La Grande evening observer., July 23, 1929, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
; ' , Paiy ,Tliight , .f.
' illilli i-viT liyi'il il.ri'.'lil llfi
who litid mil Ih'pii' cli:isionc '' n
wnninn's Iiivp. strcnL'tlicnoil bv m
ronnitfo nnd rumIimI liy Uor discri'
Hon. .llin lliiskin.
When jthe Tom Greene Beat the Betsy Ann
League :
Standings
Tern need no longer be told that
you have an expensive foot
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HILL'S
Dependable
Quality,
Legal Suits Pile
: Up on Schmeling,
German Fighter
NKW VOIIK, July . 2S, UP)
Tint fist In suh-d I vision known ns
Mux Hchineling had ono more
worry on his hand todny. Already j
over his head in Irtfiil cnlanKlc
i meats, the Cerinan hea vy welsh I
discovered Mint someone duo had
- ))roiiKht suit for a portion of Herr
.Max's riiiff earnliiKH In die I'nlted
KlaleH, The chances urn that .Max
won't worry ovcr-much on tiio
.theory that one more milt unions
'so many hurdly mutters.
The In test claim on HelimollnK's
purse came In ihn form of a suit,
hroiiKht by onn l-'mlerlck Klrsch,
iiHltintc for for two per cent of
Mast's curntnRK. KIihcIi, a Qunn-
- dam frleml of KchniellnR and Ar
.1' thur Huclow. the boxer's repudl
'' Hied manager, filed an order slcn-
ed by Hnpremn Court .hiMtlce Wil
liam Itlnck, rrfiulrliiK the Mndl
r:;Noii Ho.tif.ro (tni'dcn corporation
I and Charlie Nose, another of
; Hehiiieliiuf'H limy managers, to
tdtnw cause today why a. receiver
should not he apio)nied to take
over two per cent of tho boxer'
11 ritliiL'H In hlu vfetni-i' nvor I'd ill.
Ino fIudun.
Klrsch so I.I he had Introduced .
SohmelinK lind Iteulaw to Hose
uml thnt llcnlow has asslKncd 10
per cent of Schlncllnn'H oarnlnKH
to Hose wlio. In turn, wive II per
All wiih serene until .I(h Janohs,
: now HehmeliuK's manager of
....choice, e lite 11 (I the scene. Jaeobs
acquired u H 1-2 per cent Interest
III Hehmeling from Huetow and i
per cent from Rose. Possibly be
cause the mathematical problem
was a difficult one, nobody has
reen lo it that Kirseh got his two
per ceni, the plaintiff asserted.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Hy the. AsMMdnH! I'ti'ss
'HIu;u .lohhny Hums, San
Krancisco, outpointed Haakon
I laiisen, Chicago, (10); Hergeuut
Hay iMcHeck, Heaver, Colo., out
'polnted Cecil Hurt, tndlunupnllH,
, Co in boy Inilu, Kt. Worth,
''Te., outpointed Johnny hattone,
-Augusta, un., outpointed Hud
Hammer, Gary. Intl., (-1).
t ITlTSHt'HGII Andy Hlvodl.
New York, defeated Hick Itamies,
c,.vi land, roul (TO.
HSTtlN Andy Martin, Hos
ton, outpointed Hud Toy In r, Terre
Haute, liul.. (Hi).
JANKSVll.l.K. Wism.-H. H.
Kennedy. Ht. Paul, nutnnlned
Tony Sanders, Chicago, (Hi),
ST. . i.OI'IS Chleo Clsloneos.
Mexico, outpointed "Peft Woe"
Aiscr, St. I, (mis, (HO; .ou Terry,
.Si, l.ouis, uml let HroUllo, Her
rin, HI., drew, ( Hi).
Former Golf Champ
To Play For Title
NKW YORK. .Inly (AIM-
,.lcss Swcetser. formeily American
and Hiitlsh amateur got I clwnu-
.pioii, is to compete for the nation.
ul amateur title in tlio tourna
ment nt Pebble beach, Calif., Sep
tember 2-7. He has Hied hi enir,
diking wiih I'd Ant. ic;, n.s and live
Hrltlsh gobeis. The list chseH to
night. Dexter Locks
Doxler locks arc? cnsily
and iiuickly instiillcd.
Just htiro two holes mid
the job is about dono.
Thoy arc of solid brass
and Ruarnntood for a life
time.'
Van Pell en
Lumber Co.
lon1 Hrnm Uuhf
fliom Mala 7t
Enna Jeltick
Health
Shoes
add pep to.
your step
AJmimi liol Uhc feat f;rov oM
uml the inol cnntttioit form ut uliu' n
ill lilliiif,' allocs.
If yor ((;' t Ini I Ihtiuim! you cl.tMiftO to
nuv only W to $6 lor your sIi'ich you
niijrtt lal.t; wlwilcu'r tm . ! 1:1 (lie w;-.y
iii' fil viu an; mif-1'it..MU
Dependable
Values.
Dos Nabs Dogs
in.
if
In .
"r '-oorsc. Its a ktud of a sneaK-
I,,K 111,15 f that, l.ul In
Oakland, Cal., the cily pouudmas-1
ler luis maile n dopuly ,.f l.lntoy."
Australian sheep doK. Th K.
"'"'''eil In iwo years iiK'i, has
'and helps round up strays and Ice
order in the pound. Here's "l.lmey"
with his haduo.
it, "l
1.0
'$cf WrM i "
f v v y(0i O i t h (1vl
A inllli'o.i nioturislH hit (itiilitif; tl.at
l!tt'V tired not pity ii''tiiiiini priri s fur
line ;ii. loi iiiaiicf. VS0I.ET P.AV m:S! .naiH
(iasoliiie . . . Iut!;i's iiiotur littl...!-i
ooUl for llie jiriee if ortlimtrv i-ulinc.
IQ.QK-.FOR THE VIOLET COLOR, IT IS
PIRATES HOLD LEAD
WITH WIN MONDAY
As Dodgers Bow 13-3
Pittsburgh Adds to
Lead on Cubs.
Ily Herbert V. Marker
( AHsociaU-d 1'i'irMK Spoils Writer)
ThnnliH lo the errutlc Hrooklyn i
f)(j,'i'r, the vnvinii 11 rates of 1
I 'ittnlniitfh In; vo (iddcil another
hnlf-Knmc. to I heir idender lead
over i he liicUKo cutis in the
KinelliiiK National League pen
natit KtriiKKle,
While all other major league
cubn wen idle yesterday, the l'i
i ales shelled three dodder pitch -erK
for sfxlien lusty hi Ik atifl
(.ousted in witli a 1 : to :i victory.
Thus I he hush -men boosted
1 heir lend over the Cuba to a.
name find a hall'. All In the panics
won column, u slender enough nd
viinutH'" loii halter ijiari none at
all.
All oilier National l.eatnie clubs
had an open d;ii- as did alt Antet
lean l-'iixue tennis liut Cleveland
ami 1'hiladcjphfn whose K"t"e wart
lined out at the fjunker city.
Mission Reds To
Face Ducks This
Week in Portland
J Ity (lie Assticiatcil Press
.' I'aeilic Coast League clubs
; clia lifted butt le grounds loday to
resitiiM' the waning Ki'ason'a stru
' Ml'- for the lew jenialnlnjf I!1J!
. honOi-H, with the Kan l''rn riciwo
Hea Tm holdliiK" the lead for the ser-
j ond half, and the (.oh Anodes An
Kels a close second.
i The Heals set a di'.zyine pace
during the first .two weeks of the
new half, winning' eighteen ' of
their eweiiiy-two Kames, llins dis-
, placiiiK' the Hollywood StaiH in the
: leadership.
i Hollywood went north lending
; the league, hut took a terrific
. heatiiiK; ut the hands of the reor-.
liiiinicd I'uitlnnd Hacks, , lositis
six out of seven Kames that count-:
. cd in the series, and winding up
In fourth place,
i This week the Seats play the
'Oaks at Itecreatiun park, the Mis
, sion Heds play at I'urtlaud, Holly
i wood playH at Seattle and tho ba l
ly bent Saeiameiiio team faces the
Angels in the southern city.
Snmtrin It Uj
Mvery hmiuin heiny is a potetdlai
j imilciil insl riiinent c:ipah!o of line
: (ileasiin) music. It alt depend- up
I on yon i Ih uiiili-ijiM nrnl Jimt
VOI1 fldiltl yoill'scir In Soeicly atl'l
In IndividiiriK
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'"anil Ui seeks niotiovr ninrp Mind
wNrlmn lews, and .o hpenmns. like
most (if only n irninhler."-
'ii''
e ITI
lloios Ihn liniKli of Ihi- rurr from finrlnnall to Npw Itli hinond on Ihc Ohio ihw liolwpcn Ihn stPrn
nhrcliTH llrtsy Ann, loft, nml tho 'loiu tiioone. Ihn Tom (licono odod iirrosK tlio finish lino winner
hy ton foot oyer Hh rival and thirol.y rottilned the .S' antlers, syniholio of speed, won lust year
from tho 'llotsy 'Ann. Twenty thousand people iiIoiik the hanlcs wore thrilled as the pnokets. with ,
smoke ourlliiK from twin sniedte staeks and the water ohumlni; heavily, approaohed the finish line
' ' ; almost In a ileml heat.
i:itV NKW and practical is
(his Minirt ruhher kerchief lo cum-,
pleio 1 lie Inltl'.IlIK MJit. . u"
SPEEDBOATS CRASH i
OX LAKE MICHIGAN i
(Continued from Puge 1)
sengers and the pilot, William
Warner.
Witnesses saw the two boals zlg
nag crazlly as they approached each
ot her and veer sharply as they
drew- Ingf'lher. They met hiWI-on. 1
The paHsengers were hurled Into
the" water. " ini . t t
Joseh Weisingei' and liis bro- '
1 her, Abe, were nearby In their '
S(ieel boat wild Mi:s Huwley and
The
imbi:ovi:ii
EBi:ilSB-HS31AXCl
of a 3SS8.M10X
81TI8 t?p,-
the STOESV
J? rtvords... with demand
.. u...
Set a new pace for all mo
tor tuels, the sudden suc
cess of VIOLET RAY ooI
fciioch gasoline scents al
most startling.
Yet there is a simple ex
planation of the swiftly in
creasing preference motor
ists arc showing for VIOLET
RAY untl'kfioclt gasoline.
It is this: the motor-wise
and critical automobile
owners of the West tried
Violet Ray, and found it to
he anti-knock, pure, quick
starting, full of power,
economical.
The improved perform
ance of a million motors
told the storv.
VIOLET RAY anti knock
Clasolinc has been proven
the superlative fuel for all
automobile engines.
Pi'tniti'l (!iri(W Prinjfritut
C'.iij ,.i,i(h:ii Ciilijuriiiu "
YOUR PROTECTION
I several persoiiH from the- water,
j Miss Huwley was credited - with!
i saving- t)ie lives of two young!
wotpen. ; T- .
, ; , - . ' .
; HAItklA, Out.. July 2:j (AP
j Am the. result of'::v speeding . boat ! ai lanllc 'shipping lanes in tho hist
:; leaping lhiouh a wmall ferry on J I r yeurA Svii reported early today
1 the, 'St. t'lalr river, four' persons ( -n a nierisnffo lo the-'coast guard
I Were lit a ho.spiial toilay. j heitdriua iters froni Its-cufter Modlc,
. A ferry owned by Stanley Gill-'of tho international ice patrol.
ham of Karn hi was proceeding to J The liritish steamer Vimelrn,
.Slag Island with five passengers bound from (JlasgOw, struck an
hound for a dance when & nioi or- j iceberg Saturday off the Grand
! boat loomed out of the darkness i Banks east of Newfoundland,' the.
land tore Into the ferry. It .literally j cutter reported, but. no one was
i leape-d through the Auperslructurc Injured. The sleering gear was dis
I of tlio passenger craft and tearing j abled and other damage was caus-
It path clean through continued on I ed. but the ship was proceeding1
its coui.se on un even keel; (toward port.
I The ferry was practically cut" In The message did not make It
Iwo, tho bow and stern clinging
together by virtue of the keel.
No passengers were injured on
the ferry. They leaped the bow
or stern. One threw himself to the
bnttom of the- ferry and escaped
because the motor boat' leaped
'over him. All four passengers on
. . . in a
So?
. .on the lot it's ACTION
, r
the nmJorboat were injured but
none seriously.
'
WASHINOTON, July 2 (AD -
I The fir.d coliision belwtwn ' a
Hteatnshln und an iceberg in th
; clear whether the steamer
was
proceeding without assistance nor
did it give the. destination. As far
as records here hIiow, il is the first
aeeident of the. kind since the in-
. ternational ice patrol was organ
ized shortly after tin
I aster.
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cigarette
OMEHOW YOU APPRECIATI;
with a Chesterfield.
Perhaps it's the extra fragrance dclicate,spicy,
aromatic. Perhaps it's the mild sweetness, or the
mellow richness and "character."
More likely it's . these, but so completely.and
smoothly blended and cross-blended, the stand
ard Chesterfield method, that it seems no blend
8t all, but a sin.gle perfect tobacco.
In a cigarette it's taste; in Chesterfield it's
"TASTE above everything"
oestertield
fine Tur.i:::H .d domestic tobaccos, not only blended but cross-blended
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Philadelphia
Boston '
Clnclnnnll SS
No Aiwrlean l.t'iiyr
yesterday. .
State Endorses No
Traffic Instruction
SAI.KM, Ore., July 23 ,AI')r
Xeithor the slate doparlnient nor
the stale truffle department hiin
Kivon endorsement to any system
of traffic eohtrol or safft-diivitiK
instrurtinn says a letter written hy
Secretary of State lliHot to JtidKO
liobert W. Sawyer of Ilonil, m,em
her of the stale highway depart
ment. j An nent. It appears, recently
(visited Judite Sawyer, and showed
Ihitn a safety device whleh, Ito said
had the approval of the secretary
of state and the' chief slate traffic
inspector. ; . " . , '" ::
THIS IXTKUKSTIXfi openwork
sandal of blue trepe was hocii lit
the openlns of the smart Central
Park Cnsino in New Yolk. Tlin
unkieslraii fastens willi u rlilue-
i Hone buckle.
Taste
it's
that more
Where Evolution !, Slow '
Orflde itiissIii'.'S. II should lip rn.
ini'iTihcri'd. nvpni'.'i' no mvtir y t 1
J'l'iir III.'") Tnliiiln l!h:do.
The Three Points
of True Value-"
Giving
No triangle is complele. without
I hree corners licit her Is I here
any such thing as u bargain un
less Ihe t hree. - polnl s of ti-.ie
value-giving emphaslzi-d above
are included. Trice mean. noth
ing without style and quality.
On Ihe other hand, s!yle anil
iiuality may be loo high in prices
I lowever, given the right' pro-poriion-of
all three, such as yon
are sure of in this sale, you
have value-giving al tin best!
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