La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1932, City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

Wednesday, June 22, 1932
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE.
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MeOetKan Says
Foreigner Can't j
OefSqtraf e Deal;
AM) MACK GO
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O Wxatitui A rtjt Krtxstst r:.vsMc it'jai tA Vxf'xr. tKXfSZ. Varjff
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tt &$j6ii wi te. i nui'sA '-vsjfi vw &rtr Issjzitit, 2a
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M(i rt fc wxn t n w. , .'Ji7 Jw-ji t-v ruis-jtr, tnrst
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kttxri til mA jtJ rirr. ts.r.MAi-
Sharkey Wins But
Victory Doesn't
Please The Fans
Beaver Position
With 10-2 Win
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Vr ... .. l to-'"-! HfAijTrsst iyn
brnit. t U. tx VA trt4 , rjM , tr
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mi mmiinrvto. In lw'Jtt v: thn but th fc.'u
o tar tim,M itfAuirxi fy hrrMlr t!l wJ tfMtm Ut
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Vtfl yrjhK, Jux tt IM, U Ml ;. 1 A.l ' ) to 7. 17
tvl'ahi, A hi rt'r' l'Alr -s: -i!4 ssnr.uit Va 20 tf hiu,
fr3tifct t,.(wii;p, J't )tAA .T Mini. rsA vi !: Xlxaji
chtrt'A th thw rero a, i with wlllfv. r.'sctO Ktrmntnn
trfHh, ( f Mil Ht hmtUt tA Dm j KUrtir. ni'.h th! raM In th
"A wovl f '." fc chuevl trirfuafh Kvxurjintj In the ftmlt tirw:
li h ltJct.A In Kr hfAllri'M Iim.
Utut irfilfi.,"l VM lixraoMrCM iMiW
It pint tht I wiiii nt I-;"X '' 'i'5' n4 "
w HrMiiMtr, V) Imv hi minj' 'W1 l'tn In the lM tr.l
'Xh If 1 vxriUIn ttlmnr u iimh,'1
Vi X!K!.l m m MV.h with J-V
BJt th bculnf eomnlMlnn In
tHUd lht w uM (t qur
1l. rn Wf'jn t KM ftrtj UrttU
tttnt tn tli hiuiia tA mr inl'ima
tfori, winit In ts'A itira.
AM in riifAfMi I ikUr rd u two
M" th rrf lii
tii.j 11 ni(;ht, aunifM Htniin
tit mm Yvttr r.fl o rritntii for t 7
yU:Vjry. Ortnt HovUrr plv.hxl
Max' Mother Is
Sure Her Son Won
trnt
. Xllhwiijili i tllMfnniI,n
'"'Hrf rnn nr. hi.ti.ri. it, r,,.i
niri-tt llliimli,(,un. u uii,ti,i.
iiittft rial uivhh m Hie Krounil
IIbI ij(li i ijrucik wouM In)
iliui(iuii, Owl l,arli)K OHIik'Ij d.
vl'IH IWil ari'l rtarkiii-, arm him
Ihm M would , nlii-) to
"A Dill HI rlllil nd cnli li roll) ami
fi"l iirff In rililir.
tit ngm wnn ja.'y Hhaiieur iAt
ntirht, in plU of tn d?ulon.
Hh lltip t lh nrfyrt of th
flifht vr D wll in hr horn.
vtlrroilniJM h a tfrmp of fnrMj.
"I herl th Miilit rry bit of It."
h al4. "Mv va, uniJ my only
Wrfl. I til world rhamplrjTi. 1 m
flririly crivlnrrl. ! UlrptJ!l him
thl. Uxj."
7h wird of Maf wlkr of
Ww yrrk r MU'.lnii to flrmn
HUnrii. "In rr(y htirrilile oriinlon,
nhrrllnir khrtni hfcv wm." th
Mr'' nf Ml. r;',mlni! throiiirh
th ml'roil'ion.
THIS CURIOUS WORLD -
PPESEryTEDlAN
4VWN 0OOS
wppb osbo rop.
GUN WADOIN0
IN fm 6ATTJ.S Of
SPRlNGflGLO
,..i7eo.,.
S'tAVG-MMRANT j cnoocV
OPW07MSR6P6CIU6 0C I ,LW.U S I
AXT, AND WAm 1HIM AS I u tni.y mi
r.i a -rrsa fcas &s& Ci
At ttt try? fSw?i t?j IrVJ ti
wt UAt wist ist cic? flfjst to act
j, i-rx; iaMfiw4 a felt u fc rajjbi
ttj to fce t.rjry fa rstr tft.
rei Bp fce rr-7w2. Jo tfc ly.1:
xto itjw te r3s U TRbrvje tfc
7x w Vi U'xn tier, r.
et!4 npon c:n to th? loe
r;7 n4 RJtr Hrnlth. httamil
wnta rrtrj let.
It A:rfi It'jm lt tht th
plan nvxr illuitrtous prrxvr, '
On Tunn7, always on th dfvn- :
, rxrvr tetrinit an apninsf. but
JfHtlnjf thrwuFft !th ectin-
trtrK lvft h'jofca and riht er
M the hw) aryl bod 7 to giva him
a margin on powu.
But v a nia;oritr 'jf tht
rr)tkja. It 4m4 tfcat echmlfnt had
tftarTiJ th rlifht to rtain hia cnrn,
'.Yn if not tnr mr t margin.
Pot th icr.tif IS fjMTidt, durable
a a pahy tank, th 0rman mrr.hi
into kt,Tti7, titrrvr fcrwtkirjif j?rounl. j
vritifiuafly purwrhinif, an1 Inlhrthiif
th fril y r dtmiKo that nho in
th tir diiUn'x. Hi ahort, rht
harwl Joiu (o th head. utai-tM Bhar
jcyy' lrt eye Qrrsjpitm in th arl7
fiunn ami eload It compleiiy in
th uu thre.
H mld a i?rat many punf.h.
Short tmttKft that Hhttk-'
away from aa h cor)WrntratJ d
(rAiy vn hk plan of haul Jftb,
hork, counter, and re-treat. At !lmi
h arnd to rriafc the ta.tlcal error
of Jabblnc; with th lonn irmH W"w
KfK(ln(Jr, and whn h did that
Hharky !rnl Ut b batlri(( him
to tha punch.
Ihat mr of milling made a flffht
In whlh thre nvr waa a really
thrilling moment, nav-r a t'jwh of
tha dramatic and the aptacular
that tha faithful have cam! to ex
pert of tllr heavyweiKltt title tllta.
For Iha flrnl three roundi, at leat.
Hharkey'a battle plan, drilled Into
him alt through hli Ionic conditlon
lni fcrlnd, worked to perfection. Il.'
kept Max off balance with hli left
Jaba, lovMlnit hla left hook and rl(ht
t.ttti only when tha 0(ninK loomed
larK. alwaya in retreut, but alvrayn
piling up point.
Then for a couple of round the
aun blackened (lerman. never dli
CMiriitfd, never rhnnicliiK hla forcing
tartit-a, plorJdfd pajit Hharkry'n guard,
beltlnK his head with ahart riihu,
an1 reartilnfc him with an occasion ti
jab,
But then Hharkey edc(l otit annln,
through, th half-way point, more
self -controlled than ever br or a In n
rnrper lhit tncludea hU fit mom blow,
up kriinnt Jurk IVmpafy, hti tlrf-d
fforU when a choir of One Tun
tiey'a last rln; ffe waa up for der.
nloii. and hi rrrntlc punrhlntc thut
font hirn the firat BhineliriK hut tie,
Ho 11 went until the liml three
roumli, tinliiniilrfU, unexi-ltlnu mill
ing Unit failed to enthiih a gather
ln ttmt paid over 4 00, 000 to the
Onrden and the free milk fund (or
Imbi e, inc.
In tha utrt'trh It wiu SthmcllnK.
and not tha new rlmmplon. Viho
t Miini(l to e winnltiK aa he plumed
alotiK, us frrh na though he had Junt
iM-en wanning up for a dorm roundx.
In the orcAhionut ptiiK'hlnK flurrlr.
Uii hurl Hhnrkey with rlhi to the
hem!. HhTt)y' left eyp 1 loatM tlt;hl.
Ihtt ktlll the Hitltor boxed. Jfibbinj.
hoklni. retrentlnK, piling up point.
A TRAGIC END
AFTER 35 YEARS OF PLEASANT RELATIONS
WITH THE PEOPLE OF EASTERN OREGON
Carr's soon bid you goodbye
FROZEN ASSETS FORCE A TRAGIC END TO THE BEST
KNOWN FURNITURE ST0 RE IN EASTERN OREGON.
CREDITORS WOULD NOT WAIT FOR BETTER
TIMES. THEY INSIST UPON CASH.
Every dhing rmust and will be sold
NOT FOR WHAT IT IS WORTH, B UT FOR WHAT IT WILL BRING.
And Here Are a Few of the Prices
IXXER-SPRIXG MATTRESSES. R?u!ar $29X0. Pin qp? 9x12 DLR0LEU3I RL'GS. Several attractive . QQ
Sereral Mi Xow tut to OlOiOO patterns. Compare thse .. P.Oi
136 Genuine Gold Seal -f r , , n , . n
COXGOLEL'M MATS. Now IOC ES 'IflTL $19.50
1 Only 6x9 KARXACK WILTOX RUG. Otf rrf
Rtjfular 19.7.-, Xow I 0 RegTibr S.j.9j Walnut OCCASIONAL CHAIRS . Qn QT
1 Only 8 3x10 6 V. ILTOX RUG. on t r!" "ith P54 upholstering . nLVO
Regular ?;9.00. Now . .. O Genuine Simmons Walnut METAL BED, C1 A
1 Only Regular 3260.00 L. & H. OfC A A sPrin8. oO-lb. cotton mattress. Complete set : pi-0.i0
ELECTRIC RANGE. Now 0.01) ,Ustd 0ak flOAr
2 Only-High Grade DA VEXf'ORTS. One in silk tapes- DRESSING TABLE $015
try, one in mohair. Itnilar S9H00 and SI 50.00. OOQ '"A
Green in vAur. Here they go SOU ,DJ 1 Used Walnut DRESSING TABLE &IJ QT "
All remaining GAS RANGES are cut to a new low price level for wi,h triple mirrors - P '
a" tlme- 2 Only SIMMONS CRIRS hr
RADIO TUBES are priced to save money. Choice of R. C. A. and and PADS. Complete, each PU.7D
Cunningham.
AUTOMOBILE TUBES for nearly all passenger can. No tube over gSlnS $ 13 95
9c regardless of former price, srize, or quality. -I-TOSTER BEDs. Now, each V JJJ
PREMIER VACUUM SWEEPERS. C7 Qff Regular S109.00 Four-Piece BEDROOM SUITE" CPtTO AA
Rebuilt and in perfect order , . O i ,ZfO in walnut Bed, Vanity, Chiffonier and Bench J)Di.UU
BANKRUPT STOCK
CARR'S
IN lh Ilovolullrjiiiiry Wnr, iliiilnit ilm liniiin f MirltiKflt(l. Hiiip
lull) Ji'tnu Calilwull nolliril llio llrlim iiIihik Ihn Aini-rlrnn llni'ii
rrilullx ilyliiu urn, mill lournuil (lint ilm mine, na n lark rr wail
illUR for tUa m uirlo-li.ud ln rlllnn, JuiuiiIiik on hln homo, ho iln.lii'il
for a J'runliydirlnn rnviitliiK liniiiin nrniiiy iind uutln ri'il un nrmlrmil
of kyilin IhioIk, TIiimo lin miiiliiriirl iiiiiouk thn wlillfrs. niitl wn
rnwariliMl ,y nclm ilm lri.li forvoio rctrent . . , liui not until
Ilm church wnamrni'iJ down.
Anirflrnil Lrilr1
rhlrnno 3, l'hllllFlhl 1
llrtmlt H, nonlrm 9.
t'lrvrlnnfl H. WnlilMKton fi.
Hi. lmiii R, Hrw Yokr II.
CrM1 LfttKiir
Mlntlon 7, Hrnmtnt( 0.
Pnrtlnitrl 3, Bun KrruiclHCO
MnllywiHil 4. (taklniiil J
Hrultlv Un Aimrlm 14.
AH Is Foreiven
Dizzy Dean When
He Stops Giants
tlf ll-rhm tv. Ilarkrr
I Anwy.latiKj PrrK9 Hjtxvt Wrltftr)
Jerome Hfrrnan Dean. rlBht hand
l pltrh-r of the St. lyun Cardinal!,
j perhaps 1 trying to dtorei- whether 1 hlt to win a 5-1 decision.
! the best way to Manager Oahhy
Streefa heart I through gilt-edged i
tunning.
counted for two Philly runs.
increasing their National league lead
fcr trouncing the Phllllea. 12-13 while
1 he dfezr one. whose career wlrh'the recond place Boston Braves ac-
the Cardinals has been one big argu- cepied a 9-3 beating rrom Cincln- j Fred Helmach pitched
merit alter another, quit the team(natl.
cold a few days ago in Philadelphia. The Cubs blasted out 14 hits. !n
He repented as quietly, returned to eluding home runs by Moore and
the lold and perhaps earned full for- Hartnett. to wm easily behind Pat
givenes yesterday when he stopped j Malone's steady pitching. Chuck
the New York Oiants cold with six Klein's 19th homer with one on ac-
Babe) r , 'j
To Have Fine Team
the Reds
and hit a
'driving In
BATON F.OUOE. La. UP) Louisiana
BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . .
By Laufer
run and three singles
checked the Braves.
effectively I
home run and a single, State university's track team this year
three runs, as Brooklyn won the southern conference cham-
beat Pittsburgh. 9-2. and went Into plonshlp, but waitl
a tie with the Pirates for third place. Coach Bernle Moore In 1033 will
Chad Klmsey's three base wild 1 nave all the championship squad
throw of a sacrifice bunt permitted , uncK nut two men, besides some
the New York Yankees to score three flashy sophomores.
runs in the ninth, beat the St. Louis Sidney Bowmnn. broad lumD art
ist who placed first In the event at
AXAL.M KfE COSE
Paces-uioM
6- vm
9WS rr
uJbM 19 STRAIGHT
Tr'ECKTME M.E
CM CuTOFTPE
MONEV WiS ulHEM HE
feu. while in a,
Jam
ttooo MlLES-
rf n
I w jams;
CT MONlCir.VL VVOMDJ'S
Golf champon of
Brcwns. 11-8. and Increase their lead
in the American league. Lou Gehrig
hit his 15th homer with two on in
the third.
The Philadelphia Athletics got only
six hits off Milt Gaston and the Chi
cago White Sox walked oft with a 3-
decision, bunching hits off Rube
Walberg for all their runs in the
eighth. George Uhle's pinch triple In
the ninth gave Detroit a 3-2 victory
over the Boston Red Sox. Washing
ton pounded Jack Russell off the
mound In the eighth, scored five
runs and won 8-3.
the conference meet, and Forrest
Yawn, pole vaulter, are being grad
uated, but Moore has "Slats'- Har
din of Greenwood, Miss., a fresh
man this year who ran the quarter
mile In 48.7 and several other boys
who look equally good.
Baseball Standings
By the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAOI E
W. L.
Chicago
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati .
. 34
32
32
27
28
31
26
30
Pet.
.676
.533
.516
.500
.401
.484
.473
.448
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
New York 43 17
Philadelphia 36 B7
Washington 35 27
Detroit 33 26
Cleveland 34 29
St. Louis - t 30 31
Chicago 21 38
Boston , 11 48
COAST LEAGl'K
W.
1 s.n -.r i-:
L.
Hollywood 48 32
Portland 46 34
San Francisco ...44 83
Los Angeles 41 36
I Oakland 36 43
Seattle 30 44
Sacramento 35 48
Missions . 30 49
YESTERDAY'S GAMES
National League
Philadelphia 3. Chicago 12.
Boston 3. Cincinnati 9.
Brooklyn 9. Pittsburgh 9.
New- York 1. St. Louis 5.
pet. !
.717
.571
.565
.559
.540
.492 I
.356 i
.186
I
I
Pet. j
.600
.575 I
.571
.532 j
.456 ;
.450,
.438 I
.380
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