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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 3 1928
Enria
Jettick
Health
Shoes
For the woman who
wishes to enjoy both
style and foot comfort.
Dcpondable
, Vuluea
HILL'S
CUBS RETURN TO
THIRD POSITION
I Boston Trims Philadel
Inia jwice in "Cru
cial Cellar Series"
Ami'i'li'iiii IxtiKiip Kliuullnjm
W. I,.. . ivt.
Npu' Yrirk fJ(
J'lillmlfOiiliia , 40
SI. I... nix jj
I'li-vHimiJ 33
WiisliinKlon 32
HMtin , 30
'IiIiuko 3U
IXMIoil ., 2S
N'lilliiiinl IniKur KlnnilliiKl
HI. l-Olll
I)cM-fululil Ni-ft- York
Oiuillly ii-miMiKu ....
;:hjjvwHD .1
S 1.7
Jlniftklyii
riiti.'liiiiiiti ....
I'lltslMii't;
iittfUm
l'lilluilf-liihiu
wi:im:niav's phcmjhams
,'j Nutlonul UruuilcaHtiiiK pro-
rnr wmiiicMlny nlRht follow;
My llio AKM'Jnftfl
I'hlliiili'ltflitii'ji lilil fur Hum other
Xutlnnul Ji-nKiie herth limn the re),
iur twin lii-i'ii Ktaveil off ly HurnHliy
Slni'i ii ml cuiniHiny.
The flrnt two KimteH of n 'Vrul-
rlul irelhir rn'iien" yeHterday fuuml
the HoMtiin ln-aveM twlre victorious
over I ho tjuukcrH. ,
The I'IiIIIIch put up n Kallant bat
tie for IjiiLIi Kiitiio In yeMterilay'H
ilouhle heailer, enrryliiK each to ex
tra ImiiiiKK hufore ylehllMK. IeHter
Hell a Hcrati'h KliiKle with the haaen
tl
H. JiwK.nml Kthyl; :3o. National
Nile rliih; 0,. concert; 10, lauan fiii..,'i i .1., ljih irnvn iihi,, ih,.
opuncr, 4-3.
The r.ravea won tho niuhlonp,
In 10 InuhiKH.
1 he ( hicaf-o (.utin returned to
(3S4.4m-780kc),
Joya: 11 to 12, lnnce imiHlr.
KPWn Hollywood (31.2in
SSOkc). variety hour; 8 to 11
' Orcheatrn.
kOO Oakland
S, NUT!.
KYA, finn rrnnclwo (3B2.7-SS0-kc),
H. proKram; II, Alio proKram;
. AHt: chain; 10 to 12, dance iliu
alc, :? KOMO-Seattle' (09.tm-70ke),
, NBC; to 12:10, proitnim.
I'.im. KPO Hat l'Tilncteo 422.3m
e 10ko), a, XBC; :), violin recital; !
" B, NBC. . , . , '
' ' KOA Denver
.8:30, nivheatro.
l
third place and dropped the Cln
dnmill UciIm to fifth when Art
Nehf. left handed hla way to an
eiiny 8-2 victory over Kolph and
JaliloitoWKky. .
Italic Hilth'a Slat home run of
the year failed to Have the New
Yorkera from a 4-3 reverae from
WiiNhfiiaton Honatora, tl it r I a n d
Braxton outpitchlntc (leorKfl IMp-
(320.0m-020kc), I Tho Philadelphia Athletlca re
duced the Yankee lead to a mutter
KOW Portland (41)1 m-lil Okc), lof 13 uninca by breakilut even in
' t. KBUi 10, mttalci 10:1G to 12:10, jn double header with the Hoaton
-Chance muaio. Hid Sox. I.oft drove had ho troil-
KUtU Han rrnuclHco (454.3m- bio beatlnu the Hox in the flrt
600kc), a, minatrela; 10, orcheHlrn; name. 9-2
11 to 12, dance niunlc. Bubo Walhern failed In tho aec
KU Um Amtelea (39.8m-7ri0-loud and the A'a went down 7 to 4;
Kc), B, proxram; , concert; 10 to, Mix home runa wera nmaahed out
12, dance mimic. , tin the d.iublo hill.
KOIN I'urlland (310m-940kc), The t.'hlciiKO White Hox aurprla
8, mudlo proi-rom; 10:10, planlm; !cd themm.lvoa nnd the HI. I.oiiIh
lii:au to iz. dance mualo.
' KMX Portlund (277.0m-108(l-lic),
8, atudlo proKram; 0, NHC; 10,
dance mtiHlc.
. KK1 Ixjh AtlKelea (4C8.rnn-C40-kf),
8, NBC.
KOA Hpoknne (200.7-1 ISOkc),
8, Htudlo proKram; , ABC chain;
i to 12, muale.
K.1K Heattle (348.6m-860kc). 8.
HlrlnKed trio; 9, ADC chain;. 10 to
11, orcheatrn, planoloituea.
KIIQ Hpoknne (370.2m-810kc),
8:30, NHC, ,
i .
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3i ;-.r.M ? n j f , , n
S7 ;.44k y ' v i ,
w. 1,. i-ct. ! 'm.-m -.. '.ii ;
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...39 211 .60(1 jf - " i' ,: -.w- I
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...37 31 .644 1
...411 34 .641 ' : '
.82 36 .471 ' '
23 43 .348 V ' k. ,y
.18 40 .281 X ( tIIQ
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V - ". VM - - JAMES F. I
Tilden-Hunter
Team Victorious '
Against British
Wl.Mni.KDON, Emr.. July 3
(Al'l HlB lilll Tilden and Prank
Hunter, American und llrllixh duli
hlea champion, overcame a poor'
start today to comitier the KnKlinh !
pair Cecil Umea and . (ieoritea
l renle-lleijM in the aerlca today. The
wi n-it U-l, U-3.
LABOR OF LOVE
WI.MBbKlXN, KnK., July 3 (API
If leniila critics thouiiht that lilu
Bill Tilden'a en me had Mowed uu
Iwnon he won carried to five by
IMerre Uimly on Hunday they've re
vised their opinions In view of the
lilir 1'hlladelphlan'H ureal victory
over Jean Borelra yeaterday.
While paylnK full tribute to the
liusuiue'x brilllnnt dame experts
were conceding that Tilden never
hail played finer tennix here.
.Samples of the comments follow; '
"Tilden dictated the iiume, com
pelled his opponent to play it and
wore nun clown at It."
"Tilden was really, nwesome."
"Tilden played majestic tennis:
he was the complete player."
"It was nn nil toitether different
Tilden from the shadow that cov
ered on the court attainst laundry."
One Killed, One
Expected to Die
In South Oregon
1 HZLJi
Closed All Day Tomorrow
for
The Fourth
CARR FURNITURE CO.,
' j----w,r.
As n "labor of love." Dr. R. A.
Braun, former president of Slate
ColleKe of Washington, is writ
ing a 600-page Illustrated history
of the college, and all profits ac
cruing go to the institution. Ho
.was president from 1893 to 191(1.
ax 1'psidr nowx wom.n
KTI nii:i) nv NCIKNTISTS
Two outstanding performances this year make Jimmy Qulnn. Holy
(.loss sprinter, slimd out prominently in a field of canilidates that la
Very strong. Qulnn gavo one of the outstanding performances of
the winter months when he won the ito-ymvl event at Uie'ew York
A. (.'. games In the record time of 0 1-5 seconds eoiialllnir ilm u.ri.r.
record. That one might not think this was lust a rin.h i.o
the 1. C. 4-A meet ut Hal yard several wecka ago and led the parade
of brilliant sprinters In the 100 yard dash. Ills time In this was
9.9 Although ho faces most strenuous competition in tho final
trials at Harvard, yulnn Is confident ho will ho libit; to gain one of
the four places for sprinters on tho Olympic squad.
Decathlon Star
Pulls Tendon In
Olympic Try-Out
MUNICIPAL KTADir.M PI1IV.A-
WORCESTER, Masa. (API
This is a topsy-turvy world for
three scientists at Clark University.
Dr. Walter S. Hunter of the de
partment of psychology and P. H.
Eward and Norman . Munn. grnd.
uuio students, ore conducting ex-
' MARSHPIEI.D, Ore., July 3
AP) The toll of nccldents In the
Southwestern Oregon district over
the weekend amounted In one fiend
a youth probably fatally Injured Perlmcnts believed to bo unique in
anil a girl critically hurt, suffering 11 v"n anil us effect on
from n broken hack. - Nine others ,ne co-ordinntion of tho senses.
suffered minor Injuries. ' I'Jach takes turn, for a two
fllenn I,. Miller, highway engl-!wpplis Period, In wearing specially
neer, employed on the lloosevelt I ,naue glasses Hint turn upside down
Often
STATE TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
IS UNDER WAY
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 3 (AP)
-Doubles matches, with the ultl-
DEL.PHJA.' July 3 (AP) Chief!"""0 """ "' determining state
Klkin. national decathlon chani-' ''"""Pl'in.il.lps. started here today
plon and leading United Klines '" "1P Oregon stale tenuis chain-
hope In that event for the Olympic
II
games, pulled it tendon In the flrsl
heat of the 100 'meters event of
the national decathlon and .final
Browns by taking both games of a .Olympic tryoitt toilnv.
double header, 7-1 and 9-8 with. Klklns won the national ten event
l.lankcnslilp. championship lust year. He fur- , He was awarded his match against
1..HOI1 i.i..in imi niMii, in i- meriy altenneii tne. university of i i.iiuie .Melinite by default, and then
erlles with t'hls pitching nnd Nebraska and Is now wearing the; met Ailing (ioss. Portlund, allow
wnllied with tl 7-3 triumph over the colors' of tho New York Athletic jing one courtesy game and taking
Indians. ''club. , ilho match (i-1. 6-0, (1-0. Fifteen
pioniihlp tournament.
Yesterday sow the first round of
the singles matches completed. .
lirail.s-haw Harrison, San Krnn
clsco 1927 singles chaniplon, slid
through all opposition with ease.
highway, ran his automobile off n
bridge ut Oardiner Hunday nnd
was drowned In the Itmpqun river
In five reel, of water.
Paul Dellefsun, 18. of Coqullle.
was still living today, lint was ex
pected to die from Injuries he re
ceived Saturday night when his
automobile plunged Into the North
fork of the Coqullle river, lie suf
fered a fractured skull.
Elsie J. Kelly. 1 7, of Myrtle
Point, was In a critical condition
as the result of n fractured back,
but was expected to live.
the images of all objects and ills-
tort the senses or sight, sound nnd
touch, separating the first from the
latter two.
Destroyers Arrive
At Oregon Port
...-v .... i"vuifiM ' IhuWI ihnt the miKliii.iimiuiiloliy
.....,.., ..... .,,..,, ,,. .meiinfl that Klkln.s will ho fust
Jleinl, Convh Uiwtmn lioliorLson minu,as I,lPr hp l'f,'teil W.lJ.
Id that the mlhiii. uiKloiilitodiy fJ, t'fln' I'ui-tUiml, 0-1, 0-1. , .
wrltrr. Maybe It lieonue In
tlianii kIvcb Uk young men plenty
to write about.
Howard IjiiikUp, UniverHlty of
the Olymjjic team. VVushiitfUun, jtcodci) at No. 2, won
The miMfortuno t" KlklnH camel1'0"1 1,,iry Khluho, 1'nrilnnU. 0-0.
With HtartlliiK Hmianno.HH. lit I Ifi- Hlssn defeated Kalph
marled In a three man heat and AUn ' 11,1,1 J"iniy Johmmn
wn leading at i0 yardH whan he
MARSIIFIKI-D. Ore.. July. 3
(AIM Two dentroyerH. the V. S. S.
Kind (1 1 ml nnd 17. K. S. Thompson,
have arrived at Cooa Hay for a
tay of four dayn. PomlnR from
Sfin DIcko. The crewM will he feted
lat Coos Bay cltieft and will Join In
tho celebration of the completion
of the Roonevelt highway at Wln
cheMier Bay oji July 4.
If you are suffering from an un
known illness, you consult your
doctor. If you're considering an un
known investment (and very few
people know all they should know
about any investment), consult your
1 banker. f
If you're planning to start a build
i ing and loan contract, let him ex
press his opinion. lie can tell you
whether or not the conditions are
fair and favorable, whether you get
all you pay for.
He can tell you who is back of the
company you are considering, how
it operates, whether or not you are
forced to pay a membership fee for
the privilege of investing.
Talk to your banker. We are par
ticularly anxious that you ask about
the La Grande Building & Loan, its
plan. It charges no membership
fee, levies no fines or forfeitures.
We'll be glad to give further details
regarding its most popular contracts.
LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN
Htiddunly pulled up In me and was
about only to Hinder arrow the
I fin lnh lint.
j "KHdny Injury la a bad ease of:stH,,t,, ilt N
ft milled toiidnn " uiilil f,:ifh Ituli. '
j ermon after nn examination,
! Ah to whether Klklau ban thiix
I lout hl chance for a place on the
united NiateH Olympic learn. Coach
Robertson ttald he could not be
mi re,
"II Ih a very tinforlunatn occur
rence," KohertHon declared. "Kl
kliiH wan probably our best bet.
KlklnH definitely withdrew fmm
the trialH after he had tried uiikuc
rHfully to participate la the broad
Jump with a rubber bandage anil
brace on hi Injured left Ick.
fi-it. .loMiphlne Crulekshank.
ISerkeley, nothnial junior doublet
champion, tbf(ated Hoherln Plt
totk in straight love nets. .She 1m
I
SKTS IIRAfUXG DATK
rvssiax i:iitoh m ttii:iu:i
KISIUNKV. Kumania. July :t
(AP) Tho murdr of Ivan .lacob
vitch, editor of a Itunslan monarch
IhI newnpaper, wa ladievtM) by po
lice today to hnvi rsnlti-d fro'n a
ncathliiK attack on the rovIcI pub
llnhed by the paper. ,
Jacobvilch wat found murdiu ed
In hia bed and pollen jtimpect an
other ItuttHlan who lived In , tho
flame houfte and who fled toward
lttiiwla.
Salem Fighter Is
Winner in Astoria
ASTOII1A. Ore., July 3 ( AP)
Teddy Kox, Salem fighter, stopped
Jim l.ewln of Seaitle in the third
round rr a Hi'hednled eiht-round
match here last niKht, and won by
a let'hnlcal knorkuiit when the Se
attle man wa nimble to continue.
In I lie ut her eh; lit ruiind event
if the double bill, Pete Byne-4.
Sab-m. won a derision from Terril
UlU'cn nf Indianapolis.
vi:i A.NTinoTi: soioht
TrcSON. Ariz. (AP)-An nde
ipiatt antidote for the hit" of i
ratth-Kuakc w ill be houkIh this
summer by rniversity of Arizona
blolORy Mudcnts In con.Ttmctlon
wltli an eastern chemical company.
ItattlerH and other reptile wilt be
brought to the laboratory for tho
final experiments.
DIRIGIBLE LANDS ON ROOF
La Grande, Ore.
V
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1 - m Miiflt F .mf.
ii in ;
SAIJ'IM. Ore.. July 3 (AP) -The
public service commfftslon has
set TliurMdny. July 5. as the date
to begin a hearing for Investiga
tion of the rate of the Portland
Mlectrlc Power company and the
Northwestern Klectrlc company.
The- hearltiK will be in Portland.
george mWm
A. cigar so good,
Is often imitated
in appearance
George W.
Childs cannot
be imitated-in
quality and fla
vor. Unchanged
in thirty years.
(lulds
CIGAR
Actual
Size
BEL CROWN
GASOLINE
needs no "dope
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
THE NEW
Ford Fordor Sedan
Is Now on Display at Our Show Rooms
Perkins Motor Co.
Corner 4 th and Adams
Phone Main 500
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
The Japanese Rent some Ma
rines Into Manchuria the other
day. We hadn't known Manchuria
was to have nn election.
NKA Akron tlureau
Demanntratlng that the Inndlnjr of Mtvraft on tho roof of bulldinKH
I practicable. IMIotB Jack Boettner und Jack Lynch bmiiKht the
Goodyear bby blimp lMlbrtm to rest on top of an Arkon. 0 depart
ment storm It Is the world's siiKllet dirigible.
TIm'iv Is an old man Just came
In with a Ktuincy savk alwuit half
hill or second-hamlet! spikes and
inixctl tin lis. A few of them ncvl
stcaiKlitcnlntr. Irorti ymi an drive;
them, hut if you need the nails
(o build n Milc fcjtco or to nail I
down a plank floor hi your irarajtr, !
tho old frciitlcttuui mi yon can i
liflve them Just by asking for tlieni.
We nro jcoliif to nut on another
hi palm clcflrauci sale nct Sat
urday. Wo liao somo paint hct
Hiatus a year nml n lialf old. The
paint l still gotNl for four or five
years. Yok, there Is while imIiiI
a well a lwy ami (fray for Just;
a Rullim. No. It iMi't Mm-
aivh, It Is WeatliersliieJl. manu
racluml by the Certain -teel I'roil
wtn oomimny. Itoll up ywtir sleevcn
and ku to it. Paint the Inside OT
your milk houst. tho out.Jtlo of
your hotiMi ajul Imitii, paint Utc
kltelteti eellhifc ami tho chicken'
Imhinc. ItemcmlH'r tliat Oamlo
I'ratl'a hniMliin latipier is not a :
paint ami lt' not a inlxh. hut it
h a newly perfected finish tliat
ilrlen in Ickm than Ikalf an hour, j
Chair. tnbbH. wiMMlwork, fkMux, t
ahuost any surfae a I tout tltelMHiso!
may lo flubthed with Claude I'm t i s
biiL-ldiiK liutpter, and ready for ito
alimtM Immediately. Kay to apply ;
natiii it dry. blimey back If not '
atKf!ed, j
Claude C. Pratt ;
Lumber Co. !
Wp Sell Ftor Owh I
ITu) l"oor Man VYfcwl"
New rmnlry I'lm Mats I4t
No buuiU Bmlnwi i
The Open
Road
Suppose you came suddenly upon two roads One
straight, well-trodden . . . the other thin and twisting
off into undergrowth. If you didn't want to arrive at
any place in particular, you might choose the latter
But not otherwise.
Before you, as buyer, run two roads. One is the
road of knowledge of an advertised product Thou
sands use it. There's no mystery about it, no doubting
nothing hidden. It leads the way definitely to a foun
tain pen, a floor wax, a tooth-paste that will nVe
satisfaction. When you use an advertisement vouuse
an open road.
When you don't use advertisements, you go the
doubtful road ou have only hazy knowledge of the
product ahead. No trade-mark or name to depend
upon guides you. The result may or may not be worth
the effort. .1 ou don t know.
' Read the advertisements. Anything widely-advertised
- breakfast food, hammer, hair tonic - hi
proved itself, by good advertising.
Advertisements put you on the
open road to satisfaction