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LEAGUE AGAIN
AMFKK'AN M'.Adl I'.
fllll W. I.. lVt.
I'lillnilill'hhl r.2 2U .HI!
WusliiliKtoli t.J JU .CS9
t'hit'UKO 41 4U ,S
i.trcilt 43 42 .lull
Hi. l.oul 4.1 42 .(.ml
Vli-vvlniMl S 4K . 4 1 .
Ni'iv York :if. 4 .4 22 I
JiO.HIUII 20 &7 .312
. (
national i.i:aui i:.
CluU VV. I., JVt.
pltUbgrie , 4K so .UK,
N.-w York in S3 .(iin
Hrooklyn 41 411 am
. m lnnutl s 41 . si
Hi. I.oula :i'J 4.1 .471!
J'hllxMliliia .m 4:i .470
rhli-aKo " 4 .43!i I
Jloalon 113 fi ..llix!
ly
Evans
0f
Joins Managerial Ranks '
BEtVERS-DROPv
GAM SOUTH
rAeirir ro.v-'r i.
-If '
rn.ri;.i; bam bai.b.
IhirliiK four years of toIlcK'
hnschull, Owen t'arroll, Holy Oohw
Iiltcliltije H4nsiii(oii, Uit only Ihu
unities u hull, i nun 1I11- MirprU
niimhef or IN.
hi less than two week of hljt
li'HKin hfob:ill, (he raiiie Owen
( aii-oll hits ns uh ii'Hiiy battle
a, he 1II1I iliirliiK lib rutin collex
c-iiiver.
Only the bata nf hla tcaiumitvH
kept tilt- nniiilicr of ib-fcuta from
ImIuk three. In hia ibbut he (eft
lite Kiiine with the wore 8 to 7
rillt'AOO (Al)
rfKulned first place V
the American league pennant r
by wlmiliiK u 110111110 header front
! ('hieBtfu while Waahlhfflou lost to
lietrolt. 1'irnt Kame It. II. K.
Hiilodelphlu tf IX 1
Oilcuico 7 11 o
Balterlca: Harris, Baiimrtnrlncr.
' WublbeiK and Cochrane. I'crkiiiH;
Thuraton, I'onally, Hverle 11 ml
Crotme, Orahowskl.
nnruml koh'1 it. H, K.
; I'hllRileljihiu II 16 l
IhleuKO 6 la 4
liultericii: Jtuniinel unl 'oeh
. r me; , ltoherUon, CvetiKroM uml
HfhiMk, UruhowHkl.
DKTUOIT (Al' It. H. K.
Wnshttigloit It 1' 2
,JJ lrolt , 6 II 0
Itntterien: Kurther ami Riiel;
rollliia and Woodull.
lo win out.
1 'iniueHtlonalily there h a wide
dlHereni-e ln-twei-n the rulh'KO und
i'hUmlelpMa l "K"' hnind of Imre-ltatt. I'er-
thieHday lii " ' vii-
1 jii . i i.iii. iiun ini'i iiiitii iiwfii 1 ur-
I roll.
4
t'lllhH w. 1 ivi.
San KrnnelMeo ifi 3:t .cca
Suit l-uk'- f.tj 4,1 .iim;
.uttl.. f,4 44 .f.f.
LoM Atlffelf 4! .f3l
I'orllnnii 41 4(J .tor.
Sat-ratie nfo :i7 74
'-nion i;4
vks'h:hm.vs owns. ,
Meet the new manager of the Chltaco Cul. In nther words iermtt us
to Introduce Mr. "liubult" Maranvilh;, Ii.iik rtnrtled us one of the beet
Intleldeni In Iho guine. MiiriiMvllUt i-iinic 10 tli CubM In a Irude with
I'lttHburg last winter, llu's hern iilayliiK profuaslonul hull over 15 beunons.
Ha HiifeHilN I4HI Klllff-r wlui ulliittil the Cubs since Aug. 4. 11121.
I Jack Dcmpsey Ready
To Meet Gene Tunney
i.i:a;i i:.
it
'. :IT.' I.OI IH (Al')
Jloslon .. , ,
HI.' l.onl
cifT; TliiHli und lltirKriivi!.
h. v..
t 1 Y
11 Ui 1
jri,KVKI.AND (AT)
: i :Vr Kft'tie H. H. E.
Kw York 4 11 2
. Cleveland 5 14 0
. , Huttorlt': Hhawkey iind Hon-'-Itouirh,
O'Neil, Hrhantc; t'ole,
Hlie,CR, Ktirr and Myatt.
Berond ffumr It. II. E.
t-Nww York 9 14 2
. rievrland 4 11 6
litterlen: ivnuorfc itnd O'Neil,
. ItetiKough; Miller, HpeM'P and J.
X
, . XATIONAI I.KAtil E.
NEW YOltK (Al1) It. H. E
Ht. I.OUIH S S
New York - 7 1 1
Hatterlfw: Haines mul O'latTfll
Harncn uitd Snyder,
HUOOKLYN (A!) It. II. K.
.Cincinnati 2 8)
Hrooklyn si n
' - Hatterleii: lionohue. May and
riiiKT; (.Irlmea and Taylor.
BOSTON (AP) H. I. E.
ritluburg , 3 ti 1
Ho8lon 4 11 1
liuttrlea: Munition. Adams and
Oooeh; Hwiiton nd Ulbnoii.
f'lUI.ADKI.I'HlA (AT) It. H. K.
ChlcaKo 8 8 U
J'hlladelid.la 3 U 3
BatterU'fl: Alexander and Oon
sulra; Itlng. l lrieh, ('ouch und W ilson.
Henry Grlnwo1d, one of Wlst-on-nln's
nioBt tllusttiouM retired lann-
1TB, got a.O.SU eKM lIOIil 1 1 piilh'tH
confined In a pen !u I tt v, tde,
ellihl fe. t Ioiik. and wtKhl tect hlKh
lueit year.
Pon't heHliate about triltiiK a
man you wtn lo tunn y lit daugh
ter. The ehaiui-a are In' wtsilte.i
you would, too.
Toll him lo lake Cod I.lv.-r Oil
for a couple of montlifi and K1
enough good healthy fl.'ith on his
. tones to look like a real man.
Tell him h won't have to nwul
low th nasty oil with the mum.
atlna: fiahy ta.stc, lueaioe th.' Mr
Vojr Ibonttorlf-.i. of N'-w ork
. arr now puttinir up t'od l.lwr
dn aiiRar routed tablet form.
Ask for MrCoy'a Cod IJver (HI
Compound Tabli-ta HhI t'ros;
More. (tluM IruK, Jnr..
fc L. Irns: Co., nnti cvtry dru
fflat worthy the name a-ll thrm
60 tablvtt 60 cintn. Any man
or woman can put on five pound?.
of healthy fUnh In 30 duya or
yoir druKKt will wtllinxly refund
the pur-hKM pib-f.
On woman put on 15 pounds
in alx wreka. Children stow ro
,but and aironir.
"(let Met'oya, the orlrlnal and
K'iniintj Cod Uver Oil Tablet."
dv.
tile miMvrr Is thai Itljf league
lintiei-H rswlnir at few bail IihIIn
while the colleice athletes go after
ninny.
ItOASTS ;mh ci'iivr.
Carroll hna a ood curve hall.
He made Nitckera out of inoHt tol
lKe phtyerH with the low hook.
ThlH Ntyle delivery IH liiont effec
tive at the knee or below.
If the batter wulta the plteher
out. It la obvious that all dellverlra
blow tho knee will he eallel bnlla.
Carroll tella me thl't with two
Htrlkea on u eollcwo player a eurve
ball w'.iKlfd low would Invariably
eattfle. the hatter to ko after II,
with poor results.
The low curvo la a r.tylo of de
livery that major leuicuv t butters
are tnnllnetl to puas up. Oeeantun
nlly they am fooled In follow Ina:
th low curve but mor often, they
paw K lip it ifct "aaHni t-htk U
lnnhlllty to et the hatters o blu
nt tho low curve Iirh Imvii one of
tho svir liniittkniH that larroll
Ihih Kiiffeml.
I.OW BAM, IIAXIHCAI'.
1 happened to bo ono of tho um
pires In Carroll's ft rat two at arts.
In his first arame, utftilnat Boston,
his Ktiernl style with the exception
of his fast ball Impressed me.
In his second gnmc, ujraliist St.
I.oula, he showed mo a much belter
fust ball. It had what basebull
players are pleased to term c
"hop." Thut la, Iho bnll raises
KllKhtly aa It n-uchea fhe batter.
Perhaps too much waa expected
of Carroll because of his marvel
ous performances us u colleKlun.
I'ONNlbly he wo si started a trifle too
o(ui. No doubt his IneU of knowl-
eilK'i of the nireiiKth ami weakneNS
of the different 1. altera has handl
cappeil htm.
Jt la n matter of record that Cur
roll, who us ti colleftlan lost only
two bull K'iini'H In Oil, lias been un
able to fiiiinh ony one of his first
three starts as a blic leaguer.
In none of his games has he been
hit hard. Kuitlty support, coupled
with timely hitttnir on the part of
the opiKMltlon, has been hla down
fall In each Instance.
Ih-spito his poor ttel.twny 1 am
still Inrlliicri lo tho opinion that
Carroll Is a gn'at prospect.
THLETICS WIN
FROM HI-JACKS,
NINK TO THREE!
! M::V YOHIv (AD Jack Demp-
ey, w oi Id heavy wettrht ('haiuplun.
and hiH will-, returned from Eu
rope thi.s aitrnoou on the liuw
I loiiM-rir.
I i.-in ps-y said he was prepared
to HkIiI once thlH year, probably
In September, wit li Clene Tunin-y.
j U7 j American IlKht heavyweight chain
I pion, as Ills oppomnt.
vked about a ilKht with Hurry
1 II.Kill 1
Clubs
Alhletles
Ktorekeepi'l-fl
Shops
Hi-Jaekers ..'
Observer
Clerks
W. K. lvt.j
4 I .Mm,
4 2 ,i;7;
S .(JiHI j
t 3 .4'mi
2 3, .4 '
The Athletics crept Into lh I. -ad
In the Twilight Icuku' yrsti-rday
urteniooii by dcfealliiK the Hi
Juckers to ,
The Hl-Juckers scored all three
of their runs In the first Inninir uti
Mills, Mempst-y said he would be
ready for him next year.
Oempsey sab he hud an offer
I'roiu l-'loyd l-'itzslmmonH for a fiKht
1 at M lehiKun City, lml.p on ha bur
threw hits nd four errors. In Ih. lr
half the Athletics eveliid thlliKS I))
unil the score remained a ti
Ihe, third when Ourity's three Ii.ik
Kr and alnKhs by JlurK-(i. Melu
nls and Kainiim bronchi In two
more scores. In Ihe fourth (ieert
sen hit a home run with two on
und Jifirxett circumnuvlnated the
buses on a single and i ftchler'H er
ror. Curroll, excepting the first in
nltiK, hud the Hl-Jackcrs at his
mercy, uIIowIuk u minimum of till
and atrlkliiK out alv men. Wllllums
wua hurd hit In the fired, third, and
fourth anil whiffed but two. The
Hl-Juckers made but one error to
Ihe Athletics six. A double. It.
tkirtty to Murshull to Black, pre
vented the winners from adding
more scores In the first.
Score by Bullitt's.
1245
Hl-Juckers 3 it U 0 n 3
Athletics 3 U 2 4 x y
Butterits: Williams and .Sh.-r-wood;
Carroll and Karnum.
Friday nlRht the Observer h'liin
plays tho Shops.
day with Hurt ley Mudden as an op
ponent but wanted time to consider
until i,,,iH l,('IOI'e accepiliiK.
iteiutive to ins mutus Willi ine
New York state athletic conituia
sioli, lieiupsey said he txpectcd to
t ratKhteii matters out with t he
commission some time next we-k.
Ije Hutd the contract with Kearns
did not expire lihltl September I .
1 und tiiui Ki-urns would book
any matches for him.
The champion uppeured In Kod
shape althoiiKh lln-d from the loritf
trip. He exM'ets to rtimaln in Svw
York forobout a week, uftcr which
he will leave for Ihe 1 nclflc coast
to eitt.se up some business arraiiK-'
meiits and lo see jus parents In
Halt Lake city.
Frankie Cenaro Now
World's Title Holder
Exports Higher Yield
From Kaku Oil Fields
llAKC, (API On the occasion
of the fifth anniversary or the
Baku oil field, the Soviet prexa
cave some details of the pi enent
state a nl productivity of the oil
f hills and outlineil the program
of tlselr future development,
The HuUu nil fteldti, which be
fore the revolution helonK'd to
27l different owners, are now un
ited under one nmnatrenteiit. The
vield if oil which lu lt;'o whs as
low as 1 1 1 een.iKMi pood.s a mouth,
has now been brought up to ul
niost ai'.om-.oiMi poods, which Is
upproxtmstcly the pre-war stan
dard. Ther are now In exploita
tion I'l.ncu wells.
iMst viir Unas In exported from
Baku ;U.MiMi,lMHi pM)dH of oil. B
i epeeied thnt durbii; the comlnir
year not leas than 34o.oeo.tMH' will
he obtained.
New equipment and machinery
wen; boimht in America this year,
and the methods or obtaining oil
hue leeu entirely revolutloniied
At pr'.ent the government is
eml'iirktiiK upon a costly program
of building un additional pipe line
connect ina: Bnku with Batttm. on
which it will spend morr than $U,
oott.eou. rrt of the order for
pipes Is expected to be placed ab
road, probably In America. Th
mc heme will b fi nun cod bv the
State (HI trust itseir without any
subsidy from tho ffovcrnnirut.
(AMi:s TODAY
Ameiicnn I, ensue.
Wash In c ton ut I etrott.
Chlkolelphla ot chlcaKo.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Sf. I.ouis.
National l.cnuuc,
rittsbuiK ut Boston.
Ciminuati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at I'hlludelphia.
St. l.ouls at New York.
f Seattle San I' rniM ist-o n,
SAN l-'BANCISCO (AC)
Score-- li. H,
Seattle z IS
Sun Kruiicia.'u It 14
Balterb-s: I Hiniovicli, l.ueaa and
Baldwin; I'ntrer, 'Jril'fiii, ilc-
Weeijey Mild Yf He.
Saei-aiiicntti 12, OnMaiKl ',.
SACRA M k NT( ) I A I ' I li 1 1 i '
j Oakland & 7 4
racraiieuro ij i r i
Balteriea: CoHter, Kutiz .un
Bead; lncl and WacUenieid.
Bos Aiinelcs I, I'oiitan I I.
7-oH ANt;Ei.i-:s iM ) u. n. i-:,
Portland 7
lOS AtleleS .- , 4 1 0 1
Batteries: Burns and Hannah-:
Payne and Smnlbern.
Salt Lake 1), Vernon 7. .
HALT J.AKE (AP) it.. H K.
Vernon 7 14 (
Salt. Lake y js 2
Balleri. h; Pilbdte. I. u d o I p h.
Bryan and Meh;tn; .SiiiKleton,
Pi-rcy and Cook.
Maoris Trace Race
Ancestry to Hawaii
HONOU U' (AP)- Many of the
Maolrs of Australia consider that
their ixice had Its origin i:i Hawaii
centuries uko, It has oe.n revealed
by Hat ina Jitkuha. a pronilix-nt
.Maori, lb- Is her.' with a nxoupi
of Mormon church w oili-r:i from '
Australia to visit the famous Mur
inon temple at l.aie, (lahu.
JakoUi said that he had traced
his uneestrw back to a chieftain
named Heuia, who ruled the island
of Hawaii. After a devastating
war In which Ileum was defeated
Uidly ami forced to flee from Ihei
island for his lite, he ami a lew j
companions set sail for the south
In huge w ar canoes. Maori le-1
ends have. It. that tiny lauded in
New Zealand and lived there for
several years. Later ileum relurn-
! worshipped lo us their supreme be-
liiK. They had a large temple In
the Puna uis: rlct of Hawaii, but
later turned to the woihhip of other
gods, ileum returned to New Zoa
lund und iiKiny people accompanied
him. 'He uIho took jt Bo linage of
JO.
Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of
fire, became displeased with the
Huwultiins, who were worshipping
inuny Idols, and veined her anger
by covering their lands and temple
with lova, the legends x:iy. This
would account lor the ancient lava
Hows from Maunu K.a and Man
na l.oa.
Jakoba said the Maoris had cs-
ti
srv MIT;.
ill ' 4 r: 4m
NEW
LOCATION
Caly-corncr from the La
Crunk' .National liank
will soon be ready fo- us.
ASH BROS.
Vo;y.r,sht hy Harrltt it Uwlny
MIW THAT THK l OdTBAI.I. SI ASON is mailim a close. It
U pritliiihly -.lift- In in bit ibiN pui ore. Billy I' nrl of Wash
Ingtoo, I) ., K ttlHiwii luilating his football from the paie
tire of un nbllginu inoiorlst a popular stunt anion;; youthful
gridiron stain ui the national capital.
tahlishcd the names of the canoes
In which their ancestors went from when th
Hawaii lo New Zealand.
Kterlliut's Itiso Alhtts Diaoiund
S;ies to AiiieWraus In Bomlnn
I.ONOON (AP) Hiumonds us
larVe aa hazelnuts In Beltings for
men have uti ruclcd much atten
tion here lately where jewelry of
this kind Is sold chiefly to Ameri
cans. English men, excepting- In
mre Instances, never wear dia
monds, especially as rings, and on
this account they never the wen
In the jewelry shops until spiiiur
tourist season opens.
tHculcrs here say the Americans
nro buying fewer diamonds than
formerly. This Is attributed to the
I act t hut the stones are a p proxi
mately ;ia dmr hep- us in tio 'l.'nit-
d States, now that the pnund ster
ling is virtually at par, and in ad
dition purchasers are expeoted lo
pay tiie tin per cent duly when ar
riving on the other Hide,
011 an iir-peclion lour of federal
b ri:.atioM project!). Tin- governor
announced that he would issue a
statem. nt within the m-xl two
ui-ks tiettine: forth bis position
witli relation to recommending;
stati! aid in dev. piping the proj
ects. This stat. -nieiit will b issued, the
Kov.-riior said, following receipt- of
a stat oo-n 1 from Secretary Work
nr. to He- government's altitude in
connect urn wilh the proposed de
velopment operations '
BTCHINGS
See vour doctor. VIcks, how
ever, will allay the irritation.
I
Qum, 17 Million Jar UtmJ Y warty
Padfli' l 'on 1 League,
Vernon at Salt Bake.
( htkland at .4icrameiito.
Porlland at l.os Angeles.
Seattle at Sun Kranclsco.
NEW YOBK (AP) Krankle
Clenaro of New York, American fly
weight rttaniplon, is th legitimate
acucccssor to the world's title as a
result of the death Tuesday in
California of Puncho Villa, accord
ing; to William Mul. loon of the New
York state boxing commission.
Ocnaro by r.nson of two decisions
which he held over Villa, hits been
I , , 1 1 ,umm,T,um il Bemember the old liodiloned
a'a leniltnir ehn Ooif.i- nn.l a,,i1u.,. ' ..1..1 .. . .
" " v... - gu woo m reailie.l When VOu iuiw
nuentlv succeeds to the crown. h,.r ,,,,,. , tM hiilir' suit ?
You would think an unto speed
er would run instead of walking
when afoot, but he doesn't.
Weather-tight and' St ick-t igkt
Rasmusscn'sPure Paint docs more than
merely coat the surfaces with a weather
tight film - A coat of Rasmussen sticks
ughi to the surface and
keeps the structure
"weather tight"
AiA your dealer Jor cohr cards.s
Ask your painter for an estimate.
Beiaus hf nativra of Abyssin
ia will not accept the Austrlsn Ma
ria Theresa thaler unlets i bears
rhn date 17S0, all new rolna bear
this dute.
PAINTS &
VARNISHES
RASXfUSSEN PURE PAINT
That! the nanif of the paint to
u.v tot the ouisiJe surfaces of ytnir
house, it.iriie, Ctc. It b the vrrf
hmhc quality of paint obtainable
lot protCvtKm aamt weather. The
wide ranee ot attractive Kirmn.
loua colors make it tay to decide
on your color Kheme. hull direct
Uu on the lAbci,
Bargain!
Cherries
Bines' -ami Bniiiherts
."die for 1,-lh. box.
Bring your boxes
La Grande
Warehouse &.
Sforae Co.
Phone klala 7ta
i):
;vi:uoi i:ms i kii-
SAI.l:.l, (hi'. (Iciviniir I'tiTPr.
r.turrnl Monilay I'rom Ka.st.Tn
(Ir'-lron. wlnTi1 hf ai-roinpi'lli''!
SVort'tnry WorK ami otlu-r nruciitl.s
BAKER STAGE
Leaves La Grande
rrom 111G Jefferson
I'lione 4C3-J
8 A. M. 1 P. M.
li See the Canadian Ttpckies
AT" TT IFTTl J LT 11 I M - 1L r,M-
Jasper
NATIONAL PARR
This Is The
One-Profit Coach
on the Standard Six Chassis
built by Studebaker
f Sun 1 r .. -v -.ww f&JW t
.fair V't.i v v "t -vl
. ..tl7WJ.V'T-.n;.W.Tt-i.T.r.
gmiMiiiWMy. . r 1
r
Sold by
Grande Ronde Lumber Company
LA (i'KANI)K, OKGC0N
ON PAGE G of this newspaper there is an
iniirtiint announcement by The Stude
bakor Corporation of America.
It explains the "one-profit" plan of manu
facture which enables Stuilobaker to offer the
exceptional value found in this sturdy, depend
able Standard Six Coach.
Turn to Page G and read this advertisement!
Then come in and see this remarkable car
in fairness to yourself, learn, the value Studi
baker offers.
On your trip East or your va
cation tour see Jasper National
Park's 4,400 square miles of
scenic glories. Cioif at Jasper
Park Lodge. rcry mile a picture
Scenic Booklet Free
LOW SUMMER FARES
A.B. Holtorp, City Pass. Agent
122 Third St., Portland, Ore.
Phone Broadway 5300
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS
9 x 12 Pabcolin Rug
FREE
WITH SELLKRS CAIHNRT
W. II. Sohnenkamp Co.
LOI R FLOORS OF FIXE Fl RXITI RE
kmkmomm
Saft'ttj -Stviflltf Gimfurfdbli Q
Conip lo Our Slum- Ih-pot nl llllj .Icffiiwiii Ave.
Ml Slnitrs l.ar fnim I'Iioit Knllj: Kxn.pl sniiilnjs.
I I .AVI S cliAVDM loii
,Ir-ili 9 A.M. - 1 l-.M. - l:Oil I'.M.; Kiimliiy. U A.M. - 1:110 P.M.
Ilnkrr 0A.M.- I I'.M.- :;l(l-.M.: Silmluy, tt A.M. - 1 :3(l I'.M.
l'l'iulli'loii Dally 1 1 A.M. - I :llll I'.M.
I'l( riiiinr Main 71111
S5I5D0WN
Palance in monthly pay
ments as you ride.
.Mo J.
OSS
STUDEBAKER
THIS IS A STUDL'HAKER YEAR.
THIRD AXXTAL SERIES OF
Turkey Shoots
lly M0-C0 SPORTING CLl 15
SUNDAY P.EFORE
Thanksgiving
NOV. 22, AM) SUNDAY IJE FORE
Christmas
DECEMP.ER 20.
HiiTCff And Hotter Than Ever
At Mo l o Spot tins ( lull's Trap Grounds, Oro Dell