La Grande evening observer., June 12, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

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T;A J KVENTNG "OBSEllVgn, LA' GRANDE, ORE.
Thursday, June 12, 1939
HEAVYWEIGPIT RIVALS COMPARED
SCHMELING ' SHARKEY
24 AGc 27
1 89 WEIGHT p6
6rlw HEIGHT '
74,- REACH 73
39 w CHEST (r.vRtai) 40'iw.
42w CHESTft-.,-4wa; 45 in.
17 ay NECK I6W
12 in BICEPS 14 w.
, 10 in. FOREARM I IW
Sin WRIST 7U,
34 WAIST 'M'-iiH.
9in THIGH 24 w
12. iw CALF 15 w
Sfrw. ANKLE 10
Rob Creamery
At Wallowa Of
Fifty Dollars
Ity IJun Itcufriiu' Hunter
(Ub.scrvcr Corcrspondent)
YVAUOWA, Ore. (.Special)
'J'ho Wallowa creamery was robbed
Sunday night uml f.o taken from
din safe. When Dick Mn swell
went to.opon the croninery .Moil.
Hay morning, ho- round the two
doors unlocked and tho money
Bona and Immediately notified
JHarshnl Crawford, who in work
ing nn tho case.
Mr. and Al'rs. Tom' .McKJnzie
mid aniall son arrived in Wallowa
Sunday from Koscblirg for a
week's visit wllli relatives here.
Jlr. .McKliizio Iihh taught for the
02 1
.Inly
Sept.
Dev.
PROTECT
YOUR
EYES
Sim Glasses
Goggles Dust and
Wind Proof
Visors
A Complete Assortment
THEL.&L
DRUG CO
past two years in the ltnscbllrg
school and )1JIS accepted a posi
tion for next year as head of the
vocational education department
in Salem.
.Mrs. Charles ltauprjchs enter
tained Ihe lllllkln llrlilirn ...
her homo Tuesday evening.' where
iwo mutes, or hrldgo were enjoyed.
Konors at cards were won by Mrs.
Karl Proffer, first, anil Mrs. jruch
Dougherty, second, while -Mrs.
Ilruei. fox was awarded tho con
solation prize. J.'olohvlng bridge ,,,,y
a dainty luncheon was served. jScpl,
.Mrs. V. If. Ilohuenliiimp, of La
i.ranue, nau as her guests Tues.
day afternoon at her Wnllmm
lane coiuigo .Mrs. u. Cumpboll,
Mrs. C. A. Hunter and Mrs. Ceo.
Dale. Throo I.a Grande women
are spending the week with Mrs.
Hohncnkainn. The nfi,.,-,.,,,,,. .,
siient In playing bridge and lunch
was served at six o'clock.
Mrs. A. Searle received a
wire Tuesday Unit her sister. Miss
Laura Harris, had died suddenly
on llin train at .Minneapolis, en
route to. Wallowa. Miss Harris
had lert Madison. Wis.. .Monday
night expecting to spend the suni
I iner hero in holies the change
I wouhl benefit her health. She
j nun suffering from a heart nil
I mem. Tho bady was sent back
I lo Madison for burial.. Mrs. L'd
i Bar, Mitchell, of Kiitoin,-!..,. ,.
also a sister of .Miss Harris.
Miss lllrdean Kecse, or 1 'in I la ml.
came lo Wallowa Tuesday Tor a
visit, .with friends here. Mr. and
Mrs. mil Allen met her 111 i.a
(Iranile.
MARKET NEWS OF THE DAY
CHICAGO WflEAT
Open
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Close
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Close
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GIANTS UNABLE
TO CATCH ROBINS
POIULAM) LIVESTOCK
1'OltTI.A.VD. Ore.. June 12 (AP)
Cattle: 200. calves J 5, tak.
ing mostly around steady.
Heifers, good SUhlin, tu r.n
imonto inciliiirii J7.IIUS, (win (,,.
Nine-Game";"011 -n.'., Js.2r., common to me-
i.iuni -.ao'., sti.oii. Hulls (yearl
ings excluded t.504ifx.vn, cutter
to medium f ti.oii'o f 7.5(1'. ' Calves
7..ri01i Iii.oo. cull in m, .-.,,
Ity Herbert W. Lacker '"" v
t Associated I'ress Sports Writer) etui to common $0.00 fa
In Suite of
AVinning Streak by New
xr - t t m . r .
i oi-K, L,eact Maintained
Ducks Even Tin
CI ' i j 1 n .
aeauie denes;
Williams Hero
Jly 'I'lio Associated Press
Seattle hit r n a w r,n-.i..n.i
moutldsnien mnMlmnniln i..., i..
when a timelv simrln l.v it'n.
Hams. Grants Pus., veteran. In the
mum scored a run for I'ortlniVl.
breaking u tie ami piHm.
Ducks the guine. 5 to 4. Iho defeat
ueing cnarged to Zahnlser.
Oakland put an end to the win
ning streak of the 1'uclflc coast
league's leading pitcher, Tony
Krcltas. of Sacramento, last night
in the second evening encounter
played by th two teams, winning
by 10 to a as the result of a last
minute sinirle l.Vnli,.
all his previous seven starts.
Scnls Tlinmtpiiliu;
l-'rank Crosetti. shining .i
stop of San Kranclsco, clouled two
homers and Kcd Wlngo got a
home and two doubles as the Seals
IllOVed into a tlircnlonlnc ,.Aut.i..-
by winning their second straight
from Los Angeles, 8 to 5.
Six dnllhltt i,l!,v-u . .....
v,v only
interesting feature of a game In
which seven errors by the Mis
sions caused their defeat by Holly
wood, a to C. Ted I'lllette, lied
pitcher, worked as catcher after
I an umpire put llofmunn out of
j the game.
At Seattle:
! It. H. K.
: Portland .5 jo 2
i ' :".'zr. 4 ? 1
, llatterles: Malls, ("ascarella and
Woodall: iiahniser and Horreanl.
At J.os Angeles: . .
1!. It. K.
San Francisco ;. s '1
l.os Angeeis a s'.o
Uatteries: . Davis anil Gaston
Delaney. Verlies. Walsh. Gabler.
Skiff and Warren.
At San I'Tancisco:
V ... II. H. K.
nouywoon : ;. . y.,.x .. 2
Missions ; V'7 c H 6
. Uatteries: 'Hullersnn n,l
reld; Caster, Knott, Douglas- ami
jionuian, ten i'lllette: -At
Sacramento:.
it ir i.
Oakland :... 10 1,1' u
Sacramemo : .......... a i
H.'itlerlcs: Ifurst 1 mt,,n,.i,.i.
Kdwards and l.ombtirdi; Krcitns
anil Koehler.
What are you giving Dad for
FATHER'S
DAY
Sunday, June 15th?
Hlreuk y Iheir (1n:i1 rivi.U
Now- York Cllnnls, Willipit Knltin-
HOIl M aillllZlnc TirmiL- vn
contlnuo lo show thoip iiccls to tli?
rest or tho Xut onnl Ivnauo fii-hi
A Sftmiv of ( inn fort
Olio ot tin; j;mU
ct auitrcoH ut roin
furl to lho.se Irfi
brhliiil Ih the linowl
0(Iko tlnit tho luvi-il
li II 0 iH IH'utlM'tlMl
iiKiilnst the raviikM-M
of tlmo unci nature.
That Ih why we urpn
tho tifte of a inetnl
KI'hv vn tt It when
ever jiOKHible. We
offer .such Viiults,
Kiuinintred to Kive
porfeel and perma
nent protection, at
priee.H within
rcuch of all.
t h e
WA1 KFR
. "-ivij
FUNERAL SERVICE
5tH AT SPRING ST.
PHONE 542
500 PLACED
IJEHIMJ BARS
IN CHICAGO
(Continued from Pago One)
cnn't find Ihe solution to this
crime, they should give place to
someone who can."
Commissioner I'u-sscl! was one of
the pallbearers today at the fun-
ral of l.lngle.
Kroui other parts of the isiunlry
came word that gangsters ricclng
Chicago were mil being welcotm d.
Six men. presumed to bo Chicago
alcrs, milk fed JS.UOSi
ress Snorts Writei-1 -'-'H'.
Jlesnlte a !,,.. .......... ,..i..i I J.f.oO.
the I , "OK: Ineluding SIS direct.
.... i II. w. III. 2.-'.i $lii.7?, i...M, i..i..
Holiins I-' "'''' 1 1-25. Light weight n.'
ii..i. Light wi-ight si l.iinr,, si i .
Light lights 1 o r. r i i .,r.
and confidently look fonvmil in i Packing sows Jx.ooi, sa.iin. siain?li.
their first pennant since 1920, I 1l?3 M.3o ('( SIS. 50. (Soft
Tho (ihlllts, despite their long I"1" ""' ho'''' ""d roasting pigs ex
string of wins, still are five games 1,1 nbove ituotallons.)
out of fh-st place. 1 fneep: 121111. talking around
rne (ilants look Pittsburgh over. 1 "" I'iuotntions exeent
tllo hurdles, !i to 2. yesterday, but I l:"n,,s on .shorn basis), 'tjniibn, good
gained not 0110 Inch of ground as I i" ''.l,mi ,! . " .7I, meillum
tho lioblns. behind Dazzv Vance's If all Weights common
" leaning Williers 54
'"'i. Kwes S2.7f,ni ::.r,n, medium
10 cnoii-e SJ.i.O'o S.l.2r,. all weights
nils but It took a nlnch single l,v l" "
CAVK-IV KILLS WOltKJIA.V
VA.VCOL'VI-Mi. Wash., June 12
CAP) William Davis, 65, gravel
pit worker, was killed w hen a sec
tion of the bank near the Ariel
d.nn caved .In on him. He died
while en route to a hospital here.
great pitching, nosed out the Cln-
elnnnatt Iteds. 2-1.
Trn,t,.n l.nl.l ,l.n K-.I. . r
Pinch single by I """'
League
Standing
By Tho AsM latel lrcs.s
the
I Al Iopez lu the ninth to bi lnir
'plneh homo run In the eiuhth li:nl
, tied the- wore but In the ninth
the Huliiits filled the bases and
Kopez, batting fin A";inee, broke up
the ball Kunie with a single.
11 rules Snbilued
The Giants Nliiiiiiued Meine and
Jones for I li failld hits to trounce
the- I'lrates who found Karl Hut
7 n l' " 111 " 'hull n !,.. ..l.l ...1
orli yesterday. They had $Cn.0U0 , . ..
in their poMNc.mlon. alt denied hav-iSKC- Kainf
lnK hud anything l do wit , nT!."" iXh .'""'"
Unul l(lllinr MM" , ,ni' lending by to 2, but decided to
I,, V .,,.i,,,,,, i- , . , I mnko it safer by scoring Iwleo in
lng,:nI;:n:::',:oui;lc;us,:;;;:;; m;!;- rj,.,"T,";
, . ... a (i me i:iueago cuts to hreak
racketeer who fivuacnlly has ap- . i.wl.,.. 7. . ,., ,, , ,
pen red In Lexington. I , ,. ' ' ' '
Among those caught In the Chi- , wllll., ' ., , ,h ..,,. " " "
DOI.P i:. l'i:its TOI KMIV
I.Clll.N'i;, Ore., June 12 (AP)
Vincent Dolp. Iniversity of
Ore gon sophomor?. will leave Sun
day lor .Philadelphia to compete
In Mi" national inlercollegiale golf
tourney over Oakmonl country
dub c M-, June 2:i lo 2S.
pi.i:.ds (;i iii v
KI'lirVLKII. Neb., Juno 12
(A P) Tin. Lev. I'r. Antone l-'olda.
: "'riest, pleaded guilty or
Illegal possession orjl : yester
day and was releaeil on his own
reeognlonco lo iM)iie:.,. r..
enclng Monday.
Coast I.eaguo
W. L. Pet.
Sacramento as ,-, .003
San l-'ranclsco 2S .576
Los Angeles ;:5 23 .547
Oakland 3:, ;u ;3U
Missions 33 32 .508
Hollywood 29 37 .433
- 27. SS .115
Portland 25 40 .3S5
Aniei'kiin League
W. L. Pet.
Philadelphia 33 Is c-
Washington 31) is .62".
Cleveland 311 i .012
New' York 26 21 .553
Detroit 22 2a .431
Chicago la 27 .413
St. Louis ta :to .3ss
lloston 11; 33 .34s
-National League
W. L. Pel.
Itrooklyn .11 17 .(in;
Chicago 2a 22 .503
N'ew York ; 2ii 22 .542
St. Ixiuis : 25 25 .500
Pittsburgh 22 21 .47S
Itoslon ; 20 25 .444
I 'inclunatt 13 23 '..130 J
Philadelphia :.. 17 20 .335'
A Smart
Solar Straw
$ 1 .98 to $3.98
Urondchth
Shirts
$1.49 to $2.98
Same Attractive
Neckties
98c
Same New
Fancy Socks,
25c to 49c
Cool, comfortable
Shirts and Shorts
49c' to 98c
Smart Golf
Knickers
$4.98 and $5.90
, A "U'averly"
Sports Cap
$1.98
. Pair of Good
Suspenders
. 49c and 89c
Cowhide
Belt
49c & 98c
J.C. PENNEY GO
108 Depot St.
La Grande, Ore.
FLAG SERVICE
PROGRAM GIVEN
(Continued from Page One)
' Violin duet. Alice Jcuiiuelto and
Maclfxabcth-Cooper.
Altar services, exalted ruler and
officers.
Vocal solo (selected), Paul
KnuutK.
,. Patriotic address, l'rank J. Lon-
ergan. of Porlfand.
Song: "Ajnerlca." audience and
lodge.
The flair dav colilloltlee consists
of ('. L. Kerry, It. V. Copscy, I.. H.
Uramwell. r, CI. Tennyson and 11.
If. Itiehardsou. . I'shers will be
Jesse V. Andi'ews. itaymond Gray
and Hoy If. Currey.
orflcers of the lodge are: Chcs
ler L. Tliompson. exalted ruler:
Sherwood Williams, esteemed lead
ing knight; It. J. Kitchen, esteem
ed loyal knight: II. K. Williamson,
esteemed lecturing knight: W. It.
Winlei!-. secretaiy: prk Tavlor
treasurer: Itobert Carey, esuuire:
H. If. Itichardson. chaplain; Andrew-
Windows, Inner guard- K 1;
Lee, tyler: 1. c. Kennedv, Kreil
llonning and J. If. fcare. trustees.
I'OltrLAXI) CASH
PORTLAND. Ore i, , , . ,..
Cash wheat: lilg iiend blucsicm
hard white $1.15. .
Soft white Sl.02.
Western whit,- 11.02.
Hard wiuter Sl.ui).
. Northern spring tl.uo. '
Western red SI. 00. ,
Oals: No. 2-3S lb. white S23.il";
Today's car receipts: wheat 5lJ
barley 1, flour 10. corn 2. oats 2;
I'OltTI.AVD PKOIll l i;
I'OltTLA.N'li, .):,(. VJ (A..
Hops: active, higher; 1323 crop
Kit He.
Kbks:. barely steady, unchanged!
Milk (bullei'fat). poultry, coiiih
try meats, unions, potatoes, wnoli
nuts, and cuscara bark steady and
unchanged.
LIVLItPOOL WIIKAT
I.I V'ICItl'OOl,. June 12 (AP) -
Wheal close; Jy SI. I 4; OcU
5I.I5-J1.
ago cleanup early today were flv
men alb'gedly meinbers of the
purple gang of Detroit. None was
armed.
ALf AYS
AT Y0UK SERVICE
WITH THE LOW EST
PRICES IN TOWN
I-adics' novelty shoes lit
both hijfh inid nu'diuin
heels. (oloi-s, heiijes,
green, red, bhu-k and
white.
SPECIALLY PRICED
$2.95
NEwYi5RK Store
all the runs he needed to win. The
victory left the Cubs lu second
place, tin- ce and a half uauics be
hind tho Itnbtns and a tfaine and a
half ahead of the Giants.
Senators (iln
In tho American leauue, AVa.-Oi-inion't)
Senators advanced to with
in a Kumo and a half of first place
by whipping Chicano, 2 to 1, while
tho Philadelphia Athletics were
buwim; to Cleveland. 6 to 2.
I-efly Clrovp. Athletics' left b;in.I-
' ed ace. went nearlv two niinitlm
st" ,Ir sV; ! r.'" - -.:"
, ,. , , no puMie to ine iniiiaus nail retired
' J 'T ' St- '" I" favor of Lrnlc Shores after the
510.000 open golf tournament w ,.,., i..,.,..,. ..i,,..,.,..,,., ,,.,,.
is to no staged Sept. 13. 2n, and 21. ig 3-t
Jul?"- Tin 'V'L, I .Ashing,,,,, score, , ,e w ,g
.,...,,1,1 n,, . " , " Chicago In the ninth
nu.w conflict with other tourneys, inning Ih.dl,.,- i-i,i..i..
ami lieenuse It was (nought many cher. allowed 'onlv two l,i,s f.-
"Mi:.i'.s'ro (! 'I'll 1 1 : i :s
PoliT LAND. Ore.. June 1 2
One of tliiiM. 'meanest" kind of
thieves sIlOWi-i up here loday.
Mrs. II. Herren loM police a
Junk dealer slole her son's large
rubber beach ball as It rolled up
on the sldi'Malk and drove an ay lu
Ills auloiuohltc.
of the Icitilhiir L-nlf,.,. ut .1,.
Hon will have ended their vacations
by Ihe later date.
Tennessee will buy 4iit..uoi t.ajfj,
of yellow and black motor ichicle
llcens,. plates (or 1321.
the
safe
ally
RELIEF FROM CURSE :?S
, . . . and O
W tUNSTIPATION
tor
A Hi. Ill,- Creel
"Constipation is
more misery ilu.u
I til t iuitlledl.lt
found. A tablet
ilerle s h is liccu dlsetit , n ,1.
1 wai, r irom the svs.
Iilll Into the la.y, dry. cxaoiii.tio,,
bowl called the eel,, a. T, ,,.,.
loos, us the dry loud hum
a gentle, thoiom:), n.ito,i
phtxlciau
respoiisll.l
any oilier c
relief has I,..,
d liexall Oi
Tin
seven Innings but was removed
after Sinead Jolley's triple with
Lerr on tied the score in
eighth. II. .,M,,n hdd the Sox
thereafter.
Detroit put on a seven- run i
in the seventh to trounce the , w
1 orK Yankee 1 -l ,.. -r ,,
art-oil. former Tlucr nn. her
to New York, w.ts diivei.
Hie box in the fifth innine
inmex. M. Lvov and Johnson
were not inueli better.
Other scheduled major battle
-nines were postponed.
M't.Alt A n.ol I! j
I'oliTI.A NH. or, . June 12 .p)
-Sugar; steady; ts.uked l.asis .
cane, fruit or berry 51 .70 per ml.
It.-et suKar s i.;,;, ,-ivt.
I'lour: steady; teitv l,.i,
S
moienient without running ,, hnbli'si;
or cier inercaslllg tile dos...
Slop .-ntferiug rrotn censttt.ation
Chew a K. all Ordirlle ut night.
Next day bright. -Oct 24 lor 20c
loday al the nearest Lexall line
in . - ,. .
prices! tuii.il, ,u i.
Whole Wheat. 4 S .1 1 ll i-,l, ,,
4 o.3ll; bakers' hard win i,l
llllv, is' blllCstent pa
e.'."; pastry riior. 13s $
3S
NJ0Y ff
17
n HK7-
Sparkling- - Pure - Clean
CRYSTAL WATER
Heated But Not Too Warm
NEW SHUTES
New Diving- Board
Standard 16 Foot
Under
New
Management
ffSTATE
THEATER
in
SAN l'l:.Ni
"Ullei-Ut 1
TIIII'.VI'
i Si '(.I, June 12 HI'
o. !. y.m I'r.iUi ,
THE
NEW LOWER RATES
Children under 16 15c
Adults 25c
Party Rates on Request
CRYSTAL PLUNGE
ACROSS THE VIADUCT
Last Showing Starting Tomorrow
TODAY I rioay - Saturday
HER
REALITY
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TALKING i A
Ten Rounds and a Knockout by
Cupid in the Love Story ot o
Fighter Whose Head got too
BiS for his' Brown Derby.
JAMES GLEASON
Johnny Walker
Marion Shilling
JOAN
CRAWFORD
,. j ALL-TALK1SG
1 'Wm
Willi
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