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uisf -rri rn vw ai imhssi Tin mm sienaa gMyPMf.jmiiww:1 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, May 16, 1928 f w x Luxurious New Silks Plain and patterned with new prints most in demand for those who would make clever spring frocks. rVVVV 1 Df'pi'niUhto Vuluui HILL'S li')iiulalik- Telephone Girls : To Tell You Why : SAt.EJf. Ore., Nltay 16 (Al' t Wnen Jny one culls u telephone. . number thin summer and the parly culled for happens to he uway on vni-Hilon with his phon leinpoiur-1 lly disconnected, cenlrut wilt give Ihnt information to the rallliiK par ty. Heretofore It htm lin lhi practice to merely tell Hie culling iiuiijt mui uie. puone mis neon (Unconnected. TVeWekomeyou " teciion. AD.ADKl8SON HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON IT MMT A MM Wimtlt A TSUMON8 If no one the had Tele phone You wouldn't need one. But when 10 man of your friendi and neighbor have them Vou are inconvenienced and embarrassed if there isn't one in your home. Horn CTjJT Telephone Co. UJlJa AM TOW CAN BAYS OMI rOK A rtW dltTfl A BATI GLENNA COLLETT ELIMINATED TODAY Bad Weather and Steady Playing of Yorkshire Woman Cause lU'NSTANTON', Kni,-., Muy IS (AT) .Mrs. Dorothy Ciimpticll lined. I'hlliiil.-liililu. won her wuy Into the. sixth round of the British women's Rolf cliiiiniilonshlp by de fi'iitlns MIhs Jlorrls Chambers, former llrltlsh chutiiiilnn. six tin I nnd five to piny. due In purl to the weather condl- ynrds awny. and half smothered lions which Included hall, rain anil her hall. MJas Wra-- seised the cold, hut It la only fair to any that unexpected opportunity. Hhe luld the KnKllsh Klrl adjusted her entile a peinet ahot sJi yarda to the left to the prevailing condition bcttej-of the pin. After that only a golf than the American player. , inir miracle could suvo tilenna and The, American chulleiiKer nilitltt 1 she waa not. perforininir miracles have weathered the storm and won today. Hhe sent a mashle. to the Kre. Sacramento Wins From Portland If Hhe had been ahle to Hink some of her putls enrly In tlio mulch. Hut her hunda were nutnli with cold. the. putter (trip wet and Blip, pery anil her puttinK on the out ward holea contributed to her later tlefeut. Two Others I.iim 'first to greet her as she stepped off ' Angeles The storm alHO swept Miss Kllzn."?," ,no . i'ort and t ... ....... nl her A iiwrlrj. n, Hilnn Iv u.m.t n..u. . 1 "rl wnn oem uniH. citnion, ?owa. and Mrs. Ht.wart Hanley. Iletroit. out'"'0 "ut ' ln",r Mar' "lenno of the chumulooshh, l...ivli. l r. i w,'r'- "mimeu. too. nut with en and putted post the hole. AllM'rkaiw Disiipiiolllleil Miss Wragg laid her approach 'nlltl In the holes find n!ii.,c ..im across the green with both hands ""-"ywood outstretched In congratulation. .Misa i'olleit a mother wna the .follnrd and I lor roan I; Paglla and Head. I With the acorn tied at one all In th. eighth. Karl Averill. Seal 'gardener, lifted, one of Kinney's J curves out of the lot to break, the In Ninin Tlrllnrt,,,'", l00k an,i k'1" 2-' 111 illlllll llllllllg victory ovar Hollywood In the . series opener. naileries: Kinney acme cast rtinXSA. lit alt a.awnr w Ml IUF I NCI .tllNHlUnH, whllo his team nmteit bunrhpfl hfu off thri hnrloi iIowh Uiii Angfle S-H. lluttitrlt- rwu .Mnrlln nnrl l-tnMu-liw vi..i.,i.i -- " Hurrumento Kan b"raurls?o MBabe Ruth Now , Ahead of Home i I I Run Schedule , lly I lie. Awackttctl 1'i-csa j fleorge Heruian Kuth ias a fine . nrnll toward reallnatlon ' of arahi- 1 itions to make mora home runa thin : fstasou lhan ever.: :, ' T-he Habe slugged' two hulls Into t ,lw ramlstunda at New -York yea i --4sluy 10 uhi tha Yankaea down Hi Is troll Tlgvra for tha fourth ' ftraighl day, J! ta I, and put him. jft eight games ahead of the 'hedule that carrleU him to a new jjome run recorit or sixty lost ara , ; on. . 1 . u . , Those two drives brought his ' : total for tha season to eleven 1u I 'Hp games.. ; ! ' Tha fhiladalphla Athletes kept , 'iv It bin striking diatance f the : ' chumplona by downing Cleveland 1 at, Philadelphia I I u. jack k yiilnn , pltchaaV superlative hall, i vgruniliig tha Invadara alx hits. t'harlla Uufflng gave up but five ,lUts us the Boston Jtit 8U ran their winning streak to four games 1 at tha axbenaa of thA Ht. i.ouIm 4 ' rowns to 1. ' . ( Tha Chicago WhIU Sox made , ood uao of their alx hits, ana heat ! Th. ehl.M 1 y ownlnr tha New Vork ninni In. f rte fourth consecutive day. n) to a, while the Keds were losing to . , Ihe Phillies, five to . Homers hy Harper ami Hafey Kuve the Cardinals all their runa hi a S to 1 victory over the Hoston .llrnves at St. Louis. T- The Hrooklyn Itohlns made It J .riiree in a row hy Heating the I'lr .'ataa at rittsburg, 1 to 3. III'NSTANTON. Kng.. May ID (Al Initblllty to cope with I-hig-lisli spring weuthiT nl Its worst and the steadiness of Mals-I WragK, de termlni'd little Yorkshire woman. today removed (ilenna Collett from the Hrltish open chnmpionshiii In 1 the fourth round. The Aiuerli'atl ' girl's ambition to take the trophy to the l ulled .states for the first time was shuttered when she lost 3 to 2 to play In a match In which ' she never was on her game. ' I Miss t'ollett's defeat, one of the greatest upset of Mrltish golf, llorothv Cainnlieii llii..i m nun,. ' ' '''"w" isfactlnn at her unsuccessful delphlu. hut born In lirltlnn, aa the ""f""! to control the hull rather lone American challenge. l"""1 ",' lo" n,t h"'' 'hnco at , the Oakland Kin I lie 27 It ..S5 U SI ..i as IS 24 1 25 ...U 2 well, Kansas City, Mo., negro here lust night. After six rounds In which Hurt well landed a punishing left seemingly at will, the veteran negro, announced he could not re turn to the ring because of n broken hand. .. . , r N'lght hawks are usually nut for n lark and a chicken or two. .442 .419 .31 era to Cun- Miss t'ollett's defeut came on the llth green where she so decisive- ItV tilt AUU'Utljl doing Into tho ninth Inning with ! n s-4 lend. Carroll Verkes weak. nliighjun, Oabler and Hnndberg. Jack Johnson Is Hurt in Battle When told that she hud ut up a lened before the onslaught of the i, ii,.rk i u.. t. i.. I...!...,, .v . ''"'"i . " . - """ i. uay ' " , " ......... l oiioiuons. sue replieii: , driven irom me nut. i oiniin. called (AI'I Jack Johnsan'a second bout r"".'"1"1;' "h" th,n" U."w" "! I "Like fun. I did. I never lon to stem the tide, wim no im- In hU announced comehaek csm to w in ? i'i ,!! i.".i. Btirh rotten golf In my life." , Pavement on his predecesor. and Tuilgo has forced him from the ring ,o,.s .. Mr,.' . " ' . Tl the solons pushed over five runa for temporarily with a Injured hand amog;r WeniU that sin. wo n BU,ln of the newest long- ! :no ..n.Tnd aZ m llZt L -"M'-Ked with an yet pull herself together and climb ''. "'' Kalto Bnd Hevere"? ' - ' 1 out of the hole she had dug for ","",t lln"" eharlty covered a mill- u,-ii,V double scoring Reese in1 , heavyweight ,rham- herself. Then to the.r dismay she "" ,' last of tl rli Jriin. 1. T." """J ' v "' " stood on the tilth tee. high on a , Ideridlng factor In Oakland's 4-3 , . fc?.T 7 " ".""'I ridge fnclng the sea from which ! Tho spelling-bee season must he 'win over Seattle. The Indiana out- , . .h i T1"!. "'"i ? in.-nursu wiiiii swept, iook a hooii a niiiure. we haven't heard of, hit the Oaks, but club for the shot to the green ir. miy (tomcats won by doKM. down In the tight spots.- Hntterles: Ilaglla settler ,n.rou,,(1 fght wllR B1f , ,.,. was so ' Old Gold's smoothness said Miss Annie Morgan after the Blindfold cigarette test 7 The I . '' N-. 1 y sff "A decorator once told me that to appreci ate the texture of a fabric or the glaze of a vase one's eyes should be closed. And to enjoy the fragrance of a perfume one should close one's eyes . . . one's, other senses seem all the keener. That was the convincing thing about the blindfold test. The aroma, and the flavor, of one cigarette were sa marked ... the smoothness so obvious, that I chose it instantly. It proved to be the Ou Gold." 1 MISS ANNS MORGAN Daughter of the late J. P. Mrn. reacmhlta hrr die . tin(uiihJ laihtr in bqth ability ud btaaJit. ( vuiiin. Why you can pick them... even in the dark IN THIS cUntifio .i4rit test hlimdfUt4 tmoker trial lour latlto brand Tha 6aly qur lion atked i, "Which one do you lika bt.tf" Why huuld .a t itfaretta win ttroa aJlaa ttmaP W hat fivaa 01,' GOLDS their capiivai in ahum? 1 h atwart' Jtr,yaiia)pla;44irl-i4Mtobacc4. Nuhtavr, voara raMMi of tha tobacco plant ... no with ered. gratas'-afa. Only tha cool and fragrant mtmtt-itmrn art kI enough for OLD GOLD. It's ahaer qoelirv that gtvea OLD GOLDS their eao-Ma iMa.ranaji. Do you wonder that they in. even to the daik? 4a- S-0-Va- r .. i i '. . ' . ., i ' ". : AiwaaaMlMraaaaKV PEACOCK Nut Coal For Summer Use Can't Re Iieat Van Petten Lumber Co. I'lHut .Mttin 7:12 "flood Service Oulck" Do It Yourself If you'ie not sure just which paint or -enamel to use, let us advise you 'we'll sell you i the right product to give you best results most easily. We carry the famous' Inil'ont line. Ask for a free t'olor t'ard.' CARR FURNITURE CO. Inc. llevviiro nf conimltteea beai'lllR ; gifts they intend to sell you ani 1 1 empty title for a year of nnrd wnrkv KIDDIES Business Man . Time is money in busi ness and I make sure my car is always ready for service by using Champion Spark Plugs. ' Champlonlsthebetteraparkplug became It haa an exclusive lilll- maoif imtulacor ape. clalty treated to with, stand the much higher temperatures of the . modern hlgh-cempre. ion engine. Abo a new patented aolid copper, gaakec-icthatiemainal absolutely gat-tight un 'det high compreaiioo. 'Special analyaii clec ' erodes which aeeure a fixed tpark-gap under all driving condition!. Champion : SparJCPugs Dependable for 'Every Engine ij To the child presenting to us the largest amount of cash sales tickets secured "between now and June loth, we will present the new "Spirit of St.; Louis" Airplane, now on display at our station. Get to work, Girls and Boys, and have your , folks get their Gas, Oil, Grease, Car Washing, Car Greasing, Battery Work and Vulcanizing at "Playle's" Super Service, and save their tickets for you. . . ; , ' ' Call at the station and see the plane. .. Playle's Super Service Station Phone MAIN 165 a S. Unllwd Oa. . EM. 11W Made from the heart-leaves of the tobacco plant SMOOTHER AND BETTER . . . NOT' A COUGH IN A CARLOAD FREDC HIMELWRIGHT Joseph, Ore. Republican Candidate For The Office Of Joint Ki'pi'csentative, Union and Wallowa Counties 11. o n in. I raised In Wallows cmi-in. .11 years of use, edit, rated In the i.nl.llr sohonln of V.ill..vn Co.. .ind Br.ulu.ile nf the Ivnliiin! IliMin.'ss c.l. leife, I'oril.uid. Or... Tanslu ono term of s hool in ruriil dli-tllet. Kiiu.iued In firnilnr fir past thirteen ye.irs. Am a member of the UVature and believe ill lt:inite prim-lples. raid Advertisement, a IIIG trdllU idate Without a Weakness" He Can -Win in November i Republican Candidate for REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Second District. Primary Election May 18. WRITE IN HIS NAME THUS: XS.E.NOTSON A vote for S. E. Notson now is a vote for a Republican victory in November. I'abl Adv., NOTSON-r-Olt-WXtSRrXS-t'l.rR. Spencer Cmwforo), See.. Ilrpner. tier. A RECORD Helped Draft the State Income Tax Bill in 1923. As a Member of the 1922 Tax Commission Worked with Sam Kozed in Reducing the Tax Lew $750,000. v Introduced and Secured Passage of Bill Giving Eastern Oregon Two Additional Representa tives at Salem. ' Introduced and Secured Passage of Eastern Oregon Normal School Bill. ' f : While President of the Senate Killed the 1925 Fair Bill Which W ould Have Placed a $3,000,000 Tax on Oregon. Secured an Appropriation of Funds to Loan to Farmers of the Frozen-out Districts to Pur chase Seed Wheat in the Spring of 1925. Secured a Wheat Experimental Station to be Lo cated in Umatilla County. ; He Gets Results WRITE IN THE NAME. X toy W. Mitaer Iiitner-for-Congress Club - Jly H;trold J. Warner. I Ye.. IVmirIiw Court. tVndletnn. Ore. mi.l Adv
