La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 12, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA. GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE, Wednesday. June 12, 1J2!) 1 RBBHiHssiHaHEffla' PIRATES RETAIN Reds And Seals Bl M U w a m m a M baa New Summer Voiles in Prints at 50c HI- m M NATIONAL LEAD, League Standings , WEST LING IN , HOLD-OUT ON Bl Narrow Margin Separates rittsburg and Cardinals Athletics Win. Ily (ho AhswIikciI J'ress I A wan' of a cJosi' lttl( for'thft Ir-atfiKr l('fiil'Mliiii at leant in tlm iiiiiiiciiJiittt futiin, lhi Han I'Van- I'AriFic coast m;a(;i i; w. I HwilOll Sill) I'ninrlwo I .OS AlIKI'li'K Hi' N Ily Wflliiiiu .1. ('Iilfiim.i. (A root-hit im! I'risH Sioit Wilier) After N-vclohiiiK a HtrariKt facil ity for lo.siiiK hull KiirnfH to lirook- ! lyn, the I 'I rates executed a Hntint W-ftboiil-fiif'e at Knrltes field yester day Jiihi la lime to savo llieinxelvpH from the (V'.orloiiK Jcoliinit and a pliinue into Hccoml pliwc. UrooU lyn had in the mjiUjnj; (t dnnhle jihiy wlilrh wuiilrl Uuvn ended the atne in It m own favor, ut Dave liaticrot't sliiM'd off u ry too to first Imxe for the xeeond half of I the intended douhle-killing, r j n iii two I'irate runneiK seored, wln- Uepenaanle Dependable mnK the uy m 2. Va 11PR. tJllJI lf.V. J lirates rema ned half a ei.seo Mixtion Iteds and the S.in ''lKll'"'i 1'i-anelseo K-al first and second In Hollywood the KtundjiiKH. were unions the wtnnliiK cluhs in yesterday 'h M a twr HILL'S 1 1 tiii hsoav ritrxiiiA.Ms Tho Aiui'i'lciin "ltriu.'lriitiliuir i ..iimny proxi'iim ror ThitiHiliiy iii-hiws: H, ripi'i'a compiiny; I, An- itrjny Kuwi;r; !t::io, iirtlnllf cuiti'in liln; lu. iriali' (tixiitft: io:;so, nitc Hull: 11 lo is, vie .Miyi'm oi'ilii'H tni. Tho Niitlnmtl ItrnmlrutillliK ctim nuiiy pinuriiiti fur Tlim-mliiy rul Iowh: 7, Trotlhiiiloiirti: 7:Hll, Kytn pnony hour: K:ilii. Mi'tiiory Lulu; : HI In II, WhinilMT Hour, . I'nrlltihil . ' uc!v (n:' ki- 7, niii ri'utltri-;i, spoilt; 10, Ihuhk I I , iliinrn hitiiil. Kl;. (IIS In) i In 12, AMI' pro era in, - Sim aiM'Isi'ii Kl''ll: (inn lie) s, iVhImivh: X, orrhcHtru; in, Anioir urn) Amly; KiMii lo U:iu, iluni'o niunlt'. KI'O (11 Mi In) 8, in nulla I ppl- Hoilo; K::iit, inlxoi qiljiiinl; U, violin hail ''lial; in, incn'i rhoi'iin; 10 lo 11', Klir, Null Ijikc CII) KSI, (I III k ) N ill' iiiiiirli'l: !), rlinllo: lo, Aiihih iiinl Amly; 1 n : 1 r. iluni'i' liuiNlr, I a mi- lii'hltiil the CiinllniilH In li irnnii'H cuiinl, hilt ri'tulncil fli-nl ! plni'o on it pi'i-i'i'iitiiKo inni-Kln j ihrmiifl! hiivlrm plnyi'il f(wi'i' im-KiiK'-nii'iitH, The Cin-ilfniilH Kli'ppi'il lull ovir the I'hllllia ii h Hal ll.il.l pili'hi'il kooiI hull. I'Viink Ki IbcIi j niili'il lluiil wlih n honip run, u , trlpli iiinl two kIiikIi'H hh J-'rnnli (i'lioiil hit IiIh (wi-irili homer lor , the I Ml I Ik. i (ilanlH lllnnk IH'iIh Tim (ilmitH ri-Kiilni'il t h ! r Hlrhli' hy ihri'iitlni; ( 'IniMnnall. !l lo 0. throneh lln Hi'fontl Hlillt-oilt (rrort of hii; l-'rivl l'ltZHiiiitiions In fiiur iliiyn. Tin; OlnnlH ourni'il an i-vi-n hri'iik In ''Innrlnali on tho vl?'lory, ami run thi-lr ri'iioril n (ho ui-nt lo clKlit K'lmi'K won mill only Ihroo lOHt. Thu Thin l'(ilav now Invmlfn I'llmhntK for w hat Hliapim up nni. or 1 1 'in ( Lin iniiKi important mim-Ii'h of thi-lr trip. Tin.' riiuH-HniVfH'Kfiiiip at C'hlon IfO yPHli'i'ilay won pOHtponi'i! hi- - j 1'iilisit of rain. ! ' AtllU'tli's Ki'llllu l.onil lnao, ! Tin. Vmikpi'H took furthi'r Ktops hiillir. towlinl ronvcrtlliK tin' Aini'rlran IcnKiw rare Into a Iwo-ti-ain HtniK- Klr hy wlnnlnx llii-lr tlilnl MrnlKlit from lhi HrowiiK, II to fi, hut. thi' limiiplouH (jiilni'il nolhlni; on ihn Alhii'lli'H who ili'fi'iitptl tho Whtto Hox hy 14 to i anil ri'tiilncil a IwhI of Mi-vert Kanii'K. YounK Kil Wal.ili hail nnollipr ilay at IMiilaili'lphla, anil Sai'ranti-nto .. Si'iitlh- ni'wal of I'ai llli' I'oant It'iiRilif iOtiih 1 '"'"""'I , I'liiHti'ilnic their hlta, the Uln- hIoiih ili'li'iiteil Seattle 11 lo I at llicnallon park, Nairn,- their nine ''"'"'""ft hlln to ailvanlatie. The InilluriH '-""'-l iiIko eolleeteil nine hinleji, tint I'll- ' ''''"fro lelle hail a allKhl eilKe on Ihn Sfw V'"'1' norlhern iiioiimlMmen, l-'lwli ami ''''"o'lelphin . I.enianHlil. I'lnilmiall The Hi alh iniiile thi'lr neason rep. Hfnolilyn Olil eillhl KllalKht, over the Km', """ion raniento Henatora in the mute pupl liil, hy their Kt 1 win. . John Cano, the hiiKi l-Yenno ftmuiue, lulleil to holil the Heal when they Opened up (heir hi). KuiH to llllHK up 10 liilN anil two liomerH hy Cole- Illlttl anil Joliey. Bll 24 ....7 Hi ....42 3.1 ....42 cl & 37 ...85 4 4 ...2i; 4li ...24 4S llo.slon I'hlluilelphln ew Vork .... Kt. I.oiiIh .... i Detroit , ('levehinil .. Oaks Trim Aiwlx j Wanhini;lon The Oakland (lultH auhulprued CIiIphko Ihe I.ok AiiKelea AnxelH under a 4 lo 2 srore, with a total of 11 hllH lo the S Kleaued hy the KOUtherneiH. 'I he mime wax played ai Kmeryvllle iii'io.sh Ihe hay. The OiiIih poui I on AiiKle WalHh hi the flint Innilm and hapimered out four uliot In a row for three rmiH. j I'orllanil play,.il like u rirnt rank ; team lor three InnliiKM niiuinal tin. ! Hollywood Ntiir, only to ko liaek I to normal in the fourth when Cun rarella hit the eelllnit, nllowlnij the Hlarn to puxh over riviv rutin on ait many hits anil to elltirb. tho flml Kiiiiip or the week'n nerluji with u X.VI'IONAI, I.DAfil l-: W. I.. ...:v2!i 17 3 2 lit 2X IS 2.ri 2(1 . IS 30 17 2!l 17 2!l AMi:iticA.v i,i:A(ii i-: v. I.. ! DKTKOIT. June 12 (Al' t. ("ieortfe V'e8tllnft-. lar Hhort.ston of .1111 the I'ortland leiiui of tile- I'aelfli .li":t Coatit leiiKite, who was purrhiiHed .H4:i hy the Itetroll Timers and ordered ,.r,3S lo report In WaKhington Iuki .4Sli Thursday, is a hold out for part .443 of the priee pith! by the TlKer'ntun ,:li:i agement for his eontract. .3:13 ; WeMIInK aM in St.. I.onls last nlliht hi" dhl not know when he , ' would report to (he TiKern but re I'et. fimeil to dmt'UK hi.s re.'tBon for de .r,30 layintr. it was learned here, how ,K2 7 ever, that refUKal of the I'ortland .linn eluli to split the sale priee is his .i.rili ' Kfievanrp. .4;-,7! - Former Grid Star ""j Announces Wedding I'et. CHIi'AOO. .Iiine 12 (AT)- irv- :,5 II -"CI link' K. I'ond. who seored the first -s is Si'i'J touphdown Mlphltran ever niude in -s -- .f'Ko i Intereollenlate football, and who .....211 25 .537 ; sliiee that time, baek In (he 7ll'n. 24 .500 't has won Intprnallonal repute nn nn IS 2S .:i:n ' arphiteet. said today he hail bepn IN 34 .3411 i tiiartied slnee last Sunday, 15 33 .313 1 "lf the first time I ever did i j It. he snillpil, "and I think I otmht j to lip pardoned because of my Iyoinn, ' j I'onil Ik 72, bin nlniosl as well I known for his present athletle " itKllily as for his arehiteetural np-' pouiplishments. A part or his daily i routine is to turn hundsprinps and I fllpflops nnd do other siren is t!erelses. ' rond's bride was M(ss; 1athpr- ' Inen lie Nanerede. 47. oV'Ann Ar.. MT, CI.K.MIO.NH, .llrh. viPkiy 1 ' ' K,'Pn' ""' 'Pieniony ; Goldhetir. Detroit. ,m.,l l),n ,Holt I'11""- ... ; thpn played a few holpa with Col I onel Tiers l.exh and upon retnt n I inn to tlie I'hihhr.use raid to a ineinber: "At hist I've learned to I play coif." The ptlnrp slopped after another practice session with I his irons and went out tu watch some of the afternoon inatchps. Chicago Golfer . Wins Match In Sandwich Play SANDWICH. I'iikIhiiiI, June 12 (AI") .lolin llntvsou or Oilcmco, a a r r ct n ,o cue of lite leaillnu- Amerliun eon- A, A. U . ollSpCHUS teniliirs for lltp Itrllish amateur Itolr t'linilip:onsiip nun his seenntl inuli'li this arii'rnunn rroni (.uy ('amphpll of lticl. one up, in Ihn Hini-niilK lluusnil liatl ilereatetl .lolill I). MiCoiiiiiii k runner lrl.-ll t'lillntliloit, 2 nnil 1, ' Martha Norelius SANDWlrir. RnKlnnil. June 12 fM'i Jolin Dawson of fhipuRO, hrlKhtest AuiPrli'itn ltopp In the Itrltisli ainatptir Boif tuiti-nament Ifl progress herp. won his first mutch today, heatinir John 11, Me t'ormuek, forinpr Jrlsli Phampion I wo and onp. " 'flip Tritipp of Wales Paino to Kandwiph today, watPhpil a fpw liiatphps start ant! decided hp could do nhoilt as well himself. He went about It Just like a championship competitor. Klrst he visited the practice tnirway at the prince's club, adjolnitiK HI. (leorne, dropped a doscen hulls nnd lilt them with a I NKW YOltK. June 12 (AT) " The heavy hand of the auiateui athletic union has fallen on two more 'Olympic champions. Martha Norelius and Helen All tiny. Found Btiiity of BivliiK unauthor ized exhibitions with professionals. Miss Norelious was Indefinitely suspended and .Miss Meany de clared "liieliKiblp to compete as an amateur" by the recislrutlon coni mltlee of ihn A. A. T. yesterilay. It was tills same limly wiilcli. in February, set down May Harbuti. Olympic 4ou-iiiet.r phaiiiplon. af ter he had churned that officials of track had paid excess expense money to star performers. In annniincinif lis decision, lite committee ruled that Miss Nore lius. 4o0-meter free style swlm milur champion at the laBt Olym pics, must 1,'lvp up all prizes she BABY WALKER AND STROLLER Oom hi nation Wititker and Htriiller beautifully enameled, with ruhlier covered lmmi er. Hwivel fnmt wheels and ftddiiiK hundle ;-:5.75 CARR FU1JNITUIIE CO.. Inc. Main 770 Kastnrn Oregon's T.nt'Ke.Rt I lume i-'nrnishei-.s NIGHT FIGHTS 'driver as HnKen and the American Mvon at the national women's eham pros did on their recent visit. TTe 1 plonship at I 'lilcni.'0. 'i'lie inure we see of the common people, the greater the pain jriven us by the uncommon ','nes. Ily Ihe Assnt'ialptl Cross fl.NCINNATI I'-reddy.. Miller, CiiiPinnuti. outpointed 1;: d d 1 o O'Dowd. Col bus. (10). ', CI.KVKI.ANI) Hilly Wallupp. Cievt'land. outpointed Kdflle An derson, Wyotnlnii;. '(lli)t- I ' AT I.OK ANOIOI.KK: 1(. H. K. Tnrtiand , 4 S ll Hollywood 1 I. -1 1 2 Haltei les: Cilscarella,' Meek, Mu halley nnil Wooilall: Johns and Kypher, Hatutii, New York. (7) NKW YOltK Jack HerK. Knir rainl, and Stanislaus l.onyzn, Chile, d few. ( 1 (l ) , I.OK ANOKI.KS -Hud' Taylor, Terre Haute. Ind,. ami Uol.lie. Hess, Ocean Turk, Cal., drew (10) 1 AT KAN l-KANCIKCO: Keallle , Missions HnltcrlcK :Klsch. l,amanskl, and I llorreanl, Cox; Tlllelte and lion-' man. I n. Tr. K) Decide on Century 1 1 Kecora in Autumn AT OAKLAND: n. j. ! i.Os Angeles 2 S Oakland 4 1 1 Mallcrles: Walsh nnd Sandhc Crattlieail nnd Head, I'Bl AT KAi'i; A'M KN'To: jt if r K-ilj Francisco t it 111 s Sacrumeiito 1 s 1 itallerles: .Malls and Hernl; Cano and Koehier, Ocorifc l':nriishaw pllched rlnp hall over the Pntlrn route. Simmons, Foxx, anil Dykes aided Hip .Muck Ian cause with home runs. AllhotlKh Ihe Ited Mux oulhll the I, 'filters .by 1 I to 7 at the Fenway. . hXikntH ' the western team hunched hits to KII'J (f.liti He) 7, NI1C; S:30. obi- itdvaiituKn. wlnnliiK hy 5 to !t. I! band; !i:45, Amos and Andy;" WashliiKton bat'sinei, went on in, hi ass bond; II lo 11:30, leal- another rtiiupaKe behind Fred Mur ,,,.. . . berry lo deleat Hip Indlann at the Nil A (147 ke) K lo 12. AIM' pro- lHol hy 1 il to 3. i irntiii. '-i l,ts Attici'liw 1 .MI KSOI.IM III SV KFI (040 kc) 7:30, Nile; :30, f iiluip; ll, violin; U:30, conceit; Id,; UOMlC, June ,12 (AT) The dupe Nile. In sd' busy duiinn: Ihe day In his Krvr.l.ijio4ii;) . . reaiui)K,.'j.,.ijii,'hu imIsi. Iiiiuid oil I.tlbovlski Irlo; III to I, iliinen cilies that ihe chamber c '"'si''. littles Is I10I1II11K only- iilitht ses-1 years nuo with n siiiioiui ...m.. 1 slons, hcKlnnlhir til nlmi o'clock. ' incut. 1 NKW YOltK, June 12 (ATI Action on OeorKc Simpson's a 2-5 seconds pprformunce ror the Ion yards will be token at the Notional 1 . convention at si. l.ouls in November and not before. , Announcement lo this errert was niniln yesterday by Daniel J. Fer ris, secrelary-trnasiirei' of the A. A. I'. in an errort to set 111 rest re ports that Ihe A. A. IT. had vir tually decided not tn recoKnlz.' Simpson's new hiirlc because start ing: blocks had been used. IVe Welcomeyou to Portland. 200 comfortable rootni, nch with bath. Reaionable ral-es. Convenient down-town location 9k HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON Louit E. Boobu Resident Maimier i Tlti:ill( TS HT.M.MtltlAl.i: NKW VOHK. Jut,,. o (AT) ! The motion picture editor or the ; New York American predicts the I retnarrliiKc of Kilwin Cuiewe film iciipa-- director, and Marr'A NtPiUTtfir ob- ui'ii- . iiiiiieo a utvorce n A iv cn iup Si allle V; K'O.MO (!I2 ke) 7:30, Nllf; S.;io, . nhl-lline band; !t:3il, eiituedy; li:45,l liew's; III, brass band; II, popular i,'.iroKi'atn; 11:30. hour cii'Kiin recll. '-al. Dili ver KOA (S30 kc) S, sereiiadi rii; t::o, news. . Onklaml KI.X (SSii kc) X. lealiireH: . ror. pel liyiutiK: 1l:3il In I () : Mil lluwall- 1 ' K(H) ("'.ill kc) 7:30, Nllf; mystery serial; HI lo 12, NI1C !l:3li, Imbler School Elects Faculty For Coming Year nMll.KIt (Kiiorlnl) Teneliein elected for Il'f ronilnir selinol year tile V. J. K'lnir, sntit.; I onovnn Stewart, Ctirvallls, Smlt h-Mu.'lnH: , llnriy 1. .lohnson, KahUitim, Wash. i:n(rllh; Kthel M. Haitfeant. Shorl dun. re.. commcrciiil: Manrleo V is. I.a (lraiide. 71 h - Stti unide; ; Adeline Anson. I.a (Irnnde, fit It fith jrnidea: Audrey lelip. I'nlon 3rd & 4th k'"Ii.h; Clnrn A. Nolan. ' l.oMtlnn, Ore.. 1st K- L'nd. I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. V. Klnff relttrn- 1 id Tuesday from Portland nnd Condon where they have been visit inn their liesirctiv. ptirentH. They fll II vt In I.a Orande thirliiK the summer. Mrs. Walter Penrsnn nnd d.tUKhter of Portland, nrrlvo. Wed. Utility tnornlttK to spend the Hum mer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. (losklll. Inn K. Keltener Is vlsittnu this week with her brothers lionth and t-'innk McKi-imon. Mr. and Mrs. W. It. !,edbotler ;ind family have returned from Wtiletn jvhere they attended tlie Kiaduatlon exerciser of tlu-lr sen Kh-n. ltubtiy Huron and Clayton Fox b'lt Sunday mornlnK tor Corvnlhs lo attend the buys nnd Kills ebib Hummer school. Gavuzzi and Salo In Hard Struggle CAI.KXICO, t'al.. June 12 (AT) Tetp (l:ivnzl. bewlilsli.-red Italian and Johnny Kalo. the (lyinv op of Tassalc, N. J promised o eontlnuo their bluer striliiitle (or .the leailershlp or the triiiiscontln. ec.iiil hiinioti derby lu today's 47 mile urlnd over desert wastm mid mountainous uraU's lo Jiuiuilia t'al. ' (Invuzxl, who halls fioin Knit- kind licbl an tidvanlaite of ;T, tnin llleii and 411 seconds over the Tus Ullp pnllremnn In total elupai d time lis the blinlnneeii. stint,.,! on the 74th lap or Ihe coast to eo-ist muni, then. He maintained that hud in the face or 11 bitter ntlcmpl by Halo durlliK yesterday's 5J.il mn slrclch between AlifOdones, .Mexico nnd Cnlpxico to hoist him out of Hut place. THE NEW FORD ROADSTER This smart new roadster is as speedy as it looks THE Port! Roailsicr is a car for Yoiitli and the Country Club. Now and modern, yet sturdy and substantial. At home in any company because of its quirt air of good taste. It belongs! Brings you the features of all the new Ford cars. 55 to 65 miles an hour . . . quick acceleration . . . vibration-absorbing engine support . . . fully en closed, silent six-brake system . . . four Houdaille hydraulic shock absorbers . . . Triplex shatter proof glass windshield and windshield wings . . . typical l-'ord economy, reliability and long life. A great car this new Ford Roadster. A car that thrills you by its performance. Yet moderately priced for all of that. RoaJ,l,r, (450 Phaeton, fA60 TuJor Sedan. Busineti Coupe, 525 Coupe, 550 Atrt Coupe, nitl, rumble seal, 550 f ardor Sedan, J625 (Alt prktl I. o. t. Drrci, fl., cl,,, lr rnti( and dtlivery. butnptrt and yjn' I, it ttra.) Perkins Motor Co. 4th and A flu ins. Ph Mum ,' HOUND TRIP TO DENVi:n S7.I0 OMAHA. 70 J KANSAS CITY. ... 7.0 sr. i.ouis ko.is ( MR Al.t) M.0S UI.'I KOI r 104.U7 tINCINNATI I (IS. IS NIAV Olll.t ANS 107.10 CLEVELAND 107.61 TORONTO III. SS A 1 1 AM A . U u Fl II SUIIUCH Us. si AMtlM(. l O'N 140.61 Fllll.AnKI.riUA 1U.1I7 NKAV VOUH 146.46 UOSTON ...11JI J. II. KEENEY, Agent, La Grande, Ore. EFFECTIVE MAY XX TO SEPT. 30 ttvitn unii uvt. 31, 1929 Reduced fare, all parts of east; liberal .top over.. Fine trains; modern equipment) piendid service; scenic route. Short side trips enables you to visit ZION NATIONAL PARK OR AND CANYON NATIONAL PARK BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK ROCKY MOUNTAIN NAT'L PARK Inf orftMtlon and Booklets on request USED CARS KKVKItAt, r.KAl. HARC.A1XS Lariscn Chevrolet Company 1414 ADAMS PIIOM'J AVM.VUB JBSgiSI MAIM 3 A HH In the Price Bance nf the Tour East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Phone Main 073 1 113 Jefferson Ave. STAGES LEAVE From La Grande Hotel Bldg. Adams Ave. Wallowa Valley Coaches I-eave 1) Gmnde for Joseph 8:4.ri a. m. 4:00 p. n Makes All Main Line Connections. For informntion call MAIN 7i9 Special Announcement ' To Membeis and Friends cf Oi'S'iinized Labor of the Four Brotherhoods Locals Mill Workers Local Painters Local Plumbers Local Retail Clerks Local Carpenters Local The following- Stores are fair lo Organized Labor Organized Labor- Culinary Workers Local Postal Clerks Local Hatchers Local ,. Barbers Local Musicians Local Typographical Local and Seek the Patronage of all Hill's Dept. Store Grande lionde Meat & Grocery Co. Both Stores Crescent Meat Co. Andrews Bros. (The Toggery) New York Store Carr's Furniture Co. W. K. Gilbert Co. Pattison's Grocery Pigoly Wiggly No. 1 and No. 2 Joel's Grocery Club Cigar Store All Barber Shops Nelson Printing Co. Evening Observer Bugg Paint Co. Noah's Paint Store CooUdge Paint Store Lunch & Leighton Herman's Quick Lunch Silver Grill The Corner Lunch LA GRANDE CENTRAL LABOR UNION DO YOU KEEP YOUR FUTURE "UP IN THE AIR?" . , Are you sailing blissfully along through blue skies without rnvino- i thought to what may hannen whon vm. fin.,n i,. I . inom. flvine.s .,,.),? ' ikivl- lo come ciown to a to no. X.'"ve7S able wittan ta'tn yon. N'o S&! e vta S.'rt "IwilS' La Grande Building & Loan Association I'll Ciande, Oregon.