La Grande evening observer., May 29, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, Mav 2), 1!2T.
Ypu'U fine) it a. pleasure (o drop in lierc on
any chopping excursion. We are
glad to have you,
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
MUiiiiPTriM ic I
KfciM TWIRF I OSFH
op
FRISCO WINS
AT SEATTLE
I'ACII'K' COAST
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Princeton's Best' Athlete
w s it
Vi:sii:!Iavs siouks
Kan I 'ranrlHi-ii 0, Hiulllc M
hi;atti.io (ai- 11. 11. :.
Hjii Krimonii'o . . (i I 2 2
Keultle 3 11 2
Hau.-riis: wiiihiniH mm Villi';
Kill lierliilul ud'I I'uly.
soithi'aws fail
Tim M111II111UWH limo lIlMlllllflllK
nl iluriiiK llii' fiii innn.'.is f llii' c
major li-nicuo raiv. ,
I'rlur Hi Hio Mori, of III"' m-omiii,
1,1111 tlnllK itiiv Ml! IciiKili- Hull
v.llli II Mi-i'll'i" r I CliliMHH nasi,,,,
AJI:itK AN I.DAIil r.
Clul. W. 1 1.
rhiluilnlplilu 21) 1"
Washington 2 14
I'hlPiiBo 21 HI
l.iml .....Ill HI
HI. l-ouiu 10 21
New York IS 21
I let I oil 14 21.
W hile Kn Imki-IiiI a llllelilliit -HUT
liiilnm) Willi lri-liullilir.
12 2r.
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I'l 1 1 1 .A I !: I.I-1 4 1 A (Al' Toil-
nii Murk'H Aihli-Hi'H look liolh emit,
of TliuiwiIuy'H ilonlili' hewler with
WiiKhliiKlou unil l)iir-ljy liicreuaeil j
ENTKRI'HISE WIN'S
SFAIOM) START IN
MUNCH LEAGUE
national i.:ai;i i:
' ! ('lulu VV. I.. PiM.
Kdilio Colllna iieiiiouni il Hie tuet jj,.w yor)( 2i j, fiB4
thai Im liml only o' iiori-miiir. itTullbyn 21 u
.Mike rvi'ii5ro. 11ml tln-re wan a .HlurK 10
iHii-stion an lo wlli'llier In- woillil flneimiutl .. 17 18
In- ulili- 1o place a a roBiiltir. I'lilluileliiliiu 17 IS
An M matter of fai'l, I'ollill.i nUHUm a 19
frankly ailuiillril 1 : In iioi.iliK i'Miukii 1 fv 23
Tor mieee. In' was more or lens f., ,,ms m
l-lailniru htilK-h. Hi" iloln-il It that
NHir. io many rliih.s nail rioin two
to four l.-lt-hailili-rH. Minni or ihi
liovi'lly or that Hlylo or il 1 c-ti I UK
inlirlil wt'nr off, h-sm-nlnir h i-t-
ri'i'lirimi'iui. fi,i i,. ,n 11, tin. I.ivini'lillni' Icniriir last Nun
' full .rin.i..a Tim U..M..I.... l...nl....a
Yi'riiiiii It. sail I .a 1. 1- 7
VKItMiN (AT) It. II. I-:
Hull l.nki 7 13
ViTlion !l 10 1
Haltiir li-.'i: 1'li n-y. M nli aliy. Mi
(""ahc anil l'lti-ni; l.inlolih, ri
nock, I'rkurt unit Hannah. , '
PROM
is
E NEWS
OF THE WEEK
;ami: iosi tom:d
I.oh Amo-N'H ut I'orMuiid.
)Oii"-l, r.'iln.
Klgln
Muwille ..
Wallowa ..
W. I..
...2 (I
...I 1
..A' 1
..-0 2
(100
000
FOiiliTprlHt' won II hpooikI start
If such proved to bn tho ':ih.
flirtird bin nltclilnir Htuff, iloinln-
iit(l by rlKhl-hHiHlt'iH, ntlKlit bo
Hint much more i-fflelunt.
S for ('(flllits has KOftrii ft atxni
hifuk In KiIh irs'it. ills e-npaltlc
liKlit-haiulttl pinlihi- starr lias
kt pt IiIn lub In tlx; ttrH division.
full jfutncfi. Tho H"iiulyr hurltra
' vvoro putilHhi'il Hi'Vi n'ly In (oth
j Kunt"8 and pro veil wholly muihlo
to Htop tin titiiK-k nf tb- loail'-rn.
I Flirt kuipm' Jl. II. K.
Washington . 8 10 0
1'hllinb.lphla II 12 1
j lluttt-rh-s: Zarhury. ItuHtn ll, K'l
tly unl Itufl; WnlhciK and Coch
rane. I
( Socond Ka H. H. K.
WuN.ii)K,.n 4 11 2
l'hilailolphta 9 13 1
Uutti.rn'M- Johnson, llrcgg, Or-
ilfii and Tul1; H. Harris und Corh-
rano.
day by def'-mlntf Klpln 8 t 4 whilo
Maxvlllf ti-ainplod on Wallowa 0
lo 1.
TIiIh Hunday Wallowa plays at
KntorprtNo and Klin at Miixvillo.
Knlcrprlfif SI I 101 moS
KlKln Ooo Odd 3 I 04
Hatlfriia: Hokum and MrCtili-
ln; HibbhiK and Moore.
roitM iiKvr.usArj
Iul Hcutton at thin llnio, Ydo,
1 ho youthful southpaw of the 11-l-atr,
vui tho aensatton of tho Na
tional Ifaffue. Thin year lie tnrn-r-d
in only one win in hi firnt :lx
mart 8,
'"""DurinK tho flrift month of play,
too voioran oopcr. ono oi mo prat gunir Ft. If. !
cranti'Bt souinpuwH in ino nuaincHfi )j08ton 3 j
vas unublo to win a Nlnnle hull ew Vork 18 0
jiumo for his now club, tho Chloajio . ij,itt.rlm:'"iiuihn"Vi'iHi'"lM(!l!ilrhi
',l,,n' 'Hhawk-y und Si-hanR.
Two fluch storllnn loft-hundorH as j H,.fi0n,i gjm, u H-
i.ppu Kixy aou u iiou uoiuon an lionton . 2 8"
Now York 7 10 1
HuUoHom: Whliolilll, Doyle and
r.uunu Ifoiol to (iHn tliino II.
MOW VOKK (Al')
KI'GRNK Or. The Nv EuKon
i hotel, locaiod at Ninth avenue Kant
and Ponrl stroot, will ho oponcd
r'orinully June 11, accordlnc to
plans announcod. Tho building 1
nt-urlng coinplotlon. It In so veil
stories htsli, bus morn than 180
rooms and was built at a cost of
about 13'to.ooo. The building i'
owned by u. company of Kugene
husim sf. und prot' ssiouul men.
noxod only 'Htreo vlctortoo in
H, . ...,.-, , BuUerlOM; Whliolilll, Doyle and
Hdoinir.ttlMtlMMwork, :..uJjiW wjlMnB;"liMnlt'';'!ioTil''urt'a,0,?A'ir;
an even brook with throe wins and i
us many dofeatn.
A Mlmllur condition exist in the
A mrtrlfMi n ult ti n four v ( itt litnu
on tho whole tho work of tho 1('Il.1''u.f
Routhaws hua not romo up to the
oxpectutlons of inoul of thu man
ai;era. lirt uou.son there vaa an ep.
ileuilo of southpaw pitching and it
yuh uniformly uucciSMful. In thu
world serie
much the whole thing, particularly
from a Washington standpoint
The veteran portsidors, MourhlRt
and Xachury, fe:ilurltK-
CllK'AtW) (AT) U. II. K.
Detroit 7 17 1
5 8 S
llutterios: Whttchult, Doylo und
liuslor; l-'uber, Lyons and Hohnlk.
HT. I.OI'IS (Al) It. H. K.
Cleveland 11 y i'
rit. Louis , 4 4 0
1 Kiillerii.H- Knir iitiil M v 11 1 1 ltim.
southpaws wore very ' nd )soi.
t'hicufio 13 15 2
Tht m'Unoii nf 11125 lins pitHlmrd
H-vernl of form mi Hie pint of
NATIONAL I l:lii r.
rl.NCINXATI (AC) H. H. K.
'hliaiio 13 10 !
Clnrlnnatl 3 8 4
UatttTii'H: I'ooni'r ami HartlnMt:
jl.iKinc, Hi-lmtlliT, llanlnn, llrnily
ami llnii:ny.
HAVE A CAUFENTKR 1)0
VOUR PLUMBING
RIDICULOUS I you nr. Yet th.t U
what hunditda of people do every
liy when liiey ennaec the tervlcM vl
ether than a trained RECTAL SI'E
lALISTtocuTctheliPilct. Nowonder
ihey receive no benefit and continue to
wner.and condemn the doctot for thcii
flm and money waited,
kly yeara of training and experience
seating RECTAL and COLON ail
bents alone enables me to give a written
lite-lung UUAKAN I ta
that I will euro your Piles
ot REFUND YOUR FEE.
I Write today lor my FRKK BOOK
. DEAN. M D.Inc
ND OmCtS: SEATTLE ofriccs:
n HuMHInn kilH tlf Kh.t. R.,n,li-
OTMANqtHAirl flYH ND fT4?.
11. til..
rn'TKiii'ita (.vl-) n. h. k.
HI. I.oiiIh i H 1
I'iltshurn 7 Jl 3
IJattt'rli'fl: )lulnia, Day unit
OTarii'll; .Miailows inn) K. .Smith.
11UKTDN' (A I')
Ni'W Vork
Jioston
II
h. i:.
a 12 a
13 3
Hatti-rli-s: Ni-hf, V. llarlli'il ami
HuyiliT: (l.'ni'wirh, Hinton, J.
ItarnrH anil OWcll. '
I Alllll l.l, I'l. AYS l l.Vi: (,ll, I
Do Not
Suffer
from sore, tender or
bleeding gums.
We have a remedy for
this condition that h
guaranteed.
50c
Moon Dru Co.
Everything- or the
Sick Itoom
rhone M-68
I.OM5 HKAi'll. N. Y. AI')
I'luNlni; alinnhl p.-rri'i't irolr iiKalnsl
a rolstii'liiK miii. I which liiiw in
troin the Atlantli,l Johnny I'urn-ll.
yoitthliil iiroti'HAlonal or thf IJuake
ItiilKi' t'luli. 'rhurmtay m t ki-i--oihI
Bi'rtlon iiiiiIIiIi-ifi for Ihi' nii
llon.tl oprn Kolr rhatiiiilnliHhili at
l.l.lo. 1 1 In iDiili.t or 'tl lii.l the
in w ri'conl for tin. roiirai' t'sinli
llKhi.il Vi'ilni4tluy by Mui'l loimlil
Smith or Uiki'vlllc.
J''ari-iirfl Mi'orn iis ono Htrokp
hi'tti'r than Ihi' laird liinnd In hy
Hie Aliirrli'iin umiiti'iir I'liamjilon.
Ilubliy JonrH, wliu tininhi'il i-rrntli--ally
alti r iii.silnK rivi- lilr.llin on
111" Hist 1 holes.
All of the favoiiteH ramp
IhroitKh Ttuiriiilay was the cum.
WeiliU'Kilay.
(iAMI'.H ItlllAY
Alittri-itn l.eauui'
Hi'troit at rhli'UKo.
i li v. lanil at HI. l.iMlls.
Ni York at I'll llmli Iphla.
ItHiitiin ut Y.mhtiiKloii.
Nulloiial Li-aitne
Prookiyti ul lloHioil.
I'lilliiilellihtH nt New York,
ttt- l.oula at I'lllshiirK
r'hieuKo ul I'lnelnnutl.
Pni-ifUi 1'mi.st I,'mio
Bali l-ike ut Vi rnon.
Haciunu-uto ut Ou kin ml.
l.oa Angelea ut Porllunil.
rinil KranclDco ut Si utile.
Every yeur, more men uml worn
en (nine out or prison In the l ull
'il .States thun yruiliittle. from nil
oar eolli Km uml Ulllvel ait li .
Hie mmllipaws. Only a f.-vr lime
lain utile to ulu iiinl-t'iill;. Vi-r.
Imps Hi,, l,,rv llf ijldi,, t'o,,
llial Hie noMliy had (turn off It
ttirrwl.
WlrTI
If.
s
0'
t
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iWaei'iiiuoiiltt 'J, OnUlaml 0
OAKLAND ( Al')" ' H. II - K.
HaVrlim'-nto .. "1 - 2 ;i
Oakland .-. 0 7, 1
HiittorleH: Kheili-nbaeh and Wooll
ier; i;oehh r and ltad. , ,' ,
IntVodurlnff Charley Caldwell of Yonkers, N. V., who has lnon ele ted urn
1'rinceton inlvorslty's g'aU'st athlete. He has pitched on the tut II tenni
furjjtiru seasons und lias also seen as many year' service on Tiller foot-j
bull elevens. Jiv graduaicH tn June.'
0
El I Jul
E
The Kelso. Washington baseball J
I eum in the Timber h ajfuo will j
furnish nine innings of oM-lteiu,-nL
for the J'irates on Hie local fb-ld i
on June la uocordlng to Hie plans:
jllft completed,
Tho Kelso out fit will play
Oninde on Weilnejiday mid on the j
return trip will meet Hi" Uucks at j
Pendleton on Thursday, !
Kelso Is now tied for second place !
In the Timber league with only
Longvlew in higher standing In the)
circuit. The local fans will remem- i
br-r Kelso's three appearances J
here last year In which the rirates 1
were either Junt beaten or whipped :
compleiely at the pleasure of the!
Visitors. I
The Kiiropeun fowl pest which
has eaiiKi'd suih Krt damage to
flocKn was inlrodmed into the
I'ntt-'d Stc.t- In Hifrt by a Holentif
c iuvt stigator w ho b t the virus
"g.-t 'Way from him."
M. Laulal, of Marseilles, France,
haw a model apiary wliere be treats
rhettitiittics and people suffering
troin gout, lupus. x.i'i'ia, and epl
t hf liomo by having them stung
V4'iv day until fully cured.
Kelso Tenin l'al One i
Heports from the Washington i
circuit Indicate that KoIbo has a .
faster team this year than last.
This will give the pirates a ' real ,
rhanco to extend themselves and j
will form some basis of romparf- :
son on which to gauge the sort of!
baseball being played In olher clr-'
cults in the northwest.
Harris French, munnger of the
Pirates and Charles Reynolds, see- .
rotary of tho club have had some
correspondence wllh various teams
In the Washington country with a
view to scheduling a barn.storin
lug trip into that territory. ,t .,
This invaflioi, would bo ' nimle
.during, the middle of. a weok ttml
tho team would return hero to play
the regular leugue game on the
following Sunday. Whether such
a trip will be made or not is not
certain ut present but there seems
some likelihood of it.
ervice
Growth
Evidence of our substan
tial service is shown by
our substantial growth.
UNITED STATES .
fl(
Tho Legion I'mlowineiit
Drive Is worthy of your
SIlpIKH't.
PriOMlSE 8poc.a Vlu
Poulson returned home Irom Wal
lowa Sunday accompanied by Mis.
Allle Smith and daughter, There
siu, who huB been attending high
school al Wallowa,
A Hoe Foot berg , eutpe In from
Knti'ipriso Thursdny and Friday
slje iirit for tirunts Puks. accomp
anied by L unlc.) Carper. They
Intend to make their home with
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carper, who
now llvt; there.
Mr, und Mrs. c. p. Carpr went
to Maxvlile Satiinluy.
Will I tnld und talih Carper
uro working the road from here to
.Muwille.
..Mr. Itoby spent the week viul
with hlH fumily here. .They live
on I he W. K. Hescpck place.
Mi. and Mrs. Fred Trump spent
the week end visiting relatives rt
Sunnyside.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Lively und
family, of Maxvlile. spent the week
end visiting, relatives nl Promise.
Mr. und Mrs. Truman Poulson
and family spent Hut n May sod
j Sunday et the home oi" Flu !oul-1
son.
I The Promisn Lumber Company
uro sawing soniu lumber to- J. A
'Dond.
j ' Tex Williams moved his fumliy
to Mrs. J. K. furpcrs place tht
lust of the week. i
yv. and Mrs. -Lewis Newby vi
sited Sunday wllh Mr, and Mrs.
John Carpet. i
Koherl Carper w ho has boon '
working the punt six weeks 1 for,
'harles II unter returned home
, Friday.
James riurton w as - in Promise ,
last week visillng his parents. '
Mrs. 'esier Hendeison is on the j
sick list.
Howurd, Harold und itoy Car
per went out Friday to begin 1
work for Hallle Taylor at the old J
Cox place. They have a contract :
for several hundred ricks of wood.'
They were joined Monday by ihi-lrj
brother, Itohert, w ho will help ,
them. i
Harvey McDonald and Jttnett '
Kenworihy returned home Kalur-
day from Prairie Creek where they,
hud gone lo gL a saddle hort;"1
bflonging lo M r. MeDonahl.
I.ora Carper who Iijjh ln-in at
tending high school ut Wallow a
returned home Saturday evening-
M i s. lion ha ( 'arpei- and I w o
small children returned from Troy
Wednesday evening where they
had spent several days v.hK !ng
If We All
Looked
Alike
One style of hut wnnlil .
ionic everyone. J tut we dou'l,
Tlerv foro the riutiplcte
liely oT Imls here, whieJi
c-oiifidei's every fjirc, foiii
plcvlon at well its hliape,
ivtt files beiHnniiiiy styles
hi both Slr.-.n and Soft Hut.
ASH BROS.
SILVER FOX
For nn ID MAX liivivstment
LOOK nm up. You never
will obtain flu; high Ql'AL
ITY hi SILVMt-l'OX whei
Di:.LIN(, with mall orders,
or with anyone traveling
nlfout selling hivtMlei-H as you
; will hy iiuivhavinir here. My
( fftiai'antees ami hd(iful lu-foi-iuutloii
etentitl you can
not bt iluplkat,tl. IM?vltliK
you pay lesj here for belter
stock.
I also liavn a few thoiLsaml
dollars lo loan out to lx s
ourcd hy in t proved ehy prop
erly only (first mortgag).
H. W. SMITH,
Prop.
R.F.D.2 La Grande,
4aIHjBl'4J 9
i i lends In and near Troy.
Mr. Hart land and Mrs. Daily
traveling evangelists are In Prom
ise visiting and holding meetings.
They preached two sermons ;;t
lie' Promise tv-hnol last Sunday
"Lest We Forget"--
Memorial
Day
May 30th, 1925
Store Closed All Day
W. H. Bounenkamp Co.
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
III-JACKERS TO
lyr 4 xr 4 ut t Y Trnrnn
Ihill ilHU,JiiilV..O
AT 5 1. M. TODAY
The third game In the Twilight
league will bo layel thin after
noon at 5 o'clock at the hlh School
groumts with the league-h-ading
1 4i (irande Athh tln club croHHing
bats with the Hl-Jacliors, cham
pion.s of the now defunct Sand Lot
league. '
The game will probably go five
Innings and Is slated to be one of
the best played here recently. Some
time ago the l-)l-JacketH defeated
the Cityuse Indians, who In turn
defeated the Klglu town team and
gave the Cove town nam a close
tin for its money.
prays
Lead Arsenite
Mack Leaf 40
For trees, shrubs, vines.
SPRAYERS
. (iOc to $2.00
0
Get the bugs now!
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
The Legion Fmlowment
Drive is worthy of your
supimrt.
MILEAGE HEADQUARTERS at the red, white and blue pump
"
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
l'OH Til VI' I'ICMC I.I NCII .
Wo limo a iiinipli'te line nf I'vei j Ihlnn Mini will
llinko lh, Iiineli coinpli'tis
THE CITY GROCERY
Jast llauk of Crr' on IMr Street
PICON MAIN 67S RAY BAUM FKBB DEUVEB1
Come lo our Slucn nepol on Jrffrrson St.
All Rtxicra leave from there tlnllj exiTpt SiitKlnja.
I.KAVE LA CltAXPE FOR
Joseph 7:311 . 9:00 - I2:0 - 4:00
)Bter 9:00 - 1:00 - 4:30
I'l'iullt'tun 11:00 4:00
DEPOT rilO.NE MAIN 7
A MFFIIT.I.T STINT IS
TIIIH. ICven Mime aailora run
ixit do It. Ili turr h ol tlrla
ot lh North Italhu (Ti.)
HlKh Hi'honl. Cllinhlng rooa
U a part ol thrlr physical
training.
Exide Batteries
htuomki-;h CAiutt nirroits
H. L Spotliglits
Packard W ire all sie
(.enrmtor A. Sisrter Itrushes
Light . lobes all s
liinp StkkeiH
(ieuutne Itenty and Dcleo
loils I'tmils, vu
Klou 1IOUI9
Slop I lKhts
Itutiert ms-h and ChamphHi
Spaik Plugs
Coppvr lulling
sni briel Siiublnrs
FRED T. BURGESS
I30H Jefrerwn Avn.
turn in to theured crown"
pump for gasoline crowd,
ed with mileage, all thi?
years of the Standard Oil Company's gasoline-making
experience have gone into
making "Red Crown" the best for summer
driving. Here you find not only quick start
ing, speed and power, but the very maxi
mum of MILEAGE!
These 'Dealers Sell "Red Crown" MILES
LA GRANDE, ORE.
Gettings and Hanks
Harris Grocery
Highway Service Station
UNION, OREGON
C, G. Cianei
Rex Gamble
Trail Service Station
Union Hardware Company
COVE, OREGON
Weimer Bros.
IMRLER, OREGON
Andrew's Garage
L. 15. Kiddle
SUMMERVILLE, OREGON
.T. J. Waggoner
AI.ICEL, OREGON
Alitel Repair Shop
ELGIN, OREGON
E. C. Gettings
Elgin Service Station
ISLAND CITY, OREGON
Hyde Kiddle
lf- Is""0" sit
fast 6$ in, ivWn-hy miles
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Cllfornl)