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Tuesday, July lit, 11)27 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bl R t: ( nil II ri !i .1! In or, Hit in lill 4 liel rr lll SI I till wo iiu Km In ml hil HI l In In th In; A pc In ll: Hi lit III III w Y $1 A. B. C. Silks Fully guaranteed nationally known 75c Yard Dependable Quality Hill'; Dependable Values WHEN BETTY DEFEATED MOLLA, Kb,' E- - -- ' , VX I! 01 V?1 . l Wt jj pi vvk SHARKEY FEARS :r A 'SNEAK PUNCH' Surprise Sock, Younger Man hxpects to W in lly Alan, .1. Could . Aoe,nted l'r'HH Sports Killloi ) wNWW YOU If. July 1H Al')--Tho inly thing Jm'k Shut-key fears in bta battle with .lurk Inmpsey Thursday night ' Ow Yankee Stadum Ifl Hint the farmer cham pion may pull a "Jtneak punch" m Mb manager calla II, or, in plainer t Iiiih very nearly convicted Jack I ('eiiipscy of an injur1 4 arm threa days In-fort th former heavy- I weight champion ntUHt carry that ; highly potent weapon lata combat with Jack .Hhurki-y in th Yankee stadium. I Hut u inglA mule w It net, a Unless Denipsoy Swings a' i"'iky bather juodtjar or tnu I'" " ii'-n, niumjr iuiii'k it, j (t il ci race to a Jury of newiuapr- . I un it in ihe center of Jak'a train- I hit? ring unit the, charge Of jMrloun i injury had to be dlaji)laAAd. Off icial denial that pempaey -had' auf ' fered Niirh a blight to hU rhtiucea t or cunijuerlng Ihf f Upatoo ' nUlar. until Thuraday night, mifbt Ifl correct, hut thrn wu no dfflnf evhh-iice in J&rk',b)talf- b)', Implex bag nfi r thn workout' y'- tenlay. ' " - . .', .' " ' AdmlU &' Arm '.'- terraa land a lucky blow. Knarkey hliuRelt iIIhiuIhscn the Jdea with a gesture. He l confi dent Pmpwy wont be able m slip anything ovor at any time. He fee La that be will b ready to meet the title holder on any terma or in any tyle of milling, ut hla Man :iK r Johnny Hurklt y tio- not uunt any rhanri' ovi-rlookftl. Vrs Snb I'um h "I doo'l want Jark to Ue too con fidant Burkly ilfrlared today. Wcurrf ly an hour kftf 9ark. dur itiK u wvfn-round worWout, bad xinu.shfil thlair for all wholf rniti-utt-H with a a rW-H of left hoqica and vii Idtis riKUt rroMM8 tuat aot Ih bilf iu-k flying- almost to toe rU Iiik rumor spread . liiroufb the rump that an injury to lvnijw-yfa l ft urtti had rauAfd tb1 lay ft lo tiainlnK cvr th pan! wk end and hud hrouvht about the forior Tllh hull r' Huddeo - drlMen aer- rul days affO to do do more botfOf i f't ? ... , PIRATES BACK IN TOP PLACE AGAIN Chicago Breaks Even with Giants While Pitts burg Wins Double Bill Pitthtiliric . rhiouKO It. I.oiiln .. N. York . Itroolityn y. I'Mllj.l.-ll.liiH i'inrlnnull Huston NATTONAI, l.l'.AG w. id :.i 4 47 :i'j 34 .HI .HI I I j N'W York WuNhiliKtun D.'lroll l lillu.l. Ipliia j I 'hlruKO ! HI. I oiii ... j I 't-vi!l(t Ho (on AMPKK'AN' l.l)Ail W. lil 411 40 47 47 3& :., .36 TVt. .r,;s .41,4 .4".". .3:i .3 7.-. .710 .rK.t .r,4S .f.40 .r.2 .4 17 ,4U llfro f tip smllp uf vlel Ihh lpnnl.1 . (thnom, iih lu ; Mutln Mulliwy, Ml, In .,ni . , Wlmlilc dim tiiuriiniiini. .'la Anipriiiin lonriuimt'iiiH i.rv i.r Mi lly NiiiIi.iII. I l?-vi i -olil Mi ll 1 - witlketl ifi tin- roiiil nflHi heiitillK Mr. i'l i h fi':iluri tu.'ilrhi'N of lli rrenl 'I'lH ,'inll hl'ul Iti itisli hl.-ir w ill f Jj.fin lllll'l' in Iho ill 1, ". Ij-o I".. Klynn admllli'd J nrin was "sore" and thn crux' for fiirtn wuii on. " ' ' r. Ii-iiiini')-'s (rulntnr hre n4ii tfl day wlih a nhoM llinbrbr 9rk oul. Hi- will Icaro 'for-."frw TtJI'k liy Irnln tomorrow. ,.....' '. Th only thing Im has to fiar la lnror tho Slmrkfir niflttv Uiut IVrnpiwy mny Hllp one tnrouifli a snnk punrh. A lot of thlnita ran happfn In Urn rlnjr l'"t 1 don't 8 how Hharki-y run full lo win by a knoi-koul. Anyvvuy yon IlK nri tho two Jnrk in yoniiK' r. utronKor. faster anil mow in-rnnit, If not aa hard or harder a hlit-r. I than Inipwy. I Thn finishing lonrhn rf nrhd lllfd today for two of tin nioat ununnal tralnlnfr priiRruins uny pair of hfavywelkhta Iiuva i-v-r IndiUifcd In Tor a fiKht of mirh Importanr aa lha tiilllion tlollur .ipfuiflo aaann-d for tlila Thnrsdiiy lilfthL Hhnrkry'a almost lnilltfi-ri'nl. pay-aa-yon-rntir workonla In Mudlaon Hiinro Gnrdina top floor Kymnaalnm hav rontrnHli-d aliurp ly with lhf airn'ry anrronndiiiK llpmpwy'B pri'parutlona under tho dlrortlon of a ni-w iin'ntor, I.eo. I', l'lynn. Puhllrly both have up- , SOVIET HAND IN AUSTRIAN REVOLT Floyd Farmer Wins Eugene Main Event ii11."- I KM, , W.UNKMAYS I'IKM.ItAMS . Tbn N'utionai ltromlrusttiiK cum. pan)' protrrum W ilm-tt'tay niKltt from to le will b '"I'lio ruin-U'rl-y TriurtKltV' a play by A. A. , broudraat over KI'O, KO. KOW, Kl-A, K(i.MO, - K(tA Spukmif (I'Go. (iii-l l ri'k I lo !, oran rnnrt-rt; 'J 1 I a. i:i jknk. or., July 13; ad Hr.aklnK ihr-now of Kid , Uye, at 1 i,, program. Mivt-rton, m me jaroua uo cuu riuvvt-rliitf hid 'ear 'In th flirt li, l'loyd I'armor wou a ""Un-roupd cicciHion in th main ereut'of aa m .u,d h..'r, las. olrht. Karrarrl''; 'n,'",rul '"r. l ontlnnuny poked h.a .rlt V-n.-. Kl., Han FTn.0 nyit m mi l1 mm .mr oimivi " I or r iil. Ilotll hoya wrlhrd IBlM KCKi (lalilund (3S4.nl-TVfll) f to 9, varntlon pioRnun: to to K'. dancr iiuikIo. ' KKI-l.o Alik-.l.'.s (4i'.s.'.in-r,IM. Hi to II. 1 7tOkr)' s to , . ubritoni': proKriiin; (4:2. .1m lii to II, (jr,:'ni i lo in, I, jo'o- piar-d to work uml-r tw , - ; of Kllv,lon.l 'rxV' rn prinripiii rt-mni u. - ' - Tv .7 ' .""'It tfrani; U lo 12. dunro music. ifcniiiiai hnot'K oiu iu, loe wonu . ..... , .. .... ronnd of a whrdulod HI,roul af- h' , ,),'nv''r H"0.n.l,M,ko S. fair. !,.., Hoyfa maa.r. toa.4 J'' lrl, "' '. in a towH after tb.hlrd-ksork r proh. alra 1 to l:3ii . .nusirnl IttiH Iwrn to throw nxptrl tulont Into- moro ronfuslon tliuu usual when It rompi to pickinir tho win ner. rrjft toward lfinpy onu day afttr a partlrulsrly hnproM stvt punrhlnit exhibition ly thi champion usually linvi- biM-n loi towd the nt by a swiiik lan k lo iho younKT, spfdif-r and ti wturt''' fut Nhftrkry. Critioal vordlote, bost'd on ilntc form, have kepi Hhnrky a fav orite. In moHt wutffhiiK hut ik-wh-pa pp r pol la a in on k 'hi a v i r a k fans havn rfveab-d dfrhji-d ronti dnct in a nueoeasful roni'back by (tptniwy. l"h fxpiTtn diKininn this niaiH opinion, however, as mcn-ly u drmontitrntion of 1 empi-y'i p r foiUil mHftnotlnm, tho popularity of uny gnat athlete tiyiiiK lo rlaim hla old plttvt ratlwr Hum ih" pro dart of any definite knmvhMrt'' of the rlval'a flKhtlnr powers. Hmsm1 and defense were tho witch ord In Sharkey's ratap us the aallor put In his final it rills. Hfa workout thin afternoon wan to tut hla last, his manawr explain ing that lio lu-ver does any activn work thn day before u fiKht. down. Tho towel- waa thrown Id al the rounl qf nil, but be bad to he drarrd to hta corner. v Hurotd "Hed" Iavlii,. 6, Veaftta, won a four-round. deeUMoo. Tr Jimmy Kcolt, of Tarouia, lu a four lound ppiiV evnt. 'A net-to b I w een .Serjeant hJdle , JSnilth. of Yum Oliver, and Jo lilafkweU. of KiiK'-ne, wan stopped in the", fourth ronnd nnd called no routMt- HAKut strrs nixvHi proffrunm: K'SU, mijlcal prnh'rams. " K KKi" Kan Kram l.sco ( m Uliukrj H to it), liKlit ufi t,,;- in to 12. orch-Htra. . KtiW rorllund U: 1 m - I "Ur ) N to ' 9, rmirerl. nxam; ;its his u rn i; v Kl.U AltM Itt Mlt f'JIirAtlt). (AT) Alter 3 4 - ats tbn I ulversity of l "liicao h.is awarded to Amos Alonzu S1;ikk an honor hiunket for athletic .iinnmc- tlnti l,)Ui.Lu U I, ui. .... VAHIS Marhlney, hw-uot yM ,,0 M,ltior aiMeti- when theV Kia.lu r.plaied Hkllt in th.bakr(r ofjui,. u m !h(. ,.arIv nm(.til.M I rance. i.eon Nle-olaa.' tbe rUm. lhHl Htkgg. now into hit wtoii.I pion (taker of I'arla at the rat f quurter-emtury as at hi. lie dlrerior naton orKunlied under toe patrga-; tt( thl unlvt.rsut ,,iay.Ml on base aue 4r the International bakera , tali nnd football teams at th Institute, shaped and prepar4 for't, Tl hlanV(H vo( 1o ,h(. baking In four mlnutea' time, fire rriuid 0)(1 inun of tn Mtdtt;tv has Ioiik loaves, two round toavM, varsity C and a. white star, in.li- ruu i rrr-rrm roi. aa ratlnr a year of vnrsitv football;! KHind rolla. ' , ... ' fn nW l.lno Mt:ir f.ir lun v.-t ' oT ijeiall, anil two black Mars in- ' The Hvrd fllKht turneJuf to h.I,,, ,H ... - .. ( bawnall teanm. I Appeal Made in Moscow j to Stand by Austrians j in Vienna Trouble ) MnsctiW, July 1!t (AP) An appeal In tlie workers of the world to "stand by the Austniins" 111 the ciiuilict which broke out hi Vien na last week has been Issued by tin eecntive com in Ittee of the cijiiiiriunisl International. 'Hie ruin initi. e also asks Austrian workmen In resnrl In arms to win utfuinst thi- "nppressor," and elHirst si.lilicr.s' lo make common cause whh the wurket-M and lo permit no loi'iKii troops to enter Austrian territory. t'oimnunisix liere, however, ap parenlly we little cliniirti for tin-ititdiat.- HtteceHN of any workers rein- Hlon In Vienna, hut last week's ouilu-eak. is tf ken to iiiilirule iTTat the sjitrlt of revolution is uUvlii ICutfipe. lmiortsaci la attached to alleged political feahirea or tho Vienna disturbance! u.i allowing protfr-Ms in the class strugKl. ; KI SSIANS lll.WII I 1 1 I'AltlK. .Inly in A1' A Vien na dispatch lo the llavas agency notes (hi- Wiener Mit1as eidmp as KuyinK: "It seems most plautiibln that Die revolt wa.s direct el by etn isyaitfs of the tliiiil 1 nt rnatlonul i Moscow)". . i j N u in e rous foreigners appeare.I amidst the. disturbances, the paper asserts, au.l nave the signal for KeltuiK rire to the building-- ll ahlK limt of the 2:t persons aite-tied at Hie offices or the Hole l-anne ( re(l riaK the majority were ltu.--.sui ns. Included amotiK tho anesied was the wife of a prom inent Vi.-nne.se physician. The Mil tags .fining says the Ki-ealT part of the foreign emis saries arrived recently und that It was reported they had larg funds at then- ilisposals. lly OtfO Asua-latiNl lnisi The I'ittttburg I'irnics tolay W4-ro again on top of the National league by the narrowest of margins over the 'hlcugo Cutis who lost the, lead they took from the Corsairs earlier in lha month. Chicago managed to ge un even break with t Iih (iianlK yesterday but that mumi'i enoiiKh for a club v if h . championship aspirations, Meunwhile the 'raie.s wer aveng ing a double defeat at the bands of I'hiludeiptiiu.. J'onie Hush's club drove Tony iaaiinauu off the iiioumt In the third inning of the' op tier umt won 9-7. In tint ec ond the J'irutes pounded I'erguson out mid snatched u ti-5 win. Cubby iiai ineti'a home run in the tenth Inning of the first gumo gave the Cubs u G-4 inurgin on the HiaritH but the New Yorkers U-at Charlie lioot in the tu xl gauu- Z-'i. Stwmd sa-kor stars Ifuglile Crltz wan almost tho nhole show ut Host on In Cincin natl'8 3-2 victory ovt-r the UravH in- 10 innings. Tlie He.ls" second huseman drove in two runs and n-ored unotiier on a home run. flirouklyn and St. 1 ouls w ere hulled by rain. Oeorjte Sissb-r hit a home run with the. bases loaded in the ninth at St. I.ouis but tho Yankees beat the drowns, nevertheless, lft-C. He, I Sox Sock Hall The lowly Hoslon lied Sox went on a batting rampage in the first game of their double, header with 'b-velund, pounding four Indian pitchers for a 14-fi lacing. Cleve land Mooil t he currigan on their heads in the second, winning 4-. Sam (lihson sliudel l.efty tirove in a pitching duel at Ihtrott and the Tigers beat Philadelphia 6-3. The Chicago White Sox wero easy for Trvlng Hard ley. who turn ed In r-1 victory for Washington. y a m 1- Sensational J Lamp Value fl era an 3 $r I BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE LAMP STAND AND SHADE COMPLETE The bridge stand is of art metal, attractively dee orated in polychrome. The shade is of exquisite, design and can be had in colors to match your home environment. It will not only add color to your living room but will also serve as an excellent reading lamp. 50c DOWN will deliver this lamp outfit to you. A new slmw In V -v York is called "Tl)e Hare Kacir if tV1;." Some kind of a play at. .-ut baihin'; beaches, we suppose. CARR FURNITUMi CO., INC. MAIN 770 Another advantage in having o ! stenographer Is I lint you can us big- words you don't know how to spell. LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS PAKATCKIA l.AKK. N. 111. (AP) ('Iroumstitntliil .1 nly lunv fli,.lil vl.lcni-n MVi,ii, after III., I 1,11- n,l, ,l , lr.u,UDUt' STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Travel in our Modem Chair-Car Stages! Ieavo La Gninde for Wnllowa Lake 1 ji Grande for Iaktr, li.ii.sc Il Grande fur Haker i nlv l.a Gninde for IVmlleton 0:00 a.ra 4:fH)p.m. 12'rip.ni. 9:25 a.m. 7Wdju. 1 1 MM) uiii. 8:30 p.m. (Connection, at l'eii.llein f, r Wnlla Walt and rasmj Leave lCiranJe For Portland at 11:00 a.m Fare $9.50, Round trip 516.00 WIN: I.I N'Ct l. N a tlecat hlon labor. II you AMI 1SF Mi. (AT) - Winning championship In real ask Kali Klklns, tro- i vns i,ai hi i s MMroi.V. Neb., (AIM Winning Hubbard, Mug of the hna jurn ers1 etnee hla college days at Mlchlgun. kdded an A. A. I . r--c-Ofd to hla list of victories in the evelt when he Jumped -.ri tci't s -"Vi Inebea to win tlie event at the na tional games here. The n-kta star holds I he w orhl i econl at :'6 feet 1 4 inehe. uiui no chal. JUiir liaa been able consistently lo come within u loot ut his mark. jijuois lu'lian freshman ut lha I'ni 1 verstty of Nebraska, who won thti 'aiUaronud tiMc at the national A. ' a. r. Hunnlng thiough the ten events umh-r the ri lentiess rays of u broiling July sun, Klkln lost 1 4 li pounds during the day, His diet const! cd of and orange juice Helps Yanks Wrt John (iratxivskl, utti lier fur Yanketi. ho It liaviiin ,tiitp a Urf 'part In tha sur.e of thn HatmtR throuth hi -Ueiit work back of lha plat. i;iali. kl hai rauthi the nia.nity of tha (atnrt played br ilia Yanki tliia " yar. ZIP-BANG! "There goes a blow out on that back tire. Pretty bad hole, but it can le vulcanized and put in goo d shape if we take it to johns bros. tire shop:' When you have tire cuts and blowouts, remember the ljest remedy is to have them vulcanized by experts. JOHNS BROS. Tire Shop and Filling: Station 1517 Adams "A Handy Man Around the House' HGNRV I VJlSM Vtv i-JR.e- N0jj HeRE IS 7 WOULD H6LP Mff J CUU HELP . a,,, FROM r l 1 WAS sy , I Figure dot Myd m'PearJ , c Ll" hROM . M A. mr u r.ie , rVCCOJKJTS AND 1 1. 1 4 ; momthlV .' GO GET A GLS$. Jf Y -X, S 7i'3 Old Gold TJie Smoother and Better Cigarette .... not a cough in a carload m Ey BRIGGS