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r i "? Tlmrsctoy, August 2, 1923. TTTF. TiA GRANDE EVF.NTNO OBSERVER PAGE THREE S-HU.-. -iV.iw ?- J , l'AOIIIC flulis San l-'runt Lsfi Sari-iiinonio .. I'ni-lliiiui J.OS AllXi'll'H Halt l.al.- : Vernon Ki'liltl.. Oakland coast i.i v.i i: Won l.osl ":i ' 7 UT 52 01 ti-l ..61 .Series U stills Han (''riinclsco1 no name. H'-attle one frame. halt Lake one jfaine frame. Vernon Ml'UC, rt.M-rnlW'M(l piii' oi i.iami -1 ,os A liK-lt s series hetfin.s loday. Trt. a i ioxai. i,i:A(ii i: Clubs Won Lost New York ti K4 l'iiishurK- ba UT Cincinnati ,'....5i :is Hi-oolilyn 4i 4i; CliicaKO fo 47 St. Louis is M lMilladelphia , ti4 lloslon L'7 (in A.Mi:itu'A ri:.;i I-: . 1:' .01 .os .rio ..is.! Clubs New York .. Cleveland .. St. Louis .. . Uetroit Chicago ... I'hitadelphia Washington' Jtoaion .. J'cl. .est 4r 44 4i 4S r.i Tit ..'.41 4!t 4.i U ' St .4!l5i i vrr.it nation All i.i:a(;i i Clllhs Halt iniore .. Jioehester .. llurialo .. . Toronto .. . IteadlliK .. . Jersey City Newark .. .. Syracuse I 'ft. . 11411 .62!! .B2S .4115 .4U .414 in I:. Mi 111 6 4 5(i a 1 4S 4 I 43 .4liCf I I.,.,.; .0:14 1 AMI'.lilCAX flulis St. Caul Kansas City J.ouisvllle Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis Minneapolis Toledo ASSOCIATION Won I .ost 5 !l Ml M 47 45 4li :is S4 :ir. 411 4 5 51 5:il r, 1 1 jm oiT-T.it ii:m"si:y hoit ui iii rni.om l itoxKitlwe dropped to a little mo.-e than a iuaiter of the first year's busi NKW YOKK, A tiff, i. Harry Ve,-;- This year we expect to han-m- and Mie ion Chilli itv. hoxin',- pro- die around nine million bushels of motors today d.-iiosiie'd with a liniih I Rraiii and I believe- we will need 1 ..... I- l.o ilill) whieli Ihev su'd ivoijld he uiven to Jack llellipsey if lie would meet I la rry - Wilts i'or the hi av veii-fcl tille ln'iore battllhif l.tiis Ae...rel Cirpo. The promoters declared they had an option on an arena iu Ci'.'alei New York that would sea:: MJ.IIOI. pel-SOns. .Ki: (iOltMAN IlKAI'S WIS AMI i.r.s utiv ,Of AMiKI.RK Man, llMiTiimindei def'ateil "Slice" 1 lis in the inn i li "' las! niKhl. "Heir Aufr. 2. .lor (hr- of Cortland, e.. iiniies of Ixis Allif.'--.11 at Vernon ai-i-na Cole, Mew Ore uns llifhl w eiht . w on ll decision ovei .loe J.avnian ol l.os Anffeles in the s. ii.l win lop. S.MITI! SII.Mll'.S MONTHKAI. Al'llOHA. 11!.. Ann. 1'. Harold Smith of. Chieai;.! shaded Younfi Montreal of I Tovld. nee, It. I.. In an ciKhl-rolind hoxlni; lllaleh here last nlKhl, in the opinion of newspaper lil en at tile rinusiih . They loucht at IIS pounds. Kid Herman of Calilor nia knocked out hilly Stearns of St. l'aiil in the third round of a sched uled six-round mill, the nun rtirhling at 145 j.oonds. Orejioii Wreiltll Lniidixl SAI.IOI. "r.. Auk. -2. James (VShMiiKhlic.ssy, ehairiuan of the rev olutionary soldiorY l.uriiil committee at Tiickahoc, X. V., has written Oov. ernor I'iereo lhit u wreath I'onlri biiteil hy (he state of Orecon for use In decoriitiluf the crave of an nni.lcn tirie.l solili. i who fell (InrlliK the -world wai. was the most lieitutlful ot nn colitrihut.-d hy the various states of the union. The ceremonies were lielil al Turkahoe. The Orejton liillinKo wis fiathered liy (leorce llunal'ord. superintendent of stale hu'ildins: and grounds, and aeeordlnj,- to the lett.-i. arrived nl Its desliiuitlon in perfect condition. Pricklylleat RELIEVE at once with Johnson's Baby Pow der. Keeps the skin coo!, dry and soft, and allayu irritations, inflammations, itchings and burning-.. Your baby deserves Ibe best Johnson's. Uued on more babies than any other baby powder. Buy it today Jjest for Baly-Best forfait TOW. DUPOCIST IS MORE THAN A MERCHANT i ii.i:i)o AiA(;i:it iti:si an ...... AUK. l,.orK), Wliltli-.;. nianawr of tin- Toledo asmi. rialloii l.aBehall club, iriibn(-il Ills iTHliruallon to I'nahl.Mil Kojtoi- llrua- iiaoan y.-sli i .lay. The poor qhouintr l"e rum una i;lven as I In Pet. Jin a letter to 1 liesnahan. First l!iiKe .tioKiiiiun William T link iiuiti IVini . rry was naim-d man- 4.s:i 1 CUKJI I WANTS en wcr .47;' NKW YultK. Auc. ''. Km-rno (VI ifiSiMiti who recently lost the world's locently thnt within a century woni-,evi'ry kikii and symptom uf rheuma-r,:;ii('atlii'i-wt'i(-iii title to Johftny lnindee,'on will bo "loin ail tho businoss," tisni from his sysii m. 4:'i;Wlll iilJ for- hn home n Km nee to-1 thxit the ob.se vva nee of u I'pw ( freely gave ins discovery, wliU h ! morrow, accompanied hy IiIh manager, S1iple rules would hasten the . time he eallid Alli-nrhu, t.o others wl:o' I Uohi rt Kudeline. I when they would take ove such'took it, with what minlit he calh d1 i, i eed More Wit t ! n a , i t,.!,1?' ; s"Jr.,a lP(l i'"eSf) rt n). Aninrmi .r..i n A iiedmllii n r..t i.f . I u.' i i..i.. .. .: .-VLOIMI-IIUIIIl IIIKM.S III- I I VIM S. A.lst wmi,. - m. Unttnw. ..vi.oiuiiiir ui o,ei v;iiion.s 01 n. ft. (CuKuck of Syt'uey, Australia, who is jtouring this country by automobile. "Luck of available water supply in our country is the only thing holding back agriculture' he said here on passing through. "We have no Know-cupped mountains that in- country ft was irratifvinK to see we " v '-"Kl'tJ winii, J"" ! were never out of "sieht of surh SI 'ini,iv.innl k.L. r ... left I'oklnnil until .fan- ' if, Tiinidn.i rn,. n,u.,..T.i ., .1,, 'Santa Fe truil.'' . . . I 'lit Them cm. l.oKjred-olf Land. (Bv Associated Press) SPOKANF'.. Wash. Aiur Phins I arc under way for the establishment '- of a large colony on lugrnfed-off land ; Jy north of Spokane- At a recent mect ' inc of the executive committee of ii o . oiumuia uasm irrigation icasu? 111. H.IVniinr.,1 Wok if .,..la, that the plan, which is beinp; care fully worked out, may eventually establish some three thousand fami lies on farms near the northern boundary of Spokane county. Many of these settlers, it was said, probab ly will be Russian immigrants. Handled Hiit iimiiajtc (Bv Associated Press) SPOKAN'E, Wash.. Aue;. 2. Washington Wheat Growers' The asso. times cii.iioii mis year nunuieil lour the wheat tonnage it handled last year, uccordiiiir to estimates mad. last week bv association officials. !, .41;!!1 inis is xne iniru year oi or 5(1 !4u4 ' tranized pooliup;," Secretary A. C. !:(ti l i Adums reported. '-The first year I " we sold over seven million bushels of errain for the farmer." Last year arouiui six uuiilou nonius lo nuance the transactions." Dogs 'iJest Protectors. (Bv Associated Pigsh) MOSCOW, Ifa., Aug. 2 'A goodj pack of dogs affords the best pro-i tection to deer and other game ' ani- j mals and birds, according to Ross, Greer, rancher, who has run hounds in Latah county for the past twelve years and claims thereby to be re sponsible for the destruction of I many hundreds of predatory ani mals. Since the dogs have been waging war on the covotes, Mr. Greer says, there are from five to ten times as many deer in the territory. In a re cent report to the state game ward- he gave 411 as the average num- SAGE TLA KEEPS When Mixed with Sulphur It Brings Back Its Beautiful Lustre at Once.' Hray hair, however haiubome, dcnotcH j 0 aibnm-iny; ape. We all know the j o ndvantai's t n youthful -iippcH ranee. g Your hitir is your chiirni. Jt makes or ! Q i n ins the face. Yk'heu it fades, turm o rny nnd looks htreaked, ju-t a few g applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur Q ctihiiiKcs its npH-nr;t!ice a hundred-fold, o Don't t-tiiy gray! Look youm:! Kithrjg prepare the recipe at home or fc-t from g unv drug store u bottle of "Wyetli'io Najje and Su 1 jh ur '.nipuiuid,'' which U I g merely the old-time reeijie iniiroved j Q hy the addition of other ingredient. o Thousands of folk recommend 'h'ulg reudy-t"-ue jircparalWui, bcciiuo it 0 durkenn the liair Ituauti fully, bc-dde, ; o no one can possibly tell, as it darken O no naturally and evenly. You moisten jg a spuh?c or eoft brush with it, drawing, o this llirnurjli the hair, taking one final! O trnnd nt a time. Hy morning the gray ;g liair diappenrri; nfler another nppiica-(o tioii or two. its natural color is restored and it bneonies thick, tdnnsy mid last- g 'rous, and you appear year younger. jo oooooooooooooooooooooooooo a 9 o o i 15 o Royal Ann 0 o , 1 Cherries ' We will accept Royal Ann Cherries Monday Morning. Get your box es for packing at Stone Warehouse, Smith & Frees IM? .T. f fcion Atp. LA t.itAMn:, )iti:;ON Cnll AUIn t22. in ,of -oy"ts iiKutrt and iyx'Says His Prescription dition to u ' occasional In ur. With "Jap" Burden,- another pioneer rnncher. Air. dreer keeps tin; dog primarily for the protection stock mm poultry, which he si fall victim to t he shmio foes ia Jkhhjo birds and unimuls. , Tears Are Amiss in lltisiiics. NKW YOHK, Awf. 2. (AIM . - Worn rn to succeed in huiness mint lown I.. Jm,. r......I.U. ,..ill..,l I. win., - i",e charm of their sex, nml to tuko i'lieivielooi I inm t l.n Iu.m ei4him!! coriOttion li-oio the boss witlmul wcppipK ai'fonlinjr to Mrs- Alirej w.lh Ihls UU a ill iniml ho ronnit,-i Fuote MuI)iUuHt Now Ynih bui-tMiiyslii:ins. mal' ixp.'iim'nt ainS uess woman. - 1 Mrs. MiU'Duualt, -who prpilictoil control. Other suggestions were: "Discuss abstract questions with - owt UMiking personal application of 'everything that is Maid. Stick to agreements without 1 1 hen fore Inslrueted dniifKis.y .vrj -inning if vou are getting the where to dispense Alhnrhu wi'h t'i); wor.t of it. . Sav 'no' at the right time." i Turin Hand is Suicide. OREGON CITY, Ore., Aue. 2. IThe body of Frank Wainwritrht, 4o. lann hand, was found ha:ii;.nR- iftoni a tree on the Music lilace near ' ! Milwaukie. this afteinoon. . Acting Coroner Noblt?, wiio investip;ateil, ; ,.:, I.1'.1" amwneftt had commuted su-1 ttlll WH Kilt HCU uoe;i employed i for eiht years, on tl Chester Mc - Liiug-hlin farm near . Milwaukie. 1 j About u week ago iie appeared to ' on worrien over nuances and asKeii leave, to yo to town, lie iiresseii 111 a new suit- nnd wont to Mil-;o waukie. lie did ' not return. A'o hank hook, showinir a balance of S j$170 was found on tho body. ;no iihiu'j.-l win oe neiii. f.. ,..IU.... ,.l c- 11 think the dailv dozen refers to ! Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys a Littlo Salts if Your Back Hurts, or Bladder is Troubling You Mo man nr woman han make a mis lake hy flushing the kidneys occasion ally, says well-known authority. Jal ing too much Yich food crcau-s acidst which excite the kidneys. Tlu-y become overworked from the strain, get slug Ki.h and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood. Then we get sick. Rheumatism; headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, dizziness, sleep lessness and urinary disorders often come from iluggi.sh kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache In the kidneys, or your hack hurts, or if the urine js cloudy, offensive, fuli of sediment, irregular of passage or at tended by a sensation of scalding, begin drinking a miart of water each d:iv. abo get about four ounces of Jnd Salts ' from any pharmacy; take a tablespoon j fill in a jdass of water before breakfast, and in a few days your kidneys may act I fine. tins 1 anions sails H made from the acid of grape and lemon juice, com bined with litbia, and has been used for years lo Hush and stimulate the kidneys; also to help neutralize the acids in the sysU-m, so thev no longer cause irritation, thus often relieving bladder weakness. Jati Salts is inexpensive : makes a dflicihtful effervescent lithia-water drink which everyone should take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and active and ihc blond pure, thereby often avoiding serious kidney complica tions. Hy all means hive your phv'i cian examine your .kidneys at least twice a yew. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o ; o I o : O O iS The Slraiftht Lines of tho New Modes Are Gracefully Achieved Uy Wearing o jg Front Iace I'orsel.s o Never have tho styles called so 'O liiKlfltently for Hind that are g straight nnd Blender. "La Cu o mill;" works wonders In gently ' g persuading surplus fp fth Into O fashion s silhoin-tto makes your O K'jwn a Binooth-fittiriK RiieciM. g You'll lovo the new models of O "La Camillp' giving you. tho O lin s and buoyancy of youth, g Iow-topped nnd of dainty fab. O rication IlKbtly boned lnit vis- g lldn only In their bem-fiU. g Ho fitted to your Individual o model of "La CamMe and rn o yfM,,hful figure and a fiex- O Ible e;:se that If delightful. O a rompPto line of tho latest g models always on hnnd. 1 j lias Powerful Influence Over ttheumalism! of Ml'. J.llll.11 II. Allen us with rlieiiniatltail. Mlffi r.'tl fo Many tUlie;! Ililll helleri:i l; lids li'l rilile dis. a.'.e :eit a ml nnalde to work. i jjnnj. al'tii' years ol j,.:1Ml.,.aH iudy. i !:.( m ran he - r,...,. rroni rheumailsm imiil the ae- eunnilaled iininii liieii, coioiiioaly ..;i. , . , . . i jn , joinlu and inuselea and ,,,'iu-il fmni tln loly Iftnallv roninnindol a pi' Sfrtptlttn that uiiirkV and cumplcti'ly PaniMh -.l nmrwloiis success. After years of; ; ui Kinw decided to ht sui'lerers .everywhere know ahout ):is dlm-uwiy .through the newspapers. lie has' understanding that If the first pint M.oKle does not show the way l com- every lie'-Avlll uladlv ret iri p i le rei your money without conilneiit. Cross DrilB Co. will supply !)'!. orders accepwd. 1 Hi il Mall Yes, Etiiel, every Klf course, these days has at least one water hole the nineteenth. j OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP , o ; o g YOU'Iili TIM) IT HARD J to got along without pome of ouro! ! g beautiful glassware on your tnblo. g! 'oWhy not call on u.s today, or to-O, 1 O Oi O morrow at latest, and SKK tbe o j g handsome and art 1st le in'w lines ofg IO ilkliM which vc inst lidded In Olli O ! 9. ........ ...... ......i. 7 v.....,, 9 1 week ? You'll ndrnliv O ,,,, v..'lt tvunt In tw-.kmom9 You'll want lo i " - " i n o tiicm. o O money O Ami you inay Tor JilllcO ! O r. ii. nuY Alain 7."i O o oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ( ''Yjfhj V, -a-7-'--; - AuUnutic Il'iiir Pin- eHpHjp T. f "The Best Servant in Your House" f . V , i. . . :-- :ii T llepiil) V anlen (nil.. ! HAI KAI' '"' A,,K- K- "I. un icrcpii'd tin' position oi oVpuiy warden ut Ihf- Ktnti p.-uili'U-Uary soon iiMit tin- iiihini ut Hi I'iercr luliiiinUtrntion, liiix nsiuni'il, aceordlm- ti announcement mmL- tu ny johtisnn Kmjih. v.iii u of tin- insi.tuil.il). i I Itli'.SH U if f;l v t tr M:iiiI(ic'n re ivaKitn r.ir Bellers Mastcrcraft Better than tonics for many women T is not tonics that a iot of -A "tired" feeling. You need more help in the kitchen. You need a Sellcis Kiihen Cabinet to make kitchen work easier and the hours fewer. The Sellers is the cabinet that is famous everywhere for its beauty and for its many unusual labor- and time-saving features. Ve have these cabinets on display. Come in and see them today. Sec a demonstration of the famous features, a few of which arc here displayed. Make up your mind to spend less time in the kitchen. , At the prices we are quoting, the Sellers, with all its unusual conveniences, costs no more than any goal cabinet. Come AT .SPECIAL RLIH!Ci;i PRICKS iouo.m: wkhk only See Our Window W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Four Floors of Fine Furniture Man tor will ho Hiieceeded hv Lltl. Conner mIiciIii of (lilllnni ." .Mr. .tll ha nerved ui. prln ki'ciH-i at I In prison I'm Hi.-lvi- month:. W'lii' Will succeed ii.-t Mi. I.MI ha: not -t In'.' hy I In Wiinli'ii. It vn : r puili il Unlay n Smitli had a h--trt-i "ill- Hi" ronviclM In Ih. n reterinine.l that W -heart prison nil. talk,) M:ll- .Mr. 1. V. -OtlMl -t.al LADIES R tADYJO - WEAR Jfj. W1 AND MIL-LlNERY I in J'fafs: Now is the Time to Have and Enjoy p. Xew IVII Hat Tii-helwera-season Hats these might be called for they arc not summery nor yet wintry. There is a fetching toque lh." t will liven a suit. New-side roll effects and Hats with brims wide at one side are made of fashionable, materials, as pert as they can be. Such is the new Fall line and now is the time to have one of them. ' , - (V". d M vou women neetl fo tpIi'pvp tnat In-day night and pleaded wilh lhm jlc ulM-y Hip Inslltulluii rule;, maintain discipline. !hoy arc reinovlntr mo neauiii; t iilnnt from the White House, prob- . t ahly mi the theory that the conn-,. try usually makes, it hot for the j IH'ClipalU. 7 :t i : mm FueadiD( Tablt I)n wrt Svtiuti - wfth PotccUroQ Work Tibit AuMnatic Baw Shcil txvadm ill. :l il ii i ; t II : ( il : t . i! 'i!' ii Mrs. Robt. Pattison (VirM-tlrre riiono ;:-W Ren. .702 Oak Dm. 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