Tuesday, July !, 1!)27
Pape Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
I
PRETTY CRETONNES
For summer drapes and furniture slip covers.
Many new patterns now.
Dependable
Values
Hill';
SPORT NEWS,
SOLONS SUFFER ;
IN METROPOLIS,
Yanks Deliver 2 Crush
ing Defeats to Washing- J
ton Gehrig Homes
Vnllmuil Ix-num-
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1'illnliUrK 4-
Clili'liKO 27
', Ht. l-oulil ' .I'J 3H
Nw York It ii
Hrooklya 3f. a
-1 HoMon .- in :i7
v )'hlladlphla it 4::
. Cincinnati- 27 4':
, AuHThnri Jimuin
W. I..
- Jw Tork r.3 21
1 - Wahlntot 31
'hlOBo - "t 3!.
. f, IMtrolt - ' 32
- , I'hlladelphlft 3 3f.
1 Cleveland . 34 4H
HI. LuUi 2 41
ltoMlg n . . . v I G -4
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Jijr llu At-xufUiuii rnK4
; ft wan fur fioni ft tuiftt untl Kit in
fntirtb )n the major Iw.kuch. Th
uAlilnjrlon ynmrn ranie t Now
York with u wlnnlitK Htrottk thiit
hud 0HrtlA to 1U KimifK ami
jmrtfd with n lunlnK tttrnnk f )wi
HhU a crowd of more than 71. '"nt
looked on at the nlmiphier. 'Dm
paid uttndnce of 72.C4 1 wji the
lurRMtt that ever wltn'nH(Ml u iifv-
ilucky HurrlH tpnm nuffi'rcd iwo
fxtrumttly h.id beating. loinK ihl
flrrt frntno, 1 and thp wnnnl
SI-l. .Lou IehrlK runnwicil for his
twentytwverith und iwcnty-ciKhi h
jiorn run of the HHon und is
now two upon Uahe Kulh.
The IWRton Kfd Box and th
I'hllfidelphlu Wiuknifn n)nk ol f
lroirnrid IomImk Ktit-ukn hy dlvld-'
liiK. lh A' wlnninK th firm, 1'.-',
after men runwruilvc heath. r.n,
and th lurid tiop ih Hcniml, niicr
lit Mrwlght reviTHt',
Whlif Hiii Ili'uti'ii
f'levnlund bi buck Ihi chicnfr't
WhIU Hox tutce. J-U, U-Ji. Tlic SI,.
I.oulu ItrowiiM and Ic(rolt hulvfri,
(he ItrownlHH (nklnn ih- firt H--I
and loHlni; th noxt n-H.
A crowd of ou.U'io wiitrlM'd
lMtthurK tihnko down lhi world'.;
rhiimpJoit Ht. I.ouIk ('urdliinlH twtrc,
7-L1 (nd 8-4, lty wlnntnj,' twice ihi
tutvnteni rvtalncd tlii'lr fr;iilc
hold oil flrnl place In Ihi- natluti it
lwmi4, w hi is thi oiii iiAhiiiK rhi-
f-HKo culm wip dropiilitK 'InciniutU
a to 1 In 10 InnliiKi and r-3.
Th New York (HntH won ihfnr
KM'ond dntihlfl hfaitt'r In two tiayn
by flourltiK Brooklyn 4-3 In 11 In
nlhtoa and 9-4. j
The ItoMtoti HrnveH nlunl two,
ir&mea at thu fXnti of I'tuluiU'!
phtu, S-4 and H-2. I
Hf ALI,1 S AMIU I IOV
MKW TOItK (A') Hlinded for
life In boyhood when playing wllh
dynnnilte cap, Augtistln I-'. Massa,
28, tum realized his ambition and
become a lawyer. He earned hit
way thiough t'llumblu by play'.ti
rlu ut iiimnifr ritutiHement pail.H
at 6 and 10 cents a game and by
giving hlii blood for t in nsf uvlo i.
Ho developed bin memory no thci
tiotb-Utklnir in cIuhs room hecain-uunece-iHafy.
IKV HAY LOOMS
RAPID CITY, H. 1 K A iimIhv
hirthdiiy will he Mr, t 'oolidki'n. A
cowboy hnml In to here nude him.
Among other number will ho
Yank(M) Doodle Hoy, Imili nil (h
Fourth of July.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
Travil in our
MoJcra Chair-Cur Stages!
Leave,
La Grande for Joseph
Grande for Haloi linisc
La Grande for linker only
Ia Grande for Pendleton
(ConnMHIiiK ut I'l.nitii-tiMi r,,
l eave I. a Oramle.
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $ 16.00
Dependable
Quality
Portland Wins
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,t;!ri.
Hull Km in-lfru
X'-iitTI
Slrcr .illllMlf l
I'mlliim!
.Minimi
I.oh AlitJi-lfti
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41 Mi
4'J 4
41, 1.4
12 r.;;
41 5 7 .4 IX
II) llll-
I'lillljiliil liil
mm'IiiI,-,! I'rfwM
Ml anil urii-ii til
Utkf II pi;i
r fiuiii Kair.-t nitwit u. H-4
inn) In-;;. 'I'hp Iti-iivi-rn iiiii;iki'i1 29
. I,li.i.. in Ihi iloulili- IiciiIit. while
! UK- S..oiik I'tiiilil iln nidi' with -ith-!
it HiiIii-!, nr 'rutiillii. Hatti-rii'i,:
FliM irani- Vliii-I ;tml Kiihl(r;
Ihuhi'K ami Kiwln-r: nwnnil i:;im
Ki-aliiiM, 10. Shn iiinl Klil,r;
Tftuilin and Klwh'f.
H.j it Krain;iKc rllrnhMl to wli h
in L' 4 anit'H of the U-aim Ih;hI1iik
uiikM by drawlfiK ;unl winnliiff from
1..M AnflHK In a doiiblf bill. The
iiHminn Kairir h:im i.ilb-d In tbf
nintti vlih ihc wnrc at fi-ti. Thi
n"i ond anii' watt won by the Seoln
ItnltHrieH flit naii4: I'lercy
and Sitndbi'i'K: Unary and ltfK".
Hi-fond unirif: Wrlht, Vpathfrly
sunt llanniib, ShihIImtk; Tiirpln and
K.i;o.
Kpllls Hill
Ilollywoi.d and thf .MIrhIoiim Hidtt
a double bill, th HIIh cot mini; th
fliwt tJiine, r-3, in iu InninKH and
i h nit: hif-at olnK to Hollywood
t-2. r.aKftl'-ri fiiHt Kuril': tloIlltiK,
lU'Ufft, JikIcv and Wnltrx; flul
vcv and .Murpliy. Hffond Koine:
I 'I I If tic. and Whitney; J-'iillei'ion
and Akihw.
Tbf vaunted Oakland dtt'biiK
Mlaff failed to funi-tiou wll ftioiiKh
and Seattle pulleil two tImhh KaincH
from ihi flrfl by Hf orew of .1-1 and
ItuttfilfM fliHt (,'anio: t'oopfi
and li'iol; KnlKbl ami Horrconl.
Hei'ond iiine: Hasty anil lled ;
li.ih.ini and JnikltiN
Construction Of
Railroad To Be
Rushed, Report
I'OrtTJ.ANn. Ore., .Titty & (AD
Work of building the 4b inll- H of
new railroad iieresKiry for tin1
completion of the Hend-Klamath
I'aliH extension or Hie fireut North
ern will In- prettied, Haid llalph
Hmld. preHident of tho tJreat
Norttiern, who left here yesterday
tor Hend.
In company with O. JenUn,
vice president of the Great North
ern In cbuige of operation; A. J,
Wltcbell, chief engineer og the
Spokane. I'ortlund und Seattle and
the Oregon Trunk; and Kenneth
II n user, of the HaiiNer Hrolher
i 'on mi ruction company. Preside nt
Hmld today was to Inspect the
Shevlln- Hixou loKKlug railroad,
which the (treat Northern recently
acquired as part of the extension.
The officials also ure expected
to kii over (he survey rotn the end
of the lodging road to the junction
with the Southern Pacllh;
iiilbs H4iith of Pannlnu at f'hetnult,
which bus- been mdectei a.i the
point or connection.
Kenneth llnuser auld that ho far
us possible Oregon labor and Ore
gon materials will be used In tho
i n .'i r u i ' t i t it i of the new linen. I n
onhliilly it has been stated thill,
th.' construction work will cost
about $ I . T r 1 1 , The contract
9:00 a.m.
9:2.".n.m.
1 1 :00 a. in.
4 :00 p. nv.
12:25 p. in.
r::io p. in.
a :.10 p. m.
Wall WhIIh ami l-awol
RIGHT PUNCHES
MAY DECIDE GO
McTigiie's New Found
Wallop Pitted Against
Delaney's Right
Hr Alan J. C;oniit
AHoclati'.J )'ri Kporla Killlor)
I NCW i'OHK f Af If'K an
axiom of th.- rinx lo "liml with tin-li-ft."
out rlKlit iiiinitiiH nroliblily
will .l.-ilili- ihi- ni xl balil.- fur tin. j
IlKliI lii-avy'.M iKlit I ham nloimliin of (
ihi- world hi tui-i-n Jnfk Jii-kini-y
iitnl Mirhm l rniniln M-TIkh-. 'IV x 1
itlrliunl hus niulrhril tlii-tn for it
16-roniiil till- liout ut tin; Yunlci
HKiii'lliiru July 7.
i 'Ihi' vol. ran .Mr'liKHi-'n Ili-W-
fuiinii riKht wallop, tin- blow tlim
kiior-lo-d out 1'uul Ifirli-iihuih and
Knvi' Jink Khiirki-y a liuiiy tvi'tiiiiK.
will ilt(i..l UKiilnKl tin- "lUpllT
ilKhl" ol lii lmny. Hoth liavi. jwlft
, li lt jahfi. Itotli m-i turn, rl.-vor
' rliiKim ri who protialily will mim-'i-i,
moil nil thi-lr rraft In th quint for
r.hfl an on. niiiK tlitoiiKli util'li to ulioot
fijl 'In- "iTiishir."
r.lfi IMamy Htoififil Mi-TiKUi- Honn--r'l"
lhiitr ovi-r a yi-ar ao In tour
r,o;i rouiiilK nt Maillion Siiunri- (lanli-ii,
4''1! hut Ihi' uri-iiii Iiuvh Iii'i-ij railii-ally
4'':l hhlltnl Mlnii' linn. Tin- vi-m-ruJm-
Miki- forjiook lb- downward' rhntc
for a t-tihaijoniil om-lHtrU. In--lany
wi-nt on to win th- world'H
ItKht iavy wt-lKbt tiib- froin H-r-(riti.tch
but Nkbldi'd info Jimmy
Malmif y at tbi- Dunli n lat J-'rlj-rnary,
took a wvitc beutlriK, dam-uk''-'I
biH DKbt urin uiwl left band
and huxn't foiiRht inr.
fun lt'lun'y roini bark now.
ow bin former f lu.ihlm m und
punch? Or will MrTiKU- fompb-ic
Hi' 'yi v 4,f bin M-lurn to form by
again liftitiK tin- tltb he won from
Hauling Hikl a f w yi-ars ago and
MitH'jiiently lost to Herienhar-h?
p ranuiifi on I lelunt-y'ti l-ft
band and t-nnlM t-lbow" buv- k-pt
tlif rbamplou Mb- since filw fight
wit h Muloni-y.
''onfldt-ncr no l'tm tlian bin new
ly ib-vt'Iopt rl wallop hnH flKurt-d In
thf ronit-back of .Miibu-i rrum'ta.
Tin' v-t-ran IrHhmun, oncu known
rhlffly for bin crafty dt-fcnalve
-.mi
becaine a terror during tin
winter season as he howled over
a bulf doiu'ii formidable opponents
in a row ami gave Sharkey a busy
evening before the Host on Kallor
broke u small blood veHsw-l In
Mike's mouth and won on a tech
nical knockout. I
"Oon't P-t anybody tell you that
old fellow can't uoctt." remarked
Sharkey us lie rubbed his chin af
ter the fight.
"The lltle never brought rnv
much." said Mike, "except a lot of
abuse. have made more money
and fought better without It.. Je.
Juney's (eehulcal knockout over me
j wasn't a fair test. The rWeree
I was loo hasty In stopping that
fight and 1 want lo show 1 can
heal .lack Ibis tiiue."' " '' "
TIlll'I.F.TK 71
K.VO.W'll.Li;. TiMin, Abe, Ike.
und Jake Wagoner are 7I-yenr-old
triplets, who have come out of the
mountains for a vlhit. They tin not
smokii. chew or drink and never
have had a din tor. They are pros-j
perous farmers near Miiynurd-1
Ville.
Alrplums are for stain In Lon
don now on the Installment plun.
Your bill collector of the future
will have to, carry a traniiatluntlc
chart.
wil be signed as soon an the inter
state commerce, commission de
cides whether the construction
shall be done In the name of the
Oreat Northern or Ihe Oregon
Trunk. .
YANK SWATSMEN
7 jf"
o
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.JC..
1
!:a. i
orr-dlaniond J
Kulh und Tonv
b.ituMien of th N
iston HureaiO
ses of Hube
.iiferl, bo.iU
v York Yenk-
its, takftn beforo they helped win
two straight In a double header at
Horttnn. With the ftahii ttbuvp U
the y.mng son of Hill C.irrlgan,
t b I ted Sox ma tinner; in the
view below, Andrew A. Hitftfln
la presenting Iarxerl with a du
mond n teirtlmontal from Ital
ian bll fans in Hoston.
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AH! THE DEMPSEYS AGAIN
fe-i A
I.
(XKA, New
.Meet the Jack liempwyn aKaln. readfi'I Aw the;
their arrival in New York for Jack's "come-back."'
Jack and the misnu, Kslelle Ta b.r. Hehrw. (;e..i i;e '
mitts Jack. promiMlng him J.i0.ooo lj-rii-.- or then
scrap with Jack Sharkey.
Dempsey Attempting To Recover His
Old Deadly Body-Punching Ability
KA H A TOO A, I.AKi;. X. Y., July
A I') Jack I temps-y is sutis-
i lied he will again lie the devastat
ing body puncher of pre-chump-j
lonsbip days w hen he touches
gloves with Juck Sharkey at the
clang of the opening noug oo the
night of July IM.
!Kased In mind by the rugged
trutnlng drill that has kept him
physicully active since to suicide
.of John Dempsey, his brother.
Jack, ,i certain that he can aud,
will regain the iiiedge-like ham
mer power that carried him to tho
world heavy w eight championship
ov"r Jess Willard's punch-slashvd
hulk on the fourth of July eight
years ago.
iM-tupscy InipivsKlvi
The Dempsey of today, 17 train-
ng days before he must race t he
wkill and confidence- of aensntiontit
j youth is impressive ha yet only In
possibilities Despite tho shock of
recent tragedy. Jack is carefree
and playful in his work with the
cam p mates. He hus composure
that he lacked during preparation
for the losing battle with Ciene
Ttinney lust lall.
In training Jack surprised critics
HEALTH
I'HOPKK ATI'I -TlO Tf H1I.I
l i i dim. s. is i;s
Hy .1. '. Inms, M. D.(
Dartmoor. W. n.,
Member Oorgas M-tnorial Tnt.
Investigation has proven that a
v.-ry la rge proportion or children
die before the first year, and that
fully &' per rent of the childhood
deaths an from preventable
causes, and seek' to care belter
for the greatest trust committed to
human cure t he life and lualt U
of a human life.
From observation and experience
we are convinced that a very large
poitiou of the deaths in childhood
is due to want of proper care in
feeding. If nursed at the breast,
the child, too frequently, is al
lowed t ofeed at Irregular ami
short Intervals, thus causing Indi
gestion, with ull it accompanying
evils, but principally colic an 1
bowel disturbances.
The chitil cries from pain, ii
nurwd. which may seem to qui-t
htm a short time, but eventually
the suffering is only Increased, and
the only relief to he expected,
when nat ure asserts Its remedy,
if vomiting of Die undigested
food. Then the misinformed and
frantic mother, to quiet the child,
will again give the breast, ngain
adding to Its misery and danger.
The very thing the child should
not have is what it gets, necoun
the unxlous mother does not know.
A ch ltd should not he fed or
nursed at closer intervals than
every two hours, and It t much
safer to make the Intervals longer
than to shorten them, To tak.
fresh f oodjf any character Into
the stomach, when food already In
the stomach is not yet digested, is
always a cuuse of digestive trouble.
If the child ts bottle fed. ureal
carr should he taken that the food
given Is prop-r in quality, quantity,
and fed at proper Intervals. Mv
experience is thsl modified fresh
cow's milk Is most generally pre
ferable, and usually, If the feeding
Is carefully administered in the be
K inning, the development of the
child Is most satisfactory.
Great enre should be tuk.cn. es-pt-c(ully
In summer, that the milk
be fresh and sweet, the bottle well
washed end free from germH, und
the quality of the milk changed,
ami quantity Increased according
to age and development of the
child. Much suffering and loss of
I
J 1 : i
i"ork Hnreau 1
bmlied upon
I'ttp'T photo
Tex" Iti.-kar.l
a bouts for a
during early workouts when ho
chose to sacrifice development of
hM-ed lor temporary
socking pow er. The
lack of the former
slowly is developing
head bowed charge
, him through a hail
display ot
weaving at
title iiol.br
into a fast,
that carries
of straight
punches into cb
1 he slams away
tuarters whero
rtectively with
both hands to the body.
I Ou'i-wi'lght
., For the lime being, however,
- Dempsey will confine work to par
ing down his weight, now about
-'ti 1 pounds, shortening punches,
'and impioing the p-ed of his at-
' tack
J Working out yesterday, for the
first time under an oflicial edict of
Manager Leo P. Flyiin. barring all
but new spaperno n t rom t he boxing
j session for dutation of th.: .stay
hen. Dciupsey stepped six furt
rounds, displaying i r. (lent wind
and stamina tor ibis lime in 1 lie
training period. Fur three of the
IN iniuiit.s. Jack bobbed about the
ring I ave Shade, w eaing Califor
nia mid. lb weight and lillte trouble
en lie I Ii iil' tin roa.st bovs best el'-
I tor's.
infant life would be avoided If ex
pectant mothers would read some
recognized authority on the proper
care ol the child, and go over tin
pages with her physician, in order
j to und'-rstiind the reason for his
'orders. It im w!I to remember.
Moo. that eat (i little hahe is a bit
(different from the others, and his
dh t needs diligent study ami atteii
j lion.
; Mothers should never nurse
, when overheated, or excited, as Ihe
milk is not up to normal and the
! child will suiter. Coul oil", or calm
' dow n rirst.
The future of our citizenship is
in the hands of the mothers'. The
.country has no greater asset than
j the young of Ihe land, and it f.i our
hope that mothers will realize
that their help is essential In de
veloping the iM-st health of their
children. Too many women have
j failed to appreciate the tinporf
. ance of the God-given task which
she alone possesses, and in n vain
I effort to get. case and momentary
pleasure, are missing the grwit-st
potentialities.
Many Bosses
Vhli'O lllll.1! Ollt Iw-si'S llriniO
N'ois Ii nl In t u wei-kH ol play lit
Ilia '-" American League, Nrls,
thown iprt, marled with Wash.
lntot. iilayod scvi'ial wc.'k-; with
t'leveliitnl oiul is now lt!'ili
Whlto Sox u a usvno outiioldcr.
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TENNIS TITLES
'Men's Singles Only Prize
i to Elude Invaders at
! Wimbledon
Hy thf AwM lnti il Pnw
Americana look tour out of fivo.
of tb chiimpion.Hliis In the Wim
bledon lawn tennis tournament
w bieh cloie d today.
France won the fifth, thf men's
ninxbn titb- when Mniil ro b t
etmiinated William T. Tildi-n in the
K- mt-flnal after an exhausting f ive
H"t (rugKle, ami then del. at. tl his
lellow count ryman. Jean liorot 1 1,
lor i lie championship.
Mlx-s Helen WlllB, forme Am
erican champion making a magni
ficent comeback alter b- r iilnss
of ln.it yur, easily proved her sup-
norify in the women's .linKles and
ib-fi-attMl Henorlta Klia lie Aluir.
of Spain.
New Title llol.b i-.
The new holders of tb.- Wimble
don titles, which In yea is Ron-! by
were recorded as world champions,
a re :
Men's singles Henri Cochet.
Women aingles M iss ii
Wills.
Mens douliles William T.
Til -
den and l-"ranct T. Huntt-r.
Womens doubles M its Hleti
WillH an.f M is Klxabeih liyan.
Mixed doubles Miss Klixabeth
Ityan and ' I'rancJs T. Hunter.
Two 'it Tixtay
Two of the titles were won to
day, the women's doubles and th
mixed doubb-s. Miss Wills and Miss
Hobble Heine and Mrs. J. Peacock,
of South A l rica. in tb final of
the women doubles, in si raifv-ht
(,etn. ut 6-:t, rt.'. Hunter and MIh
Ityan defeated Mr. ami Mr I.. A.
(.odtrec. or Kngland. in tin- final
or l be mixed doubles. It also was
a straight vt victory at ti-'l. ti-u.
; Dynamite Bomb !
; Found in Paper j
! Home in Spokane
I SI'OKANJS, Jul y a ( A P ) A
, home-mad" dynamite bomb con
taining about fi) pounds of explo
sive, and with the fuse burned to
within a few inches of the per
cussion cap was fot.nd- here early
this morning in the building which
bous.-s the Spokesman-lieview and
the chronicle.
Police said the Infernal machine
would have, wrecked the front of
ihe building if it had of exploded.
Lloyd Kbner and Gerald Pool,
employe. of the circulation de
partment of the He view, found a
; large coffee can near the business
office of thai paper, and called the
building engineer. They unscrewed
Its top, and called pnlice when they
found dynamite.
! Ih-rtfllun experts are examining
the can and the charge for finger
(prints. No clues other than ih
bomb were found.
! The newspapers have advanced
no possible motive, though both
have put on an1i-liUor and anti
vice raninatKns. Police suggest
that the mine might have been
planted, with its fuse already burn
ed, as a hoax.
Anyhow we're glad Liiidenbrtgh
didn't fly to Germany. How many
amateur poels do you suppose
would have discovered sinhh-nly
thot "Hindy" rhymed wit h
"Lindy"?
Coicraial Th
Complete remodeling- and decorating. Under
new management. Robert Morton pipe organ to
be installed within few weeks after opening.
Orchestra music in the meantime.
Wc Have The New
0RTH0PH0MC VICTOR RECORDS
Carr Furniture Co.
Complete Home Furnishers
TUMI.HTS I'HtM.ltWlN
Tli-- N.;!lon.il Itioad. -aslilig cmn
, y.any proifrum tonight from i n
, u will be 'Hits and Hit" bniad-
cast over K;. Kl'O, Kil, KCW.
Kl-'ti., KOMO, Kl-T.
! )-,;,, -uakland US4.4m-7"kr)
. -The I'Dnruns", 1". enterfain-
inenf; surprlsi brnadct.t.
; KJIt- Seattle ( 'M S.Um-Sf'iolic) S,
st.irlio ptn'ram.
K I f Los - Ang'des (45S.r.m-04O.
lie) s. t. nor solo: la, music club.
KflW I'ort land (4!Urn-;iikc)
K, edueationa! program; 1 lo 1
.lance music.
Kl'U-San I'rancisco ( 4 2L'.?.in
'7!''kc) S. iir.siib- liour; 1" to 11,
.lance orcliest ra.
j K;. Spokane CI li(),"m-l 1 ri"lic)
S to stildi'j Iiruni'iilli.
. K HQ Spokane ( :(7".2m -S 1 "Up )
S. itisr nmiental mtiMc; in to ll:4."i,
. Varsilv T-n.
KOMO S-:ilf b- Clo'Wn-f'ibc) .
musical pro'.'iaips; 1 "::pt, news;
li;45 to !"J:?iO, daiir.) orclicstra.
. vi:dm.sd y s pito;n ms
The National Hroa.Ieasling prO
;ram for W'-dn. May night from
i to lo wilt be "The Drums of
Hide" by Austin Strong.
Klill in lo :, dance music.
KtL s. dramatic soprano; S;S0
o Ii, studio program;
KGW s, concert.
THE SHOW THATSnirFCRNT
6" !
THE SUPFRO SPFCTACLF
THE PABAXJ
OFGOID
lono propi r , incli'DINO
TilC CHINESE BIAUTY
LOLA LEL CHUNG
THF ClIIMM CIWT mr I 'X.1.1 er
LIU VU C 1-1 1 O
HIE III MAN M.SMWM'lll ( ,
KUHWRl'S fOUtSIDIAN MIDGETS , j
14 t.NV HOPSEMtM tflCM BV'RIA '
lllOOFSr IHAVtllNOZOO
ON EAHTM : ' . )
TWO I'ERFOPMANCtS DAILY
2 AND li PM.-HAIN OH 5 HlUf.
e.l Ti, E v.'."l 5 t
AL.C.BARN ES
Xunilii'i-t ii null lti'-rr ril Criuiil
stiuiil t'hnir Si'al.s mi sail 'ir-,-ils
liny nt (;ln?. Drill; Slm-p.
iri-iis t.i-diimU ni'ar riiiirlliiiiiM'
(Formerly Sherry's)
WED. 1 1
JULY 1 3
LA C.RANDE
AL-
' ClMD TH MM V-
.-6iRC
Anriou
nces
. Watch for
Grand Opening
any day
1 :mv vlinu
QtaJr Children under
any time.
COLONIAL THEATRE
F. A. (Ireulich, Mgr.
KI'l -V male (piarU't; Hi, bari
tone. Kl'O S to ), program; 10 to
I i. on-hestia.
KHij - mi to i'2, orchestra,
KdWW- Walla Walla (299. Km-
luin'kc) : ;:ju lo in.iin, tstudio juo
j'l im.
KJIt- V sliidio program.
Kit. MO V farm talk; K:1.1, con.
t orchestra: nt::io, news; iu:4f,
K in usicul program.
m i:i ii ! miki:
! I'AKIS "No (ielinatl hi
il'.-rftia c.iild scute Marshal Koeli,
(l.it n a-- rut bftle mike U an-
nth' r i-' itl' r. At a biinlt' t 10
; y i' I w Ii. -i the Instrument fur
I r.nl.n , :isihii; was put hi fore hiia,
Im- 1. 1. tibial looked at Ii in alarm.
, NoIiim!; i. r . ills ever seeing him no
tigitat'-d in publif.
I Prof. sur (aft.-r lecture): Are
tie r-- any .(ilestions?
j student : V s, sir; how do ynn
cal. uh'te i he horsepower In a don-
k. emillM .' ---Selected.
SUMMER EXCURSION FARES
IN EFFECT MAY 22 TO SEPT. 30
KETURN LIMIT OCTOBER J1.IK27
ROUND TRIP TO
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BOSTON
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Low fiiren also to other pa:ntj in
MidUL- West, South and Emit.
Liberal ttopovcrt permit visiting
Zion National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
Yellowitotse National Park
Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park
For Illustrated Booklets,
Reservations and Information,,
address Agent named below.
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