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Tuesday, August 1J, 1923
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FIGHT SEASON TO "
OPEN SEPTEMBER 3
ioin will ho rovivotl in Ua
Cruiuli- f.Mly in ill. month of Ht-p-li-inlii
jui-unliiiB to tin nnnouneo-lm-iit
iMiitlo loiluy by Itim lluirte, lo
al pu;;ilil, who Hiutcs that ho will
!i;:h1 .iynii rious Hilly Smith, of 1'ort
luiul, Sipu iiilifr a In a ton round
iHMtlllntT In l.a Ciramle, t'ompli.tc
anMiifainontn 1'or the HtaKinp of. the
rani h;ivo not been nunln and morn
lc;(all-.l niinouneotnent:; will follow In
tint nai luluro.
In a fow days. 'Tin koIiik. 1 ht rtlit
when 1 nii'i-t Mysttrioutf lillly," liu
said to tlui writer. "Joe t'urr hu
provided uir wil h cornpltdtt Iruininji
farilltb'A and I'll he down to the grind
and huKinnsH of Kfltinj; Into tho hir.it
ot Hluipe tins wk."
Hairio will lint at l:!S ns will hU
opponent. Mlko Hroth'Tion ami a
hoxpr from Halt l.nl;o City will bo
imittlcrf'fl In In Unlrtn'u lr-i I tit no- rvtmn
li a tjhort tim and with two expert
i.uirn , who has not beon In the I list-ninsoiH to work out with, linn
riMK for fervor.! 1 weeks, duo to th't.'ii; oxpvultnrr to ho in better condition
BiiniiiUM-':; ors.ition in fiatlc oirclo.i in 'than ever hflore when September Jt
3-:aHleru On-Ron, will resume training nrrivos.
Luis Firpo Is
Again Winnei
J'llILAHRLl'HlA, (A. T,)
JjiiiH AiifTfl Kirpo, South Ameri
can heavy wtiffht, knocked out
'hurley WVinert of Newark, N.
J., In i he second round of an
einht-round no-declnion match
Monday niht in National leuffiio
ball park. '
Cdiiii.I Weinert brousht;
blood to Klrpo'H nosn with
HtraiKht left.s and tho South
Amenr-asi nave way, clinching us
they foil into the ropes. . Firpo
iutmrliru two heavy riffht awlnp-s
to tin body and i'ollowcd with
rUrhi lo the head and one to body
without, d a ma bo. They were
both MiBhtly winded when tho
heil runs'.
Koiiinl -2 Firpo rushed wildly
at YYiuort and they clinched.
Firpo landed rijfht to tho body
W'.'lnen jabhl MBhtly. Weinert
uppercut lo the jaw. Firpo land
ed rifTht and they clinched. Firpo ,
Kppuviit ami MuBBered Weinert,
knockiiiB him down for the count '
of nine. Firpo rush Weinert af
ter he came up and landed flush
on the jaw, send tils' him to Mio .
canvaw for the full count after
one ininiiic and 49 seconds of, ,
liKhtiiiK.
BABE RUTH LEADS LEAGUE
; SWATSMEN.
. CiriCAGO, (AP) Baseball'ii
grwite.st home run hitter, Babe
Ruth, of the New York Ameri
cans Monday leads the American
league in -battiripr by a narrow
squeak in spiie of lits team's le-
feut Sunday by the Detroit Tiger.),
5 lo 2.
Ruth, -by hammering but a
homer, a double and a single,
jai ked up hi.'i-batting average to
.393U4- :Inasmuch as Harry jiell
niau, the Detroit slugger, was out
of the game with a strained tend
on, Ruth took the league batting
lead away from him. Heilmann's
average is .8SW77. Ruth's home
run was his twenty-ninth of the
season, putting him even with Cy
Williams of the Philadelphia Nationals.
Seeks More Policewomen.
LONDON, July 24. (By Mail)
Having won her fight for the non
sale of alcohol to minors, lidy Astor
is now urging the IBritisb govern
ment to appoint more women "po
licemen, hpeaking recently in tne
House of Commons on the salaries
of the metropolitan police force, she
declared the present force of women
was totally inadequate.
Viscounto.is iA.stor said more wom
en police were needed in London for
patrol duty, nnd she appealed to
the Home Secretary to increase their
number and widen tlieir authority.
, "if -V
ij.it .. rcn wi- thai his kMi". is not as trait- as ihouyh ho wa
l1 1..-..K: lOj fit Idai UUUL'l'iailU lllill HO whuill U lUVVtl utxV
J.I :M,.-.snn l;as sono away. -.And so tho tnourntntf ft iym
s. 'hirjt j-b.'o c. ta aot out 01 plc .
Chili
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Find Prehistoric Gruves
PRAGUE. July 1!) (By Mail)
While, diggiiig a canal in the Ore
I Mountains recently. "' workmen un-
pcit leartlied tombs which archaeologists
.r,2 jdeclare are over- 4,000 years old.
.nsij. The skeletons lving on the ground
in a crouching attitude, are well pre
tr.2S served, anl conspicuously large. The
!c,ii'.' foreheatl is receding, .the frontal sinus
.Kin 1 strongly developed, 'the- upper jaw
!s3'i protiuding, and the chin small. Tho
.305 'teeth are much worn 'but otherwise
J sound.
c'lr.h
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Club
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J'OI'lIltll!
Suit l.aUc
Scaltic
I.os Ail'icles
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. Air fliwering never will be pop
ular. There are not enough pedes
trians up there- to make it a sport
ing proposition. ,
ustice may be blind, tut an Atlan
tic City judge held a bathing beauty
.43Sii.or examination,
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Won Lost Pcv.
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P.u'll'io CoaM League
(.vi'simlay)
No games: teams traveling.
National Iicnuttfl
v (jesti-nlay)
riUsburg 5, Urookljll
American League,
(yesterday)
Washington 4-3. Chicago 6-2
Cleveland 3-S, Philadelphia, 14-6.
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GOOD
CIGARETTES
Rattlesnake Bite Fatal to Iowa Girl.f
KEOKUK, la.. ( AP) Minnie Al
berta Woodward, aged 7, living near),
Farmington, Iowa, died cany ouu
dny from the effects of a rattlesnake -bite-
I
The child was playingiSaurday-eve- J
ning, when she stepped on the snake, ,
which bit her on the ankle. She
ran a few steps and collapsed, and j
died eight hours later.
Another snake crawled through J
the home, where a neighbor was sit- J
ting up with the corpse of the child,
and was killed. The Woodward reH- J
idence, an old house, is believed to ,
be the home of a den of snakes. !;
GENUINE
"BULLT
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Leviathan Interests Germany.
(By Associated Press)
BERLIN, July Bv' Mail) Pic
tures of the Leviathan are displayed
prominently in tho show windows of
tourist agencies in Berlin and other
Gorman cities, ami there has been
much display advertising in .the
newspapers conceininp the newly-1
eouinned criant which i-? sailinir un-1
der the American .flaR".'.,
But German newspapem havecom
Tvcnleil with soine- 'bilternesH on the
i'act liat the publicity; campaign
makes no mention of the fact that
the Leviathan was , , formerly the
Gevnmn-huikl Vateiiaml.
PiSfrons on Wait in Orders.
YlSHINGON. lAuir. M. (AIM
liadio and all other modern met lids'
oi communication have not succeeded
in ousting the currier piifcou fiotn
its position us an important factor
in the war time transmission of in-tWligenee.
Tl American army maintains 1,-j
4l)0 b'mU alon the Mexican hnrder.
in Hawaii, in the. Canal one, and
otherwise distrihuteil at woine 'Ji'l
urmy posts. Kii'ly are fed daily in
Hie Pliilippines, while at Gamp Vail,!
New Jersey, the reserve lnudiuarl-j
ers, 400 birds draw their rations,
waiting to be of service in the field,
in which, in the past, they have'
proved themselves nio.t valuable.
Crepe do Chine Cape.
LONDON, A blithesome caps for
warm summer oveninjrs was seen lo-;
day an affair oi sand calloied crepe
do chine. 11 is overlaid with 'bubcs-i
in-tho-woods sort of covurinff of;
1 onves. verv liinrn and irlossv. ent-
1 from navy chamois. !
Just Received
A Very Smart Line of
Knitted Sport Coats
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
Ft
i'UV A WA'T All
THE ARMSTRONG
Electric Table i
Stove i
The sad thought is that not even ,
the game laws protect the pedestrian. J
NEW OXFORD
SHOES
For Early Fall
G.OO to $10.50
NEW FALL
WOOLENS
for Suits
"Just in"
Suits,
$27.00 to $72.30
The Toggery
AnJrewn 11 ro.
Is
The Most complete
Table Stove
On the Market.
Just the Thing
for
Hot Weather
Use.
$12.50
At the
Oiefron Hardware &
Implement Co.
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' Best for mayonnaise it never curds, never
gets rancid, even. in hot weather ' :"'''$ i ' '
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Ideal for frying doesn't smoke, until too hot
for use; gives that delicious brown crust; can be
used again' and again without carrying the "
Itaste of one food to another; doesn't discolor. , -
A perfect shortening amaizo oil is
liquid, easy to measure ana quicK to cream.
Try it for biscuits, cakes, pie- ' ' ' "." '
crust. You'll never go back
to primitive, less perfected
shortenings.
In the Can with Hygienic To
Collects No Dust No Rust
American Maize-Products Co.
New York '
I rsv" LADIES READY-TO-WEAR Jb .'
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gig ' in the new sanitary carton, .'r. 8
I The Straight Lines So v T& It is a brick itself. : !
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g New Modes . gg '2W ,
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: Front Lace Corsets
Never havo the styles called bo
Insistently tor lines that are
straight and slender. "La Ca
mlllo" works wonders In gontly
persuadiag: surplus flecth Into
fashion's allliouulte makes your
gown a smooth-fitting success.
You'll love the new models of
"I.a Camlllo" giving you tho
lines and buoyancy of youth.
Low-toppod and of dainty fab
rication lightly bono'd-rhut vii
Iblo only In thrlr benoftts.
Bo fitted to your Individual
model of "I.a CamlUe' and en
joy a youthful figure and a flex
ible ease that Is dollghtful.
A complete line of the latest
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
LA .UKAnUIKU'iYVMXVWv .
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MACHlfB SHOP AND FOUNDRY r !- 1 ,
All Kinds of Machinery, Automobiles and Tractors Repaired.
Overhauled and Rebuilt.
Acetylene Welding of All Kinds '
Cylinder Boring and Ovarsbse Pistons : . .
Crankshafts, Pistons and Piston Pins Reground , ..-
Olio Ua a Trail
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
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Best for
SALADS AND COOKING
Demonstration
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FINE TAG WATERMELONS
ON ICE
NICE PEACHES
BERRIES, CANTALOUPES, ETC., ETC.
Pattison Brothers
Grocery
Phone Main SO
1!
HE was one of our savings customers. He strode along
with his head up, his chest out, a light in his eyes. He
was alive with confidence.
IVu deposits had just passed $1000. A thousand all
his!, No wonder he was confident. .
You can do the same. Five dollars a week wnl bring it
in lest; than 4 years. Start now and stick to it. The first
thousand in 3 years and 6 months.
United States National Bank
m ii mi ii 'w
. LA GRANDE, OREGON . '
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