La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1929, Image 2

Saturday, June 22, 1!)2'J
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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! TEAM TO PLAY
COVE SUNDAY
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program
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nr. -in a! 1':":" o'clock. The
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Covr team iH r'-poCjd to he
of the aiinU ui nin.-i. m ;
t-aU-y :m I a Laid hal'b- is an-:
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:niil Willu-r Allison. Ili'ir yoiinj?
1'iiin iiilft.-s. in tin- fin:il ijoilblt-s
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DODDERING BABE
STOPS MACKMEN
Missions Turn lYale Closes Athletic Year With I
On Seals; Ducks I Sweeping Victory Over Harvard
v rop Anomer)
HI Clf AN.W WINS
f II AI-IS. Wash., .lone 22
(A I') 1','ifk Hurhana n. of '!'
hnlK knfi k-a om rhurk Huinakl.
iMi-IJani!. in 'In- s'-i'ii-rina! h-r
lat iiiK'"- Ttxy M-lu"ri'l If 5.
J.hnny Hu.uk.-s, ( T..:io. .i.-f.-at-d
KMir Thum;i in tin- ix-ruiinl
main t-vf-nt. Totniny Ji-fft-rH. Kvcr
ftl. won on fou! In t!i- MiMli round
from Statih-y .Stewart, I'orttand.
Afaria .J.Titza ins pn-liy
ami and Ili'-n yuii jt'Jid of tn-r
ck!nf A t.-nor. Vny popular!
East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc.
Over Nifiht Express Service at Freight Rates
Insured Carrier
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone Main G73 1-113 Jefferson Ave.
BUILDING MATERIAL
For the Small Job
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home we. can furnish the material and de
liver it to your premises.
NORTHWEST MOUSE PAINT
LIME PLASTER C'EMKNT
PIONEER ROOFING.
Sawyer Holmes
Mercantile Company
Phone MAIN 17
Tent Theatre
located at Jefferson and Chestnut streets.
DOORS OPEN
One Night Only Uvr.
Monday June 21 itt s:i.- p. m.
Philadelphia had Double
Victory in Sight Until
Ruth Broke Loose.
Ity Willhitii J. rltipmaii
t ,Ki,iH iittiil I' re at Sport W'riU'i)
Tin d1 tipFri, If any, to .
r-a lu-il in tLc i"iii-rtnt 'rtirlal s-r-l-s
at I tit Vnktt tadilllM was
po.-tpoiiid Ttr at b ast t wi-nty-f our
hours yi-Mt-rday by that doddt-rlnir
invalid. l-oi-f- fl. rinan llutli. Tin-piiponi-!n-nt
was cf f--n-i Ity (In
al-uoiitn with w hi h .Mr. Huth in
r'tH d two offi-rinijs s- nt up to I'm
plate in the wroml paint- by MukIit
William Shorij, npprrntite Ath
li'iji rixUl handt r and tipftcd
!! iH-r of (Jf-itriff Karnshavv, the
.-lanin pitfher.
The Athbtirs had won the fircl
tfaiiu- ht-bind (lob Grove's puHni
tanis by it wore of 11 io I anil
Wi rt- headed aimii the vlt tury trail
in th jterond wit!) an cdfje of
10 2 win n the Mabc Itrcame the
Ilab u train. His (-icvt-nili und
t w fifth home runts converted a 2
to 3 Yankee deficit into an s to 3
advantage at the finitdi. and the
('haiiiplGHH liebt on seven ond one
half KUIIK-H behind tlte Athletic,
just wliere they were before hostil
ities were be-un.
.liinin'cnl fnMiiro
Ttir- Inimitable Mr. Huth bad
done niithintf mtirh nil afternoon
when the t-venih Inning of the
si con d Kanie rolled around with
the Yankees in the hole. True he
hud driven in a econd unearned
run off Karnidiau w ith u slnKle
in the ffftli and nmde the Kainf
cIoje, but no one was prepared for
Ills juutrnif (cent gesture Into the
t ir tit field Ideaehers w l.-n Ivirn
Ihiw went to the showers after
placinK two Yankee on the Imks
with none out In the seventh.
Al Siminonf rapped I'ennock and
his relief. Mewtiv. Hlierid nnd
.Mitore. for just five blows. Includ
ing his flfteentli nnd sixteenth
tiotne runs in the frst frrt ii. lie
carried his punch over tnto t!ie
serum) combat, where he slapped
Hoyt for two doubles and a kinvle
in four attempts. -Mule Haas also
Kot u homer In the first game.
The crowd of )G,lia paid cus
tomers Hiii pahs' d -very known rec
ord for a week-day same. op-nin
harn-d but world series Included.
Ity The ANor.ni(i Prcs
I .S'trnffKllnt; desperawly to main
tain their MiKbt lead in the I'ai iMt
roust league standings, tl San
Kiancisco Mission I teds yesterday
deft-au-t the hard Sight! ni; ln
1'ianeiseo t-als for (lie first lime
this week. The Seals had won
liner KtrajKbt. ihreateninSf t dis
plaer the lleds in the t-ad.
The Ked.s won by 4 to 1. ponnd
ins reat MaiLs for fouri.-ei
hits and v. houu- run by Ike Itoone
llfrman I'ilb-tte
the Missions, ulloweil tlndr rivaii
nine hits, thoroughly jp-attered.
Itn lln Oakland's winning streak
of ili-vi-n fcti-aiKlit caines, the S'
altle Indians hutted the visitors'
four huileis hard to win tlie k:""'
9 to 3 on their liome bt. "Huzx ronimaiiil
Krb t. Oal.Jand fi.-Idvr and furmer
pilrher. finthed (h- ame mi the
luouml. '1'he Kerit-s stuntls 3 to 1
fi.r a Ida nd.
JMK-Us rM' AiifiljMi
S-ici-aitiinlo won from i'orlland
in the nnrthi-rn city 4 ta S. chit-fly
because the 1 Hicks never were aide
to overcome a home run in the
third by Uohwer with two on.
Measurement of the ball park e
trday credited 'hurley Mates,
I'nrtland renterfiebler, with ::T.
fei-t iiiKt--ad of 35 feel as fir.-t an
riounced. on Ins ' amaxinic throw
from repteifield over tin- catcher's
head in Thursday's frump.
The H idly wood Stars trounced
the I. os An-reb-s Ant-vls on tb- hit
ter's home lot. fi to 2. due mostly
to Auvie Walsh's fine work in two
trooit inuinK''-
onlay's (Vm-l Ij:iitf Itcsuh'i
At Portland:
f 11. H. r,.
H.-LCrutnento -4 13 1
Portland 3 1 1
Hatti'i by: Vinci. Could and
Koehler: I 'usfarrlla and Volkman.
t At Han l-'runcisro
NKW LONDON, Conn., June 'il sity rerorl now shows fight tri
UIM 1U sueeitins' the annual miiiilm in the lut nine seasons.
! regatta on t!ie Thames river w:th Yale . on ye.set .liiy two-Jiiile
! her anrtnt crimson rivals. Yale freshnian rat e by three imagers of
! has closed the athletic year of a i.-asth. tiie 'wo mile junior var
! I!;n-L"j w ith an impressive record sitj . four leirtufi.
Harvard. f The vaisily race over the tour-
nv III'- I'-l
OI (OnqilfSI ov
As the cliinas to the biir blue i.iib. course tips. ream
puia'ie, t ii Kd oarsmen rowed to ai-.-ity gain Jin ear! b-ud, add to
three victorit-8 ytsteiiay. eapturinr ui.h iiinuuionmis reKUlarlty un-
the classic four-lliiie vai.l) race p teactied fully six lengths iiml
by a gitcd four and u half I.-hkiLs, then ease up in the last half imb1
in make their contribution to lire- j,. Harvard chopped a h-ntflh and
vioii Yale triumphs in hockey, lias- H half froin Uii maiKip- Not ton-
ketball. track ind banel-all. Out of i,.nt uitli crushing their r:vu!n, the
on the mound for ' ttvairy. ilu.ar.i s footba.l i Kl j. in a final ties. ore k pi ritfht
victory last fad iijomeo: as no- ltn rowini; aftt-r lli'-y pass-u
bi ne ill . art tit vt-Hii nr. to stand ; rinjsh. n t slnckeniiiK their pace
with bsr coinjuests in tennis und .mtil tln-y had gone auoiner half
polo. I mile lo Harvard's headijuai lei s at
Out .if the 21 rarer on '.tie Thain- ' H.-l Top. There the blue weep
. nine- K.l l.ea.lr In l!i"3 look . SW iligei r waited Until tile tired
it New Haven. Hi have 'crimson boatload returnto to i-
r. stilled in Yale vieturir. In I '.'2 7. i c. I ve a clieer and as i im uih -
Harvard won the frehman and i' nt custom toss 1
junior vaisity rontests. In -the victois.
th ecriiiMon, coached for toe first) A. S. liiagd- a. Jo.
lino- by I Krown. upst Yale's "onn.. was elected i
winning; :reak in Hie v.is.;y race, i year's Yule crew,
tilhcruis it has lrt-en ail Yale. The Law rence W. I ir
Kli havo swept the regalia five Hill.. N. Y
tirms in seven years. Their vur-Jof next
NEW!
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Full Enamel
shirts
0 .('nwich.
ain HI" nrxl
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a
Combination
Electric Range
of H-.irnnl
was flit-ti'l CiililMin
rar'M liarvaril iti-vv.
NIGHT FIGHTS
to puzzl. lln- I'rt'sno fiiilitfi- for a
. tlllli'. Inn In' (Ul-M.V came liaok
ijuntl liurifil iMiaslain llinlir u ner-
' ; i,..s of liody iHiiiclu-s. nif nwim
lly The AxuM-laml I'rt-s ! loft harnli r lcat the T. san lo thf
Krift I'a. Tony l''urnie, l.os An- j iiuncli ri lifati iilv anil foltuivi.il up
K.'li-K, Knorki"! out Wiimly Si'ifiTt. ! his ailvantaK' with a faKt attack.
riltKliui'Kh. (5): Hilly Junw, Phil-1 nifclliiK ("liaHtaiu's ruslnn with a
;i'lilihia. otitpointril Ito.sy ftonali'H, M'rii-s of hai-il riKllls anil li'ftM.
! v.laml. (Hi). . I
I il lOM. la.-Itay Mj-IVCk. QQ UMBIA IS
man. Cleveland. O., (10); Tommy)
t'arulta. Kunsiis ('ity, outpointed'
Krnle North. Waterloo, la., (lo).
'an Diego, ('nl. l.onir Tom Haw
kins. San Ob-go. stopped Heal Har
ris. Chicago. (7).
Missions
fc'an l-'ranrisco 2 V U .
Buttt-rits: 1'iHette ,inil Hoffm.in: ;
Mails. Olynn and Iteed. j
n. ir. v.. Young Corbett
1 - nrr .
WINNER TODAY
IN FIRST HEAT
At l.os Anui-l'-:
It. II. K.
Hollywood 6 7 I
l.os Anm-trs i II n
llatt.-rii's: Johns anl Syihi'r:
Walsh. I'.ak-ht. .Montonti'O' an-1
SanilhiTt'.
At Seattle: '
1!. H. H.
MAIll.OVi'. KnBlanil. Juno 22
(A I') ('oluuihia rnivei-sity's rrack
I ;Vi pouml rrt'ii' won its first heat
1.. .1... M....1..... ........tti. ..Ivhl.mi r.l
TriniS ChdStain ,l..nKth from the la nslimy t iirht anil
a rrt-w from the Henley-on-Thamei.
x v l.-n Vi'lscn limn " I n ! rnwinff cluli. The
IJL'fore buying your Llectiic
flliinjje you owe it to yourself to
J-see the new L&H Electiics Com-bination.
' Look for these
Features
Full automatiee control - oven
unil oven door lininjrs porcelain
enameled, inside and out. Sup
' portiiifr studs lor rack supports
are briiss mid mst proof por
celain enameled broiler pan
concealed hinges most effici
ent heating units.
Wood-Coal Combination
A feature that is particularly desirable in this locality.
If desired you may use the L&I1 Elictrics Combination
us a wood-coal range it burns either fuel with equal
satisfaction and when equipped with heater coil as
sures you of your hot water supply at a minimum cost.
Your .Old Range in Exchange
We will make vou a very liberal allowance on your
wood-eoal range and apply it as part payment on your
new L&1I Electrics.
Convenient Terms
Reasonable monthly payments arranged over a period
of time to meet the requirements of your income.
CARR FURNITURE CO., INC-
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers.
tor i BiBBBHiMBHBvan
i.-r-..ulin f even-eiglits of a mile was four; : 1 "
147. ial--3 'ns- j Awninv Willed In
Arkansas Accident
Another capacity withering is in Oakland
... :i S 2
propet'l today and uridoiilitcdly 11
thiid will appear tomorrow.
Washington shaded Huston by n
to 4 in the only other American
! ague game scheduled yesterday.
;:utii (iiitiiii
In the National league, the f!i
ants aKuIn made merry at the ex
pense of the I'hilljf'M. 11 to 5. and
so pulled themselves to w il hi 11
tit fee ki of the lead, which
changed hands. The Pirates at
tended to this little shift in fortune
by shimmlnir the t'uhs. M to 3. to
uive Hurleigh (Irlnies his eleventh
ietoiy of the sea .son. Hrooktyn
had in wall ftftc-n Innlniis to oarn
a decision over the liruves. 7 to 3.
Seattle
Itatteries
Edwards ui
! IS
Humnvich ami U
Horreani.
1
Younjf Corbett. 1 47 l
defeated Clyile Chastaiti
las. Tex., lust nigiit and bettered i :-:artiiiu out w ith n fast stroke. ,
hs chances for a match with the j Columbia rowed smoothly all the
welterweight champion. i way, taking the leud in the first i
Corbett was taken by surprise j few hmplred feei and w inning j
for the firt two rounds, but took; without hying extended. The Lens-j TKXAHK ANA. Ark., June 22
the last eight sessions to score ft j bury eight made u fine sliovving j (AJ Oscar Nash. pilot, was
clean win over the Dallas fighter ' but could do no better than conn;1 killed and Howard Webb, passen--w
ho wns floored three times. within a. length of the flying Amer- ' ger, was Injured today w hen their
Chastuin's early attack seemed leans. plane crashed into a tree at a land
ing field near here while taking
off for Dallas. Miss Oladys Fisher,
who had taken them to the (i.-M
in an automobile, witnessed the
accident. She extricated both imn
from the wreckage, placed them in
the car and brought them to a hos
pital here. Nash was dead wlttn
they arrived. Holh men resided
here.
League
Standings
Favor Columbia
And California
1 1 I 11 1 I'iltshurKll .15 21
At rouimkeensie 2,
" Mt I f. e.
I'Ufirit Coimi League Kinmlinifs '
W. I.. I'K.
Mission t:i so .t;:ifl
Sin Francisco ,....ii:i 34
Ouklaml '. in 37
Hollywood 42 4 1
Los Angeles 43 43
Sacramento 4 4S
.Sea I tie 30 51
Portland ft 3
Nat i nit I League Kiuiiding
W. I.,
hi
June
:ilifor-
1- varsily
ColitSe of
:t;nd un--c
ulleg ale
il(;i Mon-
Louis 3.1 25
New York 32 24
Philadelphia 23 31
llrooklyn 23 33
Huston 22 33
Cincinnati 2o 30
American I'nne Siutiilii;r
Philadelphia
New" York .
Si. Louis ....
Del roit
Cleveland
Play Here Monday
I Arthur Ho-!;watd wilt hi ing Iph.
tborwia Min-dr.ls to Ii Or.inde!
for a fine-n'ght show under can-
as on Molida)-, June 2t. The show
j llu'lltdes 4'i colored si litre rs. iliinc
Ms and comediiuis. adatiee notices
say. The production is mounted '
w(ht elaborate ::n I bfau;iful s4-en-
e-y. it ts said, uml the company 1
I eat 1 Im- an aUKDHlllcd ore his, ra an I ;
cont iTt band. The tloots will np'ii ;
at 7:l-r and t'i- show niails at
o'clock. i
pt it (;ni ki:psi 1:. s. v..
22 Al') - I 'ofumhia and I
Ilia are favoril s for Ho
race over the four mile rm
t lo- 1 1 u I .stui river at t hi
nual r- ii'-w :il 01 the lot
I tow iiilt a.s."oei:tt ion rej
d.iy. Nine eri-wf will par iteipale.
The dtuation this year i.s like
thal of las' year with California
and Co.'tiinh'a favoerd over the
field, l-ist year, the f;oleu Hears Washington,
from th.- Pacific coast swept down Chii.igo
Die eouise stiokej by the mighty Hosloil I i
VI! Donloii, !o nose out Coluuib'a '
,, l se record of 1V33 4 -a for
ls:.'..l s-t by a inli;hly Cornell
im-w in C"i I . So fMTioi;y was the
,.,. of the Colden lt.ars that it
earrb.l l.nlh Cohimbiu tnol V:iNh
iiilifon lo the ftn'sll line under- the
former let-oi il. 1 'ot'imbia. s ndictl
bv Kmc t.amhnrt, li:il. 1 i!,tl r.ili
lorTilanv by only th'ee -eronds.
California w-ni on from that iri-
unipl in greater ones at t he Olym
pic Julius itt Holland where II won
win Id rowing honois for I lie I'nilfl
Stale. j
The Cobb n Hears retui ned lothe
Hudson iMr this year with prac
lieiilly the j-ume (Tew as last sum
mer. Columbia, also with I he same
nucleus, Ik declared to lie a beCer
crew than last year or' In :2"
win 11 il captured vinsily honors.
Ilarrv Sinclair
To Be Out About
Last Of Autumn
Washington, June :? ap
Hit n v 1-'. Stricla ir n nd Henry l a -mn
Day. i. presi-b nt of one of
Sun hiir'H oil compu tiles, w ere or.
dered committed lo j:Ul today by
t he Dljli let of 'oluuiblii supreme
louit for contempt of court as u
rev.uU of jury shadowing activities
in the Fall-Sinclair trial.
Sinclair now s in the Washing
ton jail serving three montliK sent
iiii for refusal to tinsw 1 r (pies
Inoitt asked by n sennle U 'est igi't -ing
committee and the sentence
imposed todny will ulurt Iminedl
aiily and run cinMirrenily with
his piesent si lite nee. As u result
the tittie the oil man must remain
behind the bars will be shortened
bv about 3!t days.
Allowing time off for good he
haior it is Apect.-d he will com
plete both sentences by about the
last week In November.
! it 1 vs M:vMvrr.u
1 ANCOl VF.lt. Wush . June 22
i p) ti. I . Fisher, of MrMlnn-
vitle. Ore., former Instructor in the
MiMlnmllle hih seli.iol. h.H pur-
1 h.i-M d the Washmival Lecori)
we.-l.lv iiewsnnper. fion F. II
HoW Does Your
:itii
I Grocery Bill Look
Mt Month End?
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You, Too
Nfay Have a
Position Like Thia
.1owrJ MtrV vr1uatt a
rvim hish onool and ! 1
iU in 11 rt to $ri I
itltr. lit ItuiirrU
iKtaly that thr Ni
wlt?rn roulf wuui.l
ti imtt ilirc't. in m
rr mooti r eialu
itsl him aiu lnns htn
It hit firat pumlwri. Ma
. tana ""I- "1 h t(hr l
' i fara alirarn. lit hml je,
rrHil matiayrr fur a rj
;aniiatlun, atitl nU!
Y"V. may b Jnat At aticrt-ftil. tl '
ia aand yuu particuiara. U tti wutwi.
alow.
N 0 RTH W ESTC fcN j
UaoADwv and Salmon )
J'uaiL asu. Oa.vuN
MAIL TODAY - '
r.j war ?.y
lay l-r l. (
t br-n ai-i-.i'ile.!
!.i!m I'l .Ur ir J
u lo k::tar tha j
Mr, Cum F. W.MKfR
S W. Sfh.l of fommerft
Portland, Orvuvit
I want ti lv n?mi,ln"1)' tnd
Ctrl wmfrj. I'tfba itmII
ni tM 1 1.! f of yiL.u r l rr
bentk. "Hun Yuut 'utur
yurward".
KAMK
AltDRKSH -
Doest indicate how much food the family consumes, or the
amount of food eaten plus the amount of food wasted?
Have you ever inspected the garbage can and estimated how
much that receptacle cost the family each month? Do you try
to have your kitchen operate with a minimum of waste and a
maximum of economy?
The housewife who has given some careful attention to these
things has discovered that the equipment in the kitchen has a
lot to do with the efficiency it shows.
Take your range, for example. If it is an old-fashioned var
iety, it's almost impossible for even the. best cooks to use it con
stantly without a certain measure of failure. And poor food is
pool- economy. .Part of it may be eaten-part goes to waste.
Sometimes an entire baking is wasted.
Electric cooking controls that waste. Because electric heat
is constant, dependable and temperatures perfectly regulated, an
electric range is the most efficient, most thrifty "equipment you
can have in your kitchen. And the cost of operation is surpris
ingly low no moie coal or wpod in the old-fashioned range.
The electric kitchen is the modern kitchen. Clean, quick, de
pendable, inexpensive.
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
"The Electric Way Is the Thrifty Way"
Oiht s. Tin' Hecord is on of Ihi
old si papers In Cl.n k county