La Grande evening observer., August 17, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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OUTING, 8 Yds. $1.00
Thursday, Aug. Irfth, beg-inning at 9
a. m. we will sell one lot of IJG-inch
heavy weijrht outing flannel, lijiht ami
dark colors, ngular 2"k;, at the low
piiie of 8 y.ls. ... SI. 00
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PIRATES BEATEN
BY GIANT SQUAD
Chicago Cubs Inn-ease
Lead In National Race
to Six Full Games
XATTCCVAI K
W. I.
"hlcao 6! 4i
PiiMiunr (3 4
I.ouln 62 4 7
, V'W York i;a 50
'lnclnnall 49
't llrooklyo 4 7 r,n
BOMB' 44 C3
Vhlladcjphla 4'." f,s
. AMKHIOAX l.IOAfil'l'.
W. I..
Now York id 33
Washington c& 4.r,
Di-trolt CI 4n
J'hlli.lthlii 3 &I
f'bloa(D- !.3 11
flrvelanij 47 6r.
HU (xiula 41 f.H
Host on 3 6 7',
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lif Hun AKKHattl rn
Vhn tht (iiantrt roui. d tht
ritUburir rtral- In tht first gam.-
'. of their vt-rli at thi I'olo drounds
the Chicago Cubii profiled hy tlu
vult find today hud u Wad of mx
full gutmii In firitl placo In the
National liagu rare.
Cuba left Khmtj field with a 3-o
dtvl.ilon. . I
Rogvri Tlorntthy' twentitti I
lionin run of the .Heuaon. inArt-d
with two men on haw s in the
(wvi-nlh,' Minhled (he Oiaitts r
Vwin frnru behind ttud druh tht
PlratM, Tho OlantH gained u
full gamii on th I'lrah hut thf
Ht. Kouli Crdinal trimmed Hie
lloton H raves 6-3 and thiin movt d
to within one game of second place.
l'hll&dMlphla opened its torit-s
with lh tTnrinnatl Heln with a
1-3 victory. I.eMer Nweethind out
pltrblng ihren t'lnrlnuutl htuh tm. j
Yanktt-A Win J
Th lant Invanion of the i
fh YatthtM got tiniler jiay ai
Chicago and the Ain rtcan It-arue ;
)vadrn ambled In wlnm- hy uii j
H-l count. Hahe ituth hit his .
thirty -seventh home run Into t lit-
uppr deck of the grandstand
right field, one of the longest hits
or tn mm tii no career.
Tli a Philadelphia Athletics ni-- "
d their western trip with a doubi.
htwdr victory over the t i. v.-i.uid
Indiana, winning- the first f, ;i and
the trrond 8-ij.
Itrolt won Us sixth rousecntive
victory by bfatlng th- HoMon ; !
fox 10-7.
Washington and the si i.omis
Browns wer; ram-d out.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LaGRANDF, DEPOT
Travel in our
Modem Chair-Car Stages!
Leave
1 Grande for Wallowa Uike 9 :00 a.m 4 :00 p.m.
oavnnuuc mi JiiHt'It iMi;
La Grande for Haki-r only
Lot.ninde for IVmllcton
(Connrctlor. al IVlnllro.n
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip Slfj.QO
kmkMordm
iivailiible for l.uillini that mile
lKth
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' Beavers Wallop
s0 r
IA II H' xast i,ka;i i
w. i,.
Oakland
Sa n Kratirlfiro
Sutli-
Sarann-nto
J 'on land
Hollywood . ..
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Although Portland garn-r.-d IS
hifn as against lh- 10 for lh- S.ii1.h.
it thr--run rally In the lu.-U of
the ninth mu.i n-dt-d to giv- the
Ht-jtvi-rs a 7-C victory. Batter)-:
Mm h.-il, KShii and K go. Mci 'n-n;
oring fivt- rum in the lut
thr.-- iimingn, Oakland clos. d with
a rush to ovt rconi an -ariy I-ud
of tii- MitMions and win, Hat- i
t. ri.s; SparkJi. Ho-h)r and Hud; '
int-rt and VvulttTH.
H'-ld power !. hy h Hlantn of
"Sp-(V Shi-u, Sarramt-nto h-avpr,
Hollywood lost (hi- wrls opt-m-r
fi.:'. HiittcriHs: Shra uml S-v-rtid;
l ullt-rton. Murphy and Howard,
Although out hit hy h- Indians,
tht- last plar? Anfrln k-pt plinrvine
away
finally winning. U-H. Hat
vtrti. Smith, Hamilton,
- f r I .
itliThy and Hannah: f'lurti.
Hou', Nanc and Schmidt,
KM PLOYS NEW
SPORT MENTOR
1 NION. Ore.. Aug. 17 ( A f
Mr. t'oburii. who luught in u !niall
high school near Hnd und coached
ti at h lei Irs for I hat school laM
yar. has accepted a position In
the I'nion fwhools ami will have
rhargf ot all Othl. tkc (. ams dur
ing the coming y"ur.
ttr. uml Mm. f'otmrn have e.
cur'd the Hainl home on Main
st ri el and w ill move to lintoit be
fore nchool opetifl.
To Liberate Fish
Near Pend!etonUk;
PKNtH.KTON, Aug. 17 (AI)
Statf gitine officials yisl.rd.
p.-iiset u shipment of I,13
inhow trout egg from lkamoml
lake to the stale fish hatchery at j
KitiKham. The eggs are r (.-.(. -d
lo h:itrh In ahout a w.ek and the
trout fry wilt ht- kepi In pools at
the hatchery until next spring
w in n th- y w ill he liberated in
i:.i-ti rn ( i eon st reams. Ha r old
Clifford, state game warden miU
Hi- conditions at Hlngha tn w en
Id. al lor Ho- fish.
- ; I ' ti til
0:2.r)a.m. 7 :?o p.m.
ll:(i()a.m. 3:.10pm
f ir Wnlla V.'BllB eid l' )
of road. Cut everyone knows
Golfer, 83, Makes
Devil's Own Hole
In One Stroke
C I N -1 S N A TI ( A P) There Is
joy in the rank of f "ineinmti i'
most famous golfing foursome, the
"l-'our Mnnhi'ii-i-ra." who age to-
tal 311 year. The dean of tilt:
j group hum made u hoi tn on1.
j r. H. KrMinK, i.s "ihe dean,"
to ull and Mini try who pluy the
Hyde Park tiolf "I ill r,,.irs-. where
Ihe foursome ha Aroint- a tru
tJilloii. Keying stepped up to the
! of I he crooked J 3tj-yard
j ,- "evil's Own'' hole on the course,
iiddr -ss. t f ti- null with his eus.
tointiry vigor uml laid a nat one
Ml i ikk tit fur t he green w here it
til1 hi. d into l In run.
On top of that, lit limit-d in a
an) if fur fh eighteen hobs.
I Kes-n tig's eyesight n perfect. He
. in vi-r h a i been know n to lose a
lull and usually finds most of thf
bulls I hal I h- ( tut duffers lose.
lit- rt-gitrils a rail-iy ;i a us--!t-ss
ndagf. Ilis familiar oht iu
: or I'lui'H uluas Hing.H from ins
n fthouhiTH.
I HI.h p'ly.iician Koin- y-arn ago ad
vifd htm to tak- Up golf am) -prfnwA
tiic utiinion that thf a-ii-
lit HODhl not liv long.
"Thai."' itays K' .H-Hing. "a a
gool jok-."
Kt-sslng's golfing companion ar
.J. WViMiroih, 7fi: harls Maish,
I tU, nml f I. W. Morguniiiai r. 77.
'Tn-y mltnlt with a dt-gro of jo
j ros n'H that th-y ur lighting off
jlti grim ha-r with a mu.Hhi.
I Hut th y play alrnol an good a
gain- as thf dan.
IHunt Pheasants
rw 1 9 u 19
Will V) ) IL
16, 19, 23, 26, 30
i Th' fhim?t' phi-amint -a.son in
gam' dtHtrirt No. 2 in (ir'g'in.
comprising I'nion, I niatilla, ftuki-r.
jnranl, Mathur. Morrow, (iilliam.
Klamath. Hood I'.ivfr. Wawo and
Wallowa ronnti-H, has ln il-fin-d
and it will hf lawful to hunt hints
on thn following dat-s: rtolr-r
' 1. 2. 5. . IV. lfi. I. 23. 26 and
1 30. It will ! unlaw ful to hunt
on uny otiit r day hut th'.
Ill y-Aif nlay' iMiip Of Th h-v-rvr
It was inadvertently Htul-d
that It wan unlawful to hum on
tln-M day.
WI I.1.N IH AOI VCKS
HOOK HOItHOW KS
I.ONIHIN (AI1) If. ( Well
won hi utarrip "tht old Kngln-h
id-a that i( in extravagant and
wrong to ow n liukH " And h
would not tolerate ata ( liook
ilher. In an interview t h- famed
writer naid:
"Our prohlem 1j to d-vi- som -
nieaiiH of destroying I In- pernicious
habit of Itook horrowing. Tti.-re
.i ii 'i'-'"'") lot-M iii mi Uioii.-
ary Knglish mind that It l es-
travagant ami wrong lo ownbooks.
Koriiu-rly hooks w r- pu hi If h' tl
tor lh- prosperous rlasw-s at bigii
prices. In . hh piosi-rou horn, s was .lynainite-l an t burned in Jun.
(ther. is probahly u copy of I b ,y two tor-st service .mploj.s uf
Hlhlf bouglit from t h cotporteur, t,.r the owner refused to burn tt
l.llt little el. A honk was sup
' posed to lust forever and b ret:d
(and read again. As l h- tj.ste fm
reiitling d.-vi-lutd there heganfhat
i borrowing hahit whicli ha p.-r-I
Histed inr too long. Th-r- i no
' longer any need for It.
1 "Now that every man has hl
1 tit-w uiitomobile und new furniture
ihf ought to have his own n w
tresh books. If tin y get olb d
th- y should be r plui ed by m ..
, i opi s. A library neds
Oft.ll
wajlpai-r. u
stab- b -r; w hy shul
lerate slale books'."
The widow's mite is sorm-time-
j large enough to rate h another hus
band with.
r iisoii why airplanes are re
to as 'she is because it
t he-tiKin to run one.
Coming Star of
Y.wr nolite American l.earue pitching averanes? Snr-. and it is
young- Georga PipRraa or tha New Voik Yankft1?, who H atop ot
'a all. This yuunpstcr promlce to b th star t( the Vanke'
yiUuitig a(aQ Btxl .twu,
Kion ,.f n.mor.
I
I FOREST SERVICE
FIGHTS SETTLERS
War Waging Between Dis
aljled War Vets and Of
ficials in South Oregon
I'OIITI.AN'M, On-,, Aug. )7 (Al'j
I'Vom a remote point In the
j i iniMioa nut tonal fore .si in Hjnh
I : n Oregon comes a story o' a
( w.ir h tw n I'nilt-d Stati-s go- rn
' in-nl nff'icrs and ; U w pmn. - r
iM'htdiug two war v.-ii-ran. -.v no
have hi-i-ii trying to e.ViiMtMi Im.im
j fir 1 hfitist-lvt'N amid conditions re
tuiuisr ent of " ovt.-i w agon" i vh.
-A rhargi- by lv II. H-m. on- of
( .vttler-i. in a I. Her to Th.- A
; Ho u.t'd I'rens frotil I'ine Hiilge,
Js;itd that one of l In. hoiin-Ht. ad
cahins wi.., dynamit-'! and h.irn. d
in June hy two forest w-rvicc em
ploy e after the oiwi'-r refuvd to
burn if iiiinlf.
ii rt ilii. stfry
ffiriai at thf disirb-t oft'ic- of
the forest service here dtwre.t M -A
th- chu rg of dynamittni;, s.ivimk
no employi- of ttie m rvh'e had au
thority to do such a thing.
H M. claiming to be a disal-i- d
world war v- tt ran w irh t hr
i-Mldren to sitppo-t. and Hmory
livis, a disabb-d Spaniel war v-t-i
ran. wr- cited on August I to
app-ar in ftd'-rat court St-pi. U to
snow raiiH.- why iy .should not he
found guilty of contempt of court
in fulling to ii-y an ordT to va-c;t-
land upon whieh i hy had
S4-tf It-d.
H-nt d' llid lo corre ct a NT : f . -in-nt
in the r purl cunerninir tii
enation tiiut he unl lavi. had re
turn d to the land alter having
len orterd to have. Th.-y had
liev-r left ili. ir hoin. he rtainn-d.
found Not Onillv
Hest Mated that I'ais h;nl h-. n
:
rr-sted by fort m rvtce ofTicrs
yt-ar ago aft r tmii'luitr hi- t-anin
and was found not guilty.
"Hofiietad laws and the I S.
for st s-rvicf lawn give the hoim-set-kiT
the riht to S' ttly upon land
within fores' r-s-rv ' w ii ir h is
more valuahle for agrlctiii ur' thun
tor growing timh-r." Kiid Ilea's
b t ter, w h irh was in a I iy ty p w rit -l-n.
"This land ha.M no ( oni m.-rci;i )
tirnlu-r upon M- Hy planting kut
d ns v.e havt- already prov.-d that
the land will grow a large varb-iy
Of agrieuirural crops inchidinK
grain, biiuimi. grass s, bt-rrb n and
gardrn truck, which grew entirely
w it hout ii rigation.
"Last fait lour furniii.s stak-d
ehiiui", made app. ica t ii. n ftir hum
9t-ad entry, huiit cahliis and lived
iion this land all u inter. Also
four other claims wr- Kiak-;'! and
rahiiiH built by other mn. Th
courts w'ie a.sked to pa.t a
.Hiratning ord-r on only two, Mr.
I iav is and . W.- roiil.l not af
ford to hire a lawyer and no lo
Portland to der.-nd niliwlv-s. so
lit- ord'-r was pass-. hy d-fauH.
Wr ri-fuiw-d to have our ItoiiiiH. U-
jjy
askeil t he fen .-At oi i fcers to
ailt"t 11V UH tin .' h:tt- i.fti-n Itir.Kt.
(-iied lo du and gi- iif it f.-Mi ial
u ,.ountv wi,..,-,. H
v,.,, Kll0un ,a til,y r,.,M;ttll ;o
( ti i
-One of the boniest. ad cahins
himself.
ItlniiH'.H trtM .Mrk-t:
"Will not th o'ficer who'gavf
out his story lo th prs sink
lo facts and t- Ii th p-ople of Ore
gon that Mr. Oavis is a tis:hh-d
Spanish war V'-t-rn and tin-t Mr.
Hist Is a disable world w.ir Vet
eran with line.' children to support
and that the forest s rvlc- is try
ing to put tlu-m off this iifitiinher-d
agi icuH ural land w it hout a fy ir
1 trial in this county'.'
' , "This land. ' Pying idh
1 and bus t..-.n fur y-ars.
i.s it is
ran pay
si ati' or
no income '0 the touniv
federal government and H cos-t-
irg thousands of dollars a y-:ir to
protect t horn brush, w and
sarvis b-rry w hich is an incuba
tor for inserts thai will sroy
flfnlur tn the adj;i'.-ut for. sis."
I' ores! serv;Cd offictals Saul that
the land upon which. um arid
I a vis tin d it of hivh : It it utb-
Yankee Hurlers
Sent Fonmlry
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All Mohair Davenport
With Reversible Cushions in Beautiful Color Con
trasting Damask
To offer this high grade, all Mohair Davenport at
the sensational low price of US..")!) is only another
proof of ( air's low price policy and combined Inly
ing power. The gunranteed construction and new
smart design make this mohair davenport an out
standing value of the season. It is covered in ex
All hardwood frame,
Full web lottom.
All eight-way tight
.springs.
An Unusual Sale of Rockers
Sale
Now In
Progress
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Ti'ii.i S to 'j. ( bickering hour; lo
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li;y- Portland t 4 1 111-f. 1 "kc s
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K Mo Seattle lit -!) Sekc ) S
and not adapted to agriculture
They ha. p. en offered better land
at (((!; plac s but refused. n.lid
th.- otficeis. who added that they
b.lnv-d that Hest and Iavis had
decided to settle at the forbidden
spot Pecan of a report that a
road was to he built through tha
region connecting litis burg with
f 'tainbnd lake.
Companion Chair to Match the Davenport $52.50
Note some of the many superior construction features:
securely jointed.
springs. Prevent
loos'
1 0C Down
Then Add 10c Each Week
Our sn.Ie of JWoocI and Fibre Rockers
met with overwhelming success on
the? first clay of its opening. Only c
few of these values are left hut yoi:
can place your order now for future
delivery from our new shipment,
duo within a few days. Your choice
from samples on the floor, of sturdy
Wood ;.rd Fibre Rockers with spring
seat cuslnons in tinishes
and covers to select
from. Values up to -S20.
Your choice at . . .
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Kastem Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
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CAMOKV. N. J. Having hitch
hiked more than 7 1 mil s to
Portland. Ore., and bark. Louis
Haumann. wit" and 1 "-year-old
daughter arc back home. Th
motorisls in their hom-1 state
the least responsive lo
thumbing.
SilV
their
Portland to
Sati
Francisco
$25.46 f rom here
Special reduced low tare good
only on ipecial all-coach traiim
leaving Portland every Sunday.
Tuesday and f riduyat 10 a. m.
Arrive San Francisco 10: W
a. m. next dav. Lowcot menui
In diner and lunch cart. Speed,
comfort, afecv.
(fr'X A roundtrip Coach hire
' from Portland good for
15 davt returning on any train
carrying Coachea.
Southern
Pacific
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pert manner with mohair all over, including the
outside hack and outside arms. A good quality of
Damask in beautiful colors is used for the reverse
side on all cushions. You must see this comfortable
davenport to fully appreciate the many saving pos
sibilities. And the terms are so easy.
All covering hand tailored and sewed not tack
ed or nailed.
Nachman spring units in all cushions.
A full guarantee by the Can- Furniture Co., as to
finality of material and workmanship.
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