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PAPE TWO THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, May.lfi, 1025. t'tz & Dunn Company's Style Shoes oj Qualify Hill's Department Store "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" H Billy Says HI-JACK HE I DEfHRBEOS! A halt if or rNew Players - Secured By Pendleton t "The tr.-nK-8t aKKr'f(fation thut has takon the fi-hl for the Unku?iM will trot on the Kound ll'p diamond Xunduy afternoon." roads an artlelo about tomorrow train" In )'t-Httniay' pond h i on Kuj! OrcftonJun. , 'flu liuekn have Ihree H-w men. a first ;ukT, it euteher ami u center fiolder. Th now find huo- inuil n'ritnt-H to let Mm name no known bi-fur' the kiih- aoeurdintc j t( tht nt W--upT account. A Kn- j tleman b the naiuo of Jones, a re- j rent Importation from Spokane. : w ill do tin- liafkNtuppitiK lor the j Jvndlotou elm tomorrow and I too Keep in Shape En. Route & ' rff f ' - ' r i ': 1 f i' 'e V " v " ,t - V X '.1 T riplk-play m in:s (.1. itn U riuht, yiHitliliil Pltts hitltf ltoltlop, Iih Iniiutl llic miik jui triU--pltt (fh lprilk-s. Hi uut into oe hall of fume in a J ami only one win l in the ninth to- nliiK. wlih-h Htarl..! with the oore j Harsl.-u.l wriieouica i luy ccn 'J to r aKuln.'it iht-i:i, won (he Kam- ! tT,fi-ll. Iht." for thr iM-.Ki--K. r.s y..MHlay O,to H' ati.i Moult Tavlor i an. I tit- i-hviim' IiLiMii.t muM koo nuvr i-n uuinK m rm'iin I Lurk t I wilt, thrr losii.-:i for in- ihmtcx win mam- Wl.'ir thiitH ut HtruiWl anl I h' V ! i lni -I ! uniiM ut Hm' Nnutky i lly Tlmrlut v.tn ii lit n-liiv.l tlirt4' C untiii.il : ltla4-is vintiJi'-haiioil. J WrlrhtV: feul wap hut lii sivtli of tt;i k!ni in niajof' If-aKi'history.i It -it in- in tiw unit h Innii'K with two m a on, an tin tlrtv.- from tin h:it of Hotlumh y uiarllnK thf tr ifilc kiliiri-.. 1 iowii throiiKl) tlu y-ar.i t :icli inujor ti'KUf ha pro.iiict-tl hut tiiro of then oiit-of-ihe-onliiiarv affairs. Four of th'tn hnw hn rhalked up duiififf thr .a.-(t five Th trii.lt play h ro h to lat' InrluoV Ia ul llimti. or tin' oht I'rovhlrnt'.' Iiam; Nal Hall, oiif tunc t'l-v lat4 shortstop; I til I W Unih-xKUiin-i. Itl Sox jr-oini han iiutu. hut wtio p rfornn '1 thf Ptuut whil- pl,iiiix v.ilh f'lfvi laiot: i;rnlf Ialrtt of ih- Hia-.: i titorr HurnH, whih' with I h 1 tox, nt tlU-nn WrtKht. - Tti iiHksi fuimm of tlfiu nil wa t'.mt iiunh hv VniliiHf. roiii htjC In tlM 11120 utirld -Hf. willi HriMiklyii. Ih- only tiiiit it lm- t r iHfn tti'iifi In Hi' rUirx.n Mow Common Now Triple pluv.i. not unaHslsleJ af fairs, r mow common now than wua tho cane yt-ars uko. In thf oUi tiavd. a thtve-ply ktHinic vm utiitt imuiiml. l-or it was only put ovt onn a FfAAon or so, Nowatlayo, however, a tripl--slHinit Jotan't caiiM much inort i'xrlt"'mnt than Io-h a douMc play. l-at year thtr wr 1 1 mirh plays turnril in on major Irama tliamoiuls. Tho AmorhMn hal fix of thi-m. the Itt-il Jo ItutitiiK ttu list w it h t h Tt. Tho I'unl itia Is runhiMl noxt with a pair. Thno nousonn bark tho Ameri can ilhl ovi-n httor, haiiKinn' up aovon triple plays. Tlila st:inla as t hi hlBh -mark for both Iouruus ovt a oson's Btrotch. Xnkliix tripli" piny. unaMiil. K, r courM, MMiii'thintc 14 Huaht. It's it! wni t the maximum effort in (fcli'iitho "iUirk. t to tho Hi- i Itujw m. roxpt'i-ovt-iy. iuirny mo.ik ,1. r hiKh. j will play hhoi t.stop wtih Kl Hson riK'it f i lit ami itntr llabo Alanm lor Thal Munc-tt m loft, j PUtrl Ininlup, tho miphty port shbr will probably pitch tho firnt hall for h? club with U'tiarriKlo fin row-rvo. WUh tho I'lratf bat. imon on a rampaKf it -itH likoly that Ihissamo Abliurri,'lo .staihls a good rhamv to ROt into tho gainv. No F Ira to t hJinccM Tor thf ir part tho 1'irates aro do ing little tnlkinK and a lot of work ing. 1-a traiJe has no now nu n none urn iteodod. Tho tuinie outfit thut huH tnrnod in four winniiiK Kunu'is with no dof.-am will start tho aM.Hon for tho riratos at Pen dleton tomorrow. This juhm o.-wiiut hall pluyitiK oomhinatioii roads. pttohor; Al -Itarth. KniKht. first base; b-fruT'-d Kz:n tMt to; Jat kTS, oe aod liii Tho o.ntnt ua-H .'nappy throm:h ut :md for tho UKt j.art run K'-t-tin? was a diriicult !.;.!. Iji tiraud 1 un i) fii't ii, tho ?hn.) with ihr. f rutifi -tho r -oil tt( t '.vo two-baK 'rtt and a tra-- of sin, !:. In tho j fifth tho Indiana w. ni ' n tho war-f path a;.i wm n tho ttvt ' tlh-i ftnj had -ru: .l ho on .lat. Thoy j Stond mir.' in tho :;ih and twio in tho oiKhth. brinx.iilf thoir total to mm.-. Fully Sinii-fiil Two icoi'ioi wi re mado (n the wvonth antl oihfh. making tho count live Tur tno lli-.larkorif and aft-r tho 1 1 dm' ii had hoon n-tlrod in Die lif t of tho ninth, tho loeal :e;tm in--mt. rs si.iri' u awmcinif i n,,,. H ti. thoir I al.H with r ina rkaldo rosults. i cuti-rtor T' ..-vl , y 4 v- --M i 4 Hi' fn Ae BEVQS BUMPED OESPITE HITS I'Acinr coivr i i Act i Clubs ii'i h'ranclHco ShII Uikr Siulti.- Ias Alltfilcs .. Oaklaiu! I'orliiind Sufniiiunlo .. 'i riinn ..I I .11 ill I'd. .714 .M .4f M vivn nivws ;ii:s Ia Austin in. sun ljiko H SALT I.AKI-: (Al i:. H. K. I .os Anjfi'lt-.H in ir, i Salt l-ik. i 4 llaltoiu.s: I'ayno. Milsu-ad .tiid Sand I m 'i Sin,;:oTun, llnlvey and i'ook- SALIENT FEATURES KENTUCKY DERBY TO BE RUN TODAY I.Ol s M.I.K, K. (AC) In- 'tries: Trteiity-fhe; pndmble stnrt :m -U. lioianet Om and (iM'-mmrt r ' inib".: Hi'luht 120 (mmiihIn. ' Value Ui uiniMT 55, 4 "(). pro- j : vlh-, siart; $;, 475 if marl. 1 Time tt-th p. in., ei-iitrul stand- i anl tirm. i ( eailier I'mlrtildc .-InmiTM. j Kavoritos Quat rain. Captain Hal. kentiieky. ( ardinal, ( haiitey. Probable iMklsv-uatrajii, ;t to t ; ;( ttpiain llul, 7 to I: Keniiieky ( iir- ' dinal. I- to I, aiul (iuuiley. 10 to t. j ' Probable attendance KO.OOli to ; mmi,ooo. i IC.ord 2:0:t 2-5 by Obi Hose , biiil In Mil l. , ; Pioio(is wlnnen 1024. Ulaek y.-dd; IHi:i, ev; f-J2 ,M..rhdi, ami ' 1121, Itehute Yourself. M.roth.in runners ir.iuin- Mf-niy ot trainine to k.-vn in shape for their loriK r;n'-. l-'ir lh -vnf in iiie t th hat Ji.-st .in Ih alhktic liruKam. In ihr uhote ih..n. u Imd Krank '.una ll-lw. un.l Muhai l L)n h. two ot Aitr;a rr.ii.M niui.itlnuii rn ,Tny ir I.jui.I for I.' ii l .n whrrv th-jf . UI .viiiul. .MJ 3u- nil ui lii-ia kl'Ulil ukinn u jaunt kiiip. BOSTON LOSES I Sherd, i and W. I Hush. Greene, Schmidt, Gonzab-s; liul.hell and l.o- borry. ni iii ini v s i'ovi:u si:i. KAI.K.M, Ore. Thrw famlltoB in Orciron ;ontrihitt approximately Ca ht Cont of the inmatos of tho mate homo fur tho foi hlo-mlnded and 4o pr cent of tho wards of tho at a to training school. Hecorl in to a statoment made by lr. J. N. Hinith. sujh rtnteitdent of the foe hto-inindod homo, in un addross before the students of Willam ette jnlveraity here. "Tho mcinheiH ot those families are t ne routing rapidly." said Dr. Smyji, "utiil h.ivo created n rt i i ons prohiem. Ib-r.dity. which is tnflueiicid inubrlally "hy envtron i'it nt. plays an important part in shaping- tho dttdlnie of uocioty. P H my opinion that people Rvnrr My timtorestlmaf e horeiltty (ii deailntf with our portal prohlemfl." Uvnn (Maw ) earthinako failed to dint rul the 1 lai ard .seimo Ijraph. 111k coIUkoh are loo snobbish orfsen; fir-t up- popptd nut to u,mii i,.im .rond hase: Willie rinirlfd. Williams I Williams, short: Tom Oossott. third hft field; field and flirt. .in oil in It-it a'i'l '.ii Hi error. Haw ,noro i-rii hv triple by tiaritv ruuy I vti- th with dov, lorou made fust on s 'in;1 d and two the Indians and a ! ueeounled for four ! - scurf. f Mulder. ' .. sniKhd brinKintf Tools home v. ith th winiiitiK run. Johnly, who had ilono the twirl ing for tho Indians un'il tho ninth innitiK rally, was replaced by Klk who failed t,j prove lhat ho could item the tide of runs bettor than hH teammate, Yoskr pithod fair hull until the fifth. 1'our double plavs - thn o by JackorM, addd to the entertain - base; l.ofly Hart man. Pod Alexander, centei Puho Davis, right fl-Id. Tho only chany in tho Ia (Jriuido lineup the possibility of placintc Imti h Hoitjt on first base instead uf Knib'ht. Kniht has hoon plaintf for Holtz for tho lust four frames and has showed up wot) bill the team ma miners are planning on puttlnK Holts in as soon as he Is able to play. Holtx has boon In the hospital fur some tlmo with a ca.so of pneu monia but Is on his fe't now and will bo able to play in a few days meiU. A fair-lxT crowd witnessed j although probably not tomorrow. FOURTH GAMEl .19 8 .7H2 17 8 .cSti j 16 8 I 17 11 12 17 .414 8 16 .313 JS -2saj i Vet. I XKW YtUiK (AP) IE. H. K. riiuiiinuti 2 S 4 Now tork -. 7 7 ft Batteries: Hen ton. Heimillor. Shoohan and Winso; Karnes and Snyder. Oakland Portland I OAK I.AM i AP H. . K. j Portland ,. . 1 1,1 - j akland ; s i j Half ri a: Me. k r and Tobtu; i l lanoy and Mel onald. Sail I rauei-o 3. Sat-raiiL-uto t j SA '1: A M KNTi (AIM It II. K. ; At n I 'raneist'o f, 1 1 (, Sacramento - - H S 1 liatlerles: lioai-y ai.d Ajtev. Hui'ln s and Koehh r. Stunk r.-l. Vermm o-n YKliMiN (AP p. II. K. Seattle. li a Yernuii . a s j l;uterb: Strvkor and K. Jlald win : Hartooi. 1 1 id ham and Han nah. Second Kani. H. If. K. Seallle , 4 14 1 Vernon n in i - Hutterie.s: Hasty and Italy, l.u- j dolph and tut my. Hall's Catarrh Medicine it rid your system or Catarrh or Deaf ness caused by Catarrh. SoU by druggutM for ortr 40 jtatt ' F.J. CHENEY i CO-Toledo. OhU, Cool Underwear Just the sight of an ALL EX.-A I'nionsuit makes you feel cool.. It gives you all the com fort that very light lib Korbcnt fabric perfectly fashioned, can give. ASH BROS. M;-n with ihr wIvoh and 21 eluldreii has been Hent to Sinjj Sbur. The real v.ill do him ;ood. ( 'oolidie. rt indent. hilled a f'iil. Sh" w.ix onlv - V':ir.-i oll. We Go Out of Our Way io Serve Mtl.SII STHAWm Kllll S I l!i;sll TOMA'IOKS IIO.MK-tiHOW.V srlNAt lf, ASI-AIIACI S ItAlllslll S, Kill ItAI'.lt THE CITY GROCERY Ju&t Back of Oarr's on Fir (street PFIONB BdAlN t7S RAT BAVM lllKIi DII.1VERT ' I AMI It U V riubK PhlLoiolphla WaiHilUKton tMeveland '"hfivtro St. I.outs .Vow York Hast on 7 Detroit 8 rmr.AnKi.pHiA ap n. ir. k. OhiciiKO 4 12 4 I Philadelphia 8 11 1 Batteries: Hlake. Jacob. Jones and Hartnott; ltotts, Knights and Wilson. Pittsbnrp - Boston, rain. postponod. tho game. lUix Scnn. INDIANS All It Klk. 1 fc S Tlas. c & 3 Nareiss, 3 5 4 Ahram-H. h U Shippentowor,. 2 & 1 Williams. If & 2 Perry, m a 2 Thompson, Johnly. p. Immediately on leaving the hos- pital Hutch got down town as fast national I. i:r.i 1: Clubs W,. New York .17 Brooklyn 13 12 Philadelphia U 13 ROAD M'KVKY IS ITSIIKH 41 19 9 ?ri 14 HI-JACKKItS Carroll, r Talor. m Oamoron, 2 Yoske. p J. (Jaritv, 1 Price, . iMuiders. a ., It. (larlty, c. Black. If Hawes. p Willtanut. in. ieertsen. It. K j as he could. Rot hold of some now J Cincinnati 1 j bats and now has them worked It "hioago njdown to suit him. Krom the gilt- Boston .. 2 j tor in his eye when ho puts his Pittsburg 1 ! brawny pawn around those hick- !St. Louis 2 lories it is easy to s-e that he. Ut J 1 t planning on smacking the ball over CLKYKIANI rt the fence and outside every time 0 I ha conns to bat. 'nie game fit 'Pendleton will (start promptly at 2:30 o'clock so fans planning on motoring over should figure their running time (accordingly. Bob Murruh and V. Crews will officiate aa umpires. .11 12 .11 13 .11 13 ..l' 12 .. 9 14 .San .4TS ! .4.tS .4:s . .4 ' .3yi i HKXP, Ore. The three survey crews now at work between Bend and Klamath Kails on the proposed Oregon Trunk railroad will be join ed shortly by a fourth crew, ac cording to Guy V. Lint nor. chief engineer of the Oregon Trunk, who arrived in Bend. Lint nor loft for Klamath Kails (Ait. (MevoLinil ' a"d w,u-s accompanied on the trip mafo.'rt-om-HMiigM-rrom -Hfwtwrioul1 L Cl'dc lV- JeschuU.a Friday, winning p. to 7. in a game; funiy treasurer, wnoso gin-m m marked by ineffective pitching. !waB wh",' ln B,n- They expected Score: H. H. K. j 10 airivo in Kiamath Kails in the Boston 7 11 2 afternoon. Cleveland lo iti 1 - - " Batteries: Quinii. Khmko. Boss La Grande Mattress Shop and Weaving Works Mattreseea of all kind leaned and rebuilt; Feathar HenoTfctlng. Rag and Flu ft Ruga made to order and tor aal. Carpet and R'Jg Cta tng. Furniture Re-corerlns. Llonaed Fumlgater. Factory Phone 424-W " CUASl EDWARDS, Prop. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACinWE 6nOP AND FOUNDHY All Kinds of fUathlnerj, Automobiles ami '1'raciors IlipalrcJ Overliaoled antl Helmut Aceljlrne Welillug of All Kinds Cylinder Boring and OversUe l'lslons Crank shafts Pistons and I'lston Tins Ili'icroirad GIVE US A TRIAL, D. FITZGERALD Prop. 4Kt I'HKASANTS HA1XHKI1 I'ENDI.KTON. Ore. The flr hati-hes of MonKollun pheasants t and ricinich, llnvinK; Sliunle, Vo well. Wpevce and .Mvatt. of the seu.utn uud In the history j t.j,jca(f0 CHICAGO (AT) New York It. It. .. ! of the recently established stnle fame f'lnn near Here have )uMt',,ov,, s,.hanK: mankeiihip been taken off. according- to Lau- er, cunnollv and Schalk. Jones, even- 39 II ID 2 IS 1 Kt'nre lv Innings. INDIAN AH II K TO A E INDIANS I i 3 t II Ii 7 9 !tunn .. .n 11 3 n .1 I) 1 I 5lfl llils 11 1 0 0 2 1 5 H !ll-JA(-Kj:itS l:t:hs 11 11 11 11 H 1 a 2 0 9 11119 .1 1 : 1 7 3 1 3 0 1J Stol. a ..;.: (larlty. llUek. I'arroll. Price. R. llawe... Narclas. AU for a BuU 1 I re nee J otnagoski, superintendent. 0 j Hotwoon Sao nnd 4"0 of the baby IKTKOIT (AP) j and beginning Sunday the hatch ' Hetrott Utom 2u ejfK will be taken olf! Butteries: llarris.s. every other day. Groves and Cochran At presi.nt Soon eggs are being Leonard, Stoncr, ltau.se Inculmted under 2u hens, and t Hustler. Woodall. Iw-fore the st-ason is completed, an additional 6011 hens w 111 ho sot, j sp .(H 'IS t A P) Mr. Pomagoskl s:itd. Some of tho j Washington eggs will bo brought to pendle-:Sl j oins ton Irom the state farm at Ku gene. The Interest taken by local peo pte In the state farm here is shown In the fact that on one Sunday ion automobile; carried people to soe the birds on display. -n n ! UNION-LA GRANDE j rt STAGE ! "t 'tk ' 11 () AMI AHIII MAV II j I PI nUm IjK.laude ?l; 1 7:3H A M. S-3.1 AM. j ' ' 1 ' limit' M. r,::lul. M. I n I', u. H. I.A1- I. V-' r I f A. : i 5 I ii I ! i; .a 1 iux. fiL u - i. 3 it. I I b ' - - C P( i v m r. n i . 1 I lift .Mi Hi It. II. E. S 9 2 7 S 1 V a 1 Ii it K, 1 Yrkiiw; W.Ms and is. ii. r.. ....12 1'J 1 ... 7 15 4 Ualt.-nes; lleuthi-r and Knel; llvih. YanKiUler. Danforlh. (irunt. dtauffer, Kalk and stev.Teld. Once a I);iv Ami Tnliv K llellir U'HK SI M.MKK HAT II We htle h'! t!,e n.c- and all tt;oe r.iim i that Kive thi- to'ich ul II y to tile d:u!y tl.L. I SHI lll (lanleiialo and NnrvKse IK' t'hine BODY l'OWDKU And RATH SALTS 11 Vi Mmw Yoii, THE L & L DRUG CO. 'The Sign of a Good llaimMinmn I let-He- So hi. COITACK GP.tiVK, Ore. A rase of straw berries delivered in the city Tutftd.ty by Mis. Matcotm Horn were t ho fit st home-grown berries to bo put on the market hro, a large n imber of straw-1 berry growers have had some for thetr own use and the prospects' at e that within a few days there will be plenty of the home-grown berries to supply the loeal tie- 1 ir.and. Williams. IVrrv m. Double plays; Williams to Shippentowor; Price Tn Garify To Childera, Cameron to tiarlty; Price to Caim-run to Gar ity. Throe base hits: J. i.arlty, Klk. Two base hitw: Black. Yeske. Struck out: bv ek 3. by lluwes L bv Johnlv fi. Ban. s on balls: off Johnlv 4. Innings pitched : Johnly 1-3. Klk 1-.1. Ye-ke 7. Haw,s Credit victory to Hawes. ( hare- defeat to Johnlv. Official: Williams, umpire: U-osetT. base umpb-e. Tune of game: 1 hour NATIONAL LI'At.Pi: BROOKLYN (AP) P.. 1L K. St. Louis 7 12 3 Brooklyn S 1" 2 Baf-rios; h-r. M:H'ter. Stoart. Put your experience of Yesterday into Today-. It will pay you a reward Tomorrow. Try Saving! UNITED STATES III mm INKJET, FRIGID AIRE Installed in your own refrigerator For S213. Ask I s. Jesse Rosenbaum, Agent, with Benham Electric Co. Phone Main 104. New Foley Bids;. la . r J. H. Peare on CLOSING OUT & S A i " ev r STIMULATED l USE I I Hull fighting is attends by i : pump ami crremony. And to fit Into i ' . , trontJe to kk -.1 prvtty. AtKv im devout? i .lUTi.t, lamoua jwf xi- ! ! can niat.uW, tn hit stiiirloJ uit of munv fokr. having t.9 Iwdr ?-trneH-r4 puud nigUc .teck to loiui th cliATctriiUt fig UUJ i Foley Pills A Diuretic Stimulant Tor the Kin Lawn Tools Lawn Mowers $11.00, $11.23, $17.00, $23.00 Grass Catchers $2.00 Hose, Per foot 11c, 13c, 16c This hose is U. S. Mogul Hose and has an unconditional guarantee. Couplings free. Lawn Rakfs, Hoes, Shovels and Forks. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. Don't misunderstand us! We a:e not going out of business in La (; ramie we are simply closing out our jewelry stock to make room for an enlarged Optical and Rejair De partment. Every article you buy will receive the same guarantee for satisfaction that we have always given and we will be right here to ntake it right, and the articles of-' fered are not a lot of merchandise bought at a price to sell during the sale, but every article is the same strictly high-class merchandise we have always handled and which you know we have always stood hack of in our 34 years' business dealings with the people in this cainmtmitv. 11 RII.0VA WRIST WATCHES Are Scientifically Built To Run No matter how small the model, every" "Bulova" watch is technically correct and sci entifically built to run and with anything at all like proper care will keep time perfectly throughout the years. Our prices now are so low that you can't afford to be without the right kind of a timepiece. "BIG BEN" ALARM CLOCKS Nationally advertised at the regular price of S3.2" for this final clos out sale we are offering them at onlv $2.65 ea. fold fillrd cr.vtj. """' ... irj , 15 J.Wf S Closing Out S;ile Price $21.45 Thft lovtty w:cfc u -ht tld id BULOVa Ifpvciac&t . 35 Closins: Out Sale Trice $26.25 mt wc,M in wrist w.tcb IS Kt .cliJwhMe jL'd en. . r.v.i c. i: l.w. J-rt Bl:LOVAlt,.,n ... Closing Out Sale Price $37.50 2