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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1933)
Thursday,, August 3,1?33 ! Page Six Both Lowry and Worthley also ware near the bottom of the ladder at the. beginning of the summer term. Students entered In the tourna ment were; Bill Lowry, Norman Wor thley, Leonard Marshall, Jerry Med colf, Clarnsrd Coles, Oarl Coleman, Waldo Qerards, George Peal, Carl Johnson. John Hogg. Bill Caldwell. Ted Thomson. Faculty members were: Roy L. Bkeen, Henry Hansen, Joseph Galser, and John Miller, BED FIHII BACK IN BAY BAYMONDVILLB, Tex. im WUtaoy county sportsmen are rejojolng over tho return of good fishing to, Hedflsh bay, once noted for Its fish of that variety. The Columbia river, named for the ri-ui-. AmAi.nn shin to circumnavl- Protecting Arms ROY SKEEN WINS TENNIS TOURNEY AT EAST NORMAL SCQKCHY SMITH (Trademark Registered) U. 8. Patent Office 1 Y WHAT A THRILL ! H6R I AM APPARENTLY" -AND SOMEWHERE IN THE '! ALONE SPEEDING AMONG THE TEN ThQUSMND DARKNESS OPP- ISLAND NO. to LlE.4 A SUBMARINe WATTCHIHG ISLANDS, WITH ONE HUKDRET5 THOUSAND BOIAARS RANSOM .AAOUEY FOR SCORCWY IN MY VJEfPIH&'i 'HSWS T. To RAWO MY ARRIVAL - AND tyeinv cor rattle wrru NALpy S BLACK SEAPLANE, Jt-' Roy Jj. ekeen, Instructor In psy chology, won the men'e tennis tour nament at the Eastern Oregon Rprmal tohool, jifhloti has Just been finished. Both students and ' faculty members were entered In he (adder tourna ment which was organized to find the best players n school during the first half of the summer session. Bill Lowry and Norman Worthley won sec ond anil third places respectively. Mr. Skeen worked up to the top of the adder from the fourteenth place. aatjt t.hn clot, haa borne more than half a dozen official titles. LA OKAtiDB uyENlNU PUSKKVKK, LA GRANDE, PKK COMMUNITY CASH STORE wi do ou run Specials for Friday & Saturday , ' " August 4:5 liOULCs ment, store hours are now 8 a. m. to 0 p. m. every day. Pineapple Broken Slice - No 3 Can 2 for . ; . . 85c Walnuts Soft SI)Cll , 2 lbs. .. 25c FLQUfi , t . Bperrys . .. FLOUR Queene Anne : Last Chance to buy at this marvelous : low price before the tax goes on; : ; - ' 49t$1.45; Honey . New Crop 5-lb. fail.. 39c Coffee ; Ground Fresh Dally 3 lbs. ,'. , . 85c IQflT1 A "D Pur 0 H Cane- Ol 4 mii I iSluAA 20 Pounds ............. $lfll ' BPP ai Spring Fryers Fancy L,qcal No. 1 liirds Special.. 16clb. Pot Roasts ZZJZ. el....... ... ... 14c , Rib Boil j&yg: .J. 8c pacon : : ZZ,;L,.ll .. 171c Pint WESSON OIL and MIXER ...1. 49c MISSIONS DEFEAT PORTLAND AGAIN; ANGELS WIN TWO liy 'J'lio AKKcicluted Press With lis first pjtwo 'margin In crensed to one and a half games by l.turl Vinci's lGtli pitching triumph of the season, Stic ram en to rested more easily today lh the Coast league pace setter's role. The Sacramento ace outlasted Curt Davis In a' 10-lnnlng pitching duel at Sun Francisco yesterday to win, 6-2. ' ' Los Angeles pulled up oven with pie third place Hollywood Sturs by inniming uatuanu twice iui nigu 9-4 and 2-0. . ' ' , Lloyd Johnson was in good form as he pitched, .the Missions to their sec ond strulglit victory over Porjiand, 5-3. Sam Gibson held him on even terms until1 tyo sixth inning when tho Beuver f linger was forced out of tho game alter being struck lh the wrist by one-of Johnson's fast balls. Pounding 'three Bcattle pitchers-for 21 hits, Hollywood' outeluggcd the Indians, 14-12, to even the series. NORTHWEST TITLE WILL BE DECIDED AT PCCATpLLO INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 3 (A) Finals of tho American Legion's annual Junior bnsobai; world's series wilt be held this year, at New Orleans, La., Sept. 1, 2 and 3, it was announced here. " " n Winners of tho eastern sectional tournament, to bo played at Spring field, O., Aug. 22, 23 and 24, and at tho western atf Topelui, Kan., Aub'. 25, 20 and 27, will go to Nov Orleans for the finals. Russell T. Cook, American director of the American Legion, announced a partial list of dates for regional elimination contests, along with tho dates and place for tho finals, r - Regional 'tournaments, to ' which state champion teams have been as signed. Include: At Pocatcllo, Idaho, Aug. J8 and 10 state champions of Washintrton, Oregon, Montana and Idaho. 1 State championship tournaments aro being played' at tho present' tl:no throughout tho country and must bo completed by Aug. 10, Cook. said. YOUR OWN HOME MADE MAYONNAISE TASTES 0 BECAUSE IT Zd FRESH AedA - hen you make your own mayonnaise you use an egg just out '. of the shell and choice Wesson Oil. Perhaps you use freshly squeezed lemon juice instead of vinegar. These fresh ingredients are .whipped to a creamy smoothness and served while you know they are fresh ... so your own home made .mayonnaise always has that delicious "just made" taste . . . and theje simply isn't anything to compare with it. 9 f 5" ,4A OIL l!,Ki;tl,W,l, STANDINGS Cuiuib league W. L. Pet. Sacramento 73 49 .698 Portlana 71 60 .687 Hollywood 70 61 .670 Los Angeles 70 61 .679 Oakland 65 as .458 Missions 61 72 .416 San Francisco 48 73 .393 Scuttle 48 73 .387 Yesterday's ltoftultg Hollywood 14, Seattle 12. Wlsilona 6, Portland 3. Los Anneie,9-2, Oakland 4-0. Sacramento 6, San Francisco 2. Nullimul League . ' W. L. Pet, Mow York 68 30 .698 Pittsburgh 67 44 .604 Chicago 66 40 .646 St. Louis ., 63 40 ,635 Boston' 50 60 .500 Philadelphia - 42 85 .433 Brooklyn ... 40 55 .421 Cincinnati : 41 01 .402 Yesterday's ltesuts At Philadelphia - 13-1,' New York 0-18. At Boston 8-1, Brooklyn 6-3. At Chicago 10, Cincinnati 6. At Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 4. American IURiie ""' :, W. ;U Pet. Washington 02 35 .039 New York 00 37 .019 Philadelphia '.. 48 49 ' .496 Cleveland 60 63 .486 Chicago 47 62 .475 Detroit 47 53 .470 Boston .-. 44 62 .458 St. Louis .. 39 00 .371 ' Yesterday's Results " At New York 3, Philadelphia 10. At Washington 2, Boston 1. jl At Detroit 1-3, Cleveland 2-4. At St. Louis 8, Cleveland 1(1 . Wll.B MFB IN' MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS OT Dr. Tlinddeus Surber, state chief of game and rish propagation, 'counted 49 deer, 18 moose and a dozen bears on u two day canoeing trip through th6 lakes and woods near the Canadian border, FOUR BOLTS HIT MARKS IN : THIS DISTRICT (Continued From page One) der district. The rain did no more than tem porarily cool the air, and the mini mum last night dropped no lower than 69 above. Unofficial thermom eters showed a reading of 70 above about 7:30 o'clock last night, several hours after rain first began falling. ' This was one of the most so'vcie electrical storms In tie last two years, particularly In the number of times the lightning found a mark'. The storm broke here after a partly cloudy day with the mercury climbing to 91 above. IiAST'8 HEAT WAVE IIKOKEN NEW YORK, Aug, 3 A north west wind stirring tho air at 12 miles an hour aoko tho east's 5 day heat oppression today and promised b stop to the' toll of deaths that reached over a hundred. '' .The cooling breeze ' kept the' mer cury In New York's metropolitan area down in the 70s in the early hours of the forenoon And held the hu midity in the 80s. The weathei bur eau expeoted the temperature to 're In'aln iinder pp throughout the' day and' be carried downward 'by showers tonight.' ' " ' 1 '' I "- yThe Sign of a' FIND t HERE Copy for tills Column mast be In by 9 a. m. i Foil YOUR TAHi.ti I You will be clellglited with the new green and rose glasswnre whichs now on sale at Riciiardson's Art nifci Gilt fcliop. A complete service of Tea Cups and Saucers, Plates, Bowls, PJatters, Cako Plnfies, and Footod Tumblers for only 6, 10 and 15c oocli While they last. See the window now at Rich ardson's Art andj Gift Shop. 8-3-3 t. l-OU YOUR CAIt ' Wlndslilekls and side glassea quick ly and correctly fitted at small cost to you nt Riciiardson's Art and Gift Shop. 8-3-3 t. Dry box factory wood. Larjie truck hwiH Hollvr-rivl ftS.Sf. ,iwr lonrL Tele- plione orders collect. Poiulosa' Pino Lumber Co., lfilfftn, Ore. a-a-a t. Presbyterian .Ladies Cooked Pood Sale. Community Cash store, Satur day, Aug. 6. 8-3-2 t. I1I YOU KNOW THAT1 hot weather washing Ib liartl on the health? Try our Damp Wash, with alt flatwork ironed. You'll save tuna and temper. Phone Maih 60, Standard Laundry. 8-2-2 t. THEASUUY DKrAI'TMENT OPPTCE OP THE COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY. Washington. D. C, May 24, 1933 Notice is hereby' given to all per sons who may have claims against "The United States National Bank of La Grande, Oregon," that the same must be presented to Hugh Bodmer, Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may bo disallowed. P. G. AWALT, Acting Comptroller of tho Currency. 5-24-3 in. school rmiiDRKN You can get scratch paper at the Observer. Bo pad. 11-2-t f. NELSON Quality ComilM Opposite The Post Office NOTICE Wo sell only Artificial Ice made from pure water. All calls answered promptly. We also handle only the best quality of Coal and Wood. All our products are guanuf toed. Our services aro the best. Gaither Ice & Fuel Co. Main 523 Dependable Store pg' -J U.S. WC DO 6VU PAUT The Letter That Won First Prize! VIp THERE'S AtlYTHING j!;SPa ukcs better thah jJ lyEATIM' OUTDOORS, IT'S ALSO HAVIn tKCU rxfi WHITE. 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