La Grande evening observer., April 13, 1925, Image 2

Monday, April 13, 102S
THE L'A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PAGE TWO
Spring Fabrics, Choose the
' Gaily' Colored Path
At
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD 1'LACE TO TIIADE"
EAST IN LEAD
IN PENNANTS
. ..; NKW YORK (Al When it
Comes 10 winiilnii , liaaoball pen
nants cnsli-m major limine
clllei huvc a decided advantage
over tlietr distant licighbnia cm
the western (Wini'.i or two '-
CVlllM.
In the Natlon.il Iitikuc, Hoston
hna won thirteen Ilai; uml Now
York has won twelve. Chlcalfo has
taken eleven, Urooklyn live. Pllts
burirh four, Philadelphia- two and
Cincinnati one- St. Louis has yet
So Bcoro In tin" pennant cult i.
The old llaltilnoro chili won thru'
times, whiles providence landed In
first place and Detroit one.-. Hut
' Hioiie ehiinplon.shtrH I. ark nark wi
far that most fans have foriioticii
: tltt'tn.
Honor In tic American battue
f. are more evenly divided. Phila
delphia and Hostotl lend with ali
flage eflrh; ChleaKo Is Ihlnl with
five; Detroit and New York liuve
taken three each, and Waahlni;
ton and Cleveland finished llial
one.
Here ore. the pennant record:
National IiCiutiic.
. Ilonton IS72. '73. '74. '7r., '77.
"II. 'SS. '91. '112. "J7. "'.
New York 18kK. 'Sll. ". '"&.
'11. '13.. '1!. '17. '-'I. "'2. -fi. '24.
ChlciiRO 1S7. '8". 'HI.
1908. '07. 'OS, '10, 'IS.
Brooklyn IS". lo.
40.
I'ltlBhiirch 1901. (?.. '::, '03.
I'hlladelphla 17 i ! 1 6.
Olutlnnall in I 'J.
HaUlmoie 1 H u 4 . 'S.'i, "J.
providence lk79. 'si.
Detroit 1HS7.
American licn;rm
Philadelphia 1902.
'13, '14.
Uoiton 1903, 'tit,
IB.
Chicago 1900. '01,
Detroit 1907. 'OS,
Washington 1924.
Cleveland 1920.
'OS, '10. '11.
'lo,
'17,
Atine made
intheWest
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palm to our Eastern friends,
building lubwavi und t;Ky
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Eostibly. Climate Improbn
ly Plcamreauio driving-no f
We drive more month uf
the year Imvc greater
Kcnlc ortntctloni. The "great
open tpaces" dmw us farther
from home. We know roads
aod autos and tires!
Which, Ui e wnv, accounts
for the success of C-T-C ttrca.
They arc built in the West to
meet Western condition.
Eastern engineer came West
to build thorn but they mnke
them for the West as vell as
In the West I
Today they are ranked at
one of the three or four realty
fine tlre in America. They
are the lorgot-sclttng tires mude
In a WetemowneJ tuvtory.
Motorists in the nine western
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Haschall Leaders Are
Heady lor Opening Gun
CHICAGO (lly till' Asiwluloit
rres) Tomorrow brllijts Die
M ill louniil wlilc'll baseball rilll
iliiinS uIHiiIIihi lias lain illrcct
oil fur Hie liiilil lllnlor months,
llu. first lap of Hie kiiii lllnif men
fur hiipi-eine bancbjll Imnoi-s,
with HI iiililes stai-lini? from
M-rati-il. IK'.'.lte numerous in
juries iliirliix Hie IralnliiK hih
Mai each Huh flic-i'" Hi'' Mason
Willi cimllilfllic.
MOW YOKK (AP) The base.
Iiall players of Hi major IrUKun
Icama shelved their IrailihiB
c lot Ilea Sunday iibrlit al ter .
month and a hair of f.lrcniioim
pn iiarallon and ant hack to re.it
for t!u- la 2 a revival of that Amer
ican Inslilutlon opcniiij; day.
Tlie Ni w York (limits, winners
of Nelioaat h-aKile l.onorw foe
Hie j..M luur yeiini, and the
aliU'c:;. winners In 1 'J -1 19-2
and 1 ti 23. complete, Ih'-ir cxhl
lilllou i:chc.lule Hunday with
e.auiia wllh WaahlnKton and
I'.nioklyu. respcellvcly, and now
will enjoy one ilay of rest be
fore the cuiiain n:.ccnds on the
Lvn.'ion.
WASHINGTON Wll.li Klfiirr
WASIIiNC.TON (Al') Tho
world champions will Ifo Inlo
the Benson's opcniiii: liuiue, Tiicb
day with Ihe mine lineup that
wrciihd Ihe title from the
r.lantw lam Octoher and confi
dent Hint they will again lead the
American lcuj;lle Ileal.
Soys
"Most pitchers pay too much at
tention lo i heir arm and too Ut
ile to their general physical condi
tion." Letty Lelfeld. In his day one of
the fame's (rrcatist southpaws, re
cently mailt' lhat statement to nie
at New iirliaus when 1 waB mak
ing Hie rounds of the
IralnliiK camps.
1 .1 In lil is now netliiK as asslat
ant to Manaiter l.e-u l-'ohl of lite
Hostou -Itect-So. - k-...
Cri-nr Pilcliers .Make.
"The Hoaton club limy not boast
the stronr,et:l pitching staff In tlie
Al tcill leaue t li 1m season,"
continued I.elleld. "but I will
waacr uij' iaat,oii's Balary that it
is the bert t ondllloned."
l-'or an hour I watched I.eifeld
hll llv balls lo a half dozen pitch
es who were scattered over the
Infield of the Ni w tlrle-ans ball
park.
'Lefty" died to so hit every
ball lhat It was necessary for thf
player he called lo, to cover con
c.lileiable ground in order to reach
Hie ball.
'Pitchers Khoulil seek to nttaln
the same physical condition ns any
other player." lie opined. "If auch
Wire the case, helm; furoetl to run
nut all extra base hit wouldn't bo
l'atl;:ue a player tiiat he pull up
ill in."
l.clfeld's retnnrks cruised me to
recidh-et uily number of cases
where n iiltclier, nl'ter erac-klnjf
out r dmible or triple nil ft but
day ices later furi-eil In retire from
the ittune because of the exertion
cn'albxl.
...
I am fltire Lelfeld has the pltclt
Int; situation properly alzcd up.
T lie pitcher nurses and coddles his
arm lu tinier to properly atreiiKtht-n
It lor the Uittk season and passes
op entirely the other necesnry fea
tures of play.
sunt Costly Hesiill.
Too tnanv pitchers work on the
theory tint a pitcher Isn't Bup
pnr'CiI to do any elt'eellvo xvork at
bat. that hla duties are merely con
fined to pln-hliH:. However, a
twitter woo it ib-.uirermis at the
ptuie. adds j, a orrensive punch to
Ii i'i team.
I'ltel.ers p. rhaps are called upon
to do less iiiiinlnji than any other
plover, iilten after they reach
llisi or second lie- lilsl r net ion s are
to play It sale.
per lliul reason they ni'Klect
Taking A
Chance
IT'S A CINCH
I'or the Oilier I i How!
Inicxt only when' )ou
KNOW thai returns
Alxe tlSMllxsl.
UNITED STATES
La Grande Defeats Union on Wet Field
TIGERS TRIM
VISITORS IN
SNAPPY MEET
Unamuno Is High Point
Man Wins threa of 10
Firsts Annexed by Ulue
and White Athletes,
rim Iji (liunde . I'nlon ):l).'li
Hcliooi track meel wim run oil
here a scheduled Nalurduy afler
noon, in a di liiK'- of rain which
soon made he tn-ld a rci;ulur duck i
pond.
JicHpllc the adverae conditiuiiB
tho meet waa finliilicd In Rood
Bhape with every event In tho regu
lar order. The final recKonniK,
made OH Boon us the wearer dried
out hla card HlllllcicnMy lo enable
him to read II. (fave ji (Iraiidc
107J polntB and I'nlon 4oJ.
rliine good uiarka were made In
some of I lie events for tile ellldei
track did not k'-i sllpiiery i-M-ept
In a few.plnees. A linn' or 10 1-10
seconds for Ihe century was marked
up rlKht at Hie IickIuiiIuk by I'na
muno. of l.a tlranile, which Is ex
ceptional If true.
fiilini Strmiu In Weditbta
I'nlon iiroved particularly Htronir
In Ihe welirlils and middle dta
tancea. llaxler of Tnion look the
8K0 111 the lime of 2 minutes 12.6
secuuds which wan faat tinder the
condition. Mays, of I nlon,
ran
away with the
4ta and r'ui;it of
tin. vlsitliiir learn took first lu I
ahot put and Ihe discus throw.
The 1-a Orande team ua a whole t
showed belter Ihan was expected. K!lt j.,. iin,i i,oa Angeles drop
rnaiuulio of I.a (irande i a nat- ; ,,(l on,. KMiic eai h dilriiiK the first
nral runner and I'm be expected M,.,-i,.s 0f -,,,. ia2f I'acific Coaat
to ste p with the be.st of therrI with i,(.a,;ue' seasun and at the end of
the proper amount of xvork anil ,H, w0,.k( ar. tied for leajiiie. ead
traininff. lerslilp with a pe-rceutai;o of .s:,'!.
It was tinpo'.sllile to nii nu
HiIiik about any of tho jumps or
hurdlea on urt-omu of in hUp-1
p-ry fooling. Sli'Twood, i-hhIitii
On'tfon it-cord )iolilT In tin liliu
low hurdles was eloekrd at h'c-)
onds is two seconds slower than
his time bust season but was rea
sonably fast under tho circum
stances. (iissl It rood Jump.
I'nnmuno's mark of 2u foot 21
Indies for tho broad Jump was ex
ceptional und would ueem to in
dictato thut the boy may be able
to Jump up near Ihe eastern ore
iron mark of 20 feet 7 Inches on
a dry field. I'naiiiuno was nmn
nolnt man of tlie meet
Willi first '
in lite 220, first in tlie H'O yarn
Bl'HnirJdush, first In the broad Jump and
waa on ine v ninnih - "'j o--
ItiK him u. total of Hi I points.
rililiiinai y.
TCvenfn In order of oecurrenn.
199 yard dash I 'namiino, Slier-
wood, tllasa, (ieerli.oa; lo.l sec
onds. Pole x-ault Lyman, Casper and
Stoddard tied. Lund; feet C Inch-
Mile run .lensen, Hrown, Will
lams. Hliheus; (i minutes 14 .)-:
aeconds.
-simit-fi. I
2
llroad Jump rnatnuiio,
Glass. Gecrtsetl- 20 I'-e-t.
inch.s.
120 hiall hurdles Sherwood
McKennon. Oei-rt.-.i n and mulct;
IK. 2 seconds.
440 dash Mays, Stunt?.. Fans,
Keffer; 5K.4 seconds.
lllKll Jump McKennon. Zundel.
and Hay tied, Ca-spcr: r, feet.
220 yard dash I'naiiiuno, Glass,
Cox. Cheney; 24 flat.
Shot put l-'UKtt, Sherwood, I
Conch, Cox; 40 reel I inches.
8X0 yard run Uaxtcr, Jensen,
Davis, llarnden; 2 minutes 12.6
Beconds.
lllscus Ktiftit. Sherwood. Keltz,
Strand; 90 feet 9 lin-hea
Low hurdles Sherwood. Price.
McKennon, Zundel; 211 flat.
Javelin llummelt. Price, FukIL
Charlton; 10S feel.
Helay won by La Grande team
Glass. Sellz. Johnson, I'naiiiuno;
1 minute r,T seconds.
Lee Heynohls, head official.
LLOYD'S NI'.W HOMi:
TO COST ffl.flOO.OOO
LONDON (API Lloyds, the fa-
irn.rlll. II I, . 1 K CU-1-1 , 1,1 V Or.
Kanlmtioti. hiui begun the building
of Its new home on Leadenlioll
street. Tho excavations already arc
under way, und It Is expected that
King (h'orge will lay the corner
.stone the latter part of May,
The structure t lo be one of the
iunnt Imposing In London, and will
cost $ii.0MU.tUMi. There will lie
nine stories above ground nnd two
basement floor. The underwriters'
room or hall Is lo be U'.O feel
nnare, und one of the upper floors
will be devoted to the famous cap
tains' room, with a smoking lounge
and special dining quarter.
the running end of the gium al
most entirely. They build up the
arm but forget the 1.k.s and wind.
Thus, when. ii pitcher crack out
a long hit that net.s a double, trl
ph or home run, ihe thought lin
mcdhitely it rises lhat the long run
Will Upset Urn pitcher phfdcally
ntiil ruin his i iiertivt n s.s. At
such a time the wis" manager
HlartH warming up another pitcher
for un emergency.
If Itic pitcher conditioned llic
r'st of his IhhIv ns -arcrully ns his
(trill 'till ttindltlou would ticker
nrlM. I iidoubteill y Lcllcht's thr
try h -irc'l and should In limit
iini versntly idltucil in inndltioii
Inn n pMcliini ftalf.
l'llwers look si much alike
wlo n otic 1 stolen it owner has
to identify It by sound.
Sometimes w think a spliistir Is
on who used her rne lust t ad of
hiding 1U
Star Athlete
I 1
Miu't "Durky" I'orid, one of Yale
Unlvi.THity't ii i o.st luinovis utMiutes.
Jft M iMjitaln of thlH year's diamond
tcurn und Ifudlnt; jUcher. On the
foot bull fU-ld lit1 Htiirg In tliti back
BEES, ANGELS
PAt'irii". (OAST
flubs
Halt Lake
I.OK Amtelcs
Oakland
San Francinco
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Vernon
Li.,1,1., xvilh i, iiercentaL'e of .."i7.
Cortland and Ve-rnon are holding
down ci-llarship honors. Frisco
sim s.-uttj, split the sitIcs thrt'
lnnM.t on Rume haviim bt'U post-
j,on, ., tj.cuu.w of rain.
Hatuniuy's pnrnt'S pndfd: San
ranelseo 10. Seattle 2; Salt Ijiko
C, Vernon 4; Oakland 3. Sacra
rnemto 1; Los Anijeles 6, Portland
Sl'XKAY'S (iAMKS.
Salt Lake 14-H, Vermin 4-7
SALT IAKH (AP)
Score H. H. F..
Vernon 4 7 1
Salt Lake 14 IS 3
1 i..,i ....I..u . Ii.,ri.r,.,.t l'ttincr unit
lliiiiiiah: Piercev. sinaleton and
cey,
Pete-rs.
Secotiil Kame .
Vernon
S.ilt Lake
llatterles: Ludol)h,
Oldham and .Murphy;
H. H. R.
.770
. S 12 - 2
Thomas,
Steward.
Ponder and Peters. (Seven Inning
by uKTcement.)
Si little 8-r, San I'railclsco (1-2
SAN I'll AN CISCO (A I')
Score 11. II. K.
Seattle 8 '' 2
San Francisco U S 2
llatieries: Sutherland and Juily:
williKiim, Moudy and Itltchle. 1
Second Kami It. II. K.
Seattle 5 9 0
San Francisco 2 7 1
Itatterles: Pluniiner and Pald-
wln; MoWeeny, Cirillin and Yelle,
Ultchlc.
I.o Angeles 5-(l, Piirllanil 11-5
LOS ANGLI.KS (AP)
Score 11. II. R.
Portland 2 f, 0
1-011 ,,1,-elis
6 9 3
llatieries: Hasty, Fcki I t and
Crosby; Payne cind Spencer.
Second game H. If. E.
Portland 5 11 1
Los Angeles 6 12 0
Batteries: HolliniTswortli, Mar
tin. Keefe and Itowlaiid; Myers,
Pott and Sandberg.
Oakland 7-7, Snorninonto l-fl
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Score It. H. E.
I Sacramento 1 ll 3
Oakland 7 12 2
lotteries: Poster and llaker;
Thompson, James and Schang.
I Second same It. H. E.
i Oakland 7 7 1
i Saernmento .. 6 S 3
CHI .1. i,l,H..., I ...e,.
Head
Vinci,
KhetUmback. Hughes
nnd Shea.
tUlINAI,S V1X
A Utsobull game played yes
terday on the llreenwood dia
mond the South Side Cardinals
defeating the Uiver Uats til to 9.
Uatterien. Ittver Hats: Fonr
nler and Jenkins; South Side.
Cardinals; Caldwell, Owen Price,
nnd Hob (Jnrrity.
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Shooters . In
City Enjoyed
Fair Weather
The' lit home shoot held yes
terday at the Wlnif. Kin and
l-'leeirool club Imp grounds In
an c flort to place Iji (irande In
the lead In the series or meets
now bclns? h'ld by the Kuatern
OrcKon Trap association did not
prove very Biie-eKMl iil fl ejin tho
standpoint of acore-s.
.1. II. .Smith hd the scorlner
Willi 22 hits out or 25 chancea.
The oltier four l.a tlrambi aiiool
eif, who ouallfled wi'i'e Koy l-'or-i-esier.
21; iuy I'hce.HMian, 21:
Naii- y.well'el. 21. and Cha.se
llohnenkiiiuj, 19.
The filial shoot of the series
will h- held here next Sunday
witli the KntorpiiHe and llaker
teams Kin-ills ot IbB l.a Orande
club.
STANFORD TRACK
ARTISTS DKFEAT
UNIVERSITY MEN
STAVFOUIl STAIHIM. Cal. (lly
Ihe Associated Cress) -The Stan
ford track and field team, witli 9
firsts and a tie for another, won
U2J to 3S from the Cnlverslty of
(il-CKon hi-re Saturday. Tlie oilt
BtandinK record of Ho- meet 'B
Al Smilh's 4 minutes 2.". a.-ionds.
In the mile on the Irack. show-inn-no
Ihe others easily. Stanford's
array of 9 second pla
and a tie
r,uO,ror the 10th helped 'o pili
up tho
.one Sleieii scor
IMlllil l ION t;.ii:s
(lly tlie A--i-liitil PrcR")
IN I ll AN A Pi H. IS Chicago (A)
6, Indianapolis (A A) 3.
CINCINNATI Cleveland, (A) .r.
!).. n ivi 4. Ill innina.s.)
I I II ' IS V 1 1 .1 ,K Detroit (A) S.
Louisville (A A) 4.
M KM I'l IIS Pittsburg
Memphis (S A)
liALTIMOItK lialllmore (I) 7.
Philadelphia (A) 6.
NKW HAV'KN Iloston (N) 3.
.,.w Haven ( K) 1.
WAT I-: It HI ' II Y, Conn. 1 loston
(A) 3, Watcrhtiry (K 1.
KANSAS CITY ChloaBo (N) 3,
Kansas City (A A) 1.
HIIOOKLYN New York (A) S.
Brooklyn N) 9.
(iKIJIIOJIA CITY Pittsbnrf
(N'atlonal seconds) 11, Oklahoma
Cltv (V) 14.
WICHITA Vichlla' (W)
Lincoln (W) 12.
13,
WASHINGTON 11, (MASTS
NKW YOIUC AP) The xvorld
champion WashinRton Senators,
by defealillB the New V'ork Giants
in their final exhibition seime Sun
day, 11 to 6, evened the series at
six (rames each. The Senators
started off with a five-run lead
ami were never headed.
Score It. II. K.
Washington 11 17 0
Giants 5 S 3
Potteries: Keuther. Kelly, Cove
leskie und Ituel; Scott, IP-mley,
Greenfield, ltyan ami Gowdy.
CAItlllNAI 0, mtOWNS 5
ST. LOl IS (AP) The St. Louis
Cardinals evened the count in lli'-lr
two-Baimi series with the St. Louis
Ilrowns by winnlnti Sunday, f. to
5. ltliein was hit frequently bnt
was effective lu the pinches.
Score H. H. E.
Cardinals 2
Ilrowns f' I :l- 3
llalterles: Khein and Schmidt;
Gaston, Ilavls and Severld.
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JOHN MELVILLE
1 12S Adams Ave.
Exhibition Game Lost
By Pirates Here Sunday
Cherry Pickers of Cove
Outslug La Grande
Final Score 10
to 9
Tito handful of ham-bull fans who
went to the utlilmlc fii-ld yi'ti-r.
duy afternoon to watch On- fir.st
work-out of tin- h w 1'lruto team,
lying aKairiMt rov'1 did not
uiiythintr purtifiilarly lni.r-'Mnlvi! in
tint way of hui'liull i)luyin,if.
Uowi-viT tin fircuiiiHiuncis un
der whirh tlif Kaiii" yi'Htcrday whh
playi'd mIi on Id li takiu into ac
count ln-frtiv l;liV judif lui'llt In
iu:;scil. MohI nl' tin hoy.s on 111'
IMiaii; !S((nad Ivad nt'vt'i- m-vn each
oilier 24 hoiim hirlorc tin M'atiif,
hud never iluyod toKelher, und so
hud a joor cliunci to hIiow up well.
olc Hailed Hard.
ltltl Cole, siarllnf,' in the lox rr
the Pirates put tliii team lu I he
hole, und g-uve Cove u h'otjil istir)
toward the lonx end of tin' in to U
scoi'i In l lie first three inninM.
Cove not four runs 'In th f i j-mI .
ill ice in the second and Iwo In Ihe
third. 1-11 y J larl man look 1 he
mound for I -a (irainle at the fir.it
of the fourth inning und put u utup
to th promlHCuouM hiitllutf by the
Cherry Tickers and hut one run
wus hroiiKhl in during the la.st
fivi frames.
In the fir.st two InnliiKS the en
tire Infield had difficulty connect -itiif
with one and several wild
throw- and hud errors w'ie made.
To Way AValln Wulhi
Tlie Tlrates will journey to Wal
la Walla next Sunday for thh
first league li'ime. At this time
the team should look a good deal
better than it did yesterday after
a week of practise.
lus. the pitcher and Graham,
the catcher, did not urrive yester
day hut will he here this week.
Nummary: H. II. Iv
l.a (Irande 9 12 '
Covo 10 10 fi
Hatleriea: l.a (irande Cole,
Hartmun and Cliffor l; Cove Hra
zill, Alexander and Jiloom.
n:iu;TO' wins
PENHLKTON, fire. (Special)
Unleashing an attack, featuring
home runs, the Huckaroos defeat
ed Walla, Walla's champion Hluc
Mountain league baseball team
hero yesterday in un exhibition
game prior to the opening ga mo
ot" the .season next Sunday.
Three circuit clouts were made,
one each by Taylor and Clark,
i'endletonians, und one by Ward,
of the lJeurs.
Rcore n. II. K.
Pendleton 7 11 4
Walla Walla F 8 4
patterics; MoOuriiglH and llar
gctt; Parris and Kypcynski.
Vou Will 1'iml I lie Sniito
PRICES
Anil The Same
QUALITY
or
u:itcH.nisi:
A on tho Opening Iay
MaUe this your shopping
headttuarters. We appreciate
your iiatronage.
The New York
Store
Formerly Seranton & Short
Location.
WATCH OI'H HAILV
I'Olt IIAItGAINS
LEGION LAUNCHES
DRIVE IN STATE
(Continued rrom Pa KjJ2d
wrtat a gratef.il country has done
for his welfare The legion has
been curing for the.-e men hut now
needs a fund to insure per.iianeiice.
Orphan Problem
"White America lias been en
orutisly Milling the orphans of oilier
eoiinlih-H the jicoide have not been
tedd that we have an orphan prob
lem of our own. Today, ueeord-
ing to veteran;.' bureau ligiins,
1 1 lu re are :to,(ini oi ihaiiM of fnllm
j veterans inlhiM 4'ountry. hive
I hoiisalid , of' lili.tfe lielpie.ss ciiil-
,r n need some rare and htindreils
of them an desperate, emergency
cases whom we must aid al once.
Jiy helping iliein- now, we Have
them from being punished because
their f.ilhei-M died in country's
.service.
"It becomen the duty of ivrrv
resident of the .stale of i ire got. lo
aid in Ibis great work. The gov
ernment has neliher the machinery
nor (lie method of dealing with or
phans and lias no way lo coutart
vet rans. The American Legion
hecnttiiM the agency to carry on
tlie work and is raising the en.
ilownieiil fund to in.su re its perma
nent ront iniKi nei nmb r ade.j n: t e
We Go Out of Our Way lo Serve
lIOMB-r.ROWN KIirilARH
10c a round
THE CITY GROCERY
Inst n'k of Oarr's on fur Street
PHONE MAIN 67S RAY I1AUM I- ItI.E DtLIVEBY
ACME PAINT
covers moro surface, and really costs less.
Paint for every Burfaco
Paint for Every Purpose.
Furniture Exchange
Fir and Jefferson Phone 474-J
WE BUY, SELL Oil TRADE
Fill
(j Io LVIVVII 11111.011 Llllll V
wrr7,"J Buy Them Where Vou Sec This Siini
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St.
Exide Batteries
snto.Miii iK.
8. A M. Fnotlfglits
Packard Vlic all pfcs
(nrratnr & Starter Itriish(v)
Light ;iolcs alt bi.cs
Join:p Sockets
dcnuliifi Hemy and Oelco
lolN, Points, etc.
FRED T.
(TV V
if
pi vt
fLooks Count''
it's true of both men
and of homes.
Yes. Jim was prosperlnir! And thereby hanes a
tale. Jim -was a ran -ul dresser. It won r-,nt pro
motion. "Looks count," he smiled to his good
wife; "and If it wins for men, it's Ka, for homes,
toei." So Ihe old home w.i.s pajnte-1.
Use J
It's "good for homes" because
b ud. ?inr and Ifns. . d oil paint,
thut appenrance 'th;j( count'" ,1
1 tut Ht givi
increased b
s thc
snrfa'i
..'usty in
pp.
i l:
Pa i NT
Ash Bros.
finance.
Ki llcs mi Oregon.
"1 am Kiire that Oregon will gen
en.iily .-.upp'Ji'l ll'i gl-'-ul cause.
We di'l our .slime ill the World
War. and I I; now we will do our
.,hai e or it.-: c-nii'tjiii nces. f
have i -yi i v rea.son to iitipe we shall
i'ciiil our iiiota.".
ll w.s pl:iiiie. that a commit
!( will iniiiieiliiit. ly be 1 1 lipoid t-
i, coniWiS"d of jMi'iiiiiieiit citi,-ns
in Itic Ml.tle. Tiii coinmill'e will
be para I h !ed in Mnalb-r coiiimun-itlt;-',.
mi it'at every p r.son will have
ojHiortiitiity i ui'iiv in and con-
llileil' to thi ' el i : 1 1 p;i'I'Ip.
Every Socket Willi
I'hone 393-W
( Atcm ui;roi:s
Itlaxoii llo. 'u9
stop l.i:r!i!-,
Kobeit itoscli and ( bampton
Spark Plugs
Copper Tubing
(.arbilel Si. libbers
BURGESS
1I0H Jrffrrwni Art.
: if Yi . 'i-
'
& I) Paint
it's n pure white
'.i'e your home
i1'.- H I'aint's htgil
d' prott'i-tinn and
ye
A .1 ,
Hook',
Sehemo
for yo-i.
is her.
L
D. NOAH
fl n in
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