La Grande evening observer., July 15, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE KVKN1NO OHSKKVISR
'New York Team
Defeated Twice
By Cellar Club
Shoes, Millinery, Summer Dress Goods and
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Specially Priced For Saturday and Monday Selling!
Clearance prices prevail on all seasonahle goods throughout
the store, the late season'bringing you the most attractive values
and the largest assortments we have ever offered in July. Spe
cial price groups have heen assembled for tomorrow and Mon
day selling.
A Few CoatH Left at Half Price
Just a few of these Spring and Summer Coats left and they
are selling at just one-half the former price. Sport weaves,
stylish topcoat materials, fine dress coat fabrics some remark
able values at Wo off.
The I'eady-To-Wear section will attract every thrifty woman
shopper. The prices are not only cut to cost but far below cost
in many instances. It is a real saving opportunity and depend
able quality in every garment is assured. Replenish your sum
mer wardrobe now at small cost.
The Newest Summer Frocks 'i Off
Finest and newest Silk Dresses---heavy flat crepes, rich crepe
de chines every wanted material fashioned into the season's
most stylish frocks, formerly priced up to .1!).7;:
off. Other dresses more radically reduced.
now at 2o'
liar gains in Dress Fab rics, Curtain Materials
PRINTS All 2oc prints smart mim
mery patterns, varied colors now on sale
at
21c fid.
RAYONS These are regularly priced at
$1.00 and $1.25 the newest, shades and
patterns now
90c yd.
CURTAIN MATERIALS Summer ma
terials regularly selling at 20c and 25c
on sale at .
18c gd.
CURTAIN SETS The smart and eco
nomical way to provide dainty new cui
tains. Complete with valance, tie-backs
and ruffled curtains.
MILLINERY All Spring and Summer
Hats included in this Clearance event, ex
cept felts. Many charming shapes and the
newest straws in this fine selection. On -sale
now at
HALF PRICK .
HOUSE FROCKS Another new ship
ment of these pretty house dresses daint
ily patterned materials and style! most be
comingly. There's a wide variety and a
real value at
$1.9.1
RAYON RLOOMERS A very good
looking and long-wearing garment. This
shipment just received and are ordinarily
priced much more than this special price of
$1.00
SMART SHOES, $4.95 Here is just 50 pairs of
the season's, most stylish light-colored pumps ar.d
straps. Every model is authentic and you 11 not find
V a more attractive value at this price $-1.95 to close
out.
CHILDREN'S SANDALS, $1.10 There are four
dozen pair in this lot of sandals for fun-loving, hard
playing youngsters. There's three months of good
weather for them and this is a notable close-out
price $1.1!).
For your car and for an occasional robe in your
home you'll seldom find anything to equal these new
Esmond Robes at these new low prices. Every car
Dependable
Quality
NEW ESMONJ) ROUES
owner should have one of these,
attractive colorings a remarkal
prices--- $3.00 . $-1.50
HILL'S
Dependable
Values
A,
YJWT. New ffZW IE
tr xi .. i.m 7 vi i e
im i" A '"''''5' "r UUt4l' 1
tjp"t plain r.,l.,r..,l vr.il.'M HjJl7 i'
K? lV I'licht Minimi r 8
K-Wj) "' ""'- fmM$i
mliit-'' liiuly snin'il fur t.rot- jj
NP ly fi-M'k. Hfiitilarly Sy y
OUwr Invely thw ''"'"
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Fancy patterns and
le robe value at these
S1.75
Si v York f! 25
i WaHliinicliin 47 34
1 jjciroit - 44 3;
! i -liiinirn . - 40 as
I'hil.nlHplitu ..4
St. Louts .H 4ii
rii v.-liiii'l 85 4S
j ItuMoii ly 0 2
j Aiiov al i.i:a.i i:
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1 CUiniiiO -r'l -It
l'llUbufK 47
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Ni-w York
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v lt llu A-NM-iulnl I'rf-s
Tc rrn-slilim .-H'iiiM tin
mjiimJs iiC u 1nil-Mitl i'lnl fotiiiil
.liilut M-Oravs (iiiinls Hulay in
aiiyihhiK ltit a nuipy Innm- n'
iiiiihJ.
riiKiiiniitt itinrinr.-.l Uiunt us.
Iiiratintus y. Hli-nliiy. wliinhiK 1h.
firsi K;urii -fS. iin'1 "m ii KhrllhiK
Virgil Itaiins Tor nil S-:i win.
I'iitshuiK look tin; thin! sarno
of iln writ s f rom Hronklyn, f.-r..
Tiny" iNhorm- Stt-rlitiK pilch
iilK Kavc 'In' I'hicaKO Ciihs u
win over llu- Konton liavM. f'hi
cuk t li mm IM-I'i on In its KiM" '"nd
ix liallh ai uvr IIm; I'iiaTcs In r
iir.st pi;
The St. I.onis t'aniinals, aftrr
Uin-i' Mraitfht vh torit-H ovi'r l'hila-rj.-lphla
how.-J hclurc ( 'In rnro
Mitfhi-II'H .sjuihpaw pithall fihotiH,
hiiliaiis Slop Yanks
The -J.v--laili huliuiiB Ktoppod
an fc-Knim- lo.siiiK sln-nk ami Ihe
YanlvS at the SiiniP time. 'I'ln; Am
erican Jeanne liai'TH were wt
hack 4-1.
Although lichl to fivo liitH, thn
St. I.ouis Jtrouns lcut Host on, 4-2.
Jtti(iit was Jcmling Wa.shinKtnn,
:-o, when rain halted Uv Kame in
the thlr.l inninK1. 't'lic Athletics
ami White Sox were rained out.
Two Film Extras
Attempt Suicide
JM)I.I,YY"I. fn.. July 11
j J ( A!') Two Hollywood motion pi -
1 ure 1 I a BIIIN were 1 1 cy i ! ill ;i
hospital an-i one is in a , critic il
condition there as it romlt oi
their milcide allt'iitpt-
ifKinia, Ituikc, 17, Hwallowd
two Uind.s oi poison al'ler leavia
a party held ly otlier titni e
tras at I he home 01' AlarjoiU'
Steu;ut. Siie is in a critical con
dition. llenevievc Taylor, 2m,, I U-'-- ' !.
film cxira, wiih Kivtn treatment
tor deep shisheH in her wrislM. Sh"
auid sin- did it "jus t'irr I'm? Ileiv
condition wan not ;ui'J sh
was returned lo the home of hrr
sister.
Many a
mot her l"
daughter
a Use (he
Pt'Si mii
! dress
EX-CHAMP TAKES
'EM ON THE CHIN
Dumpsey Underpointj; Fin
al Test of His Ability
Sharkey Takes Huh
HAltATOOA UKK, N. Y.. July
H (AD-Jm'k J'enps..y 1m under
Koltitf tlie fimd I. 'Hi tit 1 1 1,4 ability,
whuliuT In- can lake u huwky
punch on Oiu chin uml ttlill horo in,
light illf Ujtll NeilNeH undtllllrillihed.
Thi fprnutp title holder Is rer
luln tii at hiv ihyiicul condition j
nun nt Ihut hlii punchiiiK power tn
an Kr"l ever and 1i)m lootwork
taut i-iioukH to curry 1 he filh
liowfrf'd artillpry Into rhis, r;ttnv
tor heavy w ork on .luck Hhut key's
hoity. hut ho reulifen ihut on the
way In if will In hit hard ami
otten nnd hi In iuuuuih to disrov r
(hlM reuctlon when MhIn un drum- submitted to four nulil crosses
...it..r .n. .1.1,, n.,i.iu ....... I u-tiicli curried everv ounce of
1 piiiK before 1i Ih eyeH iind the dron ;hicfH 24i pounds behind lh. ni. j
of it million Ihm-h in liln hud. MMice more Jack pulled hlmsetl to- j
Jack hun fouRht only 12 round-, h"r l!n,l ""urly. ''" V I
in two flk'htN In almost four yearN.
W hen l.ouls l-'it po sniaslied Iemp
jiey from t hi rlnif in .September,
I!i:t, Jack came back In 11 fury
lo hln U Die AtK'iitiau H half llO.ell
times. Defelldilllf Ihe WOI lit ctiulll- I
t plmiKhip liKalnut (b-nf Tunney la.st NI-IW Y(Mtl July 1 r. ( At)
j tall. Jack was not. knocked from .The weather has railed a ball in
t his fe.-t hut ntood hl iMiii IhIi men I . , J'k Sharkey's Irattiim; program
t for the riKhl wlih Jack )einpey
Takes T.ni on (Hdn here next Thursday nivht. Sbar-
Yeslerdny was the 1'lrst Jadt j u.y uri,.r a rathir spotty showing
wpeiu HtoppinK puncbeM with his yi.Ht.TtlHy, ileclded that humidity
chin when he could huve avoided , wtlM hurder to cope with than his
the punishment. In tin first threo at,,,,- r MpiuriuK paiim-is. nnd he
! diuli with body bendhiK attacks. 1
1 Itultlin Jack Herman and .Marty 1
(iallaher both look their sliols al
'ihe former title holder and were
' reiald In heavy pimistinient. J
iSharkey Confident He Will Heat Missions Shut,
Dempsey ; Also Gene, the Champion! S Ll?"trL I N.
T T 111 1 w il 1 8 1
in In 11 let of box I UK aKtiinst Johnny
Jnxon, JuvU Kturk out his head and
b-t it Htuy t her- while Johnny
w haled him solidly. Then I etnp
t y drew buck, whipped u half
do'cii short puiicheM to Ihe body, MIM Hunai'
nnd hail to "carry'' the Utile wel- velierli)K
teru-eiKht I he remainder or ine
round. Aal list 'hlel' Metotiiiah,
umikv Okliilioimi Indian,
I lo
would do no hoinK
unnoiinct
today.
The HoMlon heavywe(nht we'he
close to 1Im tioiitiibi when he hi
Kun hT New York traiuiliK ill Madl-
lt Alan .1. (.oiil.I
( A.SNOeiute.l l-n-HM Spol t.H Kdiloi )
M-:V YOltK, July l-l confi
dence., plus--1 imi'H Jack Siiurkey.
No u.sph-unt for heu vy w einht
chiiinpiunship honors i ver climbed
into u liiiK wiili more ns-siirance.
evprs;;iij ainl otherwise, than the
Itnlou I .it ii nan li (i. If he w hips
.lack Itenips.y mi July 21 nt tiie
Yunkei- Stadium, t hereby KutnhiK
I tie riiiiit to fiKhi (b ne Tunney for
tile title. )( will merely be II fJi
meiu of Sharkey'fi own predictions.
'( )tmps.y," Sharkey has mi id.
Is made to order for me. 1 will
beat him sine. And Tunney? He
v II I he easier than I em psey."
'on I Idence, iuh his nnusua I
twelfth round. Mad the finht been
limited lo ten, McTiKue mit;ht have
taken the decision. Hut Sharkey,
at least, showed his ability to "lake i
It" in this limit, absorbing Mike's
hardest wallops without even a
hint of Koimr dnu n. j
Shiirkey luckei! none of his eusv I
tomary vocal ii:or lietore tils out- i
door battle with Jimmy Moloney,'
fellow Most on ill n, at Ihe Ytiuliee
Sfadtmn In May.
"Miilomy always has been mad.
to order for nie," Sharkey asserted
"I'll knock hhn from here (o Half'
I'ACU'IC COAST
Oakland
Sun l-'rancisco
Seattle
Sacramento
Portland
Hollywood
Missions
Los Antreles
m:a(;i
W. L.
.. C4 4;
..till 4!l
f.i; r.n
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. 4:. 114
Vet.
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leadership rliaiifje hands. The fin
al count was S-7. Hatteries:
Krause, (Joiihl and Head: Moudv.
VaiKa, JteRO,
ood continued to play
hi-h class baseball, winning thren
j to one from Seattle behind four
j hit pitchhiR by Hank Hulvey. Hat
teries: Hulvey. and Akhcw; i:d
I wards. Sutherland and Schmidt,
1 Horreanl.
j I. os Anseles ran her winning
j .streak to two primes by Iriuin.inj;
' Sacraiiu 11I0 Ti-4. ita 1 1 t ries: Shea,
; Keefe, Ilachac and Kochh r;
1 YVeat in rs'iy, 1 ! t ei and Sand
l berj;.
Ity llio Ais(Kdiitiil l're;s
i:i 111 er I'onder hai( entirely loo
It is a matter of record that much sluff for the Missions, hold-
(luitlen, but the hist (wo flKhlintf e.uipm'iil, has carrlf-d
! 1 a.-t , and,
peak
days brought him down
In fear he would reach
several davs beinre Ihn
Oempsey i UkIH, it was decided ' kivo lih
M , human shock absorbers n ilay off.
J Sharkey ex hit-It ed fi
I yesterday lull it
Brilliant Array of
Women's Felt Hats
Mwli'iafolv Priced
I
Shark, y rapidly up the fistic lad
der, h-ss than a year. When other
In .ivy eights were Side -.stepping
the f,, - called "lark tneiiace".
Hairy Wills. Sharkey went about
of Itest.e.ini: promoters to match him
Im- , with the tn'jfro. He finally con-
l a x.
Sharkey did just about thai, polish
ing off the chubby Irishman with
neat ness and dispatch In fiv
rounds.
If confidence Is half the battle,
Sharkey, ijie .-xpi-rls aKit'e. already
has thai part of it "in the bil."
1 1 nr them to four hits and winning
'easily, ti-ti. Hatteries: Hollinif,
Christian, Hryan and Wales; I'on
der mid l-Mscher.
Th Peals made It three straiphl
from the Oaks in th.-ir hect ic
series which may Mee the league
Mat rimony 111
rlKht, but it ha
most of t he pr
v be a lottery all
been proven that
s are liltle one.
OTICi; I'OU IM ISI.K'ATIOX
u2-n;4N
Departnii-nt of the Interior, lT. H.
Iind Office at The italics, Or--f;oii,
June Hi, i:t7. '
N'otice js hereby driven tlia Hoy
Kuhns. of K'ariieln, .Oregon, ,vlm,
on Sept. 't, made llorimstead
Kntry under Act of '. n. 1 it. t imti.
No. :'4;4S, for Ni;i(, S, NW',,
X'iSW', Seclion s. T(iiitilp -South.
KaiiKe ::: Kat. Willajpieit--Meriilian.
has filed notice of jnt' ii
tlon to make final thre-ear
proof, lo' 1 Mahlish claim to t le
land above described, before foloi
K. Kberhard, I 'nlled States j'mn
mlsioner, nt I. a irande, Oregon,
on the ;,th day ofy.liily, liiL'7.
naiinaiit names as witnesses:
l.eoiianl W. lUi.Mar.s, of Tunnel...
Oregon. , . t
Halph HiKifs. of ICanfdit Ore.
(leorire Kchait, of McKay C'ree';,
Ore. .
Kverett i. I'rutsman, Hi LiA
(Irande
Ore. ;.
.1. V. 1tfNM-:r,!Y.
Keifle
-24 July I-K-I5p. h
All the spirit, enthusiasm ami paiety of sum
mertime is expressed in these Sport Felt Hats.
They show individuality that distinguishes
smart millinery.
WOMEN'S HOSIERY
Kayon Hose Me
'ilk Hose 51.00
Full Fashion Hose with
run-stoi) SI (in
Women's Oxfords
in tan and black
WESTENSKOW'S
Hai'Kaiu Store
p(KHtble to susinln the nciion. lie . vtnerd llumb. rt t'lijc iy
boxed six rounds in all and ship- 'hid He re were few it an:
ped rope ami punched the Huh! bau who had any ideas Shark
lo conclude I he day He looked ups.-t the giant e--tov
do it.
experts
.' WOltld
lore a I
ricnty of Confidence!
Kood OKalnM Marco I'oto. but Khiieits IU Id last Oc'ol r.
Johnny I'ib.ui mtid'- hint miss tr. - j
ouently and not a hand from the ,
small crowd (hat braved Ihe I Aftt-r crawling through the ropes
w at her tor a pi.k ut the I raminc .thai win fU, Sharkey st t.ck out hi.i
. jcliin in an uhki ssivv manner, Kave
Wills what is Ktneially known as
Airi;u si-ovrs uonohs ;lhl. Vv,,- ,,. WiUri avt,r to the
fl.K VKhAMt ( MM - When llv- ,,,,,.,,.,.,,.
erett Scott huiiK up a record of' -Hello folks: I hU Wilts
pliivhik In ltn" consecutive baM
ball pcanies he w.is thought to hae
s 1 41 mark tor all linn-, tint now
conies another shortstop to nieii.u e
Scott's laurels - Joe S' w.'ll of the
rieveiand Indians, who phived in
MS consecutive allies Up to July
1. Hut for the (act that he was
kept out (or i day In 1!':'! o (rive
11 rookie n chance he would by now
have played in more than I .""
Humes without a tnl,
Alabama Joe loined Ihe Imbue
lull' in t!'S t" ftM Ihe nhortilebt
ob left vacant by t'haptnan's Ira tr
ie death. He made koo.1 from the
start. At '.'7 he has n chance to
break Scotl'i record, for lie has
"the finest pair of eyes In hnsr
bull." Im a har worker un 11 : -ways
In condition. Hut to do It
tie mut aillelpate in every con
teirt from now to Ihe middle of lh
1930 tea son. Id' If one or threo
BcwpII brother! In th major
letiftUPit alt from the VnUeralt yof
sure us Nhooiintr tonmlit!"
It is wi M-kiiou n rii i; liistory
that Shark-y lid "li k" Wills,
sen-nt iru ally and t borough !y. nl
tlionh the d ci.siou wMt to hint
on a tool in the thirteenth round.
Shnrk'-y was "maieM by his de
cisive victory over Wills, who waf
thus eliminated from f 1 - - picture
as a ht m v t'tcht tumtend. r a forl
iiicbt after the downfall of Oemp
m l lore TiHUt-y hi l,tnl;td''tphlil.
Iteiit McTiuiie
A Rain last w Inter, w hen Mik
McTtRue w as on the Inch road of
a sensational cotne-bark. (him lime
iiv.-r such men as 1'anl Ib rh nbach,
Sharkev flowed HO f-ar of Mich
ael's , w-tound punch.
"It's a sluirne to fnrhf such nn
old 1n.n1 but I'm willing to do it
it no one eisv wilt," Shaikey com
mented. Mike proved & toucher
nut to rrnrk than even Sharkey
tt cured, however. Ttip Kostonlan
; w on u technical fcnoeko it in th
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CA
CLASS
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hotter than A & V to pep you up on these
hot days!
Men, Women and Children, we invite your
patronape.
Look for the Big Orange-colored
A & W Root Beer Barrel Corner of
Adams and Elm
Tray Service to Automobiles
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I.a Giaiulu for Haker, lioise
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Giando for Pendleton'
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