La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENINO OBSERVER
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Aditorials
It May Interest Von
To Know
That-
"CI, 11,1ml nln'l wlial
-isol lo lit-" -thank
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That
"A clue for shy Ufii.nn i;i
announce)!. Itnt v.'heie do
yon fin. I them.
That
It will hi- seen in itonie of
the startling ft-al tit f fro lv:i
of t he season. h'l'fl I
oddity and novelty hold
rir.'it place, ad. I It will
also he m fii In tioim .f
Hi' new street frocks that
am almost t :t i ( i I in
their Klmpllclty.
Making A New Dress
Zs One
rfa To
Keep
Cool
That
from
will
tliia
11 would mini
that wo rn e n
what I hey rlnmfif, pre'tv
much tn this respect ,ih
they have done In olh-i'
phases (if tin- mode.
That
One of the prettiest com
binations fcir evening ht il
ls Kreen In conjunction
with fail oil pink.
That-
It la rather hard to re
member 'way hack thee
In the '. tons uno wh-n
they used to warble "fi .
Ing Nellie Home," Isn'J It,
FHXKKT V ATKINS,
Milliliter.
And One
Way
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lo
conomize
FASHION'S SUM
MER KAN TRK
SI'.'NTS .MANY (JAY
AN!) I.OVKI.Y MATERIALS FOR
VOIR CHOKE.
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' Wln'ii Hie thermometer lias risen sky-hij;h, it's coolest lo remain
J (iiii'tly at home! Hut a little hit of Suiiiniei" sewing a new I'melc
J for instance is a splendid way to keep hands and mind occupied.
J Stall one of some of our colorful fabrics, work on it upon your
poich, and helore you know it. the hot afternoon is over and you'ic
the licher liy one dainty frock! Our Summer Cottons are especially
attractive just now.
Plil NTs Soiii. lhliiB ,nl-
l;:i ,!,lt,.,l, mhiicI Miik l'
l.tiicit'nl mi vlf. unikc II, ,
hinst clioriniiiK . or Hliott
Iioi'Um
.10c and 60c yd.
si TM ;s of excellent
guaranteed fiiNl color
"(iiillly In id' lovely Sum
mer shades is smart mid
-?:!' til n ;y practical
$1.1.1 yd.
VOIIj; Sheer and yet
wonderfully durable may
be liaI In exquisite flow
er 1 1 n t m or In dotted pat
terns
50c to $1.95 yd.
(IIU'I 0K, no soft and
beautiful to toitlH: O lit the
KMice and charm ofyoiitli-
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$1.25 lo $1 yd.
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To Trade
Hills Dept. Store
A "
Good Place
To Trade
- J'llt.shiirK
.Momlav' by
It. II. K.
8 1.1 1
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and Karl
Hiii It li : Itixey, lirudy and Hai Ktave.
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hrooUlvn 8 Ifi n
I'hihid. iphia :i h
hull' ri-M;. Vanee ;md elterr ;
t 'it rlt on. Km; lit and Wilson.
NKW VoKK (Al' With a
yritv of It to 1 In favor ol" t he
(iiaiiift in the H-i ond Inning ot Muii
da inline with the liraves. th.'
euntesl wan calhd on account of
rain.
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WASIIIMiTON (Al' Wash
itik'ton drew up to within half a
Kit no- of the eaKe le;td)UK Ath
lelles .Monday hy ilefeiitluj; them 4
to 1, for th.
KauieM play'
Sen re:
I-hiladelphhi
Washington
Jiatterie.s;
third time in the four
d in the tier) cs.
It. II. K.
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Gray. Walberif and
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The Warm Weather
HAS FORCED
Underwear and Shirt
Sales
Have You Your Summer Supply?
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If you need any jet them now while our Removal
Sale is in full force.
ASH BROS.
fe-t In depth. It la possible th:it ci llcnt linguist, one of I lie bluest
there are other Kiitves helow, lielhl'H made in IJrazil 'luring reeent
nail. ! rears was aecorli t In 1!(24 to nil
The luavi s were hurled In a Hit- j Italian company whieh slap;e, a
linj; imsliire with the knei-s crook- 1 ' s of plays iiicludln: KIiir l.ear.
ed iiein-at h t hf i hln. I )f fort y
skeletiitiH W'hleh Were uneai'th l.
( 'oehratie; Covelenkie and lilMd,
C'l.KVKI.AXI) (AT)
l-ii.st Kame: H. II. K.
Iieirolt 4 12 (I
ri. velaii.l I 7 2
liutterieH: I tnu.HH nnd liassler;
Vowel I, Speece and .Myutt.
.Second Kame; It. II. K,
Detroit 7 15
C'leveland .". 4 in
Here we have Howard 'Zip" Long,
recently elected captain ofthe Uni
versity of Pennsylvania baseball
team for next season. He's a pitcher
and besides sliming on the diamond
la also quite a mar performer In
football, lie's a big favorite In the
eust
Othello and one uf Ibsen's plays.
Aiuerie:iii ti in ma recently was
introduced to the people of Hriizil;
the pl.'iy hi bitf "Haby .Mine." th.
farce hy Margaret Mayo. which
was i;tveii by two companies din:
intf the Hume week, Hruil ia n
;:to h company and a l,onlon com
pany stopping in It io de Janerlo on
ilH w.iy to Iteunos Aires.
Villi,-,, .it-..I,-. (,I ,l.',,n...
Welcomed in Itrnzil
to a very stlni ulat inff level, 'riiei'4
1m otic stock company giving; com
e.lit s of modern Brazilian lite. Th
Brazilian is till enthusiastic Anu'lK
can moving- picture fan.
very one was found facing west
toward the Httinjf huh.
Aliove vach jfrave. us a sort of
pa it it ion h t ween it ami (he one
above, was round a llme.ston slab
vt-ral inches thick.
Foreign Actors Are
KID IK JANKItIO (AP) The
bet lira ma now offered lirazilian
t In ater-Kuers is present. m ni Itio
ile Janerio and Son Paulo by visit
ing companies from Paris, Madrid,
Lisbon. Duly anil Mexico. These
companies play in their native lan
KauRe.i and draw hif crowds, if
their productions are first-claxH, as
the cosmopolitan Miazilbm Is mi e-
Thiriy-eifcht persons out of ev
ery him. in.) hi thp I'nited Slate)
now earns a salary or wape.s.
I octurs get by.
Informal Inn.
They have Inside
I latter ies:
Karr, Kpeec
Leonard and Hassler;
' atitl Walters.
BOSTON (AP) It. 71. K.
New York 5 S I
Boston HI HI 0
Batteries: l-'eiKii.suu, Sha wki-y.
Ileal) ami Schan; guiiin, WitiKiield
and l'iciniclt.
ST. UVVIH (AP)
Chicago - i
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SPORT NEWS
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wors op coAfit.
"Tlip mni illrilcill tn-k of n
rilli'Ki hnsi'lHill loni'h m in ,,..
it'liip lilli hiTM," sny .,m- WfMHl.
I,m V,hi Ik now ln-n,l linvi'haU
conch nl Ynli I'or yvnrn hr Mr-
ri, I ni nn At linn inmur pllih-
er. He rnnks ntilniiu Uir i-,-,t
i'lilil-hnn,lii or I'm- Kiiiiw.
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"The Rlomor Ihul orii-f wi nl will,
llt-nltlK. Hip c-uII. k,. viii-1,. ly In ,;,r-
llruhir, Ir j:i.ni-," mtitlnui'ii w .
- "In III,' olil iIuvh Ihi' mil,
)lli'hcr il(iliilluilr,l lb,. Mi,,:, li,, ,,.
nine Hi,i- oul or lo ,. tin'
,lK li'-ro. I
"Thoso ,1:ivb no l,,l,;. r exist. T),,.
flory of ti roll,.,.,. ),:, K:UUI. , ,,,, .
I'alla to it,,. ,l,,li,.r. ,. ts ,t
ofl,.,i Dip li,iK.t lor rl.lli oi,. ;,ii
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l"RO boll J,H1 us I,,. ,1 iti.it,.., ti,,
):oin(. In II,,. mo lot-.. In ,, ,, ;,t
I'ilrln-r It, imiiv llolil,- lo ,,. h,,.
'Koat" than nny oth,
t.,n,.
"It's tonph to In- v:,,ik, , oul
).!! rolli'Ro Kl,,. will, IIioiisiiii,
Irn-ntlti iiixl ttnpiiori, l,.Uin,: ,)M
'l'h' roll-u:,- ,n,-l,,'r t-ooHtiiiiiK
Hint liOK.llhlllty."
, It Ih ensy to uo,l,-rt.lno,l tl,, u,.
lloill Of WtMHl' lliuf,.. ft 1,1 l. ,1,..
ii li lilni; or plti lu is In rolli'ite. Xo
on,' i-ilifi ,i ninrt ImisI,., 'Mi,.
iiilli-si" lilli'lKT In riiiiMllnllv Invlt
nif II.
WHAT A IIAI.I, (i.Mi:i
Winn lit, ii. l, ,1 In tin. first Bnnn
l)itv,,n Viilo 1,0,1 llorvol,! Ihln
mi, r HlrmiKly l :,, ,Mlt 1 1 1 a iilnliil,
noil r,.,.,.,illv fp,,-.s.v,.,l I,,,..
Y.-ili-, lit,. t,.i,n, ri,oi'l,,-, l,y jo,,
Woo, I, li.al llorvnril, n. "flint
.Joi,n,lH v, ry in, o h lilt,. rootlinll
K.r, wilh 11 t'oiipl,. or fl, l, K , ,i, I
lll'iiili.,: In Hi,. ti),i,.
A,.uri.illv Ih,. coll, );,.?, nr,. on
Inc. Hi- lively l,:il well an lint
o: jnrs.
In Iho Ynlc-llorviinl rriiniM, 4,1
rinoi. 43 liils. is I.omi.h on I, all no, I
li,".', Hitnieil In the I til, I
EXTRA-IXXIXG
GAME TAKEN HY
O.-W. SHOP TEAM
ClnhP
Storekeepers
Athletics .. ..
Shops .. ........
i tbservcr .. ..
Ml-Jackers ..
Merits
T,. Pet.
a l.omi
a i.niio
t .Tf.a
2
2 .uut
4 ,(MI0
fourth
but It
I i'l lilt.
'ei tahily th. r.
even the winiiiMd
tame it; (h:it.
Hi,' ni," I h,. pr.-ufi,
had pit. -hid Yal
was Minplv lu.-kv.
in tw.i I i ft ii nt tnnliii: Yale
mad. nine nniv. Pitchers don't
luidi . i y trm 1. 1 Io n t he nppo.sl-ti.-n
pii.-H up tii:,t inanv scores in
was no fclorv for
pitcher in such a
oil., lelt th.- field
of the man who
lo ictory. Me
inn.
I iKc th-
bo
man on i lo-
of n I
1. "M fillers, the colle.
the hjl) Is lively.
in dd. stuff aside
pallliv cut at tnost
trouble for the
nre the oiittaiuliin: ftjrnre In
i (dic ;c ba-ch;il was i he pileher.
bae athlete tiled mil lor that
pos.i.Mii lb, in am other. No iniin-.
I he U I. all ,a- chnnuctl nil uf
tiial.
.Safety4' S&oiftti (hmfMibly (j
All
Oomo to our Stt Drptit on Jcffrrm Kt.
8Ugt Icto from thero ilnlly ourii Hun.lftya,
LEAVE h fillAMU: I)H
JOfteph 7:.10 - 9:00 - U;S0 .
nnUex 9:00 - t:IM 4:50
I'cmlletim 11:00 -
rKror rnoNK main -
4:00
The t'lerks lost their
straight Ratne last niKht
took nn extra luniiiR for the shops
to defeat them. At the end of the
fifth the score was two all but In
the sixth the Shops managed to
hriiiR; two home.
Kckley and Yeske, opposing
pitchers, both turned hi an excel
lent Kame, Yeske struck out s
men In the last two innings.
Batlerlcs; I'lckley and llvans;
Yeske an, I Williams.
Tomorrow ninhl the Storekeep
ers play the Athletics and Thurs
day uiKhf, in :a cad of Kriday nl-ht
as w.ik scheduled (h
play the Ill-Jackers.
VM II I' t (lS
(Talis
San I'landsco
It Lake ..
Seattle
i Aim'ehs
Oakland
Portland
Sacramento
Vernon ., .
No games
a mi :s
Aiiieiicnit l.eaiiiic.
Chlcano at St. Louts.
1'etioit ut Plevehin.l.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York ut Boston.
aihninl leamte.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
PlttMhniff at Chicano.
I'ncitU CunM l.eniioe.
Vernon at Los Alleles.
Oakland at San Pranclsco.
Sacramento at Port laiub
Salt Lake at Seattle.
Boy StMiits Plan I'll ill p.
1B(1 KIVKH. Die Plans of
Hood Uivet- and The Ualles Boy
Seoul ixecntiven call for n hlia;e
Boy Scout .summer camp at Llm
berlost on Lost Lake, according to
Clarke Schonboe, executive for the
wont troops of the two nild-ro-lunibia
cities. The camp will "have
a capacity of about .a boys housed
in tents, four to each tent. The
ramp will be open from July 13
to AuBust 2it
ItAI.N Pltl A i;ms hoi t.
NKW YOT.K (AP) Kaln Mon
day nifiht forced promoters to
past. one nn op.-n air boxing show
at the yucenshoro sladium at which
.Mike Ballerino of Bayonne, N. J.,
innior llhtw.iKht champion, was
to have defended his fide aMuiiist
Pepper Martin of Brooklvn in n
ir.-rouiul fiKht to a decision. As n
neu date t,r the show the- pro
moters .Selected Moll.a. .1 If t V
and Schatig;
Jtl'ffD.
.Monrldbe and Dixon,
were Biolen from their parents and
.soldMo Yu fur each. others
were hired out an apprentices hy
parents little mindful of their- fate.
They were employed in making
brass articles, glassware and
matches Which Yll illMlinm.l nf nn
'j" I Seward Itoad. Three or four died
j jas a result of harsh treatment, the
ruin l wiw loin.
Y u. was given a jail term of 1 f
year.s to he followed by expulsion
from the concession. His wife re
ceived a 1(1 year .Sentence, and Yu
Ching-dong, .,n accomplice who as
sisted in kidnaping, got a similar
term. Tlie concubine and amah,
who appeared to have' lud'rieiHled
the hoys on all possible occasions,
were released. 'Che store and
workshop were ordered sold ',o de
fray the cost of trial and to pay
for maintenance of tin; unclaimed
children, . .. ,.i
FIREWORKS
F0K SALE
Kiddle's Store
ISLAND CITY
AM KHK'AN (iOI.I-'liUS VIV.
OLKN KAULK, Scotland (AP)
Donald Smith anil Joe Kirkwood,
American .professional golfers, de
feated the British' pair, (jeorge
lumcan and Abe Mitchell, 2 and 1,
in a :iH-hole mutch over the tih-n
Katies course .Monday. The Ameri
cans were two down at the end of
I he first round.
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Meet I'no Kekcta, uf the Mime race
as Xti rim and Bitol i. I.Vyear old
Oregon schooiltoy, wtni al a recent
Chinese Sentenced
To Long Terms for
Keeping Slave Pen
SHANGHAI (AP) Thirteen
boys, some of whom have been
imprisoned in a filthy, airless nweat
shop for six years, were Identified
and claimed by parents lu Hie
French -Mixed Court here recently.
The lucky youngsters wre a part
of a group of 31 rescued by tho
French police.
The Identification pa me as nn
Interlude in the trial of Yu Pn
hong, proprietor of a workshop, no
cused, together with his wife, con
cubine, amah and three other ac
complices, of maintaining a slave
pen in which the children In ipies
t ion worked from early morning
mil il midnight, underfed, beaten
and never allowed to see the light
of dav i-xcept such as filtered
through a small barred window.
Tabs of torture for Insufficient
indust ry. attempted revolt or in
ability to labor on account of ill
m .--s were told by t he waifs in a
manlier to bring tears to the eyes
of trteiiers Manv of the children
Old Indian Graveyard
Found in California
SANTA HABBABA. Cal. (AP)
An ancient Indian graveyard, be
lieved to antedate the California
mission period, was discovered re
cently near Purifviima Mission in
the Santa Ynez Vattey near here,
by lion Meadows and Buy Oni
wcll, orange, Cal., research work
ers, a number of prehistoric spe
cimens. Including several Indian
skeb-tons. skulls, heads and ar
rowheads were obtained.
The burial plot, once the "happy
hunting grounds' of the bronz.-d
warrior of the west, was .situate'!
in the e nter of what was a large
I lean patch, which, up tu the lime
of discmery, completely obliterated
all trace of the important find.
According to Meadows, Ih. y dug
through three ditier.nf layers of
graves, each from t line to four
Farmers! Attention!
l l-IT. STRAIGHT BLADE WEEDERS
$.'!0.00 Canh.
La Grande Iron Works
We Go Out Of Our Way To Serve;
win m: yoi u iiul.l, mi ;i is Tin: most, ami si.hvici:
vi: APPiiDciAi i: voi ii i-iiom: oitii:its
THE CITY GROCERY
Jiint Rock of Oarr'c oo Fir Street
PUONB MAIN 67 RAT BAUU FKICJ1 DELIVERY
Mi
merva
Says
meet threw the th.-. us 11.. feet V '
Inchesi, JJxeskeia pi onitsi s to Itvcome
a contender roc oimpic tioiiom In
side a few Keas'ons Be i; b et 1
tilth tall and tips the st ales at Hi i
ivuiuls,
My feet are so hot on the
bottoms that yo i could toast
bread on them! It serves
you right. Why don't you
get a pair of those Open
work Sandals at The Boot
cry they are so nice and
cool, and just think! only
SI. 05. The price is as easy
as the sandal. Be sure and
keep your shoes well pol
ished; they are much cooler
and it will Improve theloos
as well. We have all colois
and kinds. If you have the
ambition to apply It.
If you feel yourself slip,
ping these hard times. Nu
llrip Heel Liners will save
t he heel of your silk hos .
Corn hurt? You bet! I'se
Zeno Pads; hurt's gone.
ly-Buy.
THE BOOTERY
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IN ORDER TO GIVE TIRE USERS OF THIS C0-MMUNITY WHO GET LI- J
iI.Alt.St JIL1 f I Kb 1 A IO rAJL WITH NEW TIRES AT &
A REAL TRICE, WE ARE GOING TO SELL DIAMOND TIRES . AT TH
FOLLOWING PRICKS.
These Arc Regular Quality Guaranteed Diamond Tires.
uce
30x3
30x31,2
32x31 j
31x1
32x1
32x1 1 i
Fabric CI
Fabric CI
Diamond Cord
SS Curd
SS Curd
SS Cord
$ 7.20
$ 8.1(i
$15..-)(!
$16.!).")
$18.70
$24.70
33x5 SS Cord .?32.G0
31x1 SS Cord $20.2.-
31x-Hi SS Cord
35x5 SS Cord
33x1 1 i SS Cord
33x4 SS Cord
$26.00
.'....$.33.90
S25..-.0
$19.50
These Trices Are Good Only to July 4th. We Have All Sizes in Stock.
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