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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1927)
IJA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' Thursday. June 1!27 Page Six PROSPECTS GOOD FOR 'BIG FOUR' American Team Again Hopes to Carry Away International Cup MOW VOKK ( AM rnlcHM In juries or Uc I'lasii of m.iiii- tn-v and liard rid i UK Hi j i r UrNi,-tw pl-csnitt IH'ospectH, U si-fins .ilinnsl rertnin I h.'ii America's nolo " I I'our" which ifH tilt1 historic iiitfiiinliMii- ul 4-11 t Kifflv homi In I!il'4, itt:;(lii will In UP IIW IH'Kl lu iih-H :i for midable IM'ilish h;i I oikv llii Hc- K'HllH-r. j N) dofillilM Nt-fl-IollH Will ' made In advuice r.f Hie trial liiH'it tn tiffin id llii' ciitli.w llt'unk ( hit on l,ni'A IsLmd ai'mind the of .Inly. A hunt .1 iltticn ildicd playor.s will Hiisncr r In ml- tylne call. My.-s will be r.H-UMMlj chiefly on these veteran .si ;u'm: i I K'veioiix Milhiirn, chairman nf thc! (lefense Cnniiniltee, c 1 1 1 T ; i i 1 1 of the' lea m itml yeni-mlly ranked as the preMsl "hack" jut Id ever pro- ; dm e it ; Tn mi my I liiiiinnii, intrepid .Vo. 2 111. i it, sharing vvil li .I 11 1-u i tt Hut tixclimivtt ti-nMitiil ra hUIiim, : .1. Watson Wi'ltlt, in t'Hi'im'-hiiHim N. 1 mill ii "out hpii w ; ii ml .Vateolni ; Stt'vonsfin, Xn. 3, detent i v e Mai land hf of Hut nnt "plin li-hittei .." In tint k'iiihi, Willi tho exception or the youth ful I lllchcock, I h - pl;t yi-rw fi v r iiKf more ihiin -in ye,.i of :.):. All have Ntuci-w'.fiilly li.-!'l their hluli place In Ann ntliviikiiil Mo; nw btnntlon. It would 1. 1 Miirilf If niiy of ihi'in wt-io displaced win I he international four in picl.c capable jtH may l- ihi- IiIiIh I -r rei oKiiilimi of tmdi players hh rnptai 1'fiiT KoiIim, Captain i h. hiirilt, Hurry Kai, .1. I 'hec t-r 'nvv ilin. J-Yed Ho IImI.I.v Slriivvln-iilri- lint! Karle V 1 lopping. Tinware ihtt print Ipni team candidaiey, since the withdrawal of the o I'.i'i.'h' ' hi Hi hi ncs, KIinci liiitscl:' ;iinl l-Ir I'K.Hi-y, ANOTHER ASCENSION I I With IH Pot ,n ..f th yoiiih- I- " $C I X "'f, Yvt'p ) Y uii- i.-i- rv' wa ' ;; ji Ji. i ' KVHrrwjzusifo X fis I '' vn? lor Ki.Kinn.l. In- Hiiiil: '"flic ,ljk t: :-4Li J wi-atih of Ann i h a is .so ki.-.i! tlrnl IfiiJwS m thin' h no nason why (In- pn :i"iil y ,1 pioMporHy mIioiiJiJ not cniif in uc lor Z , iiiitny yiniM lo I'liiiH'. Tin- only T-l ' thiliR th.it rouhl iin-f-l a rliuilK' j . '-tfl ' I WOUhl lie lllsl in h;i ni'c ' A. ' 7 ll fill .vx " fMKS J M Mm! MA afC- vSSVS "VH 1 i-if i9--- "-- m. -..-- I ; . tla' lumlii'i' i.unp Htliit'.iV wlicli' ihty utll l fii.'iiKul In iMittttiK Iokm. Mr. nud Mrs. jiuN I'lciikt't ntiil rhihlren, oT I-i flranTli visitftt Sun itiiy iind Moinlay with Air. n nil .Mrs. IMiil I.oi'bwood. Wallace Kpf?ncer wnnt out on Hur (Tft'k with hit hiirpl of mIu-p UiIh 'k, orvillt? Htiiliiip wjih in (own I Hiitiirdiiy on hiifinKH. Tli infant daughter of Mr. and Mm. M.nk llitriifc lia hft-n ill of I inteMainal irouhles. J. A. liurU'ih, lawyf-r of Kpter- jirisr, wan at l.oMtliif W.'iliii-sdny j aflcrnonu on U'al hii-siiii's. NORTH POWDER PEUSO.NALS ) Whit1 ciittiim down y trvf In i.U road ; li-'.V days nun. Hill Hciiton' ;IX' hl!"'l. UltiHK (HH- of his tiu'H if.-.'W M'i'iclv. lie i havilitf tn l,.ivt lh iii-.tncc of cnilchej 10 I ji-i ahniil. I.IM'OI.N'. N-b. AUhoiiKh lil.i heart Inn't fn the rlht place. Ifay iiioml W. ItlchnrdH of the I'niiei--Hiiy of tV'lirnskn, -tin piny fomhall jut the name. An nll'ick of pendicil in revealed to physieia ns that UichariU' vital organs arc nh iMU'liially arranged. The put h ut ik hack 'in the gridiron for traln iiiK and It f'.vpectcd to win a reg ular tackle ,jnh next full. NOIITK J'DWUKil (Special)--I .Mr. uml v. II, T. Whilo hav k.-nc d I'olllaml Id alicnd the rose I'e.s .tiViil. Mr. Wliltc I manager the iJ'iielfie I'rult company here, j It u f us I -l ii-1 Icy Ih im pro viiii; i he ! fxtcrloi' of tin corner ii rut; st ore l.nil.llm: hy KUink- it a coal of paint. ; I '.i liner, i he drni-T, w ill hhii J linivc Into the huildim?. Hji If way and North fowler me; I ill a hiiM'hall M.aiiie SiimlaV at ll ilf juay. (hat lea.ji uiiiniiik' hy a M'nfe j of M-. I !'. K, f utchiiH'on was iilicrilin 'to husinesh in Uaker .Monday. )'. j Wii.s iiecompii nietl home hy Ohi c . c : ; j 1 1 who w ill visit here for it while. Walter MHiraih TueMl.y moved j the household etlecls of Windoin , i .rner ;i nd family to Lew istoti, Ida., ' ncii I' which plaee t liev will make llieir future home. They have houi-ht a ion-acre fmii ranch. A iiiifdxind in no lonKcr nwdfrt ! In the niiMinK' of a t'iiinily. sayH a manax.inc writer. Won. wno-a pn. hi tr Id wipe the is!ies? !l Portland to ! Savi Francisco BIG DANCE AT KAMELA Friday, June 17 O'SULLIVAN'S SEULWADERS with special features -by Jack Coleman, of Pendleton FREE LUNCH Hop in the old car and come up and dance ' where it is cool. Special one-way low fare yooJ only on special all-coach trains leaving Portland every Tuesday and Friday at i 0:00 a.m. Arrives San Fiancisco 10:30a.m.neNtday. Low cost menus in diner and lunch cars. Speed, com fort, safety. Southern Al liny railroad uKeilt for a G-E fan 1 lerc's a G-E Fan tor only five dollars. Why be hot? Like every General Elec tric product, this little six-inch fan is of supreme qualityand certain performance. Also available in cream enamel, $6.00. There are several other types and sizes at correspondingly low prices. L-ft F.n, jrc (olil t, "Chfck" Sr.l l:)fctric.l tt,l,il,r(. Loi'h for It, it ii.li r,d tlx "Cb.iW" Sril in your dtjlii'i ui.lo. LOSTINE PERSONALS PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC CO. "JAmliandisc Distributor GENERAL ELECTRIC i . ...... Your Health Is Priceless Then oat plenty (xf the food that makes you feel the best HKUAI). Sally Ann react the perfect bread, made with plenty of pioil flu'ir, cooil milk, v,,(l(i si.i. eniiitj-, L'ond veast. Ask You r (Irocoi- G William's Bakery I , iSTl 1 : ( Specla I ) .l p. I la ni lltoii. of Kntei prise, has Installed a llotixdnt electric nuific In the home of Mr. and .Mrs. William Me Fetridne this week. Mr. and Mrs. .loe Candle moved out from Imnaha this wecli. l'o.siir.-4 are out aunotiiiclu the school elei-tioii to he held .June L'O. iil-ii (he clly election on .lune -7. The Kuhn ivh arrived liome last week (nun While Head, Ida. (ieoif.e Wart let'i Krhhiy for New Plymouth, Ida., called there hy the .'eiioii:! illness nf his nioiln-r. Mrs. McKiitzie received I lie sad news of her hrniher's death Hatnr t'av afleinoon. She lefr InimeiU itey with her nuit her for Vashinc (1 v here he had hear) worldnu in the limher. The partleiilarH were not reieived. Sol Keltener, of r.nterprisi, wiih a hh-ines- visftol at I.osKne Mnn i;tv a ft eriiiiDli. H. W. .Jones, of lOntei'iuisp, and a uroup of hoy scouts were picnick uii: on the South l-'ork river Mini day. t Mr. and Mrs. .T. A. Tarsnim and O.ile 'arsoiiK. of I'JkIii, canto ovir Sundav mid spent the day with 1, I' ll oy I 'a rsons. I. ekoy I'arsons received word ihal ; weuihdync, his daimhter, has heen very ill at t he home - of her cram! parents, UJU Mrs. llovd. of Walla Walla. 'I'he dance ulven In the T.ostlhe hall Saturday HVenini: iillracled a ,nue ei-DMl from hull) ends of the V'all.'V. I'laynui Coodinati was at I, online Tuesday a I'terniton, The weather has had llio appear ance of real summertime the pasi fe' dts and It t)as heen fine for Ihe irarilens and the l-'raln,' William Wij;Kans and son Mar vin went up mi Alder Slop'" Wed nesday on loudness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are having their house repapered. .1. Lewis arrived Monday from Sevinoiir. la., where Jte- has heen vi'-itiny )iis moilier. Me reports thai that part of i he country I, hack nrd. l he corn md I'elnc alt land rind Kalem where thf.v luteiid- l- The Crown visited in AValla fd thu uradualinn jxerckseH of the:Ul'l,:l Seanjait ami family Willamette univornity In which hit,l,,wl nt Hilverion at Dr. Wart's son, Wayne, took pari. Wayne : '"Hno Crow will now take a , slx-yearj AYillJani Forester mid wife and "' "I the I'orilttnd mdh-a'l Col-i Itok Cook and Mike Crav wenl out 1 iL - ' mat f, a-i-rt 4 ' f Your Modern HIGH-SPEED Motor requires this heat-tested Eastern oil l.t ,,: t-.l vet. IV!,' I'ri'W iin.l fiimllv iirrivf ill!! flitlll I'llC IT I9NT A ROME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE w1 llow in the world can a young person expect to In-come "popular" unless there is a Tele phone in the home? Wc don't say it can't be done. It might. But it's doubtful. Horn lnilepndenl 1 Ol W AND TOU CAM HAVE ONE rO A FEW CENTS A ATI TwrNTV-riVK a second! Fifteen hundred a minute! Paster than your imagination can rnce! That is tho almost unbelievable number of ex plosions in a single cylinder ol'a modern, high-speed motor. And those explosions pursue each other so rapidly that they almost fuse into a steady flame of withering heat. That is why lubrication authorities recommend Veedol, the oil that gives the "film of protection" a film tested to withstand heat 100 degrees hot ter than the hottest friction spot in your motor. Veedol is made from the pick of the Eastern crude oils, in the great Tide Water refinery at Uayonne, N.J. All of the experience and skill acquired in more than half a century of refining are used in maintaining the high quality of Veedol. For sure motor protection at all times, buy Veedol from any dealer displaying the orange and black Veedol sign. If you drive a Ford, use Veedol Forzol. Always nsk fur VttJol Lubricants by name. Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation. San Fran cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle. ' OrALERS: llult dtiivtry of VttJut products is now ai.iilublr lo ortr i iui indiviJual cities and toxi ns on thi i'iiii' Cttiit. t YV' I J I I 35' QUART jLjMMVjj3 Eastern Oils and Greases J It (! hn thai i irnt ,t quart t9 I 'ttM t tht Pat ifh 1 I (.i. H ben Abt I ttJt for quality hoI frtifht. J 9oL WtfViir ImmjiJ fill III niJlBlKI.IM i mi (UUllU(.j 1 MI)WIMJ'I) ' WSfffV" t',w : Quitting B by Shop usmess STAMPED GOODS Bibs and Novelties .... Aprons and Dresses.. 8c 23c Laundry Rags and Clothes ' fifo ... . ..v...U 98c 29c Fancy Bed Spreads Linen Glass Towels SHOES FOR THE WHOLE : . FAMILY Baby Fancy Soft Soles 9C' Children's Patent Mary C? Ifl Janes $L,ij Grnwino; Girls' Pumps (TO QO and Oxfords PUJQ Men's Leather Scout Shoes Men's Dress Oxfords. $2.98 i7oru HALF PRICE Women and chil dren's Under- near. One big lot . goes at i Garment 4 Garments for $1.00 BEAVER KMT Women's Rayon Hosiery, new shades. All sizes. Sale price Pair Beautiful Madeira Embrodiery GO AT SALE PRICES Babies' Dresses and Gertrudes 85c, $1.00, $1.50 Baby Pillow Cases $1 35 Pure Linen Guest Towels $125 Italian Cut-Work Towels $100 Madeira Napkins 5QC each -or $4.80 Doz. 6-inch Doilies 35c each or $3,59 Doz. Madeira Hand Emb. Hdkfs. . . . Q()c Each Madeira Tray Cloths 85c, $1.25, $1.75 Each QUITTING BUSINESS SALE ART Rr RARY QUHD ,( - - A , ; Across From BolinenKamp's 1 iv - ' ' S ive.l : : .1