La Grande evening observer., July 02, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

Paee Two
Saturday, July 2, 11)27
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
PRETTY CRETONNES
For summer drapes and furniture slip covers.
Many new patterns now.
Dependable
Values
Hill';
Dependable
Quality
SPORT NEWS
SENATORS GAIN 'Portland Takes
ON YANKEE PACK! Another One On
The Nose, 5 to 4
Washington Wins Eighth'
Straight; Clutch Sec- i
, ond Place Tightly I
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I'ittsbtlrK ...
Ml. Louis ...
rMriigo
Niw York
Hrookl)-n ...
Milladejphla
Hoston .
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MMlAV'S I'KOIJHAM
Tin National liroaili'imt IliK I'Onl
l.uriy fjioKraio Ktiinluy niKhl rroin
10 In uiii If th.- J i 1 . 1 1 . . 1 1 drama
.John lilt' liutiilxl nn.1 Salonlo."
i liruii.liiisl iv. r Kl'il. Kill). KI'l.
! K!W, KI'HA. KOMI). Klly.
1 KIJII Oakland i:ls4.4Ml-7Silkc)
7::ff, to I'l ('.il.yloi'iui) rlitlivh
vlro.
KI'l- I. on AiiKi'l'S I 4 'I V Ti m - II 4 'I -he)
H, rhiHli' llotii; IK, nn li. sl rn.
KI'l) -San l-'i a ni'lHf'O H22.:iln-
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: lo ! I'onc'-rl. Ii.'iiv.-r hand.
KOIN I'ortland I :i 1 !ini-!'4nU') '
T : rn rhrimian Sri. iM'f rtiunh ht
vle.'. !i. Ma'-Kil, clasHa-nl iinmlc.
K.IK- .'-at lit- CHS.'Jm-Ninikcl fl.
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hIihIIo i-onei'il.
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Mi to II, l'lihlU' .S.-rvleo llllli' Nyin-pholiy.
KUij - Spoliall.- (:nii.2in-Mlllii') j
7 : :i'i. I ntiri'li oi I ih- i i hi ii
!i lo ll I USA pruKraiii.
CASHING IN ON OPEN TITLE
rvice.s; ,
AMFHK AN I.I Af.l II
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New Tork ..,
Washington
Chicago
Detroit ...
Philadelphia
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liy Asto-iatl I'ress
i Sensational npurts have thrust
the Bennlors and Tigers forward
us possibilities for stopping tin!
sw-eplnjc stride of the Yankees
lowurd tli American Icaguo pen
nunt goal,
Washington sent Connie Mark's
Athletics founder-In aea'n yeslm
dny on Hadli-y, a recruit pltctifr,
yi id' d only threft hits for a 2 (o I
d'clion. it wan the eighth
stralKht triumph for Iturky lilir
rlM' uKKrPKatlon, now miugiy fixed
in jwcond place.
lietrolt batmnen thumped four
li the AM lnlrd I'itvi
lliftliiK ii home run hud a ills-
,V,i- iiMrotjs cM".'rt on ivi Toiiilln, I'oiI-
hmd pitcher and nn;.ke-elmrmer,
; tor uiier Mh ciifiiit blow )iad tied
jV, th coimt at 4-all, he allowed Sjic
714 ranit-nto to wori' the wtnuiniif run
rlt;7 'off his delivery in the einlilh inn
" UiK- w' Kavc Ihe Holons
.58 ' ! :t-' '"ild In thH serleH. Halterins:
,r.22 Hachiic. and Koelih-r; 1. I-'ren'1!),
.4ix 'I'O'ulin and Yelle.
,4l!4 ( A wild Heventh innluK rally that
.221 j netted hIx runs enabled the SeaiH
to iiowe out Los AiiK'les !l-X, Hut
) lerii's; Weiitherwliy, J'eterw and
Walby; Kun, MiillH, (leary, Mar
tin, Turpi!) and Hego.
Mickey Heitih, Tiollywood flrnt
nucker, broke up a splendid pitch
ing duel between Mill La.sley, MiH
h on roo Ic (, n n d l-'ra n k She! le n -bach,
Hp 1 1 tut 1 1 artlHt. when he
homed In t h i IumL or (lie ninth
with one man on to kW( the-.Stars
a 4-2 victory. Hatterles: ,usley
iind Walters, Whitney; Shellenl)ach
ami Murphy.
1'layiriK at ancouver, Oakland
even
MONDAY'S IMtlM.'ltMS
The National MroadcatMiK com
pany proKrain for Monday niKht 1
from S to : will b- a July Fourth ,
c.-lebiatlon program.
KOO tt to !t:JM, book cbatN.
KCi A H to U, Hlmlio piOKiam.
KOWW Walla Walla ( 2r..:tm-
luuokc) Hrlln, Htudio pt'OKiani; 1" ;
lo 1 1, oi'chfst ra.
K.'I i, xouk recital; 1 a, pro-
Mm.. V'w. :(
Shoes Sell For
$1000 In Paris
j I'AIMH ( A F)-ltnmor that nil
. exeiuslve hoe d .siifm-r rect-ni ty
i nold a pair nf shoes for Jfj.n-to
i frunrH or $ I.imio ;h t raUMiii,,'
j mi i tiea Ih of ttst onlh rin nt in Hie
i dri-Ks world.
i i Ii? sIioi h, f-ald t o have - n
, piirohuMed lor a for-iim Hi. nf, had
! heels ot real (fot.l wilii a i h li en-
I eriiMtalion of m-mi-pierloos lon. i
( 1-arU .(jiiotm (ih an the hlite.
) pi Ice pani lor .shm-.s w ithout pre
: ' iuus atom on I hern.
n:i
iinsTs r ( Hit (.tt
Have The New (
ORTIIOPHONIC; VICTOR RECORDS f J
Can Furniture Co. ,
Complete Home Furnishei-s
WO.M
i"l!i:siin:s
ON I'MXAI,
l!OM!l
10 to
gram.
K(iW-9, V'Mutian hour
i 2, dance muHtc.
KOIN S to !), sludlo prOKiitm!
1 ii to 1 1 :8a, dance band.
!i to la. sludlo program;
in to 12; variety program.
HO -H::i to tu. oran concert.
KOA 7:1.1 l palmitic music.
ELGIN PERSONALS
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THCT (927 .
OPEN.
f'MirAf.'O (Al'j liec'dalh.its
from giiffn Marie of : umania a re
on their way l. ( 'hicicoa who
iiad a share In her t-n I erta i ihiumii
il the I'llilnd Stale.-. Sm-ielV
l minor has it iliat one of l he awards
is foi- .Mrs. Ira .N't-Non .Mums, .,ile
nf the former A m erica n iiiiiii?-ier
t tbt Halkans.
Mrs. Morris ami her liusbanil m -i
romp-hied the men on her A m.-ri
can lour last autumn. Mrs. Mm-h-I
is Written a book, "(in To.ir Wi'b
".lieHii Marie." for the benefit of
, me Huiu.-iliiali lied Cro.-s.
l Arthur Meeker, ('hiiano social
: leader and nun of tueen M a i ie -f a -I -(
visers on her lour, also is reported
to hi- slaled for a decoration.
in charitable work. Jmth hrrn.
IcaMues on the hoard nr mr.
i:itsmfi kavi.s orflfj
(iUAI'TOM, N. It. To OenraI
LINCOLN, Neli. (AP) A woman j
I I - ..1...,......! I th.i llCMI o
ihe I.n t;e:u single adicy of . t a I ' 'ersh inj, wlio has heen touring
K'Vernmeii! in ehraUa . While Mountains, wilt b due
1 Mrs fit-He A. ilirsH of Omaha 1 hau ks lor savintf a llfri ( Ksther
Jbecanie chairman of the board of i i llffonl, la, viclini of a pftcultar
icoiurol on Julv 1, takiim chaise oi accident lives. HIir wum In a Cloned
the yov.-rnmeiital branch which op-(car 1 hat turned out.1 rop passing
crates 17 peu:i! and charitable in- , horseback rbh-rs.
siltiiliotis "f the (.ie
dis
burses f.'Luuti.lHHi annually
First of her se to b
board. .Mr. Hit-s has s.
it since l!i:':f. Piior to
A sione crashed
throtiKh 'lie window of the far
and picrcd her jugular vHn,
ad th" (bneral I'ersblnff administered
rved on first aid and sent the eirl In his
her up-1 car to the hospital at Newport,
polntMient she had lo;:;- liei-n act i
N. 11.
misfi m ;i:is iuxic
l'AULS - ItCHides n hand propel
; b'd diriKlblc which n,iv in 1 "s:i
ami a r.-.l jlk paracliute in which
-Mile. Poiifvfn dropped from a bal
loon in 1 sr.!. the only relic of
, NoriKefi.s.-r and oli is to tie placed
i in th; KOverntnent'H aeronautical
i milKem. The relic is lh. himlinir
, KVar Ihc livl.'ilnrtl il rim ru. nln-n I
startlntf for New York.
of much interest to the people of
Klrln.
Mr; and Mrs. Oleic Yonnj'-. of
I a will, came to Kljfin W dn s
!ay. They are tfnintf l visit Mrs.
V OiiiiK's pu rents. M r. and M vs.
" fic.-b Oaron. until after the 4th.
K Li: I N (Special I The buy
scouts, or LlKin, held th(r reii
lur rn'-'tiuK Tmslay fv.-niiiK m
the city park. S. v.'ial boys aasi-d
different tests. Fach boy was to
tak an old tire which was used
to make a bonfire. They ure plan-
1 up the. Kt-rlcn with SeuttleiniiiK on makiiiK an overnight trip
Tommy Armour, who was crowned 1027 open juolf champion
rec'-nlly ;il Ofikmoiit. is now fufdniitf on his new title. Arm
our is i-aid to have accepted contracts callins; for more than $"(',
mill for the use of bis name ami exhibition matches. The tide
will net him more l ha n any other wearer jraiin'd from !l, epertM'
Cleveland pitchers for 17 hits lor Omild and Itead;
by winning 4-3. Hatterles: Sjinrks.
a 10 to & victory.
Sutherland and
Hrandl. (ii-iihain.
Jenkina
SAY
hltlTlSlI ACTItFSS
NOT .OOl FILM
TYPI-
, (icl-.rttf Tak Ij'Or
Lou UehrlK Kraldied the lead In
Ids home, run marathon with Hahe
Ituth by whnekliiK No. 20 as the l,f)NluiN (AP) Krlilhh critic
Yank buiuped the lied Sox off who are t rylnn to discover why
attain to the tutui of 7 to 4. Km land has produced so few woni-
. Tho Urowns stopped a five- en film siars say t heir ad resnc
gallic losing atn'tch by slugKingr lack the necewsary sense of ailvei
ttiree Whltu Sox pllehers for IS tur and pluck.
hiiJUWUKMMV-J 4, to ,;iv''r'11,',Ji M"HJ... I?1' 1 Ll." v""m'p'' I-"ndtn
t'niinon tui"d'lii,"vvor!aWa'flT
plon CurdinftlM down with five hltn In the films, but the out wi audi ng
ini tho Pubs took llm opener of a Hritlsh motion picture actre.ises
wrlefc in Phlcago fl to 2. admittedly rf few. ,
, ' JMraU-s Wallop HN I Home Mrlilsh producers say Kng-j
Th. i'iri,-u took thn Hds into Hb types do not photograph weil.j
camp 6 to 1 und Increased their
hold on tint li'ngiio, lead to one and
one-half gatm n.
ATler giving Huzzy Vance the
lend five times at Philadelphia, thn
lirooklyn lloblns saw the gamo
filtered away In the ninth when a
batting awMiult gave the Phillies a
7 to 6 victory.
, Mann's timely pinch single drovo
In two runners In the. ninth to
give the Hrnves a 7 to fi triumph In
the flrnt game of a double bill with
the Giants. The New Yorkers an
nexed the nightcap by 4 to L
The actresses blame the situation
poor direct Inn and iliisal Isfac
V teehiihue of photography.
ASK ft PAHIM (Ot II.
Toil WOMFN IMX.It !;
FA It 1 H (AP) Police women may
soon hft seen In Kranee if the plea
of Mine. Avrll do Sainte-Croix, one
of Die lefldlliK feminists of 1 he
cimntry Is granted by the pat Is
municipal council.
In the faro of two unfavorable
officlftl reports made in lfi4 m the
appointment of women as police
officers, Madame de Haime Ci4.i
asked that fi hotly of women anvil-laric-s
lm iippolnted for spu-hil de
tail In women s and children s
work.
! IdLAFS l:tf YFAHS OLD
STUA'I'FOKO, Conn. lAI'l A
lone Mine hedge which may well
have been the lumber of most of
the lilacs of Oils cotinlry was cut
down here lecenlly by a newcomer
wlln saw possibilities nf profit in a
corner lot. Kvery spring It was a
place oi bloom and frn g ranee.
Shoots had hern carried away from
It fur more than a hundred years.
iteseuri'h In town history showed
Hint ihe hcd;c was planted in OHm;
by ihe liev. Samuel .lohuson, who
brought the shoots from his na
tive lown of OulMotd, Conn. In Ihe.
:','ll years of its exInteneM the hedge
bail Mttaiued a beieht of more than
Hi m teet , despite Die yearly cut-Uti);s.
to Cabin cie.-K in a leu wc'-us.
few of the boys have already i
dered their scout suits.
Will Kysdam was a La Oramb
isitor Wednesday.
Thft.ltov. K. A. Pollock, Mrs, W.
,(7 I trow ii, Jean Oeiihnm und l.tl
citc and Fllzahe! h I'olloi'k w civ
business visHors in La (ii a tide
Wednesday.
.lcs.se Hn shcnis, of La (iramh ,
was at KIgiti on business Tuesday.
Hubert S as was a La OnunJe
visitor Wednesilay.
1 Charlie Hill, of Telocasi-I. was
at Klgln Sunday. Mr. Hill at-i
tended the Hug reunion, w hich j
was given al the Knights of PytJi.'
las halt. j
Katie Hudson, of Alieel. visited1
at the hemic of Mr. and Mrs. L. F.
Hill Sunday.
Mr. l 'on hey, of Mlnum, went
(iramle, ntMnded 1 hp Hug reunion of Flora, took her ami h-r chil
Hunday. j dreu, liny and Muriel, lo Flora.
Mis Mamie Alexander, of Laj .lohn Crnlltshank was at Miriam
Grande, spent Sunday i.-dllnj; herlon business 'i'lusuay.
parents at FlKm. j i MV Vlcoson were
Soon- of the members of thej... ,.(iww;it;a Wednesday. fhey
' were aecompanled by Fianl; Itob-
W. c. T. F. met at the horn
r.iiiih iwiapion ne(in.-s.iayj lMfi0 ;,nd Jay Johns.
uated for the flood sufferers. They ,
reported a large supply of cloth
ing. alt hmigh most of It w ah to
women l-'red UuU Is at Wall
DANCE!
Al i:nuli' Hull
i:vi:iiv sat i iin.vv
niwl
MOMIAV NKill'IS
Ailm. r.llr l.adli s I i
IT ISN'T A HOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE
j5
SOMEONE had the bright
idea to get up an impromptu
picnic. . " " ,
"Call up Frank," said Helen,
"he'll want to go." 1 :
"We can't get him, though,"
replied Charley. "He haen't a
Telephone."
Too bad! Frank is a fine
chap, and he does like picnics!.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
' AND YOU CAN HAVE ONE FOR A tKW CENT A DATI
I iee P.een. w ho has bei-n work-
! ing at Pow wat ha, retui m-d home .
j Wednesday. j
help-
Mrs, Friiiua Scott, of I -a (1 ramie, j
was at Llgm Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Itiggs, of Stimmer
vllle, was an lllgin vlyltor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wltly wen
business visituis in Ui -Orande!
Saturday. I
Mrs. W. F. Hue. Mrs. Mali. I '
ad's house.
Hoy Nicoson
busirn-ss l-'ri-
ing build Olen Slier
Alec Young am)
wee.- al Mi nam on
day.
The gnddi-s.H. of liberty contest
came lo a (done last night with
Flora Wiekens In the had. After
the first rnnotineeinent of the
hi: M1J.S ILXZOItSl
Ni;w YtiltK A long, flowing,
carefully combed board adorns Or,
P. It. Fruehiioh. of Ulriniughum,
Kngland. When he arrived on the
Maiiretania news gatherers asked
his business. " sell safety razor
blades," be explained.
t h rough i:tgin Wednestiay.
Mr. and Mrs. I-;. K. Arant. of
Freettiiter. were at Flgin the lbs!
of t he w erk. M t . A rant will be
the principal ol the Flchi school
this next year. Tln-v will mon
here about the first of August.
A dinner was served at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hex Itoii-b-t
Tuesilay evening. The gue:ds
present were Mr. and Mrs. (irorKc
ttordon und baby. William Itoulet,
Mrs. (Irnff and daughter, Haehei.
Pelle Tracy and Albert Koulet.
Mr. and Mis. Claude Holbtook,
of t .a Orande, visited relatives a I
Klgln Monday. They attended th"
Hug reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McDonald,
ot La Oramb'. weie at l-ilgln Sun
da. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hug are the
proud parents of a se n and one
half pound baity girl, born t
them in La Orande June L'S.
Dr. and Mrs. Mayvllte, of La
Hindshudler ami Mrs
and family attended the
meeting al Starltey Saturday.
j Airs, i.itiel -Mcoson. who lias
. teen Mirk in La (iramle, spent
I i-'al iirilay nlKhl at the home of
.Mrs. Fred Hull, of Klgln. On
Hernal Hug! caudbhit"s, th
gning
Sunday her fat lm
Mr
Han:. on.
reuialnder of the
girls of the Senior class were add
ed Luella Witty, Kutherlne Smith,
Marjoiic lliissears and Veok- H"f.i
- the hitler's name being taken
off the list because of her mar
riage The contest has been going
on for over a v. eel; and has been
AL'S BIG STICK
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Travil in our
Modem Chair-Car Stages!
Loavo
I.a Grande for Jusi'ph
La Grande for Baker, la.isu
La Grande for Maker only
La Grande fur Pendleton
(Ooimeclloi.-i 111 I'lMHll.Ioil f,
9:00 a. m.
Or'jr.a. in.
11:110 a. m.
1 :00 p. ui.
112:2.1 p. in.
1:H0 p. in.
i:.t) p. in.
.11111 u niul I'uki'ii)
Leave La Gran
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Hound trip 16.00
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WALLOWA LAKE
WONDERLAND
Spend the Week-End At
Wallowa Lake
Carnival for the Young Folks
Motor Boats, Row Boats, Saddle Horses.
Dancing Saturday, Sunday, Monday
Frolic Starts Sunday
At 8 P. M.
Music By
ROBINSON'S VARSITY VAGABONDS
Penland Bros. Transfer Company
You do not have to crate your furniture when moving in j
our Padded Van. We have pads for all kinds of furniture.
'Sf ro . EX
Let us give you a price on moving your goods.;
PENDLETON, ORE. PHONE 339
Ni.l imly lu ).,.lll,- ,,.a Al
Siiiilh wi.lil :i K ui,,l ,in,l
Klli'k fur li is an t-qually r.ir
ml.l:tiil riBiirp mi tli K,,ir llnk.
Von e him Hit. tei'ing off whllfl
Miu-vinic a hnof v.u-.nlnn hi
Vim Sulphur KprliiKi, V. V.i.
food," says Welister, "is thatS
J&jfff which supplies nutrinient." -alra '
But had the old hoy ever cat- Mf0 i
Ml B en at The Lavender, he'd have tat ,
a put out an extniedition to com-
M lavender U I
JB Sonimer Hotel Bldg. Btis !
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ANNOUNCING
Sherry's Theatre Under New
Management Closed For
Remodeling P7aci For
(h and Opening and New Name
F. A. GREULICH
Manager