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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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The Newest in Fall Millinery
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"A Rood l'laoe To Traile"
SPORT
I'Aciric coast i.i:a;i k.
FRISCO IIS i
PITGHING DUELi
Clubs W. I.. Pat.
Run Kralicisno 117 tili .1144
H:llt IJlku 1117 7J .6&
Kenttlo JS M .639
l.os Angeles 1 it .r.3
l-orlland (i 00 .4H9
(Mkluiifl 83 102 .4ii
Vernon 7.1 1 III .3!l
Kneramenlo '. 3 112 .31)1
VKSTKBDAV'S OAMKS.
Salt Ijikc II!, I'urtlnml 0.
PORTLAND (Al') U. H. K.
Bull I-ako 13 16 1
l'ortland a H !
y llutterlea: Kallio, MeCnbo and
J'elcrs; Kuclmc., Ortuiitit und Tohln.
- Seattle 0, Knrriimento it.
' HKATTLK (Al') ft. II. K.
ttacrnmento H ti 'i
Scuttle Oil 0
llattcrles: Kcullng und M, Hhea;.
J'ussell and K. llaldwlu.
San rrniK'isco 1 Ias Angeles 0,
. LOfl ANUKLES (Al) It. H. K.
Run I'YanrlHco ..... 13 ti
i.oH AnffoiVH 0 a 0
Halterkn: McWtni y und 'W'.
Olaancr und SumlhTtf.
Oakland 8. Venion .1.
OAKLAND (Al) ' It. H. K.
Virnon .. - 3 8 2
Oiiklund 8 10 0
; liatlerlea: 1'illutto and Whitney
Foster and Head. , ,
BOSTON DEFEATS
SENATORS AGAIN? I
.rrn in a m nirnn
VyJllAUS DMI ULiIa.of the urealeat hitters In the irame.
, AMl.HICAN I.KAfil K,
fnlis W. I..
WuslitnKtun 4 !7 64
Philuilnlphla 03
Ht. Loulu k2 OS
Di'trolt .. 7 a 73
Pet.
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I'hlriiito -. .tu,...., ... 7.
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New York ;;.
Ilufiton 46
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NATIONAL I.KACn n,
Clubs W. U v Pet.
Pittsburg : 94 &7 .U23
New York 86 C4 .673
Cincinnati T 72 ,523
St. Louis 70 75 .r.oj
lloston 69 i3 .454
Hiooklyn OS t4 .447
Chicago 07 85 .441 j
Philadelphia 06 $ .437
I108TON (AP) Boston made lt I-OM of "I"""1- noor underpin
three In u row over the Irregulur I nin'- ,vl11 ,aU8'' thc retirement of
world's champion Washington clnh 1 '1'1' Speaker, even - though
I'rlduy. The score favored the Hi d "" V uou" a 3r' or ll'",,r ,)Ul-
t ax, II to T with P.hmke coustlng
along under a big leud from the
sturt. The work of Stewart was
the Mingle redeeming feature, pro
duced by the Senators, Al Sc. hue lit,
club comedian, had Umporury
ciuiirgt or the viuitom on the field,
ttooro: H. H. K.
Wuahlngton .. )it i
HoBion 11 10 2
- Hatterlea: Kolly, l-y!e and Tate;
Khmko and lilschoff.
Pbllndelphla 10, New York 0.
PHII.AHKLPHU (AP) Phlla
ilelphla defeated New York hero
" in ta n. Jimmy Dykes
Treated what Is iiellevml to he a
. .jm icuttue record when ho made
five hilM otf five pitched halls in
five time ut but. Jiykei also hit
u triple und a home run, thy lut
ter with two men on. Four of his
Mrs were mado off Rraxton and
one off Pennock. Haumgurtner
held the Yankees to sK scattered
hits. Score: It. H. K.
New York 0 4 n
Philadelphia ia m u
Hatterlea: Praxton. Pennock and
Hengough; llaumgartner and Per
kins. NATIONAL I.KAfil'I-: (.AMI S.
St. Imli Wins.
CHICAGO AP St. Louis
bunched litis off Alexander nnd
Cooper Friday and defeated Chi
cago. 4 to 3. In the first irame of
th final Herbs of the year. Two
of the blows off Alexander were
home runs by Itiudi a an. I Tproeer,
the lutter's coming with a man on
base. Stewart lt the locals down
with four hits, three of which
were bunched in the fourth Inning
behind two walks und a hit bats
man, which gave the Cubs their
runs. Score: It. H. K.
St. Louis ' 4 11 1
Chicago . 3 4 0
llutter.es: Stuart und Vlck; Al
oxander, Cooper and Jiartnett.
Game Postponed.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati, post
poned; ruin.
Ixmg Cm Man Kill Himself,
HOOD HIVKK. Ore. Sidney
Fl.uw. C$. of Long Creek, who lth
bis wife utts engaged s an apple
?'"ker h'Te. ConililMted suicide t
the Odelt orchard home of W. L
fplerbon. Conscious when found.
Mr. Shaw admitted to Mr. Spier boo
lie had taken poison.
NEWS
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PASKIf3 KTAIIS.
It In u iltsifmi Ui to iMM'ball
whin an outstiiiutlnic Kiar mivms
. ri-oui tlt ifiimc. .
I It Jw nil, rvt-u i'a,,p lh" ' I')'
1 1 ( 'ic in or v.hk-h ilu sin i- aflili-ti' in
a inrmlHT.
ColGrftii pluyera do much to
popuhirlKO tho sport. Moat stura
aro or that 4ypo. They huvo cer
tain fUiiHti(H that endear th'ii to
' th1 public . v-
I Ty ,'obb won tils spurn hiioau&e
or his nll-nround uhlllty plus JiIh
Mory lit y to. V
Wallor Juluinon flmt von fanip
ln'raiiBi of hi 8 torrlflo sptied.
Trlw f?iic:iU r iH'camo a national
Idol hernufio of liia marked uhlllty
in all depitrtnioiitu but purtlrulurly
ItccaiiHc, of liia uticuimy field lnif.
ft;il)i Huth bi-ruuHn hi can lilt (hem
farther than any liutrutn helm:.
Tlie iara run nut go on forever, j
.There coineH u time when nuture
rutin ft halt. It In well If the star
tiivt eirr to th warninR and re
tlren befont it 1h too late.
Tin -it is nothing more t runic In
l).wii'laH than not knowing when In
milt. Tin slipping htar Ik a pntheiic
Nxurr.
TRIO OF IDOLS.
Tho' American IraKUc will short
ly loso three ot lis grrutrst lar.
Ty Cobb. Tris Speaker and Wnlter
Johnson. ..
Colib nnd Sneaker are still two
despite their- long; years of service.
1 really believe t'obb und Speaker,
If they ki'pf In touch with the mime
would b itood hitlers at 611 years
of aff
Then two great outfielders are
nuturul hltto. In uddltlon they
- Hro master struteBlsts. When they
401;step to the pinto the p4MHH"lm a
44 battle ol wits us well as physical
iitvi prowess on his hunds.
t;obb ana ripeuaer seen 10 svi uie
pltchur In the hole. Once they ac
complish their object they nevur
fall to try tu take udvuntugc by hit-tin-;
the pr'pp'e. .
An ;t i utiur uf fart, both will
t&K i- i; Ike or t;o In hopes of
giM iih- the Jll they lll.e lo hit.
It Is In the legs Cobb and Hpenk
er aro slowing up. Kventually this
weekness will force them out of uc
tlvo competition.
ting eye.
It will ho a lomf I line btfore
either major leatrtie plclm up 1111x1'
stars like Cobb, SM nker and Jidin
win, 'lliey am tin dot'liud. eicop
tioiis. Six Cleveland men who tviaed
glaasus aud said. "Here's looking
al you." never will look again.
Ho, hum'. The nice thing about
living in a small town l you are
hi Htihle to hti not of work.
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Tills rtchiUe. photo shown 'P.nvky" HarrU. brilltant reond himun and manatrr f tln
Mavl.tigrton StvMtorx, r-rt-lng Htr Injury that may kcrp him out of the wHcl crh-. It hap
prueci in m ganir with CtVicJuid wlwn llarrts Irlnt to eiblo hotitr psx C.knn Mvatt. ClreUm!
oatciwr. T1m ptrlarv VMntn how Myatc'a eptkes onw dentil on tlarriv hand, palnrxilly Ucrrt
Ing It. Hexhlsp, (IrxrUml thtnl bavtnan, Li shown bktng up tho pUy. .
Mickey Lands
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LvmmaMw . i jim si riin TDin
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I ' - w..iiiinn w; iWuMmfM4&&:
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-.Mnny of AValker'K most rffii'tltn blow In tlw ri.vlit In ulilfli
lie I'otnlnod the world's tv-lirrM'i?ht ui( against Dnvo Slimlc
At tlK- VrtnkiH' Hlnilhim, New York, wirv Inntled cm tin spino.
It , st't'ini'il upimivtit Itiut Walker ihiuUI not pcneti-ato Khmlr'M
tlcfoiiHht' (lourli and tlutt Ids blowK to tho si!im wrro uiili the
pui'M)' of .straluliti'iilntr the rtmllt'iiKer to nn 'orthodox fiKhttiiK
poMlllv. .
VANDALS M
OPENING M
.MOSCOW, fdu. (Sperlal.) Tim
rnivt-rtiity of Ilubo ran Into u
tit rung olfenrnvo with their woak
defriiHt aKUlnst biK'kH and the for-
wurd pasB und enierncd 10 to H
victors over the t'uliege of Idaho
eleven h're Krldny. Harry Ueget,
mhl;et iiuarter, Hhowcd up well.
XAMPA lllfill WINS.
nOISi:, Ida. (Special.) Inter
scholasitc football gameH yesterday
resulted as follows:
Nampa 10, Wilder n.
Caldwell 7. Weiuer Instllute u.
Parma 1 Q. Knunctt .
Welser 0, Cambridge 0.
CAMKH TOPAT.
AmvrlcaD Imjuv.
netrolt at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Moston.
Phlludi'lphla at New York.
National Iooruc.
Host on at Hrooklyn.
New York ut ibUvd'-iuWu..,.
Pittsburg ut Cincinnati.
St. Louis ut Chicago.
Pacific Const Icaue.
Vernon at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Salt I-uke at Portland.
Sacramento at Seattle.
Louisville Defeats
Baltimore Internationals
LOVISVILLK. Ky. (AP) Hits
at opportune times for Louisville
mingled with bases on balls ut in
opportune times for Thomus gave
Louisville the second of the Junior
world's aeries hen Friday, S to,!.
Tho Association champions thus
became two up on the Hultimore
Internationals In their uuest for the
minor league supremacy.
Hcore; R- H. K.
Raliimore I 0
Louisville 9 8 2
Battorles: Thomas and McKec;
De Berry and Meycjr,
They Jailed 600 more Chinese
In New York. Looks like u hurd
'winter for the Sing Sing rats.
"Bucky" Harris Hurt, May Miss World Scries
on the Spine
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FOOTBALL
- Yesterday's Itosiilts. ' '
Fremont, Neb. MUllnrul collegn
0, Wayne rolliKo 7- -
York, N. b. Tabor KO, York ool-
lett 0.
UtM Itork Little Hock colleen
1 :t:i. Alountuin Home n,
Hluiwr.ee, Okla. Oklahoinn liap
tlat unlverHlty IIS, Murruy , Ak-Kb-s
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iius.selvillo Arkanaas Tech 1 7.
Phillips 0. .
Spartunburff. K. i Wofford SI,
Piedmont 0.
FreHno Occidental college $3,
Freano Htate coIIokc in.
Walla Walla Whitman Sfi, Che
ney Normal (I.
Moscow I'niverslty of Idaho 16,
Collect.' of Idaho 14.
ALUMNI ELEVEN
MEETS TIGERS ON
LOCAL GRIDIRON
As The Observer Is going to pres
this afternoon the alumni and high
school football tennis are opening
the 1 925 grid season us far us La
Grnnde Is concerned.
Qutto'a crowd of funs wore path-
ered ut the athletic field just be-
I fore the opening of the gained
"rVhtch premises w1w hard fought
with the outcome In either team s
favor, according to dopestcrs.
Sweden's Auto Imports Mount
STOCKHOLM ( AP) The num
ber of automobiles in Sweden, gov
ernment statist ics, Increased from
.s&ofi, or one for each 705 Inhab
itants in miy. to.:..2". or one
for each U5 inhabitants at the end
of 1 y::4. Tho cars tire mostly
American made.
The government's income from
motor business last year included
$1,432,314 tuxes on automobiles;
$774,043 on tires und $l,:M7,04i on
ga.soline.
si:akti roit man fitile
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. All
hope of finding Martin Owensbv
nllvu has been abandoned by
posses searching Ilucklebervy
mountain for more than two
weeks for the missing Merrill,
Ore., farmer.
Owenaby dropped from sight
three weeks ago while In that
densely wood country, although
his horse and ifle were found
a few days later. Heavy snow In
that district made further search
Impossible.
lynirn nnvp
IMGI.SH, Ore. Spociul)Tif
ford Conrad, thirteen year old
Mtudi'Ut oi' tlit lmbler School,
tool; hlKhcKt hoiiorK us u club me
mber in Union County. This enti
tles htm to a trip to Sult m. This ig
the Becond time that Clifford iaj
won htKhust monoru. the first
time whtn h: wan nine ye-irs old.
He was then sent to Corvullt-s for
two weeka and given ecial
IralnJiiR in club work. J.JMo i.nl
better came off with uecond lion
ors ami sine- Clitford In not able
to ir,o to Sab m this year, he Irns
KWt n this privlk'Kt- to. Lyle, wIhj
made, the trip.
The work of the lmbler Parent
Tuachers -t AHsoclatlou 1m already
well under way anil a Kood year
ia nntfclpuhtd und' r the leader
ship of Mrs. C. W. ('leaver, presi
dent, miring the ni'-ctiiiK ield
lust Friday evening ui the lmbler
High school. Principal l;alph Mor-
Kan spoke on the honor wyxtem
which he Is nsin . In the' .'school
this yi'jr. lie btatiul that thiB ay
stem develops responsibility on
thc; part of the child. The teachers
were Introduced to tho.se present
after which n sociul evening wa-s
.spent und refreshments iered.
The foothall Kame. between ihe
tocalHigh und Wallowa School
liLSt Friduy aftrpoon ut the llinh
.Seliool grounds proved to be a
scoreless game. Tills was consid
ered as a victory for the local
team Binee Coach M linger had
with. a few exceptions, an inexper
ienced team. Good work was done
by Marshall nnd H'pilres and Jack
McFall, a new man. did excellent
work as left guard.
Plana were made this week for
the annual Fre.sbniinn frolic. This
rrolic is given the first of' every
year by the .sophomores to wel
come the freshman to the school.
Strange to say. the freshmen do
not seem to enjoy this frolic un
til 3 hey become sophomores.
;ir!s Win Pria-s
Two of the lmbler girls of the
Sewing- Class took honor at the.
.Igln Fair. Iitha Watson
reiving the blue ribbon on eighth
grade sewing und Veda Slack
coining off with second honors.
The stock judging team of the
I mliler High School, with Princi
pal Morgan In charge went to
the Knterprise Fair, Tuesday. The
team is composed of Krnesl Pugh.
Harold Oliver, Virgil und Walter
Phillips, In the stock judging
contest, the lmbler Tcijju came
away with first honors.
Several birthdays have been
celebrated lately in lmbler. T. M.
Kuckman was seventy-four years
young o nthe ISth. Mr. and Mrs.
Uuekmnn aro young und happy
and an excellent example of what
good living and u happy dlsposi-
tion will do to make folks live to
be ono-hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Golding re
turned Friday morning from the
Odd Fellows convention which
was held at Portland.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Sutton and
children of Walla Walla visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. Kuckman this week.
Kdna Mello Myers left Friday
for Monmouth to attend the Nor
mal, whilo Chnrbs left the same
day tor L01 Angeles to btudy at
the National Automobile School.
Mrs. Claude Hale and Huth
Wagoner of Summervllle spent
Sunday in lmbler.
Prayer Meeting Held
The regular weekly prayer
meeting was hold lust Wednesday
evening ut the lmbler church.
Mr. Ord of Elgin had charge of
t he meeting, his subject being
"The Lost Christ." Mrs. !nry
McMul lough has charge of the
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Ia Ciranilc. Ore., Oct. 2, '23.
Claud C. Pnut I.br. Co. M
Hear Sir. U
We, tlie undersigned! jmures of
ymir art and slogan rontesl, wish m
to reMrt tliat (Imv picture Jut In S
from .North Pcnuler in thc lntter J
picture In that It how the x- H
pctnlllini's of much effort and Q
eare to get the tenm ami 111.111 so g
well bnmght out. and the slogan m
I to l lie iHiint and now we wi-h S
to comment on the cartoonist '
wlto has offereil the man of tlie tm
big feet and brill in nl lie an Iiav
tug clone ery etialletit work from
nn artiMtc stnudMiiit. Tin of-; m
fering of Dollars mih! them h
UHsembletl quite a territory In 1 5?
stiutll placo and lis.' not left It H
plain as lo wlto the men are. orfQ
Ihv tlMy are, or who has sarv(cl.f
tliem money. i bjh
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1,1 Aliuiitrv
A. S. McVAVKK.
a. j. bach wr. lea
P. S. Tle nlnnrr ts lMlys'H
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Claude C. Pratt S
Lumber Co. S
Thf. ronr Mu 9 FriMMl- tl
Op no. FOnmlrr. lhon M-lid i
Golf Winner
Presenting .Miss Ada MacKcnzfe of
Toronto, winner of the Canadian
women's open golf championship.
She A' Tea ted Mrs. A lex a Stirling
Frusert in the Unals. Miss Mac
JCenzle Is nlso holder of several Do
minion and provincial titles.
music and an interesting and in
Mructivn meeting was held
Mrs. Amos Miller of Hummer
ville returned this week from a
two month's visit with her dau
ghter at Sand point, Idaho.
The young folks are graduolty
leavtng lmbler to attend school
elsewhere. Miss Ja Nita O-.ukill
hus resumofl her studies ut Kugene.
Albs Oim Hudson left for Normal
and Birdie McCoy will also be ut
Monmouth this year,
Ray Keown is attending school
ot. Lu Grande this winter. The
school will- miss Hay for he was
un active member of the Junior
class last year and a member of
JlesiK! Xo. IS, From: .
or.r.cox thaii, fox karji,.
II. V. Smith, IVop., i
JA UrniHlt. Ore. . J
-Asents? Yes, every week from
one to four selling agencies jrlsit
our valley trying to sell breeding
stock. They aro all high powered
salesmen, but if you know what
I do reirarding the line of tricks
and stock they deliver, you would
turn your bock to them. You
save the 25 nnd 60 per cent com
mission by purchasing your hr. ed-ei-s
here. liesides yo"j save the
rlsk. Ret better grade stork; also
reliable information.
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LA GRANDE CONCRETE
Island City, Oregon.
itiiiiaiBiBiBiiiiiiiiiaiiEB!ssHSEBE53I2Biasnii1
the famous baseball team.
Thi fourth annual Apple Jack
Gulch, will be held lu lmbler1 on
the IMh und lUth of October.
There will be dancing, sume and
n.'-iny good thingK . The -proc:efds
will be ued for the benerit of
the American Legion Post Fund.
lmbler is looking forward to the
opening of the hall for picture
shows. William Wigguns has tuken
over the hall und will give to thc
valley un excellent line of pic
tured.. Hn bus been In this bus
iness before and understand
pictures und will give only thu
best. The opening date will lie
announced tutor.
Young men ihould keep In mind
that there is u consiunt call lor big
men to fill big join.' There will be
room ut the top for many years
yet.
NEW LAMP BURNS
91 AIR
- Beats Electric or Gas
A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, while
light, even better than gas nr
electricity,, has been tested by the
I. S. Government ami 'Ah leading
universities and foind to be su
perior to -Ml ordinary oil lamps.
II b irns without .odor, smoke or
noise no pumping up; is simple,
ohan. wife. Hums 'M'fi air un 1
()9f common kei o.sene (coal oil).
The inventor, V. M. Johnson.
161 North I'nlon Ave.. Portland,
Ore., is offering to send a lamp
on 1 V days' FUKt; trial to the
first user in each locality who
will help hint introduce It. Write
him today for full parricitlarH.
Also ask him to explain ffow you
co n get t he agency, a n d w It ho ut
experience. . or money make $ jr'.
to $5011.00 per month. Adv.
See Us For
Timothy tJny
Airtilfn liny
Itolloil Hurl, y
ltolli'd Oal.s
Wheat
Poultry tftipplios
l-alf Mf.-il
Ktc.
La Grande
Warehouse
& Storage
Company
Game
Reg. Duck
Heavy Duck ..
Economy
When a better shell
is made, Remington
will make it.
Loads
Oregon Hardware & Imp Co.;
Water
Irrigation
Products
SEPTIC TANKS
BUILDING BLOCKS
SAND
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Profitably Clothes for
; You to Wear
There's a very defi
nite profit in the service
that
fill!
will give.
Fabrics and Taltoring sure
to please . men who know
that good clothes aro cheap
est in the end. -
The new FASHION PA UK '
Suits are being shown at
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7-rooni modern house, f
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