La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Thursday, August 14, 1930 ...If 4 V Home HILL'S Owned Store BROOKLYN SLUGS Ducks Overcome WAY TO VICTORY: SeaU Chicago Cuts Beaten 15 to 5 American League Standings Unchanged Wv Iliijh S, rulleftua Jr. (Associated Prv Spor'.s Writer Ar Ions as the Bwalyn Robin keep U't j-. .U,rv a' tlwtr pennant hopes, wuirt, ten ntnvjred ewry urut tu have tvt m-w than an or i'.v- tuufs l: a rvw iw uTUiateiv. 5 i;ifrrt'T (v." t.v '--;r rtval. tmncipaUy iw C?dcs CV'r v.rre tsmaiau to irifJi the Bl.vxVl.. UttU!U "" Ur the ri iw4 S- nt atnauht f.mie aid htd !-r:p:W the owner tr She- cirrr ttC "'"n S-'-'"' s-Tie) a CM-its.:.-. Bvt the F -Wi.i s.'i-r iarrir i Tr-a-ttl a"'- :11 i-, i-Vuv .. lue- u. Z-u ft...tuB w .;..:--': ' T-r" Bv tle AvMjcJalr! Press The HoUvwocd Star were two r..r ja ou lop of the Pacific coa&t t league l&aaer toaay, wmtunjr ne ec Uw wcrXly series frvm Stfat..? ntght. Willi- Los Anpeies. trail-; ai'e fcehiua. lost to the Senators. u.. iti KTiivico, in third place.; lev to FcrUand. u ic. r-sele o! yesterday's and last tagM'a play, HaUyTrwnd'a lead seem- ( i, ireii for tiiis at Least.! ".!t:. 1. i At and Sam Kranctscos! cT' ii.Mui t out for second and liurrt tii res'tlt to drpeiKt ou the i;:.d of bAistttH produced by k-;r t-all teaxca. i iyfr tn, Lo Aayelf. Holljnrood a-Tftttle an 8 to ft tnnuzvtni$. . ISwr- J : nroTidl a scjfcre Icr the Itrad- r:. b".K-t the ccrtr.era team soorra lit rw-.i :a the Utb. Rot Chiwtertiekl held Los Ambles I.. ivuf ttiKrl:-:c IH &:iatora to t.r : u a u: yame at S-f'i;t.v.a,. t'is ructtiv; -the AiigfU '.wv V-.-;u ! HXircrood. ' hut Junior League Champions Open I District Battle BAKER. Or.. AUJ. H W) Anwri- ! I caa Lfglon Junior lnuc tvuebail s ; championship Itumi Irom Oregon, j i W5iuuCon. Moatn and Idaho will ' opn a io-dr battle todijr lor Hie j 1 rrtctoual championship. ; The fires two pmn wtu be plarrd tol.y. The nine Irom eUrerton. Ore, ! Teaterda? drew the Rainier Nobel I - in firt rmtn sf hed- . uled to start at I SO o-cloc. while: Bllunca. Want, and Pocatcllo. Idaho. ; were drawn tar the second game. ! The winner ot the Sllverton-Seattle rarae Is ripcc ed to have little trouble in solnK through to the title. 1 he two teams are so pronounced laror- 1! It was uK:ei Sllter'.on and Bllllnga piav the Ilrst game and So- , atlle and FocateUo the second In or- ; der to leave the "big" game until: the Ust. Objections were raided, however, and Spec Keene. regional Junioa legion commlxuoner lor the cortcweat. ordered the drawing. ) Word was received yesterday from national American Legion neadquar- , tera that it either Silverton or Seattle should win the regional meet Jh team HUM held here preparatory to .ending to Colorado lor the a-1 western championship August X3. 23 ( and It Billing or Pocalelio wins , . ,r Ainee lis home. muu iwj city l on the route to Colorado f Suttnga. . . j ri ii-okma ti-Ys PLAY STOCKTON. Cal, Atfg- H -; CalKorma and Nevada champion. rc to own itt reslonal playolt ol the )unlr American U-g'.on national baseball champlonilU ' here today. Sail Lale. C':a1i champions, and Jwvne. Aruonas entry, were to take tho Iteld ImmediiulT alter Long Bmch. cal, ana m-e, . had. rfcsjed. , . ' ' T:. winners loriay 5nwi r to.pJ- tcmorryw Jcr the. regional ule.; i i ; It'' ' . ' HOVERXORS MEET v: WITH PRESIDENT New Speed Record r.:i.S 7 -Ikar- .... iv,- . j championship eight, cotuposed of a Syracuse varsity oarsman, a former M I. T. sveep-s-ringer and alx Spring field iMus.l high school boys, otfxed by Jimmy Burke, vho steered Cor cell's victorious varsity on the Hud son. The combination beat some of the besn amateur dub crews In tne N. A. A. O. regatta. Burke has von the reputation ot bemtr one of the peppier, college ccxvains produced in years. Hi picrcinsr tones rose beUigerectly a bo re the fight among nine crews for the blue ribbon honors at Pougtikeepsie. His ingenuity in assuaging the thirst of Cornell Taruty sttrofce vas an important factor In the crews suc cess. The Big Red pace setter was Bob Wilson, a sophomore roving in his firs: big race and. as a consequence. feeUnic the nervous strain. Early in she fcur-mile race, spectators aw Burke scooping up hanirsful of wa ter and dash It oa Wilson's face. They figured the stroke was a trifle geccy and that Burke was using ex treme methods to revive htm. The fac was that Wilson's throat had becccie parched and thxt Burke re .urcefiiUy turned to Old Man River for assistance, with satisfactory f fect. Wilson soon settled down and the big Red Shell swept on to win under his steady stroking. WRESTLER ELIMINATED SALEM. Ore.. Aug. 14 i&i Mcrvin Barrackman eliminated Bmle Arthur from further consideration in con rcctior with ths middle weight, wrest ling championship of the northwest wrien he defeated the Canadian champion here Wednesday night two out of three I2us. IIEK PRINCIPAL INTERESTS j NEW YORK. Aug. 14 .--Py Bet'.y j Nuthall's principal interests in Me -next to tennis are cooking and sew- ! ing. says the En?UsU court star's : younger brother. Jimmy. ' Jtmnsy is going up to Cambridge this fall and when he completes his j" course the two are to B nership in carrying on the hotel! business oi their late father. WINS ARCHERY CHAMPIONSHIP CHICAGO. Aug. 14 Pv-Mrs. Aud rey Grubbs of California, again is champion woman archer of t-ie United States. . Mrs. Grubbs yesterday completed her second straiaht national con quest, winning both the double na-. ticnai rounds and the double Ameri- j car. rounds. Mrs. Elizabeth Rounse- , vilie of Pinchurst. :f- C finished sec- nd. ' Cox Auto Electric Electrical Ignition and Battery Repairs on all Makes of Cars PK. M-753 1425 Adams "hgatP'-gb? Frank Hawks Hew from New York to Los Angeles In 14 hours and S3 minutes flying time setting a new east-west speed record.-He stopped five times to rcfueL The Cir.T W ru:i. 1: tcv.. c ty Tt liiv.! s .;vr. v, I CV. c-li t i r tit? e.:.li. vr-. .a Wtii;-L i-- vt:ci itietc -.17, Jut: C. : '-i IV. tvl 'i :Uf.r v. i-. ir.i. Thr Cii-.L-O'- A-'-tJ-v. n " :Wt cv-r Cleveland by a I to 3 iV-.t , f,rf-t tiw y-.'-cf. V.vf.ii,f .u ikiw..v.f5 nU.M'uy ar f.-i.v of iuv .it liwir m;'.1'VrV.A fvOll U-'ll It; ; Chii.v Wi.lte Sox from turning s;ir.r. 14 Ih l- (:UT.i lo Ov 7 t 4 ui t. Vt'v ir.( Y-3J Yu t:vs put .h. fliaiiar iiurMii: 5 Ki'r-.tsVi r-.i;;-, ii ln--, J-;.Xiv"" ..'! ?; .Yll v. itViKi ;;n yail .tl-sv j:r;ra and txw i,i the bv.". u- i.if "a:.-vi-!,i , it." Iv.n IUvc.-;.4 T-r4rd rE-(v: V T , J rd 'aln- r.:i. - : :j vx j n. : : .(.c-jliT.- r i C", f.'". 0i'!i:'. ri" .e' .- -li.-.-s, tfrtvir; i'T uv: Tv.i iv.::u ji.' tis Mix: i;..-.s'o? ! 'Mt ' t:.o Ffa. sv-ored nine run in the ! tV.; u.iiisis '-' t.-t--f -iftt!" P-n- 1 i i v ":al:i iv l-i t fiVil-l tL- to -i B Vi t rains had eightwu i l ' V .' rvrr.-cc MiMics.. ply f -zv Ov-a: r.'fflt tct tiv:v 'Uv . vu -iu- Cv.fc to win 5 u I X-l-ry M-ivrvor"-.:. ;v.r.r-' ftn t A'. CNr:; 'r-Ci; R- H. K SVitl:u-d r.3 iS .2 , . :t r.-it: - 10 18 I i Oit.re-.--i rMf rtr?-. K---..1... Kai '.-a.?r.o. Mcrxu$: ' U.v U1; -ct C-l0'. J A; irn.'.M'ev.trr R. H E ' ;vi .Vr-.vS-5 .363 ..r... . ' . .- . T T 0 Y it w.-; W----, r A- A:,Ur K E. f s.m-:.. . ?. j j ... Ml 3 ' I .oil. . .... 8 $ 0 Hv'UJ!er Kui' H-- K.'sv'nf ftjrv! , p..T-ne-'ju. t -it. ' fulvvy jj.1 i vhV a A; Cii'.v: . R 3 S : t -r . ' : 5 U i) : cv.i-t,.: l s s (I'lrEij.i'u-O: irvin facw On-1) be TO "per cant ci normal a; he worst. Further encouragement ;fer the drcugh: are and the ecaferei was seen tn the weather forecasts- The pred.tcuccis feat lonijjht and tc mcrvow we fcr rain tn some of the plains states, and those alonsj the Ohio rtTer and in seme sections of lh Southern Appalachian moun tains. The forecast also Indicated show ers for tonight and tomorrow In ex treme Southern Kaonis and in west ern parts of thAG state. Northern Oklahoma. Southwestern Jieera&ka, extreme Sorshwestem Texas. Soutn ern Missouri, and all of Arkinsa. Tennessee.. Kentucky. West Virginia, and alon the Ob rtver. Hoy, iXine, Drowned While In Swimming Karl Kcctxi 9. son ci Mr. ajici L,-.ls a. u r-.-I'-'d Ixi- nirci- a :iL- -.-re.'.! -sf.i- 3-v.m.rut w.rs ' i: -. - 'r..-A -4 .e -a-i . niL-.: X--?-i.-a- ii-r- Ss Diyt.-rd :s$ .-v-ib.. nie cciij was rvcowrvU. j m.'.r.utas luier ir Ke plans to make his f!rs step at Columbus. O.. for fuel and a second refveiing stop at Louis. . 'At Wxhita. KiAii- he plans to spend the night while a 230 gallon tank ts fitted into his plane- The last sce cf the flight will be at Alhambra. Cal . which he hopes to reach by to morrcw night. PROTEIN rEEI IM'REA4I.S AISTR.UIA' WOO. OCTPITT Sharkey Agrees To Trade Slams With Ir. Camera ADOVT FOR READY FLIGHT 5.v'-:.-7 ;-- -.'re- TOKYO. Au .14 (.4V-A11 official cNtaclett haviac been removed. Lieu- tenant KfV& Brocnley. T-ccc.a, Wat. SatAtur. said fa hoped to start ; Ims ctoQ-sscp trans-Pucifl.' Ckiht from . KMuaotitrwura airdrcme. near Tcijo. ' wtthm a week. Kiaucu&ura field, a naval aix base front wCtvh the Oraf aeppeUA la year started i tract -FilcU'x flight, has a lieu irwter runway avaagte ' for a taX-cf Szvatj was given : the choice between ths fleul ani the Comosercial airport at T'schikawa tee swrt of hia aeruU. journey u Ta- eocta. V.-ecT-nont cff'jrtai hate tva the fuecs peruxaiv;a to fly their pZan from Y '- where l iu ua ttel frcm tt steaaiec prwMnt Ltcctfiji to the r.eid cf their choice. '.3. ,v".yr.-.x". sav Johnny Li;.'. -vLi-r ice Saiarkey. a -v- -accept s luarantee 'O't'O wi-.h a prture of -W irz oC the receipt. CAXBSSSA. Australia '.-P A coun cL6 o scuectlfVc ami t3dtnai re search appcuccea' by the AuarjVfti nt ftiecal gjjniniecB, has diacc'frsd. protetn neeparaitioa wauri.- fed tai sheep suhrttitTajlT, towtuei txhatr wcci jteld. - -" v. . cerate cOttft. t AttsaraLU ws alarm -Ltc ad the xcttniry wrii faced with the necessity cf - nccci'actng muctt racrt wcot It W prettif.ait that the new pcecein sheep feed wtll solve the procietn. Fed to 100 sheep ever a Icrc pertoi as an eaperunent. the prxparation m created eh Ceeces by an aTerae of 20 cunces and tmprcved sheept' phLjs xai cvnditioo. R-ltW!, HEAIUM. EAST ST- UU3S3T. Que- Auy. 14 The British dirigible R-KO passed Anticcsti Inland, at the irsouth cf the St. Lawren.ce rtver. at 4:15 a. el. to day. Her speed was 60 mile an hour with the assistance of a strong fol lowing wind. At, tho.5 tune she had btfen tn the air seven hours and 49 minutes and had covered 54(J mil- GIRL BREAKS KECORP ST. LOCIS. Aug-. 14 '.Mas Laura Ini-ntlt-ii. 35-year -cid New Vert Tcer. ' day had added two new records to , her "ccliecuoza cf aviation, achieie ments. Asji cne cf thaci she tcoi away from a :ran. Flying cvr Lamcerts-St. Louis tleld yestecuay. ifiss Irg-a: ccmpL-siKd 714 w tic a. Dale Jackson, hid. and 64T ccnsccute tarrvl rclis. more than the pee vice men ' record. wiJii. Eki Jjciwn helil. and teT acre thaati the gwwa women's rec- ccv." .vixi' itn- Bets? huxA hit , FVie. cCxuil: cireervers, walchiid M's ' Intrailt: :ff- ami eocaseii the r.-- iaaMHit the air it .i3- & W- i;C.S.T.l :.M'as Ingalis land-i thr iircrs ani2 , "Hew mar y dd I mai?;'" sne akad: Jis jrcunu. iomfrvyrs a'.varmid acus her tjcnirruEUiU tu hur 1"4 ouc 50 D "t did lc.' waa li'iii! ?r. 'ccmnums . TT.iwrt. wret s:t had audt! Ti t eonafcu-we- roi-B. "J5rfl!., I Haijjni a wi enry t.:c.::- oOlL- Fvv3 tan fntf it: beicaa tinrt anc c tccultu nx? wva v,:ry p''i tj wc&oiv." An. enrr-.ria-tion cfi ahe piiKie. A. D. H. Wx?p Moth, biplane, he waver. tiitfcLod the wlxuia. wre aa sccur aa ever, Among the biggest colleges, where the difficulty is not in attracting the customers but tn limiting the num ber to the suae of the stadiums, night football neither is necessary nor de sirable. i?cores of teams, however, will kick, pass and run beneath the lights this fall, with an increasing number of gridirons being equipped fcr night performance. The South and Middle West already have tried and liked night football, especially in towns where the cooler breezes of the evening make condi tions more satisfactory. Duquesne University, at Pints-. burgh, is among the few Eastern in stitutions to adept the night game successfully. Using Forbe Fltid. the heme zrounds cf the Pirates. Du quesne "played three games under the lights last year and win play five heme contests at night., a sixth at Chicago, this year. The -Dukes." in fact, hie to be known as the Kight Riders," especially as their brilliant young coach- Elmer Layden. gained national reoutation as a member of Knute Rork"ns orattnal "Four Eors Tr.cr." of Notre Dum. Duquesne. under Lyden dirsc ijfrrn. wens througia a ten-game sched ule undefeated - last year, winning -una and experiencing one tie. "with the University cf West Virginia. Frcm she squad cf 45 players, only three mn were lost by gradua ucn so that the "Night Riders." whether they gallop by day or night, leci fcr another successful campaign. ! League Standings Sport Slants - IS? Aoeltrd t5 COAr LE.VC.IK W. L- Pet. HettTwod - l.L,:..;,.""-,-:. -ss i. ASSM t .w- jsw s-.t: FntacijLJ - li J -.. -is .A "' - ' I' 0iirf - -- ii . l . ?.-r-.!al :-3 - Smwsil X J J33 AMERICAN Ittltlt - -VS. I P ?LitfeJpiiJa - n ... SOt 3. .ir . ; -iifciryctoa 44 Sew Ycri ' "- ' Ctevelaccl SS -5 De'rtj't . 5 s. liua - to- c C'rcaw c9 -5So Sctca . iO T p Altui - C-flllU cf tile Kimi.TTj at. p-.-u:r!tirte?aw tbi 7ar. rr Writ wat cter za epru- NATIONAL LEAC.i'E W. L. Pet Ct.:c-.vsJ Frr.-cti - T 6 J-i N. y -;i dJ 47 jn5 St. Loua - 52 So 5J l -li 59 .- Tt 74 :!:" Over Nisrht News EARTHS RI BBER LAND WlHU GIRPLE GLOBE Mfctt PAM'.KK OVER ix.Vt. i 1 ? c"". OnS- Autf 1 1 5--.-r:-9:: (ur daii,cr Ln. the Al jvcaa district was over tcday. ttu pcrarij as 'veuM. Report today trvca vrw &hie border saui tif village cf SWHf. MWh. was sale, sar-ts to ; fitf htecs acd a tnLi chaurf ta the wvaiher and FUv wim irvocae of aewa 'n.-J-f t-d rcien acd the vulaLj of -S.C icJiaii ian,is jt.erdiv. t-t Tae Vwuctuted Prw ivmt v N? - X : Seats Unicergh's M?nt.-;zitai record by c viC C'ia,..tw. ; . L.ut' Irri jj treais W' .v. vi.x T.t torrwl r,S.i. u-r-.o Kid? promxes aid tn .lj. :; iced iTic .a.-reus. fiucxv. cvy Jjrr.st ,i: ji nunc ?i. it -, ''Ui."-'toc Li.3.a ii3 charter :-.c tt? souih'irn repuaican cran :oc Ri--rjhurg Pa. Te Rev. Sis C. S'ncv, pioceer prcaSiiit.-ns. dies. New Lcnoon. Ccos Thcmas Lip teas "Siamrcvi V" arrvTes. I'ueexw M.v.trya: Dtryn'r 4 -ICO talte oft r-jr tit!and Kafarui FV.een pa-wecvers esca-re iTjUrv when a-J hner ctaja fecced jrsw YORK It takis luc of land to prcducw the worlus ruhbc supply. Ear. R O. Holt says In a report to the Amencaa Che mitral socmuJ that thia area would stretch in a band nearly a mile wide around the earth as the equator. T all the mbiser produced in t Wft made into a solid ball would be tare tv HX feet m diameter- SEA REFLECTS StlNU HELL NSW TOtRK The sea & one cf the bees stages for tranamusirig sound because it so. ceariy levL Winds af fect thss transmtawa and fo; bants are capiahle of reflecting sound waves. FAVORS WlHU) FOR ?T ROOTS NSW YOSK E. J. Fiahcauga cf Kcqucam Wasa In a naoct to the : Ajnr:ivaa fcviety of Mechan:cal En gmeera. saya wool a better taan Bixta. where strength ts . " Reoracerated warwho'ee has na:read JC Ti,icv cci.- lee 5 in the last two years. Sxpofta ct cariifd fruits ttvm 5a3 Fra.'-icisco in tcxa-ec iCd 4Ti.Wa pound. I OwLX-ru- Wh:5e. Ej.i:2; sutrir ri.mtiL-. ha taAtfft oifc aVCC acres ; I-i. Uird Lj- Calntrr--: to ;;'.a teei J v-;-. uzd raie t!;.-j:,i HAWKS SPANS CONTINENT IN RECORD TDIE DULL STOCKINGS . for BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS Tree's bounJ to be an i'Susion cf slinwiess fa a s;cdci-$ wkKout a Hfgft-lfghi, and that $ vwfry brisk you-g things are wearing this new Onyx LacLustre Stocking k's'duH surfdie is capable cf mere than fUitery - - it makes the sitk seem clearer, sheerer, rore -exc-en-jj-e -ooa-irig, whiie colors seem so-ter .4 . Ji iOja:ic trw Cmi 4 IK JTr Mm SATURDAY DRESS SPECIALS Wash Dresses -V 2 to H 30c to $165 Other Bargain s in Wash Suits 3oc to $1.73 summer eleseouts cO NORTON KIDDY SHOP alues to S3 for Sih rtct-Ml up a 34 mile aa hour t i J--.Zfl cu-t cf Auquerqu and then we started gctc to wwa. " h re marked. "At Lcus t hit the rs-rz. fecia cLjcsed ever tt."- Hivu ad io "crab it fr-ns the Mjaisoippt eas wiere a trviy crew viai had takfc paot cf t wester Lsr. 'I wis- ge-tt-njf hJ-gry wiec t ft lad-anapcLL. he saaL "but I f .irfd XTii Se m New Tcck ia jecrj cf tim fc:r -4L3nr CvL Laxdfrgh. at his Mthet- -law home in. Stjfiewocd. N J. last nht. sad be was deLihted Cap-iLi-.-i Ka. tj reccni. -I ta jUa3 learsed cf Capsau S.k-vka Tertariahie ach-ensment.' he a.d "S Itaa asade a r-ma.-aS.e f -4a i and I think it fine that he 5as ;cwr-?d the record " He a-d a would cccr-ara;at C:i? ta:j Kavas at 'the caruesfi eppor- Capcain. Bawks sa-d as seen as hs ciar 5wn CTeraa'ji!! i wtii :'.y it cut to ChiirairJ to ccmpwie m th oa iocal. sir races there Cewm. mzf Aur-isc XL 1 ! -li. - . 4 A - i . r .. . . es'2 weave is tess suscepcicie -j j i i; .5 " L,7 1 ce-ai:a::r-g pcu enreacs In r.esves; ccicrs at 1.35 -1.95 A V4 FFKrM. aECOLi WSSTFtSIX4. K. X. Al- :4 aVu.a Sciaetoer. IJ-year-oid cUitC w eft at 4 S a. ao. S. 5. T ' to aT ;n aa attempc to wt tttrv iurjarr trisscciiwn,ara C:fafl recrd. The ?r?Kwrat recori waa sr-c?iloiZf t lilt ML F-aJ2ik OuiilMCeTUC3. W3tj tCStlQ tiu r-.a ja i4 hours. Ja aiinutas. More than a drink It is also probably the most easily digested food in all the list. Therefore it is quick relief for fatigue and hunger. Always a delicious beverage, it gives highest nutriment, because it is made by our particular Horlick proc ess. Send ten cents for sample and mixer. 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S laster and Super Quality lines, and we save you 15 Tc to 30; a worch while saving for those who want the very finest tire that money can buy. Oar Wear-weO Tire is equal to so-called Standard brands of Secondary quality which many dealers orrer as first quality tires but at prices far above our Wear-welis; often as high as our First Quality Center Traction tire. Western Giant Tires and Wear-well Tires are backed up by a guarantee that means wht it says, and by our entire organization. Our 169 stores in the West stand ready to give service on your tire regardless of where you bought it. The above statements regarding comparative quality are based upon our firm belief and opinion alter comparing various laboratory examinations and exten sive read tests- Western Giants and Wear-wells are made for us bv leading tire manufacturers and cost just as much to build as other standard quality tires... The saving in the cost to you is our saving in the cost of selling. NOTE THESE NEW LOW PRICES cr 5.--.re ?.:c- 3imm i-?'. a-. oatiwn 29x4-40 ..IS 4.79 j $ 5o5 $ 7o5 $ 9.10 30s4oO . . ( 5-35 ! 6-35 8-25 9.75 -5x4-75 . . 6.25 7-55 9-45 10-25 29x4-75 . . I 6-55 j 7.65 11.25 29x5.CC . . 6.75 7-9S 11.75 3Cx5aW . . j 6-S5 .8.15 9.95 1 11.95 3lx5.CO . . j 6.95 i S.45 ( 10-45 f 12.40 30x5-25 . . l S.20 j 9-40 10.95 I 13.65 31x5-25 . . r 8-35 J 9.75 11.60 14.15 30x5-50 . . 9.75 j 10-20 15.15 3 lx6.CC . . 10.25 j 12.80 1 16.65 32x6-00 . . I 10.40 , 12.90 ' 17.10 33x6.00 . . IOoO ! 13.10 ! 17.45 32x6-50 . . i ; 14-65 19.15 34x7.00 . ' ; 17.4? 2V45 SIZE ! ;-t ' ZLr SIZE art ! . '' ' lu-X-n ? -Vxil C!. OS i Jii S3CS j i Viti ViVi S C J5 J-.xT S3 CS :.a C T.5 S.5 J-tt 5SCS ji '" " " OS ; As! for Low Prices on Sizes Not Shown WASCO TIRES 4-ply tires of srandard sixc ar.d weight.. now. fresh sccck. and v.vil tr.a je. Especially recctn- rr.enced ti?r the motorist who wants to make nxirusium in- vosaacnt. Sor l?w r. ' 30x32 Ct.TKh.tr . . . S3.S9 S94.40 BaSoco . . . S4.49 OUR UNLIMSTTD GUARANTEE Evry Wcstcra C;ins rj L't-iir-ue.' tire is sWJ ut:n a rz-ru i -AB- SOLUTE SATXSt ACTIOS. T'w en nj rtsfry tz'wrt tt? vzCT.zrt. "SO LIM IT .A5 TO TiMc cr XHLEAwS. VOL, te ca;cTicr. mjfcjs ISr s.rUd t--i: the tne fewis xten -. th serrvi yen hj.'.t a riihs to cxtcC If e: ftfij, r-rr'r ro.- the tir-e U-. -lesrrrtAsc j''sr-re izzJ ve iu r"r4A.v ir cficrrSi,."S cur-x"r ;."i ,-7 fcr zh ,-rwiI icr ts.-f tjve rcirr.cX TIRES MOUNTED FREE! cxzixuRx jLrmirfrs of a tl? raaramfefi Txk trar-'js. Aia AciTrs3tr-,.c-F. Cin; oun:. AvtaiCafn $ttp- 169 Stores in theVest- " I T--lj--Ti.l- At-. (V? iic-siciiiMiau bupplyCo. zLJ l4lli- Adams Ave. -- Oar fior-v-i.-'jl ctrr- t-.ti. is frj-'Li ii! .r icJ Wli: 1 AND MILUNEHY Nm Ln Grande. Ore.