La Grande evening observer., August 28, 1923, Image 3

Tuesday, August 28, 1923.
" THE LA GRANDS EVENING OBS33V35
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BASEBALL
Fight Offer
Is Explaine
Coffrpth, Tijuana Promoter
Toll's Why Dempsey-Wills
Fight Could Be Put on
Successfully.
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(Yiiffrutli, widely known prnmolw
or' race (nick inci'ls ami prize flhl.
Mil.ilni'il .Miiinhiy liiM reason lor
olft-rjii to liromoti' u I t'mp'y-WII!s
i'';tvywi'lMiiL' I'lKiinpiontihl) poilicHt, (
'Ilntf 1o ;i .sih'ni'tl iirllclr In the
l-'.in l''raiiclsio ritronirlc. Tho mitt
J'Tt Wat; ki"' lino ly Ool'forl 11 In
i-'-ply lo a tu'Ktlun hy tho I'hroiiiflp.
"Why ran Tijuana anil San ll-so
nri'oril in olTcr half a million, ilnllui-H
for a I.oxIiik r-oiUi-st ?"
Al lru:l :lti,IHMl ptTMOllH would nt
tf'lhl a I K'nipwey-WlllH coiltfsl, hi tlo
Hmi'piI, wlilth, rlurlr.K upon 1 lie IklsIk
of an avorac $2(1 n-r pi'i-son. woulii
nrt ?ilna,lHu from anlen alone. In
addition, lu (W'cliirtMl that other at
trartloah, such us races, wouM l)e ot
ferril the visitors,
l'-or the attendance he estimates
2li,ltiiii persons from t'alifomla alone
J la declared that Will Irom San Dlefro
lli.liu" front l.os Antfc'lei; and - 6,11(111
from San l-Yancisco would wllnesii (h(v
filflit; . The' tretiiiUndcr of the . :ui,(mio
was allottedto the other states of Ihe
union.
In i . touching upon out. of tho state
attendance, he pointed out that two
transcontinental railroads run Into
San hlcKo. tlius idvitiK ample railroad EMMRTT.- Ida.! Airtight pitching
facilities, til' southern California, he !' Heller for Jerohie, coupled Wllh
aiiserled. the hiKhways could druw eost ly jrror by Kmmett, was rispon
liuiidreds of tonrisls, and that ocean slhle for ihe I. umherjacki.' defeat' here
steamers would he churtcreil for voy-j. Monday afternoon by u ccore of (i to 1
aces to San DIcko in the event of thojln the lust ot a two-iraino serlen for
I'iKht. , the championship of the Ktnte. Km
l lousluK facilltleE In Sun J )eiro . mett took the first frame Sunday ufler
would he ample, hu said, noon hy a score of S lo " In a 11-lnn-
Inp; pratne .
Allhoufrlt It was originally plnnned
ItJiat In event the serlcii wan split hy
tho Iwo penuttnt contenders, u Ihlrd
Jennie would he playe.l at Jerome next
Sunday, it was announced .Monday
Home Run Rwinl.
fHICAOo; (A. I'.) Cy Wlll
Innis, of -the Philadelphia Nation
als, la week orarkett' out tlinfl
llbmo runt and evened Mi Tecont
with liuhe Itulh for Ihe New York
Amcricuns, who had milned a lead
of thris homers the week previous
KrN'h of the leading- hitter ot the
Iwo major leairues Htnnwl out this
week with 22 circuit cloulH apieeo
to their credit. Itulh was idle Inst
week, mo fur a homo riinn wr
concerned. Kenneth Williams of
the St. 1-oitin llrowns, took a tight
er liidd on third position anions
homo run hitlers of the Iwo ma
jor leiiprues when he hit three four
lutsc passes, ItrinKing hlH total up
to liTi. Leading- home run sluKRVrM
of tho two leagues. Includlni? those
wltli 1 1' or more home runs to
I heir credit, follow:
AM Kltll'AN I.ICAfrl'R It nth.
New York, 3"; Will In ma. SI. Loom
IT.; lleilnian, Uelroil. 1H; llniiser,!
Philadelphia. 1 4 ; lirowcr, ('lev
land, H: McManus, St. I .on Is. 14;
'I'ohin, St. I.ouis, 11!; Speaker,
I'levelund. 12; J. Harris, lloston,
11: .Miler. Philadelphia. 11.
NATIONAL I.KAOI'K Will
lmns Philadelphia, 32; -Kournler,
llrooklyn. 17; Miller, Chicago, 1(1;
Mucscl, Xow York. HI; llornshy,
St. I.ouis, H ;. Traynonr, Pittshuri:
12; Tlemey, , PhilnUelphln. . 11:
I'Vlscli. Si-w York, .
I NATION A fi I.KA;l:i,
W. .. Pet.
'New York ., 79 48 ,MV
'flnelnnall .. 7.1 47 ' .BOH
Plltsliurif 72 4S ' .11(14
chleaRO U .' .64 I
SI. Ixiuls :: SH 6:1 .4S4
'llrooklyn .: CS .47r.
Philadelphln 4n 7 '.:i:io
Hnxlon S" K2 .311
.Mi:iti('AX i,i:a(;i i:
W. I,. IVI.
New York 75 42 .041
jClevelund f-4 .'nd
1st. I.ouis Hi' 67
lielniil t.S Of. .."
Irhlraieo 04 64 .iiui
jWasnlnston fi 1 .4:!)
il'Mladelphin 61 fill .477
lloston .. 46 7 .SHI
ary of $151.36 am women teachers
S1AV44.
It cost $l!)7.!i85.19 to conduct the
.schools of Jefferson county lust
year, of which amount $45,f;i"J was
'expended in the employment or in
Istmctors..
I The cost of conducting the schools
'of Josephine county ilurinp; the past
yenr was $171,40.1, or wnicn amount
il(M,rnl2 were paid for teachers' sal
aries-
The enrollment in the schools at
the etui of the last term was 2021,
with 100 teachers in charge. (
these teachers 90 were women
I'ACII'lf 4'OAST l.l'.AIM i:
No (tames Fchcdulcd yesterday-
l learns IravellilK',
Aiiici-lcan Ij-ague
( Yesterday)
ChiCHKh 2. llnslon .
Philadelphia 4, St. Louis I
New York in, Cleveland 3.
lietiolt 9, Washington, 8.
Nnllonal laitiie.
( Yesterday)
New. York 8, Chleaeo 4.
Philadelphia' 12, .SI. I.ouis
Cincinnati -0, Hoslon 2-7.
i:hlhllkui (innies.
t Yesterday) -Plttshurtt
S, Wllliamsport 2.
EMMETT DEFEATED.
IX SECOND GAME
Hailed Hall lilts Player,
Causlii't Sudden IH'alll.
iMcAI.KSTKIt, (Ikla. (A. P.)
Joe l.ovall, 22, short.slop on a
AleAlester amateur team playini:
al Kai'.'inmih. (Ikla., was struck
oM-r the heart by u hatted hall that
todk a b id bounce. Lnvall reeov
e(7d Ihe ball and whipped it to
first for tile ulart. of u fast douhte
pa.v Ilial cut off u man at the
plate and retired the side, ,
.'Then ho collapsed. When team
Mijites reached him he was dead.
The ll(v. phyiciaus said, ltad
paralyzed tho initscles of hi.li.
h'e.irl.
National Iragw Today
Chicaijo 4. New York 1. -Cinrinuall
4, lloston 1.
Correct I his
him at I any
Cham'plqn; ,."''(
j'rtkn nit."
sentence: "I'll flirht
time," . declared- the
guarantees: , winner
Clackamas Pupils Gain.'
SAI.EM. Ore.. There are' a total
of 1277 pupils enrolled in the high
schools of Clackamas county, or an
increase of 189 over the previous
year, according to a report filed here
tndav with the state superintendent
ot public instruction. ine enrnii-.
ment in -the irrades was 7420.
A . total of 1142 teachers are em
nloved in the schools. Salaries rtf
niKht that a third cranio Is Imnrohable. men .teachers average $159 a month
As it now stands, the championship of and women teachers $108 u month.
the slate is In the air. as Kniniet nn l (There are 152 Schools in the COUIltV.
Jerome, by vlriure of winnlni? the vAnother report received . by . the
ehamnionshins of. the Western Idaho state superintendent . of schools fo
und Southern Idaho leauues; were ihe "lay. shows that there are 578 pupils
most logical pennant contenders. j lunrollcd in Jefferson county, with
. : '48 touchers in charge. Men teachr
THY A WANT All ' ers receive an average monthly .sal-
'-. ;.'. i .1, U' 1 , - . t-.j -. .
: IViiKiirr Outpoiuls lliindee.
PlIII.AIiKI.I'lllA. (A. P.) Kddie
"Kid" Warner ot Philadelpliia deci
sively outpointed Johnny Dundee,
woi'.M'f; fenlher welaht ehauipion, In
an jetht round bout litre.; .Motjilav,
nialii, in the opinion ai a inaorily
newspaper men at Ihe rluirsidc.
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Needless to Suffer
VyHY suffer the incon
" . venience and pain
;from Piles when you will
be guaranteed a positive
and permanent cure by
my non-surgical, pain
less treatment?
Treatments rnny be taken weekly
if it is inconvenient to be here for
daily attention.
Wrllc today for my FREE
buok on the proper treatment
ol Piles.
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CKAS. J. DEAN
2ND AND MORWSONPORTtAND.ORCC
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Knife Sale
Try our Tutti Fruitti Ice
Cream packed in our new
ice cream cartons. ;'
The Palace !
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STILL OX
Three - Blade,
High - Grade, Fully
Warranted
Punch Blade Knives
Made by American
Workmen
Values from
52.00 to $2.75
For
Only $1.28
See Them in Our
Window
These Are Exceptional
Bargains
Oictron Hardware &
Implement Co.
It Makes
Considerable
Difference
Whether Your Watermelon Is Ice Cold or Warm
We have them at a temperature just
above freezing; all the time
CALL MAIN 80
EDISON UNCHANGED
ON COLLEGE VIEWS
MILAN, Ohio. (I. I. .) ItevisM
Injf hlH hirthplucn hro t'ur Hip first
lintH In forty .van. TliomtiM A. Kill-
son rt'ViMltMl thaL .limn hal not
t'luu.Ki'tl hut rathor cinphiisl.t'tl Ui
ol't-eprpspI vU'wh on I'diioailun aiul
hlri ilouhlH us to Dm orriciii-y of moil
(rn voiugvt ciirrii'iiluinH in ttirniiiK out
in1!! filtt'tl lo ropti wilh pi-PHt-m-tlity
IirohlttiA.
'cm yoiinj? anil then hi 'cm
alone," the xrrcit invrnlor tohl tifws
papermrn. lie wuh rriri-it.K lo rhil.l
ron. Ai'lei 14, ho helicvos, inert 1m
no mm In sending thoui to Hrhoot.
'I have no morfl ih Tor rolloo
crnduutos than J used to haw in-
leed, my ihooricH rpiruiilniK thoni
havi boon ronflrmoil and are strontf-
r i han evt'r," i-M Lson ooii tin noil .
'They are most lu-tplpss wht-n fured
with niathemntirs. .My last question
naire and I iiso them all the lime
arithmetic. Any child ouirht to he
ahle to answer them, hul only ?h per
fin r rny applicants could find even
approximately correct aimwerM.
The trouhlc Ik In the prima ry
Kchoolp. Ivducatlon Hhould he m-.nfn
attractlvo to the. Illtlo oiipm with mov
ing picturen, perhaps, and other do-1
via', children should he lauirht he-1
tween tho aes or :ini 1.
"After 14 tho child') mind undor
Ktiet a rhaiiKe. If he han not heen
InirreNted hy that tlmo he never I
will he. Th into ho han not ktumhmI
hy that timo he will fro through life!
vithout. Tho rent of his no-called od-
u .in ii in iiiiTi' ptm.Hii nui euueaiiuii.
"If a ehild'a tntnd haa heen trained
to think hei'ore he rcnchcti tho aK of
jl4 he i ciuippcd to become u suc
cess. Thinking Is what counts. The
jrest is vt-neer pn'Hy muyhe hut not
cssi'ntlnl in n practical way."
I Mr. Kilison, with Henry Kord and
llnrvtty l-'in'Mone. was on his wav to
'northern Michigan, whom the three
Irientls and others will itpend sonm
time campfnK.
That wrltvr who says there l:i no
InKietil reason for the sleaily inereas
of divorce .should study llm pile ot tin
cans In the alley.
A WANT A I) WIM, DO IT
GOOD
CIGARETTES
1J
GENUINE
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO I
OIL
From ike hearts of golden corn
Here are some of the reasons why AMAIZO
OIL is best for salads, ideal for frying and a
perfect shortening. It has been used by success
ful chefs for years. . ; ' ; .'; ! '-:
' Whpll vegetable, pure and nourishing
Will hot curd in mayonnaise
Does not get rancid
Doea not smoke at cooking temperature'
Economical can be used over and over .
.;,. J5oes not carry the flavor of one food to another
Doea not discolor
, Easy to measure quick to
mix for shortening
In the Can with Hygienic Top
Collects No Dust No- Rust
Your Grocer has it '
American Maize-Products Co.
New York
I Sr Ml 7l.0 f'- I
MADE UNDER
The Federal Farm Loan Act
. tt'ft Intefett . No Commtisiono No llotiui
' '. Eay Pajrmenti Non-maturing MortKKe
Repayment Privileifci
Write for Particulars to
lEe California Joint Stock Land Bank
- . ; PENDLETON. OREGON
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ELECTRIC COOKERY !
Is Correct CooUcry o
$10.00 DOWN o
Places an Electric Range in your home. See g
them on display at g
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g 107 Depot St. Somnicr Hotel IJldg. Phone 39.1-W
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Pattison Brothers
Grocery
:
Furniture Exchange
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISDERS
Any Make Sewingr Machine for Sale or Rent
From $3.00 to $14fi.00
ED DONOHUE, Prop.
Phone 474-J Fir & Jefferson
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Fall Coats Keady to Complete the
School Girl's Wardrobe
Junior Misses who wear' Top ' Coats or slim
Wrap-arounds will be fashionable this Fall. The
store is equipped with tho kind any girl would
enjoy owning. Lustrous pile fabrics make the
dress Coats dressier; wooly materials checked
or plaited make the Top Coats more sports-like.
These are new Fall garments and are moder
ately priced.
$19.50 to $19.50
LADIES READY-TO-WEAR
AND MILLINERY,
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ORDER THAT
MONUMENT NOW
We have made a pro
found study of monument
building, and an order
placed in our hands is sure
to receive f;uthful, intelli
gent execution.
We Will Gladly Furnish
Estimates
mm
' F.
Blue Mountain Marble
Granite Company
11)03 H Ave. I Rrnniln, Oivkop
We Expect Every Pair
To Make A Friend F7or Us
Every pair of shoes we sell must make a friend or
continue a friendship, or we want to know the rea
son why.
We have good shoes, fairly priced. Lots of dif
ferent styles; new ideas and, "stand-bys." We know
how to fit them. We guarantee, satisfaction. We're
sure you'll like our ideas of service.
STOr IN AND SEE THE MEW FALL STYLES
KEADY NOW. CLAD TO SHOW
THEM TO YOU.
The Bootery Inc.
A Paradise for Tired Feet
Home of the Arch Aid Shoo
CROVER SMITH, Mr.
20T Depot Street Phone Main 118
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