La Grande evening observer., September 23, 1925, Image 2

Pare Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Wednesday, Scptcmlwr 23, lf)25.
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f
Bobby's Successor?
SLIP OVER
SWEATERS
AND
Tom Cooper, 1?. la looked upon as
uccejor to IJobby Jono. once re-
lerreo to at t,i -boy wonder at
SOU. At Catallna Iriind th imik
'ul phenom recently negolLited lx
conseeumo holes in -twos " Tom
hajn-f been playin6; the Soottiih
pastime so very lone, but he made
rapid trldo and U being picked as
a future great In the gohlne world.
He shown here tnceihA n-,h ii...
handsome trophy he won during a
recent tournament.
and Coziness To
LAZERS
ome
In The Newest Shades
I ( ,srr n 1
Cheer ful Autumn Draperies Will Add New
Charm
r i j
i our n
. Aditorials
It May Interest You
To Know
Vhat
I'it office officials nlati
lhut each yi-ur iiuuntltl.s
or valuulile mail nev.ir
rcai li their destination dun
to negligence on 1'ii jmrt
of sender. Hlallstte
not uvulliihle concerning
lirnonnt of money lost by
tliii' public; who neglect to
refill IlIVM'tlH(?Nl'lll in
l.lll' IM'WHllipil'H.
That
Womn, It In '-mM, are
' hold to pl'-Uii". Mui-ft tnlfijf,
but Kvt it an n: Is a Joh
worth trying. .
That
We L-elW ve boiiip Mlirit n
Wing to ho VMy ph-ux-.l
. ; .with the new Jenny di-eii-i
ncutly trlmim-d on front,
collar nnd ciiffM. Huh cir
cular flare to nlilrt and
new circular alt-even.
That
We nol Ihe month of
Hapten, her In slowly, hut,
WD bt'llevo Hiiroly, over
turn. tier of iiiui-Hukm per
il timber vf iwurlaifea per
formed,, J'eihupi nmiiy,
muny i untune h are eul
mlnuled liurhitf IhlH pio
vrrhlal hieky moiilli,
That
We have. jiiHt rem-lved a
new shipment or llutu
riilriK Hlrd Hosiery. Yon
know It In that lovely pur
Milk,' $1.&U duality.
Thatr-
Thfl Invention of the harp
wui duo to uiT ucctdenl,
wo read. On tlio othr
hum, tho Inventor of tlm
huic-plffH wuh a JliK tilari't j
collUKr .who Kot , the Idea j
throutfh Mliphtir on a
cat.
That
, Wo recommend tlin Wool
tux or I'outfy I'urli cor.t
because they miHwcr in
iuo uordn nil your iiiie-t.
Uoiih abo A" flnti faTTurTTirf"
nnd urrunttn nlxlnfr nnd
sutlflfiictory near. They
OMtuire you thut the- linen
of thn coat a in correct,
that thn flu ro will ban
Rruciffully nnd not Iono ltd ,.
beauty.
That
Clodets of fur or fnhrlc
not In hclow the It nop ant
endorned for all typed of
luitored garment..
That
Tailored dresses have high
collar), vents anil stiunwl
under-arm pieces (luring
at bottom i
That
Crepe satin Ik now. and In
cxpi-ctrd to continue mi u
favorlto for dovcdoplitf
new nouHoil frookn. Hoih
the dull uud luMtroitN r.Un
of the material are imti
ployod vry orii'n, iiiuldnir
other tilinmSiiK unncn.?H
. sary.
r.RM.ST AV ATKINS,
Maiingcr
.
These crisp nights and mornings are fore
runners of cooler days to come, days when a
crackling fire in the hearth will feel mighty
good. Then's the time a room cozy and snug
with gracious draperies will "warm the cockles
of your heart," and now's the time to plan for
this room, this sort of home throughout.
Pretty new draperies do more to brighten
the appearance of the home than almost any
thing else. Delightful new patterns and f ah
rics have arrived for the Autumn showing.
. Perhaps you can. find just the material you
need if you will visit our Drapery Section.
fig ''C-V'
n . . r 1 . a t
joeaw
iijuL ivew
Woolens
For The
. Home Dressmaker
If you have not visited' our Woolen Section
you .should do so .at, once. The. exaq .material. ,
i foi new: school coat for Mary' or a dress cape '
: for-' Ruth may easily be 'found .here. Or why
hot make a newiflanpel fmck for yourself.' We
- can supply '-you " withverything ''needed itoi
complete the Fall wardrobe. ..
Optimism Ruling Spirit
AI O.A.C. On Gridiron
O. A. C., COnVAI.Ua.Orc. (Spe-(
ciai) (iplimiHrn. not.h.Lscd on any
individual occuiTeiu, but on ihc
Kt ncrai NhowltiK made the nun
lout week niai-kH tlio swiiiRliiK in-
to. tin; second week of varsity foot
.hiill prnctlcc. -j
Scriminaffc ntartod la.t Saturday
land ni'Xt.. Satin day a-regular prac
tice game will . bo played between
two tenniH from the siiuud. On the
Hhowlntf nmdc then theoache will
pick the martin: lineup for the
'first Kme of tli? season October
3 tiuln.Mt Willamette university.
Kour games are scheduled this
year for the varsity on . the home
field, all of which come compara
tively early in the season. The
first Runift expected to test the
strength of the AKgies is October
1 when "flipper" Smith brings
his aggregation 'of -Wlshinen down
from Uonznga'; ., ' '
The complete Aggie schedule fol
lows: ..
Oct. 8 -WMInmetlo at Corvallis.
, Oct, 10 Oonzagu at Corvallis.
; Oct. 17 Whitman nt Portland.
Oct. 24 Ktant'ord at Palo Alio.
Oct. 31 Montana at Corvallln
(Momeeoming). .
. Nov. 7 Pacific at Corvallis. ;
Nov. 14 Oregon at Kugene.
Nov. 21 Idaho at lioino. .
Dec. G lT. S. ut IsOS Angeles.
ASH BROS.
Corner of Adams mid. Klin
Fluffy New Blankets
ofsojt Cotton and choice Wool
Heaps of fleecy blankets, both in cotton
and woolen are piled up waiting for you to
take inventory and realize that your own stock
needs replenishing. We have an excellent as
sortment and .some splendid values in blankets
which are light in weight, warm and delight
iully colorful.
A
Good riacc
To Trade
HILL'S
A
Good Place
To Trade
i
scogod the game's only run on Ja-
i cobson's double, .
Score: R. H. e.
St. Ijouis 1110
Philadelphia . ;........ a 9 ,0
Uatterles: Glard and Hargrave;
Harris, Walbcrg, Hommell and
Cochrane. . ,
I
Detroit 11-7. Boston 8-2.
BOSTON (AP) Detroit took
both gumes from the Red Sox
Tuesday, 11 to; S and 7 to 2. Seven
runs In the ulxth inning of the first
Hume settled thul contest .in fa
vor of the Tigers. Owen Carroll,
former Holy Croas iUar. pitched
the seqond game for - etroi:
was his .first full game in
Crouse; lioyt,
gough.
Second game;
Chicago .; .........
New York
" llattf Ties:
Schulk; H.
Bengough,
Jones and . Een-
( R. IT. E.
4 C I
2 6 1
Hlsnkenshlp and
Johnson, Bliiolna and
National league Games. -.
PITTHUNHa (AP) The pirates
continued their climb pennantwurd
Tuesday by defeating Philadelphia
handily, 14 to A. It." was , thiiir
eighth straight victory. Huzen
Cuylcr, Pirate outfielder, continued
his sensational hittlnir HtrtiU mill
11 crucked out four safe blows in four
thrilrirm in 1hP i.lnfo iwn nt
American league and his first vlc,ilome mus. The fifth was a big
tory of the season, . Innint for thP locals Wh..n ti,.
R. H. E. hammered in seven tallies. i
Score; : r. if. K.
Philadelphia .. ' , 4 8 2
Pittsburg h 10 1
Batteries: Knight. Crumpler.
Bold British Mariners
Start Odd Lifeboat Test
I.ONOON, (AP)-In order to
test a theory concerning supplies
which should be .compulsorlly car
ried by ships' boe.ts in case of dis
aster, unci how far wirWess equlp
nient can aid seafarers who am
compelled to lake to their boats,
three Cornish ipariners and a wire-
less operator have started on a
38,(100-' mile, voyage. They' left
Newly n. Cornwall, in a converted
llfe-boitt. 40 by 10 feet, supplied
with power by a 15 horsepower tn-i'i-nal
combustion - engine. ' The
boat carrirs five tons of foodstuffs.
The party expects to. -be away
two to throe years, during which
they will go through the sever!
seas, make rails at f0 ports nnd
visit praci Icnlly every part of the
British Kniphv.
, The .leader of the expedition,'
Cuptaln (ieorge Hitehins, decided
to make the test as (he result of
the sufferings and privations en
dured by the master -unci crew of
the TrevisKU when that vessel was
lost.
(.,VMi;s TODAY.
American Ijeagiie.
Chicago at New York.
Si. Louis at Philadelphia.
etrit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
National Iaue.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.''
Philadelphia ut Pittsburg
Score
Detroit 11 IB 2
Boston : 8 15 6
Batteries: Whltehill and Bossier;
Wlngfleld, Ross and Blschoff,
Second game: R. h. E.
Detroit 1 . , 7 ii n
Boston 2 9 3
Batteries: Carroll nnd Basstcr;
Zahnlzer, Fuhr and Stokes.
Xew York 11-2. Chicago -4.
NKW YORK (AP) R. H. E.
Chlcngo B 14 1
New York n 1-8 1
Batteries: Thurston, Kerr and
ISPORTNEWS
; FROM BEAVERS
Hint II. nlmdi nnd Wimi.
PAt'Il'in COAST l.KAf.l r.
Chil.l
Him Frnni-lsoo
HjiM iMk
H.'Ullh.
.os Ano-lin .. ..
rortlund
tmklunil ,
Virmn
Hur-ruinrnto .,
I.
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.. :i 7n
.. HI si
.. S l
.. 10 'Ji
I'ct.
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- 4 T tl
4 30
6H 11.5 .H'.J
4li I" ,3,
' vrNTDiioAVN nAxim
Rnn FranrlMo II, Nnll I,nkc 9.
BAI.T UAKli (AT) II. JI. K.
Inn Kranctaco 11 1 0
Suit Islke .. 9 14 o
IJnltorlts: McWiwr, Ortt'ln
and Yelle; Morabf, l'vn.Ii-r, Stroud
and J'ctcra, Corik.
Vfrnon 2. Portland 1.
VKIlNdN (A1-)
Torllund
Vrnon
'I'm Innlnm.
Hiitterl.: Hum! nml llnnnnli;
l.n.lolph and Wliltnry.
it. ir. f..
i i
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Oiil.liuul (1, Ki-nltlc
OAKLAND A1)
Hdillli.
oiikl.mil "".!."!"'.
lliill.Tl.ii: i-'uhnkII nil. I
win; !'..! In i. ml link, .-
SEALS TO PLAY
LOIISVILLK FOR
TITLE L MINORS
HAN l'HATlsrl (VP)
tl.-ori;.. A. riilnnni. m. i'ivt.,ry of
tin" Sim l.-r-ii,!.., !. ,,..., ii ..i..,.
I.iik (iiihoi.,i,i., ihnt ir the !
w.n ih. I'nciiti. (nimi imiriii. H.n.
r .nl, liny niii ,.,.) n,,, .0,.
villi' li-niti, rhunipliinn f thn
Amcrliiin ti'iKiii'lntliin, Ii.ti In a
"ililln wnrlil'a niTlrs" In liiiiuinir
IVtnlu-r SI! Mm' k'liinri will liu
lilln.il ...n.l th.. toiim uliiiiliiir tho
firm fivi. i-im..aiii wm il,.(inr-Ihi-
-11111,. Voil,r rhiuiipiona."
At .n (iit iho s.'ilx arc Irad.
Init t... r.ii,t i.-aKii.. ruif l,v a
brln .if 1 full cunu. i'lin
pouMin ill i.n I i..iii, r IS.
i Billy El
urn m
11 9 I
i:. ii.ii.i-1
I
V. S. IS YACHT HACK.
i l. Aii.iw 9, KniTnnM iim 1,
HACHAW KNTO (AP) It. II, K
t AnirMn , ' 9
rtilrrainftto ,. ...,...., , 1 it n
Jinllrrira; Jhi olw uad ltnndlirr;
OYTi:n HAY. .V v (n
Thl I nlli , I Hi:,i,., T......1...
tii.'.l l!ir liinrnntloual m,.tr
Vm ht rurlnir chiiiiiMon-hip hv il...
f. nllnit I lie Hi nnillnnvliin fl. ct n
Ih. fMh and flnnl nu,. of ii,.
rlr. TUo pulnl srnr.. wn. n
VAXCI'.'S It AUK KKAT
YVIii-n "liainj" Viiikt, llniklii'a
Rnnt iilti hrr. srt ilunn thv HlilliK
Willi. nil n milllnri salr unlit tlu
tillirr ila In- liinn-,1 In a mllirr tin
iisiml ilw nf ork.
...
I"nr only five ilnju !iforo, thi
strlkiMiut klni; ha, K.-t tlip imttlfl
I 'lltlH l,.lrk will. I...I ,, I, II ft....
iiinlclnu IS Innlnirsor hurling In U-
null it w.'i'K un.l ulluwitiir Ju.Nt a
MinK!. inl'i-ly.
lu both m-ramans Vnni-i. was Just
uliunt im ni ur tu a pi rtret itaniu im
hn pi.rhiipi, .Vrr v.ll In-.
In thf flnt oni. a ulnglo by
"I'hU.k. n" linwkn ruiibi'il him of a
plniv In l.un.-I.H 1 1' hull of fa mo
alOllK.tl.l. of All.lln Jnx. Cv Vn.iii.
nml fhnrl.y Itnbirlson. Ilnwks win
tnc only roe lo ri'iirh first baa. and
an ho waa Inlir rauiiht trrllng,
only !T bntli ra fair. I Vance.
In tho a.-ron,i conti'Kt, It waa
llnwk niraln who nrnv,,! th.. tinv.
thinirh a two-hna,. muff hv Jnhiui.
ton. ihf HimIkt oiitfl M..r. pi-rmlt-
tiMl tlie hnlt.-r lo r.-arh wronil from
whi-nro he latrr ai-orr.l.
American Earl
sinco tno mnillflcil hall ramo Into
oxtHlritrt'. I'ltrhlntl ilni'ln, unroin
nioil for n lonir alri'trh, hnvo bi-cn
ill oriliT to a irri'iu rxtont. Muny
I'xlrn.lnninir fruya huye nlao crop
ppU out.
Cin top of Vanoo'a remarkiinle
plii'lilng i xhll.ltlnns ramo a two-lilt
rontifl by "Hud Hum" Jon.a of the
Yankora. Jonea h.ld tho heavy
hlllluir Athh'tlra lo n pair of blown,
onf n aorntch by Coohruno. Jonra
fnlllnir to oovit first on tho Mack
ralrhrr'a Infli'ltl lap.
A piTiisnl of tho box aooroa re
vrnla thut more gamPB aru brlna;
played under the double fliture hits
than above the altiKle mark theae
daya
I'nrlflc Coast League. '
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
Knii l-'riinclHco at Salt l.akc.
Portlnnil at Vernon.
Seattle, ut Onkkind.
m i.i.KT iii.i,ii: i:d itci.io
SAI.K.M, Ore A bullet which
wus thoUKiil to have been shot
into u tree more rluin 'lno years"
ago, waa extracted from a huge
log which wua being cut Into
lumber nt the plant of the C. A.
Spaulding Logging company hero.
.Millwrights said the bullet was of
the variety luunufacturej many
years ago.
Kins; and Wendell,
nier und Gooch.
Hcnltnc; Krc-
am-.'. In,. tltK tuep a -tr..t,.i
if fUr il- i-rlalnU Maml out a
Hie ininler MTfikrnmiit- for qultr
a while,
LOW HIT (iAMIX
H and s, th. American. four H" '" hlttln,
.l, l, i,. in .i. . ,ou'thrre have been quite fe,, dur
Kloil. In tlx r.icea. i ii, i,.., ,. ......... ..,
t " . ...... n ... .a ui ytwy VI
Siimmrtl up, Kio pltnlirra are
nitnln fHiiiiintr Into their mn ami It's
the n'tniniitil niliire Hint la lin
ing H.
SKNATOIIS' I.KADKH
I X J f It i: S FIMiKH
WAHlllNaTON (AP) On tho
evn of the world's series, Stanley
(Hucky) Harris, manager nnd sec
ond baseman of the Washing-ton
champions, suffered an Injured
finger yesterday .and was forced
out of the unn and possibly out
of tho opening game of tho sea
son's classic.
The middle finger of Harris'
right hand was badly trashed when
he dove Into thlr.l t.tt-e in ih. iH
Inning of yesterday's contest with
V levrianu.
Although the champions are ex
pected to have may sailing for tn
remainder or Ih.l. ..i. .k.
ule. renulrln onlv thm. v-itH.iu
In their 11 vames tn elinnK ..
title, the nrosneel or tlueri.
sence in the. world aeries lineup
w rrgiirueii as a serious setback.
Kvervbodv nn amiallileul .m.,,1.1..
wants to blow the horn. And no
body wants lo buy the gss.
AMERICAS LEAGfE,
Clubs w.
Washington 93
Philadelphia .. 85
nelrolt J8
Chicago 74
clevelnnd H7
New York M
Boston 43
national i.i:.r;i K.
CHlba w. I. Pet.
Pittsburg 92 It .6J0
New York 82
Cincinnati 77
St. Louis 71
Brooklyn 6S
lloston 60 81 .499
Chicago of,
Philadelphia 62 83 .428
WASHINGTON (AP) Washing
ton advanced to within three vic
tories of its second consecutive
pennant Tuesday, defeating Cleve
lnnd, 1 to I. while St. Louis de
feated Philadelphia. It was Cove,
leskle'a twentieth victory of the
season. Score: II. H. K.
Cleveland 12
Washington J 11) 0
Itatterles: 1,evsen and Myatt;
Coveleskte and Ittiel.
St. louls I. Philadelphia 0.
Mfll.AtVM.PHIA (AP) Joe
lOlard, youthful St. I.onls soulhiw.
showed rare form Tuesday and
blanked the Athletics In the open
ing game of the scrbs, 1 to 0. Ol
aril gave the Murkmrn only nine
hits, most of which were of the In
field variety. In the first Inning
Toblu singled, stole second and
-
SOUS NEAR v-WX
PENNANT GOAL litem
.1 Ml
u ret. w 1 x t 3 i
r.o .er,o i f f ,
s .590 f . ,f J
66 .642 I 'Af J
llll .299 1 "TS MM i W teTfr""
mm
:"1 1.1
74 .480 f I 0- t,-3 I
4 fi
Chicago 3, nrooUlvn 2.
CHICAGO (AP) . Uurlelgh
Grimes, vnteran right hand pitcher
of tho Dodgers, lost one of the
toughest games of his career Tues
iluy when Chicago benl him. 3 to
2. in 12 Innings, extending the los
ing streak of tho visitors to nine
gamea.
A triple play which blasted
Brooklyn's hopes Irt the eighth In
ning came with Corgan on third
bate and Taylor on first. Grimes
grounded to Adams whose throw to
Stanley forced Taylor nnd was dou
bled nt first on Stanley's relay to
Grimm. Corgan- attempted to
score on the piny but was nipped
111 ine piiuc, urlmm to llartnelt.
heore: It. 11. K.
Brooklyn '. 2 4 1
Chicago : it 2
Hatn'-rles: Grimes and Taylor;
Jones, Iiartnett, Gonzales.
Games PoKtjMtiiril.
New York at St. Louis, double
header; rain,
lloston at Cincinnati; rain.
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B close, In. Price SU2HO. I
I 7-rodm nmdern Iioitsc, I
0J3J lniv;'o lot, 1111I1 Kiilu.
I l'l'ite So.'.O: terms.
I 205 . aoi-n farm near I
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I WEEKS & BLACI 1
I RKAITORS I
New yvli:y Bldg. E
jjj lijsuranct) - Loans 15
Here Is Oliver II. Wallop, big ranch
owner near Sheridan, Wye., who has
Just received the title of Earl o
Portsmouth, through the -Vath ot
a brother In London, lis says ha
will never nt in the House of Lords,
because to do that he would have la
renounce his American citizenship.
LEAKY ROOFS
DONT LEAK I DRY WEATHER
Rut the time is here when they will leak if not
repaired. We have a roof for any job.
Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co.
m
Cm L.lT.J M Person Ave.
' ram irom lucre Iially.
LFJima r A r-r a .-...
A-rph. AM . I P.M. - 4 :00 P.M.; Sunday. 9 A M . 4 00 P Yt
Baker 7 A.M. . in rji a i . ... .... "'"." I Jl
un lay-IO A M. . 4 p"m. ' ' '
I-nxUeton ItaUy 1 1 A.M. . 4 :00 P.M.
Kepot Plione .Mala 7i