La Grande evening observer., July 11, 1933, Page 6, Image 6

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE.
Tuesday, July 11, 1933
YANKS MAKE NINE1
. RUNS IN INNING
ny Herbert W. ilarker
U&ybe the New York Yankees
aren't the same formidable totueball
machine that overpowered all oppo
sition last year but It still does not
do to count them out until the last
man nas been retired.
i.Bucky Harris and his Detroit Tig
ers were sailing along with a 0-1 lead
yesterday when the world champion
clubbed, over nine runs in the eighth
and earned a 10-6 decision that en
abled them to cut Washington's Am
erican league lead to three games.
The Senators dropped a 3-3 decision
to Cleveland in 13 Innings.
: 'market news of toe day :
July
Kept.
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May
Open
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Clingman Defeats
Japanese Matman
' PORTLAND, Ore., July 11 UP) Af
ter losing the first lull, Otl Cling.
man, of Oklahoma City, came back
to take the net two ami the match
from Tesure, HIpuni, of Japan, In
the main event of last bight'
wrestling card here. Clingman
weighed 161 pounds and Hlgaml, 100.
CHICAGO COKN
July ... . .63 M ,
Sept. : .fl40.o; .( .
Ileo, 70'j.1l ,1
May. 75 .7U .78
03
.78
77
CLASSIFIED ADS
MAMET PLACI OF UNION WA1XOWA CUUNTIM fc
(Count five average words
to the line.)
Per line, 1st lnsertlcnlOe
Per line, each added consec
utive Insertion To
Minimum charge on one
order
RATES BY MONTH
9 lines, per month .sa.60
8 lines, per month .a3.2g
4 lines, per month $4.00
ft lines, per month t 7(1
cn additional line over five
charged at Mo per line per month.
PORTLAND WHEAT
Open High Low Close
July 70 ' M .70 At
Sept HZ .85 ' Ml M
Dee. .... 85 .80 M .811
Orville Mohler Is
Released by Angels
1 LOS ANOEXB3, Cel., July 11 VP)
Orville Mobler, former University of
Southern California football star, has
been released by the Los Angelea club
of the Pacific Coast league.
1 The action came as a shock to local
fans," Mohler, who was one of the
greatest Trojan quarterbacks, was
batting well over 3.00 but It was his
fielding - which fell short. . Oeorge
Buchanan former Southern California
southpaw pitching ace, also was
-Topped.
-"We let them go chiefly because we
had to cut down expenses," said Muh-
fler Jack Lellvelt.
Lindberghs Spend
Day at North Haven
I v SOUTH WARREN, Me., July 11 UP)
Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh flew yesterday to the home of
Mrs, Lindbergh's mother, Mrs. Dwlght
w.- Morrow, at North Havon, after
spending the night In a camp on the
snore of South Pond here.
The Lindberghs are on a flight to
Greenland where they plan to In
vestigate the possibilities of cstab
llshlng a transatlantic air route con.
templated by the Air Transport com'
puny for which Colonel Lindbergh is
technical adviser.
V
MEETING TO
BE HELD IN
LOCAL HOTEL
(Ountlnueo Keen Pag Onei
" sweet clover, alfalfa or other tame
grasses whllo receiving the cash bene.
fits available on the land retired
from wheat production." , ,
Meeting Called
Explanation of the plan will be
given here at a meeting to which
.all farmers aro invited and which is
expected to draw a large attendance
This meeting Is one of a aeries of
similar ones being held In every 1m
. portant wheat section In Orogon dur-
nng the following two weeks,
,." The program for tho local meeting
jouows:
j Place Sacajaweo Inn, date July
i, time 10 a. m., throughout the
. day.
, 10 a. m. Meeting caled to order
by H, o. Avery, chairman.
' 10:10 a. m. "The Agricultural Ad
justment Act" p. L. Ballard, county
'agent, lcacVr.
11:00 "Tho Economlo filtuatlon
and Wheat Market Outlook" L. R.
Brelthaupt, extension agricultural
economist.
19 Lunch hour.
;' '1:30 p. m "The Wheat Adjust
ment Plan" P. L. Ballard.
-:00 p. m. "Use of Vacated Land
General Policies" L. R. Brelthaupt
"2:30 p. m, "County Wheat Plan
and Alternate Crops" H. a. Avery.
,800 ATTEND ,
"BROADCAST"
LAST NIGHT
(Continued Prom Page One)
' portunlty to broadcast over stations
' there. Judges who selcotod the mu
1 alclans from the winners In the week
ly programs were Bert Kali, C. E. Wil
liams, Bob Chandler, Cliff Freeman
; and Pred Ragsdole.
1 Tho weekly broadcasts wit! con
tinue, beginning next Monday eve
ning, and to the winners of the new
' scries will be awarded 50 in casn
prizes.
t The exact date for the Portland trip
has not been determined, but Arthur
' Bremer, who Is In charge, expects
to havo the date and the names of
the stations over which they will
broadcast for publication within tho
next day or two. he said.
. About 800 attended the broadcast
.and others were turned away at tho
door, the largest crowd assembled at
any of tho programs so far.
Competition wns keon with winners
crowded for their laurels by Carl Toy
tea Jr., who won 3 with his clever
dancing, and Elinor Mottoon, who re
ceived a for her som; to which she
played her own accompaniment on
' the guitar.
BAHEBAI.L STANDINGS
Coast Leugue
Sacramento .
Portland
Los Angeles .............
Hollywood ..
Mission
Oakland
Seattle .
San Francisco
Where They Open Today
Portland at Oakland.
Seattle at Sacramento. ,
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Mission at Hollywood.
W. L. Pet.
69 40 MB
68 40 .602
66 41 .677
66 43 .667
46 63 .469
44 62 .466
36 69 .370
37 61 .378
National League
W. L. Pet.
New York 44 31 .687
St. Louis 42 36 .638
Pittsburgh .... 41 30 .632
Chicago 43 36 .631
Boston 40 30 .606
Brooklyn 36 40 '.467
Cincinnati 34 48 .426
Philadelphia 32 45 .410
Yesterday's Results
At Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2.
Only games scheduled. .
American 'League
r' W.
Washington 80
New York 48
Philadelphia ...... 39
Chicago 30
Detroit 38
Cleveland .. 38
Boston 32
St. Louis 32
Yesterday's Results
At Philadelphia 3-1, Ohlcago 2-7.
At Boston 6, St. Louis 0.
At New York 10, Detroit 6.
At Washington 2, Cleveland 3.
L.
20
30
39
40
42
43
46
61
Pet.
.068
.616
.600
.494
.476
.409
.416
.380
County Health Meet
Set For 19th of July
(Continued from Page One)
county publlo' health program. Em
ergencies have been claiming the at
tention of all workers these last two
years end publlo health as such has
been somewhat set aside In all of
the 22 counties of Oregon that havo
permanent services. Union county
Is making an effort through the pub
llo health association to got back to
its health program and has responded
enthusiastically to the request to
serve on committees and help in any
way possible.- the officers say. - It Is
hoped by officers that there will be
large crowd at the meeting on
July 19 at Union.
'"The Union County Publlo Health
association Is a county-wide organ
ization that was formed years ago
to sorve the entire county and to
draw Its support from the entlro
county as well," says Miss Edna Flan
agan, btate rciM-escntitMvc wlio Is
here in collection with this work.
It gets Its working fund through
the sale of Christmas seals. It Is of
Interest," she a4cn, "to every citizen
of tho county and so It Is your asso
ciation and the July meeting Is your
meeting. Your attendance Is ro-
quested not only for the benefit you
will derive front the meeting but also
for the service your presence will
render."
There aro 20 countlos In Oregon
that lve county public health asso
ciations, 22 of them having one or
more full time public health nurses
and five having full time health
officers. The organization in each
county follows tho same general sot
up, with four elective officers and six
standing committees.
EGG PRICES WILL
BE ADVANCED IN
PORTLAND MART
PORTLAND, July 11 UP) There
will be an advance ofj egg prices here,
effective Wednesday morning when
all prices will be moved up lc dozen
according to announcement of Man
ager Reed of the Pacific co-ops. Ex
tras will then be listed at 20c and
mediums and standards 19c dozen
with oversize 22a.
Reports that Chicago Is taking car
load offerings of Oregon celery and
is asking for more, were confirmed In
the trade, here today. It was said to
he the first time In history that the
Illinois metropolis has entered the
Oregon market at this period of the
year.
RAI.EM Killl'H CIIERRIF.S
SALEM. July 11 UP) Tho first
Bing cherries shipped out of Salem
this season by the Cherry Grower's
association were today rolling toward
Chicago. 1
Initial receipt of , Lamberts Is ex
pected here tomorrow, O. E. Brooks,
president of the association said.
FOR SALE
OR TRADE, Guernsey bulls, registered
or grade, all ages. K. Gekeler, Allcel.
. ,7-11-3 to.
OR TRADE for lighter trailer, a 4
.whcel trailer. New 33x6 tires, Allcel
postofflce. 7-11-3 X.
PIE CHERRIES Olenn Thompson,
Frultdale. 7-10-3t.
FOR SALE Mill wood. Archie Conley,
137 J. 7-8-4, tp.
FOR RENT
MODERN FURN. COTTAGE. Furnace
and garage. 903 O Ave. Phone 236 J.
7-11-2 t.
BANK OFFICERS
AT PENDLETON
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Stoddard and
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Parker, of I
Orande, spent yesterday In Pendleton
on the occasion of the opening of
the Pendleton branch of the United
States National bank of Portlarld. Mr.
Stoddard Is president ond Mr. Parker
cashier of the First National bank of
La Grande.
Al Manfredo, cousin of Young Cor. 1
bett III and a fellowtownsman of
Fresno, Cal., has lost only one light
In 45 starts as a welterweight.
FURN. APT, Cheap, 1311 o Ave.
. 7-6-7 tp.
FOR SALE Refrigerator,
20X2.
Phono F.
7-8-3 t.
FOR SALE Pinetree milking ma.
chine, 2 unit. Hay chopper with
Fordson tractor. Blacksmith shop
complete, see Tex Knight, Union,
Ore. Phono 463. 7-7-18 t.
STATE TESTED Wh. Leg. ohlx, $6.00
100, Hart's Hatchery, Beaver ton.
6-21-1 mp
FOR SALE Wood, cut green from
first class timber.' Any length.
Place your order now for your
winters supply. Also dry wood.
Phone 1051W. ' . 8-7-lm.
FOR SALB Borates paper for school
or Dome, at the Observer, 60 pad.
11-2-t f.
FOR SALE Cultivated mushrooms,
delivered 60o lb. Goats milk for
Infants and Invalids 10c' qt. 203
N Avo. Ph. 666 R. 7-5-1 m.
CLOSE IRREGULAR
- IN WALL STREET
NEW YORK, July 11 If) - Stlmu-
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND. July 11 UP) Cattle:
70; calves 0; about steady.
Steers, good and medium, $5.00
V&.85; common, $3.25 $5.00; heifers,
good, common and medium, $4.26
$4.60; cows, good, common and me-
idlum; $4.00$4.25: bulls, good, $3:20
$3.&0; cutters and medium, $2.25
$3.25; vealers, good,- $6.00 $6.75;
cut and medium, $3.00 $6.00; calves,
Dfwl fi fifl fn, Aft fWV Mmmnn 0 Kft A
lotion from tho alcoholic group : hr nn ' . ' ' -.
AUTOMOBILES
CHEVROLET COUPE
Excellent shape. Good tires.
Price 1260.00.
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANV
4th Si Adams Phone Main 600
7-6-t t,
MISCELLANEOUS
LICENSED PLUMBER, rates reason
able. Call Fred Balmes, 203 N Ave.
7-6-1 m.
. RADIO SERVICE
Experience and equipment to give you
better radio service.
- Fitzgerald Furniture Co. t
Phone Main 770 at' .
,6-15-1 m
DO WELL BROS. CLEAN-UP We Will
clean up your ashes, papers, etc.
Phone 323-J. 8-8-t f.
EASTERN OREGON School of Music,
violin, piano, voice. Credits. I. o. O.
F. temple, 447-J. 9-6-1 m.
J.CRIST0FF,61,
PASSES AWAY
MONDAY NIGHT
Jack Crlstoff, age 61, passed away
Monday evening after a short Illness.
He had been the chef at the Saca
Jawca Inn for the past three years
and prior to that hod been In tho
restaurant business In Boise, Ida. for
20 years. He was born In Jugo
: .Slavla and has no known relatives In
', Oils country. The body Is at Walk
,ers Funeral Home and funeral ai
rangements will be announced when
;twends aro heard from in Boise, Ida.
EAST NORMAL
ASSEMBLY HELD
THIS MORNING
"Hobbles" was tho thome of tho
weekly assembly this morning at the
Eastern Oregon Normal school. Musi
cal numbers were furnished by Mrs.
it. rarkcr, Accompanied by Miss
Jennie Peterson, and Mlssi Mary Elian
Angel, for whom Miss Lilly Belle An
gel, her sister, played the accompani
ment. '
Members of the faculty who dis
cussed hobbles wcro RL. Skecn, who
spoko on tho philosophy of hobbles;
Miss Mildred Hawksworth, rending as
nobby; Miss Tholma Whnley, horse
back; Miss Amanda Zabcl, numbers;
Ralph Bndglcy, hiking and camptng.
Announcement also was made of
tho plcnlo on July 14. and tho sum
mer session dance to which former
students aro invited i July 21, the
formor to bo held at Pino Cone and
tho latter at the Normal school bull
room.
steadied the stock market today, but
pivotal issues, as a whole, were un
able to work up any great amount! of
chthusluam. Soaring grains and dot
lor' gyrations also apparently exerted
little Influence. The close was Ir
regular. Approximately 6,0 0 0,00 0
shares changed hands.
. Closing figures Include:
Air Reduc . 07
Al. Chem. and Dye 12854
American Can 03 54
American T. and T. '. 130
Bethlehem 8teel 45
jf I. Case :. 95
jpl. O. and E 26
Continental Can . , 61
General Motors , ' 32
Johns 'Manvllle :. 64
Llbbey-O.-Ford S0
Liggett and Myers B 03 i
Ifcontgomery Ward 27
National Distill 110 I football,
J. C. Ponnoy 45
Publlo Ser. N. J 63
Southern Pacific 3414
St. oil of Cal 30
8t. Oil of N. J. 30 Vi
United Aircraft 37
United Corporation 13 V.
U. S. Indus. Alcohol .'. 82
U. B. Steel : 03
Hogs: 182; steady. Good 140-200 lbs.
$5-5.60; 200-260 lbs. $4.86-65.50; over
260 lbs., 4.255.16; sows, good, $4.00
$4.90; medium, $3.76 64.35; pigs,
good, 2.75$3.25.
Sheep: 80: steady. . .
Imbs,- good and choice. $6.00 &
$0.60; common and medium, $5.00 a
$5.75; wethers, $2.00 & $4.00; ewes,
$1.S0$2.25.
OMAHA NIIKEP
OMAHA, July 11 UP) (U. S. D.
A.) Sheep: 6,500; lambs not estab
lished; bids 60c lower; sheep steady;
feeders strong; bids sorted native
lambs $7.25fi $7.60; ewes $1.00$2.00.
John "Firpo" Husar Is the only
1033 Purdue graduate boasting ma
jor .varsity letters In three sports
football, basketball and baseball.
SUGAR AND FLOUR ,
PORTLAND, July ll UP) Sugart
Cane granulated, $4.76: fruit or berry,
$4.50; beet sugar, 84.65 100 lbs.
Domestic flour: Selling price, mill
delivery 25-bbl Jots: patent, 40s, $7.20
c8.00; do 08s, $7.00 g $7.40: bakers
bluestem; $6. 15 ca $6.26; bakers' flour,
$5.55 (ff $5.76: soft white, pastry pat
ent, $0.15 la $7.40; Montana hard
wheat patent, $8.10(a$80; rye, $4.00
e?$6.30; whole wheat, $4.76; graham,
$5.30e$5.70. !
zoss
Cherry Picking
Ladders ,.
Stand Up!
Try one and you will underr
stand how much safer they
are.
Home Lumber
& Coal Co.
Phone: Main 17
BALLOTS FOR
ELECTION ARE
RECEIVED HERE
Bnllots for the special election on
July 21, 1033 have been received by
C. K. McCormlck, county clerk, at
tho court house, In preparation for
tho vote which will decide several
Important Issues, among them the
sales tax and prohibition reform.
Tho ballot boxes aro being prepared
for tho election and soon will be
turned over to Sheriff Jesse Bresh
enrs for distribution at the several
polls throughout the city.
WESTERN UNION
MANAGER HERE
O. P. Horrlck, of San Francisco,
division manager of the Western Un
ion, was In Ln Grande yesterday and
left Inst night for Pendleton.'
Tho western tennis championships
In Chicago this summer hnd a full
bracket of 128 men's singles en
trants, with nearly half that many
more denied admission to the lists.
Listen
Hospital Bills are an ex
pensive 1 u x u r y, don't
take n chance with im
pure ice.
Our Ice Is made from pure
water, under sanitary condi
tions. Our prices aro reason
able, our services aro the best,
wo linvo a mnn at the plnftt
for tlte cosh and cay trade.
Gaither Ice &
Fuel Co.
Main 528
Cleaning - Pressing
Dyeing
Alterations - Repairs
Tailored Suits
Hat Blocking
Ideal Cleaners
W. A. Lindsay, Prop.
Foley Bldg. Phone: 208W
ICR
Clear - Solid - Cnld
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Our Own Product
Residence Tellveries Our Speolalty
YOUNG'S ICK CO.
1505 8 Are. imi. Main 804
Authorized
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nn
Studebaker
Bulck and
Pontlao
Automobiles
All Types of Repairing
By Expert Mechanics
M. J. Goss
Automobiles Main 82
" ' Quality
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" Where Can I Find
A Husband? "
The Heart-Cry of a
Million Lonely Women!
ifi AndThisIstheStory tuCFr1
m of a girl Who Said: K V
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LIBERTY NEWS
.'World's Spotlight
J.C.PENNEYOa 1
Mid-Summer
Starts Wednesday July 12th
' Featuring Three Hundred
Summer Dresses
New styles new prints new plain
colors new combinations every
day there are new frock fashions at
Penney's! All the newest materials,
too! They're gay, smart, and oh, so
very wearable!
Right now, just when every ward
robe needs freshening, you'll dis
cover particularly entrancing new
necklines, sleeves, capelets, lingerie
touches in fact, everything you've
been wanting. And just look at the
remarkable low price!
2
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NEW WHITE HATS
80c
Bought Before The Rise
Super Savings Await You
o
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$
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Young Men
11-
90
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There nrc plenty of brown and blue
worsteds, tweeds and novelty stiner
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