La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1929, Image 9

Thursday, July 11, J.929
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
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CUBS CLIMB AT
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The Allik'tUs wjh ihe opener al
I Si. I.ituis hy 4 in when Howard
I KhtllliO IIII'IKI In 11 Iti-hil f-.l.ir. t
PIANTQ' I7YPEWCr!aK1,inst '' '-y. ttu
j(ooi'K Wnlhoi K ti ml K tdio Horn-'
r j HH'I l'a:lel to hold How ley's hoys,
Meanwhile Pirates Con-i"11,1 h,i ,,o, won i.- 7 10 5.,
1 no days, campaign a technical
liuli'-Kiinic to ihe Macklan leu. I.
I which now i.s eislit jramcH. Tin1
; VatiUs are only ont unit one-hair
tinue to Win Athletics
Split Double Bill.
My WII.I.I.VH 4. CIIIIMIAX
( .WorlnUMi 1'ics.s sports Write.
Kepotis t hat the Culm were
crarklntf '. m to havo heeii ex
aKK''fatrcl, or distorted, Kresti from
two hi rrn plugs hy the liraven in
four Karnes, tlie Chicago conicnd-
-ih slepped into t In rlo grounds j
ye.lerday and cracked curves ami j
fast ones up against the walls
with Kiii-h abandon that tin- Giants
ouier-pairol ran ifslf dizzy In no
1 i 1 1 1 1 al all. The llruias won the
opt'iit'i of (he f:vf-Kanu scries by
the. modcsl score of G lo 2, hut il i
s.'-Miir.l like an Irish mile. J
I
contests ahead of the Browns.
Cleveland rallied sharply to de
feat Washington hy !i to 7, climb
ing one notch above, the .;1 'in -mark.
Marty MrMiiniw hit another homer
with the buses filled, and the Tim
ers defeated the Ued Sox hy j:ist
that tnaiKin. la to H.
Angels Retain
First Place In
Coast Circuit
TO SPEND BIG
SUM TO SAVE j
OREGON FISIil
Hy The Associated Pros
The I. os Anpeles Angels today
continued In the Pacific Const l.ea
Ke lead, with two In a row to their
credit this week over the- Sacra
mento Senators. The Anxvls hold
nine victories against one defeat
so far this second half of the sea-
i son.
champion of three nations. The '
Mail, ib sri lhlns the match, says ;
she played as If merely toying with 1
him and ran away with the first
five panics before she allowed tin !
captain to win two, after which she '
(promptly ran out the set. In the!
I'OHTI.AN'I), July II Kveryt coml set Helen allowed the score I
known protective precaution that to reach lour-all, before running
would tend to save fish life in Ore- out.
iron and Washington streams wlllj Miss Wills' opponent declared ht
oe installed hy the private inter-' umigglcri llls hardest but his ef-
League
Standings
U. P. Team Will
Play Champion
Of 3rd Division
ests that soon will start the con
struction of n $:.a.Ooii.nm.i power
dnm on the Columbia river near
Wenatchee. This word was brought
: back from Seattle by Harold t.'llf
I ford, state game warden, after he
' had attended a meeting of the fish
and gamp authorities of Oregon
and Washington, and representa
tives from the federal bureau of Cuba
mom.) win lUMU kilt, inn lit Jill it -.op an(l n lip,. I nl C test lt:i 11 bM.
'"The minds of nil who attend
ed the meeting united on a pro
forts were
too good."
unavailing as "she was
The Angels and Senators on the
f tatter's lot, made it a real pitcher's
buttle-with Clyde Harfoot and Hay
'. Harfoot had a slight edge, which
NIGHT FIGHTS
Hy Tim Assm-luted Press
Pacific Cout League standing,
score of 1 to 0.
Wade Killefer's Missions rode
rough shod over the Inoffensive
Portland J Hicks at Uecreatlon park,
handing the team from the, north-,
west its second straight lacing.
NKW YOU K Kid Chocolate.
outpotntc I Ignacio Kernan
Phillppines (M), Armando
I Santiago, Cuba, knocked out Tony
Pelttgrino, New York. ( 1 ), MUuk
Hill. Cuba outpointed Phil Tobias,
posed plan for the construction of .t.,v York, (in).
Turned back in the first assault. The l.a Grande Cnlon Pacific
the Giants now face the necessity I athletic club baseball team chain-j
of winning all four of the remain- j p'on of the second division of the I
ing Kami's if they are to displace O.-W.. will play tin champions of
the Cubs in Second position in this i the thir l division. Walla Walta, at I
iuunci-i p -park in conmeton KirilflpH. Hilimnilnir il homer
on Minuny. i he winner oi tne i-V gaining first base on un error. :
Grande-Walla Walla g-ame will
play the winner of the first di- Young Vernon Oomez hurled the!
fish ways, screens and ladders,"
said Mr. Clifford. "It Is estimated'
that It V ill cost at least $'Mm.,0ii(i .
scr:cH. Meanwhile the Chutes will I he
be cambollng In I laker bowl with
the Phillies, whom they defeated
yesterday by 15 '.o it in a home run
orgy.
with a tally of 12 to 4. Tho Iteds lu " pruiecior mm.
won nil the way, pounding out 16
hits, and holding their rivals to 10.
KusBsy Hufft won the admiration
of tho fans by hanging out tnree
and
The llticcnnecrv now lead Chi
cago by one and one-half games,
and (he chances for eJt her the
Gianls or Die Cubs lo gain in the
immediate future are slim.
Pirates Hl(. ft limners.
The '.'I rates hit five home runs
in Philadelphia, and the Phillies
.Iimi'. This total was within one of
ihe record of ten for two clubs in
a game set at the same Itaker bowl
in I'.rj'Z when the Phils hit six and
the Cardinals four. Grantham led
w;Ib two, and Tray nor, l.loyd Wait
er, and Pusell of the Pirates got
W one a piece.
r William Watson Clark oulpiteh
e I Jess I laines and l"reil l'rank
house by just enough to enable
llrooklyn to win the opener of its
series against the ( 'aidinals by !
to 0.
Tho Iteds punched Ihe It raves by
Hi to 2 al Huston in the opening
of Jack llendrick's personal cam
paign to escape from the Ct1ar.
Alplumse Thomas defeated the
Yankees for the second time in
his major league career, plunging
the lluggins camp into gloom. The
Mcot'e Was li to II.
CI.KYKI.AX1 mtly Wall.ce,
Cleveland, outpointed Tommy Gio
gan. Omaha, Neb., ( n).
the constructing company will pro- ... ' , '
vide the capital. Kvery modern t Jan;11' Mishawaka outpoint-
Idea known wilt he incorporated V?!"'"' 1,.U,,M,' .V K
by tho engineers in the building I MllAVAl 1 l-.K - Uene heyos
of ways, screens and ladders. It ':'. tPPl Gordon,
Is considered vital to fish life that i c,nri,blis. (.).
these things he done. The upper' lA lu'v Ky- Jot ('1,Il"'y.
Columbia river is the " spnwninn "oltHnore, and Kddle Kid Wagner,
vision, either Portland or Seattle. I Seals to victory over thft Oakland ground for millions of fish. I'n- 1 ' imwiu no lonni
al Portland on July -. The winner ( Oaks with a 9 to 3 score. Thus lss proper fish ways were in- ,n )yi'n I"'"", s) ,
of the O.-W. will then go to Hoise, making two victories in a row for stalled In the dam such streams as INIHANAI OI.IS Johnny Mas
to participate in the. V. P. system the. Seals on the lot across tho bay. ! the Ueschutes and others that feed i on- Scrantou, Pa., outpointed Jack
meei on Km.i ;i I Into the Columbia below the dam '"tef KIkaarl, Chicago (lit);
'im,. i .. I-,,,,,,!., in i Hollywood made It two straight ' miirht suffer at the nvnense of the Hnimy Sansotte, Cincinnati, out-
here for Ivn'dleion Sunday morn- t over thc KpJlUlft Indluns y coming angler. The working out of the pointi I I .on Lovelace, Terre Hanio,
ing, returning after the games. Tho fvom behind to wallup the Iledsklns( nmny dptnllH of the dam construe- j
nlavers are- Fred Hoe I onnie i 1A lu u 1,1 l"w ""ine vj n. turn and nsit protective sere
Amos, I Hackle Graham, Herman
W. U I'ct.
l.os Angeles l I ,!0 i
San h'ranctsco S 2 .sdrt !
Hollywood 7 -2 .77S ,
Missions 7 :t .too
iaklaml 7 .0
Sacramento 2 7 .2-2
, Seattle 2 S. .'JltO
I Portland 1 t .100
j .National League StniuKngs
i W. 1,. Vet.
1 Pittsburgh 4S ,li4'J
Chicago 45 2ti .t4
I New York 45 33 .577
i St. I.ouls 37 3U .4S7
llrooklyn 4 40 .459
Philadelphia 33 42 .440
Boston ; 31 47 ,379
Cincinnati 27 45 .375
American League Standings
W. 1.. Pet.
Philadelphia 55 21 .724
New York Hi 2S .022
St. Louis 4ti 31 .5H7
Detroit -., 42 3S .525
Cleveland 3K 37 .507
Washington SS 45 .3S4
Chicago 29 51 .3G3
Hoslun 23 50 .291
and Henry Yeske, Don and l'Yed
Smith, Joe Deal Walter Chadwlck,
Al Maranda, Vein Sherwood anil
11 to 5 in the Angel's home town.
Yesterday's Coust League scores;
At San Krnnelsco:
H. IT. E.
Portland 4 10 3
The three greatest stake horses
were, In order, Zev, Kxterminator
and Man o'War.
Thirly nalions are represented In
Davis cup competition. Only 211
played this year.
Announcing a Raggedy Ann
PICTURE COLORING CONTEST
For Kiddies 5 to 12 Years ,
The outline sketches foi1 coloring are free and
you can get them at our store. The judges will
decide the prize winners on neatness and good
coloring.
1 st. prize Your choice of the big Raggedy Ann
or Raggedy Andy Doll.
2 ndi. prize Raggedy Ann Small Doll.
3rd. prize Raggedy Ann Small Doll.
4th. prize Volland Raggedy Ann Story Book '
5thi prize Volland Raggedy Ann Story Book.
6th. prize Volland Sunny Book.
7th. prize Volland Sunny Book.
See the Prizes in our window display.
Contest Closes July 20.
La Grande Book & Stationerj
Company
1114 Adams Ave.
Look Over Our Want Ads for Bargains
Missions
.12 lit
4 I
and ways will be watched by the
gamo authorities of all slates
where the building of power pro
jects are being contemplated.
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Malcewicz To Meet
Wrestling Champ
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Los Angeles ....
Sacramento ....
Harfoot and
and Severeld.
At Oakland:
7 0
(! 0
Kent ing
I.OS ANGKLKS. July II (AP)
Joe Malcewicz, Ptica, N. Y., Pan
ther, today had earned the right
to meet Gus Sonnenberg, world's
heavyweight wrestling champion.
In a title match to be held hero
July 24, as a result of his victory
last night over Nick I.utze of Chi
cago, who suffered a fractured rib
in the only fall, when Malcewicsil H. H.
i pinned him to the mat after one I San Francisco 9 13
, hour twenty minutes of grappling, j Oaklund
! and was unable to return, thereby I Gomez and
forfeiting the match. j Hunst, Arlett, Kassich and Head.
Knight and Woodull; Plllette nnd
Hoffman. -.
At Los Angeles:
H. H. R
Seattle 6 10 4
Hollywood 11 Hi 3
Jtisch, Kallio, Wilson nnd Hor
reani; Hulvey and Cook.
'At Sacramento;
It.
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0
Warren;
HELEN WILLS
DEFEATS MAN
TENNIS STARl
3 S 0
Heed, Craghead;
LONDON, July 11 (AP) MiwiJ
Helen "Wills showed a select and !
keenly Interested gallery, luelud-
ing the Prince of Wales, how easily!
she is able to beat even a first class !
male tennis player, w hen on a prl-
vate court In the west end of Lon- I
don she defeated Captain Victor '
Cnzalet. M. P.. by scores of li-2. 0-4 . '
Captain Cazalet, former amateur ;
siuash racquets champion of Hrit-j
ain and a renowned tennis player,'
was no match for the woman
SEMES
ii
s&s iiimiellii to Miake as snmy
igk- grade tive ... HBunt
alBoiit the selMing paIee?
.on the coaster it's
Thrill
v
N.A
v.
in a cigarette it's
JuST AS A STEAK can be tough, tasteless,
disappointing or tender, crisp, done to a turn
... a cigarette can be flat, heavy, over-sweet
or sparkling with spicy aroma and delicate
tobacco flavors.
To knowing smokers, Chesterfield makes the
difference clear. A blend of fragrance.flavor, and
satisfying character, to which cross-blending, the
standard Chesterfield method, adds a final touch.
In a cigarette it'sTASTE... In a Chesterfield it's
" TASTE abo ve everything "
Taste
MILD... and yrt
THEY SATISFY
esterfield
FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC lobicco., not only BLENDED but CROSS-BLENDED
WE believe every motnrisl should knuw the farts thiit
prove the high cptulity unil cpluiu the low print of
HlVEIiSlUU tires. Here llicy are:
Take RlVEltSIIlK or any of the 5 or 6 leading tires on iho
market remove, the name-iind there is 'comparatively little
differenre between them, "selling talk" iiotwiihKlumliiii..'Joy
them are anuil tires. Anil nil cost nrai t it .nlly iliemme to liu.e. -
P - . . . 1 . . - ' . , .ii'HUli
After all, practically nil the liigli-Knide tires, including
RlVKHSIDKS, havo the name amount of rubber anil the name
ainuunt of cotton eord. The prices mi these two iiiulrriulb
are eslabliblird market prices that every larjie proilucrr uiunt
pay. Skilled labor anil overhead cor are praelieally tb
ante in all well-organi.ed lire factories. Therefore, there
is no good reason why the production roMtn of all firfl
quality tires should not be practically the Mine amount. -
but, when you get to the sellinu tiVo. I hut is a different
story. Take a 29 x 4. .10, 16,000-iiiile KlYKK.MDK balloon as
an example. Our selling price on this tire, is t.'i.iU yet, when
you buy any of the other live or six leading makes, of the
same identical ipitilily as ItlVKItSIDK. the s:lbii; prices rsnpc
from $7. .SO to in.2 on this si.e and on the larger kiy.es the
difference is often $5 to $10 per tire.
Why, when rost-to-make is practically the same, this de
cided different in price to (be buyer? The answer is simple
as A Ii C. Buying Kl I.KSIDKS, you pay only Ward's small
profit over the iminufacturinv cost. Ituving any oilier lead
ing make, von pav ihe " in-between profits required by the
indirect method lif distrilmliiin i niye( . .' .
That, in a nutshell, is the w hole story of III VKMSIDF. prices.
That these prices are due solely to Ward's low Shl.l.l.NG
costs, and not to any reduction in quality or cost of lilskilit,
is proved by the figures already given . . . plus Ward's sale
of millions of HlVliltSIDI'.S yearly under definite mileage
guarantees of 16,01)11 and .'(0,000 miles.
Come in, Today ! See for yourn(;lf
VI hy KIVKKSIDKS are to be t om
puretl only with the finest tireH
made regardless of price.
SUPER SERVICE FIRST QUALITY STANDARD
RIVERSIDE RIVERSIDE WARDWEAR
Guaranteed for Guaranteed for , Guaranteed for
30,000 Miles 16,000 MUes 10,000 Miles
MxVi o.plr .70 3U5.25 6 ply 7.08 :i0n3Vi H-oly S5.IS JUS.2S 4-pj $10.10 30i.11i 4-iily (4 44 305.00 4-ply 91.19
2', t.1oVpiy 10.4 ;3.50 " IS.lo 2M..W"ii . 30k3.5 - 1.M 32x4 , ."M , ,0 31x5.00 7.S
:tl)4.30 " I1.4 3.6-0 " H.0 .10(4.50 1 . 336.0O 6-ply I.7 2')x4.4( '' SOS 'x5.23 9.i9
294.73 " 1S.OS 32x(i.50 " XI. IS 29x4.7S " 32x0.50 IS.S 30xkr.t S.OS 32x6.00 " 10. 7
30x3.00 " 14.00 32x6.75 8-ply .70 30x3.00 " a.fS 32x6.73 " 17. 29x4.75 " 60S 33x6.00 " 10. OS
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