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Friday, September 5, 1930 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. DUDE RANCHERS By Oscar Hitt You Qan?t 8 I tuc urfct ic At i Keep Smiling with Kellys REATlY RUT HOw4vlALLl SADDLE 5llJV-SADDLE, OR. Beat HOR.ru - R,rr iuv'ni OH. BABY vfS KM ; SlDS-SADDLE, OR. - I'M HOT GOING WAT FROM A JllH&TOr0 , I OHe WITH A J WHERE Ws SCHOOL TtACHER? iLrlJM ' These Style and Foot Protection When you buy Natural Bridge Arch. Shoes -you buy: " Style and Foot Protection. At an extremely moderate cost. Heretofore women supposed that Style was expensive and that health shoes were expensive. We offer you shoes whose smart lines cleverly conceal the tact that they are sci entific, health shoes. "Good to the foot... good to the eye... good to the pocketbook. " NATURAL BRIDGE ARCH SHOE and HILL'S La Grandc'H Largest Home-Owned Store Indians .Waging Rally; Win From Sacramento 7-6 Ily (lie AKKiH'iutcd Press The Seattle In d tuna, down-trodden club of the Pacific Count .league for several weeks, today found them selves up another rung in the lad der, the goal of which Is the top. The Indians, staging n mighty ef fort In the ninth, broke a tie and defeated the Sacramento Senators 7 to 0. With Hollywood winning consist ently, the battle far position Is be ing maintained largely by the lower hulf clubs. Hollywood again de feated the Missions yesterday, tills time by a score of 10 to 12. It was a plugging: match throughout, 3U hits -for both tcamB , featuring the game with Jess Hty of the Stars rotting a nomer. Contrasted 'to the hit-feat put on by their brother clubs, the San Fran- : Cisco Seals and Los Angeles engaged in a pitching duel which ontled in i victory for the Angels when Winn Ballou shut out the Seals, 3 to 0. ' Ballou allowed only two hits, while ' Lofty Douglat; pitched 'a sterling j brand ol bull fur the Seals, allowing seven hits. I Oakland made It three straight1 over the Portland Ducsks, winning a to 4 last night at Portland. A olt(.f sixth Inning, which netted six runs, Accounted largely for tho victory, i At Portland: it, H. E. 6akland n 11 1 Portland 4 8 6 - Daglla and Read; Walters, Cascar ella and Woouuu. At Seattle: R. h. G. Sacramento 0 10 1 Seattle '. 7 15 3 v Freltas, Chesterfield and Wlrts; House, Hansen, Kunz and Borreanl. ' At Los Angeles: R. H. E. EJan Francisco ... 0 2 0 Los Angeles :i 7 1 Douglau and Gaston; Ballou and 6k IK. ; M San Francisco: R. H. E. Hollywood 10 20 2 Missions 12 1(1 3 Wetzel, Hulvey, Johns ond Sov ereld. Baasler; Colo. Darrough, Knopp and Bronzol. Moat Powerful Force i There Is wchikmIiIiik mi earth greater Ihnn arbitrary power. Tho thunder, Ihe lllitiilii mid Mm pnrthnnnke are terrlllc. but the Judgment of Hie people s more. Itmiiel Webster. I See our assoi tiirfnt of walk ing shoes a pair of these is just the thing for school wear. 3-1.95 to 37.50 V w III 1 G California Golfers Enter Last Rounds I PEBBLE BEACH, Col., Sept. 6 P- I Swinging Into the -homo atrotchr eight remaining contestants trudged cU today In the quarter limits of the , California amateur golf champion I ship. : i What promised to be tho moat Keenly lougnt Dattic 01 tne tournar ment to dale brought Young Lawson LJHlo ot Sun Frunclsco, medalist, Into a test of irons and woods with j Francis Brown of Honolulu, whose ! tournament uxporienuo dates back to j a time before his 20 year old oppon ent was oven interested in the game I Little moved into the higher round ! by defeating Ernest Picper of San J justj 3 und 2 yesterday. Brown's second round victory eliminated Jack Wolf of Ban Francisco 3 and V. Gallant Fox Seeks GreUt Turf Title NUW YORK. Sept. 5 !) Gallant Fox, the three year old champlori, enters tho renewal of the Lawrence realization at Belmontr park tomor row with victory ,'moatiing the turf's an-time- money winning title. In two yours ot racing Gallant Pox hat, earned In excess of 287,000, all but $20,000 of which was picked up in seven victories In eight starts as a threo-ycar-old. Tho mark Is only ;lli,000 short of Zev's record of $313, 000 and the Lawrenco realisation Is vorth $30,000 to the winner. Jumes Butler's Questionnaire,1 car rying 110, Ih rated as tho Fox's most dangerous rival tomorrow. The Fox will carry 120. LINCOLN HANDICAP CHICAGO, Sept. S itV) Another I crack Held of western stako horses ! will face tho barrier tomorrow in the $25,000 added Lincoln handicap, i choice event of the Lincoln fields . mooting. I As usual, the Rclchcrt brothers : entry of Brown Wisdom and My ' Dandy, winners of numerous rich purses 011 Chicago tracks this season. , ranks among tho favorltos. Both worked out 1m pres.il vol y yesterday. 1 The race will be decided at a mile , and a quarter. ( Itl ( KSIIANK .;.IS ! SALISBURY PLAINS, N. Y Sept. , 6 tAi Bobby Cruck.ihank held a two . ptioko lead at the hallway wark 01 ! the 72-holo J. J. Lannln memorial ! cpen golf tournament today with the 1 llnal 3(1 holes Jur,t ahead. Ecriinlon. fa Petn Sunkcy. Scron- ton. ouLolitecl Jimmy ctootlrlch, tiiiirnki. (101. What Do You Demand of Your Compact? $2.50 The oomp.iot which you promliy cniry ti;uul-bnv: must your noat. tllStilU'tiVP. liM-vii-jiMn r.nd liili-il with a supi'i-iur puwilfp and rou;;y. A Shari Double Coiniuirt ithM-.-evs those rciuiro nu'iits )orfcotly. It can not ho oxiolk'd in artistic ln-nmy nmi t'omimi-tncss. 1 r-.o l:tstinr rune ami n o w il 0 r nrn i-ntcly shadoil to l'loiul porfoolly willi you.- iudiviilunl i-oin- Glass Drays Inc. I . The 35cxgll Storr Bell And Borotra Have Tough Match NEW YORK, Bopt. 5 W -Tho .na tional mon'B singles tennis champion ships get undor way at Forest Hills tomorrow with a first round clash ; between Jean Borotra ot Franco itnd i Berkeloy Belt ot Austin, Texas, ex-1 pectcd to provide most of the fire works. The first day's schedule of 31 first round matches will cut the field uf 00 by about ono-thtrd. The luck of the draw was all uHuiiisi. uuiuwu. tuvuicu wiwi n.B Bill Tllden to reach the final round, Not only Is he pitted against such a formidable first round opponent as well but probably will be forced to meet another "first ten" player in tho second round. Fritz Mercur of l Bethlehem, Pa. , Ttlrlfn'a flrf. mimrl nnnnnpnt will ! be C. Lincoln Halberstadt of New ; York. ! Ski' TsfhlllQ OrhPn Tfl i cu. ijouis upeni o . i DraW 175 GolferS j St. Louis. Sept. 5 .,T.-More than l 175 golfers, many of them Interna tlonully known, today had entered tho 910,000 St. Louis open tournament which starts Sept.' 10 aver the Sun set Hills course. The tournament will last three days. Today will bo the last to enter. Tournament officials announced to day the Sunset Hills course will be open for practice for throo days pre ceding tne man. oi piay. Horton Smith. Missouri's most fam- ouo , golfer, now professional at Crugston-on-Hudson. N. Y., win re- turn to his native state for the 1 tournament. Among other Now Yorkers entered are Wlffy Cox. Bob Crulckshank. . Johnny Farrell and Joo Turncsa. Walter Hugcn, Tommy Armour and Al Watrous are among the entries from Michigan. HAi.KY to iti;ri:nKK wki.ti:hs CLEVELAND. Sept. fl (flt Patfly Haley of Now York was chosen to dny, oy the Cleveland boxing com mission to referee tonight's welter- Young Jack Thompson and Tommy i Freeman, , , . Vnui Vni-lr nnvllln .Inline Akrnn O and Ilarrv Smith. New York, de-1 ntficnl chance of tying the Ath claied "no contest- (0); Joe Seal- ' lett by downing the Chicago White faro, New York, outpointed VUlol Qregarlo, Spain, (10). HlHNi: KXTKKS VAI.LCY TOL'ItNKY SALEM. Ore.. Sopt. 5 (fl1) Jack Rhine and Bob Johnson, Portland tennis experts, nro among tho en tries for tho annual tournament of the Willamette Valley tennis associa tion whloh begins here Saturday. En tries already have been listed from Eugene, Long view und Kelso in ad dition to tho Salem entrants. ColumbUR Freddy Miller. Cincin nati, outpointed Babo Ruth, Louis ville. (10). Tho Expected Hnppent It Is a saylim nninn explorers Unit only mnnteurs have mlven rnres. What cxploren have hi thn Held Is experience. Tho unexpect ed Is nlwnys oxpeetott ; Inenn venloneo mid luirnnl ftro occiipa Uonnl rlskK, Country Homo. CUttifying Diplomacy IHplninnry Is ot iwn kinds. One seeks in clarify; the uther tu com plicate. The latter kind confers n pntfesKtonal heueilt In making tin unlimited n mount of fuluro work for diplomatists, Washington Slur. "rure ana averting silver Pure silver Is UHXVl.tHM purN tme; coin silver Is !X0l,pni purls tine; and sterling silver Is 'V.Wl.tiOti par, tlm V T?iinnrkiihln TrrntniPtit ,,, ... . I1 OT CUOIUaCh irOUOICS. Wo have been looking for a propara- t be to teach the wlngmen how to spar Hon for the relief of various Stomach rucccsstully with the opposition Troubles, a medicine of such unusual without, however, resorting to any ncrlt that vp could honestly recoin- left hooks or right crosses to. the mend to our customer and know chin. hat they would derive the reMitts They have a riyht to expect from it University al Washington has con Use, tributed three of the finest compcti- Wc finally decided that Hy-PEP- tcrs ot recent yean to the track and 3cn fully met all our requirements as field whirl in big. blond Herman n perfect preparotton for the relief ot Brlx. the national shotput champion; Indigestion. Dyspepaiu. Chronic Con- bigger Paul Jcusup. new discus rrc- itiputton. Torpid Liver. Loos of Appe- crd-brenker. and Steve Anderson, tito. and a Svstem Builder. Wo now racRV huidltmi ace. lave U In stock. Tney reached the iwak of their If you suffer from any form of carcere at Pittsburgh when Brlx Uomnch Trouble, wo want you to try hen'cd the Iron ball a distance of his splendid tonlo on our guiuantfe. f2 feet, 5M inches for a new Amcr- Comp in and lei us tell yxu atxnt it. t.liwn Drug CO. Adv. CARDS STAND BIG THREAT TO CUBS p,,nv I3onf. n;nT1fc 7.1 1J1 rt co 1JVclL "Ju'-o I x YeSterdaV: Senators JVin From Yanks. By the Auk or Inteil Press Except for tho -difficulties which the schedule hua In store for them, the St. Louis Cardinals might well be uie ov. ijouis uiuinuia iiiigin wen u considered the most serious threat to the supremacy of the Chicago Cubs in the National league instead of New York's Oiants. The Cards and the Giants now are tied for second place and the recent record of the St. Louis -club Is far more lmpres- ulun riitr sn PnrrU urn fnpnrl uitfl a long tour of the east while the at ante will have the advantage of playing at home most of the tlmo. Tho Cards gained their deadlock Ior mcond pliic ycfitertlny by trounc. lnB the Cincinnati Reds. IS lo 2. for their fourth straight victory and ft, ,hft tlmubtook 7 to , ,. Ing from the Boston Braves and lost a full game in the chance for the pennant. Since Aug. 1, the Cubs have made an upward rush that has brought them 20 victories In 35 games. Tho Cards looked quite Impres sive In the slaughter of tho Reds yesterday. Chicago's Cubs had another tough stnigglo with Pittsburgh hut came "" UUB 1,1 wuu """" , ct1 nls second home run of the game and his 31st of the season with two on base Tho Amerlcon league leaders also had to go overtime to gain a victory.' It took the Philadelphia Athletics id frames to down the Boston Red Sox by an B to 7 count. Washington's Senators kept pace with the chump Ions by winning a tight game from the New York Yankees, 3 to 2. It was their 16th triumph over tho Yanks In" 20 cames thls'scason. Irvin Hadley and Henry Johnson had a greot duel with the winners getting seven hits and the losers six Cleveland retained Its lest mathe- Sox, 3 to 2, as Willis Hudlln pitch ed a three hit game. Tho Detroit h V V TG aY a . ;LllllnR .7 American league game. Who'll Try It Fint? A doetiir snys tlmt stress of mod . rn life is milking us abseni-inliKl-"d. The nxt tiim you are lnti ,'ettini; home just toll her that. .loplin NVvs-lltni1(l, Frenchman First Aeronaut ! The wtirtd'a llrst uewnnut whs a j Kreiichinnn, l-'nincois IMIntro tie Ko ! zler, wlni useendetl S4 root In a bal 1 loon on October 17NiJ. Appropriate Tag Ico cream has heen slilppeil sue ccsst'ully by parcel post. It should ho tugged: 'If not delivered In five days, never mind !" Mads Standard by Chaucer When 'Chancer used tho Midland dialect for his "Canterbury Tales" he made it tho standard for modern Sport Slants lit A tun J. (imihl (Associated Press Sports Editor) The -Naval Academy should be able tc instill some of the old fighting yptrit Into Its football campaign this ion with Lieut. Paul Mom. u. a. c. on thejob as end coach. Merer, an end on the 1029 eleven. also was captain of the undefeated Middle boxing team. His Job will lean record, Jc;ump tasked the plat Iter to a new woiUi mik of UW UTt. j 8 Inches, and Anderson skimmed over the high hurdles m :tha world , record time of 14.4 seconds, m '.. ' Two years ago Anderson- was good enough to miss meatlng Sid Atkinson- of South " Africa . for, ,.he Olympic High hurdles chnmplonanlp by the breadth of a hand. Ho Is un-, questionably-the greatest tlmbor top-pet- since Earl- Thompson, .the big Canadian, was In his prime ten, years ago. No one touched Thompson's record until Anderson came along-. Ocnung's victory in the 8B0-yard title race at Pittsburgh and the recog nition of Ralph Hill's mile mark of 4:12.4 as a new American mtercol ieHlBtft record actimllv it Is nlfto thi Sl. LL riJ Tft 11 faatoat outdoor mile ever run in the U. S. A. gives tho Pacific Northwest plenty , to cheer about for 1930- in track athletics. Hill has i another season at the University of Oregon t Dftn i ' 10 prove tnis was no flash in the acnung is a Washington product. ' ... Al Espinosa is still the champion .......t.-,. B,u.,& i,u,s.igaa golfers, despite the strong efforts of Maodonald Smith, to gra,b ' the. dls - tlnctlon this year. Al ran true to form and second to Gene Sarazen in the low-scoring featuring, the West- Portland, and orgamzed By selecting j mont district now on file In tne of-i Bv orri '' SWhB commission Scd ern Open.- . ! Mr, Hugh H. Herdman as chairman, f ice of the City. Recorder of the said . V gooa enougn 10 win most tourna- ' mcnts but Oene happened to be,en-j Joying one of 'his blistering streaks and scored 278; , - - On the same day that-Earl White hill's winning streak was stopped after 11 triumphs young Wesley For -roll, Cleveland's right-handed ace, hung up his own 11th straight by beating tho Yankees; his ,22nd all told for the Beason. - Ferrell. considered by many ex perts as "another Mathewson." has cnance to equal or . break the American leagued best winning t,eilc' 10 straight, registered by Smoky Joe Wood . for the Red Sox l' 1912 and equalled In 1916 by Walter Johnson. IIANCti AT ELGIN -Pavilion every Sat. nlcht. Dick Llndsey's 5-piece orchestra. 9-5-2 t. Mrs. Lee Reynolds accredited teach er of piano announces tho opening of her residence .studio at 408 N. -' ' . 9-3-3 t. (Utl OK THANKS . Wo wish to thank our many friends for their kind expressions of sympa thy during our recent bereavement In the loss of our baby. Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Ward. 9-5-1 tp. SPECIAL Saturday Is tho last day you can get your hat cleaned and blocked for bOc at Angel's. ;9-2-i t. Mrs. R. Ralph Clark announces the cpeulng of her studio at 3008 Oak St. High school credits given in piano. Prlc reasonable Call 358-W. 0-5-1 tp. Buy your next Sun. cake, at the Community groct Sat.,. Sept. 6. Choc olate, augel . food and all kinds of FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must . ha In by 0 n. m. , , e- ior saie Dy. rne w. . a. ladlcs.jbe most suitable as ornaments- fori 8r "P n ai. morning. o-o-o fc. IlcuLstltchtng, plvatuta, ' button holes, etc Norton's Kiddle Slinn. t ,". Adv. SPECIAL Saturday and Monday. Sept. 6 and 8 Znnadu Vacation Rpts ml it hat h - cream and powder. A Milk Bath In ! No or County. Oregon, will three creams that cleanses, nourishes receive up to five o'clock p. m., Sep and protects your skin. $1.80 value i temocr lHao- Rt the office or the Dis for 7tc. Rcynaud's Beauty Shop. trict Clerk, sealed bids for furnishing 9-5-2 t. Uaid District No. 1 with 135 cords of four-foot split yellow pine, tamarack OA HI) OK THANKS We wish to express our thanks to the manv friends for their svmnathv and the beautiful flowers during our recent bereavement. Mrs. W. P. Gallagher and family. D. W. McPhcrson. Dr. J. B. McPhcrson. Dr. J. L. McPherson. Mrs. L. V. Shevling. 9-5-1 tp. 11 III, IC NOTICE ' NOTICE Is hereby given that public hearinc will be held in the branch office of the State Industrial 1 Dated La Grande. Oreson. Scp;cm Accldent Commiwton. 400 Salmon th. 1930. Street. Portland. Thursdav. Septem- j R. O. WILLIAMS. District Clerk, ber nth. HMO. at 2 p. m., 'relative to ' School District No. One. 9-5-1 t. the proposed adoption of amendments i - to the Commissions Boiler Safety Oi- - CALL FOR HHs skwkk dera and Commission's safety orders IMIBO EMfcNT ior construction of air comprensora and oilier unfirrl pressure .xi;--!-. SIZE 29 x 4.40 29 x 4".50 30 x 4.50. 28 x 4.75 29 x 5.00 31 x5.25 29 x 5.50 32 x 6.00 -.9 Other 'sites proportionately Easy Payments You can eguip your car with one or a complete set of Kellys With only a nominal. down; payment. Pay .the; balance as you ride in weekly or. monthly installments Carr Furniture Company Inc. Eiistcrn Oregon's Largest Home-Furnishers Contemplating changes In said ' vuiiiuiiTOun araiig under authority of Section 6705 to 1 0784, Oregon Laws, heretofore apT pointed an advisory committee which ; held- its first meeting July 2. 1930. at Thn matter f,lt. nnnulrlr.vntlr.n at ilme and place 'above, mentioned Is the report and recommendations of the advisory committee which are as luiiows: . "It appears -now to the satis-. - faction of this committee that In ' I ; view of the many, changes made ,'. in tho A. S. M. h. Boiler OoooiUi'l the construction of- boilers since 1018, it ia necessary to bring the . boiler orders up to date. - We, ; therefore, recommend to the State Industrial Accident Com-. : mission that thev adopt the rules . as found in the 1927 Edition or the A. S. M. E. Boiler Code or any ; subsequent edition that super- cedes the 1927. edition - or . any . provision therein as far as they ' apply to the construction of boil ers md other pressure vessels, being Section I, li, ill, IV, V. Vi. VII, and VIII of. the said Cede. . "We also recommend to the ; Accident Commission that they automatically accept future Inter pretations and revisions as. made in said Code from time to time by the Boiler -Code Committee of , tne American Society of Mechoifl cal Engineers. , , -' "This committee further recom mends to the' State Industrial Accident Commission that1 there be no changes in Part II, now known as Suggested Rules for Existing Installations, which be came eifective January 1st, 1942, with interpretations; that tho same rules bo continued in ef fect." SIaTE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. . 9-5-1 t HAVE YOl' HERN ROSEMARY? " Rosemary Is the name of the finest pattern of Nippon China Dinnerwure. A pattern wnlch blends into every color scheme, and which delivers a real service at the lowest possible cost. If you are In the marnet for dinner ware you will profit by visiting Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop, and see ing thla lovely pattern oi Rosemary China. 9-5-1 t. LKST WE FOKCKT Tomorrow is the special on clever new pottery vases and elephants, at Richardson's Art and Gilt Shop. Do ; not miss It. These new creations will ' your radio, or end table. mant;l. or center tame. . And the sDcctal Drlce Is play when you are down town to-', m&rrow at Richardson's Art and Gift ' Shop. " 9-5-1 t.' 11II1S I'OK WOOB INYITKII I Notice is hereby given that the D:s- trtct school board of School District ! and red fir wood, said wood to have been cut while green and not later than July 15th. 1930. to.be free from ! "rge knota and acceptable to said school board, and measured on de livery by Its agent. ; j Said wood to be delivered at Green jwcod school building and corded up neatly and closely, at place where dl-t ' rected by the board or clerk: dellvrry '. to be not, later than October 1. 1930. i The board reserves the right to reject nny and all bids. By order of the board j Sealed btds will oe received by the iliy C o! C: ol La Tire Values Strong and tough in every partExtra size and extra built with ample treada special i)on skid compound. Good to look ui,-good to ride on. Absolutely the very finest tire we have . ever offered at anywhere near, these low prices. G.20 t.3G 7.40 7.95 .73 ow MEupr tires, built by the industryleading quality manufacturer. ' Y1 ' - ' Covered by Kelly's and .wn. unlimited , guarantee. ;i; '- " Look at the prices. Grande. Tininn rmmt.v nmenn in ine consirucuon oi tne- improvement In Improvement District No. Sewer j 3-7. within the city of La Grande, Oregon, according to the plans and i fmirifiraMrmt fnr thn- sniri imnrvn. a deposit or Five:.($5.00) Dollars will be required for plans and specifi cations, which amount will bo re funded If bidder is unsuccessful and returns plans and specifications to cms oiiice. . . ... Bids will bo received to the hour of 7:30 p.. in. Wednesday. September 17th, 1930, and must be accompanied ?by a CcrUd check- or biddei-s bond in nie Bum or ten per ceuc oi tne amount of bid as a guarantee of the1 accptance and completion of con-1 tract If awarded. Checks will be re turned to unsuccessful bidders. ' All bonds In connection with this JERSEY Snappy Looking New Styles Made up From Non-Sag Wool Cloth Age 2 to 6 Age 7 to 14 Small Women's sizes NORTON'S SB BIRDCAGES New Assortment '' $3.50to$7i25'. ' W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO, "GOOD Comes Sunday 0 A R C A D E wnvv oro wWi througn resident agents ana no Dona- Vlll be accepted unless, written by a" : rcsirtent of the .City of La Grande. : . The commission reserves tho right ' 't-n b. nil hiris -it "t'lfj. E. Stears, (City Recorder, j 9-5-10 W ".; COX Auto Electric Electrical Ignition and Cattery Repairs on all .Makes of Care Ph. M-ffev" 1425 Adams DRESSES ru. $1.49 to 52.98 ..$2.98 to $9.90 . ..4.98 to $9.90 KIDDY SHOP A R C A D E "LEO" JI. G. M.s Greatest Star Will Growl Here In Person MONDAY 115 P. M. r-4- :-. --
