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Pape Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
'Tuesday. .Tune 10, 1025.
New Crop Pest l-'Mlllil, hinl.mtwn in Orcjtnn.
I'OltKST UKOVI-; Orr.-., new hpednions obtained by the coun
crop pot huh Invaded Washington i tj. lit (nun the fcrin ol 1!. K.
county and perhaps other parts of Ituvvlind, n.ur Cornelius, were
Or. -nun. according to report 01 .-. .submitted to tli" college. Reports
T Mi'U'hnrli'r of.imtv nuont. Th 1 1 rum there nay till'' there Is 110 re.
p. -hi has l,i-tn til.-ntlflfij by iiutlior-llti-H
til tin' Urftfon Atfrk'utturu!
t'Oll.'K UK III' t'Ofll IHIlKHOt,
iuinlltur In the cant tint tii l't toforo
ror.l of P''t In tlri'Koll und a
m.i.ly i.f li Imlilt mul probable
iiH'il'uxlK "I' raillniltoii nro hilK
imiili' at oni-". '
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Aditorials
It May Interest Vou
To Know
That
HI v :i U n 1 o f ol iu w i -w
I :i iy ' f all f y for Ku II. J I
may Ik lonp ami inivHo;i
inK II li fail I lowi-r Hi-.'-t
Ion iiml rlow ruff, ,r tl
nitiy f t-ntirt-Jy nl -ni. !
umy l of two umli'ilri'ii
or our. Jt it:i y t'
strict ly laiioi'ttl or
H Ituffy ti rid "flounry" ;im
'llir- ftvvi fjov.il uppi'infi. Hi,
slie v.hu fniuti-K i;N i-v ,i
iviil wear ' in, t,u who
do fili't, won't.
Tliat
'I'hi' Ion? hluvk frliiv.- I:,
ruakliiK' il'i r'-aiH ;.4iiin c
In I'aris. worn v. il h 11m
con 1 1 intf ''oluri'tl d i i;:s;
jV-raiiliini r-, for l!in;ii:r .
it i-oni' H iilmo.'-t to 1h" i I
low ami must f v.iirik
ly to tt- von i t.
That
The IIP Klyl' (0.":i;ir.l
r-rdlv (Mlip-on) Is iii'i-)
of nill; v. -ll;njr; th Hlt'tji
lit in;; only In Mm- I-:. i I,
front.
'Inat
A smart, n w touch for
yo ir i-ofilimii' 1h tho caif
thai tfrjt ovt',- itif It
slioiildi-r; finis I lowing.
That
An innovation not lll;Hy
to tf K'nTaily m,(-pl,''J in
the fvtiJin lu liifht itK:dil
of lite olil-faiiionid jiiiiil
a'il'. I'liiffon iii jirn
nl'iy the maii-rhil i for
lhw and :hy list rum
a triflf hflow tiif h.-ni of
the full hki.t.
That
Thorr'A no f)i:fntlon tint
thf tiny hamlUf rrhU-f in
rnnrvf lou shadi-s In duo
for Its shurc of popular
ity In Ihf f million nr.-ua
t)n Bummer. It nee ins to
hf! Imrcuninif Its vorrnc
with tin- lenfft-nlnK oayn.
Th y ore oftfn tin- ftn il
touch hi n nntait comN'm,.,
inMchlriK the color of tli.
h;it, Very liKf ly.
That
The diiy of the "j ist n:iy
t hln if for out doom and
holiday, oia-ttsionH'f' u s
nlippfd Into the y-nterdays
of KuHliiondoui, alonir wjt.h
many other h:ipliiuuil
Idtiis.
That
Tho u of tho jTod-t,
which Ih now bo ixirm?iv,
trlvfM riaf to thf Inll-f
thi-t thf nkirt will foniin
in to he w idc r I linn H
)ms hii'ii duiiiiK tho last ,
fi-W HiWIHOIlH.
That '
Thf thorn in the row ovi r
so mi de&l(fiierH in dstin
on rrthd e fiVcm fm- Knli
Hci-nis lo he the i)ui;tioii
of the roiwt. I''itt''d er
fcrtji need Homo tort of
ootid fonudation to he flt-
tfd over, and sol(, frilll
n I tie foundation h a v e
Kr:idunlly in e 1 1 e d " away
into otillvlon. Now roinfs
the day of rfrkontnir.
i;hm:st waikins,
. J -J LIU I nif.se
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Them
Pretty Frocks Or Mae
Yourself-- Both Inexpensive
a
. tfi?HlHr Tfl
Ideal Hats for Summer
At Special Prices
You will not want to miss
this special offering of Sum
mer hats when you will need
another chappeau to take
vacationing. Our milliner
will make any changes in
trimming to carry out your
color scheme.
Whether you want .to com
plete your Summer waid
rolie with ready - made
things or want to design
and make your clothes, you
will le pleased in either
case with displays we are
showing.
In our Ileady-To-VVear Sec
tion you can find a lovely
printed crepe slip-on tunic
with pleated ruffles and
jaliot of plain material and
very moderately priced at
513.75.
All the new Summer ma
terials in the popular col
ors and designs are on dis
play. They are very mod
erately priced and you will
De suiprised at how little '
your Summer wardrobe
will cost you.
Lovely French
Voiles
These dainty voiles are so
cool and summery! Their
pretty colors blend beauti
fully with the out-of-doors.
Some are hand - drawn,
some hand - embroidered
and fast colors.
New Ginghams
Are Charming
In the plain colors, plaid
and combinations every
one a supreme value at
this price. Peter Pan, 50c,
Tissues, '15c and Zephyr at
30c.
M i
m
A (rood Place
To Trade
Hills Dept Store z
Good Place
To Trade
Silk Broadcloth, Very
Popular
In the candy stripes of high colors make up into a
very fascinating sport frock. English broadcloth in
different combinations for your nifty house dress.
. Nothing Better Than
Prints
It is the frock in printed design which blends tha
right shades so beautifully and produces such effec
tive patterns, and so many of them.
Berry
Cups
Orilcr them now
AH II"' KllMft i
Short and you t
Will need lltcni
J'ur all your
Hcrrie'.
Your i'ifp will
Sll at a helti-r
I'ric- If imt III
XrV lKi-s.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Fboae HaIo 11
i
t
1:1
! I
0-o-o-o-6!
Coody!
Salt V.'aler
Nut
Taffy
Half Pound
15c
THE L & L
DRUG CO.
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SPORT NEWS
i ati; ii-:c'iiKK
l-'ote t hus nmn fHt-ulUir pranK.
AV)tuttt-4 tin i-rtHo oj Waiter .lolin-
M)!t.
AC the rhHM of the 1021 fterlcM,
from which Waller dohnMin etnem
nl the RTiMtt Mcro hy his htllthmt
pMchliitf In the final gnmc, Hflcr
two rc((Mm failures he wn fnl
tif lie mils thriiuiih with ihi hltc
show.
"I Mf pitched my hint R-:"ie n
I the majors tf thliiKS Itrcak us r
! liujii- thfy will." rcniurkt'd Johnson
j to nif uftt r ihf oll-lmportuut thrill- I
it that dcrSiifd the championship.
"I ha vi' Moveral rt'aoim for so
thinking. First, I hope to buy a
minor Icim- franchise thm should j
pt'ov more profitable titan n in. 're !
htH . k i: Siilary.
"Heron!, tun not sure t hut 1 niill '
retain eiwuinh stuff to a con-j
Hisient wlntu r. ! want to unit the I
Anit rican leuKtic t.eiiue the batters !
fiiri-c nie to htich a d'-cl. iim. I
"1 ROt the breaks in the serf e I
after I had apparently "fhvvered." I
it wmilti tie Impo.Kriilde tor tite to '
(e in a b"iter pnsirlon to capitalize
I on my work "
Johnson fulled to mm-iiit the
minor lenm irnmhlw thai lie hail
hi niliiil. .Much prruiiim was
, bnnmht to hear iihiu hhn to ivluni
.In the W nv'.ilnnton chili. A fancy
(valnrv wa- the miht nihil in' iu
' thiccrncnt,
hit; vim:k
When a club wins a world cham
pionship, lis Kieatest hope ts that
It will continue to be a MroiiK eon
trnder thi following w- anon. Tii.it
make It possible to ca:h in on thn
title.
Trior to tlio ntnrt of Ihe present
season some of the experts ex
pressed a doubt as to WashhiK
ton's chances to be strongly in the
lunnlnf?- Aln-Jdy Mich tears have
be. n put a-t-t. the ational!i must
be HtruiiiMy reckoned with.
No hsa n distinKulshed person
iif;e than t'onnte Mack says thut
WnshtnKton Is the club that must
be beaten for the pennant. He
doprs it a smart club, wit li a fjreat
d..-nst and a pitching staff thai
knows what It is ail about.
In the 192:, showing of the
champions no one piayr has done
more to keep (he club la the race
than Walter Johnson. Ife ha
been (he team's most consistent
w tnn.T Incident am- Mn InHlni'
has been it potent factor in a num
ber of his victories.
As a mutter of fnet. Johnson's
hatting has been even moVe re
markHhle than his pltehiiift. In
every one of his first U games he
has mad one or more hits.
It wa huhsil fortunnte for
a-dilnutim that alter .lhiiMn
failed to laml the di-lrctl inhinr
lcaKiif franchtH. Itc has Im-h the
team's big threat In more way than
one.
EADEHS tl
IN SLUGFEST
AMriuc.w i.r..(;n:
rinlir W. I..
rhlllulclphltt 35 IS
Wa.tllltiKton .: 19
rhicHiro 17
t'U'Vflutiil :'i;
St. l.OMtl 'JX ?H
N.'W York ;n 3.1
ix-trol! ;j 3:1
ItovTiin ?, :'..i
Pet.
.
.e J
.519
.4.14
XATIONAI. I.KACTK
Clulw W. 1-
X,w York 3.1 IS
lilts!. ut'x .. ..
HrookIti .. ..
tMni'lnnuti ..
Ht. l.otila
t'hlrajro .. ....
l-liilii.l.lphla
lioston
....28 tl
....29 21
....27 24
... 25 29
... 2a Sll
...21 1"
....2n 32
Pot.
,r.:'.r,
.r.71
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.029
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.4;. 5
.412
PIUI.APKI.I'IIIA (AD StaBing
ont of th greati nt rlllS' in the
history of baseball and certainly
tin- urratfSt ever fl.'en In this city
Philadelphia overcame an 11-run
linil lu the eighth Inning Monday
and by irorlnK IS runs defeated
Cleveland 17 lo 15. It. H. K.
I'leveljnd 15 24 .0
Philadelphia ;17 19 2
HatterieN: J. Miller. Kpeece. Yow
ell. l ille and Myatt: Uominell.
H.inniKartiier. Miniaclt. Mloki-s,
(ila.Hs. Walberg and Perkins, Herry,
t'ochran.
ST. l.OrlS (AP) IJ. H. E.
Philadelphia ; 4 9 0
St. l.on Is .". 6 12 1
Batteries: Mitchell. Carlson and
Henline; Rhrm and Schmidt.
CH1CAOO AP) R. H. E.
Poston 4 8 3
Chicago -8 12 1
Ilatterles: fienewirh. .Marfiuard
and O'Neil; Jone.s anil Hartnett.
The people In some , offices ore
Just like a larRe family, always
fnssinff and raising caln.
They ay snakes won't blto In
water. Vo know fish thnt won't,
either.
Observer Team Breaks
Into the Win Column
TWILIGHT I.EAf.rE
hoston (ap) n. it. k.
Clllongo 5 12 2
Boston IS 15 1
Hattertes: Cvensros. ThuMton.
and 3ehang. S'hulk: Httfting and
Heaving.
Oome to oor Ktinco Irpnt on Jefferson St.
All riUttva le,e from (hero dally rnril Kiindaj.
I.KAVE LA ;ltArE VOR
Jowpli J:SO . t:0O . lj:S0 . 4:00
IXnheT :IM - :00 - 4 JO
rondh too 1 1 :00 4:00
I)EIOT rilONE MAIN 7t
Our old friends and customers will find us in
OUR NEW QUARTERS
Prepared lo served better than ever.
Klectrieal Goods of All Kinds
La Grande Electric Company
Roeseh Illdg.
411 Iteh.diiled.
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NATIONAL I.KAGl T
l MTTSUl-'HU (API The losltlR
streak of the (Jlants was extended
to four sanies when ttie Pirates
won Monday, ; to 6. H. II. K.
New York 7 1
Pittsburg 7 12 1
Uatterlos: S.-ott. (ireenfleld and
Hnyder; Morriun, Adums and
plinth, (loooh.
Club yy. I,. Pet.
Storekeepers 1 0 1.000
Shops j o 1.000
Observer l l .500
clerks .'. 0 2 .ooo
Hl-Jackers 0 ft .000
Athletics ft 0 .000
Protest game thrown out; to
be re-played.
It.
CINCINNATI (AP)
Hrooklyn 5 2
Cincinnati 6 8 0
Potteries; Lhrhnrdt, Osborne and
Talor; Donohue nnd Wlngo.
The Observer team In the Twi
light league won its first game Inst
evening against the Clerks largely
due to the effective pitching of
l.cdbctter. who struck out 11 men
(and allowed but two singles.
Kos.'nnaum. pitching for the
Clerks, also turned In a good game
allowing but five bits and whiffing
six men. Kaoh team made four
errors.
Score by Innings:
Observer 1 2 J
Huns 2 o :
Hits 2 0 10 x S
Clerks
Ituns 0 0 0 1 1
nils - 0 0 ft 1 12
The Athletic club Is scheduled
to play the Shops Wednesday night.
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Why we call them
TRUE
Low Pressure Balloons
THE comfort and cushioning you get out
of balloon tires depends on how soft you
can run them with safety to the tire.
Even two or three pounds make a big
difference.
It i therefore Important for you as a car owner
to know that U. S. Royal Balloons need not be
over-inflated to save them from early and uneven
tread wear or tread separation.
U. S. Royal Balloons are built of Latex-treated
Web Cord. They have the new U. S. "Low-Pressure
Tread."
This construction provides long tire service at
even lower pressures than have been recom
mended in the past.
True low pressure means extra cushioning,
added comfort and less wear and tear on your
car. " - - - - - .-
Don't compromise to save your tires. Ride on
U. S. Royal True Low Pressure Balloons.
United States Rubber Company
United States Tires
tr Good Tlrs
TrUs Mstk
114 II
U.S. Royal
True Low Pressure
Balloon
with the
New Flat "Low-Pressure Tread' "
and
Built of Latex-treated Web Cord ;
For sale by!
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE, La Grande
OREGON TRAIL GARAGE, Union
KIDDLE'S STORE, island City
United States Tires
CORDS - BALLOONS
A Complete Slock At
Blue Mountain Garage
Opposite P. O. M. A. Harrison, Mgr.