La Grande evening observer., July 21, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday. July 21,
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Gossard Corsets
; "The Line of Beauty"
5 Department Store
"A (Jural Plnre To Trade"
SPORT
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Pittsburg
..New York
-Hrooklyn -
Cincinnati
St. I.oiiln
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Cl.KVKLANI) AI') HUmley
(VlvrlesUlo held his rormer teutn
mates ta elKht- soutlered liflN Mon
day . and ' WuttlitiiKton det'iiiied
rlalatid 9 l 1. It wn ravi'li-B-lile'B
twelfth Blrulttlit victory,
Beor- It. II. K.
Washington ! I 3 1
t'leveland I H 2
Haltvrlea: I'fcveleskle and Itllel;
Millet. Buekeye. una Myatt.
HURLER BEATS
EHEIITES
,r t'KlOAOO (AP) I'lMI. iculne
' Hcoro It. II. K.
"TT.',iit 1 S 0
'Mnro 8 2
Ualterles: Khmko nnil Stokes:
j7yooa ami Schalk.
rur::Mat'ond game. U. II. K.
' VAoO" r 1,1 l
C'dilu&KO 717 0
s.r-HnitTl(H: " wiMKrii hi, Sfonnuter
iVTItseJioi'f ! ' PvenaroB, ' llobertHon,
rCofipull and t'rouse.
-,'HT- I.OPLS (AP) , K. II. K.
.Phllodol'iihla i. SIS 1
Sl.l.ouis : 8 d 2
. Batteries: WalberK and Perkins;
.', Hush", Hi0Mf(r and llnrvravts
DKTIIOIT Al) '. It. M. .
wiwork i i
Mrilt .. , , II 16 0
.Uatterles: Pennant, . Shocker.
Jonei und HohunK; t'olllioi lind
Wqclall. . , f '
r NATIONAL LKAfilT.
doki.vn (Al), nmzy
Vno" funned 7 bulforii nnd
, Hrooklyn deffatml lli'p t'nrdii Mon
day 4 to S In 10 Innlngn. The
1 lodgers' pllrhlntf ar wua the de-
eldnK f-ietor In the ffiune, holtllnK
thoj'ards to nine lilta and ifcttlnif
IhriMi hll hluiseir. Ill" nlngle In
. U)'.' tenth aeored the wlniilnK run.
.'.'..tWtorn H. II. K.
Ht. l.oul 8 9 t
Hrooklyn 4 8 0
Mutterlei: Mulls und O'Karrell;
i.Vunre und Peherry.
NBW YOHK (AT) II. It. K.
jClnclnimtl r 111 8
t New York 1.1 8
'p lluttorlfa: Itlxoy nnd Hninravei
J Ui'n and Snyder.
BOSTON (AP) i It. H. K.
fhleUKO 8 7 1
lloalon 0 1 1
Ilatterlei: Jones, AleKiinder.
Jltish and Cloniulea: llenton und
Ollifion. "
PHILADELPHIA (AP) It. It. K.
Plttabur 3 8 2
llalterlea: Meadows. Adiiim nnd
Hmllh, Uoocli; Hlng und Wilson.
NttM-k llani'li Projects!.
7" ST. HKI.K.NS, Ore.- ll. orKe Wll
.'aon and Jarvls luvla Imve ,oi--fhnwd
the Kdwin Hums rjineh ,if
'''-200 ueres and will use II for u
-X. stock ranel,. The ihie' l.s loriilfl
V on the HI. Helens-I'lU.shurB roo I
uhont ellthl miles from HI. II. lens
.niid there are hundreds of uer.s
of range adjoining it. 'I'he new
owners will Muck the pluee Willi
beef cftttle and she-p.
'i'. ., . I -. -
y Hot Temporary Relief But CURE
PILES or other Rertal or Colon
aliments should not be expert-
.. mtntrd with. They ihoul J and csn be
pcrminsntiy CURED br mf non-iurjl-cl
method.
Send todie for my FRKH BOOK eon
tslnlnf scorn of voluntary tcnimonlalt
, from patlenta, aome of whom had lutf.
-. ered JO yeara and had Med every kind
" of dtufl and trearmenf. R ..1 ......
win oerterunderuand why
l can (ive a Written (juar
anuria CURE your Pilea
k or refund your fee.
: CT1A 1 DF AN M II T,
MHaBaaaatiaayaBaat
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NEWS
(fays
I'UXNAvr mim:.
WIio will win Hh American I a1
(fill IH'IlllllUl?
Ittu niuitttxcrs, Slnuli'y MnrrlM
mill 'iiiiilf Miit'li, hiivi very .trfl-
lli(t lipllllllUH 1)11 llllll lIIOf 14111.
"l'lillutli-ltlila 1m IIh- rlub f iuuhI
hi-ut If w- nr lu npfi1,M K:iy Wun-
iiKr I la it Ih of lhi world cliuiiipH.
"Whin wt .H al tlH'iu four oul of
fivn In our luHt Hfi-lt-H we hlfi))
our faun I'on.siiliTably."
"Tin rluli Hint wtiiH the Annriruri
h uKOi' pcnnunt mii.-ti Itial WahlnK-
uii," s:tyH 'oniil'' Muck. "Tliul 1h
t Ih' only Huri I ruir."
AH of wlilcti mukfff It Kim the
AiiHTicun IttiKUn rue Ih u two-rluh
affair.
Only tt hiul Hlurt Ih lit'liitc Dm'
IH'tnMt 'r.VHorn f iitm Ih'Iiih ft hciIoik
iiM'iiuti', olil)'.H .'lull tun finally
HOCKNK'S ki;'Ih:th.
For u nunilMT of yt-uiii Knutf
ItocliiH fuiiiotm foot hull courh of
Nolro I iniiii', )iuh coin) net mI until -fnen
hWiooIh In KfU couchinif In vu
rlouti (-rIlotiH of the rouulry.
Only ri'rcntly h KriuluutPtl 125
hudilliiff fooiliull InntrixMorH In th
urt of turnlnrc out chain ptonnhlp
ti'UIMH.
While Itocknc'n pupllH und piny
in liuvi) hud much HucecHa In Icnch
Iiik foollKill to oihtirn, vc find fw
of ti'in turuiiiK out Htvnn that
compiiro with the protludH of Notre
On IIH. ,
This makes It aceni thut tin fa
moiiH Knuic la keeping a few of hlH
fl'-crotH on foothull Miruligy.
Vuloiiht the hrlillnnt .Mr. lt(M Unc
iM'lli'Vcs It Ih hIwiijh well to have
sonicthlnic Ui rcucrvn for tho pinch.
'
SllHIOl'M lllHl
Jiainlleup lo a hljf lougtie pllclior,"
h;ivm J of Mush of the SI. I.ouIh
Hrownu. ...
"Mullet Joe," un lie was named
bet'OUHe'of lilu burning ipued, hua
worHod undcr such a rcitrulnt dur
ing inoHt of hltt big kttjfu. curer.
At tliu I'olo Orondti und tin Yau
Uee Mtadlum In New YorU. limited
pluyliiK it rrliory if 1 rlgnt nnd left
itcldH. win; ulwayn a inenucn to a
pitcher.
Now that hv la wltli Kt. I.ouln
the Hhort rlnlt field hind a at the
Browns park end to make the tank
of the pitcher all the more difficult.
A home run there In often Junl o
lazy fly.
, "The WuhIiImkIoii park Ih the
Ideul field to pitch on." Ha8 HUHh.
There the pitcher run work on
Hie butter without feeling thut a
i.HkM Hllp In control may prove
co.illy."
Slioit fencca nnd it lively ball
have cortulnly iiuuli iUv going much
tougher for the niHjor Ichruo plteh
cih. cm cm cm
;.i i:xi'ohts ii.t Hi:;SK
W ASIIINOTON (AIMOrain et
ports from the I'nlted Hi u ten last
Week Were .I.SSO.tMUl bUHhelf.
tiBahiMt l,:iM2.(MH Uimhela the week
befure. t'oumierce department fig
ure! Monday Hve the following
comparisons between hint week
exports lind those of the prt-vloua
Week:
Wli. -at. S4fi.mni bushels tigalnat
1.744.IMMI; rye M i.tnii,, agalnNt !M6,
muii: onis. 4;U.Mt"ii, uiciiiiNt l,r9.
(inu; eoin Mt,tHH(, ugulnst 1 Hh.OiMi;
barley I .S'iS.ihMi, UKalnsI i4't.tHl0.
CuiKKlltm grain exports through
I'nlti-tl .states ports last week were
1 .Xiiit.'"1'! bUHlu is. .iigalnst 1.(117,000
the previous week, while exports of
North Atnerlean flour w-r SoS.uuO
harreiB. ugulnst KSS.ihh) barrels.
iiAMl.S TOIY.
American l.cnmic.
Wafthtnglon at t'levcliind,
1'hMud-lplitrt at Ht. l.ouls.
New York at Petrolt.
Iht.HUm ul I'hleago.
Nuiloinil I.cukiic.
rineinuatl at New York,
fhicaco at Hoston.
I'miflc CortM league.
I.os Amt'Mes Ht Salt Lake,
roriiuml at Oakland.
Heat Me at Vernon.
J,vrpi,ine s'tioN .nvr.
8AI-KM. Ore. A nuirkcil In
rnaso tn the inrollniiU In both
the einiientury and high nehools of
Josephine county was Indicated in
the annual report of tho county
Buperlntendent filed In the office
oi J. A. Churchill hre. Then? re
lT2ti pupil in tliu grmb'S und 4.0
hi the htKh nchoola. The hlgb
schools ait) located in Orttnts Vtst,
Kerby4 Merlin, Volt Crck ftnU
Huso,
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OBSERVER TRIMS
CLERKS, 3-1, IN
SNAPPY CONTEST
TWII.K'IIT li:a;i i:.
flutm-- vv, ivt.
Athletics 4 .sun
Storekeepers 4 2 .(ji;7
observer 4 :t . r 7 1
Shops : :j ,r,i,jj
Ill-Juekf r .. , :i .4111,
'lerks t ,m
I.edbetter, Observer phchlng ce.
held the Clerks ul bay last nighl
while hla teammates, m ured enough
runa to win their third coiiseeutUe
gumt' In iho Twilight It-ugu. The
final iK'ort was: (Jberver '.i, Cerkr
1. My wlniiiiig. IheObwrver tuuk
a firm grip on third phu-e in Mm
league and shoved tin- .Shop Into
the second division.
The game took on the aspeei of
u pltcher'a buttle, with I.e. lb. tier
whlfring 10 und allowing but three,
hlta. Hoaenbuuin. t brow lug for
ihe Clerks, airtu-k out six and was
touched up for five mtleibH. The
cierku drew first blood tn the Thm
Inning when Johnson till und scor
ed later on un error. In the third
inning the Observer pimhed lwo
runa uerosH und udd-d one more In
the fourt h, "one error was inaibi
by the winning und two by the los
ing team, Webb, Observer firat
flacker, gut lwo tills lu two linn a
up.
Hcore by Innings:
Clerks I 3 4 r.
Ituns I u it u a 1
litis i I o i a ::
Observer
Ituna 0 i 2 1 x -3
Hits 2 0 'I 1 x -r
Itutterlea: Mcseubaum und I'ar-
num; Led better utpl Kvnns.
Wednesday ingni ine Shops m- t
Ihe Athletics and Krhluy night the
Ml-Juckerl pluy I he Ht ori -keepet :,.
Moth guines will mart shortly after
fi o'clock.
I'ACM ir AST I,I Ail i;.
Cluha--'
Sun FrnnclHco
Suit Lake
Heattlo ..
l.os Angeles ..
I'orlland .. ....
Oakland
Hacrumcnlo ,.
Vernon
W. I..
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....fi 4i
...Mi 4i
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....4 4 t,K
... 4H
....:i7 07
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No guiles Monday; teams travel.
Ing.
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v-:; - Hit
-K - e i v ;Vi.., v v'rM,f
yon cine to Chesterfield
SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DCS ERVED
Liccrrr Mvias Tobacco Co.
Wins Chicago Derby
.K. H,
m 1
Ilcrn s Cuructua. winner of the $20,000 Chicago Derby at the old Hawthorne
truck the other day. Caraclua was a io-to-l shot and beac out i deld in
cluding auch prominent starters as King Nadt. Silver Fox, Kentucky cardi
nal und Arbitration. It wits Chicago nut est racing lav tn ih oist Iti
yt-urs. Caractus is shown with Jockey H. ihonma' o ,i
Web of Underground Oil Lines
Represents Half Billion Dollars
CHIfAOo (AI).Thti trnnscon
lineiilal undergrouiitl wch of pip'
tines that silently supplement th
Kurlacc feeding of Industry, h.i
been developed Into an oil curry
ing iiy.Htem that Is compui-uble with
Hie expansion of the railroads :if
ler the Civil wur.
A network of inore than Cft.tMHi
inibs til two lo twelve-lnch pipes
(ouch both couhIu und spread itilo
thi' mid - continent, connecting
crude oil fields with refineries und
Industrial plunts In distant section
ot ihe country. This system is es
timated to represent nn Investment
of r.lx,riui,iuio in the rnite.l
Sillies.
fine of the largest companies
t
aYi-jAr
sa tfl-a is
figured that if the work of trans
port int; Ule oil W etc iikell over
by the railroads tomorrow, . it.
would require two mil Hon tank
(u:n, in ad'lition to la.uuo (oen
motives, to haiiilb- H.
Three injilt) or 'trunk" lilies
join the central and western fields
with the. Whiting, Indiana, refin
eries, and two of these con tin in
to the Atlantic seaboard. Another
trunk line connect.'. Hie Salt Civck.
Wyoming, and Kll; Masin region
with this line tit Cr. email. Mo.
The system is made up of doz
ens o trunk lines, tapped by
fathering Hues or feeders. If all
these trunk and gathering lines
were connect I'd in one line they
4
would reach three times around
the earth. The most recent addl
liod wus the Muw-nitle line from
Teapot Dome to Chicago, vlu Kan
sas city. Mire thun fjiio,oMi bur
rein of oil ttro rie died to fill
this lino, which curries a "frozen
ll-nad capital" figured ut $X0ti.
01)0,
The trunk lines ure of eight und
twelve-Inch pipe, while the gather
ing lines range from two to hIk
inches. The piies ore luid three
leet underground.
Oil in forced through the pipes
I by powerful pumps, located 30 to
: 60 mites apart along the line. The
joll moves ut a speed of three or
four inib-s un hour, depending
upon the contour of the country ,
und the viscosity of the petroleum.!
M Hiding und laying of the -pipe!
lima Is similar to the construction
fit the railroads. Meconnuissunce
parties make the survey, the plpi
layers string the pipe ulong the
ground und when the shallow
ditch bus been dug. usually by
machine, it Is eu.sed into pluce.
Coder favorable conditions, n crew
of 4u men can lay a mile of pipe
a day. Tin- right of way. tele
graph and telephone lines and
sut lieient acreage for pumpjng
Nttes are obtuined by the purchase
of "cusenienls." - In some Htates
the rigid of wuy may be obtained
by condemnation proceedings.
The power which the pipe lines
hold has cuused them to be de
fined us public curriers, nnd us
auch are under strict government
regulation. The holders of th.
largest systems ure Prairie 1'ip-r
Line company, with 10,772 miles,
lepi eHi-mtng (l Investment uf
;$stf.47N,iMi; the Sinclair company.
! with fi.7;l3 miles, representing an
'investment of $7 1 .69 a,ooi; the
Muckeyo foniiariy with 0,455 miles,
! representing t ,775,000, and the
National Transit company, sltn
:t.!t4J miles, represenilnir $iil,s:o,-
The operation of a pipe line is
continuous. Kvery day in the year
ihe oil flows steudily. The pump-
ma uiuLiuii ure ui conoecieu wiiu j
cominunicaiiOTi wires, itoad men
daily inspect th lines for leakage.
The quantity of oil handled by
the lines is more than 4eo.ooo.000
barrels annually, transported owr
a distance ranging from a few
miles up to t,4o0. They bring
1 50,000 barrels dnily from the
eastern and midcontinentul fields
to the Atlantic seaboard.
I'i rst thing to do when you
reach camp Is line up all the buss
nnd make them wash their feeL
Arrar
LEFTY O'DOWL
, LEADS HITTERS;
BRAZILL SECOND'
HAN ITiANCIHCO, Oul. (My the
Associated l'rcMH "Kefty" O'Houl,
.Suit Luke outfielder, increased his
baiting averugv 17 points during
the I am week's play und continues
to leud the I'aciflc Coasi League
butters with un uveruge of .4-'. un-
official figures show. Krunk Min-j
sill, third basetnun for the K.-uitle'
iTidiuns. rests in second place with
.410, und I'uul Wurm r of the Seuls j
is third with an average of .4i7. I
llohwer is leading ihe Cortland
batters with .son. Wally lbud,
Angel outfielder, is high man cn
his club with .3&3: Mrubuker leads!
the tiaks with .:i4:; Hoffinan. the
Senators w ith .:. !'-'. und Warner
Ihe Tigers, with
In the home run deparlmetit
Tony l.azcrre is in the front with
2fi, while his nearest rival. Hnixlll,
has 'iZ.
Luxarre also tops the b-ague for
stolen bases wit h a tolal of 4l
Hemingway of Vernon is close on
his heels with :(.
Work to Stan on Mullding
AI.MANY, Ore. President Cn-en
announced yesterday that the new
Albany college buildings would be
started on Hie new campus imme
diately. Plans and specifications
will be received by Hie college au
thorities TucHduy from V Manson
White, of Port lu ud. architect for
the college. Hi. l.s will be culled
for and contracts awarded us fooii
us possible.
Safely' 'SioiHlij
'.A
mwimrom
Come lo Our Singe Depot at 1I1IJ Jefferson Ave.
All Stones Leave from There Daily JCvcept Sumlajs.
LEAVKS LA O RAN OK FOR '
Joseph 9 A.M. - 1 P.M. - 4:00 P.M.j Similar, U A.M. - 4:00 P.M. '
Ilaker II A.M. - 1 P.M. - 4 ::I0 P.M.; Sunday, 0 A.M. - 4 ;30 P..1I.
Pendleton Dally 1 1 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. ,
Depot Phone .Mnin 709
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COSTLY PROGRAM POPULAR PRICES ,
Tuesday, July 21
30 Rounds of Flashy Fighting
8 Round Main Event 168 lbs.
ADAMS, I50ISE
vs.
,)0E PATTERSON, LA GRANDE
6 Round
Becker, la Grande
4 ROUND PRELIMINARY 13.1 Lbs.
Binder, Huntington vs. Lindsey, Union
4 ROUND PRELIMINARY 140 Lbs.
Aholt, La Grande vs. Ragan, Kamela
4 ROUND CURTAIN PRELIMINARY 115 Lbs.
Watts, La Grande vs. Davis, La Grande
SPECIAL ATTRACTION AT 8:45 SHARP
Coleman vs. Driscoll '
Auspices
LA GRANDE ATHLETIC CLUB
IPiOirpAl
- ILK HtJSt
LOCATION
Caty-corner from the La
Grande National Hank
will soon he ready for us.
ASH BROS.
sr. ih:i.i:s .iom stai.ti;i.
ST, TIK1.KNS, Ore. M, C. Sey
dell ; t o., contractoi s who se
cured the job of paving a nine
loot strip with colicrclo on Ih
St, Helens-Piilsburg road, started
work Friday and expect to com
pile the job within Ml duys.Thf
pavement will be .1700 feet Ion;
nilil is in the cily limits.
The county wilt lay a not her
nine-fool strip iut year, making
the roadway is feet in wbllh. an i
expects to extend it UflOlhef lllile.
i
Gilderi "Crust'
AIR
Semi-Windup 138 lbs.
vs. Allen, La Grande
Comtonmi j