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Page-Two EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, June 19, TJ26. YANKEES WIN F ROM CHICAGO Is the first of six selling days in which the people of La Grande and surround ing 'territory are in for some of the livli esrargains ever advertised - -any wnere We believe it offers the greatest values and savings because of the re- maruame collection oi new, nrsi quality, mgn giaue iiiciwianuinc in volved, end because. irresDcctive of former markings, everything is go ring on sale at amazingly low prices we are going to dispose of $20,000 ' worth of merchandise and to do it, we are resolutely determined to nmlio ihcwp rfai inir reduction. Not a few articles at half-hearted reduc- tions but everything in our entire stock (except a few contract lines) is priced with only one object in view lor quick sale and clean-up. national M".A;rK flub . .-' ., W. I. ret. Cincinnati S2 24 .671 I'ltisliur ,..n M st. jxiiiIb ...ii2 26 : ..'.62 fhlraa-o .. ; S 27 .MS I Uroolclvn ......... ....27 27 .Mil ! Ni w York . ..2D 23 .MM I Boston 22 31 .41 IS I i'hiluili-lliliUl .2 34 .70 i AMERICAN I.KACI'n Hull w. i. ivt. Si w York - -...42 17 .712 I'hUanVlnhla 34 27 .r.nT fhiralfO 33 27 Mt rii-Wlanil 33 27 .Ii" Ui-trolt 29 32 .47!J Washington 2 2 .4!ll SI. Iill .... 23 37 ,33 llonton 10 43 . .!7fi Dad Bhcks Him . vt:KTi:itiAV's cami-'.k AMIMtK'AX i,r.r;ti: CIlirAUO (Af) II." if. v.: Now York , 10 10 0 ;i'lilcaKO 2 4 . Hutlt-rlcK lYmiork ami t'olllns: Thomas, Th union anil Kchalk. i 'nrrriMiiT iapj n. n. k. riiiuii iphia 12 ir, l ni trolt '. .-. 2 6 0 ''. Huttr-rii. Clray, Uulnn and Per kins; WhiU'lilll. Ullimn, Jolmii and Jlanlon, Woodnll. ' Our Half Hose for the kiddies at 39c rare real bargains. Fancy Hand Toy-. els, regular $1.00 val ues, Cut to 75c. Junior Dresses in 10 to 12 year old, sol id color Voiles. Just 12 in the lot. New for Monday at $1.19. Only a little of the Fancy Silk left The $3.25 to $3.75 to Close Out at $!.(?., Jack Tar Kiddies' Suits, priced to $7.50, Close Out at $3.00. ' SPECIAL FOR MONDAY'S SELLING From 10 to 11a.m. v Jap Crepe at 19c yd. ' All colors. All our Van Raalte Gloves on sale. All this year's style, in silk and fabrics. Our new dress Trim mings and Laces on sale. See them! Large Bath Towels now 39c. . Don't overlook the kiddies' Wool Sweat ers at Half Price. ; flT. Mil "IB Ml') n. If. K. Wushlnirton 4 10 3 Hi. ; Ixuils 3 II 0 Hatd-rli - K-iiUwr,..MBvTlicrry I! and Hurd; ItavlH.- WIliKartl w and ' liixcn. .. .... et i v IP - 2. I Oeorga Campbell l only It. but ac cording to bia dud. Alex Campbell, one ot the oldeat golf proa In the country, the "kld'a noma playnr." The elder Campbell uellevea Ueorge a aa good a golfer aa Franc-la Out met waa when the fumoua amateur waa u youth of the same use. George recently won hla Arot tournament tlienlty high achool chuniploiuhlp ot Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Mallory Victor , In , Roehampton Play ROBIIAMITON. England, June 10. (Al' Mm. Molla alallory. for mer American champion, won the alnglo final of the itoehumpton Invitation lawn lennla tournament (ixluy defeating Miaa C. Tyrt'll in atrulK-ht mix at 6-2, 6-1. thli'k of the. fight." .'' 7 BATliMi CflOWN Away- to A Paar trt. the HI. T,oui Cardlnula have failed 10 live up to the faring predictions of Manao'r JlornHby- and tho Ijuhc hall experta . In .Kenertil. I nuiHt ii limit the Curda looked nutrlity good to' inn In Ihe aouth. . llornsby waa fearful of ' hla pitching und with the exception of Ithem und ki-en. Jiii had umple ground,. , Whin! Hornaby ln't the type to worry, I urn fmre the failure of hla cluli lo deliver haa been the great est conliibiittng fuctor to hia preH ent alump at the bat. -' 11 Hutting champlonahlpa aro de cided In October rather than June 15, ho don't count t lie great llorna by out of Ibei running. He la aurc lo lie there or there abouts. :- ' Billy Evans Says: na'iionaij i.icai.i i: ritlnburg 8. New York . 3. Chicugo 6, Brooklyn 2. - ; f HOnNSIIVS M.IJ.MP 'ft'Si-ernH Htrange lo look ut the Nn. tlijriul league I new Wonderful House Dresses on sale Monday for first time from $2.25 up, Don't miss these. Come! Save! pul leu if no lmlllnu: avf runvH' ami liuf the lujuiliur nunin of Itwtf--r HoniHby hudlnff thn lit. With 4 he ftoaAon uhout one-tlllnl ovr. Horn hI j y, ono of the KreateHt ImtttTH in tho hiHtory of (he (?hjiio, U No. 20. in tho. ranking. , However, Horn why tsn'L so fat away from the lop an the diiferer I'liPfl hf);wven.1pH ,uik1 6 ,woull iiiakn it spoin. Mftusuretl in por centajff fletin-s'; Ju.st 39 points Bfp- Portland in Home Game ?rato J!or,;sl,y cuyio-;.. tho. ' I , Thy only poMwlhle explanation PACIFIC COAST l.KAfSI'R 'that ran ba oDfrcd for Jlornsby'ii Ran l-YanHfKw ft, Kacraniento 4. Httiriip la IhnL the udriud rwponH 8ACKAMKNTO (AP) H. IT. K. IhllHicH of iiianaKing'' the Ht.- Jxiub flan Franrlwo C 10 0 Cardinuln have arftrti-d hit hat I In k Bar mm i'ii to .. 4 1 1 3 avnroffp. BatterloA Urirriu, MltrhHl and It is alo powlliln fbut IToriiHby lias boon hitting' In hard luck, liy , that I rncun he Iiuh bi'n jneetlng the ball hard, but alwuya atralght ' rfinADELPHIA (AP) It. )L K. ' Cincinnati 13 M 3 Philadelphia .. ...l-..: C 10 3 Butte rlei Hixey und Jlarrav: Ihan, t'lrlch, Baeht, PiercA und iteiiHne, Jonnard. i .1 L8 Angeles Shuts Out I-- , . f,. iM fi 1 IRA DERN DOWNS LOUIS PERGANDAS AT PENDLETON rENDI.KTON. Ore., Juno 19. (AP) Ira Dern. of Salt lyjke Oily, defeated .ouia rergandua, of Tort land, here laat night In a flnlifh wreatllng match. Pern took the flrat full In 18 minutes with a leg Ktrangle. Pergaiulaa took the sec ond with a loe hold In 21 minutea and Dern took the third In. alx mlnulea with an itrm strangle. Ileggle Huasoll, Oregon Affil cullural college, took two fallH from I1'. Htull. local nniateur. In the preiiniinary. ri;irrr:nfi no to iiiiaw VANTOIiVKn, It. C. June 10. (AP) Vic l-'oley. Vancouver, nnd Young Nationaliata. Portland ban tamweight boxers, fought a 15 round draw hero lust night. Kuch weighed 122 pounila. American Tennis Team i Wins From Britishers EASTDOfKNE, Kngland, Juno 19.- AP) The American men'a tennla ,team dofeuted tho British in their two-day tournament hero when Howard Kinsey won from H. W. Auatlh in tho first match of the day 0-8, 3-. -2, 11-1 Thi American two-man team- Kinsey and Vincent Hlchnrdfi took bolh Ihe singles yesterday, the opening tiny. ' .tmnVonn wiiAPrrn wiss SlKni''01tn, Ore., June 19. ( AP) Kenneth Padolford, of Medford, was given a decision over 1-x Johnson, of -Portland. In I hp sev enth round of a smoker at the arm ory last night on a foul, alter Johnson had been warned against J lilt l inn low. llud Thomas, of Port- ' land, was awarded the decision over Joe Oortimn, of flrants Puss, at the end of a, ten-round go. Varum; Kallto and KoIi!t. Hill's Dep't. Store j& Grande, Oregon. "A tiood Place T Trade" III Seattle. A, MLvdnna 0. SAN J-'KANt'lHCfJ (AP) R. It. K. fleattle'.. 6 9 1 Missions .. ..... 1) it 1 f Batteries: Miljua; 'and U. . Bald- Win; l.udolph, llr-an and Murphy, 1 1 tAts iiigficH n. iriiniHl. u. I.IIM A.AVrl'.l.l-.M ( A I ) It. II. I'.. Portland fl 9 1 !) Angelea II 9 0 Butlerles .Miingiini, Ituchae, French and Jterry; ('riiniiall and Hamlhcrg. PURSEY GOLFERS HPOKANli, Wash., June. 19. (AP) With a acoro of golfers still In tho running, piny for the Pa eiric northwest opiui golf cham pionship ends today. Klfly-one golfers, who completed Ihe first; 30 holes yesterday, comliele in the j final half or the 72 holes ot medal j play this morning and afternoon. Harold lteer. of Portland, and Waller Purst-y, Heatle, led tliej fletil yeaterduy when they scored 1 Hi for pur on thn Ss holes Both tnrned Ih excepllonal cards.' for their afternoon play, Pu'rsey mak ing the round In (IN, four tnuh-r par and Beer In 01). Mel Smlthi Portlcmtl: Nell fhriit tlun, Vaktiua hnd Johnny Junor, Portland, fullowed closely on tho heels of the two leaders with cards or US each. Forrest Wotson, Hpo. ksne, was next vllh M. Other leaders were' nr. (). l'V Willing und .If, Knda, Portland, und Ijm-y Kelly, .an Angeles, wllll seores-of 147. t-ltowtng them were Hoy Moe, lion Aloe, l'runk Uolp ami (Iwyn Bowen, Portland; Johnny Jones, Seattle, und .Mottle liutiu, Aberdeen. Wash., with cards of H9. Walter Hagcn Defeats ' Mitchell, Uritish Pro Wnillltinai:, Knglund, June 19.- (AP) Walter Ilugen. Ami-rl-.oan star, defeated Ah Mitchell, British pro, two and one In their 72 holu match, which ended to day, for 500 pounds a side and the unofricliil professional mutch piny rhatuplfnshlp. Isn't It strunge how people wllh less sense than we have seem to get nlong nmeh better? Body Identified as Young Man of Ncwberg; NKWIIKUO, Ore. June 19. (AP) Speeulutioii Hint the body found on Ihe bench at Murshrield might be Mtt Almee Hemple MePhersou was dispelled when the body was Idenlliled ns that of Wilbur Klllult, 1H, of Newberg, who was drowned at Neskowtn, Mav 2:t. Positive identiricntion was mode through dental work In the teeth of the lower Jaw by the youth's fa ther who consulted the coroner at Murshfleld. ut. somebody, The, rh-mcnt of lurk plays lt part even wilh thn jfroatewt or bat- infn,;. ., ... . .- .- . - fn:AAr disappoints brnshy's prosi-nt linttln avor nf? which Is at leust. 00 pojit be low normal, 1h cerkiin to bn con Hi dern hi y, bettered before (ho cIoho of the season. If lie fulls to lead tho National league In hutting this year, it will 'eliminate the only IiIk h-ajfue player with a rhanee to eiia! or better, Cobb's remarkable feat of lead In a major league at the hat for nlno" consecutive yeaiw. At the close of the, laanram-, paijf Hornsby had "six conHecit- . live hattlntr chnmplonhhipM of tho t National Iohr-up to hln credit. . I Di the south, durlno: surlnir traln- SchOOl TAX LCVV TodaV inK' 110 Preswed to me tho belief ' that he hiid an excellent chance to 1 " 1 '" etpml if not better Cobb's nijark. ' PORTr.AND, Oro. June 1 ! (AP) With the seiuson onc-thlrd ovpr A sp.cliil tax levy of $1.300,1.00 hh chants 0f capturhiR the 192(1 for operating the city schools diir- crown are not so bright, but I um Ini? 1 127 and a proposal lo nuth- still of the opinion that nt the close ornte a bond Issue of $4.r.ou,000 of the campaign he will be show between now and IP12 to finance big the way to the rest of th pro-, the school districts fifteen build- cession, ing program are ihe financial Is-1 sues to he settled at the school j MAXAOr.HIAJj AVOI0 . J election here today. ijum poslllve Uorn.sby In dee pi Two members of thn bcIiooI d!sippolnt.Ml ut the showink Ot' Ms board will also brt selected. The club to dttte. school board states that unless Hie , ot Inrllm d to boost and" always, tux levy passes ihe next school reticent about offering predictions, year will he cut to - eight months Hornsby nrude this remark to me Hollywood 3. Oakland I. OAKLAND (AP) It. 11. R. Hollywood 3 11' 2 Oakland 1 0 1 l!utlirlen MrCnhe and PeJers; Knmso, MeKcnry nnd P'iker. Portland to Vote on and n ctirlallimmt of inaity dules be made necessary, . Helic al Skn Antonio this spring: "There are only two ball clubs In the National league I fear, New York and Pittsburg. "You can tke that as a predic tion that I believe the Cardinals will finish third. And a team ublo i;-'ij;..i.u AiutKvi i;i KAN KKANCim t William Puvhison, so-called reformed boot legger, who testified In Washing ton, I). . that banks in California to stick In the first division l al cooperated In bootlegging deals, was arrested in connect Ion wllh bud cheek activities in Alexundrlu, Va., local police were Informed. wajs within striking dstnnco of a pennant. "I am going to bo decidedly sur prised unless my club is in the TlltKS lM'MrritKI CHICAGO Nino tires on two police automobiles were punctured while omccrs raided n still In a flat build tug. 'Iliey am now searching for the, bootlegger, whom Ihev wish to nuestlnn re llll-tina t-ivttsrsll(i ftt ItiA ullll tm.l ! an ice pick left stlcltng In one of the deflated tires All "Metal WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time Anywhere - Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. A phone call is sufficient. Office Phone Main 85 Res. Phone 300-W I Thomas 8lad la trying to ttevtlop, m n.vr all niatal dlrlglbl at a U. a. govern mint experimental station near Loa Angelea. H'a ahowa br with a model of craft that Is to b I 111 fel long. U tel wld. hav a speed of.T miles an hour and carry . 10 passengers. An Institution That Attracts patients from all parts of the Northwest is immedi ately available to the ill of Eastern Oregon. Hot Lake Sanatorium DR, W. T. PHY, Owner and Director. . Well, sir, the Jkes oil me, Wi spilt ail. onler In for a loritii car load nf Kxtm ' Slc-A-K)r shin gles nml upon1 my nonl, If tlie.y didn't wild an automobile ear big pitmtgh lo back up and. load all Um! mvpiul-lmiul cars iiw I'erkin lntor Unifaiiy lues and lhenlia'e rmini inongh for lerklns lo Maud lit ilie door aud wrap tils ears up nnd ita.- them out for ItWi each. Ibei um 400 mid ll.fMMl Ilxtra Star-A-htar hJiingiets the blgKfst eui , IimuI of alilnides) I ever re (vlvnil in my UTf. This Is Just twice tlwi sliu tit fin onllnary car l(ad. TlHt shingles will sell out for $:1.75 per Af. as long as they liLst, ho If .vou have) any large ItaniM yoti want to tshlngle or re shingle your bouMi tH'tler get in tour It Willi us.. The ear load of "No. 2 heavy barn shtntrle.s nre imi Ihe itMWl. ThU will jnako lliree ear loads of nh littles wn are le eiiujr. in leiw llutn 10 dnN. rl'he third car lojui of roofiuic Is nl-w Ikiu; Milppttl. I don't have to welfrii a ton to le Um lai-pest Kifer In tlio coiuiiry. . Mi gallons of icrey iichlso iiauit ami .r0 Ration.-, of whllt for VI. 05 per gal Ion next Monday morning. If I bad an old housu that locked like yours I Mire wmild Iom no time In n'Uliiff 1 down hem .Mondnv mornliit;. You don't need to wait Ull 8 oViock. Wo baTO ipot to bo up bt-fure breakfast now, but don't ivhihi iMtforP 4:30, or wo will ehnrje ou TWi mora nn tho gal lon. 1 know that will keep you lMirk. to CaflfiCoBrimSa Reduced roundtrip summer fares are now in effect. Plan your trip toCalifornia and take advantage of them. Tickets with 16-day limit are on sale daily; also season tickets with Oct. 31 limit at slightly higher cost, permitting stopovers. Four trains daily, including SouthernCaliforniaExpress direct via Sacramento and Lo Angeles. From Portland special $20 one-way fare to northern California placca. Ak about If. I LIMIf I s diif hern Pacific lines J. JT: KEKN'F.V, Awnnt Im tit-anile, Ore. Gas; Station and Auto Park Box 33, Kamela, Union County, Oregon On the Main State Oregon Trail Highway To Be Sold "at v PUBLIC AUCTION TIiIh property includt-H 470 acres of flrnt ttnd Hecond c.IIIn': timber, thousnnds of feet of fine timber und poh-H. No dmibt a luw profit cun he made from this nereaKc. The gay. Hl.'i tlon. store, nuto camp are on one of the finest locations u the HlK-hwa'. The auto park bavin tr a numlicr of fine sprlnH, und u morit hh al place lo camp uniotiK' the ben uli fill idneH wlicr: ftshlnR- und alt the comforts of home can bo ohlnlm-d. Only one block from tho t'nion Pacific Depot. Ili-re Is pnv injf, poinff buslntss that you can purchase ul i ri'Ri.fc ArtTiox : . Iluy at your own terms. If you ure looking for n proposition for income or Hpcen latlon you can't ko wroutf. May we urgf you to InveHtifratu this. This propt-riy Is in the Kustern Oregon Copper Unit. There are also a five roomed house, u number of barns, 10 aons of this land Is unde, cultivation. All year u round fi-cd for cattle, goats or nhrrp. 2U tulles from l-i Grande and :iC miles from IVndhdon, on Oregon Trail Highway. Inspect this properly NOW and mail us your bid. Claude C. Pratt i Western Coast Land Company' tumoer -o. f A Tho I'opr Halt's Krt4nl" fio 8iiiulae llustnras. Ii 383 I'l'ITOt'K Ill.Ot'll l-IION'r; IIHOAI1WAV SOflO l'OItTI.AXI), OltlXJOX All Itiils In Onr Orriiv by Noon, rt-lility, .Inly 2 . . 10 J. W. Bush Ice Co. You Can Have Ice Books or Cards, or Tay Cash, as you please. Ice Cheaper at the Plant Phone 331-W J. W. Bush, Prop. it i