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Thursday, July 27, 1933
Page Four
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
BUDDY REYNOLDS
WINS HANDICAP
CHAMPIONSHIP
, Buddy Reynolds, rapidly becoming
one of the leading golfers In La
Grande following In the foots tope of
his championship father, C. H. Reyn
olds Is the new handicap tourna
ment champion.
Buddy defeated Ken Siogrlst over 18
holes in the final bo von and wx,
shooting an 81. His handicap was 12
and SiegrlsVs was seven.
Play already has started on the
'club championship tournament and
Buddy, among those who qualified,
won his first match.
He Is In Portland at present, going
there with Fred N owl ami, and Buddy
entered the qualifying round of the
Junior state championship, but his
84 was not quite good enough to
make the grade. Ho and Fred expect
to roturn home today, accompanied i
by Ralph Floberg, who recently com
pleted a month at C. M, T. cainp at
Vancouver lmutww.
Howard Cantonwine
Wins From Nelson
PORTLAND, Ore., July 27 m
After losing tlie Jlret loll to Ooorgo
Nelson, of Provo, Utah, Howard can'
tonwlne, of Portland, oamo back to'i
take the next two and win the main
event on last night's wrestling pro
gram here. Cantonwine weighed 230
and Nelson, IIS.
CONOKKSS.M.lfr PAHDONKI) '
WASHINGTON Representative F.
H. Bhoomaker, who eerved a term In
Leavenworth nltentlary several
years ago, says he has received a full
pardon from President Roosovolt to
restore his citizenship, in iuzu, Mr.
Blioemaker addressed a letter to
banker and wrote on tho envelope,
"Robber of orphans and widows." He
was convicted of mailing scurrlllous
matter.
A yield of 118 bushels of oata to
the acre on a 21-acre Held was rc
ported by Joo Berry, Clilckaslia, Okla.,
farmer.
?WMW? DELICIOUS
Good For
Fri. & Sat - July 28-29
Snowdrift
Best Shortening
Pail ....
79c
Pork & Beans
Ritters
5ccan
Certo
Bottles ...
49c
Baking Powder
K. C.
25c Size
19c
BACON ,..15c
Lard
4 lbs.
35c
Linit
Starch
10c
Chase
and
Sanborn's
Dated
COFFEE
1-lb. Can
30c
Foods for Stay-at-Home
Husbands
YOU didn't know there woro
any stay-at-homo huubandB?
Well, we'ro talking about bus
bands whose wives are uway for
the summer. And In case you nre
one of those wives, and the sort
who worries about the "poor
dears" eating In restaurants, here
are soino timely suggestions.
Vacation Foods
Stock up your shelves with va
cation foods. Wo won't guarantee
that when you come home you
won't find the food all Intact, be
cause actually the poor dears don't
have a half-bad time, with every
one Including themselves feeling
very sorry about them. But we'll
wage! that If you stock up with
tho right foods tho sort of things
thut men like to eat without trou
ble or fuss you'll find quite a
dent In the family lardor when
you come home. And at any rate,
you can bask on the beach with
out foeling like an old moanle.
Order such interesting and
easily prcparod foods as beef a la
mode, chicken a la king, chicken
curry, lobster nowburg, cod flsh
cakes, cod fish flakes, shrimps,
sardinos in oil, mustard or to
mato sauce; also some satisfying
soups such as bean puree, pepper
pot, cream of tomato, and lima
bean puree; some fruit juices for
summer drinks, such as pineapple
Juice, orange Juice and grapefruit
Juice; and some sandwich meats
that go well with beer, such as
ham loaf, sliced ham, wholo ham,
hamburger steak, pig's feet, pot
ted meats, sausage plain or with
sauerkraut, and tongue.'.
IJGEDEMAGGIO'S
HITTING STREAK
BROUGHT TO END
By The AfMK'lated Press ;
For almost two months Joe De
Musglo banged out at least one hit
off every Coast league pitcher who
faced him, hit safely in 01 consecu
tive games to hotter by 12 the for
mer 40-gamo league record Bet by
Oakland's Joe Ness In 1015.
Yesterday the remarkable Seal
youngster, an 18-year-old ex-newsboy
playing his first season In organized
baseball, went ttitlcss, stopped by
Oakland fielding and the steady
pitching of Ed Walsh, son of tho
great Ed Walsh of Chicago White Sox
fame. .
The kid outfielder failed to hit
safely, but his long fly to Pool scored
Jack Penton to give San Francisco a
6-4 victory over Oakland.
In his Gl-game batting streak De
Maggio hit 104 times In 25S times at
bat for an average of .405. His 104
hit included 17 doubles, six triples
and 11 home runs. .
Other Coast league engagements
yesterday served to tighten further
the already close pennant race. Buck
Ncwsom's 5-hlt tossing gavo Los An
geles Its second straight win over
Sncramonto D-3, and sent the fourth
IIA.KKItAM, STANDINGS
lly tho Assm-laled Press
feast .euKilo
W.
Sacromento 69
Portland 68
Hollywood ........67
Los Angeles
Oakland M
Missions
..52
...... ....48 68
San Francisco 44 70
Seattle ..., ..41 70
Yesterday's itmulta
Son Francisco 6, Oakland 4.
Los Angeles 0, Sacramento 3.
Hollywood 8, Portland 6.
Missions 8, Seattle 7, .
Pet.
.000
.506
.588
.584
.464
.414
.386
.360
Helen To Captain
Wight man Cup Team
NEW YORK, July 27 Ml Helen
Wills Moody, Wimbledon tennis
champion was named today to cap
tain tho United States team In the
Wlghtman cut matches with England
at Forest Hills, August 4-5.
American League
W.
Washington : - 59
New York 68
Philadelphia 47
Detroit .. 48
Hires
Root
Beer
25c
Corn
Starch
3 Pkgs.
19c
Pet.
.041
.630
.511
.480
.470
.462
.446
.357
Cleveland 46
Chicago 43
Boston . 41
St. Louis 35
Yesterday's ItesuUs
At Detroit B, St. Louis 7.
: At Chicago l,.ClVclund 7. ,.'
At Boston q-B,)?ew York 2-4,7
National League
W. h. Pet.
New York .....4 65 36 .604
Chicago 63 42 .558
Pittsburgh 51 43 .543
St. Louis 48 46
Boston 47 46
Cincinnati 41 54 .432
Brooklyn 37 52 .416
Philadelphia 37 52 .410
Yesterday's Itesults
At St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 2.
At New York 6-4. Brooklyn 3-3.
At Pittsburgh-Chicago, postponed,
rain.
.510
.511
KKNIK Tltll'LKTT INJI l(i:i
LOS ANGELES, July 27 (ff) In
jured when his machine locked wheels
with another on a turn at the' Ascot
Saucer last night,- Ernie Trtplett,
twice winner of the Pacific coast au
tomobile racing- tltlo, today 'was re
ported by White Memorial 'hospital
attaches as resting comfortably;
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Red Cross Drag Store
NOTICE
Wo sell only Artificial Ice'
made from puro water. All calls
answered promptly.
We also handle only trie best
quality of Coal and ' Wood.
All our products are guar an.
teed. .
Our services arc the best.
Gaither Ice &
Fuel Co j
Wain 523-
Rolled Oats
Regular or Quick
95, 33c
. Cut-Rite
Wax Paper
2.rc Value . 17c
10c Value 7c
Wesson
Oil
Your own fresh
home made
mayonnaise
with no trouble
at all... perfect
mayonnaise
every time...
in the new
is minute
mayonnaise
MAKER
imi Can ... 59c
.
SB
Lemons
(300 Size)
Doz. ...... 30c
Oranges
Lai-no ViiliMifias
Doz
30c
BERRIES
Logans - Raspberries - Black Caps
COMMUNITY CASH
STORE
Specials for FRIDAY & SATURDAY, July 28-29
Pineapple
Broken Sliced
No. 2',- Tins
2 f or . . . . 35c
Mayonnaise
Best C.radc Bulk
Pint ..... 18c
Quart .... 35c
flour r::: : $1.29
---BaranaHBBBBaHBsMi
I SUGAR
Pure C & H Cane,
U0 Pounds
1.17
Catsup
ll-oz. Bottio
2 for .... 25c
Soap
Laundry
Whito
10 Bars . . 25c
a
Pot Roasts
Leg o' Lamb
Jewel Shortening
Eastern Bacon
No. 1 Steer Beef,
round : ,
Milk Fattened, verv
choice, pound
Btikc euro with
3 lbs
14c
20c
30c
20 c
place Angels to within two games of
the Senators.
Beaten Tuesday. Hollywood recover
ed -last night to square Its series with
Portland 8-8. Pour Portland errors
helped the Stars to two unearned
runs, Vance Page granted tho Beav
ers 11 blows while lus mates collect
ed 18, Including three doubles and a
single by Durst.
OeorKo Caster's wild pitch In the
lath liming enabled Dutch Lleber,
Mission hurler. to race homo with the
run that made It two In a row for
the Missions over SontUo 8-7,
CLIFF BAKER
PLAYS LOCAL
GOLF COURSE
Dr. Cliff Baker, of Kaloma, one of
the up-and-comtng amateur golfers
In tho northwest, Is In La Grande
today, visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Miller and playing on
the La drando country club courso
with c. H. Reynolds. Dr. Baker played
in the northweet tournament at Van
couver. B. C, the Canadian tourna
ment at Victoria. B. C, and the
Washington amateur at Spokane last
week, and stopped here en route
home. Mrs. Baker, who Is accom
panying him, Is a sister of Mrs. Mil
ler. Dr. Baker, who played tho La
Orando courso last year, likes It very
much and was delighted at an oppor
tunity to tour tho nine holes again.
Del Allen Will
Referee Boxing
Card At Baker
BAKER (Speclol) Don Krascr.
Spokane welterweight flash and Cy
clone Joe Coffman, Buffalo, New
York puncher. will pit their skill In
tlie 10 round main event at the K.
of P. hall In Baker Saturday night.
July 29. Del Allen, La Orando wel
terweight boxer, probably will referee.
Allen will be asked to meet the
winner of this battle after his thumb.
Injured In his fight with Joo Cortex
here July 8, lias healed.
In addition to the main event
tliore will bo 24 rounds of the fastest
kind of fighting. Bay Morgan, of
Portland, will meet ono of Eastern
nroonn'a VinM. in Klrl McCov. of En
terprise, In the six round seml-wlnd-
up. Cret HardwlcK. Boxer jigntweigiu,
who defeated Swede Daniels, of La
Grande, on the last fight card here,
wlU moot. Ad Cadona, Portland, In a
six-round .special.
According to Promoter Eddie Shire,
over twenty- La Grande fans have
written In hero requesting reserva
tions. This Is expected to bo only
a forerunner of the crowd.
Mlckev Demnsev. of La Grando. will
referee the send and main event,
Tennossee exports decreased more
than i4.00O.0OO In 1032.
Gresham Injuries
. ., Fatal to Jockey
PORTLAND, Ore., July 27 ()
Howard Caperton, 4U-ycar-old Jockey
oS La Cruecs, N. M died here w
night from Injuries he suffered Tue.
day at the aiesnain race track when
Gingerbread, his moiuit In tlie oy
race, stumbled and threw nun ma
partly rolled on lilm. Copcrtoa suf.
fercd a fractured rib and punctutM
lung.
NINE MINUItS lli:H('l l;
BUDAPEST Nino of twelve inej
burled alive by mine explosions, werj
rescued after being out off from out.
side air for 65 hours. Seven wers
fully conscious and two were un.
conscious from exhaustion. Tlie otot
three bodies were not found.
A-f "'NOTES ,N jup "I
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WHIP WITH
ONE HAND.
POUR WITH
THE OTHER
1 PINT WESSON OIL
AND NEW QUICK MIXER
49
Prices Are Lower Though
Quality Is
Higher
BECAUSE of our unique methods of
buying; and the fast turnover, Red
& White Stores are able to offer you
finer, fresher foods at savings that
make planning the famjly budget a
more easy task. . ;.
Special Values For
FRI. -SAT., JULY 28-29
"Wnin Pa's feeun' extra
GOOt HE 6AT3 UKE A BOY Jr
Acnr. - - .
- ick ntKU UAT3 WOKK. Mj.
An' THERE'S A HEAP OF- TC
iigri.iiun ottin GOOD
FOOD APPRECIATED.
1 ULU ripe tomatoes. D f flm
CATSUP & tor I
Made from, finest
Red & White Catsup ... 2 for 35c
Red & White
Corned Beef
19c
12-oz.
- Tin
Walla Walla
Lard
SL 39c
Pabst
CHEESE
A rich full flavored cheese, the
quality and name nationally
known.
2 for 29c
Double ijp
Jar Rubbers
4
Doz.
15c
For Jelly Making
Pen-Jel
Red & White - Large Size Pkg.
Pancake Flour T?
Everyone will be happy and satisfied when
you serve light, fluffy pancakes
from Red & White Flour.
Franco American
Prepared
Spaghetti
Mm
. . . Red & White
MAYONNAISE
Pints 25C Quarts 48C
Blue & White
Ripe Olives
Blue & White. One Pound Bag
COFFEE 23c
Red & White Special Blend
COFFEE 2S)C
One Pound Cellophane Wrap
Red & White
aHmmsim
Fine Pack.
Choice Meat,
No. 1 size
Tin
US
Your own fresh
home made
mayonnaise
with no trouble
at ail... perfect
mayonnaise
every time...
in the new
MINUTE
MAYONNAISE
MAKER
Red & White
French
Dressing
Hot tic 15c
I50STON
UUTTS
Per Pound..
14c
lady Qodlva Toilet
; Soap
6 Bars 25C
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And what a treat! this!
tjayly tempting cereal!
at your breakfast place II
It starts your day off right I
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They look good and they
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iL . , ' . . IM
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