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Newspaper Page TextClassified Advertising ; La Grande Observer . A conununltraod Family Newspaper Published Every Afternoon . , Kxcept Sundaya and Holldaya " By the Grande Ronde Valley ' . Publishing Compnny '.: .. .1710 ath Street La Orande, Oregon Phone I Qrande BOO This la a politically Independent publication promoting the beat In ttreata or northeastern Oregon. . National Kopreaontatlvui Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, Ios AngolHi, New York, t. IxmU, ' Ban Francisco, Cincinnati Lorenzen and Thompson, Ino. Member ABO ; Subscription lute L By Carrier Far Tear 13.C0 Iter Month . , 140 By MaU ft Tear git Months -W.O0 , 4.75 .. 3.50 Three' Months All Subscriptions In Advance entered as second class matter at tt Post Office of I Orande, Oregon under the act of March a, 1897. United PrMi (Full Leased Win) I. Classified Advertising ..... TnfnrmatlOn All Classified Advertising If accepted fubjeot-to the rules and regulations at the orande Konaa vauey mouso tni Company, which will not be aconalble for any errors after the first Insertion and reserve Una right to orowrly classify au advertisement, delete objectionable word or sent- aoM or to refuse any advertisement CASH RATIO The oath rate shown below repre sent; 3S discount for payment , ,, . - within pre- oay. h ' -' miwmom iNBimfnon r V . : FOUR WWW Insertions ' .:' : Par Uo one w-.,,.,;,,:,,i Ho - Tare , i .,, . to . Fotir , 80 ;-Fl .u. .,. 5c . .. Wi ' JL.l.. 7140 Count four and one-half word to thai line; , y '' "i --- t. .Contract fUtee on lUquert i: PHONE! 600' v Ask for the Ad-Tar or s represen tative will eall at your office, VITAL STATISTICS Birth HEARING To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hearing, Wallowa, 'daughter, July 23, Grande Rondo hospital. EVANS To Mr. and Mrs.Chcs tcr Evnns, son, July. 23T"'Grandc Ronde hospital. i . Anr . CI.A.SSIKIKD ! DUtBCTOKY DEPARTMENT BTORE8 , jjLo Grande'a Better Store FURNITURES .STORES ZIMMERMAN'S . The home of lovely furniture. GIFTS MELVILE'S Dinner Ware, Gloss Wore . and Houso Wore. THE GIFT SHOP i Gifts, Diamonds mid Watches (Formerly Richardson's Art and Gift Shop) HARDWARE ' ZIMMERMAN'S '' '..Hardware for every use, from tack to stoves. a'i iii in i . Lout and Found 10 LOST-, Ladies Bulova wrist c watch down town, nppioxim- . atelv three weeks ago. He ;'. Ward. Return to Observer of . f ice: ' Persona.) Service 13 DR. J. E. WOODELL, Chii oproc ' tor and Naturopath- West . Jacobson Bldg., phone 104. Closed Saturday ufteinoon. FAIRWAY'sLECTrTcT Bring " your electrical troubles to us r' Nothing too large, or too small ; for us to repair. New fixtures for home and office. .. L. F. JOHNSTON . 6t Depot St. Phone 703 Services Misc. 15 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM can be rented at the : FAIRWAY ELECTRIC ' 107 Depot St. ' Prion TT13 'LET US take your order far : new safe for delivery this fall. '" Agent? for Diebold Safes. "' SHOHB'S STATIONERY "" Office Machine Headquarters DON'T WORRY Take it to the FIXIT SHOP. First class re- pairing on all mechanical ep pliances einl furniture. WmIi j - ing machines rebuilt lil ! AU wiek ftuaftmtted. ' THE PlXIT SHOP 21 Fir Street Phone -H7-W CHARIfl HOMB (SJOtJSETRY CHrdles, foundations and bras. Mrs. Celia Gates, 2104 Green wood street. Ptjone (112-W. DELIVERY SERVICE Ktwial Delivery Call us and we will deliver it. faA GRANDE CYCLE SHOP 211) fJi Street Phone 72(1 Swvli'fM Mist'. (Con'l.) LA GRANDE ELECTRIC Wir ing, repaint and contracting. SIHRINE & ROUNDY 116 Depot St. Phone 93 PROMPT REPAIR of typewrit ers, adding machines, and other types of office machines. All work (juurantetd. Official UNDERGOOD Agency for Union; Baker, Wallowa, Har ney arid Giant counties. We call for and deliver. HALL'S TYPEWRITER SERVICE 109 Depot St. PIioiip 401 Schools - Instruction 17 INSTRUCTION, MALE Would ' like to hear from reliable men who would like to train in spare time to overhaul and in stall Refrigeration and Air ConMUibning equipment. Should bo mechanically in clined. Will not interfere with your present work. For in formation about this training, write at once giving name, address, age and your working hours. Utilities Inst. 340 care La Grande Evening Observer. DANCING INSTRUCTION: Lat est steps and styles In Jitter bug. Couples preferred. Phone Mrs. Edith Clark 4IJ0-J for ap pointment. Building Supplies 19 GENERAL PAINTS and enamels for use inside and outside. Roof paints and roof coating TEEL'S PAINT STORE PAINTS FULLER line of paints in pints or barrels for inside or outside, for metal, wood, for floors or ceiling's. ZIMMERMAN'S ' Hauling & Storage 20 TRANSFER & STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving, Piano moving. Packing and crating. All'typcs of delivery service. Heavy hauling. SMITH BROS. MOVING SERVICE 215 Fir Phone 08 Situations Wanted 23 STENOGRAPHER wants part time work. Inquire u'k Depot St. Help Wanted 24 WANTED: Working men in all depts. Here is your chance to travel and see the country. Board and sleeping accommo dations. Inquire Frank McClo- sky, manager, Russell Bros. Great Pan-Pacific Railroad Cir cus in Lb Grande, Friday, July 27. WANTED Dish washer and janitor. STEIN COFFEE SHOP POSITION FOR CLERK Steno grapher. Must know shorthand. Apply by writing to Box 845, La Crande, Oregon. WANTED Ladv to sliure down town apartment ond cook for elderly ludy. Phone 243-W. WANTED MAN to work extra, four hours daily. Railway Ex press Agency. WANTED: Girl or woman for office work and selling. Some knowledge of business mach ines desirable. J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. WANTED: Woman for care of elderly lady in bed pull time. Some help with housework. Call 648-J. Merchandise J5A BEAUTIFUL NEW decorated lap travs in scis of 2 or 4. MELVILLE'S FULLER BRUSHES B. T. Kit- termnn. Try our all-purpose cleaner, tooth brushes, mops, hair brushes, and waxes. 403 "j Spring street, phone 340-J or fi50.W. IRONING BOARDS and covers, Sling nigs in two sizes and a variety (f colors and metal covered asbestos mills for vour stove. MELVILLE'S Miscellaneous for Sale 26 FOR SALE: Model 70 30.06 Winchester deluxe. Like new. 2011 Adams Avenue. FOR SALE: 5 empty 55 gallon oil drums. $3.00 each. MONTGOMERY WARD NEW "STAY-OPEN" Seats for hall sames, picnics, ramping, beach and general use. These seats are automatic, foi infilling, compact and very comfortable. Get yours at MELVILLE'S JOHNSON and OLD ENGLISH Waxes, liquid or paste. Wax ofl, O'Cedar furniture polish. Old English scratch remover, sinionizer for doors or cars. Oilux wall wash aiui palm clciinur. lVwdcione to brighten the lugs. Uilf fly spray, Clean-x window cliVner. Absoilicnc vull puper cleaner. O'Cedar deinnther. Dick-a-Don cleaner, power or pasle. ZIMMERMAN'S Wanted to Rent or Lease on lony term basis Furnished house for member of Evening' Observer Staff Call 600 La Grande Evening Observer Mlscelliineoiis for Salt Continued PICTURES AND ETCHINGS Large selection. Also picture frames in Lucite, wood and leather. Statjonery, Air Mail and Novelty note paper. THE GIFT SHOP (Formerly Richardson's Art and Gift Shop) NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES for every room in the home. See our new fluurescent fixtures for the home and office. Table lamps with wooden and pot tery bases, I.E.S, lamp reflec tors all at ROSENBAUM'S 1412 Adums Avenue FOR SALE: 25 bbl. flour mill or will soil machinery. Lots of good belling. Some machinery which could be used otherwise. For price see or write Mrs. J. Baker, Flora, Ore, FOR SALE: Wardrobe 2002 Greenwood. trunk. CANNING SEASON New fruit jars, Kerr self-sealing jars in pints, quarts and half-gallons. Economy jar lids and Mason jar lids of all kinds at TURN'S FURNITURE STORE Home Furnishings 26A FOR SALE: Radio, good condi tion. Phone 539-W. LAMPS Floor lamps with silk or parchment shades. Table lamps, bridge lamps, vanity bed lamps or pin-up lamps. ZIMMERMAN'S MIRRORS Wc have n large selection of plate glass mirrors in an assortment of shapes and sizes. MELVILLE'S CLOTHES HAMPERS Large and small, black, ivory, green and blue. ZIMMERMAN'S BABY BUGGIES, radios, tables and chairs, phonographs, dining tables and chairs, leatner rock ers, bedroom suites ond mony other useful items in the home. F & T TRADING POST NUMDA RUGS and Indian rug, attractively designed, assorted colors and sizes. Sheep skin wool rugs in variety of colors. ZIMMERMAN'S FLOOR LAMPS, TABLE LAMPS at reduced prices. TALBOTT ELECTRIC CO. 220 Fir St. Phone 088 FOR SALE: Refrigerator, large 2-door, brand new. Westen skow Supply, Union, Oregon. Phone 251)1. Farm Products & Equipment "" 27 FOR SALE: Royal Anno and pie cherries at Wright plucc, r run dale. Phone 903-R. FOR SALE: One John Deere 12-A, 0-ft. combine with sock ing and bulking attachments in good condition. CLAUDE WRIGHT IMPLEMENT FOR SALE: Royal Anne and black cherries, 4c lb. on trees. Mrs. F. L. Dyul, Fruitdale. RED RASPBERRIES now ready, $5.00 a crate, or pick them your self $1.25 a gallon. Pick Mon day, Wednesday and Friday. Earl Holbert, Cove, Oregon, on Frank Conklin place. CHERRIES FOR SALE: On John Rodgers place See Rex Al len. Pick them yourself or will pick them for you. FARMERS! Get your harness NOW at MONTGOMERY WARD'S. Our harness sets are made of selected bark tanned hides, oil ond greose treated. Get top quality harness sets for as little as $129.95. MONTGOGMERY WARD Jveslock, Poultry, Peta 29 FOR SALE: Two-year-old sad dle horse, $40. Call after 12 noon at 102 Cedar street. Wanted to Trade or Buy 30 WILL PAY CASH for good used pianos. RADIO & MUSIC SUPPLY CO. Rooms Tor Kent 35 FOR RENT: Bedroom, close home. 1507 Sixth street. Wanted to Rent 44 Wanted To Rent 0-ltOOM MODERN HOUSE by Permanent Tenant. Call GOO WANTED TO RENT: Modern furnished home by Karl R. Slone, phone 982-J or 718. Real Estate 50 FOR SALE: Five-room modern house, garage, chicken house, garden, nice lawn. Close to grade school. $2950.00. Call at 1317 Y avenue. no FOR SALE: Six-room modern home with three bedrooms. three choice garden lots and small fruits, garage, shade and lawn. Place in excellent con dition, located near Green wood school. Priced $4000. For furtner inlorrnation call or see CLAUUK BERRY Real Estate and Insurance 207 Depot St. , Phone 100 FOR SALE: By owner, well im proved eight acres tile irri gated. Prunes, cherries, ami cotes, peaches, apples, ulfalfa, oiue grass pactuie, six-room house, iood barn und machine shed, chicken houses. Located on Cove road, 14 mile north of Union. Most all equipment goes with place. Possession at once. Old age reason for sell ing. H. N. Gamble, Rt. 3, Un ion, uregon. FOR SALE: Five-room modern house, barn with garage, four lots. 1605 Madison Ave., phone ojh-w. FOR SALE: 840-acre cattle and nog ranch, near Flora, Oregon. 200 A. cultivated. Good build ings. Several springs. Good crop which renter will sell. For price see or write Mrs. Amy j. DUKcr, flora, uregon. FOR SALE: One full block with two modern houses, good burn, chicken house, well water, fruit, nice lawn and shrubbery. 100!) Y or call 895. FOR SALE: 7 - room house, 9 lots and other buildings. Priced $1000. Locuted on Lake and Harrison streets. Write Leslie Walls, Rt. No. 1, La Grande. FOR SALE: Store building, with 3 rooms and both, 50 by 100 ft. with garage buildings in good condition located near two schools. For sale by pri vate party. For further in formation call 205-R. Automobile Services 56 JOHN'S BODY SHOP Expert body and fender work. Paint ing and general overhauling. Mr. Curman, S Ave. Phone 932-J. Legal Notices 60 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT The undersigned has filed his finul account, us executor of the estate of Dorothea Hothwell, de ceased, with the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, and said court has fixed Friday, the 10th day of August, 1945, at ten o'clock a.m., at the court room of said court in the courthouse nt La Grande, Union County, Oregon, us the time and place for hearing any and all ob jections to said final account and for the final settlement and dis tribution of suid estate. Dated this 10th day of July, 1945. John E. Rolhwell Executor of the Estate of Dorothea Rothwell, Deceased Cochran & Eberhard, I Attorneys for Executor July 10-l7-24-;n Plunge into Pool Doesn't Aid Escape SALEM, July 24 (UP) A plunge into the prison farm swimming pool yesterday, to avoid the eyes of guards hunt ing him, didn't help George Earl Wood, 20, any, und ho was back under lock and key today in the penitentiary after about five hours of "freedom." The young prison inmate, who was serving two years for burg lary, escaped from a prison farm flax gang yesterday. He was found not long after by Everett Kaiser, staid farmer, near the pool after his unsuccessful swim. Work Continuing To Rebuild Mill MOLALLA. July 24 (UP) Work was continuing today in rebuilding the A. F. Lowes lum ber mill, .only 24 hours after the plant was razed by a $70,000 fire Sunday. The blaze was started by elec tric welding sparks while work ers were doing machinery repair work. A. F. Lowes, owner, said he had acquired another sawmill and that it would be in operation within 4D days. Deeds Filed City of Ln Grande to Virginia Cusick, Lot 5. Blk. 48, Chaplin's addition. La Grande city, S.loo. Gerald F. Evans et nx to Daisy Lundivn, portion of Lois 1. 2, j, Blk. 139, Chaplin's addition. La Grande city, $10. Vin C. Ross et vir to Leo F. Carroll et ux. Lot 8, Hlk 77. Chap lin's addition. La Grande city. Emma II. Ford el vir to William S. Thomas et u.v. Lots 3. 4, Hlk. 1, Riverside addition. I. a Grande city, $10. Roy W Mason et ux to Lucian E. Prouty et ux, Uit 11, and por tion of Lots 9. 10. B'.k 28, Wil liamson's addition. La Grande city. $) and other considerations. Max I. Turn et ux to Clay C. Ellin et ux. Lots 13. 14. Blk. 39. Riverside addition, La Grande city, $1 and oilier considci aliens. Building Permits C. N. Cameron, elect one-sloryj frame work shop. 103 Greenwood street, $50. Iteal Estate (Continued) Ln Giraiiile Golf Team bei'eals Walla Walla Dale Cherrv of La Grande had chairman, Mrs. Charles Reynolds, low medal score of 09, three . . . t-r, ,i under par, in the tournament here Sunday in which La Grande country club golfers defeated Walla Walla 30 to 24. Cherry's 09 is the lowest score registered here in many years. He went over par only once and had four birdies. Dutch Williams of Walla Walla, Cherry's opponent, was low (or the opposition, with 78. The Washington club sent a learn of 15 men, who were-guests at dinner served at the club by the following: Mrs. Fred Spaeth, Walla Walla Score Pts. ... 88 0 ... 85 2Vi ... 82 0 ... 82 0 ... 89 0 ... 84 1 ... 94 !4 ... 95 2 ... 88 2 ... 93 ... 91 Vi ... 87 3 ... 78 0 ... 81 2',i ... 80 3 ... 95 1 V ... 100 2 .. 117 0 .. 101 2'k .. 107 Vi 24 Hill McLaughlin E. L. McCahun .. Dr. Von Nuhem Scotty Palmer .. Dr. Lodnell Chris Wittle 84 Fred Fox C. Wilson Bert Sentner .. Leonard Shaw George Hackett 91 Mel Kight Roy Little Lt. Hutchinson 95 Fred Spaeth .... Walter Total Dietrich Thrilled At Beating Yanks In 11 Innings Puts White Sox In Third Place; Detroit Loses By CARL LUNDQUIST NEW YORK, July 24 (UP) It was simply a well-pitched 1 to 0 victory in 11 innings over-the Yankees but it gave Blinky Bill Dietrich ol the Chicago White Sox as big a thrill as the no-hit, no-run game he twirled back in 937. It was a victory of vindication for the 35-year-old right-bonder, who has been beaten 19 times by the Yankees during his long American league career. And it couldn't have come at a more op portune time. The Bombers were dropped into the second division ;ir the first time since mid-June f lat season while Manager Joe McCarthy remained away from the club, contemplating his re- ignation. " Near Top Horeover, it put the Chi-Sock- rs into the intensifying threat of the pennant race in third place, ust a game and a half behind the lumping Senators and four games behind the pace-setting but tottering Tigers. Victory yesterday, a seven-hit ter for the bespectacled Dietrich, was a far cry from his no-hitter of eight years ago against the Browns. But for a pitcher who led the league in defeats last year with 17, it represented a fine re covery, giving him his fifth win against three losses in the cur rent campaign. The White Sox won when Oris Hockett hit a scratch single to send home Johnny Dickshot. Knocked Off Also helping to "button up" the race were Louis (Bobo) Ncw som, the "turnabout" pitcher of the A's, and unsung Ed Klieman of the Indians, who knocked off the loading Tigers and the runner-up Senators in night games. Nowsom, who has won four 12 in a row, topped the Tigers with a 1-0 four-hit ob. On top of that he drove in the only run of the game with a single in the second off Frank Overmire to bring home George Kell, who hod doubled. In his four winning efforts he has given up just 14 nits. Holmes Hitless Klieman also pitched and bat ted his way to victory, beating the Senators at Washington, 2 to 1. He doubled home Frankie Hayes with the first run in the fifth and Hayes followed up by singling in Jeff Heath in the sixth. He yielded only five hits while John Niggcling and Alex Carrasquel of the Senators gave up 12. The Pirates made 17 hits, in cluding homers bv Jim Russell, Bob Elliott and Bill Salkeld ill an 8 to 5 victory over the Braves at Pittsburgh. It was the fourth victory in a row for the Bucs and the sixth in their last seven. Tommy Holmes, holder of the National league consecutive tames batting mark, dropped out of the lead as lop hitter in the maors utter going hit less in his fourth straight game. He now bus been at Kit IN straight tims without a hit. Walter (Boom Room) Deck gained the victory in a relief role, his second straight since joining the Pirates. There were no other games in either league. I 1 t.... n..lU t,,nD M' Ui.fmnn Siegrist, Mi's. J a m es Trimble, Mrs. F. E. Lunzer, Mrs. Mabel Graham, Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly and Miss Madeline Spaeth. Tomorrow the course here will be the scene of a tournament be tween the women members of the club and women of the Ba ker club. , Scores yesterday (last five men on the Walla .Walla team are La Grande men who filled in the places): . Walla Walla 24 points. La Grande 38 points. La Grande Bud'Fisk Mack Johnson C. H. Reynolds George Thompson Ralph Jones Bert Worley M. Fitzgerald Score .. 81 PI. 3 Vi 3 3 3 2 2Vi 1 1 2' 2 V. 0 , 3 'k 0 lMi 1 3 2(4 36 John Theisen 98 Arch Parker 90 Don Meyers 90 Ira Snider 89 Mac Stivers 92 Dale Cherry 69 C. A. Reynolds 83 C. Walker :....'. 91 L. Jones 95 L. L. Snodgrass .... 103 Tom Burton 108 Bus Courtney 100 Fcrb Emery 90 Total Baseball Standings By united Presa AMERICAN LEAGUE .. W. L. Pet. Detroit ....47 36 .506 Washington 44 38 .537 Chicago 44 41 .518 St. Louis .' 41 30 .513 New York 42 40 .512 Boston 43 41 .512 Cleveland 39 43 .476 Philadelphia :...30 52 .366 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 52 32 .619 St. Louis' 41 39 .513 Brooklyn .......49 38 .503 Pittsburgh 47 42 .528 New York 46 45 .505 Cincinnati 40 41 .494 Philadelphia 25 67 .272 Boston ..:..41 46 .471 Bobby Doerr Looks Forward to Getting Back to Baseball EUGENE, July 24 (UP) Sgt. Bobby Doerr, former second base man for the Boston Red Sox and now stationed nt Camp Roberts, Calif., left here today for his ranch home along the Rogue river. Doerr, who has been visiting his wife' parents, said he is an xiously awaiting the time when he can resume his maor-league baseball career with the Ameri can league club. Considered one of the best sec ond basemen in organized base ball, Doerr has had little oppor tunity to play baseball during army service. Ho is on the train ing staff at Camp Roberts. Cookes Spoil Title Broth For Others NEW YORK, July 24 (UP) Elwood Cooke and his pretty wife, Mrs. Sarah Pfllfr-ay Cooke played monopoly today in an nexing all the available titles in the eastern clay courts tennis tournament. Cooke completed a clean sweep for the Los Ahgejes couple yes terday when he paired With Sid ney Wood, jr., New York, to win the men's doubles title 4-6, 6-4, 6-1, 6-4, beating J. Gilbert H.ill and Ladisluv Hecht, both of New l orK. . . Previously - Cooke had taken tils singles title. His wife won the women's singles chamnmn. ship and paired with Dorothy Bundy of Santo Monica, Calif., to take the women's doubles com petition. FIRST FLEW CHANNEL A balloon crossed the English channel 160 years ago, 124 vears before Bleriot- did it in an air plane, Jean Pierre Blanchard a Frenchman, and Dr. John Jef fries, on American, made the crossing in 1785, in a balloon equipped with oars to oid in steering it through the air. According to statistics, single persons do not live as long as married people. Jon Totifctin flrturoe Cordova IM -icoot iMrtCIItULLniSFI j News find. .UiwicaJ Pm-arle TODAY und ?.W7 . stto LA GRANDE EVENING ORSERVER Phone AW Complete Local Reports Tuesday, July 24, 1913 Battle of Bulge In Coast League To Start Today By United Press The battle of the bulge in the Pacific coast league baseball standings starts in earnest Tues day with some interesting results anticipated. Premier clashes of the week for the next eight games will beslag ed every night in Sick's stadium between pacesetting P o r 1 1 and Beavers and Emil Sick's Ssattle Rainers currently in second place, seven games behind the rose city aggregation. Manager Marvin Owen's team, topped by the best-balanced pitching corps in the league and sluggers Frank Shone and Frank Demaree, should win the series with something to spare. How ever, the Suds have a decided way about them that may cast an altogether different light on the league race by next Sunday night. San Francisco entertains the Oakland Acorns from across the buy. This series will be for ten ancy of fourth place. The' Oaks are expected to start Floyd Strom me against Elmer Orella. A makeshift San Diego team plays at Sacramento. The Padres will blow hot and cold depending upon the team they field, may, with a little luck and the same team three nights in succession, effect some changes in the league standings. Hollywood and Los Angles tangle at the former's field with the seraphs given the edge in view of their recent showing at home. Ben Hogan Back To Challenge Nelson. . In All-American CHICAGO, July 24 (UP) LI. Ben Hogan today returned to the bigtime golf circuit he ruled for three straight years to find out if his successor, Byron Nelson, is .rcalfy the gn(itest player the game has ever known. Hogan, o little sloe-eyed Texan with a power-packed swing, en tered the. army air force in 1942 after being golfdom's leading money winner for three consec utive seasons. He has obtained leave to play his first major tour nament this year in the record rich $60,000 all-American cham pionships, now under way at the Tarn O'Shantcr country club. Booming his drives off the tee as usual, Hogan shot a seven-un-dcr-par 65 practice round yester day to lie the Tarn O'Shnnler course record and give warning he is anxious to cut short Nel son's record winning streak dur ing the all-American open. PLANS RING CLINICS STATE COLLEGE, Pa., July 24 Leo Houck, Penn State box ing coach, is charting the pro gram of ring clinics he will con duct next fall for schoolboy of ficials and coaches of Pennsyl vania. Granada ENDS TONIGHT 3CT:U-&'.',.7.Mf.7.V. LOOK OUT BELOW! Those East Sid er art iumaina r into thir rough AC riftu ... t CAST Sit or IwCORaY-HunfiHAU Bitlr BENEDICT Gloria POP! Cirlyle BIACKWEIL Jr. I ''Vm ones PA SPORTS Page 6 Double Draft Price Proposal Rejected CHICAGO, July 24 (UP) A demand by minor leagues for doubling the draft price of class AA players was turned down yes terday by officials of the major league baseball clubs. A suggoslion by Clarence Row land, president of the Pucific Coust league, that the present $7,500 price tag be increased to $15,000 was rejected on the grounds that it would retard the progress of players to the major leagues. Tommy Richardson, president of the eastern circuit, presided at the joint meeting of the major and minor league committees to study proposed revisions in the major-minor league agreement. GUNS! No Sale Restrictions on This List! 12-ga. or 16-ga. Single Barrel 6f 9 MIX Shotgun yAJ'IW 410-ga. Bolt Action Repealing Shotgun 22-cal. Auto matic Rifle 22-cal. Repeat ing Rifle 22-cal. Single Shot Rifle $1S40 $20.00 $12.05 $6.15 Sale Restricted to Farmers on This One. 2-(ia. Savage . Automatic ?(i2.2.r Men! There are many feature values in our hardware, sport ing goods and clothing depart ments during our July Clear ance Sale. Look at them! Montgomery Ward La Grande FAIR GROUNDS Friday AT .! & S P, M. DOORS OPEN 2 & 7 P. M. Presenting on INCONCtlVABlY IMPRESSIVE ARRAY Of AMAZING ACTS 4 ARTISTS includ.nq THE WORLD FAMOUS RIDING CRISTIANIS FANTASTICALLY Bf-AUTIfUl NEW CLOUD BALLET STARRING LOVELY LA LOUISA The Inimitable FLYI NG CONCELLOS ALA MING FUWHif!iwiNO Forward Somerwwlttng ACROBATIC W.tord. ot, the. W.relO R T A N S PALLENBERGJSjyjiider BEARS The KONYOTS & The ARTUROS -?Ilh!' ForemostH.gH scnoo Horsemen DAUNTLESS DICKCLEMENS KING OF HON TRAINERS HS PERf O R m I NG M AN -K I ll L E R S DAVISOS, EXCELLOSTWRIGHTS AND SCORfS UPON SCORES Of OTHERS Peerless Pe.'omT ElEPHANTI pof eoiis Introductory Pageent BreathtakinNeGra FINALC HENRY KYES. "THE PAUl WHlTEMAft Of the white tops"ao his new WONDER SAND Svo,, EJv 3te.J HORSES A PONIES CLOWNS c a i o e S u t MCNAJLfftlf Tickets oit Sale Circus Day at l.iesman ItoHg Co. R.57 JULY S I