La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1929, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Dies After Scuffle
' In Portland Place
, PORTLAND. July 2ti .(AI')
An initopHy inio tho 1ih f I'rinl
Ohlliln, 30, hospitfil orilc-rly, tixhiy
resulted in the viTiliit (hat dfiith
hnd rrmiltnd from hejut fnilnro.
ChlldH dlfd h fun niiniitf'H hI'ipi- u
Hijnrric with Hen Clinc, SM, a fal
low worker. 'Die tllntrirt iiltnrniw'H
nfftcp wild Hii'i'o w-.ih no irlmin;il
phso Involved ,-tml Uml (Mint would
not ho hfhl.
AftPr tin- tiiJAli Cllnr. . iutmrnnt
of ' Child'M condition, wont to a
hoHpitnl nfflfiii! mid wild 1hnl uh
wjih nnahlp to fiti nnutK with
rhllds, hp wnn pnhitf to rostirn. Hp
wiih told to mum fur his jmy
cltfM'k In half an hour.
: AVhf'ii nfrir-rrw nrrlvd lhy found
rUnp in Mm room piifkiiiK'.
wAm Inch told of Child' dr-nth.
i TCursr-H niul inlcrnos said ChildH
hart hPMi rorii pin l nl iitr for hohip
tlfnc of chcMt pjihtM and hcadiic-lnM
. and had- hnp'ri tnldjiu Irfatinrnt
fi-otfi 11 Htnff phyHliinn,
FIELDS IS CHAMP
OF WELTERWEIGHTS
AS DUNDEE FOULS
(Continued frurrt F&gt 1)
; T'OItTLAXa Ore, July 2fl (AIM
An afKitmpni over I lip failure of'
a'folnw orderly to nppfar at wirk
- on time, roHiiltlntf In a seufflp.1
rrtllHPd tlio. death today of I-'rod !
Ctilldfl, HO, nlHlit orderly at a hon- J
pltnl hpfc, lien lillnn, 2 , duy or-'
dprly, tfftiH hflfl for the dintrh i al-J
At 11:45 n. m, Lwllr Hchirwry,
hIkIU 'Mui'mp, ltwirri a Hcufl'lp and
found Chlldn ond Cllnn JiiMt p.irt-J
Ulk'. ChlldH, pumdiiK lur Willi" hln
Hltlrt toi-n at the Hhoaldcr, nnd with
blood ftinliiH on' II; wild thorp had I
hnpn a flKht. . ; -'.':.Al
I'M a. in. ChlldH calh-d MImh'
I. Uoypp, day iiilrnt am! anked hor
to find jiii IiitPi-np, rpinarkinK lhat
lie did .not ,fp(d .well. A idiyrdeJn n :
whh Hitmnijotifd hut l ho orderly
Ih of Uip Hppond round or at
lejiHi the next one.
Tho chin Mhitt nhsorhed Mickey
Walkor'H pHnclicH, and tho hattnr
injf of I 'etc Ijiio wiih an open tar
Kvt for Fields' Hharp rltfht itohhpb
and left hookx. Ihiudep ntartcd to
Kiijf under KleldH wii Hoih in the
flint round and hroko completely
in the neeond. A few wcondri ufler
the second round opened, Kicld.s
sent a cranhlnff iIkIi to the ehln
that dropped Dundee to tlie floor
for a count of nine. 'J'heip wim lit
tle HlreitKth left In his wohbly
It'KH whpn ho retrained his reel.
He HtaKRpml forward ami ran In
to (mother HkIiL hanrl inincli that
landed on the peak of the chin.
Hp went down aKaln.JhlB limp for
ii count of Hcvpri. When ho. KOt up j
he fell Into thu ropen and then
cut loopp with fi terrific rljyhi
hand punch that landed loW In
tile groin.
Niiys t'nliitpnlUmiil
Hundeo clrthiiH tho hlow wan de-Uvcn-d
uninteutlonafly. hut It In
doubtful in the opinion of i-Iiik-HldeiH
whether' ho could havn
urvl'ed the round. Alter hitting
Hie floor twice, Hundeo appealed
completely bewildered and the
ntliiK wa out of IiIh punches. Ifo
KtaKKercd around the rlnt; like n
drunken tnan nfter he fouled hlft
youthful ehaltenffer.
I )ii ml ee bnri'ly made the welt
crwduht limit of H7 poiiudH
when they 'Jumped : on the hciiIch
tit S o'clock yeHtei'day afternoon,
lb' neith-d about an ounce under
tho figure, while FleldB . weighed
in at H.ri. To ill! fipppurancen iun
ilee waH forced to ixert every ef
fort to make tho weight, r
Th o Allchlgan hoard of athletic
control, which governH boxing in
the Htate, may find llelf In the
position of being unable to flno
iMindce for fouling, uh l-'loyd Kltz
tdmiuonH, promoter of the contest
wiih freed to pay the champion his
full guarantee of IfiO.oou hofore he
pulled on tho gloven. The boxing
board may Munpend Hundeo, Imt
may have ItH troublcH In aHWnnlng
a fine. Tho HiiHpenMion probnbly
would mean nothing to tho ex
champion who 'Ih reported ready
to retire from the ring.
HOW SPANISH FLYER S WERE SAVED AT SEA
EUGENE RELIVES
DAYS OF PIONEER
IN TRAIL PAGEANT
Pb&szzty- wBv 'Mwf -
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(Continued trortx Pag 1)
ber.i of her royal court, prlncehse.s
,1'rom many Oregon cltirn, . Among
litem wan I'rInceHH leel l-Mwardn of
Medfnrd: l.uelHo Kern of North
llciiil- lvrn Hi.H.n MMfliriol.l-
f-tta tiwens of tbdd Heach; l.eona j
Ueriirdfi of rrlneville; .Myrtle Hal- I
Hug of Aillngton: Tliehnu Cronon j
of Ite Iniond; Ala cgaret S'lfoiH j
Mend, and Mildred Whit Ink- of J
Albany, J
' Wlist Dew Dooi j
Tf fliorp were no kuiikpIk Miere
would ho nn d"w mid TPiretnllnti
would petMi, it i iIip hiiu'm with
drawnl, nnd Hie n;trl fi'ft ending' j
Hint produces-dew. ;
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STOCK GOES UP K
IRREGULARLY,
TONE IS FIRM
A l.i iN'i l.l lil-i 'I'lll'i psliil1
wlili h ihf HiinnlKli llyiix iitti-niplcil a I'liclil ncrosn the Ai li nl ic- In iiiniw
Sew Yiii-U only In li fin
.(-.i-M li.niclfln II f hlL'lf- lllC ri-KCIII Vfltl. M:illll' l-'ril IH'O '
N In (hr cnckplt. '
riu. Nmmim ln. Ihf iili.no In j SA KM AKTKII A WKHH Ai'RIFT This plMniv shmv.- llm Sp.uiifh
Nnnuinrlii. lll-rnlfil tn.ns-Alli.nn.' .'run .
ri'si-iirn nl spn wnr'i-n i n'-y
Thi' l!rill.h wnrshlp Intik
oil ili.wn 111 mlil-"c-c:ili. Ik bIii.wii hil'f lis It! II. .M. S. Knule nfl'M- Die flyPI!" Imil I"
h.nl lir-.n iidrlfl r..r i c limn .1 '
lhni .iinl IIip tl:tlH- l Ciln-ilhn-
NKW YOUK, .Inly 1!H (AP) '
Slot')! pi'irCH I'onllniK'il In liinyo 'lr
ivtrnhirly hlwln-r Imlny wllh Hi"
fxi'rlli-nl iIuuikI.'I- of Mw I'lirri'iit
mil ro:il. In.lnn'nl unci plllllle
nlllily Klnli'iiiflllM lippinxlimili-'y
ori'.xot I Intr i ho irrmvintr mrlnni ncy In
rivllt oonilltinnrf.
Ilonvy .si'IMiik ciinp- Into I ho nmr-kt-l
iliiriiitf I no IiimI hour, vvlilrh
loiluci.l onrly R.ilna unci rni'ripil u
wt.lo n.srtorlnionl of Ihsiiom Inwor,
nnlnhly IIIIKII1K II mliiPB ninl
rnlls. S-yornl nf I lio nllillion iilt
run into pruNI liiklnK. Knclln whs
ilopn-sMoil ni'iro Ihnn f poinls. (Ip
prnllnns l'n' llio. iiilvniioc n pnr
no(l In ItnilntPil soolluns nl' tho 111.
hnwoi'or. Ilnlilwln loooniiillvo i i f-'
Ine nliniil II pnlntx. nils Kloynlor
I T. Nnlinnal Ciiwh KokIsIoi- nnd I'n
. I'.nnliiii Cnrhnii !. Nnllnnnl I'owor
:iinil liulil wild Sonl up a pnlnis In
n now ponk In honyy Iniyhm. Tho
olnso wim IrioKlilar. Toliil iiIoh np-
I priiim:ilo'l a. Sim, mm.
WMlW
IfnrHo 1','U'Ini; In hoonilnK nl 'I'n
lO'lo prlnelpjilly hooilum nl' tho
iiotv Inlolosl i-ioiiliit hy linlilln
ill o-rrj'l fit Ij lli t .
illoil 2!r'.ni.lmitpH In tor.
, wiih nriloroil.
All nulnpxy
LOCAL HEAT WAVE
ECHO OF GENERAL
HOT DRY STRETCH
(Contlnupfl from Tago 1)
'. Tho woolc omlitiK Voilnony.fl Ihn
: hill'oiin nnnnnnpoil, "wiih Iho ryont
nfthp Monnnn nn fnr" In HiIh onnn
try. SI ii Iff tvosi or iho MlK.flHNlppl
M linl fi.i.l now hhch iniiMllniiin loni
poriil iii'ph.
ITAIV HOT
"ItOMH, .Inly I'll J,') Yoslor
rtily WfiH n. Ih.l duy In ilnly.
,, Two illpfl nnil llirpp u-pi-p ilylnfc
in; Mllnn Irnin nniiMlrnkP. Two
illpil In X'piiloo, itnp In tip'nnii, nnil
ono In IhilnKitii from hoiil prnslrn
tlnn.
Kkironpp hnd nn pnrty fifloriifMiti
InnlpPlntnrp or lll.'l I'n In flnlioH .
i-llrlll ilS.N. TiPiili. !I7, I'olinilfi .mil
Hnnip 11.1 nnil NitploH !ia.
. 'I'ho hoiil dni'liif,' Dip opl'Pnifiriy
In St. lfolor'n ' oniirt yonlorilny
oniiHoil tho ilpnlli of a cahnnin,
Bock la Iho Old Homo
A SHIM ill n in I lily In nn nivli-
WnW'H'lll'ro "li-'wnn Inil fur 'flfioon
.vour.s nnil thou u-ik ('iiihiiJ ninl rn
tiil'lioil lo Ihn mvnoi'.
. i.e.
' Firit Opera
Thp flrsl iiiora, "Kiirj-illrp," wim I
. Klron III NHHI, nnil win llio n-nrl! nf I
H Rrilli nf iiiiisIoImiis III I 'lorolo'o. I
llnly.
Uniform Goodness
Week In -Week Out
Pure fresh vnlloy cream carefully handled roos into
every pound of Meadow Harvest Hutter the sainomne
day us the next no wonder then you are never dis
appointed when you buy a pound an'! expect lo find
that tasty jtoodness it is always there because we
nialio it that way.
AT A IX t)KAt,KIlS
UNION CREAMERY
1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122
Wo
Untvcrial Debt
own It In iiiii-.spI von ami
rjiniAi nllli tthiiiii wo Iraypl In ho
; H liloiiMiini i.orsmi.
When Arl Triumph,
' "N'llllll'p Is Hip Wiii'IiI'h ki'piiIpsI
. rl!(," niiyn n wrllor. I'.ul It must
pntifoKipil Hun slip Is qnlio in.
rnpuhlp nf onpilna iho iiloinroi nn
PP nnolPt.t llmoorK-t f oiiilon
UrflQUPACIflC
operating
deluxe Singes
from l.A CIIWlii;
To I'lirtlnnil:
l.v. iiiii.i . tn.
To IViiiIIpIimi, Wnllii
Wiilln:
D.MI.V SCIll.DI I.I'.
l.v. 10:1 r. a. ,.
1!:I5 p. in.
To l'ivlsinti:
l.v. p. m.
To lliil.or:
l.v. I o::i.t ii. in.
7::lll p. in.
Stiiyrs loavo frnm
1 -iilmi I'ai-irio
VassriiRpr Stallnii
DM'llllSS I'ACIi S -Hllll ll
W'ANTr.'ll- iJinlliilrilK III (lo.in l.y
now nlr ninl uiilor piooi ss. r. ;in
llllilnr I. look ninl linllliHir Ihor-j
., oiiKiiiy. I,, w. Woiko, i-hryFlor
', flarilK"' . "-I'.l ll.
iimimini tinwiiimra
cjmsmnm mUMii mum
Meal
Groceries
H in w 9 o
Cor. Cedar nnd M'asliington
Main 759
We ask the patronage of La Grande
housewives- not because we are a home
owned store but because we give big
value for every dollar spent. The mod
ern woman knows groceries knows
where she can got the best service
coupled with the lowest prices and best
quality. That is why Joel's continue to
rtow each and every month.
SATURDAY and MONDAY
(fOokiiiR Appli's; I lhs 25C
Medium Onuijii's, sweet and juicy; 2 lhs 12p
OroRon Walnuts, 1 11) ? if
Post Hran Flakes, 2 fnr 2-1
' Butter -15c lb.
.$2..r0 White Kinir Huhhlo Hall, 1 pkfi.
White Kinp, ;! hai-s Mission Hell Softp.
Total value $.1.2,-. all for
1 lh. tin red salmon 128"
Preferred Stock Grape fruit, 2 for -1S
Water Melons on ice SJJ
Supar is liij;lui' pet yours at $0,125 and save.
Carsten's Hams, whole or half; lh aity
Home Rrown corn 35c doz.
Fryers; Fresh dressed.
is Red Tag
is YOUR PROTECTION
AO
toJ
iV tmrfi'inWiT
gl
are a few examples
of outstanding values
WHENEVER you see the Chevrolet red "O.K.
that Counts" tag attached to the radiator
cap of a used car you know that It represents
outstanding quality and value. This tag means
that the car to which It is attached has heen
thoroughly reconditioned nnd checked "0. K."
by expert mechanics using genuine parts for
all replacements. , the red O.K. tag is the
purchaser's absolute assurance of thousands of
- mtles; of dependala satisfactory performance.
If you are in the market for a good used car,
come in. Due to the popularity of the Chevrolet
Six, we have an unusually wide selection of
used cars taken in trade and our prices and
terms are exceptionally low. Come In today!
1928 Olds 2-door Sedan - Driven less than 10,000
miles with tires like ne wand many other extras.
Price $850.00 with an 0. K. that counts.
1928 Chev. Cabriolet -- Looks and runs like new,
f ully equipped, also license.
Price $550.00 with an 0. K. that counts.
1927 Chev. Coach - Finish in blue duco, just over
hauled, two new. tires and license. Pumpers front
and rear, motometei
Price only $395.00 with an 0. A, that counts.
1927 Chrysler 50 Coupe - In dandy shape through
out, fully equipped, license. A-l mechanically and
appearance, good tires at our low price of
$115,000 with an 0. A', lhat counts.
1927 Chev. Sport Touring - New paint job, motor
overhauled, new battery, 5 good tires.
Price $325.00 with an 0. A', that counts.
1927 Chev. Coupe - Run small mileage. You will
have to see this car to appreciate its low price of
$395.00. $150.00 balance small monthly payments.
With an 0. K. that counts.
1926 Ford Roadster A-l mechanically, new paint,
many extras in cludng f oot feed, windshield wings,
motometer, water pump and spare tire.
Price $215.00 with an 0. K. that counts.
1926 Ford Coupe -- Motor completely overhauled,
new Duco paint, good rubber, motometer and other
extras.
Price $215.00 with an O. K. that counts.
1926 Olds. Coach -- Leather upholstery, bumpers
front and rear, $50.00 trunk, spare tire, motometer
and just completely overhauled. Priced for quick
sale $395.00.
M'ilh an O. A, that counts.
1925 Ford Coupe A bargain for someone who
wants cheap closed car transportation. Just newly
painted, motor A ! condition.
Priced Onlij $125.00
All used cars selling for $200.00 or over carries our regular 30-day mechanical guarantee.
Easy Terms can be had on any of the above cars.
Larison Chevrolet Co.
Phone Main 2 or Main 50S
Used car lot located at 407 Fir St.