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EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Fridav, August 20, 1)2(.
fspecial
or
Saturday
The Pretty and Popular
Charleston
Dresses
$11.95
Regularly Priced at $2.45 .
You'll like these charming frocks, of
pretty English prints flared skirts, styl
ish in cut, contrasting trimming. An un
usual bargain at this price Saturday only
$1.95
FLOWERS WINS
SLASH NG TIT
NKW VOUK, Atiff. 20. AI')
Tbrer l-'lowra, Atlanta nero ro-
inttlriH middleweight boxing eh am
nion of the world, after a aenna
tion.il 1 li -round Hi niKjflo. with t In
man from vhom he took the
torown, Hurry Ureb, or I'UlHhiirtf.
j l-'tnw-rH made Kood hi defense
In Muilixon Hiiiare garden la Hi
nlfchl Imfore 15,000 persons but
ii nut receive the unanimous vote
of Ihe ofrioialM, tWerec J limn io
Crowley favored Grrb.
f.wli Win Slv Hound
In fur heiu-r eoinliilon titan hoi
wtiN on I ho nitrht ho lost tho rham- I
pionnhlp lust I'V'liruary In tin sarin
rlntf. (Jn-h wua oi.dltd by newxpa-
PORTLAND SPLITS
DOUBLE BILL AT
HOME, 6-5 AND 1-2
iwciric coast u'.;ri
Clubs w. ,i.
1.0s AJlltclcs 84 62
(luklnnd ?:i B
Sacramento .. '. 71 tit!
Mlwlan :. ' 7 OS
Hrnltle 5 "3
Hollywood .. .. U3 74
Portland 3 74
Him l-'ranrlsco f9 Ml
Pet.
.II1K
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.r.i8
.'411
.471
.41! 7
'.4li0
.4 25
(New Vent Discovered
I On Lassen Peak Slope
(IK Kill NO. .4-11 1. Aug. 20. CAP)
A: In riff vonl hug been discover
ed cn the southeast able of lesson
Pcnfc und experts believe that the
nel big volcanic outbreak will oc
cur there.
Mt. J.ussen Ik the only ncllve vol
cano In the continental Unllcd
JUlll'S.
vi:s'n:ui).vs cs.ir.s
l,os Angeles 5-:!, Missions 2
I.OM A.MiKLL-.'K (Al') ' .lt. Hi K.
Missions '.. 2 ; S 2
l.os Angeles i, 6 0
Lillirles I'lllelto mill Murphy;
Wrlfchl and Jlulllmll. ' !
Second game I!. II. K.
Missions I '
Los Angchs 2 IO 2
' (8 tuning.)
llall.rics Christian. l.udolnh
pormen Willi rapturing six or tun ml, v:,,.rB; Murphy. R. Jacobs
1 5 rounds while right went lo .1IHj ifunnh.
I'Towora ami oiio was even. A ,
smashing offensive which hml the
llcgro ill trouhlii in the lust Iwol Portland fl-l, Sefltlln
rounilH prnhahly drew Hie vol or
Ol referee.
l-lowers carried ttie nlluclc IO
IiIh oppenenl from the. Htitrl, hut
lireh countered with utiff lilovv.4
I'to Hie head and Heveral '' tillllH
rushed the champion to the roiea.
Hoth went to IIih floor during the
flKhl utter wretlllifr ahout.
Mowers Injun's Opnoueiit.
('tils were opened over (Ireh'H
eyes. IIIH lody wan u uirffet tor
the champlon'N HlraUrht shots. ,
The ch;illenRer'H Inst mlnule rush
wa the old . "windmill" allaeK
fc-illiouL the cutting drive. H was
wont lo carry.
l-'lowers welched l&3'i: and
Cl-reu ir.o. , .
Pfnn'i.r.Ai')
SelllllC
l'nrtlund
Hnttei'ieB-
and Jeiihlns.
k. ir. t:.
5 9 2
li 11 1
llrett. I-elers, Martin
10. Italilwin; M uiKuin.
. ih:i'i:mis si ndav camics
' I'llII.ADIII.l'HIA--Kunday base,
hull IB a ttood llllni:, in the opinion
id' 1'onnlc Alack. The crowd Is a lift
illrreivul lioni week days: 11
ds,e betler and doc. no. rep.ov0'l'0!!TI.ANU W KKE HHOWNnJ
Ihe players severely. He K"VO Ills caMDUN. Mulli" Hiowm,
vies to a.Judiri! when lil elulj Kvoniler Ayreshlie, who lias Bv,., .
was seeking on Injiinctlnn anlnt is.OBO qunrls of mlllt. t on a in,.
Interiereiico with Huiidny iruiin". .'nun mil" trip I" I'" e.xhllilied, nolni;
las far us Portland. Ore. The. ,0,.
Che nedeslrlun usllllllv UllOWS ; ll) H "'" ,,;"" ":" 1le
whal Ihe mntnrlst Is drlvlnir lit. 'off.
rirlinau and Wi
Hecond panic
n.lcll.
II. II. V..
f at lie 2 7 n
Portland :. 1 4 fl
HalterlCH Klllot and Ilaldwln:
Payne, K.efe anil Toblu. -
A Good Place
To Trade
HILL'S
A Good Place
To Trade
lendlnB Pitlsliurir Pirates. It. It. J?.
llrooklyn 2 8 3
St. Louis B 14 2
I Itotlerles Jlaruen, Petty uild , Mails and Yellc.
Ileberry; Hlienltd and O'Karrel, . j .
SJii'ramento 4. Oakland I.
KACKAMKXTO (AP) It. II. R.
Onkliind 1 7 n
SiiciMinenlo 4 3 2
naileries liickerman, Pmett
and Ilaker; llilirlies and Koehler.
San I-Yaiu'lco a. Hollywood I.
HAN KUANf'IKI'O (AP) Tl. II. K.
lloll-'00d 1 1
San l-'ranclsco 3 12 1
llalleries llulvey and filers;
Ullll
SPORT NEWS
pA GRANDE WILL
P ENTER TEAM OF
f4;- DOZEN GOLFERS
f ? Ia Orandp will fnlor a toum of
''2 irolf iiluyoi'H In Uw InttTflty roIT
Vimirnamrnt to bo played In llukor
. Kunday and Monday, Kept. 5 and tt.
imnAti 11 htistH for tlio chooftlntr ofJ
f-i,o mam, l ho liandlrap connnll
of the local club ukn tliat atl
ikiyorH play four gamoii on tlio
'local oourHo 'botwocn now and
'riAiifc 29 and buvo their cjirdM cor
i' tlflod to by tlio other plnyorH and
J irn thfl wutio In to tho handlrap
V J'oiitniltto, lonvlnp tho cnnlH with
'('harlwi ItoyitoldH. 8. I), Crowe or
; '41; K. Dixon.
Kor flvo yrani ulneo l!io, fa-
Billy Evans
Says:
ami-:iw'An i.r:.;no
fiuhs .: w. 1.,
New York ;.....iS.T4 4f.'
nadlan wheat crops huve aver- hw I n k haril
SUMPS IN IIASi:ilAIli
Hlluups III linsehall, huttlntr In
luirllciiiiir. either by. tile Indlvliluul
lmiyii jrH irnrvrid. 4: ...f.
HatlMruoturlly fxpluln them.
Itepf-ntly In dlMCUHflnx tho w-on-tM
of htti Kreat hucci-pm uh a bats
man, Ty Cobb remarked to hie:
"No matlvr how badly thbiKnaro
briakb)u: for me at tho hat, I niul
It u poini to Htlek to my orklnat
Hlyb und 1 make a Hpctal clfort to
ke-p from prowling.
"When bae hits oro Ar.rd to not
It li etituomury for mont battcrn lo
pn-HH. In other wordH. tht-y either
k IkUVtl 1 ft. ft litiuhnla ivj.i i.pa . ....
h : ; omer rami nial tends to handicap
the t'otted Htates was 13.3. Arin-n-
liim 13 S and AiiHiralla 11.'
1 j
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'.VV-L- 4
(omfoff
i..v;
rr iv.
A 'A
in modern
mountain
Old-clothes comfort . .
caret ree happi nets a
jyVrrtil vacalion in the
heart nt ihe musi (amnus
mountain region in the
world1
No matter which of the
several fnmousCanadiun
Pacific Bungalow Camiw
you chmise 10 visit, you II
find this (Yil-of-.il lyixr
11I vacation. At Lake
Windermere, at Slorin
Mounluin.nl Lake () l j
V ra, ut Lake VVupla there
';i horseback, hiking, hh
ing. boating.
' Lwj) Excursion Farts
1 thrtiugh the Canadiun
Pacific Rockies are now
I effective rates at the
Bungalow Camps are ex
ceptionally moderate.
Literature and details
gladly given.
rulher than help them.
Tho Kreatest danKer when In a
HiattiiiK slumii is lo swiii),' lillndly
uild I t-y to Ktl mrtre Don or thuu
I usual. In the hope that Ihe hall will
KU Mule.
"To pruvent such a lii.ppeiiliiK:, I
shorten my grip on the but ulid
spread the bun. Is u trifle farlber
Ihun usual..' This keeps Ihe butler
from awliiKlnir wildly, since he u
choked up on the but which must
necessarily shorten his swlnif."
CASK fl. SIMMONS
The romment of fobb on hutdnK
win moat luleresllnir. It was eusy
for niu to see the Ionic or his stole,
uienls.
'lie of the disappointments of
Ihn year nt ihe but hus been Al
Simmons of the Athletics. The
outstanding figure anions; th re.
emits last season, his bnitlinr nver
UK' has shrunk considerably.
I looked for Hluimons to battle
the leuilliiK hlltere of the American
LctiKuit for Ihe bnltliiK cluiniplnii.
slilp this ;ear, afier belnit a run.
her. up Insl season.
I While Simmons hr.s nn ilnorthn
'dot siyle at Ihn plate, he fig
much power back of his awlnir and
,ls one of the renlly irrent hitters.
reiiruicss of the ih'S nverajf.-s.
HOSS HIM IT
In a recent series in St. t-oul. in
which Simons railed to et the ball
safe more than a couple of times,
he remarked to lue;
"r.'verylhlnr I aeem to do Ihls
yer is wronir. Islst season every
thing 1 attempted se nied to break
In my rsvor.
This yeur If I decide In swlnir
al Ihe first one It In Invariably a
bud ball. If I d-olde to take' It,
Ihe bull Is usually right over the
llenrt of the piste.
"I mil constunlly crossed up. In
sicad of picking my ball, aa I do
Minn I nm hilling 1 hem on the
nose, I'm swinging wildly."
Simmons realms he Is pressing
hut bis butting style Is such that It
is most dlflicult to overcome Ihe
fault.
Dodgers Beaten by
St. Louis and Sherdel
amkiih'av i.r.A;rn
f'hlcago 0. Hoslon I.
lielrolt 1. r-liilndelphla 9,
NATIONAL LliHil r.
t flubs w. I
Plllsl.iirg '....64 4B
HI. Louis :....'.'... SO
Clncltinatl .. ti n r.i
f'hlcago (10 r.f.
New York .6S T.4
Brooklyn .. T.R (13
Hoslon .. 47 07
I'hlladelphla .. ..............4 J 70
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. r. i x
.4 B
.40 2
.375
I'd
.Hit
Detroit ... ...
Washington
Chicago ..
HI'. Louis .....
llostou
..bo r,7
...'. t.B
..r.8 5(i
..r.n on
.42 71)
.613
.ri.H
.4i: il
.420
.34 7
Yi:sTi:itiAVs .ami:s
.NATjo.NAJ, i.i:a;i i:
New York 1, fhueogo 2.
phlludelphla 3, PinsburK 1.
Second game It. IL K.
Philadelphia 0 4 0
J'lllsbunr 4 7 0
llalterles I Irlch. WlllouBhby
und Wilson; Ydo und fjooeh.
HT. l.OI-IS (Af')--IliH Kherd.l.
who waa knocked out of the box
by Itrooklyn Tuesday, came hark
Thursday uud led his Irani mates.
Cardinals, to ti S In 2 victory
Die
ovi r Ihr Iioilgrs. It was his sixth
lciory over llrooklyn out of seven
starts. Th Cardinals' victory
Thursday put them within four
percentage points of tho league
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It looks like
Ik-it rron, Uui
naildkvi rknl
lliry am not
I.IKIM Till: HI'.IJ.YS
CINCINNATI All thr Kellys
Dave llancroft bus known well
were good Kellys King Joe and
HeniKe; und so Dave, a gin si In
court, got his friend Ihe Judge lu
release one Hurry Kellr. who had
been fielding hlghba'ls.
luminous spider, the first
rrd, was found rr.
arlentlflr rtnedltlon
IihiiL-I ran in up
iiuubrr or anlo-j
In iImi yanl. linn
CAiniM'rs they're
fsiMniiH-rs. anil ll-y all go out
.Mkkst with paint, routine, wall-,
isiprr, lin.mil oil. aiul -an suit
lun nssn-y h-tt In lln-ir porkrtx. I
Wn sold jnnlrnlay, a rolls itf,
mofiiui, 9a iraimiM of paint. 711)
gallons nt llnxssl nil, 121V pnnnks
or Hlilln IcMd m onlif-louil tub-i
Uhimts. Isv-l wk we bad miHi '
a largr vn k or palnl nn Iwuid
t luu II broke ikm n I Ik- Hoanr of
IIm' paint Ikhlst. 1Nly It Is
pnu il.ally empty. TIUs la Um-I
kinl or tolmito wti gi-t on pnJiit
al llu-sr s,pular prices. Ir ynu i
tlilnk I am Ijlng alssit this, ixanr
dim ii lili a plumb Istlt and
clMi'l, lm lip. 1 giiews Hut will Ire
enough for lotlay.
Claude C Pratt
Lumber Co.
The l'oor olan'a I "limit"
Near Kjnndry. I 'hone Mala 4t
Ho Sunday ItuMaraa,
Lutln America look over xS0,
I (,iio.i,i,li of Imports from Ihe 1'nit
I en Slates in l'J24. This was a
I gain of I4.2f, per cent over 1921.
HER DIARY
August 20, 1926
3 -tW. 'AoiA and sftopfed
and dm)oaiA asvd Sr Wou? at
HDiqqAj.Tfve, .pitas ojl uau-,
i6tthtd to- cko$ -v5i( cmic
TAvwa J cJcr uwvt. 9 kz
&per SflJV5 sujcjtst (ixuudis-fits,
aMd tW 3 can javefe. out
A 1 V .
i sail a iy r i r-c-
liMAI
$ Sovvvq Vs-Vft rmost satis-
Piggly Wiggly Special Coffee, 1-lb. bag 43
I'iggly Wiggly Your Luck Coffee, 1-lb. can 53?
Admiration Coffee, 1-lb. can 56c
M. J. B. Coffee, 1-lb. can 57c
K. C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. can 21
Schilling Baking Powder, 4-oz. can 15
in the- desert nigh;
the cry of a "killer"
thut baffles identifi
cation until KIN-TIN-TIN
the sus
pected culprit
clears up the mys
tery. "THE NIGHT CRY"
with .
RIN-TIN.TIN
, the wonder dog
surpasses anything
ever imagined possi
ble in animal acting.
A whirlwind cf dra
matic action of
dare-devil braveryl
An epic of human
like intelligence and.
animal devotion.
lioval Sardines, finest Norwegian
No. 'i can 14d
Undenvood Mustard Sardines, No. can..l7
Potato Flakes, pkg.....
French's Cream Salad Mustard, 9-oz. jar....l5
Virginia Sweet Pancake. Flour, small pkg...l-l'
Virginia Sweet Pancake Flour, 3-11). pkg 36
Snake River Peaches Will Be in i'ext Week
What counts in the long run is that you can
always depend upon buying everything at a
LOWER THAN THE AVERAGE PRICE AT
ra
Eg animal devotion.
M "The Night Cry" M
19 will amsr.' you
I; I Don't fail :o see it! f;t
1
AT SIII'.HKY'S
TOIlAV AMI TmillllllOW
My
mm
Did You
Know-
That mi rould gvt n
vlitnilnitl Yale Mnblibl,
mmplcte wlih tmiirries,
far only
$1
La Grande
Electric
Co.
"F.vrrythiim r.lex-irlejil"
1412 AdamA Av,
How To Start
The Day Wrong !
Every pair of socks
in his chiffonier
had one or more holes
and so the day
was utterly ruined.
Get a new supply of durable
Holeproof
Hosiery
with EXX heel and toe
Credit THE TOGGERY Credit
Andrews Bros.
Cleaning and Pressing
Tomatoes, by the crate ..$1.25
Concord Grapes, basket 48
Large Slicing Cucumbers, each 5$
Green Onions, 3 bunches for .10?
Yellow Bantam Corn, dozen 25
String Beans, ' pound ; 10
Potatoes, by the hundred $2.50
feaches
W. E. Baker's Famous Peaches
will be here next Tuesday morning. Prices
will be right. Our present orders will be
filled from these peaches. They will be
extra large.
Hale reaches the fii-st of Scptemlwr.
Unrma.