La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 29, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti V- Pace Twd LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thursday, April 29, 1926. t 'it Viz 5r Dunn Stylish Shoes , For Women of Good Twita. " TRey wear longer look better I UTT T CS ,"A Good XlllJU S3 Place To Trade" Pittsburg Outslugs i Chicago Nationals mom ne ws r f mmm g' i 00 1 TT IS SELECTED rluha loama rrproaflntil iilwuyn liy thn thrwo ItlKht'Mt for I tin iluy lurlnir thn tournainant In t-nrh ram roinpoM tlio qulnlrt that will shoot at Portland ?y m, in cow uny of (h fivn arc unultlo to nl ttnil, their plarfM may hn flllf-d hy th nxt hlKh mn. It la planned 10 run thn rimiia In connerllon wllli thr rirular monthly about of th Portland Gun .J.i 11. Kmllli, (.'. . E. Klnirnloy, lCUUi Tho ahooi-off will ho on fhtiill Miirlti-y. Alvln Hrnnfil- and mo tarcvta at 1 yanlH. . TIiitk V. II. Hohncnkiiinp qualified In ,,Im will be a &O.Iuik"I liandlcup lhi (uv.li r nnmild to represent Dm ..nvniit which Die out.of-lnwn nun. wiiib, i iii jinn jriei itooi cum in nrnl may enter. ," . I he ylinot-orV wrrti nine 6thi-r clul.ii ; if Grande plare hlKlicut In that riiiiHln d nigh In, 111" Oregon- t,n ,nhogl-off. Ih cluli will re lan'n lelea-rauhlr trapahootlns; lonlve the first . g on th Oregon. touriinm- nl. Tho flilala " will be. ian'. ' grand , challenge trophy, held. Sunday. May. 18, ibvar the i,.mi,era of thn.flral ond aeeonil KverdliiK rnrk Irapa, of tho Port-. tuml , U recnlvo Individual liind.aun.'oliih, nt Portland, Hit prlpf an. there aim will be u officials of the tournament hava. rMn pUra to bo divided belween (innounred. . the firm three trama, the touniu- Vive-man tcuma will ho preaent .men! dlrecujni announce. ' ',' from the following rivala of I .a Award of the gold medal which ' Ornndo: Wnshlnirlon County - nod goea to the high Individual aver l uml.Gun club, or Hlllsboro, wlilch age In the telegraphic tournament won the regular tournament with- will be made aa aoon aa club aeo. '; our o d'efonl: C.'oqullle Hod and , retarlea have aent In a complete i ana club: Lane County Upon, average for the seaaon. Tho race y nun's UHsoclation ,or Kugene; . Kn appears cloae. and may end In a terprlfln Hod and Oun club: Wn!-" tief 'obaervea the Oregonlan trap ji Iowa Hod and Oun club; Portland shoot editor. ' '( im club. Balcm Hod - and Oun . club: lh.ppnrr Oun club and lo- ' ' ' ' 1 J iior Itod ond Oun club: .. ' i ' Tho tt-cms have been autom&tlc- nliy selected aa the qualifying bounds progrcaaed. The flva men. .- placed most often on their riiii, y, u pot. N w VorH 4 . Cincinnati . 7 5 Mli Kt, IXHlix ...i. ,1. H O .571 i Philadelphia. ... ; 7 7 . .600 I Krooklyn 7 7 .600 Ichloutro .. 7 .482 PIIImImiIk .. II 9 .400 llontnn .. .: 3 8 '.27 a.mi:uk'a. i,KAf;t i: rinlin W, J Pet. New York j';...?10 8 ,78 Cleveland 3 .769 Chlcniio :. 6 .inn WunhlllKtnn ., 9 6 .11"" I let roil "... 6 8 .3r, HoHtou 6 9 .857 Philadelphia .. .............. 4 10 .21111 SI. I.nul 4 1 1 .2117 They're Together Now. national i,i:a;i i; New Vork 6. .Philadelphia lirooklyn 6, Hoatoit. 4. CINflN'NATt AP) : II. II. K. HI. LoulH 6 9 0 Clneliinull '. 8 12 0 naileries Keen and O'Knrrcll; Itixey, Muy and HarKrave. CHICAGO (AP) PittHlMIIX ChlruKO .. latteries AldrldK II. II. 4 113 and Hmllh: Kuufiiinnii, fittborntt and llartneit. .. ami:iiican i.ioAta i: Phlludolplila 0. New York 3. lionton 2, WnHhiiiKloii 5. i , i.e.e are wiirwn KobinHon tleft) and Joe MKilnnlty, president map3-r id coach, respectively of the Brooklyn ldBera. Years aso they " o nig tent, Koblnson catchim; fur the Dalilmoro Orioles and w.nnUy hurling fur the New York nanus. M.dliniliy was known aa Iron Mail '. Joe due to his uhlllly to pitch doubla-hcadera. Reavers Fail to Find I Offerings of Williams iti:inii: iioppi: wins 'ACII'K! COAKT l,-.Af;l'K Billy Evans Says: Clubs I,os Angeles . Racrarnento .. .I1RTROIT (AP) II. II. K. Chicago ,.. 9 13 0 Ketrolt & 7 3! Oakland ... 'Iluitcrlcs Thomas, rcdwards and :Heuttln .. . Crouse, Hchalk; Ilarfoot, Colllus .mishIoiim .. and Uassler. Hollywood . " I Portland .. 8T. JX)L'I8 (AP) H. II. K. san Krnnclsco Cloveland 7 10 3 Kt.-I.oulj .. 3 r. 6 Uallerlcs I'hle and 1 Kewell; Jonnard, Wingnrd, Ballon and Schanif. ' 1 a ' NEW STANAnns ' Deaplte the fact that the major league season hasn't aa yet really gotten well under way, inanuirern and players are of the opinion that soma new standards of baaeball' wilt be popular this year. Better pitching, lower score games, placing; morn Importance on the .value of one run and a re turn to old-time strategy, now nl-. most obsolete, ore some of the thoughts. ' . - The' opinion Is general that the ball Is not nearly so lively. If so. It will, of' course, mako for more pitcher's battles.' In the middle of lost season thn Webfooters Will Play Huskies 2-Game Series WRnFOOATKItS Bports ,. ".. '.. BUaKNK. Orb., Apr. 29. (AP) Conch Billy Itelnhurt and ils 1.1 knights of the diamond left curly this morning for Seattle, -where the University of Oregon baseball team will tangle with the University of Washington nine .. tomorrow and Haturduy. ; The Oregon, lineup ror Hie open. Ing gamo will consist of ell her Hill linker or Hill Ashhy on the mound, with Jack liilKs receiving; Atlnlph, l'lrt; KtiJin, seaond, lluhson, thlnl; Kimlnkl or West, 1ioi tslop; Joiiim, left field; Hiilnhurl, center fielil, and Kdwurds, right field. . W. U Pot. ..U 8 .f.79 I I 9 .Mil 10 9 ,r.2 12 11 . .122 .10 10 .Sill) in io .r,oo in II ' nr. v 13 SANT PIIANCIHCO, Apr. 29. (AP) Freddie llnppe, Sun 1'Yancl.sco ; weltervelght, won over l'rankie Brown. San l-Vanciwo, by a tech nical knockout in the seventh round of a scheduled leu. round main bout at National Hall hern last lllullt. DERN SUCCUMBS TO MAT TACTICS J OF WYOMING MAN .'POnTlaA.vn. Or?., Apr. 2B. (AP) . Clarence Kklund, havywelffht wn-Mtlr front Uiiffalo, Wyo.. took ono ,fall and a declnlon from Iru Dcrn. Hull ljLko City, expoqent of the ulrplane spin. In a two-hour -wroMllnic match here lant nltfht 1 'I'hr fall came In one hour, 46 mln utes and &9 tsecomlu. THIN MEN SKINNY MEN RUN DOWN MEN NERVOUS MEN Youro boh in I tho tlmoi If you Oon't know Hint Cod i.ivcr Oil lu the KroniPHt fl(Hh producer In the worM. HcrauHn It contains: more vttal ixltiK vltamliicH tlian any food you can (ret. You'll he wind to know that Tod Uvr-r OH coiiich In hukup coated tiiDh lM now, no If you really want to put Id or 13 pounds of solt-1, healthy flt-sh on your bones and reel well and slron? ask lU'd ("roHS Driur tore, (JIuhh lrugn. or uny drtiRTK-lHt . for a box of Mc Coy's foil ' Uvor Oil Compound Tablets. ' ' . . - Only fift cents-for CO tablets, and If you don't Main fivo pounds In 30 .tlays your driiwriKt Is author iy.ed to hand you back the money you paid for them.- Adv. ' '. r ml Mm It If Fit M m M It lit nuumiiumuu) 70J Om&itatlyij Travel ky Motor Stage Bafely . OosnfortaaJy. . MOTOB TKA.V'SIT COilVASX. Tho Grey Staax PASSENOER And KXI'KEHS REItVICE Conio lo our Wage Drpot at 1114 Jffferaon Ave, All Modern ami Meatod Ntagoa. LEAVE I-A GRANDE TO I Joseph DaUy, t A, M. and 4 P. l. Pendleton, 11 A. M. and 4 P. M. ' ' (Connects lo Walla Walla and Portland) t w I mo sBasVsfiEKBfiSI AMt si:i AT IHSIIOP i NEW ,-YOISK Mrs. O. JI. P. i .400 Itelmont Is much amused over j : Itlsliop Manning mid his attitude Nan Pranrkco 4. Portland 0. toward uivorce.i people, especially BAN li-UANCIHCO (AP) It. II. Portland .. Han Francisco liattcrlrs Mnngum. Williams and Vargas. 0 6 I 4 1.1 0 and Tobin; Siwlng (irhl Prat'lkt' Ends KIIOKNK', Ore., Apr. 2!l. (AP) ball was slowed down a bit through i spring football practice nl the .I'nl u change In making of the hull as, verslly of Oresoji. euino to uu end I relating to tho cork and rubber yci I center. , , ; '' The pitching was much Improved the last two months of the ia6 campaign. ' 1 On the whole, excellent pitching has featured the early games of thn 12 race, despite very bad wenlh. er.v ' - "... ' - ' ' The baiters explain this by Insist ing that the new balls of l2ii vin tage are even alower than those linejl during .Die cloning months or last season.' ' . ' an4 fSceihe .CANADIAN XOCKIES best CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS ' A. B. HOI.TORP.CP.4., Portland '' 122 Thud SL,Pnont Broadwar ))00 f Ki'iul .tin lYeo llookhH (t) ' CONCRETE RXAMPI.EH A few llluslratlons Ihut could he offered to substantiate the belief that the ball has heen further "toned" down are: ' . i Tho one-hit shutout scored by Kouthpaw Joss Petty of lirooklyn ovor the hard-hitting New York Olantg on opening day. Walter Johnson's 15-lnnlniT i-n shutout of thn Philadelphia Ath Irtlra,. Mack's hard-hitting club get ting only six safe drives. The. vbternn Stanley C'ovelesk'e followed the performance or John son on openlnr duy by beating tho Athletlca, 3-1, on kIx hits. Thus, In the first two games of the season the Athletics, strong pennant contender, made only one run In 24 Innings and garnered but an even doien hits. During the first week's pluy half doien other striking Inslupres of tho nomination of the pitcher made themselv evident. If the bull has been "toned down as much na the players seem to think, tho hoine-ruii stuff Is due to fall off considerably. INSIDE RAKEItAlIi Instead of playing for runs In clusters, as has been the custom for rive or six years, there Is going to be more of .the get-onc-run . strategy. If this provra to ho the case, more baserunnlng should feature 'the 1926 season; thn bunt Is due for a strong revival and the sncrl flee will vie with the hit-and-run us & popular play. I am Inclined to think that with the home run not quite so common, the runs will get a greater thrill ' out 01 a circuit drive, a crushing I offensive 10 any sport will alwnyi irutaln Hi) popularity. Howsvtr. I am of the opinion that the public will welcome hack laome of the lost features or the I game tho steal, thn bunt, the : equeeee. aa well as other trick of Inside baseball. There la nothing llko variety, PITCHERS SPEAK. The major league pitchers nave a rather unusual way of express tag their approval of the mo ball. "It has a different feel," Is thr way severs! star pitchers havo ex. plained it to me. Asked for a fur ther explanation they rnpliedl "The ball aeema better balanced: the weight more evenly distributed because or tke latest change In th cork and ruliber center. "There seepied to be a dead weight to the lively hall, while the yesterday. Practice session wus called ror yesterday but. owing to the. hot weather it., developed. Into a lecture by Coach John J. Mr lwnn, ami the stiuad was dismissed until next mil. , , I'. S. HEI,I AS '.EXAMPLE, niOltl.IN Cleriuun Industrial iiuuiutaclurers nro being urged to adopt American methods. One such advocate, Carl Von Siemens hns told Industrialists that it takes (lennaiiy a year lo do with a piece or pig Iron what Henry Kord does In n week. Ixw, Angeles 6, Kraltte 1. I,OS ANQIJLKH (AP) ft. II. K. Seattle l c l I.o Angeles ;. 0 9 " l liatterlrs Hasty and E. Baldwin; Hamilton and Sandberg. Hollywood A, Karrnnieflio 2. RACKAM KNTO (AP) It. If. Hollywood .. 10 i Hncramnnlo 2 7 1 ' Hnttcrles Pullerton and Peters; Vlnel and Koohler. hecaiiMe she has been UHed to be ftoilincther for her great-grandson, whom the Archbishop or Canter bury will baptize, she. thinks not all .marriages are good marriages anil, that tho same might bit said of bishops. 10 Acres Adjoining Alice). High -urade Pt I Sundrldge soil. Klvo acres in Ill- year. old apple trees, of the de licious vadrty. Only a few mln-uti-H' ride to l.u Grande, on the I. a Orande-Joseph hiKhwuy. I'Mve, room house, nnl outliuJIdlntfH. On 1 In nd 5, Missions 4. OAKlAND. (AT). . . . H. K, MlwHlOtlfi ; 4 0 0 Oakland 5 13 a Batteries Plllelto and Bohinhlt; I'Veernon, Pruett and Rool. I.OH ANORLRH,' rul ' (A T) Hick Wick 1 mil. well known west ern humorist of Halo in o, Ariz., died lit a hor-pltul after a two wci'kM liniess. Jle was 48 years old and hud been a newspaper man, mining- operator and real rs tnlo dealer in Arizona for 20 years. Mis column, In the ".Salome Sun', mndc hlin nationally known. Someone working at the slionn or mil Im Hhould vlnlon thlH oppor tunity. This commercial orcharM Ik worth more than ttio price asked for the entire tract. A cow or two, a plf or two and mwral hundred chickens, an acre In berries and a jrardep means that some thrli'ty family con make a' ituoh orr this 'tract as tho father can und ui the wiine time have a reul home. The price is f.liiuo. KnoiiKh wild. Geo. H. Currey City REAITOIt Imiiis 1'irni Loans HOMES NOW PAI.E (lltAY I.ONIION Pain gray is tho lat est styles ror hoUHis. That's Hie lone or tho residence or those hap py ynung parents, thn luko and lluehess or York. Other hotlSiis In Mayrair have followed suit. new one reelx ns light us n feath er. - It responds to a curve much bellor. "Incidentally, you have more conrldenrn In yourself benuusc. you know It's going lo lake a pretty good hitter lo drive thn hall out or thn park." Never Too Old llerrosgata,V4-yearold Jockey of Attica. Kaa'wbe la arousing mocb Interest In hla handling or race borers at Maryland tracks. Turf ex perte opine ho would have been aa ether Sands had he left his Kaneaa farm years ago. Hla sensational vie tuw erith 9rv. Aaeia at Bowls the ether day.' showed bin u be a anan III Senator Stanf ie!d Renders Great Service To Oregon if?": Wrfc 1 In on address, read berore the Portland Advertising Club, Wednesday, April 21. 1!'20, hy A. I). I.eody, Unit ed Slates Kennlor Hobcrt N. Rtanrleld said: "When I entered the V. S. ftenate, March 4, 192 1, 1 realized that rinnnclnl relier must he extended to ugrl cnlture througli the banks and loan companies that luuke agricultural loans, lo carry them over the period or depression, I lien prevail ing, until the farmers' notes could he reduced or paid. Helps Promote $50, 000,000 Bank Pool '"Kurly In 1911, 1 Intro duoed a hill to amend tho War Kimincfl Corporation Act, to piii-mlt this wnr-tlme Institution to extend relief to these uki iculturul bunks and loan companies. lxitjre banklnjr interests of the Rant pro tinted ajniHiKt thin amendment becaumi they did not wnnt tho Government to enter the banking btislm'SM. "They propo.Hfltl a $&a.nuA,nuo pool Instend. and 'I spent much time helping to form this pool, but. while helpful, it proved inaileiiuatu and only afforded slluht relief. Staafield Conies to Rescue With Amendment "Afir th partial fallurA of the pool. I insisted upon and flieuret pansnfre of my amendment to the War rinance t'oiw point ion Act, mid undr this authorlxalion the War Finance Corporal Ion made advances for agricultural relief amountluK' lo iL'PS.titio.noii, of which tho banks, trust and loan companies of Oregon that serve nfrricultiiro received $(!,(il6,0U0, neatly all of wbioh hns bern repaid, I urn proud to state. Drafted Into Relief Service by Treasury Dept. "As soon as the. War Klnancn Corporation was prepared to function under this luw, and at tho request of the Treasury' department, 1 went West, where 1 spent moathd OH.lnttntc ond advising with the bankers, thereby euahlintr them to procurt) tho needed help quickly and before it wus too late to savo them. I-rtunutHy, v-ry few failed in Oregon in comparison to other states. Forced to Keep Silent to Protect the Banks "Much was said about my abwunce from the Ken u to during this Urn, btit I was forced to keep silent and go about my work without referring to my ubsmee or mission, because if the people had known hy 1 was In tho WVst und what was doing, suspicion would have been directed to every bank' 1 entered, und to every banker with whom I talked. I'nlil the banks could turn their frosen paper into liquid aMsrts, my silence a Imperative to avoid embarrassment to them and the defeat of the relief mcded and sought. Attendance Record Since Crisis Uninterrupted 'The fdorm has now passed. AH of our banks aru tn a sound condition, uod I m nt liberty to tell why 1 wan away from my seat in the Senate dnrinx thta time. Since this period, however, my attendance in the Sinute compare very favorably villi that of any other senator, and, during thn last Congress, was very near tu htKhest mark. Answering the roll rail Is. however. In itself no proof of real service." (Stanfteld-for-8nator CampalKn, K. 1. Cusick, Mgr.) 3O0 Ib nry Hldir.. Porthind. Ort. !ald Adv. BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A.M.-12:20 P.M. an d 3:30 P. M. Buy Frigidaire on easy terms A small down payment puts Frigidaire into your home and the rest can be absorbed on ; the easy GMAC monthly payment plan. Made ond guaranteed by Delco-Light Co., the world's largest makers of electric re frigerators. There are complete metal cabi net models and units for converting the standard makes of ice-boxes. . maire ELECTRIC C9 REFRIGERATION Product o General Motors ' JESSE ROSEN BAUM La Grande ' " -I LOOK OVER OUR WANT ADS FOR BARGAINS O YOO D.NCfc .la cHARLes-roiJ An, stout ? icni's A cotrrtsT . ,m -rr "tfitiT $tycyS WOVIC5 -ITS 5AFE TO .CHARLESTON IN '&)iy&' START THE JAX1- I'U. TREAT VOU OANCertOUNOS TO A ME AS CHARLtSTOtf i 1 S'OU B(?oAOCAS-f IT I I CUTIE. 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