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-THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER "
FRISCO TWICE
Study in Black and White
vlcea of apeakera or orgunljicrs to
local organizations desiring them.
While affirming Its unwilling
ness to interfero (id local, elections
when they hinge antlrely on local
issues, or to attempt to conduct
municipal campaigns, tho Ilepub
llcnn stute committix- aels idrth
several reasons why control of
inunlclpul governments .is propor
ly a goal of organized political
parties. ,
The ' national ' administration'
advocacy of economy in govern
ment, also a plunk In the plat
'...., nf i tin Ifoniitilicunstute ad-
Gossard Corsets
"The Line of Beauty"
HILL'S
"A Good I'lttce To Trade"
FUR SUNDAY
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Clubs i , . W. 1- Pet.
San Kruncisco .10H 67 MH
Salt Ijike ..j . gg ; .594
Heattln ......1. 1 ' IS .661
Iam Angeles HI - 7. .628
Portland .. . Htl i&; .4Sf
Oakluud 71 !6 .427
Veruon lit 8 .406
Sacramento .. 6a 107 .356
SI'.NDAY'K (i..Ml:S. '
mlnlstratlori in Indiana, may with !
propriety be carried cleur to the
smallest unit of government.
We're Tei
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FOR SALE
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Club- W. 1.. Tot.
WaahlnBtoll :.....:..7 4 .(H6
I'lllludolphln, 79 to .60
Ht. l.oul 73 CM .(36
lletroll .. .......'....::.....,.:7l 114 .623,
fhlraBQ .. '.....:...-...'..:...71 lili .DID
t'luvuluilil'.. ,......;:.:..'...li6 '. 73 ..471 1
'NW York ' ;,...;....:....'..i,.BH ,7S .".487
licwtoll .. '. , 4') O'i ,2'J4
NATIONAL I.KAGl'K.
Clubs W.. I.. Pet.
I'lttsbura; .. '. .K4 04 ' .ilna,
New York. :.,. SO .MM
Cincinnati 76 S3 .643
lirooklyn .. ............Bp 119 .4'J .
Bt. I.oul ...117 73 .47'J ,
lloalon ... 4 77 .404 .
I.'IiIcoko J. ....................CI .438 1
l"lllUuloljlla 611 7K .431 j
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!. j WAKIIINQTON' (API Wtmlllnir
.'lloil nnd. I'lilluili'lphln .murki'd. tliw
- In tholr rape for th American Im
fft) pennant Humluy. playinu; 11 tu
nings to a a to S tin when lh Kirnr
wiui culltttl on account of darkness.
The Hcnators thus mulnluinrd thilr
seven and onfl-lmlf khiiiu lead owr
the Athletics. . , .;
Neither Orove.t nor Keuther, ;hr
ffturtinir pltchfra, went the full
same, due mainly to their wlldnesu.
Klmmons. Athletic center fielder,
hit his (4lh Jiome run of the sea
Iilauketi.
ItiiMiai 2, .New York I.
NKW YOIIK AI') l-n-d Wlnif
fMil hud the better of Walt Hoyt
in u pltehlllK duel Slid the Hed Kox
deTeuled the yunkees Hullduy, 2 to
1. A poor throw by Hoyt ultowed
Itolhroek to n:or In' the. fourth
while KluKsteuil's ' sacrifice fly
brought IJischofr home with the
Winning run. Tli Yanks' lone tal
ly was r.corid on ntnitles y nen
Kuuglr und Hoyt and Combs' a.icrl
flce fly. )ieore: , It. H. J&
lloston .. 2 8 1
New York 1 6 1
naileries: Wlnglleld and Elsch
ofl; Ilovt and Hengough.
National League.
. mtOOia.YN (Al) lirooklyn
spilt il double heavier wltli PhiluA
dolphin Hunday, Itazzy Vunre twirl
ing a no-hit Kami In tho opener
which lirooklyn won, 10 to 1, whthi
tho Phillies took the second, 1 to
3. It wus Vance's first no-hit
gunie of his mujur leugue cureer,.
lie was In superb form and fanned
nine butters. Score; " K. 11. K
I'hlludelilhla 10 2
lirooklyn HI 16 3
, liattprliw; '. Milchell, Decatur,
lietis, und WIlHon, Windell; Vance
und lebi:rry.
' Ht-conil game Hcoret It. 31. 15.
I'llllttdeliihltt v ...... 7 12 U
JJrooklyn 3 9 u
llatterles: Pi-urc-e und Wilson;
JOrlmeH, J.. Brown, Jlubltel titid Tay
lor. ,
Salt like
Vernon ..
Uutterb-s: Kulllo.
H. II. K.
.,. 2 7 2
I 11 I
'llulvey und
Cook; Kckert und Whitney.
Second gulno Score; I it. 11. K.
Halt Ijike 4 7 )
Vernon .. a. 9 3
Butteries: Pond r, MrCuho .'inC
Mclonuld, Cook; Johnson and
Whitney. ' .
Su FraiH'LM 7-11,
ki:a'I-i-i,ki(ap)
Sun Krancisco ?.
Brattle ..
Nenttkt 5-0-.
j H. 11. 10.
:.. 7 11 1
6 13 2
Uatterles; .Geary uml Agnew:
MIIJus, l)umovlch:.und llaldwlu.
Beeond game Keon?: It. II." M.
San Kraticlaco 0 9 t
Seattle .. II -( i
' Uatterles: McWeeny ' und' Velle;
rtamsey. Hasty,, l-'ttssell und Daly.
. . SnevaiiHiita 4-a. Oakland 1-0.
OAKLAND (A!').' ' Jt. ; II. F)
Sacramento 4 rl'ti '1
Oakland 1.'7 1 2
Hutteiiek'-.lltiKhes und Wtisken
feldl;. Jlowler and .iteud, ' llyler.
f Second ganut Kcoih-:- K.' II. K.
Sacrapienlo .Jv :.'... jyif, ,.-f 2
Oakland ':, .r-'r '3 '
Hulteries: Alurlin nnd Wnsken-
feldt; Koster and Ituker.
SI. I.oulK H-0, I'lltsburg 4-2.
HT. I. ()l 'IS AP) The St. Douln
Cttrdlnulu won both guinea of Sun-
,1...'u l.uln l.lll ,,rlu lUltul.nrir
son In tlur seVenth Inning, lelng , muklnK t.f0Ur out, of flvo In the
the scora. Score: It, H. K. series. The CardB took tho openur
Philadelphia. .. 14 1 U t0 4, nnd tho second 0 to !, The
Washington .. 0 J ' 1 hast gumo iwas called ut 6 o'clock
... Batteries: Groves, tjulnn, Oruy ))y agreement to enublo tho Pirates
nnd Perkins. Cochrane;. . Iteuthcr, to bottPd UI) earty trlli nonie, ,
1,'erguoon and Ruel. ! '.! . Klist game Score: it. H K,
Pittsburg .. ..: 4 9 2
St. Louis 8 14 2
, Hattorlcs: Yde, Aduins, Rhouhan
and Spencer; Mails and Vlck. v
Second game Score: It. H. E.
Pittsburg .1 I 4 0
St. I.ouls 0 8 0
Llattvrles: Morrison, Kretner, Yde
and Smith, Spencer; Ulnehart nnd
Warwick. "
I,os Angeles 8-2, Portland ;i-7.l
' POlt'lLANiJ AP) ' -, ' -It. '(. K.
Los Angeles 8. 13 1
Portland ... B 9 '0
ltutterli s: CHuaner nnd Hundbcrg;
BurnH'snd 'robln.'-Hunnuh.
Si-cond Rami: Score: It. H. F.
I.OS Angeles 2 4.2
Portland .: 7 16 2
Uatterles: Hoot, CrHiulall and Kn
nls; llulliuguworth und llunnuh.?
Clevelaiid 8, IMUolt 0.
DETKOIT (AP) Dotrolt finish
ed Its home stand for the suason
Sunduy with a defeat at the hands
'of Cleveland, 8 to s, In 10 Innings.
The game wm played on a soggy
field und was delayed nearly nn
hour by rain. Score: II. l-I. .IS.
Cleveland .. 8 IS , I
Detroit .. ........M.i.-.i..'..i..'...-...i- 8 1 1 ' 1
. llatterles: tMile,. shuttle and My
att; Collins, .Doyle, WcIIn and Boss
ier, Woodall. . , ,
Chit'iiiuatl S, Clilesgo 2.- '
CHH1AGO AP) Chlcugo was
helpless before Pete JJonohue .and
Clucliinittl won Sunday, 6 to 2. Chl
cugo'B two runs wore.- d(io ,to er-
Clilranu 4, St. louls 'rors; Cincinnati bunched hits off
'.' CIIH.'AOO (AP) Chicago do. Btwh In tho third, getting three
?t feated St. i.ouls, 4 to 8, in the fin jl runs, , 1-largrave had a perfect per
gumu of the surles here Bunilny. Icentage with a single, a double
W Tlie game was a pitching battle be- und a triple besides being hit by u
i'3 Iween Ksrr and Davis, Kerr Itch- pitched bull. Donohuc did not is
frS Ing shut out ball until the seventh sue a pass. Jones pitched the final
fw Inning when ho begun to wonlton. .Inning for Chicago. . It. 11. i.
itt, 3n the ninth Jie -wus reslaeed by
;;. UlnnkeTishlp after Sislcr had eln-
gled and Jucobson doubled, tlelng
the score, jrllunkeuslilp checked the
rally. Vungllder wus unable to
hold thu White Sox In llio nlulh und
vvlt i the. buses full and two out,
Kumm singled over llilrd. It. H. IJ.
St. lAuti .: 3 8 2
Chlcugo : 4 0 0
IJutterleu; Vaugllder, Imvls und
B
it :.
V:
Cincinnati.. .. 6 9 8
Chlcugo .. ., i 6. 1
llatterles; 'Donohue , nnd Hnr
gruve; Llusli, Jones and Jlurtnetl.
Read of th love of four
girls for 3 man in the
thrilling golden setting
of the Yukon.
Winds
OF
Chance
By REX BEACH
In Generous Daily
Instalments
BEGINNING TODAY
la The
Evening
Observer
TEAMS 5 KG
streak und taw their advantage
over "New York Cut to six games.
Kor the first time since thu week
of May 31-'June"fi; tlie Pirates lust
woek lost a majority of their
games, ' dropping five contests:, fn
eight sturts,. under a surprising
sortie from Chicago und St. louls.
fjlautH 4tilieful.
A ray of hope pierced New
York's gloom Sunday night ua;t,lie
Giants prepared for thelrr fjnul
swing .through the -west... McGra-w
will lead his team against. the Cor
sairs In the closing series; between
the two clubs September 2i, ;2E
and 2(1, prior to which the pace
makers will be called. upon to face
lirooklyn and the plugging Urnves,
who gavo the McKechnlu cohnrtB
a hot.:recoptlon..9n, iljclr. ;)ust n.
vnitlon of the eusl. ' .; " '
Tlie l'hlludvlphln. Athletics also
shlittenul their Jong losing Blreuk,
lost udilltlonnl groui)( to tlie Hcnu-
tors last week, tly glling no uei-
Ur than on oveh-break In 10 games
.Muck's tenirt fell hack another half
gufno and closed the week seven
and one-hulf contests behind the
chumplon.H. '
Tho Cleveland Indians Joined. the
llrowns in an assault upon the
White Sox, forfeited their hold' on
sixth: pluco against tho Yunkees
while the last place lloston lted
Sox 1iad the sllsfactlon of leading
at least one club in the week's pluy
with a two and one-half game ad
vantage over Collins' men.
SERIES SPLIT
NKW YOItK (AT) Rlx tennis
I'llinlikiW't, 11 b cliiniiiiiontjhlp ponit
IjIIIIUh In tho itttejor U'iiKU ruct'8
Kundny ulK'it wri' Im-ki-H In bat1 tie
for iiliii-i'H In tilt rlrttt IIvInIoii unti
Mhnrcs in tho wurltl'M irtrij pruU
IM'tlJ.
The Htroiir finish uf the llilrd
plnri i'liicluiiitlt UftlM, who kf ttiv
chilis of tUv Nutloiutl ltNiK" Just
wt'fk with four vMorh'i - lit nix
startH, IruvcH only thu fourth petf,
held liy Urooklyn, for St. limits
und Ito:rtm. Hut the Urowns, Tlf-
01-H it lid Wit It u Kox xipiir:itt'(l by
thai itmrKliiH, nro cluBtiTou In
I If; lit whlrh Hulitluy ulKhl ounO
both Ililitl and fourth plucot still
opm to conlt-at.
'J'hn dti'ltui: of tho DiIcmko Antr-
lcuim. uliico tho Injury of their
KiHut ttt'cond biuictiuin nnd mun
iitfiT. I-:dilU t'ollliiH, forrtHl u bifach
by which thr humtiterine Hrownn
:md TiK-ri wimi nblo to t'lish wU
Itlitn lhi firnt tlivi-ilnn 1ntt u.-..l(
! HrronrHtnir llirinsi'lvca to th( loss
of Ken Wilitiiiiis, HIMtT'ff nu n put
on bllnillni Ntrragn of ba hits
to oviTwlH-lni Ch Icn ir o niiii niotint
to third place, whllr IH'tralt clunjf
dcsiM-ratcly 19 tho St. Uuts pare
und moved into th' fourth birth
lit tlif Windy city team was blunted
out of th rint illvltion.
ItrntcM licking I p.
Tho alxth plir, ltu.stoa IJi-avm,
oHhounh fv Kamen lhln fourth
plact Urookln In the National
picked up another game and a half
on tho Dodgers Inst week In spite
01 the brilliant pttchtny; of ltexxy
anc for Hobbyt club.
Although teuipormrlly checked by
the iii !!:! um HUf and Oarlaon
turned in brae of shutout for
the Quaker team, the Hub players
won fi vt their nine nnines, Thr
Hon tin, with an oven bntik In alx
attcinptn, wrm likewise distanced
dnrliux the weitk by the ('arda, mho
rloaed Intprenslvc-iy by twleo jolt
Inn the lead ins: 11 rut cm to threaten
Itiooxtyn from fifth place.
IMibburir fans Sunday niht re
ported a alight quake aa the li
ra tra showed nignn of eluniptnir. liy
losinr both rnis of a double head
cr to the tarda Hundny, tho 'l
ratea posted a fourcaiu loatn;
(A.MICS TOIAY.
AllUM'll'Ull l.CliKIK',,
No guntes floheduled.
Xiitlonni l.enmie.
Urooklyn at rittubuii?.
Outdo Chapman
fiSst
This pair of convicts achieved
underworld Klory when they es
caped, from the Connecticut
state iwnltentiary at Wet her a
fteld. At the same time Oemld
Chapman, champion jail break
er, w ns held aufe in another
cell of tho prison Above, Prank
ltnd: below, Mtchel J, Mc-lonnell.
A black man on a white bull might mtike air- picture for' a, black-uml-whltn artist to paint
, but it would, take a uleight-or-hiind artist. f-r tliia black and whltii it jdy ure-never en still.
The black- Js Jesse Stalil, .who. claims to be the only negro buecarro, und hia ' faHorite mount, a
wild, white bull. Tho tivo- are performing ut lOllenslierB. Ore., roiho , : ...
Indiana Republicans '
. Seek Widtr Sphere
. INDIANAIWUS, I nd
'nrff-ti'ut , Iwliieh lies a re'imtutlon
;s theblr(hplae'e of. iiruch-of .the
country's political stiali-Ky, h:tu I or municipal governmrnt. us well
eontriiiuied what Ito " Iteimbliian ;,B ut nmtrol of tjie lurgcr political
lenders 1 consider a' new advance i unltn of the state. . .
.ln pbllttcs. The Kepublican slate I Vlth muncipial electlonn fllntod
(AP); committee haj3 (inuoiineed - that 'for. Noviimhor 3 in several hundred
hence forth the parly will hinr Indiana towns, and cities, the Itep
oyfinltely and uelively at control ublican party has offered , the ner-
Modern new G-room house. I)c
slruble location, . for . $3C0it; very
reasonable -terms. .
Five-room new bungalow" on
paved street. J'jst , conip'eteil.
Ready for hnmedlute. potuw-Bsion.
This houao must be seen to bo
appreciated. A
Kive-rooih ho:iw, -furnished, for
$l5oo.-. Canh payment; Jfuo: bal
aneo 'like rent. Immediate pon-aoHHlon.
Permit me to show you a mo;t
delightful modern new home? You
will be surprlaed after insp-cUnT
it to know what $7000 will . Rive
you. ,
GEO. H. CURREY
Bonded Realtor
To Take A Page
To tell ' about these
shirts. They' deserve
it! But what's the
use? It wouldn't make
the shirts any finer,
or the values any liet-,'
ter. And you'citn best
judge their worth by
seeing them. , ; .
ASH BROS.!
(oriu-r of Adams mid' Klin
I'acific Const Loiikuo..
No frinnes sehetlnli-l. l , .
v mr w -vuf v-' &r yjr 'SitP' Mis' j s
j ' .Vrcsuleat, W
llln-Ovulaaa Co,
Such was the President's order,
RESULT? A new -day automobile at a
- price unbelievable until today. Full-size-?
5-passenger; sliding-gear transmission,
at less than. $600 f or 'the first time I in
all iiistory.
Here nre the high-spots. Chcd: them
with y car you know selling anywhere
near ths price. Then ask yourself "In
what other light car can I even appro.
Imate this phenomenal $595 value?1'
A full-size, 5-passenger Sedan
room to spare for regular people ... a
6martly designed car, clean-cut, rakish,
low, extraordinarily good-looking! . . .
polished lacquer finish, rich deep blue
with glistening jet-black trimmings, as
handsome a light 'car aa anybody ever,
looked at. Women love it!
A 27-horsepower engine
Sturdy, fast, reliable, all the power you
need to carry yon 50 miles or 50,000. A
noble hill-climber. A quieter engine wih
fewer working parts. 20-to-25 miles to
the gallon of gas, often more light on
oil hundreds of letters from Overland
owners report as high "f j 15,000 miles
without a dollar spent for engine up
keep 1 ,
, Sliding gear transmission
Three speed, selective, sllding-gear trans
mission at the lowest price ever avail
able In a light Sedan! Borg and Beck disc
type clutch one of the finest clutches
made; Auto-Lite starting, lighting and
ignition a rear axle syBtem equal to that
used in cars carrying double the weight
'of this one; Axle shafts of Molybdenum
steel, the toughest steel known. In the
entire three years In which Overland has
used this axle system there Is no case on
record where an axle has ever been
broken t
Extra big doors
cstra irliie, easy entrance and exit to
both front and rear Beats. Each door has
four extra heavy hinges these doors are
built to stand punishment!
Wider scats
-the widest of any liKht car built! Now
slngle-plecc, undivided front seat, 39
inches wide, 19 Inches deep. Wider back
seat 45 Inches wide, IS Inches deep. No
match-box effect. No crowding! -
- Big, wide windows
more thun 20 squaro feet of window
space all the air and all the broad, unlrl-
icrrupiearisionoiatourinacar. . .
Latest one-piece windshield
Cflneciallv valtiahlo fn T-tr)ht..4t-iinn
Gives clear, unohntriicrptl vltlnn Vau
Blwaye where you're ftolnft. More easily -
najusiea you dun't have to fust with it.
auus greaiiy to me car sppea'-aace.
diassia -
a strong, rigid frame with plenty of
bracing; springs of Chrome Vanadium
steel, the finest and strongest sprinOcteel
known to engineering every leaf in each
spring Is genuine Chrome Vanadium; the
same material you will find in the world's
finest automobiles!
AVe challenge any owner In America to
point out wherein this $595 Overland can
be duplicated for quality or for up-to-'
tne-minute equipment, or for dollar-for-dollar
value.
Step in and see this car. Ride in It-know
the comfort.of it. Drive It yourself-feel
the ease of It, the power of it.
Easy terms. Only a small amount down.
18 months for the balance. Trade in your
present car as part payment.
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