La Grande evening observer., September 30, 1929, Image 2

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. IA GKANDE, UKE.
Monday, September o(J, 1LJ
X- 4.
NEW....
The
millinery
n iiiuikly
;,ml v.i.ud blown
Values.
4"
,4
4 ,
!;,-,
lam J. Gould
.i : : ,-.:"- r - -:. Mickey ( 'oi-hrane.
.'v ;:il.n WiiHutk jtlld
: : 1 1.: i a - ) i ;- ,t 11 h:i ve played
MkfsiJ p-ii! ifi III" pi'llllillll Vie
j.. r.l' lit- A'h: U'-v I'll! hi till
' mi'i it- :'tt!iii A Itty.'iiitM Hurry
:i.;Mri;. liu' Ttlhe nf Aluek
. ' tsi Iii ii'-U, it it 'IV ijii et lull.
" (ii I:'1-1 ! Tm weiil; iihs, hm
f: Li r or h,!l:iimin," "iHllile
' l iM me r.u; hmc iii:ii. "Me
- ; t!i. r; Milin: 1 livl lliel h'ely
: iii't!i. I!-1 thinliH and aeln
1:1 me up from
A iiH iii-a n nriKo-
nf
ii! !'':!), ihe crlil'-M proinpt-I.iln-'hd
Itiia "Waterhuekft AV
r.i thf ':,-. hinn III whh'h he lill-r.-d
)ii ii:IU f,.oI ;it thi- plate
1 pl. il: -h il he U'eilM eiillie In rt
i it: ;i liilln- heinnsr (.f thin
-..th.idif. )t;,ue. The erlli.'M
Mm
v.-U hen AI'm Amerl-
n '!;it:.ii jiveraiM "f .3'.M ill
: UMi- to ,:i'is In hiu eutii
i:i 1 '.' '.' itut ii'ihetly htiK hecn
r.'.'ii; u'.ih tlie ;re;it mit-
:pv: fiir.e n!n-'e then. ,
l rl r Ti . halteil .IlSlI In J H L .i .
tin i rv i !i!iti;i nn a yreal
r E 1 1 1 ! ;:i!f h.iItiiiH rham
:ip. ii- !ui'i hern a eimteii-1-
t'i- i.iwitti; hi'imrH vi r
h.tt : .: i t in l'.':'!.. then
'- r.-;:iJil t h;i-i .1 Heihn.nin
the -'.( h in 1 i'L'T and .3.M
! i'.; f.uri 11 ill I he
rr r . . ThK j c.ir hr i
f ..; :- .1 ( .i f her hnt Sun
' 1 1 !" 'I.ini'i i t lii a
n ,-,.T.v in rnmilii;
r.h :t,i ri .mi h,if jji I
' i " ''U tiKm ew ft.r
1 " ; ' t . r r!u- ..nt.
I Li - it h.itttf in
- . s I. t-lu t u the ,
' ' 1 '.:::!. S. in 11. ens
. Ti, slruii; in. in t(
- - : ' e h elnt. h..
' -I ; ; hut S.iu-
v, : ; xl .v ,n and mu.
. the !!; puiieh
i ' y t Fian un
' ' .'.-'.in: rtx.
. r if t tie A i!
.1 in
.in had .i
fill th.f
1 e 1 IntiH
t ien. ;in-l
M. M Ullep
tt;e n'-'idii'n
SI .1 II I IM d. hits
Mlinihtr pndi
ees id Kdi-
r '.iiHtatMUnt;
Ullleine. ke. f
Inittr
All- m-
also lait
o m i :
CJ1
' eC.H:r IC
. a l. . i!l tlie
rd.i, halv
e.ao.e.l lo Mr
i t (i It'; r
"i
3.95 -$12.00
nill s
i t :..Va-t
:re:,b-d lh.lt tlltTtf
ef MiPbM If) (tu
i ;1 SUiu lists about
tire 1,'
li.'tel-
the "open coiinlen-
revealing (lie entire forehead
shades
uleil, velvet,
Dependable
Quality.
Athletics Have
Edge Over Cubs
Behind The Bat
Ity Alan i;t;utd
( AMi i;i:ed I'ns Sports lvlllor)
, NKW VOUK. Sept. 30 ( A V)
'J he r.ihn won tin- National leiipue
. pennant in .Mile of a Mieres-lon of
iroiihles hehind the hat; the Alh
li tit s raptnreil (lie Anierhan
league f hi k laJK'ly ieciiuj4' ol the
ai;reMsi'.'e iniiiiant play of (hudon
( .Mickey) I 'otiirane. the league":'
"niost valutildi player" in 1 f 11 s and
Mtlll (he )en: a 11 -a round haekMnp
in haehall in I
If laekstoppinnr alone ih-eid'd
tin iierieM, the preM-nre of the
hp! i lie. ( 'oehrane eon hi u'Ve the
A n an tiverw iu-lniinn i-iIk. m. -ehunieally
(.'othram- may have his
"t'oi'hrane iij. ttnonestioiiiildy the
Kpark-plmc 'of tlie iwiin." 'onnik
Mark naiil recently. "And lie
thriven mi work."
It is a rarity for a catcher to
hat i"n die eiiiiial tlWrd position in
any hulling line. up. hut ('orhranen
hlyed and tftickwork. t'stifie.i to
)y a mark of .:t;'7. have kept him
there. Harrinif an aechler.t. the
lonner ltoHton university Mar. -who
has heen worth dotihl, lil pin -
rhatie ii hi uf $r.n.toto f i oni tli
I'aeifir coast h-af-LK
every game ol' the i
Mai'kmen, will catch (
lie tor th
lliiiineil IKt as ( uti her
The fuh mittered a nevere hlovv
in the sptiipr wlo-n their ntitt rv
celei' thlhhy Haitnett, a hMi(y
hitter mid hard w oi ker. de eleped
a lame hoiilih r. H:irtn.tt has
heen out of the atiie all jieaKon
and will not e: into the series ex
cept as a pinch-hitter.
Old Mike (ionzah-M. the .17-year-o!d
Cuhan, K-utiely carried on
tnrly In i!ie ra mp.i ii;ii. hut was n.t
eiiiiil to the joh workiii): stead
ily hehind the h.-t. In desperation
Munaifrr Jn' Mel'iMlhy fot Z-n-ii
Taylor iroia the ti.lnn Hiaves hv
th
ive- n.tlte.
'laylor is inither .ih (at nrr i
hilii;t i'oos a tatMiian as Co'-hrim-'
luit ho Is a ivliahif wurki-r, t x-eiiemi-d
a?vl a pnod thrower. le
MllTered a (itiKef ttlJUlV Mee.ltly,
?Ot 111 if tile I Lll'S t end Oil 11
S. i.'llle I - hind the hat. hilt YSi. il
h.,(i ahotlt ;ee,.y.-:,d limn that lltl--hap
iind like I'-'chj aiu- proltdy
w iM i tteh e ei y jraiae.
Major Leagues
Swing Into Last
Week of Season
!' U illiain .1. (iiipmun
( A'J.u i.ite.l I'resv 5poi'. r:t ri
The till :! et l ila if the base.
1'iH v.-a-.:i will hold init-!-ei rhi..
ly for individual exph it- and fo.
liu. bait le et ii Iti .oklv n an.t
I'i.tladelphta for the tot. ,.f the Na
I fona I leak' lie '.h eo.l dlv i-ian
Alii r iv Innilii,- s-t ii siraivht uaim -w
hn h i-iiri led tin m IM" tilth plt r
ahi 'ol ol the Itelflitv. the rtjjll! s
fell lefk into ft tie !,i- the ptisill.ni
hv lnirijc to the Oiani by i to
VeMl.-i-thiV as the l-'lathliHi I'laek
sh'i.b-d IhMoti by T, to ','
l oy "t s 1 1 ornibv 's (hitiv n i rit i
heme i nr. lw.( only pl.i' , , hhn i ti
a tie v h hi, tf.nn -mate. II ii-. k
U it-on. lor third )d -. hi the Nii
ti'Mial h ii;Ue derb, hut .No en
aided the t haiopion 'ti!s to ; had--Ib-ti
t-'rev, I'iiH'iun.iti leeiitit i r;m
V: -hV Hie. hv n -.e,.-e ol' I to ", (dd
ither held (e att- (idan--e -t
1 'J
T!
1'!
d.v id
d tv,
t ' (
hv
nd i.'iice In 1 1
. fl il !h It 5.Uie
Ki d So in
Atnei ie.in ;.-.,,..
ii
C",l :ed s.
ph.n Ma.i ii
tOI till Me
s and
It
luiiii't e
. i,-"l to
I
d
1
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leen' '
!l.!'i-!0M.
lll.l I ,
fl- ned hark t'' pi w n- bv I t..
in eLi-id. I nit V p:.i. !
CH r4 , In.,-'' , tbiid p! .re tar t
Iii'i-.tM t on hi tfi h:t U (1m
ty -lli'l: hotne: i' 1 he W. s'r.m; -
Same (
I Jeti oil out-.1 'i;: m d t he White
Box to win a wi' i tme l to s
in cloven Innii'i' t h p ijh-i ant
8t0ll aldl lh" lb'Mji'4 hora-
FAVORITES WIN !
OPENING GAMES
Oregon, Stanford, Oregon
State, Southern Cali
fornia Subdue Rivals
Ciri-t Ciiitlcifini' st:intliir;
I!. W. I.. !:.
KowiIh rn r.il I I " 1."'"'
I . I I.. A I II I .'
)r.-K.,n " 11 " '
(11. Hull St.ili. I' " " .'"t'l
St:inforit " " " -
li.lifiM'Ilili "
Vali. Si. i ' " "
l.l;ili.i " " 11 '."''
VVuxI'Invtbll ... " " 11
Mullluiln " 11 " !""
Hiiluri!;i.v' Siln-.liilt
Al l"i.lo .Mil-- Hii kmi . Sim
funl. Al I .OH AlIK' l' -ll.-'t"" Ktuli
N. t'tun Im i ii I ';i IHiil lii.i.
Al l!iikili- SI. M.uy'ii vs. C.il
Ifmlil'i. At Si'attli'-- MunUtlia n. Wltwll-
At I'lilhiian-- MiMinl St. fliult-M
At .iuh'-iW - WhUiiiitii v s. lil:ilio. J
At I .ns Ann''!-1 - I 'n Jtu:o
VM. I '. ('. I.. A.
I'CHtTl.ANIi. dr.-.. Srjit. :'- Tli
Stririfni il i ';t rl l ti :i If . hi?-l yi-ar'ii ruil
: iii'!-orrt at ihi Array. itni tht I'rtt
' ViJfllv of (Itvgoii Wchl nHH, noit't
i rin chiiiiiiunn in M'L'N, ulll rlitsii
at J'ti to Alto Saturday in one of the
crucial football (nines of the pu
rine const conference. Itecinise o.
the reputed KtreiiKth of the Weh
footers the (.'jinic is h'Oii. d upon us
ii clasiiir.
In the Mititli at I.ok Ank'eteH an
other hiK Kaiue will he played with
the Southern i "aliforni;! Ttija:i"
laiiPif the OreKOtl S!li!e Cedlei,'--Oranjienieu.
This iaine may h
more troublesome to the Trojans
than they expect, for the Airuies nre
KiiinK into it with ev eiy t hiiit; to
jwin and nothing to h-si. ni they
! arc not rejiuted a st route touni this
1 sen son, !iavinn lost, amom; other:'.
' Howard Maple, their Mar iilarte.
; back for three years.
alir rnia Meei- (;ncls
I ( 'a lijoiina wi!l play a tonsil team
in St. Mary's. Although nit a cou
; f.-reiice cont'.st. this otalue lias be.-n
one of the annual (task-H in the
routh and promtsiii to he fiercely
loiiMht. The Hears and (ia-l.s e.o-h
hav4- i tron' elevens.
; Montana ami Washington will
(lash in Seattle. Alllloueh t lie
! (;ri;.M-s hav e a Mi miii'-i' team
I than a yi , rto, thfy t, re har.tiy
up to 'risnini'.on"s w ell-balum ed
' Mreniiith, so it .should not surprise
1 II llae.KV's men roll up it lartie
' score.
NVashiilKfon Siate will he host to
Mount St. ( 'harles at Pullman. This
will he just a liiit workout tortile
t 'oiikiiih, ns .Mount St. v 'hari"i Ut
no match rir it t li
opponent.
Whitman and Idaho will mix
Moscow. At one tune the M.s
Moliaiies hoaMed ii powejlul .U'linj
K.ii ion. Hut alter the drub bin,'
they ivciv.m at the hands of
Washington Saturday t h re is lit -lie
hoe lor Iheui auainst the San
dals. I'. I'. A. and Primo State will
play at l.i.i Anceh . I 'sjdte ad
vance repoits that the drums are
M rone i r this season than I'irv
were a Viar jtijo. they do nut m can
lire Up in l re nit: Il I i the (l hf
confer, m e , h-yeni and may have a
Sllllityte in doWlilllH I'leetl".
Ni I'll- 'Is l.lsl Wit-li
Th-re w ei e nn upst ts In last
wtek's .l..y. Or-Kon bi.-v led ovr
its llifiit'i otiponent. P.nific. to
0. Ulefcoll State, al'.er l.'elli held
N'-itreh-s.s the first half, i a tited in
the la-i two pt'riods to down I'aU
to. ma A'i:ies. 'j n o.
"'.ib'oiiua Iriurnp'iid oyer Saut i
flat,. L-; to li. " he Item she w ed
U Illi-;!. !:,M oftele. while Clipper
Sinitti''. Hioncoti did not quite t uiiie
uii w epi i tatiouv
tanirid Ha- liaiyh ;nmc
S'ani'-ird ha. I a battle ot a tif--ttine
to down the Olvinpie. ehib. o
to a. It ah t.-anis put up a Miony
dt-fi n-1 m oi".
Alls.' t'.Mi:.H I'otb-,. of Idaho
" ! no mtit'-h !nr W.n y-., nlt n
St ale, the i'oii(;-tr4 running up . I
to ! s(Ole. i
Motitana St ite. "tie ol the rnoKt
poM itol mid-W i tern eleve?. II
b.-(,,ie Idaho. :lL to . Vh.- Van ,,N
h 'd a b:t;. b.M nam r.n tlo y fim
ly swept the S; ,t, rs on th.-ir t.-et.
Montaia ih'lked a vlrtoiy over
Mtoint St. v'h.T.e s ! ii. Tlie
Ci i.u:lt. s had a raiily Mron or
f ent. a n! 1 1 1. 'i y provt. t rou ld"Si
in the i-oni.rn-e i. ire. altiiouj,-'!
h.ndly a threat.
mtor S-.tordav s"(r-'H follow:
(hoijMiM I I'b lisb ui n or in. il
I'.d.oa hi s 4.
Ne.uia 7, Mri,:hiiMt V
1!,m;;,
n 1"
MicliiKan :i i. Albion
W i.M-on-in ! , S nub I'nhot.i
Indiana I '. Wal- h
Mirhivan S). He :.:. Alma '..
iseon-IIl Iltpoti 0.
..It I
Mtehl
in 1'-. Mount I nion
i M. Souther n vo'h-.'ce
la i . .M ivMisippt o'.
II
.h S- hoot
P.Ttland )
Wtrlpf u!n.si Duty
Wi t;m
s w niM 1s
rell t
-lip.
l';'l,l.v in a
eb
i:ile. ai d m i! in
i is (t N t,
.d iniurv.- i;-;
coiite - -e nor
ntereli ja v ilb;
I'll! l"'- . ..meaifl,
Un.
Dr. Wonder! ick
Hospital
't-i:v ;? n-.. d a at and :: in -eii
in-'ii'il;-'!! M c. i n nljtt !
fit t-.jinpilO lit Had ni:n;lK,'l''"'
M.fbrat. r 4t s I n r.s li: n
ti-.ik tor Mi'Hiih Inv.-ti-i.
torn in v, .1 Mrs j. .m , a .
i -i 't-. .vi-:. T. ; m i. ; and
s i;.
Loser Becomes
tOOTN d
VMOMDT i-,
cT
' Tool; " M'Mnlt it lrc:tk whon LUck hfk: uiitvrpjtlfd hint
five iiiMdtMii :i;:n. MkuiIi piitinpi !y kIkih-iI htl;at a jnanapf-r.
.,'nu' S!iil.al is i cuKMizt'il us hem v-it:ht ohainphtn Hi I'nnsyl
vauiu ii ml New Vnrk.
Ducks' Chances
For Coast Flag
Blasted by Oaks
i
l',y Thv Aniiili';l I'ross
Tvai full (fames ahead of the. sec
ond p!ac, Misshm Keds. the Holly-;
wood StarH today led tlie Paei ie ,
coast leamie with only a week left
tf the l'.'2'J baseball Heft son. The.
I teds Kve tlie Statu a strenuous
week eitdiaf; witii thf Sunday dmi-hh-header
v hii li thv two rivals'
j-plit, hut the Stars w..n the ser-ie-
four to three.
I.efty .lonen hurled his Holly
wood team mates to victory in the
morninif Kaiue at itecreation park.
'I he Stars won it by il 3 to 1 seore.
In the afternoon it was the Hells'
turn to u't.i. and I hi ton Kent her
pitehrd Lis mute to tin t to o vic
tory, hewing iolliplete nuii.tei y of
the Southern Slieiks. Tiie recor.l
shows that Ueuther is more than
a in.i'cli for the Stars every time
he meets tlieiu.
'i he S-.n Kr.iiicisco Seals sank
lou.-r in toe mire of defeat in Sun
d.'V's double!: iiders, lointf tw l c
in tin day to the l.os A nreb s An
r.els m tlial club's la-it i pfeara n.'c
;-.t Wri'N y ti II this f asuii. . The
fiist p.iine t tided 7 to r, jini tlie
r.lti rniMin Kame was i to t. Tiie
loiildf. dofeiit tilew up the chances
ot the Si-aN tor second half honors.
c.-tublishfiiK tiiem firmly in fifth
place. The day's play was marked
by frequent homei.
Hm ksi In uhlx'd i
Pennant chances of the Portland
Uueks , ere blast, d to naujrht by
tlie Oakland Oak, who took both
uaiiies by the same sccie eaet time.
I " . . . ', , ' V'v. y
irie ceoiing. i iK' ( : k s, in si.in
jilace In the staudins. won the
.ries fiv e to two. 't he I hicks to
day were in fourth place, tive
game;; behind the firM place Stars,
loinbaiili, nr -if Oakland's heavy
b, liters, bagge'l foar Itomers ih the
dfiy' timtests,
K"lh et:.N ! the doublebder
i S'-attte y m o few ed up by the
:-.iciL.iiniHO Senators, thus putting
tne I in, 1 1 touches on a four t three
se; ! w in for th-- lioys front the
Ca Ij :ti i;ia capit.lh Tin scot of
the 1 1 1 mi ineetlrur was S to 7. and
tii.it of lb( s"Cond vai to H.
Y e' i i ilay's eoasl league results:
A ! Pin t land. I ;rM pa me:
p.. h i:
. klar.d S 1 1 0
P..il!a Kd 1' o
ll.iti. ri.s: U Kvuy and l.oitiiiar
di; MahaFley. p. ek. Pos deM. Ort
!':..U and Wil.itl.it!:
oiui caloe:
P H. K.
"..i:r.d s jo o
P-M :!:iud .' C 'J
i:Iteni'M ("rayhead and l.om
t;:r..t: Pu! le rt. -n . Tuinli', and Iti'J.
A; Seattle, fii.-t game:
IX. H. K
Mn-.::::.-ntn
..tt!e .
P;.ttei i. s: ti;;i'd
Smith. Kimr and Cox
. eor.d name:
- ;l!,'tlt'
.7 12
nd U
(ton
ohle
am.
P.. H. P.
. 7 2
i i.-s: Vi-wi. floald and
PeynnM a tid Ibn i cant.
Aielf-. firM i;ani' .'
n. it. k.
I II' i.ieo . ." 1 1 0
i.tl. s 7 in o
rn s. . nn. Mails find
d ! : Pet--is. Hubert and
I 7F 1
I Cf.V-'
U...' . . ,
Tl77
ELECTRIC SERVICE STORE
141'J Adams Ave. -- Phone Main 121.
11. E. Williams
Winner's Manager
DICK
! Cm r T
I. T-
i-'.il fltlhei K.
Second K;ime,
innin.ii: '
. It, )f. R.
Kin I'rnncisco 5 7 :t
l.os Angeles ,i 10 I
liatt-Tii s: t.'omez and I'enohsUy:
A'alsh. liartoiii and Hannah,
At San I'lanciseo, morning prune:
li. II. K.
Hollyw ood & 0
Mifsions ..1 4 o
Itatle'rh k: J.dins ami Severeid;
PUielte, Cole a-nd P.ieii;tel, (ialdvvm
Afternoon (;aiiie:
' ir. k.
I Tolly wood o n u
.Missions S 1 (1
liatteri.-s: Hulii-y, Marty nr..i
Seven id; Peiilher and Hoflmau. !
Prune Harvest
Near Completion
By End Of Week
Ity V. V. t'nimor
( : ihserver i 'orrespondenO
PNION. He. (SperiaH This
week wilt boo the hulk of the prune
harvest over, although some or-
chards w ill not he finished till !
Koine lime the follow illff week, j
Nea ly a hundred workers are busy !
at the association pacliiiiK lions'' ;
where. the irn uti-r part of the loctl J
crop is behiK handled- Stacklandn, ?
of Cove, are .starting their otitrit at
tlie sited near the iost ol fioe an.i
Tmii Adams is also ha ml liu? tlie
first or his crop tills week. Thrt
fruit is not rlpetiiiiK very evenly no,
some crowi-rs wilt he through sev
eral da4v before others finish. Most
of tlie prunes ai being tiandled hy
fiIllnisF and lacing tlie hoxi-H, some
are being suitcascil for shipment.
and a few grow pi s w ill use dry
l-'fWcn JilHi luotball hoys opened
season by playing the Cove .
on on the hitler's field Friday
rt'o'ot. 1'nion succeeded in
lo thoroughly bake
a hundred-pound
fish would be a
Yotr'n he much more successful
baiting a three-pound fish. You'd ,
control the cooking just as Hills
Kros. control the flavor ot their
coftrc because they roast only a
few pounds at a ttnie never in
hullc. Tin's process of Controlled
Roasting is Hills Uros.' exdu-'
sively and it produces a 8avor no
other .cotfec has.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fusk from tkt orit'
vM t ..
LiiUy oftntd wttk
tkt kty.
Have Your
Home Wired
I for Convenience
Z Adonuattly pliinned elw-
4 .
rJkale
of a job
-i tiii-al wiring in the mod
v ri n humo contrilnitcs to
the convenience and com-
fo) of the occupants in
niiiny Mil vs. Plenty of
e I e c t v i c outlets into
which lumps, radio and
luuiyehold appliances can
ho conveniently plu.irfted
iiie a necessity that
hf.uld not be ovei looked
v.l sen luiildinp or ie
l;:Uiinp plans ait- considered.
League
Standings
V.y TIip Assorlntcd I'n
W. I..
Hnllywoo.l r.s :ts
, UlNsirm &R 4
I. os Any'lon fi.'i -II
I'urttand r:t j:t
. '.-in l-'runriMrti 5' 44
: t);ikl;in(l .10 4H
Sr.rra'ijent! 't't 1
! S-attU 15 71
Xutlomit l.nmio
v. K.
('hlcnjfo f
; I'iuf rjuiii 0-1
! N York Cd
Hi. I.ouirt 7C 7;t
: Philadelphia 7ti Si
j Hroukiyn 7n M
j tMncJnmtii , ,...)M S4
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j i;iiikinjr lro tonchdow tm In the
; Jiivt part of the came and COtiveri-
td one-. I'ovtr tnado their two
j-downH Utter hut were tinahlo to
j i?rtln thi cxtm point. Kinal scure.
j L'uion IS, Cove J.'.
; liorn lo Mr. nnd Mnt. Walter
i Vojfel Stturdny, Sept. .?H. a hahy
ija ufhter, Tfae 'oel.sj )ivo on u
! ranch aionp the highway west of
; Pnion.
:. A public Kilrt will be held this
week at the home of Kills .Mitchell
n'tio has been farmltiR the Arthur
liu.-uck ' rancii along Cfttherim
creek for thf pint few years. He
will niovo to within a few miles of
Baker and entniK l"e alu-ep
rabijng biLsinesa.
: Kd Mitchell, who has been K-4r-rously
ill at his home fn North I'n
iin. Is a little better according to
latest reports;
' Th ladies Altar Boriety of the
t.ithlotc church has resuined its
regular meeting for the winter.
Tin y ner discontinued for the
summer months.
Hitch-Hiker Dies
When Hit By Auto
I'OJITUAN'O. Sept. SO AP)
Hitch-hiking along the I. Inn ton .
highway.- Pred Itraner, Co. was
killed lapt nirht when st ruc! bv
WHAT'S THE USE OF
SAVING UNLESS YOU
SAVE FOR A PURPOSE
Money, whether the amount is ten dollars or ten
thousand dollars, wouldn't be very interesting if it
coldn't provide comfoit, or entertainment, or n little
pleasure in living:. Ilavinjr a bank account isn't any
fun or any use unless it can help you accomplish a
pin-pose.
Hint's v.-hy you'll find that very few people put
nicney in savings account regnlaily just because they
have the extra cash or because they think they ought
to. l!ut hundreds of them in this community save
money regularly and carefully because they have some
definite object in view that the money will help pro
vide. Maybe it's for a house they wish to buy, or for a
bond in which they want to invest, or for the children's
education, or for a good business. There are t.eoios
of different pin poses you can have for saving and
when you have a real purpose, it IS real fun lo save.
The money accumulates faster then you realize nnd
it cams more money by drawing I per cent interest
regularly. We are always glad to counsel with you
leiraiding the best way to accomplish YOt'lt purpose.
in (6muiNi5s"ittiiuml muk
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an aiitniiioiiilt- as It
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:i vUU: K. I- Knl' hiclsnii. ol
Drain. Ore., Niiil the man leu pel
from hi.s whip of it"1 i'lal to wave
n ear romintf in the other diree
tfon. lli'f'irf KiiKleltretsnn euiiM
stop he hail hit Itraner.
Princess Louise
III In Scotland
ItllAK-MKK. Scotland. Sept.
:iii-
AP) The health of Princess Lim
ine, princess royal of ('rent llrilaln
ami . eldest sister of KillK C!eoi'4e't
is causing some concern.
A tmlletin issued today said:
"The princess royal had a slight
Kastric hemorrhage yesterday. Her
royal hfuhness passed a restful
m'Kiit hut the condition of her heart
causes some anxiety."
The ilanco hall is youth's tfrkat
est peril, says tlie I ' lilted Stales '
children's Hurenu. Maybe tlie urn-.
' n icks
Rf W VAPOHU9 I
' OVERyiyMILLION JARS USED YEARLY
Late 1926 Overland 6 coach.
Mechanically perfect, good paint and tires. .
PRICE $300.
PERKINS MOTOR CO
.Main 500 4th and Adams
iTiiim ilt nllKhl In ivrnll Aa I1
W-illtff W'Mlohliinilt tf l'innti t.
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LOS ANOELES '5
Convenience
Comfort KospxtaWty
You will appreciate the exwllont .
service and moderate rates. The '
city's most centrally located hotel.
One Mock from Pershing Square
convenient to all leading shops,
theatres, financial institutions and
dearie depots far all resorts.
Garage adjoining.
All Outside Rooms Kadi With Bath
on? Vfon - - fi .Mi. t
Two t'er.uiu - - Y' tl.
Unexcelled Food Friendly Price
1'pakk Simpson, Jr., Director
Hotel Savoy
Sixth Grand
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