La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, July 2".),
Sport
In the Latest Patterns, for Your Vacation.
Hill's Department Store
"A ;til
sp6rt news 1 0: fei":
TO WHITE 50X1 H
AMf itK in u;,v;i k
riiits k. .,
I hilul Iphi , Mi ;2
Washington .. U'J 'A4
ciiffHKo .r,:t 4U
Jjftruit 4j 41
St. Louis 4s 4k
'It-vHarnI 44 r,
S w York ?t:i f,r,
Jjo:-:tufl XX liV
Jf't.
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.Mill
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.4 III
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riubn
Pel.
.Ill I
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Plttsburtf .. .
Now York ...
Cincinnati ..
(Jirookl7i
Philadelphia
Kt. Umls
Chicago
lloslou
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.41 44
..iir, 41
.M 4;
l.'t Tift
. 411 fi2
r. 1 1
447 j
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f,V ittit
'IiiooIIht wain nonhl hanillrap Ihe
W.SIII.tiTii .') , i-hh:ii;i, I rill'her In Killli,i a rli on Ihe
Kave the WltMllllKlnn KeilulciiH :i '
aeveri' sefhark. Tueiel:(v hv winning; , "(h lhee leiilnren llrf, a(lvnn
bolh K.mi,-: or a ihtdble heaij.-r. inl'KeoiiM li Ihe hatter, yrt aelenre
the rlr.st Kami, the White Son ihove; l'' r 1 there in no mu ll a
"Waller Johnson to eover an. I , "lI'iK as a lively hall,
foreej the Harris men lo use three ...
other pilehers. I Major lincue l,ajers wIII.Im-
Klral Kami !. II. K. j luinl In ciilmi oil this point.
fhlmiKo In u si
Wuahlnnioii r, 11
Jlatterles: Lyons, Connolly and
Hehalk; Johlmon, Marlierry, Itns.
vll. Oirrten and liii' l, xeverehl.
KeeomI gain' . . ;.
1 1 1 .
WashlnRton 2 'I ' '
' '. v?Kr:m-' ,M
lire and It,,,.! .. 1., ' '
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liiri.AriLI.I'llfA (Al' If. I. :.
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Hatterlijt: Ivihkh iin.l ; Hnssior:
. luimmrii and i:oi;hr(iiiM.,
NKSV YOltic'MP) '!!
HI. ixrtils ..j..:.:,..,..,...,.i
.New York '..;
It. II.
K.
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... II II 1
Ilutterl.n: wlnRnnl,
Kal It and
Jliiiliri.v.Mliniiikii,, , HuHUfc.
IIOHTON (API It. II. K.
Cleveland Ill K4 3
Hoston 7 in 1
llallerles: .smith and L, Mewell.
Myall; Mufflim, i'uhr, Ni uhauer I
and HevlnK. .
x.vnoxAi, k.
CHICA(K) (AP) t, II.
' loxo 3 6 II
llalltrlen: Itentley ,,nd I lnw.lv I
Conner. ,, j ,, ,, OoiiiiiIch. lacy al Shelby, Monl., but who mm
.... ffee.uently was knocked out bv tiene
" u, (A,' "' ";
u, . . '- 1 "P hla Rloves to devote his lime
" 15 2i' hl family and bualnesa. -1inV.?l!
J o"1""' T,U1"1''' "Ibbon, announced Tuesday lhat
Jlamreaves; Malls, Dyer and o'Kar-.he l.a. retired "t.impor.rlly-and
li-ITHIll im ,A,,
lloStOll
II. II. 1:.
17 2
1 " - .'. a n
liattorlw: Il.nton, Maniuard n.l
S. M. auow and .Smith.
CINCINNATI (AP, p.. II. 1
Philadelphia (, ,
Clnclnnaii , .(
Hatierl.-s: Itlnif aiid" wll'011
Lu.iiie- and HaiKiave.
LA GRANDE
THURS.
AUGUST
..so?.'
f !Ut.,-J V ,y I,K,b
r',tEXHIBlTION
- lAUki.-Miiu-r AM W1M r.DnllUM
iw STifiET pasape DAILY AT
Shoes
Plain 'Jo Trade'
'
i I rmtr a lenrw'd ('oliiniltia
I lilicoity professor, mlu-r a wrlrf
of riiiK-nlt., hao ilii'liltfl Dial
Mir HILT) liatf'fuill 1 no different
from the one used In IDI-I.
in other words there in no auch
a nun: as u lively lnl, as contend
' Ijy llii' pitcher who (limit pilch It
Ulld Die ri'liliTH who IIIIISl field II,
However, I ho prorcssor does say
the vai n Is w I'n ntii-il .....el. iii.i...
'anil Hit. Hi-uiii or the bull Ik much
smoother, Hie thread used In lew.
, lh: (lie hall hehiif countersunk.
huiklm: II riu.ih wllh the leather.
'lllfhler wki.Iiik or Ihe j,arn
woillil cerliunly m.'ik" ror innr
liveliness n the hull. I.lkieula
il TKAVIXS r'AST.
IteKiirdless of whal selenee ay
nhniit the HvellnesB of Ihe hull used
In ihe major leairiieii, no one in
oii.ie erunpriem TO J1IIIJTP fntllt inn
players and umpires.
I'irieen yeara uko It wan not un.
i n,,. i,risto,. or .c
1' Ko r and make a
piny on a ball balled ihrouttli tin
' ''OX. ,.t
This l have' seen l.n
' d red balls hl directly Ihrouch the
j ,0, and Hot on-.tenih of .,iei.
l,iriv,ji t, i.n..ii..a .... .....
snoriniop or second baseman.
The ball travels nti ooleklv tti.il
n if rule neither of the ,lnrielder
come cinsi! to makluir a play. At
times it seema as If the bull has
panned ihe mrieid herorc the field
crirnpTrTrgi't-srjifiWTirfTT.- ,
lillt ball lie llwi nialnmi n
lay l al least 2.V N'r cent llvcllrr
(nun me nan ni i. to years. aifO,
iTUUxMY ( ,IHHOS
QUITS THE RING
nib
lions. HI. Paul heavvwel.hl
who
.1,. v.. I 1 r.
-'Tiinney In New York, has l.unic
rhaps perinanenlly," lllneas Of
his win-, wltu wm In u lioMpttut Urr
whi-n (HhIon.H foil tcli f 'rufinoj', tit
n-ivi-n m (ho nrlnif rifwn fur (iih-
hoim' mov. .Mrs. (ill.hons Is .hi 111
((.nfliif,! to hr heti.
If ATS ovrt
OMAHA. NVI.. Tho who
fatt
ti duff their hnt when Old Cilery
pnftkvn rinrlriff pntrlniir pnrnilrn in
oiiuiliu will Iiiivi In pny r flnf o.'
Ihroo linlliirn If fh mffrtiuiLm tn
thnt rffcrt innilo ly Ixtvl.I !.. toj
rs, Atiifiiriui I.furlonnulrr hrr, trt
lUPt'-Vt; hv thf rllv rffliliil Mr
Hokt.i .iiitrKi'Mtfi 1 hut "nv mo n
who hi't-un din hnrlrrur on whi-n
Ithi1 I'Otnrn mo imriiiif in unv dat-
itilf uhli li mny talto plurr In ihf
fhy of (imnhii flhnll pny a flnt of
Ihr-.. ihtllnr.i. luiir or which Is to
ko to ihr offlrT mnltltifr the nr
Mtt ti tut thf oihr-r hnlf to rhurlty.
Fly Champ?
Kia.A- i-.:V. .. '
che.tli .l out of a (H ilar match
by the death of Pancho Villa.
I'bbl l.u Hnrba. IS-yoar-ob I
Anc les hoy, la now considered
one of the most logical con.
tenders to succeed the flyweight
bamplon. Prank Churchill.
mun.iK.T of villa, waa In Ix
Anitei.s n..Koliutu,r tor a match
Willi La Harba. when ,a
celve.l news t,f Vllla'a death.
La Hatha woa the Olympic fly.
weight rhamptouablp al Paris
last atimmer.
X '-I:
S s.. Y?i I
To Visit U. S.
mm 5i, -6 -f'
Thl 10 fluton nnIMn th. r
Tian 4irtnlr who rarfnilv
miiir iniv.riu. hr Jefealinj
hr ibi rharley PaddonU in Berlin
HoutonAi nurm on ,,..
munlry ri, , fn, lo ,hni
III 4pe4 nrt ltry In, ...
I rvcorda
FIRST DIVISION
TEAM BEATEN IJY
HI-JACKERS, 3-2
THH.HJIIT l,l'Ar;ri:.
flllhl! W. I. Pel
Athlellm ,. r, 1 .11:16
Obnervr 4 a .1,72
Slorekeoer 4 a
HhoDI 4 4 iw.r.
Ill-Jaekera 3 4 .4.9
fl-rkH 1 i; 111
The Ill-Jaekers. In fifth lilaee In
the TwlllKht learne Irin I II,
second-place .Storekeepers last
nlirhl 9 IO 2. hrilltrini. Ihe SOere.
keepera into a He win, the Observ
er team for Ihe runner. id. unylil,,,,
Tonlirht the observer and Ihe Htorel
Keepers piav anil Ihe winner -will
he in fleeond Dince wilh 11 lull
Bame' lead over third and but one
lEIlinc behind the leainu,. .11...-
A 1)1 let lea.
The name la.11 nlisht wan another
pltehera' hullle. wt, runs at 0.
I premium.
luce
f
changed
Daily average computed fmnt
SUCH POPULARITY MUST DE - DESE R.V e D
COAST LEAGUE
LEADERS l!
I'A COAST l.H Vil II.
CIllllH W. I J.l
Min i-ranrisco 71 311 (j.,,.
nut tMHf fit dK
.B1
.!, .
.1,11
.477
til
.as
.an t
-iilllf , ...
LOs i,tIh 5o cj
Portland ki r .
Oakland .. ., .,".'..4 s
j Sacramento .. 44 157
trnon . 4j -j
. vi'ri:ninv'K iaii:s.
Sail l.ahe 7, saeranienio I.
HALT UKU (APJ . It. J. f;
Mieramehio 1
Kali, Utkr . .' 7 1:
Itallerlea- Caiiflehl nn.i 01..
W:wkenrelill; 'leri.ey Hl, l-eleral
f.uii t'rani'lwo u, I'rmnii :i.
VKK.NlIN .tl') . (t. )i,
hull l-'mneiwo j... tt 13 1
Vernon ' '.- .
I'.alleries: I'roekeil an, I A.nl...
liiyan. Lekerf, Swanson ami Mnr
Phv. .
1 Anu-i-le 2. Ouklnmr I. .
"AKLAMi (AF' ' . .j. . r..
Los AiiKelen r. 2
liakland j 3 3
l:alteria: loot and iHandhrrK:
rosier, lio. hler and, Head. Her.
CinniK rmipoiiMl. 1
Kealtle. Portland: leums ' Irneel.
ins. . - .
fiAMDS WIAY.
American l'axnp. .
f'hieaao at WashinRlon. .
SI. Louis at New York.-.
introii at Philadelphia.'
Cleveland al lloston.
N'ntlnnal 1catrnr. '
Lnilon al PitKhiirK.
Hrooklvn at HI. I.ouia.
New york at Chlcoiro. '
Philadelphia al Cincinnati.
Pacific Coast I, ramie. . '
T.os A nuclei al Oakland..
San l-'ranclaco at Vernon.
Sacramento ul Halt l4ite.
Seutlle at Portland.
World's Kreatcst Jiboi vnl lift (a
whi-n you shoo TUb off ih ' illn-
1
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1. , 1 '
ft t . w
V . ' 'M
$f 'i , , v u
.'',i - , .v
this time yesterday
aCV AL" V
to
Lotus, the Hitotoo
1 ; ' j
. . ii a '-r ? ."i?.v.,
It A'
1
2
--fcJ'Tf
She never dined ot thp VMr. nor
Ipped tea In Oreenwich- Villan
No Sir! Not Lotus ftnt re.-.
ardleas or this fart, she' can Klvc
Ihf.averace frennenler nf ihe l...u.
restaurant uirsson or two when it
comes to eatinir.
1 Kor i.ot us knows all about table
manners, and . why shouldn't she?
She eats a bushel of carrots and u
bale of ,ay every h nch hour and
washes It down with a barrel of
'laoiitt ruirn." !,'n ui. . tu .t..
arjr.t und only performlnK blood
sweating; hlpnomitamus In the
world. Hhe will be h. r when she
mem nave
CliestefieH
v. y
. j 'I
x I
Qr,f 1 .-I-'-
7;.-;-
comes to
(Iran.le Tlinrsday,
Aiifr. s with Al. Ci. p.arnes 1JIB 4
Itine: Circus.
r.otua doesn't niin.l belnr fal
and proves It by eating; more and
more every day . And she's impa
tient .sometimes when she's real
hmiR-ry. When her trainer is a
trlrie .slow. Hhe say.s. "Let fi-o or
those carrots, Hob. and make It
snappy!"
The feature of the nffe. "Poca
hontax at the Court- or Queen
Anne." th,. extravaisanzn, which
includes n the rlKnntic cast over
a hundred prellv ulrls from snn-
in
Tl
Prince Should Know
! Well Act of' Sippinjr,
Says Ancient Volume
I.O.S ANdKI.KS, (API Coin
plele dlrectlona on Hie an or re
aring and education of a prince
were ilisclose.l III a rare 11001. 01 .
the aevenl. enlh century round
here recenlly liuild discard'-.!;
clollililK. rurniture an. I cal-olT
an Idea that cHiit- r Hie si ore .
rooms or the W.-ll'are In.liisirlea
llf I.OS Angeles. The Old volume.
primed In isao. iv.is rent to the 1
orgaftiwition In a "gift bat?" lor;
distribution uiiioiik Hie poor of
the clly.
The book called a "Tienlln" 1
How lo liaise and the Art of IMu
eatlng a Prince," Is believ.d lOj
huve been wriiien by MesHi. iir du
Port lioyal. In French, bin native;
language, III the early pari of the j
lixlconlh ceniitry. lull wax mil
irnnnlated until nearly a Ii ihkIivI
ynirs afterwards.. ,
: i'hroiiKh -I" pa. n 1 of lint
Knglish priming Ihe n ill hue d.-:t-J
cribes Hie ronianres 01' an ail
once cherished lull rorKoli. n in
ihe modern day." I
"A prince, like a ii. nl I. man.',
should slu.ly well the fill 1.1 lliali-
Inir love and musl be Kuo.ilv !
coached upon the time and plat
lor disci-eel conferring 01' al'1
lions." Ihe book sels I'urlh.
kKs-l I'ulifoniin itnd tlui- fiit)-'tl
of Indians fioni Arizona. :i:t i
nut Ni-w Mexico, Most ol lh.- l al- I
lt-t uinl I'hoius irlH in f.t- t j
huvi upp'-at-rrl in 'ki.i nm-j
in jiici lift- protf ui't Mm:;.
Thf Br-al-.sl moiii' :;i;ir of lln in
-"-.roe- hirtin.1 hiMi-'H. will s.l.-o I
W'-W
DO GOATS really
EAT TIN CANS ?
N . , . .' '. ' (.. 1 1
O, that s jilst a' superstition fostered. 1ay the
comic strijjs. 4)d trie idea that there is some
thing mysteriously better about "eastern" auto
mobile lubricants simply because they are made in the
east and cosf mora is aruMher superstition which a
majority of motorists in the Pacific Coast states have
, come to disregard, i '
No, Nor Do Eastern Oils Lubricate B;ttr '
As a matter of fact, the best and most suitable crude '
petroleum for the n.anufacture of a motor oil, is obtained
lram Pacific Coast wells. Zerolene, made from this naph
tlienic base crude, carefully selected and refined by our
patented high-vacuum process, not only costs fess but
lubricates better. :
Zerolene SiKccssfiilly Luhricates ALL Makes of Cars
If you 1 We been paying hiRh prices for eastern oils
think what a lubrication census" of the automobiles in
any large western city would show: 2ero..-ne success
fully lubnzatinj every make of car in use-high
pneed and low- more cars than any other oil made.
Why Experienced Automobile Men Say
"Use Zerolene"
Zerolene increases gasoline mileage, reduces carbon
braT r1'3, !!"enC,eS and bi us,-'rs of ch cele- ,
lnH D 1 S,aS,?',lllaC-Chrysler, Dodge, Lincoln, Oak
land, Packard, Pierce-Arrow, Willys-Knight, etc Un
hesitatingly say-"(Jse Zeroene " '
,y PaX 'rib.ite to a superstition? Insist on Zero
LKHKb7LL?e C5t A RO.
. Qrt tjie Pacts T " '
A series of independent and impartial reports show
ing the experience of large users with ZeroTene motor
oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why Pay Tribuw
to a Superstition?" Ask any Siandard Oil Company rent
resentative or Zerolene dealer for a copy
Insist on Zerolene even
if it does cost less
STANDARD 'OIL COMPANY
Saiit '
Come to Our State- iN.Imt
All Maires In.. r..n .
'" I-i--it Siindajs.
. . . . 1 r..vrs f., ciKAvnn nm
wrph A.M. 1 . j nn m . w .
Baker - A.M. ' m : i M , T V' ' :0
ln.l.,,o,,ai.,l, , A.l - JMhl p!i. '
Icpit Plione Main ;g
OUR
NEW
LOCATION
Caty-corner from the La
Grande National Bunk
will siion be ready for
ASH BROS.
In nnntlh-r chapl.-r tin. omhor
wrih-n: ':. princf, lll;t- :1 ff(.nf.
man of riiHnr.-, shonl.l Up ftlwau-i
wll in I h art at sipping h,tt.
mk' H. II" Hhoithl I... Krai'i'fui i
tin- tnaiiii.'r.s of -t-inhnfi hi, han-t
fur iiil.'iiii-M 10 hi-Htou klss.-s i,p.
mi," finothi-r says: "H.. ahA.14
In- al'i'l in ili ilias' and Hkjrt
w!l in ill' art ot horsni;inshp,
11 i.s n:tlM'i- palm Khoiihl In wt'll an.
ion v r.stil in all polniH Ihut, ii:
timfiilMli a f;cntl'iiinii of rulutr
and i-i-i tin-nini , . I sho"nhl look
wv
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