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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, May 3, 1928 Hi Si SSssv. . "i"-vnj m 1 4 lk mi. 4 Luxurious New Silks ' ; Plain and patterned --with new prints most in demand foi those who . would make clever spring frockfl. ' ixiKTuiahln HILL'S ValuM iirt...y Portland Step . Nearer Cellar; Seattle Victor Pneirlp roast Ijwgtit HtanillnK " - -. . W. t... ivt. Sun Fr::nelsco Ill ' 9 .TOO Hncramenlo ..-....U 13 -.000 lln'l-Miioil ; ...:..-...;....17 12 ..6I1C l.f HRelra- IS '.012 Mim;M ...i ......ui ...,ll 16 .t Oakland. ....... ,...t.i.,'.:.lt II .400 Portland; .....10 II .,117 Henllln ' I II .113 . Ily Ihn Awurtatna Prnat Renlile overcame a 4'1 lead no quired by th Hearer IB tho first five InnlnKH, and MOrlhf twice in each nr tho ltn and aevetath inn Ihk. flniilly won out, 0-4. Uurhei u...K. of thn Heaver hit a homer. Mat, lerien: Oiahum, TeaCholit tihd Hor. rennl; Ponder, Tolnlln ,anu lteo, Alhsmlth. ' .. , , ; ' T)i MIloh etrenod up thn series with Los Anrcles hy tllp-pln- the Kempt)' wings, 6-1, lurKely due to tho efforts of Dnven port und Griffin. 'The lx fno ?: let thai wiven men risnc nanunr lei tne s?5:ss?k?i5i.rwh!!!i ! many singles. Bntterle: Weathers iby, Peters, Ohblee and Mahdberff; 't Davenport and Whitney. Nine Hollywood hitters went I back to the bench via the strike ' out route as Dutch Kuelhef plt ' died thn Seals to a C-l win over . thn Wars. Three Hollywood er "i t ors contributed to the Han l-Yiiti- Cisco triumph. Katlnrle: Ituether .' and Hprlns; Fullterton, f nnd tlussler. , Murphy l.ert Vinci had otie of hi (rood . day, an run and three, hits helnit ! thn total of thn Oaks' errorls to Jilt his delivery. The result was Mhn Hecnnd HacramentO victory of i I. W m?r ")" -. fit icnesi vinci ona Konnieri cooper iwrd""ftad;j. Peiizer May Run In Olympic Games I 1lNboM, May I (AP)- (Henna ! ("ollett. former American woman's TZ'LIXZIZ'L":: ,' heen drawn for her opening tnatoh In the British ehamplonahln ngalnsl th. defendlnr title holder f .ik m . ii ,u J h0 tourney start May II at Hutistan- "I had hoped to meet other players first and play against Mile, Thlon Inter," said Mia Coilett. Tho American cohailered her Kfehch rival When they met In the finals or the French Women's lourhfttncnt three years Ago, ItlANHIWrM BUlf' HAN" FRANCIHCO, May (AP) --Tho Kiamlnnr miy Miss Hons Homo's $100,000 breach Of proim l.i suit ugainst Frank' J, Kagrn hart It, president or the American Wool Grower association, the Wnstom Tnrirr association, end tho Hitltenbnrth 1ind nnd ratlin com. puny, has been transferred from the superior court here to tho United Hlales district court. . ': ' " A headline, "Turn the hasral Out" ' Wo must take umbrage In:. Enough jnlla there are not ahout . Jo put the rascals In. ometimes Even : Irhe1:;; Best . Finances r ' Go "Bad" Ca dnnbt Wattomtl Sank "Fortieth Year of Friendly Servioe" PENDLETON TEAM TOPLAYSUNDAY, Pirates and Buckaroos to Clash on Local Diamond Hard Game Expected - . Pendleton anil I .a Ornnde, tradl- tionol rivals especially In the' athletic world, will cross hats hern Hunday afternoon In Ihn third game of thn Hlue Mountuln league sea- nan. Thn contest In to mart at the high school athletic Nld Ht 8:10 o'clock, naileries will he: 1.0. Orande Huokher und linker: Pcndlelnn fllttles or Myers and Hosklns. Thin win hp thn first meeting or thn two rlutjn thin year nnd hotti tn nations to win. Thn Pirates, hy demoting thn Hiiekarona Hun day, will have nh nvpn; stronger lead, und thn Pendleton hlhe, ir it were to win, would ko Ihto a, tin with l.a flinride for fleet hlaee, limlos In Koraml Plane i-nniiinton wnnt on a muitinhir hen thn rirat itnmn of thn cnOn to trlhi thn llc.ru hut lil HUhdoy Wnllli Wnlla mlurnnd thn compll. Innnt, holdlnK IVnillflon to a hier handful of hit". . . Thn- I.a Orahdn tram will ha.v Roy Farnam, anrrntary of thn bide Mountain InnKun. i tninpbfary innnK'T tnia wnen. narrn Kmncn, who dpirrvna thn crrdlt fof, Kath- erlntf the Tlratn nluh toifnther and martlnit It oh a vtntorlbim npurt. la, Ill at thn ho,pllol and will he un-i nl.ln o..e,l Ih. .n.n rnn , .,.,, ..i ...... in In In tho learn 1n the flnld. 'i i IMily Waritmita . ' Thn local team hnM heelt Vrbfklnt nut dally and the player are' rapid- ly roumllns out Ihto ehapo. The weatlmr hn been a Utile 106 Cold ito reach top form: hut within a ! couhle or week, It I otpected peak,, . While rmidlntoh and I.a ttrohdb nro nluylnir.here. Hakof will Joui Iney to Walla Walla fo.r a flrHt irnme Willi thn Hears. Strangler Lewis n , v l' . . Ueleats Lutze In Finish Match (AP) I.OK A'NQF.I.EH, May I The rvsourcefulness and presence of mind acquired hy Kd ''Htrung ler" lwls, world's heavyweight wrestllng champion, In his many y.'uiw ui arunpnng Willi 1110 lop notchers or thn wrnHtlln irume tn. day iiad mood him In good stead ngain. t . ' Kacihg young and powerful Nick Lulu hern last night lit a fin ish match, Lewis literally Crushed thn cliumplonsliip asplrutinnn of the former Notre Dame rootlmll (lur, artutt hn, Uiiv.HUli liold.c had heen on the ilprenntvn lliroiiifhoni tho Clirly.iaH or tHn fhnicll.'l.ulso started out fast uhd dlspluyed a whole nook or punishing holds. A palnrul Jackknlfo scissors, l.utse'H slock In trade grip, wus clumped on several time i. m t nui. .n.i 1,1. j prawn, always slipped away. . I IVI1 Ha i-ati IhV ' iem.n . ..... "- ? "''" f fve and llikH I.IILb nraln eeur.l 1,1. Im.lv constrictlhg scissors. Lewis, see In a sudden openfhg, grasped " J"'"'?; hand reJl Z un uml iY"-n- ""or nnyn" kBw .Mat VM impnennc, f,, heavily wlttt Lutso undprneath, Lewi' 230 pounds, employed n they were, proved entirely too much for his opponent and the latter wus car- rled from the ring unconscious Khd bleeding. A. rive minute rest left him little better off and thn match was awarded to thn tllleholder, loiter nxamlnatlons by physt' clans shnwi'd l.ulie had been bad' ly .shaken hp nnd out Over the right en but hot aerlously hurt, Glenna Collet t Reaches England wtcKfinHtioFiF TitftiiNnu, Oermnny, May (AP) The In- jury to the ankle Of Dr. Otto Pelt. nor, Uerinnny's great middle dls - mnco runnnr, Is hot so serious ns WUS first feared. II now ,lnu.lnnd was rtrst feared, It now- dendnps, and tho expectation Is that he will he uble Moon to resume training for the Olympic games. After upending a cnmlortabln night, the swelling was reduced to. day sufficiently for Peltier' nhv. slclnn to make a thorough exam ination and determine timt no damage to the hone had orcurrid. Enterprise Man Is Given Honors .RATTLE, May 3 (AP) Joel Oliimtead er Knterprlse, Ore., n, rive year man who hn fought his way up from drudgery or the sec ond fresliinun crew to thn out standing oarsman of Washington's shells, last night was anurded tho l'lgott trophy, whhh Is annually given to thn crew man who has heen the source of greatest Inspir ation to his shipmates. Endorse Candidacy Of Governor Smith ItAtlTFORP. Conn., Muy J (AP) Tho democratic i.tte convention today endorsed the candidacy of Gov. Alfred K. Hnilth of New York for the presidency by sdopting a resolution pledging lis delegation to vote for htm until the governor himself shall release It from the obligation. Ppggy Joyce, In rorls. says a well-known American will he her next husband, but she won't tell hi nam. Just aoniethlng mors to blto one! fingernails about. Yankees Beaten 1KP National Lcaguo KtitniUhipt W. I.. Pet, .New York ' Cincinnati ' Mronktyn .. a 4 .092 .011 1 1 .008 ! 'Pittsburg mt Louis Boston ...Z Chicago Philadelphia s .... 0 .... .... b .r.oo .491 .429 .429 .3.1 Aimi-han Ix-ngHo Standing W. Pet. New York .. Cleveland .... ...It ...I J ... 1 ...n ... 9 ... ..r 7 ... 4 ,133 .11110 .CIIO .071 .4110 .IMS .2117 I IUIUI1 elphlii Ht. 1,0111 .... Detroit ......... Washington Chicago Itnstpu , ly llm Amnolatofl 1'rrwi Win Nhirt DC thn wt'ehoH fur thn Cli'ttt llilnrnnllDliul himI.b oC 1928 In thn tllfllnr IrniriloH flndu .1nhn JoHcph MrOraw and .Mllinr J. Huir- KIMi onnuiylh thn poHltloh to W,, Ihoy havn hnnoinn anoiiH- lolnnd Ihn ton linMhn in thn ntand- ,IK of tho rluh. McOraw, It In i,uf, ,n hnd to vaonto thin home .lmny tlmcH In tho limt fnw yes. hut hn hnllcypB hn ran defend hla prmpht l-a.in ukuIiih! immndlatn dt- tnmpta to nu.t him, The (IIuIhh took their third MralKht mime from nrookiyn y.-ntirduy 2-1. ,, ,. . . ',a"": ,h" ,,r;"r,v""' ,"" -fult. porhprt-il mOt tor tin- lry a" thn I'tralnK hn l hut thn f'ulie It to I, In thn tpntli Innlnir ut thn linpnnsn of Artln Nehf. , It wum the thlnl BtralRht MttshUrif , victory DV'r ,,lp '"' 1 ' I Cincinnati made It twd Mralirht w thn ''ardtiiala yesterday, 6 to while thn 1'hlllina itnt nvin wlth ' Hravc for certain past ml- ,ned. The rhllH flnaly won one. j 'Thn Yankee were pounded, 0 to Hio AmeHrnh IniiKiie, hut then they were uhnut due. A New York w Innlnir streak or seven and .u wasniuKion losing surge of eight disappeared ut ono und the Name time. I . Thn Clevelnnd Indluns fulled to prorit hy the Yankee short com InKs, us the "flfty-firty" lirowns took their turn at winning. Owen furrnll turned lit, a fine game against thn White Hot. Thn Tigers w on, euseit up hy 7 'to 1. Cornelius Mcliilllcuddy watched the ItnHtoh torrents wash another gamn from nny inimedlatn grusp, MISS WALTON SELECTED BY i THE GO VERNOR HAt.KM, Ore., Muy 3 (ATI Miss llernlco Walton or Hnlem. hn hieh uppolnied hy Oovernor Pat- ' ot'son (U s iuh private Hecmnry. null nui'reriiH lllll 1'.. I runs ill tfrii- on 1 " wn0 resigiiBii Murcn 10 tve hl" ' " ''Is Cniidlducy for lh repuhllcnii homllintlon for secretary or stale, MIW Walton has heen connected with sliitn nfricis for a number ;r y'1"'"- 'eral yeuia she I b.l.l, II... U.n... ,.hln ll.knl ,1. nurlhlehl. When MP I'nlleesnH in-enmn anVernur In Jnntmrv l27. hn anpolnted her to the head Clerl- CUI pOHlllon In the PWCUtlVe Omre. Mnn 'he resignation or Moss she h"" "houl.lered thn duties or th secrelnry. , "y Vlr,,"! "' orr,CR m Walton becomes u member of the M,ttl" lwrole bourd. Ml"" Walton was educated In nubile school of ftalem and in college, California. After s-radunllng rrom college she taught r"r lHO years at Astoria. D1IATII t'AU tmiVr.lt IIWill rtOHI'.miltn, May 3 (AP) An IndlPtitinnt charging involuntary manslaughter was returned torluy by thn grand Jury cis.Un.it lluland Hehwnrts, Hoseliurg young man. who was the driver of the car In whlrh Mrs. Mary Julia Hahertson met her death February 2ik Mrs. Holiertson was a memher of u party of six young people who were returning from u country dance In lthe henwnrts car. rhn machine was wrecked and the young matron 1,. .... ... ... i was killed and other members of tho purty hurt. 'ROUND WORLD VlIA Cleveland llureuu, Tolchiro Arakl, Japanrxe news paper man, is on his way m round the world In an attempt to heat the record of :s Uays, M hours and 3d minutes set hy Udwurd H. 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KOIN Portland (.1t9m-40kr 0, orgun concert: ".-Ifi. oivheslru; M : 4 0 . studio program: la to 11:3ft. dunce band. K FRO Sou Fralulsco (44.3nl HGOkc) l:it, program: 7 :3il, music: 8, music and songs program; 9. concert; 10 to Is. dance music. KOA Hpoknne (CS0.7m-l ISftkc) A. varied nrotfmlil! 7:S). AltP ehtiln 1 program; 9, studio program: 10 to. I i, dance music. I KVA - San Francisco (.iti.Tm- 850kc) : 1 6. program: 0:30. music: 7, Pr. Nush: S. niualr:9, trio: 10 to II. dance music. KJH H.atllo tStS.Om-IOilkc) 6. varied program: :Jft, dinner con cert: 7:10, musical program: 8. Aim chain program: 9, music; to to 11, danro orchestra. Kt.'X Portland Ut7.Om.loso. ke) iin. atudlo program; 7. daiire muaiOl I, ABO chuln program: 9, llveatock show; 9:io, studio pro gram; I6:0t to li, dance music. KOilO Seattle r3n6m-90kc) old TIRES V f CARR FURNITURE CO., Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers. Varied program: 7, NHC; 10, or 1-heHtra; 11:10 tn 12:110, vrtHed pro: Kniili. McKennon To Run ;fIn Relay Contest t'Nl VKItftlTY oi. on IiG ON. Mugene. May 3 (Hpeclal) Mill llayward. Oregon's Veteran track coach, will take art even dozen athletes to the Washington relays at .Seattle Saturday, leaving Ku genp Friday arternoon. He will Vnter lentil In tho mile nnd two- FRIGIDAIUE leadership is the result of surpassing value Today more than half a million Frigidaires are supplying constant) automatic refriger ation in homes, stores and hotels. New models now being demonstrated at our dis play rooms. Asmall deposit and easy monthly payments can be arranged. Come in today. JESSE ROSENBAUM , New Foley Bldg. La Grande, Ore. M O 0 U C T OP'iGSnKral motors tnlle relays, nnd nlso have parti cipants in three Individual events. . The two-mile relay team will be composed of Krnest Mo,Kltrlok, of Hood Itlver; Wado Ktithcrford, of Ht. Helens; Htlhen Itoss. of As toria: Kd Thorsentierg, of Kugenc:1 nnd nob Overslreet. of Portlund. In the mile , relay w-ill be .loo Standard, or Wnrrenton; einre Mc Kennon. of l.ii (Irando; Arlen Mc carty, of Hood Itlver; Kobe Itoss. of Astoria, and l.a Verno Pearson, of Pendleton. Ot'.M-M I. NO WINS TITLU POUTI.ANIl. Ore., May S JAP) $1.50 for each . . $2.00 each for . $2.00 for each .. $3.00 for each .. $3.50 for each . $4.50 for each Allowance on other sizes not included in this list in like proportion. Bring in your old tires and save. . Pay in weekly or monthly installments to meet the requirements of your income. Kd Cummlngs, Portland, be came amateur three ' cushion bll llnrd champion of Oregon lust night hy dofentihlr Mlln Condon, Portland, by a Score of ifio to 1 .10. Condon wns state champion since 11122. Broomfield COAL, WOOD, Try our CHIfcFTAN Successors After Radio What? 1 Millions rtnw lieuC the voice of one! There's mora than , . Science In this Modern .Miracle! Tonite, May 3rd, 8 p.m. Rev. Win. R. 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