La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSaturday, .Tunc V- l!2-". Page Two TIIH LA CRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Mickey on the Road EIGHT CMS i WON IN ROW HAVE YOU SEEN THE New Felt Sport Hats In Our .Millinery Department? Hill's Department Store "A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE" SPORT NE WS AMI UK Cliilm l'l,llu.l.l,l.lu Wiiadlliglurt 'iil'..K .. J .St. j lii-lroit ' New York lio.it on I M.I I W. I- :i :i lly tm . " i f. Oil! ii 'A ul Quite a Leap .NATIONAL I'luLs Ni-w Vorlc : lirooklyn j I'HtalHiiK j I'lncliinati ! I'hllu.l.l.hla Kt. I.ouii I'lliciiKo Ho.-ton : am i: w. i ..21 23 . 2 'i 2 1 YANKIX.K NLIMI j ( mutter how ifn'U! a twill clnh i may bo. there i-oiim-h a liiiH- when i 11 rru -I-.. KullifT 'lint euiiiuiilly ; caii ilH loll. J f'lw jritn Mitt, the New York j Yankn- Wert- tieiierully reunnletl I as tin most powerful club In tin : v 1 t v - . I "IX won ii IVIill.y l.j lo 0. ItrookK n ( 'inriniiutl I Jill t rl l. ATI t .-.k-l.tli 1.1 .I'-l.i .. L'l 2'J A!' f'ifn I Oli.S.- Kll iuik iirooklwi It Jl. r 7 A3 f u i : s)jirtt-, IIii'iiIm tl Jtn-j nuijoi-rt, tilsu tiuuMtlliK tin Ix-M pit filing hlarf. Today, thi- a!) powcrrul Yanks t JiipT flvt- i-iirs huU, art- hravi-Iy liKhttiitf tn k i '' 'i,h' )i:t('f in th" Ann-ricun I'nqu aiionulily T he M!itK.s of lUtln- liulh thai kpt him out of Hit' lirM sfvi-n wt-kK or jilay rai-- l luivot wiih Hit nliowiriK of th' Yanks. Jlowt vi r, I am tn-llni (I to think 1hul -vtn )ial Ituih h-i-rt m thf linkup. Di Huh would Ii.'ivh t x pt rltncvd :i hi urn p. I'oshiMy it would not hav ru'hid th.- pn-s--nt unusual proportioni Jiad li-n in thi n. Y,t, I douhi if iv.i ihf lJuhif could have u. rn-d tin handicup th clnh nulf'-r'd wli' n n. voral vi i run irn ttluiiiid at bat and in the field. W Prom honor student to a major leaguo jod, mai me unuiuat jeap that hai just ben made by Jay Part rid co, lecond baseman of th Oglethorpe University team, senior class vnledictorian, vice president of the student body and secretary and treasurer of the Sunday school. He w;n the blow that put tin club an J had an average of H3 In all studies It is the history of all (rrvnt bull Hubs mat tliore coiik'h a time when It if necissar- to whuiltl. The old and Lid t big must make ua for the ouug mill hprijihtly. VKTS DISAPPOINT To in tnt? paKsln(r of Kvcrrtt Seolt as shortstop o the Yankf-'-s ft! 1 ' M ITrTsiii i:(i i A t- N. w York I'lllslMirK ll.ill. -rl'-!: Hjiii... 1!. mil lluitli; AI'indK' mill Kmi'l CHU'AlKl (Al ) It. HoRton 7 OilCtiKO Hatt.Ti'-s: i'oi.in. uni tiil.nun ; I 'ou r. ami Hartiiiil. HT. Uil lr! (Al') I'lul.i.:. I.lna H1. I.ouls 2 S I - fx?? 3$ 3 i ; f(ere we have Mi.I;cy Walk or. world ,vf-:toru-1i-ht chanipion. doing- roaJ work tis p:irt of hl tt-jtinlnK at Suniinit. S. J., f(.r hiH yut with Harry GnU, middlirwi-lcht kinf. nt the I'iAo Cnmtul.-. N-w Turk. Juno J'J. With H. K. ; vV'alker is oa cf the mctairs of c.iniy, Y-s. iltufa iliv ki-y on the left ir; 4 , with the white ilanni-ls. i ;i n-wi-h j a , iiuii ; r,att.-ri-s: l.--attir and Wll-'on; Kh-rd'l and U'K.irr.-ll. GORES LARGE Athletic Stars in Semi-Finals Today I IN Mrs PLAY! AMI UK AN I. CAf.l i: rnn.Ai'i:i.rniA iai-i h. ii. k. IChlruifu 1.". IS l'hil.-nii l.liia 1 2 llattrni : I'al.' r aii-l Sil.i'.tV;: WallnrK. H'intai-h. Aiwlri-wH and rofliraiu-. I'lTklrm. WAjsiiiNCTox (.M i i:. ii. i-:. Di-Iroil . 2 y :i WashmKluii 7 J2 2 IlattiM li f;: lnin.ss. io k- anil Wouiliill; Zai hary aiul Hui-I. KOSTOX (AP) Pt. lula BoHton llMlti-ri: liu.ih and IChniki- and l'ifiniih. P.. H. ..2 8 K. I'M II IC (OAST l.l-.Afii r. I'lnl.-s W. 1. p:t. San l-'rani ii o n 17 .742 Salt I-aki- S; 21 .527 Stan!" 34 32 .M" l.os Aiik-h h 3:1 :u .4'.!?, i i. ki.i.i i :u ::r. .47.. 1'orManil 27 2f .4;ifi la-oraniHiitfi 2S : .4 1 y v i rnon 27 42 ,:!'.il VI STCItllAY'S (;.ii:s SCORES OF MEN HAVE SAVED MONEY Dl'KINtJ THIS SALE. READ THIS MESSAGE THEN ACT! THIS IS A REAL LIVE-WIRE ' SELLING EVENT. OFFERING REAL LIVE-WIRE VALUES FOR LIVE WIRE MEN. THE CLOTHES OFFERED YOU NOW AT IXJW PRICES ARE UN RE ATA IlLE I 'N MA T( II ABLE. EVERY VALUE SHOWN WOULD PASS CENSORSHIP AT A MUCH HIGHER PRICE. PRACTICE SENSIBLE ECONOMY. RIGHT HERE AND NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GOOD CLOTHES AT PRICES WHICH YOU'LL NOT 15 U ABLE TO DUPLICATE LATER ON. THE QUICKER YOU PICK, THE BETTER THE PICKING'. Ash SncrunHtito 12. Salt Lake 7. HALT LA KK (AP) It. H. E. Sarram-nto 1 1 IS 2 Salt Lake 1 10 IJatterlej-: Vinci, i;. Shea and M. .lia; SnKl-ton and Cook. during five trm. He has been vtgntd by the Ifrooklyn Rational League club. tho toboi'K'tn No tam can lo-e n v.N ran star at ihort and not m-rlou.ity mi(fr. A wonder in his day. 8'uU was a dt'feriBivo threat that irave tatllitv i tjijjuicld. , -1'Ut.s, part of t)ie game. In addition to the panaliiK of In h reeent "t ries niinst Wash Reott. some of the other tried and InjsMon, .lilbr HoguinB In an effort true veterans Just couldn't htt ! to break a lowlnie streak, put a team their airldc. Inoldetiially, the) In the field that contained only pitcliin? staff experienced much ': three of the regulara of 1921. iot) trouble. j .Meut.e, lnl v Ituth and Joe Dugmi. The sen.tational Cubs of 1001, Muiciri'M are jftipersiittous. When the Athlethi f IS10. the rhlcafco : a chib is voIiik bad Hi XKW YOHK (AP) H- H. K. Cleveland 5 9 3 New York ... 2 3 1 paUeries: Shaute and Myatt; Shawkey. Peruson and lJenpoti;h. WESTERN STARS IN RUNNING AT - CH ICAfJi (AP) Intrri o.k Kiate track aK I'lehl stars from tij ur.i v r-iiii d ;m'l coitej-es V. i!l uu-.teh th ir hpc-d and hr.iv. n in lite pre liminaries of th-- n itlonai r.J;!t;iutt, liU(iipi"n.-l.ip n''-t on Stas field totlay to reduce tin fh-hl lor the finaiH Saturday afternoon. The rip-et. r-cotiize.i as xho out y'andin v t -nt in iniercotleciale primarily to d t- rtnii)'- the indi vidual nat ion:.l chaiiipion of each event. With the exception of southern California which won t he eastern in:. -rcoi!ekrij,te I!M , -t, winners of ' r"th TeniMTanee Workers other MTMonnl cliamr.lonsh(.H will ! Point Pnmilly to America Iartlclpnte. These Inelmle Michi- tfan, vPtor in the wfi'-rn confer- j HCLL, Enj,-. (AP) Prohibition nee championship. I.eiand Stan- j n the l'nit-d States has proved to ford, winner of the Pacific const the handmaiden of thrift, home conference title; Missouri, winner buildini?. happiness and irosnrity. of the Missouri valley conference and it would go a. long way in Eng- rjames- Swarthmor. winner of the I land toward solving the problem middle Atlantic conference; Wash inyton. champion in the northwest jthe president, addressing the Na DON'T FORGET Brothers REMOVAL SALE ti:hkis oiti'oints dimi:i: Johnny XKW YOI'.K (AP) Dunili-i ilcrifilvi'ly outpointi-il 1'ri'lay l.y Slil Terrls of Ni-w York, v.hu von tht- judffps' ili'clsion in a lri-rounil Ihout u! lln l'oniv Island Hlaillnni. of v..... t ..... ,.... i. i.. unemployment, said Gerald France I ' . ' 1 . . : , noi'i:it ri.onns tayi.ok fnkli:nil fl. f-rnrin 1. VHINH.V ( A I ' ) Oakland ., : Vermin l'.atierle": li.lr.n.y I'iii'lte, Chri'.l.ui an.; ii. ii. i: '.i ir, i i n : and Ilyler K;tm.'., and Ti fn.urhwi-f!i'rn , eonferi-no.. litli hold r. I-'our I'ali ! furr.la liist:li!tlona will be represented. - -Svmili- l. I'ortlnml H. CHICAGO MEET j..,,,:, ,', ' . - - i Seattle 9 11 1 CFI1CAOO (AP) A strong hot wind and tt 1 o-minute shower hundiraoucd fertoi iners in the ionat I I l I ItMTY 11I.I MOLDS ; 'm:m:sm:i: law i Nsrr ! CHICAGO (API It. Walter i Pill Scott, president of. Northwes tern iiniv-rsity. m llateri ; Martin . Karhac. statement tile I tional and Commercial Temperance t'nion here at its annuel confecene. ' Mr. Prance said he rejoiced in the sinking of the vessels "flying the Jolly Koger of the bootlegging i fraternity." and lie hoped those men who financed this traffic would lose every penny they pos sessed, rather than that "the fair name of Iiritain shouid be drag ged Into the mud of International PASA I ENA. Cal. (AP) Jark teran featherweight, was Koper. hnMher of Hub Itoper, the hav weight, won a decision over Aviator Pave Taylor of Hollywood in n Ki-round fiht hern Thursday night. Taylor was floored once, that for the count of eight in Mm s'Ton-1 round. ; Burn. Y;! Tison and Tol in : lor, liumoi(.h, Mlljus and I ; Nav-ly. treachery.' Uuallfyiiir events (,f tin- Will trv Ic.H-l.itn tru-lr ,..! nt Stwtt fn., Seal- II, AllUel- t, White Sux of 1D19 and a half dozen mo.-t any combination hi an effort !j.-rhla, n suiting in nevral up- ' 'HAN lH A N 'IS ' (AP) K. H, E Pecullurl. Ilugglns broke Sl.ls Und in coiitct. us atiiuMtig ,-.s . L Angehw To 14 lnj streak by beating the j heroic I S.m 1-Yancisen U if. ( world ehainpions S to f. t u, . f,,,(. M, , Batteries; Crandall. Itoi.t, Payne n the bench were men star iter- i- i,t .i- ,i..... .. .,.,i. MiiHtead and Spenc r; f ro k other winning corubitiimonji liu i all liaised on. The experience tht Yankees nr.- now going ihiuugh is SUMMER SPECIAL! Any LADIES' Pl'RSK In Our Window HALF PKICH All Up-To-Dnte Models Take a Look THE L & L DRUG CO. formers a Wally Pipp. Aaron Ward, Everett Scott. Whltcy Witt, Wally Scliung und nil the veteran pitching stars. While most of the-. ni!l Hhoiily 1m' n tore.l to the line up, the Ik lief lH-fng that a rt will bring them buck, (be tdillt tnukew it 11 p it not that the ankees un1 io n tiuih. (;n.s tody American League. I iet rod at Wash in gt on. Chicago at Phllarlei.hln. ch-e;tnil i,l Nt w York. St. Louis at Huston. National league. New Yot k u Pltt.-ibur. liionkiyn at Chielnuatl. Bo'.(on at Chicago. Philadelphia ut St. Louis. ifit-rs because of the wind. 1'relirninuriea were confined to five events. Eighteen hchools were r'pn sen ted by the t rack quali fiers. luiiw iinriiuur in iriMt, e:t- ' t he California survivors, j Hweet of Montana woti a place in ithe 100 and 22-yard d;ths, but jmade best time In m i" her. Leister of U land Stantotd. mode (the bBSt tltm In the li-a-yard high hurdles with ':1'. 4-,'. and placed in the tow hurdles, in which Mux 'well, Pomona college star, was the jbes-t perniormcr with ' -2r S-ft. j Picked men from ;2 colleges jgo Into the fintils today. WlllianiH. new. tl'-ary, ri; tin an-1 MYI Its WINS in; 1SI( I'netfic ( ikisI Li'Hne. kliind tit Vernon. h Angehs at San IVaticlsco. Portland at Seattle. Sa lauit iiLi ut Salt Lake. I. SAN BKKNAKMNO. Cal. ( AP) Spug ,!v"i-s of poeat" llo. Idaho. whs ftwanled the decision over j Ah x Atrtiuibittas after 10 rounds jof boxing here Thursday nU'ht. ' The bout wits a sii.w affair and the entire fight and the dt clslon brought boas und howls fiom the crowd BOISE BATTLER WINS DECISION IN POKTLAXU GO W-diiesdify comment nig T.-nn fe,. nnti-evoiution instr' tion law. sud any such law wasj ,Hss ;nule , Curr. j dangerous. j m A KSH PI ELU Ore. Curry "A:iy law .'.ifain.-t the teaching! county, the smallest in population of evolution is dangerous," !r. Ijn Oregon, turned, out 82 eighth Scott said. "In that it is an at- grade graduates this .spring. This (inpt to halt tlv- search lor real-j information was furnished by Mrs. it y and true n-tigion oan have its ; Jennie li. io(M'. county superin roo's only in reality. The church j ten lent. Brookings, the largest Ag- has nothing to fear from science." I town In the county, had 14; Har- ( i bor. 5; Gold Beach, 4, and tho re- ;ernian Oops Pnmibi WIL j mainder now have high schools j BEKLIN (AP) Germany is cx-jand in t!ie future will be graduat tpect.ng a r-cotil harvest tins year, jing .stinb nts prepared for college 'according ;o p' rt forevasis. Of-; inst met ion. There was one high ilcta! r' ports in Prussia, as wiHl as ! school graduate in Brookings thLs throuKhu.it (;eu,!;tny. asseit tlial j y--ar tne prospects I'OHTIAM). Ore. (By the -socialed I'irvi Mil key ih-!-soii, iVol-e nilihlti'welutit. won a lo-roiiml decision la-t night over Tol rianc, ut Seattle. George sollls, salt I nk' lightweight, ami Al (.rat io, of Spokane. ImimiI a 10-nmml draw. , re in ! exp.-fis re as lavorable as 1 :t. For many de iy. the erup outlok. '!'-r than t! is tor (.rUSHl.' Iti:'IS (iOODMAN Lotigbernn Ou!iolnt.s Burke. NEW VoliK (AP) Tommy j Long he ran vf Philadelphia over- came his opponent's early lead nnd j took a d eisiuii Thurs.lay night ; CLEVELAND (AP) p.. tiny from Martin Burke of N-w Orleans ; G"i-.-di Chv-iand i'-:itherwelght. in a l--rouiul bout here Thursday won the tp-wspaiifT tb i.Msion over nig lit. Charlie Goodman. Nt w York, In a lo-round bout at Olympic iif na. STLCHIJt IHiFl.NBS TI TLE mar here .jst nlf,ht. Each boxer LOS ANGKI-ES (AP) Joe floored his opponent. Steeher. clnimant to the world's Willie Lamiiite nf Jersey Clt y ' heavy weight wrestling champion was given the n.-w-paper dednam ship, defeated Hun Kotoff of New over Tommy Hughes. Detroit. In j York In two straight falls here a Mx-rpiin.) ' 'oM-'ioril W'edne-.-diu night. Safety Comfortably Q -in. Come lo our Siiht l)-iit n Jefrrin St. All Kbtro liavo from there iluilj- ricrpt rjuuilsTft LEAVE LA (.HAMIE JXU Jowph 1:S0 . 0:00 . ia:.1o . 4:oo DiU-er ?00 - Into . 4:30 t-rmllrton 11:00 - 4:00 Iltot I'Hom; main :i ve. We Go Out of Our Way (o Serve FRESH lIOMr-(.I)W KTItAlVIII HHIlS, OAYTV.KH ITR, URAPKI HI IT, OliA(W:S, (.1(1 I An WAT lll .WS, i:i,ii iio-riioi .si; riiiiAini s, m i Min us THE CITY GROCERY n Hwk of 0t' on Fir KtrwH rilONB MAIN tU KAt BAtM Hill PIUVrjlT IHV i- f. .1 "is p- s WIVMNO TI1K H"K vnonf (Iri ttudrau JU 4. " 1 f - i , . - J rV is' At , - ' 1 v5?'J ! H KI I'' If 1 1 !' Klintworih's Sanitary Dairy wKbes to announce that all of their rows it&w moim! the tesi ami rotiml lo In five fi-om all ilM'aesf ami lliere fore gitai-anteet to fiinil-h frc-di, piirv and wholesome milk. All cont a i nor!, bottles, etc., steam wa-dnil. Visitors times. wokxmip at all PHONE 310.,? Morning ami Night Oelivery Jno. Klintworth Inmrl'tor See the New Rail Road Model Dust-proof Front, non-pull-out Bow, ' Gold-filled Watch Cases 21 Jewel Hamilton, complete, in new model $53.43 21 Jewel Bun Special, new model $54.95 23 Jewel Vangard in new model case $64.95 These are just a few of the many bar gains offered at our Closing Out Sale. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS! J. H. Peare & Son j Berry j Cups A 4 ,il M lrjlnlA llunlfn, iMrwK. provM lh rhsniDion hifh Jumrr the tawnrhnlwlk tr-k nteH for rl Swld si tho iiern'J School t)rlcr Uhmii now As Ihe shMk Is hnrt ami you Will Iicetl tlM'iil l or nil your Berries. Ycir crop v. ill Sell at a better Prkv If put in New boe. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Co. Pbona Maui 11 Blue Mountain Oregon Lumber We Haie Just What Too Want In LCMBER, SASn A YD POORS AXD Sln.VGLES It will pa; jou to iDTcstigate our pHcw. Bowman-Hicks Lumber Company CEAIN AXD BOX WCK)npn0X MAIN MI L. MCX11ALL . J r - - "T""""'".:"; Our old friends nnd customers will find us in OUR NEW QUARTERS Prepared to served better than ever. Electrical Goods of All Kinds La Grande Electric Company Itoesch Bldg.