La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 20, 1930, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage ElgKT EK GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Friday, June 20, C o o o o o o o o o THE MILANO STRAW $1.19 Ol 0 PI ol Ol A shapes and colors A n excep tional value Senators Drop j Two Games To I Seattle Tribe; Haciainento Imwh took the upot fcht In the Pacific coaitt league yet-rday a the Senators dropped iwo game to Seattle, by 3 to 3 ymj If Iv 7 ffAtnt, and owner Mure Jjitf announced the aale of out fielder Hoag to the .N'w York Yankees. ' . w The Indian, playing anything iiut seventh place hall, took the afternoon game w ith Kailio w in- jiinjc a pitcher'K duel from Vinci,) cjich allowing iven hi In, ' - At night Andy Jfouw went on j Iho rnourid for Ke.utlc In the eighth with hi team five run he hind, uhd at ill canto out ahead, five (allien came in the ninth, and tho winning two In the tenth. - l,o AngeleK gainrd on the ejigiie leading K.icb by turning tlie tahleif on Han Kranclco, to &. -; Oakland returned um flrat di vision menace by fejucezlng out J'ortland, 2 to 1, In n errorle contest between Jim Edward. the i I jj ALWAYS ''BETTER Hazelwood "QUALITY" ICR CREAM J ' What do you serve for dessert? THEL&L DRUG CO ' iilt i'i;v OK IH Altl-J IN A I'OHITIO.V WIIKItK wi-; can i:rn:it. I.Y IONOI1K COHT. that is wiiv wi: IIAVK Kl:l'T (K it I'ltlCKH ItKAHON- WALKER'S FUNERAL SEKVICE 51B AT SPRING ST. PHONE Z42 BIG YANK WORK SHIRTS Full Cut Ventilated 89c I NewYork Store a Chrysler Three stop watrbe caughl this CbrI r "77 roadster at 90 mile an hour on the Muroc Drv Ike in Cali fornia reeeDth. Aside from the removal of the windshield. I he car wa ttrietW a stock modeL Three run were marie in each dirretion on the packed and leedwav, and the average peed h 92 mih-ft an hour vith the wind, and 11 miles an hour Haint the wind. Fnert how the thryaler engine w ith its don-draft carburetor, a factor In d'-vIopin t!j unucual jmwct and fweiL winner. and Curti Fullerlon. i Kaeh allowed hut five hiiK. j The MiMKiomt took their Jirnt win of thw current Hollywood aeaHon. ! II to 7. pounding the offeringw j of Vd and H oiler mn frjuently. At Oakland; i Portland Oakland le. u. k. I F, 1 2 6 ll U!itTt-H: l-'uM'-rton ;inl WooJ ull: K'lw;irJ :itid l.uinburilt. At 1-on AiHel': li. II. K. MiMHionn j jy 2 H'tllywotid 7 In 4 HhIIitIik: Coif. T. i'lllctli; uni Jljjrmunn; Vdf, ifollfrnun urnj Kov irclJ. At Han Kranclsro: It. Jf. K. J.om AiiKolfH ft 17 ft Kail I'VanclKCj 0 l(t v Unllirli-ii: It.illou. Vrkin an.I Hnniiiili: Mmi. .MiljiiH .will C.Mon. At KiK.-ntniciilo, firHt KJttnt: , It. II. K. Hcattlc 3 7 li Harriitiifnlo 2 7 li Hatu-rieic Kjilllo and liurrv mil: VIik I and WirtW. NlBlit game: It. II. K. Uiiii 1 1 I.. Kneramento . 'J 11 0 7 10 1 Kuriy, atid Keating and Hattef lex: JIomkc liorreanl; Thomh. Koehler. (lo Innings) I Thomas and Marcus Until) in ft flt.rtiM UKtA.tNfillAM. Wash., June 20 (AP Kddie Thomas. Jtrdliiighum J Community Cash Store I'HONK MAIN 26 ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooooo llf Tf 17" Ciiination Hrand iTllllV :t I,nrKe fans FLAPJACK FLOUR 23c A liters SeU'-ltisiiiK Large Package . CERTO I'or use in Jellies LARD U. S. Inspected No. 10 I'ail VERO GRAPE FRUIT Florida 2 Cans FLOUR Picket Sack ! Pound IUiv Now Vor Canning Pure C c II Cane 100 Pound Sack SUGAR HONEY Pure Strained No. 10 Pail PURITAN MALT 53c No. 'i Can TOILET TISSUE 1 23c MEAT DEPARTMENT BEEF ROASTS 22c 1'. S. Inspected No. 1 (Jrain Keel PIPXFTPC listens Mild Cure BACON BACK ,3r,, 25c sausage; Our ork Clocked At 90 Miles w jWL '23L lightweight.. fouJit a fant nix round draw wi;h Joe Ms mis. Portland, in the main event of an Ameriian i.egion boxing card here lam night. Jimmy Ijeck. Tacoma negro, drew with Johnny JLanon. J'ortland, in a low nouiJ-final. t Jlarry Soo. JV-Hingham Chinese f featherweight drew - with John King, of Portland, in a four round bout and iH't Tingtey, Jilingham heavyweight, knocked out Morrie IVrrh;, u J'orlland, in the firHt round of ;x scheduled four round event. i.vn;iiiM co.MAirnu; j:irrs HALKM, Ore., Jun,t 20 fAP) An interim committee of the state legislature that in Ktudying method of eliminating confusion during the legislative selon will mee here today. Jt will examine the senate chamber, the hall of representa tives and committee rooms. There Is a possibility that orfly members my he allowed chairs on the floors of the two houses, stenog raphers and clerks appearing only when taking dictation or in con ference with members. fc spi;i;i iti; out) po.rjion;i I.ONOON. June 20 AP The International' Motor Union today officially confirmed the speed at tained by tho lato Major Kir Henry H,'Krav 1,1 1"C Windermere, just ;im tlm world's unlimited water record. 25c making Jams and 2 hut ties 53c $1.19 35c lirand Every (itiaranteed Sack $1,59 $6.10 $1.15 19c Pound Sausage is all 25c No ici eal added An Hour Golf Is Harmful And Liquor Has . Benefits, Claim Si 'OKA NIC. Wash., June 'Jt ( AP Golf js harmful and alco holic liquor has ii benefits. Jr. William .Muhlberg. Cincinnati, president 'or the Afisoriation of Life Insurance Medical JjJrectors, belie ves. hpeaking here last night. Or. Mu hi berg said: "The average man who plays golf goes out to the course. dul a shot, gels mad, tears his hair, maybe thiwn h. club away or breaks it up. and as ;t result. Jncreasos his blood pres Hure. In.stead of playing the game for the enjoyment of it, he bets so much a hole, strives to beat his opponent, often plays more holes than ho should and over-exerts hlmnelf." The average American, he said. does mt know the meaning of re pose. He worries about business, frets because hjB neighbor's car Is better 1 ban his, and Instead of resting in his leisure time, lie HpendH It worrying, dashing mad ly somewhere in his car, or in some form of violent competitive exercise. "A little bit of alcohol Is good for mankind, we find," he assert ed. "It sooth es the n e rves u n d makes li i outlook on lite bright er. Tho Italian gets good from his win", and the German from his beer, but the American gets little but harm because the av :ige Americiin drinks as he does everything else to excess." Columbia Permit Request Denied WASHINGTON, June i (AP) Ilee.-iiiso army engineers said the proposed project would not develop the Columbia river's pow er posi-ihiliiieH, the federal power rumnilsion today denied an ap plication by K. G. Ifobson. of Portland. Oregon, for a prelimi nary permit to ascertain the feasi bility of constructing a power plant on Ihe Cascado rapids north of l'orll:ind. Hohsoil projiosed to develop Ijn.iMHi horsepower with the Cas cade rapids plant, but the engi neers i ported t would not be a com" let e development and would "spoil" the hit; for other develop ments. in ii,in(i coi,i..isi;s NKW VOICK. June I'd (AP) Onti inui was seriously Injured .ttnl several others escaped Injury todity when a six-story general nierchandise w a rehouse collapsed on the downtown West Side. The entire front of the buU'l liig collapsed wit h a crash heard for blocks, and bricks, merchan tlisn of all sorts, and debris were thrown for several hundred feet along the narrow street. IUSKO HEATS UZCUDUN IN DETROIT TILT J'KTIiOlT. June 2u (AP) I Johnny ltls,o. the Cleveland bak er Imy. has conclusively demon strated he is Paulino I'-zcHdun's 1 master in the ring. I These two veteran trial horses I Hushed Im-Toto II, (MMi fans In Na- ! vin ricl.l lust night and liisko left hooked his way lo a decisive vlc- ; tory ti tell rounds. lngslde ex perls credited the t "levelander vlth nine r th" ten rounds. In their thst im-i line, three yeiiri ago. Kiskn nx anarib'd the de.iMon after a close fight thai some crit les thought Paulino had on. liisko. throwing punches from any piet ui e In which he might rind himseir. curteii tho ias(tio w oofh hopper aH around the ring, hio) him bleeding almost from the start, stiiggered him badly with a series nf h.n-1 right ? and IcftH in the I'itih tound. llt nearly closed Paulino's left eye and cut tin other om- badly, and at the end was swinging punches just as free ly as he hail in the first round. There were no knockdowns. Ui-ko weighed I Paulino 1 j u . . I n ir. Pcntllettin 1 . I . S i y le, ;t e.i 1 csf ate Hunt trout Pendleton, was In l.a Grande SHORTAGE OF FOOD FACING ARCTIC AREA POINT BAfUCOW, Alaska, June -0 (A I I A horUi;e of floor, "usar and coffee at thus farthest north point in Alaska had caused the natives of the region to turn southward alone the coast today as the Arctic ice pack continued threatening to prevent the regular arrival of ships from the outside. A southerly wind during the last few days ha kept the ice pack from lociiin? against the coast, holding it in a great barrier a short distance off chore. Although the native have heen forced to hunt'ebw where, condi tions are not serious. Polar bears are about the only ones that have enjoyed the hold ing' intact of the park off-shore. An pid native last week- counted 45 of the white animals frolicking on the ice where they had been attracted by the carcasMs of seven whales killed last month. Qualifying Rounds To Begin Sunday Kighteen-hole qualifying rounds; will be played at the public golf! links beginning Sunday, It. V. I Co psey announced t od u y. Th e j purpose of the oualifying rounds ! are to establish each player's handicap for future matches. Mr. Copley also announced that score cards will be available .Sat urday. BOBBY JONES WINS BRITISH OPEN TITLE (Continued from Page One) bid, but finished two strokes be- , hind Jones, taking -75 for the third round, the same score Uobby re turned. Although he had not definitely ! won when he finished his round I Jones was furnished an escort of police who guarded him on his .' way to the clubhouse as though he ; had just been arrested for throw- ' ing a bomb or something'. j SiibliiiK to Jiidiruloas Archie Cotnpston, giant liritish j liro. went from the sublime to the! ridiculous in his last day's play. ! He broke the course record in the third round with a G and then; fell away to HI in the fourth for a 1'S hole score of 27. ; Coinps,ton"s GS in the third i round gave him the lead by a J stroko over Jones. Compston's 54-hole total was I'la while Jones had 210. Compslon's great round clipped two strokes from the course rec ord for the Poyal Liverpool course, i I e was out in Zi and home in tho same number of strokes. Jones played a, shaky third round and returned a score of 74. Compston's amazing score was mado in spite of two srxes. the first at the fifth and the second at the )gth. Jfis card : Compaton out 4 34 ZHi 34 4-34. ( 'ompston In 33 254 C44 34 CS .MS. .Mob scenes ensued as the Eng lishman pushed his gigantic form through tho cheering crowds to the clubhouse. The crowds were cheering the fact he had clipped two strokes from the course rec ord and taken the had in the third round but from the excite ment it would fieem he had won tho championship. After going out in Si. big Archie Compston was in a strategic posi tion for a low score ami he took full advantage of his opportunity. Ho holed an lS-foot putt for a birdie three at the t-nth and a ten-footeY fr a par three at the 1 1th. At the 12th had only to hole one of nine feet and at Ihe short i:ith he sent his tee shot 12 feet from the pin and sank the putt. Jones third found started with a bad pitch on the first three holts as whs the eaf-e yesterd:ty. but When Giant Ron r..,UI (r MmW- ----- - r i ii -i ii mi mi i ii i ifiimiiiiniMiBtiiii'i'ir rf'rti Ti -nvr ' iV ' """'t .. "-' vicguii, liny swinging a yits, uneartticQ bones of prehistoric animals along the bank of the Willamette River recently. Bones of a eiant mastodon are ranged across the bumper of this Chevrolet sedan which was sent out to ec' the photographs. Albert Tozier, curator of the Pioneer Memorial Building near Port land, is holding what is believed to be a large bone from the jaw of a mastodon. A closc-un of the big bone is shown, and a section of tusk wrapped in paper to keep it from disint--gratir.g are shown as insets. THE J. C. Radically Revised Prices Downward THROUGHOUT THE STORE PRICES ARE DOWN - BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT - NEW LOW PRICES Rayon and Silk Stockings No. 445 is already known to scores of thrifty women . . , full-fashioned and finished with mercerized garter welt. Smart shades. READJUSTMENT NEW LOW PRICES! "WIZARD" SHEETS Now 75c Tho same dependable quality you have always known . . . but your savings are in creased materially as tho prices are reduced. liuy for present and future needs BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT - NEW LOW PRICES "Nation-Wide" The sturdy quality of "Nation-Wide" sheets has made them favorites with thrifty housewives . . . this new low price for an 81x90 size is an exceptional value ! J. C. PENNEY CO.inc. DEPARTMENT STORE 108 DEPOT ST. from the fourth to the 1 2th he . did not luako an error. ! Long lnts Trent lik: All the way around long putts j Irembled on the edge of tho cup. j Only ono dropped at the tenth, i Mob began to show weakness with, his second shots at the 14th! and this weakness cost him strokes 1 at four holes in. a row. ; Ho was driving well through- ; out. He mishit only one tee shot, j at the third, where he drove" out i of bounds. Animals Trod r. : .1 1.. PENNEY COMPANY HAS READJUSTMENT NEW LOW PRICES! "R0CHELL" GINGHAM A Sturdy Favorite for Many Uses Now 10c yard A good variety of checks and stripes for aprons and school dresses. It can he used to make the most attractive kit chen curtains . . . and pillows, too'I 32 inches wide. BUY NOW! "Long Jim" lturnes finished Just behind Jones with a third round score of 72 and a lotal of 22d to ussumo a temporary third place. i.eo. Diegel. after going out in :i:i strokes, required to get homo for u third round Be'oro of 71 and total of 2 1 S. Kred Itobson. yesterday's runner-up. slipped hack to 7S today and a three round count id' 221. ompsion led Jones by u stroke and Jones in turn was twt strokt The Earth MM .. r-!"m BUY NOW! READJUSTMENT NEW LOW. PRICES! Boys' WORK SHIRTS Now 35C Hero's a shirt that's at its best when subjected to the hard wear active 'hoys give it. An amazing value, too, for such enduring materials a nd exceptional workman ship, BUY NOW! Sheets NowQ5c BUY NOW! t LA GRANDE, ORE. I". ' iilu'iul or lik'Ki-l. AuKiisti- Dojer, ol' Krunei', and Harm's witc tied: with wit!i Itobson 221 anJ I ton .Mot.- iiml ITorton Smith 11-3. I f Hail Hi-uiiuiiii!; I Compston mailfi a Ijad begin- .; nlnis as ! stalled the five hani ; rinlshiiiK hull's, takinc a fivo at, tho 14lh where the loni: hittwi - expect to liait birdies. He sent hi, i, drive at this hole into anollicr; . fairway. lie got his par at thui 1 liith hut ran imu troiihle at the ; lonu 1 liih. ; j; Ho was short with his run-iip i shot, miKsed tho hole with a IMS i putl and then saw a six footer hit I strike the lMok iif tho clip ! juinii out. leaving him with a sit. f Two par fours Ihen enabled III"1., i; to net his ts. I'ii'Kel de his first emir j". : before he n-aehecl I he loim' hmw; streteh. iTe missed a two footj putt at the Uth and took five. "I tried too hard for a four tho 1 Ith and took six." said I-; ! Bel. i His seore of 71 would have b" j sensational enouirh lr L'onipstu.n's j li had not eclipsed Itt. i ; "With th.i start I 'had it shouM m the best round of W rid I.eo. I .Mne ;els 711 Hon Mm., youiiB I'or-.land. Ore. amaiour, played the third round In 7ii for a 61 hoi total of 2-3 lu ko Into a tin ror the lead at l moment with Jlerton Smith. -'loo played the second nine even par. :!.-,! ,-,44 717 --s ed SU strokes for " and finished IH' i lionship finish dcvrl-(,-reat fourth round 'ompston. IHefiel ami , i'tl as the players h It out in the deciding : 'ompston's one stroki rs at odds of four to i' bcini- laid on Jones. s.nim waieii .bmes .lores started his fourth round with a par four al the first hole A nailery estimated ut S.""" . ent v. Ith Jones. I The American was insl. short, of the nr. holed four. en with his second shot and i putl of four feet for hi He !.:e. second ho!-. birdie three at tho Junes sliced Into n bunker over the forrieor.ih Breen In playln? the second hole but he had n sen-s-'-ional recoviT and holed o 3'J putt fur his tlnm.