Paee Two
LA (JKANDK EVENING OI5SKKVER
Wednesday, June 8, 1027
Bradley Sweaters
.. , the smart feminine garment
for Fport and vacation wear.
Dependable!
Quality
Hill'i
j SPORT NEWS j
YANKEES DEFEAT
WHITE SOX 4 TO 1.
i
Pittsburg Pirates Win
over Giants t to 1 in
Opening Series
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Nfvr York. 'zA 2U .Mr,
Hrooklyn - 'i'i '11 .A AW
)'hUdliMa - !H 24 ,4L'
Hosuro hi .4 mi
nKujuul 15 HZ .3ir
tlf Ihe Ajwh Uu'! 1'res.H
liKtUe flags of the PiltHburg Pir
ates and New York Yankees still
ar rtylng at the top of the major
UaUw denplte th efrorlH Of 14
oiBftr rlulis to lower them.
Ail the home-run power in tho
bat Of It ut h and Cehrlfr was
.nedfd by th Yankees yesterday,
to repuUe thf charging White Sox, (
but tbit If-ague leaders managed to
turn bflck their rivals by a count
of 4-1.
Kuth mndo his I Nth homer, (ieh
rlg hi 14th and Pat fullim wbl
enM another while Clancy of tho
White Box cracked out one for tho
visitors' only tally.
Opening their series against Ihe
0 Ian I a, th National lat:i;- h'ad-
erH were as Hiir'ce.HKful art the i
VankA
; Tb I'lraJis got u hits off (Iia
notoriously poor New York pitch
ing and winning. 9 to C.
Thlcago's 7 lo K victory fiver
Mrooklyn meanwhile jvut the culm
to third piuc. above the (Hants
,rW",l)Hiy"la,,f!W1111 polnfn below tlie'
t'ardlnuls.
i Jakle May's m-ven-hit pildilng
I Portland to
ISanFrancisco
jiJJ uAmiWI furt from btrt
: . tit fuTtUnd
I Special one-way low
fare good only on special
all-coach trains leaving
Portland every Tuesday
and Friday at 10:00 a. m.
Arrives San l-Y.incisco
10:30a.m. next day. Low
coat menus in diner and
lunch cars. Speed, com
fort, safety.
Southern
Pacific
Aak any ruilrtunJ ut;cHf
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LaGRANDE DEPOT
' Phone 799)'
I ravel
Modern Chair
10,1 ve
La Grande for .Inscpli
Ii Grande for !;iki'i , I'.nisf
Ixl (Jrande for l!aUii only
l-a Cininde fur IVndloton
(ConiK-ftloiiii ul i'i
hi ',,r
Leave LaCranJc
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip 916.00
Dependable
Values
A.LONIiORG
UNIVERSITY'S
NEW COACH
Arthur , ( hiiteh ) lonhorx na.i
rr-r. iitiy iiitpolnffil i-ouch at North
w !i-rii unlv-rnlty, Kvan.tton, 111.
l.oirlnrf Koe.s to !h Hlff 'J-n ron
f nee from Wash hum 'o!ik
Tfin.k:i. in th.- KunfiuM conN-rence.
M- h:iH hdd one of th most color
ful iithhtlr rurers of the youriK
er Mfhoul of eoueht-st. Af't-r MniHh
tiK at t he I nivei Kiry of Kan Has,
v. ht-rf he won nliu h-iter three
:ih in foul hall, hunketball ami
haHi -hull In- Wfiif to Ml'horfon
idlh Kt- in (In1 Kan win ronfwrencu.
l-'nur yt-aiH iiko he w-nt fq Waflli
hum. Km will report at th- IlllnolH
weliuol Mfpt. I.
Allen Will Fight
Cal Hyde in Baker
HA K Kit. (lie. June S YoiinK
I'ftiT JiickMfln, I-ortluhtl colorl
htiivyHi-lKht, uril NuIIh Oonrmn
of Hood Kivcr. will headline th
on.nalr boxluir how to b.. hehl
her' June 10.
Thin will be the first vnt of
this kind ever to b hhl In Hakfr
and the hoys of the loral guard
company are worklnr hard to nut
I over in grund rtyle. 'They.hav
m-l.-ct.-d for the site the vacant lot
le-tween Southard and Khlnn's gar
age and the river on Wanliington
street.
ermanent bleachers will
pie. The ring will be In the fen
ler on a rained platform.
. I
i
Mel Allen, of U Grande, has
be.n rematched with t'al Hyde In concert orchestra; s to . musical
the Heml-windup. Hyde has been program; 1U lo 11. daunt orclns
working hard since he lost a close tra.
decision to Allen a month ago and; K(l W Portland, 7. concert trio;
wants II understood that the out 7:3" o 7:4a, weather, news and
come of tbU match will be differ- markets; 7:4& to 8. lecture; ft to f,
cut. j vaudeville, entertainment ; 10 to 12,
A special event of four rounds dance bund.
Mil bring together Hud Shave, of K KOA Seattle, 7:3U, musical
Maker and
I'ti'po Konl,
of
(ramie
All Coast League
Games Postponed
r
Iff ttm
All fuur Pacific Coast
league.
games were postponed
because of rnln.
MH K N(IW WltlMIJJt
KANSAH f'lTV (AP) Tiny Hoe-
buck, the 2 fid pound otl-Amerlcan
tackle, who played with thn Has-
ke Institute football team last
year. Is to tackle, the wrestling,
Kunio.
Itoebuck hns teamed with Jo
(Tontri) Mondt, th cowboy wres-
tier. Several matches hav hen
Locked. The foot bull star. Mondt .
s.iy.-. Is faster than Wavno Munn,
the Nebraska I 'nlversity athlete,
who became a wrestler.
gave the Cincinnati Fieda a & to 1
marl on their series with tl I'ML
li.M. while ihe Hed Moot Jut sur
vived a Tiger rally In the ninth
-ind held the long end of a C-5
count.
" 'oiinle Xfack'f revised lineup
uon u hilt ing match from the
Mi owns, 11 to 9.
The Moslem llravca 1 2 lo 6 vic
tory over ihe St. l.ouu Cardinals
was remarkable chiefly for th '
luck of count deration with which
the vistiurs treated the champions
touted pitching staff while the
Senators' llt-ii decision over the
ci. vciund Indians wait partly due
l the hitting of Trls Speaker
at.ainst his old team mates.
in our
- Car Stages!
9:00 a. in.
0:25 a. m.
4 :00 p. nu
12:25 p.m.
n:80p. in.
1 1 :00 n. m.
3 :;(0 p. in.
XV.ill W.illn li n, I 1-iim-u)
Aids Dodgers
5S
I M( li'Arty "Juke" Flowers.
He's tlit: l;ifWIder thttt hruoklyn
acquired Irom fit. Lou Id. lie has
strengthened the Io(lKMa' . I nil eld
iulte a bit and Is aiding the
KobUifl -to climb ttwuy r i oni tlio
re tar.'
THMI SIlAY'M PKO;HAMS
The National llroodcasting com
pany program for ThurHday night,
June from U until 10. will he
th light opera, "Imughter of Mad-
"'" Angot." broadcurt. from sta-
Hons KI'U, KOO. KKI, K(JW.
KI'UA. and Ko.MO.
K(l (lukiunU.
news.
ather. bus ball and markets;
to s drama hour; HI to 11', dance
program.
K JH H.uttle. 7, orchestra: t,
studio program; 'J, luuslrul pro-
gnim: Hi, time signals.
KKI Los Angeles. 7. glee rlub
program; 8. drama hour; 8:3,
KOA Spokane. 8 to o. studio
proKram: 1 to 12. orcliestra.
KhJ-San Francisco. 7 to 7:30,
! - A
I it j
V
BE i
.a program; 8 to man, program,
i KUWW-Walla Wulla. 8 to
J concert orchestra; 9 to 111. studio
(program; 1" to 11, dunc orrhes
' tra: 11 to 12. organ recital.
Kng-Heatn. o to s. ronwrt
orchestra; d. aludlo program; 10,
l.04Mu;u.iuuaa:;. Jl;3u ,tlaju:u oi;rhes-
tia.
uiiin Miile tt to 7. news
yesterday, Mporttl un,i muBlc; 7:J to 9. musl
j cal prugrani; 10 to 11, musical
program; II, news; tl:ii2. dune
,,,; 12:15 to 12:30. musical
program.
K KX-
'ortlund. 1 lo or-
Ulin rnnieai: :ifiT to 6:3u. omnse
m,.hl K,de; 7:30 to S. Widifoot
cr,.r; iu:3a to 1 2, dance music.
.
What did people blame for their
unpopularity before halttoats was
Invented?
CHAM PATHLETE
a?svn( ?-wiw
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: Xrh
ly t . 1unklrr
Pr-tt ef nil th fnllnMuhl flld
nnd hiirk ftrs at ihe Niw Mi
chll CN. V. cIIik for wnm
n Is Klennor Klc. of Ml. rn
on. N. Y. Hir roord -brw k -Inn
performsncwi I no hi ttu Ihrow
Int thf twMctmlt tlfl fl. th dl
vu 49 tei and th shot, with
which h' hfft pfcturM, :S
I eel.
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR TOURNAMENT
American Golf Champion
ship Meet June 11, 15
and 1( at Oakniont
NKW VIMtK, Juno Ji Ml')
AiiMTlca'M Miipremtiey on I ho- HnltH,
which rein-lied iH ffrt UtM year
in HWft-pintc I lit' lh victorlcH y
Hobby JoircM ami Jt-H Swt-riwr,
will bt mibh-cti il to lln tmntt Ducat
nlii ch;illcnK- Hin,, ittL'u in lf,
Aiii-rlciin ojM-n chainjiionslilp (it
ifi.kiiiont, la.. JiiMi ), ifi, nii'l Hi.
T ti placis in the MlarthiK fi-i,l
(oln-aily huvc bct-n Krl iouli- f,r iv
ha ml ot HriliKli prof VHxtonalH who.s.-
Invasion hiiH I h- lnubh obj'- tiv'
j of Hucct'MHl'ully '1' l' tnlin the liy-
-r (fuui trophy uiImhI an Aui-ri-I
ran tt-aui nml of lining tin inont
l ovclt 1 of Airo-h an IiiiKh t iti.-:.
Hit? In vaibr, I he powerful Itiltluf;
Vt teran. T'd Kay, i a former
Ainericufi open champion,
j Of the muny Bcatli-ilnx allentplH
jwhicti foretKH Mtnrn )iave iiunle to
pt-netrate the lionie h-IViis only
Iwo have been micci-Hsf ill.
Ha
triumph seven years ago was the
lart. lermlualiiig a twenty year
stretch during which no Kuropean
player was aide to break through.
Tile Oilier Victory ill l!l"0 wjts post
ed by Ihe great KiiKli.sh Htvli.st,
' Harry Vardoil.
Success PriiiWMiiiced
The suecss of HiMImIi forces in
these two canipaiKiis, howev(-r, was
pronounced, tor on bolh occuhIoiih
com pal riots finished in the run-
I up positions. J. H. Taylor of Kng-
' land wtis secoml to Vardoil in 1'juii,
two strokes behind t he winner's
score of :i I :t, w bile 'ardm lied
three American players Tor Hecond
place in HJIMi.
There was one olher notable
British invasion In I'M:! by Vardon
, and Hay, w In-n 1 hi two famous
overseas players finished In a tie
with KranciM ouimet, then a youux
Host on amateur, lor first place. To
the surprise of crllics and ti tare
gallery, Ouiuiet then proceeded to
win the mihs.-uuerit play-otT, shoot
ing T2 to 77 for Vardon ami 7S for
Xay.
Con I cast lug with the record of
rirftish professionals on Ibis side
of the Atlantic has been (he amaz-
' Ing Miicess of American players
abroad in recent years, links stars
from this country having won five
of (he lasl six Ittittsli open tourna
ments. Jock Hutchinson, first lo break
through In tiCI. set the pace for
Walter llageu. who scored in
and U2A. Jim Haines followed
suit In I !ir, while I lobby Jones
anuex.-d I he crow n laal year.
Ar tlifi-t. : 1 1 1 v l' 'lit' rniw'l whiil
. I'llielilli4.r wlit'll Iiuiiicss infill
killed Ihe Im.IiIic.I hiilr ln"i it-nl
liy rcfiilnK to 'milny ;;lrl:l vhoj
had II I, ,,1,1,,., I" ' !
The
Traffic Officer
It's a safe hct that the cars
which step -out with the
"go" signal are equipped
with Champions the
tetter 6park plug. If every
car owner used Cham
Pi ons there would be
fewer traffic jams.
ChriTtiHnn ( ihe htnt
fxirfc f(i(ii hesuut, of itt
dmbi:tibbd nUinum
it cmttt tin, (irL
runiituttiundnJ ti t fa
cial Mliul.vitj rlci t r ,1(fi.
ChotnfHon
lut l or Ja
Cht.mtinn-
tltait Ktrd
75
,HAMPION
SpatCPfags
TOLIZX3, OHIO
Buy Bonds
VoU often hear this ad
vice given. Hut is it al
ways good advice?
Hetter take a lower inter
est rate and be safe. We
sometimes sny there are
two kinds of bonds :
Good for money.
Good for notliiiiK'.
United States
National Bank
I Wm. lrnu-5 ci nls--A timid ljf.r s JlS
Acting Spoiled
By War Career
IAliTFOHi), ronn. (AP) Miss
Marian I'uliar, olio of the few
American woimjn who uro profeg.
Hioital HtHK" rnana((iTH, lias a rec-
or.) many yotuiK women would tn- j
vy.
he wus on licr way (o sucechs
as an nrltst, but her ilcHlrc to act
InttTfi-ieil wilh lu-r Mtmlles, ho who
luiji'-il lo the mIhkc. rlicii tlm war
, and Uv became a lied Cronn
worker, in whii-h capacity Hhe won
the ('luls de (Jtierre uul ot Iht dec-cM.-iioiiH.
A M r Iht war cxperleiico,
.she Sivh:
"ActiriK wan Die one tiling I Jut.
coutdu'l do, no I turned to MlaK"'
ma ii.'iki Utf." ' .
COVK PERSONALS
and Mrs.
en living
(.'(iV!-:, (Special)"- Mr.
J. It. Price, u ho have ),
ne l.ir lie- part two year (.aflt of town
.Mr. I -rice has be. n princi- MliiH Oracn C.oy tte left Thurs
ihe neh.mi. have returned .i..v j,,,,,, . tor Soulhern Califor-
V. he
pal
lu 'ove wh.-re they will make their
hu Mr. I'nie will teach in the
-OVe
her
tin
will make their
taiiKht Inf. three y.-aiM beiore go-
Mis. I lasUeii.i, of Silverion, is a
guest of le-r mother, Mrs. H;iw
hiii.s hire. She wan unexpectedly
calh d he(. In of the sickness
and dentil of her brother, Wilbur
Klchard::oii.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Marten are Ihe
YS we can
fix side wall breaks!
With our remarkable
new Tyrwelder repair
equipment, we can re
place broke n fabric with
strong, new layers and
apply vulcanizing heat
from within so we do
not took the life out of
the tire.
Result: Thousands of
miles added to that tire
you're about to throw
away! See us let us
prove it.
KELLY'S TIRE SHOP
Ml.) Adams Ave.
Real Folks at Home (The Fire Fater)
LIL'. ItftD A
MOO AT This CiRCUS
AMD MY ACT tuRS.
OVER BIG
AND II- t PONT I VOU LL
f,6:t a ra.c;e 1 A1 vJOE !
NSST WEfK I rvv UT
UUINt. lu win I iiiv- iw
I." '-l- V .
OUT FIT t-
N ' li
If
D
7fie Smoother and Better Cigarette
not a cough in a carload
(parents of a baby dauwhtr. born
to them Wed n mlit y. June 1. Sho
will Imi numed Hlilrlcy.
.Miss Eva KoberU. of Salem,
spent lh wpek end -witli her par
ent, .Mr. and M. K. K Itoburts.
Mrs. K. H, McCoo). who has betn
visltlntf in 1-os Angelea, was hur
riedly called home, because, of the
leknens of her li ubund. Klnce
her ret urn lie haM bt cn t)rouKht
home from t lie fioKpllal and hl
condition h materially improved.
The uniuial meeting of the cem-
"u ,y "awoclutlon wll( 1)0 Imld on
Tuewlay afternoon. June 14, at 2
O'clock. It Ik desired that mem
ber inn he- an effort to attcnl, as
ofticerH for Ihe yeur will be elect
ed and other bunim-nn of import
ance Is to be traiiNuvted.
. The annual n tlmr of seliool
dilrlcl No. I ft will lie held at Ihe
Hchool hou.se Monday, June 2, at
Z o'clock.
Mr. and Mr. W. K iroujc and
family, who have, Ihcii liviiiK at
I'Yet-water for Ihe part year, have,
r,.nirned to 'ove and will occupy
i,,.ir jioine. Miniated about a mile
nj;, hji ..-la Coyette, who llilM
hviviviiivivri'ivivivivi'ivi'i'iviviTimmiliya
The countersign
of custom quality
without the high
sign of custom cost.
If you're interested in lines of
custom beuuty, get a line on this
Studelmki-r Custom Sedan. TuUe
the wheel yourself and learn what
u wirld of power is coneealed he
Death a world of lM-auty.
STUD E B A K E R
CUSTOM SEDAN
s1335
J.o.b. factory, vrith $100 icorth of extra
. equipment at naextra cost. Ot her Stutle
baker and Erskine models $V4S to $24S.
HI. J.
Fir and
STUDEBAKER
THIS IS A STL'DEHAKKR Y K A R '
R(TAL
was i a Wow!?
TZ ?vsl?!N
ToDAV.
went
VUHIW
did my )
STUFF
GfcT IT,
TH6V WON T
6z
f Tmg India HUHB13
MAN HAD A CiOSt
CAUL loDAY . Got
1 COUt.Mlr-JC'; So BAD
I na ncawlY tuumcd
inside r 1
HEAOUNER
'
V
in
11
been attcn llnr the normal school
, at Artiland, will meet her sister
J and take tho trip with her. They
'will Join Mr. and Mrsv Homor
I Ooyettu, who are living at Oakley,
Cul.
Mrs. L. !?. Anderson will leave
on Sunday, June 12, a a delegate
to the Mafionlc lodge convention
In Portland.
The Kartern Star delegate, Mrs.
Lulu Goyeite, will also leavo Hun
day. ,l i'h. l.ouine May, of Haker, lias
bfon the house kuckI of her brotii
er W. A. McNeill.
( n-iii Muhcrisoti irifule a buHty
irlp to Portland Monday, to be
pr-exent ut the ritncral servicea of
IliS brot he-. Jew el, wJlOMO dcalU
in-cut r d on Hatui'day, May 2S.
Mi-h. Ward Miller nlurned a
w eeU ajo from rialjkanlo whern
stie has been teaching for Ihe past
yar. i
Among liiose who came to fovo
to jee "Iler Step i lusbaiid" W 1IH
A I fM. Moyd Pierce, ot the parkdale
i-luh, nml Mrs. K. K. Miller, of Pn-
nm.
M r.H. Van Vlack haw boen railed
to Portland because of the Herious
illness of her miii Tim i low.
Mi.vs Lucy A. t'nKe, of the O. A.
GOSS
Adams
jut. I i-L oi-- I
AMD I HAD
c J EEs
FIGHTING
itre batch or
AClrTYLeiMtH
Yen nH i a
SI..J
Ik
i i
'V. M
ITS Tn? ONLY )
cigarette i W
PUT Hl WISE To
Ol-D C501.DS joe.
I ThCe ainT a
' COOOH IN f
Cam smqkg lil.
all the othcr5 '
BUN KAY
J CAHL0W 01- 'Em
VT
I-. 'I
FioJmi t. Uflllud Co..
'A AT v, AW
ii" Si t
Wkp
fhh
LD 90f
We Have ;.;
The New
Orthophonic
Victor
Records
The Doll Dance I-'ox Trot
Victor Orchestra
Puis.-.ian I.ullaUy -- lierlin
witli vocal refrain
K'ahn and his orchestra
For You and Me Fox Ti nt
Geo. Allen
Ileus's Something More
About Everyone
Fox Trot
Victor Orchestra
The More We are
Together Fox Trot
Victor Orchestra
NestiiifjTiine I'ipeOrfran
So lilue Fipe Organ
Jesse Crawford
What Do I Care What
Somebody Said
Gene Austin
Come in and play your
favorite record on the
New Orthophonic Vic
trola. Our music room
is at your disposal.
Can
Furniture Co.
Complete Home
Furnishers
c. extension service, will ho at Cove
lor the third of her scries of lec
tures on Saturday, June 11. At
this visit she will conduct a milk
demonstrai Ion, showing: 1 ho us of
milk in the fltrt.
MIsh Hess Kelly was hostess
Thursday afternoon to a few wo
men. BridRO was played.
Mr. ami Mrs. Fmmett f'henault,
a farmer in the valley near Island
4 ii v. was hero luM Kundtiy, -
Mr.s. Jack KcufrrnvcM, of T.a
flrande, is spending a few days lit
Ihe home of her parents, Mr, and
Mrs. W. It. Van lontf.
Win. liiu--.r criusA tool lnr
By BRIGGS
--
EM f YOU RS SURfc
FOR MY I THf- BOY WITH
LST'i 6 AT JOS
BEFORE THE
ROMAN CANDL6
SAL GETS
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