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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE
Wednesday, August 7, 1929
Closing out o u r
stock of tub silk
dresses at a great
mving, in plain
colors and print'
ed 8 ilk s, sleeve"
less.
$4M .
Hill's
Dependable Dependable
Quality. Valupfl.
Missions, Seals
In Deadlock For
First Position
fCUBS READY FOR
FINAL CONQUEST
Chicago Team Swings'
Into the East, Hopeful of j
Clinching Pennant. J
Ity Will in m .7. Cblpiium j
(Annocfn(ed t'rem MportH Writer)
Hped by the prityerN of a million
Chleittfo fHDM, the 'uIh ii ro on the
march today Htx'kltiK a finul con-
riHCMt Of the OilMt. I
In two hwIuph nlonff tho Atlantic
vulmuni t hfH your, t he llrl imr j
have won nineteen kuiiioh und lost
n In ; n cominiiitLlon of tlint puce
through tho .sixteen enKfitfomcnlH
of tli(! Impending Invfislon would
no Hi) the yontiK men of Joseph Me- i
Cnrthy hurl, to the wont . Into tit Ik
moii Hi nil hm itHHiiri'd of their
penntmt. .1
linpiic n fi o 4 defent by
rtroolilyn before a record mid
week crowd of fi.l.oou at W'rlKky j
f if M yi-MnnJay. the ItruliiM aro
eustwurd bound with thejr lend of
no von and one-hull" iiutnrx In tart. 1
Tln Plntlo also IohI - to tho
(Kant hy U to Ii find iniiKt fnee .
tln lan MoOruw In another Kaino
today.
I'm is JVniiRiil-Iliiuury
(h ir-uuo burned with biiHobull
f-ntliiiMluHin ycritorduy hh II bud at
j no other lime Miner the dim and
J dlntunt dny or Tinker und Kvem i
J ainl ('bunco. Wai'ft it J' tor wvf of
penitant-hunKiy fmin nwopt thru
tttriiftlh-K, filled vant HtnndH and i
; Trapshooting Titles to be Decided at Dayton
fsv-w" "C'r"'' ,uf3fi'
I 1 " ir-iu
W 1 ,
r i. it
,
Ity l!n AwsOcIiiM'd IV'kh
Kasehall with an old lime tantf,
s .liihiii'il at I Unreal Ion park j
.MlKKloii ItfrtH upanluMl tho H:.r..' . .... ' ... '
I Ham VVritfhty'i fnlawd plant,
amazed clult offlcialH )md to hIuio
j thrt :at('H nhiii at u mid-wonlc
1 Kamn, with r5, (ion yollinK tnadnp'ii
j (anil mud-women) Intdde and per-
, the wli-fctK oiltKldc. ' -
J''imiu'Ihco WimiIh and tlr-d tho lallfr
Tor tint I'aclflf! i-'oawt Loo Kite lead
crHblp. Itoih teumH have won Zi
itnd IohI 13 durlnff tho nomnt 'half
of (he Hpllt wanon, Hollywood, in
third phif, lout to I .oh AnK'-lcw.
Tho Knoro nf tho HouIh-.MIhhIoik
initio wmm tl to (J. Iko Moono tap- i
ped out u noupli' of homor for tho1 - Mvnn with tho Iohh of tli Ih fan
MIhkIoiih whiln fiivnney knorked ( well homo k'"h tho CuIih rpdt
nut mif lor Iho HoiiIh. CIiimmIo Hnhr, I Wrlloy Hold with a ronord or
foaat I.eaKno homo run kliifr, hop ! fourteen vlntnrloH anfl only two
ped out It t thlrty-onond homor I ilefeutM In their Mand turn I it h( tho
of tho Hfftfon. Poor hnso runnliiK j oast, Their urand total for tho Hoa
in tho iiii ol' tho Urdu anrounlod mm ami Inst tho east in ilato ih
In a larKP mcitMuro for their Ihhh forty-otto vlntnrloK and lxtoon do
of tho pmo, '. , I fealH.
Aiik'Ih Trim KinrH
jf1 jVfH .Jr.,
i
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Thp oa nnoiintlluK will ho tt-rrlflu when iko Androw.4, Sjiarta nhur, .
X. ('.. delViulK IiIh iiraud Amorfean hauillrap rliaiiiionhlp at
Jaytou, Annual lli-'Jti. One million roundN of ammunition will ho
rimi.
'f'lydo Urn-foot 'h brilliant mound
oik and Wnllor Horiror'H nppor
mo hiltlliK KaVo I. OH AltKoleH a Ii
to 2 victory In tho Herlen oponoi
it-nilfiHt tho Hlarn In nKeleH.
t;ii foot outpitehod
veteran Kplt-haller,
tilittf duel.
The OakM defeated tho Seattle
r ItedrddllH at I'.ltioryvilln aoroHH (he
"'ny 1 to fi, le(o DukIIu wiih on tho
t'lmfiund for tin Oakn, hut ho hIhk
1 .K'TCil throuKfi tho nine InnliiKH, a
, lowing 1 1 hltH, The Indiana wiw
iho tylnK run dlo on hano whrn
Uiilkor Hold I,onl 1
Mill Walker performoil upon Iho !
mound uuniiud tho I'lrnton and
luilled out of a mean hole In tho
ninth to preserve the nlondor lead
Hhollenhimk. i ('n"11 IH "n(' I'ittHluirKli orrorn
In a nine-In- Klvon him In tho olKhth. Willi
I tho Iiuhoh filled by throo tnnon
and I wu men out, he forced 'o
Trnynor to roll weakly to iho In
rh Id rur the final out. t
John I'etty went the route for
tho HuroitnotroM, und permitted tho
OlanlM to hunch their IiIIh where
t hey would dn t ho Ki'eateHt da m-
In tho iiiKldrapr wlnnlnu' for tho
chaiitplotiH by K to 0.
This left the Athletic niarKlu
Ktationary at eleven and ono-ltalr
KamoH with tho YankcoK on delt
at Hhlho park for a douhle-Jtoador
today anil u hIukJo olah tomor
row. Cleveland noBod out Potroit by
G to fi, and entered Into a tin with
tho drowns for third place. Tint
Hnx, white and red, were not s,, Kr''fr
xoheduled. j.MInhIou
mmmKmMMmMMmMM. Hollywood
League
Standings
uv iih-
I'Aciric
NIGHT FIGHTS
J.otilo Alinadn llwri a Iodk one Ii) hk". I'iiiiI Wancr, who Iuih lnfn in
(vntcrriHri, which K'hlnn l)iiuKf'l. a Imtilnu and rirhlliiK Nhunp, wiih
MImti l''lH0h, youtiK Jtntlan kouiIi liftifht-il lo Klvc him a chaiu-o In
mw, Htarloil attain! laKlia, anl )-hi np u l)it.
wmk cliai'Kc'l with ihp tli'Trnt. j Italn Inlci'rpri'cil witli (ho f'nr-
lnrlluntl Iimw 1 ilinal-lh-nvn ifamo at St. I.onla und
Haoi-amonlo took thp flrM Kantptl)p I'litlK anil llw IIpiIh wptc not
of Hip mpi'Ipb front l'oi-tlund 4 to I , hp)u-i)uUmI
ln.; till lililorlhi niplt
!'' !'' lytrtland an
tlA'tia'loWnifl.lipll
lly The Associated l'nss
T'KOIIIA. III.. Jorry "Tuffy"
Clriri'lth. Slom City, la., knopkocl I
out .lark Mnrtiliy, Itoifton. (J):
I'Yanklp flt-atnlt'tta . Hpokanp,
W'anh.. knoolipd out AIIph W'alHon,
Inillannliolis, (H),
NI':V YfHtK KprKPant Hanitny
KakPr, Mllrhpl fiphl. N. V., anil
Hnhy .lop (i.'tnK, California
(Hi).
Portland ...
Oaklanil ....
Hacramonlo
Scat Up
AssfH'intPtl ll'cs
coast i.i:,(a is
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College Tennis
Stars In Lead
At Southampton!
KOt'TH AM I'TON. V.. Auk. 1,
(A I"') The 4Giii annual Invitation
tenuis tournamt'itl of tho .Meadow
duh hiiK taken on the aspeet of
an lurernational lutorcolleiute 1
chain pionship of the I ii players j
Ntill In the running, no less than
eleven are college students.-
ItopieHonting ten different mil
vorsltleH Koattored over the I'ni
ted statof and Knglnnd, Hicho
elevfln fine young playern aro, Iter
koley Hell, University of Texan
iii'ownt holder of the. national in-
tercolleglalo crown: . itradKhaw
HarriHon and I 'hi II Nor, univer
sity of Oregon: Norman l-'arfiulmr-Hon,
('a m bridge: ICdillo .laoohH,
Inivei-sity of I'ittsbtirgh: lionaldj
(ram, andorbflt: John loog.
Stanford; I onahl St radian,
I'rincoton: .IiiIIiik Si Hgson. Lehigh;
Gregory Alangin. ( Jeorgetown: and
11. (i.- N. (Viopor, Oxford.
AM of the enlleifia n were n lav
ing fine tennis yesterday. i
With tho expected arrival of j
Hill Tildon and i'rank Huntor io i
Htart play in the doubles phase of !
the tournament today. Koine of tho
spotlight may shift from the col
lege boys to the returning Ameri
can Iavi cup warriors. Tiblen and
Hunter radioed acceptance of an
Invitation to compote In the '
doubles hero and there was some'
lnpo that Wllmer Allison and John
Van Kyn, heroes of the challenge
round against the I'Yeneh, will nc
cotnpany ihom us well jih (Jeorgo
I .ol l and John HenneHsy.
n' i . .-.I. i i
. Fipally yins
j ( V0i K i
Doiikhobors Are
! Blamed For' Fires
! vi:j.sx. ii. " Auk- 7 AI''
C.inr h.)"l Iiohhm, a flour mill
iixl a warehouse ar In ruins f"'"
lowlm.- fins of IncPii.llary tirlttili
amonK llle rolonlw of tho Clnist
lan Cotnimiolty ..f I'nivprsal
ItruthPl'hoiul. Donkhohor spinalis
at Champion Crock. . llrllllanl.
sppnpcr and Kreslova. arp In ruins
alter flics of .Monday tiluhl.
I It was at tlladc that flour mill
and warehouse was di'Slroyed.
1'aiialic Douliiiohora nro hlanicd
for Iho fires.
Hon. Joshtt lllnohllffp. nilnlslpf
of education, stated that the
'schools would hp rehullt at' once
aloiiK more modern lines, lllnch
llffp had a lenitthy iutpryiPiv with
I'ptcr Verecin Jr., Iloulihohor
: leader who consented to have the
Ischools rehullt and ready for the
iopenini; of the fall term. The
Poukhohors must stand till losses
Incurred lhrour.h the fires.
Urges Limiting
Of Prune Supply
Open an
Account
If you need the conveni
ence of a 30-day nccount
cTien one here. Additional
credit on the installment
plan jfladly extended. A
small payment at the
time of purchase, the lal
ance spread over a period
of time to meet the re
quirements of your in
come. , CAItR
FUKNITURE CO.. Inc.
Moin 770
ICastertl Oref-'on'fl Largest
lloine I-'urlilshers
RAY MOSS
Tilden Silent As
WALLA WALLA, Wash.. AuB.
I " (AO LiliilliHK the supply to
maintain the inarkel for the fresh
prune crop of Walla Walla valley
wiik sin-'upstcd at a meetinjt here
i ,asl niKlH of pruup growers and
shlppel-s. A resolution was adoptpil
t tit-Kin (jrowers lo meet with a
1,'roiip of shippers lo' decide upon a
,!mixiiUlini nuinher of cars .to hp
spot to thp markets. The shipments
woutd hp prorated anions the deal
ers each day. .
Spokesman for thp growers con-
was up to the-shippers
TinoOKLYN (AP) Ray .Moss.
younK Itrooklyn pitcher, wa.s in the
majom four years hefore he re
ceived credit for HlurtiiiK and fin
ishing a cnilie that IiIm team w'on. ' sidered
Moss, who came to tho JtohiuH who have conlracted for tho primes
from .Memphis of the Southern io nrntpct the irrowprs hv imrpe-
7V) FlltllVP Plmit l0,"!,ip. finally, achieved .victory ments ne the shippers thom
A u utetl t; 1 IUta ,vhfn hp dfpuipd Cincinnati.. He. selves concprnlnK lllliltlllK t he siip
, 7 ' had failed in 1 previous attempts, ply to maintain the -market.
HlB HIM. Tilden evidently Intends C f T. ri i
r uttiy! ' ut"o v ui i
I'l.NDS A(il'.l) WIIKAT
MANHATTAN, Kas. (AP)
S:nuil.s or inumniificd wheat
inor,. than l.oliu y.a'rs old have
hccii hroUKhl from KKypt. hy l'rof..
.. . M.lchefs, load of the Kan
sas Slate Affrieullaral collcKe, de
partment of botany. It was laken
from tho fhainlier of a pyramid
near Sakkara.
Yo'u wouldn't put a
sack of flour
into one
to Kivti bin t i''ti nis KtrokeH a f
tnoru towiH before he maken a def
inllo deciMion whether ho will mock
to Ii iK early dc!sion to make this
the hiKt year of his particlpntlon
In International play. Returning
from the 'DiivIh cup wars in Kur
opo last night, Tilden maintained
Football Season
CHICAnO, Auk. 7 (API-Hpi-p
Is the first football yarn of the sea
son. Within six wppks Ihe boys will
a discreet silence conecrnlnu his he 0wlr moleskins., and Amos
announced retirement and the Alon.o StiiKK, the "Brand old man
later reports that he mli:bl have of , m(wav," will be ready for
one more shot at International ibem,
l,on"IH- Siiibk. dean of America's crldlron
N'elther Tilden. nor Ills four fel- coaches, is In tralnim.-. like his
low members of the American players,' for the oppnins of Ihe
DKJMItTMU.Vt: NTOItKH
Ire
but .tho latter weakened toward
1 ho la at. Hacked Marred In IiIh
Holding role for tho HonatorH,
Pl'l 111 lift 1 IO I M'llfUUICU. 't
tllal. MiiHiif- i CoiiicikIoi'm Mark Time
d llrynij fori WJUlo
ood "luihr, tlbHTAfiii
Ycsierdu)' oa- League 1titulls
AT SAtMtAMKNTO: It. II. K.
I'ortlatld v I I I 1
Sacramento A I U 1
t En 1 1 itIom: M a ha ( fey and Woort
nll: Hrynu and Kuehlor.
IWl, viorUiK IJH
lunTVnn lea gin'7' f'"onlindorH
wore, in efj'eet, marking linto, Tho
At niellos bowed to the llrowim by
K to 'A In tho Hi-Nt gatno of a
douhlo-boader, but en me hack
Ntrong to win tho Hocnnd by II to
A behind Kddie Itomntel'H knucklo
ball, which was working, Tho Hen-atoi-H
trimmed the Yanks by I :t to
!i In the opener, hut l'"reddy Hel
inach pitched a three-hit Hhut-ont
Yank Pitcher To
Rest Until 1930;
.NATIONAL I.I-:.;I K
I W. L.
rlileilKn f.7 32
rittshui'K r.ii ,'tii
New Vork 5 4D
St. Louis r.s r.n
lirooklyii 44 'ill
Cincinnati 43 Till
' lloslon 43 HI
, Philadelphia 4(1 lil
i soiiad who came back with him
j last nlk'ht would Bive any inter-1',-t.
' views.
XThree Lose Lives
When Boat Upsets
practice season. September 15. He
will bp (17 years old, August Hi,
but bo Is playing his usual game
of teiuil.-s daily ltlt his son, I'aul.
junior chatuphm of Illinois, to not
into condition to direct his sipiad.
AMKIUCAN l,lv(.l r,
W. Id.
XAN'AIMO. H. "., An;
.ICHi x woman ami two children w or
j drowned In a boating accident at
Tioat Harbor, oluht ntllos soutbeast
J of Nana into last night according
''t' to meagre advices reaching here.
7- A .Mrs. Alines of Island I'ark, lluru
,il '.Mi ,Vt Jln oigh l -year-old boy named
',:'. jt'uniniings, ami antjilicr boyvhoso
c'i' -iiii hv' wits, umi; ilvin ero-tlitf. vic
tims, A three-year-old child, who
wa.s at flrjst thought drowned,
escaped.
- Vhlladolphla 7(1 J!H
NKW YOltK, Aug. 7. (Al') New York tiL 37
Henry Johnson, rltrht -handed St. I-ouIs r.ii -IS
Yankeo pitching star uJio has bon Cleveland t ft fi
oilt', vllh an Injury since Juno u, Detroli hi
has been ordered to go to IiIm homo Washington -10 Ha'
In Florida and rest until tho start Chicago in 03
of Iho next training sea sun, the tost mi 31 71
club management announced to- ' . . ;
day. Johnson wrenched his back in
June, lie still is foned to wear u! Tho new money Is smaller, but
heavy brace. Last season he was some people can make Just km victims into the water,
the Yankees' most effective pitch- much of a flourish with It, and i The three-year-old child did not
or against the Mackmeii. winning miss It Just as much when It's fall out of the ho:n and was picked
five o u ( of six. gone. 'up safe in the em ft slue time Inter.
.4
.4 a ft
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Tlll tiS ATTACK XKWKIMfY
! l'KTi,AXl. Ore., Aug. 7 (AP)
(AH) Applcgatc, 1 fi-yoar-old news
boy, told police today two thugs
attacked him last night on Kast
ftflth street, forced his arnn across
his mouth as a Rag and bound him
with wire after taking ti from
him. Left on the sidewalk, tho
boy said, he groaned and struggled
until help canto. I'ollce were. In-
vestlgiit'fng- the iviSe' roda'y.'
Store No. 13
T-.a Ornnde. Ore,
Summer
Work Shoes
Foot comfort is essential
in warm weather. Try
this Elk outinrr hid. with
its durable protection
sole of wear flex.
$1.69 pair
All sizes for men
and expect success
And coffee roasted in bulk
can never taste like Hills
Bros. Coffee. For by Con
trolled Roasting, 1 1 ills Bros.'
continuous process that roasts
only a few pounds nt a time,
every berry is roasted evenly.
The flavor is controlled, and
what a flavor it Is 1
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
h'rtsh frnm the ffWf
inut vtiiitum pud,
JCdiily aprniil witft
the hey,
ID 19
The four were rowing about ftu
yards from shore when the boat In
some way upset, throwing the three
At HAN KUANt'lsro: It. H, 10.
Han I'Yanelseo ,. i (
Missions 7 11 1
naileries: Davis and Herd; Cole
and Jlaldwln.
AT LOS ANOKLKS: It. II. ).
' Los Angeles 3 0 0
Hollywood ' X
Italtorles: Ha if 00 1 and Saml
beig; .shellonback and Itnsster.
AT OAK'LANH: , , .;.
Sealtlo fi :
Oakland 7 1 3 ft
Uattorles: Klsoh and llorreaul;
Hamlin and l.omhardl.
In accordance with nut annual
nuslntn of printing iho weekY best
headline, hero In one from a New
Jersey newspaper: "Klrenian Hnved
by Mlslnke."
Osfew
Vnnty .Sun Suits
0SV
Olhur Sun Suits
A Re 2 to 12.
r()- to $1.08
Play Suits
10 to 98
Wash Dresses
50c to $1.95
Wash Suits
98 to $1.98
Norton's
Kiddy Shop
Cinderella
and the Three proud cigarette brands
A M 0 d e r n F able
Oaic up.ui a time a Mighty Wince set forth
lo liiul a pi-rfctt cijfurolti. IbiiiK very wise,
lie neiied down his M'Hrch to tlip four Nh
tif'nnl fnvoriica , . . that (piartelto of populitr
hitter lra-itl l.now n an tlio '0 for l.V" fumily.
Ti;i- three lidcr ciarot lo hmndii rushed for
v.nnl to meet tho Wineo with all the proiai
!"?!) in tlio world . . . ouch vying with the
' her in timing her chiinni uuoii him,
".s'c.tt.V mi.'" faid the eldi-sl, "I tun tho e!;;v
of thu Held."
"Stft'y me!" mi id thf Hfenml. "for I am
heyomi cuinparp."
'.S'to.t tar.'" tiuid thf third, "uP tho world
ui'V.no!t'dti4 me to bo tho hd.
Tlici), from iho biickyround, llie yiUitiKest
brand , . , tho Cinderella of tho family t , ,
'laietty Kjnd.o i. "If you pleuse, Sire,"
!.e sui'i stttl, "why not Mnoko all fo.ir of
lis , . . and enmpure iw fairly and impartially,
lotting your taste decide which 0110 of 11 you
liU Imd?"
"Why, tlmt'ii a common aen.se idt-u!" ex
cbimod 11 is Hijrlnir!. Whorouptm ho eowred
tho tmnifH of all four brands with papor
maslyi; lit them and tunokcl them reflectively,
with ull briuul projudiiT removed.
t)ne cigurello iteeined to cupture his fancy, far
und beyond tho olhers. "I don't know which
eitfuretto tlim in," he tloclured, "but, un
(tioflUonubly, it in the cty.trette for me."
Whereupon ho removed tho musk and found
it to hi . , , Well, Cinderella ia the "story
book" name hut in America today that
winning brand is known aft OLD GOLD.
MORAt.t It is easy to make bijj claims,
but you can't rmok-t claims. The only Bound
way to discover the cigarftt you like ImvI ii
tu lot vmir tle decide.
J-J 7
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FISHEK styling
in the most colorful and captivating
motor car bodies of the year . . .
Reflecting the matchless genius of Fisher's
artist-craftsmen, as will as the unparal
leled resources of the Iluick and t'isher
organizations, the magnificent new Iluick
Bodies hy Fisher incorporate heaniy and
charm obviously superior to any other car
in the lluiik field.
Longer lower and more luxurious, these
new bodies reveal entirely newharmonyof
color and yrace of line. They are replete
with extra features of utility', luxury and
convenience, including new Non-Glare
Windshield for safe night driving new
and richer upholstery new fittings
and appointments of princelv luxury.
B III C K MOT O R
r 1 -- rt V . b( 1
SMOOTH VAX AND BETTER
"not a cough in a carload'
In addition, this new Buick embodies
other wonderful new elements of value
a new and mightier valve-in-head engine
new Controlled Servo Enclosed Brakes
four new double-acting l.ovejoy Duo
draulic Shock Absorbers, and new longer
rear springs, new' frictionless steering
gear and new Steering Shock Eliminator.
And what is more, this new Buick, with all
of these vital superiorities, is offered at
new low prices prices that make Buick
for 1930 the greatest value Buick has ever
offered in 26 years of building extra value
into each series of Buick cars!
MICHIGAN
Caaaditn Finer in
fcULauflbliw tiakk. VJti4M, Ontario
C. () M P A N Y , F L I ,N T ,
Lrrf l!ci!dr i(
Buuk and Mdtu, Mutot C4f
JENNINGS MOTOR CO.
ADAMS AVE.
ON VOVJI HADIOirAl'L WIIITIUAN, Kin, uf wttta hit cvfnpt.t.orilirtfr., l'MJr. w tl P. M. lu.lwa Oltaht au.lu, llui.. ( A.lumt.1. UiiMa..uug t.l.ut
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