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-fcj4Ea.J Monday, July 23, 1928 Pajre Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 1 s i t 4 a t t .1 t 1 t 1 c t t I I r & i f c a IS t B 1! It Sale On Summer Dress Fabrics Prices Reduced on all New Patterns. Varied Colors, Materials HILL'S KNIGHT TURNS IN PERFECT CONTEST Pitches NoJ.it, " No-Run Game for Portland Against Oaks rtwlfb Ca4 lfcue Mantling Farramento Hollywood ... , Han Franeisr - Oakland Mission l.o Ang-le . .Seattle Portland PRELIMINARY TO THE BIG FIGHT- Jack Kmsht. Heaver t wirier. ot I Ihe first no hit no run game of the ependabie , -aon by blanking ih Oa fi to . (jus Illy 'Oakland look the morning fim U-l. Hatieries: Finrt cam. Cmf- "MbbbbbbbbbbI head and Read; Good bred and ! Ponder, ftegu. Second auif MUSSOLINI PLANS INVESTIGATION." Knight and A mam it h: Kparfcs sad 'jtaglia. lUad. I Tikini the double header the I Mission B-Ha won ts)eir series with the Angels 4 t 3. Hrnul rnerich's homer mui the only An run in the morning game wan.. (closed 7 to 1. The Bells look in jserond battle, 1 to f. Batter-: Kirst lani-: hrauw and riant i vti . . i r ill iVi & -'! . . ' a All I K 1 izJe&Cjir WjT Ill GENETUNNEYIS STILL A PUZZLE I U.S. Athletes To Taper Off This IVnok nUn onH! (Tccnuiiiuiiaiiui . AMfTKPJiA. jir ! ad! After Period as Heavj'- Th- Amriran OlympH- Mm to-S n-Birht rhnmninn Writ. dy b-n their final or lrmln-1 r . . ins In Ibe Jam fin. xlhr whirh erS XSOt 1 et UertaiJI hu reet-d Ihm cinr th Pri- ' drnt KaoiTcH left Anifrira m-arly Iioubte aorkouta daily will he iarld antil mM-wc n th track and IWld inn aho romprt, a-it fr-k will tanrr off. Tha niarataon aauad aa aut By tjlaan! J. XtU (Aasoriatrd Prrm Spoiu Writer) NKW VOKK. July it AP Take ane portion- of rxtra larffe ; manhood Gane Tunnt-y pfayairal ! ty perfwt and mentally alive to early today for thir ll-hole iot "r ""' "" aloa Ik. flat ronraa Ihey -ill fol- 8"f d" ' a)ofna. !iow n anual competition acainx - " ahoVe handful of aelf 'the world'. be ditfanee area dur-! aork a mw th. onua Jae Ray. th. ro-i,nl"5 " "m" f ,nd unin.br. -1'1 deaire to be looked ly atrooir. Tk nfidwt fhleaco- ! ' ' " a ,. - ... . hi. ufuni .i.r.. ,j 'aad analytiral brain, wlae Ii July Sale Nearing the End Buy Now and Save 10 to 30 CARR FURNITURE CO, ,NC- . Eaatern Oregon'a I-arfel Howe Furnisher fa the , way of th arorid. oftiin- throuxb tit, in hitrh ariirtta Ttwt rowtrs re rly fr a wr K" day of pd at Ploin. Major d-Peodabl and Mr- ii-ral lH.uSiaa UacAnhur of ndma; jihlloaophy; and a d Kaltlmor nreaident of th Amtri. nd naT toe of nature, tinffling ran Olympk commit ytst(Tday , rrainii. f rtn fit-Ida and wootvl trails. air. . a a m 1 iv nnn, ai-. ivrauv v Italy Expects to Take the i nn aod -hny. Han&ah 1 in Pv.Vi,nT n.r- am: ft Ik-Mr and Hrnart: U 111 aV a Vlllllg a a igible Disaster (isrOorn and HHrrm. Kandtarnf. j Sinrad Joliry'a bai rainr to thr . . . a n. . . 'Srala aid enabling lh to riv COMK. Jnry SI AP)-Prem ler . doui.ie .irkln,. Jolle, a Muawl.nl told the rouneil of min- r- later, today that a eon.plete Inre. 4 o h1( n tintlon into all phwe. of th. It.l a MoU( (Urt diaaater would l mad. & , , .. una in nny wn-r iiwrvm hitb- ' i hnil arfama. f an inninr. Hv I ha liiraiiona omo immroiai-,y re- doubU? ft. (ook ,,. o w . r' Battrri-j Kirat am Jacol d. "will natura and by Italian oeraonal.tlra, any Thrrr's poittn u, br a hig fiyht ia Va&krr itadium. Krv Vrk City. hi July Zt. nd ht-rr' ihutj;r;ifhir rMf of it. 4'hampHn Tunn?. in fhr oc-ntrr. ir hown uitinic hut Jm- ioatri.h wo tKr alottrd lmr of thr r-ontract brujirht to n. ramp by TVs Klkard. Irft. At Itw rht i Hilly (jilnon. Tunnry'n tr.4iucr. travrriMHt the crew course and r .turnt-d to the Hooaevelt enthuniaa-1 Mix it all thoroughly with a jtic about ft and rsrttd aa a boy kindliness ami omty of purpoae -ov-r thr ahoainff of th I'nivennty oftra mtainu-rpr(Hrd: frme it a ,f I'aJlfornia eixht. bit ith thoa aanir mialnterpreta- "lta th fin-at rr-w Tvr everj1111; th inixturt- rroaa-arain fa in thr world, h rxrlaimed. ' al any on1 a-rton will contain i-Kvrry man La niarnificr-nt in pow- inoal rvrythins that will crop out er and ateadinrsa." dnrinc a normal day In the life j A ahowrr during; the night r Tunnry. most extraordin- ialarfnsl roachea ho ffar the heavywrirhl rhampion the stadium track won't b i-ady in 'iRht racket haa vrr known. .time but it was of !-a than an Many Yrars Ago hour's duration. Urban Faber, Veteran of 15 Summers i Breaks Winning Streak of Yankees! Portland Theater It wasn't o many y-ara ago that ;.Tunn-y pounded a typ-writr for !a Livelihood In the office of an ex , pta rompany. That waa before Rfthhvri tit tf Mtfifl lh wl "ar took hm away from fXOUUVU Ui fiWU Gnnwirh Villas and arrow the jseaa ta Kranc In the marine corps. r., . ... k Kveti c I outer to the present waa POItTUM). Ore July 21 (API lh(. tim- h. fh. Mr MttMA from the mar and lly lit A---itt-i I'rrwa .the ninth enable! the Cards to noae I ii m me purnrr wnn iKuwiati out in I'niijtea. riurst s thirteenth I'oiire were wiinoui a ciue unay fjjn .-, th premier at reaa. M'itclj4. Jon-t apntix; Kinney. ( r,rj,ma lh h j hom-r of the yr in the first half in their neareh for a tall, roughly eitKf.r a nitin M fotlhoW in the j, Kecond game: Way and ",fW u-uu-wram war -an me same inning nad Urd the urwirg man no ni-w op me he u- iov- dronned in wiiii w nil: a ui nauu i.uinn. "Kad Harn Jones, George score. other hypotheata U absurd and of- nun-ato further tightnef ha , 1 hce For (h,r(J Hrairt). (irn lwier and " - " " ' rr n ..n th. It-t.il ... I . . I.r bMh . . ... u. hwB " 11 (aim of a doubleheader from rn lrue .aauiuith. for li yeara. Keattle. ainninr the firm ei.ni l'Hn'a faat one may have lu naaon. moat o Ita or m-hererer the pronoailion eame Jroni, It would Immediately be re- jerted.' th tha inninr the atraitrnt eount aerva or in. aeason. - - MeaawHlIe. H ahould be record- Indian, fell In tha fir lame'0" ' mha ten year, aio ed. he aaid. that the flrat to aea ( , 4 In II Innina. and the aee- "m '"arkMl l-r a brain that tell, the beleaguer (roup, waa Major Mi. m , . Katlertea: I1mtln"n "here to put earh lall and Maddaleaa. tha Italian flier, who ome: Kuni and Vtnri. Keyereid; went north with a Uavlo-Marahettl 4 oii,,d, Korreanl. Keeond game: marhlne. Honnellyand Ke.ereid; 1. aullitaa The premier added that tha Krhmldt. -council of minlatcra would b In- j . terpretwg tne Kntunema "iP.I Tanm II' I no tuae kJ . c . . . . tu. ' r 1 zip and that curve may Cincinnati H.,i. trimmed the Bo- currency, wmcn ne 10 rce.1 ton Bravea by one run. The acore caanier 10 turn over. nne Ihi. time aaa i 10 . lleUsev'. Patroua of the theater were . 1 iH . . 1 . joying a film drama, a real life the Hed. the game. I.iique waa In t,,r ' b,n enacted behind pH na U1-atMirtnz II w An I hi. KdW. in ih nt.l ped with fl.outi in MadiJWkn r:, rt i.kin rnr 'aurpriaed nosing world aa king of the heavy mrighta. I "Hut J hadn I changed a bit." G-ne any a. "J" alwaya loved liter ature and the classics. X. never le fre had the time and opportunity to aeek them out aa freely aa 1 now am able to. Ufa haa grown fuller for ne. given ma more opportun ities to learn, but basically there haa been no change." 1 .o Xtl For Pretend Kow Tunnry haa all the lime h wants to do whatever he wants and the wealth to allow eHf-epre- . on In any direction. Ho fights but once a y-ar for thirty or forty minutes and his pay ia close to a million dollars. There la no ned for pretenae. The ooly aham In his w hole day comes hen well meaning cioacn Invade his privacy to shake the hand of the champion regardless of what , that rhantpin stands for otherwise. 'Gene smiles then rfut he doesn't mean It. i -Some night." he said. ' "I sup- inose I'll go the way of all chain P 'iona. I'll pick myself .up In de feat and wander alone to my dress ing room. I often wonder who'll be there then to shake my hand, who of the men 1 thought friends will crowd th dreeing room of the victor. I know, too.' that many a fellow I don't appreciate now will lie there that night with , tears in his eyes. Others won't know me. iomeOiue 1 think I haven't made A single friend, since I won the title." Yankee stadium pere Thursday. The main bout will start not later than 10 P- "i- New Vosk lija-. C. p. ill. 'tC t'oast time). Mexico Receive Carranza's Body ! MKXU'O CITY, July 3 AI Tape Kmilio Carranza, Mexico'it " good will flb-r. came back today to a capital in double mourning for his own untimely death and for the awciBJiinfttion of Presblent-Elct ffbr-K0n. It was a old gray rniny mom. Ing, extremely unfavorable for fly. , Ing, hut 4uadrons of Mexirun army planes took off from Vul buena flying field and met the funeral train, while many school 'children gathered along the roa.la to Mexico Oty. .Soldiers lined the j street of the capital, all wearing 'throughout the city flags were at half mast and most business of. ficea were closed. ' r.HIHK .MACK. TO Fit;. IT MAUSHKIKLI, Ore., July lS (AI'J fIdie Mack. flanhy isilt Ijike City welterweight, has ikhh! to fight Ole Neutheini. of oo Bay July 17. Nt isham will try for a twelfth consecutive knockout. wi:i:j thims MKiunn their hacks. main event "shot or even a good semi-final to start him attain en- the niinnv " Fight writers knew him as a nee of good fellows, a "great- NEW YORK. July 23 (AP) MKOKOKD. Ore., July 2.1 Weed The heavyweight championship defeated Med ford yesterday 5 to 3. Joui between Gene Tunney and in the Oregon- "ulifornfa bam-hall Tom Heeney will be fought In the I ague. i ' al Hf"' Itllt lhi.v Ba.aaA w nl aiinilffh The robier held up Harry Ware- i..,, Uitn . ,irni .lLf.-j .... uu i--- au' that under, the bristly pomiadour. Italian people in thanking all those contributing to the rescue opera tions, especially the crew of the Kossian ice cutter Kiwastn and In Mvinr hiMniM fa thai tnlllOrteS of Or Finn Malmgren. Hwediah I control of the Kraves batsmen af- ta-e hat iaa iIuwmI trtr t h rw. run. ""' o mm oram. ni- tn, fjna ,nnjnlr. rec,.ona ni ia ooing v-ry wen V.ne H.dd llratea 'tneater manager, a mev x. hlll, the mUtnll Wu w , indeed, thank you. I The 1-itu.burg I'irate. and ,'htV,'r,- 'UU"reT: I"4, 1 walked out mind already deeply interested in aner tne j anKeea nan taken HrotKlyn JHMJger. continued their " . . M.rkH of hakeefHfare and Met. ,ver the aos in the flrat three Litter battle for fifth tace now jgame. of the current aerie Kaber held by the liodger. They split '.Mt.rH.. t Lr nr. . h. I . . i. I .Kin, i .. (n . .1 r. . . t 1 ...II . FrOtn EliOene, 5-2l"n ,h champion, and saving .yesterday. ;ouiHhiig out of the wreckage. !,, Vance waa in form In the loual to llnMTgciwy rirm game, allowing the ( oraaira 1KSF., Ore.. July tJ (AP) ' "r w" Quite euual to the emer-'only four hlla and- fanning eight meieorologUt. and VlneeDao Pom -.The (talem Henalor. of the Wll-i'"r- ' "" ' " carrying on a ella. m7r auend.at. lamette Valley league gare F.ugen. " "n " Ihe veteran a cour- . to 0 d,-i.ion Burleigh Grime. Th. i.. .hen Mld tribute t. ambiiion. . aaat in the n br,"' br!"- " hi. tat. pitched great ball for the Plratea th brilliant flight of Kerrarli. and t to I acore here ywterday. I?""'4 ,hr !"rn"r 1 ' V"1 he m"' hl thedaziler.; Th aakvawl in Itiai leari In I ne f ' ' ' ' . hut. .. leaving $542 io silver on t I table. M.UOR I,1J(.IK l,FJ.fritS liuimllrur C.anieA of July x2 (By tike Aviociatnl Presr) Nataaal Raiting Hornsby. Braves, .392 It una Bottom ley. f'ardH. S3. Huna Batted In Kohins, -l. Frete from Italy to South .4m-! cries, as "having esaHed the na t ion's righteous pride, Ketlem Hmaga MiHacloa league Handings with two games won and none lost. Eugene has lost two and won piona aaw an eight-game winning to make li an even break when he streak n;ipped. As usual, "Ked" out pitched five Kobin pitchers and pitched skilfully and successfully won 8 to 6. in the nightcap. , , t . j ... --Jt 4 o iie i.uin nu ma'if iur ui - i Jtajor I'aKUii sianuinKM todav' he noted th. ceaaatio. of dlp!o-!pUy. ("ru" ." .V,al" an1 ''-: , nutlc teaalon wMh Ari and the salem checked Kurene ralllMi In ;p iT' ... .. . .1 AMKKICAX UaGIH reeumptlon of a or ma I reunion, be-' tll, .D,. eighth and nnth Inninr. fween the two eouatrtca. the aign- milit lmm double play, to retire the ing of a commercial treaty with aide. In each raae Kugene'a chanca. Hungary. Italy, adhealon lo the lor 1KWU,g looked good. Halem Keiiorg pact, tne ronciiuion ana Initlaung of the Tangier agreement m , fifth. the aiming of an accord with Per- i T, game waa played In awelter ia ma tne muiaiioq ot coDver-:in (,e. i,ul ma, onr ol n,t (ltW To add inu!t to injury, it waa a single by Kaber that drove in the Vew Vork winning run. In the elghlh. 1 Philadelphia After a disastrous twu to Phila- u, . oul. bulled a double Meal to acore Keck u ' . .... .1. ' "'cago an I to a a ill over the Cleveland Indian.. acaon. lailona with f "blna'a new Nanking M Cf government following renunciation . Score: of the old treaty. Kalem ! On tha internal aituation. the Kugene premiar taenlloned with Inlenae j Hatteriea: Beck and aatlafaction the decreaae In uoein.if., ana ) pioym.nl and improvement In agri cultural conditions. "Kverytbing aeema to' point to a harvest not ably superior to that of l27," he said. SIOSc-OW. July !l AP The correspondent of Taas. Soviet Beas agency, aboard the Kuaaian Ice Washington Cleveland Itoston j Wastiinglon went inio fifth place, Iwlr.fit p. ttao gamea lick of the. White Sox, j by taking lietroit's meajiiire. a to t. j XATfONAI. I.KAfil'K W. ! 14 iS IS IS 40 42 49 40 11 40 53 3t 51 .. .15 li painters, philosophers and mnsi ciana. - Xoi Ne fsntl Ttien Gene wasn't considered much of a fighter then. Had hands caused jhim to fight bad rights and there I seemed little proliabillty that ht 'ever would reach fistic heights. llissonette He knew in his heart that he had 'the makings of a champion, that Hits Domhlt. Cards, 131. - nothing could stop him If the Doubles Hottomley, Cards. 35. 'chance once came. Oene knew that Triples Hottomley. Cards. 13. it'Ut no one else seemed to bother Homers Wilson. Cubs. 12. (about it. Htolen Bases Krisch. Cards. II Today Tunney la still a puszle to Pitching Benton, Giants, wot most of the writers of that duy. Be- 15. lost 4. fore they realty knew him Gene American (disappeared into, the Canadian Batting Guslin. Senator. .36. j woods to mend the fractures in his Huns Ruth, Yanks, . hands by the husky labor of a log- Kuns Batted In Huth, Tanks. 8'iK camp. There his body grew, 89. .his confidence increased and while Red Crown Gasoline Mobile. Zeroline and Quaker State Oil Perkins Standard Station Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams Pet. .733 .614 4fi i nnii .'laniimi, ijronj i J4, ",,,,:i "b"r'n at mur- uir 4-40 1 IoU'lesFlagstead, Bed Sor. 31. cities. Gene laid the foundation out 'II--! Triples Barnes. Senators. 13. )Of doors for the physique that .414 Homers Kuth. Yanks. 3. i lifted him the . throne of all Braxton pitehwl steady hj.ll for the Rdwarda; iHnj,,oni 1lt"1, "uay was in- f?t. Louts ' I effective. .f'hicago Iuilm Ikrwii GianiM In the National league the Chi cago rubs strengtheneO I their hold lfr.. . j ml I . or. second place when I harlie lioot V ild; 4 Men Injured theid n.e um. t.. four in and laon, 4 to 2. The Cuba fulled to 'gain any ground on the Cardinals. W. I.. 58 33 .55 31 53 39 47 17 47 43 ittsnurg . 44 43 Huston - 25 59 Philadelphia 22 59 Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Pet. .637 I .591 .578 .5C0 ' Stolen Bases Mostil, White Sox. 15. J Pitching Hoyt. Yanks, won 12, lost 1. .501 .298 j PHII.AI.KI.PHIA. July 23 fAPlihowev Phillies reverted -d !o the league fur ihe breaker Kraasin. aays that ahen Rlxtr-one frelrht cars running to type and bo Captain Killppo appi waa rescued : wild down a mile of steep grade leaders. I to 7. by the Kraastn he had clothes as ' crashed into the West Philadelphia' llo.it. showing further return to Well aa a compass belonging to i'r. i yards of the Pennsylvania railroad 'the form that made him the oilt Kln Malmgren. 'today Injuring four trainmen and standing piicher of the Hague lust t.apiain appi ana nis compan ion. Captain Alberto Mariano have Iby fire when oil tank cars burst "Hoy Wonder " hit a home run Ith ;tnto flame at the instant of Ihe one on base. Mure than 5u.mtfl saw icrash. IH-bris was piled hirh over th. gam four freight tracks. Doubles by Douthit and Holm In rV.hitiltlen agents at Malone. X'. Y., raided a circus train Just aeroftm I from C:inada and found 'lino Jobs Supplied With Surplus of Men Over State been quoted aa saying they left Malmgren dying ia grave of Ice aa they pressed on tosard land to bring aid to tha aurvivora of the Italia. Kor forty, days he drove the Ark Before he found a place to park Macy Players To Show in La Grande Th Mary pty-rs, the original Toby show, will present a aeries of plays in this city, commencing Thursday. July Zt, it is announr-d. Th show this yi-sr Mill feature Howard Mtary & U-sJitig man ami Jean Boss as leading lady. It I at present showing lo large crowd in Bkr. .Several futures will be hown lier never befora presented In tht city by th company. The tent will le ioeitt-d at the corner of .'berry and Adams. rAf'KS Ml HliF.R (TIAI.fi F. TIOCKKORD. III., July ?3 (AP) Formal charge 0f murder were filed toilay arainM Paul Bred. -4- ear-old draugh.man, accuflnic him of the staring cf Vernun Plager, Bockfard radioman, who waa killed when a tron.b explode-1 In hia automobile lust Thursday Htubbornty ailDt while the stale's attorneys sought to enmesh him In ' a web of circumstantial evldncaj. Paul Heed maintained his innocence today of the plot that ld to the death of his former sweetheart's husitand by a dyna mite blast. tax rnnsfo. civf. BAXaRM. Ore., July 23 (AP) Although the slate or Oregon is Inhibited by an opinion of Federal Judge Bean of Portland In the ess of the Brotherhood Coopers tive National bank against T. M. Jlurlburt from taxing national banks, it Is not Inhibited from tax ing state banks. This Is the aub rtonce of an opinion from the at torney general's office today In re ft pons to an Inquiry t7 Earl Fisa 4rr, state tax commissioner. I i I i I OUT OUR WAY By Williams I 1 - I WA'b VOUffX SSsSsj HURfJv UP MA! OtrAEC? ACT 1VV 1 y1''" I fH' STROMCr MAM LliNJGr SKELE-TONl ? AcK Goes om Tm act vv.i- ' Hl'? brrr ME XT. MV OTHER J 1 BE Bl&GEQ Ahm ' H ' Atv EMT OnjER V MUCH ! f J5T''it. If1-' WKS MOTHERS GET GPA- S'- aj?.VA..M 1, A muscle builder, t r aea mt orr Gm tr m arwact J PORTLANII, Or., July 23 Kin ploy men I in all parts of the I'aci- K.'aH a.- ably saw n real wild man from i . ,, , , Borneo all fruit harvest In the ' J ' j Portland-Willamette vally district When Noah sailed the waters hlun " ' H . He hurt hi troubles, same as you. 1 bottle of liquor. Customers visited the circus next day prob ing to other work. Hop harvest will start about A us. lo. Logging camps in this section are lit per cent active. , iiarshflld. Ore. Coos Roy log ging camps and manufacturing plants are well imp plied with local help. Building, farm work, dock and road work seasonally active. Aberdeen. Wa.fa. Lodging has been slowfd by forest fires and fire haxanl. Fire fighting is at present requiring hundreds of men. Supply of help is sufficient to rnet all local neeilft. Tacoma. Wash. - Considerable number of unkill"d workers here, seeking jobs. All wood-working plants are bu5y. Most camps have resumed since July 4. Seattle. Wash. Many transient workers coming and leaving this city. Sawmills and logging camps generally active. Killing ham. Wash. Kmploy ment comlitions goo'l. More calls for brry pickers titan can be fill ed. On July 16 more than 3iu men returned to work at the Whatcom falls mill. Sockeye seiners will put to sea soon. Spokane. Wash, I-alror turnover has been increased by the putting on and taking off of night shifts at r-everal In anl Kmpire aawmllls. Wood s w o rk act i ve. W hea I h ar rest now well under way. I .e wist on, Ila. Wheat harvest in full swing. Resident lalHr fully empioyod. I. Grwnde, Ore. Haying, agri cultursl and luinierinr ttork uell supplied with local help. No out-t siile help neded. Rend. Ore. Mills working on short-time week. Xo shortuge of help In any lin-. Boise. Ida. There Es stil! sur plus of help in the lumber indus try of this section. An airplane trip to Venus would com i 1.4to.uK!.tji. according to a scientist's calculation. Hut there are places right here in the Fnitett States where yuu can spend that much on a vacation. pugilism. Otltor rVllows Popular Hut the Interest, it sems, always was in the other fellow, the chap who could bring "color" to man kfhd's most ancient , sport the hand-to-hand battle of giant brawn and stamina. It was no wonder then that the Gene Tunney who hired the invincible Jack Itempsfy that rain-drenched night in Phila delphia. was almost an unknown as far as his mental equipment was concerned when he burst in upon a PASTOR IS JAILED Thera is nothing so vary new about experimental marrisre. It has always been ju about that. mmJ ' ' Jim b IT ISNT A HOWE WITHOUT A TELEPnO?7! pJw I SIT T it embarrassing when a new acquaintance ays: "I'll call you up," And you have to an swer, "But we haven't a Telephone"? Home Independent Telephone Co. AN9 YOU CAN HAVS ONE VOft A FEW CENTS A DAY! SKA HilU.4 Rureau Rev. Karl Amlenn tlH. l-tp-tist pastor in iKilla. Tex., was jailed for viola tine n Irijunetion against the hulldtnK of bis new taiternacle which did not conform to fir and safety standard. Meanwhile women churrh mem ler toiled to complete the struc ture. Judge Tow ne Young I be low) ordered work on the build ing stopped, under penalty of ar rest. Th city building in (rector condemned the tabernacle as unsafe. STOP - LOOK - LISTEN THE Macy Players Mammoth Tent Show La Grande t Days Starting Thursday, July 26 The Original Toby Show Plays That Please at Popular Prices 15 Skilled Performers Featuring Howard Macy, leading man Gene Rose as leading lady One Lady Admitted Free Opening Night if Accompanied by Holder of Paid Adult Ticket Tent Located Cor. Cherry and Adams Doors Open 7:15 Show Starts 8:15