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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1931)
Monday, June l, ,19jj : i Page Six Indians Return To -500 Mark In f Home Campaign By Hugh . VfMnUtn it. ; (ArtortaUrd frm Mporu Writer) 'just by emphasizing the superior ity the eastern club, of th Amer ican league have thoirn oytr tfcelr western rival o far. Hi .Cleveland Indian, who failed to win a Km In their stand again', the eat, have climbed back to a -MO average and fourth place in a little over a week of campaigning against the club of their home lerwr. . iscine effective pitching- b7 Willi JIuIlln and Wesley Ferrell gave the Indian a 6 to victory over the Jbetroft Timers yesterday In their lat. "I'm Having the Time of My Life." That' viliait your fair.;! and fritca Want to tr.iw while j-ru're owcy. Kc-.p them poattd with frfipcot lettcre. Lord Baltimore Portfolio 50c For convcr iencc of pack ing nnd ease of writing, von'li find nothing better than thia hsndy jortio..o containing W linen sheets moor.tcd on t. trritin;? pH fiifd '24 envelopes to watch. It tkn Up very 'tittle r-cni in a crowded bg or drawer. So!5 enly nt Rfiall Drue Storei. Glass Drugs Inc. i, OHAMIK. oitt;. CA new Dollars Dou'ii aaaBawJaaWBaaHaaaatfiaaaaMa 1 "I'm Having I &i; NafKU'al Gas Corporation Cor. Fir and Wiish. St.'?. fame before movlne east for another intersections! icruz.4. Red Ml nt with v f Th Phnadelohi Mhltr.fr. pourA- ! ing the Ke-r York YanJces all orer J the lot, held sway In the east a j veil a la th -t but could not do o weii against the Boston Rd f ttcx. Trjc As tpl:: t-ro double ne&d j erf, with th e.ir occupants orer : In weekend to finish the home- section Ciinpain wf.fi eteht victor ies and three cefeaw. Timely hit J ting gainst Milt Gton rave the ; Athletic the f.rt kt jeeterdar 5 7-4, hut the Red turned In the second and won 7-9 on good pitch ing fay Morn and Mccee. The d Jcat u cosUy to the wot id chains ' pions, who lost Caurner Micitayy . Ccchane and Kiwutop Joe Boley tnrouh leg Injuries ;a w oce The Yankee, iwred down to third pl;e. picieed up fi tfane fn WaKh'rigVm yentercajr as Bate B.h' ninth homer of the eeaAoti ga?e them the rurs that produced 4 to i 2 vtzv?y. The Ht. lsaiim tstovm ira i prcred thstr cntrn recwd for the ln I tra-eetioria! p;&7 and lowered Chl I ctiKO'B by tAkli? the onl7 fcame be $ t-ca the two C u 2. piitr-g up four run?, in the eight n a Jim Lerey hit a homer inaide the park with two on j We- ( nlrt, BAbtm IM 7 hint ! After suffering variou indlgnltlea 1 in earlier m, the Chicago Cuba and Brooklyn fiohi stepped out to ccmpile the hest tritraectional ree ot'1. in the KatfoiAl league. Bob fimith pitched a two-hit ane for 1 the Cuba against Pttuburgh yeflter day. ?ivln therr, their fourth J straight vittory over the Plra-e 6-0. The Cuba won eirht out of eleren Kame. The Rbin on ftcven and lost three and were Jut one atroke ulicrt of their eighth victory and a tie with Boston for fourth plae In their aetond gam yesterday. After Tfttiiitng the first, game from the Braver, 0-2, Brooklyn led 3-2 in the ninth Inning of the aecond and Holiu Thuntton had two Btrilee on ftandy Moore, But Randy clouted a homer, hi second of the Krne, in fttead cf taking the third strike and the game endwf In a 8-3 tie when darkneM stopped it after the tenth. The Giant and Philliea each end ed their Intraaectlonal aerlee with even breaks a ftew York won yes terday's garni: 10-5. John Berly (avfe the Phil Id hits but escajed serious trouble. The Bt, Louis Cardinals, who re gained the lead with seven victories in eleven wimtm. finally lost a game to Cincinnati on their home grounds ysterday. The Cards took the first half of a double header 7-5 as Paul Iertlnger won his first atari but Jonnny Ogden stopped them with seven hits In th K-cond (fame and i ' Tmorrovv j : . coming.! j r ; Easier cookins Gas Range means and added comfort and convenience in your kitchen. All of the new features, including Automatic Heat Control, new color combinations and insulated ovens are found in... HflllST MM "STOVTOP" GAS RANGES Dollars Afoti'imre Plan now to visit ouf complete display of gas appliances, or phone and our representative will be pleased lo call at your convenience. OF OREGON, LA th Rads won 7-4 for their first, trt- mnph in fc-- Louts since April 32. Pick Of Oregon Golfers Tee Off In Portland, Ore. POBTXAID. Ore, June I '! The pick cf OffOTl- golfera. Including -.T f th nuMt oromlnent In the j oaticc. et Ofit over the Multnomah the aeleet 32 In the championship fliijfct of thu year'a Oregon taie title tcuraafseht. Inladed among the atartera vere J Dr. o. f. Wiilin. Frank Dolp. Eddie i HOiran and Eudle WUhelm. J The field t one of the flnert the tournament erer baa aaaembled. j After the men complete the flrat half of their medal round, the wom- ir'r field will begin it la-hole medal test. I An unusual number of brill la or ( jou rt players has entered the tourna- i ment. Tb Btjjct and George Will were expected 1 to give the veterans struggle. Trumbull's Experience After serving fn tlte itero.ut.on, th artlM. John TrumbnlJ, went lo lyondon. Arrested thera. Ne nrfwl (I. it he had leen on the staff of fieneral WaahbiKtoo. Tht wcasfonerl bin being eonflned In the towr of yn'kn for about fi-fit months. The artist's life was saved hy a direct appeal to the kfnif, maoe Uy Iwria niiu Wtt, ttUn ulioni the arilM Itad fiddled. Iilands Volcanic Peaks The H;iwuiinn lsl.ind fire the i;iks of mofintftfns rtfnit from a Iiilcnij tJu'iiifc.iitls of fftbt beJow I be rear, Intel. Ocean's Immensity The Pacific orenn covers W,0fiO, 000 miles, the Atlantic. fA400XI0. It would tiifce yenra for all the water In (lie world to flow over Niagara. Wtoninc Affection In the Inttrroum of elnl life. It ll hy llltle aim of tr.ltcllful tllid-B(-M recurrlr.? dally and hniirly, by words, Iy lonej. by gesnrt, by look. Hint affectloo U won and pr MerTCd. Sa la. Eyciigh! of 0t Owla ran wt In Die clatlnic, hot not no tvell nil nt nltsht. They re noctiim.il lilrd.i, and tliejr ryex are adapted for si-eliiK In llm dark. Therefore the bright light of day parthilly Mlnda them. easier cooking as Months to liy Phone Main 087 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, I Health "OrVE MB HOMETHfKO "Will you five me something for . . this that or the other aliment Is not an uncommon request for patients to address to their physi cian. Kct Infrequently such a Tequest leaves the doctor staring with amaze ment. And do wonder; The request Is so simple and so naive. As if the Important part in medicine eoneteted In giving the pa- item "something for a headache, for ; constipation, lor that tired feeling; Prescription of drugs Is seldom the most important part of medical care. Diagnosis - that la, determining what abnormal condition. If any. there exist in the patient must come before prescription- J And even then there Is still much i left to treatment. There are the en- vlronmental factors to be -renewed. ( to see what bear log they might have on the patient's condltton, and also ' the patient's hat patient's habits and hu personal nygiene. What le tne patient's diet? How good are his eating habits? Does he have enough rest and enough exer cise? What -la his occupation and how bard does be work at It? What are his mental attitudes? All of these and many other Items must be considered before proper treatment can be established. Prescribing drugs for the patient Is easy, but of little value, except In such specific conditions as malaria or diphtheria. More important, and In many ways more difficult. Is the task of forming a complete picture of the patient, his difficulties and uietr management. Herein Is the difference between hazardous self-medication and proper medical treatment. It is easy to purchase from the druggist a headache remedy, but only the physician can make a dspendab f diagnosis. And correct diagnosis ts the loun dari on stone of proper treatment. THE ANSWER TO SUBSTITUTION IS ALWAYS.... "NO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ! Chats3Vith ! t JParents t - fS.Bi" TALK By Aliee Jdn Peale A cherubic two-year-otd at my ac quaintance respends to her mother's question. ""Who are you? by answer ing proudly and distinctly -Mother's little crcc-o-dlle " She dimples then and chuckles with pleasure over ber acnieremeot. Baby charm is In no wsy dimin ished by an effort to speak clearly and perfectly instead of in the jargon of baby talk which so many mothers bate to relinquish because it is a sign that their babtea are growing up. Most mothers nave now learned better than to encourage baby talk. Xerertbeleaa, it has its place. .Since the tiny baby is able to re spond to voices only in a vague way. he enjoys merely listening' to ths different sounds of nts mothers voice. The repetition of sounds over and over again is pleasant and excit ing to nun. He watches mother's face, he listens to her voice, he Is happy In the at tention he 1$ receiving, and ail the time his ear Is being trained and there la perhaps the beginning of the desire to imitate. So long as the communication be tween grown-ups and baby cannot be on the level even of the simples: conveying of meaning, the desire to listen and the feeling of pleasure in the friendly sounds probably play a very real part in getting the child ready for the time when be will begin to say words. But once he knors that certain sounds belong to certain objects, he has passed beyond the stage where talking to him In baby talk is any thing but a hindrance In his devel opment of language. His need then is to be spoken to sunply and clearly, so that he will be progressively enabled to distin guish the meaning of syllables in the ' low of adult epeer h. IS YOUR TEST N UNTRIED PRODUCTS ? r r V ( s 6i.. I . V ! fj , 'I W "T!l 1 ?X?& "Tf h- '-gffigg ORE. t Radio Programs ! ' MONDAY PKX.EAH i Katioctsl Broadcasting Co.: 6, or- cfaestra; 6 30. Empire Builders; 7. Amos and Andy: Cheer Leaders; 7:30, Pear Hay Bembrandt Trio; 8, Sher ' lock Karats: 8:33. TociUsts and or- .chtstra; 6:30. crchesira; 13:34 Out c Doors; Voice cf Ftn; 11 to 12. dance ofches ra. f Ctiumb:a Ercadcssting system: 6. ' crchestr.; :30. pizno; ensemble; 8. Jambcree: 10, .band; orchestra; 11. crchestra: 12 to 1 a. Vagabond cf txie Air. North xeft Ercadetinj system: 6:40, markets garden talk: 6, "jCnights ot the Ead: Red Top:; o:3G. Vaca- tlon Land Re-rtewt 70, srmphony; ,8:15. Twilight Trior. 80. pls; Look and Listen; 9. Mcntanlie Flors-ers; wrestling: 10:30. Moonlight ) Melcdiea; II. crchestra; 12 to 3 a. rr-, j Midnight Btvellers. j Spokane KHO l5SKit: 7 a. m.. Town Crter; Alice Blue Corn: Van and Don: 8. : Happytnr.e; 9, music; tlks; 1030, Mazine of the Air: 1 1 0. singer: ; cgan: 12. club bulletin: farm and ' oome baur: 1, society: 1 :30. Gems of I Ixemembranee; 2, studio parade; 3. , eerviee hour: 4. music; sports; 4:30. muJiKil prcrtcrams: 6. KEC pfoerems; j 7:15. music; 8. KEC: 8:30, syncopa - tlcns; music: 9, evening highhtw; :2 5t0, syri-c cations: 10. news: Inland Empire Fcrum; 1030. HBC; 11 to 12, ; dince music. I Kratile - Kja S70: 5:40 to, 3 a. m KBS ' programs. Portlnnfl 1 KEX (1180): 8. Easy Chair; TwS : llgh Trio; E:30, Brick and Brickette; Lock and Listen; 9. NBS programs; 100, WaiiEatnon: 11 30. orchestra: , 12 to 3 a. m.. NBS. I Oasfianu KLX 880): 7, news; 730, Tuna 'Tansies; Dot and Dash; 8. piano; 8:30, ; Theatre of Air; 9. Summerford and ; Rhinard: 9:15. accordion and guitar; ;&:30. Rhinard and bcott: 10 to 11. dance muic. G f ,.'V. lf"J Jrll KOO (790jr to U. rTBC programs, j San rrancBco KPO (6301 : 7. Looking Glass; 8, or- f chestra: 9:16. maie quartet with or-. gan: 10. news: Maurire. Gunsky; IQXQ, j feature; ll w. vsmu KFBC (610 : 6 to 1 a. m, CBS pro- rgrams. , Los An tele cble- Hanroom Boys; 70. Serenad ers; 8, Wranglers; 80. Nights to Spain; 9. vjoion char: 93a Ethel Duncan; 10. Crooning Melodies; 11 to 12. musical program. KHJ .900t: 7. orefcestra: band; 8. Jamboree: 10, news; ovchesua; 12 to 1, organ. KP1 640 1 : 7. strtBZ crckestra: con cert; 8. KBC: 83a eoccert orehesua; 930. sumg quartet; 10, news; orehes ua; 11 to 12. KBC. Denver KOA 830): . KBC programs; 7:15. e . akrm. A KRT- 8-30. CCICnMINB, . - J - ' t Kiehtcappers: 9:15. vocalists and or- : . in-wi MR7 Salt Late CIy KSL 1130i: 6d, KBC programs: 7:15. concert; music: 8. KBC; 830, Jewel Box; 9, Federation of Labor; 10. organ. TI'E-SlJAY pkoorams KBC: 6. dance orchestra: 7. Amos and Andy; music; 7 AO. Doric Quar tet; 8, string ensemble: 8:15, Memory Lane: 8:45. Partst&n Quintet: 9. or chestra: 930. Song Land: 10. concert orchestra; 11 to 12. dance orchestra. CBS: 6, Jest for Pun: music; 6:30. radio playhouse; 7, orehesua; band: 730. music: Dr. Barrows; 8. Black and Blue orchestra: 9. Buccaneers; 9 30, orchestra; 10. Tiuie the Toiler; answer man; orchestra; 12 Vagabond of the Air. KBS: 6:40, markets: garden talk; 6. Knights of the Road: soprano; 630, concert trio; Homespun Melodies; 7, duets: sports; 730, hght opera; 8, Melodies and Memories; 8:30. Song Change: 9, orchestra; male quartet; 10. Sunshine program; 10:30, Moon light Melodies: 11. dance orchestra; 12 to 3 a. m Midnight Revellers. Spokane KHQ: 7 a. m., Town Crier; Van and rm- a Hsnnvilme: 9. musical pro prams: 10. color harmony: 10:30. HOME A GROUND fir w HAT CAN unknown And why should anyone buy them, when you can always be safe by asking for brands of recognized quality? The lure of unknown products is often a "bargain price." The clerk may say they are "just as good" as the popular advertised brands. But isn't the approval of millions of people worth more than the word of one? Advertising can not create character for a ' product. But it does place established character on trial. The advertised product has a reputation at stake. . - It must make good to hold your confidence. One false claim would be fatal. The substitute product is an unknown brand, with nothing to lose. In appearance, it may imitate the product you know. 1 Over the counter, any claim may be made for it. Only by sad experience can you prove that claim untrue! Think of this the next time anyone tries to sell you something "just as good." Such "just as good" products are urged upon you for only one reason. There is more profit in selling them. The merchant who permits and encourages substitution is looking at today's sales slips. Not at tomorrow's loyal customers. These facts are published by this newspaper to protect its readers. Whenever you shop, ask for standard advertised products. Insist on getting them. . Be warned by the words "just as good" that there is something better. When you are guided by names you know you can be sure of constant quality. Of diinite purity. Of honest weight. Of full value in return for the money you spent. Woman's Magazine; 11:80. Horn. Beautiful; organ; 13. tain; j, aociety; I JO Oema of Remembrance; a. atudlo parade; 3. aervlce hour; 4. orchaatra; talk: music; 5, musical magazine: 6. NBO program; 8. --atudlo program; NBC program; 7:30. Life Boy: b. 0. Chronicle; 10. new: 10:15, Eve ning Hlghllte; 11:1S to 12. dance music. Keattle KJB: Si40 to 8 a. m.. KBS pro gram. T aroma KV1: 9. orchestra; 10. Semteers; 10-30. valkathon; 11. quetlona and answers; dance orchestra; 12 to-1 a. m., organ. .Portland KBX: S. band; Orpheus Trio; 8:30, Beach Comber; 8, Catholic Truth So: clety; male quartet; tenor; 10. NBS; 10:30. Walkathon; 11:80, orchestra; 12 to' 3 a. m.. NBS. n.tklnnri Harmcny ' Hie Parker: -8:15. studio orosrams; 10 to ji, uum: fjiueiKin. KOO: 6 to 12. NBC programs, tian FrancLwo KPO: 7. Don and Harvey; Musical Capers: 8. music: dramatic; reading; 8:30 Meeting in the Tavern: feature; 9. symphony: 8:30, play; 10. news; Maurice Gunsky; 10:30, orchestra; 11. tc 12. organ. KPRC: 6 tc 1 a. m., CBS programs. Los Angeles KNX: 7. Watanabe and .Arcble: 7-30 Victor Herbert, Goeslpere; 8, -Tee Rounders"; -8:30, Circus; 8, music- play; 10, Wranglers; 10:30, -Petite ensemble: 11 to 12. musical programs. KHJ- 7. orehesua; band: 7:80,' or chestra; Dr. Barrows; 8. CB8; 8,-records- studio program; 10. news; dance orchestra: 12 to 1 a. m., organ. KFI: 7. Melody Makers; 8. concert; Memory Lane; 8:45, vd-17,-Emperor"; 8 studio program: 8:30rmale octet; lb. news: 10:30, orchestra; 11 to 12. dance orchestra. Iienver KO: 6. NBC programs; 7:15.-mu. sic; 730. concert orchestra: -8:30. atu dlo' program; -Parisian Quintet; ;8. studio program: 9:30 to 11, NBC pro- grams. Salt Lake City KSL: 7. NBC; Merry Millers: organ; i.u rhmnirtpj- s. University Night; 1, 1C. serial play: io:u. anyone gain by buying products?
