La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 07, 1927, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPage Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, October 7, SPORT NEWSf WILL MEET VANDALS SATURDAY CLEAR WEATHER FOR THIRD GAME Showers Before Nightfall in New York, Weather Man Predicts : 'NI'JW YOIIK. O.I. 7. CAP) f'lcur vcnthrr for Uie third khiiic of tlic world wricH between tin New V o i k V II 1 1 k I -tA a n the I'l 1 1 h)mj I K Plrii1en wiih Indinitcil thin ninrnliiK. Tlic weather Hum wild there would lie hIhuv.m-h iy nlKlitritll. The win tdiriii d ii way mi curly lotf r.n.l i;n III) lun hui 1 1 mcr day was I'o recast, ' lly Itrlan lU'W AswNiii.('il Pics Sjvnirs WHci ) . NKW VOPK. O.i. 7. i.M') Tin- New Voi'c Yanket.i c.-u-.e home today with one half of ll; world rhainmoiirthip won. Tiny may never wc the. other linlf tmt they brought two Karnes wll'i ihein. troni Pi't;lM!r and hcvc;.i1 i.ritK. lends o( exii'"-lH who i (-.-'t-. a, quick flnlKh to Ilic I!!1.'' il.lSHlc. Four virlorleH an- neccHmn-y lo win lit" HtJe exteiiiii K over i;! I h ,v Irnll plnyl'itf tenilr.iy. Thn Niitloiiiu leaune m i'i;mt wliinej-H have not ifiui to ici and their play In I he Cirn1 two Kainen Iiiih HiiKK"eted that they huve not j heK'in to flKht. The holdm-Hs that brontclil I he Itoeeaiieei H home in front In a hectic cIohIikc MrnKKlc in the Keillor U aiftn Iiiih Iteen iiiIkk- ; Injf, from their make-up In the opening K'illl"R played before ll sympathetic crowd of home folk i frleiirlly eitoiiKh until the, name of Klkt t'uylrr, the outfielder who )iuh bti'M Ml nod In a corner with n , dunce cap on IiIh h-ad, Ih nieitllon rl, Horn Alwnil t'nylcr J , Hoth funics In' I pll t nlnirfr pro voked oiithuralH ujiulimt ManaKer ItiiHh'H policy of keeping t'nyler out of Die name. I 'or thai; reiiHoit he may welcome the chaiiKc of scen ery of New York. The throng at the Yankee Kfndlum thin afternoon does not cure whellier t'uyler plays or aulOKraphs baHehalbi, IiIh princi pal occupation at Forbes field. The Yankees needed 4he help of tin T'lmteH in . wlunltiK (lie flrnl frame but they inuijo I heir own ur raiiK'nieiitH to capture the secoml. The I'trateH flvic wlllliiK to con tribute Home Kmely iiKMlulanc' ycR lerday anil did hi If) here mid there but t he YankccK would have won , anyway. ' ll'IlllOWH lo Pitch : Manager Motile IIiihIi aminunrod I .co Meadows ua his pltchiiiK choice in today's ffume, Meadows was oiio of the first player to take spectacles with him on the hufwdiull field. AIanbTr UuKifUiB u waited exuiiilpulloii of Herb Pen nock ' Injured knee beforu imhUIiik his IitlchliiK nornlimtlon. If not Pen nock, who has never lost a world series icaino, the rcHponsiblllly will devolve upon Wiley Moore. The 1 1 ne up:: New York T'litHbuiK Combs, i'l h. Waiter, ef KoenlK. km Ithyne., If Itiilh, if I'. Warier, rf (lehrlK, M Wright, sm Mctiscl, If Trayuor, 3d l.irKerl, '-'b Hartiharl,' 2U iMiKan, :tb Harris, lb (irabuwHkt, c - Hunch, c J'ennock. p M adows, p ( 'm pi rem Morau (Niit tonal) a I plate; OriiiNby ( Aiuerlcun) flrHl; 'iuiKley (N'atloiiul.) Hccond; Nallln (American) third. 'C'i'.tie: l:.ia p. in. Masterii Klau dard time. COtONlAL The Kniuily liilci'titliutii'Mt Ln.st Time Today Warner Bros . A k j. UKUH Qf 1 HASIUM AlbrtlllowM m . rm mm mm mm MAYMcAVOY Hakolm MXlCiPt -HeddaHoppcr VARNtR DROS. PRODUCTIOc A love idyl of the cabarets Nick Nack comedy Pathe News Cove High Eleven Loses First (lame Cove. Oct. 7. (Xpeclnl) The ( 'ove li Iffli school f ool bu 1 1 team played its firtl Maine of the senson with the i'nlon wcond l"iun Wed nesday al'leriioon at 4 o'clock .at ('ove. It was also the flrHl name this tam him fver'playi'd as it has been onrnnlxcd under Coach (lrant Couley. The Jlrsl half of the Kanie Cove played iivccptlonnlly it and were winning but lost out 'In 11m second half. The score stood 0 lo 13 in favor of l.'nton. . Thn football suits came Inst week and on Kriduy and Haliirday Uu boys tried them out In the rain and gave (hem Ibelr first coat of mud. They ha vi u Kaine scheduled with North I'ovx'i i' In the near future. I i i i College of Idaho To Play Pacific U l'OHTI.ANI), Ore. Oct. 7. (AP) While the University of Idaho Is play ins; the rnlveralty of Oregon at KiiKcntt tomorrow, t lie CoIIcko of Idaho of-Caldwell will be play liiK I'acirio nnlvei'slty of Korest Urove ut Portland. CoIIckh of Idaho won tho north west conference championship last year by defeat Injc 'act tic univer sity, so the rivals, meeting early this year, are expected to put up a Hlifl battle. Gould,- Half I'M VKJtSm' o- OftKOoX, Kinetic, Oct. 7. (Special') The nerlous biiHlucHs of prt'iiai'liiff fur an opening Pacific Count Conferenc? foot path aaine is uiidcrway In cat'ncHi in the Cidvernlly nf. Oregon grid I iron camp as Cn plain .lihu J. Ale K wan. bead coach. Is driving PIk pndcKeH liant. Orcfjon mwIjiks dilo Its ennfereni-e sehednlft 'here H;it jtirday against the I'tHvei'Hliy of Idajio. This will he the firnt . meetlnK oi uiPHO luaemneK Kiuee ynen ine viiiuiaiH urew a m win. Cotter (tould, Webfout pluiiKliiK halfback. Mill hear the brunt In xainliiK yardiiKe through (he Hues. Idiiho has a huskier athlete as fullback named KerKhinsnlk who weighs Home 22(i pounds, hut (iould is expected to stop him. At leiiKt :hl Is his aHKlKtiiuent at present. Oyni'KO "Hpeed'' Jlurtiell, veteran half of last fall has tdiown niueh linpi'ovemeat this season and will be . used to ,Mkirt the Va,ndal. ends Katunlay, Hurnell, In tho two practice liiimea held, has '.improved K really In his hroken-fjeld ruuuInK "'id is another athlete expected to shine against Idaho. . The meeiitiK of these two teams Saturday will constitute' the llth time since football relations have started hack In 1 !)()!. Oregon has won I A, lost two and beer, tied three times to date. -- orriTAilxi KMntAi i, f;..Mi:s wiii:i)ru:i von KATUtDAV, (MT K . Willi Jw'orcs When Kmno Tennis Met lMt Kchmiii . . . KAST CambridKB Mas. Harvard vs. Purdue. New Haven, Conn. Yule (19) vs. (leortdn (0). Princeton, X. J. Princeton (7) vs. Iehlgh (, Annapidls, Md. Navy (24) vs. lrnke (7). ( West Point, N. Y.- Army vs. Marquette . J'hlbidelphla Penn vs. llrowu. 1 Uhacii, N. Y. Cornell vs. V. of Richmond. Hamilton, S. Y. oli;uie vs. Virginia Poly. , t Hyracuse. X. Y. Kyrucuie (31 vn. Johns Hopkins (). PlttMbuiK PlttsbuiR (17) vs. Wewt Virginia (7). State Collewe, Pa. Peon Stale (!)) vs. Hurknell (0). New York City New York I, vs. Alfred. Washington, J). t ieorKetown vs. Davis Klklns. Haston, Pu. Jifayette , 37 ) vs. Hutgers (It). New York City Columbia (41) vs. Wesleyan (0).. Hanover, X. II. Dartmouth vs. Allegheny, Uyrhani, X. H. V. of New Hampshire (0) vs. Howdoln (7). WashliiKtoii, Pa. WHshhiKton id Jefr(eison ( H) vs. Heihany ( ). Worcester, Mass. Holy CroHM (ill) vs. Dayton (7). WilllaniHtowti, Mass. Williams vs. Vermont. WEST Chicago Chicago vs. Indiana. s Urhuna, III. Illinois Clftj vs. IJutlor (7). Iowa Clly Iowa (li) vs. Ohio State (13). Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan (66) vs. Michigan Slate (3). Minneapolis, Minn.- Minnesota vs. Oklahoma Aggies. Kvniiutoii, HI. Northwestern vs. l.'tah. Jjiwrenee. Kan. Kansus (U) vs. Wisconsin (13). Detroit, Mich. Notre Dame vs. Detroit. PACIFIC COAST I.os Angeles 1 of Southern California vs. Oregon Aggies. Putimnii, Wash. Wash. Slate College (14) vs. Montana (). Hugene, Ore. Oregon vs. Idaho. MISSOURI VAU.HY Columbia, Mo. Missouri (14) vs. Nebraska (7). ., ' St. Jjoitls Wash. I. (2fi) vs. Missouri School of .Mines ('-'. Ames, la. uwti Stale vs. Simpson.' , : ROCKY MOUNTAIN ,ogan, rtah tUah AggleH CO) vs. Western Stale Normal ,). lioxeman, Mont. Montana Stale (ti) vs.'- Colorado - I 3). ' SOt'TllWKST ' J'ayeitf-vllle, Ark. Arkansas vs. Haylor. Austin, Tex. Texas University vs. Trinity.' Shreveport, Iji. Centenary (U) vs. Southern Methodist (37). Ki. Worth, Tex. Texas Chrisiimi (liX) vs. TeasTech (li). Dallas, Tex. Sewanee (.1) vs. TexaH Aggies (), i-'au wi;st ' Berkeley , C;rl. California (7) vs. St. Mary (!!!). ' Palo Alto, Cal. Stanford (33) vs. Nevada (11). I.os Angeles, Cal. II. of Southern Cal. (17) vs. Oregon Armies (7). SOUTH Itirmlnghatn, Ala. Alabama (24) vs. Kmiitdnna Slate (0). Atlanta, fia. Oeorgla Tech. (ft) vs. Tuhiue ((!). Lexington, Ky. Kentucky vs. Kentucky Wesleyan. Chapel Hill, N. C. N. Carolina (ti) vs. .Maryland (14), Raleigh, N. C. N. Carolina State (3) vs. Clemson (7). Nashville, Tenn. rVanderbllt vs. Center, 1,'plvei-Hjty, Va. Virginia (f) vs. South Carolina (0). hart's double to righU Harris up: slrlke I culled: foul strike S: Du Xiin threw out Harris at first, Hurnhurt holding wcond; Spencer liatted tor Hooch; Spencer up;. trlke I called: bull I low Inside: foul strike two; hull ; high: bulj t h rce I nslde; J .uzzeri Hi ole u h it rrom Silencer ami throw him out; 1 run. 2 hits, no errors. 1 left. NINTH I.WIMi, YANKKKM Spencer went In to catch for I'lttsbarg; Ijiziteri up: ball 1 out side: strike 1 tailed: bull S Inside; strike 2 called: . Cvengros was working u fast curve contlnuully; foul; bull three high outside; Ithyne threw out Luzzeri ut the Inllial hag. Diignn up; strike culled; strike 2 culled; hull I low; J Huron slngle-I shurpy throiiKh tho box; Rcngiiough up bal I wide; Ithyne threw out HenKiiough ut first, Dugan going1 to second; Pen nock up; Pen nock batted; right handed this time: hall I; low; slrlke I swung; strike 2 called; foul; Traynor tok o hit from Pen noik and threw him out. I hit 1 run. no errors, none left. NINTH IXXIXti, IMItATKS C roh batted for Cvengros; (Iron Vip; the' crowds were now leaving the park as the game seemed sufo for New York; ball I Inside; ball 2 Inside: ball 3 inside; Ib-ngough went out to talk to Pennock; st ri kn 1 called ; st rl ke 2 ca I led ; tlroh sent up a weak fly lo Pen nock: I.. Wuner up: foul sirikc I : . bull 1 outside: foul strike 2; 1,.' Wuner got u Texus leaxer into left, Ithyne up; hull ' outside; foul strike 2 wide; Rhyne filed out to Combs; P. Wuner up; trlke 1 call ud' 1. Wuner walked to second unmolested; P. Waiter popped to l.azy-erl. No. runs, I hit. no errors,, 1 left. 1 . Don't Miss It! COMING Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday COLONIAL Watch for Tomorrow's :f Ad W R0CQUB f ' tlWNT I' 9 , UHt TUU70V DEI WO An EAm Cmrtm RUTH DRIVES HOME RUN IN THE SEVENTH (Continued from Paee i; grounder and got htm at first. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left, NKCONH INNINO, YANKHUS l.itKxerl up; strike I swung; strike 2 swung; l.anzerl was going afti-r wide hooks: ball 1 outside; I.ukxci-1 funned, taking a third cull ed strike: It was Meadows second strike out ; I Migan up; ball 1 out side; strike 1 swung; ball 2 out side; Wright threw out iHigau (it firm; Wright's throw almost pull ed Harris off the base; (Irabowskl up; ball j low Inside; strike I call-c-1" Truynor look Crnhowskt's hop per and got him at first. No runs, no IiKh, no errors, none left. THIRD 1XNI Sti, PIltA'I KS Harris tip, strike 1 called; Har ris neat out a riy to Combs; Mooch up; ball 1 (mi I Hide low; strike I culled; ball Iwo Inside; strike cull ed 2; (loch fanned out. taking a third rolled strike; IVunoek had his old ourve ball working In great "tape; M adnws up, strike I rall ed; foil! stvll-e 2: l.iiKUi'ri tossed out Mi ndows. No reus, no hits, no err ors, none let), THIRD INNING, VAVKI I S The crowd cheered Pennock us he walled (o the plulo; strike I swung: hall 1 Inside; strike 2 call ed: this was a fast hall on the out .i!tb corner; loul; ball 2 low; foul ithyne threw t: ut ' Pennock ut first; Combs up; Combs lotted lo Wauer: K or nig up: slrlke 1 culled: litis was it fast bull inside; bull 1 high am! outside: ball 2 oiitnhh; foul strike 2; foul; Wright made a beuiittiful catch of Koenig's seem ing till; he raced back Into cenier .field to gel. the ball; No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. j ronrni inni.m;. pirati-: I.. Wuner up: ball 1 low; I.. Wu ner apparently tried to bunt but umpire Moran called It a ball; hall 2; ball 3 outside; strike I called; strike 2 called; LuxatI lossed out. j I.. Wuner ut first; the Yankee sec- ond bu semen coming in fast to la lie I.. Waller's slow roller: Rhync up; Rhyne popped to kocnig; P. Wauer up; foul slrlke 1; P. Waner sen! a hut liner to pugan; No runs; Lno h)tHj fikOieiKos. nws li;u, I'O I It HI INNINft, YANKT.KS The crowd chcired I la be Ruth as he walked lo the plute; Ruth up; slrlke I called; this was n slow curve o:i the oulsble; strike 2 called; t his wits nnol her curve; ball I outHble nmnummv mpiini iwroiBywiaam STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Kur information call Main 7!H) Travel iit our Modern ChairCar Stages! Leave La Grande for Wallowa Luke 9:00n.m 4:00 p.m. La (Iraiule for Uaker, Iloise 12:25 p.m. La Ciamlt! for ISaker only r::t(lp nK La (Jrande for IVndleton 1 1 ;0( a.m. 3:0 p!m! i (Connection ut Pendleton for Wulla Walla nd Puoo Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a,m Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 .Meudows threw liliti anot her curve: Uu'n fanned. inlf ' Iuk a slow ball by Inches; Cichritf J up; slrlke 1 culled: hall I outside; foul strike 'J; Meadows was trying n chaiiKc of puce, mixing; a lust ball with a curve; ball 2 hbfh: ball S outside; CiehrlK was ffiveii a tick et lo first b:ihc; Mcusel ll: ImII 1 Inside; un the hit and run play, Meiisel Kioiinded lo Trayuor, who threw the ball Into Hie rand- Htauds. I' nder I he Kroiind rules, OehrlK halted at third and Meu sel u t second; l.i zer up; ball I oulHlde; foul slrlke I: ball 2 out side: Meadows wtts trlvluK l.azzerl nothing lull curve?: bull It low; .Meudows fell down mukttitf this pilch nnd the crowd luuhted; foul HI l ike 2: I nxxeri struck out ; swiiiKliiK lor Hie third sirikc; Du gun up; bull I outside; Traynor threw out Duuan at' first. N.d runs, no hitH. "iTur, two left. i ii ih iMMi, ph:vii:k Wright up; bu!! i outside; strike 1 called: Ihbt was a I'loaler; ball 2 inside: (irabowskl look Wright's IiIkIi My In Irmit of the plale; Trayuor ut). strike) 1 called: Mils W'.xh another slow ball; ball 1 In side: Traynor fouled out lo (ira bowskl; I turn had up: loui sit ike I ; ball I li lu It out Hide; Combs made a remarkable running catch of Itarultarl's Iook fly; the Pirates had'Koue out in one, 'two and, three, order for five innliiKS und Pennock bad not allowed Ihein a lilt. No r'itiK. no hits, no errors, none left. I'HTII inni;, VA.ki:i:s Orabowski up; foul sirikc I; bail hWh; loul Mrike L'; (Irabowskl sent an easy, fly to Wrlffhl; Pen nock up; the crowd cheered Pen nock Uh lie came to the, plate; Pen nock up; hall 1 IiIkIi outside; foul fanned, lukliig a called third slrlke; Combs up;. .Meudows took C'omb'u bunt and , towed him out. jWeuilows , wus pHehbiR flue ball, not havjiiK' aKower u hit since the firs! inniiiff st.-jklna out five men. No runs, no Ml, no errors, none left. - sixth im(j piraiks llitnis up: iiirfke I called; .Hike. t ailed : I lar - is was throw n out at t:ist. Pennock to (Jehiitf: Ouoch op; (iooeh rtu d out to Pithc Uuth; Mva low.' up, the crowd yave Mill- ihi":i ii' I m bund for his ffood pi'ohiiif:: coin la 'col.' .Meadows sport hoisi. li liirhl eenter field. f. runs. :o l.its, nc errors, nono left SIXTH INNIN(;( YANK l-'.KS KoenlK up; Ijjill . I low; Ithyne threw out KoenlR nt. first ; Uuth up Htllrke I called; hall 1 outside; foul strike '2; Ha be was choklliK his bat as he swiiuk; foul; ball 2 outside; this was a very slow bull and the crowd luittfiit ( ; Ryne threw out Ruth at first; (iehrit up: strike I swunfr: bull 1 Inside; bull 2 out si. Ic; ball a Inside; OebrlK ifot a double Into ".Khl; . t'r his second hit of the Kame; Ciooch w-nt down to talk lo .Meadows: Metis d up; ball 1 high: foul sliike.I; foul strike ?: Meusel struck out, rench inff for'n hiid strike " No " runs. 1 hit. no errors. 1 left. Ni;VI-;VHI IWIMi, IMItATKS I. Waner up: bull, I outside; the Van keen complained that I. Waiter had iilteiupted to bunt; strike I called; l.uxzci threw out I.. Wuner at first; Ryne up; Ouon. took Rhynr's slow roller and threw htm out; at was a brilliant piny by Pu- 3011KI1 was catching for New Vork. Wright up: ball 1 outside; foul strike 1 ; -hall 2 outside; ball 3 low; Koenlg robbed Wright of a hit, taking I ho ball back on tho grass and throwing him out. Tray nor up; strike 1 swung; Trawour got a hit Into' left field, for the first Pirate htr of the gamer Murn hart up; strike 1 called; hall 1 outside; Traynor scored on Barn- Best Woman Jumper in World I r . v , ! x. j 1. jt wN "gon; V. Waner up; Lexzerl took P. 1 Waner grounder and got him ut I first. The crowd cheered Pennock I'to the echo. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. si;vi:nth jxsixu, yanki:i:k l.azzeri up; loul strike 1; ball 1 out Hid:; foul strike 2; this was a hot grounder nnd wus foul- only i by Inches; ball 'i oulside; ball 'A outnlile; foul; Laraeri shot a single into center with the count two und three; Dugan up: the crowd cheer ed imgau; .Meadows took Dugan's bunt, und thunv too late to get J.azzeri ut second. It was u sacri fice fop Dugan; Durst butted tor (.irabowskl; Durst, up: hall 1 high: ball 2 high; ltyne threw out DuiHt at first, l.azzert going 10 third und ' Dugan to second: It was no sacri , fice; Pennock up; The Pirate In- lleld lit ball 1 lnstde;xfoui slriko J't-iinocklrleil - tp hUnt at the. ! siUceze init Peiinock fouled flic j ball; strike 2 culled; Luzzerl was 'almost cought off third by Goocn a IH nick throw; loizzcri scored wheu Ithyne fielded J'ennock's slow roll er to (iooeh; Dukuii went to third; Combs up; hall 1 inside; hall 'i lliigh; strike I called; strike 2 cull- jiid; foul; hall 3 wide; Dugun socred 'on Comb's single to right; Pen 'nock going to third; Koenlg up; -foul strike 1; this was a terrific, j liner Into tight field; Pennock .scored 011 Koenig's double to right.; I Coiuta went lo third; the Yankee jaiiilh'iy will be now In full action; Manager Hush rushed out from , tho Pirate bench und waved Mcu jdous oul of vhc box. .Meadows will he the third straight pitcher to he I knocked out of the box by the j Yankees; the crowd cheered Mca dows to the echo as he walked to I the bench; Cvengros went In to the box for tht: Pirates; Cvengros wanned up displaying n fiint , curve; Uuth up; ball I Inside; hall 2 outside; foul strike I: this was a grounder down the right field ( foul Hue; striku 2 swung; Uuth j went after u wide curve; Uuth I crashed a home run Into the right j Held stands scoring Combs and j Koenlg ahead of him; It was a terrific drive und the- crowd wus I in un uproar; Ciehrlg - up; . .foul I strike I; bull I outside; foul strike 2; ball 2-outsuie; Clehrlg struck out swinging for the third strike; Mcu jsel up strike 1 culled: hull 1 in side; ball 2 outulde; this wus a slow ball: ball 'A; foul strike 2; foul; .Meusel swung at the third strike. Six runs, 4 hits, no errors, none left. I KJHI II IN Nl N(i. IMHATKS The riifht field hleuchers rose nnd cheered as Babe Uuth walked "r Foundry. Phone Main S48 Q M U S I C I A N S ft C , "The South'R Finest" . .' ZUBER HALL ; Saturday Night, Oct. 8 HAM CRAWFORD And His Famous LOUISIANA SYNCOPATORS . Hot Ho Kum ! Rollicking Rythm ! toothing Syncopation ! Positively A Dance Sensation! - 1 Gentlemen ADMISSION Spectators $1.10 ' ; 25c ' Q MUSICIANS Q V "The South's Finest" 1 1 Clauil Pratt mivhasctl fifim Iti'H Webb, ikiIIco loir kennel mill jime 4 month old (ienimn iwdice iltttK, siml by (Jilniiti Von IVsetli jeiihui't. (11iMMpic11tly the name of jlhe Pintt I.imibcr (nniniiy'K dog j Is Polo Vim lisellienhiirt. ' If he j turns nut to Is? anything like his I fat her, old (iriiiim, I pity tin mnii jlhat tries to InMist the socks ofcoal ;over a high hoard icnce. We might i be able about this time next year l to start a cnixy patch quilt just from the reiiinins of old ontu and 1 pnuts. I was alnnxt an hour (his nmriilng making TflciuLs with Polo. ' He's just as wild as a timber wolf and' twice as IcIohk. F don't think we can ever remenilier his last name so I think I'll Just call him Polo Webb, j We've got a few small varnish brushes here for I .Sc u piece anil Miiiic (jirMiiterH chalk for asking fii H. Tin dog Is tied up In (lie day time. Please do not linthlle Deliciously Different j j Always Good ' Meadow Harvest is a tasty butter made under the most sanitary conditions and from the pur est of ingredients. Try it. You will like Meadow Harvest. Ask for it at the leading markets and grocers. UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122 int. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Wc Sell Tor Cash "The Poor Han's Friend" lo Ilia position in rlulit f. 1,1. II, n- ' ia Nuiwlay Baalne llcrt', lh lirst Woman lirond jiunprr in the world, MIm Murlrl Am llunn of lAinJon, Knglaml. 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