La Grande evening observer., June 01, 1928, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, June 1, 1928 .
Big Crowds! Wise Crowds!! Buying Crowds!!!
Scores of Thrifty Women are Making Big Savings Today At This Great
TREWIOE
' A Big Money-Saving Event that will be doubly welcome to car owners
at this time. For a few days only we offer our entire stock of Goodrich
Tires at substantial savings.' Come and see these extraordinary value;.
Prices Reduced All Down the Line! For example:
Goodrich Tires
1 '-' i
DISPOSAL
SALE
Ready-to-Wear, Dry Goods, Millinery, Footwear, Everything on Sale!
Coat Prices Cut
One-Third and
One-Half
M A remarkable stock; of Spring
m Coats with prices slashed Jecause
of unfavorable weather.
Two Big Lots at
$7.95 & $11.75
All Dress Coats Reduced
v 331-3
C Bradley All-Wool Bathing
Suits, 20 Off
lit
I
ttoSe ' ..0Cvs
flnW" rill--
g Newest Silk
Dresses In
Sacrifice Sale!
These are the smartest, most stun
ning styles . and materials of the
season. .
$14.45 & $29.45.
Values to 22.75 Values to $42.50
All Piece Goods on Sale at
Bargain Prices
Another great day of values tomorrow and all next week!
Come! You can't afford to miss this!
Dependable Values H Dependable Quality
3E
Goodrich ','
Silvertown
. 30x3 Vi
$8.25
Goodrich
. Radio
29x4.40
$8.95
Goodrich
Silvertown
29x4.40
$10.95
PORTLAND NOSES
0UTSEAtS;6T05
Ninth-Inning , Rally Falls
to Take Lead from -.
Beaver Crew ,
I'ncirir Coast hrajpin KlnndlnKs
Sacramento
Hnn . Kranrlsoo. -.
Hollywood .4...
I.oh Angeles v...
oiikluml u.
Mission
I'ortlnnd
f:elllte
W. J
n 25
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..... 14 2(1
....T.,....u 27
2 '32
. 87 38
..n 34
22 30
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rally which foil one. run Hhorl. The
sroro WHS 0-0, Bert Coin recelvlng
ereilll , for tho victory. Hullerles:
Jacobs. Mny 'Kortrlmon, nnil HuHn:.
ViirVim"' "'OW, 'Tomflll nhil AI11.
Blllltll. ' -
.Gordon KhoileN hurl. the. Henators
well .liyneij, limiting- thorn to six
httN UN tht KturH iiKUin dropped
them- Tor. a Ium,, CJ. . Thn losers
contributed four errors to help
swell the Htar'fl Hill .total. Hat-
terles: Kulllo, KliiKleton and Koeh
Icr: Rhodes anil Hussler. .
Hplehdld relief work '.by Clyde,
Nnnee.' u-ho stenned In to hhmk
Lou AnifulcK from the third to the
.670 j tHinlt, enuhled Hvnttla to none out
'J ,the Anrels In pxlra frames, B-.4.
' i runnlnirham ),,llt allowed the
' Indians but six hltH. but they ramp
4t0 :ut opportune moments. Muttcries:
2 lOiinnlnifliuiii. Plltt and llnnnah; I
' 1 Hrnvnn. Nance and Purker.
I Despite (he fact that Mill Hutches
ny tlm Awm-Utnl l'rrwt whiffed nine. Oaks In nix InniiiKs
i-uiiiuiiu iuun r.nncr jui-oim , ,,.y i,ad no t Imlile buni'hliiK hits
Pittsburg Wins
:Fxom Tacdinals; ;
Solons Shutout
, AiiM'ilcnn l-caito SnitKlinys
w. 1.. rn.
New York :h k ski
IMiilinli'lphia .iTi 14 .4l
Olt-voliirnl 2.1 20 .Mir.
HI. I.oiiIh 'j 23 .477
Host on Ifi 2 .All
Detroit IS .4(in
riticituo 11 i7 ,S72 ,Jri'Kon-
Wu.shliiKton 13 2(1 .T.Ml ' Hatlcrl
linrd for, fiv InnlngH, and uililtl
mioijipr run off Mpy In thn sixth,
,:IvHik them tlii" mmttln with wnlrh
to attve off thn Heals' nlnth-lnnlnjf
l J U- L UUJIL HI J
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Saturday Only
8IIAV1NG Hf?r
KlnS!o Hhavlnff Crenm
, (lpntlpntpn'M Talo
r.0o pkit, OlllrttB Illailn
Hhnvtt iwitlon .
(Illlplte rnior
AM, POIt
1 Mi. Jxird Ilaltlmors IJnrn
Pnppr
SO Iird nnlllmnrp Envp.ir
M..1.1 ViiIiio for $1.00
M f 1 1 o U t a I'ace Powdpr
ItOltKA
M.so Vnlito for SI. no
Glass Drugs
Inc.
La Grande, Ore.
off Mm In upvprnl frampH. and tho
Hi'lln onr morohpnt the Oakn 7-r.
Hnttprli'H: llophlpr und l.omlmrdl:
tliiKlii-n, Martin, Nrlson and Itald
win. , .
Pyle Gives New
Yorkers 26-Hour
Gallop Tonight
NEW YORK, JllliB I (AP) C.
r. I'ylp, who will promote mont
nnythlmr. rIvm Npw York boiup-
thhilf npw tonlRht a 20-hour tpam
riinnlnir ram with iamr of hl
trunn-rontlnentnl font rarprn an thp
roiiipptltora.
Th rar n BrhPdulpd to start at
Mmllson Kquarp KunU n at II p. ni.
and i'Iohp at n oViook Hatunlay
nlttlit. Thp moke up of thp tonm
has not foppn unnoiiiird but lyp
oayil noma of thonp who flnlsli.Ml
wpII up In thn kuiiiIIiik.h on the
rrosH oountry Krlnd will hp pntored.
Thn pioniot.r, Ini'hlpntiiliy rplt
pratls that Andrew Payne, of
t inrpinoip. Okla., and tho othpr
nine runnim In thi- money on th
1. on AnirriPH'to.Npw York Jaunt
will rerelvn their nhnrp of tho UK..
I rm prl money tit 8 o'clock to
night.
National
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Now York
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plate In the third on two hltn and
two walkH. Duvo Rpps. outfielder,.
hl't n hompr In the fourth to neoro
another and two panic, In tho aixlh
on three lHts. , V
Ileynold .Macllonald, Wehfoot
hIkc hurler, had ono had Innlnff In
tho third and allowed four hltn uU
thoiiKh the ('outturn coull count
ut two ruiiH. The vlHltorn made
anotlier run in the fifth to gain the
total. Kpnncth ltoble, Oregon
phoi'lstop, wuh the star of the In
field with 1 1 chance accepted per
fectly. Score: H. H. K.
Washington State 3 6 2
7 114
Warden, Crnirin and
Hubbard: Maclonald nnd Woodle.
.cor,
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,r,ns
.r.37
.42!!
.410
LOUGHRAN AND
LATZO BATTLE
THIS EVENING
NKW YORK. June 1 (AP)
V,-nt her p e r m 1 1 t I n IT. Tommy
Hy tho Akmm'IiiUm Vvt'ss
The I'lttslmiK I'lrntcH. National
leaBiie champlona last year, have
checked their IokIiik streak at least
temporarily.
With their Infield aim n ninke
shift nffalr. the tlounderlnR for-
aalrn, hurraased nt every turn.
1 s , l.oOKhran will nut his llnht henvv-
wcikui crown on hla head at Kbbeta
rield tonltrht nnd let Pete l.otro,
Scranton coal miner, try to knock
It ofr in 16 rounds. The battle orl
Klually was schrduleil Tor Weilnes
day .but rain knocked those Mans
(Into u cocked "hat.
Forced to welKh in aealn tndav.
T.ouhrnn nnil l.atxo went back to
their tralninir stuntn yesterday In
nn ertoit to,ki'ei down to the class
limit of J 75 pounds, t.ouehran
worked out ut a local Kyninasluin
while (he challenKer took n couple
of sparrhiK pannpis nt his camp
In Ponipton Ijikes. N. J.
The champion barely made the
limit at the first wclR-hlng In Wed-
lay afternoon, scnllnif 17f
l.ntno welKhed IMW.
What little bettlnff there was;
come on at :l to 1 basis with the
champion the nivorlte.
IMITATION COHAf,
APPKAIIS IN PARIS
PARIS (AP) Kv,n c.rnl Is bo
InR Imitated now. som of the hit
est ornaments shown at cvrln.lvr.
; shops belnir woven or twisted
chains of liny Imitation coral beods.
Tha phnlim terinlnain In large knots
of beads or u ninny Inrkeil branch
of genuine coral.
Another recently Introduced or.
nament Is th choker cullur nf flat,
tened bends paruted by gold
disc. These collars usually am in
deep COtuI red or jade green,
Tho turtle has become a pet mo
tif for costume Jewelry and small
art objects. Turtle bell buckles,
hat pins ami ash trays are shown
In the luxury shops.
Kverythlng hss somn use. If It
wasn't for women the cynic would
bo out of a Job.
A womso takes quits as much
prldo in looking young as a man
does In feeling young.
House Of David
Team Refreshed
After Long Trip
pulled themselves . tOKeth
Korbes field yesterday and nosed
out the Ht. l.onls I'ardinals 3-2.
liiut vlctou checked the Pirates'
run of tlefeats nt six in a row and
sent the t'tirillnnls Into rounh place
In the standings.
Clroign Hlssler lilt his flr Nn.
tiMinl leaKue homo run ns the
Hruves made It four In n row from I
u tun,, oH.nii-1, i-tjiii i iiioTcn inrep
nf the Hruves' I .'I hits off three
IMtll butiers.
The news nmoni,- the American
slant was much as usual. The New
York Yankees til;, ye, I with four
utility men In the lineup but shut
out the WnshliiKlnn Senators 4-0.
Hnbo Ruth getting his I'.ith homer
of tho Beason.
Cleveland took its third strnlght
hentlng Hum tile oncoming Detroit
.,Ke,n, niinoie unit nucKeye Tterrcshed by a good night's
were poumled for sixteen hits while sleep and several hours of visiting
Ollwon pllehed effectively for the nround the city, the House of David
l i?;'.r",, , , , I baseball club is confident toilay
I he St. l.onls llrownsand Chlcn- that It will defeat the I .a Grande
(TO While Sox end, II sonarc In , Pirates In their scheduled exht-
thelr double header nt St. l.onls, ,hitl,, game at the high school
the Sox galloping away with antacid thi, afternoon at four
easy 7-2 victory In the first. o'clock.
In the night cap, Schullc s homo j The 'unvldltes arrived hero yes
rtln In the tenth gave the Itrnwm. leiciny afternoon from Walla Walla
nn even break nn the day 2-1. ,,. ,hey played Memorial day,
y-i r ri,i I i.r,,,, . i""'1' uri,r lf"rning a little more
UIltjGUN M INS l"1""" "'" "raude club, decided
jnjrellf rfllfi 4 nci !""" ,hl n""' """hi be a hard
t tiliH l-JLHt, l ItO fought one nil the way through.
r ptffO'p r 4 if rtl n preliminary to the game
fiY i'lUi ItUll'j hls afternoon, the nnvldltes will
Indulge In their rmnous pastime
t'NIVKHSITY OK OHKOON. '"pepper ball", which la guaranteed
Kugene, Jme I (Special) The lo nmiuse the spectators.
Oregon baseball team defeated j
Washington State college, 7 to It. rHJIITKItS VI:; IN
hero yesterday in the first game of ' NEW YORK. June 1 (AP)
the series for the championship of .Tommy I.oughran, the light heavy
tlio northern division of Hie Pacific weight champion scaled 17S4
cnoat conference. The second froy Mounds and Pete l.ntto. his chal.
will bo played today. lenger 16s In the offices of tho New
uregon stsrte, i scoring In the
second frame when two men were
walked and tho first scored on an
error, Three more crossed the.
Ice Dangers In
Byrd's Flight
, HeldAs Slight
I.ANCII.KY l.'ll.'I.D. Vn. HP,
Otto of Ihe perils which most folks
expect I'miinian.li-r Itichnrd K.
Hyi'd In encounlor on his Anlurcllc
fllghls, the formation of Ice on the
wings and other vital parts of his
plane. Is much less ilkelv In ,,r,,v,.
a major difficulty than bus been
supposed.
Researches conducted in the lab
oratories here of the national ad
visory committee for aeronautics
have produced much unexpected
iiKurmuiion on mis pliuse or nir
plone operation at low temnei-n-
lilres, not the least striking of
wnicn Is that Ice forms on the
wings and struts only within n very
narrow temperature range clost. lo
the freexlng point.
Temperatures a few' degrees
!M!
TIKES!
, ' Goodrich Radio
31x4
$12.75
Goodrich
Silvertown
33x6.20
' $26.75
SSize&lj
Goodrich
Silvertowns
33x6.00
$22.70
Goodrich !
Silvertowns
30x5.25
: $18.20
CARR FURNITURE CO., inc.
K 'OlttlX Elastern Oregpn's Largest.Honie Furnishers.
BUNION LEADER
York state athletic commission this
afternoon when they rewelghed for
their championship bout nt Khhets
Held tonight,
above or below tliiU point It wuh
fountl, nr froo from th ico t!an
Kvr, which Ih'H In tho chunking of
tlio shitp of. tho wIiikh by Ihe rout
infc of frozen vapor nml lln conno-qtient-
reduction of tlielr lirtlnff on-
pat'ity. ' , - ''
Hug-gptlng that plnni-H 'ho oriiiip
petl with Rood thermomoters, they
explained that mich un InstruVnent
would tflve a pilot ample warning
of the Ice dniiKer. AppronchlnK
cloud formation, hi could deter
mine ffidckly whether to descend to
u wurmer level or rise- to u colder
zone. If the cloud nhould he no
deep thnt he'conld not riso above
It and the temperature near the
ground so clone to the freezing
point thiit doHcenl Mould merely
increase, the dunper, ho could go
through the cloud - with greater
safety nt the. higher, colder alti
tude. Instead of Ice, tht vapor
would become attached only to the
leading edge of t be wing In the
form of light, fluffy snow, which
could be shaken ofPeutdly by shift
ing the angle of his plan.
You can't make Ihe lining gen
eration rise by calling It down.
Freighter Arid
Liner Collide;
Several' Drown
VINliVARH HAVrCN. Muh8, June
1 (AP) An undetermined nuniher
of the freighter Kershaw, variously
e.st limited from seven to 1 2 were,
drowned here this morning when
their ship was rammed find sunk
by the Huston-bound Dollar Liner
1'reHident Cai fieJd. - Thirty mem
her of the Kershaw's crew Includ
ing Captain H rooks were readied.
The collision occurred a few
miles off Kast Chop, Island of
Martha's. Vineyard at 12:30 a. m..
with a cleaV sky and smooth ea.
According to Captain fl.-II. Molr.
Hpokesmnn here for the Dollir Line
company,' the J'resldent (iarfield
was proceeding nt M knots when
It struck the Bo8ton-,to-Xorfolk
bound Kershaw nn'; the hitter's
port side. Just forward of the
bridge. -
The Kershaw-roUd over and, the
vessels held together for u few mo
ments. Then the freighter broke
apart and went down within 10
minutes of the crash in Hi) feet of
water. - f-
The. President narfleld'stood by
for four hours to pick- up survivors '
and was uldd by a crew of coast
guardsmen from the'Woodhole sta
tion. After placing a buoy to murk
the spot, the flnrfleld proceeded to
I this harbor where at 7 o'clock It
eiKitru uneniir lor ifoston. It was
expected to reach that point at 4
oVioek this afternoon.-
nOATK MAKK KKHH'ff
WnoDSIIOLK, Mass., June 1
(AP) Three boats from the const
guard station here, which have
.been out all night seeking survlv
i ors of tbe crew , of the freighter
Kershaw, sunk about midnight by:
the steamer President (Inrfleld.j
were continuing the search this
forenoon. '
Commander Kred A. Nichols, nf
;the station said that all but six or
I SeVen Of Hie Ifni'ullriw'u nu hnca
been accounted for, having been
picked up Immediately after the
crash by the President Cnrfield.
Red Crown Gasoline
Mobile, Zerolinc and Quaker State Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next .to La Grande Hotel on Adams
Here's Andrew Payne, the Clnre
niore, kln Intl who won the
l;'le bunion derhy from Loa An
reles to New Vnrk. First place
carries nt liS.oqo prlie with It.
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It Won't Be Long, Now
J. P. MORELOCK
1115 Washington Ave.
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