La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 23, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPaere Two LA GKANDE EVENING! OBSEKVEK Monday, May 2:!, 11)27. A. IJ. C. BEAUTY PRINTS Smart Fabrics for Smart Summer Frocks. Fully fuaruntccd. Dependable Quality Hiir Dependable Values Champ of Navy i Wort news j s m BEAVERS SPLIT Pittsburg Takes SUNDAY'S BILL i ern'a. M. Bhoctor, hnavywolglil, lampion of Uncle Him' navy. He Ilnfpofa rilntc iwntly won (lie clmmilonvhli la 1lllUlO J Kill ID .. .., ,,.i,, Iniipnamanl. (.ltHlil-7s(ili) plnno a nil vlo K, aludlii pro- Lead in League Portland in Sixth Place Following Four Game Over the Week End I'.UII'K' COAST I.I V.I I. W. 1 1. : Oakland Mlaalowi Harmmpnto Hun Kranrlwo Srattlo I'ortlanii I.ob AnfTPlaH Hollywood .Mil 4 ..20 SB . 7 2:1 :tu ..1 a sa WILLAMETTE NINE WILL PLAY HERE nesday Afternoon ly (lift AslnUil I Vis I Tim New lurk Yankees Mill Jed t hi- American league aftpr a 1 tl- 11 lit ph 11 n( lour of lhi west which '(nun- tu a clow yesterday with a 7 to 2 victory over I'levciund for their tenth win In 1.1 starts. I'iltshlirg aHcehded 1)10 helltlltA In the National rlrrult. lifter u ' ...MI ),il.r rclgu by the Chicago Cubs. Pi-illuo-n Tfifim fn TAi'i. Tn .SIS To .lo M lh Corsairs Hcullled fl.o -01 1 V A? . ,,?" V (ihinl.H for II..- fniirth tlTim In it ('ill HilK(Mi I l.hlh Wffl- low, l 4, while tin' Culm wi'tft being taken Info rump by the Heds Hi 1 Imlnnall S lo 4. , IVntli Homer I Because (hp Wlllnniettn linlvtr- MmIic Kuth of Ihe league-leading fifty baseball team, whhlh Will play "Yanks cplehratfd his last gamp In thp College of Idaho ut Caldwell 11"! West for win in tlm by knock- thlft week end Tof th northwest ing hit tinth noiim rub of tha ca- Pohfernce championship. U idav- Itiif l.lnrifhi roliw toduy. It u Tin Hrooklyn ItohliiH wallopt-il iwriwny lo postpone the Wll- ihri'f: I'hilnilflphlu 'pltrliPMf for Z'i luio.'l ( l.a (iriin.l.- Knm until liltH iin a 30 to 4 victory. Wcihu -silny ri ft- rnouii ut 4 oVlork Annihrr Ktrniul wmt ml !! lo tlm m the hlRh -hooI kroumlH. Ht. I.oiiIh llrowitH BlrliiK of vlr- Tho ovn hnin will In Hir.-nKth-torln in ti hint ti-liintiiK' Irlumph vua for flu t'ontt'nf. Km1 Alt- Him IKmton Hn Hok, C to C. utidt-r ami mo- or two ti'um fmihs Tin' Kfnntom hufl to h-uvo in tlm from ('ovp will nmy iimlor I.u ninth lo rutrh U triiln. Orninlc rolorw Howard Khmkf wim thft reahon now nlnvlrur with Tlm DuIIi-k In the out Pomtili'tHv in ht-r sitIih with whv Hip Athli'tlrfi wound un their Miii-rnhimhiiL u-nteun win hni.l dtx opprulinn. Hun KriihPlwo hy winning th nf- tour with a ttx to onp vlPtory ovr down short top. coons or tthltfht Wallpr l-'nrinaii. of ItnhUT, wa ti-rnuon Rump, 7 lo 6, In ton Inn- th Wliiti Hon tm hp held tht; homo will pluy third. A lrrir.lt P. lltiPUp HIir""f '"ir'I tor t un imhipt una luffs, nrtpr ihp Hffli una turned i-iiihh hutn to just rive ncuitprpd Vin hp rIvpu tomorrow. In thtlr alxtli utrulfftit win in Hip hiis. morning, 4 to 1. MuttPth'K: flt-Ht ffnniP Jacobs, Ilulvi-y and rook Hy tint Ar'fAtinl Bttl0 itlid I'orllninl Apilt ti 'win bill At Kpftttlp, tin' lioinp t-aia tuklojr tho first ffunif, 4 to :i, be hind tlKht hurllnif by llramlt, nnd thn Visitors nntipxi'd the second poiiIpM, 6 to 4. Matlfrtes: flrHt. tramp I'ond r and YpIIp; ilriindt. Martin nnd Hchmlnt. Hi-rond Katnn HtJtfhPii. I V'-nch, Tomlin and. Windpll, VpUp; lirftt. pptprw, Mar tin, Orft Im in, Knixht and Jlor- rcatil, Kvhrntdt, JtTikinrt, Hollywood rwaped blnip Plntt 'I'lif Nutional HroadruHtliiK rorn puny proKram for Tin-winy ntKht Horn H to in will hp "It It uiid 'Hits", hroadrnxt ovi-r Hip OruiiK'' Network. K(H- (lakl.ind (.'Ifilrn-Kflnlw) 0, 'little Myniphony; (r.UU, iiphh, base. bail; 8 lo !. The I MlKi-lttiN; 10, en. It-rtalniiiPnl ; t ' : I r., Niirprlv- broad- past. I KJH S.-:itle I 8:20. HpMf-tN, :!Hi, lilt; 7, ot clH-Hl I n ; i Kram. I KKX I'ortland (24 I.Ntn-l 240 ko) 7, orrhiHtru; .1, Htrlhjf iiiur(i; loot PrlPr; K. nuib' iuarl-t; 1 0:30 to I dance mtmic. Kril.os Aui.-.-bM (40k.f.m-r,4o. kf) 7, orch-Mtra: t. slrnlR quartet; 10. Azurp tniiHlc Plub. KHA Kpokanp ;i4 I m-8hkr) 7. rmtslral proKram; to to 12, nr phf.itra. KdW-I'orllund (4!H m-Rlfikr) 7. rohpprt trio; 7:30, cilucatloaal; 10 to I 2. dancP iiiiihIc. K0 Han I'Yaiirisi'O (4L'S-7'if. kc) fi:30, orchcHtrn; S (o I. plpr orKau proKram; 10 to It, orchestra. KYA .San KianclHco (2SS.3m 1 i4oki') 7. concert t rlo; S, pro- KraiiiN. KOA Hcnvt r Clin-'iSOkp) " C : H o, form oucstloti box; 7 to !l, 'tliincp orchestra. KOMOScattie CloOrn-HSokr) 7. r-oript-rt ori-hetra ; 1 0 to 1 L' ::Hl, Uanc miwic, KTAt) tKiklund (3u2.Stn-!i:iO. kc) 8, wtarnji PollertorH; 8:l" to lu, proKram. ALICEL PERSONALS AhK'Kb (Hpcplul) Herhert and Kptnl IfelinU, Hpl'khart is In the tirandp Hondo liOHpuai recovcriMK iiuoi un iin-u- Mitttn nnd MrHrpa. SppoiuI KaniP l-'ullcrlon, Mulrahy, Jlulvey and Murphy, Mltrlicll and Htno, j Tho .Missions nnd a Anueles 1 dlvldi'd a double-hPadcr. thn ItellH whallnff lour Anffet hurh'rn to win tho first contest, 14 to fl, and .oh AiikpIpm popping a sIx-lnninK Kamo aflpr that, h to 4. Hath-Hes: fliM ffiitno Krkt'N and Whitnpy, Wul tprs; I'iiTpy, Munders, Hiulth. I'un iilnKhHin and Hannah. Hecond IPitnp--Harfoot nnd WaMerH; WrlKht end HandberK. Jtpforq a thousHitd Oaklandprs who hud Journeypd to Karranipnio to we their favorites perforin, Hip fUBt-trftvellnp Oaks eurned an even breuk on tho day by winning tho nftprnoon Katun with tho Senators, Shadow Spark Is Winner of Elks' Pendleton Derby I'KNDLKTON, Miy 13 AP) Shadow Spark, owiipiI liy J. II. ('la rk of Yakima, ruptured tho Tho Wiilaiin-tte tNim will prob i ably ha vp Spec Kppmp, poarh, nn i il.s pitcher UKalliMt 11 OrilnflP. Hannifield High Gun at U. P. A. A. Trapshoot Here L. H. llantilrield rored liijfh at the tnlon f'arlfic Alliletlr a shop la - Hiree-iiuai rer-miiP race, mo j-.ihh t .,.,,. (l... lerby. of Hip threp-day meet hero Kromuin n(1Iir lh hospital, breuk- yeKl.rday In 1 ::'J. (JHipm rapes were; (.innrter-tnll'. I.oina K. 27 flep. Half-uillP, Hallibow, 0E hpP. Indian Jialf-mile, Tony, 07 aep. Ilalf-uiile, Jimnltu, 16 hpp. Indian lialf-nille, Ued Wfulie 6 to 4. Thp hoiim lonrn took thn f!) sep. , mornlntr gamp at Stockton. 7 to .1. Half-mile, Itattprlrs; first tfutnc Pelaney. (Vatrhead nhd llond; Hhra, llachan and - Kopblpr. Hppond Kiimn Krtmsp, Hbehler, Idckermnn nnd Ilaki'r: Vlnrl, Kvannn; and Hev indd, Xophler. Iluy Man, 6f w-P. tjiiartpr mllP, Juiip, 28 hpp. Iiik 4 out or 2b Piny pigeons. Smith was second lth 23, Hoi UnH scored 21, t'u l'j, Mlngiicr 16 anil HoHenbautn tr. 1'latis are helng mudP to bold h'ioo'h ,-fis'.uJni'Ay-1.. Next ilunday'R rout est will beifln at II o'pIopK nnd It Is expected thai nlinrodii from "rdny. Huntlnirton. Kief h and Wallowa. -Mrs' will he present. V. It. I.edbeiter this week, Heed Taylor Is planting bis po tatoes, lie is planting tihout no acres nn the V. J. fawi placp. K. M. Murphy plans to Ipovp hooii on an extimleil trip east. Mm. Smith and Tamlly," of Im bler. are. moving Into the house on th' north pari of '. '. Welch's place. Mrs. W. It. I.edbetlpr and il&ugh lers, Marie and Kvn, atlended tho pominenceinent In l.i (irande Wed nenday evening. M. I-'. Van Hous-'ii, a former rPsl dent of Allrei who parried the malt around the routo for IX yeurs, is having trouble with his rye nnd Is nearly blind. Mr. and Mrs. Van Hoiim. n are now livlnf. In I'ortland a h. rp their daughter, I'linsy, teaches whool. ; Mary and Margaret Taylor wi-w shopping in l.a (irande hint Sut- WlKOONSIV ATliri TI' ' ; WIU, Hi) TO OMXHtll ; MA1HU.V. Wis. Tlie Western t'otiferPhre will send lo Knglnnd its , first rahdldnle for the Ovfonl crew Wheh Jeff ItUlTUH. WlSCort.sill Oill'K- tnan and football star, goes to the Kngllsh university this fall as a tthedefl scholar. j Iturrun, who halls from l.onis VlllP atnl stands nix feet two, itl ' grnduntp In Juiip. He is a I'M Heta Kappa, lar end In football, nnd stroke of the itadKr crew, having come up in a seuMou from th number sit Heat, O.A.C. Wins Meet From University Kl'dKNK (Hy Thp Assoclaled I'icms) Thn (i. A. traPk team won over tho t'nlverslty of Oro gon Siiuad 7U 18 to hi K3 In tho el. held hero Saturday, the first time in threo spumous thut t ho AKgh-n ha vi defpntpd Hip Webfoots. On-Kun's vlrtorlen havo been by small margins. hlxori, O. A. . shot putter, hi oite the northwest rprord with a heaVP Of 4N feet 6 3-4 lllPhes. HIh team mateit gathered 111 other first places to Oregon's five. J, N. Smith Isn't qnlle so Well this Week. I ate ('onklin has grtnp to Klora to work for his brother. Krnnk, on his ranch. The Allrei school closed Friday. Keith Maitiews. of I'ortland. in SUNDAY 6 TO 2 ending HUh week with hlP limit. -NlrM- ('arl I'n'br. ' '' Ted I'onklln made a business trip The Mt. Kmlly Lumber rompany to Mora last Sunday, hnschnll teaiii won Its third Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hryant went straight game hprp yesterday when to Knlerprlse Saturday evening and MT. EMILY NINE TRIMS EAGLES It defeated thn Kngicft nln ti to 2 In a well -played contest at. thn lumber company's grounds. The gnmp was a pltchern bat tin throuKhniit hut Sheldon l'rlcp, pit rhlng for tho viptorn. had nn rdgo over Ni'sbrook, 1-aiglP twirlet. M'ltlNO lltA(TH i: t - OAKbAMi, Cal.- 'lhe '' cleat rd shoes worn in ftprhir root t ml I serliminaifp at Ht. Mary's collet klPked up dirt worth S.so per ntiuarp foot, Sntlment utiached to the Iohk nseil .ithletlp riehi htttl to give way lo Hoaitng land values, however, so college authorities siurteii ne irottation to l the fli hl r.r up. proximately .'l 7ri,t'"'i or 1 1 ,uui n running foot. It MHO i;tM)l ItAKI NOUTII SliA SUIMMI It HAMIll'MO, Hermnny Otto Kemmerlch, the (let innn nwlm ihImk' clmiiipton, has not a prece il nt by swimming for an hour in the North Sea while listening to ft win lens broadcast program from Hamburg. The handphones wtp secured in a sppi'inlly constructed cap which also contained the re- CelViltg iippuiatUM. Hermiston Beaten By Walla Walla 111 M: MOVNTAIV l-rAtJVK W. (. )Vt. rendleton 5 1 ,8!i3 Walla Walla fi 'J .710 Indians 2 4 .983 Hermiston 1 6 .143 returned home Sunday. .Mrs. Irwin Muss had charge of the post office during (heir absence. minutes later with a sharp single I h rough third base. Med lord forged ahead in the eighth with n si uk t est which brought in eln ht runs. Over 1 a on witnessed the game. r W in. l'ciin STAGES LEAVE FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT 'Thone 799' Travel in our Modem iShair-Car Stages! Inve I -a (-anne for Joseph Iai (Jrando for I'akoi . i:m; g La (Jnmdo for P.akrr only I.a Grande r iViullcton (Connprtioiiri o( l'e::.l. ',,, f,, I'KNHI.irrON, May 23 ( AD Watla Walla had an ray tlmo de fpatlng Hermiston 19 to 1, yester- ,lny at Walla Walla, and gained a ft crnt-A ;mkI Olgar half gamp on lYndlrton in tho ract for the b aguo lentlershlp. The Mivston Indians and Pendleton w. re idle duo to the Klkfi racp uipet here. Score; R H. K. Walla Walla 19 2rt C llermlslim ., 17 3 Matlerles - Heck. Biff. Yonney and o'liourke; Ibny, Shlpkpy. I.onghnrn nhd Hhrs ly. liKAVrN I'AKH lir.ATKV i :00 a. in. 0 :"" a. jn. ll:00u. m. 4 :00 p. 12:2rp. ni. 0 :M p. m. :ao p. m. Lea vi' Lu Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.rru Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 MHI)'()1U, We., May 3 I.U') 'Ch.' Mono or the fiouthim Orn. ffon l,',tKlf ilfrntril (Ir-nntji l'u-- it AhIiI.,11,1 yiMiTiliiy 7 to 0 In 12 limine. Tin wlnnlnK run u s,Mir',l nn an rrrnr. m.-ul or 'coinl, ami ftvn.tu hit by I'llrhr Ihivls ;iftT l wo wtrti out, 'flit- OrnntJ r.ist. Infli'ld Mht lo plici, lit lhi s, roil, I ami the H0.1R 'Oml R rtins l lutf thi'y n.-ttlfd ilown. In thn Hfth, (irunis I'aM ilrii thn tirtitr liii fnnr him nntl two errors. hi Un- iwvt ntll llwy wrnt Into ljr-l-.i-l )i, n rilii-r Slmrrofk rnpil "it a long tlir'"'-lMiKKtT Willi u inaii on ttrHl, In Ihn ninth (he Hnin 1 1-.1 Iho Horo on an t-rror an, I a thni"-l'liKlf'f Itol'lilni. K I.AM ATI! W INK KI.AMATlt I'At.I J5. May ?a ( Vi'i with knothrr mnnotlou.il itniih tlin Klnninth Kali I'Mlfan imilpil vli'lnry out or tho riro lu lhi laat. hair or tho ninth Innliur yp ttT,lny afti-rnooll, Jftfatil MmJ. fur. I 1: in 11 and nialiitalnr.1 It I'i siiliMi ni, iraUcr of tha oulhni liriKon lain, ball IfOiruo. With thn WOMI lu tll lnt hl nf (ho ninth 1 1 to a In Mwlfonl'a lavor. a horn run by renll with nt on tlrd tho "ore. ariilra I'nnifbt in tha wlunluc run f" ; IS' TO', i (5"? . -X't' tzi. P , r 0- rhe Iwo hien ara ticlitlnu out tl:' I 'huc i,f funnily imt-oaii 111 t 11:1. '1 I rtiva. V. John Martin ilainv, rlllat prrKlilani, llir i,:-" l ahnll ht niloi.,,1 ami tin ha no Sututay tam-titll "I Hardy. U. IcaiUna titlit-n mh. haa hullt a hall cam and r.: ha. ""uuu to intl to kivp tn out of !. ' Can Furniture Co. Furnish Your Bedroom At These Attractive Prices Now! rpiIIS Kpocinl event in bedroom furniture t'utt J. will enntinue nil this, week hrinftn nmiiy Koldon opportuiiitii'K tu home milkers of this community. MANY suites have heen repriced to new low levels that makes them exceedingly at tractive. .Choose the pieces you desire at these low prices. tff. 9rf jib npj. A Real Special! Three-Piece Suite New Low rfi Q r lied, Dresser, ' Price Cht'sl lieautiful lilended walnut with colorful hand decorations on fronts feature this group. Well constructed and of pleasing proportions. A suite that ordinarily would sell lor a much higher price nnd is an outstanding value in this special offer. Many odd pieces are in cluded in this selling event at geratly reduced prices. Vanities, Dressers, P.eds, Chiffoniers, Chairs and Kockers. Terms If Desired We welcome charge ac counts. The lack of ready cash need not prevent you from sharing' in the benefits of this event. ' Pay a small deposit and we'll deliver immediately. The balance may be taken care of in weekly or monthly installments to suit your requirements. Another Suggested Vanity, Chiffonier ,$125.00 Individual pieces may also be purchased in the above suite grouped to suit your own require ments. Dresser $41.00 Dow End lied $,13.00 Chiffonier $.1.1.00 Vanity ..$59.00 An Exceptionally Attractive Offer .1 Pieces q 1 r j I5ed, Dresser, Now Priced 0 U Chiffonier A beautiful creation from one of the leading manufacturers of bedroom furni ture. Excellent workmanship and;charmi.ng design, large artistic pieces, faithfully. I411 tit of hardwoods and walnut veneer hand decorations on fronts. We highly recom mend this suite to lovers of artistic furniture. A Strihins Value French Walnut $121 .'i Pieces Now Priced lSci:, Iiesser ChiffoiieUe A suite that is illustrative of the values to be found at this store. Three hand some pieces in French walnut with gold line decoration. The spacious chiffonette has ample drawer room and place for hats. The finish and workmanship in this suite is all that could be desired. Another Suggested Grouping Bed, Chiffonette and Vanity $136.00 Individual pieces may also he obtained in this .suite to moot your re juirements. Dresser $ U.50 IiHl $.18.25 Chiffonier $.18.25 Vanity $59.50 Farm Pointers i the servlct forest npporhm- j ( '"P huslness for the ! purchaser as well as for harvest - j ing I ho mature timber and I m ment forests, provides for rpasonnhle it y of prntltolite hi sa fegiint ding the nest l.oio weed, a plant which Is poisonous to liM'stork, is report d ing in heavy this spring 1 to l Sleep hillside which are par ticularly hahte lo erosion con In I lie Ion t un tie more prol itahly devote. I tt tlinlier growing th ill to cultivated crops. Low lands not adapted to farm crops will produce exceji.-nt stands of Nome species or limber within t heir nal ural rung, such as col -tonwood, red KUin, elm. swamp white oak. and others of a moisture-loving Kind. A good grain ration fur cow on fresh grass pusi ore is p;tual pafi n of ground outs, wheat bran and ground coin. Another suitable ri Hon would ho co,ual parts of g rou ml oats and ground pom. As summer advances and t he gra;ts mature or becomes short It will be advisable to udd home hiifh r protein feeds l I he fcntlli mh Hlie. The average prodtiPllon of pola toes pr actf in thp foiled Slt'i is very much lower than in Can ada, (lieu! Jtrltain and Kuroppan pound tes outHltle of Italy. one rrnsoii i that less mt nil Ion tus t been given to thp churactPr or the lNPd. In idling timber lu thr govern- AND BARGAIN HUNTERS ESCAPED! 2J4. v rr r f -x. ' lad?.-- .J North Powder Graduates 7 Of Class of 1927 NORTH I'OWIiKR. My 23. rSifi-lal) Cnnnncni'mont rrr rlsaa wre 1(.,, llt ,p .,,, ,. rhurl.iy i,iKlt, ThoNp ra.-fdvlni; illplumas were Mum. vi,. m.... J..rlB Iftm, Altnla Nownian', Itay. inonil lli,l,l. .,,,rr r,1Wi tlllklxnil and liny (lllklj.m. Tha Pkhth Krnle rlasa this year " "" llnndi'Ml .r ePnl f),, Their laurhi-r was Jetilil O'llryunt. Too much fat on tho top of nirat xlrurt s nUlinmed off hy uahiB hrown pap.r to ohsorh tho tat from lli tup of the fluid. Ahovo In 111.' wi'p.'kak'p nf a fovr-sl,.ry t'hii-airrt lU'parlnient atora that rollHj'HPd wliltf an annivpi.n v k,rt;.iin aula w.ia In proiiia.Ha. It ha.i fiMii-pd hutulrrdi w pit k;Hp,l, hut rpppuara raporiad that-a wava no fatnlllip. Ttip wall ,,f thp t,nililii warp aatil to hata haan WfakPliPd I'V utaani sliovt'l i','avali,,nH iipm d,n,l. In porlaln runxo lands In Arlionti. Tin' plant haa li. rn aonu hat ararpp durlnic thp p;,t wa y.u.s In thin Kpptiun. f'attlp can I'.p kapt away from II to snnip ,-stpni l.y aaltiiiK on parts nt thp tan;:f whira no loco ocrurn. tliirnlntt Hip oo,a lo "irrppa up Hip rraa." a prartlrp pmployad l,V many toiitlipru luriimrs liiTausrt thpy plain, 0rK n..p;n o pr,,f. r i Kra on hurna In tha rprinn. la a kuatptm plan and uaually dnia far mora ,h,inua than ood. HtnrK P.onpi-r oil auuhurppd ranffp, aul Hip pratnK Itnprovaa from ypnr In Vat- l.y tha sprpiid Of rarpat .ra1' and ptp,p,i. ,Ph nip dputn.ya.l hy Una.