Friday. July 13, 1928
Page Two
CA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
ONLY MIRACLE TO
KEEP YANKS OUT
Attention!
Week-End
Enna
Jettick
Health
Shoes
For the woman who
wishes to enjoy both
style and foot com
fort. New Yorkers Haven't Yet
Clinched Pennant, Rut
' They're on Their Way
American Ingw
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Quality Furniture - fffik
At Real Savings! . : i '
Campers
Those planning weekend
camping trips will find
genuine bargains in
ramp goods during our
July sale for example: '
tS. 6u Single Camp I 'ots $2.95
14.51 Single 'Camp Cols $3,75
HILL'S
l)iHlulahle I
Valued
imallllr
OVERNIGHT
NEWS
' ty IIm A.H-rfK'iaU'ti Prms
IMMlTI4":
WAHIIIN'OTON
Germany ac-
rents revised
draft of KvllDgir
peace tract..
HAl.KKiH I'anlela denies Km
) oli- right as national democratic
c. Gillian to siren prohibition t-i-icp.
41a in platform.
WAilHINOTON Work culls
conferences of western repulillran
national committeemen at Chica
go and San r'ranclsco.
INDIANAI'OIJH
Settle aaka
Hoover to outline specific solution
of arm problem In acceptance
speech. - '
CHICAGO Prohibition party
names William Varney. of New
York, for president.
WASHINGTON New admlta
Georgia postmasters were forced to
contribute to republicans, but says
democrats when In power also cut-
lecteo. -
inn Aliu iienrj ceu.-i, v..-
year-old flying Instructs, killed
In plane crash.
WASHINGTON Senator Norrls
erltlelw.. hnth nsrltes for silence
on "power trust."
NEW YOKK Captain Carranrs
hopped lor .Mexico city at 7:IS
p. m.
NEW YORK A. H. Peacock.
former partner of Carnegie, dies.
ST. LOl'lS New commodity 1
freight rates effective Saturday III j
east.- southeast and southwest, in- i
iunction having been denied.
tlon of America. General Electric
and others have wireless nionoply.
Ntyn trade comminsion briff.
KOMK Icf-hrnuker Kraraln i-n-ruea
Visiter! Kroup of Italia refu-
nriArKST Swltuller rluiminR
to le Trincrt Jmus KOurfcon tlfport-
c-0 -from Hungary.
HIAKIilTZ
Simlsh'mern'
linf i blames internal troulib-a
imported soviet agitators.
slt)HT:
NKW VOHK New York A. C.
decides to send five athletes abroad
eki!ig to force their Inclusion In
Auferlcan Olympic squad.
CJrlCAGO Root breaks losing
streak of seven straight as Cubs
beat Braves.
Pierce Protest
On Paddock Is
Given Answer
Ht Alan J. ('.mild
(Afeorlat-d Prow SiHirta Kdltor)
MTKAM8HII' PKKSlliKNT
ItiktSKVKl.T KNUOITK TO AM
KTEKOAM (AC) Apparvnily tho
iMrni word on the Iaddock raite so
lar .aa iht Olympic cominitt-e i
roneroed ha hen prwnounced by
Alajur UetH-ral louRlaa Mar Arthur,
prident of the committee, tn re
ply .to a atatemnt issued ly ren
tral Palmer H. PtTre, president of
the .national cotleKtate. uphohhnK
the attack on the famous nprinter'a
amateur statu.
After m unanimous commlttie
vote miMainlnir PndUock's amateur
fiandinr. MacArthur radioed the
fullowinff reply to General P.i-rc:
"Your tel-Kram apparently baned
upoti conipKle mtnun JerMaiullnf
on your part of my position and ac
tion: J stiKKvfft you ithtain from
thereas the only statement which
a.i mn out in reference to the
r sanation of tit-orRe W. Wiffht
nian. of Hwlon, from the. Olympic
romtuittj e. Ak ymi will we. nonr
of tie iknuea hu h were diM-nrm-d
in ynir w ire' were Involved.
far as Pdddock i concerned
or any other athlete t.piertatnlnie
to the Olympic It-nin the commit
tee would not ht-Mtato to act had
any evidence Iwcn sutHtlftted pre
judicial lo him. The wlectioa com
mittee how action t! In no snrte
judicial aniJ whont Paddot-k
did not appear merely reconmientl
ed to me (fit i Paddock be declared
IneltetMe and tliat his statu wn
dotttatful and should 1m fnvesti
yatd before he was aeiVcted."
Izzu Schwartz To
Defend His Crown
NKW YORK, July IS CAP)
PupiTstitious is evtdentiy one thltiK
that UtY S hwsrti Is not.
Trie New York mite who U r
pnited a world's flyweight cham
pion In this state, put his crown
at tak.- In a 13-round tiattle
against I Vine o llrnnde. hurd-hititnir
Haffalo Mhplnti, at the Hockaway
Rtadium tonight, weather permit
tints. cVhwjtrt apparent y cares
little for the fact that it'a Kriday
the, 13th, The boys who do the
betting evidently don't think much
of It either for iuy has been ln
vtatled t I lo 1 favorite.
LIPBONPortUBal. ona of the
few country with leflwiM traffic,
haa chanced to the riphthand rule
3 a conveuieiic to touiuta,
jhfMntlAtjle
30 4 .43
J 4f. .410
31 47 .413
Standings
W. U IVI.
...61 3l .C34
.....4 3! .f.73
... 4 7 35 .673
,...47 37 .6611
... 42 3 .SJi
... 37 4u v .41
...:4 6:
...si 61 ,r;
National l.a(iM
HI. l.oula
.N' W York
lnrlnnall
il'Jih-aKO
Brooklyn . ...
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( Hontun
l'hllailliihla
lly HitIhii W. Harfcrr
(Associated Press Hporta Wrltt-r)
Tlierw la mathematical proof
that the New York Yankee have
yet to clinch the American league
pennant. Hut alleged contendera
11 ttiut circuit ar. coming day by
day to the realization that It will
take a miracle to head off Rahe
Itnth and company from their
third successive, appearance In the
world's series.
For a month the rhamplona have
done little better than break even
yet they lead the proceaaion hy ten
jaild a half games. Their closest
competitors, the 1'hiladelphla Alh.
jletlca and the St. Uuu Hrowna
have done- no better over the same
j period,
j 'The three leadera hare fared
iaince June 10 aa follows:
i . W. U Pet.
- Yankees 19 16 .tin
I Athletics .zc It .66(
Hrowna l i .s:
I Although the Yanka have won
only four more Karnes than they've
i0)lt during this period, they have
increaseo ineir auvantaga ly one j
percemage point over the second
. place Athletics and by 3l polnta
jover the Hrowna. .
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Yr.s-riJtiAVs mn.Ts;
. Antiian:
iMrolt 4; SVw York I.
St. Louis 3; HoMon I.
( hlcafo 4-2; Philadelphia ; 1-5.
i'levHand !; WahlilnRton 1.
NatkmaJ;
fw orK i: t. f.oitia n.
llrooklyn ft: CinHnnatl 0 (called
!'n ninth
raltl).
lioston 1: Ohlraro 4. j
Philadelphia ? I'lttaliurr post-
powd; rain. I
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You should k.ve, your nejpht-nr
n yourwlf, tut In BlMe limes
there were no lawn mower Tori
iieiphbora to puh at fi a. m.
!
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Mraticht from th ia ti.t tt.A ...n
minus any roll or bound that '
me sort or a hole-ln-one that
Krank Leonard ot Traverse City,
Mich., made recently on an IMt
ard drive. Jut lucky,' he ex
plained it but it Is ait unusual
shot.
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V I I I S XV l r RkT T Q
Here's th newest of the Bell
ringers secured by Wade Kiliefer
f. r th Mission Bells. He s
Whitey Witt. ex-Tankee lugser
and outfielder, who ha teu
eii;u'd on for reieiv hat power.
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fi;.6n I ioii. Camp '0, Jj5).75
I'aed Kou. Camp ('" $6.50
III Miller Camp Beds $9.35
toe Folding Camp Stoola 25t
16c Folding Camp Slools 7()
J3U Tourists' Kitchenette $23
(t Luggage Carriers $3
C SO Fold. Camp Table $5.45
15,14 I sed Tent $12.50
Also full line of dishes,
cutlery, etc., suitable for
camp use.
CARR
FUKNITURE CO., Inc.
Main 770-
Eastern Oregon's Largest
Home Furnishers
Portland Takes
Another Defeat
From Missions
Pacific ftotW !rT"c Mandlnic
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Mbwtlon &
Oakland- 6
Portland
Los Anpeles
Bjr the AsocXkir Prcs
Iludie Kalho tiltd the first half
crown of the Seals a bit farther on
one aide and kept Sacramento in a
first plare tie with Hollywood by
twlrllnic the Solon to a S to 1 win
oVer Snn-.PranHnco. KaUUriea:
Kallio and Seven-id; Moudy. Mails
and Varpa.
Holtywooil remained nt the top
by trimniinp Seattle 5 to I. The
Star jut to Oollard for nine hits,
while Kinney held the Indiana to
seven. Three errors contributed to
.Seattle' downfall. P.att-rie: Kin
ney and H.iw!t; Pollard and
Schmidt. ,
I NIcklnR three Beaver pitcher
for 1 hit, the Mission turned in
i a 12 to 2 victory over Portland and :
itook the It-ad in the wrle. very '
member of the Mission team nit J
nafely at l-jist once. Hutteries: ,
! Pilb tte and Whitney: Haecht, j
Yerkea. Ortman and Am.mith.
The Oaka failed to continue their
nt lift ionic against 1-os Ans-te, but
inittrad played a raptied game
which saw them bo down under an
i to 2 count. Peters Mopped the
loM-r with si hits, one a homer by
Arlett while his teant matr-a col
lected nine. Four errors, tnclud
inf two by l.yn IJiry. brilliant
jihortsiop. were chalked up axaint
the Oaks. Batteries: Immovich and
' l.omlMirdi: Peters and Hannah.
Games Today: Sacramento at
San Prancisco; Hollywood ,v
Si-att
land
Missions at Portland: Oak
Los Annates.
ESE TUNNEY
IS RESTISG OS
UM.UCKY DAY'
SPKCCLATOR. N. T., July
15
AP Friday the thirteenth was a
holiday in Sm-culator where Gene
Tunnev i mininv to defend hi-i
j heavyweight title against Tom
Heeney. the rugged New Z-alanJr
ion Julv S at the- Yankee stadium. Critics as well aa his sparring jThe Interstate commen-e commis
I Th day's nst. Tunney s handlers mat-s. U'on has et July 3t as the date to
Ibellere. will keep the champion, j With thunder rolling and heavy surt a hearing in the cross-state
jwho now weichs IsCH. almost his storm clouds overhead. Heeney railroad case, it was said at the
j fighting weight, from reaching the went through his first night work- offices of the public service corn
. weak or condition too earlv. The out lat nieht and made auch a mission hre. The hearing w ill be
day of idlem it was explained,
would put about five pounds on
htm. a margin he will find useful
jdunng the 13 days which are yet
to come Deiore, ne ueienos nis
crown.
Tunney postponed his ten-round
session with sparring partners and
punching bars until tomorrow. The
champion h;.s agreed to take a
brWk workout on Sunday while Tex
Kirhard is here to witness the sign
ing of the NVw York boxing com
mission contract for th coming
battle. The occasion will le Itick
ard s rirst visit to this resort which
ihe champion considers one of the
country's most beautiful spots.
SI list RIPTIONS iy: XYIFU
Washington Jhh- is iap
Cnder-Secretary Mills said y ester- j
day that sulwrlpiions to the long
term 3 treaMiiv Kmd Issue for
Ihe retirement of third hbenv loan
bonds were "comfortably ahead"
of a similar is-tue made last year
for the retirement of second lib
erty's. Th subscriptions ar coming In
steadily and satisfactorily." h
, said.
AH Mohair Suites
2 Pieces
We invite you to see this suite on our
floor so that you may fully. appreciate
its rare value and.desirability. All over
mohair davenport with reversible cush
ions in rich, colorful damask and arm
chair to match. .
Wing chair may he had, too, if de
sired. ." ' .
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For Other :
Julv Sale Values
Heeney Works
On Southpaw j
Punch Today
KAIItH AVKN. S. J.. July 12
AP) Most of Tom Heenry's pre
parations for his "shot At the
heovywftifht title on July
J are
liased on th
development of hi
rout h paw punching apparatus.
llis rittht hand. Heeney ia Tretty lWt Gorife Lott and William T.
w.-ll satisfieil with.- He ha used Tilden.
it effectively for years shooting Bill was authority for this stato-
v.. v - ... .u-Jnif-nt today but the American Cap-
jo ting straight punches under the -
J B .tain was unprepared to say wheti-
heart. These body punches havepr he flnd Hunter would play
leen the Antac's b-st offensive ' doubles or w hat player will share
equipment. (
i
.sow n-s ut-YMopinB nis iii
hanJ so that It won't fel slighted . arrived?" Tildrn was aakpd. tw of the' acceptance and comple- he refunded If the Milder Is tinsuc
hn he takes It. alona; wltn nisi -Yes. but I miss my mieas if he tion of contract if awarded, rhecks ' cessful and returns plans and spec
rirht. Into the Y.nk stadium rln, , ha, to waitjnuch lonfer.- he re.jIM b returned .o unsuccessful '' ''h'" "!"' , ,,,.,,,.
in two wt-ks.
Heeney has used
hia left hand to a great extent, of '
course, in all of hia fichts in the!
country hut there's been Utile or
no dynamite in it
Persistent prac -
tire in
sparring maicnes nere in-
tifinninf to show results. The
chalieneer now has a left hook that
rails for me rtspect from the
tgood showing that the critics were
tnk-n somewhat aback.
SOVIET. FLYERS IN
Two mor nyem hav thrown themlves into the search for
NoblU's men and Roald Amundsen and his party are the.e Russian
pilots, Straub. left, and TfttoukhntrskL They ar among the Soviet
fore now In th arctic with Icebreakers and airplanes and ar
shown Just before th Mart of their first flight.
$121
GARR FURNITURE CO., INC
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
To Select U.S.
Davis Cup Team
In Near Future!
PARIS. July 1 S(AP) The Am
erican lavis Cup" tennis team,
w hlch meets the w inner of the
ltaiy-Checho Slovak match In the
Interxone final here a week from
today for the rijrht to challenne
Tne rrfnrn win nt ciiu;en irum
Ijohn Ht-nnessev Kranci T. Hn-
singles oumn wnn mm
Jun-
(, i nis simpiy nieas inai
.....,,........,. t. .
' pjteO
i ,c..- e,i a v-mntMB ritir
whQ u younKeJst pyer ever!
, on i-nited State '
Iter1 tf..m fta been retting
. ,r' . inimiti.in.
t ral competition abroad.
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j RAIL HKARINO 1ATE SFT
SALEXf. Or.. July 13 (AP)
' in Portland. The date was firss -t
t for Jutv 1.
ARCTIC SEARCH
Outstanding July
Value! Davenport
and Wing Chair
HTHIS is not only one of the outstanding values of our July Sale, but is one
of the greatest values that we have ever offered at any time in our his
tory! One of the nationally known Kroehler suites, it has many features of
construction only found in suites selling at a far greater price. In rich jac
quard velour of exceptional quality, this wonderful suite will continue to
give years of comfort and satisfaction long after the price, has been foi1
gotten. ..
The Special Credit Terms during this July Sale will
enable you to place this suite in your home on pay
ments that will not seriously affect your budget.
call roit P.IPS 4
SMrwalk ConMrtK'tlon
Sealed bids will ne received
by I
th city commission of the city of
l-a Grande, In ion County. Oregon,
for the construction of the sidewalk
in Sidewalk Improvement Ihstrict
No. 184. within the riiy of l.a
tirande. Oregon, accortlinc to the
plans anl .specifications of the side
walk district now on file in the of
fice of the t'ity l.ecorder of the
siiid city.
) A deposit of Five $lt.ft Dol -
'lars will l.e reniired for plans and
t specifications, which amount will
! be refunded if bidder is unsurress-
' fill and returns plans and specif! -
i cations to this office.
Rids will be received to the hour,
of 7:30 P. XL Wednesday. July
25th. 1 srS, and must Ire accom
panied by a certified check, or bid-
der's itond in the sum of ten per
r.nt of t hp amount bill as a ruarun
i muuris.
I
A" bon,Js in connect Ion with this
work arr reiulred to be secured
throutfn resident agents, and no
I bnd will be accepted unless writ
ten by
resident of the city of I
j Grande.
1 The
the
commission reserves
right to reject any and all bids.
Hy order of the Commission July
11th. lsIS.
J. K. STEARNS. Recorder.
IS-lot
CALL FOR HI OS
Sidcwvlk Con4nmhn
Sealed bids will be received by
the city commission of the city of
la Grande. I'nion County, Oregon,
for the construction of the sidewalk
in Sidewalk Improvement Oistrict
No. lis. within the city of Iji
Grande. Oregon, according to the
plans and specifications of the said
sidewalk district now on file lu the
office of the City Recorder of the
said city.
A deposit of Five U5.no) Hol
lars will be requlrtH! for plans anil
specifications, which amount w ill
be refunded if bidder is unsuccess
ful and teturns plans and specifi
cations to this office.
Rids wilt tie received to the hour
of T:S0 P. XL Wednesday July
25th. 1 ;$. and must W accom
panied by a certified check, or bid
der's bond lu the sum ot ten per
cent of the amount bid as a guar
antee Of the acceptance and com
pletion of contract if awarded.
Checks will be returned to unsuc
cessful bidders.
All bonds In connection with this
work are required to be secured
through resident agents and no
bond will be accepted unless writ-
I ten by a resident of the city of m
jGrande.
The commission reserves (he
. riht to reject any and all bids.
Hy order of the Commission July
3 1th. 1tiS.
J. E. STEARNS, Recorder.
7-1 3-1 ut
call von urns
Sidewalk CmiMntctloii
Sealed bids will be received by
the city of I .a Grande, I'nion Comt-
V - (regon, for the construction of
,ne sidewalk in Si dew Imklataoi
ie sidewalk in Sidewalk Improve.
I ment District No. S2. within the
! of Ijt Grande, Oregon, ao-
(cording to the plans and specifica
tions o; the sidewalk district now
on Tile in the office of the City
Kcorder ot the said city.
A deposit of Five $5.ho Pol-
lars will be required for plans and
specifications, which amount will
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I of 7:3o P. M., WeilneisdHy, July
cr.th. and must be accom-
panied by a certified check, or btd-
( der's bond in the sum of ten per
- lc - nt of the amount bid as a guar
aniee of the acceptance! and com
pletion of contract if awarded,
Checks will le returned to unsur-
cessful bidders.
Ail bonds In connection with this
work are required to Ik secured
through resident agents and no
bond will be accepted unless writ
ten by a resident of the City of li
Grande.
The Commission reserves the
right to reject any and alt bids.
Hy order of the Commission. July
i llth, litis.
J- K. STKARNS, Recorder.
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OLD TIME DANCE
ZUBER HALL
Every Thursday Night, Opening
July 19th
All Welcome
Hy New Management -Nothing
the same but the place and the name
75 Cents Balcony 10 Cents
Ray Ruell, Manager
See Our Windows
For Other
Julv Sale Values
X. Y. A. C. TO SEND MEN
NKW YOKK, July i3 (AP) J
The New York Athletic club has
derided to send an Olympic team
of its own to Europo as a protest
a sal nst the decisions of the Ameri
can Olympic selections committee,
l-'ive members of the winged foot
organization who failed for various
reasons to qualify for the team will
he sent abroad at the expense of
the club in an effort, to have then;
included in the team.
LOXGVIKW XI AN DRt.-W'tKVj
LONG VIE W. Wa sh . . .' t V .
(AP) Gilbert L. Cooper.
ployed in the Long Hell pon-'
drowned w hen he slippe
a log Inlo 12 feet of water. -C;-having
lost liis grip on his i
pole. The body was recovered
ft-llow workmen in ten minutei
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ihan
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