La Grande evening observer., April 17, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER,. LA jGRANDE, ORE,
Wednesday, April 17, 1929
lliTr
TTbu need no longer be told that
you have an expensive foot
Enna Jettick
Health
Shoes
add pep to
your step
AIiumi nut mi inakra feel grow uld
wild the moat common form of alua U
ill lining thiMM.
If )nr feel tlinl hcraUM tou cIioom la
my only 5 to (6 fur Tour allocs you
mum lake vliulrirr tun rt in Ilia Hay
nf lit roll ure iilihlukrii.
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COAST LEAGUERS
COUNT 76 HITS
Cudgels Whack Along i
Circuit With Beavers
Losing 9 to 2
I'ai irif I'oaM 1,1-aici.e KtunilliiKM
tlflKtlll
Cubs, With Hornshy, Favored In National
Dependable
.Quality.,
BILL'S f'DiS,te;
W. I.. i'ct.
T.oa Angeles .;..M ' T .607-
.Miimlon ...13 7 .63a
Hun Kranclhco - ...11 10 ,.M
Oakland ,. .........:. 11 10 .r.2
I'ortlund .....,...,...,.... 9 S . .600
Hacramcnto 11 11 .601
Hollywood , 5 11 .313
Hcultle 6 13 .273
V. alter Johnson Confident As He
Itr TIip Aw40.-ii.ni1 Prom
The rf'KuiintllhK w hue kit of count i
IcittfUo rudKflH. rcrmrliiK with utir-
IH-lMlitir fru'i lit- n vy, provlih-U tltfc
thrlltH In yfMti'nlny'R thra league
turU-H Kuint-D. Ituln at buttle
cuiifiixl poHlpont'iiiMtt or tlif ffiinio
Kclifunlod for thn ImlluriM and the
Hollywood Htuin.
Iter rout I on l'ui'k. Han Krunclwro.
wan tlir wene of an Interim ln I
hiittl-'. In which thn Oiiku walloped
the HwiIn Into suhtnifwton, tuking
tho ppninHiilA twiiUr for a total
of HI hflM, and a 9 to 3 win. Kv.-ry I
Oakland man ncovi'f a. run, and
lhy nicked JncohM for flvi runs
In Ihrnn InnlnRn alone.
Tht I'ortlund Minvrn met' thr-lr
Waterloo virtually in thn flint Inn- I
Inif of tlK'lr Kuimt with t ho Han
KruMOiHro 'Minion ItwlH. '.' who
Ktat'd a four-run rally to ntatt off
tho content,-and finally won 9 to I
W. An error hv lilllH..vlth two out i
on Ike liooiii t-uMy roller .paved I
::"J I ..,1 42 -. .
I .- . in).
I . I , " 4'- . . ". I Card nah
A . ' L? -s4 iJ !
! Pirates Defeat
ubsln Opening
Game Of Season
Ball Bearing
Lawn Mower
I4-In. Made Vhoenlx . Ijiwn
Mower, Helf-ttdjttstiiiK, hull
hearinu. The ipiinu roust ruc
tion taken up any welir on
heiiinK. ladn , throughout
if hent mati-iitilH, you are uh
mired of lonjr, troulile-frce
icrvleo
i
j i.'
j
! races League season- in JNew uoie rvi?r t,,e H.:"v"r j'-i
1- ' " c ; l'111' III lilt" Kltl'M MMTlOf K nil II
: ', 1 , ...i .i..' i, .11 'ii'v homer, unci' McKiiifi hoinud Willi two
? II)' Ulllimii II. DolirHy irt'i-rcil lo wln-n li mhl, MVou rant on :
i . I tuMiriiiK-il I'rimi mutt Writer) ( hit 'em when you nill't m 'em." , . !
VASIIINUTON, Alr. 17 (Al1)-- III rw'i'llt yi-arH. Hi IiIk rtflr.llkr ' wirrnmcnio rcimioni r-njoyoii a .
I -.Wuilr-r Jol.iimni. liolorixl "HlBifl.rn.1 a iiln il hIhIi I n(r. .lohnMn or. rlmnRn of lurk rtown Kouth! Kl , j n Knl , ,.owp,.8 ,,,.,
I '-iVHin" .f WnMilwriftn Imwl.nll, l riulnnally Mii.lor.l a Khui p.hreak. Hryan, lanky liioun.liiian. .toi.)rl hLu,! h,, j . "
j '. .. I . ihn - Matiatni-a' liifialnir alrmib i lit ' r " nulrB 1
; Imck Ip Iiphiii iinollifi' KMiaun inininir iiirvn, " ," i . ' 1 At l.oa Anuoli'
ninr im iiunwRHr. j H nvcr will he a iniiimar of ImrKnic tho HoIoiih to a T to 3 il.t Al ';0H ftnBUI
J '' Jliurlni; hut ullicht rpm-iniiiunri! in iirivinir typn iikp jonn' Me- "
j to Hi;ju y. auiiKlluK yniiiiKl.-r who draw, lie nul.l, ror hp hPlli.vra tliut ( tIp oiinipr wna marrej. I.y
vwiiic Jioin Wrlapr, lilu.. more than i tii,.. lapilra aro heat only wltrt a mlnhuii In which l.en Ha-ker wu
i ''.n , ..III. ,lv,i..o.ll.. In l.l'.....l,.ln Ivniw of iiluvem. "I run Prol.ahly aerloiu.ly Injlin-.l, , when
' h a rla.it l.rni. Johnwrn la farina IiiikI when ! hiiVP to. thomfh," hot Hiip ilrlve from We 8c hul
f Li . i...L. lili l.niiil..ir rnnfl- he n lu ll, when I.Ik enav.at.uir nipilch a hut knorked the Hcantora
r M'lire III a li-um whirl) he ileiK'i'ihra ijln.ONltlon wita ttlMCtiiMeil aa to Ita
"HUPW JON WiLBEflT ROMNSON ,.ni.a . .Vr.4U.JttiM,
. . . "s .... Podger, : . ! G,rh ' .
Hi re Im tin- liiiiliacrliil lln-ui for llic. 1B2II m- ..oii In I In' Nmloiml ll-ntriic. .Ii.c .Mi't l.rlhv sets
I he iifllln. lie hull a niltlii)' i lull In III2S. Imi liu.a ketirr one nun nilli Hourr I Inrush j ns
liU Irit loulilpl limit nrllKI. ' .... .. . .. ..
Ily Tho AM'ultel Pre
The Pltwbuiifh Plruiea won the
Jump In the National league pen
nant chaae at I'hleaico yeateriluy
bv defrallllK I'hieUBO i to 3 in the
aeithon InauKUi'iH. At i ini iiinau. i
St. l.otll perfonned well, defeat
liiB tlio loeala 6 to J and lying the
Pirate for a peieentuBe of one
thouaand a'pleee.
'Hie other two National league
guinea were wanned out whea rain
j prevented Philadelphia ' meeting
New York, nncl lloaton rroin riuu-
ing with Jlrooklyn.
. In the American division the St.
' I.ollla llrowna defeuled ( hinigo 3
to I. while (.'levalund won from
Detroit hy a 5-4 acort In eleven
InnlngH. Italn poatponed the llon-ton-New
York gome and the con
tent between ViiMhington and I'lill
adelphla. The arorcH:' Natlonul league:
It. II. K.
Plttaburgh 7 0
Chicago 3 10 2
llatterlea: Grimea and llnr
greuvea; Itoot linii tiomoilea, Itlake.
H. H. H.
St. l.ouls 5 6 0
Cli'nclnnatl 2 6 n
Hatleriea': Alexander and Jun-
nard: J.lli'aa anil Kllke. i
American League: j ,.,,.,u,o. Apr. 17 (AD Pro-
R. K- nioter Jim Mullen today afgned
rhleogo 1 6 3 ja.k i,.,K. Kngllah liKhlwelglit. to
St. I.oula 3 0 Cl ,ox i.hi McOraw, Detroit, in on..
natterlea: Thomiia and Autry; ,.r fom. rounders at the Coll-
$8
.95
Inc.
CARR
FUltNITURK CO..
Maiu 770
Kawtern Oregon'a Tjirgeat
Home KurnlsherH
i Gray and Sehimg.
n. r. R
......4 Ml 3
6 11 o
arum Ap! 30.
It.
H. K.
Sacramento 0 10 a
i.Oa 'Allgelea .........i.,.,.......'. (2 1
Hutterlea: ltryan and Koehler;
-Miller ami Warren. '
RobbersShoot
Two And Escape
i With -$38,000
I
third nacker unconseloiin In thn '
lumeh of l)oy In poHll1ft effect on ItlH niannRetnent
t
w 1
i
r
t it, "thn fliH'Hl
' the world'
? Tho man who Jinn hecn held up
!' prexIdentM iih an example lo (hi
i niith of Hie land, m Iicim very name
In (he lineup htm hrouKht Impo
tenre lo tin- ImlN of alien playerit,
U Koliitf "I hU new. Jon with the
mine pf :nevi'raiu'j Unit built up
Die Hk! of li'rt feiitfi In Ihe record
.- LitokM lo u lulfrlit KffinltiH-ly l.e
l ond tht n'tirh of the priwnt K n
crutlon of pltehetB. . .. I
f t' don't think I'll have to make
nny nileM. he nnld when nuked
''i iMnt IiIk pin tin for piloting the
;,Vaxhhwtnii club, 1 "They're alt
liuHtlerH and rreqiie-nlly I have lo
Vijnihn nome of thetn to the olub
limiMe." At - tl rnrm near Aim VUtn,
Maryland, while ruin wan eanctuir
l'OMjpo'ieiuent of Hit. nptullifc day
;ii1kv! JValter, una romping VeAtef-.
i'ay with hl I hree-yeaf-old daiiRb
. t r, (he yoiiftMeM of hlH flv clttl-!
-.Irrn. (tut he had time to think
Hr I-iimdIiuII mid ntUrr openhiK daya
when, ua thn ace of the Nationals':
U-h unit eorpK, he wua burnliiK j
y tjiein aver the plate. .. - j
r t ., , Not Dl lxlJi'f 1M1 :
r, In thorn dayi lie Ium three.!
Vilmt tiNtuyM, a ftifl hall, il ranter bail. -ittid
one which tlr-rir Kelly re-
ninth liming. It waa believed hit
of the Newark elub, whltdt he han- WK,,M imeuirea.. , ;t
dleil ItiHt Men Hon. In the rlfth rrnnic. Hacker, Kranh
. a-L. j Ofthorne, Hacramnto left fielder.
AlvdfnVfl rnriftifferfl ' nnU Art, Koehler, Senator catcher.
itiVUIVIU KsVIlBlUVI G hnil hit ct.(.ivc homers. Hryan,
Nevers Aa Coach "!;h,ou?h nU:u !w'lwev M-
' pitched kooI ball In the pfiehen to
r...r... . ' ,at.v 4 u rii In the win., ,;., '-
POKTLANIV Apr. JT-AP V(.mlay'H m-orea follow: (
j-,..,,; ....... . ....... v.u 1, Mln ...
NEW YOUIC. Apr. 17 (AP) A
band of robbcm In an automobile
today held up and abut a police
) man and u hank metwenKer who
i Mvere KUardliiK n payroll anil e-
U&SCKMU DlegVO ' chuh with a Biitn eHlmaied at
JoHeph t'lancy nnd tho ineseni?er,
John McKane. Clancy was aer- JHudlln
loiiKly wounded, but McKnne was - s
hurt only MllKhtly. j '
- Tim money wna In aevernl baffH
and wna being- taken to the Hell
I telephone Inbointorlea in Hetbuno
street.
McKane la employed at thn
Chatham Thenlx bank. .
Detroit ;
I Cleveland
Kleven Innings)
l: llatterlea: Wliftehlll nnd Shea.
HnrKreave; Hbaiite and 1. Kcwell,
Why Is It you hardly ever aee
conKi-ewtinen at the cub rolling
reatlvula at the White- llouan?
AVhy? Well, the event In meant
to he an ckk lulllnw. mind you.
Forbes Wallops
20 ii:k ckxt ixjss
SAN KHANCIHCO, Apr. IT (AP)
I.ohs to California grape grow-
POHTI.ANH. Apr. 17 (AD ! Th,t holdup occurred in Betbune . OHUmled at 2 per cent. Tho fig
Vankle l-'orbert. Loh Angele-H wel-: str,,t t hi the downtown Went Side. ure. wuh quoted by K. Al. Sbeehan.
terwi'lght, Alaln-banKed IiIh way to ' ht' ' rohbera aped up bcHide the j manager of the Cnlfforulu Oiape
j'fiy i u inr II Oil HIIOl
back Mtar, now ii 'member of the
MIhuIouh baaebull team, aald laat
night he had nut hem appronched
by alumni of Htanford relutlve to
accepting the pot of cwirh of a h
letlc teaiiiH-iit the Medlord, Ore,,
high ffi hool. ',. t
Iteporttt from Medford Indicate
an iippllcntlon blank had been for
wnidrd Never by 11, H. tb diick,
auperlntendent of Medford acboola.
Nnvm-H cunrirmtd tho report that
be "would be In t created" In the
position, tout retuai'd to any wheth
er or not he' would accept. 1
Hollywood'Hnattle
pnned, wet groundH,,
At Kan KrunciKoo:
gam post
ti declHlon over Hay McQiitllun,
Oakland negro, in a ID-round main ,
event on the boxing enrd here last!
Patrolman ;
Grow era exchange.
PHONE MAIN 2
LARfSON CHEVROLET CO.
1414 Adams Ave.
Next to Observer Office.
r
147; Xiv-
11. H.'
Oakland ;.,...! If.
Kan lranclHPb i...T,....3 1 7 3
XatlerlcH: Duinnvlcli iind Head:
Jucoba, dome', .riicttell . and .
Schmidt. ,
At r'oitland: ! . . !
' n. ii. ! r.
MlMlona 9 13 u
Portland .:: 2 12 1',
llattcrlPH: i I'tllh'ttiilkV'o'e, ftUl'
night.
' tlnlllun.
K.J - Hed Millet, TuPniiia,.tonK rf wpll-
Korhea weighed
I 4 '.l.
'iirned four-rounder from Young
I1!!-!!.. Albail.i. lioth fought at
163 poiinda. .
Tony O'Dell. Kugene welt?rf won
u four-round deciaion frou'iTliliy
Irwin,' or I inn i I In . nnd YoumJifsl
Wllhml, Portland heavyweight,
took n . derision over Stanley
'i'lioiiipitoiti Kiigene, in futir rounda.
EVERYTHING!
3 !
I 4
Color
and flavor
are important
when you eat
An all-white dinner, or on
all-green dinner, or nn all-red
dinner, would taste a monot
onous as it would look. But
dinner of, suy. milk, meat,
two vegetables, a fruit is a
dinner of varied colors and
varied flavors and is, alaive
nil. dinner good for.vou total.
Contrasts of color and Oavor
nrc important when vou eat.
They help you eat enough of
the varied foods. Then sugar
helps the contrast by height
tiling colors and flavors. It is
used subtly in the kitchen with
vegetables in cooking. Used on
fruits lit soften their acids nnd
promote their fruit flavors.
Used in the best -liked desserts.
No one is likely to eat wisely
who doesn't cnioy what he
eats. iMost families have the
varied foods sweetened for en
joyment. The U'st cooks are
generous with sugar. Tho
Sugar Institute.
For After School or
After Theatre-Aiiy Hour!:
Morning, noon, night Or between meals.
After school or after theatre. For the replace
ment of body tissue burned out at hard play.
Or to satisfy that bedtime hunger '
Tsrii-Blia Ksiey
Doctors
Recommend
Them
"Th medical prfuion
rvcocmaat lh hit'
valu of whole whrt
product in th dit.
ior tkii region t!i ui
of TrU-Blu Honey Cra
ham Craclitri, a whali
vrhtal product, ii ipc
ialty rvcaRimendcd (or
children and growaup,
at woil."
DR. WILL AlXEN.
Clinci Montana.
arc the' food of any hour. So good and so
nourishing. So easily digested that they agree
even with babys delicate ftomach. You will
find in these delicious crackers an answer to
your hunger's prayer.
Ask Your Grocer for Tru-Blu
Honey Graham Crackers
One of the &)any
famous (nickers
ked by TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. -Spokane, Portland. Seattle
HERE WE ARE, BREAK
ING INTO PRINT - BANG!
' We've been cussing and discussing this business
- Df advertising for some time, and itvs our own pri-.
" r vate opinion that you newspaper readers pay atten-
, tion to ads if they're interesting - - and the opposite
if they're not.;. . - ;
, , " ' On the other hand, folks don't like to do business
ivith a firm without an invitation -- or to stay places
they're not welcome.; So a fellow's ad ought to be
inviting and cordial, in the first place, if . they're
going to be worth a whoop;
' 'Anyhow We've found us a fellow who draws some
'!;,:';av. pi'etty ; clever pictures, and we've discovered there
are a lot of mighty important and interesting things
in this insurance business. So we're going to mess
them all up together and shoot the works each
Wednesday afternoon in The Observer.
Hook on and see how it pulls ! We won't say much
- - and it may not be worth much - - but we'll try to
make that "much" be a good memory jogger, a spe
cial invitation expert, and a professional welcome
sign all rolled in one.
INSURANCE
Union Mortgage & Investment Co.
Jack Ferris, Mngr. Ins. Dept.
REAL ESTATE NEW FOLEY BLDG. LOANS .
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