La Grande evening observer., June 18, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

Saturday, Juno 18,. 1027
Page Two
LA GRANDU EVENING OBSERVER
Bradley Sweaters
the smart feminine garment
for sport and vacation wear.
Dependable
Quality
urn
SPORT NEWS
YANKS WIN OVER
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
Victors Without Heavy
Hitting; Athletics Meat
White Sox 8 to
.NATIONAL I.liAfil i;
W. I,. I'ct.
I'ilfshuiK :I4 IS .111.4
i'Iucuko :u 2n .i;:hi
Ml. I.oula :io 21 .r. ks
New York 27 2'i ..rn!l
liraoklyn 27 32 .4i.
linstoa -It 2S .4 17
I'hlladelphla 2" 111 .M2
elnclnimti 2" :ni .2r,7
AMV.UK'AN l.l'.Adl i:
- W. I.. I'll.
JNYw Tork H 17 .Ml
(iTiIciiko H4 24 .Msil
I'"
b.
I'hlladclphla 2r, .1,4 r,
'iKlilnxton 27 2f .r.in
iljolroU 26 8 ''
l.-Vfluiiil 2i l .'
Louis 24 211 .41S
t.slOII i.-.M --'LI
i It)' lh AsmhIuuiI l'n-m
IliiBetiull stock of the. New York
lvuilk i-H rose hlKher today an tlii'lr
liivalH iioIimI Hint liny had mill
1 . 11 victorious wit huul. Ihclr limiiil
Ihi'iivy hltiltm".
j Tim YinikH hi-iit Ihn fit. T.oiiIb
Mr-owns 3 to 2 hi a K"t" wllhoiit.
win i-xtra lni! hH or thn h.tvI h
hit lltilit! Until.
'?, Thi' Mk fi'lion liriliki.r, li ft Ih"
jlni-nii uflor tho flrnl InnhiK h"-!,uhi-
of a wrcnchi'il km-", iii-(iilr. d
l.y milnifliiK too hunt nl a third
tmilkii Thursday.
I 'I'hi' Yanks' rlownt rivnlH, tlm
SWhlt). Hox. mi. unw hlh- wi'f" Inlllnit
JfiirthiT hchlnd. Tin- Ihlld lila""
JAIIik-IIrs slrlvlnif hard to K"t Imi'k
Sni.i'k und ni'i'k Willi 111" Yanks,
iioivd un lo 3 vhloiy ovit Hi"
fSux on th" lilli'hliiK of lluli" Wal
WImiK. J A riMTnlt liltrlli'r. I.lsi'nlii'", lii'lp
Tf d the K'-nulors to lh"lr 3 lo I vt"-
uiiy oytir i""", "". ."-
T?and Indians replucetl the. Itrownft
.uiii tiioi hv tikUinu two lioui
ihe lowiv lied Hox. (1 to 3 and 4
to 11. .
V Kxcept .for tho Indians, not. a
western iWim w-vlctorious. Kveu
The UUtloTirtt IcilKUe leuderti, I ii'
J'lmtefi, fvll nnd the Chicago Cubs,
wiis nr pn tmlng them no closely
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ill Pei
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nln thesi
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from our
warm days.
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that every article is pre
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Hffl saint
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tins say that it is almost
"home cooking."
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5 t" Ik
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La Grande Will
See Two Games
Here on Sunday
Two baseball games, will he. play
ed on the local field tomorrow af
ternoon, the flrfii one, which will
be between tin- O.-W. team, und
Kluin, to slur! fit V'-.Hd o'clock. Tho
ootid game will he hetween l.a
(Iranili. and Hak'T and will ht'ln
nl thii-a o'clock.
Tin. (l.-W. Ilnc-illi fop the first
iraiiii' will In-: Vi'skc. pLIcIht;
Smllh. catcher; I'lirnp, first liasc;
Vincrnhl'., second huso: llh'hl,
nhoil stiip; Wlillcy, third hasc;
Wllllaiii.H, lcfl ri. lil; llcilriwnd. ccn
jl.T field and Jloward, I'IkIiI. field,
flic (inihum and lljirlov.-, Hiilistl
ItntcH. Th) KIkIii liuttiTli'M will Im
Onrilon, iittciiiT, and 1'hlppln, cuf -.
chep.
! l.a flrannV'H llnf-up for the i.u
flranile-naker Kainc Is as follows;
.Mai-Hhall. catcher; l.edlM'tter. (lar.
rick and I'urrol, pitchers: tlarlty,
lir.sl ham1; .McKeiiiion, second laise;
KnlKht, third hasc; llurKeit, short
mi up; und VVhlti-y, Keown. Melun
con. Htoddurd und OIuzh, out field-
Senators Defeat
Portland 7 to 6;
InllVWnnfl WinS!
lct.
f,-:
.f.fifl
.r.l'l
VM WW COAST MwKil
W. I..
OaUlund : t,l 31
.Sacramento 4Ii UU
.Man l-'raucisca 42 'Ai
Si-ulll
39 3!t ,
.100
.481
.41
.443
.!l2
MImsIoiis 2M 42
Cortlaml ..IIS 4
I, os AnKl"H .IT. 4i
Hollywood HI 4S
Ity tho Af-KoHntcil I'rt"
( isIioiii'h drive to renter, ftcor
iiiK Kopp, who had doubled, hrol
up u I '1 Innlnn tmttinK "i Kuvf
Sacramento a 7- decision overj
I'orllaniL I tut (erics IhiKheH, Kin-
ney. Couch und Wendell; Hhcu,
Keefo hihI loehler, Sovtirehl.
Heath's homer lib thn ninth
broke up a cliiiwy pitching duel
bet wci-n Illll Murphy und Clyde
tarlod. to tfivi
Hollywood a 3-1!
vlctoiy over Ihe MIsnlonN. Hutlerlen
W. .Murphy. McCubti und cooit
Harfoot und Whitney.
Oakland hit llrundt hnrd In
spots to irarrier un 8-4 win. from
Hcatile. M'ho Indians pot hut four
hits HiitlerlcB Brandt and
u..i...,lw n, ,,....,.1,1- i Ui'i.-.-rtiinn
Could ami Head.
w..v..i-;il Hiiiisniodln ,OH AJlKfles
rallies fell one run hort of over-
taklmc the eulH. who ftnlsjied on
the lonK t'lul of un 8-7 count. Mat-
I,., leu Moudy, deary, Wllllunin
and Mel'ri-a
Weatliershy. Yarrl-
sun, Unilth and Haudlii'rif, Hannah.
SI, I !'!' Ntyi' M:i:l)i:i) i llcaldes Von Klin nnd Held, who
I are to iiK-nlu participate In the lour.
' IIIIKI.IN l'erhap.1 soarlnif to- my tills year. Holnlld McKen.le,
wards heiveu iniiki'S sleep less memlDT of the Walker cup lenni
necessary. Mrs. I'liunil.erlln and of last year, also is i i.cled to
Mis. I.evlne went two days and a attend.
aiKhl without sluuilier. nicanwhlliM In addition lo the chauipliinslilp
takhiK Part 111 cnlhusluslic wel- fllKhl. there will h" two other
coin's hy (lernians In Heveral cllle IIIkIiIs lor Ihose who do nut iiuallly
and I IvltiK Willi their hllshanils. .ainuliK Hi" firs' thirty-two. (hie
. of the InlercstliiK iealuns of the
went down In lli.tr first defeat In luurnaluenl will he Ih" senlois'
13 starts. Their wlniilUK slreak championship. This IIIkIiI will con
was the lollK'est of the season. j Mjl ot I tie reKUhtr tw o rounds of
The pleasure of hri'iiklnif It fell unulltyini; play. IS lioles a day
lo Ihe I'hHIIcB whq did so 12 to 2. mutch play, and will lie Hinll'd lo
As sin prising was Ihe two-run men who have reached lh ir fii-
nilly In the ninth with which the
lirav s downed the 1'irateM, ti to 7.
Minoklyn dropped Ihe downtrod
den Cincinnati Iteds, b to 3.
it easy to choose
Cafeteria Menu
ou can Ih?.
an
V Broadmoor Club
Ready For 27th
Annual Tourney
Ity Hurry !. Crawley
,( Associated l'r-HH i 'or respondent )
l'OI,OKAl)t SPUINGH, Colo.,
( AP)-The Proadmoor Onlf club,
host cluh , for i In- t w enty.se yen t h
annum TrnMH- Mississippi golfing
lourmiment, which opens June 20,
has completed arrangements and
, i)i-f purations for the entertainment
j of l hf. largest entry list that tvr
participated In the famous tourney, I
jii uuniunn 10 i ii c mre entry nsi.
arrange incuti have Peep completed
Tor the enteituliimeni of hundreds
of visitor Who him expected to vu- I
cation in Colorado a! tne time of
, the tournament.
The TrahH-.Mississippi fjoif uhho-
j elation, under whose, auspices the
1 tournament will he conducted, Is
(hit t hi id largest ico If u.sHOclalion
in the country in point of territory
covered. It in exceeded only by
the I'nited Slates uiid Western (loll1
aHoentlori!i. Thin yea r's tourna
ment ih expected to uttruct nearly
4HI golfer to Compel) for the.
crown now held hy K Idle Held of
HI. I.oulu.
Ah the narne implies, all territory
wear of Hut Mississippi river In In-
eluded n the meinhci tdilp territory
of t ho tiKMOf latlon. "IhIjh an f
north an MimieapoliH and St. I'unl
and un far noutli a New Orleans
and the Mouthern part of Texas are
Muted anions it.s inemhern, 'f'hiH
territory coverH bohh of the moat
Impoiianl xoll and country clutm
in the Culled StateH. Ajiioiik the
inemherH cliiliM are the Italian
Country cluh, of I alluM. Texas,
'Where the I't'ofeHNkonal (iolfeiH1 un
Hociation will hold Hm meet this
year; the Ht. I.oulu country cluh,
which hax heeii hont lo the national
innate in- for women and for men
in the last three yearn; the Mlnne- I
Icahda cluh of MinneapoliN, which J
will he the HCciie ol le national
urtmteur championship thlM MeaHuu;
the Kock Iftlund AtHenal cluh of
Itock Inland, 111., which has been
know n lor yeurM lor havhiK'
of the outHtandMijc courses of I he
Middle Went; ami the St. I'atll cluh.
tioHt to the weHtern amateur chain
pinnHlilp tournament lat year.
The 'Pram,-, IhnIhhI ppi meet luifl
been held on niOHt of these, courses
In the I.hkI few yeart. Many
players or nullonal nolo reside w est
of the MIsslSHippI river and liav
competed In the Trans-MisHiswtppI ,
meets. J, Htuurt of the Cedar Knp- :
his Counlry cluh won (lie first
championship title at Kansas City
In I !n 1. W. lUckinson of He
Moines wu the runner-up. H, C
l.vKK of Ihe .MlnuekalMla cluli lias
won the TruuH-MlHslKslppI title of-
tencr thun any oilier golfer. 1 1 (
captured the honors from 1 !Ml!i to;
liilL' Inclusive, and UKain In MHU. ;
He wan runner up in l!ti". Cuts, '
lliITi and tiKutn In Hi 17. J
Nelson Whitney of New Orleans.'
who hus been un outstanding Hk
ure In Houlhern Kulfl"K circles for
many years, won t he ciuimpioiisnu
lu l'.il!i. . '
(leorKe Von Kim,' who last, year
wrcslcd tin national amateur title
from Hobby Jones, won the Trans
Mlsslssippl IMI tn I it - I . Jarr y W.
Hroiufleld, holdi-r of the Colorado
Htate chnmplon.Hhlp oiiener inau
uuy other poller m ine man', u un
tlie runner-up that year. .lames
Manlon nnd Clarence Wolfe won
the title In 1 11 2 4 und 1!tLf., rcapec-
lively.
'I'he championsl,lp never ban
been won by a Colorado man. ul-
thonah icolfers Of this state havo
IlKU'ed prominently in
number
of meets. P. W .
McCartney of
Dim Denver Country clnl
was rtin-
ner-up to (
T. Jal'fay In Ci'iii
Mcl.auKhlin of th
I'ikevvood
A.
"Inn or iienvcr was riiinie,-",.
J. I. any in un dud ". i.
Held
Wjis runner-up lo von r.nu
In 11121.
ij.th lilrthdays.
11. 1. IliKersoll of the llroad moor
cluh. Is chiilnnan ol the lotirna
tiifnt committee this year,
Mad Hull Leads
Rival Nine Miles
IIKNIIOW ItKStHtT, Cab. June
IS (AC) HeuchlPK ''' 1Oghl
nine miles in ad- :-,nce of his p-are!
rivals. Mad Hull. Karook Indian
leading in Hie 4s0-uiib' marathon
from San l-'ninrlseo to Urants Pass,
Ore, was resting here early today
while Chochee and Meltka, uuis,
Ilfl and 3rd places, respectively
were keeping up (heir steady pace
no! tltwa nl.
lu nbow Kesott Is V 10 miles from
1'nn I'm nclsco. Mad Pull covered
the distance between here and Wil
ms, about 73 miles, In -4 boms.
The time limit for completion of
ihe marathon Is 15 .lays, but should
Mad Hull hold up nt his pres-ul
nutt, he should reach Urants I'as
In about S days.
.laninn the third Kunt enlrant,
was taken to Coolhtt:
Park, south ,
of lwrc. tor a inedtcnl exautliuituui.
His feel are badly bli.-lered. Il he
is pronounced fit. be will resume
the race Mom Clovetdalc, itppri
ouilely two diiys behind Hie pad;.
SI IUK1 H 1 r " MAVS
WASHINCi"rtN -Sonic ot the
M.tialors arc unite stirred up oer
news that Mr. Coolide has bpen
catching trout Willi woims. Mr,
tiornh thinks tho trout must hvc
been catfish, und It they were
trout they were imbeciles. Mr.
Heed of MlMtourl opines that any
trout that will lie ut the bottom of
4 iaka and bitn a worm Is deccn.
crate.
TO TEACH SUMMER SCHOOL
! -
..Cy 7 I ' J V.4
Hill lluw.viiril, liiii'l lcfl, (')tplliin diihn J. Mclvwaii,
Hilly llcliiliurl In cln lc. II
Athletic School
At University
To Start Monday
CN1 VKKKITV OF () It TIOflN,
Kutfene, June IS (Special) Tho
annual summer school of athlc.lic,
enachiuk: will open on tile I'nlyer
'y m ...M't'K'Mi . campus, June 20 ,
and will continue for two weeks,
under supervision of Virgil 1). Karl,
director of athletics. Captain John
.1. McKwan, Oregon football coach,
will Kive a course in football coach
ing Hilly Heinhart, hasebull and
basketball mentor at the university, (
will in.slrnct Ihi'se courses, while,
HIM Itayward. veteran track coach,
wilt K'ive a course jn t ruining of
t rack men.
Captain John .1. McKwan, lie.
fore roinlni; lo Oregon in lltjfi,
was head coach, fur three years ut
West I'oinl. ami before 1 hat was
line coach for live yeuis at the
army school, lie played four years
Ilt Wchi 1'uiiit and one at Minne-
sola. White a member of one of
the cadet teams, McKwan was
named all-Ainericail center by Hie
, late Walter Camp, lie is a form
er metnher of the national football
' rub s rommittce.
! Hilly Iteinhail has hail consider
able experience tn bask el ball and
hast ball coaching. In I'll'; and
i!J7 the Oregon basketball teams.
'under Keinharl, won the northern
sect ion championship. Iteinhart
now is managing ihe Kngeno town
.baseball team uhicb is topping the
j Pot tlund-Vattey league.
Hill Havward needs no lutroduc-
lion. I 'or L'li years he ha bet-n
t rack coach at Oregon. In .that
time the Wehfoots has carried
away 11! northuest and otic coast
I conference championship. llay
, ward has beeti a member of Ihe
, coaching Mutt of Hie I'nited Stutes
j Olympic team three times and han
h,
I !:' s.
IMBLER
PERSONALS
j IMIM.KIt (Sped,,!) 1'rayer
, no-ei tims are held in the union
i hall iveiy Thursday evening.
Mrs, John l.toyd and -Mrs, lleorge
Mai.shall and children went to Vn
j dteton l-'riday.
! Mis. A if Pehrns and liaby vis
itcd at the honii' of her mother,
Mr- I Mi l.lllrcal, last Friday af
i tei noon.
( Mrs. ImIi Uttreal and Mrs, Jim
; WiM- altemled th.- Sumtuervllle
jcadns Aid last Thursday at the
hoiui of Mrs. Anna Parks,
j Mis, (Iran! Tinker, Miss va Pan
man aiiil Mirs (tail Tucker went to
I l a Urande last Thursday. Miss
Tucker had her tonsils and adnoids
I'imii.H ed.
Miss I.vdia cleaver returned
home l'Yblay morning. She has
been attending school at Ashland,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Welch visited
at the U ebbs' homo Kriday. They
reported Mr. Hobb-i very low.
Mr. and Mia IMivcr Perln and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Nodlne called
ailed on Mr. Williatn Iloidvs t
sunimervtli la-t Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. It. Voetsberit was taken
to Hot Paki' Inst Tuesday ewnlng
for treatment. Her husband ac
companied her ther,
John Uirchfteld was tn a
Gran it a last Friday,
i-ilit, and
Pendleton Man
I . Wins Two Medals
T'OH'I I.ANIl. Ore. June IS (AC)
' the $l,uuu (layton rod and k
on
Klin
club medal and the Mull noma h
rod and kuii club medal valued
at ll.uno in the first day of the
forty-third a initial tournament of
the sport sin (us' a ttsocia t inn of t lie
northwest yesterday. More t hall
tilt t ra pshoctetM pai Mr i paled. Han
sel broke HHP straight tnrnets in
the Hayton event shoot-off with
six competitors and J.'i consecutive
bllils In the Nlioot-otf with Seth
Milter to win the Mullmmiah
medal.
Clnmlc C. Pratt went I'Kbmu and
he nrer n il a motpiito bile, mil
oh, boy. how he did pull out Ihe
HMil Caught l-l perch In L1 1 ,
hours. ilidii'l know whel bci
Ihcrc nils any limit mi Hum oi
not. I bought imi b.' there wa -i, '
ami so I iiiit. ;i -iirc i (be
limit how they bile. We got back
tn lime tbl mtHii'u.'v ii o(en up
the office and start selling lum- '
iM'i' nnd we hit gel line rcad t
slai t nu i- dully talk on Monarch
I 'Mb $ Pure Paint. Mot un old '
gentleman mi the street la-d niuhl
n.i I was '-isrthiii ui ru m fall
ing (i-ip and he -aid. "Mr. Pratt.!
I hud never iim d any paint im c
I was a oung man unUI I helped
paint tl Iioiim' the Ml her day with
MiMiuivh und It is jiiM like the'
paint I ummI to ii sc whtn I was a
lMky. 1 waul oo to tell the ps
ple fur me tint t Monarch Paint '
spremls well nnd looks well." I
could not begin to (ell you fust
Ihhv many rivon iIimhs e have1
sold this spi lirt; but on (be rush
and carry plan, svrci n doors stiic
have hi'iii walking out. We are
juM it bout ready to n'eeHe ti-u
more barrel- of pur-e liiiNi-d oil.
Ibis will make ;il stm-e I be spin;
(Wlhit bu-lni -SJ. opt net I up. There
are mily about Cil bin n k in a
small iiu-luad. If hwiks bkc for
im-m spring that w ill be the a
lo oiiler a i-mhnl.
There Is a man here w nil in
for a it ill of ItnhbenOil Paper.
He stajids licce iilt his (lmiiib
In his is with asmilr of pnvs-IHt-ity
on Ids tav and he looks
like lie o ii ti b t to know snine
thing'4. Pn; TthM soincliines
don i always tell ii tie sbn ics.
(.oml-htc, t lv ercr; iood-he. j
HuhlNMold Pniier. i
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co. I
Wi s. ll lr ash
"The Iixr Man's Friend' I
Vcar Foniidry. Vhono Main 2tH ,
No buniUy lliifinowa
mL
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The National HrouitcuHlInK r-om-pany
pi'oKi'nm Hunday nltil from it
until 10 will be the tiible .stuiy,
"The Handwriting on ih Wa II,"
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1 KtI. K(!V, KI-'oA, KO.Mli 'and
K I IQ.
Ki lo la k land, 7 : 35, , church
.servlc.
Kl'l I,om AnKfles,. 7. nr,:mi re
cital; MK orcbeNirii miiHlc.
Kl'OSaii l''ranci.crt, X;a.' to 10,
concert orchestra,
KOMO Seattle. H to 9, rhitrch
service.
KCW ' I'nrlluml. 7:30. church
.-ter vices; 1 to II, orchentra.
K HQ Spokane, 7: .'Hi, ,. church
service; it tu in, prorain,
KOIN I'urlland, 7:rH, church
services; !i, eunoerl of sacred and
classical mimic; to to 11, music.
K.lli Seattle. 7:4n. orau recit
al; X, church Kervicetn; t : HO to 11,
i;tmiin iM'rturam.
KIOX t'oiiland. H lo U, piano
i-oiicerl ; !l to U:Ht, rellhius lec
t are.
K ( J A Spokane, 7:50 to X. h.ise-
iiiill Hi iires; S in lean, church serv
I ices.
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The National Hroadcasting com
pany profraui Monday nihl from
S imlil !l will be the pp wciifatinn of
the opeia "Kaust."
K(iu Oakland. fl:55 to 7:30.
news, baseball, weather and mar
l:ct; !l to tcL'0, laiok chats.
KHW I'ortlaud, 7:4fi, travel
talk: it, musical program; Hi to r
.(Niir-i. innsiie
Kll -l.tts Angeles. ti;30, male
niiarlct; 7, musi' box hour; 0, Mm--ical
prouram; 10, trio.
KhiA Sen I tie, ii:-.'.. hongs;
7:15. news; 7:3u, talk; II to !t:3ti,
pioiini in.
KI'O San Kranchiro, il:30 lo 7.
orchestra : 7 t 7 : .'to, concert oj -che.stra;
S to H, studio program: 10
1 1 1 2, va riety hour.
KI'XHI.os Angeles, 7, musical
program ; 7 : 3d, insi ru menial pro
gram; .v. orchestra; U to Hi, pro
U'am; la, luit-sical program; 11 to
I L dance orchestra.
K.I It Seattle. i:3o, orchestra;
S. studio program; 10, time sig
nals. K HQ Spnka hp, f! to 7, nrchen.
t ra ; : ;io to I 0, orga n coia'cri ;
t 0 : IIO io 1 , dune p music.
KOIN Portland. concert; 7.
program : 7: J5, police bulletins;
7:30, children's program; X, studio
jproftram: 10 to 11:30, dance music,
! KOWW Walla Walla, i:;0, kIu
idio program; 10 to 12, dance or
chestra. j KO.MO Seattle, 11:30 to H, mtl
Isical program: II to 1U:30, musical
jprngpiim; ia:30, laic ntws; 10:45 to
1 1 2, musical in-ogram. "
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point Llectnc Range. Our great Special Offer lasts onlv a sliort time
onger. I his is an unusual opportunity to get one or these time and
labor-saving ranges. 'Come in and let us tell vou more about this
Special Oner.
Eastern Oregon
Light & Power Co.
Blue, Gray Fades j
Into Khaki at !
Soldiers' Home
I.KAVKNWOnTIl, Knn. AP)
lilim and wray uniforms of the
Civil wttr ure fast fadinK Into khaki
at the national mo Idlers' home nwar
liere, and not many years henct'
thore will be mi tins to recount
vivid stories of Hherman's march to
t he sen or of the 'nil federal e
(sweep up the I'otomnn.
I Ten ymii-H ni?o ther were 3Si!
Civil war veteran cured for M III
I home, CU3 'Spanish -American. 201
, liifliai'i campalKiiers ami provisional
Jurmy men, and sevin Mexican war
(veterans.
In IH'JII only U'SI Civil war vet
erans wr cared fur. while 1 47S
Spanish -A in erica n war vei er.inn
and 121 it W'orhl war veterans re
, ceived aiientiun.
The propurilon of Civil war men
f is fast decllninK and when the
Ktizzled veterans of '01 gather on
jibe broad lawn uf Die home to talk
over the stlrriliK events of thowe
stirring times they encounter alien
; references lo San Juan Hill. Itel
, lean Wood .r the ArKtume.
15011 poems, about n young man
who has caused the newspapers
of tho I'nited State to use L'fi.iiotl
tons more paper than usual in the
last few weeks at a coat of $1,500,
oiio, the New; York Times dis
plays a letter hy Hendrlk Van
Loonk.
"Cunnot Koine one pluck that tir
ed kid out of his bus ami take him
to a farm und let. him sleep for a
couple of weeks? Never have I
seen anything w hopelessly tired
as courageously tired it not her
t hree days of t ht.s and reflected
glory sounds will chase him lo his
death."
White Lead and Linseed Oil Is the
Base of All Good Paint
McMURTY'S Pure Paint contains more
white lead and more linseed oil than any paint
sold in Oregon. The price is not more. Me
Murty's Pure Paint weighs 20 pounds to the
gallon.
Sold By
Bugg Paint Co.
Quality Paints Since 1S97
Limited
Offer!
On
a
Automatic
Electric
Range
ONLY
D
During this sale, during the month of June only,
we will give FREE
ONE NINE-INCH G.-E. WHIZ I AN
with each Hotpoint Range purchased.
A splendid premiumThis ?10.o0 G.-E. Whiz Fan
Your kitchen cool with a Hotpoint Range.
Any room in the house cool with a
Nine-Inch G.-E. Whiz Fan
"COOK WITH ELECTRICITY"
I . N- '.
Exceptional?
, Yes!
Oeiuiine (Jold Seal
Ccntfoleuin Riirs
sii. un.;
i:crv (Ine I'eii'ii-I
$7.95
You have still time
to take advantage of
this offer, hut re
in em her, the. quantity
is limited.
Choose yours now !
Can
Furniture Co.
Complete 1 ome
rimiisliM':4
V
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lomf out
of At. KITCHEN
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