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Swimming Suits
Hill's Department Store
Dependable
Values.
Livestock Club
Members Ready .
;..or Union Shpy
lly .Mim, A. il. CoiiKMii
'1 (OhrM'i'ver Correspondent)
COVK. lre Special) Thf
Jdveidork rhiti lmy ami girl tire
very bitny Just now uetliuK their
ipi animals ready for thn nlmw nt
I'tilon this Theae nnimala
have ti. !!' wutdif-d, ruhhed, etir
ricit and blanketed, their hair trim
med In , JiihI a unrein I wny and
hi i mo cif It furled. In addition to
thin thn WftlhifiK and measuring
of feed intim he done. The nsslst-
int ctjil eliih leader and the 'tf
Jug fount y ngful have lo-eu making
trip nil over the valley giving iii
ef ruetioim oh huw l get
jiiuIh ready for show. Among oilier
dlrertlonH they were told I hat
calves tallH niitnt he Hipped and to
one hoy dipping ini'J.ni only oiii
thlnj; hh he went lionie and tdlppod
the lnunh off the Uil at IiIh alf.
The ralf Im n ood one and may
win n nreinhim pvi-n !f it tliii'i:
look a little hnhhed. of the .ler
kc.v elnliM ftichtdltiK hoili purebred
and Hi'ndo the AMIIh family will
nend 10, the Helix 1,1 and DuiimnH
nine. The llolxteln eluhH will m-nd
hnth pnrohiP(j uiuf jTradi' of
W !!!.!; ('MiijHiiickK wltl nelid fl,
fleck oik 4, ftiiutuH 3, llakei-s 2 anil
Kouei-H I. ''In . the op"'n elanst,
(I'harleN Dt lla'iM will send 'I, I v,
(.Ittle niu iitul .1. i:. .Mills will send
ritie cow, Molly, 8 yearn old that
was one of the firm two calve to
luil cluh work lit Cove. It In i
I vil ierney and Wan ttwtifd
If.v Cordon Mills and the other calf
yas u pun bred llolMleln and v;ih
5 an tied by Marvin I anel. Km m
tjlilH Hinnll hcKinniim Iuih crown the
. ijlilh work of today.
$ J JC. tl. Daniel of ve and Air.
Iknykendal. of Maker, left Sunday
ifiernoon for the Willamtdte val
;5 II y. They will lie hwhv a wt-ek of
tn dnyx.
h ' S. If. Weltner Ik leavliiK today
'I for Portland and Corva ill.i w hi 1 1
J tie will for IiIn daiiKhter Jean
- who h.m Iwien at tlie Oreifun MtotA
.i.lti.ui all Ihin venr. Thev will
return to cove Thui Hday. , ,
m days (tKo from, a tllp to Kimi'iic
ii hern ho. went to take a truck
f load of furniture for .Mr. ami Mis.
?J V. I'. Hrehhe.n'N. Ho reports a
cold, disagreeable ride.
Hel.oiiK. mother of Al rs.
.Mrs. J. S.
llreshears,
mi and Mrs, T. It. Conklln and
Airs. Conklin's mother. Airs. A. A.
Antics and her brother. Archer,
left Saturday ninrnlnk' for Yakima.
Wash., where thy will visit at the '
homes of a brother anil sister of
Mrs. Cnnkliii. Mr. ,.v, .n(l j, ).
AnlleM and Mr. and Airs. Clifford
Kali. j
The Camp Fire kIiIn will hold 1
their regular meet Inn at Canin '
Yey Jiow, the home of Mm. J. It. -
Price, their guardian Monday
evening
The Alfsstouury unciety which Is
lalihiK a "round-tho-world. trip'
will meet at the home of Alts
Lydki M, l-inu Wednewday arter
nonu. On this Uk of tlielr Jmir
ney they will arrive in Kypl.
The Pt li.-v. v. P. ::;;..!;:
ton, l viNltltiK In Cove. He ar
rived Sunday evening after hold
ing servlepft in tit. John's at I n
Ion and will he here until Wed
nesday when be will no to li
Grande where he Is to speak at Ihe
dedlentlon ,!f the hrw io
school.
The Venerable S. W. Ci eascy. nf
Pendleton, Is also In the Cove. He
came last Thursday and is buv
rcithiK rvcryihltiK fn readiness for
Suiiiiner schntd which opens June
17 and continue for 1 a days.
Airs. Chris lUrtsch wast huHtens
to the Ladle.. Cuild Saturtlav ntt"'i -nooii.
Her home was ttretitly dec
orated with a profusion of nprinu
flowers. lulls. lilacs and lid
flowers helm; uxrd. This w;im m
fprrlal ineeiiiiK honoring Airs. P.
K. Sturi;es. After the business
nifellnj;, bridge was played at three
l.'ihleH. The iiets w er Airs. It I.
Harker. Airs. G. K. Pinker, Mrs.
J, Chad wick. Mrs. A. G. Con
It tin. Alts. Jack Fletdnr, Mm. Joe
Goyette, M,s. i.. .M . I.;.hd, Mrs.
4. K. Altlls, Alls Dorothy .Mills. Mr.
K. P. Keen nnd Mm. I. K. Sturceii.
I.nnch whh nerved Into tn thri' nf- (
lernoon. Mm. O. VI, IlcrUarAwonj
i
Wonderful array of new col
ors in all - wool suits. Reds,
Greens, Blacks, Blues, Stripes
and Plaids.
$2.75 up to $10.00
Get yours at
Dependable
Quality.
;the hUrh wore and Mrs. A. C
, Con-
kiln seeond hfwh.
Mitv. Dorothy .MIHfi, who has
; lifri-tr dofnt; iost raduatr work at
..i!l..Wn.1laJ Wash., hlKh all year.
en mo homi1 Thni'Mday. She wilt
iiitM'Wh'lMiini oolltHJp next la II.
.Miss Thelmn Andei'son is urnd
uii 1 1 nk from Mjon mouth Normal
thin month. She will trnrh the
primary grades in t'ove whool
next year.
f'aul 'I'riifhlufid who has hen
a guest of hit Hister, Al
linger. h-H .Saturday for
,.f hi parentn Air. and .Mrn. t li.
Iruehlood. at Koaehurg.
.M'tiery iioyriif, wit-
dnuguiei- oi mv. ano mv, i miner i
tioyetie. of Haeruniento, nl In'
spending t he mi miner with her i
u'rinrtiirfntH - Alr. and Mih. Joe
tloy
CARNIVAL TO
BE SPONSORED
.nV PHT HWUIt
! I IlijitU
Hiiilnic the ilx day enmineiielnK
nc.i Aiumiiiyi iho Taclfle Slate"
K line kIiowh will appear In l a
(Ii-amle, wlven , under the iiunpleeH
of the I, a (irande povt of (dx)
AiiMiiean J.ckIoii.
The carnival Include Mexican
t iiitil'ii'liniifi. Minirt'rM, d'tneei'M and
enteitainein from untll of the Kin
(rande. beautiful kIiIh, essential
electrical etrectM. elr., aivordlnw to
advance notleeH.
A elrciiM Nlile mIiow will efuitaln
ti collection of I'reakH and mi'ln-d-ties
from all part of the world and
one o!' the feature will be the "up
side down" boy. who wan born with
Inn handK and feet l verw-d. It 1
.said. Some of the oilier attrac
tions are Maxon'M wonderland, the
coal mine, tun on the farm, uth
hiir stadium. iiionltcy-uiotordrotTie.
I laimh land and Satan's daughter.
' , ' 1 ' "K, . " ' " "'" "u I
Ten rldiiiK device will also ho In
cluded In the carnival.
The proceeds nf the kIiOW re
ceived by tin- h'ulomiaircH here will
b; v.y.i A in d( l"t;iy cost of new uni
forms lor the drum and hoi;!
eoi ps.
!fi!i ff
tlUlli XUC l
Li rt('i! I) FoV CI W CtJk 1
Xi;V YoltK. June 4 (AP) A
av cold wilt keep :;,be Hutll
. Ih
t itut of the New York Yankees'
llneim probibly for a week.
j I ! til 1i has been in bad physical
; taken out of the 'anie lust Siitur- I
i day In the ninth innltm and didn't
play at all the followlnn day. Yen- j
j teribiy his cold became so bail that j
', he went to Si. Vincent's hospital.
for an es.tmlnatfon. Physicians (
tlu re disciiverlnc con-i'tion In the
chest, told him to remain at home
.for three or four days at least,
j Sa in my Ityrd will patrol rli;ht
, field fnr ihe Yanlt while Itiith Is
i ecupei .itilii;.
New Yorkers cat T.'UMt.oati ei;s
idaiU, aVM a bulletin or thn Mer
i chanlH' Association. And just think
ot the millions none tiny have to
; look at !
cyvs MOT
8r
OIIKCT ru.1M IIIKJIIXI tTUHUM
Greatest ii&irgitlion.,
of circus tiilrnt euer
assembled! lis so blj
It needs tlie sky for
n itxl and all outdoors
for a sialic
cAiuieil uUrnciion,
lu'illuinr lirnvorks
Display!
f
r
Frisco Team In
Second Position
In Coast League
Thn i.;td advancing Han KrunelH
ro Weals Wfi' huek In their own
ramp today, after u nueet-hMful tour
of thr-e wi'kn during which they
fought their way to M'coiiil idaee
Hi Harlan I" "io raelrle Coast league n(und
the homo ' :.
No) OI,y )h(, , os
IankH ,, uhieM In neven meet -
i nj.-(
but Ihey look four out or
M'Ven from Ht-nttle, and nioppfd ii
l'ortland Hcvi-ii out of elht before
ri'turniiii; io thrlr hay haunt. ThU
Weeks the Mi'.iIh khk m ht-duled to
liifot the Niinppy Hollywood Stui i
In u evri)-gaiue Mcrlc.
The league lending Mtnlon Itcd
weiv in I.iim AiiKch-M tor the flrt
llniH IIiIh st-afon. to hatllc tin hard
Mitintf Anl. whH.'th. Oiikswvr
u hom(i viintl aanHt ,,u..()rt.
land Imm'Uk, and Siienmtento ami
Health- won In the California capi
tal. i (Htn;it M.wtui in:s
NKWTPN, Iowa, Juno 4 (A I') -Milton
A. AleCord, hi, former may
or and pOHtinanlt r of New ton, died
at bin home early today, i(!'Out
weekn after his two dauKhtern
mittlu a dramatic HieainKhlp ami
aliplane race to It In bedside nfter
he whh reported dylnir.
An IllitioiH woiniin lH mayor lit
3f.. A n'oiiiaii who will u.linlt hIui'h
3'. ili-Hirves sonii' Hiirl nf an hiinor.
The stronger the
. . . .the stronger
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AM) V V V A It I) S
V. O. n. DETROIT
KIGHT HOHY STYLUS
Canvpnlrnt Temu
NEW DODGE BROTHERS SIX
C II H 1 8 L t It M O 1 O K S I'ltOUUt
L. C. SMITH
!) Depot St.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
ATHLETICS WIN j
IN 13 INNINGS
St. Louis Browns Remain
in Second Place, Much to
Disgust of Experts.
t My nr:mu:rrr w, it.i:ui:i:
VV hHe- five etnbx nlpp away af :
the National League lead, Cornel.!
In- AletJHIIculdy'H J'hllndelptiin
Athb-ticK have taken over the duly
usually reserved for I Ik. Yank
ees or mukfiitf u runaway out or
the Anierieau league lace. I
Only five Kanics separate Ihe
first five clubs in the .National
iMitftle while the Alhletlin have a
Krviiler b-ad Han thai over Ihe SI.!
I.ouls llrnwns. who hold diKK'Hv.
on to eecond place, nnu-h to tlin;
dbiKitst of certain American leaui;
expel'tH, j
t:t Imilii win !
The A'k had to travel i;i innliiKf
to down Detroit and hum- UP Hielr.
Klxlh Htrnlk'hl win and I 7th in their'
last IN KfiniPrt yesterday and the.-'
shattered (leorpe 1'hle'n nine-Kam
wlnnliirf htrcali while they wer
about it. I
The Mr owns kept Mtep with a 1
to 4'irliMiiph at Washington's ex-'
penso, ftettliiK to Curiam! Hraxton
tor four runs In the first Inning. '
Hanimy (Iray kepi the Senator's
ten hits well scattered. .
Thft "Itnth-lesM" New York ,
Yankees made It t lire In a row
over Ihe ChlcaRo White Sox, win-I
nh)K 1-0 behind I'M Weln' tow-hif
pitching The Yankees scored thei -:
slin;le tally In the first Inula? on
("ambh' sliiKle and the fitst of three
dnubieM by (Jene Itobertson.
I Cold weat her forced ut pone-
Itlent .if the battle between Cleve.
laud and Motion.
I Cards Maintain I .end
I The diiif,'-donK flKht c(nilnued l:i
the National Iwikuc with (he St. I
KoiiIh Cai'dlnals tnatntalninu: their'
t K'nne and a half lead over the
rieid. ;
1 The 'a nl h nosed out lirooklyn,
t to S, in a heay hitting fray in
Which there was little to choose he
tween either club. Johnny Kreuer
U'k hit a home run, double and
siiiRle hut even that couldn't aid
ithe Mnhlns to victory.
1 The 1'lrateK mnlntalned t heir
hold on second place by troiinclnK'
the I'lililles. 14 to 2, as HurlclKh
Crimes hunir up his ninth slralirbt
victory of t he season, wit liou t a
def( al, the best record in cilhen
major It ukuc. I'aul Waner hii a
home run and two doubles and
i scored four runs.
' lilHiil- Win Third 'dame
1 Carl lltlbbell pitched steady ball
and the N w York (limits coiuim-r-ed
Chit-UK'O'N Cuby ror the third
Htraik'ht lime, - to 1. tluhl-ll had
the Cubs blanked linty t he nint n
when three sinjHeji j-en' o::r run
!: across the plate. The victory .en
abled the (Hauls to pas the rhlllic.t
and hjo Into fourth place. .)
The Clnelnali p.Ih clouh-4 Men
Can (well for six runs In tho first
; innliiK and beat the itoston Hraves,
hait'lK down, iZ to. It. Tln Itraves,
who led the tcaKUc for some lline,
now are inly a i;anio out of the
cellar.
Xlirscryiiirn rslllllati. that I'.O
irr rtnt of tin- I'rnit IriM-s uf
I'liliimf hiiva piM-ishi'il lM'catis. ol"
Ilia linllii.ia Ily ri.hl wlnl.-r.
The new
Brothers Six lias
an 8-inch frame .
No other car at the
price lias
and
sai
LA GRANDE, ORE.
Educated Beaver
Tony ltorrclll. newest Portland
acquisition, , is playing smart
baseball in the outfield and at
third base. And he oukIh to. for
he's recently from .Muhlenberg
enlleue. He's a polished iiiflelder,
and most of his hits m for extra
bases.
League
Standings
i.r.A;i I-: sr.Mii(is
.alli?iial liCnum
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IWest Will Have
I Strong Forces
i At Staffs: Field
OHICAflO. June 4 f A F') The
';ieific coast which has dominated
the fasten) intercollegiate track
mid field championships in eihL
of the last nine years, will be
be.ivlly represented in the nation
al championships at Stax l-'lcld
l-'riday and Saturday.
stanfoi'd, winner of four straight
1 C. A. A. A. A. lilies will have
three men. Kothert and Krenz. Its
Kreai we(jht men, and Kdnmnd:
pole vanlter and hurdler, entered.
v liHe WasliliiRton Northwest con
ference champion, will send a selec
tion of Its stars. I'M Aloeller, Uni
versity of Oregon discus thrower
who tossed the weight UJU fet,
7-a inches, bettering the world's
recni'd, in a recent meet, will seek
to trim the .y an ford pair.
I 'niveivfly of Southern Califor
nia which made it one-two for the
coast at Philadelphia last. Satur
dav. will have a foil team entered,
a ial ranks as Illinois' greatest
threat for the team championship.
Of the eleven individual cham
pions of last year still eligible for
competition, eiht have fih-d en
tries. They are Vlrtfil "Cist, Chi
cuk'o. i'i ynnl tltleholder; Rufus
Kiser, Washington, winner of the
mile and co-holder of the record
at ' 4:17. fi; Pave Abbolt, Illinois,
two-mile; l-Mmonds. Stanford, pole
vault champion and record holder;
Hothert, Stallfoid, shot put record
holder; Wilinrd Kef. Michigan,
hnnmier throw; and I-ep 1 tart let t
of Albion. AHch., college, w ho
established a new mark of '11! feet
seven inches, for the javelin.
Brutal and dangerous sales policies of competitors, 'working
an inhuman hardship on the sorely tried tobacco trade,
cannot halt the success of Lucky Strike. Lucky Strike, the
choice of experts, ia now the favorite of millions. Public
testimony of those whose voices arc precious, of those who
keep trim, of those who prize the slender figure of fashion,
and 20,671) ifc physicians substantiate the benefits of the
secret toasting process.; TSie quality of Lucky Strike merits
public approval as it won expert commendation.
"fTli( figures quo!.
cil liuv iireii-t-liHu.(l
nml rcrlifit;(I lo liv
i.YiatAiM), ltoss
11UOS. AND MONT
;OMKY, Ai.cfi.in.
tuiils ad Auditors.
i ir s Toa.QTnpri u
-i No Throat Irritation- .OmwMMkP .
no cough, .M$mm.
i Vvip- - "
! Tic Larky Strike Dane fii. Jtjwf1 , ' ' fi
Onimtra trill rontiiiun &t!i " 1
i rrrry Salunlay night in Ajg Sf 0 -( 1
I o roust to ctmnt riutut v C
j, niA-IIIIOIT(l',V. It. C. S'!T, ..v.','
! ; ' network f -
To maintnin W -?V . ' . - j
a slender fiK. " ' ' - ' i
urc, no one ' f'" ' "V j
cun deny the V tgi ' -
truth of the rm. W j$$fc '
advice: If VI' - &mi
REC1I FOR It y$$
a lucky m hfri;'fc ;T !,
insteaTTof , :r'6? '
- . , .Slar of Comply nn.l Song
NIGHT FIGHTS
I'HII.AI'KI.riUA Ceorffe God
frey, l.elM rvtlle, l'a., stopped Jinl- (
my Ibvne, I.ouiseville, Ky.. (".t , i
N' K ' Y t H t K I -eo William. .;
New York, knocked out Harry I'ay. j
I.ouiKville. Ky., (-r'). I
HUSTON (Jorllla Jones, Ak-
- ..tiiied Al Alello, Lowell.
I Mass.. (ti)
I TITS M
-ltd I Jack AlcVcy.
. outpointed 0U Till.
J N'W York,
l Hurrah), N
1 TII.SA
Y., (HO.
- in ho Hunt, 1'oncit
Iclty. ok it
and Muriay Citt liix.
! vt ,lr,.w t Hii.
' CINCINNATI Tulfy tJrlflilh.
Siouv City, knocked out iho
l-'reas. Grand Itapids ( 1 ).
WHKKI.INC. U. Va.. Ali-lKc;
Alike O'Dowd, Columbus, O., out
pointed Stanley WiliiJims, .Marlins
.V.r, o., ( l.
Derby Winner To
Race In Chicago
CHICAGO, June 4 (Al) Seek
Inir his Hccnnd major triumph of
Ithe lt-'!i racing season, Clyde Van
I uiiir.lv Htui of Man O' War,
' and winner of the Ki ntueky I lerb.v.
today was tpiarlcre.i at the Wasli
j inKlon park tMick. ;.o preparn for
the $(i'),uoo' Ameiicau derby June
," . I
Clyilc V:m ui-n iiit'ivimI nl Hi"
' trui-k yfsli i.l.iy arti.r a nip III his
,si-c i:il rar. Iroin ( 'Inil'i'liill Hovviih. j
'His liaincr. Clyde Van (tusi-n, saiil i
'Jhi! Iioisi' hail hi'iM-mil n. mill' in
S-S li.il'nic IravillB Ki lll ilrky.
riauilp Hiacry vii-lually. is ciTlain
. to lii'fi-nil his Hi.o iinil L'lin-yari
dash laurf-ls. .
Brutal Sales Policies
W . . 9 lubiiuniUd
.Tuesday, June -1, l'J20
We Cuanintce '
Kelly
Springf ield
Tires
'or one year against all road
'hazards Including biow-outs,
rim cut.", stone bruises, or
dinary wear, wheel align
ments etc. "We further KUar
nitee the tire for its lifetime
trains! all defects in nutter
al and workmanship,
Easy Payments '
CARR
FURNITUUE CO., Inc.
Mrtiu 770
Maftern Oregon's l;irf;est
Home. I'urnisher.s
ASK INVr.STICAT!ON
WASHINliTON. June 4 (Al')
The .senate was asked today by,. its
Interstate commerce committee for
authcrity to invest lt,rute the wli'fde
fl. ld of Interstate communication
by radio, lelenraph. telephone and 1
cubic and the transmission of
jtower.
President. Hoover had n black
eye the other day but he explained
it to everybody's satislaction. IJut,
just think of Hie sLories you iniiflit
have heard If President Al Smith
ever came down, in the morning
with a shiner!
I
ff 'lt Amcrlran 'luliairn fimnativa IS