La Grande evening observer., July 02, 1924, Image 2

PAGE TWO
Wednesday, 'July 2, 1924.
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Ali-rtiiiJih,rfi".'J'.:.,..':..,5
)S'".!vs!
f fit
For The Childrens'
Hot Weather Comfort
Mctlirr must see to the comfort of the little
lots during these hot days. She'll find what
.she wants right here, for we've taken )aitioular
piiins to see that every little hoy's and girl's
"ket'jJ roul" iids may lie met here.
Store Closed Fourth of July
V
SPORT NEWS
It
U GRANOE TO
ASSIST BME
n
Wis
Mnan .r.tiii and ro'ir batting over
t.S'. itukcr baa six .3,.o or bei
t r hitlers but none that ran
touch tile till.,- A't't int-n the PI
ml. -s "have.
'I'll,' s-aon" unofficial aver-
nifes ( hoi II leaeue an, I cxhlhi-
rallies )f'r I A Grande ol
io:
j Theiaun.
Melius, as .
Ilcnch, n
KnlKlil. Jh
Tram 'Sunday, .
T-uni 4 Season I ...
Guard Units and Base
ball Teams of the Two
Cities to C I a s h on
American Natal I Jay.
(Continued from oaa-. 1
ably irilrh th, second rume.
not the Iwirler that Timia an. I
Koshnry are. K-nc heat I'nsbiity
Que thin year and l.a Gi-amlc
dopcatera fiKure I he local battery.
llh Peterson superior 10 Arno;!
behind the lal. l.i tn.i'li le-llei-than
the Colin.'
ItalllQK AverK'i.
1 a Grande will linve lltr.e men
hattinK .4. two bailing l.--tt.--
'liffor.l. S ...
Gohllnaii, rf
b-lnnis. il ...
Peterson, r ...
laviK, rf
l'-,'):l.uiii. II,
AN tand-r. If .
Theison, If ...
, IlilH. ss ... .
flench. i
KltiKiil. -ll -..
Keen.-,
Ganly, u
An
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The haititif: averages of the la
Gramle team (only official tefljr.ic
Kaltu-.s unofficial)
,. 7
4S
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2 .t&
.211.
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Maker's batting averages (when;
last computed) follow: ;
AB
Arnott .. .
Harrington
Ban
I'axsidy .. .
IMIn
Tunis
Sutherland
KOKhury ..
Woolmna ..
27
. -4"
37
41
,..:s
....43
...!
H
13
13
12
13
S
12
i
1
1
Pel
.3:!
.33:
.34
.3.7
.3lci
.S'll
A nritllny of I hp altov lut,l-s
n ill ronr! uuyly Nliow- that 11
Grand ia eaaily thn tttn l,attli
l-ain of th, two.
Hw-o KM'ne. PlralP nianapr. 1
has not yet tasti'-,! the linii,n for
1 lie luo ffalni-a.
uiliow: !
Alt II IV?.
i'iiffor.1, ;i, .t 14 .4-;s
l,lnnlv. 11 u t ,4.,n
I I ' I1IIIIIIIU1I, .4.11
iuiiio( Jitmips liavi. rf 54 la .
I Iofkti;,,,i II, ''. ,
ivti-rson. f f.5 IS
aO 1 A. - T! I Ml ia-Maiv JS W I
A Marshmallows
ry z : . .-'-' I Release a Wealth of H
m ;--- : . ' mmm. Flavor at Everv Bit, '
II ' They're tempting alw.y I
fijffrk ' Z ' fUJ I) ' And toasting over the , 1
f j' & -Ti l t Of any picnic. Ask your .
? n1-' , j i GK5Cer r Confectioner for a II
Svd. 1!17B Full Pound
BASEBALL
JJJ SCRANTON
Your 4th of July
Bathing Suit-
IS HERE IN ALL ITS COLORS
New Styles - New Shades
All Sizes
75c to $5
8
SHORT
HOW THKY STA.Ml
Amrrtran laxiM.
riniis
Washington .
333 New York
SIT Ietroit
Cleveland
IrhiraKO
HoMon
;sr. Iiuis
Philadelphia ..
W.
...40
...35
...3
I
3 S
31
34
33
43
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.4S4
.3.',4
COUNT!
E
rini
N'w York ..
' "hk-afro
Itrooklyn
ittshurg ..
Cincinnati ..
iiosion ,
l-hila-Jcljihia
:t. 1-oiiU
National lpaitc.
WINNER
11
w.
3
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34
27
13
3D
3!
3C
if.
4:
4:
The winners In I'nlon rounly of
the sialewlde rs-say ronleat on
l"' r'Pea. 'Time Palriotlam" hein?
.conducled by the American 1-e-
5:,!Bion. TH-partment of Oregon, are
announrt-il by the County Board of
JinljCi-:
.354 f
.37
ua follows: First. Klla Nlo.
vr';ltrer, Ull Washtnglon strpet. 1
' i Grando. irrailf S4 -3 ner crnf: S4-r-
ond. Muurine ifooro, lift3 4 M
Savenup. li Grando, rrade S4
jpff cent,' Margar Crcuary. l&'i
'Fifth atrwt.' 'IJi GraD"!, pra1 S4
j per rnt.
Virgil K. WalBingr, of Alioel. is
in the opinion of the. judgi-a. worthy
of hotnrahle inepiion and was kiv
cn a grade of S per cent,
j The Board of Judge for I'nlon
'county was appointed by the I,e
'gion's County Americanism officer
'and consisted of Jno. U. Hodgin.
ichainnan, Carl G. Helm and Hugh
j K. Brady. The essays were graded
'on Ruhjert matter, spelling, writing
!:ml neatness.
The American Iegion through
,is officers wishes to thank the
'students of the various high schools
iof I'nlon county, as well as the
! faculty, for ihf-ir co-operalion in
making the contest a success.
:There were twenty-four ' entrants
from the county.
Miss Nelderer's rway will lw
;wnt to tin State Board of Judges
'" ' " and uill h enierrd in cnmnolition
American Ieagne.
At Cleveland: HI. 1-ouVs 4-J, Cleve-
'land C-&.
A: New York:: -NVw. York 7,
riliiadelphlo 0.
At ltroit: Detroit 13, Chicago 3.
At Washington: Washington 2-3,
Host on 1-ft.
National league.
At Chicago: Chicago 4, Cincin
nati 3.
At New York: N.-w York C
Brooklyn .
At Hostoi;: riiiUid. Iphia 9. lis-
,ton ti.
At St. I.ouis: ?iilsburg J. St.
I .nn is i.
ELGIN AND COVE
ItASEBALL TEAMS
WINNERS SUNDAY
barring you of all right, title, es
txile. lien, rlalm or interest therein.
and for additional equitable relief.
This summons is served upon you
hy publication thereof in the
Grand Kvenlns Observer by ordei
of Honorable I.'. O. couch. County
Judge of said county, dated and
filed herein May I6ih. 19:4. pre
scribing six weeks publication here
of In said newspaper, nana and
first published this ISili day of
May. 1S24.
COCHRAN & EDRP.riATtO,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Residing at I .a Grande, Oregon
dMay I'll-Jiine 4-1 l-lS-iS-Jiilv i-9.
If you are timid hut want to
reform Fomebr.dy you can culti
vate the consiilinc hellef that box
inp; L'i brui al.
Grande Ronde Hospital
A nonnectarian and ethical institution that does not
advertise your nckness or hroadcast your opera
Gor.?, but gives you service equal to any institution
in the Northwest.
We employ only graduated nurses
l-XC.IN-
rr) The Klgm hav-hall ten in
piuved the Wallowa t-am Sunday
and tnanar-! lu Iscat ihem. At
i l.r - close of the game t he score
r.ich Clgin 7 and Wallowa C. It
mi'a very interesting: game hut
as"1i t-am n-ed.s more prarlice.
i ove w on from Kni erpri- 1 2
to" II.
Ji vi li i: m:ti:ci:i.
rOHTT.AXn. Ore. ( AD Frciler-
lek !. Miller, jeweler, recently con -vici,-d
of manslaughter in connec
tion nith the death of Mrs. Almr
Iliad, uho was hit by Miller's auto
t mobile January 3. was Monday sen
! fenced to 15 months In the sfati
1 irls-on nnd fi?id one ollnr.
r i A
i weiii
TTh a
;y rerceiiii me
Goodyear tires Reduced from 4 to 20 Percent. Just in time for
your trip on the fourth.
Look at These Prices-- You Know
Goodyear Quality
'ration
30x3 Vi Fahi-irs ..
:J0x:ii Cords ..
:12I Cords ..
'XlVi Cords ..
:ii." Cords ..
Pathfinder
... $ 7.7."
... 8.r() ,
... 11.20
Wingfoot
$ 9.2:
lO.(il)
1S..15
2i.r.-
.'11.10
Allwcather
$11.75
1.1.2.-,
22.no
2.2.
:i7.ro
Olher Sizes in Proportion
ffMrk-
Goodyear Balloon Tires Are Also Reduced
Wo HL Bohnenkamp Co,
Exclusive Coodvear
v. ith one from each county In thn
Ktatn for a cash prize of 2fto ftr
first plac. $10o for second and
Jjo for third place. If she wins
one of the state prizes the two lo
cal prizes of Sir, each will go to
Miss Moore and Miss Creasey. How
ever. If She Is tiot successful she
will It.- awarded the prize given
by 1'nion County Volture of the
4u and S Society for the best es
say from I'n ion county, and Miss
Moore will he awarded the second
local prize.
Child Iepcrs Many In India.
T.irfN' (AP) The Brilth
Kmpire Leprosy Belief A.'socia
tion has embarked upon a cam
paign to save the child lepers of
India, according- to Frank Old
reive, secretary of the association.
"India has thousands of these
blighted children." Mr. Oldreive
said recently. ln the asylums of
the Mission of I.epers alone are
between 4'" and S of them, and
they may bo seen by tht score
wherever lepers congregate."
-Notice- to CrcdMors.
Notic is by this given that the
undersigned has been appointed by!
the County Court of I'nlon County.
Oregon, executrix of the estate of
James W. I.yrle. deceased, and has;
inly qualified as such: artd all per
sons having claims against the said
state should present them, dulyi
verified, with the proper vouchers.
to said executrix at her home near;
A Heel, l nlon county. Oregon, or at
jrhe law office of Jno. S. Hodgin. In
jl-a Orande. said county and state,
within six months from the date of
;the first publication of this notice.!
ion June 1 lth,
SAVII.T.A I I.YTI.K.
i Krecurrlx Kstate of James i
i W. I.ytle, IVceased. Alicel
j Oregon. ,
June ll-18-i5-July
rullihrtl Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of t'nion.
B. K. Briggs and Nellie Briggs.
plaintiffs, versus K. A. Frank. Geo.
. I'. Frank. Alfred S. Frank, O. D.
: Frank. F. A. Knapp. Charles Good
nough. If either be living, and If
not their unknown heirs. Klla B.
.Frank. Mary F. Goodnough Ken
inard. Vera Goodnough Holt, and
all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, title.
: estate, lien or interest in the real
estate described in the complaint
herin. to-wll: the South 40 feet
of Lot 4 in Block 1 of Island City
I'ntoo County. Oregon, defendants.
To all of the above defendants,
except Mary F. Goodnough Ken
nard and Vera Goodnough Holt:
In the name of th state of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above en-I
titled court and cause, on or hef ore j
six weeks from the date of the ;
first publication hereof, which Is
Wednesday, May JSlh, lj;4. and 1
if you fail to so appear and an
swer. for want thereof plaintiffs j
w ill apply lo the court for the re-j
lief demanded In their complaint
herein, namely, for decree adjudg- (
ing them to b the owners in fee
of the South 40 feet of Lot 4 In
Block t in Island City, t'nion Couq- j
tv. Oregon: and further decreeing!
l-! von and eseh of you have noj
right, tit I, or tiUresi thvrtm, and
3
SlS ; . " - S l
Have You Attended Our
July Shoe Sale? ; '
Tlie savings this siile , present are imporUiiil
liecau.se the shoes are thoroughly desiraWe.
Styles are small and varied. The quality of
the. shoes is assured. There's nothing to
brand these "hargain shoes" exc.-pt their ex
ceedingly low priees.
P.I JY NOW!
FOR
THE 4TH
P4
cm
MEN'S -AND ROYS'
TENNIS SHOES
$1.1.-, to $2.31
BLACK SATIN
High and I-ow Heels
$1.95 lo 55.4.,
MEN'S OXFORDS
Hlack, ' Tan and Patent
Leather
?.!.l. to ?:,.!:,
WHITE AND
GREEN KID
. Sale P, i,e
$C9.-,
CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Sale Prices
$1.45 to $,1.9r,
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C?m
The Booterv Inc.
206 Depot Street ' dl...
Phone Main 118
"A ParaitlsA for T:r.j i?
.iiitu ire.
Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Men nnd Women
GR0VER SMITH, Mgr.