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LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORtt.
Thursday. May 15, 1930
SAY FOLKS
We just got a shipment of 100 flats, for ladie and
children: -;Ve are going to sell them Friday and Sat
urday far 79e - 89c - 9xc. Hetter come Friday. Don't
think we Wll! have any left for Saturday.
H-I-L-L'S
LA GRAN DE'S OWN STORE
PORTLAND WINS
,A GAME, 5 TO 2
Six-Hits in Ninth Inning
Give Beavers Necessary-.
; Runs for Victory.
I'i'lef.c.
and llof-
all;
r.mnn.- ..
At Oakland:
i:. H. P..
I. a AnAh . Z Z
-Uiikhinti 4 11 1
lJ:itteH-t: . ICrn Wlh and
.Mfcrff: l:i:;head nm) ItwJ.
At 1.04 AfiKlf:
It. If. K.
(iVrrltlf 7 10 1
J itd!ywond 13 ! 1
' littler!: Iddr-lt. ifimre, Ii
' r.ijtrrki and liorreani; HoKerson.
. vVeit !md llawiler.
At Ri'T.iuwiito:
and col weather, the Brooklyn
victory wtraishtened out the Na
tional league Mamllng a trifle.
Alt hut two of the (famwi In Na
tional ieajfu and all in American
lMffMn were ptpned. Ah Brook
lyn went Into: third pL. .f'inein
n;iii droffrd Into a tie for fifth
w h ! If I n- HI. I.inkt n nl i na Hi.
victorious for the et?h:h suerp
ive time, came up 'to lake fourth.)
1 h- ''ardlnal?. moved into the
firnt division hy l.tTln( th-l
l.iiu lb-.lir.f V-n.- V..rlf r:ilntHi 1 f
J yfterdy hy ;i 7 to J count a.i At. 3
Crahowski and Herman fiell pave
Jum four hhn. lldi -:irn-l the
nmor share of th lauielj and
received credit tuf the victory )
' when h. look up the pitching jot
j In the fifth InnJnjf tit allowed'
; jiiKt one hit In five Karnes, (ira- j
J howxki had yielded the three runy
tin the third when he walked th
' Itfihen full nd allowed liili Terry
f to hit a double. i
i
The order of tvenU fo1Itr:
la-hH
Ity.Thc Adulated I'iCf-H
I'orlland won- raotf" , yesfer
day.. The 31 it-Jddnft trer?'the Vic
tiiHfir The c are wan h. in 1. .
rISfllerlwf the1 nftirn innihftr th
.'MlwdoiM were lending 2 to o. I n- I rlft rn".ic-
til the levcmh the game had heen Vnvmxn-nn
la pitching duel het ween Ted f ; I Saltern-: Zinn
ileue anil Johnny Miink" Wul(er. ' I'ry.'tnt "oehler.
ivho pllrhei. mtrhew. oulfiriIi. 1
JlHay:; tliird hare nml hit- with j
initial Mkili. The Minions prnroii
nh"f In thi fevehth rtul owe. In ;
Jt r tigtith. Then- rhnift the "fatal, f
!' li th. Hl)t hV.A &t'i the rhitmtKe."'
r nenverii- Cffwlnjf the' piatfi :
Ue ttfhen. f
j ' Jt remained for 'Hollywood
stop Ken.'.l' h ff t cljiciiliir ell nth.
iHpottlnff the Ihrllan four run In
it ho f!rl Inningf. the Kiar prp-;
j'cffded to rluh oi(l a victory in a
jfar hion chrcterl.iilr of their
t hamplonfflilp lhftvior Inet year,
jit w- n fret -hi. tin contest, and.'
hthff the unioke of hnlile cl-nre-. .
jit fiuind xhtt rn'ivle city nine on '
jthf' lonif end of a 1.1 In 7 count, f
Mfi-Hli, y.V-Hun f;mi-.'- I
rf. K.
and Ol-ton;
Robins In Third
Place Following
Win Wednesday
VUl.lwVMKITK VIH IH-0
HA.I.KM. Ore.. May 11 (AC)
Willamette unlverrity defeated
the College of I'ujfet Hound hae
haP. teaim hero yesterday after
noon 1 to . The lyj-Kern u.iel
I hrer pitchers In an effort to Mop
tho l:eorcat iii)K7erN. t'ardinal
find I'e-.erfon drove out hn? runs
for the w Inner. Score:
R. 1C K.
f. P. . y..... 0 5
Wfllan tte M 12 4
l;.'itteriej; I'eittlwmd. I'limuner
Ppadafore and linker; WilJn and
Inrdinai.
(A."
V.y llutrli S. nillerton Jr.
rint-d FV-f Hporij Writer)
. Ati-nK th- trade; which rmide
f. Kood ifiahy 1ijtehall fan think
I hat the Hrooklyrt liohIn were
fe'tlni, th'i worst of the ha r if ft In
were those whi"h hrnujrht (llenn
Wright and AdoIpf lituue to
Hrnol; lyn. Wriuht ennte In ex
chanKe for a (pood pitcher. Jvn
I'effy, and iijem Jiit year
l.j-rn if i.f n t.-i.l it . t I j.niia
Jimmy Zinn, veteran. Hanj ft v.trran cf M vir'trh thl
t'lnctnTrit( arrived In etehnnpe
for rorue much younger h.'t.4ehall
irt'iterlal.
T.'n M' two went a lmg way
toward jtij-tifyinfj; Wllhert Itohin
?n confidence In thetn yirer
dhy nr. they fornie an alliance
w hieh put the Ttohlnn In third
thic. In the National leap tie, H.
tw pen th'-rri they defttrd the
Cincinnati Itedji 7 to 4.
I.uque pitched hi first rorrw
jW f (came of the year and won
hi: Kcond victory in four con-
f inn fanned only one rr.n. hut "! r l rtrt-.l.
Uly reven hall, - were knocked . ' ' "'T . h
Lit of the infibl hittt ,n'' ,,r,ly ll,'" h"
1 t . . . . : A h wrtn In the firrt Innint;
j fhel, dfeal .however, did nm .! wh.,r four inKlM and n .loi.hit,
iren.ov.. the Henfti.im from the f tt,.A, ir)((lu, M, lw rn ,n,h
hafri.o leadenihlp. fmklfthd aitaln ' third Inning. WriKht tied the
. dentin l, AitffelP., linnch-Uore with a home run with one
j in several of their ,, biff. In the t on. hay,. And In the rourVof
w aJ IM,WMlh JnnIn't h,Uli" the Kame he added
t u. Anre were v-atterln rhr I twi- tripl.-- and a fdnKle nd
.uht lhrouRh Inning, the ;.d ne. ,. rilfl. jfhnny
: ,, . "" " " ..u,rjn;iTin. Willi II HoniT wllh
i.n l..-... In I he fsth Iniilnp.
Pondosa School j
Closes Friday; j
Seven Graduate
l-'r.'hcico rl'ht-hander, today had
rn eied thai exeluilve flection of
jth tnrehall hall of fame rerved
fr plt,cheifi of no-hit, no-run
r;umei. J 4 nKifttcrfu) . hurilnff
jwf!,-. dune at ftjieramento iclnt
ft flemtlor and reftulted In an
to U victory for the Ken In, Jimt
,1-even Kney. fo on hafe, four hy
Jtt.Mkft. two (hrouih prror.i hy fro
frttl anfl one hit h.'ifter. Tife ha
lic, who trn-. hi:,' .Vrll HoaR. wa-i
jthr- only farramento man (o jfet
il,eofid f'-cond. Unfit and he wa
;heh on llilrd, "
"ofinr in the lant nati7nt Tliey f t
j-'ifimcii aeconu pinre in (li
rtahrilftjr.
At Han TranrlHcn;
With the ai,i ,,r n lot of rain
11.
T'JTliand
Mtfeioni ( 2
liatterie: WaUets and
H. i:.
1 1 (1
12 I
W of if I-
League
Standing
RELIEF FROM CURSE
OF CONSTIPATION
A rifiltli- rrci-lc phvlrinn my.
ron.tlriallnn In fMpnhKllilr fur
iimr mldry than liny other c.nne."
Kill Immrdlao rill-f ha hfen
toimu. A inhlct r.illcl flcxnll Or-lU-rllH
hn b?n ilinrivprpil. Thlf
tulpf.t nllrnrt wntrr frnm Ihc
HVHlom Inm ihr Imy, ilry. cvticu.i.
tli.n howl rallM ihx rolon. Tin
wifer lorncn th. dry foo.l wnno
"), J-ame a Rcntlc ihnrniich.
n-itttrtil inormnt n'dhoul fiirmlnx
a habit or ever lnrrcnlnK Ihp il(....
Htop mirrxrlriK frnm rnnatlti.itlon.
Ohrw ft Honll Or.lrrllp nl nlKht.
y)ft ilny hrlehl. Oft n tor ir,r
ipdny nt the nr.-irnni rti j.iji Driiu
KVre. A.lv.
i Hr Hip .1.wlnml IVik
j COAST
I W. I.. I'r-t.
Sn-r;imPnlo 2; n r j
t l.os Am.'''lf'fl 20 It ,,X8
jflnklnnil l 15
,P.in Friinrlwo ...2n 17 .r.4l
jKoattln ...u is .inn
l.Mlnsli.nn , 13 .4BJ
: II..1IVW11...I 14 21 .(no
I ''"tin nil n 21 .111
x.Vriox.w,
W. I., I'pI,
Xpw Vnrk 14 9 .Him
;-hlr:iK r, .tj
; Ittooklrn ...! 11 .544
.!. iiuiji 14 12 ,m
; I'-lnPlrin.'itl r 12 12 .r.nil
' f'lltl.nrKh 12 1'i .r.no
1 ll,.Mn 14 ,3t
; fhilailplphln 7 1.1 .211 J
; Aniorlrnn l.-nuiln ftnnillnKK lln-,
Plialik-cl. Y'l.Tliiy'A (rumps rained
nut.
BIGGER
BETTER
BARGAINS
at our
BIRTHDAY
SALE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
"Buy One -(Jet One Free"
THE L&L DRUG CO.
Ily Mrs. M. F. ICaymoml
tfi!.Mrver orrepondent
IfNIf4A. 're. fHperial) ;
Hchool close l-Yiduy after a hup- ;
rsffu'. term. There re K-v-n
fttident?: t xrailtiato from the
Sth fern de. i
' The third anniversary and elec- -'
Unr. of officer? of the .Medical '
Hprin? Women' ctuh wan held ,
at the ftchord houie Thurfulay
aftrrnoon. fflcpri fr the romi
Int; year were elected n followft: :
Mr a. . If. Inincan, president; i
jMm. I.. M. I.udy and Alr. T, K.
t ffmren. flrxt nntl reconrl vice
1 irejiilntj!: Mm. loniirl Witit
len. feretary. ami Ir. K K.
Whitten. trenfurer. A silver herry
fpoon vi.'ij preented to .Mrs. M.
I'. Ciymond hy the nvml'-r? in
appreciation of her work a presi
t dent of the cluh for the pn.t IS
titfinth:', Who w ho in" h;hy land
war a contest much rnjoypd dur-,
iHK t!p afternoon. Knch ineinipr j
wa.- a.ked to lirlnif a hahy picture.
rf lhernelVef, he fdctur'" werp
ntimlM'red and hunt? on lh wall
und tli-, nierrt4erM K-f-eil who
; the dif ficnt on-a were. Mr. 1 1.
j It. elwn giiefinpd th- (freatext
I nmher and wris preented with
a prixe. a la rice hirthday cake
I with thre candles wa 5erv-f
with other refreshments ly .Mrs.
N. 1'nllow. Mrn. T. It. II tnen.
f .Mnt."V.- ' lii .rr'Klnitey an.! -Mrs.
John I'effle.
j Mr. nnd .fr. t"hejit. r Thomp-'
fOn returned frotn a ."hurt hul-
(me).': trip to I'ortl iiwl Tuesday.
They drove their car down and
hack. j
MV. and Vc. I-VpiI llaymond
and children weie weekend euexts
of St, I'; I:ayrmtnd nh famjly.
I', Hayuiond, who ha l-in '
employed at Mawitle for the p.',t
I nine week, wan hfne ovi-r Sun
' da.
The dance given hy the liase
1 hall teatn Hjittinltiy eveninx at the
M-hool ho !! w jii a f i na nciat as
wcl nr. sorlal ucceit, Ahout
$l'2.od waft raised, which will lie
used to Imy efiiiptnent for the
leitm. A "practice r.niio wan
pl.ived Hitmlay on John .Mile;'
I field on Powder river. '
"A llntf of rreith Air Ureanm.
n fOod lunlih play, wat prfftenied
hv Ihe I't lmary a.oclutlon at Hi" i
sfwtot hoiiM Krtday evenintf.
AIhmi.( 3 a i hildren hetwpn th
nKe: of four and 12 look part and
viti- well trained in some, dia-
Iot,Uf and dance. A firnnll ad- 1
nilK'ton waf; rhared and pron eds
were fent to the children'! hs
piial in Mlt l.ake rity. The I n
dm Flake officer from a Crande
attended. I
Mr.", f'arl Johansen, manairrr
nf th I'lindowi hotel, and hr '
daughter, f'lara. U-ft for a ptt-a.i- I
lire nip to Salt (jike City Wed-'
neiuy to hp Bono about 10 day;. I
! Mm. Mary Murray In running the,
I hotel during Mr. Johanf n's ah.
1 t. . Whitten, who mpkes h(
houu. with hln son l-'rank nnd
I fainlly. returned Id hl.i home
! .Monday after vlltlftjr hi dauvh-
ter, Mrs, Kdward Wanker, at Ox-
wetfn, fop the it two uuinthri. I
; Mlfffi Monri IVmloltue. wioite
- t-chool nt Lower Pive rlont'd lrl-'
day. spent th weekend with her
; l-ter, Mis.s .Nftirie t'onhnue.
Mrr'. J. f. Viie. of Inrtder. N
Me ndthic the week w ith Mr-. M.
'. I'. Mnvmoud.
; It. J. Wnnker and K. K. Whit-'
i ten Hftii Into the hlllfi Monday
'nnd inpected thtt drift fence on
the ramie and returned Tuesday.
; I eona'd and Lexter I-lie and
I.eHh KHne. who h.ivp heen fill
1 ploy-ed hy the Minesf f.ututier fo.
for the p.ist threo month!, re- j
Itnintil the first nf the week to
j niovi. their f.iiikilieH to Seneca.
Tti-y did not wish to lake the
; flHldten uu;iy until Ihpy had fin-
I hed their chon y.iir.
INAMK OFFICIALS
I FOR FIELD MEET
(Contlnurii from Tuito On)
land. Tv.in Sullivan, Hnl.prl Kvan.
tiPnp Kan.
I Offirhil Kcorpr: N'nlan Hklff and
f: A. M.-Ii. hran.
A..ltanl; Arnold flralnpti. tl..
car Wurn.H-k.
Itrror.lpin nf pvpnti: !n.h.-.
f'.irwin llr.-ry; hifch Jump. Kdgar
Knapp; broad jump. l.ponard It.. p.
ofrirlat annoiinrem: HukhpII X.-l-'.n.
Krank Andprnon.
Folic offlr.rnr Chief - Clint
llaynea ond assistants,
25 yd. dah
2S yd. da.s'i
11. yd. daah
33 yd. dxp-h
M yd. daih
o yd. diinh
SO yd. dnh
SO yd. da.h
. a yd. daxh
5ft yd. da.h
75 yd. du.h
7i yd. danh
lll yd. rtnxh
Claa I
flUM II
l-la.-u. Ill
Clnsn I
Clawi JII
!.",- II
fin I
1hm I
Cl.is It
Oiim III
Clan. II
Cnia I
flilM III
14
Olrl j
CiirlK j 1
Girl! 2
ny !
.Hoy
Knym !
Oirln
tiirin ;
(llrln
YL,yx j
Boys
Itoyn
144 yd. dath Clasn It
151) yd. daah Class III
Fk-hl Kvpnt
Broad Jump 'laM III
lirciad Jump Class II
Broad Jump Claaa I
I!. I), throw Claas III
I!. B. throw- Clans II
B. B. throw flaxs I
Hirh jump Cls III
HiKh Jump Cla II
Htnh Jump Class I
2tn y.l. ruiy Class III
yd. rplay Iaf II
Boys i 3
Boy ! 4
I 5
Boys! t
Boys
Bya I
Clrls .
OlrU
fiirls
Boys
Boy
Boys j
Girls
fiirls
22 yd. TPlay Clam I Boys
100 yd. relay Class I Oirls
44(1 yd. relay Class III Boys
440 yd. relay Class II Boys
Mimi ContcM
Tus-of-war Draw for places,
ilass Camps Boys.
1 Ortr-thP-Top mrp.
2 Lpap-KroK r-.re.
X I'unt-Rphiy r.ir..
4 In-and-Out rarp.
ilax OaoiPK Girl.
1 Over-iie- "V ra.p.
2 root-Drihhle race.
3?. I'unt-I'.elay r...A
! 4 In-and-Out race. !
In evenl that lain orciics
5 l:norre-. the Br.de SPhool meet
li' 1 postponed until Monday, j
; J. V. r.onic'elluw. saiMTlntc-ndent, J
! fiiid this ciorninff. ,
I Thp parade will' have about
I li.o rril.lrn in H. arranged 1.1 i
'ho..!s as follows: Hive Ha. Ark'
r:r-in. Willow. Central. Green'
wood. 'Php srhovls drew for;
placer. In tho parade. The parade
will form on A.laov: at ."pruce. and
rrncced norih on Adams to Fourth
..h n VonrtH to the hleh
men ooi - -.
school. The track mee: begins at
2 o'clock. .-
A total of 2 vchlldrcn toko
.....li.. ih.. intck meet.' SSA In
the field meet and dJ'i In the- mftsit
contt Hi!'. .
Airplanes in CnlifornUl ,
SAN' FItAN'CIRCO (AP) It Is
estimated that 12 54 pel- cent of the
licensed airplanes In the United
States are reuisterPd In California.-
ELM
MAT!
UN
SAL
To clear our shelves and racks of all Odds and Ends-to discontinue many lines to give the public
the greatest values ever offered to make this the greatest month in the history of our stores we
have gone through our big assortment and placed every item on sale we are going to eliminate from our
stocks. . -
HATS
Special lot new
Spring Hats that
sold for 5.00
New $2.50 Cap
Values
New $2.00 Cap
Values
tco)c8eco6e
Special Lot
Light Color
Trousers
Regular $5 and $6
Sellers
Special Lot
Pullover
Sweaters
$3.85 I .
ryt Regular $30.00
; SUITS . j
S1.95 : $.50 ;
$1.45 .
SPECIAL LOT
I Hart Schaf f ner & Marx $35.00
SUITS jj
- $28.85 I L
'', , Some With Two Pants f;
cr or- .- r-jr . : 'w -v ysi ...
90.00 i xv s s m
I SPECIAL LOT
1 Hart Schaffner & Marx
SUITS i
S3.85 ' $33.85 JJY
cewcoeeoa f Tk. c... ti;i. n.i Mf
ow(ic rr lift i iw; I Ul
S Hart Schaf f ner & Marx fl
LUGGAGE 1 That Sold For
fl IP A A 1 f -A A A
25 OFF o.uy ana jfDu.uu
.......o V $3g85 II
. Some With Two Pants '
Regular $1.00Ties, (
Elimination of
' Spring Shirts
Hundreds of new
Spring Shirts in
beautiful patterns
and fabric. Fancy
broadcloth. Collar
attached.
$1.00
3 for $2.75 : :
OMtHMIINMe
Plain or fancy color
broadcloth collar
attached shirts at-
$1.45
3 for $4.00
Silk and rayon
striped broadcloth
collar attached,
shirts. Reg. $2.50.to
$3.50 sellers. -.
;:.$1.85 n AiJn sv-n'
3 for $5.50
Plain colors in
rayon fibre shirts.
V and Crew Neck,
$6 Sellers
Special Lot
Bathing Suits
For ladies and men
All-wool G. & M.
make. Regular
$6 Values
$.195
ecceo9eeaeoa
Underwear
Rayon athletic un
ionsuits. . Plain col
ors. Button on
shoulder or down
front styles.
$1.00
O X" on nr
Si aior.D
Extra quality ray
on athletic union
suits. An excellent
$2 value.
$1.45
Moleskin Pants . . $2,45
Khaki Pants . .. $1.45
GtfSox $1.00
Fancy Suspenders . . 5Qc
Tuc &torc Ton Evcqy Man
Baker La Grande Weiser
Special Lot
Pajamas
20 OFF
Polo Shirts
Our complete assortment
$1.25 and $1.50 Polo Shirts
S1.00
SPECIAL LOT
Oxfords
Black and Tan... $3.35