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1307-1309 Adams Ave.
La Grande, Ore.
The Dalles Nine
i Wins Regional
f Title Tuesday
...THE DALLES, July 20 Tho Dalles
American Legion Juniors hold the re
gional buaebull title after defeating
Athena 4 to 1 In the third game of
tho series here Tuesday. Tho battle
for the championship of Eastern Ore
gon and tho right to play In tho state
tournament In Portland next month
will be started here probably Sunday
with the locals pitted against La
Qrande. .
j; Herb Kramer, of Mnupln, was the
king pin on the hill for The Dalles
youngsters Tuesday, allowing six hits
but keeping them well scattered. The
Athena batters bunched hits In but
One Inning to score their lone tally.
t The local aggregation, last earning
the title of the hltless wonders, con
nected with the delivery of EagleB but
three times Tuesday. The Dalles, won
two games, out-hit both times, with
but eight safe Dingles. Eagles, the
Athena speed ball merchant, who set
The Dalles batters down with but one
hit Sunday, was wild again Tuesday,
and crowded tho bases when The
Dalles hits counted.
LA GltANDR NEXT
Victory of The Dalles over the
Athena Junior leaguers means that
The Dalles will play the La Qrande
Juniors, winner of the seventh district
.title. La Grande probably will go to
The Dalles to play a three-game series,
although definite announcement has
not been made.
"HENRY JONES
C DEFEATS REED
m j rr ill in uvj
I, SALEM," Oro., July 30 (ft Henry
7Joncs, of Provo, Utah, won the mld
jwoBt wrestling association's world
champlonhlp welterweight belt horo
ilast night by defeating Robin Reed,
Efof Reedsport, Ore.. In a decision
match.
5 Reed and Jones won each one fall,
Mones taking the first In one hour,
J'12 minutes, with an airplane spin
'and Reed winning the next In 30
I'mlnutes with a flying mare.
During the remaining 17 minutes
ot the bout Jones was the aggres
sor and apparently had tho advantage
land the referee awarded him the
Vbout and tho title which Reod won
(about a year ago In Cincinnati,
Reed weighed 144, Jones 14354.
Coldest Root Beer
In Town
Hamburgers, Ice Cream and
4, Coffee "And". Tray Bervlco
and plenty parking space.
Joe's Joint
) Down by tho Auto Camps
Associated
Fire Chief
76 Gas
' Complete Lino of Oil
and Service
OREGON TRAIL SERVICE BTA.
East End of Adnms Ave.
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. Open Evenings It Sundays
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"Service Station for Home and Office"
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Beavers Defeat Hollywood;
Lead League By
PORTLAND TAKES
SERIES OPENER
TUESDAY 4 TO 1
Seattle Celebrates its First
Game in New Civic Sta
dium by Nosing Out
Missions, 11-10.
By the Aftftoclated Prew
Portland's Beavers were two game
ahead of Hollywood In the league
standing today by virtue of taking;
the series opener from the Stars last
night, 4 to 1. The Ducks won the
game with two runs In the first in-ii
nlng, the southerners making tholft
lone tally in the second.
The Seattle club celebrated 1U first
game In the new home field, Clvla
stadium, by winning a slugfest from,
the Missions, 11 to 10. The old Dug
dale pork burned two weeks ago. Tho
Missions gathered 13 hits and the In,i
dlans 10. (
Ed Boecht held the Sacramento
Senators to six hits as Los Angeles
won 6 to 1 In one hour and 35 mlrw
utea. Haney, Dlttmar and Cronln of
the Angels led the batting attack on
Flynn, who yielded 13 safeties,
Oukland was outhlt by the San
Francisco Seals, but won 8 to 0. f
Yesterday's results: R. H, E,!
Hollywood - 16 3
Portland Z 4 10 1
Shellcnback and Bossier, Mayer; A.
Jacobs and Fltzpa trick,
R. H. E.
Missions 10 13 2
Seattle .. n 16 3
T. Plllette, Brlggs and Rlccl, Hoff
man; Huld, Elson and Cox.
R. H. E.
Sacramento 1 0 0
Los Angeles 6 13 2
Flynn and Wlrts; Baecht and Cro
nln. B. H. E.
Oakland 8 10 0
San Francisco 6 13 2
Fieber, Ludolph and Leveque; Hen
derson, Rooney and Brenzel,
Mere Length Bad
Driving Slogan
Bo careful of that extra distance1
In your drives. I have had clutjl
members playing consistently In the
80's, who have utterly ruined their
gamo by attempting to add 60 yardtj
to tholr tco-shots.
A 150-yard drive straight down the
middle of the fairway Is far bottcj
than 260 yards Into tho woodB or
rough. $
Accuracy, rather than distance
should be tho aim of every golfer;
particularly that vast majority of
players whoso only opportunity for
the game comes on week-end holt
days.
A perfect drive Is probably tho
most satisfying shot In the game;
but It must always bo remembered
that a straight drive Is far more to
be desired than a long one, and is
Important, too, In thut it does much
towards putting you In the right
frame of mind for your second shot.
8U1AR AND FI.OUU
PORTLAND, July 20 ff) Sugar
Cane, granulated $4.45 100 lbs.; beet
HUgnr $4.20 100 lbs.
Domestic flour Selling price de
livered: patent 4 Oh $5.60; do OBs $5.30;
bakers' bluestom $4-10; soft wheat
pantry patent $3.40(t$3.60; Montana
hard wheat patent $5.00 tjj$5J0; rye
$4 .60 a $4.00.
CHK'AOO MVKSTOCK
CHICAGO, July 20 (A) (U. S. D.
A.) Hog-j 10,000; slow, around 10c
lower, good to choice 180-940 lbs.
$4 .00 c. $4.75; top $4.75.
Cattle 7.000; strictly cholco steers
and yenrllnga scarce, strong to 15c
higher; top yearlings and medium
weight fltrcrs $l.00, she-stock slightly
more active; mostly steady to strong
voalers scarce, Btently to 26c lower.
Shorn 11,000; not fully oHtabliiihed;
packers bidding mostly 25o lower; row
antes steady to unevenly lower, gtxxl
natlvo hunbm $5.60 $5.76; native
throwout.t $3.00'(i $3.50; few slaughter
ewes $1.50 a $2 .00.
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BasebiltStanding.
By the Associated I'rens
COAST LEAUL'E
W. L. Pct
Portland 84 45 .687
vrn an a a una
Ban pnuicinclj '".'.ZT.Z'.m bo .633 .
Los Angeles ., 64 63
.606
Seattle -4.62 68
Sacramento ' 60 69
Oakland 49 80
.481
.460
.460
.407
Mission ......44 64
t American u.(ivr.
: W. L,
New York 1 61 38
Philadelphia 64 38
1 Cleveland 62 38
'Detroit -...48 38
pct.
.886 1
.687 1
.678 j
550 1
Washington 49
St. Louis ; 49
Ohlcogo 30
Boston - 21
41
48
67
66
.644
.448
,436
.241
'. NATIONAL LEAGUE
ir- W. L,
Pct.
.683
.668
.628
.496
.488
.477
.468
.421
Pittsburgh 49
Chicago - . 48
Boston 47
Philadelphia ... ....46
St. Louis 42
Brooklyn , , 42
Now York ..'....38
Cincinnati ...40
YESTERDAY'S GAMES
Coast League
Hollywood 1, Portland 4.
' Missions 10, Seattle 11.
' Sacramento 1, Los Angeles 6.
Oakland 8, San Francisco 0.
''- National League
Pittsburgh 6-6, Philadelphia 2-6.
'-' St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 8.
' Cincinnati 0, Boston 3.
Chicago 6, New York 4.
'u American League
' New York. 8, Chicago 8.
"'Philadelphia ,9-16, St. Louis 8-0.
Washington 2, Detroit 3.
1 Boston 0, Cleveland 7.
Better Demand
Noted Today In
Butter Market
PORTLAND, July 20 UP) Demand
la generally favorable In tho market
for butter.. LocaJly and along the
coast generally as well as In the east
and mid-west, the situation appears
to be clarifying somewhat.
i-n r. ism .nd atnndam imuicB
oppears fully sufficient at the mo-
ment to toko care of oil current oi-
ferlngs while underscore are surprls-
ingly Inactive . conoldcrlng financial
conditions I
Butterfat appears steady to firm.
Z .... ... . . .
'4 "TS E
m An 7. .ZT TLV.r
fairy liberal. Call is now about
equal to supply. Broilers l ore In best experienced but
.u ih,n" ? ?rt ' "one too rugged. It will take all his
within tho price range as fast as they tomlna t0 J?etttln a rnclng penk over
, i . u ' three successive days of Olympic com
There oro still arrivals of crop. Hornbostel ls a recent dc-
turkoys, which are moving out at the .?...,, -mnnr!.H.iv. h..t has
oxtrcmo low price now effective.
Broilers are In fair call for new orop
but shippers aro instructed to get tne
advance of tholr wholesaler before
sending supplies. I
;.. PolAto Market Uenker
Further weakness Is being forced In '
tho market for now potatoes as a re-1
suit of tho desire of the trade here
to clean up accumulated holdings of
Central Washington goods. Locals are
getting better size and are finding
Improved call.
Still another rise In tho price or
.umu con-mereu "
rosult of a further advance In the
lemons Is considered likely hero
OUth.
Market for onions oontlnues to slide
here as a result of oongeetlon at prt-
mary points. Extreme etagnatlon is
continued In the big markets of the
More than passing weakness 1b re-
fleeted In tho market for country
killed pork as a resultof price cut
ting on the dressed product and with
an accumulation of supplies in re
tailers hands.
Wholesale Trailing
Notes of wholesale trading:
Voal market Is Just about holding
Its own.
Lambs are In good call as aro ewes.
Tomatoes are still dropping with
more arriving from Tho Dalles and an
acoumulatlon of California!! here.
Anothor carload of seedless g wipes
won due from the south.
Corn market la lower but demand
ls still fairly notlvo.
Outdoor cucumborn oro showing
badly bent values with stocks accu
mulating.
OMAHA SIIKEl'
OMAHA, July 20 UP) (U, 8. D. A.)
Sheep 8,600; lambs 25c lower, shesp
unchaitged, Foedors weak; bulk good
and cholco range and native lambs
$5.001 $5.26, good and oholco feeding
lambs $4.00sr$4.40.
I.IVKHPOOI. WHEAT
LIVERPOOL, July 30 W) Wheat
closed July 62.4; Oct, 63H; Deo. 64,.
Exchaugo $3.56.
Open High Low Close
July new) .40 .48 ,4i4 .44',
(old) 4.1-Hi .4lltji .14- .451,
Sept, (old).. .48V4G-M --""h .4:i4
(new) 4mtlti Al .47V1
!. 81MH Sl-'Vi .SOU .soiigi-s
PORTLAND WHEAT
open nigh Lo rioM
July . - .45Vt .454 AZi .44
'lt 48V4 .4114 .411 .411
tec 49 A9li ,48H AH
CHICAGO CORN
Open High Low rtnw
Jul)' Sl .31 4 .3111, Mlj,
Sept.,.....;,.,.. ..... .33 .. .33!, .SI'S, .3Us,.3S
lf. - ,930.33, .33!, .3 Mft "
Two Games
ffl J UNLIKELY TO
WIN LONG RACES
Middle Distance Talent
Grouped in 400 Due to
.bastman-Carr Feud.
. Ily Alnn tiould
(Associated Press Sports Editor)
LOU ANOELEB, July 20 VF) Since
tne imai American track and field
tryouts, wnere uncle Bam put his
tw0 prizo middle distance eggs In the
same basket, It has become clear
again that this country will have dif
ficulty trying to win any foot-racing
honors over 400 meters.
It took some extraordinary meas
ures, pfus the rare fighting spirit of
Ray Barbutl, to put over a single
winner on the Olympic track four
years ago. The chance this year to
distribute our middle distance tal
ent to the best advantage was
"blown" when the feud sprang up
over the rival merits of Bill Carr and
Ben Eastman.
Lost To 8A0 Field
Until Carr came all the way across
the country to explode the myth of
Eastman's Invincibility, the supposi
tion was that Big Ben could be
counted oh to clean up the Olympic
400 and 800. His defeat, instead of
convincing his admirers of the ob
vious that he Ib better fitted for the
longer distance led to his coach's In
sistence upon a return duel. Not
only was this lost, In another record
raco with Carr, but Eastman was lost
to the 800 lineup and both will fight
It out again In the 400 here.
Eastman's chances to turn the ta
bles will bo better on the Olympic
track, where tho 400 will be run In
lanes. The evidence so far, however,
Is that the Pennsylvania star has the
"Indian sign" on his Stanford rival.
Carr has never been beaten at 400
meters or 400 yards. Until he whipped
Eastman, however, he was best known
as a member of Penn's crack mile re
lay team. Until this spring he had
an Idea he would be better off In
tho broad Jump. Similarly, Eastman,
since reaching his best college stride,
has never been pressed at 880 yards
or ouu meters, niougn nu tan romp
most any route briskly,
Canadian Ls Threat
ln " loreigne mi inteiy
extend Carr and Eastman In. tho
Olymplo 400 oro Alex Wilson, of Con-
country as a representative of Notre
i. j.
EnB'and. Wilson's team-mate, tho
""""' """' 'T '
nlD Barbutl at the tope In the Olym-
WltEiran-oui of the 800. tho
1 Oenuug, of Seattle, Charles Hornbos-
tol, of Indiana, and Edwin Turner Jr.
,',. n , ,, ril
. H Bn.rt.
TQm Httmutoni tn0 Brltlsll atnr;
phll EdwnrdSi 0( Canada, and Bora
,.., f ,,,w hninor wf V
w0..la 8on-mcter record, f Inure to
g)vo our bov8 ell tllcy C1n ha,lcUe, Au
Maoned camnolaners.
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PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, Ore., July 20 P)
Cattle 36, calves 10; slow. . Stoom
000-000 lbs. medium $4.60-?0. common
$2.60 it $4.60; 000-110O lbs. medium
4.609$0.OO, Common 2.76 $4.B0;
1K. M Bn Z, .str
trl. EKn.DKn 11.. n.Alx.n .1 Rrt f.t
. ' . . '"
common , mcdlum t3 00 ' $3 BOi
. ,. nn . q no
Bul5 yenIllngB eJtclutl0(li good
. J,, ,R ' ,,'
. , ,,,..
4.504 5.00. medium 3.50 f $4.60,
cull and common $2.007 93.50. Calves
250-500 -lbs. good and cholco $3.50
64-50, common and medium $2.00 &
3.50.
Hogs 400, Including 146 through;
weak, lower. Light Ughta 140-100 lbs.
good and cholco $4.40(?$5.40; llght
uxMghts 100-180 lbs. good and choice
$5,250(5.40. 180-200 lbs. good and
choice $5.25 1)' $5.40; medium weight
200-220 lbs. good and choice $4.40
(iii $5.40. 220 to 250 pounds good and
choice $4.356! $5.25; heavyweights 250
290 lbs. good and choice $4.26 f $5.00.
290-350 lbs. good and choice $4.00 o?
$4.76. Packing sows, 276-500 lbs. mc
dlum and good 3.00(,i 4.00; feeders
stockcrs 70-130 lbs. good and cholco
$4.0061 $4.26.
Sheep and lambs 600, actlra.
Lambs 00 pounds down, good and
cholco $4.00 w $4.75, medium $3.25
(r$4.0O, all weights, common $2.50 n
$3:25: yearling wethers 90-110 lbs.
mcdlum to cholco $1.00 $1.50; 120
150 lbs. medium to cholco 75cwsi.25,
all weights, cull to common 60sf76o.
Cherbourg, France, ranks first
among the ports of Europe In num
ber of traisatlantlc passengers om
bnrked and disembarked.
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Men's Oxfords
Black, brown. Formerly priced
$3.08, $4.08, $5.60 0 QQ
(Not all sizes).: pltf 9
Dress Shirts .
. Flnebroadcloths and madras
weaves, plain and fancy, pat
terns. They wore $1.00 to04
$1.98. 2 for 9JL
Men's
Work Trousers
.Moleskins, . d
khaki , ?1
Women's
Sport Shoes
Broken -sizes; white and QJ
black and white, pair $ JL
Children's
Sturdy Play Shoes
Oxford style; two-tone $21
combinations, pair
Men's
Rayon Union Suits
Athletlo style; white 1A.
and colors Ivv
L & L Bleached Muslin
8c yd.
Flowei-ed Cretonne
36 Inch
7c yd.
Printed, Tubfust
Batiste and Voile
,!(,12'2c yd.
All Wool
Bathing Suits
98c ea.
Rayon Fringe
Assorted Colors
,', ' 9c yd.
( J , Blenched
Longwear Sheeting
81" Wide
26c yd.
Rayon Printed Crepe
..' 39c yd.
Unbleached
All Linen Toweling
10c yU
Assorted Anklets
All Sizes
10c Pr.
Tied and Dyed Scarfs
$1.00 ea.
All Silk Hose
39c pr.
Ladies' Rayon Pajamas
79c ea.
Zee Toilet Tissue
V, 760 Sheets
6 for, 25c ,
Modess Sanitary Pads
' 6 pkgs. $1.00
Odds and Ends Curtains
59c to 79c
Fitch's Shampoo
With Tonic
63c
Italian Balm
00c Slzo
40c
lollies'
Step-in Girdles
Children's Play Suits
49c
Ladies' Silk Dresses
$1.88 to $4.88
Ladles'
Cotton Fabric Gloves
29c pr.
Oil, '
3 gal $1.00
Milk Pails,
3 for $1.00
Sponges 17c
Chamois 69c
Utility Cloth,
.3 yds . 10c
Auto Seat
Cushions . 49c
Ward's Fine
Parts Oil 19c
Nails,
25 lbs $1.00
Health Cooker $1.29
Fry Pan Set,
3 $1.00
2-Qt, Ice Cream
Freezer $1.39
25-ft. Hose $-1.00
Kitchen Can
Ensemble $1.29
Galvanized Boiler....$1.19 ,
Linen Can $1.00
Car Seat Covers,
Sedan ..... $2.69
Coach '. $1.98
Coupe $1.29
Spoke Brush :. 19c
Hydraulic Jack $3.29
Tire Pump $1.29
15-lb. Manila
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