La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 02, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPajre Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. Tucsday, June 2, 1931 New Pollyanna and Dotty Love DAYTIME FROCKS in Voiles and Prints $195 and $2.95 CONNER'S La Grande's Oxn Store UNHAPPY LANDING? WESTERN TEAMS . INVADING EAST fhilarJelphia-Washington-New York Combine Ready for the Visitors. fcy Talbot Jr. (Associated Press Sports Writer ) After a flays 1)UUj, In whlth or,ly one fame escaped the rain and the general mornneni of club east and wen, InVeraectlonal warfare Dreaka out on both major league front to day. foot western member of the American league. Invading the ' At lantic seaboard for the lim time this Tear, bare scant prospect of auc eta against the p-jwerful Philadel ? phla, Washington-Mew York combine, f 'ine National league's eastern con , tlngent. on the other hand, opens In the west with more toncerted f atrroirtri than it ha boasted In ser i eral season. i Interest centers on Sportsmen' i part at 8t. Louis, where the Hew I Tor CHarit erajinte the Hi. Louis Cardinals In what a little later on ' mJKht be termed a "crucial aeries" l 11UI little too early for that )wlv jet, but the series will lend a lair Idea of the Cardinals' chances to I win another pennant. A game and a ! half ahead of the OlanU now, Oabby Htreet'a Red Birds lace an oppor tunity to -take a commanding lead. Robins Haiti Cub The Brooklyn fiobins, flushed with a four-game winning streak, engage the third place Chicago Cubs, who likewise hare captured four in. a ro. The Boston Br7es open at Pittsburgh and the Phillies meet the luckless Cincinnati Red. To the Chicago White Box fall the thankless task of bearing the fat trarellng Philadelphia Athletics In their own park. The 8t. Louis Browns Inrsde Tank stadium, the Detroit Tigers face Washington and the Cleveland Indian meet the Bosvm Bed Box to round out the American league menu. r7L: It - js - . . -t 4. saaaaaaassawaaMraaaasaaasmaSMann (' ' s CRICKET FLAT PERSONALS t Pct. Bt- Less Hilbmpva .ears' (Otaerrer CcrrespG&dient) CRJCECT PLAT (Special) V.-v : Leo Bortfet 139 eiiBS.-en m lisja- Baseball Standingg . Br the Axweiated Pres. .VsTlizvii, IX.sfile I w- jSt. LCliS 2 ! Sew York 23 I Chicago - 21 'Bsartoo . 13 ; Pfcliideipfcl ;pllLsourgil (Fruit Men Are Impressed With Local Orchards AST.' A-.1 (Patricia Anne, Doll, Travels To Far Lands Br Mrs. Ray Wlfcos (Observer Correstxcgecti LVB' Tri Soec'&: 1 John ICesd. rice (president ud treastirer cf tbe Pa- VESTEBDAY-S fiAME.9 Paeffle Covt Ko garr.es. teacs UaTas American Ko game p&yed. After bidding the children good bye la the Central school, htr Xor- Itr. acd Mrs. Dare Scow and tfcree ert f- ProciJa Co C. the, . A., JrT iZ Zldochovlce r. of Waiion. were rictin &n,- 6eo m S:tie and Walter m. ao'1- lelt ?or Zldlochovlce. 23 day at Use tone of Mr. SwCV per-1 Suihran. maimer of lie cariot oe- CKClsosrica. aoa upon ner -.g.. Mr. ard Ur. Joseph Scott-1" j tZ war, "rSU' in ! 3SLrs. HiTK-ad Wa:tr ni a till:- .r xjratay. ,crj zTZTZZr t,-.i fr.r .mm. 1 at ur.e come oc 3ar. and lira. srJggtr Friday. her new home, for the language of human love and sympathy the mmi In all land. It only needs cui. tlvatlon as It is being cultivated bv the boys and girls of the world, . 1'atrlcla Ann Is only a doll, but J bollzes the spirit that makes nan one and draws them together i0 peace and understanding. . ! Nil lores! At Bt. Lou's , Cincinnati s (12 :n- :nirs). - so otijer game played. Yale Sends First Eastern Crew To Compete In West children. Mr. H H- We&therspooa scent Sua-1 iay raiding at tie horn of Mr. : Mrs. J. B- Wlthenpooo- iZ SEATTLE Ti.t first East-Wer. i crew race erer to be held cn tbe Pt- ' made a trixj of icsaecrics tn ir. i Oregon Educa-oa journal tor juijc, tr ianrer orchards in tlie tht snrf IStil; i Ului ,r. f.a , , - , i ' ST&rTv n (.a r7l c4is.n Patricia) Mr. and Mrs. Oaresce WIKt ndl . ! r 1. r-.--H- ihpd itwether I cc waiiowa. and Mr. andfi . . . - -r t:.f i is suit-. Terr l.rcrojr lxglrwtf. Tiiey were w J w,ijr im n-rtrtt i started lor iiciocnovlce, czecno-1 Mr. axrtl Mrs. LaUxr Hicdman azd'pstte innx ' ' :si&TTr-, br war of Sen Francisco family were La Grande TJslMrs Si,- Lrar.ni tie day tfcej caUed on H. WasStgtoa. D. C. j j urday. j H. Wea"a:er5pooti a; fcs orcnard, ' Patricia Ann is a typical American , j Clarence and narice EechteL of , wnich is sain to be the lirses in-' bngil. nappy, vivacious, and In ; 1 Waife.wa, are riaumg reiaiiTes- rJ dindaaily cryrad appie crcnard in fcesrt a rann friendship for all j I fnends m Eim and riclriitT tnis Oregon. Tbe croo oa tils orchard tecfsis cf the earth and especially j weei. ; sho-jid be a record breaker as every fcr those m Zldlochovice. for the ; - I Mr. arid ifrs. W. H- Mite soent I 15 bea.rUy loeded. The Raiabow bocd there is a lit'Je stronger be-1 Emxtej tinting at the home of M.-.' c'"-'d. Dnni owned by Raj Ccpe : caiise or tae correspondence wnicn jy KC.: aca ICie " c cm-.i exilic 10211 flievriilet Truck Ifr;! Kfinl Trurk I!:if Chevrolet Coach mill Kurd Itondsler .. ...$493 ... 495 425 LAKISO.N CIIEVBOLET CO. 1414 Adams Phone Main 3 ":has a heavy crop , . . , " . 1 same is true of cearir all the other years. Eer eyes fairly sparkling in' i.iS".-.4!.? J1 rt5'!orciartis in this arntory. . inacpa-Joa and her checks flushed; efflc coast win be rowed here Jon 18 i wr to yUZ7.rZZT " In e Imhler dmrict the crop i"wlJJ excitement, for who wouldn t j -'tn,:":"'-"'."' ? utt!e Mis Hhirb Hv-e -."r-n. r. -;., zrv .,-. brad her fourth birthday annivar-j-he crop is ceUt fairir gcod t i"-5 travel ccetume. her fur coiiar versitT and the UniT-ersitT of Wsh- ington cn Lake Washington. j TL f?, f Z'zT 1 mlT!-fthe crop is only falrlr good and i race wsil be on the eame ei-; ' 7, . 7 , d" --" ; heid in p-ice by Candor zabo, rorted Hniigarlah, Wat eit of rontrol and headed to ward the mat In what wre.tlr eall the "airplane craft- when Ihh aMton pkture wa snapped darin; hU boot In .Msdbon titare har den, w York, with Champion Jirn And the Oreefc remained the champion, too, for alter minote of soch aerial arTObati', he ente the batter .Vzabo Into a thai nm dive and eaOIr eooipleted the fall. Junior Red as v rv.-.ri r,,, i rugger, witn a K.-. Mead eiDressed sumrise at t lcss c:n. Patricia Ann went irom I the Washiriton Varsltr'and f-eshrs- faTJ . ilr altemoon. The little t splendid howl serr.ee ofiered in La. roca to rccra of Central school to i beau will compete on the 'Hudion i P"3 -a!cel wbne okJeT foJi ;Oratide which he savs is unexcelled fcld fareweU to the children and to 'rrrer Pf on tee Ktlson 1 ;tpeJit, the af-moon rtslttng. Those '.in the northwest. receive their nasssaaes to be carried ! Crews of Wahinrton snd ' Prf3XT Mr- and Mrs. Iran Hug i imbier has won the chamuionship to I-t!-. friends in far-asay Czecho- : L,r S'lj.'l'iTf."3. :!"::and children. Mrs. Earmond Waeitviin the hiih eh-l 1-. . j-7ZX sicratia. I Patricia Ann was beauti- , ! m -ZZTrJ ,.Z 1 and enfen. Mr. sxd Mrs. J. W. and WaUowa ccmttes in basijall arid ful because of the beautiful thoughts Smith Sets Pace sea vers pla y For Qualifiers j In British Open! 100I league of Cmoa i-7-" Brown. Mrs. Lois Witty and daughter. the beautiful troohr is safrfi skjti in her heart, how the children m'lii ' " w mjc ' Fuarda. Mr. and Mrs. Rflv Knlrhin4F.v c . v . , ' --r- -.-- siv1 "nro ptivIfI f-r Droved "st crriiH that she wjj their amteLaia. rwJ. . . . . . . 'daughter. Vema. Jap Cameron, Paul: in tennis and this little- c' .v so iteT fcer gcd prtune fcr everyone knew 'iZ u7.,tTr ,' vne?- Joba waeity. Harry Giiliam.gcne basefcall mad proved she couid tfca1 -f te;!r FRISCO SEALS ess and lovaHia . air. ana Atrs. Keid Hioberd andtum the R-r.rin -rMtA f in her tha-cnlioren of Czecnos, oc" j daughter, Sherlev, and Mr. and Mrs. finlo the more subdued ari r.r'ni wcuid see reiiected their lnencu CAR!fOt-'8TlE. Scotland. June 2 Paced by Macdonald Smith, re turning to his homeland m seach of bis first major golf title, nine lead ing Amt:ncn profeslonslA competing in the British open golf champion- Liaie and former Washington cox-1 jr rsain. suggested the idea to c "r.'D" asningm ano ; j. j. Brugge.-. Uaneuaze of the courts. Tnsteari Ore-son. What esciiemens. relimed rtT tin 1ft' T IT i t.'.r"..'. , issued wn.cn A , trlredi Mlse Wlllena Steir- the haro imoact of bat on ball there as Patil-ia Ann took her departure llJ.UU IJVS I jzc icjp ..v!-"1 gathered at the home of Mr. and was the softer drives, serves, choos of ooarse tee boys were not demon- !V., .-.k. : Dlck Hardy, when they gave her ' and voileys; she proved her versatillrr str3CV -Ey ot the K'rL' By The Auoriated Pre capuln. arren Darts, and the for- . cu-pr fare-U party Wednesday ; in sports by taking seven matches cped br to their breasts in lov- ' With the oreach bet-seen the league I raer ,2 . mremsn 1 -rVKl j evening. Miss Stewart has attended 1 out of ten from the speedv piavera in? embrace and all wished her bon leader aijd its closest rival eonsid- ' mou.aing Washington a first 1W-i liigh schocj in Elgin for the last three representing the La Grande voyage. -. eraoly widened as the result of last i peuna crew. The race will be over a j years and was one of the graduates club. ; When Patricia Ann arrived in San week s games, play in the Pscillc ' mile and flre-sttteenths course. th year. She and her sister. Miss Prom I until 6 two courts were Francisco she was met br the staff Cast league Is resumed today. j Je usky lineup will Uteiy be: Averil E'wart. left Friday morning kept In action to run off the sched- of the Junior Fd Cross Service and Despite winning last week t series Pd OTinan. stroke. George Dlboie. ; or ,ne home of their narenis. Mr. uie. Imbier tookl ail irmr m ti- inrrodnctd to all nensons in the Pa- wlth Lc Angeles five games to three. - Ko. 7; Marsha.l Dutton. Ko. g: George ; zna Mr,, a. J. Stewart, in Corvaliis, maxhes. broie even in men's doubles clfic branch oriice of the American .no ten snort or overtaking tne , opeixe. ki. , b.ii unajse. .-o. s: sct ; where they trill spend the summsr. and lost the ladles' simries. , Red Crois. Her charm simply cap- place Hollywood Stars, p.-lnc- ( Shax. Ko. 3: Sick Nichols. Ko. 2:, J:m Games were piayed on the lawn and j A large crowd of spectators wit- tivated everyone and there was evi- In cent rivalry lor tne privilege 01 oe- Seven strokes back of Mac came Morion Smith and Johnrfy Parrel!, each with 148 th I tixth the standings. use a Washington Oakland, i hel! na n- 1 r,aningum crriciais nope to mare. 1 . . ero scoreo p,ar- tKem fnm (t.hiH,the race an annual event. IK. Joe Kirkwcod li4 and Willi ff. it", iFt, .1 .V. It?? Ill" ialon Reds at San Francisco. The Wrestling nuht wovr bee'nnirS tomow'i Pr-"Un!l J" f overtaking the ; Spence No S- Bin Chase. Ko. 4: Jack wnere they trill spend' the summsr. and lost the ladies' smiries' l.yjJ-.-"i.r". J lint place Hollywood Stars, o.-lnc-' Shaw. Ko. 3: Sick Nichols. Ko. 2: Jim I - n!vT, th. l.r. , A larv. crrrarrt nt nSTtrii. rfrfed tf'r because t: Stars took eight Wallhew. bow. and Cliff Armstrrmg. ' m the house after which refresh- neMed the contests, as" interest to his record smashing 70 at Pen-!1 " from Oakland. ! coxswain. j meow were served. These prese.it tennis Is growing rapidly throughout ing best to the litie lady from Ore- mure Barry In the rain yesterday Ta week the Bearers play the! i uc,were Mies uenevieve crum. Loretta trie county. eon. Atter a day or so m tan rran- gare him medaiut honors with a 3t Kan Frar.clsco Seals at Portland, h vanity training, but none hasicason. Margaret Cowan. Lauree Har-j . This was the first of the inter-club ' Cisco with her nev riends, Pair.cia Hole total Of 141, wjij.c nuiiaMi, ii':ir. Ufiyj&es I ' -" I niiunsjwju. ii rivMC jgiin, - uiu.ura h, ue iiui uii urvncea 1 1 :t -'." -j - ;uuicj w " 1 . - e iMCTamenio cenators Who rate! 1 "c -1 - - ..i..,;,-. neien isne. vrinena ciewan ana cmos 01 La uranne. union ana in,- in; -j:.. . ,m: l- ner passports were Messrs Ray McCall. Ravmond Cowan, bier. ; vised, and she took passage on an Perry Witherspoon. Ronald Scoubes. I Keith McElnnis had the "misfor- Atlantic liner for Europe. She has Roy gen rrt rich. Ray Scott and Ralph tune to run into a band of sheep on no doubt reached Zidlochorice. but Cummins. Brook's lane Friday night. It is re-, all are waiting anxiously to hear of Cricket Plat grange held It regular ' ported that six of the sheep were : bcr safe arrival. She will have no meeting- Saturday evening with 16 killed and several crippled. language difficulties to overcome in members present. The committee for : Leo Westenskow has returned from ' blndlne twine renorted oulte a larce a business trip to Idaho. Miss Hes- orrl ft for this year's twine. The Flora er West, who has Just completed a was In charge of the lecturers hour successful term in the Halfway and presented a very good program school, rode to Imbier with him. which consisted of a roll call of the ' JOC Bushman and family made a favorite flower of each member, reel- business trip to Pasco, Wash, return tatlons and songs. The home eco- ln Saturday. nomics committee served delicious re- The M. I. A. had a very enjoyable xrtri unri n. ".i. r4 freshmenrs. The next meeting will aance in wane nail rnaay nrgnt. ada. defeated George .Zarynof f. Rus- be held Saturday evening, June 13. i Tf'e '"ends of Mr and Mrs. Jas. sla. In straight falls 13200 and' A group of friends of the newlv-, McKeol. just recently married, re 00:13). I weds. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Beem, calling the old time charivaries of j i guwuctiru Bt iiicir nume vj coanwi - - ' . -- ' A. A. A A. A A AAA.AA.AAA. tKom TJtr.nHw .r.nlitt. nT nra threat fUD tO tlT It ataita. JUdeilie PORTLAKD, Ore., June 2 W i 4- , playet after which the newlyweds txn the noise they must hare been i nomas l.. turner, president oi tne . f 'f A"Tp 13T7 tCfl . xT A T o a- treated the erour). . va 6-""; Purilarul trzehll club, told the Jour- 1 w - xjiujwixiu,3 a Howard. Jack a Starting a Vacation trip without acci dent &nd liability insurance is as risky as leaving without a spare tire I Hunter nd Tommy Armour 155. Th two quaJJfying round we fds are holding fourth place, Jurt J played t old Caruyiutte and -i itep behind the Angels. Partrnure. IB hiM i h. Th ix-n i rr. - t . . . t ment will be piayed on old Carnous- L.T1', J v "if ' Rochr' r t George, . . if! ... , . . ... gels this week. Tne Indians had a - Rjiffaio ier,tH Hnvnrrf rantmi. Scotlarid. at 72 holes of medal olar P"P"ou taking the series i wine. Iowa, two falls out of three: the first 3 tomorrow and Thursday ?"? Jr'Bl to three from the Seals Cantonwlne first in 1:3a. George sec- Br the AjrlatJ Pres wng the 100 leadinif scorers and tls. The final 26 will be played trusty with only those within 15 stroke of the leader competing. OLD MAN PAR IS UNHURT IN FIRST ROUND cellar for the flrt time this sea- i Konnenberg. Boston .threw Pat Me son, incj moreo uiio seventn place. 'Kay. Memphis. Tenn.. 31:-45. O W WARNOCK MGR PoHland To Try Night Baseball Howard. Jack and Ernest Good, of " ''oal tute- cowbells, etc. in the ' ml In l ttlHrun Udiv tram Philk.aaAaaaa&a&Aaa& whibfith unnt. mrriv-ti a,ti1rHv m days when they were in good form. "wti win bidii ; speno tne summer wua tneir erana- ' , . . . east on a I , " ""'" I parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Good and Josepn lor a weecenn visit wun: Th. ond half of the quallljrlng ' 2',h,, "1.bWb? 1 ' round of the ann.ml Oregon state t'r.?.,Ju.rf. '' Tu DRESSES 3 TO 6 Eyelet Embroidery Cloth A new cloth in 5 summer colors $1.98 NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP fly Mrs. A. fi. 1 onklln ,o . ,po .enl' 'their aunt. Mrs. C. A. Rasmussen. H-.rTL 'JrJ '.Vw " . . ".iH""' PhUip Hog ha been 111 nine dlnsl ifr,i( thimnuMhin i.,, ..no Jsineas trip. l . '"i"".! . i their aunt. Mrs. C. A. Rasmussen. -uismuuij. mo ! nats in kouq hvvsu Tewraay as ; jjiua, ui. umi Miti-anBii. .a,- ,-. .,..J ... v. .. M J-T-rrit onri rsiio t,w-ri0-- - ..t t i . i. : t . to . in 12 inning.. It marked the Marshall was one under par on th. ""TT"- c'" 'or"-1 Grande: Mr and Hit Klnn MiV . new bom.' at ForMt oro,,e wnere iIr' .." " . -T" . - - - -. ,v, ....... ... ...... n . " nrsnb will ie&cu villa year. . . i . k.r- a V' i,ri,r- . V;, I, Mi's Mildred Magee. teacher at the.n poisiwiiiiB cauara ay soray aope. ken Mrs. 8. E. Miller, of Union; Mr. .. , r.., ..... Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cleaver left muting ladles free on other than i "'"5' f; i " rs uiayvon May. s ipped two over he n hu dMtgnito, whlle th of Baker; Mrs. Lulu Butter, of Ba- mne. 1 .. titer. Mrs R E. Ml ler. nf ITnlnn. XCr fifth time the Birds hart been t rt nine but he forced beyond the regulation nine ! par cn the second Inning this year and the fifth time Eddie Hogan, Multnomah club. they have won. j pressed clcee behind Dr. Marshall. r 77 " T Inspired by Harvey Hendnck. who shooting 74 for tne first hall of the 1 t fffi g q SetlU, three doubles and two single, the Lolp. Aldcrwood, delendlng cham-! Beds made a great fight of it, ral- Pl,;n- "'h 7S. i lying In the ninth to score twice j Seven other players turned In 76'a.l and tie the count. Not until the I Among them were Kudle Wllhelm. six 1 times winner of the slate title; Tab ' .. t Boyer. tin year's civic champion; j SEATTLE U For the tenth con Jo Brown, former Hehnuika ntai i sccutlve year the University of Wash champion; Dr. O. P. Willing, interna. ' Irigton will send a cinder and weight Tenth Squad To N. C. A. A. Meet twelfth, when Wilson doubled and wa ilngled In by Uparkey Adam, did tne tiara aucoeed in aubdulrig Oan Howlry' larl. Both teams used three pitchers, bill Kallahan finally get ting credit for the victory. PAVSK WISH I'KillT LOB AftOKI-Efl, June 2 tV-Cecll Payne. Louurllle. Ky, lightweight, scored a technical knockout at the end ot the filth round In his fight with Johnny Albln. local boy here ias nigrit. trie reierce stopped the fight after a doctor who esamlnrd Albln announced the lighter sul- icrca a orocen no. and Mrs. H:irry Myers, of La Grande: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Plaher. of Hot Lake district: Mrs. Laura VanVlack and daughter. Paye, of Portland; Lee Stmonls, of Portland; Mrs. J. W. In gram, of Pendleton; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Robinson and family, of Tak ima. A pleasant party of picnickers gath ered, at the home ol Mrs. J.-- ft. Fletcher Sunday. ,In the party were Miss Mae Stearns. Miss Mabel Doty. tlonally known golfer, and Johnny team to the National Collegiate A. A. w rw,.. .,, Alir iiarnuartt Mi'i Robbl,,,. Portland civic tltllst for ; track and field champkmshlp, at ;M7alMhng;; pJMl two years, JOHN F RE BERG WINS DUE TO KRUSE'S FOUL TECHNICAL KNOCKOtT VANCOUVER., B. O. June 2 11 Alsn Poton. Vancouver bantam weight, last night scored a technical knockout orer Mlikey Gill, Tncoma. Wash., in the seventh round of their scheduled ten round bout. Starling cutlouly in the first round Poston warmed up arid bat tered Oil! around the ring until the seventh when the referee Hopped the bout. POPULARITY OF CHEAP CUTS OF MEAT IS GROWING Due to New Idea in Season ing Meat with Sugar ns .Well as Salt Never before has uoh nttcntior been paid to rooking incxpennlve meat. By slow cooking and tlioimht ful seasuninir many housc-wivc have nurprlscd thomnelv with tasteful mcnt dijhes t low cost. Among tho various method now In vogue, tho use of sugar find unit in perfecting tho flavor of the meat i gaining In favor. Some cooks ailil equal part nf unit and nugnr to tho jKit-ronst or atcw. Others use tlicnc IngrcdicnU in quantities to suit their taste. The economy of this Rimple ea- toning lies In the fact that it de- I vclopi a fine flavorful meat dinh j without requiring the use of a wide f variety of vegetables and sauces. - Often the cost of these aupplemen- i tary IngrcdicnU offscta the saving j rnad-,at the meat market. Moat food are more dclicioui with augar. ) The Sugar Institute ' vimnnv-aw a ana o. Mr. J. E Stearns, all or I a nmM. , , HU Z fi ?" 1 Mr- v'lnnle ftch and her moth- finlshed second to Southern Callfor- Mn ormond. of La Grande, were nla lat year. At least that many j )n cove Saturday will compete again this scawn. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McDaniel. and Graduation of Steve Anderson. I Ardellr. Dolores, of Muddy Creek hurdler; Paul Jessup. discus thrower ! came here for Memorial day. and ahotputter, and Ilulus Kler. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts, ol Tacoma mllcr Wl.n- III, Wh1n,tnn Uim ... 1 ,,... . SPOKANE. June 2 tIP, Jnlm Pr.- U lMrh r'lunr. 'lr" S-.lmi.iTu-.n I. . r,t II U. 6i,. ... r,. . berg. Spokane, defeated Bob Kruse. grooming four new men lor their formerly Bonnie Severs and lived at Portland, via the foul route In their places. ! Cove sereral years prior to her mar- K-aiure wrestling match here Inst The athletes likely to make the trip ' nagc night. Preberg weighed 235 pounds .arc Edille Geriung. A. A. U. hall- Mrs. 8. W. Creasey left Saturday and KrUS. 206. miler rhumntnn- T a I Kftt lfr.rtl-c- fcr a fttitv nt lint I.Vn v-hn-a .. ...ill V . V, , """" r.rusc i qunrter-mller; Ken Rhuddy. mller: caught Preberg on the chin with a : B,ytut uunn ,Kh jumprr': .C,Mby roundhouse lelt. knock nil him cold . , d.hui . round with a toe hold and Preberg j"1 inn in.-, in me roiirin Willi a head weight man. ...n i,..v in me iriurin wun a nead- ci s nnrtAr m w r ri rt ork that followed . series ,4 vicious 1 S ODD L N TURF 1 body slams and headlock. that made Kruse groggy. Ihey were scuffling off the mat In the firth when Kruse took a poke at tho giant 8wle In tho aeml-wiTidup Kara Pahno. IBS of Turkey, anil Stanley Hureiicli IBa Heatllc, wrestled five rounds to a draw. liureoch took a fall In the -..ond round with a hotly Mam anil Pasha to one In the (ifth with a body slam. f SCHNEIDER'S VICTORY GETS OFFICIAL O.K. INMANAPOMH June 1 Schneider's dinning rice rur cronsetl the llnlhh line f,U N-ecnnrU ).,.! of that driven by Pred Frame, ih Angeles, In the 5o-inlle rare here last Siitiuilay. the rihtest board oi win nini-riran AlltOmolJ e hSHiiciittlnn ruled lat night in disallowing the protest of llnrry Hurt. alo of I AnRi-le.. owner of the entry Grlven by Krame. IttlllilK nut another iirntf ti,. Ix.unl snld Olflrlnl timers' rnnnla io'i-d tiinl Ralph Hepburn. Im An les, nosrd out lyMitu Mever IVinth dale. Cal. lur third place by 16 set ond. 'lite rei.'hrck of tho tinier.' rfnrm dirt reveal, however, that the aver. .peed of Hchiielcler. in l,.,uAn lH driver was Ufl am mile per hour liwtekd ot the DO 128 miles urr hour he hiid been (Tt-illt4t! with At H bniwiuel In.t lilirht drlier. were awnrded their prl7.i-. tkhneltlrr r.-relved 60o u, rail, and several trophies: Frame tl'jd.vi and Hen. burn fi:ifl(l. tfirA, were given for the firm ten to 11111.11 snil s 10(KX) cimoltion fund divided nmong the other 10 entries, the dl.trlbu lion lielng on the basis of the dls-' taiue each covered. have medical attention. Venerable S. W. Creasey left here for Ontario and also will visit Vale. Nt.v and Arlington before he re turns. Mrs. Mary H. Oeer. of La Grande, visited at the home of Mrs. A. G. Conklln Friday. Mrs. Geer Is leav ing Monday for a trip to her old home at Rome. New York. She is now on her way to a class reunion at Whltestown seminary as this is kpkom rri'AKH tfnrr .lima i ii vneir uiiiein anniversary. She eradu- Oray nkles and sodden turf greeuil ' "ea 1681 111 cla of 13, nine ot derby candidates going through their whom are living and will have their workout today In preparation for union, i ney are an wiaeiy GREETS DERBY FANS IN EPSOM Dnrlam uhvt1 and Mitel liiian Stanchfield. teacher at the Cunniiur- Thursday for Wallowa Lake where ham school for the last year, left they w"1 spe1"1 the summer. Mr. Thursday for their homes. Miss Ma- Cleaver is a member of the executive gees home is In Salem and Mlss,staJ , , , , ... . Stanchifeld' home la in Ashland. Tne Woman club met last Wed- ! nesday afternoon at the home of d si i J -Mrs. Jessie Berry. This was the last Olipretne LOllVt tO meeting of the season. All officers li m 1 n ' were re-elected for next year. Those UYOP 1 liree VaSeS i present were: Mrs. Wm. Ruckman. Mrs. J. Gaskell. Mrs. Chas. Keenan. C, Welch. Mrs. Ray Wilson and the hostess. It was decided to hold a wet ner roast and invite the husbands some time dur- t ing the summer. Refreshments con U'itvatnvir.TnM iunn o is Th supreme court yesterday refused to arrl ttrtm J11?; '- review the following cases, leaving undisturbed the decisions of the 1 lghest court previously to pass upon By Robert Oordon Duncan. Port-4VC " land. Ore., contesting his conviction ' "?; H T ,,- K in federal court, on I charge of vlo- ' J; latlng the radio act of February. 1927, will visit In Western Ore- by language he used in broadcasting ( n for B'whl. and then go to over radio .tatlon KVEP at Portland. !gene Bhere Mr Klng wlll ocfend ,um. By Helen Lay of California and the 'i,r --i,ii t ti. .lnii. A SHIPMENT OF HAWAIIAN AND SPANISH GUITARS In assorted finishes and colors. Prices, $11.75 to $18.25 each Cases Extra These instruments will be sold on the easy payment plan. ABLER MUSIC CO. Nest to La Grande National Bank contesting the action of the ninth cir cuit court of appeals In setting aside the appointment of Samuel M. Short ridge Jr.. as receiver for the associa tion. By the United States to recover damages from the Pacific Gas & Elec tric company for alleged trespass on government land. Roman TrmcU.Marlti Marks fount on relit nf ttlcm fttnne in-llrntP tlit tlm mnnnffip. tflim nf UvM xny n ,y!)twn cif triide in.-irks. the classic rare tomorrow Lliiktx. Su-ve DonoRhue's mount in the df-rby, wns scratched toddy, leavinn the famous Enultnh Jockey without a horte and reduciiiK the field to 27. If the rain continues It is probable others will be scraiched. The u-ther mui even keep Ktnn GrotKe from attending the derby, al though it was said today that if It wiis (it all pohMble he and the Prince of Wales would be in the royal box at poftt time. CiiineronlRM remained the favorite In the betting today at 0 to 3, with Marshall Kteld'a Jucopo at 20 to one and William Woodward's Sir Andrew 'J5 to one. Game of Billiards Old Prank Mrnk?' AU-HjKtrts KtvoM btnk 8ii thnt tltiTO Is no drrtnlte rtMurd ns tn Imw lone tho g:tiuo of billiards lias Itpcn plnjtMl. Some fiuthorfllea (IfHlnro Unit tho Kyp tiuns ptnyod hllllnrtln Imnilrcda of yt'ttni heforp the Christian pra. There Is oviOcncc that the Cirrrku IndtiUeU In hUlinnid H. 0. scattered but Mrs. Oeer Is the onlv one in the west. While there Mrs. Oeer will visit a sister and other relative and friends. She will be gone about three months. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tibo and Mrs. Hansen, of La Grande, were guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Bell left Sun day for a short visit at Yaktmu. Wash. Miss Jean Miller, who hi hf. nt , Hoi Ijike for an appendix operation, j Inez and William Prances, small Children of Mr. nnd Mrs Melvtn Marks, were at Hot ljikt Pnrtn tnr tonsil operation. I VlrgU Chadwick. son of Mr. and i mis. u. j. i;naciwtck. who underwrnt an appendix operation last Friday at Hot lke. K recovering nlctMy. Cal Utldemrood. who has been In Idaho for a couple of months, is vis iting at the home of his sister. Mrs T. C. Hefty. One Killed, Three Injured In Smash PORTLAKD. June 2 f4 nnj- Miller. 31. was klltE-d, and three women and another man Injured In an automobile- smashup near here Sunday. Miller, driving a heavy 'car. mis calculated a curve and his speeding machine skidded 100 yards and over turned. Erma McQueen. 7. of Klamath Palls, sulfered severe cuts and bruises: Ruth Simpson. Portland, re ceived a broken collar bone and chest Injuries, and Edward Lavonia, Seattle, suffered chest Injuries Discretion'! Value Thero I no Inlent so nwful towards rising In tin wnrlil. or which puis men more out of llip rpnch of fortune, ihnn dis cretion, n specie of lower pru iKnco. Swift. I.IMiK AlillOl Ml SAM FHAMClao. .7,i o , ntiout i'f) i ,m""'e exclianne todny rf ported the I)Uiir liner Hrekldenl Jrlrerson aitround at the mouth of the Whrui- Ri"x river, siiariKhnl. Advices said i the thlp's caro was beln, durharyrd i nnd that she prohablv would be re- llrmled at the next rilRh tide. The ; ship was on her way from Vokohoma ; to Hhunirhal. Looks and Deeds I'lnntle atirrjory enn luilltl a new fnco, tmt n tietier rourito In to lvp the flOtl "rntiK" iiimI resi.lve to Uo hiiiitlsomctj'. Sun Antuiili ws. ; KlIIMIK IMKIIt MAN Kll.tirt I ALBANY. Ore.. June 1 iai Word .of the death In San Pranclsco 8un .dfiy of Oenrne Mlttauer. formerly of B:ikrr and Portland, was received here yesterday. He was the son ot Mrs Kathryn Mlttauer. wife of the late j P. T Mlttauer. hotel owner in Baker. Portland and Albany. 1 Younn Mlttauer'. motorcrele skid ded and crashed Into a cuts. Insulation Before the hot weather comes. Insulate your home with BALSAM WOOL It makes your home cooler In summer and warmer In winter. Van Petten Lumber Company Phone Main 732 "Good Service Quick" KIXU'S TICKET DRAWX DUBLIN. Irish Free State, June 2 frfs A gasp ran through the crowd watching the Irish hospital sweep- KtakftS draw when th n rtnnnnrpr held up the 496ih tickets and called.) "King Alfonso. Vilia Fernanda, Al- gorta vizca-a. spain." Legitimate or a practical joke. It was all the same to the announcer. who went right on with the next ticket. These tickets cost 3.50. The king's" prize like the others is 500. Washington Arthur M. Huddell. president of the International union of operating engineers, dies. M mi The Ice Man Marches Forward . . STKONC.KR than ever! Every day, without f;ill. lie raiir teonly ilrtlvm that silent, pnrev. navnr - prrservlnu and economical refrlserant . . . -ood Ice! 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