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Page Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER LA GrliANDE, ORE. WednesdayJune 18, ldiiu- BOBBY JONES IN TODAY WITH A 70 With Third of Field at Hoylake Through, Atlan tan Holds Slim Lead. limXAKK, Knr June 18 (AP) Ilohhy JuiuH Hhot n senmitluniil 70 to take, an emiy I the field in the first vovtvl f Mi' Hvit . lull open-air clminnWiiKhlii today, Jont-H' invent 70 vr enr.-l wflh out the benefit of the "ItmikH' for lie luitl nti hick Hi UlfiK lvn Inn puttn. The. Atlnninn vji 1 th ptnyer iu flnl.Uv with two thirds of the fleiil yet to n MHtt Only two Ioiik onux dropped on the Kieena for Jniu's, and whwi (iniiKc Von Klin iikel him at the fifteenth how ho wjik koIuk. Itb wont through u nioiion of hrciik fnfT lifK putter arroKH hlw l;"e 'I'hu pl(ii.Hfnu, . however, was not really ho hud. for while he h;u only three one. putt. Ki-wns lit' hiul none where hnHvns fiirred'tn hike three. Jo.nt'H held the lend by one Htroke over I lie 'veteran pro, Kred l(ol Hort, iiml Norman Sutton, another Itrljl.sh pro, wan two ' stroll ch be hind the American amateur. V TUley Cards Kl -f'yril Toiby. former Ibitish amateur champion, had a had f4, !A Hprinkle, of rain beiran to fall nnd pie wind Increased n JoiU'H finished, and when Morion Smith reached I lie iGlli hole, the Htorm broke., (YiiHhen of thunder hijiiikI ed -a.nd floodN of rain Hwepi th otirtv' ,IH .Merlon nninhed ami .Mue'lfrmaid Kmltli and Jim Ma men Hlnrtcd ' -1 holi- rouiulH. I.eu J)IeKe1 returned fl wore of 74.; leaving him in K'd poHition. HiovonH Jr., I.ov. AiiKeies, BH'ited ' had ly a f 1 er a urea t at a rt and returned n score of Ml. Me pliiyef. the. flint nine holes In 3 Ti HtrOk'eH.'V ;' ' V- Me TiiriiN In a 71 Oih'er Hcores for the find round follow: v .- I)on.M:oo, 'Portland, Ore, 7-1. ( V A. Wliltcomhe. Knijland 7-1. Alio Mitchell, KiiKlnud 75. Percy AIIInh, Kiiand 7f. VI. It. Whlteomhe, Knjiinmi RO. (Jeorjfe Von Kim, Detroit Kl, Tmii ( reen, rhiKlu nd 7 II. Morton Smith, New York Pierre HirlKoyen, France 7 ft. Ted -Hay, Kniflnnd 7.S. WiMIitm Sutton, Knuland 7S. Uon Sloe expi'ileneed all roiIh of trouble on the flint nine when lie lined up :ti) Htrnkes but he came home in fine Hlyle, hnvlnK par, flKiirPH -by-.u sti'oke with n :if. Postpone Fight To Friday Night CiriCAOO, June IS (AP) The ten-round fight belwcnn Otto Von Porut nnd W. I.. "Young" Htrlh Hng, HCjifvlliied- for., the Chicago stadium- tonight, was postponed until I'Vlday night due to an Injury Htrlbllng suffered In training. M'QI IM.AN WINS IX SIXTH. I'OltTI.AMI). Ore.. June IK (AC) A terrific left Ininder de livered by Uny .McQullleii, clever Denver iickto lioxer, lo the rlht leniplo of llernian lln(zlaff, ililnot, ,t. I)., provhled n sudden and sen sational endlnif lo their Ill-round main event. In IhesKlh round here last nlBht. Until then the bout had been fairly even wllh ller mnn, If anylhlnif. hnvlim- a shade. nlllimiKli .Mctjulllens blws car rleil more power when ho did land. .McQiilllen was nhle lo block most of lllo (ipi'iunn soul hpnw's blows and was diilek lo seize Hie openlne; when It caiue. A Vacation on Land and Hater ill ttavci"' T7rtrt activity Circle (;vcry . .WW i...;iv. lArst. onibarK on a ess 'n r i t Seattle '."' inS.r Vic tort. i. ;tiul 1 K31 sail " , ... . ,l,evl!'. .iv vt1-" V, vcr sail to '""" vott ,aoMiii"i --- jna.iian .....rill Um-kti'l" t", '.'"!'"wt.r v"!!' ..:..,..ulon . turn. ...mplvte ti' tunuoH '.iU' ,a spok"': Hai""rt'"'fn ",'M i Liter- ture . 0 I ItafiiM Good the M'uf (() rr m , mm - ii mirmhi I CMMN Yankees On The Way To Top Of Junior League !iy OHfi ItoberlMm fAHHOehited presH HporiM Writer) Slow hut mire the New York Yankees are pounding their way back to the top of the A merlea n league pennant race and they are dolntf the trick with their power ful ha Is. Apparently unnoticed the1 Yan kees have fillpped up to within one. Karno of the league leading' Ath letics and hold jointly with the Senators and Indian, the runner up position. Jn accounting for their last five. contests llabe Jtuth nitd company put together Hti hits for fifiO runs. The Cleveland Indians fell victims to tho Vankees big bats yesterday for the third straight time, losing 17 to 2 when Hoy Hherid held them to seven scattered hits. J,ou Gehrig connected with his eight eenth home run of the season among his four hits while Karl Combs and Marry Klce nlso combed four Indian hurlers for four hltw each. ;olln Helps Tlowit Sena tors The Senators had a chanco to move out In front as the Athletics wero idle but Walter Johnson's team found tho St. J.ouIh Hrowns iu one of theii' hitting moods, so lost, 12 to !. (Joosc Ooslin, mice of the Senators, led the St. J,ouis attack with his first home run as a member of the Kiowiih while his males pounded IJska and alar berry for fourteen hits. Tho lloston Hed Sox hammered three While Sox pitchers hard to win 8 to fi. The game closed the White Sox first home stand against tho Knstcrn clubs and left them with only four victories In 12 games. Jn contrast to yesterdny'R free hitting, free scoring contest, the Pittsburgh Pirates and Philadel phia Phillies locked In a pitcher's duel to feature the abbreviated Na tional league schedule- Tho Phil lies won ft to 4 In ten Innings. The teams were tied at four-all going Into the tenth but Lefty O'Doul enmo through with a slnglo to scorn southern with the winning run. -Pie Traynoi1 led tho Pirates four-run attack In tho sixth, send ing the ball over the right field fence. Klein hit safety In his twenty-slxlh consecutive game. Hravrs Move. I'p The Huston Itraves climbed into first division, eight games buck of the pace wetting Hoblns, with a double header victory over the Cin cinnati Herts. - Aided1 by some bvll- Hnnt relief pitching on tho , part of .V'runk Krankhouse, a recent ac quisition from the Cardinals, the HravcH won tho opener li to 4 and then accounted for- the :nlghtcap 10 to li. REFEREE PUTS RUSSIAN LION ONTO THE MAT AKTOItlA. Ore., June IS (AP) Al KarasleU, J'ortland heavy welKht. wrestler, familiarly known as tho "UoarliiK ,lni," went on a rampiiKO Iu his match with i 'ha rile Hansen. Heatt le, here last niKht, nnd had to be led hand cuffed from the vuk. Hansen was awarded the referee's deci sion. Hansen won the first fall and when they returned for the second. Kurnsiek started slugfnK: nnd buttlmr. Heferee Vein Har rington Interposed and Karasick swutiK a rlKht t his chin that sent riarriimton Into the ropes. Harrington came back stroni; and sent K;t rn sick to , t lie mat with a sharp hook to the Jaw. Karasick jumped to his feet and leaped on Harrlnk'tou. tearinK off his shirt. Ity that lime half a do.en police and sheriff's offleers were In the rluK and rinally subdued Karasick sulTiclenlly to handcuff him nnd leail him from I he rln. Kn charges will he filed against ICara slck, It was sahl. i:vi:itirrr mahsii i.r vicroit SAN KHANCISCO, June IS (AP) Kverelt Marshall or ,. Junta, Colo., look two straight falls from Hob Krnse, Port hind, Ore., heavy weight wrestler nt Hreamlaud audi torium here, last niht. STRAWBERRIES CAN BE SERVED IN NOVEL WAYS I.ii.sfiniis Bevvies Give Hostess Clmiice to Surprise Guests Wlion strnwlicrrioa arc plump nnd IniRc it Is a plrimnnt variation to put spvoral on a pinto uti ati'inmcd, Ktu nislicd if possible with llir-iv irlcsny lenves. Include a little mound of nianuliitcd mijtur on the plate, and then eat the herries after taking them hy the stem and dip pine them in the sujrur. The ex peiienei is tuilta s pleasant as plucking and eating the berry from tho vine. Another inviting way is to pour three or four spoonfuls of sweetened orange juice over each individual serving of stemmed berries. The value of sugar in improving the flavor of early summer fruits should be kept in mind. Many of these fruits have a tartness that will be pleasnntly modified by sugar. Ami if berries, peaches and early apples are stewed, sugar is essential for real enjoyment. Of course, it is exceedingly profit able, to take advantage of oppor tunities lli.tt occur anil "put up" a supply of jclliet, jams nnd pre serves. Th 'se funds help make bal anced meals more app.ti.irg. A bit of sweet makes the mt-al complete. The Sugar Institute, Keating Shuts Out Indians In Night Contest Hy the AswM'laled Press Hy Keating, Siicratncnto hurler, Wlut has been nltehlmr eoiiKiHtPnilv good hall without getting a great amount of publicity, and who; belli, well known north of J-JnglanfJ. sneaked tip to ccond rank In the bookmaker. In Tattersall's betting Pacific Coast league mound stand-' i lug only a few yards away from lugs, Improved his rating by Shut- jthe king and queen and their royal ting out Seattle last night, 3 to u. J Jot It teams played errorless ball and a snappy double play aided the sena tors. Zahnlser shut the Sacs out until the fifth. J.os Angeles crashed buck Into a slim hold on second position by ; pounding Turplu and Perry, Kan Francisco pitchers, for J ti hits to -win, U to 1. while llaecht was hohl- ing the Seals well In check. Johnny Moore's homer in the seventh with I wo on cim-hed the gamo for the Angels. Turplu went out In the eighth. SlaiN Win (Hollywood took a homo run con test from the .Missions, 4 to a. The Ueds got three circuit blows off llutvey, but each came separately, Carlyle of the Sines, on the other hand, got his team's only four bagger, but it came" while three were on bases In the first Inning and was good fur the hall game Knott, of the Ueds held the Ktars ) lo four scallered lilts after tho 1 as compared with J ;t,6 -i n.txio.ono olifllllm period. )ut 11 wrts too date. In lyUS. This was ftKalll of JlJsS, Onltland took a heart breaker oimi.imio or 17.2 per cenl. The net from Portland, 4 to 1. Chester- worth of these, concerns Increased field, of the. Uiicks, held tho AcornH dm Ink tho year by $l,!iO;i,nno,IHiO lo five hlls, but four of tlieni were ' lo ;I2. 44 1, 000,000. . ; for exlra bases and his. team eonld - Only threo lines . of Industry tnalte only ono tnily'out of the 111 ! Cuban siikmi', wool, and .leather liitw tln'y pot off Jtiirst, tho' win-j tanning were (he only ones ln- niuK plicher. OFFICE CAT TWtOI HARK Br 'Junius A man never Rets too old, bald, fat and rich to think she loves him for himself alone. -'red fJlve ino a sentence wllh the word doomsday. Ted -My KhTs Just ns dooms day make 'em. . Our private statistician Informs us that there are iih many people I who love u fat man as love a poor one, .- j I Says Klnmlnjf Fnniiie W argues lor an hour. J kucss, Itul', really, men are too absurd; )'or all throughout the argument l it) wouldn't say a single -word! A young Swede In South Tiakota, g sent out to collect hoiuo bills for 0 ""'I n1'"1'1"1' Hl"r'' turned In this o report: g Swede Yon liiown, he says ho o pay when he sety his wheal. Ole O Olson, he say lie pay when he Hells 0 his oats. Von Jotison,' ho say' lie O pay In January. g Proprietor (surprised) In Jnn- o uaiy? Why, he never set a date g before. Are, you mire- ho said Jan- 0 nary? ' t' ' 'Jo Swede Veil, Ay tank It bane g Vanuary. , lie say It bnnao dam . o cold day when you get your money, O lo W Kvery (line I shako my head o the baby laughs. ig X- Yes, she always was fond of ;o a rattle. Wo suppose- with the return or, long .skirts Hie children will now hau something to hold to. KKKPINtt A. Wll-M-; IN NKW 1 1 A TS M I0ANS A I1IO O V KH H.KA I) KXPKNSK. Hoarder 1 am easily moved, hy Ihe Houml of music. Landlady Harriett, play piano. the O A boy was telling about him self and hltt girl getting caught In a terrible rainstorm. Friend Was she scared? Uny I'll say she was. When 1 got her home, all the color hail left her face. He-Well, how did you find Ihft orchestra? 1 1 Im Paul Whlteman stepped aside ami there it was. Kugcnc Mis Mary J. Jtoberts. Us. resident of Springfield since 1S'i:t'nm1 nt ono- lime city Ulnar hut there, died. c -- CO c MILK 13 43 03 3J tS p c ft e tfl m BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY PMONE MAIN 6O M nv Qtoaxr otvaivritu) rtrvut . OOOK.- Lightning Causes .1 Panic At Races ASCOT, J-:ng., Juno 18 (AP) : Panic swept through the thrnngjp of fashionable lermmn at the Itoyal Ascot race meeting today when a terriflo electrical storm broke ovefr the enclosures and a bolt of llght- ' nlng struck and killed Walter Mol guests. The meeting wus, with its at tendant fashion dlspluy, at lta height when the suoden electrical storm occurred. . The royal hunt cup race had been run, and ull wan animation . within the enclo sure, The MacNab won the. royal hunt cup. ; lll'NINKHK JMtOriTN UOKK 17 PICK CKNT TOR 11129 NICW YOIIK (AP) As an In dication of the degree of prosper ity enjoyed by American business in -iy:'!i, the National ..City, hank reports an increase of 17 per cent In profits by l.&Iilt concerns In J!i2!i over the previous year. Kor companies taken from all lines of manufacturing, and trade except public utilities and finan cial companies, the net profits for" 1!I2H ainounlcd to 4,l lio.ooll.ootl eluded In deficit. the survey reporting it CAPITAL ClU'ltCir INSTALLS ' 1.111; AIMI'STMKNT CLIMC Wahhinci-o;: . a.p a "life adjustment nlhilo" Iioh been estab lished in .Mount Pleasant rongrc gatlonal church hero by the pas tor, Dr. Moses It. Lovell.'- . Pnllenls are ' helped with physi cal, moral, spiritual - or economic cares. Tho aid of physicians, so cial service 'workers and psychol-' ovists Is given, . .' , Hnrbrir jKht Made Itrffflifcr '. WASHINGTON (AP) The first light ordinarily sen by trana-At'i lantlc vensels entering Boston buy Itoston lightship, In to be Increased more than five times in Intensity to lti.Oun candiepower and will be. visible 12 miloH. .. . :; TOILET GOODS SALE SPLENDID SAVINGS ON HIGH QUALITY TOILKT ARTICLES UNTIL JULY (ST 30c Ilasol 43c 50c Jonteel Cold ' Cream 39c 50c Jonteel "-jVanish- ing1 Cream ..',i....39c 25c Rexall Shaving Lotion :.....19c 25c Tooth Bnishes....l9c 25c Milk Magnesia Tooth Paste 19c 50c Klenzo Shaving Cream 29c 75c Theatrical Cold Cream1 .59c 50c Cocoa Butter Cfllcl Cream ........39c 25c Tiny Tot Baby Talc :....19c 75c Georgia Rose Bath Salts 49c 1.00 Georgia Rose ' Body Povder'V..-79c 1.00 Value Cara Nome Cold Cream, Skin Cream & Vanish ing Cream, all 3 : for ....'....;..2.00 25c Jonteel Talc ....19c 50c Valiant Lemon Shampoo i.........i.39c ' 50c Valiant Tar Shampoo 39c Glass Drugs ic THE REXALL STORE O O O 2S untain Ike FOOD SUPREME S3 a i-j o &3 And of IKir milk you can be sure. if yoovcant milk seel, f tesK. and pure. o CD CD Co C5 ' sr Spopt ! Slants by ' Alan J.Gould '1'he most cntprlulninK prospect In the rorlhrominf ' Anslo-Ai'Kpn-tlne charge upon the Vaukee polo ramparts Is that J.ewis l Lntey hitherto one of tho name's treat- est backs, will play. No. 1 for the chnllcugerK. An ainios: eiii:va;n: surprise would be If .the A merlea ns an nounced that Ih-vereux .Milburn'H comebcali wan the real tiling and that he would be moved Into the forward line of the defending forces, .Ml I burn and I.acey have been polo'.: greatest two backs. The Anglo Argentine's play on. the los ing Hritaln side In J i2 4 at Mea dow lirnok was of the highest or der and as the No. 4 man he was it bulwark In several Invasions of South American riders. It may be a tactically brilliant move on the part of the Hritish to send Lacey In at No. 1, where his hat-d, accu rate hitting and sensational rid ing wo u Id ha rnss a tty A merica n defense. To replace 1acey at biK'k, the challengers are groom ing Aldan Koark, u young and rust developing star of tho rugged variety.. - Aldan's, big brother, Captain "Pat," will have the .iih slKiiment of making things as un pleasant as possible for America's Tommy Hitchcock. The fact that Pat Itoarl; has al ways been something of a thorn in his side probably is one of the fac tors spurring Hitchcock to an early campaign of preparation. There Is only one Hitchcock, when any talk of polo Is brought up, but Captain Tommy will need to be nt Ills best to cope with the hard rid ing Irish filar, n lpaster of posi tion play and defensive tactics. In a 111 . . . Professional uusehaH's dragnet caught, u Ijl .of .college talent thiB spring, one of the most conapio uouu being Jesse Hill, Southern ( 'a Iff ori) fa's aH-arQund star. He has signed a contract with Holly wood of I ho PucMffc coast leauue. rather. limn try tho Mr jump Id! Hip majors without suflUient ox-I p.Tlrnre. Hill was a crack broa.l- ! jiinippr. iPtlliiK. the I. c. A. A. A. I. A. record lat ypar.-und a hard riinniiiff fullhack, )pjdes playinif I Ihiril hasp, tin- oultlcld and lat tiny .4"if Willi hip coiipkp- iiino. . The four survivors of Califor nia's great l!li!S crew, national and Olympic .champions, wind uplhelr!. college careers on till' Hiid'ou this I June. Jlm Woiklimii. who rowed 1 No., 4 with the world-heaters. has ! been forced . Into a substitute's j i ole by lllneys but Hubert Cold well, No. 7; William Dally. No. 5, ami .lack Hriuck, will hell) the Hears try to regain the var-j sity honors at poughkeepsie, Junei .';. ... T entyrlhree cre ws, represent -inr. nine Institutions ofthe Kast. .Mid-West and Far West, make.up the record fleet seeking intercol legiate championship honors. Old .Man Hlver v.& pulsed with many a grea t regatl a but th is yea r's should be u stirt'ng as any with eight freshman, six "jayvee" and. nine varsity boatloads . . slashing down the big stream. " '. The best . intci epifrgftitc track and field performances for (hi? spring, season, closed In' spcct:icp lar fashion In the N. C, A.' A. championships at Chicago, reveal the greatest collection of marks any campaign lias known, , - Hore are some of the most con spicuous on the, track: 100 yards Kranii Wykoff,. U. S. ('., y.4 seconds (world's record.) 'IZH yards ' CJeorge Simpson, Ohio State, -1MI.7 seconds N. C. A. A. record.) 440 yards -Pete Tlowen, Pitts burgh, 4S seconds. ii.so yards Russell Chapman, Hates, 1:52.4. Ono mile Itnlph Hi'tl. IT.' of Oregon, 4:12.4 (American record). Ono mile relay Stanford, 3:15-2-5, (A merica n reco rd , ) sea captain it's .f , i i ...... j..,. 1 ' a cigarette XiTERNAL VICILANCE taking nothing for granted ... leaving nothing undone that's the man date of the sea. Exacting laboratory research, rigid production standards .... endless care that's . Chesterfield's watchword. 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