La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 17, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, May 17,1929 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GKANDE. ORE. BRAVES CONTINUE TO GATHER WINS Clan McClraw Turned Back Twice Yesterday. Cards Gain a Notch. Turnesa Only American Left ; In Golf Tourney SIOOItTOWN, Knir. May 17 AP --An Ainorlran nn4 HrltUh profea Hioniil will contest in the Hti hoi final of Hk Yorkshire "Evening Nt'Wti thousand KUiniMi golf tour nHint'iit tomorrow. Joe Turnoa. Nw York. dirtcd Charkw Whlt comho, two up. In the nPitil-flnuW today mid wit Imeot H. l Jolly, who won from W. II. hivvlon, ono up. , . . fly W.IIIhiii J. d)lmian ( AHHiH-latt'd Vrvm Xportu Writer) : it tliu Hmvo Hlay up tlii'i-e nn other month, they may Ixwtn to ne lU've that thtv beluiiK In tlii flrat lour. - At iinv avenl. Knill KurliH Ki'i-inH to Imvp taiiKht ll THIk - the firm principle n train mum ah-1 MOOUTOWN, May .17 AP) Borb to,oMnipt' from t ht- mcoiid di- y in tho thounuml Kulneus pro viwitin the xtntlu art of wiuninK retuditnnl (roll tournament ranched the i no -run kiwi ton iiwieud of tos- tm, Bonil-final round tlilH morning1 lnic them. HiN WHrrloi'H added to wnn j0, Xurnexa, of New York, the wock of John AleOniw yetor- tMH soi0 American Kurvivlm? for dny hy Minding the Ultnun. 4 to 4 and 5 to 4. In a hack hay double-j header. Whut in man KlKnlflrunt, the llravtH twice earne I rum hehlnd to' none cut Mcdruw'n ambitious wv eiuh placers, utfainst the Inlmllahln ljirry Jlenton In the opemr and the Henil-ftnnlH this afternoon. . TurnPHU played In brilliant fash inn to trounce J. J. Taylor, of ureal liritaln. 6 and 4. but Leo rfaffl, the Heeond American hope, won beaten by ('huiitw Whitcombe, JtrHlsh Ityder Tup star, 2 and 1. . Jn the IIHllHh half of the quar- &K"Jnst no-hlt Carl Huhliell 111 the ,,r finuls. Ueorgo Ouncan, who tenth round of the nlKhtrap. eliminated Walter Huuen in the ('ial lloy Clicks I first ruund ycaterduy. was beaten You no Hrue CunnlnKJiam. the j,y v, H. Davie, one up. ., " . PaoifU-. toast buy sent nlotiK by the j " Herbert t Jolly. Great Tlrltafn, 4'ilbtt .nH Kort of ood liieiwiiiro outiiittU'd Archie . Compston In n ufforinif In the liornhy deal, made jonjr drawn out buttle, winning one hut first major league tnrt in tho up m the 2lt hole. .' v ... opontns irame.. and refused to be j Jn the Hcml-finnht this nfternoon. dismayed by IiIh llhiRlrloiiH oppon- Yurnenn wan matched with Whlt-ent.- Art lelaney had chartfe oT romhe and Jolly with. Oavlos. , . the ItOhton firliiK In the weond j , ; . : eianii, unti niriieu in tutv n muni' n8 ho ha uliuwn nlitce his arrival In the major, - f The CardinuU slipped ahead of the Idle Cubs into the leak'Uf lead by ouilaMtlut; Pittsburg In a irroffKy ten round melee at Korbe field. Tho champions scored one run In the ninth and another in tho tenth td pull out the decision by 10 to !,; Almost everybody except Uonle , Hush and Hill Houthworth pitched,' arid Jim Ituttomley hit two home Miss Wethered Defeats Glenna At St Andrews I , ruiiH. i'tie lfoblns roumltfil oil Uto Ku- ST. ANDUKWS. May it (AP) Joyo Wi'tlnrml won the HrltlBli wunirn's t:oT rhatnitloiiHlilp today I for tliu lourlh tiuio, defeatind " Olonnu PoIIpV tlirco tinuw Anierl- ran clmntplon. . In hf final at SC SETS NEW RECORD IN DISCUS THROW B Portland Ducks Defeat Indians In Long Contest Hy I be AwM inbil Pre The fifth place Hollywood titnrH yeitterday turned the tabled on the j Mission Itedn In Han Kruuclseo. de fentliiff tho lea true lenders tf to 1 ! In as hot a batt'e as the fans could i wish for. The victory itlvej the Htarn a two to one cdue on thi ! wvek'a series so tar. i The San Krunclsco HeaU had 1 a couple of Kood Innhms at the t expemie of tMytle Harfoot 'and '. (leorKC Hoehler. scorliiK five runs ; in each to wallop l.os Angeles with ' a final tally of 12 to u In tie ! Southern Mroimhohl. - The Oaks hit .Max Itachac hard and defeated 1 Hacramento ti to 2. The Porllaml HueKs, in tho seventh liminR. with! Jt-.u ks, in the eleventh InninK. with1 the bases overrun, won la to 7 : from the Seattle Indians. ' Oooil bat work won also for the Portlandero. With the score six all in the eleventh lunintr, Graham liMided the sacks with a slimle, -whlh' two were walked. Then 1 Kckhardt chanted Ju nil's low liner and the ball rolled to the -fence. 1 Horeltl seorcd Jahn for the flnnl Portland tally with a sacrifice-fly. AT HKATTl.K: Portland Sen I tie ..r. Hatteries: Heck. It. H. K. ;.l ft 14 2 i. 7 is a owein, ascur- Parl Jack, 210-pmind army cadet, established a new world recurd for the dlseuK. at the uuniml Drake Relays .when-, he heaved the hlif weight I fin feet 4. laches. Thls jiejit. the furmer. world rec. rd by .one. and . one-quarter Inches 4i nd was the bljr feature of the unnunl lruke Karnes. ' tlonal lcuKue program in their cus . i tonmry hmnner, losing their ninth lb strai(ht to the Phillies. 7 to 4. The only unusual Item connected with this tnteincnt i that Oaaity .'Vance wus on the firing line for Brook lyn. The duKxler was outpitchfil ; by Clnude "Weeping) - Willough by, who" has sperlallzed in out pitching his opponents this spring. j The Cubs and (he Heds were Ml' i yesterday r- s Junior I ah if uc ;iuei ' , AVhlle the acknowledged ron ! Uipders In the Aincriran league . hluacd along the., exhibition trull u.. yesterday, the Hrowns and the . ' : Tigers improved their standing by ' : : ; turning buck western opponents. x HKMAIXS rrOS:p Alvln frowder'almded Walter Alll- uyyt oK!n May ler by 1 to 0 lit it pitching duel at (A. Vhe Amorlcan NatUi P!l. IiUIIIH n Hill' vii'ii uiiuii nim- . ml In a flno Kiiin' In ilrfnit AI I'honi.-iH and lliu Whit' Sox liy 4 to S at lx trolt. . 1 , r 'IMiIm diiiil trhimiiii' Tnn thi viHt- rrn hope In Kdward " lturnarU'H 1 Tioop ninlntalni'dr iUaJlruvn8 ui)d j. . flip TlKui-s In a vTrtiffi-TOTHnd 't'ri'-' "" uhlpd lioth to Htpp up to tnuttloal- fj,,w ly oven terinH wltn tup uuikh, who trail thp AtlilPtiPH hy hull' a i?mnp. liolp. The American plied up blB lpnd on the first nine and wna to up nt the fnd of the first -1 S, hut could not cointint the atoatlv play of her oiponpnt in the after noon. ' ' The British b'i'I'h mai-Rln of vic tory iiH three up and one to play. Thp match ended when MIhh Welh eipd ivon the 85th hole. Thp Ant i rlcnn Klrl Ktarted liome: with a pair of t hives, reducing her oppon ent's mai-Kln from four up to two up tint she U'iih not able to rodueo It more duiliiK the final- eight 17 t Alll 'Plio llnni'lfll.' Xlllini UIIID WII1IC VMeil , U....U ...iu- . k . ,,,,,.,,.,. ..hoMO Dl'PM . dent, Torn Kinit, .shut and killed himself hint nlKht, failed to open ItH doiirs today, , , League Standings i ; ellu, Mnhaffcy, Drtman and Hates: l'lpirras, (iraham und tox. . AT I.OS ANOKI.KS: U. II. K. San Kmnelsro ......13 14 2 l.os Ani.'1'les , 6 S 2 ' ltiitteries: Jncolis unil Itecd: liar fool, llochler, HoIIIuk ami Warren. AT SAfltAMKKTO: It! H. K. Oalilnnil 9 13 1 ' Sacra inento ' 2 111 2" Hatteries: PnKla and l.oinliardl: jtachac and Severeld. AT SAN niANflSl'Or . H. If. K. Hollywood CIS 0 Missions : ;..: I ' 0 Hatteries: - Jolins and Cook: KriniHe, MQuiild and Htildwin. iAriFio wast m:ah ' NKW yOltlC. May 17 (AI ) - ' V. 1.. Pet. Mission 34 ! .72.1 l.os AnKCles ........:,........!!!) 23 .6U9 Oakland .....S 23 .6UU San Kninclsro 2tl SB .Bin Hollywood 31 24 .407 rortlunil in 20 .422 j Sacramento . 31 31 .'.4n4 Seattle .16 ill .321) XATIOXAI l-l'til K . w..i.. ret. St. I.onls ' 1007 riilcniro .....I.... ..........ifi s.' ,r.2 Hoston .':....! J1 '..onn PIttshuiB .....11 in ,S24 PhlladPlphitt 10 11 .4711 (Olnclnnatl ,. 10 13 ,45 . New York 7 13 .3fi0 Hionklyn 0 17 .2(11 AMKHICA.V' I.EAOt'i;! ,. 4 . , ..W.i.1.. .Pcf. Scenic i unmn rnunc Redwood Empire of HUMBOLDT COUNTY CALIFORNIA drftrrlbeit In JHatl with rontitWap. Ill Ui illuilrlrrt Iranrl IJ) in . lid Aruuiiti Lurpta. Stnd for it, . ; Rwnttiottll County Board fTinI . hirrka,Cliloriila ' A . 'Ii4lndttllllll New York .. Hroom, the Colt hy Whisk y, i.ouis Detroit f5 Willamette Wins I In West Division SAI.K.M. Ore. May 17 (AP) Wllhiinetln university liasehall team cinched tlip western division of tile Northwest conference chaiu plonshlp here yesterday hy dereal lnB the CoMckp or PiiKet Sound, 16 to il: Today the Bearcats piay I. In field and leave Monday for Walla Walla tn play Whltmnn, Knstern division champions, for the confer ence title: Score: . H. H. K. PiiRetn Sound ti 12 2 Willamette IB 16 1. llntteriest I'erKUson. Oillihan and l.appenhusch: Van Nice, Majnvkl ami Cardinal, Hroom 2d. Payment, for wfcich C. V. II. CuKhmnn paid a new rccoru -i-ipveland price or JTfi.iMin, nus iieen nauiy . cHlenKo wasiiuiKton injured In training. OPRItA SIXtilOK IUKS HKItl.lN, May 17 (AP) Mill l.ehinann. , famous opera singer, died today at the nun of SI,, Improve Fort Trees y Forest fniiriireiueiir ctitllnt:' hel 'tcrs condllimts fur growth, lu-'Cl-eiise, the propnrllon of noil trees, and Immmcs lienor Inillvld mil I reps. Hoston :. is s ,.(im ....:! 6 10 7 12 ........13 13 .1(1 II! S 13 ....... 7 IS .000 .(nit .4 K.I .3SB .a k I .SMI V!n Frivolilie, Tlie nge of ilscreli"ll lins been reaeheil wlien n man no longer wundcrs or cares how he would iton, look ill n silk It.-il. St. I I Oi- - ported falllliK pnteh. jtow. . PANTONKSK TlUMll'S WIV HON'O liOXd, .May 17 (AP) i An ofncitil report from Canton to-I day said that Cantoneso troops had 1 Inrllcted a 'defeat oul Kwiiiikh forces in enstern KwaiiBtunK. ro- j capturing Walchou-, east of Can- The Kwangsl forces wpro re- hack toward, Swa- ! Monday, May 2D Who I!y -Co. E, ISO Inf. What For . To thicken tlic . soup while at Camp.-'; " Music . ' - Star Novelty Orchestra I'lncc Zubei Hall. ' , This guinea Better -Dance Common to Humanity :' Morality knows fiuiliiny nf ceo Itrapliical hntirnl;irieit or i;tlne lluna of race. Herbert Sneieer. Woodcut.' Diilinctlon - Wonileuls were once called ''Hie democrats anion); the graphic arts Governs Hawaii Hern in President Hoover's flrjt . Island fEiiberuatnrlnl appointee Lawrence M. Judd of Honolulu, who haa been named to mcceed Wallace R. Karrlngton an gover or ot Hawaii. FarrhiRton. roitt pletinK his second ler in. desires retirement. Judd Is a Honolulu mpenrfsor. a former territorial tenate president and head of a Ur meat dlntfiUut lnj Dim. After all's said and done, the pleasure you get m smoking is what counts Camel CIGARETTES ARE WHY CAMELS THE BETTER CIGARETTE Camels are made of the choicest tobaccos grown. ' The Camel blend of Domestic and Turkish tobaccos has never been equaled. Camels are mild and mellow. They do not tire the taste. They leave no cigarctty after-taste. Camels have a delightful fragrance that is pleasing to everyone. e !. I.J. InW T.W. Cm. pur, WlMUs blw, N. C. All La Granile Goe s. f4 --5 tTi 1 M " - rnT rrr-niiii-it! - - r "Trnr - -- . MacMA Rll'WA RDthat in the trend of La Grande food buyers! Daily these bright, up-to-the-minute food stores are crowded by those who know where to find quality plus economy. You, too, will find tlifse popular MacMarr Stores the best and most profitable places to buy. food. ' ' . Formerly Stone's Cash Store Thrift Grocers Servewel Grocers Prices for Saturday & Monday May 18 and 20 Salmon Tins Smoked Picnics FhSeed Lb. 19g Soap Catsup Van Camp's 14 oz. Bottle 2 bottles 37c Lard M(. Emily Brand. Open Keille Buckets may be returned for refund 81bs.$1.25 r Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Strawberries, fancy, 2 cups . .....35c New Peas, fancy, 2 lbs. ....'.'......25c Cabbage, Texas solid, lb.::..;.......,:...6c Radishes, white tips, 3 bunches ...70c Green Peppers, Tomatoes, Celery Bananas, golden fruit, 4 lbs 29c Lettuce, fresh crisp, 3 heads :.........25c Oranges, fancy, size 288, 2 doz. ...39c Asparagus, WallaWalla No. 1, 3 lb. 25c White Wax Onions, 4 lbs. ...:....:.:.:.:.: 25c SWANSDOWN Cake Flour , ' . 2 Large Packages . ..... . . . 79c With it you will need Powdered Sugar, 5 lbs. . . . 49c Baker's Chocolate, Vi lb. ...... .25c Bulk Cocoanut, lb .....29c Snow Drift, 8 lb. ...$1.98 Raisins, Sunmaid Nectars V orPuffed,2pkgs. . . . . . . . . . .19c Royal Baking Powder, 12 oz. . . .43c Preferred Stock Tea fircen or Mack, 4 oz. Foil I'lickace (With a l-o.. Bottle of I'ref. Stock Vanilla FIUCK) 23c BESTFOODS Mayonnaise Relish Spread Thousand Island Half Pint 22c Pint 39c Quart 75c NTICOA MARGARINE 2)bs. . , . . . ... .49c Taste the Difference ' - Multi-Malted Milk A new product and a combination offer you should not overlook. A can of Marh nuiHow Malted Milk and a can ot Chocolate Malted. . 2 1. lb. Cans for 55c Bottle Caps, special, gross ..19c Post's Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. .....23c Corn, Peas, or Tomatoes, Standard Grades, 4 cans ...45c FLOUR w0h;'T 49 lbs. $1.75 $6.89 SPECIAL NOTICE In Store No. 371 (Formerly Stone's Cash Store) Mrs. Wilson now offers her well known line of plants for the Flower and Vegetable Garden. I'upuiar t riven.