La Grande evening observer., June 20, 1924, Image 2

World's Youngest Steeplechaser
ELECTfON IN
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DISTRICT 16
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Enjoy The
Fishing
Now that the streams are fretting clear your fish
ing trip will be all the more enjoyable if you will
select a pair of the Water-rrpellant. Trousers, Hik
ing Ecots, Ca.shniere Hose and No-btitto:) Unior
Suits, bo you may be comfortable.
Bfe
A Good Place to Trade
Stiwe boiSir.Vii.vm H birt-yeni'-oM Virplnla Connnt, Worcester, Ma.1.,
vho has. been declared th youiifciiu tstrl steel !,-. ha ?e riJ-r. Just how
v.'il she ufcea th uurdUi the pictura thews.' '"
DOCTORS TOLD
HOW MEN AVOID
ILLS OF LIFE
ItELSO WINS E A $ 1 L Y
MRS Mill Srr H i
IH LA t IHMUt
rilU'AGO. (AP) A nip of
"something slronif" before a ineal
it nut one -of III" habits helpful
to hruuinx vll successfully Im-cuiw.
taken at such u tin;, it in incen
tive to voereatitiK ivui-h b a "na-
i tonal ain." lwlar-l lr. II. H.
I irysdale of t 'leveiuiid. In an ail
itrKt le-forc Ih.- American .h-dicn)
uHH'Hiw ion. .
r. Iry5lai-R subject Vps how
ii man ui ihe ape ut his achieve-
rOVK. (Sps'al) The annual
school nti-filng" held in Instrict Ifi
. eioi-d It. Morris as director for
thr-c year a, T. B. Johnson wsb
t elected to succeed I- V. Johnr-on
and Mrs. Neil Kiyht hub elected
.tku rlerk. Thi' school house which
,vts remod-h 1 lai year will be
. ptumttd le-foro nehool marts ibis
i fall. Mrs. fr.va Imuran was hired
a tcacber far the comibif yar.
Mrs. 11. R. Morris fci vift.tin
j frieud.i and relative. In Pne Val-
i ir. an. I Mm. A. I.. H.rUr anil
; faintly itioionnl io I'oriiaua tixi ,
I wk io viKii rlatlron.
1 Iivln1. iht four year nll ituigh
lt r or Mr. ami Mm. r R Morrin,
jv. as thrown from a horst laM Hun
I uay and fluff f-rd a tirokw) arm.
, ; Among: lh vlitor from thb vl--Viniiy
io la Orand Tuesday wero
S. V. KoK.-r, A. U B rk r ail Mr.
jand Mm. N. it Kighi. "
I John Ohadwlrk and family of
H'nion, visiuit at Cove reo.nily.
t Jo- IVmr and family of Or1
, gon I'ity. arrived lat Monday lo
! attend the funeral of. Mrs. jM-m-i&r'iL
futhtr, Mutt J arch.
H. J. BakAr and family w-ri tn-
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i ,gfc..vrA .
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Sawn, an lS-hole jtuttint? poffjloii viwton Ttietulti'.
rmiriH hr.n In en lid out. a id Hoit ;ayetle an.!
noilld-he Kolf.-rit ran try tht-irj
h n n tl at a ( u I of t h re.- ,. nr- a I
iitiu i s and
roui:d. u Inch inr-md
IkiIIk.
family and i
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Ktght wer.
ti'-sis at the Nelson Kight homo.
tor dinner rer-ntly.
I.. J. hadtvlck and family nt;
Th.- Ijon.lon ro.mty round tf.j,K,. p(,rk , lA ciratjde nmlly. !
r.,w,n.s,l,l for !, out I.... .Mrs. Marrir, Senara and duu-l
PHIL... n,. jn th.. Iimr!. , .,-h,llnlt. of Uo(-k rln!fH '
h.,r lh.. Kr-rn.-. a.-e coy.-r.Hl 'w vi,ilinif , '. of;
yuuiii; m.n a.l ir .l-rU.. ttnd,Mrlt Malt
Klna and I.esit-r, children of 1!
V. John-son of 1 Orunde, are i
spending- 'he wpk with their grand f
par-ills. Mr. and Mrs, T. B. John-1
uftt-r office hours tht-r'
r t-li of jiluv r;;.
ia alf i
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Such Is Life
"I'lfThteen
SOFT CONTEST
Pirates Drop Third Game
- to Kelso 9 to 2 Due to
Airplane Journeys.
(By BfTOOP)
Krlfto t, Ia (iratHlr I,
Kelj a, i a f.nuuta a.
kvlao , 1j (iraiutv i.
the hanea but a neat iluuhle ph.y.
liavln to Kuttank.4 to Krteriiieyer
permili-d no one to urorf.
KeUo added lh. ir other tim e
riina to the total in the elichth due
to a walk, an rrror hy 'I f,;iuii
and two ninglett.
In the first, wrond, third, focrth,
sixth, clxluh and ninth I .a t;r.tn(e
play d good hull hut in the fnth
and vvettth Inninira tn-v lookHl
like a. bunch of Micdhiti-rs -except
AU xaiidi r.
AUaiit!'r Sinn. '
Alexander, ptavtnp lix n iturttl
position in dt'ep center field, nut
the niotft tiritllulit performer i( ine
day. IliM work, romivareti wilt tin-rp-H
of the rn-att-; outfit-Id, w.i
as refn hhlhg as ir- muIt to a
traveler on the Sahara. )ed ac
rrpted four rhancen perfeitty and
two of them were ahout as hnr.i
to huhtllo aa an outfie;d r ran
tarkle. Hod took 'em hoth on the
run and they ntuk to itnie
foot glove with the tennrliy that
flies are aupposiHl to. Inrideittitl
ly. lied made one oi the two or
lor I .a (irait'l.-.
a-iV pllrhinp for Keiso was
beautiful. Six Mtrlkeouts lull to
fully tell tht lale k he had fin
cold chill of threo d f at mixing , "upiwirt behind hint and not o one
with tha aoup. The no ore y enter- c me tour nua rekusierea ugiinsi
day waa: Kt'loo i. Ia Urando 2. htia were for extra, ba.nej. .sp.e
It see ma liku the ortemr the!Kene went good until tiie fif.u.
Kelnonlans meet the rtiaJea the I Kmal'y he y nuked hi nine if in
easier they take Vm for a rov of Jwenth und MHum, 4 1 yeara
rhlps. A couple of week ago the l,,,Ut h Id the iiiorH to on
Blue Mountain League I ! out- !Unlo turinc the remaimler of the
played the vialtora but lot due iolimi. Mtw hud Vm eaiing out of
hrenk. Widmaday the I'lrut ajhifi hand in the '-U'hih an.) nlntli.
were beatea iult ruiily and yen- I Ward, a Ilukei piuyer who
ptavHl lirkstop yenterday. per
formed w II b-htnd tli L.it bill
wan week with th- stick ami bis
P'6a 10 seeond wiTfl om what i r
railc. I'eierron ntiould hav t)n
catrhltiK bi!teud of Ward.
Xumluy f.a Oranile jjoh i ;tv
tou tn uiiike ait ffiirt to t. f ;it
I he I line Muilhialn liiiK'lc i-eh:ir
eha itiplon.
Suiuniar :
yars a.O I It.vl i Karmpra are hus-v vvllh their at.'
Hire... ribM broken; fourteen year;fafll i,ay crop. The hay crop is
:iko my .righl U-x"; leven yw uhl ti.iu vg, I
..... ,.y v.m ,-,ay Ko , ,ar.y ww.i over wun iv-. Mra, Uvah Meeker and children
year of pressure I.v.uk andi,.hud fever uxul fdnc then hKnt lA Grande. vWited at the A. I.
. ape sueh a.inniH a.s apupKxy. h,d af.il Htumarh and liver ; H.k,.r JlOM( n , f.ra (S lhJ
flaying Rolf was among,! ho. liav-Jno tl.ie. Wan filled with seas murr.f. , of ,n w,o
ing a place in the scheme of old all tb- tii.ie. I would have colic ; J
age hygiene. (attacks ui bad a lo become tin-! '
-The -frenzied 'finance nullt.!ronMhmj' No medicine hepi I
whifh will not allow a patient to and doctor a.lvi.se.l an o;!-!11 -Mn I "covers
r. lax and forget his reKnanniMH- "ration. One day tatkinjr with a Naiurml i;at Well in Vrd
iti..M ii..o.M;.fv run li. tit tt raiiuer ii" t'ecu in me lid d ?dayr"H !
for many fierious lllneffstH tind fn-Wnmlerf.il Ketuedy, v. hirh bi lp'df SALT LAKH 'ITY. AP) The
laliiba. raid the doctor. "The na-"n aI l a Mmjil.'. i much heralded high price of light,
'lioital sin of overeating, and espe. 1 burinle:si pre-rat!on that r --. s and fuel meamt al-solutely not h
leiuliv nf iiip-.ii It on- tti ihe hen w ' moves the catarrhal ii;iict;.s fruit; tug to llnry Neheker of Salt l.ak-
jburdenfl an ebbrly man aakM t.w he int.;t;iial trart and allays th-jfity. for he has a natural gas well
l-'or fw veral ear.n X'or'h C-n- body to hear. Arcohol, taken tc-' infllmu.ai l-m which uuws prue- in the rear yard, of his home. Drlll
tral hirh s- hoot of Koukane al- j fore in. :il 1m one of the causen of ' ' Jtuinacli. liver an.J in -1 ing to a depth of feet. Nebeker
wn nun une ur inure i i n' i i overeat ing. i n. ativyin oi prom-
Does Your Boy Wear
Clothes?
Here's a shop full of Boy Wearing. Apparel
that means service to him and smiles to you
It always pays you to "shop at, this shop."
50c to 95c
35c - 50c
..... 50c '
J51.00 lo $3.00
Kovk'. Shoes ... S2.50 to $5.00
Boys'. Oxfords $3.25 to $5.00
Bovs Unions (55c to 75c
Bovs' Plav Suits $1-25 .
Boys' Suits .. $10.00 to $18.00
Boys' Blouses
Boys' Hose .. .
Boys' Ties .. .
Boys' Caps
SCRANTON 8 SHOB
riralra art fin flnlD.m wlirn
thy ran iim th. Ir rutlara un l
plunkn agalniit mrn or thrir own
.-laii hul warn a pack of Timber
M'.lv.-s boanl thlr ship, tU oM
weapon acein Ineffrrttve. Aftll.'
ami on thr alert for tvry clian...,
the K.lso anapira wrrksl th.
I'tralra' third and last attack y3
i.rday afternoon and aont thorn
Lack to tliclr auppcrn wltli th
i.-rday the alaimhtcr wan im-rly
pliy for the Timber WoIvm.
Slurtnl On) Klne.
IMirlng the firnt four Innlnm,
howewi. Thurn.lay'a rontet r.--r.-tnbled
a IhiII icamn in rvery way.
Jtolh teamt wen. on their loen and
Liking .lvanlii(.. cf every rhaiim.
Spec Keene allowed one tilt and
j.o m'orea and tal.i allwe.t nolo
Inp. Hut In Ihe ftflli Innlnit. the
Wi.lv.-a rlo.e.1 In and the muMaere
Kit an. Ten vulton. went tu l he
plat., thai itmliiir und u of them
aine hoiu.i after louchlnK flnit.
i.i'ciiid and third liae an the law
prescribes. Np, wen! up In the
ir In tha firm and, prohut.ly f.e.
Inir that he neded company,
ll.'lma and !etpra.in uecoinpanl. d
lilin. With one .luwn Kubunka
went to ttrat on lelin' error unl
Davis scored lilin llh a ihr.e.
b iRS. r. Tiirm. r nlno went io firm
Wh' tl Helms hooted hl! neeobd
consecutive, chance and from thn
on. after Petersen nilj.pli.ced In
"he oulfleld wlien he should have
been behind U' hat. muffed one,
ihe bata of the Woivea ranic resit,
larly. Three steidrs and another
Ihrcc-baejer wrt chalked up un
til finally tha home team, memly
due to fled AJeandcr' haiitirul
vork In centcrricld, retired tli.tn.
l'lralcs STru Ttlv.
The Plratea eame back a wee
hit In their half or the fifth and
scored twice, on two errors and a
eacrlflce hit. Aram In the elrhth
ihreo Mngls. by l.a ftrande fm
l 1 ' 'iramtttiatg33
Ihe
Home Plate
A. a SPAULDING
SPORTlPfQ GOODS
BuebKlU - Trtuila OeU
BloCVKIB A JOHXtiOn
Prop.
i (irande i?n4r,c;srt
Hit u (i ii ii l u 2 o i
Itmiw .. .. ii ii 0 tl 2 o n a --j
Kelso I2346H7S9
Huh I I" u u & ii u 1 'j
Uuim . . w o n a ii a a a u -j
ley boys in mole.sk In helping niake 'billon, with' the attendant' dap
football history for the ttehool. The pearanre of the chronic alcoltolic,
linuleya were a umottfi family will do much to tower th- death
und were known at one tkux jrate from arte.io;ic lerosbi.
throughout the northweai an lli -Make no coinpron.uwfl with imch
harde.it hitting bunch of bo.i that 'pa,,,, CP yt wU, rail In yo.:
ever handled u pit7.sk In. miwiion. which com.titutea otrap-
I tick llunley; who in 1peal to their na.son for a sun" an.
Orunde ytfilerday on bia way f rom r:i1 ional in tide ot living,
t,avJenne Karwajf;. i o ht-i home ti
ripol.ane ba-t made a considerable
name for himself both aa an ath
lete and a roach.
luck was quarterback of the fa
mous j 17 Mare . Ian. I Marino
team that wnl through the entire
M-aaou wit h only one d- feot and
tin I at the bandit of tbo (.Jt-at
ltkea Truiniiig station. Carl t
deii who coached Ut Oraiitle In
waa albo on the team.
Vlanley airT!! a rontracf with
Tendleton In. 1 S I after hin release
Irom the M-rvlce mid turned out
cue of Hie Htroug-Ht football teams
tl-at I't tidlelon eer had. It wok
scored on only once and thai time
by 1j: (irande in the final game of
the K;Jion, played on Thankslv.
Ing: at the Hound -Up city.
jley nick haa been piloting
ihe Hajtkjell Indians of I-awrenc,
K a nsa.i. t h rough a very siiccesa
lul neaAon. While there ho de
veloped Ihe great John lvl. men
tioned by many nport writ era la.ft
year an an nil-American star.
With 1 1 an ley yesterday was K.
II. Ward, also ouile uu alblete
vho Iiuh hnii playing Tor lla.sk U
thir: ear. Uanb-y will -peiid the
'"ismii r in Spokane and Ward is
n lus way lo hu; home in Yakima.
Wa.sMiifctuti.
Im (irnnde
Davis, :ii
Helms, tei . ..
peirnvou, rr ,
reckham. lb
Alevander, cf
Ward, c
Knight, ?b
Thi ion. if . .
Keelle, n ... .
M'MimtN. p
Kelfto
Turiner,
O'lieilev, f
Itentro, 2b
Ib rudi ii, cf .
Kranda. Jh .
Kfteritlej rr,
Harper, if .
Kubunk.
Davis, p ,.,
Ail 11
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. 4 i
.. 4 o
. 4 a
.. 4 t
.4 li
. 3 1
. 3 '
AH II
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. 4 1
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II P A K
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Stolen hasts: O Riley. I'eterwn.
: Knight. Sacrifice hits: Ken
0 RlUy, DalH. Three bas hiti:
1 Hi via, lterm ver. r.arui runs:
' 1a Grande u; Kro 2. t'redil d--'
fat to Keene, victory to Davui.
, Struck out by Keene f. Davis 6.
;Mc!nnls 1. Double plays: Renfro
. to Turmer to Ectermeyer; Da
1 via to Kuban k to Kctermeyer.
rirst base on errors: Ia Grand 9.
Kelso 4. Base on balls: Off Keene
S. off Mclnnis 0, off Pavla I.
,Tlm o( game 1 houra. Dmplrfa:
Dicli itca aa4 W. t;. Crtwa.
BASEBALL
c Putttnfr roui-ce In l.nnloii
Draws C ity t tetfcn in lrofl
I.O N DO N (AP). The ni yr.t e r;.
nf the disappearance fror.i ofilc-H
in the city ant West Knd of
managers and h a is cf depart
iiietit.i for an hour or to in ih-
morning or afternoon has been
cleared up by a visit to Lincoln
Inn Fields.
Here on the preen, Mnooih
lim-tH.f,
peiirtlciiir. in.
iru b:d!ug an-; encountered enough gas to take
!:e will roi.-;c:ire of all his home ueedH and he
vince or money i f iinded.
dnipffttM. Adv.
At alllii-M a 3i0-KaMou Water tank for
f storage purpo.n-s.
f""-? N heker haa isiltnaled that the
flow from his well Is about 24
times what he can possibly uso,
but as y. i he has made no ot-
tempc io supply other residents of
; nif neit;hlorhoot.
fJornian Collcsc A Item lance
liM'reatl by Itct ay of Army
nnRI.IN. I A I) The number of
students matriculated at1 German
universities has risen from '4.ftit
in 1913 to HN.nno in IS.:!. Th
increase In the numltcr of v.-otnea
students has b-en especially large,
having risen from r,inti m i.fitiu.
The technical tnsf itutibn;i sh.w an
Increase of H'li per ci,t,i schools of
comniexce Srt per Cent. . acad'-mie?!
of art 1 per cent and th- uni
versities proper 4" per cent.'
One reason for the increase Is
the fact tii at yon ii tm-n from th-'
heiter families no longer can go
into the army. With the doihron
inir of militarism In Germany Rome
sj.Ouo officers' Iterths have h-come
nmi-ftistnnt.
CUMMER COLDS
ara imgrinff and annoying.
The vry nrst night apply
ICUS
V VaroRub
Or 17 UUli, Jm UJ reatp.
Mil 1 f'rlSi
m7 fir , .
Am.'rli'aii l.ea;:ur
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I'etroll S .1.59
HoMon .7 'j 4 .r,-ft
St. UmLs y -;7 ;r. .r.rt
WaHblnKton Zi :'ti .r.O'i
I'lili'iiKa :& -T IM
l'ev..an. S .ITS
l'lltla..-l.hla II S2 .Zli
Natnuinl League
flubs W. 1. 1VI.
N. w York :u i t .;
.'btcavo
Ill o.h n zn -3
'iuciniu.tt . at
Bout on - ri 2 4TI
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St. Louie ... .
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Al Ivtioit: l h. viand l;-?; Iw--
Iruil R-S.
At St. ImiU: St. l.nuia S. t hl-
enpo 7.
National Irf'nuiie
At lUvMun: N..w York I, lloa
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At llreokl.n: IJroi.khn 3. Cm
cinnntl 1.
At I'hlia.lclphia: t'hic.io 3,
Philadelphia I
Shop Team Will Play
Iovnian-IIiiks Siiad
The Bowman - lllck. haa.dAll
team will play the O.-YV. ahop
team of I.a Grande on the Green
wood crammer school field at 10
o cocK nunuay mommy, a spirit-
U senium 14 amicipatvu,
dzserre
good feet!
GOOD e.-tlvc ,':t will
help you, o.-.-J yc.i de
serve to havf them. And it
it quite rrobfibK- that you
would hf.ve ihetn if j"ou wore
the Arch Preserver Shoe.
Thousand-., of men have giv
en themselves thai, little
"edge" that wins, by wear
ing this shoe. Let us show
you.
tat
becair.'..- in the War of IM2.
InHpeclor of Mtitipliea fur tie
ed Slater army vaM .iuii.d YVi!-
s.jn, nicknaiiii-d 'Tncle S;iin." Th.
IT. S. 8tamp which he put on
bn.H was .vil.l by jok.rs to lie
bis own Initial:'.. N'nv that .lulv
tth If n.-ar. b.-tttr lay In som.-
does
Uncle Sam
mean
United
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of Insect bites. Inflamed joints ' I
and "burin" generally. "
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Hons for health un l hymen -
Kvery item the best that skill,
and care ran prntuee. j
Glass Drugs
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A Paraillw fnr Tired Fee
Home or Iim An-h Ah shoe
CROVKK Sll'ni, Mgr.
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and Hettcr
Weatlierly's Mystery
Hrick is romposed of
three flavors ISoslon
Cream, Maple Nut and
Cherry (.'old.
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