La Grande evening observer., September 07, 1929, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, September 7, 1920
Hill's Department Store
A Good Place to Trade
A Home-Owned Store
JIMMY AND DOC
IN FINALS TODAY
Foreign Threat In
Forest Hills Low
KOIIW HILLS'. N. Y X'-pt. 7
(Al') Wltll llH' Il KllllM out
4 jot' t ho list only one Ioi-cIkii pluy-
Dr. Willing and Harrison r '" M,,y "' "'
PT , ? r- i Aini-riciiii victory In the Ni.tloniil
uuiuiouuii x nitcu ill IcnnlH toilKI'" c;inlililoiii;ilii loinn-
Pebble Beach Play.
Spopt
Walters Again
; Pitches Ducks
: To A Victory ;
1
bv
Alan j. Gould
II Alnii tO,ii(
(Associated I'res Sport l-Mltor)
, I'Kllltl.K HKACII. CiiL, Sept. 7
( (.XI) Two stalwart or the lint;,
ll)r. Osrnr l Willing, or I'ortlahd,
i mill Harrison It. Johnson, or St,
I'M ill- -"Moo" iimj ".lininiy" lo tlo:
nail cries came today to Die final 1'appadopoulo,
HOP- rnillHl til piny of plcllireH-
(IH I'iMth; llech too decide Which
iim lo experience tit itiiltl oi" being
"' " a unit 'tr champion of tin- United
. Hollywood wu Ii.h old H lf uK-iln smic fur tin- first (I ,
.Jo Mininlulli iin hiilf Kanife J:ufl In Johnston wax ilx- more Impre
tht t'oiist k-uguc pennant race, hut flf , , wo ihiuHHtw (. rday,
'the U..A1:k Mls.-ion Ited were hi path to tin- deciding round,
Tight nil tin- Ih-cIm or the la. In from ,lt). W),nlc, ha been mure dilil
binivhiaiid, while tht top notch-pli n,,,,, ii,( r )r. willing.
Mliiihling Indicated thai Mist place loMtonlay, however. Johmilori
,' virtually anybody' prlv ; vviih aiway llif (lomlnat Iiik figure
i: . Tho fourth kumio of tho wcek': hi match with Oiiinu-t, who
,hmIcm at Kmeryvllle across tho hay found more imp ilnrlnit Hip day
from San I'runolM-n nan a snappy 1 than ho did In three nre.viottH
anient, tnitln toda),
lie Ik II. my W. Mutiny) A nni hi,
of Kngland, who has I it ii t - 1 1 e-iiH'-nlou.-t
strides in tin game In the
past year. Then- arc other foreign
contender, including Aallu.u com
patriot, John S. (Milt ami I). It.
Avory: the- South African, .Norman
(!, t-'arquharson: the Cuban, (br
liutn I'liiiiaan, anil the green (J. M.
Three Cities In
Canada In Fight
With Doukhobors
Something should he miUX for Hi
Cleveland J ml In im. whose fine play
uli,Kn I l.i in LI, I In nf I tin A mi-rlnil n
lMitrut. hPiuioh. involvlno n loan lo illlilun, wlilrh in,. Kiurn i.ukku i miaelm
thlnl phtre, Is oiip of iho blir kiii- u lo U" ''' "''"lsl " '"'""
iirlBOH of !hc Fin- Hilly Kvtiiw '",01"11 r"r Ul0 vIkHI-ih NtiilH ili.llitf m Wllllnff's cloncm mnii-h wits In
iinil IIOKfi' rofjclnliallklf tttiv,. put "l,lwi"K 11 sliiKlfj Hit- Him pciiml, wIiito ho liot.l Duti
toKolhci' it lino ynntiB clnli, lite i-'1" '" ih" UvHl four "'"'"If". "l-!ny .SttliKslt f, l.os aiiki-Ii-h yn.tth, 2
host riMvliiml has hn.l Hln- Tilt. : lll0"Kh imll"'"''! ''iKht ' innj i. 'rhon Ito put out two Kn
Hionkir lo.l Iho world's fhiilnplutlM . 1,1 11 ,h" t llslnnoll In sslntt V. A. Mourn
!' loyfl iui il kiiiii wi ii. j tiy ,t unit z in i ho Hi't'oun roitnti, ttnii
In Knrl Avcrlll, iho
lit. .It... I Hi. llw. tir.ul Ollll'ti.
o' llio Hi'tisun ml In Wok I'on-Kll ' "'"n: Iho MohiitniH ; wlml ilriitnlitio iiiiivoiiioiiIh Ihoro
' non-Hi ui i iii'iiito u vory Wori. in Iho m iiilllniils woro paoki il
siiihii crown. Hhiio unon. -M lioin-1 Uitu Iho iiuikoIiik hlno of the oi
pi-H oiittto vvht-n tltO hllHOK WtM-l)
oinpty. lliry nonlil ho hrotiK-lil
victory ituywiiy, Ihtlsln itch uh .Mot'.
lull Ni-lson tillowotl thh homo toiim:
,o imllunHi' "ln'yHi '''","7' '"'"'l", "''"""""",l...n.l. mostly women nn-1 ,
loltl rocruli; ' " "' "'"f'1!' "'!'': 1 :" ' "! '"" t'.'"" . ws Iml.cHln lis mitrol,
or Iho rarHt plU'litnH" itH In
I :n.y il innnii. 'I'lieuornelnteK of
;l v I-'onsnea at tirnt haHO, routnt
Iuk out a cnpalile inl'lcM with Jot-y
.cewe niovinf; over to Ihlnl. In an
oilier tily: factor In HetnllnK the ivil
UiiiM tilonjr tho warpath. They
should inalie a i on I fh:ht for tlie
pennant In
oixt in ii jm I of the I'.yau- Willing
match a:nl ihj- were, i unii.-IUMi e
el.imvely hy im 4i-year olil Kyan.
W illing, an well as JohiiKlnu, en-
'!,.. ri I. ..., I.i linv In.. ol.icti I if
11124 yo nil- hut. priHh.c'il Iwo ' h" it-l.-l UKalttst
wi.rhlM oliti,nlon. tin unii.lini . '' tl" ""u,' tl' H' oroit
.'oni-,1 tvfloctlhtl of no lllllo "ur,", "'" nilinf.cn yoMtnility
rrcclll upon Iho slocKv HhniiKli-m oi , '1 "''"''I th. ltl Willi cuso l.y
Milk,. .WVhh. the Nil vn I Al-.t.lolt.yH i'!"r', ,of s l" Willi? Itol.l Iho
r.mclt, who I,. I,,. .1 lo ilovolop ' rmn-lwo lentil In Mil i lifht
..,. ..,I"N. "h'l " riirt iy In uny ihiiiitor.
niny il pint' Ol lllillHors, MIIIH.IIKll n. ,,. iinnm lor Iho lllsl lllnc.
Ihc lioyn ilhl K,,l it ilnzcli clout.,. jNi ilhor huil i-or holorfl koiio h
WtillcrB HI'i.s Ait'iln lyonil iholhlnl rami. I, ullhoiiKh
KoIoIimiI hy tho SouM n few tn,.y htno ho. u riiiiipotlKitH Inn
km, uko, .loh.-tliy WultoiH how numher f nmrmii iin nltico 11121.
his I Johnston has ho.-n western iimalour
Iokiii llliitos ul Uoorontlnn 1 ami .Mlniiooolu mulo chiiinplnn.
Willlm,- has ihico liolil Iho I'ailiic
i i.L n ,..i.ii , i... Mulch, of Ihc ImuhH. Hwiiinr lilui-
winner of tho Olympic ryW,.K "''H oiu nl John who:, ho look
croWn ami inlor Iho worhl' chum. , ". "'"" the hull while
Plonshlp In Ihli. .Ilvlslon. iiIIIiohkIi i."1 f"lc,'l ""vo Iho
I""1" "" ' i ieiicneil Hllllin-lie.
he hnn now oulurown II. Thi lot
ihI to cllmh the hoixhtH In Jarltlo
I'IpIiIk. fpuihetwclKht wlnunr In
(HfinpirH hut now wHtorwolKht
of IiIh recrni victory nvr-r Joe Dun
(leo at Detroit.
Olio Von I'urnl, the iKird-lilitlnn
NotwcKlun hi'iivywilnlit. wuh aluo
uu (My mi i le tltlehohlor In
AT KAN KltANCMHCU:
J'onlaml
Han KrnnrlHco
Jhillei'lei: Wallei-.s and
AT fAKI,ANI:
Ilollywooil
: Oakland
HiilloHcs: Wetzel and
lUiKMa nil. I 'r.onilninll.
The k four of rnclfir ront
f( othall rheum thin full In Iho heav
h t Hlate of IntorHpelUihal oomhat
ever urr;inK'1d for them. Houth-
e,n ralllnrnh. playH Nolrn ltumr Mll(. ((lh
nt rtilcafro and Curneule Terh lit r
I. oh An if eli1. Calirornla piny
li nimylvanla at I'hllndi'lphlii. 1".'
fif WiiHliltiKlon JnuriieyH lo t 'lil
flaKo to meet HintrK'N MlifoOiiM.
FtnitfartlsJin'IHentcirtilil ffu Army
t I'ulo Altn, f
In mldltlon Ori-Kon playn MiiwaIi 1 yt- i (M .v..p .,H
nlvei-Hlty at Portland lipfure H.',M'i.
in i' iitrioa, irri'Ktin rune kuvs io
letl'illt lull" In Xovelliher. . I
There will hp no t'atilt to find
lonit the Wk Hlopp If thr hatlv.'
uiih do uh well (his hoiimOi) iim Stan
ford, (iifftori 8tati and Sorhfrn
I'allfninla did lust your In threo of
tho (tt-inclpal KiiHt-Wt'st ehmi(,'e-inentM.
lioi thwi-Ht amateur title.
."ml M'diil I'layi rs
Moth havi proved K'iod nn-dal us
well a match plnyon. Jfdiuntoit
Imih Hcurett well i.t cci;al open
champloliHlilpn, leading the fit-Id at
Oak moll lit lor Hl Jhe In 1 i'-7.
Willing won ilie tireKon open last
year, Mihkliiff a -Ti-ioot putt on tho
lu.it. screen to heat .loniciy i-'arri-ii,
then ihc national open kioK. hy a
iitPkli'NH ; nnfii. Mtruke with a core i
The final malch today was sched
whh I ii o
piicouiK iiik inaieH to a win over
the IcftKUc (Jiil-endetM. iiarhee ol 1
Iho Indian an.: Hhuluierlch of tho AKr rl,r f
AtilM floio-od out homo ruuM, ,villiy 1W0 IjttHieS
it. ii. i:. i
S 1 Ti II '
2 S 2
Totulla;
; I.oh Anrelert MPored II fourth vie-
lory Hi In week over tho
-i'lKlll
ihr.mpion of tho world h a renult C" . ' . " nH ."v "''"'"""K' t""''
. o in uie uiiioi nm city. Ke.i ; t ), to H,1U., , h.;i
iwiim i ih nan a little if tiif-ii it-1 ......... t ..i . ..
Played Friday
Ni:i-KO.V, It. ('.. Sept. 7 (AIM
I'olleo in threo el t leu In 'ana da
today wore a wallinj,' the next
moves of three to-pnrato bodies or
I loulthohors, moiih of l-Yeednm Sect,
following demnn.siratinnH last niht
In thi city, in KaniMiick, Sasl.,
neat hero, memhorM of the sect
wero camped following an allemtit
to join their "hortliiM'H In Juli" lafd
nlt;hl and hnvo ihroaloneil another
march, prohahly in I iiiik their cloth-itik'.
At K'ani"aek, where another
child ren,
toward
Ih In city to Join their comrades,
police wen- eNpeethm' another at
tempt to parade through tho city.
At 1'elly, SaHk., where Hill popofr
was helil in Jail on a ehai'Ke of
publish hifr seditious II hid, police
havo received a throat that If tin
man Ih not rid eased, tho Sons of
I-'reedom would march to the city.
One Doukhohor woman received
a broken lei and smno of the nion
leader of the crowd wore treated
ronjfUly when li.'iO Jmukhooors
inarched into the city last iiIkIH
and wci'fl met by determined dii
zciim, relprorced by police and fire
men. The chant liitf Doukhobors
reached tho center of the clly
where a line or trucks ami auto
mobiles had been thrown acros.-t
the street. When lender declared
they would disrobe if they were
not permitted to no to jail, police
.and citizens rushed the invaders
and after an hoiir'H flhl succoedi d
in ejecting the Doukhobors from
tho -iiy limits.
The other hand, containing about
MO members, wore met and dis-
jicrsed at Kamsack, where the
j Doukhobors, tnoNtly women and
j children had marched from Vere
j in. Saslcs., en route to join I he
I Nelson on mp.
Condition Of
Employment In
Oregon Given
I'OliTI.AND. On-.. Sept. 7 Kol- ,
lowing is a report according to dis
tricts or localities of seasonal em
ployment conditions in Oregon:
I't-ril.Mid Tln-re is a surplus of
worker in all lines of work in thi.
vicinity and indications are thai
this surplus will exist t hrougliotit
the season.
Salem There is a slmrtaiie o,
hop and evergreen le-rry pickers
and of farm help. I 'ear, black
berries and ea rly hops are h"ng
harvested . l"hen is a demand for,
nu n to work on the road". '
foivalliw There is a surplus of.
common la bor in this loca lit y.
Mops are now behii; picked nnd in
djciitior.M are tlnre will be a sur
plus of hcl).
i'H lii'rjr drain ami bop har
vest is now on in full swim; and j
the prune harvest will start about
September 1 :.t li. A many Iran-
sients are passing through, we ex
fiect to have a surplus of workers '
throughout ; he season.
MrMinm ille Mops, apple,
pears and jieachen are nmv being
picked a ud prunes will be rca.lv.
soon. We have a surplus of help
on hand.
'Ihc Dalles We have a surplus i
of workers on hand in all lines,
('cache and other fruit are being I
picked.
llo:i( lEiver Then, is a large sur
plus of common la I km- on hand al
I he present time. I la rvest Ing of
winter apples will begin heiwcMi
September jr.th and October 1st.
Indications are that If the daily
siriasn of transJentsc nnlhiUes to
COIM" in We Will be able ti take
care o:' our crop with Iheir aid and
the local In lp.
liii (irnnth' The labor situation
In very well balanced here. Apple
picking can easily be laUen care ol
by the help on hand.
AOihtud There is ;i Hiirplus if
help in practically all lines. Tiler,
is some ooi-ning for Umber work
ers. Pear ure being harvested In
the Jtogue liivcr valley and indi
cation ate we will have plenty of
help.
.Med ford The second picking of
Hart let l and Mow ells 1 about
completed. I'lckinif of Hose and
An.ious will start the coming week.
It looks at t he present time as
though we will not have a surplus
of pickers as a great many have
drifted to the hop yards.
Vicentini Beaten
By Champion In
Chicago Baitle
I'.IIH'AOO. S..pt. 7 (AIM Two
Chilean. I. tils Vicentini and Stan
islaus I.oayZa. put up two very dif
ferent types of boxing exhibitions
lu lights that topped I'addy Har
mon' stadium card last night.
Hoth were willing, but Vicentini
had the misfortune to be matched
1th the world' champion light
weight and left jabber, Sain my
Mm ndell. 'onseniient ly he took a
decisive whipping.
Loaya fought Joey MediM. of
jiui'Aimiuvr stojuks
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Chicago, and It was ten vigorous
rounds to a well eariu-d draw. I.o
aya was no more eager than liH
countryman, hilt Med 111 was not
the competition .Ma ndell was.
Kighting at US-IJ pounds, the
champion was his old self.
After the first five rounds, the
fight was all Mandell. lie was
fust, accurate and willing. Often
Vtcentini grinned as his own
lunges and drives met nothing hut
atmosphere.
The fight was not n champion
ship a ffair. both men coming in
over the pound limit. .
The l.oayza.-Medill fight WHS U'!
rounds or toe-to-loe hanging, with
one as ready as, the other to trails
punches. 1 1 w a the most uotivoo-fiL-ht
on the card, which Included,
a ten rounder in which My Sulli
van. St. Paul welterweight, belted
victory for himself over the, rou
ged, but r.ot loo clever Spaniard,
All I in, t'lydo chasiuln. Halta
vv idler, and Jackie Hrady, Syrrt
chse. dn w in tho other ten round
match .
ma aft '
with '
nartii Cleaving.
n
In Bio- I eno-iies Circilit Judges To
in isig Leagues, Mp(lt nt Mpifnr
ii. n. i:.
.... 2 I I I
.. I X II
.Keverchll
l.os A.'ilfeli
K.'lltellis:
i'o., liorreiini:
horK.
I'lpKl'ilH,
I!, II. 10.
S Ii I
.l I I
Klscli ami
KolieltK ninl Kainl-
Wlto wuh the Kroi.loM Miuthpaw
of all llino?
I pul this iiuci'tlim roconlly lo
AT NAl'llAMKNTO:
MIk.'Ioiih
S'lleiametilo
liatlorlrs: Nelson ninl
Vliicl ami Harris.
II. II. 10.
... I! II il
.. ill' I
lloflman:
lf. li.-mpNoy Kihl ho planneil "ic
I'ontiio .Mack, w)io has htihilleil . hulhl uu uroiia to to-al fiiMi.iioii pi r.
lour ol the greatest In Huh,. Wa.l- - souk.
iloll, l-Millo lianll, llnlnil Mos.sl -
liiovo mill Itiiho Wnlherff. With-
mil l.ililiiK any posilvo siuml In '" ' 'Ih'iiv'jS llfnlHi
personal u .lel.aio, 1'i.imlo never-
III. less seems lo favor Winlilcll. 01'VieS Fl'l
Tho Uuho, when lie was rlirhl
was a wohiju-." sahl I'onhlo. 'u,
li:nl everything-. lie was I.1-;
1'la.ik. Will, 1,1, h:if,ll ..roJ.llr.' I"1 H''"IO"'l
was one of tho smartest pitchers
of thi.iu all. drove un.l Vfalheru
are illflerenl types, hoth fln pitch
ers anil hoth itiiprovlmt."
ench
League
Standings
ra,.ri, iia.si i.ixuo
W. I I'd.
Ilollynooil Ill ;l .I.H
Mission 4J a7 . H I II
l.os AiiKoles 4 1 ss ,t,M
I'orlluliil 4)1 L' N
Kan l''rtncls,-o :i!i :in .r.ur.
llalilrilul a a a? .171
K ici'iimeniu i':i 41; ,:i:i;i
-mlle Ill (.4
Mill, mil 1s-iiiic
W. I,. I'd.
f'hleiiKO , S7 4"J .i;?i
I'litshiirKh is r. r. .1.7;
New Ynik ill Cll .:.!
Mt. I.oills 1:4 .4;(m
ltrooklyn on ii9 .4ii!
I'hlln.lelphl.-, 1.7 78 .44'.'
t'llieltinall f.4 71 .4t-i
lli..,ton ta 77 ,3M
km r.iiii.w K iu.m irs
rnclfle Coast leimur
Al Sun J-'runclsco ?, 1'ortluiiiJ X.
Al l.t.8 .n,'h s s, Keattlo S.
At Suoruinent,) S, .Mlsslnu II,
At (iaklanil I. lollwnoi v.
Nillliu.HI .u
At I'lllshurKll i-S, llroolil)u -l.
No other K-itiH .
Ani'ii,-An l-Kito
No Kainoi, playeil.
Dempsey To Stage
Title Tilt in 1930
CMIt'AOO, Sept. 7. (Al1) .lark
.Mempaey hart mode definite orr
tunn lor promotion m i car of a
world chumpluuship light, and
the title he Itiipeit to put on the
block 1 thin nf Juoltie I'leidn. nH-ler-welht
kiiiK.
(lip Iloonry, piahnsrr nf l-'letdfl.
toduy wnn considering uu nfiVr
liom Demprtey of $f(rt.otoi for l'Md
to defend hi title lit CIiIcuko 'at xt
year at on a re mi noi it rreotnl ',
and agninfll ti opporifln to h nnm 1
cd by Ix mpsoy; not lii( r tlioft April j
PAItlS. Sept. 7 (AIM Anxiety
Is leli here regnrdlng tho health
Polncarc, epreident
of Kranee, who Uhdirvvent a ma
jor operation a month ago. Doc
tor Ktiminnm d t hU evening re
ported ii wpoi of congestion in the
lung linger and It I feared the
statesman i gradually becoming
weaker a ho ho hocn bed-rlddcu
several dayH. His condition & of
llchiliy described a statlontiry bul
u common dpi e w lit bo Issued lo
night after ph.vsiclun !ev him.
FIra Anittickii Prlnllnf
Tlie lltsl pl'iiUlm; presn In the
New MNirld vnn iuonglit to Mexico
about t.'.tHi. in HiSd ihere lit n roe.
uil of one being bromrht to l.tnm.
Peru, mid nllO lit t 'tttlibrlde hi
HVtll.
Hy The A"-nclalcil Pres
Main and open date limited ma
jor league activity yesterday to two
gaums in I'K.Nbui'gh. but even Mils
curtailment fa lied to prevent the
Cub from dra w lag closer to the
pennant. The Urn In t hemmdve
hud tun game Hushed permanent
ly from iheir schedule in St. I, mil
a the Hobins held t b,, Pilules to
an even break. This turn of events
h ft the cubs in m-ed of only eh v
c n victories in their renuilning
twenty-three games --- the same
number the Athletics reunirc.
With two games pei mn u nt ly re
moved from the card, the Cubs by
winning eleven more would finish
with IS victories and defeat.
A clean HWet p fium this point to
the finish Would give the Pirates
a final record ol 'J games won
and ft.'t lost, just a percentage
shade W him- Ih:. u a !' S-M Cub
record.
Huiieinh 1 rlincs sought his
eighteenth victory in the opener
at Pittsburgh hut received instead
his fifth defeat. Habe Herman hil
a homer with one on in the third
anil oi her liobiiw bunched blows
lor four more runs in the flub,
giving the flock jUHt enough lee
way to ease out alu ad by ii to r.
at the finish. Watson Clark won
his fourteenth victory, but had to
have the help of Johnny Morrison
in tho ninth, when, after several
earlier rallh s hud failed, the Pi
tales threatened to Me.
Jess Petty wa right In the sec
ond clash, and Mo, McWeeny and
Moore were tud. so the Huccaneeiri
had little trouble In winning by Ii
to 1. The Pirate collected twelve
hits.
(tame w ere scheduled only nt
Pittsburgh and SI. I.ouls In the
National league. The Indian-Ath
lelic encounter, ruined out nt Shibe
park, was t he only A met lean
league flxlurc on Hie card.
Meet at Med ford
SAI.IIM, re., Sept. 7 (AIM
Chief ,1 usi i-e Cosh n vv of the su
preme court, as eh n Iruian of i he
suite Judicial council, is calling up
on all circuit and supreme .indues
of the stale to meet with the Judi
cial council fu Mcdl'ord Kriduy.
Sepl. i!7. The meeting vv 111 b(, held
In connection with the convention
of (ho State Hnr association, which
will meet September -7 and :'s.
A h uer being sent to the judges
rc(uests them to make any com
plaint (hey may have concerning
the practice and procedure of tip
supreme court, the form or sub
st since of it opinions and any
other suggestion relative to hs
work.
The Better Understanding
Women Iin vn iho midet-siaiulina '
of tho hi'iirl wh'rh hi-iier tluin
Unit of thp licad.- l.'om rs.
Willi nmili-ru folk wo nrike a
hit
We're very pleased to men
tion it.
Modi, n people with modern
ideas and modern furnishing
like to bin
modern mover.
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at noon, on
Tuesday, Sept 10th
Th Follow inj;- Described Propcity, To-wit:
15 Head of Cattle
2 llolstein cows, 5 and 8 years old; 2 Ilolstein heifers,
2 years old; 2 roan cows, ft and 8 years old ; Jersey cow,
!i years old; brindle cow, 7 years old; 2 (.iiicrm.ey heif
ers, 1 and 2 years old; Ilolstein heifer, 1 year old; red
heifer, 1 year old; 2 calves; Guernsey bull, 2 years old.
360 Head of Sheep
210 fine wool ewes, 1 to (i years old; lie head medium
coarse ewes, I, 2 anil !l years old; l.'i Ilampshiie ewes,
2 to -I years old; 17 Oracle Lincoln ewes.
6 Head (Jood Work Horses
Farm Machinery
2 low wheel hay wajfons and rack.--: 2 mowing machines;
hay rake; four section narrow; 2 sets work harness;
2 lieiitinv; stoves; power washing machine; No. !
pump, will 1 U ft. l'i inch pipe, and minieious other
articles.
TF.K.MS: Slims of $20 and under, cash. Over .S2H six
mt uths time on bankable note drawine- S per cent in
terest I nun sale date. Tw o per cent discount for cash
on sine date on sums over $20.
T. 1?. .JOHNSON, Auctioneer F.UNT.ST DKLONU. Clerk
T. I'.. JOHNSON,
Auctioneer
KKNFST JH'.I.ONli.
Clerk
Lyons & Bean
"iy INTHHWBST
At The
Head of the Class
tore No. 1 3
T-a Crande. Oro.
Child's
Wind Breakers
$1.98
Of closely woven wind
proof Suedeine, leather
ette trim collar, cuff and
pocket, elastic bottom.
Ages 4 to 8
W&BtSBMSSfmtl
If You Are Afraid
To Look at the Fall
Suits so Early
Listen:
lianish the dozens of bofrios
that are buzzing in your ears.
The same ciiaps were whisper
ing when American Tel. and
Tel. was
You've got the time lo see the
suits the money to buy them
the weather in which to
wear them and you must lie
most vain if you don't admit
there is room for style im
provement. More men are looking early
and looking belter.
e
Leads All Other Foods
in Promoting
HEALTH
for
School Boys and Girls
At All Dealers or
on Regular Routes
Blue Mountain
Creamery
TEXT BOOKS
For
THE GRADES & HIGH SCHOOL
.ire now in slock for the coming school year
Loose Leaf Notebook Covers, L. II. S.
mc nog-ram 25, 50c , $1.00
Good quality Theme Paper, per ream $1.00
Fountain Tens 19c, $1.00, $1.25 to $10.00
Automatic Pencils 10c, 25c, 60c, to $3.50
Rulers, made of hard wood and with brass edge 5 & 10c
Gummed Eyelets (box of 100) 10c
Prang- Water Colors No. 8 50c
Prang Crayonex No. 3 10c No. 4 20c
Ccm parses 15c, 25c, 50c
Store Will Be Open Till 9 P. M. O'Clock
Monday & Tuesday
La Grande Book & Stationery
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