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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1928)
Saturday, May '19, li)28 fa pre Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER V "1 ; I i : I i? 3) Luxurious New Silks Plain and patterned with new prints most in demand for those who would make, 'clever spring frocks. :- : li-triiilahle HILL'S' viciulahlc 1 JiJtHSt Oiiai.iy . Sacramento In Tie For First Due to Victory:::: I '!: i' rmM fragile SinndliiKH Pet. 2W 17 ...........29 17 l!7 39 2G 21 20 2J is .c .19 27 16 SO .CIO .csn A.H7 ; ":(TfilcniO Km I'nmcivo 'I i Mfc.es .... I.'.-uf Misnit.r.s ....;... Oakland ffeatttc .... ,M3 .421 .413 .3.13 ' y tlK Awx IaKxl prem P.icrnmento climhed Into n tie for first place by nosing out the Jlcavera. 6-4. - Hlngleton gave way to Khca In th sixth when Portland arored all her run, the ln-peokll right hander Mopping them' cold -aftt-r that. Hntterlea: Ponder and Alnhmlth; . Btnelcton, Khwt and Weverfrl. Sniiiid Jolley took a liking to the differing of two Hollywood pit (hers. It is brace of doubles and homerx accounting for four runx nnd flaying a big part In the Pen In victory over Hollywood. !lck Mcf'ahe, undefeated this year un til yesterday, waft driven off the MM before he could retire lbe side In the firat Inning. Hatter left: Mc t'abe, Hulvey and Hawder; Moudy and Vargaa. ' Hruee Cunningham had the min aions on hla hip throughout the nine Innings, and the Angela coant 'd lio.n 0-1 Victory ;, behind the youlhful hiirler'n piaaterly pitching. Ifood hit for the round trip in the fourth. Butterft-: "Holllng. NVlaon nnd Hnldwin; CunninVnam and 1 lannah. - Nice Duinovlrh, tnnklng hla nee' ond siail Tor the Oaka, aouihpuwed h)a way to an 8-ft wip over battle. Johnny Mitchell collerthig the only two Mta Ue Indiana were ut.h, to make off the ex. Cult's Mivurv. Mitiiwiea: Uraham, Wilson. I "?iic and Kchniidt; iMimovich and l.omhnrdl. Cliiirlejt "A hill It hard "in Ret up and pill U bard t set down." Garden Field Crass Seed Bulk or Package Use Fertilizer And Watcli Your Crops Grow Restores and Maintains Fertility Chick and Poultry Feeds ' PoultryRemed.es Sawyer-Holmes I'hone MAIN 17 V DERBY FIELD IS DOWN TO 23 NOW i Uumpelskitlskin, Mop Up and Dowagiac Drop from Competition LOI'IHVII.I.K. Ky.. May 14 (API --Thn UWI.y fletal wan r'.l iirM to 23 iliMiny when, thrift Uer.' wi-ntclM-d. Itump.-lsklltskln, assigne.) to first .osillon al thf .Irawln ynlorlny. ox the first to le withdrawn. Mop l'p and Dow;iKlac followed. MiH-Xiep. Hon Q. and Carta go lieenm the Nrt three port holders, ufier tin scratches, j In an effort to Improve the Irark, ' a big fore Him set to work eurly mopping up with sponges and buckets. Intermittent mm during I hp ninruing mad it impossible to ( nave imiht iiiiiii n-avj koiiih, now Conner's at ore during the past. I.OflSVIM.B, Ky., May 1!1 (AD wcek'wblle a special sale' la being -H-lMThy -tlity Pawned brilliant with held. ' H.hp nkics and a light breesee, A J Ulllan, the l-year-old dnitgh hull hour later rain drenched the ter of Mr. and Mr Jirk Hronn, city. AKeriintfi- period of ruin who has been In rtfe 1-a Ormidc and sunahine followed durlnif the ly morning. Thn rhurrhiil Itowna track would he heavy at leiist, official Raid Art Nehf Puts. 12th Game Into Xlin C!nl 1nn. 1113 OltllU lias, .Nntltmnl Ihiom stamlhiirA W. I.. 13 II II I I 1 4 14 It Zl 'hlrgo 'inrtniiatl .. til. IxmiIh .... Ni'W York .. Brooklyn .... I'itlHljiirch .. IfoMton I'lilliKlr-lphlu 21 in is 14 14 14 ,5S'i .517 .5iio .331 .tii Aincrk'an I-aiie Klandlllgs W. Pet.: .Ma .UC7 New .York I'hlldelMlla tt ' l . 19 evelftnd 11 li in l .t,4 Moston II 14 I" II 13 .4C4 HI. Louis .. Washington Chicago ..... Detroit ........ 21 .141 (lly The AneeAua Press) . Artie Nehf. who one time per- forine.1 hl left-handed pitching aliinta Tor John MKlraw, bus per- S 1 ' new set or ortirers nre: sonully accounted for the IJth link resident. Mrs. Hilda Miller: s. ore In the entenslve chain of victories ,nrr' fr- Viola 4'nrker; and Treas-. rolled up by the I'hirago cubs In Ir successful quest of the na tfunul lengue leadership. Hlnirtnir it rf nutrltfihle Cnmeliflek this season after several years of mediocre idtchlng. Nehf hurled the Cubs to & 3 to 1 letory ove the Huston Itraves at Chicago. yeMer- ' , , , . ' 1r.4-ll limvi l iMok tMn sec- ...... room i.i ... .... ..iiui.i oy oe.eaung me nrw.nl,. u.,.. I lo v, wane in. rtu ia.iib . ur.iins.ir r were ufferlug a crushing reverse. l to 6. ut Ihe hands of the New York Giants. The hapless Phillies were lieafrn by Ihe Pirates at Pittsburg, ti to 4. Itemy Kreiner held thn Invaders to two runs an.l four hits. llnln washed mil all of the American league encounters, til- though tho Clcvelau'd Indians an.l Senators nionaged'lo play three In-WH " " her pnr'-nts fii I .a nlngs and Senators managed to play Orande. ,The other teachers will three Innings at Washington before Probably remain In l'nion most of a downpour hailed hostllllles for vacation months, although sev the ,IIV - cml of Ihem are planning to nt- , t' ... . ,L tend the summer npriusl in La The Inillubs were lending al Ihe (jrande ""Jr.,? . . u ' "l Onmble. son of Mr. and Miller Hoggins, manager of the ,.,.. fl...K1' ,. New York ankees. announced hat rban Hhoeker. veteran right bander, had been restored to good standing on the club Shocker was a holdout for-some line alter the s..,son opened, hut finally came to I'KiHTS I.A.ST XlflHT (lly tlir Aswtalcl' Press) l.OI'ISVII.LK. Kv . Tatfimv Loughran. light h.-a'vywelght cham- Plon. defeated Joe Zkyra. Dayton. in. Joey Medllt. I'hlcngo. and Jackie Ihignn, liulsville, drew, 10. Hl'TTK. Mont. Dixie IjiHoO'l, Unite feather weight, knocked out letor (Kid) Poneea, San Pedro. rtl., 7: Al Uosslieric. Great Tails, Mont , featherwetirht. defeated Jer- j ry iennr, !.in t'etiro, 'al., . Mercantile Co. ;SammyMandelI And McLarmn to Fight on Monday I NKW YOHIC, May 13 (Al) j Weather permitting. Sammy Man ,dell ami Jimmy Mcl,arnin wilt meet In 1 heir llifht ueivht rhaiiin- tonahlp bout Monday night.' The! battlers must weigh In again Mon day afternoon at t o'clock. 1'ro moter Tex Iticknrd today pot poncd the bom for (he third time. Ktrst fixed for Thursday " night. lowering cloud rnujieil him to 1' , lh( nitMMiii-nt to Krl.luy. Ilaln yesterday forced another change to tonlKht and today rain, wan wt III falling' UNION PERSONALS r.VIOM (Special) Ml.-s Vlrgll Wilkinson, whoa home Is near .Telocaaet, has I teen clerking in hospital for a couple of weeks. wai brought home a few day ago. much improved In health. Hhe underwent an operation for appen dicitis while at the hoapltul. Members of the livejunck rlnba In the county, but mainly from lHilon and Cove, attended the stock show meeting at the: high school gym Wennewlay e.rening. Afier- ward lh-y pnjoycrt tfeed" at Kharika ronrt-otlonory. f About one hundred pupils from the sixth, seventh and eighth' grades wrote on the mate eamln - rei. aiions we.inen.iny and THiirsdiiy. right. Al Korster. shot put, 48 feet Inches. Rob KinK. high jump. feet 14 Inehes; Ward. Ed .. The eighth grade, under Mr. Wort-. ' monds, pole vault, 13 feet 7 inches; Frwl Zuruhro, broad jump, ii feet lu I-i Inches. .Cud man, continued Its work the flr.nl .&St two days, of this week In pi-r-pura- j " 7 lion for the .exnma. although the I'nlon schools officially cloned last Krlday. Among the out-of-town stock show boosters who ntt-niled the regular meeting last Wednesday night were W. It. Ledbettcr or Im bier, lr. . W. T. Thy. or HotLake and "Jimmy" Mills of t'ove.. 1'nlon's only ladles' civic organ- liatlon, the Woman's club, held Its last meeting of Ihe season nt the .4is nome or Mrs. lla Hturgui In North east of I'nlon last Wednesday even- came down from their home at .4i7 I'nlon Thursdsy afternoon. The ng. AlKiut ninety members were Mock Creek 'to attend the em .153 business mo-ling was preceded by present, including General Manager ployee's meeting at the hatchery a covered dish luncheon which was served by the hostess nt one o'clock. As this was the lime for ieir annual election oi oiticera no, 0,ner special progranr was rarn.-d u"'r' -"- r-"a nony. Teachers who finished their work In the L'nion schools last week have scattered for the sum- meT araiion, Miss Cynthia Hobbn went to Portland (to meet her n,ther and the two journeyed from mere .u l,os rtngeies w Here me latter was going to' attend a von- vent ton. Afterwards they will r.- ,, 'Yj,tft:.i.n,.,l ...... M Kasler Geerts. n went to Idaho to Jon h(.r nulllln,. s,. WM iar. rle.1 litielne lhe , h,.l i..r,n ,i 0o,,en Oeertsen. formerly located inj, Orande but pow In Idaho. Miss Hrown also left lininedftilely for Idaho. It is understood Ihrtl she will be married during the summer. Miss Patterson, whu Is a niece of Governor Patterson, will spend the summer In Portland, "" webaper will visit with her folls ln Prosser.- Wash. Miss Fox , ,nM of (h h 1 , ThnnMflly of.rnoon. fell from (hp h, ,ono. W(irk , , fronl nnd ho(, ,h(. JslorUl,;v , ,,,., ar, . .,. ,,,. , nJ (.,.,lnlc n(ri.ly I I'nlon was very quiet on eec- jtlon day. the people jreininR o not take much. Interest In cast in if their !voie either on the primary or the roa d bond f asue. It H eat i m n t d """ OMlv ,,K", a 4, percent vol """ r""' T of the , tour, pre clncts defeated the bonds two to one. one precinct reversed the vote, giving 43 to 21 In favor, an.l the last one divided its vote practically ,h,m signifying ;hat the ot hers were not in favor of the road hulldiriK program. I The hish school play, by the so- (Pnomor ciasa wun Kiven Krlday P" " stiManiHl in oinlAM jnlBhi at the Kym. The piny was any tithcr rami feiM inif. We IAvp. (well attended. S. veral special two saniph of wire In our offh-r. numbers, including nns by Janejutu jculxain-aleil like tlm Ke44itie Smlth and Veda Weaver, and a'win and tb wIkt imr nlftf.hui;l dance by Klalde Hess, and music like tin vaKaniMtl wim yoa buy. before the piny was furnished b$ I lot It of thc Mrmik were pnt the In ton band boys. lllinHiub a l' 'i'yewr tt In tito Ulc i Several logKinr trucks have been ' n(K wheit the Halt water spray huay im.'ly huuiiuK higs to the pond ftmlri up over llinn and aft- of the Oregon Trstl sawmill nnd.er J'4 ji'ars tin' frnltanluit barli according to a report from the management, the mill will legin sauing the first of trie week. Mountain (Sem li-U.kah Lrnltfe elected olficers at their 'meeting u-innl -4renth. Ymi ntay won-1 Welnesday evening. and Jlisoib-r why the galtancalcd, fitwlng! selected de legal et to the state as- j coppeV hrai ing otttlaMt tjr irtJlii I stnlly which wi) tm held In Hose burg next week. Mrs. Mary Min nick and Mrs. Tressa UeVore lea Ing on Sunday to re pres.-m the l'n ion lodgp at the assembly. (f. ricers selected for the second term," of the year are: Noble Grand. Cora ' OrigK; Vice Grand. Mint GuIh; recording secretary, Viola Coburn; and treasurer. Kiia Holly. One attraction which had Wen planned for the fUixteru tJnKOn Stock lhow. a dog exhibit, has been dropped as the management dot' not lu iu ve it is able to handle this feature for the 1;S show. An. other year this exhibit may be added. Homer Hotcomb, the clown, who has enlivened the show for' severar years, will be here onaln, and the patrons will be able this year to witness the riding of Fred die Hunt, of lto,e. who is hailed an the world champion trick rider. Ed Miles, a ranrher who lives along Catherine creek, waa a very ousy man last Krlday. trying to! uuiaff.ni attention between hu Here's Your Ht-ie it mii eight man track tenm (hat not only la the favorite to retain the. Intercollegiate champion ship but l vxpected to help do larne things for I'ncle Sam" th! summer In the Olympic Barnes at Am sterdam The youn athletes are the orient atarg of dtanford Unlrerslty, one of the stronRest colleua atsitn-jiatioiia in the world. In the eroup are. baH row. left to right, Ross Nichols, high hurdlen, 14 3-5 neconds, Krle Krenz. shot put. t feet 3 Inches, and discus 104 feet C 3-4 Inches; R. L. "Dink" Temoleloti. root h r 11 1 t oah unri a memhuir n ihm nhmni.f v, -, , ... t .. c .. nLn.-ur ! Quarter mile, 47 4-& seconds: . ranch, wh.-re a crew of men were shearing sh.'cp. ajld polling pre- clnct No. U in I'nlon where he was an election officer. Kd figured that his sheep nnd the democrats both needed attention as It looked as If both were doomed to a shear- ing on the same day. - - J 'The Eastern Oregon Light ana Power t'omiinnv's enintorees .uia. edition held a meeting at the cluh.'ng. , ru,n on the fish hatchery grounds nnd Mrs. J. P. Ixmridee. A busi- ,., session was followed by a lunch and dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Alia Phillip came down from North Towder last. Wednesday evening to play for the dance at the hatchery cabin. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Connor were shopping In lt Grande Saturday, Thev returned to their home in I'nlon Saturday evening. Mrs. Klida Miller, accompanied by her two eons. Itodney and Odin and Walter Pavis. left Saturday j for an extended visit In Portland, ( Seattle, and other coast points. She , will visit for a tlma.klth her two daughters. JWhlne and Klida. who are attending college In the Sound cHir The party will make the trip 'n an auto an.l expect to oe gone '"" tlv0 ( Mn and Mrs. Moroni Stoker.' on aeid couple living in South l'nion. have been seriously III for the past week. Mrs. Stoker ts one of. the oldest residents in the county, be. ing In his nineties, nnd Mrs. Stoker is jilso quite old A social which was somewhat In lly (lie Jme ynii read ttils ft wc will hart a very latue rarinaul of trorb wire ami fiHd titn-lnjc nn I1h mad. TliK rfH-tnK H nimlnr rmtit tlK- Kcystinie std aim! Wire mm- win jlnttM! In tun In nJao-s ami tUv galtaiiealeil1 ctrjrpcr orHiigi Iwrb wire i still Minioth with no .ijfns of m-t tuui nialuialns Its! tl. You M-e, thr KaHaiH-al") sire' U ttuiib by an mtirely tttffcrtttt ! prtHt-ss. The rvd-irt wlru is rtui join of a rl-Iie4 oini ibruugli ml- (ii ai.au nun Tit- mii i fir meal 1K I rrtl-lmi prt- at Wtl-lttK w'l d tlicreforr kee;huf Ibe nwmrj rel-ho. hHiigltgf nxi nf l ml tip fitn-ing tbo ttp strand N nsl for a tnwte inark. 'laT) yrxir wdcr mm so ytm will be wir ui gel in mi I bit latin car of uroTrn tiiT. lawrt fiiKHng. widf sihI Kneep rin-iiig. Itog - ami ratlin fetu'tng. ' Vmi thai't neiMl to wrr ahtMit tfr prH-r a-, it H cttramY lluin lb mall "nlT Immws or Jim Itnrnn by far. 5 l win run now and pjmH to iwxt Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. We SHI Ftor flaati 'Tin roor Man' "rtm" ' Near Konwdrr Phncte M4a 14 So Sunday Buatncsai . 5n I ' . V-t I J SrYr, Best Track Squad in America , Kimball tlrer. broad lumn i. ri Ihe nature of a farewell for some of Its members who ore going away for the summer, was held by the ' pworlh l-eague on lhe litwn at the H. K. .Miller, home in North l-nion lust Thursday evening. The lawn iwas decorated and lighted -14JJnp. lonese lanterns.1 The .usual social games '.and- suitable 'refreshments ' made up the program for the even- I Mean Htilchinson nnd family grounds last Wednesday, evening. Mr. Hutchinson has, charge of the .Light and Power plan) at Hock 1 ' was formerly loeai fnanaKer for the company station k ,n ':nlon. : ' - Pit? nil Thompson hnwt't had a word o say since thai last Chi- 'tlon. What Chicago needs earo election. What' Chicaco needs 1s more elections. mammmmmm QUALITY AND SERVICE AT LOWEST PRICES v IT takes quality to make a good tire, arid intelligent service, to make that tire deliver all the miles built-in at the factory. Firestone builds extra mileage into Gum-Dipped Tires ' the tires De Luxe which hjald-world's records for mileage. We supply the service. Here service means more than careful tire application, conditions grind awav mileage that hMnnn.. ... Your wheels must be rect alignment brakes equalized tires correctly. inflated at all times. When we apply a tire, the tube. will-4fot pinch and give you trouble beads will not fail du(Lta. bentrirn flanges norwillother faulty PERKINS MOTOR Night and Day Tire Service - Corner 4th and Adams Tlione Main .t ;t.x inchc. Prnnt row. left to TRIO HELD ON SUSPICION OF KILLING GIRL f-HJCAOO. May IS. (AP) The slaying 'April 29 of ' A 7-year-old Pearl Kggleston, usher at the Kitz movie theater In suburban Merwyh, who waa. ahot .down by, masked bandits.' appeared today to have been solved. Three youths were ( held for the slaying, having lfe.cn j Identified by several witnesjs. . A pool room quarrel between two , nf the men over rl19t had been j 1 done with "the money from that t ; iaat job" wive the tip which led to ; ih arrest of Stanley Murmaj. 2. j "taniey j nomaa. is nno Aineri fMaie. 21. Police said all confessed. I Murmaj admitting firinnrthe shot -thai killed Miss KffRleston. OtJn?r sizes priced "rim true" front wheels in cor- KIMMV PKOIillAMS , The National Hioudcasllng om-. panv program fof Sunday night follows: 9 to 9:3". Atwjlter Kent j program. ' kKI Oakland ( 34.4m-7S"llc) J-3.1 M. K. church: 9..N. H. ' K I icj Spokane tl.2m-Ktk''J : 7:8H. Church of the Tiuth; . N. , I'.; 11:30. I1IKA. : Kl'l Los Angeleg" ' (4.'nn-j (1411k. ) S, organ recital: . X- j c.j !:3o, stu.llo prograin: 1". chest ra and soloist.- K( I W Port la n.l (491 rn-r. I dkc ) S. Miiinsles: . N..B. I'.: :3". ""-( cert: 1H, little syiiiplioiiy orcliestrn. . Kl'd Kan IVanclw.) ' Hrl.3in- 710kc) 7:3". organ recital: 8:3j concert; . N.- H. c. . ! KHX Portland ( 277.0m-l nnkc) fi 'Prestivlerlan chnrchi II'.SA. ( KCA Spokane (2dl.7m-l I filikcl j 7:3. Presbyterian vtiurcli; 9 to 1 i melody hour. i KFP.C San I'rancisco f454.Jm- SCOkcl 7:30. orc'lieslra :. 9:30. song I recital: 10 to 1-. dancp music. K VA San I'ranclsen (332.7m sr.dk. ) 7:45, -M. chtlrch. . ' KJR Seattle I 343. lim-SCOkc) 3, M. i:.. church: 9 to 10. trio. KO.MO-Seattle .( 3119. 1 m-9"okc) 3. Christian, Science churchy 9. N. It. .C: -9:30, tenor and bass; 10 to II. orchestra. '. KOJN Portland (3l9m-9401tc) s. ChrlPiinn Science church; 9, iu" slcnrcomedy hour. , . MONDAY IMMKiHAMS XHfl 8, wymphnnlsts; 9, the Rounder; 9:30, Kink, program. KfJO 7. Oeneral Klecirlc pro gram: 8. X. R. C. KKI 8, N. B. r.: 9. violin: 9:30, S. H. C; 10, concert, ori'heirii. KtnV 8, N. II. C.; ,9. concert: 9:30, X. II. to 12, dance ihu- M'rfcPO 8. N'. P. C; 10 to ll va Try- Thejzr W. K. GILBERT CO. proportionately low We inspect your tires and give drive in here. If you injure a tire, we will repair it in our modern, completely equipped repair department which is operated by a Firestone factory-trained. pairman.. We save you money and serve you better Select the eVfiirnlttire fur yiiiir home and. let u deliver It iion puyment of but a ' moderate amount in cflxh. nr. raiiKlug convenient ' credit lentiM for the fmlunce that will ennhle you tti enjoy your puri;bujeK whlle pitying fir them in smttll r e k n 1 In r amounts. ; j Carr Furnitiire Co., - '-.'. Inc.'--": , ' KturterpV Oretfon'n I-rKest IJoine KiriilPhera ' , riety program:- . t . KFHC , 'Hue Monday Jninho. iree:.10 to 12, orcnemrn. KIJQ X. it..C; .10:30 to 12, Spokane Coyutefi. M , KVA 8,,lilues n(nKer; fl.TVarlpd program; 10 tO'15, dance muttie. 1 Kf!A -7:30;; studio program! 10 to 12, music. '; , ' ' . KKX .8, atudlo' progrnn;. . ' KOIX 8. qntertuinnieut; :36. studio program: K. Apostolic Faltp concert; 10 to ll:30tlnnre band, KO.MO-K, X. H. C; I Of concert; 11 to 1:30, niusical proKram . KJU R. studio program; in; inif; oivheritra. , ' KlU 8,:.prognim;. 9, Kun Po'dg ers; 10 to 12, orehe-slra, '.' First service anv time vou CO. 500 Cl:l t
