La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 01, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, July 1, 1025. K Is A Pleasure Hill's Department Store "A Good Place To Trade" sportWews BillvO rfi 9", & r.xrritn:ci: vs. Yorru. Washington l (dimlng its IllU'.l to experience rut tluiii joulh in an chorl to win another American league iN'iiiinnl. Ifowrtct, (tint It a rnslouiury procedure for u (cum tlml Is up in In- race and l(Mks Tor it h fin ish titllliiiK down Mm home Mretcli. During the winter Manager Hnr rln decided (u gamble wln' three veteran pltchem. Covehkle, itt-u-llier unil (iregg. The trio was generally consid ered as through by l luujorlty of lllf big tl-ll(5U IllHlliiflH. All National league clubs waived on Imteh Heuther. veteran alar, nouthpuw. Cleveland, none too strong on pitchers, willingly traded Covele.skie tor tint youthful Vun iirvne wun rcsurpt ted from u minor It-ague berth. ' In some clrcl. Manager lliirrls was inure or less ridiculed For sni li tt Miii . Tin fine work or the three veterans, '.inwcicr, has mon Ihuu Jutiricd his ritilli. lack ok sriis'i iTi'n:s The world Merles of lal fall dem onstrated the utter luck of capable infield mihHlilulcfl In ihe ranks of, thn Nationals. It almost cost tin--world championship. lieiqre thn opening of the season 111 fault wan partly remedied hy tin addition or Mike MeNully. for ern crack substitute at N w York. I ;tke ran play any poaiiton In the I infield, j About a month ago H was evl- i dent that the serious Injury mm r- fared hy llORcr Pecklnpaugh lu the I, IK aeries, had left his leg weak. j When a repent slight injury furred him from the lineup tor n few games tHfl. necessity of having U Capable ftllbjltlt)tl! WIIH IIHie Up- purnt tihuivvrwy- A H 1b a hit of a coincidence (hut the player selected to understudy! iVrUlnpauKh should be tho mighty' Fverett Hcott, hero or 1!M7 t on- I incentive, ball gullies. Hcott was secured from tho Yanks ovor tbe waiver route. HUM n , very capable performer, he nhould bo of K''eat assistance' to Washington In cane of Injuries. Hcott, It will bo recalled, replaced PcekinpaugU at New York at the I'Iokc of the IWitl season. Now lie will Mitwtltute for I't'ck. the pliner lit succeeded at New York, rule ItliijM ccullar pranks. Portland to Entertain C hristian Endeavorcrs rOKTLANI), tire. (Al') -r Hl teen thousand Christian Knd avnr leaders from the 4S states of tin union and many foreign count t li are expected to gather here from July 4 to 10 tor the 3'ith Interna tional Chrisllan Kndeavor conven tion. llovcrnor (llfford Plnchot of prhnsylvauiu has been announced us one of the speaker hy K. C. (lateM of ItOHton, k'-idthI set-relitry of the Culled Society of t'hrhdian Kndeavor. Ul her speakers will be; Krnest CherrliiKton, Keiierat seere tary of the World l.e:ii;ue AKuind AU'obolbim; tr. Ira Landrlth. Christian Kndeavor extension ''. rotary and former candidate fur Vice prenideiit on the prohibition ticket; itev. 1 r. William llir.ini KoulkeM of Cleveland, Cn b t.-riaii clenrvniim; Kev. ir. nrk MM- XIAV NT. IAI L HOTI.L l'oiirth and Abler St. Portland, Ore. When In Portland nt..p he.e a reul family hotel. S. iv Ice and Courteous Treatment. Reasonable Hatea Harry . Iiennls, L;r. Formerly of l.a Oraude .Safoty- Si,vy GmifuiWu Q Come to our Knvre Di'pol on Jr-rfri-Mm Kt, All 80-jf' l.-are from thcru dally riifjH Kunriny, LEAVE I,A ;ilANIE IX)H Jonrpii '7:sn - t.oo . 'laisn . 4:00 llnkr :00 IHH) - 4:30 Irnilli ton 1 1 ;o0 . 4:00 DEl'OT I'HONK MAIN 7S To Serve You AT SOLONS TAKE ami:i:ica i.i:.i;i f'lulm - W. I.. WuNlihiKton 4.r 23 I'lul-ttJ' Ihhl.i 44 23 I IiU'mko :i7 30 Ih trui! 34 3f SI. I.'diif; 32 3H N.'W k : 3 ( 'It v-l::.i.l 2H 40 l!-.l'.n 2.1 4b NATIHNAIi MIAfil I-:. f'lllIlN - W. I.. I'iiml.tirir .. 39 25 rvt. ,i;i:2 . i r, 7 . f r. 2 .4113 .4f.7 .4 4 3 .412 .33 Trt. .m9 .21 .TillO ,4!)3 .402 ,4l!2 .441 . a h r. N. w Yuik 41 !r, I Hrooklyii 33 33 HI. I.ihiU .. I'ini'iiiiiiili ' 'hlfiii;, i .. 1 .ion 33 34 32 33 . 3l 3H 4H WASIIIMITi . (Al") WuJihliig Idii hntll.-'l il:i uiiv lu the Amrl t iui l ;it-t'(. I :i J fi'.sli i 'I'm-mlay by .l. r. .mini; tin., liilh.ili Ijihlu Alh l ti ;i, 7 to ii, Kivini; th' clinm lilniis rour f;;iiiii.H out or flvi' in t lie M-l-i' S. V;ilt' r JoliiiKon wun tnvtiio-ilili-, .'iIIlwih;; only two hllH, KlrlK illv; nut i.i 'ii iilul hut 1hiiiik u linn- (ill dull..;. Tin- l-oiiwciltlvi lillthiK Kln-:iU of I .t. ma r, rhiln ' ! . 1 1 . ) I :i ..Hi I l.l.l. r, ulalu I'll hi'tori' tin- vi t'-nili'ii I.IU-lHMi; ufti r 211 Kiini'H. .'iron-: It. H. K. IMillinli li.lilii ll 2 :i WuHliliiKinn .. 1 12 II Itiilliiif.i.' llnrrlM. ItiiiiiiiKurtucr tilul i 'ui'li ru lie, I'itKIiih; JoIiiihoii mi. I I C u I . CI.KVKI.AN'li (Al') 1(. II. K. luiiiiii a 10 a i liyi'liin.l H 8 0 I tut l . r. m: Willi. li It I. Hoy If anil l:.iHM.T, Wiiuilall; AMI. I' iiiul 1.. K.wll. ISOSTO.N (AC) New York ... Lofton iianeiu-s: .lonert ami Khiiike: and l'lrfnicli'. '" ' . II. K .1 lit J t) 4 J HchariK. HT. I.OI'IH ChhiiKo (AC) K. II. K. .. ii ia . 1 SI. l.ttUIH ltaiterieM; Kab Si h, ilk; Jiitiilorth Ki'ave, 1 6 , Conolly and I av jh and Jlar- nation a l i,i : ;i i :. NKW VOHIv (Al') It. II., K. IJiiHtuii 3 7 2 New York 2 0 1 Jtatterles; Cooney and O'Neil; Scott and Snyder. CII1CACO (AC) It. H. K. tsIiutk u 3 a ChleaKti I fl 1 icatM rh-tc Memtows nnd Smith; Kaui I ttiami ami llartnelt. t'MILAliKLCIIIA (AC) It. 11. k. Hroukii n H 1 8 I Chtl.id. Iphiu Hi 15 t Catiei h h: Khi hardt. Mutdiell, (Mmriie and Taylor; lietts und Wll- KOM thew: of Seattle, and John Willis iiinT of I. oh Angeles, former mod erator of the Presbyterian llen- ral Assembly. I r. I 'rand.s K. Clark, founder of the "b 1 1st la it Kndea vor move-HK-nl, will also he In attendance. A hature of the convention will b" an automohite drive of 1 7 f -mill s o it the famous Columbia li v. r htahtva v and then around mi ou -capped Mount Hood. The loop road a round Mount Hood Is jut In Ine complete,) by the Cnlt- d Slated forest service, und the Kndeavor caravan of I'fitlU cars will the (iisl a roup to use it. The government has afireed to throw the roa.l open on July III to Hp- KMih-Mvorer. whether it is com-ph-t'-d or not . Tin- an;i.si evi iitHK mass meet int; of the eotivenliun will be hehl In an atlti'th' elub talhim, seat Ini; SL'.e'Mi. The regular convention s -.iiotm will lie liebl In Portland's M ii nit 'ipal Auditorium. Millie in lo he fiiriiishid by n ehoni.H of .".'Hi vtdces under the ill leetiou of Percy Foster of Wash iiu;!en. 1 . t '. Our l.oill : "fry i'l. a im nothing to worry n II nli'lil tK what ui' UHimlly l.l'.'Ut all nlirlit. IS SITESTM fly THE SELLS ClobN Han Kranclwo Mi. 1 1 Lake Heatlle I, OH AllK''(. Oakland I'ori land .. . HiicrunM-nlu Vernon 'M YIXIIJtUAY'S i San I 'raiiel o 21, On I land N. HAN KltANCISro (Al Hcore Oakland Han l-'raiielm-o 21 'Jt. Ilutlerh-H: Kiinz, Kaiaer tid; Mltrhi-ll and Akiii'W. 'eriiou A. los Atiuelen I. I,(M ANOKLKH (Al') It. If Vernon r 1 1 I.ort A tiff (a 1 ft 2 flatteries; l.ndolph uild Whitney; Payne aiirl Hpeiieer. Salt J.akc (I, Sent I It- I. HKATTI.K (Al- It. H. Halt Ijlke H Seattle 4 7 2 lla,tlei 1.h: l'tercy and Cook; Hanty, Duinovltch, Miljius and Oaly. (Ten IniiiiiKH). ;ume INmfHHMil. Kaeramentu-I'ortlaud; I fl a m a travelltiK. (.AAII S Aiiierh an liaK)' fhieao at Ht. Jmi. I let roll at t'levhtnd. New York at HohIuii. National League. Iloston at lirooklyn. New York at 1'hlladelplila l'ittlurK at ChicUKO. I'aclfle CoaM lanue. Vernon at Los Antfelt-H. ( tnkliiud at Han l-'ranf iso. Hacrauieiito at Portland. Halt Lake at Keatlle. IH.miAN K'l'ftl'S LOMItAltDO NKW YOltK (AP)Mabe II. t mail. f 'uiirorniu feutiierweiKni, wo red a technical knockout over Joie Loinbardo of f'anaina in the final round of a lu-round match at Coney Inland Tuemlay night. Cbleflfronnm Show Jnereased Intent hi Their Art JnMllnh ClilCAOO. (AC). IntereHt In the treaHiireii of the Art I nutltute or Chlcaxo reached a new liiKh mark in the pant year, while the phyal cul ex pa union of the Inntitutloi) kept put'1 wll b the const ruM Ion il Krowtli of the city. Approximate ly $l,:tfia,noo was Npeut In m-w bulhllnKH and Inslul hit ions at t he institute, and Ui!.B!4 more pcrsonH were rcKlHtered as visitors .than attended tf4iieiVlflii year. Membership shovel a almilar Kain. The total inemherHhip now is M.132, an increase of 1,112 in the year. Sprclu I significance' was atCiclied to the fact that of these were life members. Kli;ht y exhibit ions were held during 'be year, which were ob served by I .usl. 242 vial tors. Cari'lei IMfieiHi I'lckcil I'p. MKIH-'Oltl). Ore. An exhaust ed carrier pigeon was picked up at t he. Hen Sheldon ranch north of Medford and fed by Lloyd Tl tu itions, son of J. W. Timmons, the j foreman. There were two bands on the pigeon's legs, one of rub ber, was marked S-S.ri!i and one of aluminum was marked V. S. C 221 I fit). He's Coach Now t'reArntliig star of other days, tho groat "Chief" 1 tender, who on many occasions hurled ' tho Athletic to victory d helped brtng qutto few woild rilen tldcn to thn Msckft. Ho n now woaring a Whit Sok unl feni. having rK-ntly bopn appoint U ;oyh byMunvNrJ--dd. CollUuk COAST I.KA(iri'). i I'OIIAY. Mc J ' I'M. 17 1 V This Is Called Training '- 1- i i f , 4 5 39 .r,3l) I , X'tff 43 44 .4!i4 1 . v , 34 r,o ,4us 1 - - t, iV ' r.3 .3!il B ' v f " KK. I V St i t v ,' ,? I T'ii ' swym ..MMJgWM. IMiWI 11 E 9WlS I BHMtBU PanrlKi llia. flvivi'lulit cbaiiiploii or Hie world, tH'Ifeves in enjoying bis training. So he calls In Mich lair partners an Ldith I iyini. "Mb-i San Fraiicf'o," to skip rope with him. Villa, Just returned (o America fi-oui Manila, will light .liniioy Mi l.arniii hi Oakland, ( alir., duly I; and has a busy tiograiii ahead In vari ous parts of the country during I12."i. Trapshooters to Meet At Vandalia in August DAYTON, O. (AP).- Vandnlla, a little village ten miles from Oayton and the site of t ho nw home erected there hist year by the Amateur Trapshooting Associa tion of America will attract hun dreds of amateur traps hoot era from all parts of the nation dur ing the last week In A "..gust. That is the week of the grand American handicap tournament, the supreme lest of marksman- Hhtp among the shooters of iX states and five zones. No shoot- has ever won the grand AfheN- can handicap classic twice. H. C. Deck, the winner In 1024, was a "dark horse, a carpenter from Plymouth, (J., who had been shooting the clay fliers but little more than a year. His annual average was only 85. In the fin vt Deck smashed 2 4 out of 25 binls and took (he trophy. j The A. T. A. of ficerw have' pla nned to accommodate more LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACHINE HIIOP AND FOUPllY All Kin da of Machinery, Automobiles ami Tractors He pa I roc 'Overhauled and ltcbullt Acetylcno Welilliiif of All Kinds ('yllnder Horlng anil Overslo 1'lslniia Crankshaft IMstons ami Piston Pins lteground OIVH US A TIUAL D. FITZGERALD Prop. READ! REALIZE! ACT! FOR THE GOOD OF YOUR P0CKETB00K! Listed Below Are a Few of the Special Sale Prices: Solid Cold Solid Gold BROOCHES CUFF LINKS Regular $.r).00 Regular ?5 to $7 Special Special $1.93 S2.S3 1 So,id PEARLS RINGS .. . , Regular $7 to ?1"2 Special Special SU"( $1.43 Fostoria (Mass Silver Plated COCKTAIL GLASSES TRAYS SI. 63 ?. 3 Set of 6 J. H. Peare & Son Closing Out Sale '1 iojr, fiAf -H XM.TIH1WK.!.... '. ! tli.'in 1 nan shooters this year. The zone chum plons and pre liminary handicaps will precede the major event of the classic. The national championship, which is i i ace among the slates is expected to be one of t he big feat ores of the week. In this even! the class mnrkmiicn of t lie Cnited States and Canada will shoot from the 1 tl-yard murk. Kach state will bear the expense of its champion lei the tournament. ATIILFTFK (iATIIF.lt. SAN l-'ltANClsCO (AP) The nation's greatest athletes are pour ing Into Han Francisco for the Na tional A. A. C. trnclc and field championships to be held for three days beginning July 3. Arrivals Include the team of 22 from the New York Athletic club, five men from the P.oston Athletic associa tion and numerous scattered de tachments fioin various sections of 1 he count rv. Hy Thursday more than 3no entrants will have ar rived, including fit) or more from southern California. uim 1 1 inn a WiLLH lltfflLLil HERE SUNDAY; (lly J. S. I..) The pirates will put In a busy week end with a name on Saturday at liuker and unother here on Sun day with Hie Walla Walla Hears us parlies of the second part. The, Independence lay classic at I laker on July Fourth promises to be a lively affair. Jefferson Cun ningham, in whom new talents are constantly being discovered, will place his left foot in one hole and his good right fool In the other and pitch the first ball. Cunningham has lf-en k' pt at center field all year but even from that far out has made himself heard once or twice to the effect thai he could pit eh w hen albd upon to do so. i-'iw people around here have s.en J-fieion put bin knuekhs on the ball hut there seems a likeli hood that he can fling a good game from t he box. As someone re marked this morning. "Cunningham said be eouhi play eenler field, and be has been doing wet I at it, he said he could boy, and hi- certain ly .showed it and if be says be can pitch, 1 believe him." So that's that. The main reason for using Cun ningham on Saturday is to save Huek Itejn to u-se against the Wal la Walla invaders. The pirates have a Htraight record of three succes.';iv wins over the liears but the managers of the team are tak ing no chunces Sunday and every man will be caul iom-d to bear down extra hard. Lt Grande needs to win the game Sunday to place the pi-nnant closer within reach. With this one safely stowed away the Pirates will have but one game to win out of the law! three in order to have the bunting presented to lr Grande. Walla Walla is using three pitchers In their games and which wilt start against the Pirates lias not been learned. No doubt the ever ready Toots Parris will lie used and maybe all three before the game is over wit 1) should Par' h and some of the others run amuck with their baseball bat.s. It may be a little too much to ex pect but Uarth may be able to lam one over the fence ben next Sun day to give the local Tans an extra thrill. Why some one. has not smacked the bull over the right field fence posts already this year Is hard to tell. The fence is com- Iparatively nttlo further away than the Pendleton center field barrier which helped La Grande win the game last week. La Grande's two new ini'leiders. Hughle .McKenna. short stop and Leo Faust, second base, will play Fishing Tackle the kind that catches. Bamboo and Steel Polls Flics All Kinds Baskets, Landing Nets And Anything you need F. L. LILLY Hardware Y !? ? i? T ? t ? ? if it f ? it t y y tarn t IN ORDER TO GIVE TIRE USERS OF THIS COMMUNITY WHO GET LI- CENSE PLATES JULY FII1ST A CHANCE TO EQUIP WITH NEW TIRES AT A REAL PRICE, WE ARE GOING TO SELL DIAMOND TIRES AT THE FOLLOWING TRICES. These Are 30x3 Fabric CI. $ 7.20 33x5 SS Cord $32.60 30x31 S Fabric CI S 8.10 31x4 SS Cord $20.23 32x3Vi Diamond Cord $15.50 34x-l'i SS Cord $26.00 31x4 SS Cord $16.; 35x5 SS Cord $33.90 32x1 SS Cord $18.70 33x4' i SS Cord $25.50 32x42 SS Cord $24.70 33x4 SS Cord $19.50 y y t y y y y y y y y These Prices Are Good Only to July 4th. We Have All Sizes in Stock. X iregon .their flrat kuiiic on the local field .aifuinHt Wnilu Wiiiiu The addition of them- two hoys to the Mqtuid (ft veil lot Grande the ii iiii it-uRiif WIIUOUI 1 .. .... .1 .t .. .. ". i'uii ure rasi, youiiK and full of enlhUNiuHni and hot!) liave had several years of bam hull playing and coaching. Siletz lluslii l-'liv KxllnKiii.slicU. SALKM, Ore. Reports received j from tne mini mountain district indicated thut the fire t hat has been raging In HI let n basin has been extinguished. The fire start 4 d .several days ago and resulted in Hie destruction of a logging camp and threatened the town of Valsets. C. . Itarrlck to He Orator. HOCKAWAY, Ore. C. vV. Har i Jck, district ulturney of Tilla mook county, will deliver the In dependence Hay address here July 4 under the auspices of Lake Lylle post, American Legion. The Leg ionnaires will conduct a series i,t at hletie events during the after noon. The big fr clam bake arranged by local citizens will he served on the beach Immediately following the patriotic exercises. Japan-China Air lloute Planned TOKYO (AP). Plans for a reg ular aerial service between Kago shima and Shanghai are being considered here and probably w ill 1m- included in a bill to be intro duced at Die next session of the diet. It is understood a private FIREWORKS FOR SALIC Kiddle's Store ISLAM) Ask Any Painter WHO HAS USED NORTHS 'EST STANDARD LIQUID PAINT. He will tell you that it goes on more smooth ly and easily than most paints; that it covers better; that spreads-" further; is true to color, and wears longer. We carry this paint in a wide variety of colors in quarts and gallons. You can be sure of satisfaction in its use. Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co. Phone Main 17 ond ucei Regular Quality Guaranteed Hdw. & Imp. Co. I 'il NO Al HERE BUT Our prices look like an earthquake had struck them. ASH BROS. syndicate, aided by the govern ment, would operate the air serv ice and at the beginning only mail won hi be carried. Later, however, arrangements would be made for tin- transportation of passengers. On the proposed route would be Tokye-Osaka-Kag-oshiniu-Haii-en -Tslngt a - Shanghai, the trip requiring alio it eight hours flying time. CITY 1 y t y y y y y y ires Diamond Tires. - J y f " t t y y y V t I y y v X i 1 i