La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 30, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPas Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, September 30, 1925. AMKlliCAX Tin ba Washinglon .. Phllaili-liilila Pt. J.ouis ...,..... lvtrott .. . t'hicuo flcvilnnd .. l.i:.u;ri: October Style And Color To Match October Weather . w. i, .15 hi .HI 61 HI C3 .73 . ret. .051 .5X11 .:,40 .123 ..Mi.t .4iil .447 .2:i"i ....70 ....(; ....II J I New York ' I I tout on i. NATIONAL I.i:a(;i"r. JLMfh 'ISv : " " " 1DGERS HOLO feM -.: . sixth plage Jm I: v Graceful Flares of Shimmering Satin Nothing is quite so fitting for Fall weai- 88 a Bmart satin f i-ock espe cially these dark, richly-hued ones and the blacks. They are veiy attractive this year with their little high collars, sometimes just a band of gold,' or the V-neck lines and long full sleeves caught in tiny cuffs. Wine shade is very popular. Every model an excel lent value. Aditoxials It Muy Interest You . To Know That-'"""' "('. Tliu trouhlr with Juy-wulklhi? Is' It scatters Hie podcstrlmis too inuth. Vou con gel at thi-m bettor and do moro real px- cutlon when iliry are -ill bunched In one plart. That Thp crora-woril pnzzlr is at 111 popular nltli to iritis at tan Junction of five rouds. each with a dirrrront alrnhoard. That O'lr "UllllKpn" nchool shoes or like tho flve-room aparimuit . "A room for every tos." KltNKST WATKI.NS. Miinnfpr Lovely Colors in These New Dresses When the brisk winds blow-yoii im mediately value one of these good-looking cloth flocks. Models of duvetyn or twill are slipped- into in a second and can easily be the most practical garment in your wardrobe. Fall col ors are much in evidence and the lines are stylish in the extreme, -clever trimming adding some charming ef fects. Good wear is always guaranteed. Clubs Pittsliuri New York 'im-iiiiiutl f t. Louis ; ItoHton Iltboklyii I'hiraKo ... I'liiluiii-lpiiki W. ....'Ji ..SU ,...?fi ....!! ....i;j; ... 7 ...ill Tct. .1123 .r.7:i .r.S3 .4.14 .4 r.3 .441 .43U PHILADELPHIA (API Ilrook lyn ihoppcd back to sixth plac; in the National b-asuc race '1'urs.lay wllh a defi-.it at the huml.s of I'hila Mphla. lo to 4. llrlnn-s Klui-t. .1 for the 'JioiIkci-h inn) lusti'.l only Innlnga Kuy l-ivrce wori-il his Ihlnl victory In lour slarm against Hrooklyn. K. H. K. Hrooklyn 412 3 Philadelphia .. m i j Hntleries: Clrlines, Caiin-.-M and and Tuylor. HarKreaves; Pierce and Fonseca, lletillne. 1 World Series Players for, FALL AND WINTER SUITS AND OVKIiCOATS H BROS. Corner of Admits nnd l-:im Baker Eleven Defeats Haines in Ragged Game Rich Looking Coats of Extra : Value On the street or in your car it's the coat that gives that well-groomed and well-dressed appearance nnd it's the coat that gives you comfort in the1 October days to come. With a constantly growing reputation for stunning coats at most at tractive prices, this display will bring new admirers. Every garment must give you thorough satisfaction or we make it right. Start October right come see them tomorrow. . A Good Place To Trade HILL'S A Good Place To Trade N - J I! ' 1 ' It Aditorials It May Interest You To Know fhat ' In tlio United Rtnloa t).c mur der rnto is forty times what It is in Switzerland. .Jt Is harilry worth whllp to murder anyone In Sivltaerlnnd, however. its there- nro so few newspapers there. That . Flying machine explorers re port that parking places on the Great White Way to the North Pole are extremely scarce. They should visit Adams avenue on a Saturday night. KRXEST WATKIXS. Manager. v I ' SPORT NEWS GELS Tl LEADING TEAM PAOH 10 COASr LKAfiVE. Clubs v. I Pet. Ban Krnnclseo 114 03 .mi Salt Lake Ht 7S (.j, Seattle 97 t2 .54J Los Almoin n t5 5s I'orttand s 9S ,40 Oakland to 101 ,4s7 Vernon ;j Jv, Sacramento 7u 111 ,svl Billv Evans mi yr.STKHDAV S OAMI.K. Anjel. 10, San Frnncixco .' LOH ANOKI.ES (API It. H. E. Pan Kranclaeo 8 14 1; Los Angeles 10 u Batteries: l'fcffur, Crockett. Moudy and Velle. Airnew; (Tanilali, Wright, Hoot and Kandbarg. Sesttlp 4, Saeiainento 0. SKATTLK (AIM - R. H. T.. P.ieramento 0 4 2 4 11 II Haiterles: Martin and Koehler; Miller and E Baldwin. Vernon 4, Oakland 2. OAKLAND (API U. H. E. Vernon 4 IS 2 Oakland 3 14 Batteries: Johnson end Iiannltif: Whitney: Ih'ianey and Uaker. Cnc rosinonnl. Salt Ike and l'orllsnd; teams traveling. WOULD SKKIICS FACTS In all tin- yeor-i lhi blur ribbon ein-e-n- or lioM-bnll lis bivn atagnl tl.'re hate uulv heii r,m .w Ions n herein a winner one season raw eimie luek to n-K-al Hie tollow mx enintun. In 190S. th. PhlAB. ,..!.. . . the trick by beating Detroit, after ..a.,,,, mvPi.a lne am, outfit the year before. The Athlrtlra did It In tail, knocking out the Olants after trimming the Cubs the previous fall. The next team to eome through with pair of succraslre triumphs was the Red 801, defestlng the Dodgers In 1 1 . after having trip, ped the I'hlllles In the 1816 clas sic. Then came tne Giants to follow their ln victory over Ihe Tankeea lth a similar lacing a aeavn later Those four cluba. the Cubs, Ath letics, hed 801 and Glanta. staad out ss the only repeaters In world series encounters. Oililly rnougti, rrl, league has fnmlfhe.1 Imnf ,K. .. . ...,, wlln vree if Hie quaru-t bt lng eatern trams. XAT8 1IAVI: CIIANCK. This fall Washington will have a chance to get Into the repeater class, , A lictorr over I'lttsburg la the pisy-oii next month wou d nut them on an even basla with the I Cubs, Athletics, Ited Box audi Ulanta. Whether or not tho Harris en tourage can put It over remains to be seen, of course. It mny duplicate tts stellar performance of last year against the Smoky town outfit this fall. And then astln, It may not. According to past performances of pennant-winning; aggregations, the ohances are ronsilernbly against Washington coming through successfully. Kor only four teams have accomplished the feat over a stretch of Sfl seasons, making It quite a long shot from a merely statistical standpoint. But figures mean little In sporl. dom. so Washington rooters shouldn't let tho "dope" bother them 10 any appreciable extent. Ill a word. It's ort of Inli n-lliiL" -tuff f.ir. lite Mi-eullril "riiMlrv fil berts" but Hint's alHiut all. Jack Dempsey, Harry -Wills Siijn to Fight SOfTH BEND. Ind. API Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills came to terms Into Tuesday aft ernoon for a heavyweight cham pionship fight In Mlchlgun ttty. Ind.. In tho fall of :. and left immediately ror Nlles. Mich.. Just over the Indiana state line, to sign articles. Caddy Mullina, Wills' manager, signed first, followed by Wills, liempsy and Floyd Fltxslmmons. promoter of the match. The party stayed at Nlles only long enough to sign the papers and then motored to Houth li.-nd. a 4islf hour ride away. The trip to Nlles was for the purpose, of signing In a Mate which legal lies boxing, prixe fights being prohibited In Indiana. The prin cipals decided to take no chances a legal technicalities. GAMES TODAY. American League. Washington at Boston. National Iagnp. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. I Vernon nt Oakland. I Ban Kranclsco ot Los Angeles. Halt Uike at Portland. Racramento at Seattle. I I j ivaiiis in n lUlK rlize Xiing BSi--JF .. Fl T. s-Ai.4s-S &NrT. Tf r A f Iff ' -V. ' -S K S aS ASe I (lly tlif Asc,eintei! I-ss) Hiit INv-klnpaiKh, Senatm-s. Obtained by Washington in one or the his tradeo of huschall, Itofjei T. lVcUinpauKh, shortstop and as sistunt mannper, Iicanu! the nuin- spring of the HcnatorH inaehine of inner dormse and covered hlinsnll with Klory in the 1 li 4 world's Bu ries nrtr somewhat of a failure lii n BtmHar series when he was short stopping for the New York Ameri cans. Horn at Wooster, Ohio, on Feb ruary 5. lSUl, Peckinpautfh mov d to Cleveland in his early youth and bean plnyhiff ball thrp. Napoleon Lajoiu was at his z'nith then and he became young Hor.t'h hero al though then little did ho think that one day he would play b side him. Developing into a star on a high school team, I'eckinpaugh was signed by Cleveland at the age of nineteen, hut was farmed first to New Haven in the Connecticut league and then to Portland la the Pacific Cottst league. Recalled In he became a regular with Cleveland, but in the year follow ing "liajah," as lie was calied by funs almost everywhere, was trad- , ed to tho New York Americans and eaptaintd thein to an American league championship before he was obtained by Washington in VAlt. niuoc. Senators. With only seven years of actual play behind him and at the age of 24 Oswald he wis llluege, a finished third baseman hue won. indisput ably, a pivotal place In a world's championship Imieltl. Horn in Chicago on October 0, 1900, Hluege had no opportunity to play ball until he was eighteen. He was a frail youngster and the doc tors advised him ugtilnst too violent exercise, but onee he got to an ath letic field, Illticgo threw advice to the winds and went in lor toulbaii, baseball and baskethatt. He de sorted the other two for the na tional game and soon began to, shine at shortstop. , He quickly graduated Into a semi-professional team and IVoria, of the Thrce-I league signed hilu in 920. Within a yer four maior league teams were bidding for his s-rvlees, with Wn.-diinKlon success ful. Wllh the vet. ran iVckinpuugh at, short, Hluege wan transferred to third. He hnd Indifferent i.:icee?s in the first seanon there and was farmed to Minneapolis in the Amer ican association. At the end of the season he was recalled and Improv ed so rapidly that he son becainn a regular with Washington, getting Ills baptism In the world's series last year both os a third baseman! and as a shortstop when injurie forced iVcklnpuugh to Ihe bench. n.AKKIi. Ore. Tne linker hit-h scltool graatf-fMi Iters defeated the Unities high M'hoo foot hall teutii, 6 to ii, on their own field yester-. ilny afternoon in a ragged game, I loth teams were forced lo resort to punting. are relieved of a great hygienic handicap ' m this way , . THERE is now a new way iri woman's "hygiene. A way scien tific and exquisite. that ends the un certainty of old-time "sanitary pads." You wear sheer frocks and eowns Jv;ilhout a second thought, any time, anywncrc. x ou meet every uuy. every business r social demand un liandicapped. It is called "KOTEX." Eight in every 10 better-class women have adopted it. , Five times as absorbent as ordi nary cotton pads, it banishes danger, of mishaps. Deodorizes, too. And thus ends ALL fear of offending. Discards 33 easily as a piece of tissue. Mo laundry. No embarrass ment. -1 You obtain it simply by saying "KOTEX." Women thus ask for it withut hesitancy. Costs only a few cents at drug or department stores. Troves old ways a folly. K O T G X No laundry--discard like tissue r:HHtiviov nAsrn.i.i.. Thtm;t 3. St. Louis 2. DETROIT (AIM The IVtrr.it Tigers defeated the St. Louis Na tionals in a U'-lnnin;: exhibhion rnnie here Tuesday. 3 to 2. Pore: E. jt TV Rt. Louis 2 11 2 Detroit 3 s 0 llutterbs: IHekerrmn an.l Vlrk Cnrroll: CoIMr.s. Wells and V.'ood all, Stanage. mi BUY THIS HOME n-room mnlirn liouw. close 111. 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