La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 02, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrage Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, July 2, l!)25. I 'A: I i V 2 r4 77 i i Our Store Will Be Closed Saturday, July 4th. Hill's Department Store "A Good Place To Trade" Billy, ml Oil I SI IMTMS't V OC KAMI:. liitM lmll In filled uiili tnicciiiiiii- t- iJIst MUIMHI fiilir pltl lMTH in the , American li'iifi"' won - ir more jinnies. Two fr UiirH'l wer I'ljtf.il- j banders. Waller .luhuwiii itiitl f 11 -lis ThnrMoii, ilir others, MMtllimvs, .lor Mum! i ttnil licrhle I'l-niMM'li. of the four wtnnhiK pl'th'-rs of the American IcnKtic IuhI neuron, the veteran Walter JohriKOn n the only one hi pitch cuiiKtHK-ritty good hull t h 1m yeur. IVl-hllpH the hlKK'Ht (llRlt ft point- ment of lli- four 1h I foil In Thurston of the ClilriiKO While Hox. He Mtire ii' hi, if yoil consult I'Mitll! 4'otlltlH on tin mibjert. ThuiKion has IiIm iiHiiitl ti rnoii til of Klitff. In fuel hi- nay. )M' In faster l huh i-ver before, ift pitching tlx .same Iiilt lllK'-'H hiirwlmlj i friii t haw nlwayu chaifU'tiTl'-d IiIh work, yi't Ih'h unable to win with imy degrefi of coiiHi:it lirv. ir 'rinii'stuii uh iiiivciiutf nt Iaki season's mill, Uddie Collins' rtM'onl as manager or tin- White- Sot would he considerably more mpOHlutr t SMAIli l'!T Mi:lt. Tliui-Hioii lii baseball circle in wlutt I' known ii.s a hiikiM pitcher. BEAVERS HI IE NOTCH HIGHER U. S. Tires - Balloons - Cords A COMPLETE STOCK. Blue Mountain Garage Opposite P. 0. M. A. IIAKKISON, MKr. What is a Balloon Tire? THE announcements of two years or so ago defined a balloon tire as "A tire of large cross-sectional diameter hav ing a thin, flexible side wall so it can be run at low enough air pressure to provide a soft air cushion between the car and the road." That was the industry's ideal. That , was what the car owner was told he , would get, , . .. That is what the car owner does get In the U. S. Royal True Low-Pressure Balloon. But he doesn't get it in all tires that carry the word "Balloon" on the side wall. Some tires labeled Balloon wear out too fast when run soft, so they must be run at too high pressure to give ideal cushioning and comfort. The makers of U. S. Royal Balloons have stuck to the original idea and ideal. The U. S. Royal Balloon is built of Latex treated Web Cord. This provides the necessary strength and flex ibility for low air pressure. It also has the U. S. Low-Pressure Tread which distributes the weight evenly over the entire tread surface and eliminates early, un even and unsightly tread wear. r can therefore be run at low enough pres' sure for ideal cushioning without injury. Many nice big round tires with the name "balloon" on the side wall can't. United States Rubber Company True Low- Pressure U.S. Royal Balloons with the New Flat "Low- Pressure Tread" and buiit of Latex - treated Web Cord United States Tires art KSSs i rs mi t For sale by: v . BLUE MT. ( J Alt AG K, & Grande. CLYDE KIDDLE. Island City. ORE. TRAIL GARAGE, Union, Ore. pacific coast ij;f;i i:. nun w. i ret. Hun J'runrr,r ui Hi; .ti7 Hall "Uikt! f,u :u ,r,!ifi Health' ,..44 S!l .r,so l,o AriK-lfH .., 4H 41 .U12 Cortland Hti. 42 .4il' (JUklfiml '.ift 4H .422 Hlii-ruttM-rilo .. 34 4'J .4 I 0 V-rnon :i:t tr.i Hy ffatlnK SJurnnHiilo :i to 2 ycalcrrlny the I'ortlund lifavfrti movi'il up ji notch Into Ii-ul-rHhlp of I h hvo'kI ill vision, ( tii k hi nil wiih ptiHhi'd ilowu to Kth placi- y loHlriK lu 1'Ylnro. 1 They're All Jockeys vi:kti:hiiay's i;ami:s. Vrmoii N, l,fM AtiKfli'M I. I.OH A.NUl:l.l: (AI'J It. II. ! Vfrnuli K 14 I.OH AriKl(H I !l lllitlcrlcH: lliirruot (mil Whlox'y (lliixncr, riillllpM fun I'.'iiiiIk. I'rtfllanil HaiTnini'iilo '2. I'lllt'll.ANI) IAI'1 It. II. K. Hn'rnm'iito 2 1 X I'orllund 3 S 0 ltulfiTli-N: Vliit-i unil Slu-ii; Var rinull unil Tohitl. Snn I'rniicUro l.'i. Otikliiinl (1. SAN I'ltAMIK'H (Al'l Hiorr It. II. Onklnnil K 14 1 Hun I'rnnclm-u 15 ir o Jlftttcrl'': lii-l:int'V, Kunz, ho-h- ler nmt liylfr, Mrl lonuhl ; llfiiry Orlffln, Willluins, 1'nrnr iiml It it -(III.-. Kcntllr HKA'ri'l.K Sail I.uk.- .. Hiultlc Ill, Silll l.lll.c N. (Al'l It. II. E. K III 1 Ill 17 - llutlrli-K: I'omlfr, MrCnlii' mid I'cIith; NiiyUn-, Iniinovli'li aixl llulilwin. (I';i'yt;u Innlwt.H.) k.'A " 1 0'lf , '1 L I. Homcrun Hitters Have Field Day in Majors KKW ViKK (AC) lliilii- Until. jiiHt up from lllnt'HH. unil irninplnK uroiiihl on an Injim-fi unklf, I4kum an i-urly r'h'lrutlon of th l-'ourth uf liosion Wt-rliifHiluy when In-(Inn- out Ills roinih ntitl fifih hoint runs of th 'aon. Uuth'H (HrforiiiiiiK't wax only pan of a homhanlnn-nt m nl up y hotiw run hiitiTB of the uiujor li'iiKiK'H WV'Ini'Hilay. I luck WIImmii, Hhort ami Htoc lt ocnt'-r rifhlcr of the Ntv York (IlantH, m-t off two horn rtiim in on- innltiK ul l'hfliif'lthla anil tl-il i !m inmlrrn i '(oj (l f.siuhlihhi-il ty K.n Wltllains of th' Ht. J.oiiIh UrowiiK In 1 12 2. Kniil Mt-nKcl Ix-ljicrJ the (ilaniH alonK with tlii'-i roiir-haw hotM in th tWd ffaiiH-v at l'hihnlfihla. vi-r in Itrooklyn ltrnlt- Xt ia cont ritntti'l ii hraf-c of Iioiimth. (Hli'-rM whOKt- hatting Wi-i1ii-h- i ilav ii'-ttfO circuit clouts wtc lioli .M''iit;.'l of the New York Yankees; l' p Young aii'l l-'tunk .Snyi r of Hit- (JianU; 'I'oill, iloston !(') Sox; lliiitnt-lt. CiilciiKo I'uhs; Wright :iu! Ileal h'-ole. I'ilfKhurg I'lrat-H; McNtilty of Ch-vilanil; K.-n V 1 1 1 -iauiH of St. I.out.s Itrowus, an t'ol I j nis ami Hoopt-r of the Chicago While Hox. Red Envoy Meet thi throe Fator brothcrt, Mark. Elinor and I.tvcrno ((ft to ri-li't who are liuiiglnj up nlrty revututlona on rare tra. kH Una muson. i: i.'h j a star Jot-key. And all aro big tavorltea with rolluw.-r.-i uf th,. tu,f. Ihii Lrgthers nil Jockeys that'll ji rather odJ coineUeiiee. GIANTS TIE DDUBLEHEADER (iAMIlS TOIAV. Amcrh-nn league. ('hlt'itKo at Ht. I,oiiIh. letrolt at t'levchiiMl. I'hllmlctphla nl New York. National Lcatftic. lloHton nt lirooklyn. New York nt J'hllailelptila. Clnclntmtl nt nttrihurg. Rt. I.ouIh nt chicttKo. Vernon tit I .oh Angeles. Oak la ml at Han lanclHco. Hacrainetito at Portland. Hull J-uke ut Keattle. KTr.CIII Jt III-: ATM ZIJYSZKO WICHITA. Kan. (AI) Jo Htrrher of Nebraska, rlalinnnt of thfl world's hf'ov.vwclght wrestling fhnmptonHhip, here tlncfulny nlgnt ilefenteil HlaniMlmis hysko, veteran Cole, two faMn out of three after . concfcllng to hln opponent thtn Bccoml fall when Xhy.i.ko threuteneil to leave the ring. Hid fa tit hull doesn't whiz past the butters a la Pazzy Vfiuee ami liin curve Isn't it 8 good h ".Matty's" when lie was nt his best. When Kdtlli Collins took over the ninnagemeiit of the While Hox, Thurston wns the one pitcher on th staff lie hanked on to win n majority of bin Raines, The ac of the While Hox staff got nway to a good start, then slumped badly and for the past month hun hud his troubles fin ishing u bull game. No one In mure bewildered by his failure lo win than Thurston himself. True, the breaks have not fnvored him, I hey seldom do smile on n loser. Iuit year If the opposition made six runs, the White Hox would make seven or more for Thurston. If the rival pitcher went big, Thurston would invariably step n little faster. This year everything seems to break badly. If he gives u luiNe on bnlls It iifuinlly results in u run. If some player makes an error it starts a rally. When he pitches well, his mates don't hit. When they hit, he itucHti't pitch well. lu mn rrspert Thurston npitrnr to OH In be setci-fll shades below lusl season' form. I limvt refer eneo to Ills com ml, 1 am Inclined lo think that Is Hie cause of most of lU trouble, 1 a I AMIsltll AN l,WtllT. Cliihie w. I Pet. WiiKhliiKion 45 2:t .t;i!2 I'lillli.leli.hla 44 2.1 .:r,7 ''hienxD :ik an ,r,r,) lelroll :u, 311 ,4'is Ht. I.ouIh 32 39 ,4.r,l New York 3(1 38 .441 t'leveland 39 41 .4 14 Itoston 2.1 411 .333 national i.i:a(;u:. f'lnhf W. I.. Pet. New York 42 2(1 .ISIS J'lllshurir 40 25 .015 lirooklyn 34 33 .507 HI. I.ouIh 33 84 .4113 Cincinnati 32 33 .412 Philadelphia Sll 37 ,44S t'hleairo 3d 3!) ' ,4:l!i Ito-ilon 21 4U .3114 PIIU.ADKI.I'IIIA (AP) The Cllunls Weilnesdny look holtl gaim-M of n (loiihleheailer. In the Heroud game the cianlH hammered four lilteheM for 2(1 IiIIh. IneluilinK nix home runs. Kind came It. H. K. New York II 12 3 J'hlladeli.hiu 4 12 3 Halteries: lteutley and tlowdy: Itlnir. floorh nnd J. AVIlHon. Hoeond (tame . H. V.. New York Ill 20 3 Phlladelplilu 7 U 2 Itatterles: llarneHund Hnyder; Mitchell, KnlKht, Couch, llrlrh nnd llenllne, Wendell. ATIILKTFCS TAKE i:XI)ISlMiTKI) LEAD HY li TO 0 WIN ru il,K;n I i,i;a;i i;. Clubs W. iu IVt. Allileties '. ;t (i l.niiO Storekeepers I ,7ffi HhOps : 1 . (',(17 Observer 1 2 .'.i'A'.l Hl-Jackers fi li .ana clerks , o 4 .Dim The Hlot eki .'pers losi I heir first game of the Season to the unde feated Athletics last night, with Mike Carroll pitching th. latter team to a 11 to o vidory In five innings. The Stor.-kt-ep.-is garn ered but one hit off .Mike's de livery. Tonight the ( berver and Hi jackers meet. t Hatti-ric:;: Athletics: Carroll and Fa rn ii m ; .Storekeepers: Itelth, Hunijihrles nnd Ilrant. ' filler Mies welfare IIMirl. ! HA I. KM. Ore. .filtou A. Miller, j of Portland, who returned to Ore gon rerently from New York where 'lie attended the child welfare run ft rfni-r, has tiled with (loveruor ll'iei'f-e a detailed report of the ses sions. Mr. Miller said the confer I i iiee w,is u(i'iideil by representa tives of practically every state lu Die union, together with the terri ly of Alaska '"'d Hawaii. ' ; 1 ! if - , ? ' a j f i ?i4 i'i Ve He Is wild to be trying to net Ameri can government utlteiala to look fa vurably V't recogiutloit of ihe noviet regime, 'ilia nuuie is M CatUiitglau. he's private secretary to Ki usutn. Russian mlliistfi- to Kn nee, and In "a on bin way to Washiugtuu on r aecif t miKMlou. ITCHINGS St-e your doctor. Vlcks, how- ever, will allay the irriuiion. HERE liL'T Our prices look like mi enrlhqiuike had struck them. ASH BROS. l.ove thy neighbor, but be not too friendly with borrowing ids goods, Owr t7MillionJarsts0d Ytarty BAKER STAGE Leaves La Grande From 111G Jefferson I'litme Ifi.'i-.I 8 A. M. 1 I. M. Hoy Keoufs of China nnd Japan 'I'd Mnke i:clinugeCnnip Visits OHICAOO (AP) It. Tf. K. J'ittsbnrg 8 14 0 Chlr-ugo 6 12 0 llaiterles; Kremer and Hmlth. Clooch; Alevander. Hush, lirett ami Gonzales, IJartnett. IIHOOKLYX (AP) II. II. K, IIohIoii a 1 lirooklyn 4 11 1 liatterles: teuton nnd O'Nell; t'elty and Taylor. AMi'iticAN i,i:a;'i:. crjovi;i.Ai (Ap) Clrst game; n. If. ft. OHrolt (i r, 2 Cleveland 11 14 1 Itatterles: Doyle, Wells, Collins and Hastier, Woodull; Hmlt h nnd J.. Kewelt. Second game: ll. H. K. Petrolt 4 12 1 Cleveland I 7 1 lint t erics: Hi oner nnd Womlnll; Kd wards. Hp' e and Myntt. ST. I.OCIS (AP) Chicago Ht. I.otils Itatterles; Lyons, Ii. II. K. .. fi HI 2 ....a u o Thurston, Itlankenshlp, I-'reeze and Helm Ik, Cioiihc; Wingard, Itusli and Har II reave. liOHTON (AP) Ii. II. ft. New York ...II 14 2 Hoston Sll 4 Itatterles: pennoek. Shocker nnd Ib ngough : Cnhr, Znhniser; ltos nnd Plclnlch. IMitiv To Spenk, SAI.ftM. ore. (Jnvernor Pierce will address a crange picnic at Thornton, near The Dalles, July 4. The night of the Fourth he will return to Porl In ml to tnt rod nee tlovernor I'lnchot of peiinsvU nnin tn the convention or the Christian Kndeavor stieh'ties there. TOKYO (AP) I'ifty Hoy Scouts from Japan will go to China this summer to spend several weeks in camps there. At the same time some two iloso-n Chinese ltov Scouts will come to Japan for a vifdt. This plan of exchanging ltov Scouts with various countries lias aroused considerable enthusiasm among the scout leaders here. It was slated I hat the Hoy Smut organization of 1 1 ungary has be gun negotiations with the Japan ese organisation with the view nf exchanging vlstis. The Hungarian scout ol'l'toials propose to send tWI Hoy Scouts lo Japan next year if a return visit of Japanese scouts can he arranged for the following year. Life Is but n iln-am. but there are all kinds of dreams. '; ':',u';."yu.A,, We are receiving some extra fine Black'- Caps and Loganberries each morning. Would advise your ordering them at once while the berries are at their best. Let Us Supply Your Picnic Wants We have a nice assortment of Lunch Goods, including Boiled Ham, Veal Loaf, Minced Hani, Saratoga Chips, Olives, Pickles, Cookies, Cheese and Fruits. TAKE ALONG ONE OF OUR LUNCH SETS Our Store Will Be Closed July 4th. J. G. SNODGRASS 111 Depot St. Exclusive Grocer Phone Main 75 Jfdsummer TfpS iliilil. it Round Trip Excursion Tickets To all principal Kaatrrn One, on sale daily to Sept. 15 Final return limit Oct. 31 Liberal itnpovrf privilrurt tfutiig or rcturuiiig Visit the folk "back East" now while thm fares are low Low fum alao to Zlon National Park Yfjltowttona National Park Ak f,f frr thxiklrt, tict nptive uf ttica MINI Agent Win. M tinny, lien. Puss. Agl. My, My, My! More- bills ld nnd o buy I can't deliver H this imttiiing, but pmmiMil to tie. liver tomorrow, A country build ing two mlb's out I hue. plaster , ami lxilhtlng inaleiial wanlctl and tlM nmn Is bow I In yr his bead off iMM'ftiisc I cnii'i del her totlny. No, 'i CiMlnr shingles, ws per M. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tim Poor Mn' rrlmil" Oppo. IMimlry. liKinr M-!l ho Numtay IliLslneraa LET'S GO We have the best assortment nf Pishing Titckle in Kastern Oregon. Let us show you our line of Tackle. We also have many useful articles for the Camper. Dnn't forget to pet that Tire NOW, ns tire price hnve advanced 20'";-. We will fill orders nl present prices until Friday, July 3rd. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Announcement WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE TN ANNOUNCING THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. LEO .. FRENCH as CHRYSLER DEALER for this territory CHRYSLER Automobiles, whether Fours or Sixes, offer re sults in performance, riding qualities, comfort, economy, dur i bility and value to lie found nowhere else. The genius which has made the CHRYSLER SIX the. most de sired car on the market and has established new production and sales recoi'ds for an industry the genius of WALTER P. CHRYSLER is stamped unmistakably on the new CHRYSLER FOUR. Before buying any car, take, a demonstration in a CHRYSLER talk to the people who own CHRYSLERS. Mr. FRENCH wants everyone to ride in a CHRYSLER and become acquainted with CHRYSLER results even though you may not now be in the market for a car. Mr. FRENCH is not alone interested in selling you a car he is interested in seeing that you secure the utmost of satisfac tion from that car after you buv it. He will maintain an effi cient SERVICE DEPARTMENT about which further announce ment will le made. Pendleton Auto Company Established 1007 Chrysler Distributors for Eastern Oregon. Pendleton, Oregon. , II J iv: