La Grande evening observer., August 11, 1926, Image 2

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WpriM'sdav. August 11, 1926
I7A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I
$2.45
Special
EVERYBODY wants to do the Charleston
and every woman will desire one of these
attractive new Charleston House Dresses!
Big, full skirts, 4 yards wide, that make for com
fort and freedom whether dancing or hoeing in
the garden!
Expertly fashioned carefully finished of an
excellent quality English print, beautifully trim
med with contrasting plain- shades. A charming
house frock that will not only give months of
satisfactory service, but withstand many trips
to the tub wihout balking.
A complete assortment of colors and sizes, in
cluding lovely effects in combinations of beau
tiful summertime shades! They really fit .not '
hang! This is positively the smartest and latest
fashion idea in women's washable frocks. You'll
want several especially when they're so low
priced $2.45.
Billy Evans
Says:
THE CHARLESTON FROCK FEATURES
4-yard Skirt Sunfast ,Tubfast
All Sizes . All Colors Carefully Made
A Good Place
To Trade
HILL'S
Good Place
To Trade
HIT Ol'' ItRPAUTrrc
At the closo or tho recent hoc
orift invunloii of Hip. eiiHt 'ity tin
wratcrn clutaB of llio Ainorlc-un
Irfvirii. tho f'lllraifO Whltn Moi
imnfipca orr ni Auburn, i. y to
,iluj' un ixhlblllon Kuina with To-
:ronto of tlm Iiilimullonal I xiimic.
One of Hip Mk Htulo itnHPiitlur-li-n
of NVw I'ork in locaU(1 at Au
burn. KiUorull)- It ta one of l Jio
ioliil of iitor-nl tliroiiKh which
iiitllirillsln-il KU.'KtH urn onrorti-il.
TIm- Whtln Suit conm under I lull
oluvn.
Now It HocfitM :v!nil yi-ur oko
('uintr. bill Jilnniif-rr of fin. Ain
rlrau luyutt xtufr iloiiutf-d . IiIh
Mrrvlin-s for tin ttlts Ktim' of Un;
yijir rn-lwen tho prlHon . tr-iim.
known un the liiKhlf oluh' iiml u
tt'Ufui' of jilr-kiij prolVjiNlnuitlH,
known it Hip outililii i-luli.
In that Kaiii" a ohoiri- lilt of
rtparl"! wuh rirnl ut I It M ,y on"
jof. I hi jtriKoncrH. It Ih now one of
I Hi.' prlnoii rlu-nslrn (in, uIw:i.vh
, rf'laU-l lo ku'KIh.' Of cotirKp llir
(lili;aKO club koI an Parfiil. .
j SPORT NEWS li
sfmitiiik win r
ULIini UIIU KHI
Tho day following the ixhfhitlon
j Kaijut ill Auburn. I'lnwsn uml niv-
ho( wn nnHn to worii-- ut
f'tilfaKO. Ah Jif walkr.J the
rlfl Itic Chicago club In it rlior-
"Cii'H.s that fiiy ut Auburn 11.I
you pli-nty wtn-n you rulliM. hjiu
out on I hut rotlen thlnl uLrikn."
A wi-i" grin -pluyvd over Di
ne n'a fartj ua tlm wilututiim KWt-f-l
hlH ram. fniinlo to w the fn-r-tn
from lilrn I appealed to Munnffer
IJuMlo t'olllna for the fU-lulK
rt watt tho. ninth Inning."
IIuIiih1 Kddln, with the ouUdd-'
tram ItadlfiK 2-1, un (he inwhln
My -mn in for lhlr Iuhi hat is.
"The prison team filled tho bus-
jrmmamaMfmm with two out. Tho next hatter
' ,ip wan a Mi? hu-sUy nt-jrro, the
! '.."TTTTTT liu.be Kulh of th priHun tram.
L?4i n I t-. With the rount thn-o baJlH and two
Seattle Finds Beavers 1 O0 t.im. mn nmom raih-.i
Easy Score 15 to 8 ,hi n,"t one a 'r"o ami n.e
Fum wuh ovfr. Tho bntjinuui
j BRADLEY WINS AGAIN!
VxvtS ..J-
"Vl -rr-.-st-. r, !
, i
ENGLISH CHANNEL
TURNS BACK TWO
MORE SWIMMERS
f.'AI'H flUIH NKSS. J''ianPO,Allir.
1 1 aim I'lip turhulent- KiikIIhIi
rl,I,i uunln lum (urnid buck two
,1,-rnoiis who unpin-a to nwiui
'luy uro AliW'. Juno mou, u
IV. iirh woman und Omcr I'orrnuK
u i;tinii1hiii.
Klurllnir from Tupo Oris Sex ut
Hi:iir. o'rliM-k l"t nlKht. tlmy bwuiii
iiiilll four oYloi-k till" inorulllif
ivhon lu-iivy miik and ruin hiiiiuIIh
ruuip.-llil Ihfin to uniiiiiiHii iim'ii
ulli nipt lo K-t urrosH lo llovnr.
Ill Clara Hflli- Harrult, of .Vi?w
lloi'lic llo, phuiB In Nlart on her doc
on. I ulUlnpt Sunday, unil lll Ul
II,,,. I'.iiniul. of J ::t Iti iiiui-o. Jlon-
' dny. MIhk Cannon lUuinm in
fit uniiillllon Hi hi'Ut (lorlnido Kd
i il. 's ncord tlmi' of M liourH and
:il uiiniili'K,
..:inwhlli Miss IMirlo, roin-
phl. ly In.M iri ri-nl to II onu n-
liotm of tin ronialntntr rlvalH for
i hiiiin. l honor. In hiinlt fiil. rl.aln-i-d
tuiliiy ul Culuis, wln;ri a lunrh-
. on In Ii. Iuk lfl''-n Hi hit nonor.
Khc liaviH tnnllriil for HlsHld.'II
fur tjliilt'iirl. (iiTiiuiny, to vh.lt hrr
FrrundmolhiT.
Isluik llilmy. KKyplhin, and
Ci oruis Miih'-I. or Krunc-i', who
uuiili' iiiisuciH'HHfiil alli inptM ' lo
i-oii'iiut lhi i'haiini-1 .lonila ,
iiichl. mid today thai r. ports of .
un wioounliT ulih nharkH wi-ro rr- I
ronrouH. IJOKIlKh with tln-lr r.il-
low voyaRiTM, Ih. y nald. No Hliurki
liavo lin r.-pniUd in I ho chun- j
ii. I Mils si ason.
0
rzr r
asazvom
To Victoria and Vimcou
ver on a Princess Imer
through the Canadian
I'utilic Rockies to Banff,
Lake Louise, and the com
fortable Bungalow Campt
. . . home uguin via Cal
gary and Spokane
The Circle Tour ii the
ideal vacation trip mod
erate in cokt: high in pleat
ure. xt'iirsioK Rales art '
now effective!
Seafls?
IT.H.DeaMCettlipMlhssD(fi
55TknlSt MulhmitJUUtlBUt ArM
A lljf-i I Juhn.soii. one of Aini-rioa's proniior jorkoys, tin-nod In un
olliir lullllunt liliinipli for tho l:. It. Iliudli y nlulil.H whm hu
pllotid tho liilonl.il Huol to Hoot nrnuM tho vti-o firm In thu
luliinim tlllli.liuii Alll.Tlouu ln-rliy lual wo. k. It wuh .JohnKnu'H
fnuilh doiliy Irliilnph of tho y.-nr. In- havlnii boon uslrldo HaKoll
baKKaKo In III.- I ululiia, ItuliliHiiK (Ivor III III.' Koliluoky uml
Hunt to Hunt In I lie lihlii Stulo l loii! Imh most roooiit suooi un.
It put Iho Itrii.lloy winnlllK woll uv.r tho $llll.iUi(l nuirk for tho
yoar and Hunt in Hunt nut fur l. Iiin.l ( 'riisii.J. r ua the loading
tliroi -yi ar-old cult.
FROM INDIANS,
NATIONAL H?Ani'K
Cliilm Won Miit I'd. '
Vtllahiuit 61 H .Mil
W. I,oiilK 60 A'i MA
Cincinnati on ' rl ,f.4l
Now york r.o r.i .oii.i
Ohlonno r.r, 12 .Mil
Jiroohlyii .. 12 f. .47a
llil.l :. 44 63 ' .411 ;
J'llllii.lilpliLl 41 Ii3 .11114
A.MEitic!AN tmnwv.
, Clulm Mron Jjosl Tel.
Now Vork 71 39 .0411
Clovoland 63 f.O .tif.8
I'hliudi-ipiihi r.o r,2 ,r..i2
llolroll '. ; 08 t.4 .r. I H
ChlriiKO fill Ml .Kill
WuMhlnktim .. 64 f.4 .r.oo
St l.oula .. . :....47 63 .42B
1 lost on .. 35 J4 .:i2
Counally
HT. UlVIH lAI'l Jt. II.
HoHton ; 4 12
Ht. I.onla .. 6 !l 2
HallorloH . Jl.-liiuu'h uml Han
ton; VauKlldor and Ifarirruvo.
N.vrioNAi, i.i'.A(;rr;
Chlrawo 0. Now York 2.
I'ltt-iburif in, Hronklyn i.
SI. LoiiIh 3. HoNton I.
l'IIII.AIlvl.lMIIA AI') R. II. K.
f'lnolnnatl K 9 1
I'hlliidolphla 10 17 1
IhitlorloH I.iii'iih, lionnhuo
I.iiii" unil WIiiko; WllluiiKhliy, I'l
rloh, KulKht and lloulluo.
COAST I.FAfil K
Won lMt Tot.
....77 48 .6111
....67 r.T .637
...IIS 60 ,631
...r.i 62 .608
...C2 C .477
...CO C9 .466
...68 71 .460
...64 74 .416
MICKEY ROCKRON
KNOCKED AROUND
RING BY LOMSKI
('. TOSTr.ltOAV'S 1AMI'
AMi;iticAN i.i:a;i i:
. 0l.i:VKI.AN (Al)- Hilullmr
Avon u i-uniplotu puxxlu to Clcvo
luiid . Tuivuluy ami Wualilniilon
wun, 4 I" I. Itiithor li'i.l tho
liulliinw lo hIk hlta. J'yaon al.sii
pllrhod offoollvidy until tho ninth
uti-n WiihIiIiikIoii biinrliod lliroo
lillii with a puaa ttnd un orror lu
Houru throo ruin. J. Harris luailo
fhroo lilla, Clovoland moapod a
.Hliiltout whon Mpoukor doiii'li'd
Unit m-iirod on J. HowoII'h rtliifrlo In
inn llllltll. K II. i:.
WualilnKton 4 u I
Clovoland 1 6 1
' HiittorliH Itouthor und Tuto,
fxwn mid Ho.woll.
IVIRTI.ANI). Oro. Alllf. II. (A
!). Mlokoy Itookanu, roilluml
inldilli wolifhl, loiit lo Ia o Ixiuuikl
of Ahordooii. on u loohnloal
Iknnokout In tho auvi-nili round of
llu lr Ki lo iliil. il ii ii-round ko hen
Iuhi iiIkIH Itiirlmnn wua IiiiiikIiik
on Iho mum In I ho nlvth whon
tho boll Huvod him from furlhor
puiiiNlinionl.
l.ox Juhuunii, rorilund lluht
ovor Kddlo llnodoy, Abirdoili.
llonny I'olz, I'nilluiul 1 2i-poun.lor,
won uvor Kid M.ikhiiiiiI.iiI. I'lllpluii
und lloli Ji.l.li, I'orllnnd. knuokod
nut Hi. 1.1) llhiol.woll. In iho llilr.l
of a four-round niatoli.
I'ACIIK
Clubs
T.0H AllKoloH ..
Oakland
Hiioruiiionto
MIhhIou
ttoaltlo .. .;
Hollywood
rortlund ..
Sun l.-'ranolHoo
, vksti:iu)avs f;Atu:H .
' flnllwiKMl U, .Missions 1.
SAN I'ltANOIKCO (AC) It. II. K.
I lull) wuuu ii i j
.VIISMUIUf .. ; ; 1 t ll
HaltorioM Alnlruliy und Cook;
I'lllollo, Mryun and WuIUtk.
Kiri'ltOIT (Af) n. II. K.
.-w York 3 8 0
I "troll o is
' Ituttorlon Hhawkoy, Hliork. r
and Kovorold; WollN, Hiiiimi un.1
Wdodull, J!uaninr.
i CHICAGO (Al') II. II. K.
T'hllaU.lphla 4 s ii
CIllo.lKO 3 i
' llnlUti.n I'ulo, tiiilnn, (Irnvo
hl IIVK K WINS i'itirs
VANOlU'VKII. II. C Auif. II
(AC). l'Vunk Ktildnloll. of Stay.
Ion, llro., ,-nli'rday won a broil,
olio rl.llllK ronton! and plnrod sec.
on. I In ll wild horse 111 n nlunrpcdi'
ll.T.V
H. W, Wltoy. puro food ci. in nils
ulom r. sujm, nil. ii oilo (, our
coiillliy arc liuilllnir 111 1 1.- by lilll.
that tho uiill. ii, s in flour la In-.-l'H.-ly
Jlrupnrliiill.il til ll.i lint tit I v.-vuluo."
A Famous Fish
NATIONAL PARK
IS Southm) Utah huntjirda of qutrr mi leg of
tnrvr(nily rolorrd pkt, chnuni, trrra r
miX cthtlrl ptm maki up Utc imilc wothten
of HON NATIONAL PA UK
BRTCK CANYON CUAI MRAJC4
KAUAI rORCT
HOSITR MM Or OAANO CANYON
Alt rwhrd vil the Unina Parlfk-. &hcduJnl
tour affoH am iiMxpctitive vbh tkxi. Lw
rottatfotHp !.
vend vcm ran iixutkatco
and let ut hHp ym frwir rvrry detail of the
tour. Include luu tide UH ou ywu my rati.
VAATfoNROlS
3. ff. KKFNEr,
Alfotit
1 Oruule, Oro,
SJifrntiH'iiIo A, OaKUmhI S.
OAKJ-AND (AP)-- It. II. K.
(inkluixl .. ; .......5 14
liiLjff'rli'M Martin unci Ko:Hln(f
untj Koi hli r; IhIuih v. Coulit uml
Uonl, llukfr.
S.-niUf in, I'oiMuiitl 8.
HKATTLK (AI1)- It. If. R.
f'Ol tlUIKl 8 1
Hnittln 15 t'rt a
JtallrrifH . Kr fo, Llnifr II, I
tvtiti' un.) WiikI-II; bwtt .:irtln
an.t Itul'lwin.
(;amu Not SrliMluh'il.
I.om AiiK' l' HS;in l'Vanclisro;
(nutm tniViMltiK'.
Ihouttht It iriyr.h too 'low and x-
prtxod his fllngH Ujimly lo Din-
"A lot of un )0y t.ro In ln-rt?
for pullliiK thuii that."
.
THAT THIRp KTItlKi;
Hull playtrn, major or minor,
atiiitlt'ur, or semi-pro. cJlHllkn to
he rullPd out on tho third irik.
On if Mtrike inann nolhlntc lo most
players. - Ami whiln thu .slluutlon
tjrrowH ti trlfli' mon- K-rl.niH will)
th' rallintf of Ktil);.! two. Iho oh
J olloiis nro vt'-ry lmiti-il.
Hut mlllnK- tin- sumo lyn pitch
wlrlke throo will Invnriahly ixH a
rlsfj out of the hatMiimn. , Kwry
fl:ifr wanlH to liav- IiIh hwIiik ul
tho third one.
It Im morn nr'itrSH un unrwitlcti
law Of' lUKi-ltiill IMilI Willi ' I u n
j VfrnVn on tlio lmLsninn, ho should
3 n't court iluntpr in- icttlnif nt.v.
tltituf that look koo1 f;o hy, thtiH
M'lvlMff tho umplto a dionc. Lo oall
him out on KtrikoM.
J ilot ImtHinon udhoro (o proco
.di nt and naturally raiw Iho claim
Dial. If thu hall -wuh ffood thoy
'would httvi- ri'rtaluly kwiiuk1 ul it.
jTlit pili ht-r Ih ai-ldum kIv ii rrod
'II for having' outKiicHNod lh ih.
' At Kuril tlmoa pfppory o.on-
vtTHalion usually puavi s ln-twor-o
halMiiun uml umpire.
i ...
j iyki: ihi:k oi t
J In (his roniK-oilon. I rorall un
'Incident of it dw wo-kM iifjo In
1'hllu.Mphia In which InllH.l.T
.lluimy HykoH and I'mplro MildP
hrand playod (ho loudlns' rolos.
Kurly In tho khiu' I ykos. uftor
liuviriK mmlo a rotnarkahli; slop of
a hatltd hall shot a l-rrihly wild
throw tn .first base.
l'hofollowln: Inning Illldobinnd
called a Ktriko on Dykes that Jim-I
my rofjardod as too low.
"A rotten istriko." Hhoulod
lyko.s ail ho stopped oot of tho
hoy and enntlnucd lo Kr"'"hlp.
"U didn't roni)uro with (hat
throw of yours," replied llildo
hranil, "and I didn't tell Hie world
what T thought about it."
I noticed tiiat liyko immediate
ly resumed his place in tho but
ler's box ami made no further
comment. When lie rume down to
third I inquired the nature Of the
dialogue that hud passed between
the two. 1 ykes repealed it, ad
mitting def.at4
-What else could I do? He had
mo rljfht," salii Jimmy.
Recent writers iviiiK their me
moirs of ltnoseve.lt quote his say
ing, "I am not a Kood shot,"' hut
omit the remainder of tho state
men "but T xhool often." i
Values!
Yale flashlights - $1.00
U, S. canvas water buckets 69
U. S. cold patch kits ; 29
npw l ;ivfn fii.'iini c fK-k-S juiv l
New Haven watches
1000 other values.
TRY
The Oregon Hardware
t ; b V f, 7 yi m w I
Vli:VS M'V. M KIM I Y
KAlltllANKS. Alaska l-'nr iho
ffrsi time the upju-r ptunaclo of
Mount AleKlnhy. the hlhest peak
in North America, has ht n vh-n-
4l trom an airpan'. A. A. Houm-lt,
earrlnw Miss K. I lkinson, of
Sparta, Wis., as a pasKeriK'-r, clr-el-
.l wilhill a mile of Die (op.
The Hultaon's palace in Cnn-
Ml, ililllit.pl.'. the Yil-hi Kionk, will
luiss tnlo tin han.lH of hankers lo
be converted into another Monto
'ui lo.
' HI. I.ouis couple have tell hoyu.
rhat s rnlslriK' u rnuKh hnuK-'.
Since the West's first Automobile
Union Gasoline Has Been the Motor's Friend
COMPARE
We make Champion the
very bent we can. Their
superiority in detign, finish
and careful manufacture U
readily apparent if you
compare Champion with
any other fpark plug. But
you must drive with them
to know how very much
better they are.
Ctampi.it X
.mclualv.lv (or
rnU pacIimI
Wollir Htwnrp. luinuu. tirooklvn t
rnlmin.r. Iiu Ik.m niim,. ,...i,. . I
li-w iinuruul iniM-r, In Hi, ival.r llila
numni.r Di ( ,, mo m.,h,
fm nut ll,. .-tu,,, uf n n.w m,i,
nKnl In Ih. imvaril l.i.a.l ln, ,
nl In Mir A A I' t-lmmiMnnililiai
III l'Hil,ict..,,hi.i II.. Ae ,h, ,,.
Ulli III U mlnul.a IK i iw,h.ihI. r..
fcmiii no U'.a romiwiiiur u.,
" Hub Million l.y lln.. f,.,i, 1
60c
lS75c
CHAMPION
BACK in 1899, the firt crude
automobile nude ita appear
ance on the Pacific Coast. People
gasped in wonder at the tight of it,
and a few daring ones actually
trusted themselves to the dangers
of (Ivc "horseless carriage."
VC'hat ttrides have been nude in
the automobile industry since then!
You can cavily recall the topless,
bighseated bicycle effects in the
earl mod.! the outside brakes
and gear levers the chain drive.
Then came the first improve
ment, a snappier looking car. And
thus we graduated into more conv
fortablc machines.
Step by step there developed the
autooiob.le of today.
In the years that have passed,
auwe people stood astounded while
the earliest products chugged down
our main streets.hun
drcds of cars have
been made have ex.
lited for a year or two
and then died out.
l ime, thai test of
aii things, has weeded
out the Buoy unable
to "make the grade'
and left the standard
cars of today.
l ike these automo
biles, tkOfi. detonating
4iT Servt Yn'
Union Gasoline has progressed. Has
stood the test of years.
Just as constant thought and re
search have been directed toward
improvements in automobiles, so
has Union OU Company of Cali
fornia constantly improved non
detonating Union Gasoline and the
methods of refining this fuel.
And now when you buy a car
you do not only consider the looks
of the machine. You ask how long
has it been manufactured, what is
the record of its makers.
Mow has it stood the test of
timet
So with gasoline.
In non-detonating Union Gaso
line you get the perfection result
ing from four decades of refining
and marketing of over forty years
of research all to serve you.
Consider these facts
when you buy your
gasoline. Consider
that drivers of all
kinds of automobiles,
from the earliest
model to the most
modern, have oper
ated on and been
given satisfaction
with non detonating
Union Gasoline.
That is your guar-
Union Oil Company
of California .
DtptmiakU fmt
. T
T h l ei I itr tl initw.i U Ik. t'ni 0.1 Cap.. wt,Kk n Wbot J k .1 M..,i. j
I. U. .IMfMN lb. Ml wwur ... .fpU, 1M l M W. Ul w
iriirt I. .11 Vn.rrt,
"Hot Dog!
This is my lucky day!
The Boss got
a new tic
and threw away
this old one
from The Toggery
and it's still
as Rood as new!"
Buy on the Payment Plan. No Interest.
For
Credit
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bws.
Cleaning and Pressing
For
Credit