La Grande evening observer., August 26, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, August 20, li)25.
School Days are Shoe Days
' ". rort TfiK motiikh'h roNVENiBNOB wis havb
. OI'H HI'HOfJl. MIOKB ON JlIHI'MV
Hill's Department Store
"A fiocxl Place To Trailc"
DODGERS NOW
FOURTH PLACE
AMi:iu an i,i;a;( I-: . I
Gregg and Huol; Gaston and Har.
If rave. - ' 1
SPOUf NEWS
SEATTLE G1S Billy p
ON SALT LAKE
vavivh: nAsr m:amt:.
nubs w. Pet,
pan Kranoisr !)3 4tt . r 5
Rait I &kt- - ' 85 fi .690
Beat tie ; i
Io Anneli-N 7 .RfiS
Portland .. til 71
Oakland I 2 .427
Vrnon . ,.. 64 hi .3X!
rlarraintnto ..' 47 KG .3o
r ' vkstj:hiavh (jamkh.
' . j KeftlJk 10, Sill l llrt .
BATT IM-KK (AH) It. II. I).
Buttlf 10 J1 1
Salt (Jikn 3 7 :i
Hattcrlca: Kussell. Htr.vk-r. I in in -ovit'h
and K. Haldwin; I'ombr
Jluivey niul I'clfrH.
f'llibw W. J.
WiushiiiRion 7H 43
I'hllU'iHphla ,. 7 44
I'McuKU fiti ff,
HI- J.ouijt r iV M
Detroit ., , 5:1 t;o
('-vHanI 67 !7
N'W York 4t i;s
BoMtou .. 3 j , t
SATIOXAL u;.v.i'i;
OIuIjh v. L
J'it tt tjric , Vi 4U
New York t. ) ,4
('liit'liiiiulf i 2 'ti
St. Ixjuis f, i (j
Hrooklyn i;m t;t
I'ltlniKo M 7
I'hilmh-Iphiu & r.
HuKlou , 61 7o
Vet.
.4.l
.M7
.4 1!!
.2 J I
..in
.4!! 'J
.4 4i
.14 1
.r.n
'IfvHuii(l 4, ritilaitelfdilu , '
I.KVKI,A.'1 iAV) A trlpUi
play exef-ulMl by rhvtdnnrl help
ed ihc fndluns defeat the Athletic,
1 4 to y, Tuenday. In the . alxfh
liurk'-ye led off with a Hintrlt and
.scored on JornieMonV Hanrlfict and'
l.ee'8 cringle, ,ee wcored on X
HewHI's xliiKle and Biwhon'y fumble
of KimrKeon'H grounder. Itmnrnell
I replaced WalhiTdf In the movent h
(and t'leveland scored two more
. run on nlnKl hy Iforiapo and 1
K-wel und Mn.Nulty'H . douhle.
Phlludelphlu made it first run in
,th fourth on a hIiikIo by H)tn-
motiH utid M Ult r a dcuhle, in Hi'-
eiKhlii tile V'tmtorH pot two niorti
on a rlouhle by Ijiinar ynd buikIh
Ijy Miller. l'urkhiH and Mne.
riilladelplila got- two on In tho
ninth hut Kmiih Ktrurk out Hi rry
and I .uttiar and forced Simmon to
rly out. Score: ft. U. (;,
J'hlludefphlu 3 12 1
t 'levelaurl . 4 H 2
Itatterli-H; vV'alherK. itomtnfdl and
IVrklriH; Hiickeye, Smith, ('oehr.uie
and U H-we.
Oakland . 'ernon 5.
VKKN'ON APJ It- II. K-
Oaklttnd 12 0
Vernon & "
latterles: poster, Kunz and .Mr
Donald, Itaker; I'lIN Ui. Johnson
and Whitney.
Mn Frant'tMfi 0. Ihh Anwrlt's ft.
HAN KH4NriHCO ( AI')
Score: It- H. K.
TxH AURt'lej r 1 1 I
San KruucLsco fl 1 ft I
Hatttirles: (i lustier, I'ayne, Wriwlu
and SundherR; I'feffer, (irinin und
Ak'H'w. Velle,
I'urtland 3, Siu'raim'iito 2.
SACKAil KN'l'O (AD It. H- B.
Port Wnd 371
SacruPtonto 'i 10 (
( l Q Iptiinifft.)
ItulterleM: UollltiK'iworl Ii, Klokcrf
end Hunnah; i'anfielil and Sheit.
QAMVIH TODAY.
- Amerli ftii Irt'UUU''.
Honton ut Detroit.'
Now York.ut ChUa(,'0,
riiilud-Mplila at T'leveland.
Wurthlngion at IiiIh. '
Nu ih ma! Jjtamin.
St. J.ouin at Brooklyn.
('hU'aso Ut I'hlladelphla,
t'lncinwitl at Nt'W York.
I'tttaburtf ut Uonloq..
Pacific Coast; I.ejiKtu.
I ,o An Kelts at Han Kranci&co.
Oakland at Vernon.
I'ortland at Hacruuiento.
SfuttI,, ttt Salt UUttt.
Spitsbergen Souls Live
In Comfortable Homes
liAHKNTam ilG, (Ireeti Uarlior,
Fpltzljoryn. Truvelertj who linu
Vine SpUzberifen to he Inhtihited by
u few toukIi trup pern and n'-al
huntors, living on raw hlublier In
wretched hovolH. are iiKreeahiy aur
prlsed at the comtorts and even
luxuries enjoyed at the different
administration bulldlnga at Bnr
entnburs. I.onjryear Olty and Ny
AnlPiund. These local headquar
ter of the different ronl com
panies aro veritable haventi of ref
uge to tht few visitors who lack
thp comforts of the tourist teamerf
iv hi eh run up to them- ports nitr
In Splt-berKn'H brief siminier .-a-son,
between July 'tfi and August
JR. '
Thorn la no fluid here for the
"drnnuner." AH aupplies are pro
vided hy tho coal conipanles, and
may be obtained at reasonable
pricea fixed for the common bene
fit by tho company administrators,
Hare In BamilshurK, all the
houses, which are or wood, as they
aro elsewhere In HpltzberKen. look
trim and frenbly pulnt.-d. The
local director's hoiiNe, hbvh up tho
mountain hIJh, h enslly the finest
in thv arc))(p-laco. Steam heated,
iiiuslo and billiard rooiuH, a well
stocked library, prieeli-nn fm- runs
on pollshud rioois and old Dutch
tuautora on thu walls, Director
Drcsselhuy.V far northern home ap
pear us If It iiiIkM have b.on
bodily trauaplnnti-.l from the fnu-m
residential quurte(-i ,(t The Unfile
or Amsterdam,
so.mdthim; m:v.
ItlU Dlmiceii, iiiii'i' IfiiuoiiH
plti'hkr, now an American lranne
iitiiiht' inilled a new him on me
(he oilier iln.v.
Wc wit tllM'if.-tidhp; tin Krent
slioi (stop of ihc KiKiH, past and
present, when Dlniiecii who In abb
to m ba U iU) years, a-dtcd;
"Jluvfl you cvfli ti 'diced that a
majority of the ureat shorlntops
were slow if foot?"
lie thifn proceeded lo prove his
statement of (net by nnmliitf such
Htar-s hb Herman I.onk. tleorre Da
vi, Uobby Wallace,' 1 faitR VVaKner,
HuKhey Jeiiiiiiia and Itu' r I'eck
inpauKh. I'erhap-s WaKiH-r,; In liis rough
style, waa ihc fuH!e;t of tin- men
iianied and Hoinm.wuH tar from u
Ty t'ohlj on the biises.
Dlmieen'H observi't iotiN interested
inc. I carefully analyzed the speed
of shortstops past mat 'present with
whom I am familiar and realized
there was much truth in what ht
said.
I So It would fieein that jrrent speed
'afoot is not absolutely necessary to
surees as u shorbstop. Kather, just
I fair speed seems to be tho huppy
medium.
. . .
f Playing tho hatters, knowing
each ball pitched, timing tho ball
land (ettitig tho break with tho
pitch an- iai iiioi-c oscntlai tluut
Ms'ed for a shortstop.
I'iK.vii s pm;am:.
, lias the presence of Kred Olnrko
ou the bench of ihu IMt'sburg elub
bad niicH lo do with lite line gmue
ItHOOKI.YN CAP) Hunk le.
berry's single with the bases tilled
in the ninth scored Dick Cov with
the run that guve. the Kobins u :
to 4 victory over tho Cardinals
Tuesday. The victory c:in led
llrooklyn within a point of fourth
place.
Duster Malls started Vor lite -Cardinals
but gave way lo Allan So
i ho ro n after pitching Mk Innliif-s.
Tiny Osborne was the first pitch
er used by thej Jtohlns. lie allow
ed only one hit until tho seventh,
when he became wild und was re
lievfd by Jess Pally. In tho fifth
Kournler hit bis tweiily:frsl bomn
run of the seaaon. rU'ote: U. II. 10.
Ht. Ixntis 4 n
Drooklyn.-.. ; 6 17 'J
Haiterles: .Mails, Sothoron und
O'Karrell; Osborne, petty and De-
(terry.
Ami'i Jcan I tank .Makes Itet-on! j
.' i;re'tiiig Itiiildlng In Pale-tine
'j JKItl'SAl.KM AI'). A bank j
Oignnlsted by Aniericn residents I
at ;ier.Avtv has created a new
record for speed const ruction In
I'abibtlnc Kneed hy the neccnH'.i
of an expiring hum- to obtain
new o uurt eis, the hank Immedi
ately began erection of a build
ing of Ita own. Large eleetric
lights, were Installed and thr-.-e
Hhlfls of workmen were kept
ployed.
The. new building or three stor
ies ts the tallest in Tel Aviv. In
addition to the banking j mrtem
II will contain commodious club
rooms for the entei taluiiitnt or
patrons and tourists. It also will
havt a roof garden, from which
a fine view of the Mediterranean
s-a, ana the mils of Judea m.iy
hud.
PUTS
CHUB ASLEEP
l.-llill II, lliion 4,
niCTKOIT (AT) llrlioll Wiil
loiiiil HOHtO, Tucsiinv. 14 to 4. in
TWO lli:.K AXS Ml, 1.1 I).
WILLIAMS. Arii. (Al' I'ulilo
ValU'jo, 21. and (!iiijrluloii Akin
'i, liotli .Ntxif-unH und vn'--
ipad wflion liatKiN, hit'' kiltf-1
ni-ur iifrp whn tht-y Merc slrurk
iiy a Kitnla TV ruiiroad frctKlil
Irain. 'I"ln; int-n wiv wallcin
aloiiK Hie tract; wlicn two frcilit
trains paHMcd iy on hot)) trarKs
Uld ttn-y Itfcaint roni ti.Kiil. st-p-
Xi'w Vnrit 7, liK lnnacI fl.
MOW YORK. (Al) Tim (iiantx
Htl'i'UKlheni'd thilr hold on Hicond
pllirc Tui'Dday hy wlnnlUK tin- rlr.il
Kunm of th Berha with t'lni'lnnatl.
1 lo . falrlHT llarlli-y'a hatllnir
wm (ho hlB fartor in Ni'W York's
victory. 1 ilouhlcd In the fonrlh
and worpd on Ndifn alnttlc. lie
rlcand Ihc huacn with a triple, in
Ihc fUth and scored the winnlni;
run la he cinhth on Krlsrh' oln
Klc. After Yonnic was liit with a
pltchatl hall -hy Donohnc In Ihc
aixth Inning In, rnxhed out to the
hox and tool? few punchcM at
the Clnnlnnatl pitcher. Third Uasr
man I'lnclli got between the play
'cra and Umpire, (julfrlcy carried
TToung- away, .Yoiimk ""d liuno
bufi.wrrc polh put out or the
BOmo..; Score! . n. IT. J-;.
I'lnctltnall ..;..;..... ' rt 1J , 2
New Yorn ,.....,'Ii...i..4 7 12 1 I
Batteries: Donoliiie, Dnuly and
Hul'frmvc;. Kehr and Hartley.. I
1 I
lll V ft Jl
I v i
1 ? ' ,
r 'r
iJwt.w:
1
1 ' ?
4
Fiftr-Plvr llles of Win- Vsiyl
On i:irfci Tuwi-r l:liiri' Mgn
"Ahia, (AI ) Wlrlim ll.o Kiffcl
Tower for advertising purposes re
quired more than 2ti inllua or thlclt
ire, S5 iidli-s or rtne.
When u as rirnt reported that
th tower waa to be lifted lo dls
play an eleculc tdreriiaeniunt, H
waa said that Iho atntn had con
sented to tha acheine for the ..uite
tir the ! it would rlv. whleh
in tha pre.. nt condition of the
treaiiy would be welcome. l,ier
Informallon. however, showed that
ths Kirfel Tower Company la net
ohllrd to ask for uuthorlaatlon
for aurh action, haviitK only lo
leillury the I'arla munlripul council
mat no ach-j-.i ,:oui(j be adopted
thai v.-q;;M he In any way an eye
ore to the town.
The company receives, n lump
sum of 3EO,(ino franca or about
I ' T.oti, ot which Hie city ffeta lull
per cent, i
H 1 1
' K' x i
Hostnit 2. Pltlsburg ,
TIOHTON (APJ-Mann's batting
waa rtiHnoiiHibltt for Boston's 2 o
1 vlotojy. over he leaguo-leadlng
I'lUwbiiig Pfratea. at ilniven field
Tm-sday. Aftr Welch alna-lnd- in
the fjrst liuiing, he viin iut uorqbM
tho plato with. Hie JJnives' ..first
run when Mann tiltflea to tha
iicore board. , jr.- the. sixth. Gau
treau'ii single. Welch's sacrifice and
Mu tin's bas hit, guv Hoaton Hs
winning run. -Scoro:
Piitaburg
Iloston
Batteries; Yde
names and O'NVil.
mi- KMif.i iMn-in i, euiuiiK loose in .,t... i.. ik i. r .1... i
the first inning to score nine ruiiH ',.,;
and send Zabni.er to the show-
PS. The easterners treated the 1 ' "
rowil to a rare double pluy in the
seventh when lligney doubled to
deep renter, liassler was on sec
ond and ilaney on rirst. Jlaney
was on liawler's heels as they trot
ted across the rubber 'to be tng
K'd out tOKether by Stok;s after
Klagstoad bad relayed tho bal to
the plain via Hathroek. It. ,IIf K.
Iloston , 4 7 f.
Detroit .' 4 14 o
Haiterles: .abnizer. Fuhr. Ts'eii
baur and liischof), fitoltes; Htoner
and Hassler. "(- .
p'rotertlon Which formerly was ac
corded them by the border line,
across which they used to flit" -when
hard pressed on one side or the
other.
The t'lster constabulary under
command of Inspector Koblntmn,
jand the Monagham civic Guards,
under Chief Huperiniendent Mur
phy, recently carried out a joint
j raid on an 18-niiJe from. It was
PORTLAND. Ore. ( Hy the As- j ' be first time the rival police fonts
Hoetnted Kress) Oeorm; Umuon, I have cooperated In such a manner.
Omaha heavyweight, last -night Together they carried on their ac-knockr-d
out Chub Crawford,' of tivliles for eight hours and thor
WashinKlon State college. In . the oiiBhly rputed the stills,
fifth of a scheduled la-round bout. '
Tommy O'lirlon. Portland ban
tam, won a furious lo-round dt
ci.vion over Danny Ud wards, negro,
of 0.-;land.
ia.w kixu iv ciioitrs
DltKSDKX, AP) A reunion of
male choral such ) les of Saxon v
neently brought: together- 2,htin
sinnej-B. inehiding guests from all
parts of Germany. A feature of
t he flr-t concert was n program
14 a male chorus of 12.aaa voices.
Rdire of I Nlcr and Krce StnU
I nitc in Hain on Mnoiis'.ihierx
DKI.KAWT (AP) Moonshiners
In the south of I Hater have lost the
No Pa hies Horn In Kig'.it lalii
I ii I c ted lllnms fur ;10 Years
TOKYO (AP) The population
of the Ityukyu islands, which lie
between Japan and Formosa, is
rapidly dying off, declared H. Ma
kura(, u health wf fleers of tho Okin
awa prefecture, who attended the
recent health conference in Tokyo.
! Mulnrhi W l.lfime.l nriiwd nu I Iv fur
the decrease. In einht villuges of
1 he 'aeyn ma i?ron p. was said,
nut a single baby has been born
for the last 30 years.
In N'nzko village. Mr. Sakurai
Srvf York 7. Chicago 4.
riHCAOt) (AP) -- New York
bunched hits Tip sday ...arid easily
defeated Chicago, 7 to 4. in tio
first game of the .series. Thurs
ton, w'bo started for the locals, win
driven off the mound In llhe-first
Inning. Kerr checked the hitting
until the third, when the. Yankees
scored two more runs. .Kri wards,
the third pitcher to go on 11m hill
for Chicago, pitched a belter game
hut was touched sfor two runs, one
of which was a homer by.Meuse'
in the seventh inning, it being his!
twenty-fifth of the season, lie1
knocked out his twenty-fourth off j
Kerr In the third. -Jones pitched
good for the visitors, especially in
ilm pinches. Joe Dti&uu. . third!
baseman or tho Yankees, was1 un
able to play, due to an old Injury
to hia knee, und probably will be
out tor the rest of t)m season.
Heor: R. jr. k.
-Vew York -7 14 li
Chicago 4 7 2
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Gibbons Service Station :
i sf. vi:i,ti:x lT.oix ers t--t,
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Come lo Our Stngo Depot nt J1MJ Jefferson Ave
All Stas!S Leave from Tlivru Daily.
LEAVES I,A CHAXIIE FOR
Joseph 0 A.M. - 1 P.M. - 4:00 I'.M.; Sunday, 9 A.M. - 4:00 P.M.
llaker 1 A.M. - 10:60 A.M. - 1:30 I'.M. - 4 1M.
Sunday 10 A.M. - 4 I'.M.
Pendleton Onlly 1 1 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. -
Depot I'liono Main 709
H. 11. K
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anil Onoch;
rhlca.o is. liiilnlel)hla f fl.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) The
rhleaifo Cuba pounded tour local
hurlers for !2 hits Tuesday and hy
trin-.niinH ihe M,i:!!,s. la lo la.
went, into alxlli place In the Ichkuo
Blanillnir- Keen was knocked out
of the box In the first limine but
kaunnann held the I'leUher men
In check while the ruha were acor-
Iiih in every Inning bill two.
Score: n, h, K.
Chicago 19 22 0
Philadelphia" io .15 2
Batterleai Keen, Kaufniann and
Hnrlnelt; Conch, pierce, O'Neal:
Mitchell and llenllne, Wilson.
American Leamio Cnim-n.
KT. LOI IS -(AP) Ponndlnir
Honthpnw Xuehary hard in the
early InulNKs. the St. l.ouls llrowna
ilerciiled the Wa.-ihhmlon Senators
Tuesday, S io 2, In Hie first name
or the aeries. As the. I'hlladelhhla
Washington rettiined
lleslan allowed the
five wu'e )ilti.
It. U. V.
Waahlnitlnn 3 fi 3
st. i.ouIb s a :
llnlleries: Zachnry, Itussell,
Athletics lost
firm laee.
visitors only
Uoore:
TIIR COl'N'TKV'N lli:.lT
h li'iiiu inehlllred far the Ns
limed All.uUle Illy lleauly
l:luealit, S.) here's Miss clla
lUUer, a, ",MiH jKaiiia Ciui,".
4'dlilulliU.
of hall that Is being nlnyed by the
I'lraiea?
ur three or four years the Pl-
rnlea have threatened as nennant
onlenders. One year It seemed a.s
If It was all over hut the ahoutlnir.
whi n Ihe team suddenly collapsed.
This year, after RetlliiK away to
bad start, due no doubt to lack
of condition as the result of bad
weather on the traliiliiK trip, the
Plrnies finally found themselves
and started an uphill flRht for the
pennant.
In previous years Ihe Pirates
have been In the runnlntr from the
start. This year It was" close to
mlil-seusnn before I'lttshurit mode
It derinllely certain that it w:l.s
Kolnit to he a pennant contender. I
Just ahout this time Kred Clarke. I
one or Ihc ureatest oulfleldera the I
s-ame has ever produced, lolned the I
elnl) as a balance for Manager XIII
McKcchnle.
Clarke, as mannirer, had Riven
Plttshuru Its last pennant and
world championship In 1900. He
waa Just the steadying Influence
needed. He took some of the
money burden, from the .boulders
or McKcchnle.
rm.hurtr haa a Rieat ball club
Itiat l being well handled. It will
never have a better opportunity to
win than this year.
Should Pblla.h li.liia win In Hie
American. would hac. tlie iiit
iiMial r.xs'ie X mi All-P,nus,.
vault MiriiM,
a-- oemr man
she used to be
starts easier, climbs hills better and cives
less trouble all around. And I believe the
answer is this new Zerolene 'F' for Fords I 've
been using. It costs less than the oil I'd been
using, but it actually seems to lubricate
better."
Zerolene "F" for Fords gets to all the parts
requiring lubrication especially the wrist
pin bearings and upper half of the cylinder
walls.
Zerolene "F" for Fords is .nade by the
Standard Oil Company's patented vacuum
process. It deposits a minimum of carbon,
and because it lubricates better it enables
the engine to develop a noticeable increase
of power over and above what Ford owners
have been accustomed to expect.
A Ford is an A-l transportation invest
ment. Protect your investment by proper
lubrication.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY "
(California)
"Feeds those
Qil-starye4 Fords"
OFFICIAL HEADLIGHT ADJUSTING STATION NO. 16
We liao the lalt.st. appmvittl apparatus for testlne your llulils ant) equiplucnt lo ctiahle us
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When we all pull to
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er, we go faster, arrive
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They're
about
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talk
-to
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ASH BROS.
said, one Hick old woman was tho
only Inhabitant. In 1022 an ap
propriation of 10. otto yi;n WRfi in a tie
by the K''i'til'"t lo rombat na
larhi in lb' l.slamiH,
Mrs. .1. f Klshcr hal the miB-
fortunt- to t';il I tloHit cellar Thura-
day morning, b.'.iily hurtiiiK her
back and othfrwiHi'.
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