La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 23, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO" Monday. June 23,- 1924.- THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER '$1 . ... ... . . , r- I Set Record The Style Story Of a Summer's Day What a delightful feeling: it is to know yon arc ap propriately and clitirnilngly dressed for every hour of Iho day! The feeling comes to every woman who shops wisely ami tastefully at mm MB t mm W - L tad -i '"IV r - v ; ; Hut I ! dfando'hltK wore, acatfftred and Dayton' i-ami whfit the hli- K wan good.. J-'our hllh in the third inning look care of three runs and that was loo many. O ramie stepped off in tho lead with u run in the first and a brace In the second hut from then on, I ty never got near tlt home plave. I my) on suffered in silence Iho.n first two Innings and then Mi' lhird Mod tip I lift score and won the Ramti in the. fourth with ta rim mode without the help of a I hit. ' Ifolms, t.a OrannV finoppy I Hhortstop, who hait been hilling; in a lurk lustre manner most of the ) neuron, rhowed a marked reversal of form Sunday and hit l.ooo per rent. In five trip to the piate he 1 panted out four singlm and a wio i rlfice hit. 'Imvbt, second stacker. smashed out three slngleri In flvr llinr.s up. Schlegle and Dingle, with two apiece, were the hitting" Hlarn for Dayton. Summary: i;ei.n.e 'iiiM-H-. fiifniiell College, u liM M-t a new world record for the hurdles nt the. final ; -lymph' game try-outs, Cain; i.Jdu-0. MfiVi. ii BASEBALL A Good Place to Trade SPORT NEWS mm AGAIN LOSER Ida) io-Oregon Ifftcnp riufiH VV. I.. Prt. limmett in u j.imki liolne t. 7 2 .773 Wfhwr b 4 .tif.tt 1ker 3 7 .hoo I'ayrtta 2 s .200 Uniarto .. , a .300 BAKER, Ore. fSprfiul) The HoJbo Mountalnoern won eusily from tho Uuker club by a m'ore of U to 2 in a (How ginno pluyed thf-re Sunday. Hnkfr tirored one inn lu the firm, tuning niui the other was hi the ruth. The fea ture: of the game wan Molne's rally In the sixth when tliey ronnorted with six Ml and ncored a like number of runs. U. H. k. Holmi it ia 3 Jtaker 2 fl tt Uotterlen: Hhader and Knrwln; Toabury and Arnott. mett retained iho lendrrhhip . In lh Jdnho- ireffon leHffue hy de fatltiK the oniiuio teuru H to A Sunday In n oi!te gainft. It. II. R Knimeil .. , h is 3 Ontario ..4 u 2 liatterien: Anton uml ( tfierninii; .Ve wtill t aixl c. (ri-avi'.'t.' UVImt Winn F'nst :rnie TAVirrrK, Ida. iSperlat) Payeiie'rt taitendem threw a heulHiy frnrej into the third place WeiHi.r . to.uii : Sunday hy their etrifi InnitiK rally, huL .fell one short of. lying the neon. W-lnor winning :i lu i;rekMoi."H pitch ing wiih the most remarkable f,.a. lure of the name, Hm- Wr-iHfr tuoiiiidHfiinn wliiifiii IH of the op posing pattern. Tt. H. R. reiMPi .. ;i fi v 1'tiyette 2 fi UnttertfH: Krlrknon and H:ikr; Kainer and Slfwurl. f.mmcit HtiU l9iU ONTARIO, Ore. (Hpeflnt)- forreet DiIh nentenee: ' na:. rrnzy to ftee 'thnf plrture," n.ii nhe, "hill I ll.l.l Mill's Korku In .l.irn find eouhlti't go." Tltere are good and had people, hut there are wry h-w who don't know what it menus to ehoot lour Km- hltH. Nalhual I ,e ay tie riuhn W. 1 Pet. New Vork :is 2n Chleugo .1! 21 .1132 lirooklyn .. , at 2fi ..r..f.4 t'ineinnaii 2K 30 As'., PiftKhlirg 2ii 30 ,4i;t HoHton 23 30 .434 HI. LouIm 21 2t .447 Philadelphia . 20 32 .::.. AiiM'ilraii lifugiii riulis VV. I.. Pet. New York ..; 30 23 .fi.'.U Itfctroll :ij 2S .54 IfOston i.2J 2S .fil'S Wuidiington 2! 20 ,rL'7 St. J.ouis 28 28 .fiuO t'hlrago ;7 2X .4!l I CleveJainl 27 2i .4...' I'liiiadeiphiu i :ir ..u.i ( li Grande 123 4 Gfi 789 Hltn 2 3 I I 0 1 0 I 1pi Huns ....I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 l 3 fJiiyton 1 2 3 4 5 ft 7 fl 9 lilts 0 0 4 0 12 10 x S Uuun .... 0 3 10 0 0 0 x 4 I.a Grande AB R If K Goldman, rf 4 1 l fl I h -linn, hh 4 2 4 1 petcrnon, r 4 0 0 1 . DuvIh, 2h T. 0 3 1 Peekham, lb 3-0.0 0 Alexander, rf f. 0 0 ft1 Thep.on, If 3 V 1 A 1 Knight, 3b 4 0 0 1 j Bench, p 4 0 1 ii MclnnlH, ph 1 0 0 0 , i 37 3 0 4 ; Dnyton i AB It U K Sehiegie, If , -.. 4 ; 1 2 0 Gurd, rf. 4 0 (l , Hasli. m. 4 (1 1 ! o I 'ase, c. - 4 0 0 2 Mi In. 3b 4 it ii I Yenney. , 4 1 I I Hingie, cr 4 t 2 0 Modey, 2h - 3 110 l;Mh w. p 3 0 I 0 I ' 34 4 S f 'rlAltont Tilpwlay at the! t'tfrmllHon j home, . . , , . - . , I ' Kugene HtK of Kljfin wan looli I ing affr huitlneKn interests in our town Wednesday.. W. M. Park und .lolm Mcltae arf attending court In I .a Gi nmlf Ihlfi Wfteli. - .frH, Blchnrd I.ane and family spent lam week veiling at tho liome of Mr. and Mrs. Kd t'omh.t. They returned to their Collie in lu Qrande Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Burr Slaek were visitor Sunday of (he home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walker. Mr. onrt Mr.i. f. M. I lair- wore transacting hiiftinero in Iu Grande Wfilnruday. The family , of A. J. foil who have been making their home in a Grande for flouie time, i- iurn to their home here for a fv daya ago. Mr. and Mr.i. a. J. Monoghan wore visitors Monday nl the home of Mr. und 4lrs. M. I. Suiider.son. Mr. and Mm. Bnrr ('atiirell were vtsitorn at th home of O. B. Htnrim Thursday. Mr. and Mrs,' Presn Pngh and non .irk wore hunlnens vi;uiorM in jx Grand Weliieflay. Dr. t S. Moore of Ia fJnmde wade a professional vi.ilt to litis town Thur.'-day inornhig. Meher 1 'ourad and daughter Klttm were Iransaetlng bti.'iineMM in Jmhler Monday afternoon. Iawrence f'att rell wnt to In dian rret-k Monday lo help care for a hand or flhecp. Mr. Wood from Brlghlon. lown. In making an extnded visit unions the Sanderson relntives. Norman Vandervort and Wayne Myrirk of Klgin have been vi.stt ing their frirntl Buster Vermillion for a few days. i:u 11 ire ('altrell has rented tho ilwelling lioitj.n of Burl. Handem and wilt move there in 1 he near f tit lire. National league At Hrookhn: Phllad' Iphia 7, Brooklyn ii. At Clnelnnall: ( 'Inctnnatl U, Pittnburg 4. HI. l.ouiH ul Ohlcago, rain, post poued. Anicrli-an l'ogim At Wa.'thlugton: Wushlngton S, Philadelphia 4. --At Detroit: rirveland 7, . De troit C. At St. I.oui;;: rhlrago if. Ml. Louis 4. . At Nw York : Bonlnn fi. New York 2. Mtolen bar.es: llodey, Matthews, Ileinis, perk ham, Thetson. SneiJ flce bit; Helms, Peck ham. Three bane hlis; Goldman. First on balls: Off Bench 2, orf Mmthow 2. Slruek out: by Bench , by Mitliliew.i fi, Left, on banes; ,a (iraiiile 4., Day l on 2. Kit-id. ba;:e on error.s: I,a Grande 3, Dayton 1. h'rfdlt defeat to Bench, victory to I Matthews. Time of game: I hour j Mi m in ul en. 1 'mpirc MeGluckein. Hawaii Seeks tf Preserve Bliils of Otiilylns 1-laiMls LAKE MEETING IS TOMORROW Wallowa County Pioneers and Old Oregon Trail Association to Convene at Wallowa Lake. The Pioneer Aaiorlatlon of Wal lowa ('ounty and the Old Oregon Trail association aro howling a Joint' meeting and reunion at Wallowa lul;e tomorrow. The Oregon Trail romniltiee of (he I'nion County t'hamher of Com merce will : ri 1 lend the meeilng in .1 body. 'Die committee in com posed of A. W. N'eiHon, uIho fieere tiiry or the Oregon Trail association, Fred .faNiiiine. '. (I. Couch, llolger l.arsen anil A. V. I.lndgren. Do W. T. Phy of Hot liRe will speak tomorrow evening le fore the met'iiug. Herbert ( 'nihbui-i. of Portland, director of publicity for the Portlond chamber of Com merce nnd one of the trusters of the (300,0110 exploitation fund will iilao speak tomorrow. J. Neilson Barry, of Porlland, au thority on KuHlern Oregon hiHiory will give a talk tomorrow evening. A, parly from Walla Walla headed by J. W. Langdmi who will give a talk some time during the Newton, in expecled lo arrive In Joseph this evening. evening or tomorrow morning. ' Waller Meueltjiin and I'M Hen dry x of 1 taker went through Da Grande today on their way to the lake to attend the meeting. PIRATES IN SICC0M) DUE TO DEFEAT Ml SIIRILE '(Continued from pago 1) for third plaee, all three one cranio hheud of Dayton, who- made the I'lraio.n Walk the plank yesterday. l-'roin the looks of thr scon-book Bench and -hi ft team mat os must have been off form and also lock ing In the punch that hu.s won so many game: ihl.i tieiiHou for I .a Grande. Bench passed out nlv drtkeouls, about hair bin iisim) portion, walked two men and nl loweii tight ninths. Behind him. the team contributed four erro:t. Al that I. a Grnndo out hit the honro tenm, getting two more HtfeMcw th:tn did their opponents II THE UNIVERSAL CAR Back to The enjoyment you'll got out of a ForJ touring car this summer, is another good reason why you fthoukl no longer postpone buying. You, your family and friends can benelit by pleas ant trips at minimisnicost eveningdrives, week end excursions or a tang tour on your vacation. Buy u Ford, if you want a car that is always reliable, simple to handle, needs almost no care, and carries you at lowest cost. I.',,.,..!...,. I i!t,f Cil.'l !,..(.,. Sr.lun WI P J., Win 11 .VI! frl'.J b. L'jftwll The Touring Car 295 F. O. D. Dttroil O.ta.uat.bl. Rln. tad Stall. i IS! vj.it. THI HRARKIt AUTHOHIZSD rilO OIAI.tR RPrMKnvn.l.R (Sporlal) Mr. and Mrs. KnrleJ Park wore Monday vlftlors at the home of Mr. and Mm D. It. Chaole. Mr. and Mrs. Ira landman fipent SHtuday ahopplng in l.a Grande, Mrs. Oncnr Johnston of Kp.-ue. Montana, who was called to i he bedside of her father, M. D- Hail' derson, a few days ago wu b vis itor Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mia. Wayne Park, Mrs. Klmer Vermillion frpent TuoMay nt Wallowa like park. Walter Usher wu a Grande bmilneft visitor Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Campb.ll or Hrppner, fre., retiirhed to their home Tuesday aflor upending a few dfljs at the home uf Mm. Campbell's nlnter .Mm Mot Snh d rson. After spending a few duys at hi home hero Ifurry Handersop re lumed to his work on Kawt .Moun tain Sunday. t Mr. find iNfrs. Ct M, H;ie wore trnnsartlng' business In La Grande Wedm-.silny. Mr.i. R M. Wagoner penf tho day Sunday at the home ,f hor son J. J. Wagoner. Sam and Bupert Kisher of Imh- ler en mo over Wednesday and spent the day nt the home of Wal tor Klsher. .Mrs. stuari Sanderson and Hon V trial of Iji Grande are Hpf tiding a few dayn with the SanderKU.i rolat Ives. Mrs. Dick Osborne of hunter was shopping in lown WodneHday evening. Mrs. Dlltard Ohonte has been suffering for a few day with a severe cuso of lonMlltlH. Mrs. Karle Park uml frs. e- Jier Conrad were visitors Monday at tho home of Mrs, John Wagoner. Mr. nnd Mm John Nelderer of I a Grande were v 1st I urn during the week at the home uf Mr. and Mrs. Dave sonderson. Mr. anil Mrs. Clyde McKinxte were hiiHinoHs visitors In Lu Grande Thursday. Mrs. ITerferkorn took her son Arvil to I .a Grande Thur;iay where she had his adenoids and tonsils removed. Mr. and Mrs. lo Nelderer and sons Hoy and Vernon spent Wed nesday looking after business af fairs in li Grtndt Mrs. It. Conley und baby daugh ter of Cove, are spending a few das ut the home of Mrs. Conlej's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A c, menu. 1'res.s PtiKh and Bon Marlon wre shopping in town Montlay evening. John Canfreil am! family who have been camped at ( h mill, north of town, most of the mimmer ret urned to t heir home in Sum mervllle Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, Mike Hoyce, Krjnk Oliver and Kloyd K ndull with among thase who went plcnletng On Catherine creek Sunday. Mm. Heher Conrad and daugh ter Klm were week-end visitors 41 the home Of Mr. Leo Nekloror. Mm Charlie Morris and daugh IIONOLI'H!. (AP)-The advisa bility of peiiiionhiK Ih- federal government to place all outlying islands about the Hawaiian group under the jurlisdielion and control of the territory liaH been the sub ject of conferences bel wewi Gov- rnnr Wallnre it. Karringnm and other officials. Tho conferences were hi-ld at the suggestion di Dr. Herbert H. Greg ory, 'director of the Hit-hop mu seum. Gerrit P. Wilder, federal bird warden with juiiidieiion over the aullylng Islamis, h;i:i agreid tn f.urnlsh i invernnr l''ari-iiigioii with infornitiliou 'r wardlng proper ac tion (but mlflit he taken by the territory. Scientists Interested in bird and vegetable life on the outlying is lands have made eiploraiionn dur ing the pusi year and um ri lied many Hiiiiflcant r.nil v.iluahie fnctM n garding the remains or an ancient civill'atlon. To protect and build up the cjnling bird anil vegetable life Is the t-nire hi-hind the move, ment to place Hie inlands under the jurisdiction of tho territory. I the- KngliHh Channel recently. Thi ol her machine Ih a 3oo-horsepower llk;ptno suizo. which may bocotno a model for new Japanese fighting planes. D0NT SUFKKK! Immediate relief ia possible with this SIMPLE HUME treatment (.le-o-ni is healing, soothing, MJNLESS. CLEAN and St'kf.f Saihtaction Guaranteed. L. & L. DRUG CO. I.O. Grande, Oregon I'hlllpplw' Oifss Champion ' . . , . I llllii'intr .Xa.iv I'"."!1 Manila. ap imt aiIp. Mom of I'.aniuln. I.anat proyini-i , in cboits ohumplon nf I'i".l!.p plnin. ImviilK won Hint illmlnr'lo'l In u. rr,'r-tn toil. n:nnr-m nt f'-hu l.v .Infi-nllnK l.fpnltln Uftlfrt'''. :' Hpanluril. who hfl.l III" IMI". I" 111.' tourminiflil Allp Olipoaml AniKi-lraiifl. Rianlaril.i. c'liiisllnn l''illpino nnl Moron. Hal n Allp. who is 40 yinr.i of aso, ran nllhT rf-ail nor wr.l-- iho AraMc or nny oihrr uipi'iih"!. j yi l he ilisplayii r. maiiial.li l:. -n- nrns In ilt-rns anil In quIrK. lo la:i- , ailvanlupo or IhP HliBhi..il irrnr in. iii.lKin-ni on the pari of hla op- ponnl. ! Wh.-n plnylnc Ihf camp AllnV nmokes rlnarfll' anil hIiibb ron ilncously. his hoiik.s h.:inKT nioi.il:' from I In- Koran. I If ha.H playi .1 rhi-fis from iarly rhlltlhooil wllh hir: fallur. rhuiiiplon rht aa pluyfr nl. hia rirovini'o. aa w.'ll aa a. ilultl or!, niurli pollllral anil n-llRlona power.) .; . V t . - SCRANT0N & -SHORT, ING Thi trniilili- In WnalllnBlon In Ii.- nn ptr'-flH of hunl fi'l'llMff ami n HlinrlnR" of hnril fai'la. We Offer A new, modern C-room plas tered ho ise, full basement, rooms; well arranged: lot GOxllo, faces; north. 2o ft. lot in fine location.: $1000 cash, balance $:i.r.00 per month .down to .the mortgage . of, $ I ooo now on properly. This lit a good buy. Sen It, If you want a new fi-room (stucco rinir.Ii bungalow, with full basement on lot 4f..110t in good location. On this properly then is a Sir.'Hi morticage. f.'.oo in cash will give you possession. :w per month for balance. When you want a cheap !o; w hove t hem where you gel. sewer and water connections. On terin.s that you can meet. Near Reboots, shops ami good side wall; h. La Grande Investment Company 1 IIOXDED IIHALTOKH Reliable A cents for ttellnhle. Insurant d Companies. 1201 AdanLs Ave. Rlaln 75J raniniio French Aviator fi litsinir'ts .IniKincM Army TOTCIO. f A P Georg H Barhot, I French Hying wlrard. until r'eent ly holder of the world'M endurance record for glider flying, has arriv ed In Jnp.in to demoiifii rate for Iho army the moat recent adwineen In aviallon. lie Ih to be attached to one of the army's largest airplane production rontrrn to teach Jnpan- ee build' rn i he Litem principles of airplane construction. Bnrbot brought with him two planes, one the tiny "avionette." carrying a I --horsepowi-r Maluuion enplne, with which he flew across FOR HOT WEATHER Tenls ' Hammocks Ice Cream Freezers Oil Stoves F. L. LILLY Ifardwnre Phone Main 85 Having No Telephone leaves ymi out of many quickly-planned pleasure (rips. Home Independent Telephone Co. STUART'S SHOE SHOP Whore kiik nit- never known. 'Why'." Reeniise we know the hiiilni-ss ami lake n special Interest In every Jol. So hnlf-ivay (lollies hei,.. l:v"iy pair Is inspecleil inside an, I mil. Xn nails lo hurt your reel. Dverylliins Is .solid anil nil Ihere. Mhm-s nil never wlihv, never naiTOniT he Me Is never ehaniciil. It lakes years nf eerleiieii In tin this elass nf work ant! Ihal's why It's a pleasure to tell yon, t'oine where oti eaii lenve wllh a..smllo. ' Tin-: shop ox iidi'ot sTnr.irr. ' BAS EBALL PENDLETON vs. LA GRANDE -L Wednesday, June 25th The Ruckaions arc out for La Grande's scalp. They have all new faces, including two new pitchers. This promises to he one of the season's lest games. AT 1:30 P. M. ADMISSION SOc All Boys Under 11 Years Old Admitted Free, jt Now's the time you need your slraw hat the most Of It PRICKS $1.75 TO $5 C-V ' ' Cool Underwear "A Slimmer Necessity" Our Prices- i . $1 TO $2 Bathing Suits For Kvery Member of The Family $1 TO $5 II II U J !ei!w '-rtrx Men's Shoes To fit every style of foot all leather new styles hest of making lo please you. Otir Price . $5 SCRANTON & SHORT INC. ter rav e( Kut Mouutaln, were