La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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CLASSIFIED ADQ mmBMMMt
l . . t-TWB 1 THAT SOMDAV SCHOOL) I 'WW" ABUI , lA sRioo4 IF it J
; , The Market Dace of Union and Wallowa Counties VJ' . WfmK P,CM,C Y0UM& ""'J Shatovah ViTe f ( j
1 ' '1iPTf f r- ; ft" 3CrM 1 AVba.DTT Q?m(5,TOO.I60lW j
NEW TODAY
.ORT-
; CUBO
-Keys In brown leutlnr
llelurn to Obflerver.
6-38-3 IP
J''Olt KALI-: !i-rm. limine, rum.
,aplH., . iwo litis near normal
: hcIidoI, Pin Fourth St. See II. I..
Winn ut Lu (Inuulo ImrlM-r hop.
I'M. -V. 5-2S-U.
AI'AltT.MKNTH All ro-firilHlnil.
; Hummer ruteH. inquire Koininer
hotel. fi-28-1 m.
IMIIVINd TO HMAHI I K Willll
. ; patwoiiKi'rH to nlinre expeiiHcH,
' Write A. II. Observer. 6 -2 S -1 nip
J'OII 8AI.K Or will tra.lc for
KIhhI lllileh cow, rooiI farm leant,
wiiKOii. mime lugging equipment,
lilorkH uiltl cuhlitH. Cull nvmiliiK,
::i:i!i-H. r.-iS-4 ip.
J-'OH HAI.M 7 KkK. nl.l rryerH, 2!o
' eiieh. FurmerH 103. 6-28-4 tp.
LOHV On Alon. evenlnir between
; KehwobUe plum on Cove llltfli
'.: Way anil Klltill il 3fix0 lire on
rllll.' Noilly ICarl I 'linnilli'r, 101
; Bin. 6-2 S-It
KOK.HAI.K HIlKlltly uhimI and re
built over Hliiffoil ilaviuiporlK
.' UlilleH Furniture uloro. 6-28-4 I
SNOWHAM.H Knr
' ilit v. fi'io doz. Kill t'
Mfconillon
fi-28-l 1.
IIKKO fAltK HllVt-r Winded
f-'hryHlcr (Ml t'oupi', ChryHliT flit
tourliifc and ChryHli'r H2 him! an
TImw! oirH enrry a imw cur r""r
itiiltM-. ('liryHlcr KraniBc' B-2S-1 1.
J-'OIt .SAIJ-; I'l-rnnitifiit cinntfiy
vnwH. Call SnodffraMs and 'Am
; nit'tinan. &-2f(-:ii.
K.. O. HCIO(L OK Ml'Kh:Hum
t nicr olaHNOH licKlnnitiK Junn IhI.
r Violin, voice, piano, nor red I led
IimicIm'I'h, Odd KhIIiiwh temple,
-' .phono 447-.1. fi-L'H-fi f.
FOR SALE
''OU HAI.H KRRlHlcrnd Ayronhlro
allH. I'll. l'JU ,1,. . Kiandli y.
6.22-B tp.
Villi HAIK llrood bow anil ; II
lllllo plRH. KiimI l.i'iik, Ml. flli-nn.
6-211.3 tp.
you HAI.H lli-KiHloriMl Ji'i'm'y
bull. uilrcHH box 2iil, oily, or himi
i fO Itayhiirn, .l!,tnt north.
: - 6.2n-tf.
I'Dll HA1I-: 19211 Krnnklln Hi-dan,
' irootl"'l-ut)hiir. Rood ruiinlntf or
der, iMil llcniHO. I'. ('. Turkoy.
' triiHtun- in bankruptcy, room 1,
u f' ft - ii J - il t,
J-'Oll HAlA'l Indian motorcycle,
'$1(10 ranh If (akin by .luiin pay
' nnirtti Karl J.nninjui, Iinhler,
Pi ' - - n-ii7-:t i p.
' Professional
Directory
Thl.4 Olrectory Is especially
hniuly Tor (ho newcoincr or for
th mit-or-lown render who may
want I he. iiaino mid iMlilifSM of
voiuo prorcHshmal num. It has
horn carefully prepared mid will
prove lo he a ready itltl to any
trader hi nbtalnliiK prompt pro
reNslonal He i' vice,
CLASSIFIED FOR
: QUICK RKFKRENCH
. I'hysiciiins & Surgeons
a. ij. mcnAnnsoN, m. d.
Physician and Burgeon
1 1 Offlc over Olami Druga
Office Phone, M-16 lion. M-CO
1,1:1: it. iioiivv, m. ii.
TiKVA WIIiKIOS, M. D.
Practice limited to dlttonnpn of
the Eye, Knr, None and Throat.
New Foley Telephone
Building Main 10
1)11. J, R. WOOlHCIJi
Chlroprnrtlo l'hyHlctlin
Other niothoda applied,
Diathermy, Ultra Violet Hay,
Food Science, Hlnimolilal and
(Jal'vaniKin. Font troubled cor
rected. 20 Sommer nldg.
Phone 497-W.
Hr. 9-6, 7-8 lies. 190-W.
mi. vi;isTi:it k. noss
AnnouiK'i'H lb" openliiK of his
new offto.s In the. Foley bullil
Ing. 1'lioiie Main 69. llisbl' lli e
at Hie Sarajawoa Inn.
Astrologer
I1(K. I ltl'.DI.ItICK HAI.MI.S
301 N, A VIC.
neadlnRS Dally.
Rekdlng. by Mull a Specially
USED CARS
1929 CHEVROLET 6 TRUCK
High speed transmission, closed cab, overload springs.
New (,'oodyear 10-ply tires. Driven only 2MIII miles.
PERKINS MOTOR CO
Main 500 4th and Adams
Want Ad
Rates
Observer
(Count five average words
to Hie line.)
Per line, 1st Insertion M ,.10o
Per line, etch added codscC'
Minimum chnrgo on one
uruur ............
RATES IIY MONTH
2 lines, pur month t2.H0
3 lines, per mouth w.w,H..M.t3.26
4 linns, per month .......$4.00
0 lines, per month ..-........$4.7G
Kacli uddltlonul line over lv'o
charged at buu pef line per
month.
CASH IM ADVANCE Is re
quired on all Claaaif led orders to
earn then rales. Higher rates
ch urged on all credit Insertions.
Copy for all C.asslfled orders
must be In this office by 10 A.
M. I) A If OF INSERTION. 8u.p
orders on ad Inserted until fur
ther notice muHt be received by
the same ho ir or extra insertion
Will be churned,
' Telephone orders solicited.
Cash rates may be earned on
Khune onlura by payment on or
efore luto of last Insertion,
PHONES MAIN 7
"An Observer Want Ad
Will lo It"
I--OU HAI.K Victor p O i
initio
, or
r.-:4-tr.
phoiuiKniih, 1300 O nvo.
' Mnfn !i:H.
MISCELLANEOUS
OUI)i;il TAKHN for pi'onliM nml
olllor fill rlllH'ul'H. 1 4111 'A.
6.27-:) Ip.
K. O. W'WOiH, OI MtJHK; Hum
mer rbiH.HPH iM-sInnitiK June lt.
Violin, voice, piano, accredited
tcacliei'H. Odd J-'cIIowh teniplr,
phone. 447..I. 5-27-0 t.
M'HI'J MILK' Contain every elo
llli'lU rerulred ty f he hu Mill it
body. Our dalrleH um operated
wllh careful nttenilon lo nanlta.
lion, vve reM)nitni'nd I'tnir;
NATURAL MILK lo you, tin.
Item tod, unpaHtniirlKcd, un
Htandardized. The beHt milk ever
Hold In Iai Grande h produced hy
L A OltANKK I A I It Y M l-'.N'H AS
SOCIATION". 5.2G.1I11
MONEY, TO LOAN We are repre
entatlvos for the Prudential In-
uranc Co., and nan make farm
Or City loans at attractive rate
nr lntArent. Cha. H. Heynolds,
loaurano. loans and bonds.
'-A GRANDifi MA'IlitHJtiB & Up
bnlsterlng ft Rusr Oleanloi
, Works. Phono 424-W. Ghas. Kd
warns, prop. . lX-1-lm
UOOKINO WOUK Repair work
. or any kind- of a iew rppf. Call
""cJffiltrlTlelirttnci; bJdW. J-fl-imp
MONEY TO LOArt on unproved
city property, mratifht loans or
Inntallment plan. Lj-veat rateu,
United Slates Investment Co.
Phone Main 8. 8-18-lm
PUKF3 HOLLYWOOD strain white
Leghorn chicks, ho 'ivy laying,
free range hens, mated to Rrow
nelt pedigreed Cockerels, Aprf)
10th, 12c; 23rd, 11c; May 1st and
luter loo. Hhip c. o. d. on np
provnl. Pnclfio Hatchery, Tang
ent, tire, ' r - 2 -1 nip
LOST
LONT Lower plate of false teeth
between Island city and Cnnley
warn Iuiuhc Sunday. Ret urn to
Observer. f-l'2;i t.
U. S. L. Batteries
Your old 1ml lory anil $11.80
lint a new 11110 In your car.
Burgess Battery and
Electric
2 llllll'll." I'llNl Of II, V,
Depot.
WISDiM
Wisdom demands that you
secure the services of ex
pert morticians who know
the science and ethics of
their profession and who
have demonstrated their
capacity and ability.
We Understand
Snodgrass
& Zimmerman
Phone Main C2
FOR RENT 'Ar' ' ' , L fAm'iv WARtqa' ro ?j torh d Riami ;
'""I' HKNT-Kllin. apt., 90S lvn. 'MA "(3 . . ' 'j
I'h. liifl-w. Cull nfi.r 6 p. m. fjf llS fSK ' .r i Pi i
KOIt HUNT I'lirn. apt. at 1427 hMH I I FCT: 7S V WVt 'Ai
j "' Jni. at Hoinincr iioii.i. '( ,:Jji pi frV j L IT
l''Olt IlKNT .Monnrn film. Iioiiko 'iS-W ' ( $3 Hhm ' ' ' mTtI
j wllh K.iniKi.. Near normul. n. V ;1 XT0t iS j ' ' j V gj I ) V .
j 14116 N avo or 424-J. 6-8-tf 'j ' l -fff3j t '" 1 1 " ty In NiJV ' "
'roil UIONT itooniH. Modprn, ' 'i' J 1 -. jlii rVV Mlly
I'UH ItENT -IJp-to-ilnt rurnlHhoil --vfeEETj C ' a IL rMt'lvb ft"- I
j nparliiieiu. OaraKo. JandlH Court. Jjj ' '
WANTED '-; . Z--'."
j or hour. I'll. 21,'t-J. 6-27.2 I. nX7 lf ' - ' 1 lJaK' ;il ' ft.' :
WANTKI) Loif hatilliifr. or will
soil Chev, l nick ami tniilrr. Km
I.iininun, Iinhlfi. 5 -2 7 -:i tp
jWANTI'Mi I -idy iiuhhi'Iikit on I rip
! to Chicago hcHvccn Juno (i mitt
j in. Hli.-i ri- cxpcliHi'H.. Kr-fi't'cnci-M
j cxchani-ii, ('all 0)imvvti '
I I.
FIND IT
HERE
Copy for till1 column must b
lu uy tf a. ra.
SWIM AT roVIC I'OOL
Tim fountain of youth. Warm
mineral water. True picnic grounds'
B-12-1 III.
Kvtitmii w ihi:ss.maki(j
IOiuoII at any- time. Mm. I .
c. Kn iicli, 1.12(1 Y. nvc l'h. 22J1-.I.
5-20-1 in.
.i;t wii.so.n's ila.tn
And cnl i'Iowcph for .Meincirlul
day at. MacMurr'n No, 371. R-27-2t.
ileiiiHiinrluiiKt )iuui?ii button
lutliy. etc Is i r Urn' a KMiUo Shop.
Aav.
t fillers THAT TjAST
The' bny grailtiatit .will enjoy an
article Nn fine Ii-Jftffr. rfoifiethlnffT.V
whlch Is Htibstantlal, a nlco bill
fold, key taper, Jewel ense, tie fuel,
bal anil coat brush, a mot I o or
sullable snntltnent, a pair of clever
melal hunk ends, and luuuy olher
lusting ii nicies for men curried by
Itlchanltiou's Arl. and (lift Shop.
5-:M-l t.
Plant your porch boxes now. We
ure calling for ami delivering re-
I pin nted boxes.
hone yo.ir order
to our greenhouse. Main 7:t I ,
Chirks Morists. 5-2S-1 t.
Itl llJHAfiN lm SAI.IO
lllils will be receive,) "by the City
of Orande for all buildings lo
cale,! on the north side of Spring
Street, between. Knurth and Kifth
st i-ei.lM Vtir fiirUin,! tloln II lnrir-
nintlon Inniitre at the City Record-
er Office. All blipi lo be submit-
ted to the City llecorder not Inter
than Saturday. May Hist, l!30.
W. C. CRKWS, City Manager.
5-2S-H.
1'lovers tor decoration call Mrs.
NnrrlH, Main 7S(i. 527-2t.
SCORCH Y SMITH Tra,le
. . .
- Cxi4 x v h -
WHEN WE? HAO FlNAt.LV COME" DOWN PROM THB
(!OLO MINE TO OUfl, CAMP IN T1 C MOUNTAIN MCAOOW,
VVF FOUND TWE STORW MAP PHIVGN OUft HOUSES TO
SEEK SHELTER ELSEWHt-Rt: 1 -
THE SEVEHHV OP TE STOftM TOLD MB THAT RPAL
WINTER. WAS I'POH US -ANO TO BC 'SNOWED IN IN
THE BIO MOLE BASIN OP MONTANA 1$ A &EA'OU$
MATTE ft
GLORIA
Trade Murk HeKlHtrutlun Applied For
U. a. ruienl Office
fr n n r
1 bill nv.wvo iW I to MEET MI55 ULOWIA)
k TO TWE SOYS ANO GIRLS ' " DIXON, WHO IS JZS JXa
i I , fZTZtanLH :?mZ
filtADI'ATIO.V fill'TS I Y)lt fJIRI.S
i;ive year dli.rletf.
Siultoiu-ry caHeH.
l-'inc leather juirHeH and ' card
ikch. . ?
MnttoCH. "
I'oHhiiuo niniffl and Jnwelry.
Tloiiflolr Jibveltle. t
lioinlolr luinpH. . 4
Nov Silhouette Plmpiea. .
Kllliouetlo pictures. -And
dozenH of other clever new
creailonH Hiiltuble for the CMii
Cinidiialo will be found In tllo Olft
Htnfk lit niehnnlHOirH Arl nhd Olft
Shop. 5-24-1 t.-
SPKCIAIi
2f.';f discount on , nil childre.ns
dresses. Wo do dress making and ; oblivion by frnlnlnp; a rousing deci -
hemstitching. Needle Arl and Olfl;lon after ten . rounds of gory
Shop, MtiiO Adams. ; f-,2l!-:u.
.irsT arrivt:i
Lovely new things for showerH
or brUlge jn-izes. bii'thdny giftH and
dding gifts ut Melville's. .. -
5-28-3 t.
, " ,
'
Save a dale for the
n i .
IM.1IH1
show, Thursday, .lune 5. .5-28-1 t.
IX TH K DISTHICr JIIIT OI-
'III) I'XITKI) STATRS 1-H)K
TH I; IHSTUirr (H-VOItKGO.V
In the Mutter of William M. Ia
Mure, Munkrupt. '
, To the creditors of. Wllllnm M.
TiUM-ore, of 'La Grande, I'nlon
County, in the Slate nud Dtulrlct
aforesaid, bankrupl,
NOTICK IS 1H kit WH Y Gl VICN
that the said William M. LaMoro
wns duly adjudicated Im'rrkrnpt hy
the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon
on May 2(th. tfi:lo, and the' first
meeting of his creditors will he
held at the office ()r II. 10. Dixon,
Referee in La Grande, Oregon, ort
Monday, June iith 100, at. lo:(i
o'clock a. ni., at which time said
creditors may at lend, - prove their
elatms,
xamlne the bankrupt, and
trmuuli't mien other nuslnewi us
properly come before nabl
1 nieennv.
H. K. JIXONT, Referee In Bank
ruptcy. (All claims must he sworn to on
bankruptcy blanks before filing).
5-2X-1 t:
o"uTXM For
CUIE TMUNOEa CtOUD ATTRI8UTC0 THE STRAVINO
OF OUR. NM.ISTANOS TO t JtL SPIRITS ANO AN ADOCD
PAOOK THAT THE GOLC MINE WAS CURSED.
IT WAS A OESPERAre SEARCH BEFORE Wf HEARD
THE TINKLE OF THE BEU.ON MV HORSE IN THE HEAVIER
TIMBER A MILE BELOW- t
ONCB WE HAO THEM OUT ON THE TRAIL WE HASTILY
TRANSPffftAEO THE PACKS PROM OUR BACKS TO THE
CAVUSES-ANO LOST NO TIME IN THE RACE WITH WE STORM.
I WANT YOU
TO MEET MI55
Dixon, who is
eX3 rJING
' ' B'lIITIit t,f:, Ci..l B.-lum bum, t jt V S 7 - ! " '
-
Shade Is Chief
Contender For
Walker's Title
l,OS AXOKLKS, May 28 (AP)-
Have Slmde,-elusive :ih a Bhadow,'lnK -wlln tlie """"al Hhort'fltory;
hn bobbed his way with no un-! ront0it 0,1 Thursday. June 5, every!
certainty, into the position as chief ! (lfty wlu o busy until commenoe
chn tender i for Mickey Walker's m,,,u Monday, June 0,; Which !
iTiiildlrweiRht crown. j will clone with the annual.- alumni j
(, reunion at Hlatchloy hall. 'Charles
The veteran Concord, Cnl. pentle- j l- Dicnst, KUperlntendent of the t
mnn of the lantern jaw, .last: niht (Roi.se yublic schools, will deliver
thrust the: rouh and tounh. Neb- the commencement '-oration "the!
I rnska . wildcat, Ace iltidklns, tlll
fanner down the pathway to fistic
: battle. .
'.;" ... , ,
From beginning to end It was
Shnde'rt fight. The Nehraskan
- found but a fleeting target, for his
-ternncvniiops. ami pain uenriy in
return for his otrenngs us nis op-t Graduates Include the following:
jponent stabbed him with lert JnbS(F Foa(er KlsIn 0re, ,pa Mil
and . clipped with stinging upper-, Ontario; Ore.; Robert Troxetl.
'cuts. -.! .
"i .... ( it, t
j i Kins in ins usiiiw tuiiiiiiK
fashion kept leading to the final
jgong. iIlthoiiKh he was battered aud
, bleeding, from e.-trs. nose-nnd- eyen.
I been touched.
" Jack Doyle, promoter, .said today
. that efforts woitld " be made to
I nintch Walker for the middleweight
!cnlwn hre this summer. He lost
to the' Runison, N; J., rocker sev
eral years ago when Mickey was
welterweight; king.
Oregon State Wins
From Oregon Nine
. COR.VA.I.LIS. Ore.. May 2S j accepted for college 'entrance.
tAPp '-r-., Brown. Oregon Stale Rei'lectlon upon her singular dls
plicher, held, the University of Unction Miss Guernsey- said, "Just
Oregon, baseball team to one lone, think. You get to choose your own
tally .while the Staters ran up a class colors, your own- flowers, be.
total of , 10 hero yesterday.! The , president, vice president, secretary
Orangemen have won both games ami treasurer of your class, and
in the state championship series. chairman and sole member of all
Two more gnm.es are. scheduled the committees you care lo ap
for this wee.k. The score: j point." - t
Jt. IF. K. :
Oregon '
0reg4in ftute
Batteiies:
and' flabrlel;
1 7 3
10 15 I!
McDonald, Rloom j
llrown and Mack. I
MR. BROWN'S
ALL 1 . A 0,0.. 5Me's
HLOKIA) .,T,i
, s "Wirt
us. I Cu,t cvr -
Elgin Student At
Idaho to Graduate
COI.I.10OK OK IDAHO, Caldwell '
Preparations are .complete- for ;
the clasing exercises of the, school ;
year at the College of Idaho. Hturt-
morning of June a. and Rev.
; George l.ec Tappan. pastor of the j
i Kiss Memorial church of Ginrham-
' ton, N. Y, will give the baccalaur- j
; ente sermon on Sunday evening..
iJune 8. lov. Tappan Is. n grad- '
,mt(l (f ,he CtlUvge of Jllaho wlth1
,i, i,lu r it iu nt ..Ht '
R puvo Qf ni,spnco froIn , hfJ .
chnrt.n, ......
umiinu, urr.i iici iiii'ci vuiinew.
Nyssa, Ore.
j
j n A V f J A HT 1 fJ
CLASS OF ONE
IN IOWA TOWN
WKST BRANCH, ra.,' May '28
(Al)-r-MiHH Gretchen Guernsey, of
I'ittsburg, Kansas, has the unique
honor of being the entire gradua
tion class of Scattergood school in
President Hoover's home town.
Scattergood Is n hoarding school
supported by the Krlends church
and Is the only institution of its
! kind in Ihe state whose credits are
Harry O. Burrls, of North Lew
isburK. Ohio, claims to. have the
world's largest bass viol. It. meas
ures 15 feet from end to end.
STORY (Continued)
OW THAT I LOOK BACK ON TH6 . ' ... . .
1KIH 1U 1HC KANLM, IHt
INDIAN HAO ME Au BUT CONVINCED '
THAT THERE WAS AN ACTUAL JINlL
1 HAVE NEVER SEEN SUCH A r
BLIZZARD A SNOW STORM WITH yT V-
LI(5HTNINC,SCOtCHY! . S I CAN HARDLY
, l CONCEIVE OF .
95-. . I SUCH ATHINO, '
MISS DIXOM, TWESE ARE THE ) X . rg V -cfc , .S
SOYS AMD GIRLS OF THE ACT S ' KJ.a 1B ?cfi-' (SUES NOT A
DEPAT2TMENT. THEY CAM EACH ) . .1 M jstQ. ctfPn iVlOT)Ct '
G'VE YOU THEIR NAMES. -JA; U ' , L'
1 1 KNOW YOU WILL. GET fcihCHfe Xfi ?5VVXo (X 7 SWES AN
CARDINALS AND
SENATORS FIRST
Fine' Winning Streaks
Give Two Clubs mean I
ous Position at the Top j
By Hugh S. nillerion Jr.
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
i wo major ague baseball
tPiunv, the St. oula Cardinals
and Washington Senators, are .
dointf their best lo break aw'ay :
from the pack .Of contenders In
the close major lengue' races, hut
co far?-their efforts have j-esulted
only. In a pair of fine winning- .
streaks and rsther - precarious
hchls on first' place.
Wnshlngtoh Is 'quite safe for
the present, holding a' margin" of
four B"inP over HiB 'Philadelphia .
Athletics. However, the Senators
can no l take imf ny "chances jmd
stilt reniainahead, ,T0 get to Its
present position. Washington has
had to 'win seven, games hi a row
and continue' nn nhn.ost unbroken
streak through 20 contests. Th?,
Seifntnrs -nuvfe wort eleven hut of
their hist li' games and 1 out of
20 ,; ; . ;. i;
. ' . .Scpiitor;) Sliiy .on Top , ' '
:'.The , Senators held' ,thelr; pltce '
yesterday '" bsv' behtliig ' the-' New'
York' Yankees. ;7to 2. --Sad Sain
Jonen was- the ,-vhote .show;.' ' He '
here, the YaiikH' to four hits, three '
of them going to Babe Ruth,
pitched, hhrflfth . complete game
ot The year and won his sixth soc
eesslve victory. "Hht 'tennimajes
hactketi-''jiin' to, the extent .'!of H
hit.-.. --: i?'- ,-v;; : ': j
. The.' cu rrti!in.f strlug' of victories
was brofteii .for 'the.' second tl in j
in 'ill, gam.es". yesterday , and St. i
L-oilbV lrtst a -fine) chance to get a
Kafer lend -ovVr " the Jirooklyn
Robin-'. But Hie St. lAuls hitters
were - not much nwre .effective
n gainst; Larry. ; Prench. former
Portland .coast ' lenguer, than the
Robins were; against . Bill Walker
and theVtWa. leaders of the Na
tional .lenguo, went',, down In de
feat,, remaining, only a, half ga.nie
apart.; Ft." Loiiis lost to Pitts
burgh, S to 5, and 'Brooklyn to the
New York Giants, t'd to 1. ' l-Vench
started Pittsburgh drf to . n gcod
lead' hy hitting, a ; triple-with the
bases' full- In ihe. second ; Inning 1
then .scorihg the, fourth run.
GlantN Wlii
Brooklyn did. not get. started
against Walker's pitching until
the,' eighth InnlhgiinoV by that
time ; the . .Oinnts . had gained '.-a j
three'-run ' dead, . which was just, j
eiioiigl).- Tho Robins put. the ty
ing runs on base Jn the. ninth Inn
ing only -to btivo Walkor end the
same by, striking Oiit the great'
Bnbe Hernihn. . .
' The two other National.. league
games scheduled for yesterday,
were hailed by rain.... .
The Philadelphia A.thletlcs won j
their,, third game, in -a.'.rowi and j
giivn (ho. Boston lted Sox. Its tenth
taiCcessiye defeat hy. a 7 to . .5
score, i .'i ..' , j,, . '
Tjic third, place Cleveland; Indi
ans did even- better, agnihst Chi
cago, Hearting the" While Box down
to sixth place , hy sweeping their,
recond double heiuler..lu t'wo.days,
Mo 2 and it to ' S. . Ted Lyons, i
the fuurth .Chicago-, pitcher, . was
the reul second game loser. He
went In for the jilnth inning and
wum charged with the. defeat after
having won six games, in succes
sion. . , -.t .
Detroit, supplanting Chicago in
fifth place, went to even "greater,
limits of slugging for. u tfi to It
victory over the St. J.ouIh Browns.
As 'iiine,; pitchers; worked for .the
two teams, Helroll jnode 21- hits,
three of them hotm-rs, . and - the
Browns , - ' t
South Ameriea, led, ns a buyer
of American agricultiira j machin
ery last, year,-chiefly. due to heavy
purchases by Argent inn.
AMrglrilo.. :. has -. 1 ,4 fi 9 ,regiHtered"
phnrmoclsts,
- ' . 1
' League y
Standing ,;
Hy the . Aufwliitcil l'riws
I).ST l,KA(;l'K
1 . .., AV. I..
Sacramento -8 n
Onkland ; .2') 21
1.on AntteleH ...27 20
San Francisco ..............211 24
Missions ...2 24
Hollywood 34 25
Seattle ....,-21 2
l'oillund Hi 33
XATIOXAIj J.K.VOI T.
, V. L.
St. I-oulR -.......,-...23 14
Brooklyn 22 14
Pittsburph -13 16
ChlcaKO , ''1 1
New York 17 18
Boston : -. 1J ls
Cincinnati 21
1'hlladelphia..-, J..1 1 18
AMKnir.x iii:.f;rK
...-.. . . i-
WashlnBton :..27 10
Philadelphia 23 14
Cleveland 22, 1,:
New York .'.,..:...1S, 17
IJetroit .....Hi V'2
Chicago '. H 21
St.ouis.. , H 22v.
Boston.';.... - 12 24
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10.000 lu Alaskan Schools V'" ,
" SRWAItn. Alaska (AP)-Ap-proxlmately
lti.odti pupils w'ee
enrolled last year in schools (
Alaska. More than S.ntio .were
enrolled in territorial .schools 'for
the year l!i2!-3i. .Anchorage atul
Wrangell will er;et ; u0.ooo High
schools. .
Corporation Will .! t
Expand Holdings
,
SAN FRANCISCO, May 38.
(AP) Jnmes A. Kurrell, president
of United States Steel eorporallon.
announced here that his company s
holdings on the Pacific coast would
he expanded. '
Fnrrell said there would oen
"rounding out" of the popeiuis
of the for Columbia HteplMimpitnV,
which was taken over Iw Ignited
States Sleet liist .foil. ' 'lits group
includes manufacturing, plants in '
California nhd 'Oregon ,!irid mines
In Utah.
"To what extent this expansion
will go I am not prepared to say.'
Fnrrell said. "There will be a gen
eral rounding out of the newly ac
quired plant."
CIT lilKB SHAWL-
IS XKW TPLT.K CAPR
TARIS (AP) Pichu capes of
ono . layer of bright colored tulle
nre midsummer style -put out here
by nri important couturier for Wear
with white evening frocks. ;,
Tho tulle capo has a point In the
bnclc which reaches 12 Inches be
low the norinnl waistline. It is cut
like a shawl folded cornerwise. ,
..Planes l-iki-tl Best' I'or Speed .
OAKLAND, Cal. (AP) A (iies
tlonnnlre, answered by 1 1 07 per
sons, indicated that the greatest ad
Vhntngo of airplane travel was
speed. Of the total number HM;l
favored it for faster travel while
38!) liked flying because It ws
cleaner. ' ;
A
NOTICrc TO ( HKHITOTIS
NOTIC15 IS HEKKHY G1VI
that the undersigned has been ap
pointed by the County Court of tho
State of Oregon for Union County,
us the administratrix of the estate
of John E. Smart, deceased. All
persons having claims against tho
said estate arc hereby directed to
present them to the undersigned
with proper vouchers therefore to
the undersigned, at the offices rf
Ivanhoe it Zurcher, Foley Hotel
Building. I,a Grande. Oregon, with
in six months from tho date of this
notice. '
rated nt Ta Grande, Oregon,
this fith duy of May, 1330.
CATHKRINK SMART. Admlni.y
tratrix of the estate of JOHN il
SMART, Beecnsod. -
fay 7. 14. 21. 2S.
By John C. Terry,
WELL, WE MANAuED TO MAKE THE CIRCLE RAH JUST
AS OUR HORSES GAVE OUT
HOWEVER. , SCORCHV, AW ADMIRATION FOR THE
INDIANS HAD BEEN RE-ESTABLISHED -THEY ARE STRANuE i
HOS EST NATIVES OF THE EAUth LIVINO In a WORLD Or
TRADITIONS, HOB006UNS AND FAIRY TALES ;
6 nu Tt. v f . cu miu B,.i, s-1 B
By Julian OllendorfjL
i'
I I J till i "U II nd IM FSr il Si
t
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