La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 16, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Satuitiay, June 16, 1928 Page Two Enna Jettick Health Shoes For the woman who wishes to enjoy both style and foot com foit. . Ik-pnuUble Valuea HILL'S Depot utable Quality WALLA WAULA TO BE HERE SUNDAY ST. LOUIS TOPS NATIONAL CLUBS Cincinnati Reds Pushed Out of First Place by .800 Spurt j American Ijchkiw Npw York I'hllauVlplila m. Louis .... "lvlnml Washington Boston . . IX-trolt Chiraiio . National Iswifiui KiatulUijr W. U Prl. SI. I.oula 30 21 rinrlrinail ..... 1 13 "Nrw York iJ r'hlrao 33 36 Hrooklyn it Pittsburg 3S 31 Hoston - 1 1 31 1-hlla.l.lphla 13 3d Change in Lineup Is An nounced Sabin Rich May Pitch for Bears Iljr (ho AaMi-Mlnl I'mtM The HI. (.aula Cardinals, rham plont of ljffl and nar.rApatfrM last season, hav wlnred thlr way to ins top of the National Ifatfuf standing-. Two week of better than .nw per cent ball rllmaird ny a thrill ing 14-lnnlnir triumph ovar Brook lyn yesterday, 0-S, enabled the ('ardlnu)a to climb ovr f'ln dnnall Heds nd head th parade. The Reds ' unfortunately for them. . picked ytrday to loss to the Phillies a-7 and now rule In make apcond plare. 16 percentage points bark of the leader. . ' Clanu Win . The New York Giant aubdued baseball Pittsburg -l. Vic Aldrldg. traded DARE-DEVIL QUEEN OF PACIFIC SHOWS . "; ' mrnexz-MTiLjL rm rr-i n t it linim i ! , V rr 'f '''V ' it Ulc r 'fJu- ' '. t,. m Cf K i - 1 9 20 .394 Mf,,.,! $Rt$Sv.-t t ',;,sJT.'rl 111 .. I 5 11111 'f W ifrfWW player V.'AI.I.A. WALLA, Juna H Knved by a contet In La Orande Hunduy and compelled to rhanjc'a In lha team come and go. Loula Beck, field nmnaKr of the Walla Walla Bears In the Hlua Mbuntain l.au, waa atudylp tb UneupDy Plttbur for BurleKh OrUnea. ""I"''- - . - ' . allowed only alt blta and rapped lao of Lafty Hay Fdwarda ofout horn, run and two atnglea .....ui. in ns tmu wptim i" and scored three run. Mis Lillian l-a I'rmicc. iki lantl to bp Hip world fiin-nHxl nonuill llarc-tlcvll. Ik Willi llx Piu lflc .State lnms ulilcli will nM-n a n-k' crutaKitm-nt Into iimk-r tltc auspk f tlH- I a (iraiulo AiiK'rin llcliin. Monlay, .liinei IH. . 'in to 11. slumber hour. I KJIt 8, courteay program: . 'Sun Uodger: 10 to 13, orchestra, i KGO S. NBC. J KfO. NBC: 10 to 12. variety profram. J KJR 8. studio program: 9. '.tfli1 chain program: 10 to 12. dunce orchestra. I Kf'KC 8. Blue Monday Jam boree: 10:10 to 12:10, orchenlru. I KKX 8, studio prograin: 8, Am KI'MAV'S PRORIIAMS ! chain program. i The National Broadcasting com-' KYA 8. blue, piano: 8:30, the pony program for ftunday night ater frolic: 9, ARi! chain program: fullowa: 9 to 9:30. Atwutcr Kent id, Nntive Daughters banquet, program. I KolN 8. aludlo program: 8:30. KOQ Oakland (3S4.4m-78kc) KOIN players: 10, dance music. 1 sr.. ronerevntionut church: 9. KGW 8. NHC: 9. concert: a::io. NRi. . Nltc: lo. dance music. 1 k'u i-lj. anie. fx99 gm.Tso.l. - KOA 8. violin: :30, piano; 9, kc) 8, Symphony orchestra: io, AIH.' chain program; oulntet: II to 12. dance orchi-stra. music. KTI l.o Anrelea' C 4C i MI-C4H- KFI S, NB kc) 8, orgnn recital; 9. NHC: piano; 9:30, NHC; in to 1 1, concert studio progrumr 10 to II, oreheg. tra ami soloist. KGA-Spokan. 2tn.7m-116(.kc l'.-a"u 7 .0. Prcal-ytenan church: 9. melo- B. ,,oPu.ar KPflSan Kranclsco (422.3m-; " , 11 7lokc) 8. concert; 8:30. orches Ftra: 9. NBC KOIN Portland ('319m-940kc) S. Christian Science church; 9. I musical hour. ' KKIlT-rSan Krancuico (!.!! PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 10 (AD eenkcl 8. orchestra: 9:30. Bona re- l. i. , i.i..,.fln.i it,, n cltal: 10 to. 12:10. orchestra. ! j,. willing Waverly. and Luwson KOMO Seattle (3u9.1m-970kc) , ,, sn Francisco, . ainnteiira 8. Christian Science church: 9, nnsno(l ,np fr!)t 30 holes of Ihe NBC; 10 to 11. orchestra. ! Pacific northwest open golf MA Mil rrnncisco l. chmnnlonahln tournament yestir- orchestra. ! KOMO 8, JO to 12 9. violin and NUC; 11 to 12:30, songs; dunce music. 9. Three Golfers In Tie For Leadership Oakland Crowds Portland; Both Setback Friday tnlri hlttln pow4r. , Klwar1i l )ioiriQ from the I'nlverftUy of (irt Kon, where he helped win the 1028 championship in Ihe northern hoo tion of the Pacific Ooaal Jnter rollrfriato athletic conference. Wilbur kart, with the rloa Injr of Whitman college for thn summer, KOes to his home In Ho nttle. This leaves a hole at short. With Hornshy urnler m five. day RUBpenslon for his protest avalnst Umpire J'nrmun's Uerlsion cull inn him out on strikes; the Boston Hravi's prort-eritHl to lose their sewnth Htrftitfht Kame, this time to the Ctihs 6-4. The New York Yanks loit their 11th contest' of the season to Hi. I.ouls It -4, deHplte Babe Kuth's Into which Heck considers inovlnK 2th homer of the year. uey icnney rrom secona. i ms Tne Philadelphia Athletics, cut would necessitate other changes th. Yankv'm tn iu.t . Ir, the lineup. Involvlmr possibly half games by poundlnv out an ay umu-'i". i7-iiz to 6 vera ct ovsr th floumlor. W. U I'ct. Fan iVrandsco 4f so .Cufi Hollywood 4:t 32 .673 Harrumento J' 34 .641 1.03 AnK''l"8 3fl 3fi .r.'0 AllHHlitn 3t 3 .614 Ouklund 33 42 .44'i Portland 32 43 .4:7 Si-attle 2fl 45 .392 lly the A.snHatrl prosK Pan Krnnclnco irrffted Krt'd Ort- man like n lonK lost rehnivo, anl ing third, and other players. Sub In Rich, former Whitman star, promised to see Beck about pitching for the Bears, upon ar rival here for the summer. Blch Is coach at Vallejo, and has been winning games In a California humh league. He. formerly me-ntor at Wa-HI and played with Tuiichet. Negotiations were afoot with Re oop Karlson, former Missionary catcher. All these uncertainties with line up are expected to come to f , FMrj rtiuui neien wins Kept the Ing Indians at Cleveland. Continuing their return to the form eipected of thern before the season started, Washington made It two In a row over Jietrolt G-4 In 10 Innings. England's Best Tennis Player Loses To Helen The gamo will start at 3:30 o'clock tomorrow afternon at tho high school athletic field. Trapshooters To ' Practice Sunday A practice trapshoot, the taut for the O..W. team here' before the elimination shoot In Walla Walla next Hunday. will b held at the "V. P. trap grounds near the hos pital tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. It Is announced. K very body la luvited to join In the shoot. United Htates women's tennis team In the running in the defense of the Wlghtman cup today by de feating Miss KlJpen Bvnnett, Kng land's best, 6-3, 6-2. In winning the first st with, cna against the girl who is ranked as the best tennis player or her sex In ftngland at the present tlmt. Mim Wills continued where she, left In the finals for the French championship recently. In which she downed Miss Bennett- In straight sets. Some men who believe In them selves probably are J easily . convinced. the Beaver southpaw was chased lo the showers before, he couMl get-a man out. rive runs cluttered over the plate in the first inning and the Seals added enough off Johnny f'ouch to Insure an 8-3 victory. Batteries: Ortman. Couch and Kcgo: Jacobs and Kprlnz. Curl Holding had slightly the better of Boh Himty In a clo.se battle, the Missions chalking up their third straight victory, 4-3, Finn, Hodic and Slade, with three hits apiece, led the assault on Hasty, who yielded 1 4 safeties Batteries: Holl.ng and Baldwin; Hasty and Head. A homer by youthful Tony Boro Ja In the tenth gnve Hollywood a 4-3 decision over Sucrumento and i lit -3rnn J llff if an even break In the aeries to date lCfUiUI Shellenback yielded three runs In the .first and then blanked the Holons wltn five hits the rest of the way. Batteries: Shellenback and Basster; Barbae, Vunz and Sevnreld. I .os AnReles and Seattle divided FLYING CLOUD . FAR AHEAD IN COAST. DERBY WH.I.ETS. Cal.. June U (AP) Bunnlng with seemingly effortless determination, Klylng Cloud, the Karook Indian, who Is one. of the Oregon Cave men's entries. In the Bed wood highway marathon, to day was still miles ahead of the rent of the field. At 7:10 a. tin,, he passed through this town, 24 mlh-s from L'kiah, his starting place two i hours earlier. A dozen miles south iof Willets were his three closest contenders. Crescent Feather, Bed Hohin and Chief l'kiah. bunched in that order within three miles of each other, - - Meauwhlle Mad Bull, winner of the 1 02 7 marathon, who was forced to drop out temporarily yes terday because of leg trouble and blistered feet, surprised specta- tors by courageously starting again, i this time from Cloverdale, where jhe rested all night. At 6 a. m. to jday he was making a mighty effort to cut down the 50 or more mile gap that remains between him and his fellow Karook. I.utcl, the leading Zunl. was rest ing at Ukiah, having reached there m l:ti' a. m. - i S&Okc. 7:45. Methodist church i K HQ Spokane 379.2m-)Hkc) at awt8i y4 ..,V i-. t:4fi, Methodist church. n,vJ..7. X i r . n) KHQ Hpokane 370.2m-8lO)ic) PORT ,AM. Ore June 1 (AP) rpl) Q U) TruJn; ,( Nn0. The Ktanuth Fulls, Pelican float a.3(t 1jSA took first prize In the civics groupsj . KGW Portland (4fHm.C10kc) section of the Merrykhanna par- , .-ran Fantasies: 9. NBC: 9:30. adn ofthe Hose festival parade roncrrt. , ,.,,, e ynlphony I orchestra.' KFYVB Hollywood (361.!ifl Tr.ST BRAINS VOU l-OOTBALI. 830kc) 8. light opera hour: 9 to ST. LOCIS (AP) Intelligence. I. theater revue, tests will be used by Coach Al KJIt Keatlle (34S.m-8C0kc) 8. Sharpe of Washington fnlversity Methodist church: 9 to 10. trio. as an aid in "seleetins his football KKX Portland (277.tm-lii80- materlal, especially quarterbacks, kc) 8. Presbyterian church: 9. for his tcnin next fall. illtSA r '- Some singers make pretty good j MONDAVS 1'ROORA.M salaries, but still issue a fulsenot NBJ': 8. -symphonista: 9. grand here and there. i opera album; 9:30, Fisk program: DuPont Paints Varnishes and "? Enamels - I day each with 148. ' I Jack Hueston, Medford pro, turned in 1K8. being 29th In the' list. Thirty-six holes are 10 be played today. Speaking of the political con ventions; you can't alwuys opt-ii up a deadlock with a keynote. j WE sell a complete line of du Pont paint prod uctsdurable paint for the outside of the house, rich, lustrous varnishes for floors and stairs, paintt in :oft, delicate tints for walls and ceilings, in fact a finish for every household need. And remember, du Pom paints have ',e same uniform qual ity, the same high standard of value, for which Oucq, made by du Pont, is universally known. CARR FURNITURE CO. Inc." Kaslern Oregon's Largest Home furnishers Postpones Flight ULTROIT. Juna 1 U (AP) After receiving reports of unfavorable weather between Washington. 1). .1 1,11,1 It, 1 !tl-,tlii: .l;,r.i,ln l. pair, the first going to the In- oh.h m,,i,. ciiv nvl.or necause i-.ii ifryan wn ntlil tln SiTOnd In thn An. " ' " -causi- i..i i.ryan wn nounce, ,hls morning that his pro. , . . . "'""" "i -""-ilrled nun slon flight with Friix geles ,. 2 because barley Snllivull. Vnlhr ,nm, w,,kl,r n6ar recently acquired from Detroit. ! jiii., , ivin im,.. htid been postponed until tomorrow morning. was wrong. Kiitterles: llryan nnd llorennni: Plltt, Piters and Han- THE NEW Ford Fordor Sedan Is Now on Display at Our Show Rooms Perkins Motor Co. Corner 4th and Adams Phone Main 500 Auspices American Legion 6-DAYS-6 Starting Monday, June 18th x cV.KtS- nah, Pandberif. Second itamo: Snl I Hvan. Nanr nnd Parker: Oshorn 'and Pa nd bony. Forp: et Waish Day No need to haye thosedajsr of backaches and drudgery. Send your clothes to us they are washed in softer, sudsy water and rinsed the same way. The Standard Laundry Phone MAIN 56 Attention Milk Consumers Beginning August 1st. the following prices for milk and cream deliv ered at your door will apply: . . MILK s ' " Quarts -' - -12c Pints 8c CREAM Whipping ........... Pints , -u..- 35c Pints : -25c CREAM Commercial , . v Tints '. .:,.;.....i.....,.:..25c U Pints' 15c H. H. Anderson, Geo. H. Clark, C. Hilderbrandt, Bert Grout, Emil Gaertner, N. H. Neilson, H. L. Parker, James Smith, L.. W. Drumsmith, Don Matot, ' ' - Members of . LA GRANDE DAJRY ASSOCIATION Many Bargains Listed on Want Ad Page Muii, ih,lMiyt l4Mtk and lloii tHTt. Tw nu-it slitMik liautls thl imintliiK o or .MtMum-h loo ht nt IMirtt ttaliit. I hv Mtiry jjtuw as fut !o: A faiiiUr fame niiuilntc ami takl, "I am lam Huff a kihwI iwiliti Jib." 'I'bi! niHr if I lie Imhim aktt him liaL kintl nf atiii Im was ipJnK lo IH-. lliti ahiirr said "1 liave my mfirtiwi." He aktd Uio owner to tell I ho name t (lie p&Uii Im waitttvl flrvt ami then ho would iHI Ids irrfniwv. Tin owner Mild. "I tithl like to liae my hmiw paint ei 1 with .Motuirvli." Ami ttiat was the point tliat ormifrlit IIhi liturty liaiMMiake. TIh thrlllliiir part or the tory is that tlaude V. I'm II W llie Mimiam Ii kiitjc He are ImjmIIIiik the t'liam pion line uf bniMrfV lianhan W e -Sl he t'hamplnn MiHf hrm kei v the kind that do not mt thirty, nnd they lok neat. TUvy an omiI mi dertuvtUi 1nilow hoes, umkT lttki. under riook, uider s!m1ck. in Ili4 4MlM's rbvet. a Oil we sell UHnt for tho timler pritxv. I want .TiNi to tUHMYHtamt tlmt t ihmIt take lo tell you tliat cliamtMoat brack el art imH only the ber4 hra4ktti on earth, are In a rlor by thenwHf?s the Nttite as te ml MeeJ rem huc. Hoal coal, i Monareli (Mint ami Hie hill il .Miaiuel. Ile!4de, tho writer of thit al Is ihe larv man In town, in fat t. If m btinn around a lanrer one I will jlw ihi S.V 1 sahl a nkan, imm a woman. Claude C. Pratt , Lumber Co. We Sell Hot tawh -The I-oor lan' FYtemd" 5ar Foundry Pliono Main tit No Sunday Iliulne You Will Wrin A canceled check is proof IV'HEN you pay by check there is no chance of paying bills twice, for a canceled check is legal proof of payment and ends all arguments. . That is just one advantage of a checking account at this helpful bank. A great convenience. Your check book will save you time and steps. It will give you a simple bookkeeping system through your stubs. And a checking account is good business. Open your account here today United States National Bank Ask Questions When You Invest! Don't be afraid to find out .all there is to know about the savings plan offered you by outside companies. Ask questions ! If you start with installments of $10 a month and are forced to quit and withdraw your money after paying only six months, .do you receive all the money you've put in EVERY. DOLLAR or only part of it? If you are unable to pay after two 'years and must withdraw your money, do you re ceive G;b on what you've paid, in or just part of the interest? . . Does every dollar you invest always re main your dollar, with all interest earned, without fines or forfeitures? IT DOES in the La Grande Building & Loanyour home company dependable, safe, fair under state supervision. LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN I.a Grande, Ore.