La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1925, Image 2

Wednesday, May '20', 1023.
Pape Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pattern Hots
In The
New Summer Styles
Hill's- Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
BEAVERS WIN
In Babe's Shoes
CHICAGO CUBS
STIP GIANTS
HOW TIII'.V hT.VMI
AMKICICAN I.F.AfJI I'.
fllllis W. I.. I'.t,
I'hlla.l.l.lilll 2 7 .741
Washington 2 9 .!
ChlruKO I'J 12 .1.13
llcv.lund 17 11 .;7
H. 1-ouln 15 1I .4. -.5
fit-w York hi ik .sr.?
iM-trolt in as .:i':i
Uonloo -'1
NATIONAL I.KV.I F.
riiihK w. i- I'.!.
Nhw Vork SI 7 .7Mi
llrooklyn H 13 .122
1-hlia.I. I.hlu IS J4 .017
I'lttahniK 12 14 .4;2
Cincinnati 12 14 .4i;2
Koaton .. IS IS 444
'hlcRO 12 I .52
Hr. JajuIs lo 17 .:i?o
NKW VOHK (Al'l Art K-lif
wa. kiioik.l tint of Mm Iix iii thr
fourth Innlnif Tm-Htlay and lln
Ulanl.' wlnnlliK streak of .inM
Htruittht sami-a waif htiiill.-r.-.l hy
lha Cuba, who won ft lo 2. N.-M'n
downfall camo uh IIii. (ila.itM w.i.
ocuuillhK aloliK oil Q Iwo-run l.-u.l.
It. II. Iv
Chit-ago H 15 n
Nw York 3 9 2
ltnltorlt.' Kaufman, liu.sh nn.t
Hartnilt; Ni.hr. lliitillliK. r, li.-an
unU Hnyd.-r, lliirll.-y.
NORTON (Al II. If. K
CUtclBUUti 7 14 1
UofllGD 2 Ifi 4
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I I'.Ul lii'M Ullil Cfih:OII.
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II 10 O
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ill 13 , I
ILiim-.. Iiyr and
WEEK'S START
PACIFIC COAST I.FACJI i:
C'lllliH W. I- IVL
Han Kruiirlwo 2H 11 .718
rialt l.ak.. 22 1 ..r:d
l.uH AnK-l-M 23 19 .&4H
-ultlK 21 19 .Sja
Oakland 19 20 .47
jl'ortluml 17 2 1 .447
I Sa'-ram.nlo 17 24 .41&
V.-rnon 13 25 .317
YKVIF.IlliAY'S (.AMI s
Sail ImUv 1.1. Svailli- X
HALT IJKK (Al'i It. II. K.
Si-utlli. 8 111 3
Mult Jjikf IS IS 1
IIalI-n-.M: HaMy, Kohim-II anil
llnldwiri; llulv.-y. Mulruliy and 1'.--t.-i-M.
.'!. ml. II ; MiHli.-ll ami WN.ion.
I'ortluinl 3, Kn-rmm'lllo 2
SACUA.IKNT( (Al'l k. J4. K.
I " I'ortlauil 3 8 0
AMFItK AN I. l:.(.l i: jKa.raiii.-nlo 2 9 0
ri.BKI.AMi (Al'l --W.-i.hln- I "atl'Tlt-n: HolllnKworlh un.l
'Ion I .IM..1 in Hi.- niiilli limine anil iTot.in; K. Hli.a anil M. .sn.u.
.1.1. iil.il CI. ulan.l 4 lo 3. Will. .
I.'.- .lo'.ll.s-.n ..llw-li hittlllW fr.r . WHKHllld U, .lllKCII-K i
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piil Mi'- dull over I
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, wuriiii; itiM-Jul of
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Im ANUKI.KH (Al') It. H. K.
rtukititni : t; 14 i
I.oh AiiK'iH 3 8 4
li.iltffit-N: I 'claiit-y, Kim, uml
Itcatl; l'uiit-, Uitm.K-y, .Milhtt-ad
uiul Haii'lhtTf;.
(iaiuv I'OM jionct I.
V'-riion-Saii l-'ranriiwro; rain.
K&rfJ Ben i-asciiel. the hard hltung
outfielder o the Yankca. who has
broken lmo the spotlight through
the illneji of Habe Ituth While not
j quUe the fence-buuu-r the Bamb w,
' paschal h"t neverthelewi been fill
! t'n$ the Buhtttllute role ucceptubly.
j i inr.kn like a comer.
IGOLF TOURNEY
Washington Officials
Worried by-Ahdcl Krim
(Continued from Pau One.)
I.F.TIMHT (A!')
N. w I.VKTA.IIN. .
N. w Volk
I .. Iroll
liall. rl. M: .J.iii. h, JotuiKon
Kt'linntr: lioyl.-. W.N.s, Cole
Itn. jji. r.
Ithat anythiriK of thla kftnl prac-jtlf.-.l
on an Am.-rirun would fiturt
la t.-rrlhl.. howl, not only from tho aiiicni
SELECTS TEAM
il
tilfl
Walla Walla
Will Appear
Here -Sunday
l 'nl as rain interfere, the I jx
Grunlt- Piruit's. now it-aiiinir the
Ihiui Muuniuin l-UKUf with one
'KJin'' to Hpure, will ntct-t th Cove
j'hTry J'i'kur here ihLs afternoon
at 4 o clock at th1-1 hiKh school
I grounds,
j llan ia French will probably start
bin retfulur lineup anl an interi-at-i
ihk conflict is anticipated, t'ove,
it will be remejiihereil, won a lu-c-itic
Jo to 1 same from m. G-rmtde
before the league play alurted but
; local tuna are of the opinion that
i t hia feat cannot be rept-ated.
Net Siimluj's ;aitMs
i Xext Humlay the Vul!a Walla
; .e if ion Ui-arn. now in third place
in i he leatfiif will piay the IMrutes
i here. liuker aiiil I'endieton will
r(ie-t at Uak-r and a hot contest is
,lo he expected. The win ia-st Sun
1 day put nt w hope into the t'olls
uml thev are undoubtedly prepar
ing to give i he Jtough Jitdera a
warm reception.
i In yesterday's ICast OrefOniun
Hinder K. I. Hoyfe byline a yarn
wan publisher to the effect that
: i "iil-'k Oaudil, Huck Weaver and
Sweijt- Hi.sb rK. former big h-ague ;
p!aerfi. ar" in the 1'iratea line-;
jup. " Thin being uuorgani.ed base. .
.ball it i.H u matter of liltle con- j
I iiuenct- to the fann whether it in )
)th'-.se men f-ave from the interest j
attached," the Ntory reada. "lie ;
that aa it may. It i.n .still a tact that j
with tht-ae mi'ii playing under their '
own ijaims, lliti Kalea of all clubs j
would fihow u pronounced increaac, j
;for there in no iiueatiori but that
j these playcra uru tttil) drawing I
cards. To ay the U-ut the Blue
Mountain league baseball la pick
ing up aa to quality of playing."
Tomorrow aitrnoon at b o'clock
play will begin in the Twilight
league with the O-W. shops and
the la, Grande Athletic club teams
crosaing bats. The Hl-Jackera,
Sand lxt basue leaders, and the
National (iuurtl make up the per
sonnel of the Twilight league.
Crews will probably call the ballK
and strikes in the Walla Wullu-I.a
Grande game here Sunday.
MICKY R0CKS0X
DEFEATS GEORGE
IX 10-ROUXD GO
I'ortlnml. Or (lly II"' A
IHIIIT1.AMI. On-. ( II"' A
KM-lanil l'l-i) MIki- Itiak
miii, ItolM- llulil lii-mlwi-iKlit.
won a U-n nnillil chtl-liill In'"'
uit uik'.il from D.iiianilti' tii-oilti-of
l.o Anki'ltf.
;A.MF.S TOKAY
Anierli-an l-aitiM'
Boston ut CliicaKO.
rhilad.-lphia at Ht. Ixiuis.
WaahlnKtun al ilutroit.
--w York at Cl..velau.l.
N'ncluiml iA'itiriir
Clncinnutl at HoHton.
I'ltlHljiirK ut Urooklyn.
Chicago at N.-w York.
St. ljuia at I'liilud.-lphiu.
I nilt-r
NfW liiiiiwt"'"t
Voiil' l)llvii..s Millrititl
Now M"'k of
CKiAHs. i;.iti:ri'i:s. !-:-THE
IMPERIAL
j. f tiivcix. I'mii.
I'iu-lri. 'oaj.t l.tmiii
Oakland ul Imh AnKflc-H.
V.-rnon at ."an ITanrui.0.
I'ortlund at Sa.-raninlo.
Kf-alllp at Salt l.aki-.
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Tailors, ClMiutrs, Djer
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Comfort and Style,
50-50, shaped to give
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clumsiness, of soft,
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GOLFING
Is one of our leading sports, but you cannot
get the most out of the game unless you have
good equipment. Let us show you why we
think the Wilson Line excels.
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OX AM A!-Ii:it MAY II
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2:15 1'. M. 6:311 P.M.
Siifi.lny
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1 Lyons ati'l S.-liullt.
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If it works; it's true
But it doesn't prove out in practice this
legend about salt as on aid to bird-catching.
Neither does this superstition that there is
something mysteriously "better" about eastern
lubricants merely because they cost more.
Every quart of Zerolene you buy proves the
groundlessness of tins superstition.
Pacific Coast Crude Is Best
Zerolene is a western oil and a better oil
even if it does cost less.
As a matter of fact, the best crude petroleum
80 far discovered for the manufacture of a
motor lubricant is obtained from Pacific Coast
wells, and the most advanced rehning process is
this Company's patented high-vacuum process
during the use of which Zerolene is submitted
to 15 positive checks for quality.
Experienced Drivers Prefer Zerolene
Experienced drivers know this that Zero
lene lubricates more cars in the Pacific Coast
states than any other oil made heavy-duty
trucks and high-priced cars alike. Superstitions
don't work out in practice Zerolene will in
crease the gasoline mileage of your car. re
duce carbon accumulation in the-cylinders and
lengthen your car's working life.
Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on
Zerolene ask for it by name.
Get the Facts!
A series of imlopendrnt and impartial reports show
ing the experience ol lar' uiit-rs with Zerolene hurt been
collected in our booUrt'Why Vuy Tribute to a Super
stition?" Ask any Stnndur )1 Company represeiiUtivt
or Zerolene dealer for a copy.
victim, but here at home, aa well
vehement deman.ls that "'some
thing be done." And it might be
very hard to think up .anything ef
fective to do.
Tho Htato Department recalls
that President Hoom-velt had such
a caa to deal with one' minus
the de'nil of the amputated ear.
Jt was of the naturalized Amer
ican he wan born a Greek per
dirxirla, who was kidnaped for ran-
son by the Moroccan bandit Hut
mill. "I'erdicaris alive or Italaull
dead!" wua 'Teddy s" cabled uhi
matuin to th sultan. It worked
that time. The sultan dug up the
ransom himself. Hut there's no
mil tan to cable to now. An ulti
matum might be Berved on Abd-
l-Krlm, hut the Krench and .Span
ish ImpresHlon is that he's ulti
tnutum proof.
Hpeaklng of the aultan reminds
the Hiute Department of another
experience with the same ruler, a!
cbkago private, bunker named
Htenaiand hud shipped with de
pofli tors' money. He turned up
m .Morocco,
The State Department oaked for
mm. "Not," said the sultan,
"while hia money lasts." There
wua no extradition with Morocco
then. AHNtstunt District Attorney
(now Judge) Hurry Olson of Chi
cago went over to sen about it. Ho
eultlvuled tne sultan socially be
came his warm friend. Then he
asked for StensJand just aa a
irlend. "As a sultan." replied the
monarch, "we have our dignity to
consider. We can't surrender
hint, but perhaps he'll go volun
tarily."
And he ordered the fitenlund
locked up. Anybody who known
the Inside of a Moroccan prison
knows why. In a couple of days,!
the luxury of Juliet. j
A qualifying golf tournament, to
determine the .a Grande team to
compete in the five iilv golf totirn-
to be bt-l.l here later this
month, will be staged at the coun
try club links Sunday.
.Matches have been arranged by
the committee ami play will be
gin in the morning. The ten best
scores in medal play for IS holes
will qualify for membership on
the Ka Grande i.-am that will meet
liaker, Pendleton, Walla Walla and
Uoise.
The committee asks that pairs
get together and arrange time for
their matches.
The pairings follow:
Iarixon, Tedford; 0. Dolmen
kamp, Dixon; Murphy, Moe; Thel
aen, Perkins; Frees, Holmes; Carr,
Poarch; Iteynolds. Zurbrick; Wat
kins, Dunn; Crowe. Nelson; Uing
ner, Iteuter; Klmer Stoddard. Mac
Tavlsh ; Cob urn. Karl Stoddard;
Krcd Kiddle, Gilbert l.illy.O'ltrien:
Scroggln, I . Tanner; Ktunge. II.
Heigrlst; Sit grist, Keliey; Har
vey, Matthews; Putman. Appleby;
Hay, Andrews; Warnock. Playle;
V eat en haver. IJrady; G Williams.
Helm; Marker. I Stoddard; Dr.
Johnnon. lilngaman.
JAI'A.NKSi: Qt IT G.VMKS
MANILA AP The Tar East
ern Olympic track and field meet
wns halted suddenly Tuesday when
the Japanese team walked off the
field In a body after Neto, Japan
ese runner, was disqualified in the
4en-meter event for fouling a Fili
pino contestant.
Nolo afterwards as.se r ted fc0 was
fouled also by the Filipino but the
claim was not allowed. Tuesday
night it appeared as if the Chinese
and Mlipino teams would finish
the games without the Japanese.
Warm enough now to use your
vest to patch your trousers.
COPPFK TIM NF.AK HA K Fit
MA K Kit, Ore. Speeial). Furt:i
er developments in Haker county
mining have coin.o with the show
ing of an lH-foot ledge in the
Halm creek tunnel of the Mother
Lode Copper Mining company !n
the Powder river copper zone near
Maker, here surface orea were
revealed that asa:tyel 65 pt-r cent
copper glance. This extend en
tirely across the ledge.
I he gold nhowlng In six
trenches dug on the sin face about
TMi feet auart gave val les of from
1 2.40 to per ton. The Mulm
creek tunnel in being driven to
ward these ledges, and at present
has 7fi feet further to go.
zeroi.i:ne
cvm if it docs
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