La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 03, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI Coming on tha heels of thiv an- if lS ft iJ! II for Every :Hour of Your 'Day . ISffiS-WSSSJ. : . .. . : sTV. 1 J when the movemeol U abolish . - f .-. V I II " , commercial fish wheels, seines and if Ofc I' I the like was endorsed, a caiicu l V X I i H- .meeting of the Wlnr. Fin and J J jk ' . ' Fleetfootelub was held hre in IJI- ,.. , . 'Si f, 'JY JL' W lily's hardware lost night t dlseiiss J . ', '" i . . J U "... ' J f iV i the proposition. T1 ,. . . 1 U, . 'I I AVi. It uiimhitm In attendance were told .11 ... js J V , I f 11 -. i in mm. jm II .'-. v.. :i , u u Tim 'Sr$& ' ClKDOiuiered'bvtlto Oregon Btate I II ,. . fT-" 1! ! . ..'''. i I cigar store, ' th Ellis Barber shop Ml . , ww ' , , l.srsk .' . l A Smart Rayon for Mornings Last year rayon was some what of a novelty, but this year it has established itself as a most desirable fabric for informal daytime frocks. The rayon frocks in this group are appropriate to do housework in, yet they are good looking enough to wear downtown or for a morning visit to one's neighbor. ' $6.50 $7.95 $10.75 A Tub Silk for Sports One or two of these jauntily striped tub silk frocks deserve a place in your '.vacation wardrobe. . You'll 'find them beautifully cool,' arid easy to launder. They are just the thing for golf, tennis, or for the morning walk. You may select from a varietjy of smartly tailored styles. $13.75 $16.75 Coming on tha heel of the- ac tion taken by the state grange ftt oonvrntlon In Bulior yesterday, when I ho mavenWDl t ubollvh commercial flub wheel. Helnea and the. Ilk wa endorsed, a called meeting of the Wlnr. Fin and Fleetfoot club held hr In IJI y'H hardware IuhL night to dlacuwi the proposition. Members In attendance were told that fish wheel, which catch morn fish than the 2800 American clll irnn who patrol the Ktreama each veor with hook and line, are now ..ltent only in Oregon. All other ' ... . k ....H..V....I nn..,n,An.fLl nUlWI u. Uli.'li"u llHhlnK of thl sort. The statement thut abolishment of fish wheels would practically wreck, the Industry In Oregon, wan answered with the declaration that paid fishermen could supply the plant with fish a well ua do tha wheels. , , I'elltlons are out ulf over , the Btttft. asklpg .Ih'at the measure. go beforei the .voters In ' November, ep.ansored' bytlie: '. Oregon' Htitte Oraige, tlift Owgbn jlfederatlon of IUiar, and the Oregon I'lsh com ntlsslon.) Klve 'hundred signers am needed In Im.' Orande and at pres. ent, with petitions at 'the . Club Cigar More, the Ellis Barber shop and the Toggery, mar than 2CU signatures have huen,'obtulned. CAPITALCREW 41 A Lovely Printed Silk for Afternoons Soft bows of silk, tiers on the skirt, puff sleeves and tie-end neck : lines are leading fea- 'rturti;;;bC;i ihc printed ; silk: L, frocks we are showing with r the suggestion that they be i hnuirht for Hummer afternoon ; wear. You'll be pleased with this group of unusually fine values. i S - . S . - $16.75 to $29.75 HILL'S ; NATIONAIi I,KAGl'K ' Team r;.. "W. T t rinciniiatr .. :.. i i J Chicago , 1 1 Pittsburg .83 J8 J Brooklyu.;..' 21 81 J St. IX)ul .-. ii SS Kew York'-..,.-'- !s ' Philadelphia - 14 86 i Boston -,j U 87 ! ' AMERICA LEAH 1 -Team . .' W. U ! New Yrl : 8 r PboUdulphlav , ..8 81 ........0 2 82 -.....S4 22 a 23 ...IS SI .: 12 21 J Chleuatk i Washington. batrolt , .: .... I Cleveland .. I Boston... .... 8U. Lul .... - ' , ' Yestetwar's SUM I AMF.RICA.N LKASrE Pet. .044 .71 .cat .& .490 .49 .380 .941 Pet. .7m -.67t .gas .522 .622 .100 .ltd .27 ; ,); )) WiuliiDgtoo. to -Neir YorU. 9. 1 ''''''PHIladelpWa! .' Botort: S. ' A Goad Plan to Trade Detroit 1, Cleveland 13 : Bscond game j R. H. E. Detroit .. :...;.-;.......... H! .o Cleveland ..' 'J S 5 4) Batteries Wells ami , Masloni Utile ami U'Sewelt . .' 'x ' Second game s i'i R. tL US. Philadelphia ,:...;.....,;,.."... .1' t Boston .. 1 8.: 3 Batteries Qutnn,'- Drove oed Cochmne; Buffing. Rnssell and-Blschoff. 8cond game R. 11. E. Washington 4 S 9 S Now York ; 6 . ' 0 , ' batteries -Johnson, Orgusoa arut Htiel. Svvfreld; Hojt, Braxton I and Bengough. ' : ST. IOITS (API. : Chicago ..' , St. Iuls fttitterli'M Thomas. Walker Cup Retained By A m erican Golfers Bobby Jones Gives Cyril Tolley Worst Defeat in ; History of Trophy Competition fO. ANDRRW8. HroUnnd, Jniu 3. A1 Thu VulkT cup, pri-mii r 'learn troirliy of American irolf. will vmaln In tlift I'nitrd 8tolf nnotli ; tf-r two years. Th American turs filter Kill nl tifj x Icmi or thr' inalcle to one in yoateiMay'H for 'uniei caino Fiucessfnlly through ytn aiiiKie toduy. Ueorice Von Kim, of lo Anvles, mi nil Muj. C. O. Mi-itlet ended tlielr Jhlrty-BtJt hole ull Hiiuart-. RlvtnK each. a iiitlf lioint. This imulo (ho lotai point Brore.at tliuL time ti .lor America, und 2 for lln-ut Wut la Ounn. of AManta debated W. G. rirownlow 9 and . Oulim t I'aiW lloger Vetherd, former British ehanipton, tlefeatod Krancia Out met. or UoMton, 6 and 4. ( , . Itoliert ilarrbt, former British, ehumplon, defeuted Jei Oullford of Boston, S and 1. Arthur Jaminoii defeatnd Robert A. (lanlner, captain or the Araerl can It-nin. (V and 4. K. l- .Storey defeated Roland Mat kiiixle. of WaHhlnnton, S nnd 1. MornUiK CArtlK out Ounn 4 4 5 S 4 5 3 4 SS Urownlow . ft 5 6 3 4 8 3 544 Jlrttatn clinch. UK thn Anverl victory. itmv livtvat Tidley 2 Bobby Jop.eH hhowed the Ounn ....... ) Itrownlow Out , Wet he red thdnnt ... In way I W.-thered ..4344543a 43776 . 4 4 4 & 6 4 4 5 5 40-S4 4 344&3C3 134 5 444&444 438 43444445 43773 4S44&&44 43775 I .yon and Ooujh; and HarirravA. r. ir. e. .. C 13 L .. 6 1L I Thurston. Uawton, Bullou ussy WELL, let that go. I'm ready to admk that so far as pipe tobacco is concerned, , I've got ideas. And if insisting on a, tobacco that won't bite the tongue or parch the throat is "being fussy," you can write "guilty" alongside my name, and I won't even appeal the charge. I can't speak for anybody else, but personally I smoke for pleasure! So I smoke Prince Albert. I'll say I do. Right ; ; after, breakfast, on up until I switch off the light ;for the night Pipe-load after pipe-loadl Day, after day. i Pricit Albert treats my tongue as gently as a mother ,;.MM.M.inc?Vbfand-tiewbabyi ' '' r The tell me it's thi Prince Albert process that cuts out bite and parch. Fair ; enough. I'll, testify , before the well known world that P. A. is the coolest, sweetest, most genuinely friendly smoke a fellow can get on this planet. You sus pect that the minute you throw back the hinged lid on the tidy red tin and get a whiff of real tobacco. Now, I'm telling you to be fussy about your smoking. Many a pipe-smoker has fooled himself when he should have been soothing himself with P. A. I say it pays to be fussy about anything that' means so much to a man. What do you think? P. A. Ii teu rnnvsn Is Ky trt lis., taunt amd ktlf-Kmnd tm hmmi. tcti, ttirmmd miui't I humUorf Wta jsagcsie.ifr . . Amd 77I with m7 bit 1 kit d Mcs ttmertj by lit f riser Albert .'V. I i'. f;l 1 rm 11X1 no other tobacco is like it! BWM.B.I. Cisi ip.Wl: Sacramento Noses Out Beavers in Slujffest I'ACino COAST M?AC.l-K NATION A li I.KAMT . Vew Torle phlladelphfe. -' Iloeton lJk'Brooklya : ' . 8cond game ; rt; Jf. H, Boston 12 J!l '3 llrooklyn 5;" . ..v: . . . 1 V .13 1 6. (1! Innln. . r ' ' Itutterlea-Heome, Benton. Bmltll and J. Taylorj MrOraw. Khrhardl, Iloehler. McWeeny. :Ptty ; - and O'Nell and) HarsTttve. - -Second itame , K.i If! '.K. New York .........l. 2 10 -J I'hlln.lelplilo. .. 1 13 1 H&tterteit Kltsskmmons. Davtes nnd Snyder. Mn.Mullln. Wlllouirhhy and Henllnej nncAOo (ap) . n. it. r. St. I-ouls ..... 14 16 1 ChloiiKO .. It 0 Batteries K-en. Dyer. Ilalue und O'Karrell: . Blakn. MlUtead. Welch and HartneU.- Team . W. I I.os An (tel. 33 21 Hollywood 2'J 2S Oakland... ... 27 20 IMtOo r. ....U... -. 2'J MblOn"',v..i. .. 2 Sacramento! 2 2 portlund-K. ;:.. 2B a I .laiv l''ranclNco 24 33 tM AiNxele 7, San Francisco 3 Sun Francisco 2 7 2 bos Angeles- . 7 11 S Batteries Kerr, linfr and Telle: StarK-oA,-' K. Jncoh ami llnnnn. 'r Oiihnt-t . nit Jones 4 6 4 4 4 4 4 3-4 J ..6 6 6 6 44 4 3 443 , for thu rest of thu Ainerti-eit Wnl- ker cup ifolfers by defeating Cyrtl :. 'I'olley, 12 lip and J I to play. The inatch, the first lo finish brotiKht Tolley 41 lie American point scors to four. I in . us axalnst one for the HrliMi. joins 4 3 3 4 4 4 6 6 43671 i- Jones' victory on the twenty-fifth Tolley 4 4 4 4 6 4 4 7 641 13 . jrreen over Tolley was tho sound-J Out v est drulihlnu ever admlnlsten-d to Oullford .... 3 4 6 4 6 4 3 4 33 , tin opponent In the annals of tJi iiurrls .......4 6 4 4 6 4 4 3 4 ST j'' Walker cup competitions, lioliliy in .11... mr.. ... ..v..,a.u...r w ItlllltOrU ... .9 S S ft S 0 1 ? 3 STj Wn the match, after ending thu morning round nine tip. Tho cards for tho last seven ! tolea: !. lone 4 4 4 4 4 444 Tolloy 4 6 4 6 3 4 4 BwetHser Wins Match Jess Bwoetser defeated Sir Krn- , est Holderness, four nd three. Tholr afternoon cards were: ' Out Awestser ... 4 4 4 6 6 4 4 3 3 3 liolderneas 36645663 333 IB.. HwwUer 4 4 6 6 4 4 Holderasa 4 3(634 llsrrts .. Out Storey Mackenzie In Storey Markumle Out Jantleson Gardner - In Jamlesoa Uarjlicr , Out Von Elm . Heilet -.4 4 6 4 3 4 4 7 4 4371 .4 4(64443 540 464 4(44 44 .3 443(46 17 77 66466644 6 43 3d 4 64444634 6 343(46(4 464 4(45 6 .6 1466x544 ...... l .4 4146(43 6 It .4 ( 4 6( 4 1 3 4 T 1 1 Voice Beplaces Fists as Family's Breadwinner MrN.VELAJWJS. Minn.. June 3. ( AP) A. woman's contralto voice Is to wihstltuta for the blsr fists of "Ullly" Mlsk-a, heav-welKht pug ilist, who died two yeum ago. the bread winner (or three o( tha fighter's rJilldren. Mlsks died nearly pennllees after heavy losses at his prttc ring earn ings In Investments. Immediately Mrs. Mlk liegoa training tha voice. Sho appeared her last night la her rlret recital asd received all ovatloa, NUske fought Jack Derapsey, heavyweight champion, three time fighting thu hut unsuccessful battle despite a long Illness In an rffort to retrieve- his financial losses. m Von Elm. Hratst ..- Out Dweetsvr ....4 ( 4 3 ( 3 43 43 Ifoldsrneas 4(4((4(3 4 St 43463444 4367! 4 44 43( 5(4 40 T7 Hwectser .... 3 4 ( ( ( ft T( Uoldernesa 14431(47 6 4t n Pet. .fill .r.na .500 .son! .5(10 .500 .461; .431 B. Oakland 3. Seattle I. Sr'ATTl.K (AP n. II. Ouklund 3 8 1 Seattle .'. 1 ' 1 Batteries Delaney anil linker. Hasty and K. Baldwin. Hollywood X Missions 2. ' RAN KKA.VCJSCO (AP) It. IT. E. lollywood .. 3 6 0 Missions 2 10 0 Hutterle Iftilvey nnd Peters: Plllette, Christian and Murphy. ' Sacramento 8, Portland 7. POKTI.AND (AP) H. It. R. Sacmmeuto 8 14 -3 Portland 7 IS 0- Halteries Canfletd. Shea anxl Koehter: Muncum. Payne, 4rtni:ai and Herry. : u- l Ira Dern Wins Match ! Front Stanley Buresh POHTIJlNt, Ore.. Jnnn 3. (A.P) Ira IWu. of Suit lJike City. won the first fall from Stunlriy Buresh. of Podge City. Neb.. wlti aa airplane spin last night, aftdr onej hour 3 minutes and 40 sec onds or rapid fire mat acrobatics. I'p to th very last second Buresli hud wrestled oa even terms with, the winner, In fact had a shade, tho better In an unusually nurd, rough contest. Buresh's leg was partially paralyied for a short time after the fall. Bob Meyers, of Portland, won a fast preliminary welterweight match by throwing Cecil Barrett, of Grants Pass, twice. Tod Morgan to Defend His Title in New York NEW YORK. Juno' 3. ( AP) Tho Junior lightweight champion ship, one of tho fistic world's most i hisive crowns, will link the Kust and Far West in gloved1 conflict to night, with Stove (Kid) Sullivan, of New York, seeking towl-est Uio mantle from Tod Morgan", of Seat tle, In a fifteen-round bftttln. It Is only a little more than n, year ago that Sullivan sat on the throne now occupied by Morgan. After a hrl-f reign, the New York hoy went, down to unexpected dc fear. beroi-e the onslaught of Mike iinllerlno. of lluyonne, !T. J., a fighter Sullivan previously Jmd knocked out In five rounds. " Bat-lei-lno's regime had extended Over a period of only elgh months when he met Morgan, in San Francisco, last December. Morgan lifted' the diadem by a decisive victory scor ing via a technical knockotit in tho tenth round, ' Tho fight hrlngs the new rhunv pion to the east for tho first time In his career to give Sullivan a chance to regain the 130-pound peak. Jack Deluney. of Bridgeport, Conn., mixes with Tommy Burns Detroit heavyweight in the "ten round fieml-flnul. ' after he had threatened guards men with a shotgun. Plelrowsny died on the 2Ga en route lo n hos pital at Port Townsend. No llaiior was found on the launch. When they want a divorce In China they break two chopsticks, but In America th.sy break a few head. ',. Ot'AltllSMFX SHOOT IAN SEATI.K. (AP) Paul rirtro wsky was fatally wouned by ma chine gun fire from the Coast guurd cutter 169, uear Ahucortes, Wash, The commander of the roust "guard vessel ', reported that Pletrowsky refused to stop his launch when bnlled by the cutter and that he was shot tit tho leg The siutckest way tor a you fctlow to make money Is to he born Into a rich family i BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A. M. - 12:20 P. M. and 3:30 P..M. , Safety' GmiTuiiattij J (bmfdrta&ty 1 MOTOR TRANSIT CO. Passenger and Fpl'css Ser-he l.KAVK l.A fiKA.IK For Wallmva Ijifcc and Intenm-dlnto l"oiuts 0 A. M. ' 4 P. M ;- . 'For l'cndleton II A. M. - I P..3r. (Coitnoels for Wulla Walla, Pasco and Portland) Urn- llmiud Trip notes for Summer Montlis. Foi- Information. Call MAIN 799, Stage Depot. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS We Iwvn no lumber stretcliei wo do not make the profit tlwt way. Our paint does not run through on Irrigating, diu-li. so n luNMlgatn Ik not sary. Plume jour onlers III for lry ami green eliahl vowl, twx weeks ahead, so we can deliver It thbt afternoon. Tina glas! we s-ll, ywi can see throimli from botli skies. June. 10,1s tliei big day tor I.a (irando up at im; stoi k show. Is in put on a liii pair of cow-lihh- boots, a cowboy list, and a red haiMlki'rclitef around our neck. put our slx-shootcr III tlKi river' and "(io." I I don't know whether I con find a pair of boms largo rnoiiaii or not. U wmild probably take im cowhide and a Imsliel of tacks to make a pair. ' 1 Shmglew for North Pmvilrr re now ready. : Claude C Pratt Lumber Co. "The Poor Man's Friend" Near Foundry; Ptmna Mstn 21 No Sunday Boslnfas. . Out- standing :'; Advantages Is'o wear on clothes; Simple easy to under stand; Quiet; All-netal wringer; Wash and wring at same time; No heavy Darts to lift: Washes heaviest and most - delicate clothing equal ly well. FREE DEMONSTRATION EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER GO.