o o g A l.lnitl.il NinnliiT of Piirlm O Will H- lCnioll.'.l for Term 0 o lli'ictiiuiiijr In 8'plmlr o o o g AiMrrM Krnw.-r 7J, g Attractive Summer Modes Sell For Mere Trifle It is possible to freshen up the sea son's supply of Hats now with the out lay of but a trifle. Whether it be a Sports Hat, a dainty Dress Hat for August social occasions, or a Hat for general vacation wear (if your vaca tion conies in August) you will find this clearance an excellent opportunity. Your outlay will be but a trifle and you have, a very attractive selection from which to choose. "While they last." 11 A Good Place to Trade Wills DemitiKU Climicc al Tlllo NKW ViiltK. Auk. I. Harry Wills. lleKi'o usplliuil ror the heavyweight honiliK title, and his munuto-r, I'lidd:.' .Miilllns. npiieiu'eil Tilestluy before the Nlute Hlhletle I'lHilllllKSion to ilellllillti Ihlll Jllell llellipsey lie compelled tit dehiid his nil,, hi;;, In! wills lii fiiri: lui't'imi; I. ills Anifl l-"li'po. The eimi- llllsslnll I'l'Sei-ved ileelHhin. iMllllllls WHS understood tu lllive lohl the eoiiilnlsslon Hint Wills, under iinreeiiii iii sinned wilh, I ein psey's , . u.h-i.wik.u j lamps, Hush ventilator, new dust np- i.pi'.seiiliillv.'s sniiie muni ha I ""' UP" ' London, Liig-r0 MlJ heavier lm, bplte). 1)uk. Hie er tssloii'K-oiriees. mm ei.i ii lei) j J1"'1" tJ'"tlc n"- , (!' the other side;in(r pasniine tank.' ; lo a cli.inrc ul Hie int. this year an.l;',s " l',cst' consisting of a crown I t wm next ,be note, t,lllt tw0 to ihul the commission should , ,. tluiti set above a crossed sword and gun. i four-inch longer wheel base on the he cot II. .1. Jh weapon was sent to a Port-lsiv-cvlinder chassis has created mum : . . , , , ,. , ,,,.,,.- ,,- , ,t ,,n,-j -i-ii ,,u iilllllll it Hie I'iiIm Lri-iiumlM i aiil iiimi' nf the com iniaHittm-iH (miI1 Hiiy w In n net Ion, ii any, taken In I In W'IIIh ciihi'. wotilil h I Villa M.jiI- WUliam-. AMKI-I'MIA, Auk. I. I'ant-lio riywclKliI fluunplon of thu iMnt out of Mh cIiihn 'rurmhiy I'lll Vllln. world. nlnht and In I ln opinion of m-u-Hpu-lii'i'tin-n at (he rlny-Hltlr Hcoi'rd a do . tti vtrtory (uvr Kt.l Wllliainw. tr ini'i' haulam w idfflil llldiold-i-. Villa' wcIkIiI was annount't'd as 1 1 1 pounds and thai of Williams at I IS. j Wltil field Taken In Hooks. WAM.A WALIJA, Wush., Aujrust 1. The tleath sentence and confine ment in the death cell i a power , ful . incentive to literary endeavor, according to officials of the Wash ington state pent ten I in ry, who cite (ieorg-e Kdwunl Whitfield as tin ex iimile. Wliitfield was sentenced to he ex ecuted July 12 for murder f 11-year-old Anna Noske, 'Uattlegrountl .n'hool irtrl, hut following lust efforts to appeal his ea;-e the execution date was povtponcd- While in the death cell here Whitfield turned to writ ing poetry and short stories, through the sale of which he hoed to real ize tnonev to he ued in financing t i,n,, " t.'I1'!" Whit field was recently transferred from the state penitentiary he-ie to (lark county jail at Vancouver to appeal. He carried his lit work to the new cell. IVniten- await rary liary officials say that as a rule those placed in the death cell often tart their literary mind to work after peal. they give up all hope of ap- 3E Solicitors at Once Will pay Rood salary lo five solicitors who w ill isil La (iiandc homos in the interest of one of Swift & Co.'s nationally known products. Call Mil. KKLLKY AT SUMMER HOTEL Phone Main 710 1.- A brass flintlock pistol, said to be more than 200 years old, was thrown ,up bv u dredge in the Cowlitz river at this point recently, and discov ered tby A. N. Thomdike. The pis tol was in perfect state of preserva tion with the exception of the handle, which was rotted off. The weapon LONG VI KW, Wash., August I"" lio estimated "la'!room in both the front and rear :. i. i i l.uit,eii nniric, u iinpril, UII1C Cliie ; mnv- lip found t,. il m,a ll.a' former owner, aim someuunK oi tne history mm titling- it. I'l-eiu'h Take Coal Mine. I it l-:SS Kl .1 U lit K A i.K., 1 l-'rench troops Tuesilay occupied five coal nilnes In I hi townif I lor.st iel(. The miners (pill, work and 1 lu French for hutle them lo re-enter (lie premises. Marks of Quality EASTMAN Photo Supplies . 'CRANE'S Stationery WATERMAN Fountain Tens Candies Red Cross Dnip Store Wanted BUICK USHERS if: iicui IQ9 1 111 lll.il IULT MODEL CARS; Startling Advances in Pow er Control, Economy 14 New Body Styles. Buick External Breaking System Extended to 4 Wheels; Special Designed Carburetor; Longer Wheel Base on Sixes; Many Other Notable De velopments. . ii ,, i,,. Introduced to the public i"; the 1!)24 Buick cars, after renewed proof of the unreliability of rumor For months gossip of what Buick would do on August 1st has been prevalent and often solemnly assert ed bv the wiseacres as on "good au thority." Yet -so little of it proves true, and so many complete surpris es characterize these cars, that liuick is to be congratulated on keep ing its secret so well. There is no question that these Buick cars will be hailed as a sub stantial advance in automotive en gineering, but it will be noted at the same time that the new fea tures are developments rather than innovations, evolutionary rather than revolutionary and consistent throughout with those Buick funda mental principles that have endured through 20 years of Buick nmnufuc tu re. With 60 per cent more power claimed for its famous valve-in-head six-cylinder engine, its successful ex ternal brakes extended to four wheels in both Sixes and Fours, a specially designed carburetor that is heralded as a wonder, and literally 'dozens of other improvements, major and minor, Buick proves that its en gineering staff has J,een very much "on the job." The thousands who are certain to see these cars in the leading centers this week and very soon in the showroms of all Buick dealers .will first observe a change in body lines, undoubtedly influenced a degree by recent refinements in foreign design. Thus a more modish appearance, even than the 11123 Buick, has been accomplished by a departure in radi ator and hood contour on botb open and closed bodies. This applies to both the six and four-cylinder models of which there are fourteen body styles. - Kxterior features noted at first glance are the new head lamps, nickeie radiator on the sixes, water tight hood hinge, open hood support, newly designed crown fenders, a mni-e effective weather-proof wind shield strip, operating . instruments conforming in design to the head- er conilort to both Irivpr und pas- sa p-p- ami, coupled with an im- . ntr (IIII1ii,iP- u The finish cptionally fine, even for Buick. and the appointments tinusually complete. Hut, despite the notable advances in Buick appearance und roominess it is the chassis that shows most the protracted and intelligent effort the liuick organization has applied in developing its car to this, the hiph- For Infant, invalids fe Children The OriRinal Food-Drink for All Apca. QulckLunchit Home OfficciFountair.a. RichMilk.MaltedGrainExtractinPow. dcr& Tablet forms. Nourihing-Nocookin(. Avoid Imitations and Sabstitutej oooooooooooooooooooooooooo io o i o 1 lo Paints Varnishes and Enamels at the Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. ;st attainment of its history. I The yix-vylimlpr valve-in-lip.nl on ! (fine, which has (irohnhly broueht (more ondurinif fame to Jiuick than iuny other unit in it roniruclion, hnii hn k iu. ...I thiir it a II.. lyieliU 60 ier cent mora power anil u speed or till to 7U miles an hour. It;,n u W" "1 """" has forced feed lubrication, remov-!'1'"''''- Hp hail liwn in iho "tor.i able heads, large valves, heavier I no"" di partim'nl or tlio Short Line crank and cam shafts, preater piston : for '"oro ,1,u" 35 wan ttlul wn8 011 displacement and a new Marvel nir-i"'" pi-nlon "si or Hw ron.l. Shortly buretor that includes a ainiple dasli adjustment for rconomy reiruritle 1 of weather or kind of gasoline used. The extension to all four wheels of the highly successful ouick ex ternal brakes is u feature that, it is announced, has been in process of development for a period of years and recently subjected to more 'than 150,000 miles of hard and varied road tests. These brakes enable the car to be brought to a standstill much more quickly und smoothly, thus affording an added factor of safety inestimable in its advantages. The (brakes are operated by a liitht pressure on the foot pedul and the mechanism is both simple and in genious. The factory organization K'ves its complete approval to this feature as perfected and in no sense experimental. Another outstanding factor is the improved lubrication of the engine. There are new cup-top push rods and the rocker arms, valve stems and springs, connecting rod ' bear- nngs ure all automatically lubricated. 1 ne foregoing are merely -the high spots" in the 1024 Buick, the minor improvements and refinements of the line being, in the aggregate, scarcely less interesting and epoch al. And through it all basic Buick ideas of construction have iieen rig idly adhered to, amplified parvel ously, but in no instune discarded. Of the fourteen body models of the line, ten are mounted on the six cylinder cliassis and four 'on the four cylinder chassis. Of the six-cylinder 'body' models there are two interesting departures from the 1!I2:I line, a five-passenger Sedan to be known as the "Double Survice," und e. five-passenger Brougham. The former is painted a durable black and the interior is lin ed and upholstered in easily renova ted material. The result is a cur that can be subjected to the rough est usages of business and at the same time quickly adaptable to social purposes. Tho five-passenger Brougham painted in a (brilliant maroon, is a very smart model of the so-called Sport type. It has all the refinements linside and out, that are associated with cars of this character, ibesides many features distinctly its own. The five-passenger touring car and the five-passenger Sedan, fin ished in lustrous black, are dis tinguished by ample room. The seven-passenger touring and seven-passenger Sedan are finished in a beau tiful soft shade of blue. The Sport roadster and Sport touring are doth maroon color. Of the four-cylinder type, the five passenger touring and the two-pas senger roadster are timshed in'i black, the four-passenger Coupe in!.,,,, ,'if. K ,,,' jiiaroon, the five-passe ng-er Sedan in uiut;. yitivet itsemeni. "' ' ,v l, ' , . "Henenrk's Rndlnnlinna nro fW the market, easier tuned, and made right. Knterprise. Oregon. 2-5-yt I H W'j HIIMWMIP RESULTS THAT'S WHAT A PRACTICAL-MINDED, RESOURCE FUL AND ALERT CONSUMER SEEKS WHEN HE BUYS COAL. A HOTTER, LONGER FIRE WITH LESS COAL AND NO CLINKERS THIS IS fi tti Aberdeen Coa Sawyer - I'im iili'lln .Man Sulcdlr. rfH'ATi:i.l.O, lila., Auk.,1 lies toiiilint over, IIM.'listti Martin ("llnon, for morn than 40 ycuir'a ruxlilMit or ! I'oi'iltnlln'.'' Illim-Til lilinsi-ll lit 1 1:911 - oVlm - k TumkIiiv iiy. altai hlm: u roj.o Wyv ' f r "(r&ft ? t j ttti.... : . fM I Owe My Beauty largely to this white super-clay By Edna Wallace Hopper My youthful lienuty is the marvel of millions. My comulcxion Is as soft und roay as 4U yearn uko. Not 41 line or wrinkle ini.ifl it. 1 rouid easily pass for I On the stac 1 still play young Klrls purls. Scores of my friends . Iiavo sectiretl like results by the met hods J employ. They have multiplied their beauty and kept their youthful bloom. So I am roiivlneeU that women in Kneral can do what J have done. And I am go Iuk to help them If they wish. I have urranKcd to supply to deal ers everywhere the very helps 1 us . Tiny have proved Ihemsolves the best helps in existence. Now I want .then lo bring to millions wlutt they brought (io inc. . My 20-year clay The chief reuson for my yoiitlifi.il beauty is the use of fuebil clay. Not the crude and muddy clays so many use today, but a white, refined clav, wondroualy perfected. It is tho final result of Ji jvars of Hcicntli'le study. Kamous beauties have used elay for ages. That's what made them fa mous. But only in late years has clay been really studied. 'ounth-ss tests and analyses have proved what elay is best a certain rare clay, inineral ladon. Ways have been found to refine it. j to remove the useen mud. The clay use is wuiie una cioun anu tla-inty. ! ril(,tor8 some added vhicU bring multiplied re stilts. Any elay user will be amazed at tit "Herence when- she compares my You roust use clay Cny is essential to hc'iuty at Its 2 America's Purest -o- - Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 ln-forr i!n iliiitn-r hour ho wan missed and his son. ;'iirifi iiHrcrluinllil? Mint llin huth muni iluiir was locki'il, lirolio In. iiiul .round the hody. . : I"ccnsyl, is survived by lii widow -.anil ','Mevernl Uriiwii clilhlreii. '.'.'.' ' l' ". ; Let parties split n tliev will; in a pinch rjiey presejut a united, front to the opposition and the feed trough. best. Also to continued youth. , . No woman who omits it ran hope to com pare with women who . - employ - it. Kvery woman must use clay in jus tice to kerself., .. t 'lay purges the skin of all t hat clogs the pores the causes of sallow skin, blackheads ami blemishes. It reduces enlarged pores, firms the skin, combats lines und wrinkles. It brings beauty of texture and contour. it draws the blood to the skin to nourish and revive it. The result is that rosy afterglow which every user knows. The results are almost 'unbelievable at first. Jo a. lew minulejj oni set ms lo drop ten years. New bloom and beauty conies. And continued use brings what it brought' me decades of added youth. Ion't neglect your clay. A glunet) will tell in any crowd' the users und. non-users. Jlut ordinary clays will never show you what a elay can do. To every woman my White youth ('lay will be u revelation. Kdna Wallace Moppet's White Youth clay Is now supplied by all druRKists and toilet goods dealers. I'rice, ftue and $1 per tube. Also my Youth Cream, based on lemon and strawberry. This should follow the clay. Also my Facial Youth my fa mous liquid c Icunscr.t Also my II air Yout h, which brought my luxuriant hair. My. Ueiinty Hook comes with eiieh. ' ' " ' (io try my Youth Clay hi fairness lo yourself. If the first tithe fails to, amaze und delight 'you.' your dealer' will return the price. Business address of Kdna Wallace Hopper. Won keslm. Wis. M mmi1 nt irtrti.rxi .ifiM ini if oooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
