La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 24, 1929, Image 2

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    - Wednesday, July24,' 1920
Page Two'
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE,
See the new White Day Time FVorks in ur
window. Niivelty trininieil, real new.
$1.05
Dependable
Quality.
HILL'S
Dependable
Values.
BROOKLYN SHAVES DnfdRSet ,
i "run nr niDATrc' Roundt
LElliS 11 riAllLlJ: DRTIIOIT, Mich., July 24. (AP)
Although tho fnrmul iinnounro-
r. , .... , m ti ! "lent will not be muuV until to
LllDS LlOSe tO lop; rnila-i mrnw urt.iioon. n fi-w hour
i p nhiii I .risps Maro-in , i foro tho fittm, i-.uncr (.sum)
Yanks Crawl Up.
Astoria Visitors Find Wallowa Lake
Region Worthy Greater Development!"'
iiv lii:itm:i:r u. itAitiii:rt
(.VwK'Iillnl l'ros SVir( Wrllrr)
The hurst ol.ixh ol" flint unil wfsl
Iwih Hluiv.-il a luilf ,':unc off tho
I'lilhiililnlilti Athhllr.C hull In llio
AiiUM-li'nn lcjiiii niul lefl ihe I'llts. ; mlmls of trn InorH
Mcrlpllnml, of Detroit, will In-
nnrnwl a referee or thp 1-rnund
uclterwplKht chuinplonshlp lioul
hi'twoen Joe IMimlee iinrl Jarkle
l-'llflx.
Junloe anil Ills cliullentter were
restihff tortiiy.
There wns no iloulil In the
of tho rl vii I
j hura-h I'lnites' ninrKln In Nn-1 lioxers thru their rhnrKOH would
! MonuJ nl n sliiKl'- pi'i-iM-nitiKf point. , mu-cfod in making the official
KlilillmK even In a twin bill with weiKlit toniwrnw unnrnoun. llun-
Cli vi lau l IndiiiiiH, lbi A'k wi re . iH'c aoalrd 1411 linimilx nrter Ills
f forced In allow the Yankee, wlmlnKt hard workout and his 111:111-
"Th l'ress of the male of Ore- ,'lrln, with eornhlelKK on all of tho '"! IHIroll, to crawl up .1 half ac-r Mux Wimiinn predicted he
p-., nceilH 10 lie reminded th.it It towns and eltles visited uh the Kame doner. However there waa woul. tip tho acalo at hetwi en I H
iloen not advertise I hi! nwilehtesii , Kioup niolored from Astoria to ; no cause for alarm In the camp iif "nil Mb pouiwls
beauties of this Wallowa region Wallowa lake. ; ( oruelius Mctlllllcu.lily lor I he A'H ' I'un.lee has been filfhllliK ex-
enoiiKh. II warrants of Knot pub-! When we arrived. ut l.a ClranoV ' l-ad was len Karnes today, an ..-' lomn aBn us lustily as he had
llflty. It Is In OreKon Yin. Our I we could tell we er In a land , patently safe inaruln. Ills sparriim- partners.
OreBOli." Is the way AUKiist I e- of butler and cream-anil also, by I'MIs Kl.'s position in the Na-j A recoi.l 1 Knli- is predicted for
Inand, Astorian AliKOia. winds up ' the main mi vestlnR Innchlnery. Itlolml lint-uc was more, serious. The 'nn rit-n . . I he new ! Ilzslnilnons
a li-patfo paniphlel, Just off the 'that we were In a Krnln country," I'lrales were 1 routined by Jlronklyn 'ni Willi sent .t..(Min, which is
press, ilescrlhlnB, a trip of tin. narrates Mr. Illldebrand In 1.1s ', and 1 he ball Unit ( htPuiro Cubs ad- ."" more than ever turned out
lo.-t clIinber'H club Into the Wal-1 description. "The city of I.a vance.l to wllhln half a Kame of belore for a MIchlBan boxliu,-
. Ulranile Is lyinc on the Orand.. I the lop by bentilif,- t he Ni w lorn . " m.m .in imo,-
' . . . ........ sble seats Imit been luken Imhav
Iowa, country. .
In the ptt'oup of veteran rnoun- i Hondo river In what Is called thp -Giants.
'and the demand was reported I
W..I., nii. ..1. ...... r ill,... ... 1. 1. ..,.,...-'11 i,l ll.,..iln nmiiitn,.. liln.l nf I Ifnbe JVL't, lliei e nitehe.l Ihe Alll
iionlly evciv scenic reitlon of the Inrifo rnunil valley, surrounded on'lctles lo victory over the Indlann '"K '"' the theliper tlckels.
slalc. were l-Yod V. Ilobln, well the easl by tho Wallowa moult-i In Ihe first Kiimc. 4 lo I. Itceptntf
known Mawiina and Angora, John tains. CJrandc itonile Is a very ! eitrlil alien hits well scattered.
V'rry. Jean Weslon. Axel Ita 111- ! fertile count ry. The party was tre- J ionic runs by Al Simmons and
viek and Mr. Mllilehranil. The melulously ' Impressed with -tho j Mickey Cochrane helped Walbertf;.
Pamphlet describes their' entire beauties and thrills of the region." 1 tip little. The Indians, however.:
. ' " ' evened Ihe count by seorliis six!
I .il).o..i rhiy.W nays;., a.-.ia,,. rarlslan. ,,lmM 1,, Ul0 nth inninir of the sec- .
iiulnlet; 10. dance music. ! mid unine off old .lack Oiilnn and I
INSkc) 8, educational j yrkcs. wiiinliiK, a lo a. Wesley'
pianist, violinist. i Kerrell held ihe paro-vu-tlers lo i
w i;im:siay imux;kams
Tho Nn I IoiihI ( ilnnidcjiHt Iiir
com puny lirnffnttii f ol WcdiK'H'lny
followH: H, (Mid K Itoinunoc;
N::n, Mil! Hilly Ipo.vm; in, t'nttun
Itlnsstiiii MIiikIi'i'Ih; II, dnuoo mil'
Tin- AiiHtrintn nroinlnmllnn:
comininy inoKinnt fo?- Wodncuduy
1'nllown: 8, Ovci J,nnd .find Hru,
J 'mill lc Hiilon nrohOHtru; it, John
find NimI: icao, stoll'H Ciuioncin,
Sleepy Time; 1 I, Jtythm AcfH,
(icrir;n Stoll.
rottlmul
- KOW ( li y i If o H, NIK'; tl.
ritidh- pioffiM hi; 1 o, KlMln-r con-fti'i-t
orclirHirn; II, Viif-slty Viikii
liulidH.
KKX ( I I Sdlic) K o 12, All''
pi'OKinin..
Suit I.iiltc (vUy
KSh - ( l'i:t(ihc) K. Tho Hn
iimiH'f of (1'Ijim; h, nilrilnturf ron
vi'Vt fiifhcMirn; I , Nl.
KKf (ti.-HiUO X, NUC; 1,
Muiilo priiKinin; !c:to vlolinlm: in,
KMC
KNX ( 1 0 Till k ) R, Hurt Hutti-r-wortlt;
K:H0, vIolhilHt. pliuiiHl, colli-1
: icrni, ivmuro iinlHiH; in,
.a-O iufJc) "",
KpoUniic
; K(JA (M7tHir) S (n 12, AI1C
proft nun, I
KIKJ (ftUHlfo) S, NMC"; II,
'IhrrudH nr Thninrhi; !i:;in, Hlndlu
IH'im'nun; H:15, N IK '.
Ofiltliiml
; K(i( (7!Mi(i H, NUC; SrlHl,
Ducks Are Easy
Winners Tues.,
Oaks Take Seals
lln1P'TilH"''J'"WWVTni
a i . in. n i i winiiiMinwnT-"
t'- tT' '"mmrr e--1 mw&rr
Of Our Greatest
JULY
SALE
Only three more days - Saturday marks the last day of this great merchandising
event wfiieh has afforded hundreds the greatest money-saving opportunities in
years. Every department in this store is included, featuring tremendous reductions.
KI.X
hour
Snn fVnnrlHco
Ki-'ltr (Kiniic) s, nniMlo: ft,
enti-v-i't: Hi, uiclicHtni; II, onhti
ict hnnd; ll!, Horudo dnnfit TiuiKir,
, UA'i) . Gnkc S. NBC; 0:30.
Motirop and Allfn:-!'), )ioti-l dunce
iiiitNlr; J I, radiogram; . .1 1, NIK.
til" ' ' ;
' KOMO !i2H;r X, KMC; HlnfforH:
'.t'-.MK (inurn'l; 10, nniHlfi; .11 mcwh;
1 1 ;:n, llin vt y in.il Dillon; I 1 :4ft,
or-fan rccltnl.
Ini!nr
i M'von miH, nni oi wtucn whh 4iim- jar(f(r foowt
1 my I'Ox h home run ovim- i iih
double- deck-'d Mtnnds In the left
fly I'lm Aswluii'il Ihsh !
nn Onkliind Oalt. wlxth In Hie.
LraKiie .slandin.s.
yi'Htcrday handed the l-aKiit h-nd-
ntr Kim h't'ii noiKen Kon lu n 7 in 4 '
Held, ihe seconil tune mis leal nas h(.ia11K ,lt (0ereatlon pnrlt.
been accomplished. TakluK an isirly lend, the Oaks ;
The Yunkees won a frec-hilllnic roasted to victory under the l
MriiRKle from lletroll, 7 lo f. Karl ,011l KPnnrnlshiv of Kdwards. 1
Whltchlll walked nine men nnd was w)lo W0H riedlted with wlnnlni;
touchel 7 hits and all the Yankees iiei,p,e the fact that he was re-!
runs In Ihe firm six hlis. (leorge u,.n, nj,01. Mm ' fifth i Inninir. A. i
I'lpKiaw was lilt hanl, the TlRcrs double by llrubnlcer Rave; the'
KetllnB ten hlls. Iwo ol lliem honi- ( , is three runs In tho third In-!
ers by Harry Hire and two mora in., i.;im,.r jeobs. Seals hinder'
l.llt ciiiiacl x to pro- triples by fiehrlni.'1'i'. : occupied the inntlnd for the en-'
Krani. j I'rlmn l-'uber and Mckuln allowed iire niav.
only four lilts and CIiIciiko beatl The Portland Harks nnddled to
KOA (Kiliikc) X, KOA concert; i WaKlilualnn, II lo
Hr-lfi, news of the world: in, NIK!,
'all easy victory over Ihe .Mission
NIGHT FIGHTS
lly The Ah'IuUnI Ti-hh
' T'Ol'dllKKICHSIK, N. y. .Hay;
Miller, Chleatrn, ouiiiolnlcd , .Ion .
A hru inn, New York, (Hi); Paiy j
Me(hal h, JVcw York, otitpolnted
Harry Man key, ChlcuKO, s.
New York .Ion iilU'k, Wll
IfiiiriKhltl'K, Pa., oufpojllled l.opt
Tcnorlo, I'ltillpplneK, (10).
NKW YOUIv Kid TpitIk. New
Tim HI. I.ouIm Ifrownw pounded Jieds In the iomp city, rhalkln up
four I ti i.st on pilrhem for li hlttf-u '2 to ft t(ore. Thp quarkorH nImiti
aiid won from the I ted Sox. II to 4. rd out Hi hltn, and most of them
Hilly ltliiel' homer with the were wood for runs. In the Herond
har-PH filled in the K-yen;h whk t lie inning alone, tho Huokn hnnitnor
hlow ihnl i nahled the northern to ed Morton Nelnon thoroufflily and
heal the I'lraieH. 10 lo 7. Kive ran up nine In u row. Nclnori wiui
Pirate pllchtM-rf rntild not nlon the relieved hy Wllhur HuhhellV
JiodeiH1 hulHiuen find a contly do-1 Loh AnKeleH hlanked Sarrainen
feat waa Ihe result. to 4 to o, hehlnd the uhtlKhl
At Chiravn. faille Itool and Karl .pitching of Clyde Harfout. Th) de-
Jluhhell hooked up In a pIlchcr'H feat wuh tin- tenth In a.,rowfftr Hip
juuel that found Ihe CuMh on Ihe HenatorN, and took jilnre fin tho
i Inntf i lid of n '1 lo o count at tho Antrels' Iiutne lot. "
jend. Knrh plleher allowed only.- Walter . Herner poked .oiit IiIh
lour nits nut iiooi was aieainer in 2 Iiomer of the reason for
York, outpointed XS.iornlii Haldus, i u ,,lm;'"H- , ,, ,u.
Hrooklvn. (Hi). HunchlOef neven hils effeclHely
Itiehlnrl tin.' pitching hy old Peio
INIMANAPOl.lK Chuck WIr- 1 Alexander, Hie Ht. HoiiIh Cardinals noi tiiweHtern
lnn, " IndlanupollH, ' onUiolnted tunn-d hnek the Phillies. S to
the
nkle .AVlne,Miuitii
nlTle T'ftTindT T-inerni
l-'rnnklr
l-'nui
pointed
CKHAlt ItAIMHH, In. Johnn
Kiillun, 't!(lnr HapldN. outpointed
aim, 110).
Inelnnall, out-
Tod .Smith, Canton, Ohio
Jpccial Jelling
Girls Wash
froch
A,hv"l'V'J'i i iVim ',"t';vl;dw for
hll, lour irolnff lo (lo:il
three to Klein, hut funned nwi'ii
men and held fail in the pincheH. j
Clneiunall and Itoslon divided u
douhle h:ll. The Iteds txiuodeil '
Iteddin Smith, Newark. O., (Hi). ! Cunt well and Jones for 1 i hliM In !
l.ltH ANHKI.KS Yuke f)knn. Ihe opener urn! won It !i lo f.. They!
New York, stopped llek IXttiielK, rotild Ret only neven Heattt-reil ;
MinneapdlK. CI). uifetleK nff li. laney In the nlrfht-,
' - "jeap, however, and th
i in u.
AiifrelH' final run.
Hollywood wnllopi'd Seattle 10
to :i. In rt lopsided uamo in Hr
metropolis. l no
Stars 'iJtinched five, -runs in llnv
,en neeon,d. , InujriK, .itlUv', l.nnuinl
ii nd wa Iked t wo men with t he h;useH
Hill. ,
Hiltves won,
1'
Ae2tofi
79c
lo
$1.05
nysr r ho
avh" Aire
7 tO 11
79c to $2.95
Ladies Wash
Frocks
98c to $2.95
I'olo Player Dies,
Another Injured
NllltWOOl), Mass., .Inly 24.
(AJ'I .la s I". Mallilell, Har
vard polo player, died last nlKht
from Injuries suffered lu collision
with tieortte o. Clark. 2d., another
Harvard player. Clark was In a
serious condition loday.
Mandell was Ihe son of C.eorife
S. .Muudell of llaniilton. nublisher
of ihe Itostiin l':veuln Transerlpt.
Clark Is a brother of Km-rosler
Clark. Harvard polo crew cap
tain anil fnoiball star.
vi:sTi:iti).Y's (.ami:s ,
At I'lll'lllllKl
it. ir. h.
.Missions u If. a
Torllaiid ' in 2
llallerlest 'Nelsiin, llubbell . and
llol'l'iuan: Kulleiliin an I Wnndall.
At I. os .Ajitdes
U. jr. K.
Sacrann-nln a 7 a
I. lly AllKeles ...T. 4 li II
Itnllerles: Itryan and Knehler;
Harfool and Salldberit.
At si(le
IS. 11. i:.
II III a
Savings for the Living Room
All-Mohair Davenport with reverse, uhiYh
urns in nuiJli-colored velvet
'Chair to match -$47.00
$89.50
K'rouhlor Davenport' Ded in veloar, equipped (PArf
with coil spi'ings and mattress, "a value fortP7 4t
2-Piece Mohair Suite with walnut finished frame, re
versible cushions and black welt : 'KA
ti iniiniugs, leg. $225 )) J.OU
Othei' Values not Listed
Dining Suites at Sale Prices
Buffet, exten-
$98
8-Piece Dining' group in walnut finish,
sion table and G chairs in tapestry
upholstered seats
Regular $145 8-piece suite in beautiful walnut veneer.
You have buffet, extension table and six OO
chairs with upholstered seats .,. ipAO
8-Piece' suite 'of .superior workmanship, beautifully
(finished in walnut. Buffet, extension table. fjA
and six upholstered chairs t(5 LLjJ
' . . ; Other ValiM?s not Listed
$2.00 Quality
Inlaid
Linoleum
$1.60
sq. vard
Standard quality in
cluding; Blabon, Arm
strong and Nairn. '
July Sale of Rugs
$59.50
. $120 Full' Enamel
Montag
Range
$97.50
Buff colored full en
amel, lias d u p 1 e x
.grates and burns eith
er wood or coal: -
8x12 Wilton Rugs in beautiful oriental
designs. Reguler $69 value
9x12 Seamless Axminsters in choice selec- flQQ QpT
tion of new and lovely designs pZ!O.t0
9x12 Heavy Quality Seamless Axminsters 1JQQ KA
Choice selection of patterns tPOt.D'U
9x12 Heaviest quality Seamless Axminsters. All-Avool
high grade fibres woven (H A A FT A
into these rugs p44c)U
""Quality c
Inlaid
Linoleum
. . $1.29 . ;
sq. yard
Tn a fine selection of
new and desirable patterns.
Save on Bedroom Furniture .
3 Pieces in walnut with choice of bed, vanity and chest,
or bed, dresser and chest. (pnw OA
Regular $109.50 30 4 .ZU
-..Walnut finish dressing table with French (tt-j K 'f7f?4
PJSeji'''0i beautiful design' j!;..: pl D. O,
Chiffonier in choice ivory or oak finish, 3 1 Q
ample drawer space. July sale value tPl-O.OU
5-Piece
Breakfast
; , : Set
$17.75-
Table and four chairs
to match, tastefully
,enamelelfJ)iivich()icp(vT
colors. .
By all means use your credit. A small initial payment at the time of
purchase, the balance can be spread over a period of lime to
meet the miiiiii'inonls of your income.
Carr Furniture Co., Inc
... Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers.
Hollywood
StniMU' iu a f
ltatl'i los: Slir llonhm k ami Brv
crcl.l; l.iinuin.-ilii nnd Klelnm-lin.
ri.KVKI.ANM. .Inly '24, (AD
AlHr ri-iiiiiltilnt; iinconMrioiiH Tir j
(M'viTJil hoiir.H. .inini'H a. iK""rr, ;
j nittt-d finln tilnyt-r. was rccnvtrmff i
toilny from a ronriiHMlon of thf',
hrnfii ren-ivod nt the rnatrrin vni ;
lty Jmm chin yi-Hirnlay nf(ornoon I
dnrliiK a pmrllro polo match. j
ilr was Inluicil when ho f'll j
from his horn1, whii-h rollUlcil .
uhh thai or K.lwlll . MlKhp.
'rin't'1 or riinlouH in llrlrn ft ont
(liiirctH-s In hnly Is hi-lntr punthlnMl
Mrrt'ly shtiss iiinllriiltnii of canon
I Ikvv to th Klnu'loni.
Oakhni.l
Sun KrunclMi-o
Ivlwiif Ls, ItiilHt ami
JarohH, hnvlK ntnl Ui-imI,
u. ii. i:
7 u I
4 13 1
I.oiiihnrill;
Mciyanrs.
League
Standings
Portland Boxers
Fight 10 Rounds
To Draw Tuesday
NORTON'S
KIDDY SHOP
Cooks would never
advise making
doughnuts as big as
7life !
buoys
Tub umallfr the dmiRhmit the j
more evenly it cooks. Since H ill 1
Bros, Coffee is roasted a few
pounds at ft time, every berry is
j ruaMfd evenly. 1 his patented,
j continuous process Controlled
Roasting produces a matchless
I uniform flavor such as no bulk
roasted cotfec has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
I'OHTl.ANMl. On... July 24.
( A I') Joe A inh'i son, 'nvlnnton.
Ky unl llt'i't Co II mas, I. ox t A n
,"ivlc.s, lolildhMvciKhtN, ho.d ten
lam and fuHou.s roumls to n draw
hir hist nitrht. Kiich round saw
H'iny of a it Ion. Anilcr.sun was
tho tiKKi' sstr in the ( in ly rounds,
with Cotlnia romlnu hnek sIiouk
In tlu laitor portion w thr liirht.
Jack Kt'iiworth, Sah-m, and Joe
Si'lloff, St'iuili. went rounds to
a draw In I hi M-nil-Linal. Ktiv
worth and SeiloM" inn.riiiK tn tlir
tilth, hiil talli'd to tak- adviuitam'
ol' his opportunity.
liny i"nifi miidi sliort work of
.loh liny NnHl In thi-lr six round
affair, puttlnK hint mil romplrtu
ly In I ho fourth with n riirht to
thp rhln. Ti-d Uonouay took ,i
four round decision from J linniy
fVtri' In a nhotk-ftiisorbinK ron
lI'Ht.
M ioHcy 1 ohi n knocked out
ftanliy SH'W art tn th necond
round of thf enrmin ruisn-r.
(lly Tho Assorlaiod Tross)
v. i. Per.
San Kr;nn'i.sco IS f .7S
h Anpi-Ifs 1t 7 .fifti;
Hollywood 13 S .01 ?
Mission 14 i .cop
1'nitlaiid If) 13 ,4:)C
)akland 14 .1191
Hacrain-ntn , .0 Hi .23 S
SiMlllf f. IS .217
iiiii
Frttk trm Ikt rVf.
imW r.-i .
,M)M,MlKlt(i I!:!1! lSTITI.r.
I .OS ANtlKI.KS, July 24, (AIM
Iicft nwe -it hit heavy woiKht
wntllnr title, will tuk "iynn
nittp" Ciu-H Sonnenliertr und hl
flying tuckW hold. Into the ritiw
here tmtiKht for n l't two or
ihrff faltN flniNh match with Joe
Mn Ire w tin, I'ttcit. N. Y., hody wlnm
expert.
I epit repnrtH that Miilet w ItH
ban worked out n rtefene nttaint
tilt flylllff ttiekle. hy the uie Of
which SonnenlMTjr has won most
of hln titntehen. odiN favorid the
champion,
N Ick Veh'of r, ihoikIi ( Sh n Kra n
eiwo vetetun. will clnsh with
(JeoiKv Kotifonai. Oreek prniipler
In the ttfriii) event.
l-ci liodi-, non of the hahnll
:nlrtr, iiii'l h woild Hjr are hus
forirntten uvlutinn roi the ieac
time imisult uf advertUiiiK-
Pilishurh
("hlcag-o
New York
St. l-niils
Mrooklyn
ston
Pliiladelpliia
rinelnimtl
Nntloniil Icfloio
W.
.'fid HI
r.4 ;io
r.2 40
44 4f.
4H 4K
;is r.3
Sti M
34 r,4
T'f'T.
.114 4
.C43
.r.er.
Ate
.4)8
.414
Mrs. K earns May
Take Court Action
NKW YORK. July 24, (AIM
Mrs. Jack K earns, was quoted in
ticwMpapers today as thi-fiitenhiK
court action over a raid on her
upurtment yesterday hy four men.
Mrs. Kearns, who Is est ranged
from her h unhand. Jack Icinp
soy's. former maiinwef, fnld the
ruiders were probuhly seeUinj;
evidence upon which Kenrns
ininht avoid further payment of
alimony. She obtained A separa
tion five years no.
She said om of the men was
Tpddy J laves. iVmpsry's ronncr
secretary and now a confident of
Kearns. She snld n not her was a
lrtv'ate detective. She iter la red all
they obtained was a Tinlr of men's
socks which had been left ihere
hy her brother-in-law.
J tips in the chnllciiKO round which
I opens in . Itolnnd Carros stadium
I on 1'Yiday Indicates that unless
Titdcn can win both his singles
matches the l-nited Suites hopes
j of receiving the cup lost to the
I-Yench in 1H27 will not he ri'nllz
!ed.. 1 Tli ft sitrprlsfnfr move' that put
I Cb-oiKc I.ott. on the team for the
j challenge round in place of Krank
j IliintiT has weakened the Atnerl
i can position in the opinion of
some experts. Undoubtedly Ihe
I Krcneh will piny Jlenrt' Cochet
j and Jean Horotra. In rhe sinplcs
t and Hnntor has been n rather
t consistent jinx to Horotra.
Apple Tree Superstition
j The siipfM-stliinn of pliinilii; nn
apple tree in front of n house .v)x-
innlei! wilh tin Orjonliils. who he
Meved !hnt It would brfns many
! male children In the family living
j in the house.
j KIit Chief J-'rank ' Jaynes of
lloehesler. N. Y.. has . wrved in
I every dlsaslrous baltle of his de
I part tin nl fur r". years.
FIRST ANNUAL
Cherry Ball
Cove, 0 re.,. Saturday
July 27
Hvel yono WVIcnmo Music Iiv
lilt- t'hfrrt.-ins.
W. I.. ITT
I'hiiini.'ipiihi tic ;r, .T:r.
N.-w Vnrli M 33 .02)
SI. I.onls f.2 H .671
Ofwlimtl 40 4 4 ."ill
Kt'tioit 4:, it .4!r.
rhionitft as f.o
ViifiihirioM :m r.s .370
nn.Hton 20 04 ,IS!
DAVIS CIT X V TO TII.DKN
I I'AltIS, July SA. A1') lon
j rilit mil Tllili'ti'H shoulders up.
pt-tirs 10 rest most or thp hiir.lcu
In thp I'lilletl Stnti's' Krrouil n.
timpt to Hit tho HiivIh rup from
l-ancc.
A KUinro nvor tho prfthshlo lino-
PAIN FROM
GALLSTONES
One dose of Frultola showremlu
I'aliis In the bnrk or around the
ttver serve ns Nature's warnmir.
Hewore of palls! ones. Hefore risk
In; an operation, or trytntf some
home reme ly. tcive Kltl ITOUV u
tital. One dose will show results
Mild wilt convince you thut Kill 1T
IM..V. u t wen(y-'iir-old remedy,
w til brtoK reMK. .Many former
sufferers test fy to Its wonderttil
merit. If you suffer with jtullslonej
symptoms. Ktvr 1-HI HMI.A a
chanco nnd like hulrrds of others
you nmy nvr yo irjelf ruin uu J
other nretlhss tifierinn. Kor slr,
ri'commenilt d und Kourum"-! l.y
Moon Imijr Cik, and other ludtnir
drug-trlsts. xdv.
1 "Cainap
La Grande. Or.. Omce DIdf.
J40& AdHiim,
Boys' Wash Suits
NVw as-snrtmrirt nf Itroad
rlut h Wsfh oltH l at col
niH, S'ixi-m. 1 to 4 y-ar.
, !)8t i
Between Dinner-Hour
And Midnight
Tlim niv o many times when
on wunt it hit of rcrtiMlimints,
n trmptlnir Idle to eat In'iun-n
i4ic filmier honr anil mitliiiiilit.
After llio show niter the iliuice
lf1or the lrltle.
, Then ll Is that Hip exiidh nt
fomt and rharmluv iipiMdnt
ineuis or Die Saciijinwn 4'orreo
Shop m-o esMf'lnlly nppreelntifl.
A rnll n In I'Hi-ie menu i-otn-plclo
rounialn serl(. Yon're
sun to like the t offee Mhi.
Sacajawea Inn
"Point Die vf lo n,-itcr Tliliyji."