La Grande evening observer., June 24, 1926, Image 2

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EA GRANDE EVENING .OBSERVES1
.Thursday, June .24, X926.
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Join the Crowds v The Bargains Are Here
Hill's Dep't. Store's Tremendous
DISPOS.
Of fers Unheard Of Savings
YOU'LL SAVE ON A
COAT BOUGHT NOW
EXCELLENT DRESSES
For Immediate Wear.
Satins, georgettes, chiffons,
and crepe de chines comprise
Our buyers are ready to start
their fall selecting W first
they must have the monev
Tho nnnta in this trrmm nrf not which is tied up in the beauti-
only designed for. wear now but ("I merchandise now on hand.t the dresses in this group and,
will foe appropriate ror an taw. " J mercnanaise you tney are; aw styles tnat you
ecu iui immeuiaie wearing,
and so to help you get the
merchandise and to help us
get the money all prices have
been greatly reduced.
Silk coats, dressy styles, and
swagger topcoats are all included
and afford a wide choice. Present
prices are from one-half to one-
third lower than they. were orig
inally. . -' ;
Some black rayon coats just'
the thing for your car.
. Sale Price $6.95
- V ALL COATS ' v
GREATLY REDUCED
All but our most expensive
coats, have been divided into
can wear right through the
summer and into fall. Because
of their . low . prices . they are
among the feature - values of
this clearance and worth in-
vestigating. v " - " .: '
, Our Best Dresses ; ,
Included in this lot. Dresses
that were sold as, high as $50.
You can save $10 to $15 on :
price groups and arranged on dress bought now.
racks inlthe apparel ;section. '.; ';' ' Lr "' ,'X'
This makes it easy for' you 'to.
see just; what there is to
choose from and we, invite you
to come in and make your sc- "
lection leisurely;- Exception-
ally find lvalues. :'
100 SUMMER SILK '
DRESSES, $8.95
If you don't buy anything else
be sure to get one or two of,
these dresses. They consti
tute a special purchase and
are easily worth more than
we are asking during this
July sale. Tub and printed
silks in all styles.
i 1 1 hi : i j i tii if fiynv r 11 fir wjt n rvirn .in ill .
CHICAGO
SEGON
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California Women Win
from Suzanne, Partner
T77tj t J .rrmrTti irrrf r
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v;st:rdavs c.amfs
CHK'AtiO AI') Chicago took
undisputed possession of Rmond
place Wednesday s by , defeating
f'levclond, & to 3, In the thin!
(Hip of tho m-rlesv Tho locals
coneenlrnted their attack in four
Inning, v fllankenship .-. pitched.
Meady game until .1 ho seventh In
ning, wttcn two passes helped' the
visitors to a' pair of runs. If. 'jr. K.
Cleveland;. .'.".A...: 8 10 S
Chicago IT 1 1 0
naileries I'hle and Alyatt:
Itlankc hstilp and Crotise.
Big Silk Sale Friday - See Our Windows
HILL'S DEPARTMENT STORE
.: La Grande, Ore. .,
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flronklyn 3, Koston 1. t
Second game : . r" Tt. Tf. K.
ItrOOlllyn .. 14 t
lloston 4 6 1
lliillerics McWeeney, Khrhar.it
and O'Neill: tloldsmlth, ftraham,
Hmlth. Mogrldge and J. Taylor,
I largreavcav v
flNPfNNATr AD , It. H. R.
rWcateo .. , ......'...... c 0
rinoliinrtll ".. 1;.V. '....;. 3 10 2
. Hattirlc Koot and aonzalm;
l.innr, Itlspj- und llafirravo, ?'lc.'
inlrh,
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Halnm and O'l-arrsH.
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Hohir and 'flnorh !
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of
wrMnn:no.N," junn 24. (ap
llllzahelh ltyan und Mary
Browne, of r'allfornlo, today .
rratPd rluzannn Ixnjflcn and 111.
VIUNto, of I'-ronw, In a thrilling-
inne-Mt donhlfH gtriiKsIn boforo
17.000 appclaloni by 3-0. 8-7, 6
IM-rcat whlc-h cilmlnatPd - the
Kreneh loom, In tho flint round of
lh tournament wait a liltmr pill
for Mite. Ix-riKlcn. hut Hhn took It
without any particular ahow
emotion. ; ; , .
j ni rr-Miii wan evl.l. nlly popu
lar with th farirn alliry, -whloh
nad evidenced keen dldimnolnl
onn disapproval over Mile. Ini,'
ions failure, to nppear for tli
mairn yesterday. All hoiiali the
Npeelutora wern Impartial , hi an
pmuuinir Doth allien ditrinir the
Jiay, their olieeim for the, Amerl
e,an vleJora erhoeil front tho Lie
Hianiiim ror fully fivo rainiitea.
i U AT EftiKSK
-.1 iH-.nrc, ore. June u (API
r.uirene'g 1920 heat rernnl of S3
was equalled attain yesterday. Iiul
wiui inc relative hum dltv hiirli
in., neai wua a Rroat deal more
iinroniforlahle. Toduy Klvea nverv
inuiraiion or netting a new
cord. - '
I'ords heen'-maile an .honorarv
noetor of Rnelneerinr. U'liafa
fine, perhapa he'll doctor some
nick flivvers. ,' ,
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Portland Wins From
Oakland in Close Game
pacific coast i.r.Ac.fr.
. AlUntntM It, Ixik Anetm 5.
I)H A NCI CI. (API. M. .It. R.
MIsslonH j. tM.- 8 0o
I .oh Anifeleo 6 14
. Hatterlea piliette.i J.udolph and
Murphy; aiaznnr, Day, Hamilton
and Kandherg, Hannah.
Senators 7 NraU 1.
HAW FRANCISfV) (AP) n. tt. R.
Sacramento 7 12 n
Han l-'ranciseo 3 9 i
Hatlerlev Kalllo and Koehlcr;
Moudy, Mitchell and A(nw.
SPORT NE WS
E DEFEATS
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J- PORTUANtt, Or Jun 4 AP)
i Im Drn. Suit Itmpplnr,
i took two falls from Ted Thyn, of
Portland. In on of the moat nten.
tarutar ' botita of th mms lut
Billy Evam
Scyi
is:
t'OMPITTITlVlf! HP! KIT
In perhap no sport U a com.
p(ltlv palrlt mora eantlal to
success than In rolf.
There are so many things to up
set the. temperament In rolf that
unless the player possesses the ln-
nichf.'. Thy waft a Mrttnt of!"l""'t to fight bock. It Is an easy
: liern'g Timdloelu to the first fall matter to find an rscuss to curl up
which Dem took In 91 minutes 10
renonds.
Thys suoceeded In mining the
second fall with b nrotch hold In
,18 mtnutss (0 seconds It was n
. ill her crotch hold In tha third si s
nion that gave Dern hta chanos to
pin Thy.
,', For the, first tlm. ringside
weighing In was witnessed by the
fans. Tliyn weighed 174 ami
tiern Hlng over the light
Iheavywalght, limit, Bwn could not
ilalm the championship through
plils victory.
, In tho preliminary. Jlmml An.
derson and Bob Myers wrestled 30
minutes to a draw. 1
1'ItOMJNE TKAAf WI!9
I"ROnl9 (Hpnolal) A ball
game was played ut ProraUo last
, Hundny afternoon' between the
i ?'romJse team and ' a tertm from
.Crowley's camp. Promise won by
a score of Id to ji. Th snmu
teams will play next Hundayi nfter-
noon at Mn(llle.
and quit col.
Jt Is doubtful If there Is a golfer
In all the world who has mors of
thrt competltlvA spirit In his) make
up than Walter lltagen.,
Thr you have the real reason
for Hagen's greatness, although II
must, be admitted that his inline Is
all It should he and then some,
CVolf rivals will frankly admit
that, no mutter how mr Ilagen l
trailing the field thorn Is always
me rear mat he will get going.
'I lie Jlagen menace that alwavtt
eims m goir Is based on fact.
ANIENT IIAfiRN
rtecently. In glancing over the
various achievements of Ilagen In
lournnment play. I unearthed some
ry Interesting dope.
Ilagen has to his credit the win.
nlng of every major championship
to which h has been eligible. No
other player can boast such a re
markable record.
However, no better proof could
he offered of the competitive spirit
possessed by Ilagen I lion his un
canny success In winning the play.
off in tournament matches In which
ha has finished In u. tie wllh one
or more players.
In such matches there Is a terrific
strain back, or every shot that is
played. But It seems that, at such
times Ilagen Is always at his best.
IS TIHPI.F. TIK '
In 1814 Hagen finished . In a
triple tie In the Metropolitan open
rhumplonshlp. Mr hrtil J I m
tluraes and Charles llofrm r In the
play-off,
Three years later I followed him
around the Bran Burn course, Just
outside of teoston. to see htm come
from behind and tie Mike Brady In
the National open. The following
day, I watched hlin triumph over
Mike In a nerve-racking match.
The next season ho tied In the
Krench open for first place and
again won the play-off. In 1923 he
trimmed Hill Mehlhorn In the Tex
as open, afler the had finished un
even for first honorH. "
'To take the 1920 professional
championship, Hngen wan forced to
go the limit to win, twice finishing
nil-even nt (he 30th hole, lie went
39 holes to trim Al Watrous und
40 to conquer I.eo Dlegel.
Which simply explains why the
' Seattle , Hotljwnral 4.
SEATTT.R (AP) n. ir. R.
Hollywood '. 4 -8- 2
Seattle .. t 10 1
Hatterles -MCCabe and "Peters:
MIIJus and Jenkins.
Portland 3, Oakland 1.
OAKLAND (AP) R.,,lf. R.
Portland ... 3 S ' 1
Ouklnnd :. ....L.j., 1 r, , 0
. Batteries Mangum and1 Berry;
Deloney, Gould and Baker, Bool.
.w . -'i r. '.. 1 ..,1 . l. .,11 . .. ; . , (1,.
More Rescue, Work Needed , .
AT 7fi, HE STILL COACHES
Softy' y CmMaifyQ
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
Passenger and Express Berrien
leave la orande
w n ish ana iniermMlate Podita A. St. . 4 p,
For PandMna It A. M. . 4 P. M.
(ContsMta for Wall Walla, I'as&o and Portland)
Low McMast Trip Ram for Rummer Months.
For XaformaUen, Call MAIN 1H. Stag Depot
If.
Well, what do yon kmw slxsit
that? We llMinglit we) had Mowed
our advertising iHsrn I0111I rnougli
that every Tom? Dick and Marry
In every nook, and corner of the
ftraiule. Hondo Volley would sure
ly know that Claud C. Pratt was
wiling building material below Hu
man order prices. . Hut 11(1011 my
word, if a man didn't comn In
yesterday and hail every mark of
an intelligent fine looking gentle
man and we were able to sell hint
a largo order of 15-yenr guaran
teed roofing to cover a large barn,
below ' KawlMii k and t'oiimaiiy
prkW'.Now-' ww- are -rdaunlng on
shipping lit or IM gallons or while
nalnt In.nlil Xlluumiel 'I'h.tiM. i.
RPOKANR, Wash.i- Tob'iTltle.ian old Mlssnurian hern iiint!
attention Is paid to rescuing Ju-.siul Im- was lust like tho riHif uri
vcnllcs from careers of Crime. Tio-I llicin lie liad to Imi slinnnl. lie
bert B. Iyepr, Lewlston. Idaho, round out. Hist we nmld save liiiu1
told the Northwest Assoelallon of fiort gallon arier iMtying tln-1
Rherlffs and Police. Luke H. May, I freight 33 of the wav across Ihci
Healtle. was reelected president or continent. Yestenlay we playe
111 uwociaiion.
Americans, Led by
. Jones, Take the 'Lead
HT. ANNUS, Juno 24. (AP)
Hobby Jones, American amateur
champion, and Wild Hill Mehlhorn,
fighting Chicago pro. led the field
today ut thn thirty-sixth hole
mnrklng tho half way post toward
B
URNS : .
CnVttf Willi WO! DUWI
afterwards PPIJr gndy
WICKS
V If .A. 00 RUB
Qr MTlimua, JmU4 yr6 .
the Mritlsh- open golf- champion
ship. . ' j )' I"') I ,if .'
BAKER- LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
Public Sale!
;" ' "At the Duncan McDonald Farm
10 Miles Northeast of La Grande
Commencing at 10 a. m. ,
FRKK LUNCH AT NOON
Monday, June 28
30 Head Horses, 3 to 8 Years Old
(50 Head Sheep, 5 Head Milk Cows
. Two .l-liotlmii OUvr iranv plows; Two ttj In. wairniis;
'J'hiii mIm IwiiHSri; One foni riiltlvuloi';
Onn Monti or ilrill; Ono iiiciilinlor ' ' ' '
" 5i Household Goods 1
Consisting or, library (able, rorkinir chairs hall
cuplKMiril mill iiiinirrmis other unities.
TKItMS SIO and iindrr, sh. Ovit a crntlt of
nionlliK, Faiir.AliIn nolo .IruwhiK H Hr rt'iii- iiilorest, wllh 2
Mr ittit dlsoimt for cash ori salo luv '
Duncan McDonald
T. h. JOHNSON, Auellnneei'
.1. E. KrV-VOMlS, Clerk
SMITH WHITR HOPF.
SKATTI.K Governor Al. Smith
of New York. Is the "presidential
whlto hope" of the democratic
party. Judge Cleorge W. Olvany,
Tammany chieftain, told local de
mocrats. ' .
j today srtiflol cnminenees.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tim Poor Alan's Friend"
Near Ksuiflry. Phone Main 218!
No bunds UuslneNs, . j
Jim Ten Kyek Is tha last of the once famous "Mlg Three"
In collegiate rowlug circles. The others were Jim Hire and
Charles Courtney. Ten Rrck went to Syracune university 13 sea.
sons ago, and todays at ". he's, still holding down the same Job.
Trne, he's not quite as aettve as he was that spring day In 1"J
when he assumed hla present duties, bn& he's just as enthusiastic.4..,
Jim Is the founder of the famous "Ten Kyek stroke," kaown .
wherever slwll-raclng Js held. or talkeit, about. , , ... ,. .
i .:; ifj tiu . i v . ... t. . ,'. U.
Ttngen threat In golf Is as much
feared as the lltibe nulh nvenace In
busebnll. American league .pitch-
have much If not morn re
spect for the Bambino.
fONVTiYrivo pnoor
ITagen's pifciy In the various Drlt-
lh open tourneys In which ho haa
contested, could also he offcrfd
us convincing proof of his fight
ing spirit.
In his first attempt to win the
British title ttngen was off his
game and finished nowhere In pnr-j
tlcular, ubout 7th. I believe. Touf-
ed'us a possible winner, his show
ing was a. distinct disappointment.
I nit iwgcn, after It was appar
ent, that he was out. of the running,
pick up and quit? No, sir! He con
tinued courageously on to the fin
ish, playing each shot as carefully
as If he had a chance.
Huch conditions called for com
petitive spirit far mora than If rid
ing along on the crest of success.
Any one can be a good winner, the
test Is to he, oi game loser.
.
THICK WI.NNI'.R
In 199: Hagen was rewarded for
his efforts and1 persistency by win.
nlng the Brltleh open. The fol
lowing year he lout by a single
stroke to Arthur Havera. lie came
hack te win again In 1934.
Two victories out of three con-
secullve attempt In the British
open and a one-slroko defeat, tells
the story or Hagen'a consistent
golf plus tho will to win.
Ty Cobb possesses the eld com
petitive spirit to a superlative de
gree la baseball. That Is why he
Is tha game's greatest player.
Paul Berlenhach bos It ns a'
tighter, that Is why he la achieving
success even though others with
neemtngly more ability, are just
also, rnaa."
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.
Friday and Saturday
Mr. Miller Sleeps Like
Log:, Eats Anything
'After taking Adlerlka I can
eat anything and sleep like a log.
I had gas on the stomach on I
couldn't keep food down nor
sleep." (Signed) R. C. Miller.
one spoonful Adlerlka removes
OAH and often brings surprising
relief to tne stomach, fttopa that
full bloated feeling. Often brings
out old waste-matter yeu never
thought was in your syitem. Ex
cellent for ehronle const Inst len.
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Regular 16c Hose 13c ft
Regular 75c Nozzles 63c
" Regular 45c Sprinklers 33c
. When yoit plan your Outing Trip don't forget our complete stock
of Camping Supplies which are priced to fit your purse.
Come in and get your Road and Forest Maps,
given without charge.
These are gladly
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lany
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