La Grande evening observer., April 29, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, April 29, 192(J.
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New Dresses In Tub Silks
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Pastel shades 'and stripes.,, ' Merchandise of
quality. Every garment guaranteed.
PHcsd at $9.00 to $16.75 ' '
MISSIONS KEEP
AT LEAGUE TOP
LYMAN VAULTS"".
llVz FEET T O
TAKE FIRST
Dependable
Quality.
HILL'S
Dependable
Values.
I
: Ureak kven with Los An- -.. no nimuipateu in the duui
track meet Hattintuy between the
RAIN ENDS GAME
IN BAKER SUNDAY
geles to Win Series
Seattle W ins Game
MNNflMMIMIIHMHWMtMCOMHIMHHNNM
, lly l ho A '( dtl Pre.
! Klpht coast leiifcue ctuhs, func
tioning til top wpecd. tufted seven
hnl.nmaKhfnff attack fur (msltlon
In the slandfmr yesterday, und
tvhcn the smoke of hattlo tnid
clsrd rtwuy, the fiery Allusion
Itcd. who for three ueek straight
have led the leiiuua In the cnm
naiyn for the 129 pennant, were
fiirilifi nhend than ever.
i .Aroused to the nolnt of nm:cv
(- vn.um , he-rtiiw of the harsh treatment uc
KCdKN'I-:.' Ore.. April 29 A'V corded the veteran llrtry Krauae In
t-r-Tlif. litiih ;h(m uf Vit ncmtvcr. inn mornlntr, the Missions topped
"Wash., Ijivttd'-d Oregon to enter nut In the afternoon to hotter their
the minimi hlh whuol relay ear- way to a 1(1 to-3 victory and the
jiivui iiere rwmun.ty, nitu returned wees h scries ner j ne mormiije
to WaKhltiKtmi with two new rec- K(ini resulted In n & to 3 win for I
the AnKelH. '
new The Hotithernem scored five run
and the canny Kpllhuller In the fox-
Pirate-Elephant Contest
.rheinnwa Indlanii and the Hooks, j Called in IhirdWlthLa
I look one firm place and one sec-, panJ. l j o i
, ond, for a total of elvht point.! , UI nuV JxnVdQ, -1
i l.yinan won the pole vault at II '
feet 0 Inches, considered to be an I rtan stopped the a Grand,
exeellent mark In first-year col- nuer nm in h itiu tn.,.i
Relay Carnival
Held At Eugene;
v Vancouver Wins
Ixe event, and lie uUo won uov
ond In the hiyh Jump, lolriK to
Kodinan. rook hlKh Jumper, who
thrilled the crowd with a leap of
6 feet 1 1 "4 liu hr-a.
l.jrman waa abo a memher of
the rook baketall team during the
winter athleili aeaon.
lerncue at the end of two and a half
inninjf of play at Baker yeaterday
and. In the opinion of local fan a
Major Leaguers
Play Sunday On
Rainy Diamonds
11) William t. Clilpiiraii
(Auorlutcil 1'rciiii KporU Writer)
In hr-iwen vioudhumH and
showeni throuKh the ruftern-theu.
tor of major loaicuo war. pennant
eontenden. real untl uccuNeil.
stopped to the Plate yesterday and
woo s morul victory over the
to the'rulo "gro'und'ii" l- O'J ,Bi
the Olanu would trample the Phil
lies twlr in the same afternoon.
After Kred Kltxlmmon had toyed
with the Hhotton troopa to win the
opener l.y to t. rain fell In ueh
ii hualneMB-IIke way hat Olant offi
cial were forced to end Ihelr cus
tomers home short chanted. Track"
Johnson picked "P two home runs
in the slnKle melee, as did Hack
Wilson In the mime at Cincinnati.
Hack. Incidentally, hatted home
five runs, a record for tho season
to dale. '
The ruin which drenched I'lat
hush and environs gave tho Itobint
chunce to provo tnemseives us
w ho were In attendance, thp show- One game was delayed, another wus
ers prevented another Iji Grande cut short, and the second portion
win and added dlscotnflturo to ono of a scheduled double-header -at
William. Hrauer. former portxliler the I'olo grounds was washed away,
with the Portland Heavers of the hut the ruin checks were rendered
weather aud swum for their lives. adent at losing In six innings as
thov were. Known to we in nm-.
The Braves ncceptcd this decision
' ..i. Tl l:sl,V I'IMMJItAMS
' . v The National1 llrondcuMling com.
titifiv Ili-fitM-mri. fur Tui'iMluv nltfllt
. fullnw: 7 in K iranseonllnenlal ."'''" ""' """'h Ktl,r
VHiidevlle hour: 10 lo 13. dunce ' Viincmiver " estahllshed '
niioUi! (Trocuderulns). . ! marks. .In the iinrter mile
mww 'rite American Uniuilciistlng com- nrond Jump, und e.iiulcl the sprint gy morning hours, and not a single
any.- program for-Tuesday night medley murk. , ono was earned, (lordon Xlade's
""ilows: 7. "Old Hongs for New", j I'rimk KoHenuti'lHt of Vancnuver four costly errors bringing down
7:3o. artistic ensemble: . 8, V'lo : perforined in spertueuiur fashion, die lilnme for the loss. Klado was
.Meyei-s orchestra: Si. mae ouarlet; lie belltTvd a slate ieeord of more In a pnnjn lit shortstop, httt ho did
. !:a!ii. I'aul Ifiinyaa: 10, plilihui--jthnn r-l year standing In the hroad much better In the nightcap. .
iimnlr orrhesiiu: II lo 12. Vic Mey- jump' with a leap of 22 Ml. Ktsils Ibslen Twice
ers orchestra. . j Inches. The old mark was SI feet I Tilly line's Hollywood boys de-
I'niilnnit . Inches, set by laft Kelly ..f I'en- fen led the Kan Kranclscn Keals
KCIW (CZOkc) 7. NIK": . studio- dlelon In 1 filM.
a. Kfi.MO program: I0:ad to II. j Krnoklln of I'orllnnd broke the
': IS. news sumiiiary. j record' III rh 1 nO-vard dash; ftl-iiot,
I'OIV (atilki ) 7, hotel oreheslrn: the two mile, Commerce, Ihe dls
' ouaitct; II, studio: i:'i, fighlj lance nievley, and hill military, the
bioadcasl, A. , ;shot put.'r . t. . , , ,
KKX (lisoltc) 7. ien( hoitii: fc'Jl -.-1 ii i. ' '
i 'wontestwiu- "
"" BE HELD HERE
? KOA .1kc 7. W; . flnan- Ji, .J.i.ii '
(lil iiuestlons: :Sfi. news bulletins, j (J SViUICIJAT
League
Standings
KiKikaiie
KH0 IftOokc) 7, NIK: , nnwl-,
enl proirniiii! it: I ft. -feporla, newa:
la. Amo nnd A wtyt 10:10, ati-ln
eiireinhle; II, NIK
twice In the day. The Hhelka won
the flrat hattle I to 1, In ten fat
imthiKH, and the necond -4 to 2, In
aeven InnlnRH, The fii-Kt Kame
hroka up with U'ollywood wlnnhiK
on one of thoite painful endlnuH
with the hit thrill com inn tit the
wlnnem in the very Iat; : ,
(llynn. Heal rlKhthander, walked j
Itawder wllh the haxca full, and '
vnve Cariyle the run that hroiiKht
the Hiam ihe victory and tlio week'a
I , " ' ; ' Tiwlflu CiiA-l -t
W. I-
MU-hIohh jo
jt AneN-s U 5
On kin li. I ft 6
Hollywood i )
Kan Kranciwo ..- ...17 ' 17
Sacramento 17 Jg
l'orilaiol ...'.....'..13 U
Wdttlle 7 2
alio mi I Ixnitc
Boston 6 " t
t'hfcavo '. o , 4
New York 4 - 3
Ht. (.ouIh 0 a
I'hllad.'lphin 4 ; 5
I'lttHlHjr'K 4 .ft
l'tn(iin:itl ; 4 (
Itrooklyn . $ . 7
IVt.
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.20
Per.
.750
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.4 4 4
.444
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I'adflc t'oaft leaxue,
When the'gTtme was called ly
I'niptre Whipple, the score Mood 2
to J In fuvor of the J'lratea and
here la what J.a Grande did to Mr.
liruut-r In the two und u hulf Inn
In: aecured five clean hita. two
aacrifice hk. one walk und one
free pawj to first haw when the
butter wan hit hy a pitched hall.
On tho other tide of the Jcdiccr,
Hrauer managed to strike out three
of the 16 batter who fuced him.
At the rule the !J rates were amaah
Inif out hlla off the ex-coajit
b'aKuer. funa wen doubtful if he
would have luated throtiKh the
Kaine.
; iiurr amowh two iiiu
; On the other hand. Cecil Duff
I faced flKht Hake rites In two Inn
in km, ailouln? two hit, atrlkinir out
one man and two men reached "flrat
on u (i'hWxCs chulce und on an.
error, ln.ki'r'a
earned.
null and void In every padi.
Klitlntr in the weatern ector
saw the Ht, l.oula Itrowns continue
their mad pace a two Nutionul
leaKUe fuvorftea ell before ' so
calted under-dowi. - The Cincinnati
HiMla, conceded to lie at fur under
hv L to t and remained at the top 1
of the peculiur Htnndinj? of the Xa
lionul leajruc clula. Kube Hresa
ler go three, hit, Including uj
homer. , , .
Itulh Hun Attain
. Uabe Itulh second home run I
and Walte Hoyfa effective pitching j
pulled the Yankee tlirouKli by 7
to 2 ut WiiHhlnulon alter tue nun
it I powdble for dOK to get. held tin. The content wua deluycd l
left the Cuba reellnir under a 1 7 - for more than an hour. Iloyt look '
to 12 blow ut lledland field, but I nlH third victory of Oie younic boh-
found ihcritwIvcH severely buttered ) MUt Wth a defetit yet to be expert- !
by liruin but before it was called ' enrIi( j
a duy. The Hed led at one time j
by 12 to 2, only to .see the Cubs ( Hoston funs, to the number of,
pull up to within one-of u tie by ( 26,ii(i(t, finullv hud u chunce ye
KcorittK once In the fourth und terday to ace a major league cliam-
eiKht times in the fifth.
lettr WinA Ciumo
Jchm Petty pltehel hla first win-
Garden Hose
' Complete with
couplings
$6.95
Th famou Good rich . Oar
ieti llne mitde of loimheued
rubbed, untiling but artiiiil
leNtrui-tltin can Feparute the
rubber from the fabric, lu
4jstK kinking and iwhaiii;:
nd i tested to several times
:lty water prcaiujre. 5U feet,
iikI complete q
Ailh couplings..'.".;. pOyD
CARR
FUHNITUIJE CO., Inc.
Jlfiiu 770
Eastern Oregon's Lnrgeit
llonie l-'urnlNlu-rs
iiiAXTK pass Ki:i,i:tTi'.n
Mi:l"l'-Oltl. tire.. Apt-. 2'J AI'
The l''ederated Wonicn's flubs of
Oregon, first district, will hold Us
l!iao convention ut (Irants. I'assI
Women from five southern OregoiA
counties attended the i!21l conven- '
lone run tyus un
nloiishili contest on the Sabhulh.
but the Athletics, entirely out of ,
iM,n,nuhu U'llh the ITU III Hlllrit Ofi
he occasion, romtied back to I'hll- ' li"n "lll,'h llt Ashlnnd Sin
ning game of the year on' turning - ..i, Wnh an edite of 7 to 3. 1 unlay. - - '
bock the Cardinals to to t with Th, j((,d r.(1 v 2 to going ;
only rour sure. tuts. The I'lnttes lnIO th(. UitK 1)Ul a well-timed
t hnMigili'iB lillfl Ihnfr Irnillileu U'llh . ... , . 1 1 nfru.. t..
" UaKUUIl Upon name ikinnni, m . .
old Pete Alexander, and made-U10 , .h,.i ..,wi .iUv.i conni Mack's!
1 Kaine sure omy ny a tnree-run as
IH AllJtClCtt
(64ke-) 7, NIIC;
pi-osmiii; , ti, orrhttro;
Ml ,
, KNX flu&itkr) 7. Dr. Tlaum
CmUl; 7:30. features: 0 to 12. Oils
AriiheJni'M orchcMtru; 12 to I, popu
lar dance hour.
K4atle
KOMO (!lokc) 7. KMC; I. slu-
dlo: ;3". ort'hestm: II, newa;
11:"&, oreheMtra, moIoIhIk. '
KJU ti7iike 7 to 12. AHC pro
jinun.
Oaklsnd
i III Aln.. A. tl. Conk II ri
(HbTerver f orreMMHleiii) J
rOVI':,"ire.. , pechiri The
' picture cortiawt heiween Cove ami
Knti.ii Mih Kiadc pupil will he held
studio ttt (bp dixirlct convenf U.n of Keder
to II, nt(i( Women V clubs In Iji Orande,
Haturdiiy May A try-out between
the (wo teams was held at Cove j
crlc. The Htars now aland In
fourth place In Ihe league ruce,
with vrryi good proxpects ahxud.
conMerinR- the fact that they are
only a few points behind. the nee.
ond. place AnKcl and the third
place Oak. There has been a clone
race between thoae three clubs for
ihelr present standings.
After the first same of the
Ht. I.nul ......
Philadelphia
Ni'W York ....
Detroit
Cleveland ....
t'hiciiKo
Hot on
Washington ..
Aitierltnii UflmM
W.
t exceptlnir one case of juaKling; the
bull, fruiitienlly While McKennon
Pet.
.(jr,
.GlU
.403
.4 J-..'
.4UM
.S7S
.83.1
j i.txi . rrio.iy. .m, r.. .timer
j brought three irt from the eighth
; Crude at Cnion who are represent
JliiK their m hool In the CoutcHt.
Cove boys and Krls played ball
in' llnterprise Prlday afternoon nnd
evening, lonhlni; both Kanus to Kn-
j t erjtiis'. They report a f I ne t rip
nun wej-r wen cnieriainen ny ino
KI.X 8lkc 7, news; T:S0. Kd- hniorprji-c youn people but they
wi Klsher. pianiM; 8.. uulntct: , 9, i fl,1,rI wlM-
atudlo: 10 torlt Icqr-ie-l,l.or -x "be UidU's Aid of the .Methn.
the',trH. " t . . ; j j ' . JdlstfJtiJseopal church cave an atio-
KCIO 7luic) NMC.; Hf -Yitv mblilln' party In the church parlors
'linn; H. JThe I'IIki Iiiim; I'i, tww ; I'fblliy evenlnif. Tfn was what
H:I5 to 12. N1IC. j had bei n advertised uh their "lo-
: lnr Social" when each woman he-
JII-. i. . '""W" " Hoclety cave a do-
KHI, OU'Ko 7 NIK Jar that she had earpfd and when
Kojtram; :.o variety; 10, ctamb I U(i. m
Mfr dance orchestra, , tlf ,ho WM. wh(rn Hhp hlM,
Kan rraiK'lM'n j fttrn1' A" ,np iorles "JOarn-
Kl-'llC (tllOkc) 7. renlure: ft, ! inif liolalr" were Interonlliw hut
concert; JO. Amos nnd Andy; Mt;l(i, ' sonte were exceptional aood. belnx
two hours dance music. ' ttlveit'lmih In poo try and proo.
KPO fAKUkc 7, NIIC; concert; The entertainment consisted of
:J0, Tommy und Mob; Id to 12,'f namins correctly seventy five cars
NIIC. . 1 presented in pictures, an ituinmo
i ,L j - , t ,, . i,IL1J.ia, j hll. nn'ff, fttQ. J Jtefrenhinenls wero
served. '.;
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FOLEY
PILLS
.DIVtiUIC
Constantly In use
over 25 years
, jSoundt nionbU
If nn.vrtiin Is worth reatlinn ni
till. It Ik worth road i li ttncxpitrual
it), bid often ennuli. an lines
piiiiiU'it wdtcf imly iiiii ties ymi n
Cilliiud as till uncxniTnled gov
Ip tiinngor,
scheduled Kcntlle-Porlland double-
header had cone five innings -wiiti
one out In the Scuttle sixth. It be
Kuu pouring so that Impire hiik
pended the proceefriKs, ami half
an hour later called It off entirely,
with the field resembling n minia
ture lake. Heattle won in the five
official limine 4 to 1.
finks Senator .Spill
"The Oak nnd Sacramento Sen
ators broke , even on' ycxlerday'a
dobbb'hfader The bometowners
(aklnt; the rnornin pmn 8 to 7.
sad' the Hnos the afternoon 7' to &.
The morutitK win made It five In
a row for the Oaks, who overcame
a 7 to 2 lend to turn the trick. Max
Itacbao appeared due for a heating
In the sixth I niiln u; of the afternoon
uame when Manager lltnlitv ' Kvau
sent In Kddy Uryan ermwhile '.Vllirj
sion and Seal pitcher, to stop- the
iOnk in Ihelr trnck.
! Yesti'iday tV.asl leaciti- result
follow!
j At P.nllan.l It. II. K.I
' H'Utlli . , 4 7
i i'ortimid 12 1;
jr Ibilttirbs: J'iptft'uN and ftoreanlM
J CiiHceri llu pud IteKO,
! (t.amo culled In sllh uecnunt
rain; second kuiiim tailed ofi).
(Incltnlln, kuuics of Apr, 2S)
lly AM4clatMl rs!
National
llatiiiiR H'-phenson, Cubf, .420.
Itunn Hlephennon, Cubs; Crlta,
Iteils. 2. '
Itum: batted In YVIItfotr. Cub:
llafsy, Cards, 13.
Hits- Stepltenwon. Cuyler, Cubj-i,
IS- .
lotibles-r-Vlsc, Cards, -fl.'
T'lplen - Ciillnp, HisHoniiette,
lloldns, 2'. .. .
llomrs' llermun, It o b I n a;
O'Do-.il, Phillies; Harper, Hraves.
Duf'-'y. Curds: OU, lllanls; Wlon,
Stolen basea ('"lowers,
Maranville, It'avcs, 4.
Cttchlnjf No leader.
Anii-r.'i-au
Hattltiff .lamlcsbn, Indians,-.51 4
ttiih-, V'Hrlner, TiKers fi.
. ,Mnmu.)Katniyra. jA.tuoii-1.. ti
K.T. 17, ;, ";.-;'Jr.y " - I
Hits (inhrlnifcr, TiK'rii. 22.:
. Doubles (lehrinver. Titers; Mc
fJowan. lltownh, Dyltes, Athletics,
. . . .. ... j
Triples Alexander, Hlce, Tillers.
2- I
ffomers--lllue, llrouiis, .1,
Hioli-n hum Koitsecu, Indlupf,
Metxlor. Whilft Hox, 8.- . ,,
Pitehtim Na leader.
orobletli.
. Johnny Saunders. Portlund third- ,uul1 oifulnut Sylvester .Johnson in j ninK yor and Jimmy Dykes
StriiiK catcher lust year aud part of 0 nnth uftT Alex had Klveij way j coptribuicd home runs to the
this season, showed up very well b'nch hulsman. ' ; - Alacklan cause, and Dykes In nddl-
'rw" 'LJ-S' -'-- I )Ilo iommi, attended to the de
when KniKht. Duff und Kin bit t fene bv Hervlns tho knuckle ball
Hinif Ion In auccewiion, Knlshi; , fn niH tf.Ht Htyi0.
however, was caiiKbt out off second j Th(, g,j victory of thh Brown
by one of Saunders' pcrs. Helms , i Stroll, cnuoled with the stie-
sacrlficed, advancing Duff to third, ; VOiiH of llu, Athletics, left theso two
out AicK.ennon strucn oui,
the chances.
In the third Sylvester went to with u mark of .6C7.
flrat on - Urown'e error but .wua . Vhe. White Sox shaded the Indi
tlirown out off the half by Saun- un by 2 to 1 at Chicago in the re
de ra. . . : malnlnu; American Icukuc klrmiMh.
IlmHit Scortu , , 1 , y
In the second Saunders a;ot hit. "
b til t nil lilt hut u na ilirnu'n rtut i-vf '
iiiH to roach second, Hrown stuytnu;
nt first on a fleldcr'a choice. Hen
Alexander went to first on Murchi
eon'a erratic throw to first, per
mHtlnv Hrown to acoro. ;, Than
Hrauer struck out and McCord hit
iioM;i:it dii:s 1
POUT OltKOItD. Apr. 29; (AP)
t Louis Knapp, St!, ihe oldest pio
neer in Port Or fowl, died here yes
terday. He came here In 1N5 and
had lived in this acction ever since.
was raJ"K from., first to second
baso for an eaay advance. In hU
one timo at bat Saunders snared a
scratch hit whfch Sylvester dove
Into and knocked down, but was
unable, to field before Maunders
had touched the initial has. -I'I
rates Score Twice
IJoth of 1 4i Grande's runs came
In the first InnliiK'. after Slierirf
: Henry McKlnney tossed out tho
: first bull to open -the. home sca
Ison at Maker. King was hit by one
'of Hrauer' wild slants. Helms
crushed out a single into left field
and went to second when Alexan
der muffed the pickup.- Then
Stokke walked und -Murchlson
drove out an easy one to first base.
With the buses loaded Sylvester
ending contenders in a tie for ton honors
J in tho younger major circuit, each
hi:co.hw-;xi scattkiwooi)
WASHINGTON, Apr. 2- AP
J. Henry Scuttccrsood, Of Phila
delphia, has been recommended to
President Hoover by Secrettary
Wilbur for nsslstant commtssloiXT
of Indian affairs. '
. Kdard Wallace says lonff-fnced
men have a tendency to bneonio
bald. .Maybu they only accm lonjci
faced. -
aacrlflcwl to rifht field, scoi-in un easy one into the infield, Holms
rwii,K. .ier.ennon orove out a sin- inklnK tho assist. .
Kle, scoring Helms. Moore, next
up. struck out. i
In Halter's half Hlglm. Lnymon
nnd l.yke went nut one, two. threo
on cny Infield chances.
The Hnker inHeld saved Hr.iuei
from more scores In the second.
Tho Kama wllb be played off at
Haker later In the season, the date
to be announced later. j
While mln, wiiH washing out the
Pirn t cs and Kb'phnnts, Pendleton
won a, second game against I-.ntcr-prise.
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TH0NE MAIN 2 )
WON CHEVROLET CO.
1114 Adams Ave.
Next to Observer Office.
JutisfiKlion
(junmnlced j
Men and j
women .
Vvrrywhrrr
II C Mini 1
rrf onimriid '
. Illt'lll
1 W THF M -
Ons Coniolslion
IMit ll.irKi "li'a iniigli having
lliew iiinnr nirn i,i,nK llllr pi,,,.,,, .
Heeoiid Horse "Well. I unm ,
iiii-n sniiiei inn eKi la iiu-,..,.
lll-i.-iil-H (!,'
Ill
j At l.os Angeles-
I J.'l i stl giilm -
Han KriinelHCo
j Hollywood
I llatterles; ' Olyun
i Ki'hinldt; Wetscl und
! innings),
j Second game .
!Hnn l''l-anesco
i llollywnoil
(7 Innings, by ngrei
. j anil Koehler: Hurst
illl'l
llnssler. (Ill
' it. ir.
t 4
mi-nl ).
Kassleli, Itneli-
ler ami Iteed,
II, 10.' Afternoon game. It, II. K.
4 fl Hacninienlo 7 la, '
4 (iiiklnnil ....1 i It 0
Iteecl llatterles: Itaehae. Iiryaft and
Knellb
burdl.
r; liaglla, Jefl'coat and liin-
j llalterles: Clonics und Schmidt:
i Mart), Jolin- and I'oou.
Hair on Man', Held
lTlHJ luilron n.in.in'. h I. If left
imeill. rarely snnvs innrs lliuli IV
liiche. :'rennlne b( line siien
At Oakland: .
i ' l-'irst game It. II,
j Kaci-iiincntn 7 1 1
jiialiland ; li 1(1
i 1 Hallerb-s: tlould, Kuns. ' Kestlnr eismid llorfinan.
At ftin Kranclseor -
' .Morning game ' It. It. K.
l.os Augeb-s . 5 I) 4
Missions J it 0 ;
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Afternoon glillie ..It. II. I-:, j
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NEW style In motors lias swept tlio
automoliilo iiidiislry. Hieli
. cont'ircssion motors, powerful.
speedy, econoinical, add empliasis ta tlia
outward beauty of modern cans.
Iltipinohila Century sixes ani eight,
are among the most striking this year
and their motors are worthy of tlia hoods
thut house them.
But lod.iy every car owner fardel
problem. Not a fault in his car rather
a fault in the oil lie uses, Jinny oils form
quantities of hard carhon. It is bother
some and has to bo removed even front
old cars. In hih-compression motors it -becomes
a real danger because pistons
ulmnl touch tho cylinder bead. Where
'would you put a quarter-inch layer of -loke-lik-j
carbon? ..,-'.
Hard carhon causes more damage tfian
many of us realize. Chip p't under
valves holding them open to warp anil
waste power. Gritty bits grind and chafe
through moving engine parts,
However, there i an auiwert forI
has gone out among lubrication experts
word tibottt a new motor oil thut solves
the carbon problem.
Your hran Jenpt g Hill Jucfc charm In fine, iCPf k
(War, fllittH'! This llupmobile CeWMry rlgnt, Tl pfumi
tefeu pauettger sntua U a picture indeed Jy Vl -ffUiiJl
la-rg lAe roi..t oil
form .mure cmrbon. A
tmntitle vf this et. ho en
burned, frl more then
three1 lime, e. mm A) aJ
Me( .Uokn- OU
temple of
Oil left
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omy thil uumtl mclion
rsroon e.nd it Is
srit otrMWi. sot Ji
hard, $'i'tr dme$in$
kind
' fhell Motor Oil actually forms only
13 to )" us much curium as even the
moet rxiejisie oil you can buy! The
little it forms is only soft soot thut blows
easily uway.
The new bilivacuuni refining process
by which Shell Motur Oil is niailn pro
duces a finer lubricant, too. One that is
remarkably n-itatit to heat) it hulds its
body loiij; after ordinary oil. break down.
. Thus in Shell Motor Oil you pet two
vital tilings. First, freedom from bard
carbon, secondly a marvelous lubricant.
Fill with it regularly.
Famed oficnyj for stamina, llupmobile '
has more than kept its pace. A'eio inn-
mobile motors are hifhompreisioniof .
course modern engines must be! And '
highromprcssion means no room jor :
hard carbon use an oil that forms none
SHELL MOTOR OIL
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