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Friday, September 6, 1J29 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. The New Hals Most Unusual The tight fitting, long back hats to the face, as well as the new Spanish effects which are so un usually chic. These smart effects are created of the most attractive new materials in the most attractive and be coming designs, and then prices are pleasingly low. $1.95 to $5.95 H Dependable Values. Alan J.Gould Then I it k'hnI rliiinrt- 1'iirly fli-t tuotitii Unit (ti- rub nut only will r.'i;iiin ;t chunk of wim-M' chiim pltin.siiip pi"lKi lor Chlcufro hut iliti'l l'i Hllll'l' KIMIH- Of lllf Wlf-I'i'- sp i t ui i In- Niiiional Iciiku" nt litnro. Tin- i.'isl nrll ( Mi't it s In which n riilciiKf It'iiin coiiipi-h tl. I he Hox of 1 '. 1 1, h'fl -in Ki'iillyinv imuiurli-H u li:ili- i Thi- I lift I wo Merit III i-ac of which tlm YutiUci'H uti'iiin-miii-i-frl Hh'Ii- opposition fur four Kimltfht, finhari-anH -l the National n it;lic no liliic. 'riii- flit hiiHi.'inm, Ho-iff on1, over I'.f flmncfM nf llif Culm "laldiiK" t it Aililfllfh may In i-iifily uiuv Haifd. 'Difi-c Ik tin- n-i-lhitf that I'M- tlii- M i t llluc ku three yiai'H Mm Naliolial h ujfiif will he re prim- nli il hy ( t h KtnniK Mf t -i nr in kimm! , lif.'ilih, ronllilitiiff ami Hplritn. The; I'lratfH of l!i;'7 ami tin- i (i nt 1 na 1h of liis were ki'okkv urti-r winning uniistinlly dos;- pennant huHles. M 1'iolt only a feu koIM wiill'tp from i Y inkic hath to put tlx tn ilnun ami Oil.'. Thh yrai'. thi' t'uliM pilfil up a Itail 111 1 1 1 ill 'Hi ll HI) ' i , Willi till' pt'iinn hi race jrlrhiiilly .pviuhy ',hc, urn of Me pie ioIm r. t In Koiiifllihm'. in-w tor any ham to dominate thr; :at(oial HaK if mi'i iiiiilih-. 'l'iln it aioiif, stifflcli nl to it r' nt Imji sup-; port fro-,lof .lftiiillifi outtll, fur. mi jalily mlppi it a H In with ; lif;iy hltlfis anil a li lt- rorpM of pih'hfi .-. ' ; In llif fan- of nurli rivalry, II Mtulil In- the hfight of optimlMii to' iifft Cotiulf Matlt'M Athli-lirH lu fi.nlillllf till' l()Ul,'ll-KlMhl pllff of t Me Vanlifi.. I 'or (ttir I liiiiff i he j Sant.H urtf ami h( ill arc nn Kii'al a' ninth y Imin" )IK Lull hi I. n i a many niooiin. 'I' hi- .V an- now a la Itrr ha'l club toil lln y i if li hs f piTlr llft il hi tin- hitf tolmw limn It .th y Coinpaiiy. Tin- A'. In fail, an- fH NaNi)iif than thf 'altM. Kit tar an wioM'd ff rii h ia-P'li'ilfi- K'x -h, ir llotlishy, I'uylir an. I WilMtn a II hnvi- litrun-il li i. iiipinn-ii finillh-i. Jlormttiy Ht..ii;iK'-l tin- last liuh to Ihf iaiil.i'tn In tin- wutl. I'm mmIi.h hil- ti t i 'h w I nn In u hit otr u ..n. i .Ini.nson in ill-::, iiiiulf him Hit hi hi nt tin- Ticilf io-hUixt dial year, 'i hi- ontj Miifkitiiti itti) rial f ii. i-pi rti in .- Ih Kihlii- I'ollia.H (at I iti.i i.- In nn UniKfi- an intlvi fanit.itliuit. (II. I Jink ijalon plnli l lour miiini:- rnr tin Ya:ik.'n in Vit t'.ti'l t.. ti.i. 'i'lo- Ah aiol lln- ( 'uI.n tiolli liiif pli lity ui tvlty nrtlll. ry. K! .iH' l"y liki- l'";w. t'ofhraiif, Simmi'ii!. 1 I'm ml.y, Wiitum, Hti-phi r i ami oyl.r will null, tin- Im,i,w m ami purii o:i tin flight. -t pioco.ii tn.it. Il hin-l llif lint ftifhr; n'm.iiM iflvi- llif .yn un , ., (in Ml- Spopt i Slants QUAKER STATE-aIENTS !.. l.;.. I. . 'ii v ,111111 in mini iwii J'oiu tiiink io t iikI a motor oil that js cheap in price, and a saving in the long run. i ay iiieeriiniy me price Quaker State! I!y Siiper - 1 1 1 1 1 ii jr. this oil is ivihIitci Iree from the usual waste. Indeed, il contains an extra MUart of lubricant in every gallon - a thriftv buv! I.nok for the tree if a n il wh ilf j UADiKK State-: AulhntitJ llblnhihr HAI.I.OU & WRt(;il' r.irilniiil H.MUI, T'i.'imiui I 9 ill's Dependable Quality, . otlur hi n.l, 1 IVVO H:HlthUIV .-itlll'H -M.H'li IllllHIillsllM'll, it I'flVt ami WiiIImik. fucv a IiiiikIi line-up U( litlit IUt(llJl-f ('ll)i HoUltlK. Thin in only (hi; nnn ni nn iii-ku-nini (hut will In- tuH-il Imi'li and fnrt ! ilm irih' I hi- m-M fi-w wiekH. II will In- juii jih wnrni a ilHhuir- nl ;itiy ci ohH-roiulii u.-t uti .Mii hiKini Ih'tth vsiiil in Hi-oihI tivi-. League Standings ,J !j j j : Ity Tin AssiN'iutrcl I'n -K V. I 1 lollyw noil MlHKiim I oh AotfHi-n 1'nrtla nil Han KranriM'ti OalUaml H;if ranifiito hVattlo nari an riilladflphla Ni'v York rirvf Ian. I Kl. la. nb iMrolt 'aliinnton ( 'hiiiiKn Huston ..-S2 .. I ..4n 4,'. r.:i ':ts ...HI 4'llttlM W. ....'.HI ....74 ...lilt ...117 ....lid ... Osi ... r.i ,...u i.. 4 1 M fill .::'X . 1 1; r, .4 r, s .:t:is .a M I'ct. . li 7 U Nallnnal lajiuim W. ('hlrano fi7 IMtlHhuiuli 74 Ni iv York US St. l.'iiiU HrooUlyn , tin I'hllaih'lphiii r.7 Cincinnati ;.4 'HcMioir , .' ju ' ,.r.7S . r. :t i .4'i'J . ni!i ' .1 u 1 .Hill I 77 ! vi:sTi;in.vs iii:si-.tk t 'oat League At San l-"raheiseo I ft, Portland J. At I.OH AllKel.H 7-S. Seattle ll-.i, A t Sacra in en to 1 . Mission :i. At Oakland ti, Hollywood 4. National l.enKiie At I'lnciniiiitl . Pllishuri;h I ". ( It hid' KaliiCN pOU poped. Anu'i lrim I .' a sine At lam-oil 0, t-levilaml 4. inly j;a me played. Sammy M and el I To Fight Vicentini tllll-Alill. Sept. li ( API l.luht- i Itfht champ ion Sauimy Ma ml li tonlk'hi will at tempi to ili-.prov' theoi ii t that he I.h )lpilitK hy itialeliiiu; his titK seh ncp aaiiihl tins Yifeiiiini, nume.l tijtiit haul 1 toiiter iruin I'hile. in a la round halt),, in Paddy 1 1. union.- i-ueai:o stadium punch lion . San.UiV'h title w III not le al Make, hul If the Chilian fan inak. it luii n Hiin: he .li.iii.iiely will have to Kh'r him a crack ..t t)o crow 11 to Ml il y ioim; fans the new lllimdx hlatf allil. lie con tuition. Look Whut Happtti Spcfd nianlaeM will he inierestf to know I hat tornadoes ra et a' the rail- nf .',mi mi U- an hour, am' see what happens.-- Atlanta Coii-ti iillotv naies wun one .log ol re - n gillt :' - J;K, I CKKDIT KXTK.NDKI) Tt) RKL1AIJLE VKOVLE j .M . .. . Corn . 55ss. 3 i m ,...u i.,i,i h....i hard heat Tillamook w i I V'. 1 " v.-.u Ms mi, . ,-.ni,. mi. I ...i, . i in i in .on o. loit-mci I I 1 n .. ..r ..,1i.i,.i.,..r :lu,.a I i:'-in. saci y"M CohV,, Kod Jvuinnin I II -..n.a'n.ifc u I ' '-' 'y ii'iH iiii- .iinniM VI CO J I 0r 1 I'ounil -!-H. iKiekr.c.- i 1 .;.f'Iv I I - ." ii....-!l..-.iiK ,r....rly aifl I ,);C AiJC I I , 'y' . I "" '"' w-ikm ..mi ('referred Stock " f I J s'H'!.r',M,1H',,;i Pumpkin c..n,et n.-,. Tomato I lrr:t. ''aiiiji I I,,,,,,,, i M,,.(:Ih";s ,!,',',.,.(',','?. Very good for I Rico FI:ike Sauce TJZ I I -i-i-' .'imh' Lai k ami i in- Pumpkin Pio JL fl L, iiRt ridtMfe , u" n l , 1 1 35c k I --'-ks I rr,, J ;-,,;:y',.:;;;';;, x 39c . 2:5c 25c oiniliOiil ,,. ,. ,-r,.,., I, ,,,! ,.P H I OREGON GOLFERS COMPETE TODAY Dr. Willing Paired with ,p , . ,IT , iHecuoni ivian in western Amateur Semi-Finals. I'.y Ainu ,1. Canlil (AKvficfotfil I'risH Hjiortfi Kill tor) I'KMItl.K HKAi'H. I 'a I., S.-pt. U 4 A I ' Youth liax had lis Him; in the national aniatt-ui- K'lf fhaiu pionfhip of l!t:!i. The hatllo nf I'. l. hlf fii ach. In its eml-rina I htatfi- today. Iirouuht tnK'-th'!t' foui of l he most tvf aii'-d of A mi-rira n MipaiuniTK :ind It ;im ail a uith i ITU opto Mt-'ht anionv ihftn for th" nun Unit a youthful pplurvf kiiockfd from thf handy lnad "f ltoldiy .liiro-K. Alter hrilliant third round tri ll m phH, t ft Ik a uarl ft nf the old Vi'aril Mti-ppfd out thlx niiirniiiif with Ir. (V I-, WillliiK. the rut laml, OrcKoi), di-nti.st. iiipflinK' a ffllow flri-Konlan, Henry ('handl'-r latan. rhamplon of 11104 and I'.Mif., In the first :iii-h(df male It, ami llarriKon II. ( limrny) Johnhton, of Ht. I 'a til, veteran Inoinaiiif nl llf iire of :i ilci-ailr. rmioh"d to -ran-cix (iiilini-t. of IIohIoii. amateur ehiinipion in 1 ! I 4 and opi-n i-ham- plnit nf lilKi. Willing iH-fi-nt Cli:uiiiioii The port la ml d ntlsl avc con vliwiim' fVldi-ncc of hirt fomf-ti-livf nkil! In inan-tO'iiian hattk uhfn he took tin- im-afcui'f yi-Hti-r-day of the famniix Hriiish i-ham-piini. 'yrli .lauifK llasliiiKM Tulli-v. 4 and :t, wlilh- lu'i" 11 wan trounc ItiL' .1 1 hh HfflHi-r. li and f.. Uiiliii' t xlnpldntr llif ruh of William l.av. -mil l.illlf Jr., of Sun I'Vanc iseo, up in .'Hi hohrt. and JohiiKlon 0111 -flulitiiiK ( icorcf Voii , of Nev York. 1 up In a ti i-rlf if . n-hol-male li. Picture the .1411-yard H'ttli hole alotii,' t li f oci'au'H "!' as tin- qulft. lie sp'-ctac If d Moslonian fatn,. down to the I'iiilKti with the stocky, enr- ly-haired Wesiern yotiih of is. (tuiimt, In a fine come-hack. Ion overtaken hi rival and went In the lal te(. I up. I'roiu theiv. Little heltfd a mavmifii'f nt Hhot down tin- fairway while Oulrtift pulhi) hfs liot into a hunker to Urn riKht. 'I'akimr too much nam!, the veteran came om weakly and mm Hill over imi yards from tlt. Kreeii oh Little honkfd 11 hraxHle to uithlu :ta yar.ln 1 , of tile carpel. (Itllllift reaclieil (he uri-en with a magnificent upoon : k hot. tin- hall Mopped 'i fft Mhort of the pin. ; Little wan ha .If tlheratf as Will- ' ; lllif III the CM elltlou of IliK hlmrt , Kanie. iu.lied evfi-y anle and then j lahl a h. aiitlful chip nhot itead. ' Icks than ;i f. i t to the left of Hm ; , eui. lie Jieeined hiiic nf a hlnlio j t hat would xi put 1 ' the match hut (lulnp t xteppi-d up ami rolled hi lonif putt in to N( (tie the iHiif with a Mi. lie himself. , .lohni'lnn "a nl Volul waired an ! , even cli.Ner im I, Most Of thf day I tin- New Yorker held the h ad. al- iIioukIi he was never more than :t .Ioiustoii, Miuarimt inaitar 011 the l"Mh, look a lead on the :t:'ml Dial miMhl have heen siilf'h'jeut If lie hud 1101 ImmI the :i.'ilh hecause of a , ha M'-Myinle. h'rnm then mi they 1 haltle.t each other to n .standstill until the third extra hole, where a trapped second shot proved Yol-jt's 1 undoing. ; Dhpalrhc si-vi ra 1 new w IH be quite from Paris ; feieinine styh a change- 1111.1111' s. Thai Count Keyseilinir writes that l man is never w orse off for hard j muscular work, Won.b r it the count dictates to a st Kraphor or t w rlt . w his ow n -1 t IT. He Came West By I Ox Team In 1864 1 1 ';,(!. -I I I $f "I Know a lot of folks In this ' I. of .nK U s n e.'tnilry l.ieiiin-e I eaine aerosn the' II:-. 1 1 ei ie : K.tlh,.. Si Ii Iherf,' atel plain hy o-tenm uith mv tnther Itm ream; 'a!hh anil S.tthlliei ii. In I Ml I ami I've heen In the north- (At ciaMaij.i: wt-i Hir siner. In ea.se anv of my ' j- rnxm ,ii..iiu,..i i ,,; ;. McClay s Grocery H w$:h ' I The Store of Quality Service and Economy Wtf l 4 i -4 AW itiaCarOni 1 l-am-y Assorted uumiuhi nraiui u all h? t-t: 26c 1 i. u nit Rjce I ,.3i 1 Cheese 2oc .,,, reen Lemons Lettuce Carrots I Kl. ''tC,,,,,,,;,,,,;, ,., ,,, lVpUerS Firm I leads , I i-I--. Mlh in.,,1,. ,,v M M. I..,, r. ")s f,. IdoZMl 2 Ul'i.lls " "Ull'llw iMMr;',iV,..,'i1'r'i,,,"' ",,,Lu 17c .)(c 2.5c f. i.r.iii.i.. .. ,. r,.,H ,,ni(, Ailv. HHHMiaMMHMaHBIIHMaHIMHHHnnM No French Threat At Forest Hills i"(HthT Ifll.l.S. N. v.. H.-it. r, ( AP) lVr i hi' I'irf t tinu- mure 1 t'ii, tin- imi ioniil lonniw Jnif ) n -i.:.,pionM1ii. -f '''"' will vo Hi miiM-iinf ollK-r li;iti II I'Yenchman. Not Imtioim l-'raia.-V tip on world ten nix honor hax Mar ted to weaken, hut hcaase not. one of the tenni Htars from tie land of the tri-folor Iimm e.-n 1 ;t to enter the l.2!i ehampionxhi p. With tin- Kr-nch "Id ihree1 I ,; ote-, Horotra and t 'oehet -mil of the picture, prospfftM were hriwht for WHIIam T. Ttlden I'ml. of I'hilade Ifdiio, to capnm ih title for the seventh lime. Missions Climb At Expense Of Sacramento Nine l!y 't'4 : .-iw iae(l Pre- ,'adf Kil!efer'M Miw-loii Ceils hul half a t:;i h. hind tie- ;ue lemliriK llo'lyv-ond Stars to la the Pad fie eoa.-i penna ot , the main reason he Wu,' t ti - leal day ra r.i Mie k work of 'l'u.zy' II ni'ti u 00 i-nahlnj thf. Itedn to heal their way to victory yesterdiiy ovi-r thf Sac ramento Senators in Stockton. An other reaxoil whs lite tact III it Hollywood was ln-aten hv Ih.- ( la k -land (lak.s. Huftt hroke up a tirht monnd dia-l when he tripled into riifht ih Id with two men on hasc and two out in Lin- i-K-hih iuoiiiu. ait.r 1 he Saeraim nto hoys had Kaim .1 a 1 to u had In tin- preceding iommr. 'I' hi- Hi ds thllH won ly a M-nn ol i! to 1. l-'iu.y later sfored on .111 error at short. The victory was the third straight over Huddy Ly nn's crew. I I I Kim In SKHi ! l-or fiv.. inoiims the Seals and. 1 I'orlland Iha-ks had a tiuitt tussle at Iteerealion park, hul the Seals scored . 1. ven runs hi the sim!i inn- , i r 1 lc and turned the affair into a eompli te rount. The Seals etuery. fi . with a score of If. to , makin- It two In a row over the Northerners who only ten flays aifo claim, I Heveii consecutive victories over tin Sea Is tin i use Ives, ami thus were aide i lake tin- roaM league had hy storm. Oakland won fr m the Stars at Uoy Carlyh (inks in the Kmeryvillf li to A. homer In-lpi d thf eighth Inninif with two 111.11 on I'a.se. The lon wallop spoiled a chance the Si a I'M held of ipakim; it three st rail; lit over the Acinus. (Jeore liolleryon of tin- Stars 0111 pftehed K.lwards for th,.. first seven iuiiiuMs, and had a 4 to 1 fde V hen Jack Kenton of the Oaks launched an eighth inning rally with a slnnle. 'llif Ml struilu Los AllKcles mailf it three straiKht over the Seattle Indians, tho hliiek sheep of I he eoasl leami -. Iy deteailnv' the luckless p. ilskius III J'Mlh rallies of a dolllilehead a( I.. AllpMrs th. 7 in ii ami ii to 1. s'-i ores In J n'if Vesterday's coast lea' v. tie results: At San I'.'raiieiseo: 1111. K. 4 la J la 17 I l-'ulleltnil. Toinlin Trend. ly: Davis ami sl.Uy. T'orlland San l''raneiseo PalHries: a ml Wonda II, llaworth, P.-h Al Stockton; i:. ir. Missi'Mls K:ii'l:iiiii'liti) Ililll.Ti.s: IM1l.ll Hl .'lizi l. J 1.1 iv in; :i nil K.irMrr . r.i n it I llry.in Jorii l AlIKi I.M - f I I'.S I .us .Vniii lis lliill.-rl.-s: i.hI Mjiniiiili. S'. i-oinl i-.inii- S.iillh iiinl I'u: llu i - P',,,, :f Pirates Defeat lied Lucas And His Team Mates Hy The A-Mlnttil Jrcss In a season that has s.-en thefr ehaiupionshili hopes l.low n to th" four winds hy a series of injuries, the Pillshoriili Pirates at h ast can look with pride upon the fact that they finally line shaken the "Lu cas jinx." Kver sinei teams hav(. r Oi ad w hene pitcher or thi in the )o Sunday, how June. .11. -.1 OV ei- Kid 'incinn v.-r. itn-: I :':. Pirate r mid playd l.ueas. st.tr iti lie. Is, was I In tn. l.n.M ' n. aliased to iieal the hi fed-head 111 iui; thritier. 'j to 7. Y.-ste deiiionstraled that th- Pi 1 1 -inn-day th y .1 Ai e no lonaer can (.oast of his pfd! over them tor tin y troimc. d him. In (o in t oe- onlv Nar iona 1 lea- if irame of th day. (Mini 1 ruin Hchiinl The Led.- hammer d Krvin Itrauie. Pi rat i- rKiit hander, for four hits and three runs in the lirsl innini; and apparently had the uame won with Lucas in the hox. The 'orsairs s ah m it ted lamely enoimh in the first two Iniunifs hut sliiKtred out a home ran. a douhle. three triples1, two shiifh-s nod with the aid of a wild throw seor.-d sev en runs. Lue:.s survived this storm hut went to the sio.iveis early in the following inning w in n Lloyd Waner tripled with one on. Jakie May held the i'ors;iirs fairly w.dl in check lor tin rest or the way. alt houa Ii Pittl.ui-L'ii scored sin-je runs in the srv-nlli and eighth fiiuinus. Hra inc. a fier his sh.i ky start, settled iloun and jiitehed brilliant ly until t he ninth when an error and pinch hitter Walker's triple were Ho- hi-jh spots t,t ;l two-run rally hy ihe P.-ds. The victory pl-ic. d PiitshtHKli 1 - '. no H behind pie league lea dim: ' "hieai:o ( 'uhs. ( lexelaud W'fus In t he only A im-rica n l.;ij-e tfiiine of the day. Cleveland stn nuthened its hold on third place by houue jtiK I 'ft roil for a La lass in a uauie halted by rain a her five innings m- play. The In dians pound-.) Phil Pane for thief runs in the lirsi inniiiir. one imnv In the utih and then seor.-d thric in the sixth only to se,. them washed ..nt of the score book when lain caused post pom mint of the faille and (he srore I' Vertfil to e fifth innim;. Kn Holtoway held I ei roll to two hits. The victory enabled Ch-Tland to increase iis imiMfn oir fourth St. Louis t.i I 'si 11 if your hea. taylni; (iIicimI. Who Can Cook Without It? SS Good Butter Makes a Big Difference When ymi ;ik sv.me h.mscwire, who is noted for Irmiik an I'xn'llcnl cnoU, about using I .'.liter she will invar iably say "I use jiood butter and plenty of it." Jleadmv llarvi'.-t is winninj!- and holiliiiK many oxcellent cooks in I .a (li ande l or they have learned to depend on (he iiniloi ni hi;;!; quality. UNION CREAMERY 1112 Jefferson Ave. Main 122 iliss Helen Wills III Of Tonsilitis OAKLAND, Cal., Si pt. (i (AP)--Stiflerfati from acute tonsiiiiU. Miss Helen Wills, international lennls Mar. prejiared today to un ib ryo a minor operation at a hos pital here. AnnouiKeiiient of tbe luiuoiis tt-nnis player's illness w-.s made last niht by Or. C. A. Wills, her f;. tiler, who disclosed that his dalivhter had born forced to carr ied her scheduled match with Mi.-:; Petty Nothall. Kntslj-di tennis star, in H1-1 keh y Septeiuher 1 a. Trojans, Bears And Cards About On Even Terms Ity Henry L. Kari-cll N KA Sports Writer) So far as returning stars are coneeriud. the three bitj schools of California, Stanford. California and Southern California, are rated on almost even terms. Southern Cal ifornia lust five regulars from tin '.! a team, Stanford lost six and California is missfnir tour. Kilt "en h-tter winners of the l!i-S sifitad return to Southern Cal ifornia. Si of these 1114-11 are reg ulars. The left side ol" the Ihje is L'one and half t he back field, in eludinir l.owrie McCaslin. all-coast .-lid: J. Ilibl..-. ky Por a 11 - A nieric.i n 1. mnird : I am piart-riaek. ill-coast half- tackle: Ch: Williams. all-coast Thomas. and Lloyd bark. (Ji-orffe I've, the Alabama Alp w ill take t he center posit ion. ac cording to 1 'on eh Mown rd Joni-s' early a rru tif-rement, wit h (":i ptain HarraK.'ir shifted to running uard. .Ie;e .l or( ensen looms as possible halfback. The possibility of shilt inif Ituss Saunders from full t quarter is eonsidere-1. Warner's (Vnwd Coach Pop Warner, at Stanford, is losing Hon Itobesky. tfuard; Ser aphjin Post, a II-America 11 pjianl : Poland Sell ma 11. tackle: l-'ra nk Wilton and Hob Sims, halfbacks, and Hiff Hoffman, all-coast half back. Pop has a number of brawny .valine men seekim; f,ruard jobs. Stanford will have Pi let ter win ners n t urnine;. .-, ml from these. Pop expects to fill up the hackfh e and line traps. California has the greatest num ber of letter winners r-t m nire. but the smallest number of letter winners. The losses include lrviie Phillips, end: St.-ve liamroti. tac kle; l-'rank Kilz. tackle, and Char Icy Schmidt; fullback. Coach NIV Price has Lyl. Il Prow n and Orly I Hi vis of the Hups squad and Uoh ert Norton and l-.'llis Thoi-nti.n, t li -1 i If : 3 -r .... i' I l vai.;ity letter winners." r..mpelin with Joe Kaiifman. Pill .Mr'iiyuiM Pol p.uti.U for Poillips ja at end. A number ot last y.ar':1 r.-HLliiii,.ii are out lor 1 It' lacui I'red post". .Much is xpcrted at full. 1 i fir me$3 R ?Tr, IJ jp Yj m 'W IP HA 1 " ? '1 1 mmffkS DON'T BUY TIRES ON PRICE ALONE Low price doesn't necessarily mean a bargain. The most expensive lire you can buy is the low-priced one that expires at the end of a couple of thousand miles. Cut some low-priced casings are just as good, in pro pel tion to their cost, as more expensive tires. JHiekeyc the.-;, built and guaranteed by Kelly-Springfield, are gau! reliable tires that will give honest service. It is not possible to build and sell satisfactory tires for less nicney than we ask for a Kuckcye. If it were possible, we'd sell them. Further we guarantee every Buckeye Tiro for one full year against all road hazards. This means you are protected against ordinary wear, cuts, stone bruises, rim cuts, blow outs, wheel alignments, in fact every thing except fire and theft. We further guarantee lluckeye tires for the life of the the against all defects in material and workmanship. if you are looking for real lire, come in and see us. Convenient Terms Furniture Co. SPECIAI, Notice to members of Organized Uibor Members of the Mill Workers Local Painters Focal Postal Can iers Focal Carpenters Focal Musicians Focal Typographical Focal r.ulchers Focal Fiirliers Focal Oilman- Focal Retail Clerks Focal The following stores are fair to organized labor. Dis play the union caid and seek the patronage of vour members Taibolt Klectn'c Co. Call Fynch Plumber. I a. (liande Construction Co. Heme Lumber Co. Sash & Door Factory. Co'-dnough Cabinet Shop. H.'i man's (Juiek Lunch. Coiner Lunch. Piggly Wiggly (both stores). Palt'sop's (Iioeeiy. b el's Crocery. C,r:ind Unmle Meat & Crocery Co. (both stores). lull s IVpai tmciu Store. Cai r Km nitnie Co. Yesteiihner, ni. .Andrews Fio. -Ihe Tojrjrerv". (.ilberi Hardware. New York Stole. Mollis Cash Market Crccent Meat Co. (both stores). !,!',',",!;' C'l'.lidce Noah's Paint Stores. All Harber Shops. Py Retail Clerks Local No. 417, Ted Kline Sec. : A member of th. Pnited Staf-s ' Pe.i,rv heavy earthouake in the Missis. sip pi Valley wit hin I he. net cen, 1 11 rv. It's nice to have adeiniate warnim,- s we can be prepared for nch things. value in a moderate-priced Pay as You Hide R 4