Pape Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, June 0, 11)25.
Imported Swiss Voile In Very
Clever Designs $1.95
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD l'LACE TO TRADE"
EHMKE VICTOR
Iff liQ DDE!
SPORT NEWS
ami li i:
flubs V. I i'rt.
Philadelphia ni 15 .674
Washington so 17 ,rt:iX
'('htrui: 24 VI .Wil
Cleveland 22 24 .47b
HI. I.oulb 24 2H .42
i'elrotl 22 2S .441)
New York 2" 'i .4i't;
UoHiun 1" 20 .371
Billyp
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STOREKEEPERS
WIN FIRST GAME
IX NEW LEAGUE
twii.ilht u;.;ri
j Storekeepers ..
iiitr.AKist; itLcoitns
Willi T lib lii lU-s 2 1 si scn
Hin ttf uii.jiir league ImM-hall, hard
ly 11 wii-fc inve wit hunt liiia
.mn 'ling Miittr halting reeonl.
If he continues to set new marks.
H wm pronaiuy we necfn;u y ,ijr
Jiint to employ 11 p rsonni tati:i
tidan If Mm deeds are to bo prop
erly preserved in tho archives of
baseball.
' Cobb this year l:i hitting tin- hail
harder and more consistently than
lor tin liiHl rive yearn. While he
doesn't f"'l that he will he io
play more than l mi games at top
MM-fii, he Jiiih set u I. tiling mark
of .arid or better,
Ah u mMI"r- of fact lit- rn-onlly
told me (hut he would like to hit
,4M In his 21st season In the big
show. Slid If he accomplished
such a f-ut ho would almost be
willing- to ret In.
Hit-cnUy I wm ketl n f cries of
- finir games In SI. Louis In which
I'nlili pulled miiih1 reinuiliiihle rents
of Hwiit, In two enevuile anu-H
Ktv hl( flw home runs.
plats !' SWAT
Cobb jumped into 1 hi SI. I.oul.s
:cri h hi an effort to break the
club' losing streak, lit- wan iiu
Oer a doctor's cure at the lime.
After Cobb hud made his fifth
home run. 1 remarked to him that
lila stance and swing reminded me
of the old days when he wus the
terror of u II American league pitch
ers. Tor several years, Cobb, realiz
ing that he was losing some of his
speed, sought to get men power
back of hl.i nwln. Iimtead of be
ing content with hunting the bull,
batting out him to the Infield or
trying to place hi NwatH. he took a
,;althl(!r cm fqr dlHtnnc?: , , , .
'"1-t- frlefV' t nmke up for t1io
. M 0
1 4. IVt.
(1 l.imo
I .000
II .01)0
fl .(MMJ
(I .(Kill
.000
The first came In the newly or
:;:miz ,1 .- Ix-i am Twlllnhi Ii ukih'
watf pl;iyed al the hith school
loitii'bi IuhI cvt-nliiK with thi'
Mtortkv'per.s ib-ltatlltH 11m i'lerkfl
!ii to
Tin Storekeeper!!, thougli bebl
ncoreleijfi in tin- fitMt inning, scored
2 each In the ncco'id and third,
4 In the fourth and 'i In ih- fifth.
The Clerks evened I he i-nint in Hie
second, s-ored one in the third
and 2 In llie lllih.
ItoMeiibaum. pitching for the
I'lerkfi, Htriiek out hIx nu n but al
loved H hltK. MuutphreyH, St ore
It eepeivi' I v. irh r, Htriiek out four,
was touched up lor six rafeties and
j walked three.
I If their Initial appearanre in any
criterion, the Store keepers have
I on of the strongest teams in the
j league. Score; U. II. K".
(Ierk.s f G
StoiekeelierH 1 112 !
llattetles: Kojuenliaum, Kekley
and King, Alexander and J. John
on ; lluiuplireyH and lainde.
TonlKht, weather permitting, the
Hi. l-i.-Lerw will i.n i.t Ihi. AthletteM
'Thursday night the Shops will play
nit oiiiKiMT nine.
NATION A L
( llll)S
New York ,
Ilrookiyn
u:a(;i
w.
31
..'il
I'lltHburg 2i
Cincinnati 23
Philadelphia -i
Chicago 2U
St. I.ouIh I'j
lioston IS
27
Pvt.
.1.74
.r74
.ttXK
.f.ltll
.477
.417
.44
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liOSTON (Al) -Howard Khmke
allowed Cleveland five hits .Monday
and Ito.ston won a to 1. It. II. K.
I.'levelaiid 1 f 0
lioston .1 7 ll
llatterieH; Shante and I.. S. w.-il;
Kiiuike aii'l 1'icbib h.
I'I1II,A1KIJ'IIIA (AC) It. II i:.
Detroit 7 11 1
fhiladeiidila i I I 4
HuMerieH: liiiiiH.1, llollowav and
Woodall; liaumgartner, ( i rove.s,
llommcl ami 'ochraue, l'erkitiM.
NKW VOUK (AC) It. II. K.
St. I.ouIh !i 1
New York li 1 4 1
ItattevieH; Vauglbler. (lanion and
IKeverehl; Hoyt, J't'iiuuek und H'li-
;;ouMii, Schang.
Chicago at WaKhlngtou called at
end of Ihlni iuuin-;; ruin.
nation Aii u:;ri:
CINCINNATI (AC) It. II. 10.
Clilladeiphla 2 X 1
Cincinnati 5 7 1
liutterleH: king. Hetls and Wil
son; itlxey and Margrave.
ciTTKiintr; ac it. h. k.
IloMon 4 7 1
CitlHburg S 14 2
CatterleH; (it aha in, Maro,uard,
(ii'iiewlch and Oibson; Aldrldgc
and I-:. ;mllli.
CIIICA(K) (AC) It. II. K.
New York 4 !l 1
Chicago in 12 a
liaiteries: ltenlley. Orcein ield
and (Jowdy, Hartley; Alexander
and (.lolzels.
Meets Champ
re;
loss of speed by getting more pow
er into IiLh drives. He has met
with varying biicecsH In his new
rob' of slugger rather thun brain-hitter.
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Learn fromThoseWhomlHavo Cured
FREE book on Tiles and
other Rectal and Colon dis
orders contains Jozena of letters volun
tary written by prominent patlcnti
wliom 1 have cured. Mnuy ot tliesc
cases were of over 15 years standing,
and hud made inviilids of the suitcret
end or call fur tiiis book TODAY and
leurn how these pcupto, one and all, ol('
und young, were restored to health
Learn how positive l m
WKIITliN CUARANTKIi U
curt any rate of Cilt? or Kl
r UNl) r.;K FAI'IKNT'S FEB
- i mum, il
DEAN. M.D.Inc
PORTLAND 0f,irf.S; ATTIC OiriLFV
Or riV.in lluilllinq Mitt-HU it.f UullJ.ni
3 Jtl rJ 11 ---fMNI fM Din AND ' N C ,
He ftmllci hmailly at my coinpll
meiit ihut lit was euttlug al the ball
i like the olden dnx ami troltel to
IUm iKjltlcii In tin oulfleld.
COUH i:Xl'LAINS ,
stopped at the coacher'u box und
mo in thin comment to nie: "It
IileastM nie to hear you any that I
look like the Ty of old, because af
ter tie vera years of experimenting
I have gone back to the style that
got for nie mow I of my base hits.
"Muring the first 1.1 years of my
career I always ued a spread grip
at the bat, my haud.s about six
Inches apart.
"Aside from nelng my natural
(ityb-, I early learned that such a
grip enabled the butsman to effec
tively enmbat most any style of
pitching by also shifting H"' stance
at the name time
j For a lime 1 rather ridiculed the
, slugging style made famous by
Hab lint li. However, tin great
popularity of the syHtcm caused mr
to fall ror It.
"It is a well known fact that all
.'ilugm rs grali Hie bat at I ho very
end with the hands close together.
This enables iheut to fcet a long
free swing at the ball.
"While 1 had lalrly good auc
pchs taking a cut at every ball. lh
style ulwayj) Heemvd awkward to
me and thH spring 1 decided to go
back lo the old grip."
'Cieiv you luue fmm Ty lilnwelf
the real reason for the tvnmrkiihlo
balling peilm-maines he has ill
ready luincd in this year.
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KELSO WQLVES !
The Prettiest In Hollywood"
This is Walter M. Hoover, former
Duluth Hoat Club atar, who will com
pete against Jaek lresford. Olym
pic champion, In tha Diamond Seullii
titular ace in Kngland on Juno-2H.
Hoover rained the honor by hiH re
cent victory In the Chlladelphiu Oold
Cup finals on the Schuylkill Itivor.
He was Diamond TuuHa king In IWi.
ST. IXM'IS (Al")
Brooklyn
St. I.ouIh
flatteries
and Taylor;
t'Karrell.
Tt. II. K.
..571
I! 14 1
( tescherger, Osborne
Mlckertn.in, Stuart and
We Go Out of Our Way lo Serve
Why tu llf yon a I. Hit In tliis
"Jnnllty iiml s'i-i lit-" N our ntiilln.
;lw J a Trlnl.
THE CITY GROCERY
Jnm Ibuk of darr" on l lr Klrm
1'IIONB MAIN 7S KAY IIAIM KKl: hll.lVKRI
I A. G. SCHOOL.
I STARTS SOON
nnirTr1
bULf m.
mm today
The Ki-Uo Timber VVolvn who
ure up near the top In the Timber
bague standing will attempt to
take the mea.sure ut all three lead
ers in the Mho Mountuiu circuit
thin week.
The Kef so schedule ralla for a
Maine with Maker at Maker today,
one here with the CI rules tomurrow
and a not her at 1 'end let on Thurs
day. This would seem like u pret
ty big contract but the Wolveu ure
considered equal to it by many.
Tit ret Twirlers.
The Wolves are bringing along
t hree p tellers, namely Crli chard.
Manning and Maker and till tnrce
are rated I irnt r at. chucker.s.
jCritcliard Is the lest of the trio
ami has pitched a good many win
jnlni games this season.
Many of the players who were
wil h Kelso hi it year are in har
ness for llie lub again this season
und will give the pitcher good sup-
port no matter who he i.s. It
! seems likely hat the local funs
will have an opportunity to
Cri'Chaid In action as it Is likely
I that the WoIvch will use their best
J man against- the I'irates, leaders
;or the league.
I Not much has IV-en said In the
Clriilt camp this we. k. The bad
weather lui.-f made it impossible for
jthe local squad to work out more
j than three or four tiiue.s In t he
J lam fortnight, but with a' good
loosening up this evening the boys
will all be in good hapc to play
tomorrow.
The game will start at 3: Hi. No
eira charge will be made for the
graiul.laiid accommodations.
I
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Jt t - i-l'.TWCT "ill
KKH1ESIJING
STYLES
IN
Straiv Hats
Crisp. Eiesh Exhileiiit-in-f
Straw Hats! With
an air of newness and
dash" in their smart
.shapes. An assurance)
(if summer comfort for
every man who wears
one.
ROS.
rhlG HIHUNK, KOI.I.VXVOOO llir lr are Uui nth
liulr if nvther rxin'inltint whlrh luv h ix-n fveiiaiziit-d lie
pretllml In ltII womJ." Ineidrntzlly, Itga ol her Uuo
the movies.
ami .sport tng organizations, an
draf'ihg an appeal to the corpora
tion iniiiiediateiy to organize a
1 "mid to ensure that the games
: ha!i not hi- jeopardized.
I'At f i if oast j.k;( r
The best Iji firande lias to offer
In the golf line wil be Kent against
the teams In the Inter-club tourna
ment at Walla Walla next Sunday.
Tlie I, a ; ramie team of 15 men
was selected la:U Sunday by an i
elimination loiirnameul. Thus the
entire l.a Oratide representation '
has been chosen strictly on their;
merits us goiters,
Fourteen men have been defl- j
nltely selected, one has his rounds
yet to play and two are tied for
10th man. The 14 men picked so
far are 1 orison, Klmer Stoddard.
11. Key nobis, Crowe, t llohn
enkamp, Iteuter, Walkins, Frees,
roburn. flxon, t'arr. Nelson, Thel-
son und 10. Htoddard. Of this
group Walter Center staged the
biggest surprise by shooting a 43
und a 4,ri for a total of XS which is
getting within two and Mire, paints
of the best IS hole neore.s made.
Harvey Hay end A. J. Stange lied
Sunday and will have to play an
other round. Kay Murphy bus
been out of town and will play ls
qualifying 'round - tomorrow 1 so
U. S. Polo Team Heals
liritishers, 5 to i
LONDON' (AC) The I'nlled
States army polo team Monday de
feated the Hurlingham club team,
5 to 4.
The Americana showed the re
sults of their steady practice dur
ing the past fori night and played
better than they have ever played
La Kngland. This was especially
true In the last half of the game
which was exceedingly fast.
The American line-up was: Maj.
A. 11. Wilson, Maj. Louis A. Heard,
t'apt. C. C. I lodes und Lieut. Ku
gene McKinluy.
Maj. John A. Smith, the Ameri
can spare man, played back for
Hurllngham, the others of the
four being the Duke of Cenarda.
Sir K. llorliek ami Col. li. K. Wb:e.
Wilson and Codes of the American
team each scored twice. Heard
made the other goal.
Dutch Lawmakers Now . lcol,,,n 1,1 tncs( iivsct 'J,'s-
, 9 ', "Who remembers now the nanus
i' ind Olympic GameS i n ,nw Oreek Olympic cliampiwns?"
T i j t v 'this speaker xsked. "Not one; the
LeaU tO LOOSC LlVini names of tho flrreat lr.-ek IhinJc-rH
alone have .survived to t he pre:j
ent day."
Another opponent of the grant
argued that the games led to noth
ing but vain glory and were de
structive to leminine lVeiln;;s (,f
delicacy.
uriou.sly enough, the few 'um-
Ciul..s
n Francisen
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a'tle
:: Angeles
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TDK IIAGI'K, Holland (AC),
Holland has rejected a proposal' to
grant financial support to the HtHS
Olympic games, scheduled to be
held at Amsterdam.
In opposing t'ne njea
the
ttev. Dr. Kersten, an extreme Cal-lmuniMs in the chamber ah.u voted
vinish deputy, voicing the Peni i- 1 against the grant on the ground
ments of a majority of the second that it was a capitalistic under
chamber of the States General. taking wherefrom the working
quoted as follows from St. l'aul's i classes received no benent.
epistle to Timothy: "For bodily ex- In vain did the liberal and rad
erelse protiteth little, but godll-Mral sections of the chamber nolnt
,ncs Is profitable unto all ihlngs." out the disastrous ef fects which
.The vote was 4S against and 'id . Holland's refusal to support the.
lor the projeet. games officially would have on tie:
The rejection of this bill, which i outside world. They branded
carried a guarantee fund of .- 'their opponents as medieval obs
jiMio.niin florins, was all the more ' curatlonists, and urged that Hol-
remarkable since it was promoted , land's prestige was at stake..
by the clerical government itself. ",0s Angeles has Us eyes upon
There had, however, been serious ' us," one speaker exclaimed, "and
divergences in clerical opinion ! f we miss this chance to make
over the propriety of holding an j Holland honorablv known abroad.
No giune yesterday in Pacific
oau j aue; teams traveling.
(;.mi:s TOHAV
Aiiieiiran League
Detroit al 1 'hiiadelphla.
(,'!e, land at lioston.
National Lea; m
Hoston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
N w York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
PnciTIc f'oast Icngur
Oakland at Vernon.
Los Angeie-i at Son Francisco.
Sacramenlo at Salt Lake."
Portland at Seattle.
Survey of Industries In
Nevada shows Hli Ioln
Olympiad at all. By
the
strict ;
shall not have another this
I . .
Being dignified doesn't leave
j much time for working.
'there is a possibility thai one or
two of the. men at the end of tho
list may he displaced,
puritanical section which carried century."
the day. and such sporting demon- j Amusement was caused by the
titrations were branded as likely to, admission of one woman member
encourage paganiiim, loose living that she had been :;o eruiiiis-d by
and Immorality. s It the arguments that she had by
One or these members declared i mistake voted for, instead of
that Hippocrates. Kuripides and I against the bill, as she had intend
other famous Creeks had dlsap- i ('1-
proved of the Olympic games. They The matter will not be allowed
were, he said, an incitement lojto rest where it is. and influential
.wasteful und ungodly pleasure In- ' members of the Amsterdam t.'ity
stead of to frugal living as was be- council, backed bv v irions public
WASHINGTON. (AP) The
value of the output of manufactur
ing Industries in Nevada Increased
CGA per cent from 1H21 to 1!23,
the value of l!L':i being $26(1.24:1.
imui. The census bureau's ligures
made public Monday, showed tho
average number of wage earners
employed to be .1(105, an increase
of Hi. 4 per cent over 1N2I. Wage
payments during l!i2;i totaled $7,
7'i5.mi0. an increase of 1 ;t . S per
cent. Smelting and refining of
copper was shown to be the stato's
chief Industry. f
BASEBALL GAME
Wednesday Afternoon
JI NK 10TH, 3:1:. I'. M.
KELSO, WASH.
VS.
LA GRANDE
ADMISSION 50c. GRANDSTAND FRKIC
OKICn ON AGHHTLTrilAL
("OLLKtiK. (Special) Many new
and attractive features are planned
for the twelfth ounual boys' j.nd
girls' suniiuer school io be held at
the college June K to 27 Inclu
sive, t lasses for local leaders will
be conducted, music will be fur
nished and bad by Caul Petri, di
icetor of the school of music, and
such authorities as Walter M. Pier
ce, governor of Oregon, Miss Ger
trude Warren of the I nited States
department of agriculture, and W.
J. Kerr, president of the college.
will speak at the assemblbs. M.myl
members are expected to attend j
from I'nlon county. Five hundred
rlub members and 2nn local lead
ers from every county in the state
Will bo there,
Tho expenses nre the necessary
uillrond fare and I f lor room and
board. Quarters will be in the
college dormitories, the girls In
Wuldo hall und the boys In Cau-
thorn hall, with meals served in
Waldo, Club m tun Iters will fur
nish their own bedding. All club
members In Oregon ol good stand
ing are eligible to enroll.
"Busy at all tlmen" Is the motto
of the club department. Class work
wilt start at Vim and last until
noon. One ami one-half hours will
bo allowed for lunch. All club
members will report at 1:H0 for
assembly. After assembly t he
"clubbers" are free to spend I he
afternoon at recreation of some
sort provided by thus.- in charge.
Stunt shows, movies and parties
are examples of the evening enter
tainments. The boys will be taught hlnek
(tmithtng, stock judging, crop pro
duction, hurt leu It ure. tarm iiiech.
antes, beekeeping, poultry, and
bacteriology lu such a wiy that
they will benefit most from It, The
girls' program has been Incrased.
Baking, canning, cooking, house
decoration, table service, and other
home economic subjects will bv
taught.
I I asrKfi Lxpir Great Faith.
j lu Definitions of Their Preed
! KOMP.. (AC) The extent to
which ardent Fascists have nceep
ted their political creed hi an all-
I I neompasiitng repository of almost
I religious devotion, was illustrated
i by u recent competition, conducted
'by a Koman newspaper, for a (short
apt definition of Fascism.
The winning definition was
j "Fascism Is the spirit of the free
' communities of Itoly under tho
! aegis Of Imperial Koine." The
t minor prises were carried off by
i contributors who saw In Pa seism
'all of the material and spirit ual
j splendors usually associated with
j I'topia or w it h the heavenly re.
ward hehl out by religion to the
good and the pure. x
ill's disconcerting lo see a lipstick
;ind wonder what part will reach
some other man's lace.
i , ,
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No frills of any kind,
but man, what tobacco !
Packed in tea-foil,
instead of tins
hence
A "fancy" package never fooled any
man who knows values. It's what's
inside that counts. Inside this Granger
package is mighty good tobacco fine,
ripe old Burley with that full-bodied rich
ness that belongs to good pipe tobacco.
And Granger is pipe tobacco, made
for pipes end cur for pipes. The "rough
cut" gives you a slower-burning, hence
coo.'er smoke 1
LtMFTt& MvFRTs9rCO Co.