La Grande evening observer., October 03, 1928, Image 2

I'ace Two
IJV (IKANIJI'j EVENING OKSEKVEK
Wednesday. October 3, 11)28.
Stylish
New
Hats
' Felts, SatinR, hatter's
plush.
Two popular groups
at
$1.95 & .())
Ocpendnljlo,
V 111 HUM
HILL'S
(WORLD SERIES TO
! START THURSDAY I '
I )ffv I ft ii 1 e "ti:tt u r;i!n" Cur
firs! K'Hif hut lti.it tin- final
lion will h.i v to unit UJilil tf:i
(hUh 5 to 3 Against Yanks
Iloyt and Sherdol
iMuy Pitch Opener
l.inr-uj; I VohiihilitH-.
Il' Kln-rdd i.i i Ik h tor th.- t 'aids.
lien I'liM'liiil ud! h.- in reiiN'ifi.td
fur I hi' u;iks and "J urn ping ,fo."
IhiifiiJi, Hi nil iJi'Mh.'i.illty. nt tliitj.
it' .McKcchulc picks ;t mkIh liiiml-
Sacramento And
Frisco Remain
Tied For First!
HALL PLAYERS
J IN WILD PARTY
RE -INSTATED
VnvU.v Cimm l.eamic Siandln
lli-pt-nihihto
XC7f VICTOR
OYER CORDON
IN PORTLAND
: Hi d
ha ye.
dcrlc
.Mi)
I tin, ,1 v
;!- I
nisi if x i. it to i!i ( i i i:
i i..v-iiv-i,i..v id i-oi; r
A I'jmI r n?t Associated I'h-mn
is i' . , 'l in- Hikim ver ill rc-
i' v.- ii f ii M p!ay-t.y-plliy report
t tin- u i.i !'l ei 'lea I Mi's 0 cr
s L,.'-rd WW- teh-Kiaph i 1 1 -till)'
'-. Mill MlnbiiliK tills Ileus
.ifi'i In (mvi- Hh Matins com-li-h'
1 r i .i of each Kii'iir us it
p'av- !.
Inning hy iniMti'r M-port will
i- p i4 . r in Till Ohs. I'VIT uln
n. ( -i. il day . sit I hey lire re-
I'.f'l. Those u tin are uniihle
i I'niiii' ilovvn touu for thi' iv--rl--'
ln;iy t phone Tin- (Ih
'. wt i ur in lot iii.il ion. Tin
.mm I'iimoi luu is scheduled (o
ill ;it ahout l:3u o'clock, Cu
'! ' ' a::l timo.
M- h
IN'
CllilMK.- Li
of pltiliifiK v.
III'!. I. i;n,m
liKhl liehl d.
illKl VlMl(. II,
p:i w s. t fi '!
ill ;t
III i'f
al. lie
.'It
WiluMi t.
dou.h
J.'O IhlUUi
prnhahl;
t !
i M
I tlx
II. II
Jul. with A!-
rival jih'IIH'Im
it SI. I.iiiiIn (.
ill play I In: nut
ol.ei Ikuii thi f 'I
l.'s ority lineup
In- assot -d hiundM
In- made In tight
Harper will play
hand, rs
filWlSt t he Mill! h-
f nl ' plu n, mily
S'-ii..-. It'll -nks
aii'l J i hi in y
i-t linP'V- rn-tt.
.I'('t:lMV l-lioicf-f
iln"i Jill. I'ipjn i.s
iniilr-l; .1 in ,,
t I.i' Sl.illHIHI 1,11 I-'ri -.iii'l'T
;inl X:ifhfiry
i) In ihf thii. I im-
Snn-ljiy.
... lid
..&7
f.l
..4ii
,S-I l il liii'iltU
Hum IV i anclM)
Hollywood ..
I'liiiluiMi ....
Mission .. ..
I'ortliiiHl ...
I.-h AnK'-h-M
';. 1 1 1t- .... ..
(Jiy Tin AMMiuicil Pi-it
V'ii lorii - ty !,.,)i Han Ki nin-irO
ami .Sm-i Jim. nto yt. i.i:1y hti-n't
In Ipt .J to iilil.inh- the ih ji.llork of
tw it I;nl.-rs fur HUpi iiiotcy. of tin
hiiKio' in tlM' HiM'Oiul hair of the
himsiiii. The po.sihiliiy of iiiv ,iiili-
llOllill fi.j-,
4ii
I'l
47
.17
fi s
I SAf'HA.MKN'rO. i'i(l.. ()t. 3
MAC) Three plnyeiN of thf S.-at-jtlu
haKi'hall (linn of tin' Cucitic
j roil Hi Ji'iiKuc. whom WilMaiii II.
Klfppcr, pK-siih-nt of ih chili, mi-
IIOUIJCIMl WTi MIIH.'IHl(-'l 11 H till'
uiltciiMH' Of it "w lhl pinty" were )-
rlu i i'iJ ii iiihtiin il ) .sii'i ilny uml
will I..- ji-riiiltit-i to hiy licr.' In
tin- J inu li h r-t Kiiiiii nl tiic ttt-uKitii
iiaitiil thf SaiTiitiii-nlo li'Uin.
Tho n-iiiHtati-il p!ayi-r urn out
fli-Nli-l- IJirnii- Ni Im,
i 'ollanl, uml raid
xniltii. Thi-y wi
Kyle Ciahant
ii thi- p
U'Hii orr.
11. llllJ,'KlllM ulll
Hi'h'i to loin;:
d I in li-!il(it r
"i- l';Mh;. i.i,-.
V:tn -
i'., O.t. 3 - (Al'l
H.in KraiK'is' o
ili r-
.i.W V(i:k. oh. :i (AC)
I '.hi I.' l omlis. Nciv York V anld-f
rinli-r Ihl'hr. w as ili-l I nitijy Hun-
inai.-l Ironi tlu- worl.J hi-iok uptn
iio; tiiuiorriiw. u lien hi' It ii il out
his ininii'il wiiht loilay ami fotinl
that in- on hi iikI liohl a hal. I'hy
i.l lalis .sal. I pi.Mil ivi ly that hi- f-otlhl
n ul .'-lait ami pinhahly would inn
n allahh Inr tint y ilui lii) t n
COI'TI.ANIJ. fi
l-'rankif Kliik.
t' It llM-W I'lKlll. won nrt
Mull ovi r Sailor Willie (ionlon in
ti.' i-ii-I'OuimI iiki in i-vi-nt hoxiri-'
i a hi'i-i- la.Mt hirht. iiitciaHM.I
Ii. 1. 1 i tail to MlilHh. only (JonloirN J - tu m.
Kami n".;fi mill nhility to In kn jinn- j
Ihlniii'iii. mivimI hi in rruin h.ioK " lli:li:itr V. IIAIIK I It
Jtnoi'kt ii itiil. All lour prHiinlnur- i i:tH' 1 I'n-.- .spuria Writer)
Jim Went tin- limit. Kay .Megu. Sf,W VnllK, OH. II -(Al'l-,
len, OakliiiHl w'tii'rwelKht, Hun I i n : i ;! oi IimII cripph-il ew Viu
ironi lalilie l-'lynn, TnOoina, .six Vunki w ill Hin t the Worhl le
roillnlH. Hay WooiIm, Seattle han-twith tin- h't. I.miis rai.liiialH al th
Joi-ii1m; Ii
Wit h I 'omh.s ii
hhill his l.allinr
Mai I; Ki.i rn: up
; il ion with Inns
I Iter illlW II I III- llll'.
I 'e.spite pi ei'ii ill inns hy t he
e nianaj;. mh iiI , ..pi ruinl m ha v.'
(,''! I'll hohl nl h - nl tiit. pre-
cH-t tirUi'is an.) are pi-hlliiiK a
$i;..',fi M-rii .h Di'lhr.'.- (!iii.u :. for
$rt ami u p. Willi a ! i ..-c.rve.
Hi -ats gillie a n -I 4n,iMii , ;; i)t ral ml.
mis.sii;n llrl.i-t', on :i tlf t i.. .ay of
I hi- K'l'i'e. a nnw.i ,,( 7."., hint or
IllOle In lAjHrli-i at the op.nillj;
t
KliOUhl Ihey
morrow In
II e "eHNii ry ,
I Shinihl tlu
on -I
of t III .
ill' loomi it
finish the
t lie that
K.'tmej
Im-
ulay ami
MUMUI
would
liarhei-, outiii.l.p-i- itf the
(-liih. Ktill tuiil rliMiKeK
UK.'ilnxl them tuilny hh a r
iheir part in the party
'J ill l(S! AV l'KO(;i.MS
The National Ili-oiHleaHtiiiK ecnii-
pany piOKiam for I hni silay iut;it
follow m; ti to ti:3", politlt-y; 7 tn
.Mtuiliu mouuuii; ::;pt to u, .M.ix
'well pi riKia in ; I'l to 1 L', dance
pili hi-r "Hap" tniixli.
ich.r K.l die A in- I Kio Oakland ( '.is .m-7'kii
fined Min i-aeh. ti, SI','': i:3M. drutist.s' radioeliih;
pitcher, and I lave drama, "Ann Manages; X.'Au.
KenatoiH win th- j
niKht and Monday moi-nintf. Hnr
hee wa.s ifporied to havi- lUiHiiifd
his riulil arm durillK Hie f i'Kl i v it ii-N.
Seattle Htudio pt'OKi'um;
IH'iidliiK i K J W I'm -thi nd
-Kiilt of !. dinner iiiuhIc; 7,
.Sunday Me; :3ii, XJH'; Hi.
half they iniiMt nlav l hi
lor lour vii torh out of
Kaon h to decide the 1 ICS
i hampioiiKhip. Should 1 1li
um no rliainpiun.ship .serii-H
he n.ci.ssary as lin y captur
lifl ha If p. iinant.
'-vell
coa.sl
Seals
w ould
d Hu-
Oregon Guards
Against Attack
Through the Air "TZ
Ni'jiU Trim Aiiu.-U.
Th.- S.i, l.-i h.Ki.il . ,n:'li'9
ysii'Ml.iy 7 lu :( in I,,, iiimihi- n
IhiN uri-lc's sJiurl xeric. -J
.lili'llliH llllllMc Ih.' AllKl'lH 1 4 lllls
liul Hi.- Isl! .,i'ri m on .l only In lh
ni-vi mil. I !;i . ri.-H : Ju. n ml
"!': I' I.th, Cnhl. r an. I llauiinli.
( I IH- MMi.MS 0. ri'lllni' a h'.;itl.
If.-ni I.i win Ii to 4, Ki-oiiiitf luiir
I nun lii I,., ill I Ii.. iliih ,i isi
'.mil I ii,. lin.'il c limit in the si'Vinth.
:;HIitIim: rrniuliill iinil K.H-hl
Ace Hudkins Is
Beaten Down by
Eastern Fighter
:tu to m. ,t;t
i 4:1 m-i;i Mkc
NIK-; -a:, niu
hleejiy time pro-
Hiani; 11 l-o I'J, dance frolic.
K CO San I'raut lseo MJ.nm
7Hikc) ii, niu.sio; 7, program;
violin recital; 'J, munlc; H:;pi to I Z,
N1H.
Kllg-Kiokaiie ( 370.2ni "S 1 01;e )
! Clhk'Uis. Ti'aehont and Ainsntlth.
Walie
Mis
taut, K"t Hie nod over hilly Koh- 1
Mim, Cortland. In the other 1
rounder. Ted Hoiriiway and l-'tank- j
le Worriike, hoth of Corlland.
flutTKed tliroiiKh four inM rounds i
u draw, and Hiippy Chll.N out
pointed Jack Hreedlove In the i ui
taio riiiNi-r.
Van).,
noon.
Wi'h .
IIOIIIK'i
st. i. hum toinorr
afli-
fii;K, "ro; ,mc i ;vi : v
a moii' or i-s di finlle an-
f i miii HoKKiUK Ihat
' i;arli- I'-.mli.s Injun- 1 e.-nlerf li-lder.
i would Mi- action in the hiK Heiies passes.
only a.s a pinch runner. If at all,
i Yankee shirk dropped to II new
Tile odds llio.-t !'l i i lli-til I y In
ured Die I'ardiualH al U to
e was hltle liettm. meat
II humie p.irUsali-s inelrrr
all lor even longer odds,
itic Olt.seivers il a)iMiired
Ya nkei-K. in re illi y. are
Hih feature tnuirh of the Hceond occupyiiit' a rather enviahle pomI
rouiul of play in the national pro- j Hon and thai Hill McKechnle and
Tiswniiiii koh ciiainpiotmhip tourn-'hi.
anient, finished their morning I i ! a,,
"holen all HuiiiiiH. (leni! caiue from ,,
J Ml
i;i'f;i:.M:. or.
In anticipation
and his Slanlo
attempt to hoiiili
. Oet. :! - ( C) -hat
Cop Warior
I " 'ai dina l:i w ill
rd hi: ham with
j day fa
: ;:, Th.
Anteric-
l-'IVK KAItMH I'OCItHK. Malii- in.,' to w:
luoro. OH. a tAI) (lene Saraen Tn .so
and "I.ouk Jim" Ha men, playlnx that Hie
hehlml to take the lead In tin
pmi inyiti, ,but the plH Uiesipic
Clirhen evened It III) lit Hie hiuilf
Iiide.'
liie
-J ' l,. , .IWM...I II I,.. I
1 ' h ".',.1. ih
I 11 IIIIISl Wi
altiiy ('aidiualN
II t he w on yiiu.
the Yank.
lllCe, JlOW
t ai l of t h
h
should
In case of
alild is (irepaii'd
yr unlntenlional
ri-.Kii"iK
.... 1"J a M A, JT-T .Jr-I'
ylVeWelcoweyou
J tnPortltnJ. 200 comfort ahlr room i,
- urh wall bth. Km.,l flHr.
' t-onvrnlrnt riowiwnwn locallon.
rsvtvwiMlrr fxiion.it tnundf rmciit o
SAM D. ADKIbSON
! Vk HOTEL
j CONGRESS
! PORTLAND, OREGON
in pious. On he ot her
iirdiiialK :( lull streiiKth
nd even then may not
III dm- them.
( aid-. HraUr It.
Apparently Hie I'ardiluilM reali-e
d. In Die),- pi ail Ice sessions at
the Yankee sladiitm where the ser
ies opeitM at 1 ::iu KuHtein Sl.fndiird
time tomorrow , I lu-v hav e had no
Cine :'or .iolteM. They nr a hunt
their lillsin.ss lu Miilll en I'll est, Tmi
patient hu- actual coufllcl In lie-
ir i it. I
Yanks on tin- oilier, act as
t le y ha v e not a cure In t he
It t 'oiiihs and Ct nnock are
-I l az.i'ii, KorniK' and Colli,
I. Hie A -lean league titir-
Jippi iir unttouhti just Ihi-
Ti
aplaln John .1. Mi l
Oregon conch, will spend Hu
of the we. k heltoe tie- Stanford
Kame h.-ce Sai aid; lV. in h aehlni,'
his players the methods nl .solving
Hie tricky a.tlal ailark, It Orc
KUll call Slop the jnismcm, the Well
fool conch Is confident the team
wilt more Ihan hold iisown airainsi
the Cards, as Oregon han ils slronjr
est forward wall in yearn. !
The' K.iine w ill he t lu- op. iin
conference nit for hot h. find prom
ises to he the halt.- of the air. as
Oregon is Hpendinj; no little time
lu ni.-iMlerlntr He- art of passliijj.
ItetilfxitiK- t hat St a ti lord 'possesses
one of the l fondest lines ft Hie
Con'erence, the W. hhlol coach I
plans to U.se a Series Of p.'t.lses
samlwiched in his lim plays.
Ht spit. On imn'.H flue show ing '
liL-allist I'arilie. the champion
'aids are still I!! point lavoiites.
The odds have shriinl; In a week
inun :i points In I :t and If il con
tinues to rain It did y nreraay
Hiey may I v. n less when (he
hta rtiiin u hist le Idow m. ,
White Sox, Cubs
Open Scries Today
Kinpiy kept the nine
hits well scattered and
ood won ft to 1. at) error j;iv-
mr the Hell ilolr only tallv.
Mil key HeaiJ. led the Hollywood
t.--auii in the Minion twlrlern
k'l-ahl.iiu; two hotm rs. a douhte ami
a sinKh- in four t lines at hat. M.U
teiles: Kinney and Hassh r: Knoit,
Havenport and C.tcuy.el.
1
j ll axers l.iN' l,on twinit'
thiklaml moved into fourth place,
.sucece.hnjf Hu- Missions hy win
inn a i:i-lMiiimr clash from Corl
land :i to 2. The itenver pilch, is
held ihe oak.H hcoicI.-ss until the
lilfiih when two runs wen- chased
acrosN to tie the score. Hoth sides
, K le scon less lo Ho- thilteelilh
when the Aeorn.x hunched two hits.
Italteries: Itoehler. Kaslch and
l.ohihardt; l-'retieh
lci!.i.
Iull ii on and
Stanford Eleven
Hurt by Injuries
in
A nt Id,
tipple
MIL',
'I lo
tna
hi
III.
mens i
their pit
opening
le reti
hillk' se
Kiillio
-nt
run 'At : . n t.
isel.all championship
came 1 he K'at of t iii
id Oiks loday in 1
l me of t he I :iL'S ell y s
The Willi-- So. win
1 I of the 1 ;,
(AO -The
ol Chicago
Vhlte So
ie opening
t ii'S.
have won
STAroi:l I l V KHSITY, al..
Oct. :i -AC- coach "Coi." Wni.
m r coiiiiniu d to polish -off ihe
rotiKh clues in the team play of
tlie Stanford varsity root hull ,( lev
eii today in preparation lor,, the
opening Kame of the coast confei'
eace season, scheduled Saj ni.day ip
KilJi' iH' aainst t he I nlversily of
' ri nn.
Warner laid Kieat .iire.ss upon
developtmnl of an aerial attack.
It appeared c. riain today thai thru
r. pilars.- Il,, h Sims. h.ilHiack. 'I. ml
I'eiitiup, hallhack and "Tiny"
Cos . diard. would not he aide to
COS ANOKI.KS. OH. a (AC)
Whatever chance Are Hielkins had
of OKaiu meetiiiK Mickey Walker,
In i Id lew eiKhl chain piou. has K'Ute
ii'Kliitinierinjf ami Joe Anderson,
the Kentucklaii, lakes his tlace as
Wa I Iter's fore m osi challenger.
So opined the rliiKHiders at last
ninhi'w hard fouwht lu-round bat
tle hetween tin- Nehraska , wildcat
am) Hie "hlue wniss" middleweight.
Ihe decision w.-iu to Andr
aloiiK with at hast six rounds.
Anderson heat Hudkins at Jiln
own K.iim-. He hested the Nehras
kan in his Koatest fone-iiillfti-wk
and did it with Mich decisive
ness that the outcome was little in
douht. When Hudkins elected lo
tear in and slash :iku wildcat with
hotll fists at i close i Darters, I he
Ki-ut uckian accommodated lilin
and cam.' out ahead,
j The "wildcat" came out of the
halile with fare hadly clashed, the
result of well placed Idow m to the
head.
IMi'iity of Anion
Anderson, .starting In his usual
fashion, uuthord his opponent in ,
the firnl two roil u dH. The ace, i
Ht ii ti it and with ire aroused, after
coinini: out secoml hest in the
early pari of the third, sprani; into
luiious action, haltering the Ken-'
Hu kian with terrific rights and
lefts to the ropes. He continued
his HailiiiK through lh fourth. ;
Amhrson chaiiKed to Hudkins,
Myle in Ihe fifth and willinjfly met
On- Nehraskan at close uuarlers to j
take (he MKsiou. Hudkins trfcl to
hox with Anderson and found him-'
self easy pickimr for ihe clever 1
Kent uckian. j
The tenth was the most furious'
of the round.s, with a rauiiiK "wild-j
nil" seeking to cln w his w ay to
victory, but A.mJorsun in Ihe eurli-I
ci' rounds had chalked up txt, yieat '
an advantage to he overcom
;in, ni:c
l..1ni
7:;tu, trio;
)
ii, orchestra; 7, musi
141 lo ll', oivhestni.
Kl'liCS San I-ranrisco ( C
liUkc) i;:3ii, fireside slimers;
liiUHical program ; !t to 1 a,
1":10 to 11'. I U, orchestra.-
K l I A Seattle ( 4 17.ftin-i;7ilk
r., travel service; Vr.lHt, K(JO pro
gram; 7::in, novelty duo; H, studio
hour; U to 10, trouhador Imur.
K YA San J Yu m isro ( ;t;'.'.'.7ni
hftOkc) i;:la, program; 7, pnlllics;
H, IJlks" proKrani; y. Hr. Clampet'.-.
lo to I '2, dunce music.
Kl'WIt Hollywood (.HH.l'in
JCIOkc) Ii, f ui met ; 7, ore hest ra ;
7 : V, eniertalner ; K : .'Id, prora m ;
1 0. orchcst ra .
s0" I K Kl Los Anueles ( -CIS. r.m-ii Hi
ke) ti,.NHC; ti:;iu, music; 7. MIC;
K, orchestra; 1i:3n to II, XCC.
KolN Cortland ( 31 :im-!Mhk-)
fi, pipe orj-an; 7:16, orchestra; S : :pi
Nt ud in program; '.(, Olson huir;
1M:,'(0 lo ll'. dance frolic.
K Co l.onif Heaeh IM 1 .Rm
1 IMukc ) 7. chimes; 7: 3t.. program;
S; 1 ft, music; tt, studio frolic; lu,
Hawaiian striiiK iiiartet; 0:3U, pi
anf recital: 11 to 1 1', orchestra.
KOMO Spattle ( 3oji. m-'.i7nke)
hand; 7, concert; 7::tu, program;
N:3M, Nltr; lo to U':;p, urchest ra.
KIIJ Los AilMeles Cl'.ltl.Sm
7"iike ii:a, music; 7. proKrsini; )i,
sy in phony ; Id to 1 1. orchcst ra .
K.lli Sentile ( :il X.C in - HHUkc )
K:30. concert; 7:30, court of he.ni-
ty; H to lo. orchesira: in to U',
dance music.
K KX fort hi ml ( 1' 7 7. I'm -1 n so
ke) , concert; 7. dance mush-; x.
Catholic leet ure; S:l.',, story teller;
H:3o, liuhlopera; syinphoiiy; lo
t o 1 1', da nee frolic.
m st scoim:s ckoi.ii ic
. WASHINGTON. ( A I ' ) Cossildl-
needs
i
Fortune in Opium
Seized by Afents
sia i
the W
I cross II) a lot of cpeit oil
's it Walte Iloyt doen lift start
ie Yankees and "Wee Willie"
el ho- the Cardinals. Hiik
:ind McKechnle admit that
hut -defenders in tin
play,
mm:
nisi
is nurslnu a s. v. i
l''entrup only r.
crutch, s afh r a
Cost is sufh ilim
hlooteis. Suns.
shoulder Injury,
cent ly disi'n rded
h-K iniury. and
from a hack in-
ayed al i 'onnsk.
series was play, d la
team takiiiK four of a
i ii com. 'sis w ill w in 1 1
I 'at Ma lone of the
ihe American as
nuts last year, w
era n I ' I hail Cain
No
The
pOKsihle
e till-'.
Clll.S Who led
:i I lot) i ii si rikr-
Franklin Steiner, Secretary of the.
American Rationalist Association
of Chicago, arrived in the city last
night. Hear him tonight at the
Eagles' Hall at 7::!() o'clock, when he
will speak on (he topic
"WHY WE ARE RATIONALISTS
INSTEAD OF RELIGIONISTS'
Admission Free
All invited.
nl I In- Su III 1 1,..
ItMINs 111 It I'
I'dllTI.AN'Hl
- Tin. . i. i .in
I r .1 :t v w ll. M ii
sU, I on Hi
Illlt. S XV, Si Ol I
rovi'i-ini: liiilay.
Sam my MandelUs
Fracture Slips
CiicKI'OlMi, 111.. Oct. 3 - (AO
Sammy Maud. II. litfhtw. iKht
oomiik cnaiiipiou. today hc.Kan al
oM'f ai;a Ml his I ecu peril t ion t loill
a htoken collar hone he suffered
in a futht in Clint last wc k. S;gn
my was Well aloni: the road to re
c... r last niyht w h. n the look, n
'"in slippi d out of place and had
hi he reset ;i Ki' Ol. It piohuhlv will
he till.. HIOIiHls hefole the chliin-
m enter t lie t -1. 1, aiain.
NKW YOIIK. OH. 3 (AC)
Tin ee t hotisatid cans of opium
with a hootl.tf value of $l,ftOn,iMMi
wereseied on the I (ollar line
Hletitner Ciesiih-ut Harrison which
docked at Jersey City yesterday,
it hecaine known today.
I 'list otu s officers re tort ed that
ihe .seizure wan the largest con
sign men t of 811101x111 opium ever
made al an eastern port. l'our
Chllicse metn'iers of the crew, in
cluding the ship's hoatswain, were
HmiiKKlitur. )
It was said that the stennlshlp!
company was llahle to a line of
approximately $iluo,iiui.
dope
MEM
COLONIAL
Ranges
Why's and baking-wise
The "why" of many a good Western cook's
good baking will be given as "her Montag.".
And the "why" of the good Montag oven is
its scientific sensible design and construction.
The oven of the Montag Range has for two
generations been an outstanding feature.
Commodious, the oven is so set in the range
p.s to allow maximum heat circulation
practically all around it. As a result,
even heat top, bottom, back or sides.
Outer walls of Montag steel ranges are
thoroughly insulated with a thick layer
of asbestos the heat is retained inside
where it is wanted. As a result, more
heat from less fuel, maintained for a
longer period.
And now, still further Improvement
in the steel Ranges.
The new oven bottom of French
construction doesn't warp retains
the heat still better. Top and sides
are electrically welded, making
them practicallyseamlessand per
manently tight; they are made
of Toncan rust-resisting iron.
All Montag Ranges are equip
ped with improved oven ther
mometers. Baking why's for the bak
ing wise !
Step into our Range Depart
ment and learn the many other
desirable features of Montag
Ranges. We have an interest
ing "new-stoves-for-old" '
plan to tell you about.
As illustrated :
S3
$5
DOWN
Delivers Your
Montai?.
Con vetiieni. AVetl-Jy
or Monthly Install
ments on the
Balance.
si
CARR FURNITURE CO.,
Kastern OreKnn ' I.il-KPHt Homo I'llriiiMhni h
GASOLINE
II..BA.D Oil COMPANV OriALiroNl
I
ilii-s of tho common li.irhiTry iiuuli '
:i n sown.,, or stem rust In whi-iit
:in I. yonil tin- vision of thus..
Iiii...'p nrillimi'tieul ri'iiillllfr rap:i('i-'
ly mi.in Willi lilllinn.H or lilllions. i
1. vim Ii. 1 1 ut I on ol' th.. I. -it. th I llll-
roau of plant Industry I'stltnatiK
Hint n IiiihIi nix to ( IkIii f..,.t ;' iiKii
may. proilnri. nion. ihnn (J4,tiini.
iMiu.fiiiii j.ti.ni rust uporf'M in tf -in-t,'l.
yar.
Chiladelphla district attorney
S'lys he discovered that a police
raptaiu. drawing $.'.,n a inntilh. has'
hankivl JiT.an in four'monlhs lime,
lust 1 he man. il inusly, to help
Mr. Conlhlne out with that '.'it-
."no delieit.
OUT OUR WAY " By Williams;
''y lcowit i y -1 s; 's, i yes-1 Cm , ;
": Ti-i-M" Mew . i'. mo t" V""-1- emo kmc.i rr i
'.."j ImO WiV'-. I - .siOT-.7wiMd- fAeo AIM!' I ... 0
.V 0i-NV-viM'! M. I'm f . T '. i! t NOtVUM ! . ;
M , im ! - Aurw.n lo i VlloiIcw . ,
A Grande Rationalist Association ' v' S 'V I
7th Annual I '1t!
apple jack (jumi tr" -f " f- F
iMKLEiumE. 'rkh
A Jolly ;mk IMaeo to lo Jollv ;Fv''fe?. ' &CV tU':-' 'X"-y ir "
D.WCK KAT DRINK l'LAY iY 1 , 1 K Si iW PA ' V--V:
Auspices imliler Post No. Hi ! U 1 !; I Jfife ' L i V- lit;:? V U i 'V '.
IWeds An.erinin ketiion Post F,m( jV'J fj) ' ' ! Jffi 1- " -t '. V 1
Tliat Famous Legion Jazz f-ii?s : .V? $fA:j': !
! Animal Event With A Kick Let's Co. nvmu, To l,v,Ov-V I
Come On Over Folks
and guess the weight of a large lump of coal
And Win a Ton of
Our Good Lump Coal
It will not he necessary to huy or promise to
buy to enter this contest. Merely write your name
and address on a piece of paper with your guess
of the w eight of this large lump of coal and insert
in sealed hox.
On Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10, the lump will
be weighed and one ton of coal will be given to .
the party guessing nearest the actual weight of
the lump,
. THE ONLY CONDITIONS
are one guess only to each person, and the person
must be 21 years of age or older.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude C. Tratt
Phone MAIN 21S