La Grande evening observer., April 22, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON
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FOLK YOU MUST HURRY
if you want to reap the benefit of
. Hill's Department Store
GREAT DISPOSAL
1
; A MIGHTY SELLING DRIVE
forced upon us by
vcumstances, a backward buying
season has caught us with a tre
mendous overload of merchandise
that must be sold.
BUT'PRICES ARE DOING IT
By next Saturday night we expect
to reach bur goal. People are buy
ing as they never bought before and
we want all our friends from far and
near to reap the benefit. Come
Everybody.
BUY AND SAVE
eoaatioBceea
ONE GROUP ABOUT
50 Dresses
Irrthis lot, reg. $9.90
' Hale Price -
S6.75
ONE GROUP
Better Dresses
In printed chiffon, crepes
sa t i n s , . prints, n e w
lengths, new wnist lines.
$16.75
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iUfillttiSHI
WOMEN'S
RICHELIEU RAYON
Bloomers
All the wanted shades,
SI. 50 values. Sale Price
$1.19
Brain
ONE LOT WOMEN'S
Sweaters
New Spring style. V and
Crew- necks. Iteautiful
patterns. Sale Price
$2.95
Printed
Broadcloth
New Spring patterns. 50c
value. I'rice
39c
Flat Crepe
and CREPE DE CHINE
?1.75 to $1.95 value.
Sale Price
$1.10
LA GRANDE, ORE.
"La Grande's Own Store"
LLo
II yt
unavoidable cir-
". ONE GROtfP
Women's Coats
Dims nnd Sport; Wear.'
All the wanted material
' $14.95
-.tMMMwl
Great reductions on .
many other coats
not listed.
Ladies' Hats
Values up to $3.95.
Priced for this sale at-
$1.98
ONE GROUP
Ladies' Hats
Values up to $5.50.
Priced for this Sale at-
$2.98
Extra Special
Wednesday
MISSES RAYON
Hose
All sizes and colors
worth :i5c. Sale Price
19c
it i
Just Arrived
New Susquehanna
I Mouses, all sizes
$2.00
in
BARRAGE OF HITS
IN OLDER LEAGUE
Ninety Bingles Blasted
. Out Yesterday Pitchers
Supreme in America.
Hy llcrhcrl V Itui-krr
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
I'ltnhrrH have heen Kruhhlns
tin- headlines wii often this . Ims:
hall KtenNon 1 Vint National league
heiKiiifn found It necettsary t lake
them dfiwn a P'f or two.
t Weary apparently of readini;
accounts of two ft nl . Ihiee-hlt
)tnnnt., halters In On four tfame
ir tin older circuit yi'Ktf rduy
KniHti! their hliidjfenii firmly,
took it loe-hold and blasted mil
ninety Nitre lifts, Mint' of them home
run''.
'J ho day'w hfUllnji honors went,
to thi' New York (.Hauls who
smashed out 14 safeties IwludinK
four, fur the circuit to heat tin
I'll lis. K-G. and chalk up their
fourth HiicctHMivi win without a
ilofcau
Tlll'Oi' IfOHU'I'OUX
Wilson. Huitiiflt an.) Heck hit
homers na Dip ChfcnKo Culm whip
ped I'incliinatl. h lo. .1. All told
the fuhs collected M safn li ltr off
four Htil pitchers while Hal f'nrl
sun hpI down the enemy with live.
ltl Blssonelt witM the. hltf noise
In a ltj-hlt attack Iho Itoroklyn
JtohliiH launched against the Braves
1m win. Ift-tf. Hisaonette drove In
wen riiH with a ham, triple and
KiKle. J J Jh homer and triple
each came, with thR Iiawh filled.
The il'ltlxhiirifh Pirates mudc
JOod UNi' ff their HCVCIl IlilH to
hwul tft. Louis 'Tit funis col-
leeied nine safeties hut , liniiiuj
wan off'nHlvo In the plnohPM. I'oin.
oionky hit for thn circuit in the
Kncfmd ' InniiiK.
' I'Krlu'iH Have 'I'hclr Day
I 'ltfiliory ilrunlnalt'd I ho A mm-.
lrai lfiiK'io, ganioN. IrvinK
(MuniPH) ItJidlt-y, nf tho Wnnhlntf'
ion KenatnrH, wart too iinmh for
tlii I'hlladidphla Alhl. tlc'H and the
A.'n went' -down to thi'ir' flrnt dn
ftat of thn hchkoii, ft-H.
CMlni Krown, rooliln pltrhfr, 1
hi h the I e i roll TIkoth to five hltx
nnd ('h'volund won without trouhlo.
!.-'The IndlanH hatted around
lu: tho fjrat InntiiK Heorlnx f-oui'
ruriR nil fivo hltw. -
.Ted' l.yofiH wum iho whole whow
ttK the Chicago While. Hox nowd.
oil. I.ouIh, 32 in ten IhiiIukk.
LyonH held the HrnivnH to five
hllr. and. frored the wIiiiiIuk run
In the tenth whan lie tripled arid
came home on Krnlo Smith's slur:
U'. Willie Kauun hit a homer with
one. on Jn lh seventh. ' .
'Ilio VankiM-H uiiil Hed Sox had
an ;upetitdale.
Showers Prevent
i E. O. N. -City Tilt
Hhowers that fame up nhout
(filhie- time resulted In .-tin, post-
pmii inciH. at xt J-;i(skeni AirvKoin
Khine srhheduted fr la.l evening I
at' ft o'clock. i
. 'I he Mountaineers expect to leave')
tills week for Citldwell, Ida..
where they will tailKh' with the .
Coyotes of the ColleKe of Idaho,
hetjliinlnir Thursday.. . . '
George Ii. Sutton,
Rilliardist, Dead
(UIICACO, Apr. .83 (Al'l -(li'uruo-
H. . Hulloiu I'liimaiN old
tlin.it. ttllll.'iril playiT anil Tor i-v-
rul yfiim lni'lklliip clmtnplon ;
of til worlil, wim. round ilfuil ill
IliM lionm loiloy lly I'rli'lliis who
Clilii'il to . ol him r I lie (I-illli of
Ills wll'i'. Mai'KHi'ol.
. I'lltlll) IIAICIIA WINK
"CIIK'AXHI, Apr. S3 (Al'l Klilul
Iturlia. I.om Aiiki'Ich rt'iilln'r
wviKlit won a toii-roiuul ili'oisioii
ri'illll Hliil Toylor, Trrro jroulo,
Inil., Itort Iiiki iilKhl. Tnyloi' int
Hit ('iilll'ornlnii to tho lloor witli
a riKht ci'OM tiV. Hit jaw in tlur
flrii room! for u I'ouni or sown.
Ijl Iturlia i'iiiiio tuirU HtroiiK to tain
tho (Ii'iIhIoii'
League
Standing
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Italian Slugger , ,1
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California Ring I
HAN KftAXriSCO, Apr. 22 (AIJ)
Tlii utaie nthl;tje e mmlKelon
Iimh voted thuinhri down on Trlruo
Ciirnern, Kiant liall.in heavy
weight, and hlN manager, l.eon Hee
f.f l-'rnnee. : '
In a drantie ruling which fol
lowed an liH'e.silxiitioii Into eh
euuiHtanees all -HdiilK tho iiiihiiIIh
fadory eml of the l.enn Chevalier
houl In Dak land taut week, the
fomniixhjoii. yeKteniay ha r red the
Italian ami liM niaiiaK-' from
ever appenriux nxain in a Cali
fornia rliii;. i heir llet-nsen w ort
revohfd.
In adilillou. the euinniisidoii,
iuiilNiiei four olhei'M involved In
tho affair with Ifidefinit Hiihpeu
hlmiM. They wer Kiank Chureh
If I, of I .os .nneley, Camera's la
t:e eoant repreHHiitatlve, Tim
.Mrdrath, of thin oily, manager
'( 'in valh-r; ami the la iter's' two
ei'oiidn, Huh l.aj:a, Han KraneiKrn.
ami Jtiiherl I'erry of Hollywood.
Ill dolliiK out the peiiailles, the
euimiiiKslou unaiiimcindy adopled
reeommemlatlouH of CotiniiiKHioner
Charles Triiun, vho eonriiieied
a two-day ItiveHtialion.
JACK FIELDS
BEATS GRACE
IN THE THIRD
K.ANKAK CITY.'Uir..,'2!2,rAl')-r'
JiKikie. l-'lelilM. .oH Hail i'TanViH'o,t
wi llerwi iKliI ehapiidoti. IkJi t j f iritis
ly on his Ihroutv today.. IiuvIiik
(.'liwu ly den p'IfctTUted his Hllper-.
lorily here last nihi over. Meyer,
tiraee of I'hiladt Iphia.- !''
Tho ehiim.pion, Unrndted out the
I'hliadelphh') third toiind
m' ;ft,: selitidilleil ;ten round hout; ; 1 1
was a :noti-tltl ufi'air. -V
' Orace held the ede during Hie
first two rounds, Ijaltliittr; -even
more ukk restively tlnin : the roast
hoxor. In the third round, -howV
ever, -the. 'liamplon. Jtuooked his
opponent . down three tlinei--th(
IuhI llm for the count. '
Camera And Baker
j To Fight Tonight
: I'nuTi.AND. fn-i'., Anr. n (A.i')
I'llntii I'lunirii, iniiii-inuuntiiin
fiim linly. wlii lia li ft ii nail of
li knui'liiiiiiH In 1.1 flithls hi 'Clilx
Cuuntry, wum iiri'jiiiri'il to mltl !llll-'
othi r iiiiorlniiiL lo his. rocoiii ioiv
lunluht- IHh oiHionont wnn lo lif
Shim .H.-iKit. niiili'i-iMirt' IiOkXii--KPlir.
ni'v-iii, who iIIvUIi'b liiHttlliii
tiHHt'OU III" IIKlVil'H mill lllli 'ri.i!
1 llll'. '
Willi riimora llpplnn Uic; mijiH'H
nl tli pniniilN mill linlii'r "L SIBil,
Ihn riltlit IliiH ln'i'll liilil(llr',lll'J
'Mliilllo of tln lli'lu'iuollm."; -IMikcT
Hands (I fri't i Iiii'Iipm ivliiji' il'pl'
. Iicrit In. .tlli'i'ir lili'lii'M. irilli'i;. f:;
Vx-Golf Champion x
. Dies In Baltimdre
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KKW YOltK', Apr. 211, (AP)
Al. Hiiilth, VHtiirnn profc.iHioiiu I
Koll'i'c" iinil.'twli'i' opi'lt I'hninplon
of till' I'llltUll 'Mllll-N.' Ih ilcail. TlH'
Wi'i'lolit'Hi.fi foiiinry cluli. fty".
with whlh'lio liiul '"'i n onniiiii'tiirt,
.Slomhiy aiinouuci'il his ili-ath "or
curri'it In 11 Htilthiiora Nntlllui'llllil
Nithcliiy'' iiIkIiI. II" "'UN BS ynns
old. (
A!ov Smith win, tin' oldi'.Ht of
Ihrt'f hrothi'irf wlio raiiu to' this
country lo Kain raim.' iih proCt'!
Hloiinl Kollt't-M. Alfx arrived from
Scotland -In ISilK nnd xvim runner
up tho Ninno year to (''rcil ilerd
for lliu Altii'i'lcan open cliamplon
xhlp when only in yvar of :ikc
11.1m brother Willie. won tho
tllle In lD!, and Alex captured
thn lionni'H In llliui anil i!U0, heal
liiK Willie In mill! and dercatiiut
his youtiKer lirotliei'. .Mnol lonalil
Hiuith.'iis well as .lack HeDi-ruiolt.
In a." pieyoff til Hi I II.
Al, KAItAKU'K WINS
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' VKiYl'M'ITO.V, Ore., Apr. .22
(Al') In a roiiKh wresllhiK' mnleh
here last lilt; lit. Al Karnsick, Tort
land heavy welKht defeat. l l-nr-hter
Vatiee, Vanenuver, two out of
three falls. Kanudck took the
thsi In L'!i minutes with a reverse
headhiek. 'aiu'e won the ectnd
witli a full nelson and hody seis
nors In I :t;t minutes. Karasiek
it.oH the third and final with top
hody pin In LM iTilnuieh,
IM'MHKN'IIAI MK rOKTI.Y
T INDIAN NI'AVSI'AI'MIt
f'Al.t'l'TTA. India (A I') A
newspaper here has heen chai'Keil
Tf.un rupeex or $2000 "for infer
entlally railing: a man a liar," the
plaintiff hciuK the Italian consul
general.
The eave nroe from n. story !n
amdhcr newspaper clmrwln tt
Italian manufacturer were uiil
i.inv the LancaKhlre eott'Oi stnp
pai;e to flood the Italian market.
Tht defendant newspaper sent a
reporter to Interview the consul
and t"'cd hhn n sayinj:
"liwly in a pttor country and
could not afford t conipele,"
The ooiikuI w role to the editor
denying this statement, thereupon
the pa pel- replied editorially In
word that the consul c la lined
onMituted a llhel.
Blouses With Short Sleeves
Size 34 to 38
$1.98
Summer Sweaters Long Sleeves
Size 30 to 36
$1.98
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Carl Mays Will
Face Missions
In Home Opener
I'OUTI.ANI). Ore., Apr. 22 (Al'
I'nrllnnd'B l-wly lIeaver-luekK
and the San KranelKeo iUHions
were luotehed today in the flrsi
loeal ifiimu of the i'arlfie Coast
hat-ehult ienprue neanon. The
Vauutui street dinmond was under
a protective roveiinic and skIck
w re threatehlntf hut ohse: vers
anticipated u normal opc-nln1; day
erowd,
CjiiI M:iys, former major league
nhirra've twlrier, was to take
the mound for the Heavers while
ILm-man I'iMetto was to p'th for
Ihe .MistdonH.
rrteedinii the pnine the players
nf holh teuuiK Will ride to (lie hall
pari; In style in an aiiieni-:hile
parade. (Jovernor Noi'hhul. Mayor
Maker of I'Ort la nil, ( 'omnijssloner
Statitioe i'ier and fans .will he in
the parade.
The ustia I opening day " oert)
inonieM are protrm mined. Mayor
Haker will try to out tho plate
with the first plU-h. He should
h aide lo iiuike It a pet feet Htriko
for tiiis will he his . fourteenth
openiiiK ,day plteh.
' Alan j.G6uu
His . ears stick out line sema
J)hors,'; ' is wohhly and his
walst-linrt i if-1 .chrislderahly moro
j thn 11 avcrjr .; in : , cirijnmference.
;l oey .cu 11 inn! j 11 11 iv . . or r ai
Hoy hut In private life ho ans
wer'! 'to' the name of John Wallace
Walter,:. In the puhllc life of tt
hall player he Is one op the most
11 n usual, at tho same time most
useful characters on the Cortland
cluh of the Pacific, must league.
I had my flr-t Rl.mpso of the
rotund Walters one hot day last
AUKUst when Portland was ruu
nltiK amuck in tho second half
of tho coast race. . Portland was
in the process of taking a douhle
header from San PranelMco to
make It seven stmiwht over the
powerful Seals (two of whoso
aces, Suhr and .loliey; , loom as
league stars this year). Wal
ters annoyed the HohIh with his
halting :i well as pitching and
enjoyed It immensely, 'for he had
jllsl 'heen sold "up the coast hy
e'rlsoo. Too fat and Just, so m.ueh
hasehull Junk, they . saltl down
around the Gulden (late. Walters
though otherwise and :proved his
I -ciuie.' iln flnishcil second anions
;th pHcln-rs. ,with a reeord of 12
b'wlnK;aiHl five. ok'scSk hattliiK .:t"jt
' ' i ti '-H-ijV ifwniTWfn ntnfp irv$' e 1 In tl
j thn field and -on third hase, as the
I Hiluatiou required.
I AValleu: is with Portland ajjaln
this year and I read 11 charactei is
tic story nhnut hlnr, In connection
with events. Just prior to the open,
IiiK of the season. John. It seems,
had mil Impressed MlamiKcr Larry
.W'oodall hy his manner of el
liiiK l"(o cfxiditiun. With a threat
of dismissal If he failed to hehave
himself, Walters was assigned to
pitch airaiusL Seattle to an eNhihi
tluh tilt. ... Whereupon the ir
represfihle one suhdued the In
dians. Marled Portland' first scor
ing rally and finally hrke up the
Ktiiiu with a triple off I Hitch
Kent her, . . . At last, reports he
still had his. joh.
i.Many of the year's outstanding
major league recruits have jumped
J to the hiK show from the Pacific
i ('oast league, famous for its oul-
put of heavy hitters. 'The list in
: eludes:,
- Kniead .loliey, 'oittn.eldci from
! Sa it I ra n c isco. no w w it h W h I to
t Ko.
Criis Suhr. flim hasemnn from
Sail Kra nelson, now wit h Pirates.
Kilns Kunlt, oiiti'ieMer from Hol
lywood, now with Timers.
John Sherlock, rirst haseman
from Missions, now with Phillies,
Vernon Gomez, pitcher, from
San I'Yancinco, now with Yankees.
Jimmy Iteese, second haseman
from Oakland, now with Yankees.
Gordon Slade, shortstop from
M issions now with Itronkiyn.
Neal l'lnn. second haseman from
Missions -now with Itrooklyn.
Walter Herxer, nut fielder from
l.os A nKcles now wit h Mraves.
Kollls Thurslnn, pitcher-ut illty
from San l-'ianciseo now with
Itrooklyn.
Walter Stelnecke, catchor, Seat
tle now with Tijfers.
Jim Keesey, first haseman from
Portland now with Athletics,
Let oy M a ha f fey, pitcher, from
Portland now w it h Athletics.
! "t'oast S'-'honlhoy itoes lao In
I y :' headline.
This seems lo he pacific Coast
standard tluti
Pretty College Custom
Honn e Matin hean the custom or
tli "May wall" at Antloch collcjp
In the early day of tho college. It
Is Hii nnminl walk through the ptens
to Clifton. The nct'itery is unusu-
I nllv heiiiitiful
Sport
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ENDS SATURDAY APRIL 26TH
You owe it to yourself lo investigate the wonderful
values we offer at our Greatest Sale. The savings are
greater than you could hope to expect. Take inven
tory of your household needs and let us show you how
you can save.
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BULGARIA SEES
RAPID BIRTH
I RATE A PERIL
I SOKIA ( AP) TMlKaria holds
j first place In Kurope ami poKsiMy
lahio in the world fnp proportional
j increase of populatitei.
Accordlnp io the statistical of
fice, which has jiiNt comphtid the
' returns for 1 t'2S. the numher uf
i hirths recorded in that year was
I li.'i.noo or 3 per thousand in
I haldtants. The proportion of deaths
was IS per thousand.
Itoth fi.iuns show a considerate
i decreaso from preceding years, hut
; the inrreas.' of the population hy
15 per thotisaud every yeir Is Kiv
Iiik riK" t.t s me anP-ty iir.ions
the government uutluiritte).
It t nr-'iu fl th t. w :t"i 'iiiwl-rn
: hy ! nlc mihoii an I t-te cm.i
' puifcn avutiiKt such deviut.nit dis
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Garden Hose
$5.95
Famous (.ondrleh ruhher gar
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kiiikiujjr ami luistimr. Nt
sinutly huilt that not hi 11 hut
itclual destruction can separ
1U0 ruhher from fahric. Tst
nl (o several limes city water
pressure; the lonuh cover
nil! stand up under draft'nir
iml liard iisjic. Ituilti lo
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tion of the country will ;ioon he
too trieat. h is now nhout six.
miliums.
There is no more hind to he di
vided iitnoiiR the peasants and in
dustries cannot provld- .employ
ment for the excess population, so
that measures will have to he taken
to induce the people to emigrate.
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UKUI.IX (A I') A lln- of rortifi
catlens on the (ierman-l'olish fron
iter provided for in the nrioh's
budget for 1 Tift '. The powniment
emphasizes that this hy no means
stcnifies that tjermany is nhout to
hesin arminp a train.
At t'n amhassadorH conference
in 1917 (termany wna granted the
rijiht to protect net frontiers, since
the tre.uy of Vera ilt!s took away
fill h r fortress s exrept Koenijcn
n. ivu.M'rin. i.ioK.u inni itns-1 Kpunlt-h-Amerieun -Unvis'Tis
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is douhly useful. A Iohokc
hy day. 11 foinXortJihle- Lull
ilctl lied hy nlfcht. Steel cane
panel ends, coll springs-ami
I'olurful cretonne.: . All com
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remaining
men's.
concrete
entrench-Cr
The new formications are todo
constructed on the West hank f
the Oder river and are. to he. pnrj
ly defensive In characnj:. ; ?
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J'OKTI.ANO. Apr. "J-J (AP) r'
l-or f'our years Kniroy I'avln and
K. IT. Ilest havo carried on their
fipht with the Kovernnivnt for th"
riKht to cultivate the hard soil ,if
the Fhdi t'reek desert hi'h In the
fascad mountains in the I'nnmmi.
national fme.it. Threo limes prv
vinucly lulled States marshrils
havi fniclMy ejected the two
squatter-, from the claims.
The two nun are war veteraps
a nil dr.i'v ienj(ins. I test servI
in tin world war and Iavi In til"
a