Friday, June 22, 1928
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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WALKER WINNER; ,
CROWD PEEVED
hy comparison with the outbumt
thut cuino from Diet dripping
crdwil. some 26,000 to SO.ono spec
tators who nut doggedly through
tin downpour, funclnuled hy . the
(tripping bloody ceaseless batlltuhe
tweon the . bull dog unil the will
cat, The rour of boos und hisses
Retains Championship in jk-w. instead or diminishing
Spite of the Keleree s i swanm into urn
Vote for Hudkins
Hundreds swurmeri ahnut thi
ring to shout nnd shuko their fists,
J'housunds, niore prtnlnt even If
CHir'AOO, June 32 (AT) The ;ulno vehement, went buck to' the
Hull hog In mill champion but he 'shelter or the. hull park's stands to
hus thi' murks and bruises or a vent their vocal wrath. It wus
terrific coiuhui with the Wild Tut
Baker Defeats
Bend 7 to 5 In
Extra Innings
IlKNf), Ore, Junn 22 (Hpoeint)
-The Baker nine of tt.fi Film
Mountain league defeated the- Bend
Kaglcrf ,of the Willamette Valley
league, 7 to 6 In u ten-Inning game
here yesterday. Hend tlei the
score In the lust of the ninth when
Bentfrow got a thi-ee-buso hit and
one of the wildest demonstrations scored on Hoptlng's slngl.
t show thut he ramn out of the of disapproval uny championship) With the count standing 6-to-G,
frnv mr from unscralehed. fight has witnessed In recent years, ! Buker led oft In thn tenth with two
After ten slashing roundK that
finished In a torrentlul down pour!
of rain last night ut Comlsky park.
(Philadelphia
;Ht. Louis ;
lasting IB minutes In full volume throe buggers by J'HIette and Oar- !,,., .,...
.....I .. I.., I I. . . - i 1 1 ti hnth unnelnif IJIlt,.in nr,n,l ' iiniininuii
iii t linn nvttt ill iiiuik IurUU fl' "win iili in; Jiuiru
norm, out throe triples. The only home
I ! If a a WuiUmw I h 1.1,11 .W WUH '10 lUOHt Of t h OHO h Udd (Ml 0 rOllll ( ! .M " " ' lv " un l"l''Ki
declared the victor of points over the. ringside, ttH the rain ueut down
YANKEES BLANK
ATHLETICS, 4-0
Ruth Gets 26th Homer
Reds Gain Slightly in
National League
AnHrin IrfWgiw KIuimIIiix
W. I.. Pel.
New Yoi'll - 4& 1
36 82
32 2S
28 83
25 31
ttend llitrd buei'imin, In the four
, iwllh two down.
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22 37
American
KITCHEN KOOK
Cleanliness - Speed - Convenience
Safety
Aco MudR nil, the wenruHKa wnu """i " mi i ,, ,, ,,.,,,, j .,,, ,,,,
i i... .. h.fnu 'three roundH. It umienieil clene I l.i.t Hllllel' will meet In the
' The normnl two-yeur-old mny
'itifely ent one to two .lnblenpoon
'In1 - -'t orange julee and pulp r the
v)' 'r f I'liltH, an. npplen, peueheH,
;penr.r hiinnnan--haked, .Hteweil,
''eniHhed or neraped.' Between two
ymornlng menln, or at the end of !he eoiihed
two o'eloek feeding In the bent time
lo give It. The-three to flye-yeur
ehlld may have two to four table
HpoonrulH or fruit of mild' flavor
and dellcnte texture onee or twice
a diiy. .MiiMt,uf them nheiilil be
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the eehoeii of protnet and ulment
from that verdlet die down.
Twa-lu.Onn IH-lslon
Walter retained hi" world's
middleweight crown on a two-to-one
decision. The two JiulgeH,
Harry Carroll, nnd Kdwnrd Kllin,
gaye their ballot to the title hold
er, but the referee, Kddle Purily,
rant hi vote for the challenger.
In thn naaked and nodden preen
row, a .clear majority credited Hud
kln with being the winner, chiefly
Oil; hi tlrelennj two-Mnted uggren
nlyenenn. Mont or the expert gaye
Acn a margin In nix or . the ten
round while many credited the
blonde wild rat with an many an
neven, to orrnet, in a connequence,
the few who figured Walker won
Justly the winner. ,
But-lf there -wo dlnnentlng de-
clnlbn round I he ring It wun mild
he blonde Jrudklnn. ripping Into i
hln foe relentlennly, cume back with
a whirlwind rally In the lant five
roundH that offnut Wnlker'n previ
ous aggrennlvenenn. Walker with
a Herlen of blown to the chin und
hi'ud had Hudklnn groggy and reel
ing backward and uppurunlely on
the verge or a knock out In tho
fourth round, the moat spectacular
moment or the fight. Mickey had
victory In hifl-irrenn here hul eenlil
,wtl nut IfiKlwInu ilniun e . au,.n
prevent him from . finishing thin
round- with a characteristic conn-.
ter-chnrge the lunge of a wound
ed wild cal, . ,
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Pineapple
Hunt's Supreme
No. 2'j can, Sliced
No. 2VS can, Crushed :.......26
No.
No.
Grape Fruit
Dromedary Brand
1 can.........
2 can....: ......
..17t
Canned Tuna
Curtis' Genuine White Meat .
No. y can 35
Curtis' Light Meat
Small glass 13tf
Coral Reef, Light Meat
No. y can 20tf
Whole Wheat Cereals
Ralston's . : ......Pkg. 24
Wheatena ....l.:........Pkg. 24
Wheat Nuggets .........;....Pkg. 23
Dina-Mite ...:.....'...........-....'..Pkg. 23
Toilet Soaps
Tropic Palm ..Bar
Life Buoy.. Bar
La Roda Castile '. Bar
Grand Pas Tar Bar
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Canned Peaches
Iady Alice !..... No. 1 can 15
Lady Alice ....:.A.:....:.No. 2 can 22
Lady Alice No. 2'2 can 25
Red Goose '........:...No. 2i2 can 22
Angelus Marshmallows
Small Pkg 8; Large Pkg 23; 12 oz. Tin........28
Old Dutch Cleanser
Regular size can ...7
Prepared Mustard
Quart jar 34
Tomato Soup
3 cans Van Camps 25
Extracts
2 oz. Schillings ,
..28
Sweet Potatoes
No. 1 can Rosedale 13
No. 21., can Royal Club 23
No. 21, can Pref. Stock 25
Corn
No. 1 can Del Maia .". 13
No. 2 can Del Maiz 18
No. 2 can Pref. Stock 18
String Beans
No. 1 can Royal Club 15-
No. 1 tall can Gold Bar.... 20
Asparagus
No. 1 Round can Lady Alice....l8
No. 1 Square can Lady Alice....32
Pimentoes
Small glass Curtis 9
No. '4 can Curtis 11
Ginger Ale .
Cliquot ClubPale Dry
1 pint Iwttle ...23
Bananas
Nice Ripe Fruit Pound M ......G'il
You never lose when you select your own Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
because you can be. sure of getting just the kind you want.
TWO STORES IN LAGRANDE
Sommcr Hotel Bldg.
Cor. Depot & Wash.
Roesch Bldg:.
1-108 Adams
Portland Sinks
Hollywood Team
In Rain of Hits
I'ni'lrlc Coast . I.canue siaiiil'iiig
Run lrnnclnco
Hollywood
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MlnsloiiH ...
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Oukland '
Portland
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44 37
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second .game of the two-game
series hero today. K. H, Kennedy,
player-mniiager of the llend Klks
of the mld-i'olumbln league for
two years, Is manager of the Huker
team. - . '
Score! ' n. II. R.
linker 7 7 2
Hend 5 6 3
Ilattertes: Krlckson and flowers;
Murphy nnd Kuhanks,
.National l eague Klaiulliigs
W. I..
...;...40 23
S3 28
.......31 24
.......36 29
30 29
Pittsburg 27 31
Hoston 20 3
Philadelphia I 37
St. I.ouln
Cincinnati
New York
Chlcugo ..
Brooklyn
By Hi Associated ivess
Bnhe Tiufh
McLARNIN WINS
FROM McGRAW
j By Mm Aswicfjiied I'ress ,
! . Heavy hltlltiK sent Portland to
an 11 to (I victory over Hollywood,
i Kour Htur twirlerw were unuhle to
I Htop the Heuver hIukkpi's, led by
! Keeney, Flarhee nnd Johnnon with
threo hitH uplece, HatterlcH: I'onder
iihd Yerkcfi: Kinney, Mulcahy, Kul
lerton, Mt'fuho and Ajjcnew, BnH
ler. , ....
Krnle Nevera, former Htanford
football ntar, had a taut ft of base
ball breakH an the MIhrIoiih itrop
ped a 4-3 declHlou to Heattle. Hwun
won luiHliidKed H. Kullivnn' fly to
the center In the first Inning. Hul
llvan HtretchiiiK the IjIow for u
homer nnd scoring two men ahead
of him. Knltfht also homed for
Heattle. Batteries: Knight and
1'urker; Nevers und Whitney. j
The Heals took their third
straight from Hacrameitto by'n 7-3
count. Klrner Jacobs, Han Kran
clcco mound nee, had the loser
j under his thumb all the way, Hat-
wtnen: uacoiiH" nnu-7 nprinis; iiynn
and Hevereld. .
fhurlie Tolson's big bat sound
ed itrerlly In the &-4 F.os Angeles
win over Oakland: The husky
Angel first sacker first hit In four
np pen run ces to drive in four runs. 1
HparltH held tho Angeles scoreless
alter Wet?.e retired In the sixth.
Batteries: flltt and Hannnh; Wtit
sse, Hparks and read. y
aeems to have run
the scale In baseball experlenres
now that, after 15 years, he finally
has watched, a home run vanish
from the records In a rainstorm.
lf ,,nb, ).la tu'antV.Rlvth In
V ROUND ONE among tho" steerage passengers In
right field'at the Yankee stadium
' yesterday, but it was washed from
NRW YOJiK. Juno 22 (AD the books when the second hnlf
RmiUng Jimmy Mcl-nrnln. who en- of a Yunkee-Athletlcs double head-
throned himself1 In the hearts of pp. was hatted by rain.
New York fight fans in his first i Young Henry Johnson, Yankee
appearance by n crashing ono- recruit, gave the Athletics their
round knock out of Hid Terris. second 1928 shut out In the first
Manhattan's own ghost of the game. . 4-0, and enabled the Yan-
ghetto, has come . buck to his Uees to lengthen their lead to nine
throne. After a month spent in and one-half games,
the shade enrit by thn terrific drub- Guerilla war made along1 the
blng he received nt the hands of rest of the American league front
the lightweight champion, Sammy saw the Bed Box turn the tnbles
Man dell, Jimmy made n success of on the Senators, 9-2, while Cleve-
hls. comeback last nlglit hy stop- land was iJIvlding: another double
ping Phil McGraw after ony two header .with the lowly White Hox
minutes, fi seconds of the first on the Indian' reservation. The.
round. Indians won tho .first 4-2, and the
Tackling In McGraw one of tho White Box the second. 4-8, with
toughest battlers in his clnss, ono an n mil zing three-run rally in the
whose Jaw had never been found ninth. , ' . -
vulnerable In over a hundred. Chicago's even break coupled
fights, Jimmy landed three times with Detroit's double reserve in Ht.
with his good right mauler, and Louis sent Tigers to within half
each time scored a clean knock
down. After tho fourth time, the
Detroit florist went, to the canvas.
and the referee led Mel.nrnin In
token of a technical knockout.
a game of last place, the Browns
won, 8-3 and 9-5, as Rchang, Blue 1
and Bettencourt hit home runs, j
The torrid National league race, J
which showed signs of disinte
grating under the ' uncessunt!
pounding of the Tnrdinals, netted)
a slight gain for the runner-up
Beds yesterday. The 7th Inland-
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Chain stores are adopting talk
ing' sales machines. The next step
is a mechanical trnfflo cop that
says something like "Hey, Is your ers nosed out the Pirates G-4.
nume Helen Keller," with a few I Sheriff Fred Blake had to turn
more choice words any golf player in a two-hlt game to win from
will be wilting to supply. j.st. J-ouls in the opener 1-2 and
Charlie Boot was altogether un
able to cope with the Cardinal
stampede. In the fllh, which went
to the visitors 4-1.
The Giants finally swung Into
action at Boston.' after suffering
five postponements in their first
six scheduled uppenrances in ihe
hub. Fred Fitzimmons hurled the
clan McCIrow to a handsome, vic
tory hy 9-4 in th first brush.
Benton ran into a very fine ,blt
of box work by Arthur Deefaney,
and the Giants had to he satisfied
with a 3-1. defeat in the second
game. ,
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AIRMAIL' PHvOT KIM;i:n
KMPOIUA, Kans., June 22 (ATX
Wayne Neville of Kansas City pilot
on the Chicago-Dallas airmail
route was killed early today when
bis plane ran into a severe wind
storm und crashed near l,ebo,
Kans., 20 miles east or here. The
plane was wrecked.
"If you could play the violin as
I do, what would you do?" a young
1111111 nuked. ', He -studied a moment,
then replied: "1 helie-ve xl would
go somewhete and take a few lessons."
The Bible tells us how hard It
Is for a rich nion lo get to Heaven,
but It does not say that It is a
cinch for a poor man either.
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As Mrs. McLean chose Butter Nut Bread for serv
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majority of mothers and housewives of La Grande
have chosen this super-fine nourishing bread for
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Sold at All Dealers
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