La Grande evening observer., August 22, 1925, Image 2

Saturday. Auriist 22, 192.',,
Pa re Two
TITE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Pacemaker Topcoats
Mannihh Tailored . and Water Repliant
5 Department Store
"A fiood I'lnre To Traile"
La Grande Theatres
Hoot Gibson
At the Star in
"Taming the West"
"SPORT NEWS
mm inn nine 1 . r-
! m." a comedy art ronHtru'Med Tor
'laughing pnrpoH a. Mr. William.
; a com titan "hoiw- droll iff -thod
and manner of delivery delight in
'mdieneo, and Miss Ojver prove.-
a fin- foil for him. "Oiddy V flid-
It talc nil of Hoot GlhKon-'a In- j iy." u ial-md puir of forein ar
(C ncity and during to do t, but ' llM. Their work eonxUia of the
he eertjlniy iieee-d in taming tm latewl materia), the funniest of
wt. accompanied hy thriflH and j corn dy and original and diffimit
laugh a In hi current rcsuB- ! fear tn balancing. Torn -".'ope-
'Tarning thw Wai," a l"nivral- j land In 'Hrotijnd'a rrfrn Minister
ff'ibson Special now showing at 1h-J of .Mirfh." A coraedlun. vocalist
HUir iheat-r. : and character Impersonator in a
Cibson, a marvelous horseman, j vurid program of song and fun.
; holder for three yean of in world , Anita, "I'p in the Air Girl." A
championship In horxemaiiahip. at j damty mbwt who- beautiful i(f ur-.
tained in counto -wld competition ' we i hi riKl n g voir-, ftncationa?
the; i'endleton rodeo, demon- aerial trw ks and winsome niii '
LOSES TO sox
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mak' ill., uct on to I..
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DICK HATTOX
A FEW TRICKS;
lMTCIIIVf; ,( tl.
I'A Itimiiiud. a" or (m-
ton.
filv lui IUiiiitiH-1 alrvady
a li ua ,1 1 1 it- I rt m-t m n or tA-iu k
Uh riri niait.r It-auiir tulrlrr t4
iu it Kiuiif, but Ih ih-; oth-r fata.
Ih-1 rt rd a- rdk f idli-tii-r.
strut. rain that U an uc-
romplhht-d actor an wdl.
'in "Tminif th" VM." Gihjwn
rUhm thrilrinvlv. diHoiayinir -vry
trir k known to hor rn-n anl a U w ANTS TEACH
! M lnv-nt d on in- hhj'-. ii n nioo-sirat'-s
hw vnatllity lro lit driv
ing a ra in auttirnohit at a t r-
I riftc nit' r thf unfhart'd prai-
rif. takiriK many duriK-roiut ukids ,
to fill tli' pirtur brimming with '
i...cllmt.nt I Wrifl vnillrl ttiinl !, a f.
Thp plot of th story l cWvi-rly . uns rould vitiligo ihf ro-ir. of a'
'handled. It d-al with a wayward f man's iif-. Th w-r n't tra:n.
lon of a rlfh foruit-r ranhT who either.
j is a proniln-it limdn --. man. Thf I In 'lIor?w'-;-r.f.', nn . Arrow f
; son Is snt to thf nnvh with erd m (irr-ar-Wesif-rn. plavin at th- Hhr- !
j to bfcome man. Th rf can bf r- tltfatep. irk ll jttort mfditattw
jiio dfnyinir that U)f son trioi val- long; and deeply on the -ndisfi pr- J
flantly and do? autfffd aftr many a veranre of th ant vfct-n he i
trinK -xprif-nr. s at aM-mptin ; rornt-w out of iii revfrio hr looks!
to bre'ik hroiicoit ar.d to i-'rfonn into thf muzzlv of a un whir-h
ib only too rjl. Aft-r that small I
inrid nt h- kv- throutrh a -ritt '
Champ Sculler
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' WOMAN IT.AKN III KIIANK
I KI.A.MTI1 FAI.IX nr.'. WMh
!a 'i. w to lo'iitinrf U K. ivrkt-y,
jfrom whom l tt.'ui thrruli iilnif
'.Mrs. I'-rky lire art ulh-Kl '
l!ov- I., .-a rfi-iv. 'l, llintrict Al
;i.,rnty Kiliotl vill coinitiunlral."
'with avJtl-.oii'i.' ut I'o.at.-llo, 1'la.,
N.:.-rt- t.'i.. ihan wan li.-lli-vnl to u
j lr. ms.
i Mr. !'.-rk-y. ar'.crihnif to In
irmution f urnl-)li--.l Mr. Klllolt hy
j.Mrn. Ivik.y. Iian wrltt.-n lliat li.
iwlll cciint to Klaniath J'ullM and do
liiwuy with hw wir. A warrant
1. li;wi;.ii him with ihr.-att-nlriK to
Ital;.' .vim. f.-rk. y'H iif; Iiub Ij.-' O
: isi 'i'-'l-
l-'AI.I.H CITV. (in-. The muln
lliu- of (In. Mountain Hlali- I'owr
ciiiniiany'ii int. nslon Into KuIIh cny
wan roilil.l. t. d und Hi" rlirri-m
lnrn.d on. Tn.-nty-four honm
nxrvlrr In nun i ntiihlwh. d for Ilk-lit
und .ow it.
IfirfL (ookivfih.
WJiX fecrJcJc
Smi-.h lihtT Trail t oinph-ul.
TA'OKSl'., ')rf. Th Kovrnmt;nt
(trail bfiw--n rffotiburs ami Smith.
! river in th- Siusluw nuiiojial forest
in Imuziii county will he eom
! pi -tt d tni we k. acf-ordinj,' io uit-
n nt. r.ii nt by Hiluh S. Shelley.
jiiipervlsor of the fort-st. The work
jwa fclart.d early in June. TJie
ir-uil is Z mil' s long.
Manafm a a ruJ da not call
u pon t h i r p i r c h In g- ace out of
turn. JtonimH ha been an excep
lioii. In th firf.t 1 on frames played by
ihf Mai-kinen. he w-nt In aa rflli-f
pitcher on nin- ocfaaions. i::om of
-KO 1-ia.ml-
lieven vlrtori-s.
In i re.tpfct he hw mad- an
fven Ih tt' r showing than Kred
Mnrberry of Wa-ehitiijton. consider-
I tlin kniK-pin r ihif pitcher of
CiiK'AGO t.l')
rd ihe J'littadt'lhia AiiiUtien an
oiht-r i'-H in th' ir rrnTJl ;w:i:n
tiona bv dfe'itint' v"R;. X to !
i-i the firM pame of the seiit s. H ,he majors.
w;ui the fifth def.-nt for Connlo i Homnt'l workn eruiy, Is tjsuatly
buk' club in a. row. Hd. Horn- bW-Mfd with t-ufibnt control and
niel. star of thf !'h!!r.:l: twirl- ; probably f-xert-t himself U In
Inir ataff, was wild und ineffective pitrhtng a game than any oih?r
when the Widte Hon Jjd m n on iwlrler in thf major,
base. ! cave way m v i:i-th hit- : -
tr and IUnintjriir was k'wm
t.nabif to check. lht. hitting of the
!oerl OKKPKa.tioa. t;rove-i wip.
ceed.-.I IktumKartrier In eiKhiJ.
The Alhii tia !i fi-uav iparentv
ve'iVAuK under a titriiin. contributed
three rrors. all of which figured
in liie acoVUig. ihw ly und iio.stil
fe.t 'day" with four hit Kaber nl 11 m. for
T1;u T'vptairw wliy ton nip Mark.
' callt iifrun dim mj often In tht
Ifincti. fit warms u ni-kly ami
;uts Ultlf or no train oil hi ami.
'
If fonnle Mack aucceedB In win-
ntnjr the American League pen-
pl'.ehid n pretty game
iiven perfect support.
J'hllndelph-a
Oiieago '
I'.niterle.s: JJatiritgartn
and Cochrane; j-'iher and Hchalk.
his great icti-nx
K-n lltough he do a no better
ami w:t
- it ii
97a then th'i runner tip ponitton ht will
sit n
' f roves hitifdlng of another
1 Jackie Coogan
! Again in Rags
!At Sherds.
j Hack to hi "enduring rags"
' once mor, Jacki 'oogan will
i come to th Sherry theater on Sun
j liny in hi." latent Metro-GoMwyu
pi--lure. Th Hag Man." These
folk who have bet n demanding
to the Jacki they first loved
In 'The Kid." will have- their op
purtunity, for he la said to have
u similar role that give Mm just
as much chance for pathos and
i even more for comedy.
) The Mtory waa written especially
!for the child alar by Wlllard Mark.
and this distinguished playwright
'has cofistnisted a huniorotis and
thrdling tat a only he ism, full
t but not crowded with
complications.
... ii..- vag Man." Jackie U
once more a regular American boy.
a. lad from the idewalk of X w
York. In his other rer! nt picture
he ha ben wanb-ring all over
j the map In n variety of role.
1 Comedy ahowing "Hkinners In
BMk."
or stirring ev rus and in tne en.i (
wins himself an adorable little :
Wife.
. .Marilyn Mills opposite lur k 1 '
wonderful In her part and her two
horses, "Star" and "IJeverly" "; ,
in the daring u:r,;- thy perform, t
Comedy showing. "Hello, Goo.I- 1
hye." 1
Me: M.t,s K!oi?e Cuiritois. IS-year-s!d
champion wt'ller She has talin
lart In numeiou r.i-M and has not
KUffered a d-!ea. t-'hf is a NVw
lnplurd firl and enj'.vn r.otl;i.i
U-i:er iliin a lritU iunt .n i:e -t
t r ii;.it.T her own p.v.r
ANNA IKtWI.CS IUI.S
WAI.I.A WALLA. Wuh. Word
ram- h re of the d-atn ;t Sealli.t
of Mis. Anna l-aura Howies, ate
4. a native ,jf Wuili Wuiia. She
Mua head of the Lai in d-prt m.-nl
of the Uulla Walla l.iti :'hOol.
leaving: to accept , po:-iiion us li
brunati t Seattle.
Mi.s Howies ieae ht r ynother.
.Mrs. rfaraii J. HjV.Ies. Sattie, and
oilier r laf i s -s.
fume I'eriled Hy I'lre j
KLAMATH KALLS. f)r". Hoin-j
a in t:w fiot Sprint's n .siibiee dis-l
t-ie( v.er t !ir:al-ned for two hou.ru!
when a b avy brush and grass!
fire started In the ruins ohI of th'
city and. swept by a high wind.
j r.'ic-d for more than a half mile
; toward the ri!y limits
j All fire apparatus was rushed.
I to the fi-eru- and late thin after
j iioon the fir- ua undi-r control,
j viih no serious tkimage done.
Carnprirc ori'cmlcr Cinel
SANLV, tire. ". SimiiiOiif of!
roitir-fitl vwm Krougltt before Jus-ti-f
Mi:)'Th-re anil finrd for leav
in; a camffre smouldering.
have realized hi ambilion, th
great ball
team
In 10H, after boing beaten in
I the world n'-rle In four straight
nntrolt 1. Valiingli 0. games by the Boston Hrave. Mack
DrTHOlT (AH) Wlngo'a triple proceeded to wreck his great club,
oft t'oveleMkie In the eleventh, fol- Inside, of a year, by sab', he dl
t lowed by three aucceaalve buwi on p ints r 1rts atar players,
ball by Marberry who re Hived so thit there remained only tho
him. gave 1 "droit a 1 to Wciorv ,kfletoii of hi once great team,
over Washington Krtday hi the t Kr acveri ronae-utie year he
ties ojier.tr. Aside from a doubt? finished In last place. Mince 1'jH
by JJtiHukT, tho (ftple was the only , he hu not once finished in the
-.! i't Unroll not olf the vtt-ftrnt division, ixwpitu thia Mack
crnn Senator. ,'r optlmUUr.
Joe Judge. Washington first It took a lot of patience to go
baseman, was in a honpttat b'ri- through h , long a vigil in an effort
day with a concussion of the brain to mold together another winning
and u possible fracture- of the skull lub but Mack lux finally hit on
from being hit by a pitched bait Hie combination,
in the second Inning. H. 1L K.
Washington 0 8 0 The .Mhleth-s or 1023 ore a wll-
Jjetroll , 1 U 1 roiituUd aggregation, wrth no weak-
Haiterlcs: Coveleskif. Mnrberry . hvks, nuh It h tm knouleilgi
und Ituel; Whimhill and Hiisjler. jtuat kuihk only ulib eKi-eiuv.
I
Hi. Lout 0. IWikIimi 7.
HT. LOCItf (AH) The St. Louis
Brown strengthened their hold on
fourth place by defeating the Hus
ton Hcd Fox Friday. 9 lo 7. In the
first game of a H(Th l'ulir wm
baited often ami timely. Kene-
caw Mountain I -a mi hi. coinmoH- f
fioner Of babebull, attended. The!
hrore: II. H. K.
Hoslon 7 11 4 !
St. Lou ia H 13 1
Il'ilterles: Kuhr. Hnfting and
llevlng; Hush and Hego. Margrave.
Arcade to Present
;Choice Collection
'Of Vaudeville Acts.
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IWUbflMtS
A choice collection of vaudeville
In a program of sparkling novel
tits, song-s, doncc-s, wilty repertoire
with plenty of fun und amusement
wi!J be seen at the Arcade theater
on Sunday. 1
One of the outstanding feat urea
Is the "Little Fantasy" presented
by Kate lie. Fa ye with pretty mu
Mc and pretty girls. The Mage
is e"t in lavish draperies and wiih
liai!lMjnie co.stiimca. 1'iano und
violin furnish the musical portion
and the pretty girls dance double
and single numbers with light new;
and grace. Song show care in
selection and a desire to satisfac
torily entertain, knd are rendered
in a moat pU-aaing manner. Will
iams A: Culver, "The i'un I'romot-
Eatterles: Williams and Agncw;
Fruett, Delc.ney and Read. Hjker.
RfHtth -I. SofTsmento 2.
SACHAMKNTO AF) It. H. K
Seattle 4 6 1
Sacramento j .2 7 0
Ilatterles; Hummer am! f.. Hald
win; Twitchell, L. Shta and M.
Shea.
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shingling bu-liifsv. i-, ally K..
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ni-v. iiUi ou his puss ami uti-al and
Kunima's HiikIc while he acared
the vrinninir run In thn ninth on
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TONIGHT
At Sherry's' Theatre
THE TRI E LIFE HISTORY OF
ROY GARDNER
One of the most spectacular motion pic
tures that has ever been made, in which
appears a man v.ho mystified the public,
who never killed nor injured anyone, and
who, after succeeding in escaping four dif
ferent times from capable officers, was cap
tured in Phoenix, Arizona, attempting to
hold up a train with two wooden bullets.
At his last trial eleven of the jurors found
him insane and he was recommended for
an operation to relieve pressure on his
brain caused by a piece of bone one-eighth
of an inch deep. Today he is serving 77
years in Leavenworth, Kansas, Penitentiary.
OFFICER SONNE Y
The man who captured Gardner, will ap
pear in person and talk on the history of
Gardner's life. He is now trying to secure
for him the promised OPERATION ta
which he believes GARDNER is entitled,
and furnish the money for Mrs. Gardner
to make a trip to Washington to see the
heads of our Government.
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Handcuff Demonstration hy Mr. Sonney and Montana Jack,
Chief of the Cowbovs
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And as usual at Sherry's there vill be
no advance in prices
cm
of rain.
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