La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 05, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. 'Thursday, -July 5, 19IM Page Six SEATTLE TAKES 1 DOUBLE HEADER FROM LA. TEAM By Tll AtNO'Jiiteil Pre HoliJSy fireworks at Scuttle pro vided the Pacific Const lenguo today wuVtlie strange sight of another team, 8an Francisco, , sharing first placo with the mighty Angels of Los Angeles. Dutch nuothcr's battered Indlaiu, which finished the first half of tho split season in a tie with Portland for collar honors, turned In the year's first double triumph over IMS An geles, 11-3, 8-4. 8an Francisco moved up Into the first place tl0 with the day's other double victory, licking the Inut place Portland Beavors, 6-3. 10-0. Hollywood and Sacramonto divided their twin bill before a crowd of 10. 000 ut Los AngeleB. the Senators taking tho opener 4-3 and tho Stars the nightcap by tho samo score. Aftor Ticking nway the first game 8-2, tho Mlsslonn came back to win the second fron. Oakland 8-1. .Baker Trounces Local Nine At Baker 15 to 2 Coast League Maudlins San Franclsc Hollywood .. Sacramento W. L. PH. 7 3 .700 7 3 .700 0 3 .607 0 4 .600 5 5 .500 4 6 .400 3 0 .333 1 8 .100 Mission Oakland Portland YcMtl'Nbiy'H Itesull At Portland 3-0, San Frnnclsco 5-10, first gamo ten Innlngo. At Seattle 11-6, Los Angeles 3-4. At Hollywood 2-4, Sacramento 4-2. At Mission 2-6, Oakland 8-1. National League HtanillnsH W. L. New York 40 20 Chlcngo 43 20 8t. Louis 41 21) Pittsburgh 37 30 Beaton 38 33 Brooklyn 20 43 Philadelphia 20 40 Cincinnati 22 40 Ycstcnctiy's Kesults At New York 0-16. Hloiton 1-0. At St. Louis 6-2, Chicago 2-0. At Pittsburgh 6-3, Cincinnati 1-4. At Philadelphia 6-11, Brooklyn 8-2. American League KtantllngH Pet. .030 .607 .588 .652 .542 .403 .381 .324 W. L. Pet. New York 43 20 .023 Detroit 44 20 .003 Boston 38 34 .634 Wn-ihlngtori 38 35 .527 Cloveland 30 34 .614 St. LoUIS 31 30 .401 PhlladclplUn 20 41 .414 Chicago 24 4B .333 At Bobton 8-4, New York 5-10. At Detroit 8-6, Cleveland 8-2. (Continued Prom Page One) Chuck Wilson, starting hurler for La Qrande, was given a 2-run lead over the Baker squad In the third fram0 when Cochran singled to left, D. Wilson plastered out a rolslerlng three bagger over right, and Evans folluwcd with a single .over tscond. Cochran and D. Wilson both scored. In the last lull! of the third frame Chuck Wilson weakened and the Baker batsmen tied the scoro. Rags dale ..ojjened tho canto with a sizzling drive between center and left that was good for threo bases, and scored on Southard's single. J. Drclsbach walked, sending Southard to second. from where he scored on Shlnn's blugle over first. In tho fourth Inning Saunders opened with u three-bagger and ocor ed on Douglas' single. Palmer then singled, advancing Douglas to third, and the bases wore wiped clean, chulklng up four tallies for the Baker squad when 'Uagsdalo belted the horschlde over centerfleld for a homer. Courtney then went to the mound for the La Clrunde squad, but was unablo to hold the Baker batters In check. Tney tallied seven moro runa off him to win 15-2. Next ounday afternoon the La Orando team will wind .up tho Blue Mountain league baseball season hero In La Grande when tho Cove Cherry- pickers will be entertained on the stadium diamond. The game will start at 2 o'clock. Box score La Grande: AB. K. H. PO. A. E. Cochran, cf 3 1110 1 D. Wilson, If 4 1110 0 Evans. 3rd 4 0 1 0 2 0 Woodle. c 4 0 0 4 0 0 Jones. 2nd 2 0 0 0 1 0 Nelson, rf 3 0 0 2 0 0 Sullivan. 1st 2 0 2 7 1 0 Hydo, li 3 0 1 4 3 1 C. Wilson, p 3 0 0 1 4 0 Courtney, p 2 0 0 1 2 0 stotler, 1st 2 0 1 3 0 0 Martin, rf I 0 1 0 0 0 Hull, 1 0 0 0 0 0 L. Wilson,' 10 10 0 0 ulokliind," 1 0 0 0 0 0 TotalB 30 2 0 24 13 2 HELEN REACHES TENNIS FINALS WIMBLEDON. Ellfc., July 8 W -Helen Hull Jacobs, United States ten nlt champion, toUay advanced to the flnnl round of the nil-England cham pionships with a straight set- victory over Jean Hurtlgan .sensational young Australia champion, In the .semi-fin als of women's singles. The score were 6-2. 6-2. Miss Hartlgaa started strongly In the second set, breaking Miss Jacobs' servlco at lov0 to take the flr.rt two games ,but the American champion settled grimly to her task thero to run It out. The match . lasted only 30 minutes and in boxing parlance was "no- contest." DEATH TAKES MRS. HESS ON JULY FOURTH Woods Wins Right To Battle Payne YAKIMA, Wash.. July 6 fAV-Henry Woods, 138, flashy negro lightweight, tcday awaited another meeting with Cecil Payne, former Louisville, Ky., slugger, after winning the right with an Impressive 10-round win here last night over Davy Abad. 136, of Pan ama. Payne, Wood'V conqueror twice lust winter, promised the negro the chance If he won from Abad. (Continued Prom Page One) La Grande Neighborhood club, the American Legion Ladles auxiliary. tho Lions auxiliary, and a mcmher of the L. D. 8. church. Mis. Hess is survived by her widowed husband: two sons, Henry Leroy Jr. and Raymond Lee; her mother, Mrs. Clara Johanson, of La Grande; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Straughn, Portland; M4ss Elizabeth Johaimon and Mrs. Mary Bickle, of La Grande, and Mrs. Clara Ander son, of Fortune, Cal., and four brothers, George Johanson, of La Grande; David, of Pondosa, and Her man and Harry, of Eureka, Cal. 8ho was born In Sweden and came to La Grande In 1014, making her homo here tho last 20 years. CITY WILL HE HOST TO THOUSANDS (Continued Frum Page One) Baker: L. Drelsbach, 2nd 1 Shi:in. 3rd fi Fleshman, p 6 Saunders, c 4 Dcuglas, 1st 6 Palmer, cf 4 Ru dale, ss ft Southard. If ft J. Drclnbnch, rf 3 No toon, 2nd 3 Hog anion. 1st 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. At Washington 0-6, Philadelphia 10-3. At Chlcngo 0-3, St. Louis 4-2. take Your Place in the Sun You need not worry about sunburn If you apply McKesson's BUHNTONE. Tt ends the sting and Inflammation. Easy to apply Is not sticky or greasy. Got a tube of BURTON E from your Totals 41 16 13 27 12 2 S ('Hull batted for Hyde In Oth.) !,. Wilson batted for C. Wilson in Oth.) (Bloklnnd batted for Cochran In Oth.) i Summary Two base hits: South ard. Three base hits: D. Wilson, Rags dale and Saunders. Home runs: RagHdale. Double playu: Hydo to Sullivan; Hyde to Wilson to Stotler. Pussed balls: Woodle 1. ItriTINd STOPS AVKKIIX, SO COMKHACK LOOKS JtKAl, NEW YORK W One of the big gest bits of satisfaction derived by big Charles The Red Ruffing out of the one-hit game with which he cele brated his return to pitching form against tho Cleveland Indians was the fact he completely stopped Earl Avcrlll that day. The Yankee hurler, who let only two players reach first and none get any farther than that, fanned Aver ill three times, and it wan tho first game 'n which Averlll had faced Ruf fing that he diet not get at least one hit. (HANTS' 111(1 TIMCKK tiKKH KHi:(H KNT IH'TY ON SLAB . NEW YORK tfli Willingness and ability of thre0 of his four pitching power-houses of 1033 to work with letti rest than is customary has help ed uolvo tho hurling problem for Manager Bill Terry of the Giants. With LcRoy Parmelee on a 4eavo cf absence because of an appendicitis operation, Carl Hubbell, Hal Schu macher and Fred FitZHimmcns havo hnd to work oftener than is the wont of mound aces. In cne stretch of 20 games these three stnrted 15 tlmci among them. Buses o:i balls ofr: C. Wllfion. 1; Courtney, 2; Fleshman, 2. Struck out by: C. Wilson, 1; Court ney, 2; Fleshman. 0. Batters hit by: Fleshman lilt twice by Courtney. Wili pitches: Courtney. 1. Innings pitched by: C. Wilson, 3; Courtney, 5; Fleshman 0. Oppcnents hits off: C. Witson, 7; Com tney, 6; Fleshman, 0. Earned runs off: C. Wilson, 0; Ccurtney, 7; Fleshman. 2. Cmuge defeat to: C, Wilson. Credit win to Fleshman. Time of game 2 hours 8 minutes. every town and city of any sizo In Oregon and Eastern Washington would be represented, with scatter ing attendance from points through out tho western states. Besides tho celebration proper, three or four hundred out-of-state delegates are expected hero July 17, IB and 10 for tho western union meeting of the Brotherhood of Lo comotive Engineers, and It Is a known fact that many of these dele gates are planning to remain over for tho celebration. Widespread publicity has been given the U. P. Jubilee throughout the west, and committeemen today wcro certain that this publicity al ready had borne a great deal of fruit. 7 SHOT IN SECOND DAY OF RIOTING (Continued rrcm Page On. their heavy cargo burde i by non union workers under bluecoat pro tection. In Portland threats from a large group of strikers today persuaded a switching -crew of the S. P. & S. rail way to obandon any attempt to move oil and gasoline tank cars in or out cf tno oil terminals on the Portland harbor. In Seattle two railroad trains guarded by police rolled Into a pier to do scmo unloading and shippers thero said the move broke a two wcoks' waterfront blockade set up by striking longshoremen. Meanwhile President Rocasvelfs la bor disputes committee working on the prolonged ccastwide walkout of longshoremen and other maritime workers waited in vain for an an swer from the various factions in tho strike cn Its arbitration request. As on Tuesday, when more than a score of persons were Injured In the first clashes, the trcuble in bun Francisco started today after trucks began rolling into steamship piers owned by the state. The police, however. Instead of Furniture Prices that Stand the Acid Test of Comparison All Departments Showing the Newest and Best in Modern up-to-the-minute Home Furnishings at Prices Far Below Your Expectations And Far Below Todays Replacement Price. See Our Displays For the ' Dining Room (i-l'c. Dinuotte Suite, Table, 4 Chairs - Pri and Buffet $1,DU For the Living Room tJl. $39.50 !LM::h:i::.. $50.00 2-l'e. Mohair 4rA C?A suites iboy.oU 8-Pc. Walnut Suite ..... $59.50 4j ft f 335' ! For the Bedroom L $62.50 2-Pc. Mohair Suites 2-Pe. Mohair Cfr7 r A Suites JbO.OU Excellent font ruction 4-Pe. Orchid Suite 3-Pe. Walnut Group 3-Pc. Walnut Group 3-Pc. Maple Group 3-Pc. Walnut Modern Gump Double Deck Coil Springs and mattress tor anv of the iibove at $22.50 $29.50 $39.50 $47.50 $57.50 $15.00 I'pholstered Uockers $5.95 Occasional tPO ACT Chairs tfO.iJi Club Chairs GJIT OK with Ottoman (Jl( Ju Bohnenkamp's waiting, charged the union 11 iea. First they laid down a barrage of tear gas that drove 200 pickets back for several blocks. The strikers replied with a Xew rocks, and finally re treated to Rincon hill, a high emin ence overlooking the waterfront. Up the steep hill the police charged, and a pistol and gas volley was too much for the union men, who yielded the hill, shouting as they retreated. On Harriso:i street, clese to the piers, bluecoats charged another crowd of pickets, who retreated sev eral blocks and threw up a barricade of timbers. The police broie through it, however, and fired shots over the pickets' heads as they fled. E. h. Hodges, an unemployed bystander was shot In tho stomach and another man. J. Hart, received a bullet In the left leg. Shortly after noon the strikers be gan leaving the waterfront district and In less than an hour scarcely a one was to be seen, thero. Eight arrests were made five on charg&s of Inciting to riot, two on counts of resisting officers and one for disturbing the peace. Because workers feared striking snipers would shoot them, construc tion of tho huge San Francisco-Oak land bay bridge was stopped. IDEAL SUMMER WEATHER HERE JULY FOURTH DAIRYMEN TO MEET MONDAY Tho La Grande Dairymen's associa tion will hold a regular meeting at the city hull next Mpnday, July D at 7:30 p. m,. It was announce today. All memtbers are being urged to attend. Imbler Aid Society To Meet Friday IMBLER (Spedlal) Mrs. Jessie Berry will be the hostess at tho July meeting of the Imbler Ladles Aid society, which Is to be an event of Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The meeting will take the form, of a lawn party, ; MAKE MOTIIKKH CALF MARYSVLLLE, Cal.- W Adoption of a calf by a mare was the result of a ruse practiced by Alvin Par rell, owner of tho Flying J ranoh. "Gypsie," pet riding animal, gave birth to twins but both died and tho mother became Inconsolable. One of the colta was skinned and Its hide draped over the calf with the result the mare permitted It to take nourishment from her and : the two hve 'become- inseparable j companions. ! Perfect weather Wednesday. July 4, and the absence of a celebration In this section, resulted In hun dreds of La Granders deserting their home city yesterday to go elsewhere some to Baker, some to Enterprise, scmo to swimming pools at Cove, Pino Cone, etc., some to the moun tains and some to other points of interest golf courses, fishing streams and lakes, or prominent pic nicking sites. The mercury touched 81 In La Grande Wednesday providing a mod erately warm day, bud not too hot to enjoy the out of doors. Today dawned clear and warm, and the vfeatherman (in Portland predicted little change In temperature tonight and tomorrow. Kiddies' Campfire To IJc At Riverside Park (Continued From Page One) kinds, and also refreshments do nated by som,e of the merchants of the city. Elmo Stevenson, of the Normnl school faculty, Is In charge of the campflro and will conduct the eve ning's program. A large attendance is anticipated. Miss Gertrude Wagner, of the pub lic library staff, has consented to tell some appropriate stories around the campfire, Boy Scout troops No. 7 and 4 nave prepared stunts and Harvey Carter will lead tho group singing. Mr. Stevenson announces that grown peoplo as well as children are welcome to attend this camp fire. FIND IT HERE Copy tut thU Column must be in by 9 a. n. Try Moon's Vanilla Extract, 3 oc. 33c, 0 oz. 52c, pint Moon Drug i Co. 6-22-1 m I1KLP WAXTKIl If you wish help or suggestions and Ideas In the building of your Float, or the decoration of your car for the Old Timers Celebration this service will be given you by Richardson "The Art Man" at Richardson's Art and Gift Shop. 6-28-t t. Stcne Jars with covers at Mel ville's. 7-5-1 t. Nyal Anocld Powder for Indigestion, 50c. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m NOTICE TO C ilKDITOUS I Tho County Court of Union ! County, Oregon, has appointed the undersigned executor of the last will and testament and estate of Jane Van Wormer, deceased: and all per sons having claims against said estate are notified to present samo, in writ ing, duly verified, with proper vouch ers, to the undersigned at La Grande, Oregon, within six months from th first publication of this notice. Dated and first published this 21st day of June, 1034. B. A, VAN WORMER, Executor of the Estate of Jane Van Wormer, Dec'd. COCHRAN & EBERHARD Attorneys for Executor. . June 21, 28, July 5, 12, 10. National Pressure Cookers for can ning at Melville's. 7-5-1 t. GLADIOLI'S Our Gladiolus are In bloom. Beau tiful assortment of colors cut fresh every day. $1.00 dozen. Cherry's Flor ists, Inc. 7-1-6 t. All Eligible To Enter Pet Parade on Saturday (Continued From Page One) est two legged pet, most beautiful pet bird. Ribbons will be presented to entrants, aq well as tickets to the theatre which are being furnished through the courtesy of the man agement of the La Grande Theatres, Inc. Complete Routine in TAP DANCING New Class Starting Next Week Phone K57-W SKINS AND DKCOKATIONS Signs, Banncru and Decorations of all kinds for floats and windows made specially to suit your needs may be secured at reasonable prices at Rich ardson's Art and Gift Shop. 0-28-t f. Hamilton Beach Electric Mixeio at Melville's. 7-5-1 t. New low prlcon on lnsulln-U-20-10CC. 08c. U40-10CC 1.77. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m Yardley foce powoar and compact 1.45. Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m NOTICE OF l iN.L ACCOUNT Alice Young, guaruian of the per son and estate of Jack Cleveland Young, has filed her final account In the County Court of Union County, Oregon, and the said court has set' Friday tho 13th day of July, at the) hour of 11:00 in the forenoon, at the County Court Room, in the Court House, In tho city of La Grande, Un ion County, Oregon, as) the time and place of hearing objections thereto and to settlement thereof. ALICE YOUNG. HUGH E. BRADY, Attorney for Guar dian In La Grande, Oregon. Jn:ie 14, 21, 28. July 5, 12p Aroused by the recent wnve of lawlessness, leaders are expected to offei to the next Texas legislature bills simplifying and speeding n'p procedure in criminal court cases. Lady Esther Tollltrles at Moon Drug Co. 6-22-1 m. Dry Box Factory Wood. Large truck j load delivered 5.00 per lead. Tele- j phone orders collect. Tcndosa Pine Lumber Co., Elgin. Ore. 7-5-2 t. Window and wallpaper cleaning. Paint washing and scraping. Floor waxing. Phone 650 J. 6-7-1 mp. A Complete Printing Service Quality Counts NELSON ?po- When you are tired of routine try a game of BILLIARDS "It's a gentleman's game" See us for Fishing Tackle open every day and and Sundays. CENTRAL LUNCH Meals served at all hours 6:00 a.m. to 12 midnight Cestfra! 1207 Adams J Li Jzi ii9 i . yj liS UP TO Jrsg pip jg U BRING to the record Sow price of iVf NEW REDUCED PRICES Amount . . . . ... New Reduced ol STANDARD MODELS uu em. Ruction Sport Roadster 54f5 $25 Coach 415 25 Coupe 485 25 MASTER MODELS Sport Roadster 540 35 Coach 5S0 35 Town Sedan 015 30 Sedan 640 35 Coupe 560 35 Sport Coupe 600 35 Sedan Delivery 600 45 COMMERCIAL CARS Commercial Chassis 355 30 Utility Lontf Chassis 515 50 Dual Long Chassis 535 50 L'tlllty Chassis and Cab 575 50 Dual Chassis and Cab .W5 50 Utility Long Chassis and Cab 605 50 Dual Long Chassis and Cab 625 50 Commercial Panel 575 35 Special Commercial Panel 595 35 l'tlllty Panel 750 50 Dual Cab and Stake Body 680 50 Dual Long Cab and Stake Body 740 50 Aborti ra lilt pricos of pastenfet cars at Flint. Mich. With Aumfwrt, ..pare fir and tirt lock, the list price ot Standard Nodl3 is t8 additional: Master Model. i20 additional. Liat price ol commercial car quoted are l.o b. Flint. Mich. Special equipment extra. Price subject to change without notice. Compare Chevrolet' 3 low delivered prices and easy C.M.A.C. terms. A General Motors Value. pi m&m$m i IP 1 as.' AND UP, F. O. B. FLINT, MICH. Tj&W '''h aniioimc-inent of price reductions several . ' l hum nits most juvoraoic rrin ii.ui'ri',... J !. j ... ,,i. 171imcu in a longtime: Ue.luctu.ns amounting to as much as $r.0-,e most substantial price cuts annoumvtl in ,ho low-price f,rl,l this ywtr-tlropped Chevrolet's hase price to a new low figure of $ 163. Just compare this price-compare any Chevrolet price-will, those of other cars. Then compare what yo.. get for what you pay! There'll be no question in your mind winch car to huv. Chevrolet offers patented Knee-Action-and others do not! The same thing applies to Fisher body, cable-controlled brakes, shock-proof steering, and valve-in-head six-cylinder engine. Chevrolet gives you far more fea,ures-'r finer quality. Yet the price of the Chevrolet Mandard s lower than that of any other six or anv eight in the world. CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT. MICHIGAN Four Floors of Fine Furnishings LARIS0N-FREES CHEVROLET CO. riione Main 2 1414 Adams Ave.