La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 02, 1928, Image 2

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    Thursday, Aupust 2, 1928,
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
More charming than
pretty skin cool and
economical
Hummingbird Silk Hose
.50 a pair
$1.
Values
HILL'S
Hep cm laid
Qualify
Firpo May Return
To Boxing Racket
. IM'KNOS AIKKH. Aug, 2 (AIM
Luis Angel l''(i'iM, "Wild Hill of
fin- Pnpas" now a prosperous
utoniohde dealer here, expeels to
' ;'uirn to tlii' Miuired circle hi a
I W'lliOnlhN to neek the hi'flVy-V.gl-l
boxing crown ami (he Tun
ic v - 'Htldonn trophy for Argentina,
If' i I.I tlin Associated I'rt'HH today,
in U had been Indulging In light
Oainin,; fur several week prepara
tory m a coim-buck effort.
' phvirr coit kohkk
', LYONS, Inline.- (AP)- Peasants
of t lie It bom- ii rut Ha one valleys
bave proven tt match for the Luro
pean corn borer. Hy destroying Hie
1'iallvN after harvcHt they have de
ficiiM'il borer damage to "inenn
miI.m aliN-" proportions, official;- say.
FINN HITS TAPE
IN 1,500 METERS
Harry Larva Breaks Nur
mi's IiCccrd Harvard
4-Oural Crew Second
1 OLYMPIC STAHH M, AMSTKIt
, I J A M , Auk. - (AC) -Harry Larva,
; of Finland, w on t he 1 .fno meter
f eha mpionship. the first final on to
day's program at the Olympic
games. Among others be defeated
Kay i 'oaK'-r, who wan tin- hum Am
erican jo 'iiuill'y for the final.
Larva 'n victory reasserted the su
premacy of the Kinns ai this dis
tance iin thin championship wim onn
of tin four won liy I'aavo Nurnii in
l!'2L J also marked another set
back Tcr t In- Anit i lcaiiH In racc
Ion t lp- (la .
I.arva caught ami passed the
Kn lie limn a .Hi fen Ladouuiegue ."'a
tin I'th from the finish and won by
three yards, i'iiiikit wa tenth.
. tiri'tikh Iti-Anl 1
J ' Larva's time lit winning the I.IiO'i
meters IV a M 3 RlftltllOH ft 3 l-fi HOC'
onds which broke Nurml's Olym
pic record by Heron on.
The second championship of the
day wcnl to dermany, I'YuulInn
j Kadlec winning the women's S'Hi
, meter final.
Kiorenco MaeHonald of Hoston,
'the one Amet'leitn who u,uallficd for
.the final, finished .sixth.
I The Herman champion (Shattered
ln-r own feminine world 'm reconl y
I more than 7 -coiidH Ih iiik' timed at
2 minutes, 1 i U-fi Hi-CfiiidN.
M ikio ( ula, of Japan, w on Iht
ohamiiloriNlili' in the hop, fit en nd
jump, with l.evi Caey of ihe
I 'nin-d Htati M .second.
Well, What Do You Think This
Of cniirne, yon know ihln familiar socne. Tor n lone time wa
tlioiiKht Oiat we wouldn't lie bollii'icd with one of Oime thing tliia
nuinmer, ti u t It hail to come. Nov, don't he fuullxh and ask poppa
what It li you Jut know II s noma football plnyci'K (-cttliiK lu Khapo
for the fall sr-nson. 'Ilifs nuy on Mm truck is a youiiK millionaire
who will cupralii Nolro Ituno noxt fall. 1 1 in namo Is Fred Mlllor
and he plays tackle. Lewis hmllh, WNconBin b.icklield ular, Is In tho
center, ami Joe Crowley, who siHrred for a Milwaukee IiIkIi school
last fall anil Is In much demand by alumni of several colleges, Is
at tup Kit. iney re juiiuliu; a truck In .Milwaukee
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Seattle Takes
Game, Second Win
In Ihe Last 23
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SAI.TI0N, Jlollun,!. AUK. 2 AF) I ! Wllllain il. hllllllllll
- ir.irvanl's r - ,-,1 ,,.wl.,K Aw.K-lt...l ,, Kpoits Wilier) I
crew re.reseutlK the rolled! , ""lh th'' "' "" ,'n""'? "
Wmea I. Oly.1,,.1- reKUMl, nerel'"" "'"' "" "' "V;""" !
was Here,, ludny l,y (I..,, nany In l"fi.e y. sler.li.y when al tlin e
lis llrst rn.e l,y a ..-,rKl, of a lew ".. were poslponed.
fiut and Hliinillnneoiis victories iiy the
.y-ilikees nnif Ihe Aliilelies nceoin-
Tlie llarvurd and Ihe Herman I ,,e same result in the
fours row.l on even terms for yo,,,,,.,. major circuit. The chase
l.nlMl melers when lio Americans ,.enialns stern lor ri.nlile Mack mid
look a slluht lea, I. They were Iin,,,, v.-ieran array even llioimli ho
for how aKaln at the 1,25(1 meter ,, . ,,, M,,.iKht, Six n out
polni. I. ul. al l.r.lid the AmerlcniiM r ,..,, teen and twenty-six out of
led hy a Kood yard. Here the er- ,hirly., ,,Mly sillier teams
loans spline, I and Willi 2r,ll meters !,. ,I10VI1 nl ,h, K,lHi ,, lhl,
to no l hey led l,y half a IcnKth. 1'MVankees still dtinule live and mm-
a wonmu iui iinisn tne Americans , ,mr , .yond Hie Mucklail
.lost lailen to overhaul tiieln.nno
(here was not rnore tlian a sec
ond's illl'terence In the tinn'S of (he
two shells.
Men Who Would
Re Champion Are
Quite Numerous
England To Send
Net Team to U. S.
IH:.TH 1 1 1 NT MH.'HT
IN UVI'AKIO IHSASTI
NI-IW YOItK. Auk. 2 (AD
SeidcitiK to leain the preside she
enjoyed two dcr;iden or more k.
liiMliind wiil hi-tid a ti-nnis team
of four to tin; 'niti-d Slate
month to rompcLe in team mulches
uKnln.st America and In thf Ameri
can nallonal championships, t hi'
I'nlted Slale.s l.nwn Tennis associa
tion announceil today. 1
The UritiHh tou rn, which Is to fall
for A in erica on August 11. will
consist of l-M ward HiKs, ranking
No. 1 player; A. 'oMn , (Ivctfory,
ranl:lrif,r No. A : II. W. Austin, the
yountr famhriflKc star, and 1. (i
ColliiiH, hohter of the Scottish
It1
Krasp.
j The liiimdr-riiiK MaidimiTi how-
ei Nome nikhs oi iriKK'tiK yi-sieruay,
hut pulled throiiKh to a ti to 4 vic
tory over the Indians hi Cleveland.
nii.'i ' I'.nmui' if:(iiicii ii m -r i
lead in the s-rond when the Mek-tMnKJ"H '''""'tpionship in JM'ti and
i.i.-n ixu.mli.-il VV'HIIm Hii.llln u It It
v.Ikoc, luii the reformed Hustoniati j
hiniHelf Kave up oil" marker In the i
IllOUie second and three more in
the seventh.
Yanks Win j
limit-ed so seii- -uHicr MiiKKins hiiw HoineihinK
hope was held for ,ll"''r' Until " Kiimc won as tho Yan-
Ki-es overctiine itie ifrowus liy z to
I In the series opener al St. I. outs.
Young Henry Johnson, w hoso chief
I'llti: l,OSS jjtJt.OOO 'iuult has heen aiparenly iucilialilc
I'lllfTI.AM. Ore., Ann. 2 ( A I' ) I w H'lness. let Imu HuwIey'M hoys
- I'ite early lodav caused :if.tiO down with seven wintered hfis and
'damage al the j.lheilv Hell candv "v'' ,,nl' m,,; h;is'' on h:i,,M-
I slum on Hwond hU;-M i':i,tuo ol l.eOl'KC Herman Kutll, lidded Ills
!ihe tire was helriK Invesliiraled, M-"'1 '"' ! WOe.S of Al
I Ivln I'rowder In the first Inning a
" : 1 " , SI . Louis. This put the H.ihe 1M
. j games, 1'7 duys anil eight home
runs uli- ad of himseh', as uieasuri d
ST. CATHAIHNKS. Out., Aug. 2
( Al'; - The deiuh list in iln col-
hipsc of a lock In Ihe New YVel-
land ('anal renuiined at eight to-,
lay, wii h 1 II Injured in liospltals. 1
Two of I luw w
ously that little
! t heir recovery,
' yesterdiiy.
The lock gale fell
Red Crown Gasoline
Jlobile, Zerolinc and ()unkcr Slate Oil
Perkins Standard Station
Next to La Grande Hotel on Adams
ma.iok li:;u: Li Ain:ns
( Including (;anics of Aug. I)
(liy Hv Assmiuied Priss)
alloiial
I Salting"- I lorn shy. It raves, ,!ING,
Ituns Hoitomley. Cards, SS. '
ItuaK Halted In lloitoulley
Cards. IfJ,
Hits - HouthK. Cants, Mrt. ''
lioiihles rtoltoiuley, Cards, HT..' '
Triples Hot torn ley l 'arils,
Homers Wilson, Cuhs. i!4.
Stolen Muses Cuyler, Cuhs,
Hitching--I teuton, C.iants.
lost 4.
American
Hat t log f iosliu, Seiliiiors,
Huns Hiiili. Yanks, I 13.
Kims Halted In -liillll, Yatlks,
i:t
JiT
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MiW Voids, Aug 1' ( A 1 ') --The
flip of claiioanl.s to the mo.st valu
iihe crown in pugilism is lend fie.
This, however, is not a circum
stance to what may he expected
when the really top notch elnim
ers make themselves henrd-uien
like the managers -lames Joy John-
tliis ft on and Dutuh Han Morgan, so-
caMed becanye he once talked a
congressman flejif, tiunib and blind
in one round of three or four hun
dred thniisand.s words.
I With Oene Tuniiey Voluntarily
list ed among the ox-ch amp ions,
briefs already lia ve been filed by
Willia in La w rence 'Tonnerly
Young" Sirilding and Johnny His
ko, the Huhemlan baker's hoy, not
to mention ominous rumblings
from the Argentine where Luis
A nge Kirpo let it be known Hi at
he would be willing to train down
to ?.uit pounds or so if Te Kiel;
:ard would ma kc il really worth
while. These gentlemen are wel
come to his party, Kickard asserts.
Hut the parly is going on.
i "( laiminii" oi l-inmigli
I 'Vx made il plain today that
nobody will get away with claim
ing the heavyweight, championship,
and that he expects "every boxing
'commission iu the world to recog
nize the winner of the elimination
tournament." The promoter made
no effort to conceal his concern
over Ihe retirement of Tnnney and
Hie ensuing chaos which was in
evitable. Hut he did take comfort
In the prospect of developing n
heavy we ii.'li t champion, who would
have to take percentage of-thc-
Hy Im Acinl4'(l I'rt'ss
Holly wood's second victory of
I lie week t'roiii the Missions and
the Kenaior'H defeat by Oakland
nerved to give the Stars n lirm grip
on the league leii d ci'sll i. The
Mission lost K to 7 when lnk
Hhcllenback. Kent In n n J'inch hit
ler in the sixth with two boys on,
socked a homer, naileries: Uhodes,
Mulcnhy ami Hulvey, Agnew;
K'rause, Haldwin.
Oakland came from belli rid to
give. Sacra memo, t lie late league
leaders the short end Of a C to 4
score. In the order numed a
single, walk, double and another
single brought in four runs and
also Kailto from Ihe Sacramento
mound. Hatteries: Crahead, Head;
Kallio and Honmlly, Scvercjd.
With the score tied it 5 to f In
the eight, Ca ii Aver! 1 1, Seal cen
terfieider, came to the rescue of
his teammates with n homer to
give San I'Vayciseo. another victory,
li to b. The Angeleno's pushed
across four runs in the seventh
flue principally to poor fielding.
Hatteri,es: Mails, spriir.; I 'lilt.
Sand berg.
Seattle took its second victory in
2:i games, this time from Portland
when Joe Chii ml.ei Mil. 1 K-yi;al -old
high .school youth, stepped up to
the platter and pounded out a
homer scoring two others. (lat
teries: Wilson, Horrea us; Couch,
and , Ponder, Whitney.
(lames today: Los Angeles at San
Kraneiseo: M Issions nt Hollywood;
Oakland at Sacramento. Scuttle at
Portland.
Farm
Pointers
1 I-'h
fine t'M 'growing Seed potatoes
i for their own use for sale,
should eserciM more care than in
growing for t he current market.
Seed potato plots should be
I'Togued" fre(lleotly to eliminate
plants affected by the virus dis
eases such as inosine, lea f rid I,
spindle tuber and st real;. These
diseases ate spread by insects, and
removal of diseased vines will pre
j vent the insects from transferrins
.the virus to lieuhhy plants.
Poi-one bran mash is the most
effective method of conirolling in
jury by grasshoppers when they
are present in destructive numbers.
The poisoned halt is 'prepared by
mixing one pound of Paris green or
jwliite arsenic with 2IS pounds of
(bran while dry. Add three-fourths
jof an ounce of amyl acetate to 'A 'A
gallons of watr and then add two
m mi ' is di iii n tassel. .ioisi en l lifl
brain nn'' Poison w 111) tho li.iutd
and scatter broadcast thinly about
'infested fields early in the morning.
in building a creep around a
.'elf-feeder to enable pigs to feed
w it hout interference from older
swine it is common practice to pro-
vide openings for tho pigs hy re
, movflHt one of t he lower boards and
allowing them in crawl under. This
1 is- objectionable in tl at it causes
tow bucks as lite nnimais grow old
;!, H (s belter to have three or
tour openings high enough to let
Die pigs pars easily but narrow
enough tO pl'evelll the enlrailei- of
Hie lioliH.
Grain, prni Icularly cot n a ml
j wheat, is subject to insert Wjury
jwhen siored and may be injured
tor Needing or foi ced into "sample
; grades on Ihe market, it i,:nned in
1 a ue -, mil and ti;ht Ixdlding,
1 grain tank, or bin, the grain may
be fumigated with carbon di.Mil
1 phide or ot her liea vier-t ha n -air
ifumigani that-, kills all insects both
jinsido and outside, the grain.
iiiii;AV m:'iTi:it
(lih'AOO, Aug. 2 (AP) A
night of sudden alarm over t ho
'condition of (Jeorgo J, Hrennan
1 who suffered a .slight relapse last
( night, whs followed by more en
t cou raging word early today, w i h
! physicians describing his condition
i as "hopeful."
to opr: inns
SALKM, Ore,, Aug. t (AP)
High way improvement projects In
Douglas and Linn countie and a
bridge in Wasco county wilt be
covered in bids to be opened by
the state highway commission iu
Portland Tuesday Aug. 14.
YACHT KTIMj MISSIXfl
SANTAN'HKK. Spain. Aug. 2
(AP) Kears for the safely of the
American yacht Azara, which lias
failed to arrive' in Spain and is
now overdue in the Spanish tralns
Alhintie race, are growing steadily
and hopes of finding t he yacht
have been waning. Search for the
vessel Is still going" on but no trace
has been found.
Ask local Agent about Personally Kseurlod AU-Kxpcnso Tour
to Zion National Park. Starts Aug 11
l!l.
won
iu'Ys ooij mini:
POHTLA.NI). Ore., Aug. 2 (AP)
Purchase of the gold producing
Hobertson mine, near (ialice, in Jo
sephine county, by . J )eun Hut
ler, of Port land,- has been an
nounced here. Hutler intends to de
velop the mine with modern eiiiii
mcnt. gate for n while, anyhow. 1
Pe'titlhig Hie "receipt of "claims'
from Hauling Levinsky, Hiekurd is
going ahead with plans for hl
eliminations. Jimmy Hronson.
chief second to Tnnney. already
P ads t he field with 1 2 entrants,
some of who'll! lie does not evAn
know by name. The elimination
bouts will get under way in Sept
ember. '
IV. T. '" ff'T. iJUSS ?2L CV
bv liis record gait of J H 27. i I'd,
I Tho While Sox ran their string i H Ms- -Manush, Hrowns. IT.,1
to five straight by downing the
I ted Sox in hicago. 4 to 2 and
7 to It. Kd Walsh, Jr., officiated
in the second class, and won his
first home victory. The Tigers
pounded the Senators. Hi to
It
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LA GRANDE, ATTfi Q
THURSDAY, l.JvJr Zf
1 wro Vvii5K7iir
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Ma, jo 1 league standings fol low ;
AMi mc.w ii Atd i;
W. L. V 't.
New York 71 .11 .;!o;
Philadelphia i;,r :ttl .1144
St. Louis T.2 f:t, .Hi
ii Cleveland 47 MS
Ichicago 47 Ml
Washington 4(i 5 S ,442
Hetroit Hi f.7 .4:iu
Hosinn 4S fill ,:u
i .AiTHAli lil Alil i:
i V. L. PCt.
St. Louis r,:t :ms ,i;;ti;
Cincinnati ...Mi 41 .Mm
New York f,4 40 ,f,74
Chicago f,S 44 .Mill
Hrooklyn f.o As ,Mn
Pillsburg 4S 47 .Mi Tt
Host on L's ; I .Hit
Pliiladelphia L'4 i.T .2H4
HAS RIG HEAT ON
THE BIG BEND
I limbics Klugstend, Led Sox, 34,
Triples -Harnes, Senators, Hi.
Homers--Uuth, Yanks. 42. i
Stolen liases -Mostll, White Sov, I
i s. ;
In I Pitching- Uoyt. Yanks, won HI, i
host 2. j
The He west
'Dig SSsow Ira All
Tide Vci'Iil
5 Continent Menagerie
1250 People 500 I torsos 50 Cnp.cs Animals
30 Lions 2 Cars of Elephants nnd Cnmcls
5 Bands 2 Calliopes 2 Complete Electric
Light Systems 30 Double Length Steel Cars
6-Pole Big Top 5 Mammoth Iinss
2 oteel Arenas viui-L.eait l iippodrome
I 1000 Character Bible
& S)ecticIe
Noah and the Ark
Th Longeit, Contlleiit and
Most Magnificent Open Den
Frc Street Parad. at
; ia O'clock Noon Dally
rt itNs o i:h hii; si r
SALKM, Ore,. Aug. 2 ( A P) The J
ite land board during .lulv j
m,,,1 rn.,.- I ii th., t.it,. I i-,.., c, . ,.
4MiltfHal of $ I Hi,7:t7.7fi says a state-,
4 Mi nielit by Cieorge 0. Prowtl. clerk
"OLD GOLD has the most on the ball"
says Lou Gehrig in Blindfold cigarette test
mm i mm
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PRCSIDIO'
HLVICO
-CRK3 Br.ND
Ni:. i''.i pvo Hiii.mii
Police wh wulk a lew cltv blocks
Shouldirt Vitck. Heb Summer. il,
Tex.'is ranger, covers the Htc,
I Hend cmitiuv of the l!io tltnde,
nnd bin bMt it HM miles lout:.
I Th country is nigged and moun-
tatnous nt Sunimeral coN ert tt
i (urcb:i-k Hum runners nnd
Illegal M'icatt HitVies make bbi
! work InteveMimr.. t, ,
I n (.inndc K coming (o liclf onti
liiorc.
Von i ni begin In hear ihe hammer,
i nar.
The building eltlc ha stntck tills
place;
H iuike wear smiling face.
The mtrinal M-boid will mm be
buill ;
The iNdlai" ami dimes will all be
vplii.
thii ginb mtr -liair and tin ymw
btvt.
nhl Himilo Pirtll will do tin rest.
; 1'euple mine like nms nl fltt
t flcr Inu klrbcirv pic,
i dtii h't thrill conic, we nee I Hie
jnek
i .luM -mod a-ldc, t lenr i be tiai k.
la Onliitlc don't sleep but L'U tlas
j n-l ibeu .be nlw n s ImhIiin tt
ini-e
' ttil vbnkc Itcrtdf ntQI vtralgbtcns !
I up I
MiM like h big Net) Pomidland pop. I
We'd wiilc -eme more but liatvli'l j
lime
licit' eoiiit' ho ot bet iiiiieli ) tliim. I
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Ci.
Wk Soil lr lUMi
"ltm lNwr Slnn Vrimr
Sir Koumlry rimne Main 4tS
No MimUf lllulllM
k .S K
1"
' ' ,:'i
If Il.he Hulh i Ihv "Kin, ul Sn.l"
. . . Lou (ii the tiiK imk i. CrDwn
lriiice ol $rtr,ljim.
What cigarette's ot the most on
the hall? . . . well, you can tell
that with your eyes closed. For
when Oi.n Gold stepped into the
box in the third inning of the
Blindfold Test, 1 said without a
moment's hesitation that it
was smoother . . . milder, than
any of the other three brands.,
A ,
A -
T.. '
1
St
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lot,; CI M UK; . . . Strl1.tr first hatrman of the New ork
itikrr . . . miincr-up last t-nr lo hit tcain-BMIt. Bb
Ruth, chamrntti ctuutcr ol fimr-bM hill.
van
can pick them . . .
T
Three tvpes of Irnvc row on the tobacco plant,
ctinrr top-tew, irritittinit to the llmai, wirheml
trvuHt! r.7;rs, without tnste or tiriiniH . t , nnd the
Mfttrt-lenvts rich in mo I nd fr(irnl mnokinqutt
tici lhil (lit.' hratt h iixiv are ucd in Oi oOotns.
9.
IMnlKHI. IM,
Miido from the heart-leans
of the tobacco plant
i i i . 'i
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LA
I on w Vr.t to imoke .ch of ih.- f.mr oIreitf .kni, IS, Uvtr nit. ,.4T
bttivctfo fkbkvt. Only ooe yuTtiim wm ikr,l; "Which (tiit Jo ytw like fcfltK'
SMOOTHER AND BETTER -r "NOT A COUCH IN A CARLOAD"