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Our Big Disposal Sale
has been running one week and is still
going strong
Because we are giving: you big values in every department. Ask your neighbor and then come
and see. .,
S The Season's Most Attractive Fashions
- Are Greatly Reduced In Price
We have reserved nothing. All of our very finest merchandise is included in this sale and
those lines that did not offer a wide assortment and complete range of sizes have been aug
mented by special purchases. Now is the time not only for you to meet your wardrobe needs,
but to realize your secret costume ambitions. ' . ;
LADIES' COATS
We have a good assort
ment left in both Dress
and Sport Coats, at a
price you cannot afford
to pass up.
HOSIERY
At prices that will force
you to buy now and save.
BATHING SUITS
All new Bradley make.
Some new Capes, too, in
fancy colors. We know
you will like them.
LADIES' DRESSES
A big assortment to
choose from at sale prices
that make you smile.
GLOVES
For every occasion, in
silk, ' fabric and kid, at
sale prices. . t
HATS
All our Ladies' Hats on
sale at ridiculously low
prices.
BLANKET SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SELLING
It will pay you to buy now. One number m Part Wool, all fancy plaids, regular $0.50 Sale
Price $4.95; another Cotton Mixed in fancy colors, regular $3.50, at $2.89 Ask to see them.
Hill's Department Store
Berlenbach Mops Up With Stribling
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. I'niil Hcrlcnhuch of Astoria, N. Y., ooa'.ly retained his light
heavyweight championship of th world In hid fltflit Willi Younir
S'.rihllng or Georgia no easily the New York spectators booed
by Strlbllng during many of the 16 rounds. I'holo shows Strlb
llng thrown to lln floor hy llcrlenbarh during a clinch In the
eighth. V
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Kunz Slants Them By
MOW WAST 1T.AGXK
Club
tos Angeles :..
Oakland ..
Missions
Sacramento .. .
Seattle
Portland
Hollywood .. .
San Kranrlsco
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Seattle (I. Hollywood 1.
PRATTI.H (AP) ! ,r- E-
Hollywood ' I
Tallin .. " "
llatterlcs Singleton and cook.
Klllolt and Jenkins.
Oakland 10, Portland 2
OAKI,ANl (AP) It' K-
Porlland 3
Oakland 1" '5, "
Hattcrlcs Levcretlc. Itnehac.
l.lngrell anil (lerry; Klin '' I'""1-
Harvard Lowers Yale's
Rowing Colors Today
I NUW LONDON'. June 20. ( AP)
Harvard lowered Yale's rowing eol
i ors today for tlm first time In four
, year, and made a sensational Job
of It by rapturing both: or iho
morning ruce or the annual re.
gatia hetween these anelent rivalH.
! The Crimson varsity eight strok
ed its way to a decisive two-length
victory In a smashing? battle after
the Harvard freshmen had out
! classed the Wue yearlings In the
opening contest, winning by tliree
lengths rrora Yule's, makeshift out
fit. .
! Suzanne Takes Match
From Mrs. Dewhurst
WIMRI.KDON. Kngland, June
25. (AP) Playing without' much
or her customary dash. Mile. l.cng-
leii Inrinv ujnn tier nn.l nnnett mnteh
i against Mrs. Dewhurst In the Wim
bledon Jubilee tournament, fi-z,
6-2.
The tennis queen did not exert
herself and npparenlly did not.
strive for any or the love net tri
umphs, which marked her early
season march to tournament vic
tories. ' .
She appeared at the tennis court
loday with a physician' certificate
slating; she should not take part 111
any vigorous matches. Her ailment
now hna been diagnosed as rheum
ailsm and Suzanne declared every
stroke In the doubles with her
American opponents was misery.
Missions . I-" Aimrlin 0.
MM ANliKI.KH (AP) It- M.
Missions 7
I. OS Angeles 0 5
Hattcrlcs Cole and Murphy;
Jacobs, yurrlson and Hannah.
BOBBY JONES
HI
fi VICTOR
ST. A.NNK8. Knghmd, June 25.
(A.) Hobby Jones, American
gulflng marvel, today added the
Ilrltlsh open crown tu his long list
of trophies. .,
He completed the 72 hole irrind
with nn aBBTeKato of 201 strokes,
Al Watrous, Urand Uaplda pro.
feaslonal. was second Vfllh 2.
Waller Hueen t d with Oeorite von
Klin, for third with 295,, In an ull
Americun finish.
The trophy koib lo the United
States for the fifth time. It., was
first captured by a golfer from
America In 1021 when Jock Hutch.
Ison won. Waller llah-en -wua vic
torious In 1!i22 nd iir'uIii In 1024
while l.oiuf Jim Barnes won last
yCur. . .
itovcornxf; ir. i. ii.
Seals 7, Senators II.
SA.V KltANI'ISI'O (AP) It. II. R-
Sucraniento 6 ! 4
San Francisco 7 12 1
HatlerliM JliiKhes. Shea and
Ko.'hler: Crlffln and Velle.
HI:U.. KiiKland 'Itiero's n hoy
colt iiKaiust a handsome yoiini;
royal bachelor, but his escape
from Cupid Is not Hie reason. The
fourteen , town councilors have
given niillce thai limy will not at
tend ceremonies connected Willi
the coming yls'l or I ha Prince of
Wales because some men strikers
have not been reinstated.
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SPORT
NEWS
SOLOfJS TAKE
10
CONTESTS
NATIONAL IiKAOVI-l
Club W. I
Pittsburg ,. ..14 24
Cincinnati , 16 '27
St. LoulM ........S J8
Hrooklyn .. 32 29
Chicago St ill
New York 32 32
Hoston-.. .: 23 24
I'hlUulclpfcla 21 38
AMl.UICAV LF.AOI F
Club W. J..
New York -.7 44 in
Chicago 37 29
Philadelphia. 35 31
Cleveland 35 31
Detroit , 33 32
Washington 31 32
St. Loula 25 89
Hoston .. 18 44
Pet.
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.563
.621
.600
.600
.404
.367
Pet.
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,630
.630
.607
.491
.391
.290
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YESTERDAY'S GAMER
AMERICAN I.EAdl F.
Philadelphia (, Washington
Second rame K. II. E.
Washington 3 6 1
Philadelphia 13 2
batteries Palniero, Marberry
and Rucl; Qulnn, Uray and Perk
Ins. Boston t, New York 8.
CHICAGO (AP) n. ir. E.
Cleveland t 12 1
Chicago .. 9 I 1
Battoriea Buckeye, lvaen and
Myalt; Edwarda and Schulk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 7, New York 12.
M Second game R. H. E.
iOS Philadelphia, 3 6 2
;J New York 1 12 C
Cvj Batteries Ulrlch, Ploree, Boecht
Yunnd Henllne; McQuillan and Flor
JWence, Mc.Mullen.
ST. LOl'18 (AP) R. II. E.
KJpltteburg 2 6 0
Louie 3 8 0
At Uatterlea Kremer, Adams and
"i.Pmlth; Rhem, Johnaoa' and O'Far-
TAYLOR VS. HELLMAN
L;S PORTLAND, Ore., June 36 (AP)
y? Chuck Jlellmon. Portland ban.
Vrtamwelgbt, will meet Bud Taylor,
of Terre Haute, Ind., tonight In
ifthe moat Important fight of hie
firing career. Taylor will enter the
ring , three to one favorite.
Baha Ruth got arreaUd for fish,
lag out of aeaeen. ao ma'b he had
to fteh out of hi pocket then.
hi:i,e.nti.i:sn JINX .
A releutliwi jinx haa camped on
the troll of -Mouthpaw "lfty"
Qrovo for aeveral weeks.
The Jinx.' la utter Inability on tlm
part of his teammates to miike
any runs for him. One can't win
ball, frames when opposing pitch
nrn keep thu Athletics from scor
ing. ' ,
Recently Orova -surfcrcd defeat
In three successive starts, despite
superb pitching, because In each
frame the Mockmen failed to put
over a single run.
Against Hoston, he drew How
ard Khlnke, aro of the Ited Sox
staff, and lost 2-0. For seven In
nings the two .teams went, rimless.
Rhmke, hy the way, drove In Ibe
first and deciding run oC the game
In the eighth session.
Pitted uguinst Chicago, Grove
turned In another. great game, but
"Red" Fuber held the Mink men
rimless and another fine pitching
perrormance was wasted.
Clevelund was faced next. The
veteran Sherry Smith opposed
drove; a battle of southpaws. De
feat in 11 innings by the score of
1-0 wins again the portion of
Mack'e sensational southpaw.
Certainly aserlee of tough breaks
but things can't always go that
way and the superlative pitching
that Qrove has been doing will be
rewarded by far more vlclorle.e
than defeata.
CHOICE REPARTEE
Kays a utility outrielder, who has
broken Into only u few kiuiu'm this
year, to a voterun umpire, who
has Just chased hint for making
too Blrenuoua a protest:
"If you are a good umpire, then
I am ready to i u 1 1 pluylng and
start arbitrating."
Sava the veteran umpire to the
seldom-used utility outrielder:
''Cloori or bad, I'm In the game
every day Nobody knows you are
iu the league. You play so seldom
they don't even carry your name
In the uversges.
"And IC 1 didn't make more and
butler use or my Indicator than you
do or that ornamental glove, I'd
throw it away."
That ended the dialog.
WHAT AII.EP RTRIH?
What, ailed Young Htrlbllng In
hlK bout with Paul Herlcnburh?
It Is doubtrul ir any challenger
ever ninde a poorer right than did
the presence or Hcrlcn'Mch In tlm
heavyweight champion,
"Nothing ailed strlblli.g except
the presence of Rrrlanbacli In the
aame ring," Is the explanation Jack
Delaney offered to mo the other
dny In discussing the right.
... 'llerlenhaclr'fl Kfttllty as a (teal
righler Isn't nppi'eclated," said Dc
hincy. "ills style Is rur rrom Imiprcs
slve. He bus no rnncy root work.
There Is Httlo or no color to him.
Hut lake it rrom me he cun right.
'lie Is courageous His plan or
flKht Is never to retreat, lie has In
mind only victory and he goes
about his work In a methodical
manner.
' "In close, he punishes hlft oppon
ent severely. Mo can lake It.
Only ti. punch nn the button will
stop hint.
"Ir every fight fan could spend
a few minutes In the same ring
with Puul Herlenbnch, the flsilc
supporters would havo a much
higher regard for his ablllly. He's
a rent champion, always willing to
defend his title."
pitch i.va nits ITEM
Pitching is still the most Im
portant feature of . pennant-wlti-nlng
ball club.
No better example or that truth
could he otrercd than the Wash
ington club or the American league.
Stanley Harris won pennants In
1D24-26 because a veteran pitch
Uitf slnrr, Wiled and abetted by one
or the best rellfer pitchers In Iho
history or the ' gnttic", -Frefl"'Ma'r'
berry, delivered ror him1.
This yenr the Washington club
has railed to live up lo expert opin
ion, hecnuse the pllchlng or the
veteran stars has temporarily ral
tered. Over a stretch or a dozen games
recently not n starling pitcher vus
able to finish his hall game. It is
worry of Unit sort that makes gray
hairs ror a manager and destroys
the morale or the club.
Washington' still hns a mighty
pert hull club and when II gctH
good pllchlng Is bard to beat. If
warm weather ever arrives It Is
just possible that the veteran pitch
ing Starr will show a reversal of
form. If so Washington will make
plenty or trouble in Ihe kite stages
or the race
YACHT RACF l)l.( ll)l:i)
HONOU'M', June 26. (AP)
The Hulling yacht polnsetla made
port ut 2:27 a. m. today, losing by
one hour und eleven minutes the
yacht race rrom San Pedro, Ca!.,
2228 miles. The scralch boat In
the handicap race, the invader rin
ished nit 12:10 p. m. yesterday.
SPEND THE ITU
In Portlandflliil
Special Coach
EXCURSION TO
PORTLAND
Saturday, July 3rd.
Returning
Monday, July 5th.
$e:.oo
a 11 ROUND TRIP
- From La Grande
Avail yourseir of this low rare excursion to spend Ihe week
end over the Fourth In Porlland, Visit the Parka, Untiling
lleach. Amusement Parks, iHince Pavilions, Pacific Count
League Baseball tiames. See Celebration and Fireworks.
vmoiz PAciise
For further information
and tickets see local agent
at depot.
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