La Grande evening observer., June 27, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
Saturday, June 27, 1925.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Your Money Gladly Refunded
i If You Aren't Entirely Satisfied '
' j With Our Merchandise
Hill's Department Store
"A Good I'liue To Trade"
SPORT
--Wt.llllM. Sl lllll'.
I iFilfiitf hpirit makes Inr 11 U In
ning fjitl Irani.
Tint J'liiluiiclpliln Athletics arc
iriiil lo lie mure Until U men
llut( H-aif4t Hit t luli tins ih
I iojm f it,
5.
II i'i'itM'h tin.' miiiii' h unt iim hiil
"yiar Ji.t luf us personnel; - hut ;i
mnrh different agnregallon an to
fight. ;Jl liliM confidence tri Use If,
j ometltfiig previa us.lv lurk inn-
Isjiig It cruek first baseman,
Joe IDtuser. befoie (lie opining of
the H'Jwim it ml Dm'ii being deprived
"I I h Aca-viei-H of the club's Htur
ptlchr Ham Gray, wlm hud won
eighl nl might guilH-s. in Willi' han
dicap .. . : -
Th.(C in whit l Dm- Athl- tlm have
h''n jjp ukuIiibI. II would have
(lin JtCitiii't u court1 ous team;
I
('Oiasla MUck'M elub ntiiNl Im mi
slilcri4 i mfoiig ienimiil eoiiteiitl
it. "1) foiiiptt'lt" -nIlne run
ki i ji jnj leuin from fluhthitf ft out
fur iiy liHiif JiHltf. - ii has Hit-
t I
i ii i:k 'ram.y.
A lucent game with ill- Ch-ve.
Kind ul well lllustrati h i hi f it.ii t
1 hm rtrnv jH'rvmli-n I he run hit ol
the Ath l'-t ii-.n.
Going Into the I""1 hiilf of Dip
Hghth. Inning Ihe An were beaten
15 to 4.-- Then didn't Seem to be
a chance for the Muck men lo over
conn jilTT 1I-nin handicap.
Jjcfgjj the. nluHi: of lht liuiinif
the Athletics hiul routed tin-,
pitch-fti unil Kt-oriM i: rnn. Him
inoiiis.'.Jjhe singling out fielder of the
team, hi lluiaxing the rally with a
ioini' Hun with two on.
In Wiim Inning Connie Mack's
linlil-ni hm I wiped out tin tl-nin
) .id look the M'-yi'liini c litb
I jillt ItllltlIKH tO iHlilti UJI,
Th.&th)i-f li'H won the Kitritc 17
jf), J t" Ml n it iIh ita one of tin- kim-ii!-
it laJJIi-Ji in llir hlMory oT nuijof
)i-aj:iiiiMha.si!hull.
a
Mai'k's filth n piiiii'lt. Ht'iilly
Uu-i-f H-'ii'l a nk hltirr hi Hit
ii'Ktilftj lliM'iii. 'Unit nii'nns -con-Klilit-.ih'fo
hi Ihts4' ihts or Dm
v inning unlhi. t
Til , jtootl or huil IIiIiik ahont ho
lnt; in.;,lovt' Ih you t'liirt drink.
tjio kind that catches.
IJauilioo and Steel I'oli.s
"Flie.s All Kind.H
I!4)skets, Landing Nets
i
And Anytliiiio; you
'I ' neetl ' '
Fi L. LILLY
Hardware
Illy P BEAVERS TAKE
Fishing
Tackle
:i
(Vinio to our Htrtim 1)i-ki on Ji-ffornon Ht,
All Htnifiw h nve fiwn lliora ilnll; niiTpi KuuiUx.
I.KAVli I, A nilAMIR
Iom-iiIi -7:30 - 1:00 - M:S0 . 4:00
llnLur t:(lo . -no . 4 30
l i liilli'tiio 1 1 ;00 4:00
IIKI'OT I'llONK MAIN 1VI
We Go Out Of Our Way To Serve
nmiixiitowx i-i As, ti umi's, rAiiitOTs, m irrs
n.(;i in vi urn m: tomatods
THE CITY GROCERY
n IUk of Omrr oo Ft Bti
PnO MAIN B7 RAX BAVU IHKKJB DELITsTBT
NEWS
mm m
IE
l-A( H ie )Ast
I'luhH - w. I.. I'd.
Hun l-'ritnclr'u Ml 23 .7011
Hull Uilii' 47 U .&KII
K' "111- 4:1 47 .r..'IK
l.c.l AiikHi'X 411 41 ,44
liukluiMl :m 44 .4r.11
I'urlluml S:i 4 2 .4411
Sii. i IH11 4 47 .420
V'rilun 31 f.2 .373
v 1 :.vri -:it ii.a v 's i i i:s..
Salt I, like (I. sun l-YunrlH-o IV.
KAI.T I.AIiH (Al') It. Jl. !:
Han k'riLlii'iHro fi 9 (,
Hull l..ik. If. 1,
llatl.ri.k: Mllilii'll. ('rockill
C.-ury 11 nil Akix'W; O'Ni-ill, Mul-i-:iliy
un.l I'i-Iit, t '00k.
I'ortliuiil fl, 'iriMin 2.
VKItMiN A1') It. II. K.
I'orllaml
S 12 1
V' iiiiiii 2 6 1
l!:illirl.'H: lluriiK. lliirilHou a nil
T0M11: llryuu. I.uttolph unil Hchantf.
NiHllli- J, Onklnml I.
OAKI.AMl IAI') It. II.
Mcultli- 2 7
Oiiklaml .. I ID I
' liuiti rlin: -M 1 1 Jim uml llalilwln
Kiiiiit a nil llyl.r.
l.tts AiiKfli'4 4, sarraini-iito S.
HAf'UAMKXTO (A I') It. i. K.
I. oh AllK'-lfrt i HI fl
Hart ann-nto t 13 0
Ituiti-rh'H: (JIuziht mid I: nn in;
Miirtin and Kot-hh-r.
(Jame Forfeited to
Athletics by Clerks
Tu u.harr i.r:.;f:ri:.
f'lllhH W. h. Vet.
Hlon k'-i'iti rH H 0 1.000
Alhli-tli'x 2 0 1.000
Hhopk a 1 -fi7
( HisiTVj.r .. l 'J .sail
MI-JaUrn 0 2 .Olio
'.'In ks 0 2 .000
- The- flirkH. four of tlic-lr
piayrrn wi re nnnllt to In1 prem-nt,
lorf' lti'd iHHt iiiKhfB TwUIkIU Ifit-
Kii fiunn to thi' Athh-tlrn, & to o.
An r.xhlMfton Kuinr wux playiil.
howi-v-T. hfiwiM-n tht Athlctlrfi nnd
t lit' CIciliH, holxttin-d up hy four
othi-r tt-Hin'!i playiTM, which I'lidnl
! to & In favor or tin' Athlcllcn.
i't Hm'Ii'h Nchiilulr.
S'rxt wi-i-k'.s' play In tii h-HKUC
1 (ichiMluU'd ii.h follows:
.Monday, J itin VJ (.'Icrk vu.
Hhopn.
NVt'ilnrndav
VM. Atilll-lllfl.
i July I HlorrkoeptT
l-rlday, July 3Ol3iTi r vu. Ill
Jai-Ui'r.
).K AMI IIK AN IJOIT IV
I lllinisH TKNM.S IT AY
I WIM IJIiKI a t, (A I)- -Oiip lone
j American. John lletiucHHey. of In-
idiaiiapolis, wlio Krlday defeated tho
l-,nitii.sh vt'icrun. (Jordan l.ow
I !i-7. X-?, ti-4, Is umoiiR the laid
.ifluht contenders for honors In th
nil- lOiiKland tennis id ok Ira chuni
jploiishlp. Hehne.iHcy prohuhly will
j meet the Indlun player, Jutfat .Mo
I han Utl. Katiirdny.
The other fiope from I ho I'nlted
Htntcs, itny Casey. 0r Sun Krati-
i-lsco, was eliminated hy hene l.a
'o.itc of Kninee. who won In a con
tent of .'ikiil it gainst speed, K-ti, ti-4,
rt-1. lioth I ,u t 'osle ami Jeane
liorotra r"main ha contestants.
I Morotru dcfeatiiiK J. 1. II. Ullhcrt
of KiiKland, fi-l. 7-ft, ti-3.
Tile tact that riches havo wIiirs
.vctdotn niahii'H a fellow to feather
hin own nesi.
ISOLONS BEST
! PlMLPl
AMl liirw i.i:a.i 1;.
flub W. I.. l'i-t.
Phllllili'llthlll ' 43 20 .1183
Wtinhlnxloii .42 21 .ISfi
I 'hlcutto 33 2 ,f.3Z
IliMl'Ull 31 33 .44
HI. I.OUiB 30 311 . 4 r r.
I'li'uluna 27 J& ,3r.
. w York ... 2d 37 .4 13
Itwilon .. 22 42 .344
NATION Al, 1,1 ,(.l i:,
Clllhs W. U l-ll.
Ni w York VI 24 .Mil
ritt.ihnrtr 31; 23 .lilo
'ini'lnniilf 31 30 .r.lis
llrooklyn 32 31 .Mm
HI. I.oiiIm 30 34 ,4CI'J
I'hlfUKO 2 3Ti .4T.3
I'hlluil.-Uihlli 2 34 .4.'.2
licHlon 24 3S .37
PIllI.AIiKM'IHA ( A I') Vanh
inton won tin- first gumf of tin
Important Hrli-s with tln Athh-ticH
hrn- 1'iidiiy. (Jo.sliri'M Jiotm'r with
two on In (Ih- .s-vrnih inning ro-
vlih-d ttic winning ruti.s. It. II. V,.
WtiHhiiiKloii fj in ti
I'liiliidi-lphiu 'A 8 1
IJutttrl s: Jolin.son and ittfl;
(JroviH and I'wkins, H-'trv.
lil-.TItorr AI'
It.
11. 1:.
fi 3
!l 0
Iti BO.
St. l.oni
1 1. trull
Jtutli'rli'.s: (iiiulon uinl
lllxon; Whlt.'liill uml HuHI
t'HK'AUO (AC) It. II
fli'vi-liinil 1 I
I'hiraKo 3 I
Ikittirl.x: .Miller, Ituikiye,
M J u 1 1 : Fuller anil Si lialk.
NA'I IONAI, I I ,(.t i:.
ItOHTON (Al-)- I'ir.it (iaini-
Kr-or.-: It. II. K.
riillailrliiiilu ii 1 1 3
llo.lon K 12 2
lliilterlin: .Mili'liill, Knitlil
and
WIIkoii; llinlon anil O'N'i-lll.
yiTiilli fiiiiH It. II
K
I'hllaililiihlu 4 10 1
llonltm 3 11 2
I llatliTli-N: liiu'aliir, I ourli anil
Hi-nlliu-: Maniiltirtl, VariiUH anil
u'Niill.
I'lTTHIil'ltCJ
(Mnriiinall .. ..
( AT)
It. II. I
3 12
. Hi
lii-uton, Itixi
J'ltt.shnnf
Itatli-rh'H; May
and HiirKravc. K
and K. Smllli.
HT. LOI'IH (Al)-- It.
ii. I-:.
7 o
10 1
(lon-
CIiIciiko - 2
si. LouiH a
liatl rii H; Ah-xnndi r and
7.uln; ItlH in and (J't-'aml. .
NKW YdllK AI') H. 11. 1
Hrooklyn If.
Nt-w York II 1 I
( 12 Inniniffl )
llutlorli-.s: I'otty, (Irciiw, Kh.
hurttt, onhoriif and Tuylor, I u
hlTI'V! HPIill . 1 1 ii III ylnlriT Itni-tiKN 1
Hciltley,
leun mid Knyder. ! lart
ley.
(.,wii:s TOIIAY.
Anici-ican lifnuiit'. .
Cleveland ul c'hica;;o. '
Ht. ho u is a Detroit.
Wash Iiik Ion ut Philadelphia.
New York at Huston.
ntloiiaI Lciikih'.
I'hlladelphiu at Hrooklyn.
Ho.ston at New York.
ClnctmiiUl at l'ltistjurR.
1'hicago ut Ht. I.ouis.
Im:iriin t.tna.si Lchk'"'.
Portlanil at Vernon.
Seattle at tiaklund.
I.OH AilKeles at S;icramento,
Han I'Vuncisco at Nail l.ukc.
In ohlep ilaj's, l-'i-ance ilccreed
thai "a funnel shall he placed in
the uioulli of any one convicted of
MelliiiK watered milk, and thai the
said milk shall he poured down
Ha id funnel, until such time us a
doctor shall declare the culprit in
capable of flwallowiliK miy more
without dmiKer of dah."
A butcher convicted of selllutr
bnd meat in t he olden ilayn of
Itrituin. stood In the pillory while
thi meat burtit-d to the. wind-
wurd of him.
Sculling Queen
rrewntlnf MIm HtMa Splnka whe
hu bfKn crowned "quen of jad
tcullers- for winning the rvcent
Ocll j!dl Rowlnf Olufc Vlratu
t Clapton, KmrUnd. The event wu
ft handicap ff,ilr, hut Mlsa 8plnka
atartpd from cratch and tt n.
U-mou from all avction of tb.
V 7-' -A
V
Wins Brooklyn Handicap
4 ' "ejv
Hern ua I-loy, Hum lllliliolll'l irreat home, turn won the nio.oon HrocK
lyn liMiidU-up at Ihu AquUhct truck lfa ullur t!:'.y. A r,r--.t Uilvt' down
lh atreUh enublcO AluU 1'kiy to k-oJ tile (WW lutons tliu wiiv. Jockey i
iiVttir, who rii II10 IJildrui totry tu vicloiy. 11 uhowu uluo .MaJ liuy.
Paradox of High Stock Market
Prices and Poor Business
HAHHON I'AltK. .Maf.Ji. ( Hpirlal )
Huw-r V. Hahhon Unlay com -
im-htfil on tin- pn srnt inronsi.st n
'y of ItlKh Block niurkci piidH with
jioor bimincHH conditions. Il- Hkii-
ilj'H that this paradovical i-ondiiion
cannot Indi-finili-ly coininih-. I o
cxpluiiifi what will, in hm opinion.
lc tho final rcult of this .tit itul ion.
Mid full atatt'im nt Ih a.s fololw.s:
WATi M TlfK WKATHKIt
"Iloririf? the lust IiIkIi point of
the stock market in January, a
condition wry diKsimihtr to lhat of
tlx- prcfli-nt time ixistid; that i.s.
stocks were hiKh l)ill liililieHH wan
fairly Kood. At that time lht hKu
ntion wun Ihc inevitable nnult of
the conditioiiH followiiiK iho Cool
idKc victory last fall, when people
heavily hough! ioth Hi-curitlt-n and
nierchuudlsc. Today. liowi-vr, the
siluailon In entirety chanted, al
ihoiiKh it in only natural that fol
lowiiiK Ruch optimistic conditions ;
wo should ko into a p'-riod wh.-ni
pi'Ople It't up In their t.-nyitiK- 1 -ir
eonfoulB hir(C ly in a huluncin. of
activities; thus an active mock
market folio w an active one.
Morrovrr. the wi-alher ihls past
winter and npritiK has tn-cn very
alinurtnul In all isectioim of t he
country and thin has upset both
inatiiifiicturinK nnl retailing pro.
Kiximn. We once watched the wea
ther for Its effect on the crops
which determined railroad earn-lnK-
Thcim earniiiKS were then a
ureal factor lu dctcrininliiK stock
I market prlo-8, nincc railroad mocks
i
WIT
uhout. the only ones truded
actively. As Indiistrtal storks c:i?ne
Just about the last word
in pipe comfon
7
into Ki'Ut
! tor
proiiiiin-nri. tipi
i tors pivc U h art. ntion to
: rrops and durilii; the p;i:,l
the
years cruji reports have Inni iniirh
, less Important a if a stork mark I
factor. Now. however, it is Im-idk
rcaltztid that the weather is itn lui
porlant factor in ileit-rinliiiiit; t!u
prolits of our Kf'-at indusinui con
cerns ind that weatln r is tin.- must
import a tit factor in d.-iermtJiint-T
merchandise Biih s. The slock mar
ket, however, has not y t r tleei. d
tht abnormul weuihcr of the johI
elKlit months.
T(h .Many Itclullcrs
"l-'undanirntal conditions are
fairly noi'inal tit. tlie present time.
Money Ih easy,' crops are fair, lab
or in most sections is normally em
ployed, capital is com purat ively
free from labor dixturbanci .s. wa
xes are Kood, failures are m.rmol,
car loadings are heavh r than ev.-r!
befoic. and buildliiK is utill eryj
active. The ditlicully toilay si'.-ms;
to be that there is not -noiiKii re-1
tail trade to support the tr. m.-n- .
doiis number of people who are in
the retail business and to keep bu
sy the t reinendoiiH manutartiirim
raparlly which was created duriiiK
I he war. When we lake any one
rommodliy w fin. I that tin
volume of businesH in that
modify compare cxc.-.-dinly
with previous years and is
the ten-year average; but w
find that the tnanufarl urn s
Injj this commodity nnd the
keepers selling this commodity nrclfMi
mulrltiK Itttle
no
money,
preselil
not buvln
Th.
.nm
(furs(oh is: .Is the
cilliy due to peopl
" ""r instead of tins
Here's a tobacco that's made for
pipes and pipes only!
First of nil it's fine, old Burley, mel
lowed by Weliman's famous old 1870
method; und cn '.op of thul it's specially
oiikIi ifoodfl or is it due to a too
h'I . itiiinutarl urihH rapacity Or
too many n-i n it. ih? I believe very
.-t'roiijjiy that ihe dinicuby ts an
a bun. niiilly bir;re niaiinf art urinK .
.;.p.cty and too m.n retalteis.
Thin ii m.l be seen uli. n studyitiK
t miiluini 11 In I con. )n ions ihot vari
ous t.i. tuui, Mtir rasy imMiey. tend
to mike stock market piles hiflh:
while old. r tarturs, tike weather.
tend to niuke maiiutart urtnif and
i-etLiiliin; profiis smtill. . j
"An a. ruli oi tlnae comlilions
we todf.y have even higher stock
marl. ei pi ie.-n than in .lanuarv ami
poorer lit.siii'Sii cot. .lit ions In many
industries and ei'iiiy ttelions. Stock
matkel plire:i (tie- lOW-.JOIHK AV-
eiat;e Ic ve n-inlly touched an
t;n'.- of 111 compared with 70
(in i:.'t, uni1!- bn.s-Hiess in many;
lines is murji potjfi r than If was
at 1 hat l tine. Statist irs show that
j 1 tie nr. d b- t U e.-n sloek lliai li. t
prireu ;md Mineral btltiueb1! has
(roriim.ially become grt-ab-r since j
)atiu:iry up to the present time. Ofi
uiii.M' t ids si it "ad raniiut eon tin in i
lo jncj. :si itidet inil.dy without n.
l-i. al. ai:d ro!:ti:i''. Hie of th' S- j
I Ii i : t niti-'s mi. at happ. n r
Tl:n c I'liN-ildc (nilhiiiks
. An immediate rhanr in bll
SllleH'i lor the txttef ullli ii COtllill-
ii. il and rapid im.pr.e, .-mcut until
im.liieMi rt.nditionH juslily the pre
:: tit hij;!f stork markei pri-eH,
An ij.imediui rnanue in Ihe
;:tn. 1: market situation, somewhat
t hi i i l.t r to a ;iuir, w her. by slock
pt ir. s v. iinld M'lH'kiy i oiih- down to
a level (iisttti-d by r seal btiNiiies
cointit nul l.
":. A ria.lual improvemenl In
bpati. .(-; roihiitions and a Kraduul
eauii.tr .p in sln k market prices
v. hen by a closer relationship
Wullld be established between thh
two without any rapid movements
j '
j ""l
j
V or Ihe otin:r.
haiy oi tin situation iimkrii
f mm- feel th.it this third course win
; be the olle UluSt likely tO he follow
fed. 'I'llele Ieed HOt III' llliy palltn
I w it Ii money as e-usy and banking
: rondtt lo.VH ...S hullllil at prcHetll,
twith a -r. dual iijiirov.'iii.iil in lite
! iarminv sitaalion. the foreign situ
ation, and oth.-r fuudanienlal con
dilioUH. Ilence It would even be
possible that stocks initfht continue
around their present level with
merely an easing oft tendency.
Surely, it is iucoin-elvxthlc how bu
siness can continue poor with llf,
imhi.immi people all fairly well cm-
plojed. Therelor.:, I fee t hat. there
in iiothint; to worry about 111 the
prtseiit jiliialioit. but one may ex
pect a Kiadiial read jtistniettt or
coming together of the slock mar
k t and busiiii'ss. Tihs would be
the naiural thing to happen under
the circumstances when sucli i pa
radox, as at, tlie present, exista.
Volume i f IWisiiios cry kh1
"As state,; above, there Is no teal
difficulty today with the volume
total lof huslncHS, but the trouble COIlleS
com-'that profits arc not up to expecta-
we:tions. It is not whai we have In
i hove i this world Hint satisfied um; but
tso - w het her we have more or less than
niak-'we expect! The manufacturer is
sloreModay geared up to handle -a'r to
more business than he is get-
ting. ' As hi sprofit comes from
this last Z., , lie is now not mak
ing any I'lmn'-v and In many install-
cut for pipes cut coarser (rough cut)
so that it burns 'slower and smokes
sweeter and cooler. Pack your pipe
with Granger and see if you don't agree
that "for pipes it's mighty near perfect."
The Warm Weather
HAS
Underwear and Shirt
Sales
Have You Your Summer .Supply?
Jl' yuil need any ret them now while our liemoval
Sale is in full force.
ASH BROS.
n-s Is running at a loss. There Is
a good volume 'of retail business
today, he tier than ever before; hut
it IHll.-d be divided bet lA cell SO IUU-
ny more retailers -and the expenses
ot all of them have increased so
that the average retailer is not sat
isfied wiih the results, (if course,
tlie IhihBoiichart measures husinesH
in terms. oT volume and dollars, but
not in the terms of profits. There
fore, t he Hub.soiichar represents
neither the stock market, which is
Considerably a hove normal, nor
does it represent I lie retail btl-
siness, which Ih below normal. The
ItabHouchart Is running about nor
mal today, thai is, a J fr ubove
norinak If we consider I he stock
market us Ihe best barometer of
business, which many claim it Is,
although wo do not agree uith
that view, we would say that busi
ness is sure to rapidly Improve If
we believe that the condition of the
Uislc industries (such as steel, tex
tiles, shoes, etc.) 1b the best baro
meter of btiBtness, and we do not
agree with till theory cither, then
we would ay tliat Hie slock mar
ket Is altogether too high and .n
crash Is inevitable. If, however,
we believe lhat best barometer Is
the Itahsoncharf . which indicates
neither rapid Improvement in bn-sim-ss
nor u panic In the stock
NEW TH0R 1R0NER JUST ARRIVED
Tho "Open End' ' of the No. 30 Thor Ironer takps care of
ru fries, cuffs, collar bands, otc. " Skirts and dresses can be
ironed under the entire length of the ironing shoe. No
brackets or braces to obstruct just a clear ironing space
thirty Inches long. ' .. ...
No Special Wiring Necessary
Attach to any light socket.
I'rlce Si 07.00 Terms to Suit Your , .Con vrnlcm.
La Grande Eleclric Company ;
Roesch Bldg.
F0RCKD
III I Ml-ll I ! t
market, (hen we must look for a
gradually easing up In stock mark
et, activity and u gradtral increase
lu general business until both imd
on, a half way ami coumion ground.
Then Hie (ncsetii .paradox would
Cease." ' . '
Vclct-ftits of kuii-4 Xt'tcttt'l
To illivl lionns fMin Stale
Tul'UKA. Kan. IAI'). Scat
tered nil over the globe arc some
5, into World War veterans ciititlM
to share in tin 'l.'diHi.ooti re
maining . in - the Kansas soldier
bonus fund, but ignorant of the
fact that the money. - belongs to
thrill. "
About l.oi'm claims have )eu
paid by the stati- since the legis
lature extended-th lime for con
sidering applications. Most of
these Were puiil tO Veteruus ill
other states, or In foreign coin
tries,, who had Just learned th tt
Kansas was paying a bonus in
men who were bona fid1 residents
of the state at the time of enlist
ment or conscription.
1
Hruge.s, ltelgium, known as the
Venice of the north, derlvm Its
name from the many bridges over
its rami Is.
Licorrr &t Mvnt 7oaccc Co.
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