Thursday, Aiitrnsl G..ly2r,,
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THE- LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
AL is In the swim
GOSSARD CORSETS
Brassieres and Combinations
"The Line of Heuuty"
Hill's Department Store
"A fimxl I'lare To Tratlo"
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ivciiic coast i,i;.an:
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San I'VuiiclHt'o 71 4:i
Halt Uike 74 4H
Heattle 7 fi4
l-ott AnK'deS r, 57 '
Portland ..rfi B
Oakland ; ........f4 mi
Vernon 4 5 77
Sacramento 7.7.,
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Oaktund r 7 !) 1
Seat I le ' 5 11 2
Hatlerli-M: Koter ami Ileid; -'om-Kelt,
KaniHuy und 14. Itublwtii.
l-Vls'o 5, KiitTaiiieiiio 0.
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This is Our Now Location. What do you think of
it? Come in and see uh.
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CHICAGO ( AP) WrlKhlfloni'B
lllliri of un easy fly off tlryninn's
Iml'ln lh ninth inning, for what
should huvt; been lltf. tlilnl out,
let two flint worn, kIvIiik CIiIouku
a 7 to C vlelory over l'liiluilolililu.
Wudno.uM)', In llii- firm name or
I ho Sel'lea. Tin- visitors hail Inkl'ii
an eariy lead by liiinohllig their
tills. . Jimmy ItlnB ' ilrivi'n off
th owund In tho eighth. It. II. K.
PhlUAsiphla ..' 1.1 1
lillci ; 1 I
' luttorlim: Ittuir, 1'leroe, Knight
ahfl WJI-ion; Kaufmunn, Keen,
lirWt'una ilarthett.
tit. I.ouls 14, lkstoii 2.
8T. J.OI'IS (AT) The Ht. l.oulu
farc)lualH won their fourth coii
fiftiltvo victory Wf-OneHday Uy
ovi-rwhi'lnitng t hi- I tout on H riven,
14 to 2, in the firm giunf of the
neri,. . Jnitier Hottornley, runllnul
ilrrtt bAHernan, hit hln lKth home
rim of ih muiHon, wlih hone on,
In fhr fifth. Jnrk Hnilth, t'tinlthul
Renter fielder, pprfornuHl ,)w un
tiMiial feat fof nn oulfh-ldi-r of ex-
eeutlfig a ilouhln hlfjy uiiRfHlsled
ly futfhlnf liiuitr-Huu'A fly In the
HHoond Imitnfr, nd theu running to
llmt uhviu rftlru Cenf vrlf If.'
Koore: JL H. E.
Wofltbn 2,9 4
Ht. l-ouU 14 IB 1
IhittvrlP: (Wtifwlrh, K am p,
Hyun aHt Helnirr, Vlek, Ulhson;
Jtvinhurt und O'Kturctl. .
All othep Nutlonul IruKtte frunieH
wejn pogtponeU an utooimt ol' ruin.
; Anu'rican Jjoio.
' All gauw'K In American leiiRiir
pdHlpohed on account of rnln.
PRODUCE PRICES
LOWER IN AUGUST,
REPORT DECLARES
I'llIOAGO, (Al'). I'rlPM of
every . kind of fruit nnd of ull
vfignubleii mcppi - potaloKii nre
lower limn In July, uerordlnit lo
s. report Inaued Wodneiday by llni
I'nlteil Rintoj bureau of aKi'lcul
tur( eoononilr. Cantaloupeii und
peehp are thd mom outMnndlnif 1
rxaniplea.
With 10 times more cantaloupe
roinlnir from Indiana than at thin
time. lat year, and with Mary
land already shipping Jim enr u
H'k und ,N, - Mexlro oulpiil
Intra. that of tho name period In
JKJ4, tho total movement or oan
nleiipea thl week from 17 Btatei,
la 10(10 ears, rompareii with tm
ft year aro. As a result, euntal
O'jpa prlrea In general me ahoiit
half those of last Annual. Mean
while the florky Kurd section of
I'olorado Is reported In have 11
hi crop of quality melons, the
curlot shipments uf which are ex
ported to begin by August 10.
As for peaches, the season Is
lunnlng fully SnuO ears ahead 01
last yeur'a outiut. and values have
declined under the heavier r,-l-elpta.
The Inereasi il shipmeiils
are romlnc mostly horn Nor'h
'arolliia. New Jersey, Teunessei-,
Illinois and nnrthein l aliroi nln!
Twenty at a tea are shipping
peaehea at present, IneluilliiK ihe
first card af the 8,-ason from Col.
orado, Utah and Washington.
Potato prices owe their esc, p.
tlonal atrength to relative scarcity
, of supplies as sin Ihern pelato
dlrtrlcts approach Ihe rloae ill
their Reason, and the main awlrnt
nf marketing Is uro ind to ne v
tourcei rrst and north, Colorado
anil Minnesota In tiartlcular.
Martin to Ho Trlisl at llrppncr
PBJfM.ETON. Ore. Fred Mar
lln lum boen taken to l, ppner,
is'here he will fiLce charges of own
lna and operating a aim. lie w-ilh
arreted five, milm w-t of Our
done, Juat axrom Die county line
In Morrow oounty, after state pro
hibition offlcera round a ntlll on
Ma plaen. They also took 3T trill
ions of moonshine and found sr.o
Cullona of maj.h. Will lloHklns, Htute
orrieer who had rhur ge of the raid,
an Id.
The grrat.grandrsther of Tom
Mlit. Hi. movie star, translated
tht Dlbla Into th Osage Indiun
illalecu
IIAN ON f.OI.F.
After jrnrs ir nnirli mtronmiy,
pro ami 'm, Loir l finiilly uiIkiii
on 11 liilljiilltj or lilK li'K"" lull'.
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A few rlnliH still ix-ruill the pluy
IliK or Kiilr without uny rejilrle
lions, nevenil allow the iilhlete.i to
InilillKi' on orr ilnys, lull iiiomI of
llio inuiiUBerH have mi iiliHolutft
lian on the Kiime during the lume.
hall senium,
tin one eliih there In un nuto
llllllle tine or $5110 Tor the playing
r fo'f UIIy "ie regu-
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1)1 III IllUlllir'l" TV IIU inir: 1,111
HTH Up Oil ROlf lire eUlllU.HlaIS ol'
111 KH Ml.
A few i.nilinii believe Ihe-Kolf
KwiiiK burnt the liuttlhj; i ye. niont
prominent belmf ItuKiTH llorn.sby.
However. the chief objection If
the lir-lhT Dim IN hohn of KU In
the morning taken much mil of
Ihf pluyitiK for Ihe afternoon.
Hoiilil.-i logical.
Man liners nml owihts rlunn"
have! mil Is till HlllleU'S llvellli.MMl,
mil moir, nml Ihe bent inlcnis of
the iiailniiAl paMtliiH' ilriiiaiitl im''
pasN tip the Ktttnr.
mit's c.iti'Vrxr.sH.
Ability to ;rusp nit nations quick
ly und fHkc udvatiUitfe of thvrn,
artlde irotn lint urn I uhlllly, made Ty
Cobb Hie Krentcxt bull player of all
time.
The fjllKhtent nllp on the part 'of
ihe opposition wui un rdK' tliut
Cohb always profiled hy. He eem
eil ublf to plek the pxyeholiiKlt'Ul
moment to put over th wliihliiK
Pn:h.
Cobb In known u a Hmart hall
pluyer. Jlo lum a koon tnteliet.
No doubt Cobb would have heen
.vquaJly auceeHniiil In uny other.Wne
of bUBllKHH,
They do say that Cobb hn taken
bin buKOtmll eurnliiRH und by wlnn
iiiveHtmentfi mode far more money
off the ball field than on.
HonietkmeH one tinds an unedu
cuted uthtet,. 0 far qubker thinker
in sport competition limn Ihe -ol-
lege graduate. This Is rather dif
ficult of cplanution, hut J have
wen any number of cuhcm.
Cluing from huxoltull to Ihe flht
tfume 1 have In mind the case of
Charley O'Coniiell, the Cleveland
lightweight. Uul of the ring O'Con
ne ImpresseH you ais u brlghl. In
telligent you iitf man. lu the ring be
often appears deiiae.
OM'onuell 1ms (be ability lu bo n
chiiniptnii, lul pruliahly never will
la. He hicks tlw ubllitv to grasp
the ph) etiological iiioineiit to do
bin Ug slnrr. He's Ju-t hin op
posite of t'obb.
AMi:s TODAY.
American Icnguc.
Chicago ut lloNlun.
SI. IauiIh al Washington.
Detroit ut New York.
Cleveland at l'hltudelplita.
Nmloiial League.
Ilosion ut SI. laouls,
lirookl.Mi at rittHburg.
New Vork al Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
I'licllk1 CouM l.ennnc.
Oaklaml al Seattle.
Saei'iiinenlo ut San lYancbcn.
Halt Lake ut Los Angeles.
Wins Yonkers Handicap
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!?er' Sun Tal, winner of th arvcnUi rrnewal of tho Yonkfm handicap at
Kmplr City track tht other day It was on of th most popular vk
torlfa i-vcordM durhif th current mrlmiKtlltun racing setition. Sun I'm.1
IU vwnfd by I MtfiitrK and wai ridden by Johnny Callahan. Kunlal
Uifeuled two of th blc favorltM, Ulind I'lay and Jandkln.
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IN I'l l.I, DltKSS iiiiifo'riii
here. (Jnlil lu-aiil, lace anil
feallieis. i;ivn u illijilllid aw
pniiaiue l .Malsudjlra,
.Lilian's mw unihassadoi' to
the t nljeil htalra.
WIIKN II LACK" JACK
I'l ltslilMj Pt willt-Npw
, Viirllliierieaii LckIuiI men
April the hoys presented
liiin Willi this bronze bust ra
11. f ol liiinsvlt
STORE TEAM IS
BEATEN, 8-3, BY
ATHLETIC CLUB
'7' 'Tvti
3 f:H p
rwiiKiii i i,i;,(jn:.
Clubs w. I', ret.
Athletics J 2 .7T.0
Olmerver 5 3 .fizfi
Ill-.lnckern :i 4 .429
Storekeepers 4 a .404
ShopH 4 f. .4l4
Clerks 3 6 .:i:i:.
Hy loHlnff to the lenu leading
At hletlrt lat nhrht s to 3 "In th
itwIUkIH leaune, the Hlorelieepvrn
ivu ,U(K Into the Keroml tllvlnloii.
( iM a tie with the Shops . for fourth
(place. The Hl-Jurkeir, with a per
ceiitllgt below ..Mill, replaced the
.Storekeepers In tin- ftlM dlvlNlon.
l-'armnn starleil in trie box. for
the Athletltvi and KIn rbarilt for
tin Kt..i-1.l,.i.i1rtn iitl.l ftii- tin. firt
nhrn(1 1nn,llir th(l ,,,.,. ,.(,nwii,ie.l
r (!,.,.,.(,. n.iovr,l I'urnuin
i u ud I he At hl th-M iiuitle enough
run in tho I on ri It to put Hie g-,-iiiie
un tee.
Friday night the Observer team
plays the HI-.MekerH.
Hatleries: Atliletlca: Kurnum,
Oeertson and Taylor, l-'arnum;
Storekeepers: Khcrhanlt uud I .ttn
'dy. V easier 1)it,ca.stln Taught
In Servicf' Srboiils of Army
PAN KUANC1SCO (AD Army
aervlci schools -til the I'residto of
Snn l-'ranelsco and elsewhere have
begun to turn weather prophets.
The military Importance of the
subject him led army men to a
deep study of ntmoispherlc condi
tions, (iruduutes of Hie meteoro
logical section of Hie signal school
are placet! on duly along 1 ho
numerous war d"parl ment air
way h, where weal her I 'oreenats
must be supplied to aviators before
they start on extend. flight. Not.
only temperatures ami .storms must
be predicted, but upper air cur
rents, the direction und du ration
of winds, are of great importance
lo pilots.
In planning the erection of new
iilrdrotiu s and Hying fields (be
weather exp.ils an- ;;lveii careful
hearing".
HAN I'RANCJSCO (A1'-
Seon :
Kux-rarnenlo
Han I'Yaueiseo
liutierh-H: Vlnel and
Crocker and Atyn.ew..
W. 1 1. I ..
.... U 1
.... 6 S 0
M. Shea;
Port land 4, Vniofi -3.
POKTLAN'I (Al') )i. vH. K.
Vernon :t K I
I'ortland .. 4 i 2
Hatterie: .lohnmtti und Whitney;
iturnB und Hannah.
Jam Antfcli H 2. Null I.ako I.
U)S AN(ii:i.i:S (Al') , II. H.
Suit lik- , v.. 1 a
Los Angeles ...'...'.:... 2 II
UulterieB: :Mc( "a he, Hulvey a
l'eter; (;iuzn?r nml Hand berg.
Oregonfl vast undeveloped r-1-AOiireeH
and the dawnliifr of a m w
era of IndiiHirinl activity In Hie fu
el Tic Nort hwest has alt racled ml-
lillonal e.-Lsd'rn cuidtal.
Announcement has been made by
the Commercial JnveHtment Trust
company of New York that they
will open heudiiuurters in Port
land for the purpose of financing"
ma n u fact u rers, deab-ni a nd in -duMrica
dolnff business on time pa
per. Thl4 company Is one or the, larg
fHt finance companies in tire t'nil
ed StjLtcR. The board of directors
Is composed of men of large fin
ancial and business Interests, among1
whom are David May. of Hie May
department stores, Morton J. May
and Kdward (, Wllmer of nudge
Urolhers, und others of equal
prominence.
V. U. Me. who has been man
ager of 1 be Land Sett lemetu de
parlment of the State Wide J)e.
TRN mFn
UI,U . Ul. I.IUI. , ,
jew Oregon o-; ;,vF :;
STUDEBAKER Standard Six Duplex-Phaeton
$450 DOWN
nnd ha I a n -o monthly paj
A Year Ahead of Its Time
The One-Profit Duplex -more up-to-date
' than the newest "yearly models"
THE Duplex Body, Introduced by Stude
baker in September, 1924, is a revolu
tionary new-type open car with advantages
open cars hove never possessed before.
Within its steel-framed upper structure are
concealed roller side enclosures which the
driver may lower in 30 seconds without
leaving his seat giving instant proiection
from rain, snow, cold or wind. With equal
ease the enclosures roll up out of sight.
So obvious arc the advantages of the
Duplex that Studebaker has become the out
stending leader in the open-car field among
cars selling above $1000.
Triumph of Studebaker Engineering
Other manufacturers will undoubtedly have
to follow in Studebaker's footsteps. For any
open car today without this unique advan
tage is obsolete.
4?ur af fia finia thia ao'rerffsempnf is writ
fen, Studebaker andShjdebaker aone cfl'cra
jou thin double convenience.
Another Important engineering advantage
pioneered by Studebaker is the use of gen
uine, full-size balloon tires, with steering
mechanism, fenders and body lines especially
designed for them.
Other manufacturers are gradually fol
lowing Studebaker's lead 6uf remembar,
Studebaker developed thia important featura
11 montha ago.
On the Studebaker Standard Six Duplex-
M.
THIS
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.-.I Sjiillh, governor of New
tit.tlf;.i to )nnl the uf-e;-i'j)il
lieat li. N. J.
Lights - Cigaret Pouf !
t Af , U f " 4. AJ
One cit;ur-t; price, "0,(iou! Twenty-three tnnli cnrn went oa the tnick or
the Midland Valley railroad al Husk. II, Okla. Someone lighted a cbjuret,
(IropiM'U the match and look what haunened.
j vetopment Kund for the pant 1 wo
. i . .
; j riia, mi'i Kenerai seei-eiai'y in uie
Oretviii Stati ( 'humber of Cum-
merce over a period of several
months, has been chosen as mali
nger of Du n w financing- com
pany. Arthur Foster, who has been" as
sistant in land seitiemcnt work and.
actively in charge of the Ahlnn,d
ni"nts
"lltS
mmmkmm
Phaeton illustrated above, you'll find an
automatic-spark control, safety lighting con
trol on the steering wheel, 8-day clock, gaio
line gauge on the dash, improved one-piece
windshield, specinl coincidental lock of igni
tion and steel ins gear, foot controlled cowl
ventilator, completely machined crankshaft,
oil drain valve which a girl can operate with
out soiling her hands, and waterproof igni
tionall Studebaker features.
Tliesa are a feiv of the points which ahovr
that Studr baker cam are rnttre up-tO'dant than
tiie "netr models ' now being announced in
diaaj succession.
And any automobile expert will tell you
that new models of necessity are engineering
experiments. Only after months of use in
the hands of owners can all mechanical flawa
be eliminated. Engineers are human and it
takes time to eliminate mistakes.
Thus, when you buy a Studebaker, you
not only grt a motor car that is completely
up to date, but you also eliminate all guess
work and gamble. Your new car has been
tested 2nd proved satisfactory in the hands
of thousands of owners.
Come In todiy and see the One-Profit
Duplex which has made all other open cars
obsolete. It is called a "one-profit" car
because all vital units are built entirely by
Studebaker thus eliminating the extra profits
and overhead of outride parts makers which
many other manufacturers must pay and
include In the purchase price to you. This
explains the fine quality and the low price.
J. GO!
STUDEBAKER YEAR
f;
Vorlt, sli-als a tinv momentii fi-oni
wU-li hi;i lamlly at .Monmouth'
,
Gateway office for the past six
InifiiithM will tii.eeeil Mr l.le nu
will succeed M r. Me
the Uind Settlement
department in the Portland Cham
ber of Commerce.
Smelter Will lie IttilK
KLAMATH FALLS, Or.. Defin
ite nnnouncotiienl that the Hoyce
Thnnipson copper Interests of Salt
I
Lak will eslablish a big smeller
ut Klumatbon, on the Klamath
river, and a concentrating plant
ai the (iray Kagle copper min-
was made from Yreka by .1. K.
Sexton. SeMon is representing a
syndicate which is seeking right
of way for a 7r--mlle narrow ga
uge railway from Hie ejppir mine
to Klamat turn.
"The Thompson Interests have
given me nbs.ilute guarantee t.h-y
will furnish l.uon.t of ImisIiuhh
for my railroad just as aoon as it
constructed," Setion tieclarel.
Sexton met with the Siskiyuii
county supervisors today in an ef
fort lo procure the needed right of
way along Ihe Klamath river.
l ire Itn- l ulls At Mill
; KLAMATH FALLS Or., For
the seeoml time within a iiionh a
firebug atlemiiletl to sl fir.- lo
the big plant of the Kw.inuu Fox
company. The work of I be uu
tomiiifc sprinkling sysi. ui i-oupleil
SUMMER COLDS
re lingering and annoying.
The very first night apply
WICKS
V Va ro Rub
Otxr IT Million Jarm Und Ytatly
Financial
Troubles
When financial troubles
come, a SAVINGS AC
COUNT is a friend that
never is "OUT" when
you call for help.
UNITED STATES
IL
If he advertises It, he knows tl'a
ood.
TENT THEATRE
TONIGHT
"The Millionaire
and the Flapper"
The Closinp; Night,
JIFFY TENTS
Sizes 7 x 7, 9 x 9 Ft.
A real camp tent without center poles that can be
set up in 30 seconds. Look this over before you buy.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
Seiy
Swrflli
Come to Our Singe Depot al f 1 1 1 1 .l.-rfrrson Avr.
All tais-v l.i-avr from Tin iv Unity.
I.r'AVFS I.A ORAXDF IOK
Jopli 9 A.M. - I P.M. -4:00 P.M.: SimilnT, A.M. - 4:00 I'.M.
llakir 7 A.M. - l(l:.-,0 A.M. - I::l(l P.M. .' 4 P.M.
MlllilST in A.M. - 4 P.M.
IVmlMoii Dally 1 1 A .M. 4:00 P.M.
Di-pot phono Main 71W '
wiib prompt action on the part
of Hie tire department, halted n
conf Igrai ion v. ii it h mill oil ieiuis
't ild would probably have result
ed in the toss of other bidtisiruti
plants in that section.
i A charred box of mulches ;mi
a idle of half Inn-lift, p:ip-rs.
tumid under a stuck of dry box
shooks, gave mule lest iniony i (
fire aiithurilies that the Ida;..
ut tin mill ore al as lu.ss to ua
tlersland t be motive fur s.-ttuitf
lire lo 111" planr. ( Tbv t SUl-iuyeH
j Of 1 lie llllll UH- Haiti lo be content-
j poor Spur) .
"So you went fishing1 with lis.ve.
I I nil you have any luck ?" :r-ked
: Jane.
"No," replied Fay.. "1 1 w:ts
afraitl of e;.psiinij the raiuw,"
BIGGER
BETTER
Than a Circus!
MONDAY
AU
UST
N
G DAYS 6
I!.-, CAHS 25
4iio ri:oi'i.i; -loo
l.-. snows i.-
2 i iu:i: ACTS 2
Auspices
La Grande Baseball
Club
ComlbiidMy I
bis.;
SHOWS
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