THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
Tuesday, septenwer zz, r.r&.
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SPORT NEWS
PIRATES TRIM
r PHILADELPHIA
A.MHIIH.'A.V I.KAfil i:.
"'Clulw W. J,. Pet.
WnthliiKton !I2 00 .C4S
I'hlluUolplilu. US 6 .f.l)6
Kl. Louis ..77 (ili . T 3 U
J Ji-troit i 73 0!l .r.H
OiIpoko .. 73 72 .607
Clcvr.lulld .. 117 78 .2
New York M 81 .4.11
lloalon 4a !)3 .1101
national i,i:a;i r..
: ciub w. rot.
rittuburg HI ttt Mi
New York K2 CI .673
clndnnnil 77 c.x ;.s:u
HI. I.ontH 71 74 .4!0
lirooklyn 110 7H ,4lir
lsunton . (ill 81 .4111
ClileoKO 64 3 .48b
I'll H:i.J.-l ulllll ti'i S2 .431
PITTHIMIICO (AP) The Plrali'n
won their Hevouth eoneeutlvi' vic
tory hy alelVulInK I'lillmlclplilti
Monday, 0 to 7. In u liuril liltlluir.
looHtly ftlayeil RUine. Cnyler, liy
litttiiift unfuly tho rirxt Iwu HiiU'h
up, eiiimliMl the. X'.itlonul Ii'Ukuo
record of lit consecutive' lillii. on
Ii'b eleventh try, he fouled out.
Heore: . . . .. It. II. K
Philadelphia 7 11 1
lMttKljur !) 12 S
UiitterlpH: Jecnlur, I'ltieh, ('ruin
plert Couch and Jlenline;. Mia
down, Oldlium, MurriHon und
Cooeh.
Ilraves 7, HihIh (1.
CINCINNATI (Al') Cincinnati
uned flvo. pitcher wruln.it lluKton
In Monday's grume but the vlHltorn
won. 7 to 0, Walker lilt a home
run In the first Innlhfr with u. man
on1 boHe. Holke and Hurgravo col
lided In going after llurrus' foul
In tho seventh Inning. Doth wen
knocked out temporarily, llolkr
continued to play but Hnrirrnvf
retired from the game. It. II., K
Homon 7 10 0
Cincinnati : 11 7 2
llntterles: I. Henton. Kamp nnd
ftlhaon, Cloodwln; llrnton, May,
Mtt-ii-,l.v""Uonoluiu " 'uii'0 ' Jlui'itiuvtt!
Kruuir-T,
Cubs 3, Iiajalaratrs 2.
CHICAGO (Al') Chicago
bunched hitH In the rlr:i( Inning, one
of which was a triple, by Julin
with an error by JolniMon, J'o):;
th' .ihlrd baseman, for enough
runs to defeat lirooklyn, 3 to 2, In
Ihe.jltot gumo of tho Burins hcio
Monduy. It was tho eighth con
sacutlvo defeat for lirooklyn.
Knuffnian wan hit freoly by the
visitors but was given great imp
port. Score: It. II. K.
llrooktn 2 12 2
Chicago s s I
.llntterles: Khrlmrut and Taylor;
Knuflinan and Ilartnelt.
!Ncw York at HI. l.oulo; proil
ooncd, rain.
fi AMKMCA.V MCAttl i:.
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-ItHILAniCLI'HIA (AP) Tho
lieirolt and tho Philadelphia .A th
rones met for tho hint lima this
season Monday, tho Mackmen win
ning. It) to 7. The Athletics pound
1 JJolloway for levi n runs In the
rftlh Inning lo clinch the game. Thn
nSle.t belween the two teuton rends
victories for the Athletics
i&AliiHt eight defeuls. u. H. u.
"WOW - - 7 14 0
Phfludelphln, 1(1 IS 1
'.JUttlerlos: Ilolloway. Collins.
IKiyle and Ilasslor; yulnn, (iray
and Cochruno.
No olher gaints scluduled In the
i American league.
Off the Field
Here In the nation's most
popular bnchelur. In other words,
Kt.-inlcy Harris, youthful mtin-n-er
of ihe world's champion
WaahtitKton husel.nll team. Il l
the latest plot-ire of the brll
llunt "lucky" lu his street
clothes.
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To Traalu"
Billy .Eg
tays S
IV FAST AGAI.V
Willi mi cuslcrii clitli crrlaln to
uin fitc Anici'fc-un Icukuu (tmirulun
VitlH h-iimiii, (lint wciliiii will add
aii'ithci' winm r lu its iilri'ady Iui.k
list,
K;wt Ja, tlui Atlantic! seaboard
ttJiinM icive liuil (itll( a monopoly
on w hunoru In tho Ilan Johnson
circuit.
Mlnco )trott camo tlirough with
Hirer mit'iHSHlve triumphs back In
l!07-0Ji-i)!, cnly thntft tlinea havo
clubn rrom tho wfnt'rn sector
rublip! tho bunllnff. Tho White Hox
did It In al 1010 and thfi
:'l-'V.'l;tn.l lndhuisi In 1020.
On all tho othnr occasions, tho
rlajf Ii:ih to u club rcprt-HcntltiK
tho i-iiHt, or 12 Out of 15 souHons.
Over one 'm retch. Iho eaHtern unltfl
chalked up seven RlrnlKht triumphs,
tho AlhlcltcM Ktartliitf In 1010, re
In 101 1, 10U and 1014 and
tin; ;m1 Hox coming throunh In
'.n'. io i und hug.
,
On lop or t'.ifw the 1c:l Kox wm
attin in 11MN, Ihe Yankees lu 1021,
mid t)2A ami the HenuunH IumI
yea i.
TWO AHK TIKH
During thn pust 15 BCusons, tho
AthlutlCH und Hod Hox havo each
won four pennants, leading in this
roHuoet. The Yunks havo three to
Ihulr crmltt, the While Hox two and
Cleveland and Washington one
apiece. -..Only
,two clubs, piUroit and Ht.
LouIh, liuvcfalled to carry off the
honors in thut stretch, the Browns
nexer yet having finished firwt In
Ainericun ltmgue history.
The Ynki;8 hold the best murk
for consecutive triumph with three
while tho Athletics hunt up a not
able record hy winning four titles
la rive seasons.
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An eiiNlorii victory Ibis year will
make, it fo In n row for (hat ex'
lion, still two bhy of tho topnoteh
nmi-.t.
c vmi:h toiay.
American ljcnjfiio,
Chicago at New York.
Ft. IaiuIh at Philadelphia,
Detroit at iloHton.
Cleveland nt Washington.
National Lengue,
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at fft. BouK
Philadelphia at plttburg.
I'nelflc CiMist Lcflgne.
Bon Ang"les at Haor.imento.
San Krunclsco at Halt Luke.
Portland nt Vernon.
Seattle in Onklnnd. x
Buckaroos to Play on
Home Grid Saturday
PKM'LKTO.V, Ore. (Special)
The Mint fuoiball game of the sea
noli here wdl bo ployed Saturday
ullerniHin al Itmind-Cp park when
Coiich -:d Puller' Itm karoos swing
into (Milan against tho Kemmwlck
lrrl;;atori.
A yet tin-re is but llttlo line on
the pendlelon team save that the
material that Ccacli Butler hoa to
work with is light and lnexepri-
need. Butler is working his Ouuad
hurd, however, and a scrappy. If
green, team will take the field.
DU-nv, aimi;als vkkdht
PALBM, Ore. Jacob Bleta of
Porttand. who was nentenced to
pay a Tine of Jf.o and servo
three months In tho county jail
on u charge of driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated today fll
ci not lee of appeal to the cir
cuit court. The court also sub-
ponded Oiets driver's license for
mil) ytui und ordered Ida car held
tor three months.
Testimony offered at the trUI
Mi owed thut Oirtx' ' ear crashed
into a truck neur Newbtrg, with
the nmilt t) at Mrs. Diets nnd
her son iffered acrtnua Injurhis.
Th'y were taken to a hospital at
Newbetg for medical treatment.
iuiso tvi:u iiLf.rx
HALEM, Ore. The work of
t cting a new guard tower at the
Ort-gon state penitentiary was
staited. The tower will be located
near the front gate and will be
outside of the prison walls. The
Institution nrsennl will be housed
la tho tower.
Other improvements contem
plate) include the elimination of
M ps hMidimr from the prison vard
to the izruiird posts, insinuation Of
Iwlto tan Klmi tnis abovo the cella
jand an ulirm system to te used
j tn i vi nt f breaks or other art-
Ioua dHturh:nre within tho Insti
tution waila. The tmprovementa
arc beinir mada with prison labor
and materliila.
CANINE FIELD
TRIALS DATED
t The annual field trluls for doKH
j hern will bit helil October 11. ac
cording "0 word toduy fror;. mem
hers of the Wing. Kin und Tleet foot
club, which ts sponsoring the event.
Al Andrewu uud I 'buries Hunyun
have Helccted u couryu for the
trials which will lit ready und fit
ted for tho bent work by the
canines.
l''our trluls are ucheduted, as
follows:
1. . Puppy stake. JofH bom In
1026 eligible.
2. Derby race. Jogi born in
1924 eligible.
8. AH-ugo stake. )okh two yours
old or more eligible.
4. Hbooting dog make. AH
shooling doga ellglidc. Jiogs to be
handled by owner.
"All who believe they have
shooting dogs should begin to tune
'em up, because October 11 will be
Judgment day," u member of the
club sail today, adding that fur
ther Information may be. obtained
from J. 1. .Morelock, of the Hlur
garage, located near The Observer
office. '
TANKKR, 8 T A T I II M, NEW
YOKK XAI1) -- pave Hhade of
California Monday night came to
cross roads with Mickey Walker of
Kllzaboth, N. J.,rlii his lor.g ptn-sult
of the welterweight chumpiontdilp
Und received us the unswer to )du
two-year-old challenge u bruising
deftit In a 15-round mutch at the
American league batnlall park.
Standing In tho center of the
ring throughout the ' struggle, the
pair hammered away until both
were ulmoBt ready to drop from
exhaustion at the finish. They bled
profusely from nose and nwuth
und Hhade was on the verge of a
knockout In the flowing minutes of
tho struggle' ft - the champion
brought forth a thrilling rally to
Buvc hit title by a clone judge's de
cision of two .to one.
Both men, casting nclonco aside,
slugged with abandon und without
letup. Until Walker's sen.sational
finish tho concensus among news
buper tueu at the ringside guvn the
crouching Cullfornluu un edge over
the chsunplon. Kven after Wulk
er'ii ppoctacular rally under which
Hhade bent like a broken reed,
opinion remained divided, u choruK
of booc.i accompanying the ovutlon
wlilch greeted the verdict.
Referee I'atay Haley cast tho de
ciding ballot. One of the judgea,
Oeorge T. Kelly, of YonkarH, N. Y
cast a vote for Hhade. an the
strength of his superloff IJtfllrfcfW
the early rounds. Itiuhurd Nugent
of Buffalo, N. Y., the other judge,
turned In a slip for Wulker, Ha
ley's ballot then settled the issue,
r.Icctrlclty to Opcrnti TrnhiM
On AndcK .Mouiitnliis Bull way
VALPAHAIHO, Chile (AP)
American tourists In South America
will travel In the future by electric
trains across the Andes mountains
between Argentina od Chile. Elec
trification of the Chilean section of
the railway as far us Caracoles, on
the Argentine border, is already
under way. it is understood work
on the Argentine section will be
started next year,
American, BrlttHh. Swiss nnd
Belgian Interests will supply the
equipment. The total cost Ib etjtU
mnted at about ta.tMio.nttQ. ,
IS
SHADE BEATEN
J Will
Take ft look nt this picture' nnd then My to yo'ttHf thnt Jack Pempypy hnsn't ollpped back
M leant not very much. The champion put Kd Vrnr, l.on Anjelrs heavy witKht, on thr mat
with A nhort rlsht punch In the first ttt a wchcduled twa-rounrf exhibition In Sun I'rjneieo on
Ittbor JDny. Tom Lulrd, sport wrltt-r and rvfre. la the third num In tho rins.
Buker Now
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They cull him Rey. linker nowadays, though you may remcm!i.ir him bet
ter os Bay Buker, former lintcs Coilfge track fttat nmt IMin'oU A. C.
brilliant. Bay 19 'combining runnine; with preaelt.ng,. behbr iyior of a
church at Hab.ju.tua, Me. Likes both jobs, loo..'
QTHFJnCTII I
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WALLOWA, . Ore., (Special.)
Threshing operations In this seer
tlon of tho country except, for a
smull amount of stneked grain has
been at u standstill hero for tho
past several duys duo to the fre
quent heavy rains, which keep the
straw tough. Boy Gustin who has
been threshing at the H. G. Mas
torson ranch in the vulloy,-r hos
movod hti outfit to T, Q. Johnson's
ranch eaot of town, where ho has
threshed some stacked grain. A
small field of Hard. Federation
wheat threshed there Is reported
to hnvo wielded of 81 bushels per
acre. Other machines which are
threshing from the. grain shocked
in the fieldH will probably not be
able to resume work for two or
throe days at least.
c)$ Q. MiJ?Xilon: ..h't?l,,-jfo ,le
recently by auto for a few days
trip to Yakima, Wash., and re
turned homo Saturday.
Bird hunters have been out In
large "numbers during the past sov
erul days in quest of grouse. They
have covered.much of the hill bjc
tions bordering the woods but
most of them report poor succcaa
In getting many birds. r Several
hunters also recently made a trip
to tho Powwatka Hldgo where tho
birds woro reported quite plentiful
but met with only moderate suc
cess. Hauling Seed Wheat
Oscar Maxwell was busy the lat
ter part of the week hauling seed
wheat to the V. O. ('ouch ranch in
the hills. Mr. Muxwult commenced
seeding also the first of the week.
H. O. AnderHon und family, Mrs.
J. B. Oast In und son. Irvln, left
DEMPSEY SLIPPING?
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Preacher
Friday morning by auto r for .Pen
dleton, where they expected to at
tend tho la,st day of the Bound
Bp. ,They returned homo Sunday
evening. -
The special train which left here
Saturday morning carried more
than one hundred people from the
county' to the Bound-l'p. Klxtyiix
tickets were reported sold from tho
local j station, and nearly that
number from Kenierpiise.
J. L. Maxwell, local stock buy
er. left for Portland the last of
tho week with a shipment of stock.
Marlon Hammock of Lotitino was
a business visit or here tho latter
part of the week.
Hoy Oastln was u visitor nt
Bartlctt, during the past week.
Miss Verna Harmon Leap left
recently for Eugene, where she
will attend the unlvorslty this' year.
Miss Harmon graduated 'front the
Enterprise high school with the
1924 class.
Misses Arleta and Ihla Couch of
Leap attended the Bound-l'p at
Pendleton Saturday,
i Eugene Gastln nnd Leslie Bell,
left on the special train .Saturday
morning for tho last day of the
Bound-L'p at Pendleton.
KiHxUng I'ttU. W heat
Many farmers are bitBy seeding
their winter wheat at this time, al
though very little of the grain has
been seeded long enough to show
up yet. but with the abundance, of
moisture, stored in the ground at
this time, vlth u few weoks good
weather it 1b expected that much
of tho grain will get u fairly good
start. Some of tho furmera are
busy cleaning tho weeds from their
summerfullow.
Much grain has been coming in
from the furms to tho warehouse
hero during the past week, tho
greater part being hauled ut this
time being wheat. Both ware
houses are piled high with huge
piles of wicks and live men have
been kept busy the past several
days taking enro of and piling the
grain.
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Retired German Stage, .
Star' Jleturris'to Boards
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BKHLIN (AP) IH'dwlg Wungvl,
who was tho leading comedienne
of Germany a quarter of a century
ago. has returned with great suc
cess to the Berlin stage in the role
of Madame lionivard, the leading
characters in Alexandre Bisson'a
farce, "The Kurpriueit of Divorce."
for many yeara l-'rauleln Wrangel
has devoted herself largely to phil
anthropic work, and the proceeds
of her atage work are gien entire
ly to charity. At the height of her
cureor she left the tlago, having
lost .sympathy with her work as a
comedy star. Hhe was in a sunl
turium for a long time, but upon
the recovery of her health was
still out of sympathy with the
.stage and lived a lite of self-dental
and extreme simplicity that was
in .striking control to her brilliant
career when she woj the favorite of
German thecter-goeru.
Max Beinhnrdt, under whose
management Hedwig Wangel is re
nppeuring, induced tho vi-tonm
actress to return to the stage In
Homo of her success a!' ft tmarter
of a century ago, ami her reappear
ance was celebrated by a large
group of the celebrities of ihe Oer
umn stage who gave her many
.ovations when sho tirst t.ppenred in
the Konioedie theater a:i the rol
licking .Muilituie Bonivard.
Board of Control nt snlcm
SALEM, Ore. Members of the
fjtate board of control returned
here from Pendleton, where they
Menage No. 8 I 'mm:
OIEIKiON TBA1L IOX I'AUM,
, 11. W. Smith, Pinp..
La Gi ande, Ore.
A-Jthorltnllvo methods and pro
per Instructions us to care, feed,
habits und pen construction, gain
ed hy my four years e.lo.se con
tact und personal experience goes
with each uulo of breeding stock.
You will find this help and in
formation by far more valuable
and reliable than if obtained
through agents, brokers, hired or
commission salesmen; or, when
stock is purchased by mail from
a distance. Play fair with your
self and start, right.
The Cause of Your il! Health
F y on have Piles or other Rectal
or Colon disorders there is
the cause of your nervousness, lack o!
vitality, stomach trouble, general physical
and menial Incapacity. I can help you
win back your health by positively curing
your Piles under a WRITTEN GUAR
ANTEE or fee returned. Act today by
calling for an examination or writing for
my I' REE booklet explain
ing my celebrated treat
ment for PILES and other
Rectal and Colon ailments.
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PORflAND OFFICES: SEATTLE OfFICES.
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;M Island City, Oregon. PHONE MAIN 120 5
lieBEBIEia&EIIIEEHlfiaBESilSBSEESSSS&SlBaillrfl
Inspected Ihe eastern Oregon sc.to
hospital, nie offidala were guestu
of the rbuud-up munngeuient. The
board is comi)os(d of .(lovunor
Pierce, Htate Trt-usurer Kuy und
.Secretary of Hlute Kouer. .
Comes to but a few.
Only by hard knocks
do most of us get
nlbng. To save now
is to have later.
UNITED STATES
rii
Buy at the
well-lighted stores
A MERCHANT whose
windows and store
are weli lighted can sell
more goods and sell them
faster
That means lie can give
you better values.
This tip may save you,
money. And it may make
money for the merchant
who will ask us to comtiaro
hit linhtinti with the proper
tore, standard. No charge .
. made for the test.
BC . store, standard. No charge . 't H
' H. & S.: Electric :
LEAKY ROOFS
' ' DON'T LEAK IN DRY WEATHER j, '
But the time is here when they will leak if not '
repaired. , We have a roof for nny job.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
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Safety 'Swffl ty
Como to Our Slngo Depot
All Ktat;f! Leave fi
LEAVES LA
Joseph A.M. - I'.M. -4:00 I'.JI.J
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Baker 7 A..M. - 10:50 A.M. - 1 ::l l'.M. - 4 I'.M.
Sunday 10 A.M. - 4 I'.M.
I'euillutott Uallf 1 1 A..U. - 4:00 P.M.
Depot Phono Mnln 7V0
Water
Irrigation
"Permanent"
Products
SEPTIC TANKS
BUILDING BLOCKS
SAND
GRAVEL
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Carefully weighed every way
our well balanced under-(.
wear stock.
Wanted weights for men of
all weights. We don't try to
stretch long thin undorweir
over a short thick man.
Sar expect a tall men to
let his fet "hung out up to
his kpee" from a too-short
garment.
Vomforl" means fit, as well
as warmth. - .
ASH BROS.
Corner of Adams and Kim
WE sell coal whose heat j
charaett i- Ih Irreproach
ible. It is .shipped to
un direct from the mine., ,
ltenefit by our wise buyingj .
A trial ton will convince you.
Stiles & Co.
(hmforialiij
at lilt .li'Tforson Ave.
- oiti There Imily.
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