La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 12, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI-" Monday, May 12,1930 Pape Two ..XA GRANDEEVEING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON OLD MAN MORTON'S SON, ELMER I sure am gelting in bad here. Just got on good terms with the boss ever selling Women's Coats so cheap. 'Now I've had a spat with the head Milliner, all over a LADIES' HAT. I said I think these hats are marked too hi;h. Mad, I'll say she got mad. The things she told me to do was, well no man could do it. (Ice! She grabbed her pencil and marked every hat in the house down. Hats marked 90.50 she marked $3.95 and all others accordingly. I think every man that has to buy his wife a hat will say I was in the right. NOW LADIES, ycu can buy the Best hals in town at HILL'S for the least money. EH LA GRANDE'S LARGEST HOME OWNED STORE SF.ATTI.F TRIMS BEAVERS TWICE :;; Headers Yesterday in Pacific Coast League.'. I i:.-ri-llint jiiu-htwf liy U.-iy K( :it!nsf ntt Tony (YHttiH khvv ' t-'aemmi'iiln it h two virtorieH ivr t Hik!:ml. K will riff whltfiWi.Mw.l 1 l Ik Afoi'nM 2 to 'i In th nfif-niT vM! l-ifHiix h'-M tho Oiks to ' rhu- frjitl'H'! hit a In artvrnrmii Four Teams Win Double ' J"l"B' rui; " : " piero at Hrirnmfnlo: Portland v.. .f ffIniu: at S:in KranrHoo: I.o.s A n x-U- n : ' a li In ml : S-a 1 1 t v. (l.ollywf'otl at 1-oh AnKil'H, At I 'in -Llainl. flrKt Kitliu: li. II. K. St-:iltl. ... 4 12 0 Poillnrnl S 8 1 - Itriti.-rlt-K: Kurtz ami liorr ani: Y.rkfn and I 'aim. . Ki'i-oitil ftam: it. II. I-:. H L'O ;i i lit I l.i-nmnsM and llr-flimtt-rflrlil. C.thc.i Wa.tt r, Marlionalil ; Uy Oscar Hitt ! AFTER ), 2&- P 'iSHStlALiHiii f H 5UBt MSung ! voo thh KanM. -B-E)T YrTv-s fi"- amieu Ain-T hitter, vo.) i-me I j vt lHAToy Sic WrtwSK(J Vact, OWE WAIST lifeH. ( NUt )SlrV FCR MiOTfiltO if oiVfl ttC luST4 ,cCA.?.P?IKE KiACK. OVER Trtt -,) A fcAr? A U AS WOPiDTj MJLEi T.,C, I 'AVi -vvfer' Mr --!k I fcj. ft 1 ,. , iJ? ,.J I NEVT TIME OU ) (--.r0 Li - ly . ,-. r . -iSi-' . L ?- rR nto -f" erVJa, ' Umatilla Nine Trounces City Team, 15 to 4 Tii f t'maiilla liiilfiins. K"intr a .-ctu in pre in thf fonrih inn-j iritf that nvtic'l li run.', easily j foateil tho Tity Kmplnye t ain ; Uli, Ijrsl llMm, i, tho liore Hatuniay afternoon, in to I Amfilcaii aniat.-u,- fliampion.shin iih tlu i-xreniion 01 ine om hh well tho rontetitioii. ' 1 r' . . , ' In I. tl, ""ntrt Jom- ha noi.ieI.iiiHlii. Mm.pk of 'a.r ami Star- o; tho m i t Of Amoriran tuh-nl a8 Iy. ' as tho isriils-ti 'lefono to rumliat. II"B'I. Horion J Tho Knrl ami 1-ar West liavo Smith an.l M;tv Smith will he mi t inning tit MHwt f the mar amon-; his koonost rivals in tlia j VaiM-rs r.r tho al foiv yoars than. Kis WiilK'-r tup "-1 uur .Mnn--i ""' inr.I.-s will ho arr.'iyod a:iint him I iM1,u.-. likf tin In tin AiiKitonr and it is Jiift as wi-ll to ipiiioniiMT that .lhy did inning, during whioh two rliyl piff-honi vainly triod tn Mom lli ; tiilo of hitiirlr.s, tho jramo va ut ll, plnyod and ovonly niatch-'d. Tho Indiarm playod at th" hli?h yrliiiol ground on ronto to K!(;in, w horo tht-y v. i-i'i- yche.Inlod in 1ay yistorday. j Tli it; was tho first doft-at nf tho ?r,L-in for tli-' city. j (la Hasher anl 1'rioe Imt'i hit triphvf, atii f'ity Mfinaccr V. . I'l'fWs; f-niiTt-il tho L'ami fjr a moiuont in tho ninth, pi noli hit-tin-,' rttr Nclm.-l. Tlio Kcoro: It. If. K. Indians ; J " 1 ' 4 City - - 4 S 7 Ha 1 1 rlos : V. : Ik and Via . ; Iat y-'iitHinttor. ir.thall. Hoard and On UaKh'T. H-tSlt i. mi'oii'jt, ospoHnlly j Yah.n ha)it if turning nut a kuot : (.(fiilun of brilliant I! vaiilK-iv. It is om (-vt-nl wo havo no ; trrtiihlo jrot'intj niatorial for." ro? inarkod Kit's i-oarti Kraril; Kanaly i.-orntly whon I aslc.d him. what I ho had In tho way of a sii(-i'0.s..r l Sahin fair and Krod Sturdy. : two 1-l-fno' in rfnrniors. ''Sonto- , tiiiii's r can hanlly find :i nhnt- i pnttor itr a jumper around lh'' I th-ld, hnt tlu ro aro always plonty f va'ultor. Thiw Yalo tradition H run- of tho i-tionifo.t 1 liavo ovor n on. n. f tho tnnst pnnnisinff of tho proson! ri-ii is Hill t'ono.' Cone uiin tho pfdo vault at tho j-ml Hnl.-iys mi 11 fool hut ho has' a I okI of the col- I'-ui. orp now in omnpotition. Tommy did 13:11 nt tho Drnko Hclays. haroly inlsMf-d 14:2, n. world.: Voooril liolyhl, Jlo. ton, oarrylm? on a fino tnulition. His prtdofowor at tlil Hpooiahy fur North woHtorn was Hill Ih-ooi;-omtiollor, a soiiKatlon In 102X and .HrniiKl In tho Olympic chainplon vhii in Ha bin i'arr. . . .t'nrr wa.i foiood t a now rooord of ?, foot fl-'-i inolK's to win ami ho did It on his last rhanoo. DON'T MISS ; The Announcement BIG BIRTHDAY PARTY Tomorrow's PDer THE L. & L. DRUG CO. Bible in Englith Dialect Thp W.Mr Mn l"rn imbllHl tx) !a I III itla!i--r4 in KriKli.h. I Spopt Slants Alan J.Qould liy The A " i latod Pvoss l.tiKl Wot-ii kmw KcVM'al ohfitlROn In tlio 'ttti.i U ii.iim hamhall hta iidfliKt. H.tcraiuonto uiih displaood o.h lt-auo hadir hy tho l.ns AnK'doli At: joli. 'I ho Wars w.io chto at t;: - AiiKfl's ho. Ik iih tho cirruit j,'r,lt,i,( Mvunif Ini n now Kcrls. hovovr. i.l)rjnn(j ( tu'.. la ntl and Han I ntni lsoo ro- ( iu:torio8: l-iinod third .'Hid fuiirih positions, , ri.njt (;ox': and Woodall. At i.i'-t AiiKt-h-K, fir.t Kruno; ; ! H. ir. k. 1 Han 1'VanoUro ... 4 lo o I I'.ollyuod -Ill 2 r.atu-ijs: MolMual. Mont ! Kom'iy and Unn.on; Pugc, Ydo i and Hovofld. f Sorond Murio liJJujyj'.s hy aKioonw nt J : It. II. K. Man Krnnol.icn .................. 3 'J I lVfityvond t; y o Hatlotion: MiljtiH wn.l ltorl, fiiiston; Tarnor ant H.trtlor. At Oakland, iiiorfilntf Kamo: .. - It. ir. V.. H:i(rninj-iii( , 4 s 0 Oakland o 2 I Hatit-rioK: Koaiiutr and Wirt; l:lr. (Jitfir porrontufM i had dropped, Uftt 1 1 lt n ii id. t m iriT-ril(l;i v-filn. ' ijofi atln.'f 1h lowly Hurt land l.oavor;. tlx out of r.ovon samt-M. ; ho Indiana Ion pod fr-m a poor f-ixili place ti lifrn and boti.stod t..i lr avoitiRo from -4'iT to an ovon ..''Hi. 'lhoy dlHplatotl tho Mi. fion?'. who dt'ippi-il flvo nut of M'vni KiiiiUM to the AntcolB horo. I'nrtland utrontf ihftied itfi grip on 'hi' oollnr -while tho liidlywood y .im 'oontinnoit nxt tT tho hol lo in, having dropped four out of M-von K-nnt'.-j t'o tho Han Kranrlseo M.als. I'onr IcnuiN Win I .ok AiiKi-los, Hollywood, Saern liiMi'i. and Hoattlo all raptured if on) do IwndorK vosterdav. Tho l- .un-o h-ndoiK took tho AMkmIoiik ! 1 himovlrh, Andi'owM and into ramp horo l.y kcoioh of G lo j Aftoinoon K'wuo: Z and II to fl. H.oaily pltthliiK hy It. II. I- flylo ItarToot wan Iaroy roKpon- ' Harrninonto 7 U ilhlr Tor tho Ani;ety victory in the j t"kalnd a V 2 mornlnj, rontoHt while tho .Mis- naileries: rYeltn unl Kneh- Ioiih . wore outshiKKed in the' IWhII". -AihIitwm and itoa.l. iii'tornojn oncounier. (At San l-'rauclsco. morning khiiio; liollywoud ht'.nt San rranolnro'n . It- ii. V. Soalfs 5 to 4 In tho opener and 0 ' , "H Ano!o C :i to a in tho niKhirap, makhiff It ' AHnH 2 r three KimlKht. but dropp. tl the ( Mallei les: It. trio.. I ami Skiff; f ron to Iho vl.titnt-K thrr lo roiir. I 'ttmid, lioutflaii and irofmann. h" Sf.ns won ihv first Kiuiie , Aflotnooti naiuo; uh. ll "t.efty" MVIlnilKal, S;lli i ! 1'iaiwlsro pltrher. walked Seve- i 1 r Allfjeles 11 IS t rei.l In tho wvonth with the bases! AH"!"" CM a lull, forcing in a run which rikn; l"itorI-: Homo mid Hannah; a 4 to i ft nnd vontually h-m'H.iI j ''l il,,'r lllwl. letory for tho homo tonni. 'Che! '" vmid Rami v;iv ii hurllm dtiol i r- heiwvon Jim Turner, Hotlywtiod j Lfficiencr tookle. and John Mlljus. Seal vet-I inilf Uiosi Important husInos uiin. Turner helpe.l win hi own : lr, 'omhI across Imuli !hles R-ima by knocking in two runs ""w" u,lV "uo oiocuiive )rb a tiiniflo in the xth nn,.r ! tIlu,l-'Ir of nreakliij: down Mites ro- Hollywood had Hcore.l onco t i . . hfs ',t,l,',' ' -''Virliic l iciiK a i to 3 tie. Cleveland Wins From Athletics Sunday 25 to 7 Hy Iluifli S. I'lillorlon Jr. As.soi'ialed I'ress Sp nts Writer) W hen a team that has been hitvintc a h.ird. time holding a plaoo amn::ir tho league leadora allholiKh it holds the club bat tluw bud and on. v hich lias ptrciched a winning streak about as far as pnlblo ot tout thor, f Kiietiiiii is bound lo happen. It ill.l yesterday when tlio Cleve land Indians, entertained 1)10 'hll- ad-l(l:i;L AthloJes ami-, ail over- 1 low 01 uWit if ' 'h-veland fans. Tho lml'an-4 li.'ivi' fthuwn plenty 01 hiltliiK' power all won son win to tin- At I. let i i s had a bail beatiUK coming to th-m after w Inula made the field League Standing (l.y after a shower ha llipt-. saw fix: io".oliors yield j 2y IiIowm, 17 of thni Koln to tho (..'lanl.'. 1 Henny I'r;y. w ho has taken j part In nliu of t inrinnati'.-i 'Z'l , K aiues, hurled his fourth com- j pleto K"n;? an.; won his fourth 1 vlclory by limjtim; I'hlladelpbi.i j to seven hits while the Keds pull- ,0k AntfeleH ed out a fi to1 4 win. '1 Iir- e hu- , Sacramento eepsive walkn in .the ninih inning t.iaklaml f-ri.-d in th; deoidinw run. lan l'ranci.sco K-l Moiriw pi od need iho day's Seattlo beet plti hinK feat a.s he hold the j .Mission ISt. Louis Urowns to two hits fur j Hollywood the hoooihI day in .succession. The ; f'oriJanl Hn;on Hoi Sov won the Kamo. 1' l 1, on iteKans home run. .Mor 1 it Kave Hnven walks but hi -struck out nine. An e-HostonIan, Char Icy ituiflnK. made his b-lml In a New York. Yankee uniform and heloed tho Yankeen beat I lot roll, j ( Viiven a f-onu Man oy ho A.o;'ial l I'ro;) ("oa-t I.ohjii' W. I,. :o 1 L-i i:t ..... 1 : 1 r. l :i 17 17 15 IS 13 JO 10 Nnt'onal League W. -'3 , An inquisitor desires to know w hat the approximate odds will be against Hobby Jones in his fortheomiiiK' attempt to win both the Hritish A ma tour and Open . (.loir Championships, as well as to J lead the Yankee fcrcfH to victory I in the Walker Cup matches. I"CT. j Hrohably they will bo no lonirer -'-) than 3 to 1 aKainsT, the (-oorian i .CIS j i)H. p,,.n jmd 4 to 1 against . .5i9 ; iii chances In the Aniiiiour. j 1 Jones will be a bluffer favorite 1 J in the Open, riespiu th- fact hoj ' I ' s ttlctlK co 1 r.'e in this event. ,au;t Is the Robot Fooling YOU? " The Varis correspondent 0 "VARIETY" reports: "The music-wise Continentals object violently to" mechanical music (in the theatre)' thus' American Fedcrfclloo of Muklclans ' 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Ctrtkrati: Withtut turthfr iblicatien tn my pr. r:l-ne i(ll me la tfie Mutie I'tltr-ic I caput; i r wha It eppetid t th tilsniMtian tl Living Mutit Inm the Tluitre. . Xew York chtraifo ( Hrooklyn t'ittsburKti Cincinnati ...U lone out or ten Kam.-s. Tho beat- Ktnn h nmi nnm run 01 t Itosin in; was intlict- d to Cum tune of hoakoii in the first inning. I .iljl:l((.pnl;l .u to l. l.y tar ttl' lilKKeHl HO Ore ( " "'h i.mn-n uiukh of the majur l:: land i.tat.-d by iih l.f t iiiu . ih Jiits auti three -lie season. Clove- j iubhintf Kd ltin- J iMituiof with live runs in the first j rhlladclphia pamo. . 'JVI Lyons of Chieairo hurlfd ! tan inninxH to b teaL Washington ' Washington 6 to "I. in a fine duel with l'"" j ( j,.vpun, Inning and then kept iriiprovinK "ailley. Ihree Kticeewive hits n . I this pac, seoiin-,' in every inning I""' '-nth. one Jt tripble by Wat-jN.w V(jrk I up to tiio seventh, and alleetiilK ( H Jf"1 k'ave Chicago the ib-iidillK ', jl0Mllin J St. loui.s , Hot rut. Mno. Ituu- in Seventh A nllit seventh InnliiK In which Seattle nrorod nine runs speiel defeat for I'orthmd'rt Ducks In the niKhttap while the filHt Kanie Wt.o a r''t'li"rs' battle between .-vjiOH and Kunz. J-lMitlKO In his othce I v Ills ilok with a linen isblcctoih nl dressing his secrelary ns h waitress? Land of SiUnt Brides PnrluR iho llisi day nf her nnir rled life a Korean bride, hiuti niit pcak even tn lar husbnml. hits. Nine of the blows were tloublt.s .ami some inluht have Kone for . inoro base oxct-pt for I the yroiiml ruli-s. l e.i.ll Allows 1 Hits Wiloj' I'Vrrell held Hie world's ehamt)ions to four hits in his sl innlui.rs on iho iiituiml. lie allowed live runs but his luati-K beat that In two different InnliiKs. Keti i uk mo von in the fourth and six In the i-lxth. i 'levnl 1 nd'rt ban Inn: foat, stood om. on a day of rather Hxht hll- ItUK. 1 he only Kiuue that, ap- ii .! iii-ij it u.. itiutiuiyos 1 11 10 1' triumph over the CitteburKh l'i rau:'. 'J he HobliiH mtide IS hits for their successive victory In the koi-Ks while 1 a.zy Vance b.1,1 I'i.tihursh to rimr. The Kame put Hrooklyn In tliln) place In the National bairue. tlroppinir litts- : loiirth. 'I fie St. I.miiM1 ciidhials made hit: but they hud to win both hds of a double lnaMer rrum, the Hos)n Hraves i.,J' do It. The scores were 5 to J nnd" 7 to C carry ini,- Iho Cardinal to slv sue eetsive victories and lloston tn as many defeats. Jess llain.s piich- d His first Hit Kame uf the year In beating out Harry Seibold In the opener. I. hints In I'lit I'liu'e The New York t;ianls made their hold on the league's first place safe for the current .scries with the seivnd place Cheuo Cubs by winnliu: their third en oiinter. 1 to 7. The liumo, plaved ruru, 12 HI .Ma 11 11 .fiini II 11 .f.oo i'2 ,5oO . s 1:1 .:i m 6 14 .:tu W. !.. PCT. ir, 7 .02 15 S .C52 13 8 S 19 .1 0 1 0 ..vm ft I 1 .4."fl HI ,i:i .4"" 'j 14 .:t:i s is .303 Abandoned Poor lo Fate London's -xreat epiiloinie of j ... r , plntftie In the Seven! tin century j Uood took off the poor; tho wealthy nnd I "New Morals fur 11 New A;e is Influential left tho city, leaving the j a lecture subject. The old ones re pour people wmmplojed and un- , nil rltflit so Ion? n you don't t i-ii c k'ood." rnrrti itr, cin as iiniiquc. 1 'anas aow . because of tho jceneral foelimj that he is more consistent at mod-I I al than at match play. Or, to 1 '' j put it another way. Hobby has! 1 demonstrated Mm and time a i;a in his abill'.y to tap Old .Man 1 I'm on iho chin successfully for lonjf counts, whereas he has been a trifle liekle1 w hen encountering the hazards of IS hole matches J j such as prevail throughout tho , . Hritish Aiimtcur. j ! Th American Amateur rham--: ! pionship ' ju n f, Is into 31 -hole matche-! af .of the, fht two lonnd-. -with tho longer route built to Habhy'H order when he fceis tiiat lar. 1 n Knxtand he ii.iim tackl them all at IS holes, unless he reaches the final which is at i in lonn' Jun-'S should win both tournaments. 1 L hurt been pluy- in: more consistently Kood olf (hi: ipiinp than at any time that' h. frlemls ran recall, lie admits himself that li has been "pretty On the other hand ho knows tho hazards he has tn face. TH WHAT, then. If Europeans YY prove Inuir mils. c-wisdom, ate we North Americans supposed to be, that wc arc at,ked to accept ' mcchanicnl music and mechanicul music on!y in the theatre? Muslc iincid. perhaps? Well, at least 2,000,000 theatre patrons , have rejected that characterization by joining the Music Detense League, t'hi-y mrcn that they want Real Mtis'c, not Canned Music exclusively in the theatre. If you value the Art of M 11 tic, you to?, should lie numbered among I lie ' muslc-wUv." .hist sign and mall the coupon at the left. AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CAHABA JOSEPil N. WEBER. Prcliiltnt. 1410 Broadway, Nw Vrlt, H. V, Fam A ddftsM City St!jtt USED REFRIGERATOKS Taken in on General Electrics 5 LEFT $8 TO $25 W. H. B0HNENKAMP CO. owes! T pnee ever placed on a ir. DOING THEIR STUFF FOR PACIFIC COAST CLUBS i lift - .I.M- r. . .'li'ri-a SJ-v.--, Ur':r -LIv "L i"r I.. "m v ikigr ' iw Tk... ... . . . 4k.. ."s M"ing in pact in Pciie easel tiitll circlet 4nd on old-tlmr, Rcu. lhr, who .w.tched to Seattle this year from th Mution outfit. . ' . t i: The greatest value In Studebaker's 78 years of honest merchandising... ydrauUc shock mhmben . . . frame I.anchcstcr v;'.-f-atirn datnper . . .Gasoline filter . . -Fuclpuiiip . . .Timken f.pircd roller bear ings . . . New fui! enver rpufrit-r . . . Cam-and-h ver strenn" . . . Adjustable sl-ering v.heel and scat . . . Drain eii oii only .very .500 mil s . . . 4U ni.ies a., hour eve. vi:ui iLW TO $1125 AT THE FACTORY; 114-INCH WHEEL BASE 70 HORSEPOWER (Illustrated) Studebaker Six Four Door Sedan, $985 at the Factory. Bumpers and spare tire extra. STUDEBAKER SIX MODELS AND PRICES Coupe, 2-pass $g95 Club Sedan ( g35 Tourcr 965 Stdan 985 Coupe, 4 pass og5 Hegal Tourer 1065 Refll Stdan loss Landju S?d.in 1125 'rices al tho factory M. J. GOSS 1419 Adams A vc.