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Page Two ThnrerfnvjOclKT 1. 1925- THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Gossard Corsets , "Fqr the Perfect Figure "A Good l'lace To, Trade" HILL'S SPORT NEWS CHID SOUAD TO PLAY ALUM kocal fans will get their first chance to see the l,u OrunUn hl?h school fool I mil sound In action Sat urday uftornoon when tho TlKrn lunula with on til muni team on tho local gridiron. The gnmu will bo culled at 2 o'clock. (.roach MacTavish nan lrsuort no lineup but expects to. iiHe two full tvjima during the content, with tho Intention of k'vIiik every promiHiiiK member or the squad a c-lianco to show what he can do. The alumni players will probably (nelude Kohert Clarity, Knwe Heard en, Owen I'rlce, (Vnll Hherwood, Dee Hmutz. Dutch Alston, Clarence Woodell, KUKene Mi-tcalf nnd aev eral others. A tiam stronff e no it eh to ive the 'l ibera un aetd hst in anticipated. MacTavish I working his pro tfgvM on the gridiron every lifter, noon of the,, uohool week, with scrimmage, signal practice,. He;, tho main bill of fare, ami in Hltto holding threo night skull practice classes each week. . . jLjyfkJLiij. ft A lxmlnvlllc H, luiltlmore 7. - IXJl'ISVILLK, Ky. AP) Driv ing, Ogden rrotn th.-mound with a cluster of hits In the- nliilh InnlnK INTEREST DEPOSITS, of thts bank rerewnt th best possible investment for most depoH ttors, offerlnff Safety, Con venience and quickly' con-T vertlblo Into cash. UNITED STATES flONAL TYPEWRITING PAPER Oup SCHOOL PAPHIt" at 60c per roam ' docs very well tor practice. And our "COLLKGI2" at 90c par reiun Ib a Rood bona. All Nolsnn'a School Cools ore baaed on Quality, and cnuhlo pttpllB to do better work. W L NELSON 1300 Adams Ave. IfO.MK-UI'V 'I'F.AMM. While H) mofUttrth U'tU, weiuly ; put unci ii- in I he major league I ha ciiriailctl hutting prnwcw to gifui exiciti, inrm in Mill plenty ur lnli'res( miai iici! o IhiOi tr.ilivltl ual and icuiii honor in tho I ionic t iiu lid ting i:i-imrtiiieii( or the piw tinie. , And while Uogera Hornnhy In the ; Nullonal laegue and Hob Meuael In j tho. Aim'Mcun have the fence-bunt- lug trophleu about captured, three clubs nit fighting It out for su premacy In the big circuits. . 'I hey are the Oiuuts and (.Veda l the old wheel and the HrowntHn ttrn Johnsonian organlr.ntion. At tula' writing the Mctiraw entry haw u Hllplit uuvuniagn and If it kecpfe up the puce should top all the oth er major clubs in clouting homers. The modern big league record Is held by the VuukecH, who In 111 21! criwht-d out 134 circuit pukes. That wus tne year llabv it nth broke forth with hla remarkable atring of b'j round-trippers. The Omnia, with but a few more guinea to piuy, beaut 111, ao are nut likely to even eiiuul the existing murk. , . - "Irish" -McuhcI a ml (iVrorge Kelly have been the big gun.s In tho home run ellorts ur tiiu McUmw coin-blnnllon. WHITE sox roonEST. . The poorest home run team has been the Chicago White Hoi. To date the Collins tribe has plied Up but litl four-suckera. Jt rates as one of the loweat totals In at-a sons. J Detroit, boasting an 'outfit ot pronwnent hitters hasn't done much better, gutting S!. Hellmann and Cobb huvi! supplied pretty close to half of thcun. .' ntiough thn Chicago oUja haveiit been going anywhere In particular all aeuson, they havu nevertheless displayud quite a bit of proweuB In bugging Homers. They've a total of 83, placing them sixth umong the iuuor leuguc clubs. Their chief circuit clouter, of course, has been "Uubby'VHurtnett, who started off with a sensational rush early in the season and who has kept paco with his spring ef lorla down through the mouths. He bus 24 homers to his credit. i llronlm, the Cubs' tot outfielder ban uIko clout well In 111115 h in g out four-MicKerN, ;.mi:s TOIAY. Amerk'ati League. Ketrolt ut Ml. I.ouis, Clevetnud ut Chicago. Washington at tloaton. National leuguc. Brooklyn at Philndiphla. I'nclflo Coa.st rpnguo. ' Vernon at Oakland. Sun Kranclsco at I,os Angeles. .Saerameuto at Health. Halt Lake 6t Portland. RAD 0 Radio reception is got Una better everv niuht. ; Now is tho time to Ret your new B-BATTEKIES AND TUBES W 1dv jutt rclvd ! larir ahlpmont of Tubfa I aod Batterlea and can aup. I ply your ncada. I Tlcphon your ordcra to MAIN 124 and wa will deliver to your lioma. La Grande Electric Go. WedneHday, thn Loulnvllle Anierl can aMHoelattou pennant winners B.'urcd itini- 1 una und won the first gai.ie of the junior world's series from the llHltluiorc. International chumptons, 8 to 7. l ull Worth Win Kerles. ATLANTA, On. (AT') The Fort Worth league champions won the Ilxle series Wednesday by defeat ing Atlanta. Huothern aHSoclatlon chnmpluiis, 1 to il, giving the Tex aua four out of seven games. SKINNY MEN THIN MEN RUN DOWN MEN NERVOUS MEN You probably know that Cod Uver (HI la tho Ki.'Ulrst fleah producer In the world. Iliruuao It conlnlna more Vila, inlnra than any food you can gut. You'll be Kiad to know that Cod l.iver Oil cornea In aug-ir coated tableta now, ao If you real ly want to p-n 10 or IS pound, of aoliri healthy fleah on your bonea and f.'el well and atronir aak lied Croaa lrng Co.. Olau Uruga. Inc.. 1. A U Iru Co. or any drtiaclat for a box of Mc Coy cod Liver Oil Compound Tableta. Only n cenia for 0 tableta and If you dnn't italn five pound! tn Jl dnvi -our druIM la auth-orln-d t hnrt you bt(.k )( monry you paid for them. It lun't anything un iaunl for a peraon to tain 10 pounda In 10 daya. "CM McCoy., the ordinal and nuln Cod J.K-er Oil Tablet " Adv. I BEES GI 01 FRISCO EI pacific coast m:ac;i:k. Cltiba Hun Franclaco Halt lk. Hoattlo. I.ob AnKclc. ... Portland Oakland .. , Vernon flacramento . W. 1.. 110 04 106 711 7 83 !l& 6 80 54 ........ 80 1H2 73 ll8 71 111 Pel. 0411 6HU .038 .477 .4311 .4113 .38!) YKHTKHIMY'H A.tIEfl." Vernon 9, Oakluuil A, OAKLAND (AP) K. H. K. Vernon fl 13 3 Oaklund USD Hultcrlmi Uarfoot und Wlillmy; Kuiu, MoKcney, Hoi-hlc-r anil Iteud, loa Aimi'liw I a, Snn I 'raiK lx o 7. LOH ANOKI.KH (AIM. It. II. H San Pranclaco 7 1 1 4 Lob Antrnkw 13 13 1 ItaftflrtpH? WIlliniMN tli-irrin fitwl Agliew; Koot, Payne und Hundberff. ; Karranionu ft, Kialllc 0. SEATTLE (API li II v Hocramento .. it it i Hcuttln : ; II 3 o uattcHea:. Huffhea and Koidiler; Haaly, Chekuluk, Iteynolda and Only. ulwaya from lla accond tina'eniun. ' bo la un expert flcidcr and u dttn Kcroua batauiun, und bu. dewdop ;d Into one of the 'beat pivot jnen of ,laacbull. ' ' . The Henutor leadey. career be Kn In Plttaton, I'u., in mu. at the alto of 18. He la a native of. Port Jervlo. N. Y. In 1U1 HuKhny Jen-, nlnaja of Detroit guve the younituter a trial at Detroit. Within a month ho went to Hcranton of the New York Htule bmitut: and tbt.'f:e to Muskegon, Mich., where 'he pluy'd third ba.tr and hat n battlny rec ord of .100. , Norfolk, Va., had him ill 19:7, but on .Miiy 34 he became, a.fiti-m-ber of the Heading club of lie In ternatlonul league. Jle iiluyed .70 gamca und lilt for ,2rilt. The fol lowing year found him with liuf falo, pluyln;? short atop and hcc ond base in 86 conteatB and- but ting for .241. In 1919 wlth.liuf fulo he becnini one of the Jnternu- j tlonal'a bent Inrlelilera and Inereua- cil inn hitting figures lo .283. It was on Aug. of thnt year that the Henntora obtained him. i In 1921 und my li Hurrhi imrllc Ipated In every game with the Ken- utorH, bitting for .289 and ,2v. In 1923 be hud an uvcrugc ui: .2U2 and ill 1924 his murk was .208. ' Nail Lake a. Portland 3. POMTLAND (AP) It. II. K. Salt Lake 0 III 3 Portland .. ; 3 11 I Hatterlea: Klnirleton. MeCube nmt Petera. Cook; .Meeker. Yarriaon and Tobln. i r- . .; BUCK r H1RRSS NOT SO'LIM WASHINGTON (AP) Stanley Haymond (Mucky) Harris, 28 years old, leads his Wushlngton Senators Into their second world's series on Oct. 7 in Pittsburg a tribute to youth and playing managers. When Bucky captured tho Amer ican leugiie flag in 1924 many close followers of tho game were of the, opinion that either tho team car ried Harris through or that ho was lucky." But when the series for tho world tltlo came, the youth watched with with one or tho game's eldest and most renowned managers, John J. McGraw of the New Tort (Slants, and youth won. Hurrls never has been a remark able player but there Is something about his leadership thut uttrncla votoran'and recruit as well and ut all times ho Is prepared to receive, and consider tho ndvlco of. those who comprise the backbone of his ,olub JoJiDttOJi. rwkinjmuKh, J1 and Goslln. Wushlngton, however, tuay expect a well turned, afternoon the sonson. having been open sinco April 1. Gi orge it. Trembluy, insn ager, says that the hotel hus ex perienced a very aucceHsrul season, having rntertubied thousands of visiting delegates to the many Portlund conventions and a large number of visitors, as well as local people who have made the Mount Hood loop trip, besides banquets, conventions and dancing partita. Several Improvements have been planned for the 1D2C season, which will open In April, among these be ing a awlmnitng pool and a golf course and additions of flowers, planfH and shrubbery. ' . PHILLIES BUMP DODGERSU IIAILWAY Vt'OHK LAl ill.l) : HOTKL AT ookck tsi:s , HOOD TilVKK, Ore. The Co lilmliitt Clorn-e hotel will eltiw'-for KVOKNl;, Ore. Tho Eugeno chamber of commerce In a act of resolution, commended the South ern Pacific, company for Its efforts In opening up new territory In south central Oregon, in providing transportation to' that portion of the Htiite ami in providing u new line to the cuhL but did not go on record favoring the exclusion of the northern lines -ua bad been looked for. Tills was the annual meeting of the chamber and officers were elected liB follows: A. A. Hogers, cashler'of the l-'lrst National bank, president; J. II. Koke. printed and Htutlouer, vice president: liavid Auld of tho I'nltcd KlutcB National brink, treasurer. AMERICAN I. Cluba Washington ' , Philadelphia .. Ht. Louis Detroit .. . Chieugo ; Cleveland New York Boston ..'...... .. P.A(, W. ...97 ...87 ...81 ,..7 ...70 ...7tl :..CS ...44 l'i:. 62 113 09 72 76 .81 84 100 Pet. .66! .680 .640 .533 .603 .444 .447 .293 KATIOXAL LEACi lK. Clubs . w. Iy. I'ct. Pittsburg .1 94 67 . .023 New York 80 04 .673 Cincinnati .. 79 73 ,623 st. Louis 76 75 .600 Hostan 4 .....C9 83 .464 Hrooklyn 68 83 .461) Chicago I. 07 84 .444 Philadelphia - ..' CQ 85 .483 PHILADELPHIA (AP) The PhlllleB made it two struight over Hrooklyn by winning Wednesday. 0 to 4. Kami's double In the seventh with the bases filled decided the gunie In the Phillies' favor. Hob McOraw twirled for the Hoblns whilw Wllloughby' find ' Mitchell were on tho mound Tor Philadel phia, the. latter relieving Wlllough by after the seventh. II. H. K. Hrooklyn ' 4 It 1 Philadelphia .. 0 8 2 Hatterlea: .McOraw and Debcrry: Wllloughby, C. Mitchell and Wilson. AMERICAN LF.AGCE GAMES. ' lioston S. Wasli'ngton 4. ! HZOSTON (AP) Washington iiaed a makiahlft team against Hob- ! ton In the first game of the final aeries of the year Wednesday, the Ited Sox pulling out one run ahead, ' 6 to 4. At the close of the gome ; only one Washington regulur. Hiec, In center field, was In the lineup. Pt-ckinpuugh took charge of the ! champions us Manager Harris stay- ed behind in Wushlngton. It. 11. K. : Washington r 4 10 2 : HOHton 6 11 3 i This is the 44th birthday of : , the baking: powder that has made, the birthday cakes, in Western homes where fine baking is a tradition. We'll tMv43fr.,VJ Cilte if .m. kL- With Srhillm.. n.t..n. Powder and it does not please you . merely tell tmir tymrmr 'LI. M! pay you t2 instantly, sua wimout CfUCS' on. mis otter holds good any time y year y mi uui. ft creanr B Ut f taking chilhmf- -'ksi Ptartar I - V, - iv , . . t .'i ,'v yf VfAV'.'V'- tch this paper TU C. HAMILTON MOTOR CO Holmes Wdff., La Grande Buy at the well-lighted stores A MERCHANT whose windows and store are well lighted can 6ell more goods and sell them luster That means he can give you better values, Thli tip may ave you nancy. And it may make money for the merchint who will uttocoroparo hia litihcing with the proper tore ttuitiard. No chufKO autie for the tcit. H. & S. Electric II 'BETm LIGHTING . B TS AND - ".' ! iJIRCOATS i AS BROS: Comer 'Adams And Elm 'if yOu h11 com on every toe, put on hi tight shoes some diiinp ibyl '" a0 doing the CharloFtor : FEDERAL INCOME TAX SERVICES and CLAIMS Audits Systems Investigations Efficient Service reasonable Rates Accountant Tm Counselor . La Grande Xnt'l Hank Illdg. Phone Main 2"iO Offices: La prando ' -' Pendleton , Walla Walla 5-roololcrn hoii.se. close Price $2200. . 7-roirlO(lern Iiouso, V larpt, North Sitld. Pril-TiO; temis. 20e farm '.Stirville. a giU f 000. near I bar-' .WIS & BLACK , EAIjTORS ' 'i Vclcj Bldg. Imco - Loans What's Credit Stahaig At The Ban The credit rating yOU are given your bank er ia a very important mattert ,0 have a good credit standing, it's one of ; mo.st val uable assets. i -f ( ' . ' , f , How have you impressed yoimnker with your ability to accumulate restiij ai1( p;ly off your obligations? A; t $ i . ",- No greater credit asset efan f than an ' investment of swings regular, lhc Grande Building & Loan. - You-i'v as lit tie as $5 a month on a contract that accunui'ale $1000.00 for you in l.M months.,,,,, siivings eam 7 per cent, compounded senxnilily. ansi Think What -It 7 Interest Guateed The contract terms are exceHiy lilx-ral no peniUty for missed payments. , thc earn ings are backed by tenof La ;Vs leadin" business and professional men. ,v .ue se" cured by first mortgages on Unia")U1,'ty real estate valued at more than twice , ,.mullr,t of loans given. j La Grande Building) Loan Association FLOYD McKKNNON. Sslts, La Grande National BantRr