La Grande evening observer., July 27, 1925, Image 2

Papre Two'
Moii.hiy,' July 27, l'J2o.
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OHSERVEIt
Gossard Corsets
"The Line of Beauty"
Hill's Department Store
"A UumI J'lmv 'Jo Tnutv"
SPORfNEWS
SENATORS WIN
FROM raNKEES
American
Phlluilitlilii;i
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Nnllonul lcat;uc
Clubs
rillnliuiK
N.'W York ...
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Billy.
Jack in Charity Bout
NKW YCtltK (API dila
tors, In 1 lih- Inst n!M unmet- o(
the aeastm lien', il.'l't ult i the
Yiuikcu Hund.iy iti I :H h lanifti ot
11 double htiidt.r. .v h t-x-toiidcd
his uiiul.ur jii' .u; n f PI
bUhIkIiI Kmes, ;tll htm;h he
rt-lii'Vntl lor u nuich I'lH- r in (lit
ninth Inniiik.
l-lrst Kiii-' - It. H. K.
Vusrdnr;t"ii " I" -
New York 4 7 I
HattTji-s: ( tivi t- skie, Murher
ry mid Uut'l; Pennock, lluyt.
Miocker and HehiitiK.
Second Kmt It. II. V,.
Washington 4 i:t i
New York 3 U 1
Hatteries: Itctilli r, Mnrhe rry
it ml Ituel; .loins nnil Ht-nrcnu;li.
KKTUOIT CAP)
llii'UK .. .,
Detroit
Hnttctifs: r
tfehnlk; Htoner
ninl Hussler.
it. H.
k 17 n
G HI (t
r. Thurston and
loyt', Jlotluwi.y
jom:k .iti;ATi;it KrviJKT
Necral ar-H uau, jHst prior lo
thi' national M'ii K'Hf 4?liiinttm
hiis I heard Hie in-cut Walter
1 1 it v ii n mark uf Jluhlijr Jujic
Mum's Is Dm Knitted Mlyllnt In
the fcuinc He Ik flvf Wrok.es Im'I
lor (hull the field. "
That was a rather surprising
siatt MH nt coming from audi a
wonderful Rolff r nil Hawon. It
struck me that 1Uikii was uaylna;
lain h u ruth it cxiuCKcnitcd couipli
mtiit. .sine.' the eream of the golf
114; world wuh entered.
When Junes (((! Mac Pa rituu in
the lni niiMuiml ujm'U, I rii'ftlktl
uh:i( (liut-ii luul kiIU uImmiI lilm.
i
I'Kaim: i ii iia(.i:n :
Now H uc-ii known hin Klf. Ah
I -ru;id tlit roordH uf Die lust
f'tiiir (M'ii 4'hanitton.shipH und ntur
vdt d at the Htiuwlnf? iitudi' lV Jont'H
I rculiy.i'ii ttii-iv uuh litlh of the
;iHK'faiiJti whi'ii Hapn said Jones
was five sUukS h-'tler lhan tin
fit Ul. ,
In the ki.nt four years Jones has
nt vi'i- riiii.fhiil out of second plure.
(loll' Hiars are not supposed to Ih
ruiisiuft iU Itut Joiu-s uppi ars Lo be
oiie of the rare exceptions,
l-or five years Jones lias twn a
Ji'Wel of eoiis'Hieney. He was "four
Htrokes awuy In lyo. Jits first flier
at the opt ii. While in thne of his
ta.it four DutmpionHhips Hie Allan
Win huH elthm- tied fur the title or
hi-t-n u su-oke nwuy.
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TDUTSHOWTO
OPEN TONIGHT
The Maev unit Nurds comedians
will open inidr lent h!hw tonight
fur a ll-dav' entjrt'inent here with
JtllMM Jean Ho.-"'- who iurmerlv ap
peared h re wilh Hi Ta ir htiM'k
eumpanv. as h-adiiiK1 lad--.
.Miss Itue -pwHlffd Jn-r has just
ftnlMhfd a Ions- winter enffiiKement
Dog Races Help Drive
Mischief from Minds :
Of Idaho Youngsters
DuiltiK bit recent sojourn acrons the pond. Chaniplun Jack IXnirey look
part In a loui fur charity at lit iKhton. Itiland. Hera he s shown In thw
ring Just hefore the ofniui; Konp- Hu opivotn-itt was a cliap bv tha
name of I'hil eoti. Tli muti h attracted iulte u hit of uttntlon. .Th
thtid man In lha atvuu te Hurry I'uston. the proniuter.
BEAVERS GET
EVEN
Hitttei n-s - (ilaziU'r. 4 hllliis a n a
.-ipt-m-fr; Hi 1 uud, II iirvt-y, i 11 it any
mid I'uok.
"piw.itMni ..."J.. 'i r ra 4
?t; i.uuis (ii4 t)
Hutterlei?: Kui'r, Mnekeye ani
"Myait; Hush, tiltird, Htaiiifer. Kalt
cud Hiu'Ki-ave.
Walter J4auei'M lilxlt 4vtUnui( of
the Rolf itut (lliy 4fef tiohlty Jom-m
m uvll ileMcrifd If you NdUu-1 in
IV ! fltturfH. lie Mitt' appcan to liuve n
on tlw floW. ' 1
. National IMixiH.
rinrAtio a 1 1 ) u. H
J'lttuhur p ti 1 1 (i
t'hlcuBO 4 7 2
.Haftrles: Alihi-U:.' nod Hmith;
KiHifnuiiui, llu)i and lliu -ineit.
it. n. k.
- I'INIMNNATI tAl')
Ht. Louis
t'inctiimttl
t'alt.n.: H.Hhoron.
(I'l-'an-eM; Hlx y uhd H trtrn nv
virrsi hic; hig.
The old ..adaire ..In ..sport that
youth win he served don't appear
to apply to major league pitching.
Vet i-ran p lienor are .uurryinv the
luirileii for Manager Stanley Harris
ut Washington, His thri' bis; wln
hits ar AYulter Johneon. "lunch"
Kindlier ond Stanley t'oveicskie.
It is the same with most of the
other clults; the etittoliv piteitecs
1 ft i are twiriir who have mi ymr xtt
7 la o ' S'Tviee. Herv und there a rook hi Is
Ktuart nnd !ojuur tilg but he ts t)ve t-Kc-pikm.
l'A ll l
f'lulu
Ran l'Vanclr-co
Salt Uike
Keuttle
1os Anprelea
l'ortland
Oukluud v-
Saeramento ..
Vernon
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W. I..
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Sundnys (;ains
Hy BplltlinK the double hentler
yesterday, the I'orOand Havers
broke even In the scries with Oak
land, win lit n Cour ami lotdnjr
four. .
4aklntiil 7-0. rorlhnid B-fl
OAKLAND (AT) It. II. K.
Portland 2 N ;t
Oakland 7 9 u
llatterles: Stoke., Hue hue und
Hannah; Delaney and leud. Hy
ler. cond ume j;. H, K.
Portland ' tl u
A)uklund 0 4 2
nuh; Jloehle.r, Kuuz and Itead.
JlltOMKI.YN (A' 1. . H
N -w York .i 4 0
llrooklyit .. ....us t
HalU-n. m Win , I V;u,, Wisiit
uud Snyder; ViiH'-c and mix-.-ry.
1
The other day when the Roalun
Ited Sur. uskinl wulveirs uu 4 -' r-veur-old
Jack Qutnn. tt was ratiier
intereatitiK Ihut the two Pxitue
t -a tiers, WuahinRtun und J'hiUdt 1
phia n fused to pas.n hint up.
rtilludelphtu, In'Uiff lower lit thi'
.i;iiltduix at th time of the aaktnc
of wuivers. ifot him. -Quinn. in his
debut as u niemW'r of Mark's 'Luti.
proceeded to heal lvtrott, 4-1, ob
five httu.
i'min if Mactk HM'ars t hair
mmtc a wt- 4iiow in a hi ihr
icterrtii (Jiiintt lo tniKter up Uts fftl
lerliix staff. ViiIiih i fur Jrvun
through.
A
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l all 4.rMM),OOrt J,,y; mrr,
sm. Ilimrtrr. thr'ttirt
Five Twilight lieague
(ianies Set Thi Week
Kivf da,a of haettall kuius la
promised by the Twilight Jeufitirra
thi.- week. 1
The re Kit hi r schctiule calls for
the ttdli' nK jcttntes;
Moiidav, Shoe s. Hi-Jailers.
Wednestiay. Si oreke'prs vs. Oh
l'riduv. Athletics VS. Clerk.
l. i ties the I hree schettuled
int i he Mi-Jacket s and Store-k-1
i-rs c' to ila u postponed
Kaiue Tuctdav mirht and the JU-
,tu kers and Athletics are xjHeiM
lii play tiff (he prilisted :ume
i hmMv tuwht.
J. s. sills
a-1.
Jt. ir. k.
)3 I
Duly;
Vemou Hrnitk'
VEKNtJN .Ai)
Seattle .1
Wmon .. 3
HutUrie- Htiyker anl
llurfolo und hiln y.
St'ond cuine It
St-attle i 7 I
V-ernuu 2 4
Ituttei ie.s I uttui ich, l.ui aji and
llaldwili: l.udofph uud Schau;;.
Salt IJkc lt-ll:UK An-. -n
SALT I.AKK (API K. H K.
Ios AnjrWcs . 1 6
Salt lAk .1 1 15 1
Ha tUvr tea Payne uud S."idlerK ;
Kalilo and Peters.
Het-ou-d iuie Jt. H. K.
1a Autrtdea l 2
Siilt lke IJ 10 1
SacraiiHiMn r-8; J 'ri.M-o J-tO
SAi ltAMKNTO (AP) It. H. K.
Sim I'Tancisco 4 y t
Saci aiiH'tito 5 la 1
liutttiies t-ary and Aguew;
IluRhcs and M. Shea.
Second Katin- ll. II. K.
K;m I'raiK-i.Hco Ht 14 2
Sariuimiito 8 11 3
Halt ries Pffffer and Agnew;
Sin 1U nhu U. Vinci, I'anficld und
M. Shea.
U. S. HIS IF
OF TELEPHONES
I.OS ANGKLES. (AP) Statistics
compiled Jiere recently by the
Southern California Telephone
Company show that thj United
Staes. with upproKimutely.Uii.uuo.
im)0 ' in.struments, leads the world
In telephone, t3 jwrcent are in the
I nited States. 26 pfrct In t he
ouotriea of Kurope und 1 1
cent In .countries of other contl-
Ut'tttS.
Tn European countries the aver
age nuinher of telephones is 1 2
for each 1.0'Mi tnh;Uituni8. while
in the Cnited Staits the figures
show th.it there are i;ti telephones
r every thonsannd.
Tlie statistics revealed tbat in
cities tn the fulled Stales of &U.0O0
yopuiut ion or over the awruK'
numlMT of tiisf riniH-nts was 177
tor each l.iu.ti pernios. iniaha.
l.. with'-4 per Loan is second.
f 'as.itlfita, Cal., with S7,'; 1 -.
Attunes. la., 2C; l,ttuMln. Net.
2 u t . it n 1 1 Sa n Prune isc o with 2 1 '.l
rank third, fourth and fifth in the
tier named.
Chtej'RO ranks t'llrte.-nth with
-S i tel. phones per 1 .mm populu-
ion; Haloii in twenty-fourth with
and New York Nily. despite
the fact that tt has more instru
ments than H- rim, London, purls,
Liverpool, Home. Antwerp, Hriis
m is. und Shun-rhai cHitbineti, ranks
In forty-third place.
kane, playing leading rob s of all
typett.
Toby Nurd, the comedian, lias
provn popular herewr the
comedians ha; playett. He toiiret
the country tor three ars with
The Virginians and h;us made an
extu-nsive study uf the country hoy
role. Willi his r (1 hair aiitl funny
freckles, he alwa:i puis .spire into
I tie )il.
The company curries IS peaple
and u five piece juy.-. orchesira.
There W ill he U cilull'e. of plays
every night with vaudeville be
tween acts. Some of the plays lo
be presented her? follow:
M illionuite and The Flapper."
Bobbed Haired lSajidit." "Why
Wives (iu W roni?' (f future play).
"Tefs of the Storm Country," "So
This is KiiKland," ".My Dad from
Oregon," "The Drat." "Witiiin ihe
Luw. rhir NuiiKhty Witt'," ami
uiatiy ol litis.. J.utlie.s will be ad
mittt'd free tonight with eat h paid
ticket. There will also be a nn-r-chani's
free ticket matinee on
Saturday at l':;in o'clock.
The bitf tent is located behind
the New .Foley building.
League to Move for
Stronger Family Ties
P A N V R A N ( S CO, (AP) Th e
thirty-third international conven
tion of the Wulther League, an
association of youn: people's to-cit-tleM
of the Synodical Conierence
of the 1 ait he ran CM urch. opened
today hi the Civic Auditorium with
an addrejiS bv A. A. GrwMtiunn,
; president. These conventions
usually are utteiulett liy from 3,ant
to 4-oiui persons.
- The liev. Paui (1. Prokopy, ex
ecutive secretary, and Prof. John
I n. i . r-rnjE, uean or t. on mm i a
Seiuinary, St. Louis, were other
speakers at the opening session.
The Waltht r League lias lor it.v
Chief ptirpttsr keepllii' the VOUPi;
people with the eh urch and ren
dering s- rv ice t, t he church. Jt
.compnsts a senior society mem
bt rship of 1. 1 ;o so i- ties and a.
junior inemli-rshiji of 'J7.r. societies.
It was organized ;iJ e:ir? aso and
today is the most con-tervat iv
oiltlitnovt i-iel'.t of the tnil.l.tmeu
IkUm schotd, u-:Sert d the Dev. Mr.
Prc-kopy.
The b ague is supporting 14 mis
sionaries and nitive mission work
ers in Chinii amid India. An im
portant etlort to l.e pr-sellted to
the couv. ntit.nl will le ih "Back
lo the Ji. .;rt h' movement, to
strenii'hen the family ties and re
establish the family altar.
"The Wuiiher l.-iue also will
declare its stand in harmony with
the t. aehini; of the K angelical
Lutheran Church of the Synodiciil
Conference whe. h D known, to be
ti e nu-v con--ervat iv e Protestant
Church Kad in America, retard
ing fun. hi nt iil.iliMa. tlberali-tn,
AHHTON, Idu. (A P Proba
tion officers havu no trouble with
Incorrigible children in Northern
Idaho. Since the Ashton Dog Der
by has becouu such on ImporUinl
Hporiiug event und Junior race
have been Included in the pro
gram every child more than six
years old in all the Northwest
within hundreds of miles of Yel
lowstone Nutlonul Park Is so busy
(raining dogs Ihut tlHrre is no time
for mischief. Hoys and Kirk ul
ike, ure breuklng all uvuikible
"wonks" to harness and (Inuuiing
of the .day when they will he
Smoky (histons, or Tud Kenis or
tHeoii Zorns.
Tud Kent won the Ashton Dog
Derby lust Washington's Hirthdoy.
I he previous yeur Olcotl .urn who
wum only J6 years old, was the
winner in the twenty-five mile ra
ce. Smoky (j anion won tor several
years und always figures so pro
minently tn the contest that he Is
tilt- j.lol of all youthful dog-ti-uin-ers.
NeKi y-ur's lerby, whioh will
be held on February 2'1 us usuul,
will be the greatest ever held. The
cupiial prize will lie $l, iio, as ag
ainst $t;uu this year, and larger
prlKes ure also to be offered in the
junior races.
The nice or the - dog leant to
Nome last year wilh serum to re
lieve the diphtheria epidemic has
intensified the general interest in
dog rod i it? and shown how useful
i he dog teams are in snowbound
districts where other, forms ofj
transportation an- limited' in ex-J
treme weather. Teams with from i
live to seven dogs eorpppie in the ; !
malll event at Ashtoh, While tlie L,i1lr.nlhn ttiif rint llu.
ft " - i" -w-wJ I
tl . lv
ft K
OUR
. NEW
LOCATION
Caty-corner from the La
Grande National lUinlc
will soon Ijc ready io us.
ASH BROS.
101 IN JOHN hus ilcM'ited hy
lie4autiu-r, wile of an I iu;
Ush soldier, hul lus loinuj a
Hood lionie with ill AuierU-aii
ljiion 4n I'J Kurado. Ark.
TO
ev.
Mr. H. Greliber, president of tlu-
lujitor races un- for single' dugs
dims driven in nairs. ami have he.
come a v-ry interest ing feature of Soulherri W'consin Histrict of the
ihe ) rby. Thotisantls tf visitors j J,,'' ' ' 1
from oli pans of the WerftTii I'nl- "
led States ami faint da attended
the derby this year, special trains
of Pullman cars having com.' from
Boise. Salt Lake and Untie with
visitors who participated in - Ihe
curnival which included oIL sorts
of w inter sports.
M ianour l Synod; the Rev. H, c,
Nit., mlnsioiiury to the Apache In.
diuiis, AiIkouu; the Itcv. J.
Behnken of Houston, Tt'VIlS. vice.
pr iedeiii of t he Texas I li.strii i;
I he Lev. Karl K relzschmar, Ki,
Smith. Ark., and the Lev. It. Jess,
re pit siitliiE the Board -fur Yon
Pi opi.-s Work. "
UEAD COLDS
Mtlt i. Ef-oon; inhale vapors;
8 "PPlv iff'y UP nosuila.
a po Rua
Oinr J7 Million Jar U rf JW
ami evolutionism. he tier hired.
Some of the representative men
of the Lutheran Church who n-ill
OUR SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT
Provides a good
short or long
time investment.
q
Semi-annually,
UNITED STATES
mm
mm
Frigidaire
Adds ouo nunc chapter lo (lie history tf
liotwhohl Bchk'WineiKs. It preserves I'YnhI
In a lry. Crisp nir Unit is nulomnti ally
regulated as to tciiiHraliiH
SF.E IT IN l It WINDOW
JcKse Jlosenbaum, Agent, with
Benham Electric Co.
JCew Foley lildg. Main 401
WQi
Safely '
JSuxRbj Cbmfurlablij
Cjine to Our Sij;e Di'pot at nil JcfrprMHi Ave; '
All Stnevs I.rnvp rra Tin-re Dull)- lixwjit Suuduys. ;
LEAVES LA CRAMIR VOK 1
Joseph 9A.M..1V.M.-4:0IH'.M.; Sllmlfcr, A.M. 4:00 P.M.
Ilakor A.M. . 1 I'.M. - 4:30 P.M.: SniHlny, e A.M. 4:0 P.M.
reiiUU'to:i Daily I 1 A.M. 4:00 P.M. . .
IK pot Plionc M.ilri '?9 ''
SHOOT WNNER
The I'ninn Pacific trap shcot at
the Wmg. Pin and Pb-ctfool
Kreiuuls n.-ar Lone 'IV.-, yestmUy
was well attended considering the
fact that the fi-hhig contest nod
othtr ufuits tok many of the
ptrtmeti out of town.
J. H. Smith, one of 1a Urande's
most ronM-Aetit hi:h xr men
with the bim rocks, won y ester,
days shoot with a acor- of ; 4 out
of :."V. Mr. Smith cracked off nia
hard shots wuh eae and then for
his one nuw let a straightaway go
by
The two Conrads. father aad
mMi. t'Oth shot Itood iK-rvt but
Young t'onard beat his father, C.
i. t'onrad a! tu finl count ina;
Ponmil Jr , broke to out of a
ostbl Llrtia.
FOR HOT WEATHER
Ice Cream Freezers
Gasoline Stoves
Tents
Electric Fans
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone M-S5
OPENING
t" ,w"Vi ' fc!,v
'-;
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IS S0MK rt MPKR. Mr.. A. V. 0. P.rVfr. U Ancrtr
rUn4 iftOT Dahjr ram. kii lo rarth ataiii. Th as atvb
. k Urm tottn ta tin Olympic tune u high jumrr
LA GRANDE'S
GROCETERIA AND MARKET
Ij Crande's Ciweteria
Thr Orlsfiinl Oiie-Mitn
VimxI More
Self - ?eros Saves
A ConniMr Slwk
Of Natfcm.ll? Kinmn Pnrc
I'ixhU at l.imvr Pf-hT
1m liran.l.' (Growing
Im Town
I'HONt MA1.V 1.10
lul sanHary Kiorl uj.
tlial. "Market hax pnl
fHriTattni: svxrn for nxitrr
ml NM-at vhi.'h are
kit In clean -oUiKni.
111., k. aiMl tn-nvl ki (
l.-an." Iljr W. II. IliitH-an.
I'. S. Initerine.
Our n-at cannot he excell.sl'.
In i)4allly Jmtl prtce.
l"ree Ivlliery.
S Ikmr IVHon Ilia, k t'at
TONIGHT
I!K; TENT THEATRE
For 11 D;iys
MACY and .SlOliD'S COMEDIANS
' With -
. . . '" "Jn Rose and Toby Nord
Opening Phty ' '
Mystic Island
A Tohy S)ecial.
Popular Prices
Ladies Free
Tonight with each paid ticket.
Change of phivs dailv.
Vaudeville, Music. Gmiedy-5 piece jazz orchestra.
Rear of Folev P.ld".
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DANCE
WHITE ELEPHANT CHALET
(Formerly Elks Club House)
At Wallowa Lake
TfESDAY EVENING
JULY 28
Given Ey
THE CATHOLIC LADIES
Of Wallowa County
Music Ey
Star Novelty Orchestra
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