Friday,. June 1-1, 1929
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
u
eason
earance
Of COATS
Every Coat Reduced
Three Unusual Bargain Groups
Sport Coats Formerly Priced at If 1 0.75
$9.00
.Sport Coals in Fine Tweeds and Sport Fabrics
Foi nierly $29.75 now
$15.00
Droits Conls a Rare. Offering of These Fine Coats at
HALF PRICE
Don't Miss This Special Event
Dependable
Values.
HILL'S
Dependable
Quality. .
PIRATES PULLING League Leading Mission Reds Are j CHICAGO GOLFER
AHEAD OF OTHERS Gaining Stronger Lead Over Seals IN SEMI-FINALS
Buccaneers Gain in Na
tional League Mack
. men Hold Their Own.
My the AssoHutfil I'HNh
T he lea k tie ifm ing Ha n Km n -'lnro
Ml.HHion lrta, facing the
crux of I h I'aclffr CuuM league
inltf-HCiiKon. ritphlly iuIIp1 further
a hood of thp pack ycxtcrday, with
thf mlrlcil lritp tuht Kflnfl from rto
ffiii of ihf wanil nhici Hon Krun-
Mr Wllllum -P. riilpiiiRii t rlsco KfulH hy the Hurra memo Hen-
( Anrftih'(l l'rK KpurtH Wilu-r) I morn. . ,
Tin- twin dHHh of tin- IMrnicx unl Harry KraiiMP. vr-tpran flouthpnw
tin- AthlPiicw rontlnupil yfjth-nluy ppittinlli-r of the HciJh t of to
to the accompaniment of Iiif-i-nnx- u (ml mart, hut In quickly rc
liiK eonMrrniitlon on the part of rovcrr-il ami with the help of his
males at hat defeated Hcattle 7 in
Hiplm clif: IvraiiRp and Hoffman,
AT OAKLAND: It. H. H.
1.0s AnselPN 1 S 2
Oakland 6 14 u
Hh t terieH: H ol llnjH a ml Wa rrftn :
Dafttlu and Head.
ontMiderH. real and mmpeeted. The
Huecanei iH tinned hack the Oiunttt
II to 7 for the Hecond hiiccphhIvc.
j afternoon, Kiilrilnn over every flrxt
I division rival, hut the Mncks had
i to contefit iIipiiihHvck with hold
' InK Hint to their ffKht-K'iine lead.
I The A'h irlmmod the Indiana hy
j 1U to ;t, hut the VanlcepH kept pace
i hy downing Detroit, H to 3.
The I'lttMhurtf tfarup hiiw the
early demise of hnth Jchh I'elly and
j Hill Walker, who crumpled In sur
' reunion fn the second when each
Hide scored five Ihiick. Mel n
I' Olt'n (hlrleenth home run wf(h two
on haw Hetlled I'etty'8 cam In the
Oiant half, ami MHJrnw removed
I Walker on minplrlon in the home
section with one run In and the
League
Standings
I . Vlnrl StOis Sl'itU
1 l.oilin Vlin-1, SiicnitiK-tito It.-illall
Komhimw. Htoplicil the Sfiils' wln-
hint; Hti-Hitk wlili hiri liunily hurl
llllf. IIO Kllllt out tin. vIsitoi-K to
the cfipilnl clly 4 to 0, nMi.il hy
i tin flinoiii-nM catch of Li-nnli'
Murker in thp ninth innlnjr with
( Ihi' liasfH full anil two out.
I i'fti- IliiKlhi, atitr twlrli-r of th
jOuldiinil aKKri'Kation, ttlrnp'l In IiIh
ieli'VPtith pltchinK vli-tory of the
ni'UKon at Mmt'ryvlili', ili'd-ntlng- tin piltMinrff
. I. ok AnKf'li'H Amki'Im for tiio thinl Ht j ouiH
ronm'riuivi' iimf tula wei'K to trii rhlnio
Nr-vi
I'.u'iric -o.ast
M litslnn
Sun Krunclwo .
Oukliind
I. on Anifcli'it ...
Hollywood
Siit-ruincnto
Snaltln
Tort la nil
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.....48 22
44 30
....4 2 37
35 311
.....SO 45
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John Dawson Defeats A.
; J. Evans Six up and Five
to Play in Sandwich.
s.lxnWK'll. Kiiff. Jimp I I (AP)
.nihil IlitnMiii, Cli li B' nmaicni'.
ints ticrt'iiti'il hy .loiin sinlih iirti'i'i
111 holes of llirillinic isoir in the
llrllish ainaliiii' iliiiniplonslilp.
Imrinlo Units llawsnn lost four
holt's riiiinliiK u hi" yni'iiu s'"i
, llsh opiioiH'iil In n MMiil-rinal this
1 arif'i'ltoon. Sinilti will inct'l yrii
Tnlli'v form hnmplon, who tle-
rrnli'il Hi' llni'lli'T. one up.
In tip of 5 to
.NATIONAL I.KACI i:
W. I..
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32 111
.211 I a
Iliissh'i Homos ror IIiicIik
I .r-w i one
1'niiaiiHlpnm
"". . . t ...irt i
from the '
"'"Mill
Lively
Ball No
Cause To Worry,
Magnates Say
lt Alini .1. f.ould
NKW VUltK, .Mine U (AH)
'Hasehall ni.t(srnaleM i't e no i-eawou In
xiew the home inn epidemic or Itrt
'l-ati.se, I he hvely hall, wiih nlariii
quite Hie contrary. In fad, they are
i ille wlllltiK to admil the hall in
lively, perhapK a llllle livelier than
In liiZS; furthermore, (hat the cum
tomers hh well hh Ihe pinyerw like
ii.
In HUhfilance. Hmh Is Ihe word
hrouft-hl h?k hy John Arnold Hey-
ller, the National
' ecul I vi, after a I
Italtle In Mud In
Sight For Derby
rlllCAfiO, June U. (AH)
A lioi he I halfle lit (he mud 1ft the
alniOHl ceitafn prottpeci fur Hii
frM,(ilio American derhy which w:il
he decided amonjf I hfee-ye;ir-oldn
nv( r a mile ami a quarter at WhhIi
IukIoii park tomorrow.
Three duys and niKh(n of lieavy
rain had churned (he course Inlo
a uiiHKuilrc and no amount or nuii
shine Ih likely to make It fnt hy
poL I line.
The track's onil!f ion has made
i 'lyde Van I Jiimpu, which Kdas)ied
ihroiifth Ihe fund lo win tho Ken
I ucky derhy, an overwhelm I or
favorile. The iniirht hoii of Mm
leatdie's chief (rvlu. today was ijuoted U( 8 to K
l throiiKli the wit tt ImllcalloiiN (he od Ih would
haes filled. MeillHley K'eeled ( arl j ,oc ilansh'1
aiuyH whii ii mine ami me riraifn; npqujred ly Horttand
were nacK in tne Hatuo hiht imv- Hhiladelnhla Athletics.- slammpd i
In Hpoited thp OinnlH u margin of 0ul a homer In the eighth InnlriK
Bl runs. (o hrenk a He and win the haltle i
' rrom the Hollywood Stars to f
in the (southern mctropnlltt, llans
ler Hcored another foiiiMm.sc hit
in the fli-Ht liinlni? and a douhle and
; single In lwi other trips to the j
' plate, t'leo ('arlyle put Hollywood j
In the lead In the Neve nth inning
wim a nome run while- two wero
' llrooklyn
A.Mr.lEK'AX
Scorches l-'lw lnnhi)!M
The fuhs were unahle to reach
ft decision In their flve-lnnlm?
Kainc airaliiNl Hie- I'hlllleH. The
Hcore wiih u lo o when rain fell.
The ( 'ardinal-Hrave Kume at St.
I.ouln was porU poncd iiltOKether Ih
caiiHft of rain,
The old dazler, Arthur C. Vnnce, on I1ZM V(lU(l!i HtllP vnVu-r,
V. Hiern part of the circul Hiat In- ,,-0p to 7 lo ft or Iphm hy pn-t lime,
eluded a HeMston nf he cluh owiMTrt , Several other npe.-dy slake winnera
in Cinelnnull. I which havi. won eveniH recent ly In
After an exhauHllve iinalyHls of n. tm.,i ...ut nitn ,. niri,(i
the whole "hvi ly hull ulluinlon.' . u,(, ,iriy Hl( i;-.(.r Hiock, loo. sky- J a not her painful nlternoon at Wash
mnile IiIh first start since May 16
and Hip lleds would have heen Just
us well pleoaed If he hud post
poned It n few more dayH, The
Hrooklyn star fanned only one hut
he khvp ( 'Inclnnu 1 1 jiiHt five hit
and the Kohlnn won hy 1! to 1.
The one run off Vance wiih uii
erifiied. The Athletics carried llielr "wln
nhiK Htreak over Into the Cleveland
series w h ihe Ki'eateM cane, ex
tending Ihe spurt to four pani".
Horrien Kouthpnw Wins
liddli Wells, the southpaw from
Horneo, opened the Detroit hptIcr
for the YaukH hy IksiiIiik five poKH
e, hut at the same time limited
(he 0ufftflnfc heiiftals to seven hltn.
Milton (luston added to the woe
of the Hr-ownH hy turning them
hack at Hoston In n ganip which
Haw each side et seven hits. Oas
ttin was steadier Hum Hip t'olllns
and his nuccessor Klmsey,
S'alter Johnson went ttiroiiffh
failed to liold the Docks In the
next frame, and Hoy . Mahuffey,
Ducks t wirier, hit one into tho
hleachers to even up the hcore.
Yesterday's I'onM League Itonlls
AT I.OH ANfii;iJ-;K: - It. H. R.
1'ortlund f! H '1
Hollywood B !i 2
, Hatleries: M.ihaffey and 'Ueo;
Wetzel, Kinney and liassler.
AT fACIt A M NNTO: II. U. V..
San I'Vancisco 0 U I
Hnerrtrnento 4 HI 1
Halterlefi: Thurston and Adam
son: Vlnel and Severeld.
PUnadelphln
New York ....
St. Louis ......
Detroit
Cleveland ;.
Washington
C'hlcatio ...
Hoston
A VA
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W. H.
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20 2:1
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NKW YOKK, June 14 (A)')
The .Monfistery of the Krlars, or
in other words the club house of
that actor's organization, lias
nloHed it doors lo women after
two' year trial. . . .
Not that the friars ever were
free and easy in their hospitality
to the ladlPH.. hut fer the. Inst tad
years they hnvp permllted them
the use ol n ftmall rpceptlon room
( fit tlie: entrance.
SANDWICH. Knjr.. June 1 A (AP)
,lohn Dawson, young1 American
amateur w ho has heen sleudily j
sweeping his way through the itri-
tish amateur golf championsnip
tournament, entered the seml-
rinals today with tho most con
I vlnciiiK display or polf he has yet
Pet. KVpn the championship gallery '
y here.
U17 I Tim nl ont vi vine- 'Airiprlenn in
the ffpld. Dawson started out this
morning with A. J. Kvans. London
harrister, and. Kent county rrtcket
siai. and came hack .six up .and j
five to play, taking three holes
in n row after the turn. j
. Outclassing Kvans with every
club, the young American took the
first two holes. He had several t
had ones hut never , looked like j
making a mistake after holing n
ten-footer for a birdie two at the)
eighth, ffe took (he ninth, tenth,
eleventh and twelfth, thus win- .
nlng five straight holes und beeom-
Ing dormlc at the thirteenth . "
Scottish rpentcr Wins
John Smith, . Scottish carpenter,
finally conquered the Hon. Mlciiael
Scott, 2 and 1, thus gaining the
right to meet Dawson in the semi
finals (his afternoon..
.Meanwhile Cyril Tolley. the Bri
tish star, defeated Major Keith
Tho rh u nr by one hole while Hex
Hnrtly eliminated Kdward Tlpptn,
lii-year-old London youth, five und
thr'pe.
..Tolley and Hartley will meet In
one of .this afternoon's semi-final
rounds.
7 mJ f- SW jtV font V, BM I
i I
AT SAN KKANCISCO:
Seattle
At lesions
H:iMerl-s: IMpgrns,
to vtiAY itoi.i: oi- m:(;iu ss
NKW YORK, June 14 ( AP)
Kthel Harrymore Is lo play the role
of a negress. She is to. star In a
dramatization of thrt prize-winning
with
It. IL K,
6 10 1
7 II I ! novel "Scarlet Sister .Mao
House and tin all-white cast.
to iw:ooMf: i-niF.fiTs.
WOODSTOCK, Md.. June 11
(A P) Charles A. ami Albert C.
Itoth, 31-year old twins of Hnyon
ne. N. J.. are to he ordained Jesuit
prlest.H June 23.
(he National leuH"e clilli owner f, ' rockeled. Among Ihese ate AfrU
Mr, lleydler salil, have cmielMded j r.t( windy C!, Karl KIlH un
Hint nothing neerlN to be done alout ,, Ihinynn,
!1. v;h'evpr. They rim! i-ejidy vr. ! . . . ..
. pliinallons for the big lnerenne in r-
home runs In Hip rlHe of a group of i WO I KltlCS L'J'CfSl
Hder the hall no difi'e-eiil front k rl sUflUl 1 fllll bUUy
Mm f of lust year but It Is at all
livelier II Is due to a slight ehange
In (hi- covM hy which, through a
new process, the surface Is niugh
Mied by Ihe manufacturer,
.Mr. lley ller's figures. Inciden
tally, throw a little light on why
the Yankees are so far 1 hind Hie
.UhleHes In the American league
rare. Last year, when the tanks
COLON, Panama, June 14 (AP)
Pilots and. passengers of two
naval seaplanes narrowly escaped
serious Injury yesterday when hath
crashed on opposite sides of the
Isthmus,
i he piano piloted hy Lieutenant
Harris nose-dived when attempting
. to alight on the water off Sahogit
were fur out in front tliemseives. j union, in me i-eari isrami group,
they lui. I umufd 47 home runs up' Lieutenant Harris and IiIh three
In June fi. On the same date this passengers were saved from drown
i.tiiHon their total was only 1 5 I log by a I nlted States tender.
i in1 Hecumi plane crashed on the
recreation k roil ml at the site of Ihe
Oautiiu dam niter, it had failed to
Kaln height from a lake olf on
(hitun Lake. Lieutenant Spangler
and his three passengers escaped
w It h minor Injuries.
I MM I on whei-p ihe t 'Men go White
Sox rallied for three runs In the
tenth to win by 1 I liV x.
rli fill) blows and their standing In
t lie rac. eon eypundliiKly lower.
TAKE PART IN
TUNIJ-UP RACK
Plane Wreck Near
v Havana Takes Tkvo
HAVANA. June 14 (A P) Gen
eral Oeorge Taylor, (14, operations
manager of the Pan-American Air
ways Inc., at 1'orl Ail Prince Haiti
and former ('nlted States army Ol
fleer, died at 7 p. in, yesterday of
Injuries received in an airplane
crash earlier in the dny.
Ills death, which occurred at the
Los Angeles hospital at Santiago dp
Cuba, was the second crush, John
M, (irlfiiu. radio operator, being
burned to death when the plane, a
Pa n-American A lew ays passenger
mall ship, failed to gain, height as
H took off for Havana and struck
some power wires.
Konr others were Injured, Mrs,
Taylor, who escaped Injury, last
night at her husband's death.
A'- -I
HI
MADIHoN, Wis., June I -I ( A P)
A en w of sturdy oarsmen from the
lidversity of Washington will test
WlM'oiiHln's I'ouichack posslhllllb-H
la rowlnn tonight hy rue ing the
Ha tgers o.er a two nille roirle mi
Luke Mcniol:t.
The race between the two VH r
i!y eights will tie a tune-up aflnlr
for Hut PmiKhkecpnlp tetalla lu
v. Iiieh tiol h aie put
Is ruvoreil to win handily
the course becomes Mni'lliy. j
Junior ei;hts fitnti both m-IiuhN j
also will meet.
Hefore the vaiity race. Wash-I
bii'ipi) humir the uteu!'" y ''
Jlirarn H. Coiilbenr. runner Husklej
pliir, by christening ds pew shell I
with his iiMne. His daughlei-, Mlssj
Jiltieiine Conibear, will l:hll1en 1
the hunt.
,
vi(;i:d I'liti; r.M-iM s
NKW YOKK. June 14 (AIM i
Whined fire engines! Chief Kenhm
nf (he city's smokepaters foresee '
the day when planes will daii from I
liiiugars atop skyscrapers and (
limine flames wiih chemicals mmv
efficient than water. j
Healthful vegetables need
not be unappetizing
it,':.-. w.ishiiiKioi, Little water and small amounts of sugar work
In Inutility lmU-N.1 J O
wonder flavors in these beneficial foods
A FAMOUS cooking specl.iliit, on the staff of
two large maKazinen, has announced a dis
covery of importance to everyone interested
in healthful, delicious foods.
Thla woman announces her discovery to all
Interested in better tasting foods. "We have
discovered." one says, "that sugar in correct
mounts added to the vegetables while cook
inn, intensities the natural flavor in fresh vege
tables, restores ill large measure the flavor of
freshness to slightly wilted vegetables, and
enn.tnces tne navor ol canned vegetables. In
all Instances she emphasizes that sugar Increases the food value
of the vegetables. She gives the following delicious recipe:
PEAS COUNTRY STYLE To 2 cups of shelled peas, allow 4
yomiK tender carrots, and a small onion. Scrape and slice the
carrots, and cook them and the peas in just enough water to
cover, adding I level tablespoon of granulated eugar. When
nearly tender aild a chopped onion and I generous tablespoon of
butter. Add salt and pepper to taste and 1 level teaspoon of
sugar. Simmer until the onion is cooked.
The wonderful thing about sugar as a Havorer, recommended
by good cooks and scientists alike, is that it develops the appe
tizing flavors of fruits and meats as well as vegetables in fact
makes nearly every good food more palatable. A bit of aweet
. makes tho meal complete. The Sugar Institute.
m
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PEACOCK
Nut Coal
A liniwl new car of
PEACOCK Nut Ctml
just unloaded.
H'h tho best coal fof the
rantt'c.
Van Petten
Lumber Co.
Mural Mervkv Willi'"
rimce) Main Nf
OLD ED
w
LO WIN
TH NEWSPAPER MEN
r,f.? Ixwis.?. -. SS V? i X x-.aU$,'S'
x?yj jit? W&
Staff Members of Ten New
York and Chicago Dailies Com
lare the 4 Leading Cigarettes
STAGES LEAVE
From La Grande Hotel BIdg.
Adams Ave.
Wallowa Valley Coaches
lu (Inintlc for Joseph S:..r) ft. m. 4:00 p. m
Miikes All Mnin Line Connt'ctinns.
For Informs! Hop call MAIN 7W
"nur newspaper man knows Ins cigarettes,
lie Iiim In he imrs no many of thrm! So
"Snpii ine ("nul l. Authority " east its volu
wlieii newspaper, men compared tho
4 li iuliii"; liritiuls Willi untiles concenleil
ninl nainetl the one ihat wn4' most np
penlin. These tests look jilatr in the odlees nnd
pressroom of ten Xew York find Chicago
dailies. Ten f;i'oup rests were imule nntl
Old ( iold won eight of the ten. To the
rij.'hl is a summary of these ten group tests,
em it of w hich was eomliieteit, and certified
to, hy a certified pulilie accountant or nn
executive of the newspaper.
HOW THE PRESS VOTED
6 New York papers voted i
OLD GOLD 97, "Brand X" 1, "Brand Y" 75,
"Brand Z" 49
, 4 Chicago paper voted:
OLD COLD 60, "Brand X" 29, "Brand Y" 27,
"Brand Z" 33
Total for the 10 newspapers:
OLD GOLD 157, "Brand X" 90, "Brand Y" 102,
"Brand Z" 82
On vour Jta.Uo. OLD COLD PMM. WIIITP.MAN HOt'R
Th Klosol Jtz, Vina kit eooipleia rlwtr, hnwje.u Iht
OLD GOLD ho.r . . . ,,t Tidst. ' n 10 P. M.. Ptiien
Dsfliglrt Ssilnf Time, over Ctimbi, n,ii.,l ntinntk.
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