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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Saturday, September 28, 1929 HILLS DEPT. STORE A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Owned jlan J.Gould The Xotnt lmtiiti "ijt in." as it in applied to roolhall. Is pretiy ndl known In the Fotith, fast und mid- : lilt wwd, where lis main roost ar located, hut ilon't thitik tor u moin 4 ent that the llowUr. In KnPral 'or Knuti Jtoekno in particular arc any .untrwr lo eitlUornlu and : . I... ....I.tr, h' Vulrii I LUiw'u "h'ntir flortu-ini-ll" ' Sporf iSJaots galloped all over Iht- Pasadena ; Kl'tiKNK. Ore., Sept. -X (API Hose Howl and Htunlorii a few. Thn 1 niveiity of Oregon will op-n ;,.rs. Bfiir of the effort of j I0. foi.tl.all seacon lo-ie ti .lay t.Hii,' Never. Other tenuis from j .;ifnst Purlfie university of I'or ; i liend have taken a, whirl ut Oinvt-. Much int. rest haa h, . n to- far Western talent tr.il theitdiown in induy'a runti-.it sin. .- it ' muhi exponent In ''all- will he tin- only am,. play, d hy 1 .nut in "Slip"' .MaitiKiit), who ha tin1 Wehrout i0.ad ht for-- meeting a hahit of tuitiii nut Hretit tenuis' (he powerful StMiiftud eleven at i;t St. Mar's, opposite Han Kivn-) Puln Alto nt wttk. When t'aHforniii h;m n. atud-nt 'hotly or i-oinc Xti.iHiu and Stanford around li.otni. St. Mary" i Mi rolls around Too hut itullt! u fvw or the -'young ni.n thero are like th un-; O. S. I. TACKS (;ai:s ihr-HiEil ratidlilatt1 nliti oncp it-1 i 'i Kt V A t.l.lK, tr., S.pt. '.. (Al 1 ported lo Itorknc at Soirth Hi-mU ' Two r.-vampO lines hnck.i h where the follow In; IlalOKiie rn- ; vt-ti-ran hackfiehls v. ill oppt.- em li ; s:iP'l: ' other her.- luuay w h n M e.m "What rtri you out for?" okel Stut,. plan lis P. ,-nn.i mm- tjn:Vr "loek." flirt Kit mi t.f th.- taon with thr "Otinnl," replied Ihft newcomer. California Aitctes a it oppom lit. I"1V t"l Iotlltoll ?" "Yen mill I'm n Utile tough, too." 1. Mary turhett out ont of the Kreutent center. t hi- coast hM pvrr "iv'i'I vim it lift In lil.t f.. ,., tit hi ljirry Itettenrourt. who . .s tiriii nonit Ihlitk llki. a Uoen MMiiehilow ns In tint neanon. n ttire 1 stunt. cKperinlly Ahn It Is con-,-lered that a center tnny hf so disconcerted hy hnhilllhit thu hull tnat he ruiiH horkwnrd. Iit ytir unolher Oallnpinir thiel, Ike rn Man, coimltlered the hen end on the ctmil slife "llrlck" M illt-r, Aa. i .AllAtntrlrun selection. ' l.jut year It l'nn WurnerV U' rormntion 1ht kpt thi foot- i - il iiuiKinm-inaKertl luinv. 'I'tilti 'ytar Ma.liKan hnn developed n 1 ,i;.uliiicuth.ii of the "Notre lnrne! .... i .i... . .ti'u me iii'n,i win nae HUntlier! ptlMle t( mvi OH Oohir- may hnvt bren rlrht ; w:en he insisted that fonthnll tm.',p' fn " hiutton St tie rolle- h. comln? too rompiicati d for uvrnitfit tindeh-cifliliintn id.vee tn Kaiti worklnff Knowledirt nf heforft "l"'1' N '- Mol!inrtter. ..u TtAMmc college. ,n,r r" ich. woiv a lon f-. e. pr. - . ; "iiru mnv.'ti rroin iMuMe IfUmiti to ('nllfornta In Unit to hi m the unlit ry that Hohhy Jnm-ft lofto hU amstrur polf chum Piunslup tn ihe itntt nunid of pia) at IVhhle It. itch. All nf xvKl.-iS n.-.w l ave reminded lor hf the hatnr.U . ....iK ni n-u in tieieiniitirt ihe n-tflonal woiii.mVs rrr.w n rd Ifmil the fhfd week of Octoher. Oh mm Hill he the r:tvnrlln Kt Was Hohhy, find th field tt iwrolt -oil be on., of the Mit mny v..nan champion h.m (mt j. 200 Gridirons Busy Over The Nation Todav XKW YUI'.K. JJ.pt. : (AT) Tl.r rirt li.'n.r.il lnoil.,,11 .i.r.i.-... lMil ol iho tjr Involv.U i Kr..liror.. iltr.uiirtn.vi-. ih nuion lo .!;.. with .i !....( J.i rohlt-sl.. ttt ut ti.i't mi,ih -uiMiMn.r in thp fat. Willi .-. f. x .'u.r-.l i-c. ptlon, m-h .in V..I... Il:.r..r.). l'inu-.t.. . titiij .tt,-. ,ry .'.illirr ..U;ul mi Hi. All:, mi. r.l , .ith.-,. t,, op.-n ihc 1.,-i.uTi "i cnlimi, ,v tMiiii.ii(n un Ijm S tttir.iMV 11. Mour.l ilnrfr. of NY.t 'ir-l-'iim. inh H..I Virrlniit V,l.y. an w.tIii nlr.-.i.l- h.ii.,n ,u thru I..-H. h.i-l .iiintii.'r trtt rival tn Miii.ly !m! l'.ni. Klkiim tinla). I K i;. .ilrprl!kJ ..Hit i. 7. A .jr. l-.iv oit-r ih.- l..iinutiiiia Ydsx . I.Dtl l;Lvl.r lull. .Iih tr.i.1 t thr oi.Ur ot Hip o.iv. Tom Heeney Will Quit Fight Game m:v vii);k, ,t n . Turn H.-fn.y. I.r..wnv Nm ft, i?dI1.j t-!;l,'k.tun!i, . t!iliM.l )!h t!: Mi.n. i'l.lti.fir.l .ill JlWi io ir ! v'jim ti.oty.. HMfmin souks v. V..I k it.,.ti,il. in i!i...r l.rviill'itniry limit ,.n tlx I.v.i.kIi i .1 1. -.li.iik.-y .! nur.l.,1 lt,M5, ni Tmi' h... ,l.-i,t.O fl;.tt f.j. i.-iS li.i.l uiihij:!i ui th.. y.,u Tony Canzoneri Heats Kddie Mack iiU'AOo, srpr. :i i aim Tfct, ihumpms thtt of T.nv "Shi0frh fcrn.fr ljithtt etgit li ut .vf thrust t-f hi.i of K'Jii, Ma-k, e. It nver, ror thi rtr?v. to eh&llfart ft r the m M hht v i ,!. ' ha in tf.p!. in M.t.-k l.i . .tfiie a t---hei.--.il ivntv k. mu tiitun ot (hi. V v.t-k Italian ; m i.,i irmri rouna nf the tnatn irarrtnjt on we ! lnt In th "hlco findinin Iihh'h wnm h ,1 jnu'kf. Home Stoic COAST ELEVENS IN GAMES TODAY One Conference Contest All of Teams Swing ing into Action. SAN OIKCO. ':,!.. Sept. 2 (AI' --I'oust conference 1 -it inn jm-i c in volved Hi en)' tf.inn- today, al l.os An !'(". w here the Sunt ht--n ta li ' fornin Trojan and the i'niversity ; hi' I'atitoriihi ttruirm w.-re tiled for tin ir annual battle. Offi ehils anticipated a record openim; ifaine turnout uf around 4u.iont persons. The powerful Tro,rin squad. I y2t conler.-ue,. champion, was luviin-d to win a it i!i-u-il. oiii i nv- Ini'ii'in Krhldet. will he out of the imnies today ami net week. It.- sprained his ankh- in scriminuife Thurla - ."...II'.. 1ll II..-. .11" ' rival her ilf cl.tr.-il Ids t'ain i.i win'. Ifrinx from a cripple.) line whlh- foarh I'anl Schiller of the Stm- irs hriuoaneil the hvs of expert 'need tn klts. cuanK ami . mis. Iinr i I'tlii -r,..i... . .,..... nishtx m:i:t u iii im v SKA'rri.K. Wash.. Sept. ; ai A fast f hi wa aKHiirt'd for He alth'? ttrst l'notwttl name of the year tOd:y tu-tweeti (he l'ntvenlty or VVa-hlmfton and Whitman eni h'K''. The ive.tth. r foreenM w as fair and mil.l. Although ha vim- a v-.mn Hue shd fast hackliild. the Washinp. ton Huskh s weiv f-xpt'ctiutc a ttoit dtal or troiihl.- fr.on the h:t:t 'iit ernppy M is-iona t i- s (mm W.il. Walla, Wash. ' VOTl S I'l.AV ( Ot f;.ts i a i'i. i t.,-i. ,...r ..... . ...... " " " " " ,,,n Ktxr Wt-re primed lo.l.iy to poun-i l'nn th, ,"ll 't r Id.iho s im (ntl'irst letithaii ttam- ot tin t-mv,iit. "tie ont one ni. nit.t r tif ttif uictiiifr eer tlmiK .tire ;oj hi prti- I .aK year the iomj:ir-t n.irri'. Over the lotcft at t to hut t't.eh An .irneH. the Id .hni"'t mentor, think-, thine will he dif ferent today, and thi the tinl pre-ir.imo opinion. The t'niivar tint up -h.n ed a Wriid plane ot sSifiinc in position! from Iut yc.ir, hm th.-rVfr iid that Holllcch-rv had to'ind an i -ci pttonO! w ork.ihlo ctmhinaiion tind mile i. ,;i for the outroine w -i-It anions W.f-htntnN fatthrul. tMIAI S H MtlSi'HW. Mn . Ttl.. riii.i.ity of ;...rn. ivhuiit thin v WMI-KITIX -pt. : i'i. I.l.iho fn.iiKi: ..r l.y 1.. .. i':,! lnrt.1. former i',i tiit t.t li.-iv ! Montall:, St;i.,. v iirointaii. t.i.s-l it tP'iiiv utaint tfi .II. SrWIMItll I'l.WINi; c. STAXnillll I MVKKSITY. . . I Spt. C (Al'l- rit:in!, .) t., .l. i H.r,- i-.t.lv i ni.ik I Tiit- sl.in r tli. ,.,.,. ns;,i., ,(,.. I'll nipi,. , liil, , !.,,. Hollywood Stars Again At Top In The Coast League !.. Tlir -- lni,-l JilM llk, llu. torn. th,'V :iir 1...n Kinii. .,n, t(, lu.ll, t,i,., Mnn. iv ,i nf um Mm i1i I-Mill, tli,. s,ti I r.MU l,,. !;. .lOll I:., I. ...l.l ..(, ,v, .ikl!.-- .Ml! "' ' r I. .--i.. I. ..i. ..!., i M.- i..,, i i, I-. ,r,,i, ., , i I. ,-, il il,. ,-hi! . t,i. . . i. h., V I..', M t. .( , u ,. i .M..I I, h Mil. r.-:nir. ' i,l oi , r tire I. II. t- Mis-.if,.... ,1 : ti.-in O-. I ' ' It l 0 't!l i :iV t ;!!! eo tp. l,i!C K;IM 'V. How tr i i .,(;, i ,l !er ti ha Th- ,. Iht I U,,;, prfstnt m A'-if Tti . he.-.llti am la W. S. C. STRONG IN SPITE OF MOANS Coach Ilollinfrberry Bear ish but Material Causes Others to Wink. mnk O. Oni ric (A-mm-LiuM I'tei Hm.u Writer; I'I'l.t.M.AN. Wash. Sept. I'S (Al't -Wlnkem fM'titK to he the ; hi l t spoil at Wash nut m Stat-- roll- ut: While ftiach O. K. "ltala" H-d-llnyht-iy heioo.nts. wails and la ments I hat l he t "ouyar foot ha 11 tram has litth cltann1 of iretliiu I anywhere in the I'ai'fle roast t'On-ffi.-nre his vi nr. his fiieilds tat.l aioumt and wink at each other, liven smiles ate xchuntted a thr- pesyimtstic Kii.l mentur jiridlcts a : poor f. nsun. lie ti'i' S admit, how k ever, thai Washiut-tin State may ' have a kooi team 'n't year." Ami this can mr-an only one, thinif ami that i" that 1 1 till! nu herv . is up to his oil trick of m-Iittlliii' his tram w In n it is HOihI. The vteraii fouuar ci.aeh wants to "f the underdti. It' doesn't want ant other team to "point" for a W. S. ' i. Kamc. Seen lle;tilars s S ven reKiilars are hack for ac- . : Nun this ytar with one converted i from in lining xuartl to Hiilhack. And arniiml thej v. tenuis lloilinx-ht-iy has mould' il another stroutt eleven. The team last season Ins; tmly three enf.tu tnents. Thi . year's hacUfir-ht will uvernci IS", pounds )i-t man and the tine InS. : which is a li:t 0- i.euvh r than lad Star's s'Hlatl. A ttn.fl tap wa te-'t in lh- t'ou-ai- eumhinnth.n with the Kratltii tion of Te.hly Itnhwer. i-n::iion 1 1 tiuattrrhaik. 1 Itillinff l.ery has at tempted tn (ill tinhwer's shoes hy switt htntr Onurtney Mettiourne. re serve rullhacti last year, t',i tiiuti ter Imck. I'orler Lainhart and Osc:-r Join s. In i I ha u l hah lock, have returned for tl ut v hih- Klnor Schwann, ciant una vd. has hern conven-.! into a fuilh.ti-k. W. S. I lost Lloyd Itein throuich ut'uluatin hut Sehwart h.is t en sh.iwim: w.ll in prat th e. Star Tat Ult Tw O s'.ar tai'kles. I 'apt a in M-.; Oiess. I ami ilai ry Sp. id 1. l.-u lltdhmfl.'iy a lorrel .it tioulde w h. n th. y lrniduated fruin the team. HarOt 1 AhtslvOiT. n re-!r-t t l.lt V'-ar, h. M'u Kf oomi d f.r tun- of the p..itions while (il'l'll I'd wards. ;'nj .eitnd stiph.i moif. is a likely hmkinif prope"t for t he other. Kd wards tartt- hi f.. tit hull cai'..r as a fnlth.c; hut 1. rapidlv h:inin the tackh-trn-l.s. tiK'i M.- II in I. y. a lurin-r piiar. 1. i rt!o M-ekmc a tickle jtit. The reinaiM.N-r of th.. hne , . r..ption.ill Miont;. Mi I H. in. a r- K'H.ir l-."t y.-:r. will h.dd .h.w n the r ft. r p.i-i;i..n nr.-ln. -mi i tloi:n-ji..t has It'.id a two . ,ir . t. rn. ::id iMck.i an. I Al Ke i l.sh. ot's uh; it uies. ral I. l ions ;:re well tak 1 of with fo'.:r I. tt rnien S;i;n H in., r. and O orce Ma!-. fla re( last The r n ti Lark. Hill Will pi. il.lv CI the fn-t rail with l.vh. M.ts!.. -II and John Utir t y. hrt-ther of O' oi i;e. a"t in r; a unit, r sindi. Ttn- Omnrnrs il! jd.iV th. ir first Kaiee i Ih-- srjon a.saiiv ot Malio at rulim an tods. ll-,' Baseball Stage Nearly Vacant; 2 Games Played 1! 1 he t atil ln-.s .t left lllt e pt foi tl,. l-lii.-i.l, Iti.i.i an.l St. l'Mli. .1,1 .1 Ih, I ...M- "I Hi-.iii- 1, 11 t.i i i, tl,.- f:i-Nt rl.,.1, ,,f A t 'i ! -k'-i li;.- -ri,1.. in.-n' i r.ir 111 I th,- 1 pl:,,. :,!.! tn,, vu.iK'llt , l.v 4 t u.lm i tl I'lr.i Til. 1 111- I'l'l-I.i ,i. t ... , t 1. It the l o tr,. ii.. nil, iitl itll .1 n,-..k nf in Hi., Tl', C-lllH M, i; -.iw li.,. rUh; 'ir it, . l.n i. in i nut of in'.:t i.'k,- f,-ir , .1 tl.' T.ir llllu r I- l.v ,':'irit ot -licip -at ,'hu, i l h -,v ?.; f.,rty 'ri.t inning i I ill!-, n He N.ii 1,'ii !r it'ii th, In - -Irliv ,l.,l II. -v i, i.nor.l ,-t , t. H-.iiwhy . k l-l Hit. 'II'. .ltl.l Si lie. t, ! Knln ltr.,11 i:i ! h is I 1'1,-ir .e, ,.n,T . - Hup. -.. ,1 : ;:!, -t th- le clnl,. i-l i.U p' the .'" . tltlli'le'l in! , ri ii -,- i.'H York. l-i NIGHT FIGHTS A's i.itit l"re-v- lev-r.o hm., r:e. I ft-t,t v IViw. Phil.t : - J i 'kie tr;itty, t ' ra:ltt d Ke .. ' i . i o Jid ',-.;! on pointed Ji. Tt. i.hro - !l-k.V Cr.h. 1 t;ke V.ii.pi.' N r w h tt ' t mi pid m- 1 n: rn wins ' ' i.i.intf nut.-h liei ,, u.t , I !.,-!, :ri n rtn the it! t Fans Join A's in Guessing- On Mack's Hurling- Choice 1 4? A tf'V ' - ' . A f BVI All On t'ltunif ha-. hall worhl has t" do now is l.. sit l a Mack fictile out whether to semi Lefty i:.trnsha w a vain st the i Once a Tramp Puppy Now He Turns Off Lights And Feeds Other Dos: I '.it's hinc with an InteM!- retire unknown to the averaae dor. for thuueh he w as tmly a tramp puppy w h n his master found him a!ntot starved one tlay tht-.-e years ajr-. he niak. s up Un ml hefttK a purehrett (his uiother as a etdlie ami his thither a shep herd, or The versa) hy heinu alert and n'iii'f; to learn. Iat has several d'lth a'.-ipneil to him hy his master. O'u is tn turn the htihts mi and off In the hasetneiit of the con it htnise. "I'at. turn that hyh cm." T. M. Ik'ltnrde wilt pity, pointi:! tn u cord hanc inif Ih the Cellar. Pat run with 1 .'P. mesps the t-onl in his momli. and the li!it is on. "I( ftriU.ws me and watehe! c,Ti.-fiilIy to s.-e ir I hiai!d drop anjthlrj;. 'the .'aniim walked a rutin I and drnpp'd Ins Klue. Pat :i.ild.t.i for it like anutli.r do would for m.t and with U in his mouth, w; Ik tl fti trent of his nui-t-T tmii! th, aloVe wa tak- h fio:u' h!Ml. 'When I ao 1 tune at niehts. 1 t.'li I -II-i t Mary.' Pal won't let k of h.-r nnti! fht roni.-s, h- tall in 2 mintit'-s hut Pern m' th tl and tot.k tl;' ne.xt !(. the m e- nd fit II almost hefore iNiv; j..! -t;tit d and the third tiiituit'-s. VT ISIlAY ritlH.lt WIS J Th,- Nattonul Hro.iilriiMiTic com. ; p.iny proci-ani for S-.iturli,r tiiitht f,ill,.s: T. NUhts in Spinn: . : T, in v of th.- Air; ilol.l. nl U. tt.l;" .-. v.l.nl: iv. Trotlb- j o, lours: U t !:, Mii-I, a! M'lkt-- Th.- dnm!.ia. Pr .i.tlni; .is- ' t-m previ am f'-r Sa: wrda ft. .lews: . NicM f'oMit; rut.-! t .- iii-! phttny i-rch -tra. Ponhuul kow p;: k.- :. Nitt s .;idu; 1" t. 1 J, tlaiuv m'jh Kt'IV ( 4 Uc) . or.-lit Mr.t; trt K", dance music. Tacttnta K VI iTt'adxrl . fUS; 1- to Mt '. !' Itojx orch, stt a. SiHkinc KMcJ ( '.. ''k, T, SMi'. 5. M- die P . I " . I 5 t. l:. d i. ItlliM.'. Seattle KJi: f.:-k.- . ri-cords. KOMO t kc . Mit': n.-ws: ? m.Ve ,ua 1" Nli. : t ortt-.in recital. Sjii IVtutt i-ti Kl-'i:- iiikci t lis. ti. It.tr- n W.i-te and l:l'i to 1. l;i-ir.-- muH. K Pt ( ie!,r) . fe.uire!; J-lrt. T, ;nniy aT.J pi !; J y. dan- music: U. Mt. (kund KI N iciKD y, tdaniftt. violin-i-t. t..ej, ..p:-.m,v t.i :. tlance f i'.-!M.! KtiO (TWo . N!h- ,VV s?v-d.-1' ,'. Si f r,'!l-: nd Wjnatiit"- ! . Np.'. ; i danc- tn 1 n1 !kr Oty NSL i ! ;..-V..- r, An-OJi a el 'iv, ; -1 :-. M.irry Ivnne: T . coe.rra'ft ant! r:inNt: s. mVe HUartt ; .1 1, (,Mir - I s AnT-fcl KVN iP Ta Vei .f.-.vur rti?; I'1, .iar. niui--- i. rc;-l:-r: I to : Midn'eM Ktrr. . KHJ ( ..ki' I S. OPS. 10, 4-n mu-.;.-; t ; Uy I. rnr-i!rt. KM mv.M NPC: f.f. h; svinrhr-Me; nt nws. i ' : :. M.di.ish; Krchf. -l'NIV I'lttX.HAMS Th N'ioi-ii pro. 'ri'in etn l -v or. -i r - m jar S .j. ijy pWt ! IT. t.i IV mm if .i i.in ih fi hn ni it fci Ttift.r ,.f ;-.. An: Lin.: . Ilomilii .i A ue. k ar.d try t. help Tii v i yi. e nr t ieorce 'iihs in t hi t rah her tlr.-s. and iih. comes or the dr-ss i-: rr!i." Mary Pat's hird loi fn his h ' in tin hi ther 'I'lTV that Mr. 'sement. ck of the to feed an old I.ll..!-ile keeps There is a pail truck he drives. and every ev- ntni: Pat Krahp the I"1'' in ,lis moi:h and rries it into th.- kitchen. As soon as any food is put In it. down ;o Salnto. the nhi , h:i .1 tl.or. he umcs. with Salmo'5 evenina nu-.i I. 'I he way Pat started to f. ed this tint,-, happi-neii one, -lay when his muster hail L'lv.-n both docs some) meat, and P.m ha-1 slyly eaten hoth pieces. t'u:t!nr ar.othi-r ph-ee. 'I'l.m aaiu. "Oive thi.- to Salmo." d-dient!y p;.t took the meat to the older doc and was forced to lie down an.l w (U h him eat it. Sinee th't n he h h. i n s, rvinc Saluio's tm .-.N. Pat's r:i-i- sVows that it isn't family hi;oty '.)tl i.ally counts in this ok! w oiM. hut what you iio with yourself lha! i-uilv niak-s the .IPf.-r.-ne... fo'upat,. Pjt's jay in, tivinc and .-r:r- w iih tlie happi-: n most ti"C.i t item theii t-itrkiuc i-o. .- mtvt d rhorv NMi Mil.- 1 Sun. I.. K VI i:S: lity Am... Il.kl hi 1 Kin, it. ,l.,y ,iwr. K I I k ' I 7 M'.-nt ni-j l.o hi.',-i,m -.' k. i ; j-,. m."i! KXX i 1 : t un.! v:t,-. , l-.,:i,-h: '.. KitJ :" KKl (,-.l" li.y M-..!t:-.i: quar- l.yt, rinn ski friii. IIS t . Mil' Cirrr.:-,ittr:r en A'ilson Brothers H.tK- Bl-TFER HOE lci.1 a JouHe lite wear t ico as lone; as ordi nary hoe. The Kuritr is the reason extra tousrh tihreJ rein torcemen' cleverlv knit through and through at heel and toe. Wiljort Brother perfected it. We show Eii'Ver Hvise in Hacl. and joiid color. 50c .in.! Tv un.i $1.00 p.-ner. GENERAL MOTORS SALES RECORDED Total of 173,884 Sold by Dealers to Useis Dur ing Month of August . NKW YOltK. Sept. 2! I luring 'the month nf AugUtd Oi-nernl Mo-loi-s dealers delivetetl to cnnHiimem ; 17:J.SM tais, according to an an- nnnncenit nt hy Alfred 1. Sloan. 'Jr.. prc.-idi at. This compart-s wtih . !ST.4rt3 for the correspondin; month a ytar ntrn. Sales hy (li'ti-' i eral Motors manufacturing divis- ' ions t,, deal'-rs amounted to IHS, ir.a rars. tr an output of r,,foiO cars p.-r tlay, as coinparerl with ; 1 ;.i;;:i for the correspomlinK month last year. The ftdiowinp tahulatitm shows . monthly mle of tleneral .Motors .ears hy dealers to ultimate con-: sunurs and sales hy the manufac turinir divisions nf Oeneral tntors ' to tln ir tl alers: Ih'nlrrs vilto tn t"srs 1" in:. ;:s s i.oift lMiituis sales to IValciM ftcur-'s include naienper ear ami trucks sold hi the Pnited Suites. Oominion 0f Oanada an.l overseas hy the Ohevrolet. Pontine, tlisniohile. Mart) net te. tXikland. Vlkinff. Ituick. l-uille and Cadillac nianuructirini- divb-ions of Oen eral Motors. Sunday prnernm. KJIt ('.iTko 7, recordinirs. Sixkne KHQ (5?okc) 6:15. NIK': Sun day proKrani. San Prnmdscn KKHO ( tt I ukc) s. Stintlay ser vices: 9:.1ii. dance music: o. Har on Waste and l.m ius; i a; i n. da nee rnusic. KPO ftjSOkr) :15. Nlh"; clin. day services. U S HARD TO GET OVER th- fuctthat this younc puet kriew his ttult. "Th tork has hrmiirht a little PKAOII." The hur.-e saht with an air: "!iow ifhtd I am" poor I:il re pli.,1. He didn't hrlne n PKAU." V' hi .ie e know our .nions when w e Micc-st that wah day n. tl no In;tK--r he the torture of the Spanish inquisition. With o.ir roueh dry service availahte tiack aches an dtir d muel's iir "p.-isse." All fiat work imR.-J, Lath tow -Is fluffed. underwear i.ijy t wear, halam-r- siiin l;t-il of n e si-ii ry and tlri-d. IMion lain Standard Laundry Co. "Wife saOiin Maiion." !"S.;.;. lX;.e?'.l ItlJ.tlJS gMi .'or.. ns iss.roe i46..7U ; s<&'&$ irs.joi joss.;? i io.n xJ "'xlxs. IT.-.M IS7.63 ,5S.S1, -3PpSS DAninu K Blue Mountain Milk 1 Sa-3!: j ' !l " I' I 1 Blue Mountain Creamery CARR FURNITURE CO.. INC- Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers Teleplione Pole Tho nitiiihcr uf tclMplionn fiop tn thr mile is usually -in on heavily lo.ideil lines and ;in on lightly loatl ct Hups. pccpl where llicre tin many curves, when I he ntimher nf poles may he ttmre in either ease. New Hampshire Freak The t'J rent Slmit I'ace U in New llatiishire. The Old .Man of Ilie .Mount:' in nr.os :teru-j r'faiieoiiin hot i'li hi'li tihove I'lcfih lake, in ilie White ni'Miui a ins. rzi POWDER. 1 RR!il -full pound :I ati .itr.v jy '.Jf, W-4e33rtn M iH:;: eSSEKoic Why Pay for Cheap Merchandise Buy Good Merchandise Cheap at NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Sf--?WAVI.'! : 'ut - tPit tf'it iiinr-3! It's Rich There'ts a reason why our milk is so rich is so pure and wholesome can al ways oe depended upon to be the same high grade product. Come behind the scenes and follow the process from the moment of milking to delivery if you would understand why our milk is so unusually rich and heavy with cream. - First of all. our milk comes horn selected cows who are well fed, well cared for. kcp. tn clear barns. It is milked i the ck-an-est pc5sible way .nd pasteur ised to make it the world's purest food. That's why you art never disap pointed in the goodness of our ir. ilk. pointtil in the gnodntst o our Buy. Buckhect Shoes For Fit ami Wear Wo ciin fit tlio cntii-o. family. The Right Breakfast For Early Hunters- The man who rises early In t Ik-. nuirni-itr totry for some of Kiot;rn ( recon'H famed pheas ants, m-ds a siihstantinl and tasty hreakfast. It helps sturtth trip off to the ht-st pnssthle ml vantage, mali s the cool Si p'.emher air s.-i in less so aids a steady arm and ex p.rtaim. That's the hn-nkfast ui can enjoy In the Sacnjawea l Wee Shop. You'll like eall inir there. SACA JAWEA INN I'oluls Hm Way In IIi'IIit Tlilnss." V lit I jjrmir,i i . . I AI i ' ' -.-ir -5 s -" i