La Grande evening observer., May 12, 1925, Image 2

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. . THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday. May 12, 11)25.
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A FROCK
Of Heal Ilcauty will give you confidence and charm.
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TliADE"
The Making of a Home Run
IfiPfllVT MEWS ..':;:-
II kA A-JBL. A X V JL M k I " ,,Si . .
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finHHS BLANKS SOX -;v-z--:--
A'if
I.AItl. NAMin
Ailil iVirl Munli? lo (hi- list or
comeback.
Ilfttlly Injnrvi In a spill about
Huhi mourns nun It whs nvdtctt-i.
Hint Amt'iiia'H premier JiKkcj
would iici-r rllc iitfnlii.
It was fear-d that Hunde's poor
physleul condition n u nault of the
accident wuiihl prove ti serious
hondhan. It wiin ulso believed
that h would lads some of t lit j
-mmiK! that nlwas featured Jils
wurlt.
Apparently Hnnde Is fit phvslcal
ly unit )um lost none of bin old time
hit vi. In his flr.-t three Atari-; in
juit over an iiianv wIhiuih.
1 1 In ht-Ht hit of work n far -wan
wilinlliff the J I x 1 1 liandlrup un
Hnrarnn, from a K"d rl'ld. Naraxi-n
proved he cuuM rarry the wiht.
l-'t'W Jnrk'-yB aii tin1 ftai of
Hnndp In ratliij; pare. That n wli'-ic
had the i-iiK'.
AMi:itl( AN I'l.MU i;
C)uh W. I Pet,
Philadelphia 15 t .7 60
WanhliiKton - H t .Bft7
'levelitnd 1 2 H .(IK1
'M('iiK(i 14 HI .r.ict
St. Loiiln I 1 14 .44n
New Vorll 7 ,111 .arid
lioHiuii 7 M . 3 :i
l roll K 17 .320
.nafi'io.nai i,i;a;i I-;
C?litt W. U. Pet.
.WW York 13 .674
rhleuKO 10 B .r.2H
rlnnlnnall 10 9 .B2
Iirookln U 10 .&24
I'hiliidi'lphla 10 1 1 .470
H ok! on 9 1 1 ,4Mt
Ht. LoiiiH K i I .422
Ihe lmll? Iwk at flio itmplrr'H eyes. 'IIh cnli-liei-'s ryei. Ami the
tlutl llu hall Is tiding litj,'li over tin femi' for n lionie rmt. Sti-aiim
Mhi'ii-'s
cay to Mi'
Milter Ik Ti-fly OD.miI, or tin Sail Lake llii. who railed ny a pdela i- in Ha
Mi-nit ileslliiiil to k haek to them mimic day us a lieaiy-hillinii onl Ih liler.
one In n kuiim between the Hees nud KtlM at Sail I 'rniiel-co.
haiier's tys. It's
lo Ml j. Hie hicky
hit? leanev, tall n lid
'I he hotne-nifi uhme
GOLFERS HERE
NEXT SUNDAY;
AiiKtralia's Luni!)er
Iiuluslry Is Hard Hit
I'ltLshurg
t'UM'Ado (Al) The veteran,
Wiilu r .(ohiiHon. Im IiI 'hletiRO Jo
rtvf lilts Morula v while VViiHhtnR
titii liiineh'd lt.H hiln and hut out
Ihe loeulK If to 0. It wiiH JohliRoirH
loHth Bliut-oiit of hit major huKnc
career of IK yearn. Hy ratinftiK
four men he ran hi l rlke-out
riM'ord tor IiIh teim In the major
to H2'.2. Johnrtoil plleheit a KT'-ut
t'ntiw, only two t'hleatcouiiH
jtliiK: a far hh h i-imkI I:ihi- ami none
In till pmlmhlllty He era I prom I
neiit ttirrinen who had an option
oil Ktunle'H M'nli'i'N and paM'tl It
nil or mighty Niirry.
iheyond Hiat Htatlon. it. II. K.
HKiHT iHfPK jWimhliiKlon 8 13 0
Tlut Uonton lted Hox ntlll have .t'lileuKo .. 0 5 2
Outfielder Uob Vt-aeh on thn puyj Hutterhii: johnnoti und Hurl:
roll, also a recruit outfielder hy tho j Itlankennhlp, t'vpntfon, .Maiifrurn
mirae of Vtichp. and ('rouse, UlHrhoff,
i am making tlil.n Btatemenl to
pet at rent Hip bolh'f utnotiK tunny i BT. TM'1H (AP) Six home
of t ho fanii that the tie wBrm pern .' run and 1 ft bune on halls fea
nrn ponntuntly nilnspolltntf Veurh'H , Hired a wild ituw here Monday in
name. . t whlnh Un? lltowna defeated the
, I Vunkeen. It. J . K.
A ri'turn K'Jlf tournann-nt be
tween the Im ( Irande and Haki-r
eotintry club wltl he held h'Te
Hunda v. A letter from I )r. Itov
II -Sh ('ntc, eh.'ilrutan jf the liiiirininn'nt
com mitt) i of t he liaki r 'ountry
club was r-e-lv , ht re ycsti'iday
HiatltiK I hut l.ri mm will he here
next Sunday.
The l;a (Jrande t-ani liaM not
been si-lecli d y t. Th maleli will
be rondueti'd on tin point HVHtem.
Play will tart at it o'clock Sunday
morulnff-
POIiTLAND (Special). That
the Iniiihi-r industry of A iinI t :i I li
In In a serious eondlt Ion, with
1 hoiifliinds of lumber workers un-
iiiployi'd and l"ss than half tin
iH iumiiiH opi-niurur, ih i ne umruiui
ItritltV TIlAC'li SLOI'I'Y
I.OI ISri,I,i:, Ky. (AP) --lirrhy
w k w.'i.-i n;;ln rt d in v ith v-t
wcalh'r a:id a lopt.y track at
I'hllrrliill llowilH. V.li'ic till- $fi.-
imiii lace will be run l'-r Hh filty
lit:tt lime ii' i S-tturdav. A laix
crowd wall lu d th- workouts Sunday.
During' ono week I Inn! ut leaHt
a Beort; of ltuiulrlea on UiIb point.
While the faiia muw the nanm of
Vurho dally In (he lted Hox lineup
li majority of them believed U was
tob Vrurh und that the orrtelal
neorrr had muroly Jumbled the
KpclllnR.
The Nnmn U'ttern nrn ned in
New York 10 12 3
Ht. I,oiiIh lit 17 1
Uultorli'N: .l-'erKiiNon, Jones,
Hhawkey. I,. II. Jolmmin, Itciill,
lloyt and O'Neill. HchaiiK;- Dim
forth, Crali-d, lhiHh and Heverold.
mm
DKTHOIT (AP) It. H. K,
BoBton ...'.. 7 13 I
Detroit 4 11 1
Jluttericf); gulnn und Pleinlch;
Cole, lloltowuy. JohtiHon und JJuh-Bler.
Cl.KVICI.AXD (AP) U. If. K.
I'hllailelphla ... 2 8 1
Cleveland 1 7 0
lliitterles: HarrlhH atnl Corhraiif
Hhuutn und M.vutt.
received at 41. 1 1- I ' " . '
e from a prouitie nl j " l'nm-i-s Wi-lni Haiti
or Melbourne. who) Kl'lJKXK. Ore. - A In-avy rain
, pile, a of comp. titive i Kl:'l.ie,,(., Hie ,ear of Kane
I utihcr as the rhh-f !""! farine,. The rain on-
A,)H Unue.j hir si-vi ral hour:; and aain
i le-Kau to tall laic in tte Mternoon.
I'l'he Kiound liad le cmne very dry
'and erups needed the molMure.
'I he pr-('ijil.it ion Minonnted to .4"
of an inch. AH .h pi inc-Ki.wn Brain
II.
COTTRKLL AM)
SACCO FICHT TO
DRAW LAST NIGHT
VOHTIiAND, On. (By thr As
BOeintitl rfss) .Jimmy CottrHI,
HiMikniiii welterweight, foiiKht a
10-round draw lost nlic'it with
.lliiiinp snii-n, of Boston.
;a.mi:s today
Anierhaii ,ihuim
New York at Chicago.
WashlriKlou ut St. I.oiiIm.
1'hiladeiphiit ut la-troll.
HoHton ut Clevdand.
National Lent; in
ChlniKo at HoMion.
CTnrtnnuti ut Urooklyn.
Ht. I.ouls at New York.
MitHluiiK ut I'lilludelphla.
raciric C'otist I,en(f"
Hoattle nt Vernon.
Portland at Oakland.
Hun Krunetfu-o at Sacramento.
Loa AnKt'lca at Halt J.ulte,
Confidence
yHE largcst-selling
tire made In any
Pacific Coast owned
factory Is the C-TC
Today the larRest-selling
tire, a yeur ago C-T-C
was "'n its way up"!
Two . i ago It was a
babe in the indutttry.
Three years ago, an idea.
Four year ago an ideal!
Yet it has taken tufnty
fwe years' tire-building ex
perience to build C-T-C 1.
, Behind GT-C itaiuU ifff
of ciininccr nhuw cK-rlcni
ta Akrun factorli'd rum back
more lliun a quarter century J
7"Ko know Ural
When you need new rlren, 1
let ui ihow you what the C-T-C
can do. Or, better itill, call In
now and net acquainted with
thli tire that hai "mailr kchhI"
quickly because of reniarkablo
mileage records.
I
' "Qualtly wilt never be
aocriw.-cd Ui meet a fiWce
' Prnldent
Columbia Tire Corporation
PLAYLE OIL CO.
Built-byhand
m
NATIONAI, MlAtil I.
CIIICAOO (AP) ChlniKo nt
Uonton, pOHtponed, ruin unit wet
gi on mis.
Pitt Bb nrjf ut Phllndelphla, pont
poned; ruin. Two game toduy.
No oilier Kumeri Bcheduled.
iu;i.AY iti:coiiii mtoKi;
PAIl A I -TO, Cul. (AP) Tlir
world'H InterscholaMtle record for a
four miin huir-iuiie relay race wub
bettered by u team rroui Manual
Arts hlrrh school in lo AnK''te.s.
runiiltiK In (hit California Inter
HchotuBtlr federation meet In Stan
ford Btudlum KattiDhiy. The tlmp
wan I minute, 30.5 BerondB, one
tenth or a necond runter than the
record.
bUKDS
TleBT'Dutv Pawenger - Full TUUooa
fccnii-BnIIoon I le vy-Duty Cotna rniU
J A C-T? Tub nJdj miwjr
to alrnoii any cain4
BpelMtiK Veioii 0 b Vuehe. inci
dentally. It Ih not uniiBual for the
printer Bet thin' up 1 he box wore
to tfet n letter In Dip wroiifc place.
Hucli u mlBlake Hoiuetltne.i Blips by
the proof reader.
Vuche In a hie liunky rlKht-lmnd-,
hetler thn n lx feet und welKh-
Iiik about iso. He Ih very rnt for
hi. bixi and, wel(lit. He takes a
healthy hwIiik at u ball that would
Hhnme Ha tit' Knth'H bent.
In other words he ran hit.
Vat he lu nppcni nmi' N n tlouhle
for (ho Into Trunk Minuet, t'ikpt
(hut In Is built iilmiK IniKcr line.
He'M mitkiiifc kihmI.
PINCH PITCIlllU
"Venn HivKK Hhould he a whiile
of a relief pitcher for lift." remark
ed Manager Hiunley MarrlH to me
durliiK the prtiiK trnlutur hli.
"He imC 1 1 1 hn.'i plenty of Ntiilf. aul
If til von t he proper re-d and ban
hl spots picked, Hhould he a Rtvnt
help to my club."
OriKtr haa on thtf or four occa
bIohh ahendy proved tht wisdom of
Han-is' Judgment.
Hln wink un n pinch plielier ha.i
been almost perfect. Hceenity, went
illlo u Kit Die UKailtNt Ihe vVUlleticM
with the husett Hllcd and only one
out. he tunned Welch and Simmons
two powerful riKht-hnuded Miter.
His relief pitching ttawd the
inline.
Trhi yt'nrn Hirti, nuK nai the
Ih'M Mulhiaiv tit the American
leiune. He rnnkml cliw' lo iw
Ureal ItnlM' ildid bi hl tcst.
PA( ii ic coast i,i:A(.cr:
Club.s W. I4
Han Krunelsro 23 I)
Halt l,nke so 13
Henitlf 17 Dl
Lob Aimt'leH is 17
Oakland lr 17
Kaeruinento ..15 ill
1'ortlund '. ..13 IS
Vernon 11 23
Pet.
.719
.515
,M4
.4iiy
.44 t
.4 l'J
.31!4
inl 01 mation
iti;n : ih hi
lumbeniian rivi'S tie- lo
weat coa.it
reason lor the Inafthtfy of
tralhiu I u m b e r iiiiinufactin in?;
plantH.
"At the present momint t lie
Australian timber Industry Is In a
l.-tt.-r to th.. 41. rr -i-hN is!"uw i-"'- ' ' '
due to the fad that your (west
coa.st) timbers and Itallio HmbeiH
are be I di,' Hold here at prlci h that
hhiiII in 1 hem ben u.sed for
piirposeu whicii liilherto oir nai
Ive limb'-iM were put to. Our
native timbers lu many rasen are
nrknowledffed to be Hlltiei ior t.)
our tlmbei-H for vuiIoum rlasses
of work, hut price lias proved the
decidlnK factor In allowing Im
ported woods to oust iir In our
(vn marketH.
"Toilay t housnnda of Australian
llmbf-r employes are out of work.
11 nd t he only possible cltflnce the
hdtiidry ha of meeting the fierr
foreign competition. Is Lo
11 fair mefiHire of protection
Tafouanla, roie of onr largest
her prodnclnjf states, no less than
Ht() out of mills are now
closed down and many of I hose
n o w running n re w o r 1( i n (f on I v
part time."
Tho letter Indicates ,thut action
for a strong proleci ive (arli'f will
he taken by Australian sawmllllng
OhSoctaHons. y
Chcrriaii. lo I'eli ojirians
SA LK M . n e. Hoyal Kosanans
j of Portland w ill be m-.slH of the
Salem 'h'-rria iik a' u dinner to he
held here. Al this dinner the Sa-l-'in
I'lierrlans will receive a formal
invitation to alten, the annual rose
fctitivjl to be held in Portland lu
June.
Hard Working Farmers
Find Time for Daily 12
HAN ntANClSCO (AP) Tho dl
etor of n radio hroadeasting sta
tion here aay maiiv Ca I i Torn in
farmers are going thmuh their
dntlv dozen with the aid of the
radio.
.Promptly at 7 nVlnrlt every
morning n. physlrai culture expert
hroadrnsts direeipms for setiing-up
exerelsi'S. and there Is n piano lie
compnnlrnent. ' hole families
sometimes appear to attend In Ihe
hoinen I he clans In
on.
HAVE A CARPENTER DO
YOUR PLUMBING
RIDICULOUS, you say. Yet that U
what hundreds of" people do every
iay when they engage rhe services of
other than a trained RECTAL SPE
CIALIST tocurctheirPiles. Nowonder
Ihey receive no benefit and continue to
luttcr, and condemn the doctor for their
lime and money wasted,
vly years of training and experience
Tenting RECTAL and COLON ail
nents alone enables me to give a written
life-Ion UUARAN 1 tb
that 1 will cure your Piles
or REFUND YOUR FEE.
Write today for my FREE BOOK
MONMOITH M;VS
MONMoCTlL (Sp-clal) The
Juniors of the Oregon Normal
niwu.u. .,i.-.r annual .ouy " 1 1rl Vacv or t heir
festival on May i. The ceb-bra- M ,. rc,nt,t
I Ion Kill hie, I w Ih il liri ;ik fust nt
the campus, after which there wu.il Tn" 0,,,v '' rflon
a tug of war between the voung j rHvfld '' t,,r broadcast director
men f th., hinhir .n.i h.-mWh- i'ii from some farmers, who nRk-
elasses. Next was the crowning of
the May oiieen, the maypole dance
iiml nltier ih.tw.t rh.. i.xi .r ,liiu I'rcises neiore milKlltg Hie row
put on a paKeuut
dred people witllesset
gram. '1 he festival
the m w tennis eouil.s.
Several hull'
d th' pro
was held on
AMi:iticA iu;ais i.i ioi.w
COJ.OONK, (efrinany (AP)
Jack Taylor, of Omaha. Neh,, a
light heavyweight, Sunday gained
t he decision in the Intermit tonal
boxing matches here over the (ler
nuin. Max SchiuelllK. lie won on
points hi to rounds.
(i nt man to mi:i:t r. s. stahs
HKltl.lN (AP)- Hubert llouhcn.
(lermanv'H crack runner, will run
here June against the American
Hack nlars,,t 'hai b s Paddock and
l.oii'n Mnreiis.in.
eil for nn earlier hour for their
dally dozen. Thev wanted their ex
ercises before milking th
Hut slncr the farmers are In thr
minorit v and thr city radio fans
ronshler 7 it. m- early enough, Ihe
hour Is unMkclv to be changeil.
Many In other states pick up the
gymnastic broadcasts. The oldetit
radio dallv-dnf.ener to report Is ft
79-yenr-nld Civil wnr veteran In
the soldiers home at Yuntv!lle,
Cnl., The ynunci'st Is n flve-vear-old
girl In Helllm.-ham. Wash.
Among thr corn spondentH are
women between and so yearn
of age, and si. mo of theni have
n.ked for more strenuous mat exer
cises. It Is estimated that 0,noO are
taking the service.
One advantage the bus 1ms Is
when he Is too laxy to oik he c:tn
think h- Is thinking.
Another BrotherTeam
(rittiininr 'IVnin..t ('lush
MVK tMpeclnl) . A haorlial
K-.itni' a iluyii on the t'ovo ilm
iiioiiiI Krlilay Mny 8. helwoeii tin'
filth anil Mlxth irrinlo liova anl
Blrlpi of Covk niul the tilth Mill
xlxtl, kiii'Ii. boya nml uli la or Vnlon.
Thi. ivn RirlM lout to the I'nlon
B'rla bv a in to S score. The rove
boya won rrom tho I'nlon buya, by
a Hi) to acore.
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Zmt J. DEAM. M D. Inc
purtlajNd omcts: Seattle offices:
Or pVs.in Building 8f,S-HI2 Shair Bieldina
8TM-NDMAIN ATM AM D PIN I
A i"i
K,aJ
SAVE
'our Kycs
WILI.SON'S
Goggles
And
Glasses
Dark, Amber, drccn
And nine
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
'The Sin of a Good
Drutf Store'
HiMr'ft another brother tmtn In sports lh Krinsrl Itoyn, Pantel und Vu
lot of ("olutnl.m l'nivtBtty lon Ib Junt a freshtr. hut Nosh's IIfir a
tellur fancy diver, rnn also piny foottvtll and ttusktMll Wdiicr con.
nnva moNt of his athletic activillra to awlmmlng, wbeif h hln, in iha
FEED
Hoi led onls
Uollcd barley
Paled hay
Whole iHirn
Crackcil snn
Whole wheat
t 'rnckiil wheat
Mill iced
S4'rvnhigs.
Ilahy chick frttl
Oy-ter ilu
(.lit
Suit Ijit
smich fr(l
Al Our Prlci-,
La (jrande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
riion Mam 7tJ
GOVERNDRTO
ATTEND SHOW
POItTLANI),
Tilenday, June
Night and V
will be Washington
farer" Night ut the
Ore. (Special).
Ill, will be Oregon
dm-sday. June 1 7,
and "Way-presentation
of the &.00M -person rlvit: pageant
"itosarla" during Hose l-Ysiivut
week, the festival directors hawt
announced.
(Jovemoi Walter (I. 1'lerce uf
Oregon has been Invited to be a
guest of Portland and the festlvul
directors on Oregon Night. Presi
dent O. W. Miolke Uuh sent a
Nlmilur invitation lor Washington
Night to Governor Itotand II.
Hartley i,ud '.Mrs. llM-ticy, of
Washington. Officials of the
"Wayfarer" product Ion at Seat lie
also will b.' Invited lor Washing-,
'on NiKht.
l-'our wt-ks front Monday will
sec the opening of "Itosaria" in
the inarnmoth amphitheater being,
constructed on Multnomuh Kb-id.
The opening perrormance has '
been designated as Portland Night
in honor of the' fi.niMi Biugers.
dancers and actors who nre giving
wicks of time to rehearsals and
the r,,fjuo additional persons who
Mil Appear In the final scene nf
the pageant. .Mail orders reach
ing Hose Festival headriartcrK at
thift Oregon building Indicate that
I'orHandeiB soon will have bought
all the opening night Beats.
Spectators of this year's floral
oarade on Thursday ami of the
Merrykhana parade on Friday, the
Hew Hose Ceslival (".-.ature r com
edy and enteitaimm-nt, may sit as
t bey ntch t hem. Tho proe.s
sions will be routed through Mult
nomah Kleld ami over the "lio
seria" stage berr. going through
the city sireets ami thr judges
stands will be on Ihe field. Seat
prices for the parades are ('
and "5 cents. The "Kosarla"
prices are 75 cent. 1, l.&o und
apply tih: KAMI-: caitiov
There aro argument a against
every ft-uture of automobile pro-;
gresa and one of tho latest has to
do 'with putting owners of four
wheel brake equipped cars In a
state of anxiety by warning them;
against Hie possibility of having,
slush freeze on the front brwke ub- j
senibly. thus causing u sharper and j
perhaps unexpected broke action at J
the front end of Ihe car. It is unite
possible to predict conditions under;
which tin- brake might become!
frozen, but if you drive as carefully
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Starling
Ignition
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u:vi: i.i;ai:
I'lilon l.tl ;rumli'
7:3" A. M. N : :s i A. M.
1 I Mill A. Al. I Mm I'. M.
2 : 1 r, 1. M. RMt'l I'. M.
Ku inlay
1:00 P. M. ft: mi I'. M.
r. ;. ini.Ai'
Cool
Underwear
Just Ihe sight of an
A L L E N - A Unionsuit
makes you feel cool.. It
gives you all the com
fort that very light ab
sorbent fabric perfectly
fashioned, can give.
ASH BROS.
as you would when your two-wheel
brakes had done the same you
would be actually safer.
j If ho auvurtlHis It, he knowi lt'a
.good.
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
, 11W KLU COOKIE SALE
Ask t's About It.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just Hack of Cut's on Fir Htroct
rHOVD MAIN 67S RAT HALM FKEE DELIVERY
Lawn
Tools
Lawn Mowers $11.00, $11.25, $17.00, $25.00
Grass Catchers $2.00
Hose, Peifoot 11c, 15c, 16c
This hose is U. S. Mogul Hose and has an
unconditional guarantee. Couplings free.
Lawn Rakes, Hoes, Shovels and Forks.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
diving enti rspcclally ln U shown on lb left m the abo pkturtt. l j
Only 88 Failures In 95 Years
With 11,000 Associations
In Business
That's the record of building and loan associations in the United
States in the last 95 years, much -of that time being before such asso
ciations were under state supervision as they are today.
Here are the figures that attest the safe, and sound business of
Building and Loan investments:
Number of Associations in U. S 11,000
Number of Members -. : 8,000,000
Assets, in excess of $1,000,000,000
Recorded Failures in 95 years 88
Total Losses in 1923 $250,000
Losses per cent of total assets 7-1000 of 1
Only SS failures out of 11,000 companies in the last 95 years, less
than one a year, indicates the strength of Building & Loan associa
tions. The losses last year were only seven one-thousandths of 1 per
cent of the total assets.
Such, a record is made possible only because your Building &
Loan investment is always secured by first-mortgages on real estate
worth more than twice the amount of the loan.
The La Grande Building & Loan Association guarantees 7 in
terest compounded semi-annually on your savings. Stock may be pur
chased in small monthly payments in denominations of $100. Drop in
or phone for a representative.
La Grande Building & Loan
Association
Floyd McKennon, Sales Manager
La Grande National Bank Bldg. Ia Grande, Oregon.