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n LA fiRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. - : 1 . I 7T ' mj" "" , ... . IOAMC CTAMMTV 'Sir Charles' Gets Plane tor Kace p-rri ir Hf Ak A ( Jlrtm"" aa'j-.. .,,.1..:. . B-ja." or- x i k.a x ill 1 1 hll uaaauuj. . ' W&'JOI f i I THir-TTTT""r'Tl . I'll lXII(lllIOII Tuesday, July 3, 1934 ZIMMERMAN HAS 'EARLY LEAD IN NORTHWEST OPEN - i-ohhani), ore.. July a ( a i. ....i !,.. net. tnnv keen the Pacific. iinrtliweal unit chnmplonnhlp m th isiniinorinnn tnmlly, II appeared to tiny aa nholiiiakern tlrlvo nnd iutte.1 Ihroimh H second lh0 'J" holn uiiriniuriil. Ion player uepai-ated dotondiiHt champion Al Iflnimoiman frran first plnrn, but It wna W lirnlhor Kiiiery y.lliuncriiinll. nl u 1'oillnnd pintes Blnn,.!, who led Hi "eld yru-i.l.iy with two rounds ol mr M I"'' Al hud lou. IMlialKly I" ehninpionsiup u.,.. Illiick. Vancouver, running U., amateur, mime n"K" Hind amateur and N"ii cnn.. ... Ynklma professional, nil Urd l' m tnul plneo at 14". Next enmo Wlllln I'rle. Olynipin inofninlimiil, Willi 147 strokes. 1 . .niiu ii...t n cnlifoinlnn intllllt will the tournament wn seen In the i"f eniur.iir ' Pcwey Uiimwurth, Ciiiklnnil pro. m roitalnliur liround In H nftcrnnon ..." ..V. ,t .,.. of UU eciuill- piny. "-,' ... - .... led by Hert French nnd IW, 1 ihutlnii.l nmiitclirM. IXll'l . !!.' tr.i...'..iiiKr. II. v.. Ill", luury (iiviiii. Bi'ntllo nniuur, mul Jlmnue Jolmnon, Tlii'unm iirolrwlolini. U Frisco To Open S-Came Scries In Portland Today .... n.M AHMtn'liilril lri Ullfxiwilfil lnlKlll HollywiKMl mul wniknww "t Ouhlnncl npiionr tlic only UrvnlopmiMiU l llio Ilrt w" ut tlm t'ont Inntiiw'i i"'iinl hnll ol Hi. aiiillL M'nnnu. .... it. iniiuitn Lint torn wur nlmut wlmt It i m ! I"1""1 !J imikl. Ij AllKFlra mown on to BonUl"1 toilny lur n "Tin Willi tlo Imllnm. Hun FTnnrlH'O now l1""!""'! l . t ... Anuolfn tor I'lKtlt ,i Willi llollywo.Ki. (Ml Mi'r (..ilw ( hHlvilnl tor I'lKlit uniw". IMiirtn ol jmy iioouirnii. - - ruuiiilng tor tlw tm nimni'im'nln i vi.li Jtl'KSItV l IIII VW iir;T'.jNi), July a i i"1 K,m- i.-i I ii. C'ltv. In-Ill III" own 'lll liniiii.w Jnrkaon in Uirlr wiwillni! IhiuI Ik-it lut nlBlil. ''U wlnnlni! mil. Kunkrl won tlw tint In an with nu inwricit bvly l"- v,w lIulliloB nwuit mnll wl hl titnuly hnmnwriw in m:ia. iiivu rti.i. isst't:!! ' VASIUrllX)N, July S 1.11 Tlv fnmiitrollrr of llio ruirrmy rail toilny tor tlin comlitlon ot nil imIMmI bnnka nl tlw flow u o IMvn Sntuttlny Jun ' mm Sl.AST TIMKS TONK.H'I ltd every linns you 'fr wanlcil on tli IK' y jliralfil II I thrill - now nmnit lllm FOWEIL rum mqr Wednes. Thurs. 1 1 V 'V 1 ' , I I -I NEA 1 Blr chnrlm Klintsfont Sinltli fiimcit for bis trnnsimclflc fllnlit In tlio Boullirrn Otiwa rccolvi-n llif phino Willi wliliii lie will rare the worlds urrmtrst nvliil.iin In the .')0,tl00 prlro Loiuloii-to-Auntriill nlr elnsslo lht full. Hla "li'li l wilK'rehnriwil to deliver lilBli 8hvU imd lias a erulslitK rmlltis of S6U0 inllm. Max Ilacr Hits Hardest of All, Dentpsei Says CAJUtlKN. N. J., July 3 iJ'l I nkc II Ikhi Jii'li l'iney hlm nelf M liner hit" Imriler tlnin llriniwey ever hit when he win In hin prime. "When I any Hint he lll'n hulM er llinn I ever hit I menu Jut i..i" ii. a M.IIIHMJ..1 M inler iik- x-rUHl between bouln lit the lVnn. Hiuken oen-ilr uienti. nf nil tlw men I've een In notion Wllln.nl, IMnney. Klrpo unit nil ot Ihrin UU" boy Mnxle hna I hem nil benlen lor '.he wnl-lop." HELEN WINS FROM GERMAN NET STAR Couprs Enjoy Winnimr Year In Athletic Events u'lfinuimw STATE COIXKIK, Pollmiin. i Special 1 WnahliiRlon Utnle eolli'ce nlhli'llin enjuyeil n liixxi veer with Inlr nnere.m In nil lines mul oiiiNt.iiHlliw nehlevement In others. Ti,r.,uiuii the eoli' ne yenr toe ("uiiKiir tenim proved comlntcntly The tnieU nml tlehl tenm with Its t'imt hiieivs-slve northern division r,v.-!t,. Const iMirlerenee champion' inn led the wnv with H brllltniu llMilnv ot flue pertormniuvn. The Iwebnll team iive n Rood neeonnt ,.f Itnelf In plnctnit runner-up to ine tltle-wlnnlng l'nlverlly of Oreson nine. In fooUmll Wnshlniiton ptnto niinln plnocd In the upix-r division of the Pnolfle Const eonleronee tor the lvlh lime In n row. Among ihe HI teams of the conference the w.i r,rl. ILcVHlhnll WIMIU.BIHW. Kns. July 3 in j ' . . Helen Hull Jnc.b.. the Amerunn ; , , ,ourth riltmg mong the ehnmplon n.ut top-aec. t f. vt ,,',. t.xlny wvn her qunrter-tlnnl m.uh Wnshlntton in in. n.Kivlin,l tenuis champion-1 " ..,. aW. hot Utile .mh ,y. - l' olher Amerlcnn aurvivor. was nun- i lueific Coast ... tl, Mtrnii VrVMICll WlMlinit. f v...,.iii.iMi vull Hen Mm. Amanda Knuta leu m morn l:iK for lier horn. In Twin Pulls, fol- lowlnn a vlult of a few weeks at tne homo of her unimnier. m. n. u. Avery nnd family. En route home siie mndo nomo stops tor visit wl.h friends and plnnlied to rencn nor own homo tho Inst of tll0 weok. Tn Npenil Kinirlll u. n,i Mrs II. W. Hermnn are expected to nrrlvo this evening from Dulil, Idaho, to spend the Independ ence Day holiday with her sisters. Mrs. U. CI. Couch. Mrs. Clyde SelU nnd Mrs. An h Uncoil, and olhor rela tives nnd friends. While here tney will be giicsm nt the Bncon home. Vliill Here mi., riiiiav Itobbs Is npenenng a few days I" U tlrande vlsltlnij reln- tlves and friends, ehe formerly made her home hero but is now rosining in DnPHrf rnirhnr her stav hero Miss Robbs In the guest of Mlsn Edna Jones. I'lnrns In Vaklnia ui Piitrtcln Mornn left this morn- ng by stngo for her homo nt Yakima, Wanli.. nfler having apent the Inst three weeks visiting the Misses Bessie .....i ir..iirvii Mciriin. She also spent several dnyn nt Wallowa Lake with her grandmother, Mrs. May u. mornn. I'o Ijike m nn Mrs. If. O. Avery ana daughter, KJithryn and Harriett, left this morning for wauowa who wuns they will spend Independence day. Ill llriillier Miss lone Luehrn. ot Ontario. Is spending a few days In Ii Grande ....i,i., u.r brother. Herbert Luehrs. She was necompnnled to La Ornnde by Miss Catherine Jones, w land, who linn been ner gurni n ' ernl dnys. I' lHlllll.(IM Mrs. Elbe) M. Ashbaugh and daugli ters, Elnaibelh nnd Hariiette. ara leaving this evening for Pendleton where they will siend tho Fourth viHiLinif Mrs. AHlibnUKh's mother and clher relntlven and friends. Here On Illiniums Attorney and Mrs. Roy Rnley. of Pendleton, were In La Grande today looking nftnr business matters and visiting friends. At Payetle Lime Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKlnlny ore spendlnti a tew dnys outing at Pay ett0 ' Lukes. They expect to remain there until after tho Kourtli of July. To i:il(enirlh0 Miss Bllllo Johnson expecU to leave, thin evening for Enterprise where alio will spend tho holiday with her parents. uiTtii vnnte .iniv s (.V) The fltoek market, while unable to shake off Its deadly dullness today, managed to maintain a fnlr degree of stability. Prices generally were quite narrow. Tho roetnls, led by U. S. Smelting. ....,,i rirm tone The cloee was steady. Transfers approximated 400.- ooo shares. . , . : ; ri.i,ir flumes nc-uded: Air Reduc - 08 YapkiJ? -nrwr of the day : : v; w . open Uleh '. -J'S ;!, .ll ,,9H . .!io.ii', Jii's ! M ..... ,8(M!i.ii!' .!! !:,'i M9mi i lull (Kill).... new ... sept, (old )..... new .. Ilee. (old).... new CHICAGO COItN r.H n MM jHhk -ii0 ,(iiiii!-i -'i'lTn .Sll-'n .rM's-14 ..VI 1, vt To Cnndon urn. tvim iirim. left this morning by stnge for Condon where she will spend thin week visiting her parents and other relatives. Hot urn Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fitesernld an:! Mr niwl Mrs .lurk Hlatt returned Sunday from a vacation trip to West ern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Fltygerald left two weeks arto and drove to cra ter Iike. Salem and then to the const and there were met by Mr. and Mra. Hlatt who spent the last week with them at the Beaches Mine, lien Mnthlru. -'! -. Mlsn Jacob, plnylng nnmei. nv fente! Otlll Airem. the German girl who won the lllle In IM1. . - i,iter..ni.,ciate tournnment nnd won eveiy one ol their dunl meei tal r ine nwl.i kil r. iSenvvNr 1 te IK veen iUitJ to Uiin .WjkI! 'ance Xvars End As Pitcher, Hut im. Ulp Con.! l.eiue No games Mond iy. lemns trnvelllns ...,.. 7'1irt7iitif Detroit ffl iiiikv m x t.t ....... , W(uJllnj.uin , i IVvton CINC1NX.MT .. - ri..yn iUv, .lj-w.m) iv n'.m,t ovr liv Arthur IVy j R Vance, but before he leave the one- . hu lime nee hutler of last b.V,ls his t ' i. i,w no.tioi-ted tM vounKSters in the wllee of lv,--lll r,M,t to fame. It van 10 years (!-tn li"J -that "liHy" m ttl the mv,t Liluable layvr In tile Nattonnl lencue Now he l n litUe-unext pellet pitcher for the lentue's tatt-endcr. the Cincin nati The: v.eiv 13 pltchem nho were Mols ivf"lv taa In IhvMe ds a de-i-ite nso. lX Ihem. ivi'.y Vw Adol lo l.vuU, nnd Jevi llnuiea rem.un in lb corner M toe public'j bnai'cjll e. Now. wnrmlr.i: the beiK'h day In ana ouv, iut i? o...i.iu. ,..i.- ,-i !: in the craft ot the vve he has 11 -x American l.ensuc M.inilinta New York W U . 4J 34 43 3 . 37 S;l . 3fl M lt S3B tUV !03 30 3 -Jf 4ll 3S 4T Veleeiln's KoMilts At New YiM-k , B.t.vn 0. At Philndelphia 3. Wn.shmgUMt At devrtnlM 3- IV l rent 9-S Only gnnws .vlMStuled. Valtotul lisue Mnn.llnts New Y.Mk . Chicago . jt. lnns . IMburgh IVwuvn ltrxk',yn .. . rniiadeiphm Al. Chem. and Dye . American Can American T. and T. Bethlehem Steel J. I. Case Chrysler Col. G. and E Continental Can General Motors Johns Manvllle Llbbev-O-Pord Liggett and Mvers B. Mnnlirnmirv Word .. Nat. Distill J'5 J. C. Penney 67 ' Pub. Ser. of N. J Pouthern Pacific 23',; St. Oil of col 333i St. OH of N. J 43 4 Union Pacific - 120'i United Aircraft n-'s United Corp U. 8. Indus. Alco 39 U. S. Bteel 38 130 . 08 . 113 . 32 . 40 . 38?, . nt?; . 70 . 30 . 61 '4 . 3014 . 06 . 2(1 I"OKTLANI WHEAT Open High Low Clune .72 .7.-1 OMAHA SHI'KP OMAHA, July 3 lT) (U. S. D. A.) Sheep: 4.000; steady: range lambs 7 25 (., 7.00: sorted choice grade na tives up to 7.85; practically no ewes Included: best range feeding lambs hold around 06.25. POItTLANII I'ltom i E I PORTLAND, July 3 iJB Butter . d.i,,i a uruHe 24e: Darchment wrapped cartons 25c: quantity pur chases "-jC ID. tess; o giuuc, ment wruppera, 23"c: cartons 24'ZjC. Butterfat Portland delivery. A grade delivered at least twice weekly. 21 w 23c; country routes, 18 if. 20c lb.; B grade or delivery fewer than twice weekly. Portland. 20 cr 22c; country route, lift 18c; C grade at market. Eg.jj - Selling price: specials, prl vnm co-ons.. 22 . 23c; fresh extras. 21c; fresh extras browns, 20c; stand ords. 1819e; fresh mediums. 18 c. 20c. medium firsts, ibc; puneis. checks. 10c; bakerj, 15c dozen. Buy ing price of wholesalers: fresh spe cials. 19(.. 20c; extra 18 w 19c: extra i iitr- muflliim firsts 13 (it 14c; pullets 12il3c: undergradea 12 13c dozen. j Doc Tugwell may be only an under- secretary, but lie s pretty much on top. Only a Few Spools of That Galvanized Bar&ed Wire left, per 80 rd. $1.76. Spruce Lumber selected for Ladders, 12',ic per foot B. M. Challenge Egg Mush. 100-lb. Sack - il-95 Home Lumber & Coal Co. Phone Main 17 Mickey McCoy W. O. Sawyer Farmers' Friendly Headquarters rTHrorT..iMI, I II II HUM . 24 4 . 21 44 Pol S.18 tVW SSJ M7 M4 40? S4S X33 4 . Vei j. - ml t-?n. in tiw crM iw sa w hto j he a a. They ftiv IVl KWtnMa VoY VWUA. j TV KM sM Kl-n'n fv.v,; rhtl- ! nust vM tr,. vnvn St INui t:. :txwi sjv;i:,v.v ,t Vi, ". ', 1 X'lwxs iAT h? Iias uuyv v i'.'.'.S : , Uw t V.i v txM.t. KV a; -v A ! t ifA'.vte as'.'. tV l.r t.M nx iiMXjt AfW X.: fCJ t'..l K', VOKTl-WO UK0 K ovW.iv..x a-v-irvlnit. i' V - ; $4 X- CA'.IVV CWxt Allvl ChvVNV -V i -.. K- w.is.t. f.xv tr sv.,1 s:.vlcr fX ixvt V.,t 0.V.V M A 4 V n.v.: tv NV k f. yA:.Vc vl fr. 5 ; f ry. exxt a;i-1 ,.v N.1 - VN CV..V o.xv:v.xr. Aivi rix- x.n V -i- V At ChK-A 7- St. lout At lVtvM 4. New Ycck 7. Al H:vxUyn 7. ThlipiA 'Postal Princess' To Sponsor Ship 8. II. Buell, of Meaehnm, who lias i . .1 , i... noiivv hosnltal lor eye treatment, returned to hla home this morning. t'niill rhltrrprl- vv n Hull, of Enterprise, nr rlv.'d in Ij Ornnde yesterday nnd is spending a few unys ncrc .. nnd trnnsnctlng ouainenn. Kobert Zweltel wno uiuin..,. - -i .....ti,,, at the Bouvv hos- pltnl. returned to his homo yesterday nnd Is improving eiii"" Here Yeilenlay t w vvinianui of Cove, was a bust ness visitor In La Grande yesterday From I nlon xir R Cvirl. of Union, was a t ness visitor here yesterday. I Wonderllck. wno lomiei iv made her home In La Grande, Is riid!nii a few dnys here. Her pres cut home is nt !icm. u.l.i..i Here minor Keve. and Mra. Robert McGinnls and dnughtem. Mnrgwrel nnd Frances, spent pestenlny In La Grande visit ing relatives nnd friends. Mrs. Mr Omnia Is a daughter ot the late Robert Slater nml formerly made her home in La Ornnde having left hr about 20 wars ago The Mcuim". now make their home at Tacoma here he Is an Episcopal rector. They left this morning lor renaieton wne.e they will visit belore returning to their home. Here tcnlAy u c Rimes stopped in Ornitd Ust night euroute from De- troH, Mich to hla nome ni d-..v.- tcn. Ore. Mrs. Chic trwm Is leaving this ert.-ung tor Baker where sne . a .k- n.iriav v-lsitlng friends aLd ntwnding the Baker Mining jubilee which Is being he'-d there. !!e will return Frnlay to her hct here Vrom I nsw Mrs. Cora SsndersvMt n visitor m La Grande yesterday from her hvxiie at Cnton. Here YeterJJ Civ "V.'.scn and islhter. SMr.ey of -n-.f.er. were :n La ura-.-e !fr, cy while Mr. Wilson tr:.vic!ed bi:nes. t. vWrSiii -lijt.. acastii" I I ' v. f ',''4 eC .. f. . . ..vmrii.-fV ....iir.. j i - c v a : . ; : : . : ol ' r ; : v .v- ,- tx K :iSc: V :-'ie. i; ojir-ci JL.i:' t : .'i-'in A I.tii.r, r--. : ,,v : t,'7,:-v..;. on J :l ;0. Ot t ; .: ? . .'T. : ' e A. j ?,vv;:a: cj t..- r 1 I , o-:vcer A'vts. t. i.ir..:,J a; t ttiv t;X Ke4urn to Wall Walla Mr and Mrs. Lkwd PerrT and dauchter Bn.-rr Jeirt. Sd hare peen making their home here !.ie the Urf tew n-.-x-.ths wM'.e Xtr. 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