La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1923, Image 3

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" THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '
Friday, 'August 17, 1023
tofMWa 1 MANY VISITING
Wil
nson Lager
To Meet Greb
tliy
YllltK.
N. S.)
Aiitr. 17. johnny!
Wilsiin. so liim nmllinieil for not
luiviiiK di iiiiiiisimti d iii the entire
Kitisfiietiiia of some factlniw that hels'eton nnd
is a ri-nl ehi(iiiijon, welcomeH the
elianee In in c-t lln'rry (Ireli, he do
elan s, so Hint those who crlltelie inny
! justlHed or forever hold their
lieaee.
"For two years I have patiently
H.iilid to prove to the piddle that I
tun a real c hnmpion, and my opnor-
l"'l'le will eonm when I siep Into the
rlns lo meet Ttarry Oreb," nnnounceil Seattle 7 11
champion Johnny Wilson. "1 um.San Ktancisco 3 8 4
willhiK to stand hr fall on my show-1 Batteries: Gardner, llluke and To
1"B. I know I will win. It Is writ-1 bin, Yuryanj .McWeeney, MiU'hnll,
i.n so ami I n I It. II eontlilence
eoiinlH 1 will he invlnellile. 1 know
all ahout Creli and his style. He
enn't Kit too fust to salt me. And he
"l l.me to eo fast, for that Is tin
Way I will rlplit. I know I can hit
harder than (ireli, and I don't think
he can hurl me. At any rate tl will
he a tfoiht. n real fit-lit, und when it
Is ov,-r the puhlie will airree that I
urn entitled to the crown."
The limit is to take 'place nt the
I'olo grounds on the illicit of AllfriiKt
III. Wilson Is training with Jaek Tay
lor and "Wild I11H" lloulnhan. holh
Hh'ht weights. Wilson's- camp Is at
Johnny Collins' health farm at Sum
mit. N J. The Vfteran Jim ltueklo
has charge of the champion's train
ing. Wilson started light work some
time ago, wi-ighing m:i pounds, lie
is down to liifi pounds now- and will
make the ion pounds without effort,
lh- runs on the road in the morning,
rides hoi-st-hiiek for an hour, anil
hexes In an opi-n-alr ring every day. '
All hough :i southpaw. Wilson has de
veloped his right until 11 has Iteeonte
almost us i-lTeetive as his famous led.
lie can hit hard with it from any
angle.
Pacific
Francisco
Sacramento . .
Portland .
Salt. Lake ...
Seattle
l.ns Angeles .
Vernon
Oakland . ...
Const LenRue- .
Won'UstPct.
. .84
..75
..72
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. ,2
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; .111
Till
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71
71
73
74
.nr. i
.Mr,
r32
.474
.4"ii
.452
-.452
Natioonal league
Won Lost Pet.
filtlll!
New York
.. .73
4
...(14
...00
.,. .07
...55
...38
. . .33
.(in;
.580
.57 fi
:53f.
.513
4!ll
.345
.303
Cipcinnati .
Pittsburg .
OUtfcago . .
Brooklyn . .
St.- Louis . .
Philadelphia
Boston . ...
American
Chilis
New York
Cleveland
Detroit . .....'.;..
St. Louis . . . .-. . . .
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia .
Boston
League
Won Lost Pet.
71 37 .t58
lit
w-
.....53
61
50
4ti
43
.fi.'n
.510
.r.nr.
.472
,4li7
.420 1
.4(111
For Infant,
InvalidM &
Children
The Original Food-Drink for All A?e.
OuickLunchotHome.OmceiFountaini.
RichMilk, Malted GrainExtract In Pow
der&Tablet forms. NourlihlDg-Nocooklm.
Go" Avoid ImiUtione nr) Subslilulei
OOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
2 M' ' 2
o Gladys E. Miller
o Instructor ot
Piano
o A T.lniileil Number of Pupils
Will Ho F.nrollert for Term
o D.-Kiiinlni; In September
o
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O Ail'lrem Tlrnwer H7S,
l.a Orande, Ore. o
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I USED CARS !
Wo have several used
cars in excellent me
chanical conditions and
appearance.
Triced very low.
See Them
At
Smith & Frees
1&17 Jefferson Ave.
I, A t.HAMU:, ORMiO
full Main Mil.
Pacific Coast lvalue
Portland -4, I.ok Angeles 3. r
Los Anpeles It. II. IC I l.MRI. Kit, Ore., Aim. 17. Ohm-leu
Portland 4 H 1 I Hlnsitnmn urriveil Hominy from I'llln-
lios Angeles 3 5 3'liuri,, Ivnn lor u visit with Irlemlii In
Batteries: Sutherland and Onslow; ' Imliler ni-foro jroinn- on to Culliornin
Hughes and Jtpgo. I to look lor a location. 1 1 in Wl(a ami
.
Kitll l.uke 11, Vernon 4
Salt J.uke II. H. E.
Vinton
I Salt l.ake
I Untleries:
Allen ami Murphy; Sin -
Peters.
Oakland 5, Sarranienlo 0
Sacratneuto 1. H. E.
Oakland 5 1:1 0
Sacramento 0 8 0
'Batteries: .Kramer und Head:
Thompson, Canfield und Koeliler.
' Seattle 7, Sun Francisco 3
San Francisco It. II. R.
und Ajrnew,
American league
(Yesterday)
Detroit 3, Philadelphia 0.
New Yotk 3, St- -Louis-. 1.
Washinston 0, Chicago '2.
Cleveland 12, Boston 3.
National l,raj;ue.
Brooklyn 2,' St. Louis 0.
' Chicago' fi, Boston 2.
New,. York. 7, Cincinnati 1.
Philadelphia 8; Pitt.-liurp; 5..
Three Drowned. :
OABTLETON, Vt , Att. 17.
Three persons lost their ' lives vhen
a gasoline tank of u ..motor .launch
carrying- 11 passengers exploded lute
Thursday on Lake Bomoseen, near
here, causing (he vessel to sink.
Eight members of the party were
rescued by cottagers who nut out
1 in bouts. - ,'.;!. ' ; . -.
l oin- Injured in Auto Ui-ii-k
HOIHK, August 17. l-'our women,
nil residents of Olenns Perry were ser
iously injured when the ear In vyhloh
they were coming lo llulse, skidded In
a stretch, of sand and. turned turtle
on the Itolse-.Mountain - Home, road
near cleft at 8 ' o'clock Thursday
morning. Uaymoml Knulsen. II, the
firth occupant of the 'ear, e.seaed
without Injury.
The Injured are:
.Mrs. tleorge Mosgrnvc," posjdhle
I'rnel.urn of the skull, hodly bruised
riboui the head and body: tight hand
mangled and lorn,
Mrs. It. l. Moserrnve, slster-lu-law
of .Mrs. lii-ore Mostrrove. five ribs
and a shoulder hrokejl and several
bruises about' the head and. body. i
Mrs. tluy lllazler, ' t'reon Short I
Line telegraph operator ;at.:ienhs
l-'ert-y. 'broki-'n';' eoliiir 'hone and I
thought to lie-Hufferlng wilh tnternalj
injuries. Ali X-i-ay'w ill be' lakeu'lhls
morning.
Mrs.i.1.- L., Ahderson;' drivel- i'of the
auloninblle, Kllglil seratelies about the
body and n iae'erallnu of tl(e light
leg.- " , .
Here's
Comfort for
Hikers ' :
Kven an ardent hlkor's enthus
iasm will bo the greater If boots
so comfortable, ho trim lined as
tlu HC, are worn. . While made, lo,
stand Iho trials 'of the rockiest
trail, tlicy'rn . supple and dry,
soft they irlvo needed protec
tion and support, without any
discomfort. '
t , 87..10 in IO.OO
The Bootery
Inc.
A I'oradiKe Tor Tired Ttvt
Home of the Arrlt Aid Shoe
(HIOVER SMITH. .Mgr.
IT'S THE CUT
of Your Clothes That
Counts.
You can tell instantly
that they are tailor
made. NEW
FALL WOOLENS
' NOW IN
The Toggery
An rtre VI Bras.
III IIIIULLM HUH.
jimiij nuw uv-u in nnuier nevertii i
"' huik .nr. niiiR-uinan
rival.
Q Mr, and Mr., ltoss I'erry returned
jlhome, Monday from an evtended trli
i'" ""'anil and Astoria. They report
a very nire trip.
Irveu Wtsnnkow nrrlveil bomH.
Sumiuy from I'orllaml where ho look
In tho Merchant', ronvtMiilun which I
convened in Unit city lust woU,
M rn,
","""""l0( """.""rvlllr-i;
canin over
n-i .iiiiimij iin u MDK Willi '
lur mot hi r. Mrs. I.ltttrc.
Sunday cvonliiK, llveroit WulBlntr'T
had a nurrow esoapr uhen on ihr-
othpr side of Kltsin i hlK oar wonl lo
puriti hliu and caught Hie hind whPil
ot' iho rar ttirnlnt; tl over, un lurk
was ihort? wat no one hurl. lien
nlnon huFtpcniMl a Uing a ml tiroujurht
lh?in hack.
. .Mn. Krank WoodiMl wan In luihlop
TuPHday dolnj? , some nhopplns, Shu
wan arrompaiuoft by nor mother, Mr.i.
Snnderon.
, It. M. Ali-nHde. received- a carload
Oi coal -Monday ami- had It delivered,
Tuesday. : :
, lr. (iocr n'lurncd" homo from h in
I rip tf;Uulir and I'raliic iy., I1
waa not vpi' wolt -itnpri'wed with thai
part oi llia.coiiutri Mr. finer riuiil
that lit' limr hwn In lYilllornla and
liui . "w oh torn -part 'rql -Oroori auJ
WarilihiKlon und noiin or It looked' un
r:oo1 oH.thH'tlrahd'' Hondo valloy.1
' Air. and Urn, Simon Woodoll wi'
In Jmhlo'r Monday doinj? otne Hhop.
pin,. vThoy have-thclr lhreier run
nine utid exftf't. to havo a larKfl rnu
IhlH fall.
'Soveral luinbor toam paKworl
Ilii'OiiRh Imhlor Tuesday for tho Haw
mill on tho ouhl mountain, where they
havfi the' coiiiruet of hawllnf; out tho
summon cutting. : 11 .
M iMH-'Audra. IJilerol was a pansei-
por ou tho Htaj;1. I iiemlay tutornonn
en route to 1a Grande- whero hIio will
visit with friend.
.,. Mm;, lSen 1 Deelter retiirnert honvi
Sunday after.' a few daya .visit wllh
lier liuHhand, iloi liouio lt In 1'ondle
lon. . Tina camp Tiro Rirls lefl Tuesday on
a four days vacaiion on Indian I'reek.
Therft were twenty K"lrls In the crowd
that wort cliaparoned by Mn. Frank
MoKennon and Irs. llurHhe-y. Tim
only real scare they koi wus hen
The. hoyti from ih'o. sawmill cam,(.o'er
l-hrt MM abotit ' nrld"n(thl and :hoHered
Have
Sampled the Salad
AMAIZOOIL
; ,, ;! Best For
Salads and Cooking
"Unsurpassed Wherever Shortening; Is Used
' if Not-.
CALL AT OUR STORE
SATURDAY
:vV.V;--; And Try It. ; -.'
IT'S FINE YOU'LL LIKE IT.
Ask for Book of Ainaizo Recipes
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Patt ison
Grocery
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rnntner. The ' plrla were very Beared,
!lmt other wise they hud n fine Hn.e,
.Mile Woodell wa In town Tuewiiiv
JhnvInK come over from HunimervHIo
ion bunlne. f
WHIlo Keown left Tnenlny for l.a
'llrunilo nnd other cltleH. He doe not
I Know jufct wheri no will loeuto.
I Mr, and Mr. J, V, Mei'omheraam
'are le:tvinn Wciloeiluy for I'ortluml.
They have fllUHheil the till nl the via.
duel and are uiovlnit haek to Cort
land. They will motor to Pendleton
for a day unit then to The I mile
where they will upend the clay with
! rdnnlH.
Mr. nnd .Mrs, Cleo. ItiKgs were La
nrnnde vWtor Monday liavlnt; gon,
over to do aome shopping,
A number of friends gathered at
ihM home of Han Andrews Wednesday
1 afternoon for A social visit. The lime.
was spent In talking over olden times
when Mrs. Andrewu was one or the
social leaders. Those present, were
ll... Illlnu Inknunn I.-....T
"Z. McFall cronser. 'lrry,
, ..it.
l.ltterel and l.onif. Alter vlsUliik" for
liaeveral houm lhc' perlnken of a doll-
cioui; luncheon that had been pre
pared for the occasion.
MIks It ulli l.ltlerel wan Miopptnt; 11
l.o Grande, Thursday, I
Mr. II. K. Hurlej and son Itoscoej
larrivod Satunlay from alia Walla
(for il look around the old home town.)
Mr. Hurley has spent tho pasl yearl
at. fru.no On., but did not llko tl"l
pi ice. lie will toach at l inpaiine
Oregon this year. ' 1
Mi. and Mrs. J. w. f'larkland audi
children l" Inirkee, Mr. and .Mrn. J. f
J. Slui'irHl and dauRhler, Marelda of :
l'nou vlslleil' l-'rfilay at the. hoiuo of.
Mr. and Ml. Vm., Wteinn. V
Tim llillo son, o Mt. and Mr(. ,l-1
berl Kofer hus'h.eeii on Hip ck list .
I hl.f'weoli. , ' A ' vr
Mr. and Mi's. Molvm Sirlnirhuiu oi ;
.Manll. I'lah arrived Saturday lor a
visit wllh their, brother,' L. A. Slrlnr-
:. GOOD
CIGARETTES
GENUINE
"BULf
DURHAM
.TOBACCO
You
Pressing Made With
?; ' I ''ill:
Brothers
Mil
SO
11 O
JIVU'
1 . i
Our hoxes of candy are
just the thing for parties,
birthdays, Rifts, etc.
The Palace
ham They expected w tro on la Alorlu nn,' WHth-i'Mr,' und
lo . visit wllh Viltor Hlrlmrhum heforo'Keown o( Knierprlut
rfoing- homo, , Itaymond of lmhhr,
J I., ItrnokH nnd dniitrhtor, Anna ijrueMti. wore Mr. und
wer I x (Ininrto vlHliorn. Saturdnv. I'oniher, Mr, and Mn. Leslie Holme
hart Kohhtt won a Ia (Inimlo vlwit-of Ui tlntndo, Lenord Duudinlnn
or Saturday. 'and Joe Hosm.
Mtk. Hoslo Oarn cumo down from, lTucte Cllllo lliiuimuu and Mr.
l.a Grande. Sunday for n visit wllh llnnnurker of Kln-iu iliovn up Hunduy
irh rulH in lmhler, t Utn onn i (heir umial trlpx.
Mr, and-Mrn. prior loft Sunday for
a weekij vacation In Portland. They
wero iiccompanled by Mr. and Mil,
Nelson of l.a Grande, They expect to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kofer worn
tak In thf t, O. K. K. t'onveul Ion Summervillo visitor.-! Sunday afler do
whilu pone, ;ltvcriiitf meat to the thresher.
Mr, Win. W'ofltenskow family wanj
re leased from quarantine (his week.
Waller Kroiimn und. wifo left Sal
unlay for I'ortlind whero ho will play
In Iho It, O. K. K. ltand that koon
from 1 41 Grande.
Mm. Kllu Walker held u family re
union at her homo In Ibis elly Sun
day. This wuk the. first llmo in hov
oiul yours that tho hoys wore nil al
home. Those, present worn Mr. and
Mrs, Archie Keown and iwo phildivn.
Air. tind lr, Joe Keown 'tnd soia!l
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': , TjT AND MH.UNf?RY ; '
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J"! ACII new season is a new pleasure . to greet and to investigate. First arviv
als intimate that the Fall of 1923 will lie more interesting than others. Ita.
modes ear evidence of many, many flounces, unexpected godets,;.' circular
apron effects; plaits and embroidery. A cordial invitation is given to see them
; ' ?: : . ' WRAPS of Newest Lines :! . '
v.- '' August, and new Wraps for Fall are, already here!.'1;
.'v . It is not too early to be thinking of them when models .
,. are as chic, as. these. Lines, fabrics, and the fursihat... ,
' ri-'ti'im-'so -liia'ny'of -these are those women will admire.: . '
This vis, a fine opportunity to get a lovely Wrap and
- ... have it ready for when it will be needed. ' ' - ;;'
yl. $25.00 to $140.00 ' I
SUITS Cleverly Designed fr
There is spice to owning one of these very first Fall
Suits, they are' so emphatically different. A flared
silhouette is seen now, then a long straight-lined one;
and when, fur does not trim the jacket it is usually em
broidered all over. Smart new colors are. another rea
son for selecting one's Fall Suit now. ,
$25,00 to $75.00
FROCKS Fresh from Paris
First crisp Frocks taken from their boxes give prom
ise of a Fall with most interesting apparel. What, more .
striking for the street than this twill Frock with tiers
in spiral effect? Or what more flattering than Dresses
with smart touches of plaid? A glimpse will suggest
immediate choosing for immediate use.
$12.50 to $75.00
IIMorjt repeal llself
IIm j a r
ll-nik ra'-llUn" lake
flue bai-k Ui IHSII.
Mertr llial are Unlit,
biw aM linen a n il
nanjr flounce nialii
an liitrlt-iilii- ''e
lii-re, pmut ,llt
Mrn. " .l-lverett
rieareuee and
and us- ieelnl
Mrs. 3. W. Me-
Oron Howell
vlltln frleiidN
jevonluK.
nnd
in
lii v llouy wer"
I nilder Humtay
Mr. and Mrs. A. I'ajjo, Mr. and Mr:.
VI Fuller and Mr, and Mrs, Goo lllirv-W
i-ortt iileoick luir Snmliiv on l-'inlev.
crook. :
I Jim Gorman has been dolnn Homo
paporiiiK al (ho homo of Mr. und Mrs.
i.viii siiimrbiiio. .
. I'ranU'MHK'r uml n company n(
irietids went up Iho Grande Itihido
river on a flshliiK trip. . !
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Keown pavo a
.linnet at their homo at Allcel. Wed-
In honor oi Mr. and Mrs. Mo-
LADIES RtADY-TO WEAR
.OllWfieff VlM "urti IwlvltVC or
lorUand.
Mn. riand WoortoU vol In townf
Tuesday look In u for a hoiuut that thy
may move In from tho farm Into wln-
liti- in no ml lhili- hnv ta Bfihonl.
Ktl Hennlson and Charley Colft havo J
taken tho contract of loading the
lumber on (he. earn down from. Ihcl
milll east of Jmhlor, 1
Mr. Wllford Wmonsknw lei't f
Wednesday for Walla Wn'-a. Theyj
expect to be trono a week or ton riayi.
Mr. and Mr. 1.. A. Slrtntrham and.
.hrolher Molvln and family went ovnrj
lo Wallowa l.ukn Wednesday for u
dny- sltrht neelnt? ns thin lh Mr. flirlni?-
ham's first viHll to (he lake, .
irenvto Walker of l-reewatiT wnvi
nusmeiui visuor io niyiirr r . j
Ho expeciM to -ret neveral conirorm In J
thiH valley puttlni? up npplen. Mr.j
Walker Ih an experienced apple pack-
i.
or tin. knows' when . box ot apple IhI
properly pucked. : I
G. Hubert Krey of Hood River wag
In Imhlor Wfdnesday tnlervlewlnK
Iho uppU men in rpffar ta ho Mlt
Irillt Kradliiff maenine.
Sulti anil Wraps oi Fall
are ofun colored ptw-a-saiil
linmn pr boiUo
Km'it. Tliej aire plea
ant nrialtM a-uil. dkht
Ihaii llial, will prove
e o m p 1 1 m a t a r (
in Horoa ot women.
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