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DRESSES
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Choose one or two to round
out your vacation ward
robe. These clever little irocks
will make any; occasion
more fun. ,:
Mostly - silk crepes. Geor
gettes,; Prints and Pastel
shades. A special purchase
brincr them to you at about .
two; thirds of iwhat; they ; ,
usually cost. Come early
and get first choice.
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Dependable
Vajues.
Dependable
Quality.
PIRATES REACH
RUNNER-UP POST
; Ferocious Pittsburg Slug
I gers Only; Half Game
i Behind League Leaders '
League .
Standings
NnlUmnl l.tnxw Ktaiultnxx.
i'hii'U'ja ......
I'lltshurifll
HI. I.011I. ......
Philadelphia
New York, ....
Ho.ion
ii) iii:iiiii:it w. n.ltki:il
(jHlnlnir niumrntuut day by day. lirooklyn
the ferocious Pirutc. of PIU.hui'Kh clncliiuutl
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PESEK VICTOR
OVER WALKER
IN PORTLAND
POItTf.AND. Ore., Muy 2 (API
John 1-e.ek. Nebraska heavy-....i-i.,
,.i..iIit. inive one of the
Dennett. Knirlnnd. ami Henri Co-j f.,HV(.Mt an, mnsi scientific exhl-
atllng hero la.ii niB"i
Bennett-Cochet
Team Victor In
Doubles Finals
PA ftltf, Mny 2S (AP) Kllecn
.o.j' . . Lv,lni, wnn the French
'lil! i ' ""'"ed double, tennis champlon
4.hlp today ly defeutlnir Helen
.467 ( xviii. nn Kmnoln T. Hunter, l'nlt
' cd Slate., In MrulKht set.. 6-3, 6-2.
.SI j
.sat
hud clubbed their wuy Into .rcniid
puice mi iiifl national leutfuo pen-j W.
nanl rnrs today, with the pure sett- Philadelphia' ..........25
U'4 po.illon nnly u bare half ifaui hi. i.oiiIh ..'.!2:l
""'. INcw Viirk !...la
With Jo. Petty on. the mound , Detroit 22
for them . yesterday, the corsairs Cleveland ...10
pounded out u 10 to I victor) over ('lilcutfO .'. Ifi
the HI. l.ouis Cardinals. rrleKutu'I Wi.hlmttnn to
the curd, to third place in tin lioslou ...... .,.10
smniinitf ami saw nisi place nniyi ,
a half name 'IIMunt when the cli.' ' ci i
puiio '('Hint. ohliKlimly loat to Cln- UVCQOtl OClIC8 O
Tin. 'iihn fell victim to a xlx ranj Decide ChdinpiOtl
rally In lh ciKlitli ut -Cliiclanail I ;
ami ilroppcd Hit- ilccMpn. k lo r.. I rOllVAI.I.IB. Ore. May 28 AP)
much lo th icllfht of thn Itciln A two-Kama acrlea to dutormlnc
who had lHt nine conHccutlvi the Ktutd collcKlati haafliall t'huiii
Ifanna. Hltrrlrr Hlalm liundcuffod plonahlp, and which may have u
thn rcda cffccllvaty cnouxh until ocurlnic on thn cltampionHhlp of
40fl . .hA rlnnlii tm.ich In tlic inlxctl
u'.j utiiwil iin ni-nr.
Aim-i-kaii Uukiw SWmlinx, rant .sky anil under unfavorable
MrnnlH conditlonM. Miw nnnpu
Hlartti'I the Antflo-Kron'ch tom on
thf? Mil' when they )lrov hhn from the northern division of thn Tn
(ho hox uml rotillnue'l th. uhsuiiI? fffic cout confrrenre, wan to open
oir rimrloy Jtoot uini (Mnmio Jon- J" todny with Oiokoii Statu eol
nuril. ; ' , and th I'nivcrMlty of Oreton
I'lilllM'N Win Tw) " "9Kinic hatH. ' The final Kaino will
up ftinycu in r.uffeno tomorrow.
WuhIiI riKton Hta to cot leri topH
thp. lint In thfl northern divlKion
,6K!; ,s way t0 victoi-y In the first not
M ( hy w inning the firt ffnnie wltji her
rnnineu one ui un incie rutin a niut;
uf the ledKor, however, hy down-
Jnu Inn Collin, ofie of nKhind'H
hext playerH, 2-0. K-G. 6-2, 6-0, In
the third round of men's alnjflw.
Jliif Hill Tllden trimmed Kl-
otianl Jiuplaix, ninth ranklnir play
er of Kranee, 6-3, 0-4, C
rcarhed the fourth round in
HinffleH,
Kdlth OroBt of San FranPiKeo,
third rnnliini; vvonmn player of the
Tnited Staten, whh cUtnlnatud in
the Herond round of the women's i
HlnglM hy. the 17-yeur-oId Hnice
Ilertmeni.' Knine. '-3, l-8.
flood pitching by Kuy IfenKA and
riaiide WllloiiKhhy nuw tli I'hil-
I. nth a. ..I- '.f t.lll ...III.
the ll,lon Mrave-. 2 to I" and 3 ' "!!!' X? M ,lIl'M,
In I. Koii Kmith IohI the flrnt tcuitu
hy paKNlnir Harney Kriherir with th.i
lih I'nlvcrniiy of WaKhinuton.
OreRon State in second In the
howw fllhd In the ix(b. WillouKhy f "&7V i-n--ni-Ke
hud u Hhiitotit In hi Krnp in the ' '
nlKhinip until Gfoiire flarprr hit.
tl homer In the ninth. 1 ' '
AITDIt Allt JSi;Oltl ': --
Mi-''irtnini iivw . ininniiT'
Over In tl... American lean lie. the ,K AllB,., May 28 AI') ll.r-
t. l-oillK frown, .haved u half ,.,., j ,,a off iU 4:4J:0.
jrainc oil the Phlladelph a Ath- a ,n- tollHy n ,.or,illPa, VpKtt
letlc. ImhI hy downln flcvdand. ,,,, , f)e.OI(I ut.,.ln)t ,
a to I. Ileoi-ir Mlaeholdcr kept ,1(.tter , solo ., miu.k of
elKht . Cleveland hit. ruttcrd ami 3S .,, rnlnutc 21 aoconda
won hl .ccoml victory of the alx eHtabll.hed hy Martin Jen.cn at
Kama .eric, of which the .llrown. HooMevelt Kield, N. Y.
took four. A pawned' ;ili 'and- an '' ' iw
Mtlnnu nf u'
When he defenlert UcorK" Walker.
..... i., n..j:ill in 21
miniiteH. 30 .eeonda Walker reall
dercuted Minnelf when, in an effort
to emulate the fuothull flylmr tac--tlc.
of liu. Solincnhcrir. he .hot
hradloiiK Ihrouirh the rope.. klm
med ucroiw the three-fool out .laB
lllh. tumbled over the e.IBC aim
down four feet onto the concrele
pavement of the nu.litoiHim floor.
He u plainly hurt, hut after a
five minute rlite. uumcly cllme.I
hack into the rlnif where it wn. an
ea.y mutter for I'e.ek to throw
him with an airplane spin; Walker
wa unable lo continue uftr Hie
lnterml..ion.
meX1 Pitchers Slump
In Coast League
During The Week
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(ONGtpUM
RUGS
AFEw strokes of a damp
limp keena Coiigoleum
lings spotlessly clcuu.
licuutiful pultoriis, un
'iiiulnl iluruliilily und low
iirii c make genuine Congo.
Itruiit . Hold Seal Hugs tlie
uiitslumling value in labor,
saving floor-covering.
ML Emily Team Is
Victor Over Elgin
The Ml. Emily Lumber com
pany liatieball teum nosed out Klxin
'Pacific Coaut l.caKue clubs
chuni,-. .1 batHe (,-ioun.ls today, prepared-
to resume .cries play.- wiser
lliroiiirli experiences ifained in lat
week, chain of events, , ,
i'or one tliinx. It was no secret
that pllchlns: thiouKhout tho leavue
III
CARR'S
Furniture Co.,
Eenerally. lias- undergone u siaru-
Inir .lumii. Power and skill that " " ""iKHver--
7,e,e Sunday In the ninth Inning. I earlier in the ea.on had brilliant- J K for . . 1 ' ''" "f' Vf"
wlnrtlnw to 7 In one of the best '1y : held --rival ' hll;
games uf the soa.on. . tKln, held . thiouKh,iniiini;jirter lnun or., n)-. " VV.j-VK-jTr::
the lead ' iiioki ' ' of-.' the ; unini. 'it nil ; tCII.e luaV.'Itnil ttad-ltelO Llie.wores - 'T- ' -r-- ... .v-.".
went Into the ninth 7 to 6. Three to thr. minimum, has irlven way he- ". " -
Ijl Grander, bunched their hit.. f"ro an oi.bUuikIiI of '.ma.hlnir Oiiks nlone. exceeded cvei ths
.,.l n..i, .) il.,,, I.... lit. I,. ,rne,.,leut III : wor.l ui .A.e.-. uuiin. ......
test- -. . -;. .'till. imrUcular area,, j No (smvir, played ye.tcrllay;
TheMt. Kmllv 'loam iwlll nlav I -' lur Hnndav's Kiones .alone, no.
at Imbler Kundny. Ic-.than sixteen liome.,:runs were
Matterle. last Kundny were: Mt. 1'hunif up by the e'inht combatant!
Rmlly, Oliver and linker: Klttln. ' clulis, a record for thr. season.
rirlllen and Qnes. ; ad.lilinn.' nearly every club
leani.s travi'lintf.
; ; r- C" ;
A 'new- fre'e hridtfo to. connect
' MiKNOiiri and Kunttas will he opini-il
In the July I at St. Joseph. Mo. '
California Golf
Tournament On
At Del Monte
;1
II, when he heaved -the platter
Hln feet 7-lu Ineh. The credltej
record Is lid feel 1 ,l)-4 Inclie.,
made In 1626 by llud Hornier' of
Houthern f'ullfornla. - ;
llufus Klser, of' the powerful
Washinxton Husky .quart, holder
of the notional eolleftinte title, won
the rha.mpion.hlp ut Chicago la.l
year when he turned tile utile In 4
PK(, MONTH, Cal., May 28 (AP)
(.olfcr. competing in thr. Cali
fornia amateur iroif cluimplon.hlp ; ntfnutes 117 3-& seconds,
iiiitii-fd off. for the .econtl IJi hole
of iiualllyinif jilay today In un ef
fort. 10
Jlased upon the ' neat . time, und
wte.t laifiiewt.ere -near par
JniRl U Ivi.I.ImJILicIi tailm
,,rh VeeliJHUie
rupiHcT lienerally coilrediMI
one of (lie toughest prOpoaltlous In
Lie we.l.
dlstiinces recordeM In duul meets
lii'l'il this season, the. Wushlnmon
iiililtiatlou Is a fuMMTe too
lure the r.humplonaliip with Wash
Mutton Hlnte rolletfe iipd the linl
I vei-Hliy of Oreifoti furnishinir. .er-
error, coupled with ten llrown sufe
tie., aent Waller Miller, In. Hun
Houlhpaw, down to defeat. ,- .
White Ko Win '
Tlie Clilcas-o Wlilte Sox surpris
ed with ,u double .' victory over
llucky llnirls' Detroit Timers, 7 to1
4, tund 0 to & In 14 Inninffs. The'
Hox pulled tho first Kume out of the'
MHMMMMMMMBmMaMHV flri. with a four run rally In tlie
i ctxht h and came from behind to
MtKV M'Tlfll F . lake second u. well. Detroit led
" ' ' 1 Mil the niKhtcap. 3 to I uftes.eveil)
ABOUT RE ADY T(nnU"!' nf nur hut o'ored,
,, n r1 .liiKle run. in the eiKhth uuil nlutlt 1
tUH I iVi!)lV j to knot the, count, scored another.
j In the 12th and 13th frame. lo
'.' NKW VOniC.' May It (AP)-- ..malch Detroit rouniers and won'
Tho fl.llo soi-ilp-heap seems, to out 'n ,h Mth. '''
uwult hold Michael MeTlltue flom '"er major leiiBun clulis hud
County Clare. Ireland, twice hoM " "ri ''"V. -i l
er o flho Iltflit hcaN-yweluht chain- ' . -r-f
What Famous Users Say .About Richfield V
i)lonHhip.
Attempting u rooteltaek at the
ane of, HO, McTlirilD Van Itnorki'd
out
an., foilnet imtlttiiHl- nrnateiir ' HHIfe Church, of PortluT?!, and
si-itorn ihiaw
H at Hcnre dfli-rved a nrle. i eone(f8.
New trupnv d vtwl hy It. IT. I"
';i:iiiii.p Kfrttn, of Mi'dl'ord. Ore., i
ind thn lt h holn, with Uh l- till
n rove, wre Htmnhllmr hlorliH for!,,
inont of tho Kolfern. The fove re-j
ci'lvfd a lot of golf halls nnd the)
trap it Ivcd a lot of eommetit.
l-.Kan wan out of the con tout with
a tame back ami escaped tcntlnif
out hi hrnin child. He K"Hrted thn
!iM pinycM who (fiapppd with the
roiitjti ycftifi'day, hownver, and
ruw that hln Imudlwork watt Kiod.
Coast Records
Will Be Tested
In Annual Meet
hint nlKlit.
Mike Iuih been knocked out be
fore hut where ft took fhut cIukh
men to do It before, Hoffman, with
arc the unlvurhUloH of WuhIiIihf-I nnly a mfdlocre record nmonjr the
ton, Oreifon, Moptunu, and Idaho, profeHHlnnnlM, found the cv-llKht
champfon an cany
iwiii'm 1 1 in i run n iiimi uunny mink- tntlH nl,nfuii, inn
ft.-. with n pair of 75'm, wertthreei
over the perfect flirure In tint In I The nchool entered (n tho meet
I in minllryiitK round yeHtnt duy and
Krntlnicnl lunonir Mm rnntealantH
t-d:iy wuh that anyono bctterlnr, uml Wahlnlon and O reft on Htnte beuvywelKin
champion, at the St.-NicliolaH arena Jackie McCoy, Seattle, fought alx
hiflt rounds to a draw-' here last
nlKht. Kddic Kdflman, Hend, and
l'nt Pndelford fonKht to an un
pop a her draw In the other tdx
roumiVr, while Indian Corltt, of
Hoflelmi-K. and Sttiinhoul Jackson.
Klamath Kill In, broku' even In n.
victim.
four round ko.
4
wheel internal
exptndiug hy- -draulic
trakot
5
iSO (Cveififty)
oversize
balloon tires
6
cylinder high
coiuprrasion' engine
7
KI'UKKK, tire., May !S (AP) I
Pueiric const conferer-ce recm-ds
will he alvcn a wvere leal Willi '
Hie poKKllilllty that some will be
pliiiiteiiul when an army or picked j
athlete, rroin northern division i
eolle.ea and universities compete '
In the umiunl track ami field class- !
le here- nest Krldny ami Katmilny. '
An array of lalent Includlnir a i
possllile world's champion, nn !
Hyinplr are. a national title hold-1
er and many other well know n j
Miira III vie for honor. In the two- !
day hnitle. . j
, r.n .m oi lier, l nlvernity of Oi-e-ron
"Klriiiiit mun." broke Ihe pres
ent reeiutnlsed world', discus mark
In a dual meet with Ihe Culver
sity of WilHhliiBlnn In Henttle Mny
bearing, 52-lb.
highly balancrd
crankshaft
8
inch
chassis
deep
frame
in the NEW
DODBE BROTHERS SIX
- -JSi ' One
17 1
Real !
Anheuser-Busch I .
Quality
ivery ounce of it
The new Dcxlpe Brothers Six
it an extraordinary motor car
because it embodies a whole
bookful of features that are
extraordinary for a car of any.
thinj; like this price.
Its Mono-piece Hoilv has no
joints or seams to squeak or
rattle possesses that unfail
ing rigidity aud Manliness
which is exclusive to single
piece construction.
The Dodge Brothers hydraulic
4-wheel internal-expanding
brakes, the oversixe "):."() tires,
the 52.pouud "-bearing dy
namically aud sLlivall) bub
ancrd crankshaft, the extra,
deep 8-itklt fruiue are con
spii-tioiisainotig the things thut
cannot be inaU-hed by any
other cars neighboring on ihe
new liodgc Brothers Six price.
Come into our salesroom and
see the new Dodge Brothers
Six; try it on the road. If you
inspect and drive one of these
remarkable cars, we have all
the confidence in the world
that you will never be
content until you have one
for your own.
Kn-.nr llouv Srviss: Mi to MloS
I. o. S 1)1.1 KOI I . ( om-eMirlW 7'erou.
lciiKvsi.es hotoss rsouicr
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L. C: SMITH
J Depot St.
Shortly after we broke the non-stob
Coast to . Coast record with Rich-
field Gasoline, we made a compar-'.
ison of four well-known motor fuels.
We discovered in this test that ,
Richfield, in addition to vivinv iis
greater po u 'er and speed, would en
able us to remain in the air two hours lon
ger per one hundred gallons than any of
the other fuels. Naturally, we used Rich
field in our most recent victory, the Los
Angeles to Cincinnati non-stop race. 99
Goebcl adds his tribute to those of dozens of
other leaders in the field of motordom, who
endorse and use Richfield products such '
men as Harry Miller, Fred Duesenberg, An
thony Fokker, Allan Loughead, Harry Hartz,
Captain Wilkins and. Ralph Snoddy men
whose achievements as designers and pilots
are internationally recognized.
Richfield's qualities proved in grueling
competitive eventsare the same qualities
you need in your own motor car instant
power, speed and acceleration without loss
of mileage. What gasoline do you use? "
of America's foremost
ts... winner of the Dole-
Hawaii flight; first to shat
ter the Army's five-year old
transcontinental record and
winner of the Los Angeles
to Cincinnati non-stop race
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