La Grande evening observer., August 15, 1925, Image 2

Sulunlay. August lo, ()):
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Page Two
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HUMMING JilRD PURE SILK IIOSE
In A
Multitude of Smart New Shinies
SI. 50
Hill's Department Store
"A (iooil Place To Tmil"
SPORTNEWS
BEAVERS WIN Billy S
HVE STRAIGHT
IWHTT coast M'A;ri:
flubs--Sjiii
'ranclco
Halt l.ake
Health
Lou AnK'-J't
Portland
( mklund
Vernon
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Uy winning a double header yes
terday Ihe Portland iieuera made
it five HtmluM in the reMent He.
riea with Oakland and climbed
hnck into i In m-lfct .uo clu.
Salt l.uke dt f -it l KriHco for
the second time find Vernon won
mtaln.
A peculiar feature of tin .er
eentniie col ii mil in thai l-'rlnro bus
won D Raines and loal 4f. mid Ihal
Sacramento, in I In cellar, hn a
vU e v-tku credit and ill-hit,
yi:ki i:itivs f;.Mi;s.
Portland l-l'i, Oakland ;t-7.
POHTUWI (AP H. H. H
Oakland 32
l'urtluinl 4 2
llniu-rii-it: Hochler it ml It ad;
Tnrrlnon and Hannah.
8 com! name- il- ,'-
Oakland 7 l
Portland 13 1 1 1
Jti tU-rii'B; Leyuuy, Han in and
Jtcad; liurns and Tohin.
Soil Lake 10. Kan Franciseo 0.
HA-N FKA.WIHCO (AP)
Kcre: ll. II. E.
Salt 1-uke 10 17
Han Kraneb-eo H 11 2
litttrlH: .Mrt'uhf, Miilrahy, Hul
vi'y, Kullio and 1'vUth, Cook;
t'l'ookfit, (frmy, .Mln-licll, Orirnn
nml Agncw.
I,os AiiKdrs 7, Sacrnim-iiio fi.
l.OS ANUKLK.1 A1'J H. II. K.
Hat-rann-nto 5 lo 2
l.m Annoli-s 7 U 2
liuittri-s: Vinci and KuHiIit;
('r.iiidall, IMy no and Sandbcrg.
Vrtlion 4, Mcnttlo I.
BEATTLK tAI') It. II. K.
Vnrnoil 4 10 1
initio t 9 0
Hattcrlm; I'lllclti- and Whltwy;
HtiyUt-r und Huhlwln.
111UMSH I'l.AVl.llS
u:.i) at' ti;xms
VOUKRT HIM.M, N. T. (AI')
T)blnylny nnexpoctod itrenRl Ii,
(iiTUt llrltnln'fi ruc'iui't atai-H khIij.
fd u roinmandlnfc l'"d ill tlxdr bat -tit-
to defend the WlnhUmin tup,
finbli'tn of ihlcrniitlonal HiipriMiiacy
by takiiiK two out of tln fn-t thn t
nuitrhca from Ann ricnn rival: Irrl
dtiy at tin' Wi'flt.Hldc Ti-nniB chdi'n
Btudium.
MInu Holon WIHk. Ainirir-au nu
1 tonal champion, mi veil Amerleii
from a rout by overromliiK Mlhs
Loan Fry, G-o- 7-ft, in a Hprctacu.
lur tnenl hotwocn ly-yi-ar-old rl
vals, but KiiHlnnd wnn dpclcivply
vlctorioni in the remaining nets.
Hociety's Pasy to Btny in if you
have enough money, otherwise you
can't look bored.
If you Will get up about duvHght
you ran get the weather till cussed
out before It starts.
We Offer
rou voru f.x ami nation
AND COMIAHlSUN
9 room brick bouse, full 2 story,
3 good bedrooms upstairs, also
bnth, 4 closets. I large bedroom
downstairs, good fireplace, good
cement cellar; honae in fine
condition; e.lra large lot. good
lawn, lots of fin,- tires and
shrubbery, large garden spot,
good wood house, gnni,K This
property Is priced rlph:. Coum
In and see us about it.
4 arrM iroo.i Ir.ni-.. loc.ttr.l on
I'ovt' nvt-nuc, ti-ioom Iioiimi-,
InrKO ohl liiii-n. A i-lod.'-lti tiu.-t
of lantl of lii'Mt quality. Thi
rlrp Is low. I'om.. m. g -
jrlri' und li-rnifi.
WE ll.W'K OT1IK11.S
L& Grande Investment
Company
nomrn REAi.Tomi
Relliihla Axrnu lor IlrlUbl
liixnraiiofi Ooiupanliii.
H0 1 lawn Ato. uta III
t a a a i
(Jays m
f.ltl.AT ASSI-71'.
The U'K arc (he iiidM nliii'rfthle
part (if any ittlili-H1.
In u majority of chm-h tin un
dcipitilnt; of the -t:irs jirc the rirsi
in -he u,i under imi- strain
Tin- inrvat Walter Johnson will
t-II OU lhlt Ii IH h'KH elir'h yiaftflVO
hi in Uiv r:ute trouhle than Ms
' pitehliiK urni.
j A few Hirlni:.s hark, ,Iolinion.
ufler f?oiii(c for hIx InnlnRH at top
luperd itt un i-arly fea.min Kami', In
U:an lo fuller. He wtiH In trouhln
(from then on to the llnlnh.
j "nn't tin old urni (iille ready, "
;I remark d lo hfm u( the cIohc of
j one of t be Inn in xh,
"The'irin fee ;reat," lie replied,
l ll'8 my bk'". thPj- ifi'in lo wobhltr
under me alter i vory pitch. Looks
an If 1 he ohl arm would Htlll -p
Kood after Ihe U-kh lire throiiKh."
Thut i-xperl'-nre tauvhl Jolmfion
a lenson. While in Florida thiH
iiprlnj.; I notleifi that he worked far
hard'-r to condition bin It xn tbim
hia arm.
Tin' cn-t' nf Waller .liihnsim Ih
mo iliffcri'iit from ihal of iiimi)
jiilhi'i Mar mlilctc. I'm eanidi',
I let tiH contilci' Tyrins Jtuymonil
U'obb.
vrr.itu.sfl roim.
I A womler in every department
'of tho pmo, Cobb after 20 yearn,
I finds thut his U-kh are now his
vei:kiat point, Ukewlse, the
throwing arm Is fading much fast
er than hia hattintr eye.
Always a murveiou-i huller and a
brilliant fifldcr. It was Cobb's U-ra
that kept htm in the potllKht con
stantly and won for him hit great
est fame.
HI datinir on the bnselines, his
'manner of outftneaMlnK- tho opposi
tion, his lall-away slide that made
lifm a moNfmfilMlft imlrl'to ftmeli,
were bis Hlron-ent selilnitr pointi.
Ilia ba.se bits were Jusi a means
towards an end. H was after he
reached first base that Cobb pro
vble, ills sreiitent thrills.
In Hit; early days of Cobb's career
us a Minr, bast-running- was a vital
factor in (he muti-sk of a bail club.
A tenia that lacked speed worked
under a s- rluu.s bundhap,
Hpeed t.'i no longer so essential
with the lively ball now in use.
Ititvinjr seen Cobb perform so many
remarkable feats, it Is only natural
that 1 should observe the decline
in his Speed.
When Cobb ret (res from tho
game H will be beraiiM of fHor letrs
iitthi-r lhan (lie loss of hfs Iwittiu
ee.
G.AM MS Toh.W.
American League.
St Louis ut Cleveland.
Hetrott at Chicago.
IMitlmh'lphla ut Dot-ton.
National League.
Brooklyn ut New York.
rnclfir Ci)n.t League.
Vernon at Seattle.
Oakland at Cortland.
Sacramento at I .os Angeles,
Salt l.nkc at San Francisco.
New Bryan?
Th Itrv William ivn Rily, ,,tor
of llw Kir.t iviptirt rhun-h ol Mlnn
ipnlli.. In hi.lli-,1 , tho nucwMor I.)
William .!.-., n.l.KS l,y,,n , of
t'a fmi.l.inH'iitniist,. A ,.BM Mty.
Mill Shll'l.-y, ,,, i,oll, l)( ttlr 8(,(.
fhep Lmiaii. nf a.i.. . .
M... H,v. Mr ll,!,,. , , Lo. An
:Cli'a now .l.-....n.. ..
- "" " '"iiii.inicnuiiin
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gits m
ON PiTTSBURG
Aii:i;irAN i,r.f;i i:.
! flubn W. L. !'((.
Phlladcl-iihi 71 3 (I .Mi4
WutihinKton 70 80 .42
Thlritgo &! 51 .5:1'!
i Detroit r,4 rri .49r
i Ht. ixmiIh r.a fi-i mm;
Cleveland -M :i .Ait
NfW York 4fi U .4L'3
Ijoatoit ;is 7i ,:;u:t
national u: ;n:.
Clubs W. U I'rt.
IMtiHhurK ...i;.ri 4 1 .ill :t
New York 47 .572
Cincinnati f.7 51 .52K
lirooklyn Ii 1 .14 .4S;
Philadelphia Mi f.4 .4M
Ht, l.ottiM Ii2 TH .47:1
rhicuKO 4!) no .4.r,o
I lost on 4f. fit; .4at;
N'KW VfiltK (AC) New York
took bath Rames ,(r a double head
er from Hrooklyn l-'rlda v, A to 2
and 5 to 3, tfuliiiri),' h.ilt' a- f;aiiie
oii liie le;iKiie b tiding 'ir:ite.
Jack. Scot i emerged victorious in
the box in the opener, holding ilu
Kobins to 1 I hit:i. A Mimle I.V
I'Yank Knyder, pinch hlttiiiK for
Jack llcnlley, drove in ihe winniug
runs lit the eighth -(lining of the
second game. Art hrowu, south'
paw from the .Mexican border,
made his first start for the iioltins
and gave IJentjey a stiff tus.de on
tho mound. Score; it, H.
hrooklyn 2 11 o
New York .' 3 12 0
ltalterles: Osborne and Taylor;
Reott and Snyder.
Heeoud game:
Hrooklyn
New York
It. 11. I-:.
.. :t 9 o
.. ft 1 1 l
Jiatti-rle.s: A. Ilrown and I leht-r
ry; Henlley, lienn and Hartley.
I'hlhulelplila ll, HoMoii K.
l'HILAHKLl'HlA (AC) The
Boston H raves und rballdelphla put
up a hitting barrage Friday, the
hitler winning, 11 to H. Iach, a
rookie out fielder with the I 'bil
lies, hit a pair of some runs, each
with a man on base. u, H. K.
Itoston K 17 2
Fhlladelphia ii 1 1 'A
Hattei ies; Kmllh, It) an. Kamp,
Vargtifl and (libson; Carlson, Hettn
and Jlenline.
Clilcagu 7, HI. I Ami 4.
ST. UfJS (AI) Opportune
hitting: mid opponents' fumbles en
abled the Chicago Cubs to make it
two In a row over tho Ht. I.ouia
Cardinals Friday, 7 to 4. llrooks
and Mnranvllle scored In the sec
ond when Ilafey dropped Gonzales'
fly. Adams, Heat heole and Frei
gau scored in the tilth on Grimm's
double. Score: It. H. R
Chicago 7 9 2
St. Louis 4 3
IliiltorU.ti- A W.vim.l .iwl I If
'zales; Mails, Jilckerman and C)'Far
Irell. Yitl.MlVfi' 14, Cliiclinintl 0.
IMTTSHI liG (AP) The Pitts
burg Pirates won an easy 14 to tl
victory over tin Cincinnati Keds
Friday. Tin. league leaders pound
ed five pitchers for a total of Hi
hits. Meadows, while bit freely,
was never iu danger. Pittsburg
bats drove hi seven runs in the first
two innings. Score: It. H. K.
Cincinnati 12 2
Pittsburg 14 14 1
Datteries: Itenton. Urady, Kuune,
May, rtelmlller and Margrave,
Kreugerj Meadows and Oooch.
AMIlltlCAN M'AGl'K.
WASHINGTON (AP) Third
llasentan Itlttege'ti double, witii two
on, in th eighth inning, broke up
a pitching battle bet ween Jones
and Iteuther I'riday and Washing
ton took the series opi-uer from
New York, 3 to a. .Meiisel and
Paschal of the YunkecH each hit. a
triple, but both wero bit on base.
Score; H. H. K.
New York , it H 1
Washlnglon 2 7 0
IJatterlos: Jones and Hengough;
ReuthPr and Severeld,
St. I u is 10, ( Iceland 7.
CLKYKLAND (AP) Smith had
two bad Innings In t he box for
Cleveland Friday and St. Louis
won, 10 to 7. Kt-n WIMiams made
hts twenty-filth home run of the
penson with two on base. When
Williams came up in t he ighth,
he was hit on the head with a
pitched bull by Speeee and forced
to retire. Score: It. H. K.
St. Louis in i it 2
Cleveland .. 7 11 S
ltatterles: Wingard. 1 ian forth
and Margrave; Smith, Colo, Speere
and 1 Howell.
Philadelphia 0. ItnUnn .t.
HOSTON (AP) Sam Oray regis
tered his thirteenth victory of the
season at the i-xp line of the Hos
ton Hed So. when Philadelphia
opened thetr final series here Fri
day, 6 to ;.. He was hit hard, but
inconsistent ly. Lamar a nil M ilb-r
proved the heavy hitters for the
Athletics, driving in two runs
apiece. Score; It. It. K.
Philadelphia ti 1 2
lloston .t H 2
Halt erics: tiray and 'oehratie;
Wingfleld, Zahnizer, Fuhr and His
chotf. Charles Hoff betters
His Pole Vault Record
OSLO AP-The Norwegian
athlete. Charles Hoff, esterday
pole vaulted i.S'i metrrs (IS feet
la '-i inches) which in claimed to
be a world's record.
Hoff ulresdy holds the official
world's record for the pole vault,
hilt leap of 4 HI meters, or 13 fret
9 inches, made at Copenhagen,
Ol) July i;2. having been ac
cepted iy the Internaitonal Ama
teur Athletic federation.
Kvery fuilura think ho could
conn- back If h only hud no me
ouu witUtijf to put htm on lila fot.
Champ
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Jack iVmpsey him started active training for future rtnw bouts Hera
he't nhown to his iiarterH at Los Angeles with on- of his sparring part
ners. The champ has been displaying good form In hts trarly workout
despite his long absence from tho ring
OUiMET'S PLAY
IS BRILLIANT
OAK MO NT. Pa. ( A V ) Fra n c Is
Ouituel of lioston, who, like Bobby
Jones and chick Kvans, Jir.s h- bl
both major national championships
in American golf, may be expected
to offer a brilliant brand of play
in the amateur event at the Oak
mont Country club starting Au$
gust 3).
Always dangerous, always in the
thick of the battle, one of ihe
Mime's most popular figures. Onl
ine! has comes to what for most
'fiolfers is the turning of the road.
Hut bis inniK remain keen and thin
jyear he bai tfhown the fighting
heart and not a little of the bril
liance i hit curried him through
many healed engaRamenis.
It- eently lie was crowned kin;?
of the Massachusetts amateurs, an
honor gained six times In succes
sion. In the national open cham
pionship this year a high elm tree
on the first hole nt Worcester kept
him away from at least a lie with
Jones and Willie MacFarlane for
!irt place. H hit the tree and
lost three slrott'S on that hole.
Ouiniet w:ii the first amateur
to win the national open. AI -linage
(if i:o be defeated the famous
It r ill.-hers, Harry Vanlon and Ted
Hay. In the playoff or a triple tie
in 1! l :i. Tiu- tol lowing year he
won the nmateur and was runner
up lu 1 !!!). Two years later he
was eliminated In the smi-flnals
and last year at Merlon he also
Youngest Speed Demon
r
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X
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Hi
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l ihlie It nii-iii. S. (uigct lmMoi-evrle i-ncer In the world.
In A raro held in luhn, i:hlk with Ms sii (ally built motor
,tclN hit at Hie finish by A cuuplc of bliKks.
in Training
ran
1
'L.
S J
j attained the semi-finals, only to
'fall before Jone:i, 11 and l'l, after
having ousted'Willie Hunter, Kddie
Held and Jens Guilford. lie won
the French amateur title in l'.)14.
JAl'ANFSi: PKPKAT
i KlVlsif I'l.AYI'.HS
HAI.TIMOIM'3.- Md. (A I') Japan
took the lead in the second day's
play of the preliminary lavicup
matches at the Ualtimore Country
club Friday when Takea bi Harada,
brilliant young Nipponese, and hi
captain. Zenzo Shimi.u. pulled out
a gruelling , five-set victory over
Manuel and Jose Alonso of Spain.
The scores weru t--. H-3. S-Hi,
I'-l. Japan now needs but one vie
tory in the two singles contests
Saturday to insure meeting with
the Australians in the third round
of the competition.
Takeichl llarada flashed a sen
sational game Friday. lie vts
ably seconded by the veteran Shim
h'.u, who.e .si eat linens and general
ship cairicd the oriental team
through many trying moments.
Manuel Alonso, Spanish captain,
bore the brunt of the Japanese at
tack, scoring practically all his
team's points on his placement
thrusts along the base lines and
through the Japanese
CANADA I LIM1NATKD,
I MONTKKAL (AP) Australia
advanced to the tnird round of the
j 1 ia vis cup tournament I'riday by
winning the doublet contest of a
tmateh witii Canada, Cerald L. Pat
j terson and John H. H iwkes defeat
: ing Willard 1'. Crocker and Jack
Wright, il-o. il-2. i:-4. Tho victory
eliminated the Canadians from tho
tournament and uuallfird tho An
tiitodeaus for a series with the win
ners of the Spain-Japan contest.
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lisi- (if I.OlKli.l.- Ill.lil. WlM VVllil-ll
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u.-e.tn l.i-arli. to mountain i-atn..
rlv-r nml lulu' .-a in I hi' n lioh'
oiil-ol'-ilooia.
,
(mi- of tlm I tii iic.rl n lit fin-tors iv
sioiisihh. lur 111" iii'-ii-asi-.l ns.- of
r-nlio ri-r.-ivi-iii in tin- .suiiiiiiit illni'
in i In- iiullcy of hioiiiliastliii,' sta
iij.i.u I.. Minliiliihi a Kl-hl-iilil.' of
prOKianis thi-oiiiiliout tin' Hillii-
1 1
if. ..ii. u tiwntnhikr less and less I
(.seasonable and tin time is rapidly ,
leoming- when radio reception will
'be just as good during the Hum
..i,.r ..u it tit thn-inir the wl tiler: 1
ist as good during the day .as it j
is during the night. j
liens Ought to Contribute Mine '
To NaHon's Weailh, Says Hriton
I.ONIKJN', ( AP) Scientists have
done a grcit deal in Improving
the eg capacity of th" Knglish
hen, it was pointed out recently
by Sir Francis I. loud. -m-tary
of the Fngtish Poultry Club, who
contended, however, that the egg
producers were not doing nearly
us much work as they should in
these days of progress.
Sir Francis said in iy8 the av
erage output per ben was "t2 eggs
per year. In li'-l is was !'. but
ought to have been 1 JO, which
would have increased the wealth
of the country considerably.
'I'liorf's lots of nion. y in Intin-lor
iloiMirutln. Vuu n.-vi-r m-c u kooiI
ili-ntist lirokc.
When we nre Iinuliiur n linck
loan ur uuiiiitn iiiaieruu m n
neighboring (own. If we can he
or nny other service to you, by
picking up n riH'klnff chnlr, heat
ing' Move, n hath tub. ov even n
casket nloni? the way, do not hesi
tate to a! us, ns we came from
tlM Sunny South nml nivommo
dnllng Is one of our names. We
are selling building: material for
a ratlins over tin mile. When
folks need shitigie, tinnrhi sid
ing, glass, windows and thMirs,
deadening telt, paitil and niiiish,
nails, nr.. they seem to know
jte-t wlu-re to come. The low;
prices niti-l lulic something' (o do
with It. When Ihe weal Iter Is
iim)1 in August and you put our
iMat light on. then on womler
if summer h.is nlirndv come nml
gone. A tplcmlid bain drop siil
injc for IWO.tiO per M.
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tlie l'nor Sinn". Frlrnil"
Oppo. lumlr.T. I'lione M-24S
Xo Sunilny nalnrss
LOVE OF MONEY
Not "money" but the
"love of money'' is tho
root of evil.
The lack of money i-'.
more often the cause of
evil.
Earn all you can;
Save all you can.
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they do not prove satisfactory, brins them buck and
get your money back. We wouldn't say that if tt0
didn't know they are absolutely ) iK"t! ,
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TO OBTAIN THE
Highest Quality Of Merchandise
At The Lowest Cost
Every article sold at this sale is backed by us.
Wo are prepared to handle your watch and jewelry
lepai." work. All work done by us is handled only
by experienced workmen. ,
J. H. Peare & Son
Established 1891
0. W. R. & N. Watch Inspectors
LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS
"Aberdeen Utah"
Coal Gives
Satisfaction
EVERY USER IS A BOOSTER
UNIFORMLY AND EXCELLENTLY
PREPARED
A TRIAL TON WILL
CONVINCE YOU
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Merc. Co,
Phone Main 17
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