La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 31, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, GRE. Wednesday, July 31, 1929 VOILE FROCKS Organdie and Lace Trimmed Lovely dresses for hot weather wear Pretty colors, smart styles made by Pollyanna. A world of unusual value in this event at 1.95 & 2.95 each Dependable Quality. HILL'S Dependable Values. La Grande Men Visit Union Odd Fellows Friday lly V. V. t'imiior IOIinim-vit CorrpHpomli'tit) I'NION, Ore., (Speclnl) rhnr liy Tohln. jvlin nnlil out lilM mod! o( m'ocorli'n mill rlo-wl III" K' i'1'iy mid incut imirliot In Noilh riilon. lum rutiirncil lo HiIh oily from I'liilliiiKl it nil will iikiiIii ron ilni't u mi'nl innrltct In tin' huiiio IiiiIIiIIiik In which he formerly Iiiih Ihc wore, lie will liuvp his pluir ut hiiKlncmi upon for hiinlni-m thin HCCll. Tnlon I.oiIkc No. 39. I.O.O.K., mnifcrrcil the llilnl cli-itren on I.. A. Tnllmll ut ihe reituliir nuctlnir I. 'il.lny nlKlit. July 2. ! ncain. ruko ullil. corfec were will-veil fol lonlnK the ili'Kin" work. About twenty inpinher of the l.u tinimlo II. lil I'VtlnwB lodife were pi-runt mill nonie of the visitors puillil piiteil In the word. AccunlitlK I" " notice 111 the lui-ul paper .Mian Miutle. Heat who m it Kinile teacher In tho Union aehoolH It few yearn uko. will, lltlif i led to O. I.. Went, also u funnel rcHhlent of tlila place. The couple will inulie their hoine In Cullfor nla. A fire In Wouin Tnlon Tiiurwlny nioriiliiK reHiilted In only allsM dmnilKO lln tho liltixe waa exltn Kiilxhed liy n liucket InlKiide be fori, the (lejnirtnieiit arrived on I he Kcenc. Tho lilll lillnjf w aa ll kiiiiiII one In .which Mia. Wiiwinn Uvea. Ccnran Ollklaon who had heen vhlllllfr In Union for aeveral ihiya. It-ll Hatiirduy for hla home nenr . North I'owder. lie had Injured hla Hdi while III Wallowa, luliii with the Kpworlll I.ealflle eiiiup and re niiilued over In t'ulon on hla way home III order to visit Ihe himplt'il ill Hut Lake. .Mr. anil Mra. lid Mitchell of Not-Ill rnliill are elitertalnlnK lliclr aon l-Ylillk Mitchell and fam ily who arrived hen from I'uit lalld Wellneaday. The auliscrlplion conlcMt which hoa heen In proiireaa lor l lie pant two week under the direction of i'. I.. I'ei kina closed Hum day nlKht ill elitlit o'rllock and ihe jllilKia, M. S. Levy. C. I.. Cailweli ami J. l- Hulchinaon. proceeded tn count out the votea. l-"li.st pi-l.e. a illantond rlmr waa won hy Jiuiii lla Hill of Telocaael. Jane Snillh of 1'nloii won aecoml and also re ceived a rlmr. (iihcr conn aiuma 'CUBS THREATENING ; LEAGUE RUNAWAY 'Lead Stretched to 4o : Games Yesterday With j 4-0 Win From Braves. ; lly llrrlM-rl V. llntk.T ! ( AnHnc;ttci 1'rt'Hn SportH WrlU-r) ; I ' iiIinh Konif-lhliiff Njiccrtily turn ' II IO Ht lll(-M), tlMt rillOHM fiilw ' Hiion will he iiittklnK 't 1-unuwny or tho Nntlomtl l.camie rurn JUHt iih Connie MacU'H I'liiladxlphla ' Athlcii('M lum In tho Aincrlciin. Tlif Culm HtrctchiMl their mlvan l;iK over th( field In John Hey illrr'M circuit lo four nnd onc-hulf KunifH .vi-Htwilny ly troiinc.InK tin1 IWrnton liruvi'M, 4-0, while tho Imp rHH I'lrilt'rt of IMttMhlli'Rh Wfff IohIhk to the I'hllllcH. i:t-.ri. I 'I'hf Culm viciory, thi-lr ninth In a row, wan I alin;oKt cniiroly io no i.xeelh'iit piU'hinK hy Unit iM'callr rfKht hanih-r, Sln-rlf f Wulti'. ThlH nnllvp of An.it"), W. Va ullnwi-il tin- liravpH exact ly fivo hiiH and never waw In Kciioii (Jiff lenity. He va u trifle wild, KlvlitK flvo hases on h;flK. hill four douhlr plnyw hehliul him ner ved to Hloi tho Hraves every time I hey threateneil. Of the nine hit . the ('l)liH K't off Hrucp ClltinlllK- ham, hIx went to Hoi nlty, WIlHon I and Sle.phfnnon who rored iwll .four rhlcuKO run In the harnaln. HIx Pirate plteher.s faUeil In hall Rosenbloorn Takes Canadian Easily I 0 1 T I, A N I Or., July 1 . (A I') Maxlo HoHenhlooin, N' York, IlKht heavywl(fht contend er wuh loo fact uild eurrled too many Kloves for Harry ' Dillon, Winnipeg, in the main event of lawt nifrht'i hoxlnff eard at tht- I'ortlunrl auditorium. After the, first feu' ronndrt hHlon was on thej receiving end. No Kreat damage ' wan done dttrinK the tin tile. The hIx-round horn i- wind up hot ween I'Viweo MeOale, Seattle und .llmmy Dnlan, I -oh AneleH at NX poiindN wuh a tfond hout with Me(hte ap parently having an ede, hut the deeiftion went (o lolan. .Velson and Hoffman. At Oakhtncl Haeruniftnto .....T... Oalcland It Ilutteries: Vinci and Km Calia and l.omhardi. San J'Yanciwo-Hollywood Kume. TeaniK tiaveilnw. NIGHT FIGHTS ! Mvl. -e oiiKlH t ship a few 1 those Kuropean flyera mleht 1, Maln j e . IIMII I I on..ilh(1 , mke the Atlantic 1:1 mil rniiii" i. iL'ine.s tn Kurope. , Then nonie of I tiiK. League, Standings onuuendntlons made for the next (inference year. The local xtnlo HhIi liatchery In . ulll,rlllir ,.,.Mm .hls)im-Kh in the midst of the hiiny wuMm iliMtrliiutinH: ralnhow trout to the various utrt-aim in tills part of the Htate. Lust week triiek loads were placed in tho headwaters of tho Grande Monde, rive Points. These fish art six inches or more in lenKlh Und of leffal size for tho fisherman. Mrs. Marehhi KlririKham left Thm-mlny. for Welser to Join her Inn-hand ;who Is workintf there. The I'nlon lOpwnrth I.eaK'ie de rided at Its meetlntr Sunday niKlit tn (llHcontinue ils Sunday eveti.nK meeiiiiKH icir ine muian i auhiw.. N'W York l a IK wee it win priM-iiciuiy see tin wind up of the cherry ytinrve.st around t'nion. Kldrtge Huffman came homo from (ireeley. Colorado last week, culled here hy the serious Illness of his mother. He has been in (ireeh y this summer attending the normal school. Mr. Huffman Is teacher In I, a, Grande It took three pitehen to halt the Phils In the third lunliitf when they scored seven inns and five more tallies In the Hevenlh and one more In the eifrhth made the Corsairs ca use hopeless for the day. Chuck l.kein hit his :V2iu homer of the year. Hurst IiIh 2 1 Hi and Plnkey Whitney not only crashed out a homer hut two triples and a double as well. All told the I'hlls collected 18 hits. j'Ycd I-TtzslmmotiM further demonstrated that ho Is no "cous in" tn Ited hutsman, the hurley Giant riiiht bander shutilnK out Cincinnati, 3 to 10. It waa the fourth successive shut out l-'luslnimons has scored against the Iteds. They have failed to score against him In conse cutive InniiiKs. The St. I xnis Cardinals ended a tbree-nintie IokIiik streak hy heat- the grade schools of inK Hroolilyn, Hi to : In II Inn lugs. Seven pitchers trotted to The local I. .U.S. church folk the mound during tne nay ami held their annual picnic at the gave no fewer than 33 hits among KoiTnrd grove Just east Of Colon which were home runs hy llend- W'ednesday. Nellie Vaden, Josephine Hlisn, Kohert Wakefield, W. V. Connor, and. Kid ridge Huffman are driving nver from I'nlon to attend tho Normal school at I. a Grande for I the summer term. Mr. Wakefield will pro ha lily continue his nor- mal work during the uexl year but the other students from I'nion will leave the Normal winter. rick. Orsatti and Sherdcl. Tin- American League situation remained unchanged as the Yan kees and Athletics both won. The A's traveled ten hillings to down Dctrull, .1 to 4. George I 'Hie gave only four hits up to the ninth hut the A's tallied three limes In this uession to tie the score and won out to Simmons' leach tills single In the tenth. Lefty Grovo left the game for a pinch hitler In . ' tho . ninth and Karnshaw was credited witli the victory. ' " Herb PcnnVick pitched tho rpr Yanks to a 7-3 victory over tho l b ten if. i Wliile Sox. A llilionso AIR BUDDY Thomas yielding 14 hits among , which, straugt! to relate, was not one home run. I'cnnoek kept the Sor' 10 lilts well Kcattcred. planned fur today. ' H ft ecu solid drives gave Cleve- Tn morrow there will he a par- land an easy M-4 triumpn over nde and a public i lalm. such as ihe Itoston Ited Sox Morgan get- the city has extended to only nun ting n singles, a oounie ami n rdher airman. Col. Charles A. I.tnd- triple, bet h. when he. too, came home A I lin as a cntaineior of the air after his gave th FLIERS PAY TRIBUTE (Contlmimt from Pom 1) New York-lo-Parls flight. .laekmin and (I'ltrilic were cheer ful almost to hilarity as they dis cussed I heir achievement with re porters. Iled'K greeting lo Ihe field physician was "uoml morning, judge, Whal's the sentence today see-saw to !i. un rally In the eighth Washington Senators a title with St. Louis, II cicht for (Viiilne. The fliers earned more than $,11.oan in their time aloft, Includ ing IJli.iMHi from the Cnrtlss- Hobertson company. An additional f-XMO was received In cash besides ttoth said they Mt fine, at ib..iiL-h (l llrliin added he was a gifts received by the chamber of "liltle weak in the knees. commerce and untotaled. Their Asked jis to ihe hardest part of pay as pilots for the Curtlss- who participated In the campaUn "iine repueu wnnoui " f " t ....-o.v -..,...,.... and ri.eeivyd prim were: Irene if'sination "ine him inn nou.s. (imum me .. u.iys. Wllkluson of Hot Lake, Ib ruiru I "irmen had praise for ihe l- 'J- Lamb ot Cnion, Maxlne Imuran r I nhitin. .lackson adding 'ihat dd Medical Springs. Freda llaeler ol "M ' sure Is a lulu, It would have HiKh Valley. Vnllle Gaertsen, -:.-I done nimt her 20n hours." O'Hrine it li Cheney, Cnmllle Harn of Cn-jw lV('" '""'-i' pilmistle, "We Ion. The conlest was carried on io would take It up ngnln and n k secure more subscriptions to the local newspaper, The Weekly Ite puhlimn. ; Tli last (piarterly conference of the local .Melliodlst church tor tho present year was held at the church Wednesday evening. July :M with H, 11. Hamilton, dlstrh . superintendent. In charge. Lice- Coast League Has Wild Day of Play y I ho AssfN'iuietl I 'res,. Pacific coast League- hurlers suffered adversities In yesterday's renewal of series play. In almost every case In the three gomes play ed, poor control, wlldness and ex cessive walking were the Im portant factors in the scoring. The San Francisco and Hrfllywooo clubs were the only ones tn take Ihe day off, those learns traveling to I .oh Angeles, where they open up today. I'he, Los Angeles Angels de feated the San Francisco Mission Iteds at It ecreatlon park here. 5 lo L Merton Nelson walked twelve of the hoys from, the south. Portland opened the series with an easy victory oyer lhe Seattle Indians at Portland. Knlllo was exceedingly wild, giving three walks In the second inning, all of which resulted in tallies. I, man- ski relieved Kalllo in the seventh and retired the side after the lat ter had allowd two more passes to first. "Fat" Walters, large Port land first baser had a field day wit li t w o hits, two ru ns, seven fielding chances, and three stolen bases. The Sacra men to Senators won from the Oakland club 0 to 3, making their fourth straight nfi -r losing streak of 13 consecutive games, the teams played in Oak land, Hy ihe Associated Press t'oasl LcajiiH Standing Pet. .i;;7 , .1107 l .1100 .433 .400 .'VI I .2no .aii(.nal League Siandfng: W. L. Pet. Chicago li-' 30 .1174 Pittsburgh US 3f. .24 New York Ti7 4 1 .M14 W. L. Snn Francisco 2 1 x Hollywood IS Los Angele.s 20 10 Mission U 12 Portland 13 17 Oakland 12 IN Sacranfento : l : Seattle 24 lly the Assoi-int'(l Tross LOS ANiO KI.ES Fddle .Mack, Denver Junior lightweight, knock ed out Hoc Snell, Tacomn, Wash.. (3). CH ICAGO Kid Chocola te. Cu ba, outpointed Steve Smith. Bridgeport. Conn. NEW YORK George Hoffman. New York, stopped Angus Snyder, Kansas City, (7): Halvatoro Uug girella, Italy, stopp1' -Mike San kuvitch. Paterson. N. ItKTIILKHFM. Pa. Henri le waneker, I'Vanee. outpointed Hruce l-'lowers New Itochelle, N. V., (10), KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES Doubly Guaranteed li.-anlK-t .if nillniw o iriinralilif every Kelly Thv Mr one 7,nlnt every civil ni aJinl... Wr also Kiianinliw- l-v'ciy Kelly lire rir lis lirclline nsnliiM all ileiecls in nialcrlal I ""r" EASY PAYMENTS CARR FURNITURE CO.. inc fiolf Ix like marrlcKct II looks easy. SI. I.oiiIh Itrooklyn Mohton I'iricinnall I'hllaililiihia nr. A I is f.7 r.7 .rin .4 4 .A IS .4111; .:ms SUGAR MAKES FOODS PLEASANT Good Cooks Learn to Use Nature's Supreme Flavorer Aniftrlcnn League SiiiihIIii:: W. I.. I 'ct. 1'lilln.lelplila 71 2ii .7:12 New York li'J 33" .1141 Hi. I.oiiIh 5-' 44 ,r.42 ricvciiuicl r.ii 4ii .r.2i Hi-troll 47 4:l .4:10 CIllcaEO :i CO ,2SS WiiHhlimtiin I'- .:"7 llomoii l!7 ,295 KiliHon Hays lie once went 174 lioui-H 'wltlioill Mleep. lie knows how II Ik then to live next ilnor to n K"y with a cornet. lly lli AssiicIiiwmI Press At I'orllaiiil It. II. Sea I lie 1 !l I'orllnnil 8 U Batteries: Kalllo, l.antenslte ami lliirreniii: I'aeareilu anil WoOilall. At Sun l-niHls-o t. ir. k Los Angeles .1 f Ji ' Missions l Vi : Italterles: Walsh and Kandherg ,, TVeWelcomeyou a 1 to Portland. 200 comfortable roomi, 0 e.ch with bath. Reaiooable fte. Convenient uown-iuu 9fe HOTEL CONGRESS PORTLAND, OREGON Louis B. Bocbu llnt MnwBr V. wnndnr ll?ar Used to bo CCTi ' sidered luxury of the rich. i wonder noled scientist says that suttar is the greatest condin'.ontal food in the world. Sugar's 'supremo lmporlar.es to health is that it makes f.iod'i r!?.3 unt. No man, woman or yuunir-tor can live on one food alone. To a great variety of foods daily tho year round is to promote health, and sugar adds flavor and delight ; to nearly every known food. As a noted sciential says, to try to eat most foods "straight" would result in u monotonous, unpalutubie diet, and you simply can't get people to eat things they don't like. Try a dash of sugar on your favorite cereal. 'Eat healthful black berries and other fresh fruits made delicious by a sprinklinp; of sugar. Profit by the experiments of four well-known women cooking experts in New York who recently redis covered the old art of using a dash of sugar in vegetables while they are cooking in a small amount of water. Note how the vegetable colors, freshness and flavors im prove. This little added sugar i makes eating vegetables a joy. Kc . member the value of custards, milk snakes, ice cream and other milk ; desserts in helping your family to ' eat enough milk. Remember stewed I fruits, candy and cookies for the end of the meal. I ? . i ..!: .t. Mimness IS no longer siyiiMi. Hood food nromotcs good health. The Sugar Institute. WT-.S' ! K V $6 f?s- - i -ivuuiiu Alii Fare to Portland Going Saturday August 3 l,v. La (.ii-ande b:4f) p. m. Ar. Portland 7:15 a. m. RETURNING. SUNDAY OR MONDAY August 4th or 5th Tickets will lie honored in coaches only on any reffiilai train Sunday, August 4th or Monday, August 5th. ISasgape will not lie checked. J. II. KEENEY, Agent, La Grande, Ore. N PACIFIC THE OVERLAND ROUTE r Cameras in Color For Vacation ; How a vacation is enlivened by picture-taking! And what a pleasure it is to have the snapshots when vacation days aro done! This year we offer, you new Eastman-niade cameras in fresh, sparkling colors that will harmonize with your gay vacation mood. Stop in now and see those smart new models. RED CROSS DRUG STORE Phone Main 4. tho rvrnnl," he t TIhw wt-ro ult'iuly on thfli ftct a ml t iv ioiiK thtu' Jtli'fl I) uO nnl iiupiihrd their ln-iuinu. (tun of the official NtiinMl lo shouL nt .lat'k- i n ami drew Ihc coinnwiit, "I ran' ht-ar you." 1 1 ' I trim (ialnril n junind ntul (i 1 half In llio 11 1 r u hili .lai.-ktun'rA tlon of 1itHtiTH for tlu vurloim ! wriuhi rcmiilnfil statlomiry at 1 fi 4 (luri HHMitH of tin1 cliuri'h worli was oui)iIh. O'liiiut-'H wfluhi wum Mil tonf IrtiH'l at lhln iniM'tinLT, re- nil rmnlnu ilivn. Until hail pulm's ions iimkI" for tho yar ami n- of M. a iinln of 10 for .lio koh nml Free Delivery When In Portland Vioir i'l iv will hf Mm.'.; oh ;ivu nt n)nl i .iintMiliil.li- at hP Ileathman Hotels Two I' n u -1 1 n 1 Cnfff. Shopn find lliMDuiiaii IMmIiik Itooin Luxurious nud Comfortable Koom Aci'omodations. with nil thr llf I'llllliltHl .Sill Jo IMiij-iv .-Mitl.x IMVHI hit! i'l.', -.) ruf r.iti". 0. Ileathman Hotels K. HeuOiinan flwnr nli.l Mki'. I'm-k in Miliiioii .l (i. . KIMi nml '. I'll m i; Am't. Mirs. Itnuiihtliy tt Slllllliin Growing Jack's beanstalk! Pattison Bros. Grocery While the Canning Season for berries is drawing to a close, we expect a few the latter part of this week. Logans, Blackcaps and Raspberries, priced at $3.75 a crate, Ml ialhj Mayonnaise I' ' oz. jar 13 S oz. jar 20 1(5 oz. jar 35 112 oz. jar (5 S oz. Sand. Spread ....25 Potato Chips pkgs 250 Red llk Qollaqe Cheese Pint 25 Cold Meals Swifts Pork Loaf, lb. 10 Swifts Veal Loaf, lb. -10 Swifts Spiced Meats, lb 5V Swifts Tluiringer Sau sage, lb 5V Swifus Pressed Ham. lb GO? Swifts Ciotorhorg Sau sage, lb 05? Swifts Sliced Dried Roof, pkg 25? Call Main 80 The Sugar Institute. ' : " "til wMwPfk ' ; mstsWkL.- ;: 1 . 77. , , . A WSml .like, m " rim yk O r Unll4 t. 11U) i 7 t Mi wmm Peanut Butter G' ' oz. glass jar 25? 1 lb. R. Club can 3(V Bulk; per lb 30? Ripe Olives 5) oz. can, small olives 20? 9 oz. can, medium ... 35? 5) oz. can, giant 25? !) oz. can jumbo 28? Gold Medal Mayonnaise 8 oz. jar 25? l(i oz. jar , 50? S oz. jar Thousand Island 25? S oz. jar Sand. Spread' 25? Kellogg Corn Flakes Per pkg 10? Salted Peanuts Large bag 10? Swift's Lard 1 lb. carton 25? No. 3 pail -15? No. 5 pail ..: 85f "Let's be fair about this matler of deciding which is Ihe best cigarette," said OLD ooi.D to Mr. American Smoker last January. "That sounds reasonable," replied Mr. S. "What do you want mc to do?" "Well," continued O. G., "why don't you smoke me and the other three leading brands wilh paper masks covering our names, so you can't tell us upurl? And leave it to your taste to say which one it likes best?" And Mr. American Smoker did . . . wilh the following results. In February, the nation gave Ol. d ooi.D a rousing sales boost over January. In March, April, May and June this brisk upward sales swing continued unabated, wilh June racing ahead to nearly rimiblr the sales of January. i. i) i.ulu wins in these tests because' it IS a better cigarette. Blended by skilled blenders from Nature's choicest nuren-lenf tobaccos,' (is finer quality just naturally proclaims itself in any reliable comparison of cigarettes. because it IS a smoother and better cigarette with . . . "not a cough' in a carload" OS YOt'R RADIO rM 1. WliM I M W, MieJa Kin, and hit citreoMMiwry 01.0 coto orchestra, .crjTusv;1uiiJ,t uli. o'clock lUnurifDllilit S.vUigTloie,OTer ClumhUBros4autin System.