La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 08, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday Julyj; 193Q LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE; ORE. CLOSE OUT and SELL OUT TV;-1"' " ?Wfe' THATS THE ORDER OF A. T. HILL AND PRICES PROVE X4Yj; AUTHENTIC GENUINE ACCLAIMED BY THE FAVOE OF THE PUBLIC IT. ri t fair): Voters 1 Crowds Go Wh Purchases Mi ere-ihe. Dollar OS AND I? WE HAVE BEEN SWAMPED SNOWED UNDER BY ENTHU SIASTIC BUYERS EVER SINCE THE DOORS OPENED JUNE 5 Proof of the, Pu tee LAST FOU Attend dams' is in the Eating R DAYS and Bg Convinced LAST CALL AND LAST WEEK - SATURDAY WILL CLIMAX THE BIGGEST BARGAIN SELLING EVENT EVER IN LA GRANDE - THIS IS FINAL CLEAN - UP WEEK IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT WW' I. Vv. . DRESSES One lot viilueH to $40.B0 In eluding plain and printed HilkH, chiffons und trann pai'vnt vtlvelH, priced dur ing the rtale 22Sit). Now cut for clean-up week $19.75 DRESSES One lot valueH to $2.5(). I'riccd for Kale at $15.00. Beautiful plain and printed crepe. Reduced again for clean-up week . $12.95 DRESSES One hi(r lot, many of which hold to $29.50, includes prints and plain shades in die.-:ses of better quality. Kiduced for sale to $10.00 going for clean-up week at DRESSES Values to $9.95 in better Voiles, Piques, Prints and plain colors. Sale price was $4.45. Reduced now for clean-up week $3.95 f i 1CS. VALUES .'OF-'"' YESTERDAY, PALE TO -INSIGNIFICANCE WASH DRESSES " HMvS -'.1 h $ f " "" fl'M $ St V , S '! WW- WOMEN'S COATS Values (o $60.75 some have expen sive J'ur IripimiiiKH.. ..Reduced for; , this sale, to ,25.00. JVow priced , jfor clean,-up week r , ;! , ;, j. V. $20.00!: Uefcular $1.95jvalue. All beautiful new styles and fast colors. (oing ul clean-up webk : rv. n ? .i $1.49 LADIES' HATS While felUs. .'...Stitched Jiatg In white and pastel shades, clean-tip-week. i WOMEN'S COATS One lot .-Sprinff and Winter Coats, tweeds, tlunnelK, fancies. Values to S.15.00. Reduced again for cican-up week HUNDREDS OF EQUALLY GOOD OR BETTER BARGAINS THAT ARE TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION WILL BE FOUND IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WED NESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FINAL CLEAN-UP HILUS Dl iismimmBimaBssmssa 4 .1 Tilden Explains Why He Will Not JoinlS. Team KEW YORK. July 8 mTtie North American Kewtpaper AUUnce wdy pubiUhtd an MpUnation irom wni Um T TlWen a to why he bad re futed an Invitation to )oln the Amer ican team lor the Interzone IlnaU and the challenge round ol the Da- TU cup - Declaring the Invlwtlon had com too late. TUden aald It would be un- ar to as a release irom i tract with the alliance "at thla late date." Under United fitatea Lawn Tennli Association rules, no player may write currently of a tournament . In which he U participating. John N Wheeler, general manager of the alliance, cabled the Phlladel ohlan an oiler to release him Irom his contract. Wheelera cable aald : "I feel your playing will give the United States an excellent chance of victory and I am willing to waive i our rights." Big Bill pointed out he and FranK Hunter had announced their retire ment from Davis cup play at the U. S L. T. A's. annual meeting In Feb- ' ruary After the meeting. Tilden aald he signed his newspaper con- ; tracts. Involving coverage of the in- ' ternatlonal matches. "At that time," he went on, the ' U. S. L T. . A. announced it would : pin Its 'faith on a young team for 1930. From then until July 4 I was ! not approached to play nor requested . to do so." Big Bill went on to say the young American team had played capably so ; far and "had I been able to Join the team it would have meant drop ping one man which would seem a hardship to the player dropped. It would also mean losing a year of de i velopment of our young team If we i were not successful In lifting the cup." Tilden added he had been In con- sultatlon with' Fltz Eugene Dlxon. ( non-playing captain of the team, and had offered to aid (n the training and practice of the team in Paris until the challenge round, granting the I United States beats Japan or Italy, the European finalists. -. 20 Baker Girls At Wallowa Lake k 1 C" T 5 ' aiikcis oats in Crucial Series t In Coast League; By the Associated Press , j The battle of the week and perW the summer loomed In Sacramento today as the Coast league teams mT pared to play the last series ot n' first half of the season. 'With i Angeles the probable winner of u flag, barring upsets, interest cente.', ed on the clash between tne stZ r ; tors and Hollywood, with plenty ! Incentive for each. ' J! The Bacs, having led the lmT;. for more than six weefcs, went south e couple of weeks ago and were tnr,.l mea seven umn in a row by n, awakened Stars. Hollywood coo tlnued the onslaught against Oak land, taking seven out of eight from them In the last series. The standing at the onenlnsr at m.. this week showed the Sacs and btan in second and third places respec. tively. a half game apart, with tht' ocnttwiB ivui guinea ucumu me gels. ' Freltas on Ton Sacramento still boasted the lead ing pitcher of the league. FreitaJ staying on top with ten won and two1 losi. norne, u migeies, was Becond Cole, Missions' third, and Zlnn, Beak fourth. - The Angels close the first period with Seattle. They looked forward to being able to clinch the flag u they took five out of seven from the Indians two weeks ago. The Missions prepared to open the weeKS series at uaaiano. minus Roc cnberg, outfielder .who left yester day to report to John McGraw for' service wun tne uianis. Seals lMuy Dui-ks San Srancisco prepared to e-itur tain Portland und hoped to reveru, the story of their scries two vjxs ago, when Portland won, 4 to 3 The league leaders In games also the top rank batter. West Schulmer lch, who had batted .410 in 82 games for Los Angeles to succeed Ike Boone San Francisco, whose mark .was 384 ranked secona, SLAPPED HIS FACE BAKER, Ore., July 8 Twenty Girl' Scouts of Me&dowlark. troop No. i , are spending a few days at Wallowa j lake. They were taken to the camp in automobiles driven by Mre. Davit I I. Stoddard, Leo Brown, Weldon Kooch and Mr. and Mrs. Bert L. Har vey. The girla are expected to re turn home July 10. Upon termination of the camp, transportation for the girls and their equipment will be re-, quested. Anyone wishing to furnlBh a car to bring the Girl Scouts home may communicate with Mrs. Harvey or Mrs. G. L Southard, Mrs. Phllo An derson, captain of the troop, is in charge of the camp. She is assisted hy Mrs. Mabel Southard and the Misses Irene and Lucille Maple. Girls at the camp are: Sobyl Behrens, Anna KtH lck, EdHh Hartgerlnk, Maxine Brown. Doris Grow, Jane Finch, Ellen Hanby, Grace Mindff, Prances Martin, 'Mary Ellen Btoddard, Elizabeth Bartlett. Betty Axtell, Ruth Hurtter, . Edith Boyce, Mildred Landreth, Anna Mar garet Brown, Beverly Butsou and Vir ginia Carlson. PERTH, Western Australia, July 7 Wt Amy Johnson can look out for' herself on the ground as well as in' the air. A fellow tried to kiss the girl who flew from England. She slapped his face and off he went with a bleeding nose. 1 QL'AKE REGISTERED ST. LOUIS, July 8 An earth- quake of moderate intensity believed to have been off the Pacific coast of Guatemala, was reported today by St. Louis university. It was recorded yesterday afternoon starting at 2:18:05 with the second phase at 2:22:29 p m. C. S. T. A colony of rare birds, roseate spoonbills, has been found on Vlng tun island near Galveston. Tex. MOTHER OP FIVE SLAIN CHICAGO, July 8 WV-Mrs. Bessie Lahey, . 38, divorcee and mother of five young children, was shot to , death by a rejected suitor today while she slept with three of her children. - Her slayer, Alfred Gelsler, 43, then killed himself. - . TO BAR FIREWORKS SALEM, Ore., July 8 AV-City At torney W. H. Trindle has been re quested by city council members to prepare an ordinance bill prohibiting the sale or shooting of firecrackers in Salem. A 40-acro farm Is run by the Bap tist church of Hopkins, Mo., to help pay the minister's salary. 1 Dr. Lawton B. Evans is servlntr his 48th year as superintendent of schools of Richmond county, Ga. FERVENT desire to satisfy all the purtloulnr demnnds of our clients lias given 11s a wide spread ' reputation for trust worthinoKs. You can depend ujiou us without hesitation. WE UNDERSTAND SNOD GRASS & ZIMMERMAN Main 62 SENATORS MOVE TO FIRST PLACE Walter JohiiHonV Team Wins Conn in Mack'H rrotogoH arc Idle. My orlo itiiiiril'iiiii (AwNtirluli'il I'ru.'iH Mmii u Wrllt'i l i Aldml by tho m lHMhilr nmluMM. Witl- j Ittr .inhiiHuii iniuty limi itln hi'iinittlniml : Wmililmtlm, Mi'imUiui out hi hunt, lit , UlO iMTllO Allli'lli llll It'HKHn t'lMUIItlll I hi'nimbli' lor Hit- iincniiil limit UHh licit- j Milt. j HrrtMinn llm hint who i. llu : jiluvltiK iln)in nnv III lo kIvh tltr Mh- ; lUliH it duv of niii vpnicniivy ihmI nl thn Mtinu Minr lei lln' itcnutiiiN plnv lliil Kcil Hox, VVuhliliintMit In Ii-iuUiih lint cltnitilil'MiH by ohi' lmli yjunv uh the IihiiIL of nil U lu 1 lituiiiph (ivn- llOKtOII- Iil iliriillhK lltr itnl Hnx. (In Id'ii lltoiH tHi-nilunil fnr tlirll i'li;lllli roii aiM Ullvc vli loiy Ihc tliitil i linn iui mumu ili-y wf i uii llittr htrhtu or VK'loiluH lo rlithl, liilliili DrhMlnl I lip hint IV VtlpPMl llKllllll!! ilioppcil H tt'W tinno pdlniA oil lliclr i'ii-iii-iH'.t' rottlliin. Wlii it l hiv fell hefnin tho (l l-'itilM llmwiit tt lo I. I'll i till itilM-M 1 1 y tiniph Ivif.t iiiut iltHMir Uonllu li'attliitl I ho r.umn. A Mcsilniii hluitiloff win flu- iT'iult of Uh- lotion- ltd -HIM iloiililfhrmlrt. Ilin Tlitt-ih titklnt4 the fh-it II to a bc- Mini tliO KMHt pllfhlui: "t I'lnll Whttr hill hill ItwtMtt the k.-k-ihI It to .i In thp no. .nul i nrinini' i, iihthiv lo Idkn iumiln!;i' 'f IM liollV lt.iun tii-Ui-IIH' liuvu lllf Wllilo HiA thr tin U.lntl. lliiltp HiiMiiui'n povvnlnl hul r.iivi the llfo.iWhn Hnhliih ii loll (Mill,. vnnl,n;o urr t he t'ult- ( hi Ni 1 loiml irat;u rlintiiploiin lor.t hilo Hip pm'i .-Uiin Wi-ii' ltoiMHln(; tin tWilti IhtiM. y to A Imine run off Hftnmn'ji l;il. wiiin wo piiTi.tnl hv n il.-nhie -ii-f itnl iuio a ion whi-ii Wilrfht i-ln-pK-tl cvr the ItoMn i;.r di. i ,um niu Itny M.m, tho ImM of Uif nll.-hhiK thlt'l with ll.'ti r.;nilh. Tho fuh;. i,iKil ju l like miotluM hull i liih ii n t)ivy ilropix'd thctr third, NtiuiHlit to Ihfi lluiiudeiliiK Itrdn The ! hcoki mm 4 lo 2. I'ut Muloiip pitched 'oha lilt hull for flvn lnnlnu hul wimk- Cllril III tho iillh mid Knvriitti. A modem kiiipio of httriolmll was pluynl lit rhlhidelphhi, when the tllutitn tlefenti'il Ilin PhllUfn l!l to IJ hi ii nlurKli:i( ui:y t tint hroii(!ht five New York iiikI three i ' h Uiu l-1 1 b lu I pllrhfiti lo thn iihiiukI. Aiming tlm UII lilt rollertnl hy llm t'vo lenum I were KIi Iii'm tweiity-foiirLh lioine ctuii in (he heimoii iiti'l itiiolher hit of I lie (mine viirleiy hy 1'Vnuk O'Doill. I he (:itiiihiniH' innn h up (he Htnnd vnH hnlleO hy thn l'ltthiiri;h 1'i fnlvH, who won p io n behind tho nieuilv nmilhpiiw pHrtilnit (if Lurry lien. ti. Thp e,i, I, ml won fivn iiirniKhi isuneri, iiuuny Jhn hntlom ley und uu Miihr lilt liouie run, GusSoiinenbcrg, Strangler Lewis Wrestle to Draw American Yachts In Eliminations NIIW l'OKT, It. I., July II f,n- Weelu llioe n met ft Motel pi Ir.e mul Yimkee hml Wtililwlna lo eoiiletut with tohny In the iti-t.'ond of (he Ketfc of nh-m-i viiiion rut , w hh h wnh nnoi her Mile ()lxi month, will determine the i'.eh'llder of the Amerletv'H t up niiutust .'ihniui ih-K V- Hit i hoiium LlpUm'a hnli-m:er. V.oikee whipped ICntei prlfie ynter dity tuitl WivUmoo dehtitttl Whirl' Vlivd. I.1PIOS MILS UiNiwtN. .inly ti ip. hi!t;iin lo- ti, oliiehilly ;iid hiievM-ll to Mn : Th linn :i l.ipton. the nott t lrili ! iuhtMnnn on th eve of hi ntih ; nth-nipt to hilnn Itm k the AinnunB eop The Pi nee of With n piTMiiuilly eon t veved i mi "-,,,,;,, ,4( ,.,1-.,.,-. ,1 to nu 1 hoiOit'i ul a , .iiijdlmelilun I'.im heon tit liluuoiii nit hull -vhU h ivnUh.Kn (lie M.lt at old UltllliK-Ki.le Uh . tim.ket tit l .tndvm htidKo. till' I'lioton-. Ih r.oliu; io S.,H M)n(. lv with hii Mmmiovk V lor New Vol k mul Nv pot t , ! I r'N "IM I H I Ul K l " MINNKAI'Ol.lti. Minn , July It nv. i Inieihuhen, Mene of the tmuonitl open coif toni n.uiifiu i.irtlt.n Thuii. il.y, 1-1 pionoum -d "hiler-lo. li-in,'" i vv ill i tho eniphitvtn on thn lo,h." hKATTIjK, July (J (fll Thimkrt to hlft llylnK tuekhi, Ous Bonnenhei In Hllll tho popularly rceonlred world'o heuvy weight wrentiltiK clmmplnii. In ht Hixih mule It with Ktl (HimnK- leri i.ewm, fortner llllu linldM-, flon neuheiK wreHtlPd to n ditiw mildoorn lieio liint tilitht before 10,000 hum w ho pma tiuiuiy ua,000 to wllneim tin bout, I LrwlM sconnl the flmt full with bin I fumou deadlock IP tho fouilh round hut tin loftt hht mlviiiiUixe when the j roimer imrlniouth font bit 11 pluyer riiUKhl hhn with n flylnit tinkle In the neventh. H won the only tnekle t tint Monnenborii wan able to eou neei with but tt wun on one 1 1 to oven up tho count, In the eighth and final round Son ueiiheiit ttttenipled nuvnrnl taeklen and oiu o lumletl ott tho laps nf several tmpi in tint nreond vow when LewU Ahlrttepped n head on clmruo. The former titleholder wits on top of Gun apply h)K n hendltvk n the fitud KtiK Koundrd at mldnlKUt. John Krebiutf, OhtiKO hcnvywelbt Hcotisi u out! full deolKhm over Ilium Pitiier, (lermuny. in tho onil-fhml Krebeiii tlownrd Ihuier with n bmly hlitm In the fourth round, ClmrleA lliuiftou, ttealtln, conquered Abe Oohntin, Mew York heavy weinhl. with body tUain In the fourth mid Mob Meyer, Port lit nd llKhl lieiivy wetnlit. defeated Dot Andernon, Saleni, tiv, with u body it bun tu the thiul. ATLANTA WILL HAVE HOLIDAY FOR GOLF KING ATLANTA. July 8 il'i Uobhv Joncn. who itheiidy ran huve anything In Atlanta, wiui all but iven title and deod to tho plucQ lor one day by ol flrhil lift of the t'lty eounell. A rHolutlou pii.tfied uimulniously y.'Hierduy offielttlly dneliireu July 11. the duy Bobby Jones returns from bis gain up wars In Europe -und Mir ueupollii. a letfut holiday. It ui'Red cltt.eii.M Kcnenilly to obsoi-vo the day n sueh mid called upon bURlneas men to clone ahop so that Bobby intuit bo cheered ns every citizen would cheer him. The reHolution, one of the moat un usual ever piuuicd by the council, bore thn Humeri of 5 of the 39 members of council, and wan passed with cbet rs. It now aoen to Mayor I . N. Hn;vidn!e? for action. CONFER ON PALESTINE DISPUTE lit TTI ISO M ltlt XV MIOT HAN VHANCIHOO. July II i11 - TiHimft P'nvtuv known in local pite iinn an Mutt II uk Murrwv. wim shot and killed by an unidoulitlrd ns indiint ttnliw in wbnt polite dt i vihei t a drunken bruwi nt Army and Mm ioit utreetn. H.MMI I Hst Al.lXiNA. IM . July 7 iiwriir iCev. Dr. A. A, HUleary. Hum, .final p.i.iun, r a flytiiK parmm. He tlew l luip from Jhnnton. prraehetl t the I tr Id und (lew bek. lie luttimU to innko other olliil IllKllU. js r ft If 1 I ' t 1 ? '. m; ... r - v. ' t It vi ' t . . I V -v vr League Standings llv I ho AsHwtnted Press AMERICAN l.KAOl'K W. L. Washington 49 25 Phllndclplila 62 27 .058 New York 43 31 .581 Cleveland 35 40 .474 Detroit 36 .44 .443 St. Louis 31 46 .403 Chicago 28 44 Pet. .002 .389 Boston 29 40 .387 NATIONAL l.KACil K W. L. Brooklyn 43 38 Chlriigo 45 32 New York 41 St. Louis 39 34 Boston 35 Plttaburiih 33 40 .452 Cincinnati 30 45 .411 Philadelphia -.25 44 Pet. .606 .684 32 .554 .534 .488 .362 POOL HOOM OHKINANCE KAILS Wash Suits 44c to $1.78 Wash Dresses 79c to $2.65 Sun Suits 68c to 88c Swim Suits Age 2 to 14 45c to $1.78 10 to 50 Per Cent Off qn All Stock NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP SALEM. Ore.. July 8 tin An ordi nance bill providing that pool halls and card rooms lu Salem should be limited to one for each 4000 of population-was killed by the city council hist night. The bill emanated from report operators, it was said, who want to keep a chain organization out of tho city. IMtICK OF .M1I.K INCREASED SAI.KM. Ore.. July 8 Beginning July 16 the price of milk sold on credit here will be Increased from 10 ! to 12 cents. The cash price w411 be 1 1 cents. It All EXAMS IM.ER WAV , i SAIKM. Ore.. July 8 (.rv The an ; mini sUtte bar examinations, conduct i ed by the beard of bar examiners. opened here today in the hall of i representatives. Applicants number ' about 110. i Tir Jonn Mcpe i.irrps,m (lerli. erecial British eommissior.tr In vf siigititK i.in;i trtllrnicnts nnd bnmicir.ition problems In Palestine, ; c'lacusjcrl the tttu.iticn .;t. Chicl Habbl Jacob Melr ol the Sephcrdl I or Spjnlih Jtwj of Palestine. 1929 WHIPPET COACH This car is in perfect condition in every way $375-00 1 PERKINS MOTOR CO. Lew Sarrett, poet, will leave hts I country home at Laona, Wis., and ncniu become n profe?cr at North-j western university this fall. KEEP OUT The Hot Sun With Awnings in Fancy Colors 36" -42" -48" -54" SPECIALLY PRICED W. H. BOHNEXKAMP CO.