La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 19, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE Thursday, September 11), 1928 SCARFS We have just received a lm'fie assortment of scarfs. All colors to match the cos tume. Pleated, printed and plain silks, Reasonably priced. $1.50 to $2.50 Dependable Values. S Dependable Quality. FIVE LOCAL MEN CUBS NOT EXCITED ON O.S.C. SQUAD AT LEAGUE TITLE Sherwood, Kerr, Larsen, Chicago Cox and Gilmore I urn Out at State College. Today -Facing in a moment of extreme pique hurled the Polish pachyderm bod ily through the rones lishi toward Mr. Hughe' Kent. The former premier, who Ih Hmn.ll but ntfilc, diHnppenrnd eoni-r pietely from view. Hpectatorw riiHhed to the reHciip fearlnw I he lluttened figure of one nf AtiKtrn- Uusiness of Gojne: iJ,,','H m0Ht fi,ninu "' rni u ti r w',,,I,i ,,f! f"d under a iiiuhk of iniOUgn 11 UameS 'l'oHi.h beef and hone, Kans and loffleiniH lifted all Stllinuind'H : 1 s OHKtriOV KTATK rOU.I'f J K, ('oi-valliM, I!t- With the open ing bailie whh Willa unMie here Saturday )i fternoon, Oregon Slate foniball playiTH are putllni? up a great wifip for the different pol tlonH In i he hlartfutf liwilrt. Only it few day il praeth-n ha gone by but neVerl helesH the nun are K' tt ( n k" into wonderful emidi'lon. Out of the Ml men who reported In Coach HehlxKh r ycKt'M'day for poundH to be relievcfl and oine what mirprlxed to find no Hilly II ugh e underneath, not rvn a Krenne pot. In- tin. nil. ...hit.,, ..( ih- rvnnn..ni "-i ' "K neeineci Beriuns inr HMKIJ nil IMI- lllirIIIITin III I If, fUH'ACIO, Mept. Ifl (AH) The' l!H!!i ehnmpion of the .Vniiona) league. I'hlrago'H Ctihri, their eol- leeiive blood preKKiire undlMtiirhed through the motions nf II hall Kann h, he rirr eiitfatrinir the At h letlrM In the battle for world till1' acclaim. All hough no rha ii.nionhhlp ha eoni. to Chicago shirt I !H !l, unit Boston Braves Crown Cubs When They Defeated Corsairs Yesterday the neond day of prarllce. .only none to the CiiIih mn'M IMS. alnioMt iimpatiJed aetual ; My W I Ilium ,1. riilpmait (ANKOiriaieil I'rofH Spoi tf Writer) , l(y (lel'eallnK the Jtohins at Wrig Jey field la jd Sunday, t he "uln reached a point, where one more victory would give litem the Na tional lea k Ut pennant beyond (he pint mathematical doubt. The i-n-ergot kt lirii IfiK are Klill snooping her and there In nwirch of the victory, but I hey w Vert heli-SH have ie cufiic etuiuipions, alniOKt without knowing it. ' The compel was clamped upon the brew of Joseph , Mel'art hy JiiHt before gaine e In Chicago yeMlerilay when the Mraves loaned th(. 1'iniltn by lo A at KorbeH fh Id In the find half of a double header. The new champion of the elder main circuit weiv allowed lo enter their name against the (limit u l iiolit I he knowledge I hat t he lhave hud ended the Hlrugglr for them. Otherwise liny might have done better against I hi' (JlunlH. who opened I lie n rles wllh a ? lo a lllilliiph behind Carl Hiihhell'H line pilehln-. Iloiusby Stjirt; ln wtniiir.,r thud tho Culis'i weft h P'-unnnt long had been taken for fiapled at t'lticiifM Cans took It I he m ok! IntereHthiH' develop inent one Ih what might be called under lh- weather. Hill MeKollp, Irdlfr i irian end, was milTerlng from a ; liiflil cold a ml wan not a Mowed i to work mi i u itli thf rcH of I he ' .squad. ! It iiKsel 1 St riff. I wo-v a r let ter ' man end who baa been HI all hiiiii : iner, i.t back on the campilH but Ik ' not in conilll ion I n report for j IralulfiK. It Ih slllt duilblfiil if Ik will plii' at all thi Hc.'iHon. 1 nloii i'otmty Afi'n Kcport Other b tleriuen who reported I for practice are Halph Huerkc. ; IJnnton; .fhlef Thomnson. Sfhtz; Hikc .MoniKomcry. Klamath KaHn: Hob Cedden, I 'curia, ill.; Itee.se fi if dim ri Hi.nriiul.lr. W..t.i U'i.,I.. I I !l:i ulu . I i (Y.ti l lm ,.l Ifl..L. , .... .. . , ,, , , i01inff OM AnKelex; Carl Cllniore 'lony l.azerl ndded a circuit blpW i Illf,. 11,,,.,-v u...,, u,u and three asfiM. lie fell nhort of the major leaiftie mark of nineteen (dianei H accepted by a shorlNlop. , Indians Twice UniblHil I' rider the poimdint; of Yitrikce boiue run bals. llie Indians JuM ' escaped from New .York wllh their j liven yextcrday, alt vfs(ois o.fj.ei und iitoiu y vanllii it' 'fr'oin ihelf j minds. Led appropriately enough ' by the home run twin. Jtujh ;f(id iehrlK. who ot two li piece, tie Yanks bombarded the IbdlaiiH OJil mnmeut until It was discovered thai Mr. Hughes; wllh Hpced nwif't- , er than u flying wrestler had tak en reluct under hia Kent. I'Yom his crouching position be emerged Kafely ax woon a.s the Holi-li men ace had been hoisted into the riny a tain. The bout continued. IV.sek Uu,l Vll.- wn i. ... ..f . l. ..: '"V"',U:" hyiUri, morcllm. ri.on tl. noli. n ' interfered. 'Victory wan awarded the Nebraska n and .Mr. I lushes reached home wifely. - MSKt lC for kooiI measure, ahd lhe;Seweli; bitdhers ei foi nied lor Cleveland, j Until ran hfK total to fariy-hls, bv far the ihes In cither circuit, and Cehiiw mounted to thirty-four, j m hiiiiI ben in Ihe American h-ajfiie, j The Hrowus batted Hob drove 1 from the hov to win the opener j from the Athlr-dcK by l to 2, but I (ieoiKe Karnshaw pitched a Hteudy Kiune In the nightcap lo triumph by 4 lo , bis twenty.Hoc.oml victory. No other nitcher in the lea Kile can boast o many. i:rn- shaw allowed only one earned run', jIMMM.r iwu iiiarneiK in llie ellllh lMlln scored on t tun rare .spectacle, a parsed ball by Mickey Cochrane. I Pose iwo tied it up. but the A'k i Oil Urn . 'Jor Sherwood n( WriKley field yesterday was pulled out the decision for Karn- 1'oj'c I'm HornKbv's fent In scorlni; all three of the Hruln runs and ho . liftlnK his lotal to I -Hi, two beyond I he moilern National tensile rec- ord wit by Klkl Cuyler In I'lits blllKh In 1 t'LTi, Ailer Kleiner and Hweelonie had dropped the penuani-decldliiK llrsl kiiiiii' lo llie Hraves at I'iits buruli, the I 'Ira ten came back be. hind Henry Me'nn lo lake the niKhlf'aii by U lo .Hill Krey, Nanhvllle reerilil, wu'e C'e I'hiiifeK i:t tiiiK in Iiih cinciii. nail debut, hut una his uiue by !i to H. The coideHt wan notable for the fleldlnir performance of Horace l'ord, cincinnaii Hhorfstop, who em in wllh eleven pIlt-oillH .shaw uilh a slnje run In (he iioiue half, Washington Moves I p Washington dislodged Jietroft from fifth l-laee by a margin of one and one-half a men t hroilKh ft double victory over the Henualn by Hcore.s of -j u, t) un 1 lo 0. Hou sed, the, $;o,lim wiiuihpaw reeruii, i-aid to have heon purchiiNed by ale ra.eof sonieihi.iK like tu.mu . l-Z1' V"""!'" "I" "V"" showed himself every Inch u pitch- . , . . . . , . """'.V . mi mini, nit III J 'Oil ia I l loyd Owen, Seaside: Carl Mitten., i'asadena, ( 'a ,; Henry Hughes. 1 Honolulu; Cieil Sherwood, l.n I C ramie; Johnnv Ivssmaii. Corval lis: lielhert Scott, Ontario; How ard Kerr, formerly of l.a (Iraude. and Chiiclt Stout, of I'rtland. j Others on the miuad are Hryce J Nosier, lllllsboro; Haul tills, Olym-' pia. Wasli.; ff rl White, Clatska life; j Jack Cox, Cninn; j;lrj4 imi'Vane, Cub: D'n Oalbralth, ; ( arlion Wood. Madera. ! ''!.: Lionel Cross, I'llneville: Muck! Itainier: Hern Temnle. , Halem! Milt Mil.eod. Oakland.! 'iil.; chuck Troyer, San Kranci-; co; Maury 1'nnsurt and Sniwy : (-uniifson, Oakland, Cal.: I 'an I i (lOidon, Cot t aire ("rove; Alex Mc- i Ollvray, l'alo Alio, al.: TIkc l.ar- on, formerly of La Orande; Hill! HylliKlon. ' 'orvallls; John Ib liRer ami Homer Lyons, Salem. iriiKh Sianfb ld. Weser. Idaho: ' leorwe I'eierKun. Coi v.illls; Karl Hlsliop, San KraneiMco: 'e(, M f h-r j A Ibany; Kloyd Hoot, Wasi-o; and I'M KllKleMad. Cecil Ackcy, John Natfel, .Miller Nichnlson, l-Yank ! no cM'lieiuf nl a triumph of the t William WiiKby Jr.. and uifineuv ered to the tflle by Joseph V. .Mis Carihy. VIrliially "In for two weeks, the Cubs had only to wilt-- for the law of averages to o to work for them, and finally mlssed4 the thrill of making the deciding gesture t hemselves when Host on administered the coup do ruee ,Q i'iralc ho pen in the first ame itli yeylerday's doiiblelteafler. Only a half-hearted cher wreet-' ed the news, when the HoKton vie-'f lory over i'ittN.bM.rtfh was posted at i WriKb y field where iihoiH ''7.r,an J Hollywood fans sat shivering as the.NtiW York'' San I'Yanclseo MiKsion to :i. " . . i I. oh Angeles .. Mci'nrl'iy. Wriirl'y and I'resI- l'ortland lent William L. Veeel; r re smIH ! Oak la ml I League Standings liy The AsstH lmed n W it wa his first a ma inr Ieuue liter four years ilifcly happy. For McCarihy ehaiupioiiship as manaiter, earncil Of effort. I'or WriKley the title wuh his first as the owner of a major league club, but bis . imagination did not Mop work. "I started out to wl a team that would win a pennant." he- said. "Well, the effort has been success ful. Hut I am KoiiiK lo have a pennant every year, if i can -and alter thai I want an elastic, bull ; i'hiludelphla park where everyone can net In for ; New York .. a world series." . j Cleveland ... SI. Louis .... Washington t OetrolL Chicago ...Ml ...Mi ...41 ...4 7 ...4ti ...4 I ei In his major leairue debut, even in defeat. "" 'hlcaKo and Hoslou, In (he 'Sfjlr? Potlf lnil American IcaKUe. an.t Hrooklvn ,kJ',l1 B VUIIIIIIUC ii ml SI. Louis, In (he National, had I 110 itauieH pcherlllled. . Spom oimm i I'niiriili'iH'i- Kiilni'il hy lliflr nhnw Imk nliouM lii'in ih. inilliuiH lo in.'ilift , a mm mini. In. I linn, - ,Cantonwine Heats French Champion In Leadership; Ducks Blanked man; Msch and Hnrrcanl. At San l-Yanrlseo: n. ir. i:. M ission.-l & 12 II San l-'rahciveo 10 12 0 Hat lei (oh: Heather. MeQuaid, HrluK. Ncvers ami Krenzel, Hald win: Jacobs anil O'Coniiell, Me isaacs. At Los Anueles: I IoIIvwooiI-Loh A ni-..li.u ..nui. ,,f"1 ; poiit d; w et uroiinds. and ! ' ; ' WAR PREMIER DODGES POLE PESEK HURLS Siici'nnionto Hciiiilc : ; NiiIIiiiiiiI l.riijitii W. f'hlratfo ;i :t I'ltmlmrKh si Sew. Yuri, 7(i Si. I.nuls i;.p HronlilyH (;,-, l'hil:..l.ll.hln lij flnclnnutl Ill HoKion r.:t AMIt'l'feiill Iiium W. 117 S2 H 7il. i;.ri . r.4 lidh-lnn I.. :ci . :ir. l.vt. .r.s:i I .r.nis ' ,:r.l ivt. .! Screen-Grid .r.u i .r.no .401 .44:! 1 .4:1 'i .3 70 .I1SS I '-"I .52 1 ! .4i;n 1 .4fiS .:is ; .371 ' N0tQ: If vou dorit buy a Scr2Q7-Or( tVDQ radio vou ara not qottina thQ latest and roatGst dovQlopomont in raaio. Ask anycompGtQnt aumont U N EQUALED for fidelity, purity and depth- the highest treble to the lowest bass. Hear it and be convinced Hy 'I AsMirlnli'il Pi KYIiNKY. Auslrnllii, Sept. ID (Al1) Mitliilnir Hilly" lluirliPM. A iisIdi ll:t'H ruinous woi-ld win- prr inliT iiixl ht-ru of linininilioreil iv.. V I :sti : 1 1 1 A v s K i :s i i i s '!ll l.'ilUIIC At 1'ortlnntl It. SiK-ratnonto H. Al Sun l-'runclsro III. .MIhhIoiih Ti. i Al Smith. 2. Iliililiiml II. I Only Kiiini'M pliiyril. .Aiiii'rlrtin I'iikim1 I At 1 'Ii I In il-in 2-4, SI. I.nni.i c-:t. At Now Yorll 11-12. Cli-vi'lnml 7-2. Al W'nslilnKLon 2-1, lit-iroit l)-fi. Only Ki'ini-s. Naiionat 1.niuiii Al PlttHlillri.'ll 4-5. Hoslou .',-2. At f'hli-iiKo :i. Now York 7. ; Al rinolmmll :i, I 1 In I o I 1st &. ; Only KiunoM. I'KICri.ANII, I),,.., Hi i. i (ai) Ilmmnl Ciinliiliwliii'. o-w il lii-iivynoliihl wii'slli!!', won 1 1 . llKhl III IU,r K.I (SlIUllKllT) I.1MV- l. rorin.r lniuyw I'lKhl i'liiiinilon of tin- Koilil, on ih,. 1,,, it lion, iii.m rilllrn.loy K, uli,.,, I,,. i,.,.,n,., Anilri Allure, Kn in h -,:i m pldti. In " I'oiikIi M.--ri II iniilrh , I'l-o him nllihl. Ailoro uiih iiiinlili. to ,.n,.. ll.'llli li(, T Ii.Iiik put r,iiip,.,.. ml hy Hi,. Iii,,,i r I'liniiiuwini-H licit, in hiu ,.,I.U , . .. . kiiiiii- mi ii ' ' n "on " 1)1- .-r ;,.L , 'l'llV'IU.b'ir'lu..4w4lM. BWiifJ-"1'""' to'iuSl1 KOlni-ri 11,-vv ills Pious lnsl yi,;u- i, . I t-i ll- cinsl i "OOHoll lm- IIK-Illly 1 1 r I . J Ulill-I; jlllllf-loiiuui- i, ti iin iii i-iiiiipiiKi, loiliiy j ' snipliiK uusruUii'il ironi irl Hllliln huh' a KUlno of tho n-vln-' Poi'hyiloniiH ut till- flrel Ii iikiii' li-iiiliii-Nhlp. now hi'lil hy h I w'',f,llni-' ' ' Hi,.- vpHtuii siiiIi-k. Wullywooil Sunn. ,'VI. fl( ..... "ii v, r utt.-nili-il. iioini .loiin l-i'srli Alan J.Gould The Ciiinpolo-Mcott and Shai -hey- j I-oiiKhraii eaKiiireiuentM this month Mriould uro a Ioiik way toward help- Imr lo clear Hie heitvyweb'hl air, nun tins hfcn dlstlnclly Ingy for ! no nathin-wlde anxiety ns whether or nut n houvywelKbl chaiiidon U nftietally crowned be lon; ihe Ilet full eilip.se of (lie luoon. It the dutth down the Niretch iiitaiit auylhiiiK. Canipolo and LouKhra'i nhotild have a Kood cham-H to (nine tluouh a a the winueiff. mx ban Pci-n uallnr ln headuay lajddly for the blK drive tills yum- and each has youth In his tutor, uilh Cuiupolo ap parently parking the pnuidi nd l.oiiKhraii pos.-w-tnK the mosl ar Hilic Pit jab in the buslnew. 'I'he Miff lOhKlidinian, HcoM. was tai.ped none loo wMly 0:1 Ihe chill aboul two yearn iiKo by Knute llini Mn when he camo ovi-r here for Hie fiist time. Cuiupolo was put In :l horlootal posliion by Monte ""d 11 nn fu Hitenos Aires mit ntm aiferwanl but the Argentine has 1. inalnid cineal ever d:in-, IIUc wid iniiuesnliitf the rrlilcH by the nay he won tioni Arthur II1K11I1 .'IN. I T..IH Il.eiity. Sharkey )ii,h ma.le Hill nn headway since he huh knocked out by Jack llelllpNey n il'7. The H.iS- lon Hallor luiN loiicht litfretnientl and wllh no particular iiuik iuce Hon. Lmif'hian, nn the other hand, hits kepi bis competitive ed;e. I :ibiiuipi ml by any concern ai.out making ei;hl. Tmnmy has Ihe speed mid boypijf ability li. tllve any body a busy 1 veninr In the 1 lm;. ne mm to in. cur. rleil In. n. (he riii. The lme lor Ihe ouo ami oulv fall was f mln- Mien :2 seconds. A. lore WelKhed -"1-li pounds to Caulohw ims - 1 !' . Hay Lynns took one fall from Sailor I'ete In the ;iii-mlniu,. pre llmln.11. ma ten has NEW NAMES TO CONFUSE 'EM -iimi:o. s..,,,. ,9 , A ., ..,.;. i..-.l. i I.;,,, ii. .Mlli,-, ,vi,l,.,. ,, '-Ii''ll" l;s wIiiin,. ,iiiin,.H ll,--,., in, 1, inn,. ,ii,.,s ,, Kir,.,, r.ull() ;iiin..ii,,r,-i.-. Ion.. K,i, ,i n. ,lllt I'll ll.-i.H l-lil.v i iili-l; . ,,, I'I'Iiii'i. thrill. Ohio (-,. ..ri,.,., ,.S,.1S,.. "'"" J'o lyl. K.,;-.,,.,., Wlr. i:u.i 011,1 i:,,. .,,.,, ,u.,,, noMi'h.N iih MmhuI.i.s,.,, Am1. 01,11 itn.i Hum,, IS, ,,, SHI S I (I, ,.;,H hull I'onvi-isolli.n in-., oml U, t-il.,iii- h h ,-, , "hell .lniii,-s,ilii ,,. I" Ii. Ill K, In nn,) I !,., Hlluols Plus Nl,s-., U, I ,,,, y. HOsl.lls l slnil, ,, ,., Vln. vh l. 01' I'iii-.Iii,.. I,,,,.,rl . "' '' J"" TlovknnsU i-lKlll ,-oiisi I, OKU" I'lllIlN llliillitiilu, , j Ihi'lr ,-lo.si- iri'iiuiiliiK Iii llii- Mn., I 1 lap o! ihu I -.12:1 si-iison, I Till- Ki-.-iIn lull!,-, I lulu sii-onil I pllifi- J .l .-l-.lny hy ,,.,t (,. ' Mlvslnn Itiils. 1,1 Hi.,.,-,.,,!!,,,, ,,,,,.1; j Hll- llli. Si r, HI, I Hull- thin vu-,-1,. '-h,. , Mior,. w,is 111 to :,. I ... 1 1 , 1, ..-,, nn,.. KllIK II iloZi-n l-luuls i-iiiIi. "I(,-" . Hi'ilth.r w.is 1 hi- , lh(, Slllls' IVIiltli iinly I,, . K,,n,,. I,, : (he r,,iirih InniiiK lie w.is ,l iv. ii , (o envoi- iiii.l,.,- a h.-ii-nm,. ,,, ,K,, : hltH. Ilollyuniul's 1,'iiiloi'shlp mi.iii.iiii-.: ; reiiuilu.-il ut r,li uiuurs wmi :i; lost ihu. in iiosipuneiiienl ul yes li nluy s hum,. , ,, Aiiue-h-H Aimi-ls heenusn ol' a f.ilny ,i:iy In llie Souih, i-h elly. "ill l-.',lv,i-,ls. .s,,lllhl;i pileher ' bliu Mis s,,l,l In lliililii,i, ,u- si, in,, le.'ison nr olhil-, proy, ,1 ut Sen n le (h.-, It w us not l.n- in, -k ,, uhlllty. Hllf .Hill ullone.l Seullle rive lills ; lor ,-IkIiI selel. ss lnnlnKs. iiu,l , tlunlly wouiiil up w ill, j, l(l x toiy. j A KlIIKle 1,11,1 IliMint; rilllsei) ,' "-(link" Y.'l,',-s to luse ills K.iiiu lor I'nrll.-inil un,l Sueriiiuenlo won ; S to II. Tile ilel.iiele i-iiiu,- In ,,. ' llftli, h, n Wullers w.is t . 1 1 . -. 1 for thr. o mil, -lies. It,,i;,.-s homer lor Ihe Sues help,-, I ,i put ,i- uln Ill-loss. Hull, ,.,,,,is hel.l ,l llu- lills lileh. Until t'hlim tiiul llusslii nro lUrlitlnif n ilerensive win'.' ho nohnily j eon ho hlnmeil, n Tier u ll'. ' ' 1 OUR RADIO SERVICE DEPARTMENT Every radio is carefully checked and regulated to the highest point of perfection before it is placed in your home by one of the most competent radio experts in Eastern Oregon. The services of our Radio Department are always at your disposal. Don't worry over radio problems-bring them to us, our radio expert will solve them for you. CARR FURNITURE CO., inc. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers. a II (he v.iv i rum ;r urn sun. und Jusky Joe Zilt m urn), of even more remote o- land, wer,. billed as the main at-' miction oi w hat developed imo souieihfiiK' of a roiiK-hhou.se nn tlm Ann rlran ro( more and more play ful wild his opponent and he ui losslue; him a bout thf rlnr. Kx-premier llmrhes was attend Intf merely as an innocent specta tor, drawn to Hie seeno by H Lh In. tcresi In for.lifii affairs and inter national relation, but he been trie Ihe locus of nil eyes when f'eseli on th DKI'AltTJIKXT .S"K)IU;S 10? INTHIWIIT aiiMiii-r olln-t. to easy ImmI Lubratnvitch ue not hi had ciits I'lUMa- Yiierday'H ci At I'onl.ind: ii h niriie n suit-: Saciameiilo 1'oriland Mallei b s: .Ioiicn ValteiH and Tmiihu. Al Seaiib: u. il i:. Mil Hariis; 1'' and Michlu: faklantl Sealll,. . Ilatl rl Ldwards and Vtdk- -anre N'o. 1 3 Ij Grand. Ore. OILCLOTH 2,3c yd. See the variety of pat terns in our windows this WOl'k. Outline IK-in. certain tei'ii iU;ility. Assorted plain shades. Assorted colored patterns. f V4 f loot; mjt's ' N .' s - . I f.Vi. V l -! i " t ' m Time rt-oiMl 1 1 ... I .i Il llllH heeil leu yi iii-s sine,- the western liuir or lie- Aui.-i I, un I, ITlle hiiH eilt Hie uurl.rs sel l, s nu l iii. Tley, hiii.l. , ,y -I'll., Sp. uk. er. wi lh. In-, I'lilry liutu the oilier S,le of Ih,- All- Bio OleS ,i "it'll" III llie Until I, ,,!'!, .iii.l II will ho u,- to k,,p th,. l ogins hi tnliol when Ihe Pentium pi,,v is lire ,lnie, inn u,.y spilll f. Hill Kynns uiul Hub. r l'e, ,n puujrh h.'ive ilulie n fine joh 01 ,. -eon.slrileilon vot k wllh llo- ( I. -,-. Iiiml eluh this yeur. The linli.ins pIlllMl lll (U, (IT lip- OIllstuiollliB roukles of the yem- In ( lul I i. I.l. i s Knrl Averlll n:i, I'll, 'lo r Wes l',n- fell, llie Nuith (':iinlliiii slur hint heell poison lo the AthleMes Tile reholll lull, 1,1 v i 1 1 Hie let, ,-, nn I.I-H- I'onseeii inulilni; u in,, eouie-liiieU lit Hrsl lui-ie. Iloil.ipp hnwel mill liny riiu-ilnet- Nlurriuif ,-i i-ouiol . loos, n llie Keystone, tiu lll-,l Sew.il Khll'le,! lo 1 1, lid h.'is,.. hs he, l 1 'evil. k iii i.i,. i. i:i,iN uv SAN I'HAM'ISi-ii x , . ,,, Ken-hell. -,ii'i ' , ;,U I'lillielseo MX lUSI I. II I ,1,111, s , , ,, M 'ilo.l ,,, '' l.noeh.luwH h, in,, "0 lo uhleli tin,,. Inn,, "'oi IK1-. Ih, :hl- W hlel. lounlit nielli. lo I, I- KKLIKF FI10M CPRSE OF CONSTIPATIOI A llultle -,,.,., ph).,,. suys: oiislip,in Is lespnosll.l,- i, misery t, ny ,,., ,-il us,-. Hut Inline, liul,. i.ll.r I,... i no loon.i. a lul, let e.i,., n, :es. oei-ins I, us ler- llihlel ul 1 1 ur II Or. iliseovere.l. 'nils ler flout II,. si-m. tl'OI IllIU H I,,,,, ,,y ,,..,au -Uleil the ,-nloii. Tim nulei (he .liy i,, oil uUN ,.,..i euu,..s ,i K.-nl l.. tli.ooiiKli, llutlliul IIKllilllllll will..,, I i .. .. I.I.. t..t. l. i . ., ...i.in.lH it. 1 1,1 o "'" , -, , , , ,,, i, ,,,i ,i ,. ,.v,., iiii-r,.,,.,,,,,. , llm, mini. Hll, Kk Inis en,,., .,., ,,, ,(,., , ,., ;,, " iCIicv ,. Ilemll o rile , ,, HlllOO nild.setison Clevelu:w llMiNeM ,l,,y lirlithl (lei ,r " '. plnyed on cniiKkiipntly ooil bull o lo,i,,y in nenr.-M Hexmi niue uuy club In Hie leaguo uiul the j 81 ore, (linn iJnurs li,c --AUv HOY'S JERSEY SUITS Arc 2 to 8 $1.49 to $2.98 JERSEY DRESSES Ape 2 to 1(1 $1.98 to $9.90 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP in a cigarette it's Taste "HlT THE NAIL on the head "...cut out the frills, give smokers the one thing they want and sales will take care of themselves. At least, that's the Chesterfield platform. The one thing smokers want is good taste and that's the one thing we're interested in giving them "TASTE above everything " MILD . . . and yet THEY SATISFY 1 chesterfield iiiw FINE TURKISH and DOMESTIC totuccos, not only BLENDED but CROSS.BLENRFfi I.ier.iTt S Myiii Tone re Co .