La Grande evening observer., June 09, 1926, Image 2

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CA GRANDlj EVbNINft OBSERVER
A .worl lltelii was platined ii'y &
Ih lBlan as wirljruVi 1104. The pjoj.
ect Included the conKtructlon of ,
huife aurostat. but it was tamed
down by scientific nocieties of Eur
ope. ' t ' ' ,-
fen Feet Off the Ground
Standard Oil Employes
Buy Stock Certificates
Slock certiorate or the Stand
ard Oil company or California hnve
been dlsputchcd to 12.inm employ
ei who, through the operation or
Ihn compuny'a atork InveHlmi'nt
and Havlnira plan, huvo ncqulred
4NI.970 Bhures of company stock
with u pr-sent market value . of
about $Js,onii.ou..
The plan, which wua initiated by
the company rive viara niro for the
purpose of ussiRtlnu- employes to
heroine stockholders and to en
courage thrift, was felt in l.a
(trande when it hecamo known
that $3u,iHHi hud been turned over
by tho' focu in l.t? Grande, ptir-
For Four Summer Dresses
TJTT T "A Good
till Jl 4 0 Place To Trade"
BAKER-LA GRANDE
; STAGE
V Leave La Grande ;
7 A. M. -12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M. ¬
SPORT NEWS
I'hased since tho plan was launch
ed, fourteen " employes have
bought from Iffllil to 91,&iiil worth
of certificates. - -
PIRATES WIN
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HI DODGERS
nuie
Cincinnati "..
Pittsburg ..
, r?hicugo .. ...
St. l.oiils ....
lirooklyn
Xcw York ..
Hnston
J'lillaili Iphlu
KATIOXAIi .r.A(.i r.
W. I
, 29 2H ,
.2il 19
...26 21
.......2 21
23 2.1
25 25
.........13 27
17 ,211
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.57S
.54.1
.610
.Mill
.Mil)
.4110
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New Jfork JO
Philadelphia. .. 3D 23
Chicago ij ..it..:.l.Zl....if r
...;.V7' 25;
Cm 24
Detroit 2 20
Kl. l-ouls Is 33
J tost on ..jt- ..--'' 14 39.
Says:
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- KVIIj OH f;00l
The evil or the good thut tho
golf swing hnt on the. hatter pow
fr of n hlg league hall player will
always he u subject Tor discussion
pro ami con. ' .
. The veteran "(v'M" Olenson, who
him starred In every diamond role.
player, roach und manager, is
strongly against golf during the
playing wn uml only lukewarm
for It In the Idle months.
. "The sllfr left urm, so necessary
to good golf, Ih nil wrong In hac-
ball." my Uliason. "It la hound to
change the stylo of the halter ami
Kf-JJ liaiifl ll.h nfy to IllllkH )0).l hit.
si'
Hero fx n rcninrknhlo action pleiuro at Oil f i nih at 4li. 12pv:ihl liltfh hunllo raro In tho dutil
Inu-M hi1! nciwi t'ii unit uriti Harvard, wniou Yale won ny a liiini or a point, 0? 2a to C7 13.
YliillurI of Yalo, wt-ron! from tlm W-ft, won lhlH ritfio- '
Los Angeles Defeats
Missions at Frisco
Cleveland JJ..
WashlnRlon
fl'W li-
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"Jr. fa
.r.no
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'iftst'EItUAT K OAMaJU'pJ
;j 4,444 !T:. '
n ' :j ! -tt
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; Chi
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Opportunity la half the huttlo in
fport, particularly If tho athlcto
has the ability to deliver.
In tho wnsatlonat showing miulo
'll'it'Vi.cw X01"" Americanal tlio
Pliy .or Cmihri 'olllnn' hart iflirired
irhrriliimi(ly. ? j 'I. i ) i'
'UilllYCI tflicti .l?nlllMi W,a'.'t.... t-i.fr
' """"' ,. , . oa an understudy to Denny llen-
nitOOKI.YM (Al1) ! It. II. E.
rittsburit '. 4 13 2
i7' n,i!KOl"th Oil aprlna; that tho catch
Kramer and ,,-,,,. .. ...
j.nr-, ,,inn .. n
uIM ,,v iiLvei inuu iiiaue
' llrooklyn .. .
Batteries Honker,
Smith; McWceney, Ilachler,
linrdt and O'N'cil, HarBrcava.'
r. AJii.iiit-AN u:mi k ;
Philndelidiki. 0, Chlcairo 1.
iKouirh. who had tMTrormcd so well
ror the Yanks last season.
A sore arm so handicapped Men
R. JI. JO.
f'll 4
v ST. IjOUIH. (AP)
ji nosion ,u v
'I Ht. Ijouis .,..i..i;...
" i naltrris-wilte(
H.. tlaston; Husstrti, ochury and Olx-
(toon. Ho k-rasped opportunity by
the riRht hand and held on.
on.
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fl
it
& -.5 cn.VI9liA'iD.APV4 : H-K
i 'WaahlnBton .. 4 i t
i ,"nevlnnd 6 10 2
k Hattorlee -Oirden, Morrell, Ker
J' iuson, Marbcrry and Ituel; Irfveson
(ind Bovcrehl.
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YANKI-.K PITin.fI
In the several lone; wlnnlnc
stnuiks staged by the Yankeca this
8 j"e- inp powerr inn cittb'A ut
WlnRflnltt and '""P " Wn t rnjen meat of the
:i"u(i iur us Hiiee.ess.
In tho orgy of base hits (hat tho
.Yanks, liayo. sprinkled., over... tlio
American league diamonds, the
lutcMtntf'h'rfa'ttpixtHdltly tiein over.
tookcfi.
Here la what no less an author
ity thn Ty Cobb, who should be
alilo (o Judge good pitching, says!
True, tho Yanks have been get.
PAtil'lf
I'lub ,
l.os Angeles .
MiMNlons
Keutlln.
Oakland
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
San i''raiich)Co
oast i,i:a;ii:
W. I.. Pet
37 23
32 30
33 31
28 3(1
3(1 32
! 30 32
29 33
27 3
.til 0
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.4 91
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.4X4
.itiH
.4 28
Farm
Pointers
PROMISE
PERSONALS
Y i :sTf : 1 1 1 A vs f : a i va
llurkwtat. in umnntf tlio laic
rropii for Or-i;on that can Hi HI Ik
plant ii liy fnrtnrrH ili fllrlnj; n Into
Hitmmpr itrnin crop. Oooil stnmlH
b'cn oblalnod ly the cxpH
iim nl stadofi when tho hiiekwhit
uuh Mouml nl Hii la 45 potimlH nn
jafrp vwn ihroiiKlt til month , tf
i Jini'-. ,
HAS I
Aiitn'h fl. Missions I,
ItAM'IHCOf (AC) U. If. K
I Tho fh'M for kalo is hoavlly
i,oh Antics fill o
-MlHHionn .. T2 ' 5
lJattcrlop Ght?n.orJMYar,ril9p
Ifamllton un'l HaiMltit-rK", Hannah;
nrvmn, Chrlntinn, Kckert, Ludolph
'a hd Wttiifiti! M I lfvH : ; i i ' :l i
;jf.--, ui.i.r,,?':'
' Sain Fnlii 4, baklantl 2. ?
OAKIjA.NO (Al) - , It. IK fl.
San Kronclnco .. 4 S , 2
Onklunrt -. 2 7 3
( 1 1 InnlnpH.)
ninnuroii, nn kulc 1m a vory ffroiw
fi-fdor uml roo.tiiroH a Innco ornount
of plant food, nroortllntr tn tlio
(jrt-ifon rxporimont Mint Ion.- Prv
fous to plowing, v. lilrh ,ut n
flrplh of about oluht Inchoit, the
inumiro Ih put on an '-urly a pohhI
h!o lit the wprintf. '('he noil ia then
vorkrd nit How and kept llurrottd
to ' ooiikitvo htointuro and kill
wocdM until llmo' lo put out tho , Orum!
ikak. Tho fl.ld Ih xmrnwy tnark.-d . workin for Hill fnrnor.
Hallorioa- Willlamft nnd Yollo; or ,n rowfl 'rorn J Frod Trump haw tho contract to
Kunz and Ilukor. npun. ahit a Raumiiriory rain Clirry t)lr, mail j,r for th(J n,.st
r Hjinotlmo In lato May, Juno, or roilr y,.nrtli bptfnnlnir July I, from
Krnttlc .V KM-mniPit-to 1. V'11' JlIy "aw ,mm" "r"
PACItAMKXTO (AP) . Jl. H. K. llri,nM',Ian""1 ,,lout 2 ' 3 f,'L't
flouttlo 1.. 5 10 . i ;omri'jn-in row. .
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' PnOMIHI, (flp-olal) O. P.
t'nrpor w-nt to Wat town Monday
taklntr out wool whlrh ho
Nhippt-il to Orotcon City.
Mi-lvln t'ourinoy and Ralph rnr
P't wont to KniorprlHo Monday
uftor a homo for Mr. Courlnoy.
Thoy p'turnod to Troy through
Prorulfto Tuosdny cVonln?.
Wllhur llowock and J Irnry .Car
per uttond tho Btato irrano inoot
imr at Hnkor thin wook.
, Mr., and .Mm Ili-cprk, woro mnk
Iriff liiiprovornontM nn, thoir' hpmo
plaro ut I'romlHft tho firnt of tlio
w''k. ....
Pf.arl IMvoly, of Maxvllto, visit fid
Mr Hoyd t'urpor Thursday.',
, Thoo ('arper, NyfiO wa working
on u loader ncur Maxylllc foil
from a our und hurt hla hand Fri
day niornlnK. Nlnoe thon he liaH
lit,-i n unuhlo to work.
Hoy Carpor roturm-d fioin I-a
Monday and ha a hoi-n
-oifotilatlnff a potltlin to have tho
MThodulo chariKod to ftfnrt Trom
Prnmlso Instoud of Maxvllto. -
I'la Poti lo n has purohaiu-d tho
hmnofiirvil land formTly holonK
Inic to 'harlcn llonni'tt. llo has
Ktnrtod farmlTifr tho land.
Mlmor Honnolt and Androw
Klt-)htiinn wont to Wallowa tho
ntlddlo of Ihn wook to hrinj? In a
Mndor whioh Andr.-w and Marshall
Klonhinan purohasrd sovoral wookn
ajfo. ' -
Tho Sunday school Is prosrron
ing lilColy. Proarhlnfc sorvloos arc
in charjfo of F. G. Pottor nro hold
arter Sunday School tho fourth
Kunday in catch month.
Anion thoso Who'toolc tho state
ocamfnatlons wore Frank Carpor
and JIa Corhott. of tho Promiwo
iHtriot,-paI the sov-nth: crado
k'cojfrnphy ti-st un-l Jlolvln Car
por, of tho KlvcrnidO district paHS
od Ihft olKhth g radii txamlnation
and Mlllan Carpor passud In tho
si-vonth KTftdo.
Kthol Carpor has hoon working
for tho paat work for A. K, Car
por, ' t . ' '
Maxvillo to rroini.so. Ho Ih now
Let Me Save You Money
on Painting and Paper
hanging Estimates Gladly Furnished. .'
J. P. Morley
Call MAIN 58
Paint Dept. of the Oregon Hdwc. & Imp. Co.
Alaska, for which the I'niWvl
Stales paid $7,200,000 in 18C7, ex
ported S02.223.735 Worth of prod
ucts In 1920 alone. .
Safely toiaibrlabtyy
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
I'flWiener nnd Kprcs Service.
liEAVE LA 1RAM)K
Tor Wallown I.nke and Iiitei-niedlate Points 9 A. M,
For Pendleton 11 A. M. - I P. M.
(Connects for Walla Walla, PjiecO and Portland)
Iow lUmnd Trip Itates for Siiinnicr .Montlm.
Por Intormatlon, Call MAIN 71)9, Stage Depot.
4 P. M,
Sacramento ..
Ilatteries Pest and K. Pnhlwln;
Keating and .Koehler.' , , ,,
No Game VentifUsyi !
VOH anoi;i.i;s (Al'r NQ Pn-
The best method of breaking tip
broody hens Is to confine them In
a raised coop with a slutted. bottom.-
Another method ,'ls to con
fine them In. ft small pen with a few
elflc Coast luiB-uo basclMII :"wus' rabbits, or other small , harmless
I HO IllUVemeill Ul ilM-n.-
acheduted hero Tuesday. I' Portland .ftrtintals.' '
and Hollywood clubst open' the e- i,!tlinals Is
rlcs Wednesday.. f i.i-.-.htK fttielr Uroot
making the Wens jforgcl
Iness. ' I Y
1
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i Vew York " I l ,'Tt 5 t'- WMb1 fae.i7
H llrolt
their brood I
1 u Kj I'
TKAMIHTAK !iORF.S. Sluing hens are tea soon as
FKK8NO. t'al- Juno. : ,.AP1 !4e , cRgs. a'm hatched, ialnce. the
Jonny Iteno, Stockton, ,0u,, ,(li,i)t-uteillng (trnds to.U"ep lit. tiuiet,
itchera nlepty ot tunsL' "VV""' Ju""" '-' ' 'Jl" ; " J .'Jl.., .
ork i il tiS to fiesttrw!!l V. r0"ni """" vent hCre Inst night, hhe net'.,d brood thoichlehs (or
9 142 ,,, "f seen, J. , at least 2 4 hours uTter latclllng Is
lee-Thomas. Hoyt Jones Z tZT.,0? ?"? Tho gatest carthdunlt. disaster 'over. ' Keeping the,- nost slightly
llnti Btoner. Colllna, Hollo. .vi'r" hlladelphlo. , htotory occurred In Qilna In . dark at hatching vfmn often tend.
i ' r Ilatteries '
i and Collins
f t way and Manlon and Woodall.
Kt : t , .
X ) India abdorbod half of tho.
s) ) xvorld's blttp.lt Of cold lant yrnl.' Vi j
1 MMsaMaaaWMMaaMsi .'IMaMM
I rro . a. ...u.j . ... I rt. .r, l.l.ne nlitr.t KktW OtllokU
I nnn -tt 1, - , . IUKOi fl OIU I III! II , III I full llt-riWIIrl . W OV i in. n -----
I Don t overlook llt Yankee staff, WA b ,.., p,,!,,, W..'" nwod to Hnvd my of the
In glvlnff proper credit to the club's
f for to It a "tho
mountains wullcod.'
time whon thn;rfr,1 iyon to tho honw, " ,
! Ion on tho ptn-ado b rounds aiotit'
mtlo away about s:30 a. in Tho
coromonio;! at tho parado kiouiiIk
will bo concludi-d at 1 1 a. ul Tho
actual burial will bo Friday at tho
MISS BROWTs'E TO
' MEET SUZANNE IN''
PARIS TOMORROW
ill
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gruoJl a)iotvlnjr.",
RnAntSTOM KCARCfi "
..Stars. .' particular; poeltlons in
major league baseball seem to ruii
. In cycles.
i Usually a ntitiAer 6f stars t a.
particular position make, their de. mausoleum seven miles southwest PAftlS. June 9. ( AP) Mlas
but the samo year only to have a of Seoul. Mary K. llrowne. thrice national
dearth of material for aeveral yeaM The funeral it Is believed will bo champion of the rnlted states will
among tho recruitj, for the sume, on a scale surpassing even that of face the great Suzanne lx-nglen in
position. the Kmperor Melji, last of the jap- the final of the International hard
( This season tho American league anese inlkiulos to die, who was court tennis championship. Miss
appears to have uncovered a lot of burled In 1912 ut Momovnmn. near llrowne defeated Mile, ltouman, of
promising second tuckers among Kyoto. Tho respect paid to Prince Holland. In today's semi-finals, 8-6,
Yl's memory Is part of Japan's fl-2. while Mile. Inglen disposed
pollry alined at conciliation of her of Joan I'Yy. KnglLsh gtii, nt li-2,
Kore:in fntlijeets. 0-1.
What
NATIONAL PARK
tj : K SouHirm Uiih hitndmti of quarc miloT
1)1
tt;
to
ml'
: i "U calhcdr.1 itnii inuk ap the Mnh: wandrr
IIYCK CANYON CEDAS1 MUM
v . kaiuas rencsr
,; NORTH RIM OV OBAND CANYON
tvarhtd vis tit, Un'an Ptilk: Brhrdulnl
. iut om.nl an inrxpcniivc vncstluu. Law
i T"aHl) tares. i
f stNO ron rnift ntusnuTsb '
' kOOKLKT
I n let in help ron rtrnip- nrty detail of the
i tour. IikIuuo tlai aU trip on your wny n.
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f I .1. If. RFEXI.V. Ag.nl j
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POLICY
COl'RTKSY Is one of the
ractors which has made this
bank frhut It la today.
Wo consider that evory
one who dooa bunlnoKt with
us ia our frtond.
IIP STATES
NATIONAL
BANK
the recruits or 1926.
For aeveral yours there has been
a limited amount of shortstop ma
terial, so that aeveral cluhs are now
In need of reserve strength at that
position. , i,,
MKt'KKIVH VAM'K
The other day Hob Meusel scored
from second hose on a sacrifice
ny.
That In Itself Is no rnenn feat but
more Important It In proof that the
brilliant.Uob Meusel Is showing the
one thing he. lias always Jacked, In
Illative,. .
Thnt alone has kept lilm from
being regarded one of (he grenteet
outfielders that ever rantped under
'a fly ball. He deserves such
rating. ,
MeuiH'l has every physical nMitft
ns well as a keen mind, but Hob
seemed to lack the competitive
spirit that tends to bring out a
man's talents all the more.
This year he is showing the prop
er initiative and aggressiveness
that recently eaused Manager Mil-
ler Hugging or the Yankees to re
mark:
'There Is no more valuable play
er In the American league than
lies Meusel."
KOREANS HONOR
LAST EMPEROR,
LATE PRINCE YI
SKOl'U Korea, June 9. (AP)
Pnder the auspices of the ImperUl
government of Japan. th funeral
of prince YI. the last of the emper.
ora ot Korea, now a Japanese pos
ition, will be held tomorrow on
n acale which Is espected to sur
pass thnt of any similar occasion
In recent Oriental history'. Klno.1
preparations for the last solemn
rites were pronounced complete
today.
Prince YI, a ruler without a
realm since Korea was anneied in
1910. died April It.
Thousands of visitors. Including
visitors from Japan aa well aa his
former subjects have fathered In
Seoul to psy last houors la Ihe
one-time emperor. More than 30..
009 persons are expected to march I
In a great funeral procession which
will start at 4t:10 a, m. from the
j palace and then move to a pavil-l
Hawaii's Marbles Champion.
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Francis Kan. 14, Is the marbles champion of Hawaii and la
traveling alone all the way to Atlantic City to take part In the
national tournament conducted by the Scrlpps-lloward news
papers. inn't so had. though: he carries an open letter from
the Honolulu notary club, and when he stops at any town alt
he has to do Is present II to the local notary club and he geta
looked after.
Is it only a desire
for change?
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Is it a matter
of price?
K
Or is it all
a question
of taste?
of this shift
in cigarette
o popularity ?
Ul
No mere desire for change will not ex
plain why so many thousands of smokers
all over the country are changing from
other cigarettes to Chesterfield. .
It's something more fundamental.
AWprice does not account for this
sweeping turn-about in cigarette pop
ularity, for Chesterfield is sold at the
popular price it costs the same as any
of the other largest selling brands.
Yes that's the answer. It is fasfe and
taste alone that explains Chesterfield's
sweeping gains. And rasfe is a matter
of tobacco quality.
We state it as our honest belief that
the tobaccos used in Chesterfield are of
finer quality and hence of better taste
than in any other cigarette at the price.
Liggett 4 Myers Tobacco Co.
and this belief ia shared by cigarette
smokers the country over.
LwDtTT k Mtmj Tosaoco Co.
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