La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Saturday, July -V 1924. " THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 2 J -:A lilt 27 mm J.-r ;t, BAKER TEAM V CTOR Fooling Old Man Sun What a relief after the scorch in jf heal of a glimmer's day to (peni the greater part of your lime splashing aUdil in the xwimitiing pool. Am! then you will know that ad miring ey?s arc cist your way if you are dresud i'i one of our new Bradley liulli inff Suits. $1.50 to $8 w PIRATES LIST BASEBALL OPENING GIF HOW THI-IV KT.VNI) Amrrk-an lAmstw Foshury Allows One Run While Idaho - Oregon league Team Crossed Plate Six Times. WaKliingion-. , Xi-w York -li.-1roit St. IXllllH ji'lilr-aeo .. CIcKllin.l .. lioton I'L.l.i.i. l.Ma W. I. ao 3K XI '. 19 35 35 S3 . S4 3f. 34 3 .35 37 17 43 .4!'3 .4 : .41.1 N'alliinal l'auiif Vow York 4 !1 Helen Wills Loses To British Player WIMIW.KIMI.V, Knir. (Hyllii- Ah. K04iati-.t I'ri-ftft) Miss lli'l-n Wills. AmiTlran rmun lawn Icnni-s-Hiatiipiun. l-f-al.. f'ri'lay in ill.. Winil.li'ion Umrnament final l.y .Ml.- Kalltlt'.-n McKunc, rank ing' iintifth woman player, who won, 4-6. tf-4, I. 4, ra.lurinK Iho touriiaini-nt 'haiuilonNliiri in Ih vvtuii. n'x KinKU-s- Siniflii Win If flndlcap 4U1 A Good Place to Trade Baker tied Mark crepe around lh- hals of the Pirates in the ex hibition game played in that clty yemerday and ihe local team wound up ul ihu end of Diet niiUh i inn in after linker had marked up j nix tit I lift white Hip Pirates slip ped in one. V. Johnnie Clifford was Hi only f.a Grande man who cvfr rosscd thn pan yesterday. Peter son hit mo singl'-. Davis hit on single unit one triple which with two other struggling, hit if were the only Minis the Pirates connected with PoAhtr' offerings. Bench started the panic and pitched five innings in good snap', tn the sixth fharie blew up with a rebounding bun if loud enough 'o do justice lo the proper Fourth of July spirit und the Baker hoy smacked nub flve hJf and brought in four tiM-n in the one inning. (The firework kept on In the ev-j'-nih and finally MelnnlH, the old Irelfahlf went In in the eighth and J put a fiuietus on lh Baker team jior Hi rest of the frame, j l-'oshury outpitr-herf Bench : hrouffliout the ttunie with Ihft ex- eeption of the firjit few Inmntfs. IW'iit'li walked thn1 4'hicuffo .... Brooklyn I'itlHhiirtr .. .. t'lnrinuaii Uo on I'hitadi'lphirt Louis .41 27 . 37 - -.34 ..3i :;k ..'I'J 40 ,.;s TIB 2 14 .4 SO .4 L'-i .4 IS American l-axnc At It. roil: Hi. I.ouIh Im - iroit 2-2. Af Ihiladelphia: I'hlladelphlu -r.t Boston 3-4. At rhicafto: 'l'Viiind K-.t. flit eairo 6-4. At New York: Ww York 4-2; ythln;:ion 2't. - KW YH:K (API Mrs Will- ' I lam K. Vanderhilt'M Sarar.en, mak- ( inn; hiH second si art ax a 3-year- : old. wn the hiMlorlt ttrltT handl- ctp a i Ah ned net i viday. IJraln nUirm fiiitHht 'l siroiid and ( rdl-naiu- Ihird. K:ml' rwle a healy niei- on Karajjen to win from a fild of sevn starters.. The lime ftr i In; 7 furlong wax I :t-.t. The taUe hai an aJled vahn of (JIiImiiis To l ixlii In Lomloii. 8-2. 8-4, National l.eaguc At New V o r k ; New V o r k I'hiladelphfa t-b. At I'ittHhiirtf: Cineinnail I'iithurK At BoMon: Bowton 5-1, Iirwk lvn l-o. At Hi. I.ohI.h: St. I.nnis II-.'., "hiraRo 0-. r j rilK'AtriO. (Af) Tommy Oib jbon.s, .St. Paul liht ht iivyut'iKht, 'left Friday with Kddie Kane, his mannK'-r. for New York, where Ihey iiM .sail for London lo nu-i-t Jaek Itlooinfiild in ihe UVmhhy sta jdium July 26. Gibbons present JplaiiH caM for his ImniedlaH' return but Kane will n-inaln abroad ahoul fiv- weeks. Vacation Days ARE NOW HERE ARE YOU PREPARED IN CLOTHES? We have a complete slock of Dress and Outinj? Clothes ai prices that will make your vacation a pleasure Riding Breeches ...$3.00 (o $ 6.00 Golf Breeches 4.00 (o $ 8.00 Men's Shoes - ....$2..r0 to $ 6.00 Boys' Shoes - - $2..ri0 to $ 4.00 Bathing Suits - 75c to $ 6.00 Trunks $10.00 to $.15.00 Car Trunks $5.00 !o $10.00 Hand Bags - - $4.00 to $20.00 Suit Cases $3.00 to $15.00 New Clothing - $24.75 Scranton & Short, Inc. Myers and O'Hara Battle to a Draw La Grande Theatres Old Uaecr l'ud K A X HAS riTy (AIM Kd ward orriKn. S2, retired race track !' man and a KpccTactilar figure on the American lurf, died Friday. He came here w v-n week aso from Akron. Ohio. RANGER POSTS j ARE OCCUPIEO I none. Kophury allowed tux htin; Bi-nrh Ktive cttrht and t ho only llhltiK that saved cn entire run Jaway wuh the support Ihe rem of j the Pirate leant pave him. Foh- IOrATKLLO. Iduho (By tin AHsoeiated Pre--) Hpuir Myers of I men; Kolury t Pocntelio and Teddy O'Hara off - Ti r i akland. fought 1 2 rounds to a ilriiw h e re Frl d ay in the main event nf a boxing prosrarn staffed hy the Pocatello ptst of the Anicr lean letcton an a yport feature of Vaudeville at Its Best at Arcade Theater Sunday. VaiwUvillA al tin bent will he at 1hn Arrade Hunday. Novelty, pa Hum, humor, ilanelnif ami aomr revui-fi ore thn bihTdlen whleh make Ihe. how the outfttandltu; Iheotrlral aurceiw. Arthur (JIrci) Vilrt t.M ll.n fa: I -n ..iiMHiln. will. IIm Kilkenny Thre, U,ie Ktar of hu'?y nr. tnhiimiy. "Hrittrlnff rp Father," in the crea tor of Ihe JIkkm rhoraeter whlrh )ta made him a popular Idol, lie 1h UlllV flMMlflll-il 111' MllVlfiH (( J.ouiii Hlone K f'o., In nov.lty top- Inatiimion and divorel. ny-lurvy dauoliiK WU MhuL(Li:l". Jy prove both iniereHi lnf ' and aniUKlnK tn hit unhiue up-Hid'' ilown offering. Thin ouipiiny hai recently rompli-ted a 'lour f thi world. Johnnon llaniinic In Wttleh Ihe-. CjuAdrllh1' are known throughout the Inlted Hint en and to know the pajwfon of men urn! women from a to x. and lo have ihe iterreiti of (he human hwirt at her trained finder tip. Other In the eat of tills pee Itin are riaude f tHtlnffwat-r, Wra Lewi. Betty Kraneiaro, c.'r;ti;hion Bale. Kdward Karle and N llle Bly Baker. In (hi picture Kllnor fi'yn tac klea a juibjfet that in dear to (he heart of nearly en-ry man and woman, married or unmarried. 1'he u)ijH of Ketilnff alotiK In wedloek ia of al inonl unlverHal In'ereHt. t.n peopli are either married, about lo Ket married, or Jitt flnlnh-,! uim th-- bury hi ruck, out eiht men; Benrhlthe Fourth, of July relehration. Despite tin 'tide, -"How, lo II.lu cnte a Wife" doerf not off.'r a ponf Kraduato roura lendiiifr to ihMtrurt the In-bolder Into the IntricaehH of connubial felicity. N.-ltlnr doe i Holve any of the p rpb-xltiK proh leinn that coiilllitially arini' in every houneliold In (he Htufe of Matrt- have be.n a ntandanl act forn,wnr' ",f l! A,H ("""vide u merry )earn. Their danelu In Rraee per ttonlflcd. llermnny'M t'ala A- liojcrt an animal novelty romprlwinu; four dofp and two raiH whleh are all well trained do many ilifilciill and nniimlnK m lint. Many Thrills in "Flowing (iohr Showing at Star. If thero 1m one Ihlnr nf which thn (treat Aim riran (tublie cannot K"t enough It Ik moiba of adven turn and romaii''e with a pair or lover fijflittntf thi-lr wuy throiiKh . many obntarle and dnKT lo ihe iilllfiialA "and ihey lived happily -vit after." From the obiu-ure clerk lo Ihe unlverHlly pri'Hldent all i-i I -Inh talea that tlr our emotion and make our blood run fuMer a w iinronnciotiHty lake upon ti t he Idmilty of Ihe charuriem enler tuMiitiK UK. Much Htorlea tiave had the (treat. rat flurccHM of all when iranMcrrcd lo thn ftcreen, for thai la the frr-at est nifdtutu for vlHtiallxinK tin: ac tion conceived by the author. The llffmeni of liuaKlnaiton take on Ife and become real persons to us. That In one or the reasons why ''Fowlnif fiold." a sen-en version nf Wfx Beach's latent novel. Is timet In with aur-h hiitf" succena In the rnoilon picture fhealren or Ihe country. This First National pie. turn, which was produced by Bich ard Walton Tully and direried by Joo Do Cirnsse, In an examie of j how thn spell of u. Kreat ntory can I Im Intensified on ihe screen. tu I rl hf ut evt iiIiik'h eiilertnlnmeiil Interspersed wtih a little hound philosophy from a woman wl:ow name has heroni't a lionsbold word, Kllnor fllyn'n punrent s-itire nnd fihrewd thfwernmeiK have been vis ualized in f bin photoplay in such a manner that H will appeal alike io men and women of all ngt and Mai ions. Bill IC'iileerK, whose auf:h niak tltfC met ten-Is ftr Hit di-eiib dly dif ferent will also be shown In It In lateni ree nuecess, "Ioiti; t onuri'M." five. Baker f a (jrande Battcrlcfl: Baker: Oninl; I A (Jrande; nls, peier-on. B. H. K. S 8 a 1 6 3 Koshury nnd Bench, Mcln- i Kansas Citv Auto Race Called Off; Bum Track HPKKWWAY. KANHAH riTY, Mo. (AP) Bad hole which ap peared In I lie board speedway iraek Friday when the 2.r.O-mlle national champlonnhlp aulo race wuh less than half over, caused Ihe utrieials to call Ihe race at the end of the 1f.it mil eft. In lilKh tun let y on myy In (Mizzled about which fork to uii but one need no longer wor about whieh Nturv to iw COVB, Ore. (Special). - j . , roresi rnnyra, umier ine Hardline Memorial Bo:k. jtlon of Paul M. Ellis, are i (-rtng hero and getting out to RI-'ATTI P U':if'n AD An'V...l. A 1 1 eiaboruie volume of tribute to theSewall, lookout at Meadow Moun- metnory of the late President Har-jtain. went out on Monday. John dinsr ha been published by IhefKcrr. Mount Funny lookout, left (Seattle Press flub. The volume ron-i Wednesday for his post of onset - tains a memoriul of his last public f vutlou und Bobert Hinith, of Bu appearance in Seattle, his last pub-jker. came In on Tuesday and Ik utterance und his lust hand writ-j left for his station on Point injf. There Is a meHsuKe from his Prominence. widow, Mrs. Florence Kilns; Har-i Mr and Mni K H(lfty an , ding. The book also contains n!lnreo children, of Valley Fulls. numlM-r of arttcb-s by contributors. Ka,1Bll- arrived liero Thunulav. O'Hara kept his including Governor Scott t Bone of i H iM i.rnthpr of T j Hefty, and Is nlfo ono of the partners In the purchase of the (Thomas orchard. The family wiil spend a couple of months at f ovc. They ure accompanied by ttwo nieces. Misses- Kdlth and Vi ola Richards, Jarvls llaywonl. of Grand Vai ley, f olorudo, la a truest at the home of Mr. and Mis. T. f. Hefty. The draw decision was decid edly unpopular, the majority, in at tendance figured that O'Hara best ed the Pocatello fishier. Thn bout was hard fought and fat throughout. left in M yers' mil sect ion con- j Alaska. tlnualiy und landed with hard riht ami lefta to the head. Myers allowed hix best in the sixth uti-l eventtl rounds gaining slight-.-liu'l'S In Iheae pe riods. Virgil Sparks of Pocatello and Johnny Gihbs of Kemmerer. Wyo., fought hx faat rounds to a draw hi the semi-wlndup bout. I Ira t h 1 1 i vrts Smltli'.i Fort imp. Of B BIN, (AP). William Browne, the I itiblin cabman who recently found that he was hor to an estate stimated ul neany $rmi.ofM, survived his fortune L-y less than a fortnight. Browne had driven Ids can through Dublin for more than in vi an;, and cim Linm-d ilrlvinr it while the estate was bem a 1-i Mra. G. R. Barker will enter- minisiered. He f. It ill and died laln In a private hospital. P "Si)avn of the. Dcsfil" On at Slierrvs Today Only. Tonight only there Is a ph-turc iM-lng shonn at Ihe Sherry theatre that has more netlon per fnot than u Utibtln riot. Il's Wllll.im Fairbanks' latest Wester n fe.nure. Hj.awn or th Desert. " nd.ip:. .1. ; i v re )ta oth ers, from . !. ., . .I t- ;it'(ry by W f. Tullle. The slo- v r KM b k in. the old "gold-riir'h" ;. iti l'ie eurly fir lies and deals wuh the mlventures Of Dllke Hleele, 11 rt gulile lHayed by Mr. Fairbnulis and hi partner, Sate.. ,e Sat 111. a d sir I 'plrnte.' When Ihey arrive In the lawb k town ir fallen, set ilniui amid the denert rn ks. thinrs In Kin 'o hai peti ihh k ami fa-t. If df tops that "The Saint." a mihiy w.nih- I beaten Minn W U it a long n bile beniil. hnw ut lnul l.itwl it. i '-iii.-.i All Of tnis great nuihor'n novels. vvhnt he has been seuiehing fi,r til )iav ba noted for their thrllUnr mrmf , h lit. - the iuyer of hh Ml nation and episode, hut iinnr vvir Iin,, (I, ..,l0(,4.P (f f,t ,,. In the etld he Is loo weak (O exact the Constantly Imp roved BUT NO YEARLY MODELS There are obvious benefits to the purchaser in Dodge Brothers policy of making constant, gradual refine ments in their product instead of changing from one design to another year after year. Chief among these is the fact that the car may be operated through out the full limit of its usefulness without the extra depreciation loss which results from a rapid succes sion of radically different models. for a few days " lier sister. MIh.1 fora Brown and three small nieces trom Wilson. Nebraska, They nre on their way to Port land to spend the simmer wftn Miss Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Brown. Mrs. Versa Jones and two daughters, of 1'nton. were guests ut the home of Mr. und Mia Lew Bloom on Sunday. M rs. Fred J e r m ism , of Pa 1 mer .Junction, was a guest of Mr. and i!rs. William Hallmark Sunday. Murven J hiniel and Dorotuy Mills, f ove's club representatives at the summer school at f orvai lls, returned home Sunday bring ing an enthusiastic report of the work und play as it is carried on there. .Marven Is a leader in club work and is becoming; a capitalist in Berkshire pigs. He has enougn blue ribbons to make a silk dress nnd whs t he winner of the l.'n lon Pacl f Ic $ 7 5 p rUic in V n ion county. Miss Mills Is Interested in club work from both the bos and girls' standpoint. She is win tier in sewing and has won many blue ribbons and special prizes with her Chester white pigs. Miss Kthel Cummins, who hu been visiting her sister, Mrs. I. N. Con ley. has returned to lur home In Portland. Mr. und Mrs. J. K. Trlppcer have gone to their summer camp on the Mi nam. Stewart French Is spending the summer with his grandpurents on the Mimim. Mrs. Bobert French made n trip to the Minain this week. Funeral services were held ill Cove Tuesday morning for the In fant daughter of Mr. und Mis. It. F. Muclck. The state library is shipping I1te new llhraiy lift bonks to -r-- main permanently on our shelve,. They are mostly books required by the high school student In his pursuit of Knowledge. h Indian Who Had HUtnric Mission in Alaska Bus nOFGLAS. Dick Morgan, recently, was of Alaska, It Alaska. (AP). un Indian who diet! a historic character was recalled by the Bev. a. P. Kashevaroff, of Ju neau. 5 Morgan, whom the T'nlted States naval authorities bad em ployed us u policeman nearly aft years ago, was sent with a mes sage from Cuptuln L. A. Heerd s!ee to settle differences that had arisen between the Kockwontuun and Gunaadl tribes north of Sit ka. M organ In formed t he chleis of the earring factions that thy were lo preserve order and lo permit the white men to go thru the Yukon passes. , Morgan returned February I.'.', I Ssu, with word to ('upturn Bcerdslee that the Jndian factious would remain peaceful und that the white men could enler -Out country without fear. As a re sult , of this parley the ChllkiU country was opened to miners.'-' I'ltn Burin Kace Winner. NO JIT If BANDAI.L, Cleveland O. (AP) Kit a Durln, driven' and own ed by Tom Murphy, Syracuse, vtfn the Tavern, stake purse $5000 fea lure of Friday's grand circuit pro gram. Ito Guy was second and En sign Tlgo third. Best time, 2:fl' Ii. V. SMITH 1.A Grande, tin. J.,.f.-fr.ii'imv morn so than "Flowing Gold" Beach has chosen the oil fields as the locale of this tab of love and Adventure, and Into It bus hu In- Hooted a continuous bit lea of thrills that will Increase his following tremendously. Elinor Glyn Picture Booked by. Sherrys Theater. Maria Prcvosl and Monte, Blue, whose, names have, become Imbed ded In th mind of every film fan hy raason Of their work Bi "Main Htreet, will be seen In another outstanding photopluy. This is no less a picture than F.llnnr Glyn' How To Kdticata a Wife." made Into a Warner Brothers Classic of the Borer n. That Elinor Olyn was "the great erf, woman psychologist In Kurope" va the opinion held of her by the late Jack Isondnn. 1 This British novelist Is reputed toll whieh is rightfully his. from Ihe man u ho hint wmUl his life but his pal slepK lit l o Ihe breaeh The scrap whleh follows is far nod away the In hi we hae ev.-r s.-t oil Ihe screen. IT there were Itol h lug else n the p.elure It would b well w 01 1 h y n u i while in nee II As It is, however, It serve, only as a tremendous climax to the thrilling incidents thai come before. Although William Putt banks Is the alar and gives a pert ormunce that teems with action nnd thrills, a won! musi be salt) mr the actor who plays the bearded, pious, looking old gambler Known us "The Saint." B Is as good a piece of character acting us we have seen In many a day. ' Florence Gilbert is well cast n the girl nnd the supporting cast Is all that could be desired. A comedy is also being shown. Habit Is slrong, and the old front pngo looks tonftome with out Mussolini, ( l ex I l - I 1 V . - " :- czz . L--mj ,xMy f 7 y t f T T !y it ' it t it t T :t if f t t t t f t ! t t t t t Things You Believe Iri f t f T t "OELIEF has tunneled mountains, fought diseases, carried tons on columns of air, spun advertisements, telephones, telegraphs, radios to web the world together. You believe in belief and what it achieves. You be lieve in advertisements, for they are evidences of belief. You believe in advertised goods, for they are the things other men believe in. When you see a widely advertised lace, curtain, you see a curtain that hangs in thousands of homes . a widely advertised lead pencil, a pencil that thousands carry. You don't try advertised wares to test them. You try them to bring yourself fresh satisfaction. Read the advertisements in these columns daily. They help you recognize, wares that justify belief. T t i t f t f t f t t t t t f t DON'T BUY IN THE DARK - SPEND YOUR MONEY FOR ADVERTISED GOODS .