La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 30, 1930, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSatni-difTSugTist 30, 1930 Two "LA'GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRAOTErORE. ST. On the fiist day of September we join with the great auny of wortera in celebrating this rwkt important 'lav. i Without lalor, .we could do jc-othk? fae nothing. It takes labor to boild io fro- 13 progress to succeed. We extend the wi.-h for an enjoyable day V a!) our la boring friends. " ,' Our Store Will Remain Closed All Day 310NDAY, SEPTEMBER FIRST HILL'S La Grande's Largest Home-Owned Store DUCKS CLIMB TO ! Willamette U. FIRST DIVISION Bgd Portland Ball Club in! Robins, Giants . Locked iii Fight For Second Rung BALTIMORE IS VICTORIOUS I.X Co wonder Johnston, a lew hours man. who never beta, on the race I... heme- crowned, remarked: ' male ona.ol in oiggeat. strikes' I -too know now 1 fed about Bobby : the turt.Hen he- Douint the Frenc taerea no question vncre he stands trc Blr oallahad III for (125.000 foi. Tee .horse could not bj Bj Back f wltertaa Jr. 1E1?K3. Too-. Af 30 . Sal cxx J-r. -TJwvl New Orleans. TT ftwdeOwl ClT.iTTPfcMaig Cr EALIM. Aug. 30 -When Wiiiim- . PV,iit-th V-Al-f IiV Virtue ett university's football aspirants re- r ounn riate v ii cue fw UUDJa. s coach fit in From baC'S. : 'Bpec" Kcene w:ii have an uim Kiucnai a a&rw;sf Sew sjfras ixi. I t-,t; out lor promising freshmen ma- ci iettip as tie icair .ss-crrjsjiei su3EO.-w started. JT.. h. purchased now for 8750.000. Its et despiti. deference that mand than Man oWara. .rwi rv-r. share alike when ! Gallant Pox. the most famous soi -r- - . . , ... . , . v. - j- to anT conversaocm aooui oi an mm iui V" - ycsocw a "--. - iu-..-- - t-irmer of Atlanta. lected 278X)O0 for Mr. woodward. Ai S.d --- run AU .T wUl be on when he the au. Mj the a, re . . . . . . . . - ... .,w .K-Jk -v .-ri. - . w I, ... .w UF-un .wntrr!rtfr Z. in - a, rjiu. opi , TT"". :mr j ' 7. w ' .Ts.- 20500.. an average oi nearly 16,0C oc-7 pua;u3e wvxcc. Ta wier3 bor ucdto( all i main ent n c 'iit tac t -- to is tie ttirtf. tben wiil start a bw laTottte but John-'; -- 7 : cf3 wje tie iefrat y -j, ti xcttrta w coe ston. Goodman, von lam ana voig. Cncfcgo Ccaa ti 1cts Oar- ; 2ar Cr-a. Tao cacre ruca oiliera, not to overlook WiU- Cra a--e ere: arser x cwnf-e ' VYrT toaec cc yt tie tifui aibd 1 usg ai-d aloe, figure in any reckoning - t jo. cnanee. ft f K laM.'fatMl fr-w .v . wlrMf-hm of the fi;iflc ! ilt-'tnce cfcampionnip aquatd axe aUt- Tcri. v;ti ecy i,.;. rirrmnir.- tf.mH.td to be OI) hind, ' MXXxO. i )tirdy. a betUe wa Jo piort While ifa true also tna.t aexec of b-wee toe two uU-ew3r. btalilft thease ieen vetrrn were mentiocl ajc Oit-'-3 ' !cr sil co&ierence bonora. Kee&e is fctiUk. do-o at the bottom, fia ot itti an too pretty All torrcd lew a tm oi tluv,xtr. Lt lat i-oft he wa bothered fcT r-Jt at fettie, tie tnaiarta defeat- ; dearth ol cstpstble reaenes, especiiiT T. Os.x-. S to 4. to reduce their! for Jire pclttoii. It vu Uiie iict fi.e jg-me apotoe 'behind tre Oak to (which presented bl team from cak-jo-u;, wjd tax a tnree to one lead fing much of a thawing against cots", in th aerie. -Tr Indiana tln.mnii.-rt iccriterenc u&iTt, out fourteen r.Jt off Herhie W.Quaid Jorea and Carpenter, a pair of tard arid E: Jim td. a.'d. 1 charging tackles, played thioya Tr-e d of -HxAlyvoUL waa r-; practKrallr every minute of trie aea diiced to to ar.C a half gamta when :tca. they had to becauae there -rere mt fe-ar Kwt to tne l&itAion Red, , no teavyred understudies, and rxra 6 3. at Lo A.r;Kiea Ut night, the men who vere groomed for tiiat TV.e Ked acored five run in theircle, Bajihor, Packard and Grant are r;:n to fc-eak a tiirte ail tie. oxn'4 to be miiaing. l.irfwd i on the ends It is the aame. Cajdi- Isj Aneies and fean Prancteco. ; nal. all conference nun. and Kai- pc. -.1 are c yet tri u Tieir Bi.ttw- . lnJS game " sssa. Bnaa and Seiiert R- H. E- ! 10 3 4 7 5 Kaun: 2 BIG DAYS For RS G0LFE Sunday and Mondajy f 2:.10 to 4:00 fch Day I , Low Score for 18 s naies Most Par Holes in IB l)rii)in(j and Putting Coitestft LA GRANDE PUBLIC GOLF CC IfRSE In trje e3Tetn 2zm btUir- Jor second place, evened tne dane, the other regular. : B.-.en ne .. i"c . oax. out not liexiimln. Sctiffirjtn hatttn. to -4. In Sin Francisco. The !aKa gteelhammer. the rwr Aral Ai;r,X Jever. rerrjim one game : at g'jard the only prospects are Pfcii ahesd of t.-.e northern team. And ' pcu, another chosen on the mTthical the remaining three games will de- tleven. and Gottfried, more or less rJe which is to trail the Stars at regular, ftuih and Bunch are miss tne end of the series. ' jrJij Porila.nl won anv.her fr'jm the) At nwr Kwne u tanuniv in Sacramento benatora.2 to 0 at Port-; han- his all conference center larjd last ru?nl. The Ducks ham-; Ackerman. returning and also his rhertd ort 10 hits Keating he-d tne . unceruar. Houck. but there is room feios to four. Vor. Is now U11, m,wrill. The fleW Vjrli fourth .place by half a pmt , worK Pr.ch. Cranor and EnU.-et- out. tne iirst two by uraduation. yES-ercaj placed Utecs a4. .S? Lf? ? Junior Billiard rrTi1 Title Is Decided t.i m frees c It Sotaina- TSiee a . "i its aad Sermas Bra Jcc CSTCAOO. A-jc M Robert f.re a as rrarr r;rr-s is xiae Mrtre. ll-yei'CH lad trcea Grand cmtja io ue accca. -. Kapcs. Vfr; xmrtaed hone today ' J rrjrtt Iw taw rt tie utle of tr champion of There has not been the slightest atgn of any financial -repression, so ar aa the racing fortunes of William Woodward's Be lair StuJ Is concerned, m spite of Gallant Foi a upset by Jim Dandy at Saratoga. The New Tort banter and sports- Cox Auto Electric Electrical Ignition and Battery Repairs on all . Makes of Cars Ph. Al-753 1425 Adams Kirramento 0 4 0 . ..c 'ViZZ . wV;'"' vir;.. ..J ' and Ferguson are experienced JF" "M V,lTs- Ktir- nd.::gnal callers returning but will need two oc Ofce but tkie Cubs maoe it -3 wiia 2ooir eeirLrw ints. Tt etjd a-"7ae wbia "CCc Bss" Sfcroi tusaE opened ii Ottb iialf cd xae &njtZ.i& -wiiii trrrie cd Gmet ard rtrxc m uesrxe Kint. S-i.;r ciaecked ii ihrrateaiat f trea of P:tT50znpi fcpatnw. Cinn cati. ' Eokc2 arc Pr. " tftfle-lphia coa.pted tbe iere arkduie 2 or ze cat v.-tb ;re kimva -r r- r- ft in is a teeic eres '5''"f srxs&e. In tne Ar-erjcaa jaf Crura po and Q-vy-H'wC ba.njed lor tw;ve i ers. , acce la: ticht cedpieted his cotsue, tor viae ttie tn Use first anr.'aal box' chxsaponnip maich. c-titir C&ars Cjtoctapalia. a 12- --ca Ranckiotna. Iii- youth. 40 Sport Slants By Alan J. Gob hi t Associated Press Sports Editor) Tiw tw - it i 'l I c-n' f iwniKA Af Ka rlore eitr aoored- Pas Car- Km Crctel club, its laira-ays as caaeo. KcaaM ii . weil as jreecs artificially nurtured At Seattle: P.. H. E. ' ."'... teer.va after irs bin a, u j --"TrrV wVr,v:rr" Z'T I,! this potion 8 I S.aeLi S5ur championship H'-!l) wood 3 6 a' f"" the, ny remaining , baa Jajtairt WatwcaS i P Georguvn needs no alibis. Vnrit nf V .r.-,: TiirPfcF t-. r and Baa'er ' ' ' .ence fullback, will be on hand with At banFrLncico: H. K. E !no ""tudy. Isj Arzeiea 4 10 0; " Honjt ard Warren; DaTi and Gas- Si" OREGON Ujh and Penebflicy. TO FOLLOW NEW THEATER POLICY ALT PLAYERS GO TO BOISE (Continued from i'ajje One) a ten on a par with any of those on cur circuit- Thla mean that they will tx aa good om any motion pic ture theater to be found In any city cf tnw I2. We have always followed a policy of booking only the best of the pictures made by the leading Wa.aood aid Cartway car- wiirTfwr w cucrma en- tu2T a-icad or tiree tct. tn-i- and ahot a considerable gae & Ltxua Brxrwr trciSed P" riHer.es- Siartlng actual rxuci Icr tbaiird irxitt tae ipeuuon a;ter c week of being to keep ptc Wiin tne Vniie So. :d crowds of tourna- i jtxjre wa to t. en: e, Jones unquestionably was a trifle siaie and unaole to match the il Dfece of one John Goodman of Referees Stop 4 T , , r At Wlnped Foot. Just a few weeks UUt Of 5 l (J tltS oeia Peboie Beach, Jones had won HOLLTWOOO. CaU Aug. Bd jpe "" lor fesSTe rounds in- war. victorious in the three events Rendered unusually cauttoas tv the 7 wwuua he entered, left here late yesterday ; recent death of franke Campbell xn - oar rounc afternoon for Boi&e, Ida., to panic- . San Pranciscc. reSerees at the Amer- Jane cracked 70 several times In ipate In the annual Eolie aate ' lan Ltf.cc's weekiy boxUig card prac-a at Pe&bie Beach, but a 75 tournament J here last night trammed 30 ached- afcS gol -eoouEh to beat Mia in the A contingent of tennis nlarert. all of whom participated in the recent Eastern Oregon charnpiomhifrt in j which Worth 0wald. of Spokane. CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY . ; t To show our respect for those ; who toil and for whpm ' Labor Day is dedicated. . .. . ' :) - .-- NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP i- prcducers rather than of buying the "m the arnies title at EoLse. entire output of a few producers arid Bes.des Oswaid. the following went Owald. who It among the ranking -led rounds of fignung down to less round, where he lost the first national playen. Is the favorite to f tnaa tine rounds and stopped four tore nea. rji iit oo-jts Derore tne final , Earrison Jimmy( Johnston went on to wm Xtst amateur crown, vet In playing the good and bah JntJiscrfcn- iron? aasterrt Oveon: Jack Ah earn. , Paul .Pirroc- Clereiaad. welter- a practice round lust a week before inately." ' ' vt iJilton-Freewater; lor 1 wo year wrint: ; won oen Pete Keyersi oX San ;-Jimmy tott rc" Willing for the The management of the two the- ! unjjlw champion of this district: ; Pranciaco by a technical knockout in crown h ad lost nine successlve. atera here Will be undertaken by J J:n, , aVitheraH; of Pendleton;' Lota . he lourtn rcyod of a scheduled ten boles to Jtxs! Lyman Lynn, whoae home la at ' Nelson, of La Grande. -and Mr. and rounder.' Meyers was floored rather j Tfcmk xrf it! Kin straight losing Walla Waila, end who la being trans- ; Mrs. Fred .V. Fen arid Lcween Huwh! easily aeTeral time in the fourth boles rrvoce of the ilnest of ama fftrred here from the management of ' lon. of Union. j and when he L'ell down once, appar-, teur golfers to a match where John- the Liberty theater in Pasco, one pi Tney are expected to return M.on-tn:1y without being hit,, the fight Eton aoored a good 77. The difference Hiz. - - - . ' -1 cwuew- , t , -.i i.. wm that Jones shot a 67 and covered the nine winning holes in 29. exactly 1 county, i seven v.rfHlr par. In those nine holes i Boooy pwud up- i sxrojces on . tne i the Inland theaters. Mr, Mercy, senior, is president of the inland Theaters organization ; day eeaing. rie inland I neater organization nn t r r hile Mr Mercy Jr.. W secretary and i 00 MatlU InniilQS Hill, of Walla Waila. Is publicity ' director for the group. ; The Inland theaurs circuit has he " CHICAGO? Aug" 30 'Z?' Joe He-'' reputation of being one of the fineat . earthy and his bruised Cuba will g L'nited B tales and Mr. Mercy la re- j tyjna .k Itieir axtra-lnrilrig halts g aided generally as one of the lead-s jea-ve Chicago.' - " " ing ahowmeh of the west. The . jn the la, two days the National circuit already has theaters in Waila ; league champions, crippled by the faKennewaCf ; nce of tour, stars, have Had to ! Farmers - in 1 - Scotland I Noun Carolina, have shiDoed near' Cr ! o-fji ,i,lU) ' " 15.000 carloads of watermelons, ; man vba.su to succeed him a week j jl j ajuiio y y tc to mi, seafton. 'later as enamplon. LA GRANDE BOOK & STATIONERY COMPANY 8 : r-i ' " H NOW IS THE TIME. TO, RUY School Supplies :!- and . '. , . TEXT BOOKS 1( ! Buy Before the Rush ; Loose Leaf Notebooks - - 23c i-up Loose Leaf Notebook Paper - 10c ic 25c Loose Leaf Notebook paper, five 25c pkgs. for $1.00 Loose Leave Notebook Guides. 5 division 15c Compasses - T - 20c, 23c & 50c Genuine PRANG Water Colors :...30c Genuine PRANG CRAYONEX 10c & 20r . Rulers 5c, 10c, 13c, 20c Schalfer's Scrip, Sanfords, Carter's Ryto and Blue-Ret fountain, pen Inks In royal blue, blue-black, black, violet, green and - cardinal red - - - 15c FOUNT AIX PENS Are a Great Help for the Student The AMBASSADOR Pen - SI .00 The SWALLOW Pen l-'5 The CARTER Pen ,.$3.30 The PARKER Pen : 3.5U The SWALLOW Pen and Pencil combination fills every writing need - - - W.J0 ; We sfll all other school supplies at outstamllng quality ' ( at substantial savlnsi. ta! Grande Book & Stationery Co. "Service Station for Home and Office" 1U4 ADAMS AVE. PHONE MAIN 90 waiia, loppenun, racD.. 'A i i 4 1 Und BunriVAlde. the LaVOrande ven- ; ryA lor 33 inninii in order to end 1 1 Mnnv Ii54rrnin I .iQtprf nn Wahr Afl V'aktp tur0 beln in nce 01 lilrr X b-bu game. Rigtt on'co y i .immj mua mii u . mr mm w v inw jregt; n ATE PRESENTS Ml AE3 EK, ladhsl J -tHHiijv . I ! I The Man of 1,000 Faces ' , . i LtL ffl S -now .Man pf . , 0 J . if m. ''''X "" 4-s- t II I HARRY KARLES .uMlWlin- W f . K E ' i I irasr - te, iv- -' . V Q ' llawl on I ho nntrl liy T A I llaJ f "test. . 47' K Mm KoiuiiN- . TALKING t ': . C- ! picture i ; i. Starting SUNDAY For 3 Days ; Also Hearst's News & Ads I , " Last Times Today 1 "Paradise Island" I ' - All Star Cast fj V ;f cJef'ftting the -Xubs In Q Innings. rTmirway; tne Cards came light back : yesterday and stuck around before losing In 13 innings. Or: Thursday Snerlff Blake and Charlie Root, regular starting pitch ers, reported to the club physician with injuries. Yesterday Hack Wil son was unable to start because of a strained muscle In bis right side, and Gabby Hart oe it had a battered finger. Youthful Riflemen Competing Today CAMP PERRY. O.. Aug. 30 (rP You thi ul riflemen from over the country drew aim today on national ' individual championships after a eek of practice competition. - Two divisions, one for boys and g:rl 12 to 14 years old and the other ' for thoe 14 to 18. fired for the , honors of the Junior rifle corps ! matches one of the features of the ' national rifle matches being held here. In the national police team pistol matches the Detroit team set a new record of 1112 points out of a pos sible 1200 In winning the Colt tro phy. The Portland. Ore., team, who made the old record of 1105 in 1927 and won again last year, was sec ond with 1098. HOYS TIL" SM.i:W TEAM 6ALKM, Ore.. Aug. 30 (Pi Silver ten's American Legion Junior base ball team held the Salem Senators to a 60 tie here yesterday, the game being callnl In the sixth Inning on account of darkneas. Schwab. Sil verier pitcher, knocked a homer. League Standings 11 Hie MnlHleil I'rrsm o.T L1..U.1 1: W. L. Pet. Hollywood 30 10 652 Uj Alleles 27 18 .900 Han Francisco 20 10 .578 Portland 21 24 .487 Siicraminto . 21 25 .457 MlhMcm 21 25 .457 Oakland 20 28 .435 Scnttl- 18 20 J50 AMIilttc s u:iii i: W. L. Pet. Philadelphia 88 44 .082 Wa-shlnirton 78 49 .614 Nrw York 7:1 S3 .578 Clt-VfUiwl 67 61 .515 Uetromi 61 69 .469 St. Louis 52 77 .403 Clilraiio 51 76 .402 Bmt.iu 44 BI -352 NATION l. I I W.I r. W. L. Pet rillcaeo 78 SO .803 Ki w York 611 54 .581 HrtKiklyn 71 57 .555 Ht. lxillis 70 67 .551 Plttxbrugh 68 50 .524 U"M"ll 57 08 .568 , rinctnilfill .... 53 71 .423 !Mnl.ultlphla ... 41 83 .avi L!.:M ! 4 $109-95 FREE One 26-Piece Set of Roger Silverware With Every Range Purchased During August and September. 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