La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday. June 2",, 1!)2S.
Our Removal Sale
Still Going On
DON'T FORGET WHERE WE ARE
GOING TO MOVE!
Foir Summer Activities
Our new location will be on tlie corner of
Adams and Elm in the room formerly occu
pied by the Newlin DruK Co.
And Stylish Apparel
Adiloriah
It Muy Interest You
To Know
Adilorials
It May Interest You
To Know
Here. Jou Find It -- Inexpensive, Yet Attractive
ASH BROS.
Demand Cool
That
A marked fuvnr for "fit
ted lilt a" In the latest
word fro in fashion cenleiH.
That
'I'll- p'-i-ft-H ly HlrnlirlM rlml
or iIii-hs In mi Iiiik'i" In
Ihi- eye nf I lie MllHlily
elite.
That-
Tln smarter iiii.I newer
I he model the more It Is
likely to draw u tendency
to follow tli linh of the
figure.
That
l'h In iU'v not brings wll It
It more hitioruti'tii'HH if
demgn. tM' urn- nf softer
luat'TliilB; a greater at
tention tu detail In tailor
ing nod dressmaking.
That
The knur 1 niggle to mini.
I f ijr itHi-ir and reassert iiH
right to existence, nil the
part of th waistline, In
i 11 v f n ir n effect. Many
foreign and domestic de
signers ore placing the
wuistlinc n Kill 11 at th' nor
mal place In (he figure.
I-Ji.NKST AV ATKINS.
Manager.
Summer Hals at
a Big Saving
Fw..JyWr.'T"-,'-rw-r-.;;-'N'iii inniMrrm .imuiTiur, .wi,.mmhi.
JWii mm m
That
Tin- rnnnolHwurs of moil.-n
lire wisely niiKelne their
Inn, Is nnil ilichirliiK thut
Mh' nlil-rnMiionnl walsl-!-
Imve I 1 1 1 1 ti I o
Km n place ere nuotkir
HfJIHOII I'Im'H II lift Wnl!''.H.
That
It Is Interesting to note
thai while the skirl of the
evening, , uh well an , t he
daytime, gowns remains
short, traiiiH are enjoying
u revival.
That
1 The IHS5 train Is not nt
lill like the olil -fa.slilonei
on however. It has no
particular place to han
fioin: It may ilrop from
I lie front yoke line of n
Kinvn iinlte as iiropi-rly aa
from the shoulder or linek.
That
Some of the shrewd mirs.
hits of styk- lul ircfi ure
w liiHpi'i iiiK that tho popn
tarily of the train Is :i
forn iiiini-r of u latT
IciiKilH-nin of tlit skirt.
i.itMsr
AV ATKINS,
Mftnajfrr.
New Shoes for
Vacation Wear
Very new and different are these new striped crepe frocks. The colors are in blue,
tan, purple and orange pastel shades, and the material so soft and cool-looking that
you will want one for that two-dav vacation the 4th and only
$11.50
tint a saving in price only,
an the same jjood quality,
workmanship and "chicness"
in these hats still remains.
We particularly invite you to
examine this offerinjr.
$3, $5 and
$9.75
Vacation time is always "sweater time. When one gets up in the morning and hovers
around the camp-fire while the eggs are cooking, one of these new Slip-ons will
be needed.
$3.50 and up
Humming Birds are aristocratic Hose, with snug-fitting ankles and feet, shaped in
the knitting. Even with cut-out pumps or sandals, only silk is visible. An extra
pair w ill be needed for vour vacation. We have all the smartest, newest shades.
$1.50
Hills Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
To know that you are cor
rectly fitted in a pair of these
new tan Utz and Dunn Slip
pers, with clever variagated
K"i'HiS across the instep will
ease your mind as to foot
wear for your vacation.
$9
,j;Js, .aaZ: tyy, ,,,
.
WJl AIL Ji, A XI M4 U m KT j
if ES STING
Billy
Li
i P
Vl Ai rs Aiti: ( ou;.
Afttr ii tnmcn)lHilv iHr tnrt,
rtliinlinl only by tttr mirta nui.h
hy tht Yiikn,i ami Tt-rv tlx
rittHbiiiv I'lmiis, tlminu (ho ln-t
few wii'li, liut iMt'ii pranrhitt
nloiijc ni a irmtirknMf Knit.
In that f'rTt'h tin v haw viHk-l
th'tr way froin a kwi t'onl lil
uton bi-rth to on' rtfiht on ihr h,,l
of tho IfHKUf liMntniK litaillj. Ami
ft lint It muro they ui still Kik
Ktrong.
n oop ntly t h Mr Kvrli n 1 o c r w
to nod quit a crimp Into tlx Mi -(irow
tram's aplrutlonn ty txtttiuR
tftf 0othmUt8 tour ttim In a
row. Tht" quartet of triumph
plRord tht riratrt within u Hton'j"
throw of firm place.
l ast 8priii(t thr -xpirti Wtnx
ptrKlntr tlir Plttnlnir outfit to hr
In tin ihlrk of thr fiKht all the way,
Ju training th rluh loukt J (toml.
Hut It prot off to h mlMi iatilf mart,
uit th' nvtts of what hM bcrn
a riilripatt'il.
I 'or a while it apicrvl like the
l4aiu hiul hii n tlru the wiiaie
'onr-oivr" in tamp Ktotifth fall
niv tif Mime of the inr hniiera to
ntuiut hu Turin wiw tir-'iitly re--Miiixltilt
for the HHir la'clniiliiK-
i iki: nr.Aii en i;;i its
I Kroin tin way tin Hnioky town
' K Uin hati horn plavini: ot Into, how -;
t'ViT, It luk llkt' the nil'' tti-st tu t
'lo tttthrono tn t'.Junt-v nl k' p
hhcni front iianirln up a tnv ma-
Jor h'nitn( r- roril hy I.jikkIhr two
KiuvtiwiM' m-nnants.
The MK--i'linl.' unit luis biin
'KiMtinfi tiOoA hlttlhK .IupIhk tin
! past fi'W wi'i-kw ami J he hurlr
Inn I't i'ii Oi'llv rlnpt, u-o.
! it, IPi't n'nsiitHii, luiH appar
;'iitly hit hlM stn-l'- attir
Mlounihiinn arount in tl.e i;tr.'
j Wri'ks ot tin1 ehiif.i uiltl Hliouhl
prow u win tit-r f i cm now fi-r-
vnrt
riKvt, t'uyler (tn l Moore, three
;ftur younittiT of iat st'nnn. hae
, ht'fti plavtng Hint -class b.ill tn all
' 'h partinrntsi nml DratHhcitn. oh-
ttiln.Hi bv thv club in Hie trlplo
jlratlt' with the Cxih ) winti-r.
j hnn been doing aemc ntT ItitllnR
taiut i'eeptionul (i.'Kltnjt at firt,
IthotiKh out of pOMIli'll
iine' coming lino thtfr winning
fgntt tin train liu.s bi'i'ti piaylr.g
hradft up ball, taking a.l,mtai;e of
i' very opportunilv poAiMt-. True,
the rimtt'!i lla.. htin g.'tting their
share of the brink. Hut n team
when n a Morion rampant usu
ally doef.
Vrnoklv. ou can Jn-t aUmt flg
um tlin llrativ at the (.intits'
l4Mtghivit rixal tn the ijueM for the
ltJ. KMifabii.
FRISCO TEAM
l'Ai iri- o.kt i i'Afin:
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J'lln l-Ynn.M"o f.fi -2
S.l'.t Ijlki' ! .14
S.:ltllf 41 ST
l.on A ii I ' ' H 4l
Onklllll.l 5rt 42
! I'orllaml si 42
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LEAGUE LEADERS
MAINTAIN PLACE
HY WINNING, 1-3
THU.KJIIT l.l-.Uit l
Stui iki'.-jM'rs
Aihli'lln .. ..
Shops
OhHtTVt'r ..
Ill-J;.ik.-M ..
H'lrrks
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0 l.Ollll
1 . 1: 1! T
2 .3:13
2 .(..in
2 ,l'io
California (Tub Uses
U. S. Mails Extensively
1
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Sat iniiH nut i:t, i,, Aum len A.
S.U'llAMKNTO (AIM K. M. K.
I o A l.'.s it 1 5 4
Saei anient o .13 IT 1
HaUen.-f: Taxne. MiNtead and
Speiur. K SI. .i and Kothter.
Seattle V. ttnklaml X.
OAKLAND lAl'l It H. K.
Sea Hie t li 1
lak!Hiit 2 11 a
Itatterl. KutII. I.uciis and K.
ttaldwtn; He liit-r and Ktud.
I ivrtlaml . AenwMi S.
VKCNON tAI H. H. T.
: Portland . . In I
'""il ... sn J
Hatt.-rbs; M.fker nd Tobin:
! mtette and Wluine ,
Salt iJike 10. San lYain Im 9.
SALT l AKK (AT) K. H K.
San Krancicco 9 r
I sit i, ke ia 14 r
I Itattertra: I'.ritttn, NVilliaini und
J As new: fonder, M.i'ahe, Stroud
.ind ivtrr.
After havluK the gamp apparent
ly wed up 3 to a at the end of
the third inning, the observer te:ini
.was unable to stop a rally In the
fourth and f Ift h and t he Store
keepers won, 4 to S in the closest
iKanie yet plae,i in the Twilight
league. The Storekeepers M-ored
(three in the fourth on two .single
and two prrors and in the itith
I scored the winning run on an er
i ror and a single.
I .-d better, pitching his second
ante for 1 he t bserver, was in
good form, allowing only four hits
and striking o"i eight men. v'ecil.
his opponent, whtfied 10 una w.is
touched up lor five singles n, a
two-base hit.
Tomorrow evening the Athh :1c
club i." scheduled to play the I'U rks.
so'it liv IntUitgH.
Storekeepi rs: 1 i S 4 5
hum o it 0 S 1 4
Hits o 0 1 2 14
Observer:
Huns ft P S 0 0- 3
Hus 0140 i ... ..
IWtttortet' t'ecil and l.undy; l.ed
better and Kvans.
Mdtl stole t w o barrels of tuu:i
tard tn Waco, Tet.. enough to
make a imihon hoi dogs b.trk.
l.OS ANOKI.KS ( AIM. Approx
imately H.iHMi.imii pieces will con
stitute tlie outgoing mall of the
Automobile Club of Southern Ctill
foruiti tli If year. It was Indira ted
In .statistics released rect ntly by
the head'tnarters of the organiza
tion. The fig-1 res were based on
the amount of mall mat tor sent
during 132,
Kirst-ciass letter postnge of tht
niotot in-? organization averages
S.r.ua Mtrs a day. In addition
2,000 piccei of (w-eond-elnss mail
matter ami some ht puree! post
package are s.-nt, totaling for the
dully outC'dug mails nn averaire
of .'.i'.'.ii pieces. The figures, al
low inn- :" or king days tn the
year, revea'ed that the club semis
out r.nmml'y 1 . .f 5 . i mj pitvea of
mail.
.CRATER LAKE
VISITED BY
COMPANY E
(Continued from Pag One.)
pelicans, ducks and other water
birds.
We trnvded for thirty miles al
ong the various lakes. Every few
miles smalt saw mlll" could be
seen with small groups of houses
a round them. The news must
have spread last that we were rom
ing for at every house groups of
curious people, gathered to e( the
(caravan pass.
I We arrived at Klamath Kalis
(about noon and were dismissed tin
I til two o'clock. The men all went
ito eat lunch anil see the town of
about eight thousand people. We
K:rte, on the return trip at two
n'rlneli lrnvelitir imhtll fop Iwn
(hours along more tre lined roads.
Variety Is the spice of U(e. Hut
things pull when life is all spice.
aw. up MP . .'f TPrjBima4 a
PIRATES PLAY
BUCKS SUNDAY
FROM BOSTON
Huglile MeKenna, Oregon Agri
cultural College athletic ace, has
joined the pirate Miuad and will
play for !-a (Jraudc m-xi Sunday
against the Pendleton Hocks.
.MeKenna i one of Hie most in
teresting figures In eoHHt nporta.
A foottmtl player, track man nml
nil around athlete ns welt os a
baseball man he joins the pirates
with an Imposing athletic record.
MeKenna will be in the game us
short stop.
l.eo Kaust. anol her promising
young man with p college nthleiic
record has been signed. Kaust will
play second base. He is a former
Lincoln high school athlete and
has lately been at Whitman col
lege. The remainder of the team lins
not been entirely straightened out.
Tom Gossett will piny third and
Tex Knight will probably be sta
tioned at the first sack. Of course
Hnrth will eatch as usual and
Cunningham will play center field.
Aside from these the lineup is
Indefinite.. Spud Helm will prob
ably be put out to strengthen the
field because of hi speed on his
feet.
The pitcher is still more or less
of an unknown miuntilv. Ituck i
Heln apparently has no chance I
whatever against the left handed
sluggers on the Pendleton cub. It
is expected that Lefty Swartr. will
do the heaving for the pirates.
AMi:iir
Clubs
Philadelphia
Washiiigion
i hleago
St. Louis ..
I let rolt
t 'lev-eland
New Yorw
Hoston
i-:.-A;r
w.
...4 2
....40
....SI
....30
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.4 fill
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national u;.Af;rr..
Xew York as 24 .fits
l'ltlsburg S4 23 .H!Mi
Cincinnati Ill 23 .Til7
Hrooklyn .. S2 Itn .&itl
SI. LouIr 20 33 ,4iS
Chicago 2! 34 .4 no
Philadelphia 27 33 .4r.fl
JJoaton 23 37 .33
. (iA.MKS TOOAA'.
A me Hen n Lcai-ue.
fie vein nd, at Chicago.
St. Louis at J)etroit.
New York at Washlnglon.
lioston ut Ilillailelphiu.
National League.
Philadelphia at lioston.
Brooklyn at Xew York. .
Pnelfle Coat league.
Portland at Vernon.
Seattle at Oakland.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
San Francisco at Salt Lake.
Another hour found us on the Pu
rine highway and nearby home.
We arrived In camp 'in time for
mess at six o'clock.
Not too much praise con be glv
i n the Med ford Chamber of Com-
rnerco and the people of Medford,
who furnished the cars which
made up the carnvan.
CotnpnnhN Itevl( wed.
Prom an organization standpoint
today was the most important day
we have witnessed during the en
campment. There wns.. a review
and inspection of the rntlre eighty-
second Infantry brigade. Many
state and .high military officials
were present. State offickila
Governor Walter M. Pierce. Secre
tary of State Sam Kozer, Attorn
ey uenerai an Winkle and sena
tor Ike Patterson. Among the mi
litary offlrers of high rank were:
Major General Charles Menrher of
the l. s. Army with headiiuarlers
at San Kranclsco and Brigadier
General George A. AVhite.
Company K. rated first in the
Inspection this morning, both in
neatness of kitchen and of tents.
We hove a large margin of points
over the other companies in com p.
Governor Pierce came to the
kitchen of Company K. and shook
hands with every man and congra
tulated the officers and men on
their showing.
The company leaves for an all
night trip to Hybee bridge where
we will encftge tn fM maneuvers.
PlirLADKLPIMA (By the As
sociated Press) Ity breaking a 4-4
tlr to win out In the ninth, the Ath
lelhs Wednesday maib it two
straight from liosion. It. JL' M.
Boston 4 8- 2
Philadelphia f 15 3
Batteries: Khmke and Plelnleh;
Gray and Corhrane.
WASHINGTON (AP) It. IT.
New York 5 9 H
Washington 3 8 2
Batteries; Jones ami Selliiig;
Ogden, Itussell, Alarberry and Ituel,
Tate.
XATIOXAL I.KAfin; (
XEW YOKK (AI") 1 '
First game . j. H. TJ.
Brooklyn 3 9.2
New York S 14 1 1
Greenfield and Snyder. .
Second gam It. 71. K.
Brooklyn ! ''
New York 1 5 ' 2
Batteries; osbornc and Deberry';
Xehf. Winner. Mean and Gowdy,
Devine.
ST. LOKIS (AP)
I'lrst game n. H. R.
Pltistntrg 3 9 .2
St. Louis 11 14 0
Batteries: Yde. ' Sheehan Olid
Goocli; Haines and (CI-'aiTell. 1
Second gamt . It. H. K.
Pittsburg 7 J4 ' 0
St. Louis li 111
Batteries; Morrison. Adams and
ir Rlllitl,' Wl...r.l..I Unlhurn,. n ml
Schmidt.
PHILAOKLPHIA (AP) 11. II. E.
Philadelphia 14, ' 1
Boston .. 2 G -3
Batteries: Belts and Wi(son;
Cooney and O'.Nei!.
Cincinnati at Chicago, rain,
postponed.
One way of getting what yot
want Is by wanting nothing.
Kvery man has a lame excuse
for getting his leg pulled.
THE COOLEST
PLACE IN TOWN
Forsot the hp.it )i.ri with
X'W IVvp on Draught
(iiTt Milk Shakes
Anil Otlirp
Cooling I)i1nk
CLUB CIGAR STORE
IIU V THIS HOME J
S-iTHini nioili'm housp, l
IfiMMl liM-nllmi. I'rli'1 If
$:!i.-,0. Will tnkp ll,,niis H
Gooil ft . mum house H
anil :l Inm on (oie
Aip. rhv $1800.00. I
Tonus. I
100 ncrcs nrnr I'nlon. I
; o o il Improvi'iiK-nts;
Rixiil uiiIit ilKht; all
lrrlKntl ami all in I
I mip. Irli $S5 p I
I I IK-n-i with rPop nP I
I SIlt. prr aire uliliout B
! WEEKS & BLACK H
; if- RKALTOns II
g New Foley Ulilff. I 1
f Insurance - I.oam I A
1 -wr:'"--1 'P
Come lo onr Stmw IVpot on Jefferson St.
All StAjc leaT from (here dally except Sunday.
LEAVE LA C RAMIE rOR
Joseph 'tlSO - t:00 - IJ:30 . 4:00
U.iLrr :00 .l:00 4 JO
t-etHllrroo 11:00 .4:00
DHtlT THOXIS MAIM 79
We Go Out Of Our Way To Serve
noMcnnowv n:.. t. i,m,.s. akhots, bi:ts
u.;i iiotiioisi: tom.hi:s
THE CITY GROCERY !