. Wednesday, June 26,
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Pago Sevoti
OREGON IS IDEAL
FOR FISHERMEN
State Game Warden Says
:; no Other State in
U. S. can Coirmare,
unit Rn'Jim tho magazines of nn
ttonul dlst rihui ton hiiiI tin radio
would be telling the worM iibout
it."
Oswego !nk not rat from Port
land Is providing ungltMs with good
ea tcli ok of fish of various kinds.
The lake holds nrarllonHy all of
our typeft of game ftsli. Just now
many crappls urtt bing caught
aiifl the husa nte starting to Itfle.
ICaeh day finds the lake dotted
with boats In wh'.eh unglers lire
trying their hick,
(iovernor Patterson, when not
busy with the affairs of state, often
takes time off long enough, to do
some angling, tie hns 111:11b. one
tilp to the Yanuimt bay district this
season for the o.iireH purpose of
The
N'o state. In the union. In the
opinion of ll.'irold Clifford, slate
liriiniD v;irrtcn .i'iin comitiire witli
i (iii-win Mil t:ir iim trout filled InkeH
and sti-eanic are coneerned. 'There
.- 4s jeaTcely a nnt in the entire
slate where an angler must travel Weaetlng flletf 1o game trout.
more than twenty-five miles from - Creole creiV, which flows not
f'i!i imnm I n. tn fin, I I far lioiu lits farm at 1'
.fishing." he saM this week. "All ! stream from which he
me sporismau nas 10 no i jump R" "-.
-.4ti hi.s car. drive for less than an I ; ?
hour and he will find himself on I JifiM 10 ( AP) Mussolini, us min
soine stream or lake thai has a ist'er of war. has decreed that army
" bountiful supply of fish. Where in. officers may ninrry before they
L the country does a like situation i rearh the aire of 211 without col lie
exists. Oregoninns should appiv- through the formality of asking
e'iate what iiiiMro " has provpled j "royal consent." The action Is in
i them. If Southern California could line with the dictator's nollcv of
' Ray wtial we can nnout our iak-.i' encouraging marriage.
! ATHLETICS HAVE
WILL HIRE 360
DEPUTY HAMR
wardens soon, TEN-GAME LEAD
That Margin Failed.
PORTI.ANI1. Juno' SB. (AP) . .
Three huiKii-eii ii.iin..nni .uni.iy Only Twice in Baseball
sanx warden will l"ke t fle'l i tr;.j-n,.v Ua(, fpam With
111 the Interests of pmr ,.ml fli o .. "J.?101 J, t1 .l ea"' .V ln
proteetlon next inmith. IlimiMj
I'llfrorrt, ptiue frame WHnlen. h(t
annoimeeil. The new men will lie
added the flint nf July.
Mr. Clifford said the new- dep-j
nlles will divide their lime bi'tut'tMi
tiatnillnir forests Bad the streams ernl MrUllllniiUly refused to i
f ihn ..n.tr.. Thev will he fire riRhllnR. With the Yankees Idl
EARL MASTRO
WINNER OVER
FORMER CHAMP
League Leaders
Win While Seals
Are Nosed Out
I.O8 ANGBLKS. June 26 (AP)
Karl MaMro. riilrugo youngster,
has added prooC to his claims that
lie piiuhiu uc iiiuiwu tirt inn- ui uu ..,,,i en.i.. ni.ii- i.iut..i-.ln v ni.n
i most promising contenders for the j lmllh.Kroun;...It ulin indlcat-
'JVat hot-weight crown in the form , . , , ,,,.,..,. th-.t
(Hy the As::fntitl lrtw)
Pacific I'oast (eug'.lo cluhs ie-
nf the state. They will be five
minions empowered with the
rights of game officers.
An agreement reached hy the
Cola. Is n m,me commission, the Oregon Tim- Iin1 s to li-rrwiHli
has often i.er association and the state fores- vtr the champions
! of n victory over I'Mdel l.altarha,
Hy William .1. lliipmait ' former flyweight champion, hero
(Afoclated Press Sports Writer) Must nlgiit.
Through a lull in the hat tic (Jen- : itevenglng himself for the defeat
.11U l......lun- 1 nltnV.n li..fA ...1PI
rl.rl.E. l'Itl. )n V.,..L....1U I. 111. or 1.. M,lui..n -,..1 I.. .11 iixin ill
in a WnshtnKton rain yesterday, j Uant decision over ills more lUKpred j
If.w.Mnv fn,. vlrtnrl 7 1 1 L.mfa,u ,hm..ht l.-.U,.,. i ellUUl pUlllsllIp hy mi-lillfC Ollt
asinp their had the rhicaKoan to a draw, hut tho'1" 7"1 .
hatt held the leadership sltimlion
j for the last ten days.
J While the league hading -Mis-
llflll- llt'ieild'll III' niilijnw'i
Anycles !i to S, t he
1 I .os AllKcleij AukcIs helped the Kll-
let'er crew In its advance on the
tin
to trm full ,, i im-itf rin-m-...1 In n l.uisl
. j. ,,.i r.. lamitivlni' iiiue. ii uuen n iieen noiiiieii , live rounu.
The commission 1 y 1 ii , ,,M' "" " '''
lenoer over anuuier in me guinea folios nwair, irom me opening nen
the new wardens.
and tho Timber association will
contribute $10,000 toward
salaries. The agreement will hp in
force two years.
Outfielder Ike rtonne played ihe
their v"'" t ,hl l" H ,v " ,l,v itedr. clontin; out three home runs
Hoy Hrout Troop 25 or Sarru
mentn. t'nl., sailed June 1I for Ihe
Orient.
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service, such as we offer, to
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You Invest!
Your money is valuable. - It is not only valuable to you, but
it's valuable to anyone you let use it; '
When you make an investment you are loaning the use of
your money. You deserve to be and should be paid for that
usage. The privilege of investing at a safe rate of return shouldn't
cost you a penny. ...
Investigate the terms of any investment before you make it.
Find out just what you get, just what your chances of loss may be.
In your local building and loan association there is no charge
to you for the investment privilege no membership fee. There
is no penalty if you are. forced to make a withdrawal. Every dol
lar put in is always your dollar.
La Grande Building &
Loan Association
La Grande, Oregon.
. margin in the tost column, hut the j
j tact remains mat tne AincKtnen
t have reached the magic lead of
ten frames for the first lltne since
ilSH. '
J Teams have been known to fall j
j short of a pennant after topping i
i tlie field by ten contests, lint such !
1 Instances are rare. There are per- !
haps no more than two such cases j
In the history or organized base-'
ball, which dates back to 1 S7fi. !
Twelfth Victory
Hob Grove registered his twelfth
victory of the season In the first,
half of the Philadelphia double
header, while Young Hill Shores,
neophyte right bander, turned in
his first full game of the season
In the second. Grove allowed Just
six hits and Shores eight.
Tho Detroit Tigers conducted
themselves peacahty enough for Ik
innings at NVvin Meld, only to fall
upon Kd Walsh and the unsuspect
ing White Sox for eleven runs In
the seventh. The Tigers won hy
.14 to 2.
Cleveland niid St. I.ouis divided
American Tennis
Stars Chalk U p
Victories Today
WIMUMCnoN, Kngland, June 26
(AP) Wlltner Allison won the
first victory for the Pulled StatcR
In the third round of the Hrltlsh
men's tennis championships when
he defeated J. I. P. Wheatley,
Kngland, 0-1. -!. 6-1. .
.Miss Kllxnbeth ityan won her
spcond round match in the women's
play when she defeated Mrs. John
Hill, Great Hrltuln, 6-0. fl-2. :
"INK Hill' Tllden defeated 1.
Prenn. German Davis cup plnyer
(i-u, 0-0, 8-fl.
Tllden, In n joyous mood, seemed
about to -win is straight games
from the ranking German player
until he tost the second and third
trnmes of the third set. He nlmved !
I
1o score five of his team's tallies.
"KtiKzy" Huf ft a!so connected for
a Tour-hugger for the Ueds.
A it wis Trim K.'nVA
The Seal piled up a 5 to 0 load
at the end of Ihe third Inning In
their game with Los Angeles. The
visitors finally tied the weoiV In
the elghtji. AHer allowing the
five- runs, Haii'oot oi l.os Angeles
held the Seats scoreless, and Moul
go m cry,; who. rep'aced him In the
ninth continued the' good ' Iwlrl
Inv. , 1
1 over the Sacramento Sehatots In
ihe camp of the Redskins. The
game, was a pitchers' battle be
tween Jim lMwards of Seattle unil
Kd Hrynn, former Seattle hurlcr.
Oakland won easily from lite
mild-mannered Portland Ducks in
the Noithern metropolis by a score
of 3 to l! Knslch. young Oakland
pitcher, held Portland tied In knots
In all hut the last two Innings.
Yesterday's (,'oast League n s.ilts:
At Portland
It. K
Oakland S 12 I
Portland 1 0 2
1 Itutterles: Knslch, Crughead and
Head, l.omhatdi: Knight . and
Woodall.
Al Seattle
Ritchie King Wins
From Billy Burke
Sacramento
Seattle
Ha tt cries:- It cyan and S'-vereid:
Kdwar lti and l:oi tvuiii.
U. K. K.
...1 1
...2 6 1
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 26 (AP) .
d'ast bouts featureI last n'g'it'ii
boxing card at the Municipal audi
torium. In the main event Kirch to
King, l.oTi Angeles won a Ui-VPP'l
decision over Hilly Hurke, Sin
Kranclsco. No great du ma go 'was
done, hut King took the lead1 at
the start putting Hurke down for
' a' one-two count with left and
right to his chin ten seconds after
(he fight began. ' 1
In tho other ten-round affair,
K. O. White, Chicago Negro, and
Walter Cleghnrn. Kskimo Indian
from Seattle, went ten luird rounds
to u draw.
At I .os Angvles
11. U. K.
Missions , ."..li 11 0
Hollywood S X 2
Hatteries: Neon. Pole and Hof
fman: llulvey, lloilerson, Kinney.
Marty, Shellenback and 1 fussier,
Sypln r.
At San lYimclsco . '
' . : . It. H.
Los Angeles . 1 1
San l-'ranclsco .........'..6 12
( 1 0 Innings). ' .
Hatteries: llnrroot,- Monignnu
ENJOY FRUITS
WITHJUGAR
- 1 -1
Improve the Flavor of These
Healthful Foods
Semite's Indians triumphed 2 to and Warren; Glynn t A lain.fnn.
imuMe-m-nuer in nui imn ... thpn W(MU ((J ((,uce hU u m j
park to complete the American
league program. The Indians came
from behind to take the opener by
in to T, and uhh so- inturintcii toe
Hrowns that they won the second
by the shut-out route, 8 to n. The
even division dropped the Hrownsl
out of a tie witli the Yankees for
second place.
Westerners Spike (in us
The big Western teams In the
1VUI"" " i v" iCiinsns t'lty youngat
Robins free to occupy the center
or the stage for their daily torture
of the (Hants. The clan .YIcGraw
went into the ninth Inning with a
had of in to fi. and l.arry Henton
in the box, hut the Robins soon
shelled him for enough runs to tie
the score, A home ran hy Vol
Piclnlch with one on capped the
rally.
The Robins carried their assault
over into tlie tenth with . Dutch
Henry In the box, sooting two runs
which neueu a 12 10 iu victory lor j 1 , 1
Klalhusli. Hcmhick's triple, whh 1.0HANGK1.KS, June 20 (AP) :
the big blow in this uprising. . , ; The Kxntnluel' says that Marlon
The Itraves and the Phillies til- Nixon,' filth actress, Is engaged to
vlded a double-header In Hoston. Kdward Hlllman Jr.,- UK, wealthy,
Thr home boys took the-openmv-i 1 son' 'ilhd 'heii" id" KdWflrU"i-UnfftAtiJ
to 4. but the Phils rallied in .tlm Chicago merchant. No wedding
ninth round of the nightcap for six ,mtr w.s announced.
runs to win by S to ti. This vie-; -j-ho newspaper
1 tory broke a string of nine 1'lilla- Nixon has announced
delphia dereats. , ness to give up her
(lien finished the match with two
, flashing games.
Miss Helen Jacobs, the California
girl, struck another blow for th
Pnited States by defeating Miss U
Post, Kngland, 0-8, ii-0.
Seuorltu I. ill de Alvarer., Spain,
defeated .Madame Serplera, 0-2,
1 Tlie American contingent tost
member when Wilbur Coon,
dropped a ,
hard 'fought decision to Christian
Houssiis. one of the younger l-'reneh I
stars. The scores were 0-1, 10-8,!
7-o.
John Hennessey came through
his --match with .1. If. Krowen in
fairly easy fashion, .defeating the
Kugllshman 0-2, 0-1, 7-5.
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NOW
SUMMER'S HERE
DRINK UPTON'S TEA
Because there's nothing elie that, even
on the hottest day, cools and invijor- .
ates with such Instant swiftness.
But, (or the finest delicacy and flavor,
be sure to have Upton s lea. Known
throughout the world as the most
delicious tea that s grown.
. Everyone knows the importance
- of fruits in diet. Kruits Rive needed
,' routrhuKC, vitamins and benelitiul
J mincrai salts. It is important for
' cliihiven and adults to eat one raw
and one cooked fruit 'ench day.
' .Tle ndilition of misar to either
ruw or cooked fruits brings out their -finest
flavors. Fruits should he
made palatable, or otherwise we are
I not likely to cat eunuch of them.
Prepared as wc like them, they will
T1IKIIMI.1 .ITEM
UPTON'S tca
ORANGE PEKOE AND PEKOE
become a regular and hcnellcliil
. part of our diet.
"Fruit acids are softened by
sujrar," a famous food scientist re
cently said. "Fruit fluvorB are de
veloped by suKiir. Suffnr promotes
' and facilitates tho lniiesllon of i
frulta." ,-.
Hcmemher this the next time you
eat grapefruit, oranges or any of
thn fruits which- appear on your
table You will enjoy them more
with sugar. Varied foodn benefit
you more and you will eat them
with this finest of nature's flavors.
All fruits can be made delicious
with the addition of sugar. Fruit
pies and puddings are most nppe
U.int. Aolile.miui'O nml tellv ndil
delightfully to lunch or dinner. For
weariness eat sugar. The Sugar
Institute.
j 1; Student ;Hi.CTS:-
rh all pn op OI A Ctoi A
DON MOE WINS,
CHUCK HUNTER
1 IS ELIMINATED
1 of domestic: life.
1. inu eouiiiH j . ; ' - " , , . .1
irTheV'-wn.! - and two telegrams tell what happened!
r career In favor j , CJ JL A.
DKAIa N. J.. June 20 (AP)
Maurice McCarthy, of OeorRelown,
defend itiff champion, had little
trouble disposing of T. H, Panac
clon, Penn. state foot hall tnckle,
in the niieniiiK match piny round
of the intercollegiate Rolf tourna
ment here today.
McCarthy won hy n score of six
up and 4 to play, easily ont-steady-liiff
his erratic oppenent.
The first real upset came w'hen
Chuck Hunter, of the I 'niversliy
of Washington, was eliminated hy
AJelville Newinnn, of Yale, six to
f. lon Moe, of Orcuon. kept the
Pacific Northwest In tho running,
however. hy outshootliiff Jack
Heale, of t'nion, 2 und 1. in one of
the best matches of the morning.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Si
j Ity The AksocIhIciI Ires.s
HoHtnn (lot ilia Jones, Akron,
JO., oulpointf-d Jack McVey, New
' York (10). .
j Dayton, O. Joe Rekyrn. Payton.
outpointed Andy ATlt rholl, Califor
nia (MO: Johnny Curll. Dayton,
: knocked out Jimmy Coojfnn, De
i trolt (4).
Indianapolis Jimmy Hnckley,
) Indianapolis, and Harry Hrown,
Philadelphia, drew (Id). Tracy
Cox. Indianapolis, outpointed Ai de
Hose. Newark, N. J., (S).
League
Standings
Have a
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