La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1925, Image 2

Wednesday, July 15, 1925'.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Excellent Values In
This Lovely Lingerie
Cool and Pretty for
Summer Wear
Daintily cool to slip into on
a hot summer's (lay. Delight
fully simple to tuck into one's
suitcase for a week-end trip,
iieiuitil'ul practical for sum
mer wear because of their tult
ahleness, and, above all, won
derfully becoming by virtue of
winsome pastel tints and
touches of lovely lace. In other
words, light summer lingerie of
silk and figured crepe shimld
find a welcome in your play
time wardrobe.
An array of fancy number.
in lace and ribbon trim glove
silk underwear Gowns, Step
ins and Combinations. ;
$3.85 to $20
Printed cotton crepe under
things so very practical for va
cationing because they are so
easily laundered.
$1.25 to $3.50
Hills Department
i Store
"A Good Place To Trade" .
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Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Know
That
I.U'lil wi'ljfht urn vi-s tu
rtotli fuhvlrn will KtvfHllks
a -ihi- ijiro for populur
Ity tl.ifi fall.
That
'I'hf oalrtrh Ik tiikinr hn
lii-inl Otlt Of till- hftllf.H
Ikiik t-iioiiffli to finil hlrt
ft'ltllM-l-M llppimlllK on Him
m-w plctun- hutii
That
AllOtrH'l' H I V ( f. utUlO
whlnh ti-infM to Hhovt t ho
witlHtlliH Into iln nomml
position Ih the youthful
niul Ix-roinliiK Itoh-iH.
That
Kt'in'nihcr I hr iluy.i wln-n
the tmitron wore pniph;
iiml nrclii.J? TIiIh full it
1m to bo popular with youth
UH w, itml C) lit" w.
WOfl ll tin- yoilDKNtiTh'
ntloptlon.
That
Thfio wns n Hum wlion
ai tltH iiHftl ranviis nnl
huntf their art on wall;
now th.-y i isp nilk. In
Bowns, hut ami i-vcii ios
nnl huiiK thi-iu on tlm
human fiffiir. l-'lowrt-H
nrf fuvorid' I-siKn.s hut
butt.rrif.fi and hin.H flit
ahoui.
That
Kv.'n Ihosn who itlliffpntly
and Kiicr.-Hsfully apply -
roM -rr.-iiin to t ho n.'ck
wriiikli'H uro not koImk to
turn nshl from the sweat --pi-
with ttip tnitlc inflt
this fall.
i:hm:st avatkixs.
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BAKER
1ST SPRINGS
MKIUCAI. KI'KINOH (Special -Mr.
ariTl Mrs. K. 1 Vori., of Itu
Jter," spent Hnn.luy ut I In- I'uwertt
i'onufr: Mr. Vorlz visited Mm
'twin Unity'' line tetore returnlnK
tiOllte,
H. H. flutHh has returned to the
ranch ut HtihtLiiKion. H Is uol
to he arountl now hy uinn Uia
cr ut eh ph.
Mr. South d. Hver.Ml a load or
Iiokh to the Huk. r iniukt-t Monday
iiiorninK. r;i unitnK to Hunting! on
in the afieinoon.
Sunday afternoon culh-ra of Mrs.
.1. K Kennedy witp Mr. mid fll i a.
i Whitt-ii. Mis, i S, Wluth.
(Misses l,ciH Winih and lima Ken-
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. H. Winih were
at linker Saturday, Mrs. Winth ko-
, iUK tor iiiedical treatment.
The Mi tliral SpriiiKH rraiiR ti t-li
ft businms met-tiiiK Saturday rvi-n-iiiK
for the KrariK' is to huy hlnd
Iiik twine und grain .saeUs.
Mr. and Mrs. I.loyd Winth ond
family of Ha.es. sp. iu ihe holidays
at the home of his part'iiis, Mr. i.nd
Mrs. i.. K. ,'lnth und rtturued
home Sunday. 'liny droyp down
in tlM-ir m-w eai'.
J. ;ihson Ims n-turlK-d to M.-dl-eal
uftpr atti'HdiiiK a-eump iu.-i't-1
ik ut KtKn.
Mrrf. I'. Whllten, Mrs.' I.. S.
Win! li and Mm, J. I Keinietly
were shopptliK it l.a (irand.- Kn-
.ay. They were dinner Kiiests oi
Mrs. ,, A. Chandler.
Several pioneers from this rom-l
niunlty wni attend the annual I
tnetlnfr In l.a Orande Thursday.
Mr. und Mrs. Krcd Currey and
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Kekliy, of La
Grande visited the mines Sunday.1
1 .WHiitten dellvend a loitd of,
fat hogs to tUc J-a Urando market '
I'Yiday. i hot Hniweu oi is...n.
City Is spending the week at Medl
cal Springs.
To Compete Abroad :
TvTjW' in
Lying Held Needful to
Modern Civilization
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Kathi rliiB iit Hi" NuiiiuHi Y.. M
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IVopn rotilil not Hvi- topothfr ir
ihf world ititli.T.-.l 1o 111' prinflplifl
of "thf truth. Hit' whole truth ntnl
nothin? hut tln truth " t ml.ti'd
HONOI.fU; (AT) FulRi-hooils : v,. (0ul.l not hiiv.. a Rroup of
an- ni c.ssary to tin- iiiulmcniinra iwopli., tonsi..u, nl ly no " ritl. s.
or rlvillzutlon. In the opinion of !r.t,Vna or roniiiinnlli.s, If v. tohl
HiTburt Codilanl. payi holoKim or,i truth all Hit- llmr-. V tnusl
the I nlvoralty of Ohio, as i-xpri-ss- t,. p. We have to he honest.
In a talk recently before a luree ),t at times It Is nercssarv for us
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Thli la Mlaa
Martha Nortllu-17-year)IJ
t)lvin.
pic swimming
alar and world
record holder,
who will com
pete In water
carnlvula In Swe
den, Norway,
Denmark, Hoi-
land and Ger
many UiU Bum
mer, tine will
attempt to show
.European m e r
molds how the
American teas lea
cop title after
title.
OUR
NEW
LOCATION
Caly-coi ner from the La
Grande National Hank
will soon lie ready IV us.
ASH BROS.
to lie, for the well'nre'of tin
inanity."
H.- ill list rat I'd his eonvictlon hy
reealling a wager between two men.
one of whom dfelared he could re
frain from falsehood for 'a period
of 24 hours. The men visited the
home of a friend wln-r. one of the
daughters was playing the piano.
"The. playing was very poor und
when asked his opinio. i of the mu
sic., the, man answered that it was
tnmk,' whereupon lie wan kleked
out of ihe house," I r. Ooddard
Said. '
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Banker's Friends Elated
"Twelve years ago 1 heeani uf-
flieted with stoniaeh trouble whieh
steadily beeame worse. J fre
((iieni ly became prostrated wit h
eollc attacks and bloating. My
doctors wanted to operaie for gail
stones, I wished to avoid an opr
era t ion and on mlvice of a frieruk
tried Muyr'8 Wonderful ItemedfJ
with excellent resultH ns . Blnce
Itaiiin.? it about two years ago my
trouble has entirely disappeared."
it removes the catarrhal mucous
1 1 roiii the iu test ina I tract, and al
lays, the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liv
er and intestinal ailments, includ
ing appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded ut
all druggists. Adv.
BAKER STAGE
Leaves La Grande
From 1116 Jefferson,
Phone 4 63-J
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SPORT NEWS
VERNON TR1S
UTAH MBS ?3OT
l'Adl'IO COAST I.FAfil'i:
Clitlis V. .1,.
ftan Ftanrlaco 6& S2
vRult Uike rff, 43
Seattle .. t,j 44
IjOS AnKelen f, 411
Portlund 47 45
Oakland 44 lis
Vrrnun S7 (S3
Haeruinento afl
Pot.
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Vr.ST!:HI)AV S JAMI'X
Vernon 8, Salt l ake ,
HALT 1.AKK (Al') rt. H. R.
Vernon H j 2 2
Suit I.uke s 11 1
Ilatlerles; Hurt.i.it 1,11,1 SchnlK;
Knlllo, Hulvry anil Peters, t'ook.
rin VrnniHoi) 11, Seattle lit
RAN I-'ltANVISCO HP)
Hron . ,,
( Seattle .. ., , 4 ,
Han Frnnelnen u ti j
llntterlefc: l--11llH.ll. Mllius l.ucas
nnil K. Hiililwin; Mit.h.n. croek
tt and Airnen, Ultehl,.
l'KXNAXT ASSIT.
AVInnltu; a mnjor Irnirur pennant
sr '""'W"'!! IliK rontenilers.
I The nhllllr or rcnnln Ktim to
I iM'nt one or nior. fotitetnlers in In-
S7CI jvaflnlily tho mnrgln of tirtorjr nt
iiie i'iom 01 tut s.n.oii,
In the National league lasl year.
New York won the peiinunt ly 11
lioliits. trnnie ami a half ninrirln
over Us closest route mli r, Drook
lyn. The ahlllty of tho New York
Olants to win In it majority of
Karnes front llrooklyn maile possl
hle that srunt mat-Kin of vletorv.
'I'he (.Slants defeated Mronklyn In
M of the 'JL' liultles slui:e,.
A Hlmlklr cnnillllon existed In the
Anierl.an lBii, m n,,. rinse of the
lfl'4 i-nniiniltni . Wnshltik'tim enjoy,
ed ;in ll-polnl lead over New York
Vahlnrteii tient New York 13
out of Kullles anil peliHheil off
I'- trnit. the other ronti'tul. r In ) 4
Of the 2? Content.
New York won In I lie National
lcOKlle I llllse It luid the eiltre on
Its eles, st eonteii.ler. llrooklyn.
Wiixlimnoii rtnlslied out in front
In the Ainerlean lieeali.ie t rould
isiHientiy trim the N.w York
Yankees.
clilciiKO Culm by winning Tuesday's
(,'atnc. . h. j.,. E
Chteano 3 8 2
NeA York c 1 L fi
Hatterlis: Keen, llluke. Jones.
Jacobs and Hortnett: Itentley and
(ioivdv. '
AMKKICAX l.rAdlT.
Clubs v, 1.,
Washington r,3 2!i
l'hlladel,bla Mi
I'lllciiKO 4j 3H
St. l.ouls 43 42
I lelrott
I'leVeUinil ..
New Yolk
Boston .. ..
42 43
.3-S 47
. 34 47
..I'll 60
Pet.
.t',4t
.i;33
,;,4 2
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14
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mtOOia.YN (AP) PittshurE
stopped lin.zy Vance's wlnnliip
streak after hi' had won six straight
by defeating llrooklyn Tues.lny. It
wus the third victory tor the Pir
ates In the foilr-giuuf s-Ttes.
Scon ' n. . K.
Pittsburg n 13 3
' I Itronklyn 5 11 4
Hlitt.Tles: V,e ami Conch:
Vance. Oiscliger. KI11har.lt, Ore, tie
wild lieherry.
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NATIOXA1, l,l:A(il T..
Clubs w. I..
Pittsburg 4S 29
New York 4t 32
Brooklyn 4i 4u
I'lnclnimtl 39 411
St. l.ouls 31 42
Philadelphia 39 42
t'hlcago :.. 3R 4ti
Huston 32 r.o
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ROSTOV (AP) Olnelnnntl had
ono big Inning, the sixth, in which
Pet. I Connor and (icnewlch w ere pum
.623 ! moled for nine runs. It. II. K.
.(lufii Cincinnati 9 13 1
.alio Boston .. ti 10
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Batteries: I, none, Heinilller and
Tlargrave; Connor, (lenewtch, Var
gas, Kamp and O'Nell.
I'IUI,A1KI.PI1IA (AP) Phila
delphia matte it three out of four
tie lnlHec tlie 1 ut fun,., f tl,n o.-.
ST. l.OI'IS (AP) -- Tho Brawns!-,'. .,. , u ,1V
vvenl into fourth plneo In lheKt. l.ouls 4 111 2
American league hy defeating the M'hh'IilclnhK nun
Senators Tuesday. 14 to 3. The ii.,ti..ei..., 1 ,i. l-.. ..,.,. u.,.i,-
i.roiMis won inr nil or tour r f,n,l il'l-'nrret- I1
games In the penes and passed the ! Henline.
film mark lor the thi-i time thlsi
Knight and
- Onklnnil 11. Sitcrnnientn X
SACItAMKNTO (AP) II. . K
Oakland I ) 1
Sacrnmento I, 13
llillterles: Delnnev nn.l n.i..r
Shi'llenbBPk, Shea, v. CunfleM i ... . .
and M. Shea. 'j X a-.hingtim , out 1,1 r..a-nt In
, :"' Anierli nil 1.1 ague, while New
,Vork Iiiih-s in make II lle vlraiglit
(iaino 1'(shiiixI. pennant., in the Xsllonal.
1 on 10 no -1. os Angeles postponed:
loams traveling.
C.AMIIS TODAY.
Amorlran Iioagttr,
Wtisltlngton at lietrolt.
l'lllladelplUtt at Cliicugo.
Npw York at Cleveland.
Boston It Ht. l.ouls.
National ls'aicuo.
rittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati u! Brooklyn.
Chicago at Phila,, lilita.
St. l.ouls at New York.
1's.olflc t'oat !, iic,
Vfrnoo at Suit l.uke.
Portlund at l.os Angiles.
Healll kt Nan Franclsro.
(klanil at Hurramciito,
curciAl, m:hh s.
ltecentty the two contenders of
the year in,.) m n, might be
considered the first rriiclai series
In ench league.
Pm.ilung. away to a bail start In
the slu ing, slewed up t lie. (Hums
hy taking a foiir-gnmc series
Shortly afterwards the club slipped
Into first place.
The Phllii.lelphin Athletics, sur.
prise team or the American league,
was lipnlcn four times out of five
l.y the world champions, Washing
ton. The three.giiuio ma'-gln pained
by Washington In (lie five-game
series, dropped the Athletics out
of first place after liol.lli, ll al
most from the start of the r.lr
Baseball experts ar wondering If
there will ! an aftermath to this
decisive defeat ot tho Athletics,
year.
Washington ..
St. Louis
ltnlterles: P.UNS.-II
Unci, Severeld: liaiifonh and 11. ir
grave. ;
lU'rlliters lso Illvrr Hatlis
ITTHOIT (AP) Philadelphia1
w-ent on another butting orgy Tues-i
day to defeat the Tigem nn.l won;
three out of Ihe four-game series.
Score h. . f;, j
rhiluilelphln 12 2n 1
l'ctrolt 4 7 ;
ltnlterles: (troves and Perkins:
Leonard nd Woo, tall.
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' 19 M liKP.l.IN. ( A P) Contamination
lig.len ondof he water of the Uiver Soree liv
the ever-growing traffic Is given
as the reaxon (tir closing nine open-air
bathing establishments al
ong the stream. The places were
regularly purroulFcd hist summer
by 120,tUM) Berllners. to whom the
climini- proven 11 .) ppnlnt meiit .
I'llIl'AOO ( A 1') Chicago made
It threo out of four from New
York yesterday. It. H. K.
New York 0 c,
Chicago J it 0
Batteries: Xnliniser, lloss and
Plclnlch; Buckeye and Myatt.
NATION AL 1 l.Atil ll.
NKW VUHK ( VP)--New York
made ll three out of four over the
Will the unexpected reverse upset
Mack's young teuni?
The series may be the turning
point In the race for the Athletics.
It will test the courage of Ihe
Macknien to the limit, print' the
gamcness Of the club.
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It i my opinion that Plillsilcl
Ilil Mill a'alii rc-iiiuc Its wliililiuf
ways. It u ttHi gis'ai cluh. inck
litK loo strong m iiutK'h, to mil
under lis rirsl icn'at ix'ii'n of the
year.
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Cherries
lllngs nnil latnlMUs
.Mk' for I .".-lb. tsiv.
Tiring your l.oxes
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
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men hi every walk f life
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