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Puce Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Tuesday, August 2S, VJ2H t '. i .wutavwi More dianning than pretty skin cool and economical Hummingbird Silk Hose $1.50 a pair )cpf inhibit Value HILL'S icic.iduhlc V'Ml'H .v.iiu.m:iI Hr..;iilr.istlnK rum- . I.: Ji.,ny .t Mil I..r YV fiinewiay iiiv:ni (.ill.iw.- in.t,i' mates: 1. fun.ert ii.-nr: l'. .Ii.n.'t, r.vthtn. KlHl- ti.iklun.l UI4.4m-!k. K. Nil.', .l. I.. h nnnntinrrd; li. MIC KKI-l on Angele ( .'. Im f.Kt ki . NUC. KVA San Vrnclwo 1311 7u- s;..tk,.) . ahidlo pr,.fir,un: t. 1 i'h;.ml.or mti.l,'; 10. dan.-e nui!.-. i KJK Se.lttln (l!.Cm-9k-l f.tii.11.1 pruirram: 1:110, n.ivel h.ilf h.-nr: 9. trlanon hour: 11. vi., , M.'Xet'w nrvhf-Htra, lnnol.tp!tie.. j KI'll-Kill KriUKlmo nr.1 3m-I :t"k,- , MM'. KI'ON l.onic llearh 141 n lrM.ik. l S. Ilarrl (wln; H:Jn. l...n !l','.i. h nilinl.'il.iil hand; 9. on-hr- , ; Kfllt' Krtti Krnnrtio HM.Sm- ' c;ukc h. mmlio proKtAin: conrrrt ort'hf tt a ; 1 1. n-lipl m. i " kdA Spokan t 2l.7ml IS-tki-) . S. wiiTfil pnmni: . utinlio pro-, pi'iim; 10, Rintcal proRrant. ! KHitV Annflwi a! Sm-7iO. ' kf s. roiirtty proKrnnt : 9, mir p.-Ur: Ift, nrx-hvtm mt trio. I 'Uni'll lloltywiHitl (Itft 2m- J s:tki'i , I.uijch hiir: 9, tenor, or- Kto Seattle Oo.lm-9i"kr f:. Nlh": 10, concert trio. Ki ;X I'ortlatnl t m-1 ma. V s, (.Urt prosra m : 1 o. rta m e f n.l h vurieiv nour. i Kol.V Portlnnd (3l9m.9'kc t studio pngram; . stuj;e and or cIu'M'mI nunibers; lo, xtudio pro- i:i.ioi; ttVj'V dance nuitc. . tRHi Spok.ine (JT mtkc 4 MIC. ' iKtiWPortlaml t45Un-t'tk(V MIC. NIGHT FIGHTS ; Uy the A.ta4Mtil lretv -CHCAt;o-Jerr Taffy Sioux City, la., defeat ;r.f. 1 ;. Janie tiwen. l.o Anceies out riiiiid Toc William, Kan -as t'itx . i "i . Jack McA'arthy. Chi- U'. beat l.euip Ijuvelle, Atider " "i. I:d,. t i I. Satdy tiarrtnett. l.e Am;ele". drfeatel Nertn.m )oun. Chti i;o. ii:W CASTl.K. Pa Young Vir t.', U-'at-VtHe. Kv. knoH'kevl out t , .( i.e I'ei otto. Kr;e. Pa, 11. - CINCIWATt -Howard Mitohe:!. "Plnel-UMtl. di'i.xted Pi.-kte Mc jHme. Unnt1r,gin. W, V., 1 1 1 . Jen l.o el.ice, Terr lUute. and tTuvty Krvlmller, Ctn.r .tti, drew. tC l. SV A'STOMO, Tet. K .d -Ci. S;in Autenio. r v K in', India n. . I.ITTI.P HOCK. C'cuii.i, New Oi John KeMein. ufs.' i.tris a t.i:--im 1'Ji.o. WvU fro-n J Indianapolis. I 1". 0C3 i .J iJ'i'J .A I i. . LOW ROUND TRIP FARES dai'.y durmj kikd t. Amrrwa s v. m ic noit Zetland. One trip inclu-ie ZJ NartMl hrk CWm KcMhi KalhWk Nail rmt Cr c vjt h 'tra At teuft ei 4 5tlrter cmt tvkw eaamti ti m J. If. M IM Y Ajret I i; rmnitr, Ort. !x-w. ti a J - - HBWMi. .. Is' z m ' I CARDS AND YANKS IN HOLD OF LEADS 'Sunny Jim" Bottoinley Helps Cards in Four Straight Wins j lly Herbert V. Ilnrkrr ( .Wocialcd 1 'res. Sport Writer 'I 'hi' St . (.Dili! I ill dllUtK Ullll New Y'uM Yankee at last r.'tn tulip Hint out ftr it breath it limit en-f (i.ttikfi ins; th-Mr hold mi the lead- ! erhip iKivtti.iiiM in tin ln major M"l-'ifH"t by iht' return of "Stin ii v .IIiii" lloitomley, who toles li in it: hi v powerful hul tu 1 lit plule. till' Citl'llM lluVC Willi follf Nllill'ht .tiini, llit'ir I.ihI triumph ridnlliH ai the eipensc if the coriteudlm,' M'liif ,'uM yesterday. II to 3. Tlie f;ir,ti hoW lead Itlf National ! Ml (it I1-: lull 1 1 I till r K' lltt'H bill t ll.lt ad .intake may dwindle con-diler-i a My or iH-appciir entirely during till.' next I 1 days w liftl St, litlli' i opposition eunie lint utily trout the Culin hut from the other two weies m r ontender :ii well--tnt j I'itl-l'iux 1'irJte and the ('Incut- jit. Ml iH. i whih' the t'ards thus wcif coti- ' lil: i idlt their imMlUili ill the tint' nf the senior circuit. llu Yankees jwete tluUur' exactly r I stun thing tn t hp A merlcan. A donMe-hnr-teltcd triumph over lh Detroit ' Tti:er sent the world' rhnmploti thlirs who were forced tn sit Idle i.lt ,.h(1 ,.,.,,,,.. (iml tn. raindrops patter down, j In the only other National league battle, the Fitishiuiih I'lr- ate downed ih tl niMtin.it I Hed In eair fashion, t tn 4. gained un I veil br-rak tn the iwn-rtay irn"t ami advanced to within n pjtm! of the ltii who huM fourth phiee ; In the il.uullnp?!, The (Nintalm heat the Itedi l huiu-httm their ten hit In effec tte fitshton. Fred PukipII, youm; Nouthpau. pave Cincinnati 1 hit hut wa practically nnhtltohte in t he pitiehp. The dmihle triumph of the Tan- keen Ma featured hy the firvc up. praranre tf the veteran left-hand- er. Tom K.ichary. In a Yankee mn- form. Pitted against hi in (n the opener wan I-irl Whit phi 11, an other out hp.tw. With better con- t tr.d Whitehil) might have bested; Xactian but four walk In the fmirih innina nave the champion two runs and put them In a posi tion v win. 4 to t. tirorne Plpgraa showed a return to form w hen he pitched th Yank to a X to S victory in tha hnihteap. At (tost on, the St. I.oui ltrown teat itie Ited Son twice, .1 to ti and 4 to 0. - f ttrurga Chtt'n effective ptlchinc ' save the Cleveland Indian a Hi-' umph over W;hinnt.n, 5 to J. and an even break in the four-name j eerie. ..Major. Umiiuc UWk4jnN follow; rw I'hth AMKItlCW I I (.( : W. IVt. Y..rk . .deltihta 7a 44 . H t'l CI . iJ 51 74 . li .1 'St.. a .Ml , ..'J ! . i .3..) Chl.',;rt .ililliKTn rievrlan.l I'etr.dl H....n i.i:.i;ri: v. i.. . ... ii i i tt 51 . ... 70 51 ( it .! M 31 77 31 II IVt. I l l ,ts . .:7i .;; .414 .111 ..' X.-w York Clll.'JIWP flivlnnatl ritt4lirK .... I!r...klvn .. . ti.,M.tn PhlLultlphl-i nx.itui i.Kvt.i i: i.KirRs National I'.iUin- H.'rn.l.y. nr.tva.. JTC. K'.m - I. W.ln.r. 1'ir.ita. Mi. Ilna U.tle,l In lt,i:t.M.ley. i.,r,l. I. Hit--- I'. Wat;--. 1'ii.i:.. I;. I"..:.!-!..- I'. W.l.,r. 1'ir.ltea. IJ DtC'arirtg h Mil "c" l,. t prtd wtth rl-ti H-ov-r'f ' ag-.cu'lur-l -c;tm la v wtjant acaiemia am m tr j mat ci Uday- It very haartt-'-f. j I l Ti tries V, W.mpr. I'litc: Mm-, lnm!f . Card ! 4 j Homer W;ton. (Mb. 3. SJnlrti U.i-e 'ayr Cuh, ;(!. j : i"" itf-siion, i.i.im, won : r.poime,! . - I Ark -Milton J !-tt...tf-C.e.:;n Senator. j won fro- t I!'i'!'-Kn'.h. Y : '"kfcv ; 3i ,t v ,i(U ll'i" Hatted In ehr'g V.ink ' i.'.lil-v il l.'VI. I .. . - .rtnir.n, nr. .,.-.. Mi. " I ' M.I.I..N r ,.tst .,1, lied S..X. 3 f j Ti nit- Cm!,., V.nk, It. j llimr - It 'i -n Yirk. 4. j 1 ' ! ST..n t;.if .M,v,n While K.t I I'll h'-f-H-v-. T i -.n IT . 1 J Prftlst .SnArK saa: " I ..1 1 -v-fc i ..4J7 ! 1 -i Taj ifif r-i-ik O. ktodt-. ef i:iiit. l-43J I 9-.cuHur-l -itm l s rv.,t The Dark Horse This jiltrn Ar:ihi:in runiuir, Kl Quafl. fttrnUhetl one of the fui--pri s of t he l ilv topic Cniu's ;t Antstenlani when he imttctl iuto-ji the line to win thf tn:ira!tn.ti. lies how n here, mill K"in sirmiK. n he I.tsse. ii hti.tK" two tnil-. fiM-n the finish . . IPClSlOfl (lOf'S tp II 'y 1 1 ' r M if rr UiiU rr uttul PKMI.KT(V. Or. , Am-. I AIM Out point in" Jtinmy Watson Of Portland. Henry liardnt r. ;tl- Walla. bantninwetght, won the decision in an eight -round loilble !. Ked boxing match here last tug Hayes. Portland, won n decision over Kid liner o. Walla W.itta. in the othr eight rounder. K.icli wetirhed I S5 pound. - Protest Axain-d Train Itentmal SA1.KM. tre Aug. :s. ( P Citien of Klk City, Vahviti and Tainna have fil.d wtth the Putt llc svrtce ccimiilvicn a prot t agutnM the Southern Pacific com pany' threat ned reio..,il of tram service between AIKiny and t nouina. I '7 Vi.'t.v. vcvj'y IJ. . .erV' tt ".i" ill v:::r.,4...4' Wwk: A T0 SATlr". l cigarette must have, first of ail. X the t:j;ht kind of quality tobaccoj . . . and then, these tobaccvis must be put together just fight. Th tobaccos in (thestetfielj ci?srirrtt ar baj- Miss Wills Makes A Brilliant Win In Forest Hills""'" KOHKKT HIT.I.K. N. T.. Aug. (AI-)-H....n Win. ha rn.l, twu MiiiiuiMu h-iiui i a in jiiuiinf 1 1 m tpronr uhtTc tutt one Krw liffurr. ( lli-r MmiKht t victory over ; Minn ll. li n JurnUi of Ha nt a Par jlnira. t'altf.. y.-Htfiday. -2, In mn-cfMHful di fens of hT nat ional wltiKlt'M rrown vn KiirprUinir only hwiuiMr of t( o-rwhltniiijf oiiH-ilil.-ilrifHii. ltta h-r victory in I In- iluiihn h chaiiiiiiontthlp palri'.l with Mm. lluzil ilotrlikua Wi-ht-mim. uf HoMtun, uqm more uii' V-P'Tii-il. Not rur thr.- ypuriv MIsh WDIb lit-i-n uhlp to carry oif I'olh tllt'H. " , '"" i. ilorm.-.l Hi.- uiifirrr)-diii. hu " nx .... ,-n.iiii.ionnipn i.r rrniu-.-. KoKlnnd .1 n ,1 thp inllfd SlutfN hi t,n, ,-an,tu without k'M- li.K u -t. nit,- ha nrvr frufned n.h ui.l.. uci'lalti. a a laublm l.luy. r. V. I, Oi .j vlnory Mhlih h' and .Mr.. WIkIiIiihii .-r.. ahl,. 10 m-i'.. ovor Mn law. r.i... A. llttrlur of l.oa Anifflca un.l Ml wi l..liih Croon of Han Kran-- Im-o inilh atew that the maricln of thin Imm's superiority over tin in-an-Ht AniiHcnn contemifr m ahout as Kn at aft that of gu cn Hili'tt In NlnKltit. j .Milch of th' credit for the tart- ilfin vh-lory of couritc miiKt go to Mrs. WiKhtinnn. That canny )ur old veteran, hTiv-lf a former smith- champion, uh patret with Helen hnck in 1 ! J 4 to win junt a loiihlra victory. If there In nnyon who can make Mim Wills u fonui- l.il.le in tandem play un ehe in wmrleM, it h Mr. WiKlitmun amt with the Hotou player Ie:uinr the a it. irk at the net anil Ml.sw Will hmiiK from the lack court theim was a smooth working- comhination which fully ih serve. I its eay vic tory. wina nan now been doublea n oouPin d alntea Hons. In lr2 with champion four tjmefl an! titlebotder on five occasions. tioutde she scored In lr2 with Mrs. it. J.Hiip; in 19J4 and IfS with Mrs. Wightmun and In l:i with Maiy K. Hronue. In ainglea i. he hat u-on every year since tv.'J txc.pl in l'.'.'fi when tthe lit. There are few more worlds for Miss Wills to conquer but he now crown at HoMton paired with J"k ho pea to add the mixed duu)d n Ha uke; of Australia. RADIO, CARS HIT LODGES I SAYS SENATOR Tlt--FIN". l l!(i..'.Mt Aiic. (API rratern.-il fir.lern i W v tor UrOii rirA'S T1LDEN IWSIESS HfisToN, Auk. 2. (AP)-Snm. tit-1 Meruit), author, tuttuy IhsiuhI a ntuUiniMit crfilrixinK tin -i'Ntiv ;,,. , the t nittil Stairs J.an Tennis Annotation for la.r rlnir William T. Tilin. i'n.1, for viomtlrtir Hip playr-wrldT rtiip. Mft wtn i a f i lfin I of Tilln'0 ant u i'Iomp follow t of tt-nni. Hi tiit hit-nt lollowa: Jt nt-fiiiM to mp h'Kh titiif for MOini'hiKjy to jtptiik un uith a littii plain fM-ntit on llitu TiMi ii husi ti ''ni' ppprtiirln of Hn ov.T-Mlein- tlltrtl hO'ly of ti-nnlM offu-la!. in con- I'lavc. f li u r K i K, tulniluatini;. MprpaillnK' i''iioiuil riiluiony Iik emu flh ,rllM lo fintllliiff M-itit. it ilIK- tlOIH'.l Hl'MCtStlUlllflip i.d iIim(i SMIkK tl, thf i'IIS,' id' hu- 'I'W'Hll iMllr,rt in I"ily 'x1'1'"1" i'. "u,liiiit n liy- lr,",lr ""'"'H"r''' It Kn't anv '"" ''"''Oiy for n l..t or old shoes '"" ylnlt ar0""'1 '" "10 street, hetnt har) hit lloniuhile to State I'rhana. and the radio, acv.ir.l in Senutor WllHwin A. t'hirk, Ohio. "The' former Imli;.' man takin Ms family nutemoi'iie IllK ur ivnulnn horn.- to h.-t nou- lid- the radio instead of golnB to lodpe ineetinif." Clark, state organizer in more than thirty fight, for tht Junior Order I'nit i .-mer- A f. w months auo he nave Tom lenn Mechanic!, staid in his report my I.ou-hran ai Ki'i-at hat tic. losing to the -it. ite convention here today. ;i c'o.-- .l.-eooon The frt four lj,'.,;,' i U'-f Vy ( - f p Cochs in Zxft ,M11 Mild enougli anvbodv and yet THEY anceJ one against another Wer.Jcd and cro'o hlenJevi so a to give you mildness ti iib uste. MILD lify (trUinlj ere. titi uKtS'l :orr, tfy SATISFY. a .Armand Knocked Out In Seventh By M. Walker itv it i ssi i i, j. m:wi.aI) (.V-MM'liitcd I'n SMrls Writer) SAN Klt.AN'lS (. Auk. 2V Ul') The iriiddleweiKht champion went huntimr for harKatntt in the liKht heuvywclKht division and K"t ulilit )( wanted because that tr tnendoiM thud and thump heard !ant niirht in Hecreatlon park waa Ariuaud Kmnnuel hlttuiK the tan va lor the fill! ccurr. With the same apectaemwr attack that helped him win and hold tin w'U tttl- rw -eiith t and middleweight In ttirn. Mickey Walker punched Knianuc) out of the 1 7.1 pound cities, temporarily ut (e;it. lit- dropi)eil the S,in I'ranfiwo hoy tor the first time of Kmanut I's Ca reer, in the seventh round of their ten round battle, Two'short rUrht hamlcra did the tri k. The first lime it landed. Ar itiatitl rc,!ined on the canvas for nine second:. He pot up KroKjry. and durinff a hard exchaiiK in w hich he t ried to reifain Kround, humped into another rijfht to the .t;tu that put him out for the full count. Handlers had to help him to his corner and he was daited louif after r.aehtmc hj.s dressing room. It w ns the first knockout ever halked t:p against the -year old law y. r-hoxer and hftt cond dcfi Insist on the Genuine to 5 minutes SATISFY The New 1929 Radio At A New Low Price fi m in ii ii ml iiiiiii"i' ill mrPIl l-f m Compelte With Handsome Walnut Cabinet as Illustrated. Everybody who's been waiting for perfected radio is buying this new yet. It's the new Atwater Kent that's all they want to know. When you buy an Atwater Kent Radio from us, you know that your radio s risjht and that it is installed by experts. Don't .Miss This Value! The supply is limited. $15 Special Five Day Offer 100 Goodrich Silvertowns at 1-3 off i Buy one tire at our regular low price and get the second tire at 1-3 off. Convenient Credit Pay as You Ride Pay Mnall eum in cicdi. the ha In i ire In convenient t. uit'kly or monthly In-iallmciiK. , CARR FURNITURE CO., !NC- Eastern Ore-eon's, I .arrest Hiinie Furnisher rounds were tabulated in favor of the middleweight champion, who ripped over enough liftH to the body to offset Kmnnuei's two for nne blow to tine face. On the short end of the battle Armand rallied in the n-xi two rounds. He carried til- attack to Walker and piled tip sufficient point. to sain a margin in the sesiurts. i The s'venth opened fa? : r than any of the previous rounds with Kmannel out in front when Wa k r rurht 5-iiled ov.'r. It clipped the San Franciscan flush on the chin, but he st.isirered to his feet at the count of nine. Iiwtiad of sparrirfj tor time or come into a, ctireh. lie r'lhed his lorhe? oppoi- , A COMPLE COMPLETE Corr.p'ete trucks .... a complete line of trucks .... complete owner satisfaction .... 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Conven ient weekly or monthly install ments to suit your convenience cn the balance. ut and fur a few M"'onds had the b. ttir of the tiiiilini;. Walkf-r wait id ior hm opciiiuir and as Armand bn-.-d in. .hove (h, i- u riL'ht that sprawled his rival in the middle of the fiHir. Fmanui'l's head bounced :p and the count of t'-n w.na only a formality by i.-. j... Hobby John son. Ajip yf mat ' L'.tntrt persons Vaid aioim l J.'.nooi to s-p the bout. Foty and cool wather held 3w n the ;1tt ndanee. Jack K"eai!i. m.inairer of Wal-k-r. ftnn.jiin d that he. was nepot-latii.- 'or a t:;!" matcli with Lccph r.m. lb- ai.l it would bo h-ld . i-i r- in , -1... tvn ( ,,s Ansrei.-. F TPS WffG'