Wednesday; Mn.v 0; W2;
PAGE WO-
THE UK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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p,i a.
i Aditoriah
It May Interest You
To Know
ThHt
Ki iit an n.NeCiil uji Oi y
arc d Tiiratlv mo the
pockets I hut uppt iir on
til aleeie of coutrt us
well mb dr eai tor I aK.
for oiu- rn wry conven
iently luc k a Kuy han I
kerehlef to rin chle to
the costume.
Thnt
Modernistic prints, Moral
duslna and cnnvcntionnl
pultcrna flu evrryvvhei e.
Thf flowered rhtfion dr
which aoiiH'tltni'H luiN a
' hut trimmed or rovt-red
with the name ninhiiui,
. M HCen Id till tilt lalt'.sl
attowlnf lor Hummer.
Tim silk ensemble is win
ning1 much favor for Horn
mor wear thy are de
cidedly fooler ami quitt fs
mart. We, have tlirui (tt
That
W hope t!m ladles were,
not disappointed In their
inolion picture sheik Mi,
l.loy.l preiientcd to (hen
Tutiduf anrf who Is now
at Wallowa Luke. W
noted ulan Unit a iiiuuIm i
ot our local boys put on
their Sunday clothe and
won th( lr bent smile for
thf lady visitors.
That
Nust fluiulay MoIIk-i-'h
Day. llav you written
tluit Utter home ;
KRXK.ST V ATKINS,
Maiingcr,
Lovely Fabrics for Summer
Sewing
Moderate Pricing That
Will Appeal to the
Thrifty Women
There is nothing difficult about making
your own Summer Frock. The mater
ials come in such popular plain colors
and attractive, prints that very little
trimming or fanciness is needed.
You will find all the newest Summer
styles on display at our Pattern Counter
and with the aid of our Belrobo Dress
making Guide included with each De
signer pattern, your work will lie very
easy.
tk&teit r & fa? n
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All Pattern Hats Reduced
In Price
We have a good assortment of stylish Pattern Hats
and this reduction in price will allow you to get
that hat for each costume at a saving.
Our displays include all the new Sum
mer fabrics such as Broadcloths, Im
ported Voiles, Tissue Ginghams and
Fancy Crepes, or if it is Silk you prefer
we have the new prints and' floral de
signs as well as plain colors.
The materials are moderately priced
and you will be surprised at how little
your summer wardrobe will cost.
"A flood Place
To Trade"
Hills Dept. Store
"A Good Place
To Trade"
davH In Jnll by JiimI In of the
Peace i:iutf for trtvliiff mooiuthliu
liquor to two Udell hlKh Bohool
hoy.-. Kif.i lt-k and lieibert Kwlck.
oi fleers found u each of two sal
Ion Juhh of I he producl -which
test I'd 7o ptT c nt ulc ohol. Thw boys
wm-; maiht o lit that' phyMlcluna
had to be called.
ri:.vmr!twi:i;nTs to mi:ki'
NKW VOHIC (Al') -iiab"'"
Huth. I'hiladt-lphia tw-naatlonal
rfathruIht, hit i,nid a con
tract to m-t Itabe Ht'rnian of
N't-w York tn u round matrh at
th QticMisboro A. June 29.
Uuth hu win ull of his liwt sa
Htnrtn.
doys
I.KONAItl) T AC1AIX
NKW YOHK (Al'J Uiniiy l.io.
nr.l h.'m slirillti. 'l llHi-llllon (O
ri-.-riK-r lh.- rint; May 17. hut only
..... r.n ..vhlhiuun. I in. n uri ti
liKhf.vi ib'IH cliainpion Iiu ronscnt
i'ci tu hox ut u hi'iH'fll of On- JfW
IkIi thcalikal KiilW or Aiin-ricu I"
N't-w York on Unit flute.
Cool j
I Straws 'i
I II I if r rn run
mm tHU
AVix thikf is aiuu:sti:
nOBRlU'RO, Oro Myron Han
Kley, bit Joe lloaluy, oko1 17, an
r;cpi from the reform iv'ory at
'hrhalla, WBih.. ta In Id r.. for
tb theft of an automobtio from
ank H, Thompson, a snbotnan.
The machine vai wreck'-' wbt-n
H plunged, off the hifibwny Into
about ID fpet of water near Myrtln
rreek, while driven at htKh speed,
Jlanslny was only wlltihlly injured.
ulthouKh he went down with the
automobile und had to ftght hlH
way out anil awim ashore. He haa
confeafiei!.
H b n pec ted to be turned over
to Ui JuvcntU uutborillea In
AVfliMntrton.
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WE SPECIAUZE
ON
Generator
Starting
Ignition
All Electrical Repairs
To Yow Car
Guarantied
SerTlee
Fall Line of
Service Parta
Battery Electric
Service
13U Wash. 51-753
NKW YOltK (.A!1) Thf
YnnU.M.i fin;ill. n.Ii..l th.'lr l..s
iHK Mtrrak Willi ll hail strftcllfd to
lllo rt ra iki t kiiini's v.'ki n Pi-nnrti'k
, litchc.l thm to uu s to 4 victory
. ovt-p tho I'tilUia. H.hU AthlPtlm.
! It. 11. K.
j rlillailflpliia 4 1
i.SVw York K 12 1
) HuttirtiK: t;n.. .Amlrvwa.
Stoki n uikI forhiaiu-; IVunot-k uud
t)'.. lll, SohaliK.
Rockne Grid
Methods Are
To Be Shown
VlrffU Earle. director of ath
letics. Dick Smi'h. football coach
and Jack lb-m-fiH. graduate
mnnngt-r of atbb-ttcs, all of I'nl
veraity of Oregon, will urrive
h"re Thursdiiy brltiKlntf with
thi'in several rei-ls of nuition pic
tures iMustratiriK the Notn I'mine
style of play.
Tb'-se itlcturfR show Krapht
rally tlie methods usd by Knute
liocknt!. famous South H. nl
roaeh In turiimp out his winning
tennis. The pbtuns Will be
shown at five o'clock Thursday
afternoon at the Arcade Iheater.
IMck Smith, hii!iH.lf a discipline
of liockne, will explain the pic
tures during the showing-.
The nun will bave (or Hakr
Friday but ore ipct.d to re
turn here for the Knstern Ore
gon Traek meet Saturday.
SEATTLE INS
FROM BEAVERS
PACIFIC COAST M'AC.r
Clubs W. I..
San Francisco 5o 6
salt Uik,f ( 17 10
I. os AiiKelfs 17 1!
Seattle 14 13
Sacramento 12 1(J
Portland Hi li
Oaklund u 1i
Vernon .. 8 2
Pet.
.76S
.630
.5St
.619
.4 28
.4mi
VANDAL X1NE HKPr'AlN
t'MvnisiTY of oitr;o
Vernon-Siin hYancLsco: Vernon
traveling, game postponed.
Sacramento 4, Salt Lake 2
SAl'KAMKNTO AP It. If.
Salt ltke 2 7
Sacramento 4 8 u
Paiterlea; Slewarj und Peters;
Slulb-nbacU and Shea.
Sf'Attlf
PORTLAND AP
SeaUle
Portland
Patterlea: Sutherland,
Plummer and lialdwin:
Hasty, garrison and Tobln.
Al TO I HITCH, 1 KILLMO
ARLINGTON", Ore. A. .M. Wea-
therfurd of Oayton, Wash., was In- !
stanily killed In an automobile no- I
cident four miles south of here.
The heavy automobile b-ft the road
due to ii lockt-d wheel. J. W. Jesse
of Dayton was injured slightly.
In the automobile besbb-s Mr.
Weaihcrford, weie. his wife. Mr.
und Mrs. J, W. Jf:w of Dayton and
Mrs. r.urla NWfn'r,r6iT5,Cot tux. They
wre on their wuy to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Weatherfords .son.
Arthur Weuthcrford of fikkalo.
ANFNT THF. TV'ttKHS
One tif the real UisapxtlittiiM'nt
of tlui early tmseball sasm has
been the Detroit club. The Ters
iiaM beiii etltug whipped Jn a
ii mM euiiteiit initiuier. Other
He.-iern teams have Ik'ii iiinu ibe
ddilt nutili for a regular diNtrmai.
Hefnyi the opi'iiliiR: of thu chase
Di-ll-nit w:im pieked as one of Hie
outKtiiniJJnj.; favorits in the Ameri
ca n It n'Uf. It .stack id up ua a
' touKb team to beat. It appeared
well tiiriiiied in pnicticully all de
part nn ills of play.
Put the Tygera, thus far, have
found tin- going evtremely rough.
At Hi in writing tiny have taken six
straight whippings. And have won
I only three nits in i;i starts.
1 In I'C'u, under Jennings, lietroit
lost it.s firl 13 games. It was with
out h doubt the nit j.st disusl rons be
K Diitit: a a major ItajfiiP etub ever
expei it i.eed. It put I he Tygera si
for beli it i. i that they never did
catch up.
This season the flub linsn't got
off tit a hum ',i better stari, though
It had been dnjH'd to get away in
g (KmI shape.
H.VTTINfJ IS WEAK
One reason for the poor showing
of tin Tugers has been a weakness
at the plate. The team hasn't
been hitting: At least, not in the
manner it is capable of doing
Fielding also baa been a bit off
edge. Not so many miscueH have
been made. Hut errors have crop
ped out just at critical moments,
runs resulting.
Jn the main the team has been
getting some good pitching. George
Dauss and Pip Collins, especially,
have displayed a bit of real hurling.
In om game Philss had the White
Sox blanked for eight frames, only
to lose out in the ninth. 1 to 0.
Many games have been dropped
by close scores, which show the I
team busn't been .o , badly out
classed, tuber frays haw been lost t
when they looked in the hajf. This
was especially true of Monday's I
brush with the Browns, where the!
Tgers went into the ninth leading :
S lo only to have sisler'a team j
chase over seven counters and grab :
the game. ( '.
Willi Ty Cobb bnk In tfie game, I
tfie Tygers should tlo iHMier, how
-or.. And it would not be surprls- ;
ing lu wx1. thejn sUlkc a nyd,win-
iiiug gait shortly. They have the
siotf lo do it with. I
TI HHIK ih:ats im nhfi:
NKW VoltK (AP Sid Terris.
New Vork lightweight. -outpointed
Johnny Dundee, former feather
weight champion, Tuesday night in
a J2-round bout, Ihe last boxing
contest In old Madison Square
CJard'-n.
OliD.OV AliS Pi:T IDAHO
mitVALLJS. ore. (AT) The
Oregon Aggh'S bas.-bail team ben
Tuesday defeated the ( Ilk e isil.y or
Idaho. X lo 2. It- ":-
Idaho - 4 :
Aggis .. H 12 :i
' batteries: Kriekson and 1 lower
ton; 'IVhh and Faurie.
Every tfood shape, style,
weave and color stop,
ping in for one of these
Cool Straws is the first
.step towards keeping
coo!.
ASH BROTHERS
No man is wort bless, but some
are worth less than others.
Prince a-n't Particular Mow
Large Map Showed UK ( ouutry
PFIil.lN (AP Ail aniUHilig
slorv is told Iim by a publisher ul
giograpblcal -maps. A Mongol inn
prince recently visited Berlin to
place an order for maps of bifi
country. The publisher was glad
lo get thi order, but told lb.- pnne
that the latest maps be b.u! wen
published before (be waK
"I must confess," said ibe pnb-
liat.f "I linf 1 ilnn't klliili' t tie ex
act boundaries of your country at
present. Haven't you some mate
rial that will tell' me how to draw
the boundary lines?"
US . S!rtTOrrWWrrr.Ti-rni,-1
" "A K II MVhE mtf 9.-
' a fc
OfM-nlng Sal unlay Niglit
DANCE ! ! !
KAtil.KS' HAl.r.
Auspices of lOaiil'-a' l.O'ltt-
Minsk' liy II"' 6-IMii'i'
Oregon
Ramblers
Ailinlloit "Sf
HAVE A CARPENTER DO
YOUR PLUMBING
RIDICULOUS! you ay. Yet that it
what hundreds of people do every
Jay when they engage the services of
jther than a trained RECTAL SPE
CIALIST to cure their Piles. No wonder
they receive no benefit and continue to
lutfer.and condemn the doctor fur their
:ime and muney wasted,
vly years of training and experience
Tearing RECTAL and COLON ail
nents alone enables me to give a written
lite- unn UUArsAN 1 tt
that I will cure your Piles
or REFUND YOUR FEE.
Write today (or m j FREE BOOK
DEAN. M D.Inc
ULl. luiiu urricts.
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hi-iivy IiittiiiK. tin I'lllv-THlty of
l.luho lifi';iiiil II.. I niv.rsilv of
Or.'ton ill l..is. Imll ln r. Momluv. 10 !
lo 7. ll wits OrrKmr.s rli-sl Rnme !
In tlif roa.st roiiri r.-n.',.. Krom thf
fifth Iiiiiiiib ihp Vaiitl.Un wt-rc ncv
fr ht-adt'tl. It. II. K.
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Oi't-son , I l) j
IlnneHts: rn itli un.l Howcrlon;
Williams. Urooks anj llllst..
Tollt't int n I.'
In Onuiliit h t.
a man unu iltf
lusiuraiu'c.
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ihuiK' r.ius life,
itiit.l lo arrt'st
soM him nome
Hurdle Victor
Ixw AllKflifl
i tiiklantl
Hattt-rif.i: rranilall,
Knmsay and S&n-tlrrK;
lunoy aiul Hither.
Two Games Lined in
Sand Lot League
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; Unu.KHn
lfiflii
Halt. Tit s: (it HIh h tin. I Tnvl.ir.
HjriHJ. Siv.u,, K;mi. un.l ('N.ii.
t'in. nip..,t.i at rtMt .iira, pi.tpont',
coi. I
HI. I.oniit ut riUMuir-t, ruin.
SPOUTS TOPAY ... ...
S 11AY
Antrmnti Ikuo
ivtroti at st. Umiih.
('Iiujiko t tM.-vj-iHnJ.
ltoslon t Wft-HliltiKlon.
Plill.'ul.'lrhl!! at N-w York,
NAllitnal lri'Ajiuo
lirnokhn ul Haston. .
Si v York t Pliilaili'lpbia.
St Ujni-n at Pitt.Hlttux.
L'li.inmutt at t.'htr.iKu.
Pit-irh 'iMi.st 1-sKjxhc
J ok AnK' if5 ut Oakland,
.ili Ijike Rl .Sa-'ramculo,
t'.mio ut purtlatid.
l
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jcovfrtnic appro
jarrt-H. It Is I his
'j hi this nunilisT
1 ' sr.
Inlrostu. ing Ixsrxl lluichlpy. Knjllsh
nobhtnun. ho won thts 40o nipler
hurtlle rvfni ,( ,h(, Vn) nUy
n"" "" " lrI Hurshlpv do
tessuil st.n.r f Anifiu-a, brs( Um.
hssr loism to l.tkp down flmt pfc,..
He wks unablr ui row mth AmorK
can l.4ovfr thr nhtirtta-dManc.,
howrirr, K-ior shut out in the r'r.
hlh rrn.r. II, , ,n, (,rM
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Kr:l: orBuyallome J; Ig
I insist on il tell
ihecKSeal i m
X Electrical Wiring y H
JJ
j "Check Seal"
i APPLIANCES M
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EASTERN OREfiOX 1
LIGHT & POWER CO.
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1925 Star
Coach
4i
The- Hl-Jackeri. & local t?am of
the Sand I-ot laffe, will play the
O-W. shop team, probably Thurs
day evfnlnn. at the hiph flohool
irronndft and Friday will tanirle
with the Nullonal Guard nine. Th
lll-Jackem have won rive starts.
The team Is coinpaatd of Hob
Garlty. catcher and captain; Mike
i'arroll. (lw-n McNown and Hoy
WllUania, pitchers; Owu Prlc
ahort.'top; Slater WhUtdon, first
base. ninntiK'-r; Ntyil Corliran, sec-
jond ba.t'; park Taylor, third baa;
Alfn-d Hne. b it field; Kukmi Mvt
calf, center field; Fiank Black.
riKht field; Kfrld Gedib a. IVa Ged
de. l.e0 .MrCorkle. Porter Webb
and Shirley Price, utility.
rnglAml lt')lajitini Trrc
LONDON AP) In an effort to
make good the depletion of Knff-
hfh for'!it tlurlnr th war. the
'forestry t'oniitiiwUin of the jrov- .
jfrnmeiit this year has plniited nioro
more than 5d.tHtfl.non younjc tree)
approxtniatt-iy 1 H.out.t
Intention to don- ;
of plantinif nest
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Before You Buy Any Car
AskYourself This; Question
What am I going to get for my money?
Hereishowthe i925Staranswersyourqucry:
C 1. Any man who will spend jo minutes
J behind the wheel of the 1 92 5 Star Car will
get a new conception of real automotive value.
52. Go over this 1925 Star mechanically-"
compare it part for part with any other
car near its cost, va You will see quickly why
the Star stands up in day-in-day-out service.
53. Check these value features which you
can get only on the Star Car.
54. Estimate how little the 1925 Star Car
costs, va Beginning with the purchase price
-"in mechanical upkeep-and in gas and oil
economy, vs The answer is value-far in excess
of any car in its price class. v You cannot buy
any car to compare with the 1925 Star, as It is
the greatest automobile buy in the world'
7omtetitors may
adopt these high
class features in the
future-the 1925 Star
Car has them nou
tfiut' tihy u suy:
"Tomorrow's Car
Today."
Million Dollar Motor
Four-Whtel Brakes
Force FeeJ Lubrication
Tubular Backbone
One-Piece Windshicl J
New and Improve J
Entrance Facilities
FcdUen Radiator
Fisk Full Balloon Tires
Dry Disc Clutch
Alcmite Lubrication
Fill Every Socket With
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
Buy Them Where You See This Sign
H. & S. ELECTRIC
107 Depot St. I'hone 393-W
A Star dealer near you has the car. v Make the test for yoursclf-Now!
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La Grande, Ore.
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IgHE GREATEST VALUE BUY IN THE WORLD
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