La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 13, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 I I Paire Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GKANDE, ORE. Monday, May 13, 1929 jif i 1 1 t 5 J I i i ! I f u You heard Madame Schumann-Heinle sing over the Radio Sunday Evening. . You also heard this pledge made hy the manufacturers of Enna Jettick Shoes: DUCKS TAKE TWO TILTS ON SUNDAY George Stalling '.Athletics A n il ? I W' W XT - uies in ueorgia.i yanuaa Vrnn jn jl uunvtu uicil III Junior League IIADOOCK. Oh., 18 (AP) Ocihkp Ht(ilHKM, ulio won fume III J 91 4 hy ciijmirlnK the world' ""The ENNA JETTICK Pledge Th Manufacturer of Enna Mission Reds Add to Their bnschuii riuiiiipiunahip for the no TIiM.f Hrnves, died early today us his vjiijj Ull lust i illume neur here. Stalling wan (13 yenra old. I Death enme - nt 5 o'clock thin .morning after an lllnea of aevern) ' months which hail furred his re- Two clubs of the Pacific count uromFnt from the manager-ship of league occupied the limelight In ,tll. .Mmi! ,.f the Interna- yean i-ilnya play among th eight ,n nlKV. i ucy were tin: league lean-. - Indians Win Twice. It The AMMf'Halctl Vrv hi:i.i: wish KKHVfNfJKIV. Mallnml, May IS (A I') M Ihm Hrlpn Will, American ten n Ik rhiiiniiinn. today -I.'fViit.. HiMt Kollln ('oU(iiirn)Ui', 0-1, 6-1 in p nnuUH llllltf'll of tho tcum iltn-1 tn't u i-i'ii Hnllitml and I he I'niK Hindu. Min WUIm iiIho trounced K, Houmuij, rnnktnK yutrh Utr, hy jlnif Mi union Itfda whu twlcw In the day di'h'atrd thu Hacrurnrnto H-n-aiai-H, uml tho hint bill nut li'ii-t ... Bi I jnruiu intnuim, itu numiMi uii w ---- . ..ww-...vw ; whii uio nuiiimy nuuuit'i,tmm.r. Junior Euu Jettickf for tlie j Oaklnnd'n AroniH Hcorfl u ilou- "Modeni Mil specializfl in I vl'to,y lvvr ,h i'ywood waking an extrcuue rm ge of wUu' lI((fl,Illpd tlic ,,ol( tJEea and width, enabling i,yi,: a u,IH a muni unumiiit iipy perieciiy u ityiiMiiy any m o niun(f loi1)i, vfc(url,H- ( . 1 . r uornial loot, no mallei now i .d,,, B,,m won i,y ti, .tlmlon on '" " fi'iturn. Tim mimn , wide, bow narrow, llOW amull, llf'ila y(.ii.i iluy put that rluh ik wont only l InnlnKH In allow l-oi l- or now larve. and at an ex- ' in hiimiu of iiinr two iirart-nt " " nun. . i .ILL. . I rlvali. the Ouku and the Auiii'la, -At I .on Aagvlit. rir ' Wt art prepared to keep thit .. pledge by fitting your feet per- fecttjf with the right ilyle, tiie unit width of Enna Jet tick Shoes . at $5 to $0 a fmir, "'. low: who are th-U for neronil pluoe In the li'UKUii atunillnxi. The MlM- nlona' total vlctorlca l him far la US Poiiluml guinea, with only II loat. All other '" Anwlia ti'uina In the leuuuii halo loat nenr- ' Mntterlfa: y twleii that nuinher. KnlKht nmr Itiiteu; Miller. Iloeh- in tho lliornlnu inline tho lieilu ler. I'etera, Itnherta ami Wurren. won Id to 4, while In the lifter-1 ktecoml Kiime: noon iriinie they Improved the arorn I.oh Anneles ,...; , 0 X 1 "' . . i huikliiif It II to il. The two in Tnrttoitil S II M W ' J left the MUialuna a. rlenn sweep on I '"i Innlnga) E""H1 I I . I . TS llm weekVaork ulvlnK lhn Iteila 7, llutterlea: Heck nnd Hego: Har- II B m a A m J W W und the KenutorH ll ttooaetlKg. .fool, Child. PIHt and Annuh, War uependuble Dependable VrIhw. Quality. 1 i ij Railroad N i n e Wins Game From Huntington, 11-9 Hy William J. '4iIiiiuiii . (ANKoelnted Prewf Kporta Writer) With the flrat weatern InvuMloli of the I'olo Kioiirula driftine Into lla final huae, the (lianta remain In need of vletorlea u the cnriln and the fnha iinihe the rare out front lOKether. While the flan MefJiuw enir exhlhlt hut three vle torlea uuninxt five ilffiitu and one tie for the weatern atand. the lied Ilinla huvo won aeven out of nine ' and 4he t'ulia aix out of nine with one tied on their euntern trip. The (llunta ended the more dif ficult purt of their mm ml aKiilnat j ine weat hy pluylng u to 0 He : with the fuha yeaterrtuy hifort oip.ikki funa. The kiMiiu wua hrok- en up ut the end or the eleventh hy a xuildcn niinatorni. It ua a home run liuttle' hetween t'uyler, ! Wllaon anil llnrtnett for the I'uha! nnd oil and l.lndatrom. tor the! home forrea. Art Nerf atarted nscalnat tho Polo , gioundei-a. Ilia forilier matea, hut i waa knocked out in the alxth. Jon- ! nnrd nnd lluah both aurcuinbed to managerial xtrateity and Mike' Cvengioa Hied the luat two rounds. ('nil Hiihhell. the no-hlt hero, had to have help from Curl Muya. j - I lie CardlnnlK. of oourae, defeut I ed Brooklyn. The aeore thla time I won 13 to 7. giving the lied Itirda a aweep of three guinea In Brook lyn. und running the Itohin loalng ali en It to nix. Tho Iteta auhjerteil i tho Kravca ut lloatnn. hy a to x , hehlnd the fine left-liHnillng of n. j Kipu Itlxey.. At Stockton, fVil., morning gnme: The Plilla and the Pirate got It. H. II. the day off hecauae no Kunduy liull . 1(1 16 1 la pluyed in either .oily. .. ' . .... 4 10 1 i The American leninte rnre wna firat gnme fol- It. H. K. ... 0 H I ....6 13 1 Cuacarella, Powera, See tic Newest Ideas in RANGES for the MOD ERN KITC H EN Monta RangeWeek- MAY 12' to 18 ' ' SPECIAL TERMS rtirllllng rinuii1 'riie two Hiiiille-Hun ' I'Vunclaeo ttiiincB iiriivliled u Ihrllllng fiiiiah to lite, week a aerlea, . The Indiana Mlsaloa fl'olll' thd north 'won tho mm-nlni HilCrnmf'ntn I'lii'OilntHo 4 lit Land the afternoon Hutterlea: . Nulum nnd Koffmnn; iilunged Into n demllook na the nffulr 8 to 4Jr Howovi'r, the Keula Klynn. Iliichuc und H. HurrlH. j Tlgeia won their aeeond atrnlght won tho aeries 4 put of 1. , AJhcrt Ai Hurruiiionlo, Cut., uflernoon ! from the yunkeea whllo tho Athlet lrlci.i ItMooKlo: 'pitcher ohtitincd game: 'lea met ruin in Cleveland. Tho from .(he TJteo-Hye, leuguo, held ' It. H. E. ! Hengula hit tho offerings of Wulto llte Keiila to hut two hits in the Missions '. 11 17 2 . Huyi, and l.eo Durocher helped Uy morning guiile. ' I Hiiernmento 3 0 1 . fumbling a doulilo play in the sec- Tho Im fli'iind O..W Ouklund won .4 to 3 In the morn- Hutterlea: Plllette nnd niendeli hiiKi liull ",K 10 !" 'l"rnoon Clould nud Koehler. team defeated the Huntington rnll roiidera' In the first game of the Hi'iisrin for both nluea here yeater duy nfternoon, 11 to II. Waller Perry nnd Mr. Hylvla nfrielnted ut the ronteat, which was enjoyed hy a fnlr-alxed gathering of fans, i from the 1 lolly wood Hiurs, to make At Kan I'Vunclaeo. morning gnme: II alx victories out of suven for the It. H. K. week. Johnny Verges hit a home Heutlle 4 4 1 run wllh two on to help Iieglla.to Hun Krnnelaco 1 2 3 tho verdict over Dick McCube In the morning. Krnnk'HIiellenbneli was the losing pitcher In tho iiflei -iioqii uniiiii, with liumovlrh on the I' una was uio .ursi game in inn winning end. Jlumovlch worked ellnilnnUon series In tho second dl- only two-thlrils of nn Inning to got vision. La (Iramle will ulso play" credit, relieving II u rill ill the Pendleton und the winner of the r.iuhti. aeeond dlvlshin series will play tho. Ilalteiies: Klach nnd ItoiToonl, Olid. Tho Tigers won II to 7. It was Hoyl's first defeat. Some 43.0(1(1 persons crowded In to Nnvlu field deapito a stormy morning. They overflowed onto the ploying spuco, making ground rules necessary. The Yanks got winner of the third division In July. Then tho winner of Ihe Iwo dlvlslnn gnmo will meet the cham pion of the first division, and the victor will .represent tho f:.W. at the Union Paciric system athletic meet at llolse lute In tho summer. Tim IluntliiKlon players arrived here yesterday op No. 17, return ing home on No. H, Portland Takes Two Portlnnd look ,lho , first gnnie from dm Angels' il lo 6, und tho sorond fi to (i. l.os Angeles won the series 4 to :l. The Ducks took 8 h'hn off Koehler und Miller, and piled up their six runs In four Inn ings to win the morning nffulr. The I Micks opened the afternoon contest with a five run rally. Nick noreiii scored n homer wllh two Oomez. (llynn, nnd Iteed, llnwuril. 1 seven ground-ruin doubles against Afternoon game: six ror the Tigers. , rt, H. K. -- si'iiitio ...; o hi MM:! PitoTi:srs uami-: Kan Frnnclsco 0 12 2 HAI.H.M. Ore, May 1.1 (AIM -- llnlteiles: Cnllnril and cox; 1 he Hulein Kenntois lost their first Thurston Wallers, Join s nnd How aril. At Onklnnd, morning game: It. ir. K, Hollywood .'..:.','.:.'......'.:.... :.a o o oiiiij.ind ...,.4 0 I game or tin- (Iregou-Waslilnjtto.t hiischall league ' season lo Mtj Hcolt Kilndny, 2 to I. The gullie una played under piolcst nfler Ihe seventh Inning. Sax. pitching for the visitors, threw u luill-' which niitteiles: MCCiihe, Covet anil ' (loleni'in. Xcnulor-outfielder hit Pussier, Cook; Hagllu nnd Head. j single. I niiilie Mason called th? Afternoon gunie: . runner liuck Inciiuse he cliilmoil It. If. K. lie hinl culled time nut lo wain Hollywood 6 7 n Hax against Ihe way he was annul- (lnklund a n 4 ing on tin. rubber. l MM "' tniii i' " m' ' i in I,. ssra.,. i 4 1 jr' STUDEBAKER . . . holder of world records ....maker t i guard its fine motor from harmful carbon-forming oils I TODAY, cor makon give tii wi tlorful molori villi enormous ca liucity for fiitltirumn, for apcud. Nut mere iw; nuiny of llm "liijtm'sl" mis lora liuvo(linaiourcl, Rulher it it llm slrenglh, (lie eilicicttt-y linilt Into them. A ell n n (;o in (Ictigu wliicli cnalileil Sltiiloliukera, for fxatiiplc, to shutter existing ruconls for time and disluuce. Th ia rltungc in motor design, almost imivvraul now, calls for u new motor oil tnmluril an oil tluit forms no liurd curium, Siieli oils are tcarce; many otherwise tootl liihricaiils urn notorious curium-former". Tliey could lie "n il pcrliuin in the big, roomy mo tors of a few yours ago, lint toihiy, villi pistons thut come ulmoat to tilt (') liiiili r head, there's simply no room for enrhon. There is an oil, liowever, that forms 2J to 45 cm carbon than oven tho roellicat oils! The little It (Iocs form la only soft soot that blown easily away. It liolli lubricates and protects fun) motors. It eliminates the gritly curlinu chips thut would grind entllersly through tight pistons and bearings; prevents carbon knocks, vulve fouling und burning. It I Shell Molor Oil. Ttefitird hy a new iiigii'Vacuum process, this re markable, low.rarbou nil is buileil by lubrication experts as a great advance. Full bodied, resistant to beat Shell Motor Oil is a great new lubricant with llm added advuntuge of leu curium. of transportation history This particular hixly style, the Com. j . """T1I i tnmdvr eight brougham, raunhi ihn art' L 1 w f it's eye as in sketched a display of lio k new Siudebaher nunleh j-j- I aZ I Ml I ! I llll 1 H P II Visit our store to see them! Special Easy Terms in efFeft You .can trade the old stove Demonstration of the beautiful, new Montag Colonial Range in colors! Every housewife . will enjoy visiting our store for this demonstration of the strik ingly beautiful new ranges that have just : come toi us. from the Montag factory. They are the newest note in colorful, highly efficient ranges for the modern home. ' . ;. : , ' The new Montag ranges are finished in seven attractive colors of lustrous, easy-to-c!ean porcelain enamel. If you de sire, you may have any special combina tion of these colors so that your new range will harmonize with your very own color scheme. ' - For more than 40 years the Montag has been a favorite of Western cooks, because it is a dandy baker and cooker and utilizes Western fuels either coal or wood to best advantage. Their marvelous results in delivering a steady, easily-controlled heat their sparkling cleanliness and their beauty of line and- color combine to delight the heart of the housewife. They make cook ing a pleasure! . Be sure to join with the host of women who will inspect this better type of range J 'at our store. We cordially invite you to visit this store. 4 REMEMBER THE DATES... MAY 12 to 18 Inc. Carr Furniture Co. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers Glenna CoIIett : Wins Match In Golf Tourney League Standings PACIFIC ST. AXimmVS, Scotland May IS (AP) (Henna Colictl. American title-ftolder, began, her finest for Ihe.Jliilish women's golf chntnp- """ . .. Hollywood ivi.r 11 , ti ..iiiiju.it line 111 noe- lihmpton, In n first round mutch today, . .,, " ; . . , 1 ... v . ' Marlon Ttirple. horn at ,'St, An drews bin -an American resident was heatep In tho first round by Miss S .K. Pmmpncy. of Kiiglnnd. .'M- 'o' three nnd two. ' hlcngo Mission : l.os Angeles .. Oakland :. San Kranclsco Hucramento Portland .... SenttleV .. COAST I.KAfil i.; W. L. I .: 33 I I : 27 21 27 23 25 23 Ill 23 2(1 29 ...'...17 25 ...... 14 2!l H. E. Inlow Will Speak at Lostine Commencement .7r.o. .ri;3 I .fn;3 ! .821 ; .452 .4US I .405 .3211 . XATIOXAI, Hoston Pltlshurg .... Philadelphia New York .. Cincinnati .. Ilrooklyn .... ..Most feared among the four Am erican ontranta. Miss CoIIett played a aterllng hruud of gulf to down her first hrltlsh opponent In decl. wive fashion. She took the lead nt the first hole und never relln llilshed It. At Ihe turn she. was leuding two up. I AMKUICAX -Perfect weather conditions York itreoted )ths American champion Philndelphlii tdduy In strong contrast to. rondi- . wt 1-ouls " tlons a yenr ago when cold nnd I'etroit nilny weather purtlully uccounled Cleveland for her-defeat In an early round Washington i.i:a;it. . W. I.. 14. 13 11 0 8 7 7. 7 7 !) in 13 14 Pet. .C7 .sr. 11 .ni 1 .fieri .414 .43s .3011 11 V Mi's. William Wlsgsjls (Observer Correspondent) I.OSTINH, Ore., (HpecluD l.os- tlni! schools - will close May 23, President H. K. Inlow, of tho I.a Clrunde Normal school will he -the prlnclpnl spenker. The ploy "Cat O' Nine Tnlls" will he piesenteU r by the high school May 17. j Clirrord Conrad nnd S?nck Pugh. j of Imhler, stopped In l.oattne -to call on their friends. Mr. and Mrs.. William Wiggans. They hud been to Knterprlse where they played null with tho Knterprlse tenin, Ins Inches around lengthwise, . ; After tho story of Inst week of Mr. Ilreshenrs and Mr. ftecd, of Bvnns, catching tho 26 Inch trout, comes now a much bigger but nevertheless true, fish story.. Hoy Jlorner, of Wallowa, a famed flsh- . erman, hardly left Wallowa when he brought in a string which ln- ' eluded one 34 Inches long, weigh ing 10'i pounds, another weigh ing 1 pounds nnd was 29 Inches long. Kor good measure he. brought In n rainbow 10 Inches long and u Dolly Vnrden 14 Inches . long. I Mrs. Klla McKlnxle, accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Craig to their homo nour Enterprise for a short visit. . , - The young son of Jlr. nnd 'Mrs. Ouy Crow dranka quanUty ofcoal oil Saturday evening unci ' was y Mabel Wrugs. Chicago llnston Even the costliou nil$ form more varbon, A sample of this oil, when burned, lejt nwrv than three limes as mueh as Shell ,ic lor Oil An eipinl sample of Shell Motor Oil left only this small fraf lion of carbon on it l soft carbon, not th hard, gritty, tliimating hind Here is a section of the efficient till h.p. eight cylinder Studebaker Commander motor. iVo room in it for the handful of coke-carbon it hich old-slylu oils would toon leai e. To get the most out of any motlern motor jum nerd an oil that forms no hard rarbon SIHlEiL MOTOR OH I Shell 400, the new 'dry" gut that burns cleanly and keeps nut of the eniikrae, is the Ideal running " mute for Shell Molor Oil, Een Shell Motor Oil can bn ruined by thinning willi "Vet" g.iviliim 18 Compositions In Poppy Essay Contest PirkpflTm ; . , i Vet I.KAfilK 13 6 . U 6 13 14 11 1012 7 12 14 S IS 11AKKH. Ore.. May IJ '(AP) Selection of the eighteen best com- j positions In the poppy essay con- test conducted In grade schools of ; Oregon by the American l.eglon i auxiliary of Oregon, was announced ; here today l.y Mrs. William c. ! Kelly, president. The essays, til-i vlded Into three groups, wei-e grail- ' ed here hy a clearing house com " lillleo Anil Will he Mnlil IA I- A Howard, superintendent of schools. with Mr. nnd Mrs. Wllllnm Wig I guns for n short time time Sunday i They were on their way home from .nut Knterprlse to Jook over their new .iistjfarm which they recently pur .r,9l j chased. .fiilo Mr. nnd Mrs. Mums, who have .4.5 i been residents of l.ostlne since last .SDK I fall, left Monday for Bugle. Idaho. .3(54 j where they expect to mako their .2.3 j home. The change was made for j Mr. Hums' health. I Amos Kvans. of Flora, was very painfully hurt when he became tangled In the ropes of the horses he was lending. Seeing the mix up he jumped from the horse has was riding und it also got In the tangle. Mr. Kvans was brought to Knterprlse where ho received medical uld. Pin.spple Hon.. Plant , Th" mnK ,nl neighborhood To grow u l,,,le . l,o,i. lne . . .... . wurn ineii nn- very unxinus til see plant select a sound fruit Willi the I i,, i. Zl . ...n.. ,,,,,,v ... limit; ntirf 1, ing the game by n score of 9 to S. pus'ieu to the doctor at Wallowa. Mr.- and Mrs. I.. A. Htrlngham I " " reported to huvc suffered no nnd son. Grnnt, and Mr. and Mrs. i lawlnir ill effects and Is fully rn- Keller Stringhnm, of Imhler. visited ' coveieu. Mutt B. th Cllm.t. I Iti-own inuit vrnw to :tn poumN j or inure In New Zenlnnil. and aver- more man (limine tho sire nt ie saiiic ll-h In KnglUii waters nil New Ziilanil's hniwo Inuit - cillite nrl;iiiallt rruni tlical Hrllitlu. Hie Ion suit l.lal.l In ,. Itn.K ...11 l - " errn neressury a three or four Inch p,..' Keep :n""" ' ',,rn n ,h- .LV. ""d i "' irlp . Vnl ,-LJ- - -1,-,.-.,-. , .,. i lon 10 w'e Mr. Dohhins and went on to jetierson, lire., to find em- who -will select th winning com- field; Ole Htatt. Heppner: l.llllnn I pinyment. ttosllloa front ,4tch group. . Those' mneeted wert lirst group: Klrat, Sa'cond and V ale: Virginia Third grade,: llrlen Slelner. North Portland Young. Cottage Ornve: - l.aurvttii 1 l.owe. The Urtlles; Charles Sbsw, " Mctlreer. Dick Cole has closed big black- . smith Slinn It .. r.l mnA ha. a. Ki-ed, : i,)ln . fa,,,uv n tfiHU , weesa ago. Mrs. Sadie Hall hns been III at her home for several duys. Late Hammock went to Elgin Tuesday on business, returning tho same day. , Mr. KhafVer. of Walolwa. ts spending the week in Lostlno do ing assessment work. Although tho weather has been i very backward, the farmers: hnvo . been loins to rush their , farm -work. A few hav finished seed ing, while others are not through plowing. Mr. and Mrs. Dan nohlnson pur chased the Iturns property and wilt take possession this week. A serious accident occurred on Cricket Flat Saturday night when a l-oril touring car went In the ditch. Mr. Warn waa coming from Stan flehl to l.ostlne after his used mother and at this point, the rights of his car went out. the car going Into the ditch. Mrs. llrnmhle who was riding in nlc rar wtlh ner three-mnnths-old baby. Jumped from the car nnd suffered a frac ture Just below the knee. The baby wns unhurt. Iloe Buchanan, of lje Grand... was in l.o.ime Monday afternoon on business. Judge ttrii Mrs. I. K. joran left for Kugene Tue-vlay morning after vllle srhool. Portland; Mlgnon Den ham. Prairie city; Marintrct Tur ner, Maker; Winifred Hill, Ante. !oie K.cond group. Fourth. Fifth and BIMh grade: llvlty Savage, Miirnli- . Ll-'&i' ( c-ik.ii1 ?fcWjiwv' 'teijfta4i mmmmtw.h-HT -) iij,tai.'ttV' vrn. very receiving won! ihnt ihi. .i,,,,i, llen.l: Kl. ne Itaddlng. Irvlngtnn. ! Third group. Sen-nth. eighth I Several h.n h 1,1.1 'Tr' .?'"rna- no student at Porlluml; Janie tJrogan. Itnss. II- grs.l,..: Wllmer Ijoikfoid. The ' this st-ason. but each week find, ! ,,, mv-n,"y ' Oregon, wtuvei .e .-.i.-aiiorn; anuie nen notng something bigger. Anna lloiiriMrn. Ilerinision; l.ioy.l 1 A brown leghorn ben owned hy Counts, Cottage C.imr: .ln. Clint Clemens, or Hear Creek. Is French. Cikss Vail, y: ItarNtra the In 1 est. She laid an egg mrigt, Silmp. nlarlo: .ll...lvs liolierta. U . Inc 1 i ounces, measuring ( Uraude. j inches In circumference and I Lots or tx-ople have been waltlnK eag,-rly for the first article hy Al Smith, to see whether or not ha puta that axtra d" In radio. -(,'-(..