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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, May 2, 11)28
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most in demand for
those who would
make eleven spring
frocks.
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J' . . ril!ti:SIMY VHOORAMH
ii ' Xiilioiinl llrouilraiitlnjr roin
i:u., ni-oKroin Tor Thursday night
!' fulloi;.:, to , t'nlpel hour "Tho
if Ijdttur'.ir Alniniam" Unlit opera:
i,'Jole lirotliers profcrani; '9:30
'q;J0. J'hllro hour;-10 td XI; (udlo
! hour. ''
if i KOW-Portlnnd 49lm-10ke) G
J eoneert: disn. "Golden West Olrl":
i T:S0. poiirtmy concert: , NBC;
i( KOO Oakland. K4.4m-7Okr'
i 6:20. Imnehnll; 6:!0, roneert: 7:110,
;i n"rlalnmont; t, NIK": .1 1 to;'ll
'A liuiinil orchntra.'iii,'ii :'..
lj 'KOIN Portland J 1 !lm-l)4llkc)
Q, orftun conrorl: 7:16, orrhentra:
- 8, aoprnno, violin: It, JiaH-nllan
J. trio.
t Kt'l-Ul (408.r.m-04O.
I kp) 6, male quartet; 7. proitnun;
i '7:Ho, mudla proirram; 8, Nllt';
i --dto. violin rerltal; 10, N HO.
; KJH Seattle (48.(lni-8C0kc)
':fi:30, dinner roneert; 7:80, orehrH
Atra; 8:80 to 10, A HO chain nro
Mcram; 10 to II, dance niUHlr.
3 K10 San. Kminclnco (422. Sm
VtlOkc) 0,, munlc; 7, book chut:
f,7:10, Bpoiix 7:30, violin recital; 8-,
' MHO: 10.to12, dunce orehealra.
i,i ' KKX 1'ortland (277.0ni-108O.
;kn) 0:15, concert; 0:30, children'
hotirH: 7, dance . orcheturii; . 8,
N'uthollc lecture: 8:1G, ntinllo pro
i fmni; 10 to 12, dunco frolic,
v, KCU Hnokano (2flfi.7m-1 150-
f ke) II, vurled proicrnm; 7:30, Htudln
progrnin; 10 to 12, dnnre iiiiihIc
S KPItO Sun Frnnclnco (404.3m-
CCOkc) 0:45, henuly talk; t, con-
cert; 7:30 concert orchestra: 8.
program; 9, music: 10 to II, dance
Ifinuislc; 11 to 12, concert.
KOMO Heuttle '(3fi0ni08ke) fl."M
;: cim'cert brchestra i. W:
i i,t. varied program: 11:16 to 12:30,
.concert orchestra with tenor,
i KYA San I'Yanclsco 362.7m.
? . sr.okc) 0. news; 7, studio program;
ii mandolin club; 9, program; 10
to II. dance music.
KlUHpokane (370.2m-810kc) Vol them together this month In
(1. orchestra; 0:30, KOW program; 1 another of those "champion' vs.
8. NMC; 10 to 12, orchestra. , champion" things. Corporal Ixzy
" ' fHcliwurlR Is recognised by the New
; IMPROVE KPA.MHI1 POIW8 lYorlt .Slate, bolting solons and
HAKCKliONA (AP) Tho rlpan- rankle Oennrn, former champion.
Isli government plans to spend $1 1, 'IV "e Nutlunul itnxlng ussnrlu
Ooo.ooo 011 port Improvements this t,on'
yir. Valencia, .Clljon und Kovllle I There's a championship right In
w ill receive allotments of more than prospect also In thut somewhat
81,0110,000 each and the rest will he synthetic class, the Junior llght
snenl nt mihao, Kan Kstebun, Han- weight. Tod Morgan, who rules
tamler, Curuona and Ilarcetnna,
.Aldlllonnl sums will be contributed
by the ports themselves.
CHINA PAV1NO KTUKKTS
CANTON (AP) Modern mnend
amlir.ed nsphalt avenues and to re-
piace many or me dark and damp
iui.v wiiien servo as streets in thin nutlet glanced off a silver dol
Canton. Plans also nrn being made Inr In his pocket. Nut much of a
to Improve hlKhwtiya connecting chance for n newspaper man In
Canton with other cities. Kwang. that town, though,
lung province, which has the fin. 1
1
China, will spend $1,000,000 nriOUT OUR WAY
more on run ns.
! ! While Mr. I.'ord Is In Kngland f "HC BStV jtFV?-F' I ' ' -r " " ",," ' . .
. we do hope he gives the Prince iP8r$r ' " , , . A RJ M' .
j one or his nice, shiny cms. W RO ME O ' XVNLU A -j 'FtOWlERS J J
I M V I P f ' 6MELUM' FLOVNJER vr 1 R01VJtC) J
f : Putting money In a envIiiKS j 'V
f account wins all games. . ... WX.pfi.lg Jk, "9f jf W'jgy7
.; This bank Is 1h place to IfT lH lu jpfi tl
Interest at 4 ffcMY .rS VwOsJ If , V'AW
' I U. S. National Ww' .
Bank , . tvae. ar pocket. j.r.w.u.,am ,
wca a a pat, art t cnn mmwvKiiwfc
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'SIX CHAMPIONS
TO DEFEND BELT
Loughran, Tunney. Wal
ker, Mandell and Can
zoneri to Fight
(Feature Service KportH Kdltor)
N K W YOUK (Al' 0n Tun-
nty lan't llio only world's champion t
who Ih lo -(U'fciicl IiIh crown thin
mnimw. All u.onc Mm line thn
lefwer-, kftifoi are mukliiK rfrudy li
takH . on UiHr rt'Uptlvri ehal
IrnK'TH nnd trH a tihure of tht tiff
outiluor nrrnan In tho warmer t
morithM.
Not U'hh (linn hIx e)iurnpton In .
tho r-lKt n'OtiRniKtHt and (ona fhin
WeiRfit illvlaions already ur hook
ed for chftiMplonNhlp fight, nti! It
lookH Ilkcr ft reworks aliml.
Timnry Jtt (ft-ttliiK Ht for tho
Tom Jfpi-ni-y affair, which proh
uhly will ho In thn Yankee Htaillunt
New York, July 20.
Tommy l,outfhrun( tho lih'hL
hf-avywlRht rulpr, hiut ugfvd lo
InkH on a ohrillrnKr Julio 7 ut tlm
Ynnkce stadium, also for Tx
Kirk a id, opponent prohahly to
hn Ja'O I.oniitkl or Jimmy HlatU-ry,
both of' whom . )iaa bfutea.'.or
J tick Dluncy, th uhdlrniid ex
rhampion. -..fi t . ..- ( ;
llirkfy WalkiT,. 'mfddwelKit
rhanipiun, who In-handled by Juck
Koarnii and hnce la unavailable to
Hlckard,- Is to lacklo Ace )tudkin
in ChlCttRO, in Juno or July umUr
tJm uuHpIcf? of Jim Mullen, ltl!k
nrd'M Windy-Clty rival,
Jon Jundf, welUTwelifht title
holder, )ioh been alffntnl by Jew
MrMtthon, matchmaker unto Klrk-
ard, fora Polo Ground acrap Juno
21, but HudklnN yrowth .Into tho
mlddlewvlirht 'jlvlsion haa robbed
the Baltimore Italian of nil ehul
longer. Another one now must )m
named, poHslbly tho;, harOy 8or-
ffeunt Haniiny.llaJier, who haa Riven
the Acu noma .memorable halt Ion.
Sammy Mandell,' the aomewhat
nvaatv'o, but none the lean respect
ed lightweight champion, is booked
for a scrap May .17 ut the I'oio
Ground that runs aerontl Only to
tho hoavywelRht , champlonahlp
match In Its appeal to the popular
lniHfflnntlon. '
Interest In the fight la due in
Inrge part to Ui.' colorful peraon
nlity and dynamite punching power
of little Jimmy Mclarnin, "the ba-
by.faeed rattlesnake," the chal-
lenger and man of the hour In tho
lightweight class,
Down among the featherweights
Tony f'anzoncH, the'bpunky New
York Italian who bosses tho di
vision in his own right now that
lift has beaten Jtenny Mass, is to
take on that hurd-hlttlng atom
from Mlhvnukoe.' Join Miniipue thn
fsnme who kayoed aallant lltllo Mud
Ttiylor. ,
' With these six, ntt of whom are
due to nee action tit the next few
weeks, the list of recognlxe'd and
undisputed champions ends. Tho J
n J ....- . Z
ffie""' . "
welglit champion by some stated
hut In not universally acclulmed.
Hud hus about outgrown the dlvi
alon anyway. The flyweight claas
hits two champions iuateud of one,
land It Is possible Hint itlckurd will
that roost, Is to defend It against
Cnnnonlinl) Kddle Nirlln May 24
In what PI'Obably will be the last
Indoor fight of tho season at Madl
son Square Garden.
llandlts shot nt a Ohlrugoun but
FIN IS FINISHER
' A Hi
1' rank M'iirrnll, naval aviation
inachlniKtN' mate, believes a pur
aehnte Hkid fin will Ktilde para
chute jumpers so they won't
run the rlxk of not Reditu; their
ehutes open. He's perfected thla
device, and plans lo teat it over
Han UieKo t'ul., in a 7000-foot
free fall.
Dr.Otto'Peltzer
Injures Ankle
At WickersdorfS
., , j Olson, I'end ;
. .... .,i, eer. i.ermun
uum-r. nun Mijureii an uniiie. lie-
has been one of Clermnny's Kretttest'
ui-n iur niiei-esn in mo t;iympic
Dr. Peltser Injured his right
ankle when' he was taking part In
imj. li" no I'lUMIIK IIUIIll MUII
and fell In a general acuffle.
U'he atli-nding physician feared
that weeks may elapse before the
runner will bo. u bin to resntno train
lug and It may then be too late
for hlm to get In condition for tho
games at Amsterdam.
The 28-year-old fool
running
nee. Dr. Pellser. is the holder of
three official world's records, the
most
noteworthy of which Is his
iintdoor
mark of 1:61 3-6 for the
huir mile. The others are 60(1 und,
soo meters. 1
lf the Kulloplng riermnn's In-
Jury keeps him out of the Olypmlca
It will blast his grentest ambition.
which Waa tb
w in inn nuu-mei-er
tit
hi In a riyo In w hh'h Ills .pros-,'
peellve opjioti
cllve opponents would Include
Include
1.10yd Huhn, the American slur and nor f Wallu Walla )ins hit for the
Douglas l.owe. of Kiigland, IheVlrcull yet.. In three-bane hits
present Olympic champion.
TltAIN roil MAIlAi'HON
MAN KUANCIHCO, May 2 (AD
At least a dozen runners are
training for tho Itedw-ood highway ' ""iieion 1. m i
marathon from Nun Krunclsco loi"" tt "'ar lea1'
Orants Puss, Ore. it marls June
14.
ninu nun. last year's winner, and,run
his running mate, l-'lylng Cloud
who came In second, are reeling off
a row miles dally ut K'ugene. Ore.,
under William "HIM" lluyward,
track coach at the I'lilverslty of
Oregon.
CIIAIl'ti'lt CLATSOP HANK
HAI.KM, Ore.. May 2 (AP) A.
A. Schramm, state superintendent
or bunks, has issued n charter for 1
the new Clntsnp county bank at rOKDH'.V AIIC KOlrLK filtow
Seaside. Ofiiceis of the bank are PAULS (AP) Kuropean nlr ser
president, John It. Meek; vice vices huve more than ao.oou miles
Picsmeiu, Charles Drake; anil
cashier
N.
M.
Itobeiison. Tile
capital
Is J:
000. with a COntln-
gent fiinil of 15,000.
PIRATES LEAD IN
nn niMf urrriMr
Tony LaSalle Tops Slug
gers Who Have Played
in 2 Games with .556
At the end of the second lllue
.Mountain leUKue. Tiuneball Kunie the
.u (Irande J'fratea continue to hold
both team hitting and flehllnK lien
or, (uuorrirlul) both by a
murtfln. - - .
'I'eum hlltlnc follows:
wida
Alt
H
Pet.
.324
.209
.2T,0
.248 ,
l.a flrnndc ..74
l'endlrton j.07
Kuker .7C
Walla Wallu : 07
24
18
19
17
Team flildlnif follow:
. I'O A
Pet.
.1103
lt Orande ,
Walla Walla
endleton
Hukcr .......
....61
....1
...61
....64
.81)4
n-..., t a ti in f ' i Missions could colloct off tho dn
JOny LfiHalle, 1a Grande aecond n... . .
Z,T?a !"a- "BrtW'"--"- olydi Harfoot. wh.le l.o, Ar,.e.V
JlXJl ... e '"''" two of her nine aafetl. In
V, I T raJ'.'.'r'.",OUll? KinK- h nd for the run -neeewary to
of ndleton,. hit ,7M In Mm flrt. j.n U.,i-. u..-r.
nune. U.it ' Sunday. j1' .' i .
I'layen, ;p have' participated lnf
, iv. ,mu wnone per
wntftge ure ab6v .400 .are! I.a-
Halle and Jte'ms.''l M Orande:
JV-"1"
tano. ' Haker;-' lfosklns- and
'"e.
' from-tho Oaks ;.-l. Hatterles:
i ; I nomelul batting-.-nveraires fo..;Kf(, nnd Heverled: Hasty and
i W! o : oP.iii. Pc !1':...,. :..
OP All H Pet.
14 3 .7f.ll
i ' 6 .660
..... 2 8 4 .600
8 4 .600 i
2.8 i .60(1 J
2 6 2 .4001
.... 2 la 4 .400 1
2 8 3 .376
.... 2 8 S ..376
.... 2 8 3 .:i76
2 1 3 .376
2,8 3 .83.'! I
..... 2 0 2 .3.13
2 9 3 .338
...i. 1 3 1 .. .333
. 2 10 3 .31111
2 7 2 .280
2 8 2. .260
2 8 8 .260
.... 1 4 1 .260 1
2 9 2 .222
2 2 .222!
.... 1 t I .200
2 10 2 .200
.... 2 1 .200
.... 2 0 1 .187
.... 2 7 1 .143
..: 2 7 1 .143
.... 2 7 1 " .143
2 1 1 ,143
2 8 I .126
.... 2 8 1' .125
2 8 1 .126
...2 11 1 .111
2 7 0 .0110
.... 1 4 0 ,000
.... 110 .000
.... 1 2 0 ,000
Kin. Pend ......
lSalIe, Me
Ilelnw. . 1,41
.Tn'sklns. pend ..
O'lUiiirhe, WW
I'arrls, WW
iltrentano, K
Marlow. IAI
Mrldgcwater. WW.
i,i ttr.t.
nnedlct l
W'tlll
ere. Pend
Stokke, Ii ....
.Cook. Pejid ....
Hurgett, I'end
J'illette, H
SIIM, lAi
Hweet, WW
I,. Heck, WW .;,
Garrett. Tend ...
Wipes, It
K rick son, H .......
Ciulnn, I'end
Myers. I'end
mI..i,mIi wiv
Wrlirht WW
K: Heck. WW
ijivmon li .
llaker. Ai
Kerry. U ....Z!
mules, Pend ...
.Mardls, WW
in exira-iiusn
litis
-,,-,,.
the lead In homers
with 3. ..a
Grnndo has. "2. Neither Pendleton
Grnndo has. "2.
Walla Wullu, hus 2 und Ia Orande
..' linker leads in two-hnse clouts
with 7, Walla hus 3. I.a Orande 2
nnd Pendleton 1. In sacrifice hits
J,a Orande has 6, Baker has 3 und
Pendleton 1. In singles I.a Orunde!
I No' mon In the.leugue has yet
(accounted for more thnn one homo
sy.ythi'-tio on,' MAitKim.K
KltANKKOrtT-ON-THr' - MAIN
(AP) etyntheilc oil, ' made from
coal, has been placed on the mar
ket In Germany. A Frankfort firm,
producing 1,200 tons of synthetic
gasoline monthly, pans to manu
facture 10,000 tons monthly during
1928. ' -
or routes In operation. Nearlv 4 eon
miles, are onerate.l lolnttv bv two
or more cnmi.finlAu ,.,,,1 i
turn by two or more nutlonullties.
. 0 :." Rv wniiomd
iStars Defeat
; Fnsco-Start
Aaaiv m. va . m. v
PuvlDc ('oasi.ltixiif NiamllnKR
W.
'et.
Han KrunclHco .
Hollywood
Sacrainento ...
Ih AnKcleH ...
20 9
! 17 U
17 12
10 12
12 17
10 17
8 18
.090
,007
.680
.&71
.444
.414
.870
MIkhIoii
Oakland
I'orllnnd
Heallln .
.308
A five-run lead acquired off
Hh'llrnhnck in the first two Innings
went up In smoke as the Holly
wood sluggers mauled a trio of
Hen! pitchera unmercifully to win
by a 10-K count. Mitchell bont the
brunt of tiio star's outburst, nine,
runs pouring over the plate during
Ma atuy on the hilt. Hattcrlea:
XI itr li4U Mnv. 1'Vrir-iiKAn nml
8prln; Khellenhnck, .' Uhodes and
ItasNler,
Three measly hits were nil the
k, ,
i-n, iwtiltney. ;:: .. . ,
- i, ,. i,i,i .., ,, .,, !...,
Kr. rnr v,.n ttH. .h
jtosk' a .'batloen . aerenHldn In the
: eighth- ajlil, Kacrutnento ' -uenrAd
Seattle und Portland were rained
nut,
Flamingo First In
New Market Race
NKW MAP.KKT, Ting.. May 2
(AP) The two thonsund guineas
stake was won today by Klumlngo.
- Mumlngo Is by Mamhoyunt from
l.ady Peregrine and Is owned by
Kir Lawrence Phillips.
Cuptuln ('. P. (lough's lloyal
Minstrel was second and 1). 8ulll
van's O'Corry wns 'third. '. Seven
teen horses ran.
' I'lamlngo won by a head. There
were 1 Mi . lengths between second
nnd third. The betting on the
three horses was 6 to 1, 7 to 2 und
33 to I respectively.
PROMISE
PERSONALS
IMtOMISK (Special) Homeo
Swearlugen went to Wallowa Kun
day evening returning home Mon-
duy. His father, John Kwearlngen,
returned home with hlm und ex-
peotH to visit fur some time with
his two aons here, Itumeo and Obe.
The men of the grange met last
Saturday and cleaned off the
ground and set pouts for fencing
'ilI,H avreiige ueioiigiiig , 10 , me
it preparatory tu - seeding the
ground to . potutoe.t.
, Mr. and Mrs. Will Heed visited
loat fciunUay at John Carpers.
Holes Newhy la plowing for Vln
Poulsou,
There, was a party at C. 1. Car
per's Monday night plven in hunor
of Miss Gladya Knhy und MIhh Kthel
Carper who are here visiting. The
evening was spent in pluying games
and v hilling. Cake and ice cream
were served'tho gueHta by the host
ess, Mrs. Her I hit Carper. Those
ess. Mm. Haerlho- Carper. Those
present were Mrs. Stella. -Poulsori.
Agnes ttankhend, liertha Heed, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W.-Carper and chil
dren, Mary Carper, Gladys, Kdnn,
Clarence, Knlph nnd Hlchard, Hub
ert, Kdd und Kred Carper, Gladys
Miiglll, Ilarvey McDonald; A very
pleasant time waa reported by all.
Albert McGinnls. visited last
Tuesday night, ut W ill Reed's.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Williams of
Hast Grossman visited 8-undny ut
W. V. t.nrper's. .
John Doud hna bought 40 acres
of land of the Bowinan-,1 licks com
pany, the land Joins the loud pluce
and Is a purt of the Krank Sunnar
homestead. . ;
t Mrs. SLelta, Doud' and, her daugh
ter, and her husband and fnmily,
Mr. and Mrs. John . Geohle, left
Wallowa Monday for Mu stern Kan
aim where they - expect to reside.
Mrs. Doud has mnny friends here,
aa she has lived here for several'
year;, who wish her success in her
new home. Her daughter, Kvelyn
Uvea at I'talte. Neb.
Mary nnd Ivena Carper visited
last Sunday with Mrs. Lena Potter.
Kunlce Courtney visited Tueiwlny
night at Vesper Henderson's
Little llu. Henderson visited her
sister, Mr Dollle Gorbett the first
of the week.
Judging from the trouble the
photographers hnd In reaching
Creenely Island, that would be a
good place for nn Oil witness to
spend a vacation.
When in
Efi'oy Your Stay
" at the Superb Nt
MORRISON
HOI
Comer MaJison
rEL ... .cA"9a.cI
f y fO,s'ee, I
P Son
sii
, IVtrisiaw.il,sia..tihMV
eW lattnl kM.1 to tmt mvfU. I.SOO rmrnrn "v Ism
GIANTS RETURN
TO LEADERSHIP
Both New York Teams at
the Top Athletics Win
' Seven Straight ,
atfniuil Ixntiio Mamllnsn
W,
Pet.
New York 8
Hrooklyn 9
'Cincinnati 10
Ht. J.oulu 8
Pltlnhui'K 7
IIOHIOrt 0
Chicago 9
I'hlludilplila ..: 4
.280
American l,cnKii KlnntllnuK
W,
.....J 1
1 :i
..... 7
11
7
8
6
..... 4
Pet.
New York ..
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ht. Louis ....
chlcauo
Detroit
Washington
I lost on
.;m
'JfJ
.3 Hit
.3X1
,:ir.7
.a7
liy the AsMorlntfri Pi'ch
Tho American Icngm race so far
as It concerns the New York Yan-
Ikees .and Washington Senators
seeiiia to hnvo resolved itsi-lf into
a personal 1I11H between Habej
Until and Mucky Harris crew of 1
pitchers, - . j
Hnth cracked out homer No. G n
triple and two Mingles off Mar
berry ami Val Alutync at the capl
tol yesterday and I he Senators took
their eighth consecutive beating. 8
to 5. It was tho Yankee's sixth
.straight win.
Four of Hiith's five homers have
been achieved at the expense of
Washington pitchers.
Athletic Win Again ,
Connie Macks Philadelphia Ath
letics kept paco with the tlthi
holdens beating Hed Sox at I(oa-
ton 6 to S. stretching their win
ning atreak to seven In a row.
Cobb's single in the eighth drove
in the tying and winning runs.
Cleveland retained second place,
a step abend of the Mnckmen, by
taking a 4' o 3 battle with tho St.
Louis lirowns.
Sixteen hits, seven of them
doubles, allowed tho Detroit
Tigers to bury the Chicago White
Sox tinder a 10 lo 6 score.
Giants Gain top
My scoring tlielr second strnlght
win over Hrooklyn, 4 to 2. the New
York Giants moved Into first place
Wo will have to postHUio the bis;
sMH'l about the) vallHiHr merry-go-round
ami Monarch Paint until
neit week. What wo. want to do
now is lo have a bushel of fun out
of tho nail guessing contest.
Titer 11 if 24 It eoplo who made
guosH nn how iiiuny nails wrrr
In this glass Jar. Tho gucssos
rangel from .100 to 12.000 and to
nuiko it real liMcivstlng Tor u rail
road men's session wt nrci going to
publish tho names of 10 of tho
guoMsers and the amount they
gtivsstHl with this statement that
one) of these Is the ulnnei and then
wo uro going; lo reduce It cli day
and yon watch your names disap
pear. Then I want yon nil lo guess
lit your own inlml who is suing .to
bo the winner. Wo will start our
list with .loo Carr. U7K5; Perry
Hlaui-hnrd. lltIO; Prank Mllloring.
2545: Nellie Mo.Anhy. 3(10; . O.
'Mm'k" Wilson. OHTfl: 10. Humnan,
121.1; Floyd (.'asklll. 12,000; Kath
ryn Wlssler. 0N: Mile Fields. 2.1 10:
Harry 11. Waggoner, 5102: Onirics
Zlogler. 220: Dannis Miller, O00:
Alta Hick ford. 2:ti:t: Fdlth I-'agcr,
2170; C. . Palmer. 2502 Hans
WcMensknw. isno: s. Hrad
shnw 3.1ftf ; K. D. .Iaser, 2I140; W.
h. Davis, 232.1.
Now as t said befoi-o nut of thcc
It 0110 of them is tho winner.
Watch everj- ad ns 3-011 mny w tho
ono that gets tho $20 gold ploco.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
Wo Sell Mot Cash
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Chicago
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Cissell Hits In
14 Straight Games
. f'HICAOO May 2 (AP) BUI OI
mcII had Inaugurated a cumpalftn j
of peraonal vlndloullon for the i
.'f'f?-00 "rlin f" hlm hy
jfor three hite In four time ut the
; Plato.
it tfavo the younif uhoi'tstop a
record of 14 conHceutlve KanieH In
which he Was ' hit mtfcly at least
'once. Cavalryman IllU'a buttliiK
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Helen Wills Shows
m Much Improvement
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I PAItIM, May 2 (AP) Helen
I Wills wus fcellns: o much better
this morning that shu v. as able to
go out for a half un hour's airing.
Her cold, however, persists nnd the
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' tremely careful during the next
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present last night disappeared this
morning and the other symptoms
were alleviated.
The Culli'ornln tennis star now
counts on lenvlng on the ninth for
Amsterdam. .
Storks were, frozen In a recent
lillxxard in Poland, snys a' dispatch.
Sometimes the stork' get a chilly
reception in this .country, too.
in the National league-race, a half
game ahead Of the Dodgers,
Old Grovo Alexander was sub
jected to a terrific barrage as I he
Cincinnati Heds beat the Cardin
als at St. I -on Is G to it.1 ,
Carmen Hill turned In another 1
fine performance, at Pittsburg as
the Pirates heat the Cubs again, 4 1
to 1. ' . i
Hunched hits off ' Walsh and
Miller gave the Hoston Hraves 1
their second straight win over tho'
Phillies & to 3.
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zerolinc and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Budweiser
Real Quality
Malt Syrup
Malt syrup adds
flavor and nutri
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XHE COST OF THE RAW MATERIALS
used in Budweiser Malt Syrup will not permit the
giving of premiums. The quality of our product
is the premium we give 1 and it is included
in every can of Budweiser Malt Syrup you buy.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, St. Louis
Sold I) Grocers and Dialert Ercryu hert
LA GRANDE GROCERY CO.
Local Distributors La Grande, Ore.
BLUMAUER & HOCH CO.-
Wholesale Distributor!
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Twenty Years of Livestock Progress
EASTERN OREGON
LIVESTOCK
UNION, OREGON
. JUNE 6, 7 and 8, 1928
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The Premier Live Stock Show of the
West Exhibits of FINE BEEF and DAIRY
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Boys' and Girls Club Exhibits, Judging
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Racing, Rodeo Events, Special Night
Entertainment. Dancing Each
Evening.
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