La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 12, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI ..I..,. mill num. ....fill 111, milium, , illf minimi Mill,., miinlit,im,i-' ti.ttKlimi. '.. f.v . .1 ....... i,'. 1 1 ' til 14X11 If t ! Paw Two. . , . ... , ..... ,. ; LA GRANDE, EVENING OBSERVER Wednesday, May 12, Vm.. &UVradley Nag-'Nuff Said - ;. , . -'i ,-, ? . .1, . '"--' : I Jj t'K. 1 ; 1 . t -, . ' I," Good Place i Trade H I " .. BETTER THREE MARKS Making Soodi PIRATES WIN? - IsS I.OII1HVII.I.H. KyBnggenhiiggagn must 'be figured -,n dan gerous contender ' in this year's Kculiu.-ky liorby rue)'. HuKgcn huggugc In mi K. It. llruillcy cntry."And thai, usually menus u leul horse. HnggcnhuggaKe stepped to . the rront by Ills seiku lional trluinphjn Ihu, J.oulluna lierhy ut New Orleans several weeks ugo. Keep your .optics-oh him. . . . AMFniCAJS I.KAGI K riuim ; ; ; ' W. 1 rievelund .. New York'..:: Wushlnglon .. Chicago Philadelphia, Detroit Huston ... HI, l.ouls .. ... ...'......16 ' ........18 ........17 11 V.19 is ...,X;.u is .:.:-.;. 17. -17 ;..:.....7 to ' i XATIONfti U3AfrK Clubs. llrooklyn ...... Cincinnati .. Chicago .. ........ Pittsburg .i New York ........ Kt. Urate .......... Philadelphia .. Hoston .'. .....:,... :.14 ; t n it ......10 i i it Pet. . .-.26 .807 .ova ,000 .408 .tut .209 Pot. .7 .tit .00 .4 t,S .GI . Oregon Track Teahi on Way to Palo A, Cal, ' EITflKNK; Orc.JiWliy )t. (AP) romiiiii rnlV.-HatV : ill Ori K KOIl nr.; uToifiiilfl by Hill l.troifjlj, vjlf h l KiiBCnr i lor l'Mo'iiia,j'(ii., whi'io Oire !!! .Sr )6ls.hiii 'a i'i(rjiurnK!iuJi count confH'H Four truvM aim, Hliytynrtl, Iblnmion acirin ml fiolil lunnwu), ooiifprcnci- ncnonl In thiv irbal J:uiii. und la i'XiotPil lo better thii murk. In the only onA or tho Orefron tffum ax pticlcd lo tuke a Nrt -place ut tbr meet, . . ' - . ' . Thi fourteen. nin 'who -lire to leave today urot Jerry Kxtra, 100 tiieet HaturitaMi'Hoi'tor Flu who'bol(Jt4 ttiu I'toaM joonf KI.TII-H ( O.MIvllAt K ' "Olad to xe Iho Hiibo la golnir ooa.".-;v . Hliico.'th openlhif'li'r (he neaiton I bnv6. beard Ibnl remark' many lim:e. i ,t, I ThB speaker In each limtanco wal Hainn blK JearuR ball pUiyer, dls. runnlnir tli nennntlonul uliowlng qr tho YunkerH , Md ' th , flnn ulU round play or Until. - . ' ',. Hiibo ituth In mighty popular Mlh'hlK fallow hall player, which after all l the true tet. They are Kind lo see him corns - buck no strong. Tho player realise, tho fltlthlun crane, brouglit In morn bioncy at thn irutft than any other thin In the history or basebull. With Ilabo Ituth nmonir the elite. .444 baseball has Its best drawing curd .417 Working- aKain. It means mom .saa money ror everybody to havn tlin 'llubO BteDntflB' out In front. NATION All liKAACK ' ...... ... ..,.. , CINCINNATI (AP) ,. , K. H. B. Xosion ;. 4(3 1 .. ' .,.1.......... ,1 hl .l.,...l l... ...! ,Ut. T, Tr'T TitTH' , '-(, 4 ) tho prospectlv.i Taylor; l.uque and HTW. r ,;; ..winters makf bod their threat ' ' '.t , to attempt, the feat.. . . . Pltlsbiiru 11, ltilbvlelnliU I, ; OficO 'a.fad for tho mascullmi I'lTTSBKKO. (AP). ' , K. tf, .! j, trylw to wlm the aha4nel,hu Phlladolbhia M 1 0 ; 8'lhM.nMiA1 &linhl ullh!4h rl.. .n.. l'ltlsburit .. ..... ......... :.U It ;," Already, Iwo of ' Amerlca-'n best I ""'HI defeated tho.flove . Battrlc i Mitchell,. .Ulriell. j Wamnn . nlmnim fieri null. VMer. by oro of 10 to 0 In a j . in i;e. jiuiti-iii. iinu n r r , jfftvfngi tlIU iianu Kramer anq BpoDcar. ... v ;., .aunounced their Intention of trying , -' "' '.. X 1 to maknhn difficult ewlm. . ." llrooklT , CbJotO t. : Xooke at If It would be uecitdsary CHICAGO 1 (AP). . , .. ft. II. E..to oVlegat,a number of anuatlc Ilrooklyn I It 0 'traffic sop to handle. Iho conKes- Chlcairo .....A., I 1 lion that seems' certain to result In lbs channel .when warm weathvr rwUly-hlls ua.' , ' CRANNKti WNHEfiTION It lookn an If tin, EnnllHli :hiil- II,. lleroro nach Kastern DreBon truck and fiehl meet second In lin- portunce to dopestcrH In flicurinH out the wlnnlna- team, U the que. Hun of how many reconla will bo broken, -. - This year, .with 1a Qrundo an lyisy fnvorlto over IfttHer, -renrtie. ton and other entrlex,. mnro atten tion Is belli- iuld to the records than for severul yenrs. ; -: v At present, Ihn outlook for a few nt w -niarka at l'onilloUm Kat unlay. Is bright. Tim discus murk und Iho broad. Jump jimy;'h(L-het- lered und Home, feci lhali therio U a flBliliiifr chunee of lowering Iho iiuurter-inlle mark. H j : '; llrnail iliiiiip. i: .'''' Tho -'broad Jtiiii) rocoril; Is i2 reet 814 Inches, set by Urcer of Wuliowu, In .1016, and this' lenp weuliiiTed the storm of com petition for 11 yearn. Keown, 1a (ii-unde, Allen, l'endlcton, Kinulis, J M. -tli-iinde, liines, linker lilld pos- slhry one of Hines' teunimates all are conceded a chunco to dlit their heels -Into the around a weeH bit further than' (Jreer did. Many, liowever. urn not optimistic, that. nils i vent will brlnt; to litrlit a new star. . , :: . SberwmMl l-uvoritc. rom uilvunce dope, thn discus rreiird of lit feel !, , inches is liienueeil tlie most, t'uptaln Hlier- -vood or I he u. Urtimlo team hits consistent Iv been tOKsinir the irulter . pnVtTlANr, Ore., May t2. (AP) from nil lo J ft feet und In every Chuck Ilellmun, Portluml iitintiiiii-: nieec in which h woh entered this weiKht, retained his Pacific coast jyeur, hn hns surpassed Ileers' heave eliumiiionshlp when hn euslly out-or IS III. Sherwood already holds pointed Youno- NutlonnllBtn, Mil- one record In the 220-yard low Pino In a ten-round bout hum .lust hurdles iniidi! In 1924 and ho. Is niKht. Jlellman plied up a. Iiltr lead i-tiBer to clmlk up a second. In the opening rounds ami , was i cliain o for 410 Itiinril. ' t,-n 1 If nnyonb Ijreuks the,' ituartor Itnlle murk set In 1!I24 hy, price,-of La Orunde, it will be Siniitz. of l.a Ut-unde, or Mays, of Union, funs believe. Uolh huve run the quarter Chuck Hellman Winner ' : Over Young Filipino , VITKON ICU ttMKAKiliu fl:"' ' tANA.VA, ..Alaska, -j-'lco.ui tlm Yukon river" ubove1 , hor'b" hygun breaking up yesterday tftp, diiys uurller, than lust tfeur. ji imje nitoi'K ii ai KI'HKKA.-Cal.-'-Bunerlor Judge George l. Murray, 71, dropped deud as he was leaving the Hum boldt county supeiior court room lute estrrduY. ' ' BMCIOE Leave La Grande 7 A. Mi 12:20 P. M. and 3:30 P. M. Kr(i Ilrdkoll. hihmmJIckI trtuk ninn vr lu t-vrmont Wii-hllu (Kmm.i htjuh M'htMtl. li playlnif hi Urt viir In mlHMinniil Uiiwhtill MriNivr h tn.ikinu itHj A a ri)mlwr nf Hit Wu-hiui K'aro ut llw Wwnrn liifii. in lt"ir is htitlmt (h Kill ut h KTt'Jii . cfiii ' irnil tlllliM 1 kiiiwMv In .Mhiiii Olt ytiunuHtfr' ,Hk n Mr.TTATlt OVERCOME MA,HSVIJi;. i'u. iurini? a hoxhiK fontrsi, (hurltH Hi'DiiiKr, 5, (.lroiM'l d'-'utt from -nxcltf'.-inrnt. ' ! . . j, rounilKt with pIkIH of thn Bass Season Opening Given by Game Warden i ruMr ume but whether uwy , iOuh tirconipllsh Much a foat ut i ;- ' . . I'finlh'toii or not Is tlouhtrul. AriSlitltiir In Tnhn WT n I ilnn mmn I 'I'll a riiut nf I tin irifinrilu tiMdin In nn iiii-yaiu aasne; mnph 1uck'nn,i fKh WU.,nn, a number of an- Utile danger of being bettered this u,.u r ranees . leaver, nuruiesi wul- !, , i,M,on ,-wallnwn conn. year. ties are unnwiire thut the open sea- wu uan nuns noes noi mart uniii Juno IB. Sir. Whlden wishes to Imprest upon all fishermen that bus ore protected by the laws until after that date and that nnyone caught fishing for bass berore Juno 15 will he prosecuted. - ' ter hv-lscy, hurdhiM: Joe Price, 440. yard dash;. Hob Ovemtreet,. ; half mile; Kern, Kelly, mile; John Nel. dcrmler, two mile; Kd Crowley, pole vuult; ' Holund - Kby,. high Jump; Proctor Flannagan,' broad jump; Paul Ager, Wm. Prouder- gast, Jlainplon Allen and, Price, re,. lay.J'' :'i ... . , . f Imbler Baseball Team Defeats Cove Nine 16-0 i-'l.Mni.F.n (Special) The Imbler en VValnwrlgbt, nliavO nmB 'wi on the Imbler diamond ' w.iv. ft. iinriy lurge crowil wltnesseil tho game, do far Ihn team here bus made a good record. Dntterlea Orlmea - and Hor- greaves; Illoke, Osborn aad )Urt. liett. ', . '. ... .' ... ' ' ' Hi . IlItTKirW TASK St. Ixnils 0, Now York S. ! ' Plavlnir a sun fluid In one of thn -:: . 8T. lOUtB (AP) ... .', .tt:.It B. moat dtfflcult Jobs in bnseball' for New York .. 8 7 0 at least two reasons. .Ml. LOUIS ...... t 11 L . ft-t Y I naltdrlea MoQUlllan... HtMlni- Judg- . . . - . . .AiMiiii. um wywry uiiii nit, w mo i.ne zrzz !?rdt,i w tho night M ,. llhcm, Ikilnee and O'fWell. A.UKRICAN I.EAC.rK V PltllHRI.rHIA (AP) H. H.B. v-chlcugo t au ,.1'hlladelphla .- .......'........, 9 1 Uattorles l-'li(,r. Thomaa and , (l.ibowBliI; Oroven and Perklut. of. the ball ktUt yoil hnvo pneo toat'lt In ttin'aiin. HecoUd. It nlacea a, severe strain Ob the ey.n and naturally handi cap! a. player In Ills hutting. I havn hoard star player express the opinion that playing a eua fie , leMrtna a player's baiting averago . 'tat Itwit lu points. Washington e, M. Units o. ' 1 doubt If I ever saw A.biOre fln- wakhinoton (AP). - R II, D.i Iuh4d aan-fleldw than llurr.v Hoop l,01"" : 6 0 t er. who rounded utit his big league Washington .. t) t t career' iat. setuton oh a ineuilier of naileries johnard, Vangtlder tiu Chicago White Hot . . nnd nixon; neiither and TtuoU for 13 years he ployed the dim - ' , - , J eiiit sun surdnn In ltoslon und fnl- Whitl would yon do If you had a lowed tills up with five1 aeaeoiis In l Rf.SIIMFV rl HKIX Ij: (iAMKS KI'MKNK, fire., Alay 12. (Al-)"-The I'nlverslly of Oregon freshinon baseball lenm will .piny the Salem high Jichooh leiniu.lmreJj'rldax uf teriiiion. 2 The following, day Ihn rroslt will play Wtwhlnnlnii high, of Po'rlliuiil. iiere. -v Kallio Shuts Out Sacramento Tuesday PACinC COANT IiI'.AOl F, Clubs W. 1. -Pet. Oakland ; ;.,..t .17 14 l.os Angeles 1 7 14. 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Rucramento ' .....12 6 2 Hulls wood -0 ' 4 1 - Hulterles Kallio nnd Kaehler; Fullerton and Peters, Cook. ' v Onklnnil A, Missions 2. -SAN FKANCISCO (AP) It. IT. K. Oliklufld .. 6 9 l 'Missions :. 2 6 3 ' Hulterles Deluney und Hool: Oencbger und Murphy. TRADE MADE HIM STAR million dollars? No, you wouldn't. .You would wish It was two million. Check Up Now! Too many people check up their insurance after a loss. Then in many cases they realize that they overlookflrf mwip. 1 .1 thing that they were not ,, nuciittiiy protected, I Let this agency check I up on your insurance I now. We who are paying ; luasea uay in ana day out i 'know how many dollars ( might have been saved if f people had called a relia- : ie insurance agent in r time. It is our business I , to keep you out of trou f lie. 1 1 CHAS. h niDS v, "Tha IiuomtK Man Worth Kiwirutjjr tha lrlng sun field ut Comlskey park.lu Chaclgo, - - "Rvery time- I lose n,.fly bull In the sun, I thiuk of Jlafry llooper" ana wnat a marvel hn.waa," re marked Harry.. Ilellumnii, cham pion batsmun of the American bugue. to me recently. "i.ike all of ua 1 have, seen (Cooper muni fly balls, but I never now him stagger around under one like most of us." ' form cisi:ts Iji spring training thn two St. Louis clubs looked great- When a highly-touted club gels away lo poor Hturt, the reaction of tho funs la ail the more severe. For that reason both the Browns and the Cardinals havo been null Jcoled to conslderaliln "razzing" from those fcho originally cunui out lot cheer. . IKaplli! the poor beginning, both Managers Hornshy und Slsler an eeptthelr fate rather philosophic ally. "Just gkvncn at our, butting, nv erogi, ihen eomparo them with those of Inst (utibou and you will hava Uio onawer for our failure to win consistently," explulna . Man ager Nlalerv "We haven't been able to back good pitching with like fielding and tmltlur and when we did the bitter two things, the pitching was miss. Inf,' says Ilornaby. 1 UIKCO KJNOItKS KTIIIKE BAN KKANCIHCO Allhouuh the New York brunch of the Mar ln Transport Workers Interna tional branch will not pnnlcipuin becaum of lis remoteness. There are too members on the Pacific coast. j rm Anffolf 0, Sta(tIo 7. 1 KKATTI.K (Al) n. jr. E- iOH ADKt'h'H 9 IS 2 .SflKUP , 7 12 0 llut torit'H K. Jacobs, Dill 11 D ami llitnniih; MHJhk ami I-:. ihild-wln. Situ l'YnnclKro if. Pnrllnnil H. ' )'()HTl4ANI (AI') It. II. K. 81111 I'VuhoIhco 11 13 2 Porlhuni 6 12 2 lliitt.'il. . Milchill, Orlllin tin-1 AK'ipwj MaiiHMMi, Mi'iiki'i mill To-l.ln. Edwards, Nash in Draw; Dick Reed Beats Horn Kr'GK.Vl-:, Orf, Mny 12. (AP) Aftor taktiiff tin? first two rounds of iho lo. round1 iiuiin pvfnt with o8o, Pnnny KdwarOs, tllmlnutlvfi rnlorod lioxor from rortlnnd, 8hirK oncil up ami finished In a dniw with Jark Nnsh, of Kelso, wt thn WlnttT (litnlrn hem lust nifcht. IHok Heed, former t'nlverslty of f iretron' foollmll player, won a tech nienl knockout over Kti Horn, of Noll, when a towel whs hurled in to tho rtntf trl tho end of the third round of a scheduled six-round event. PREFERENCE ' Of all the can you tee on the street!, two ,' thirds are equipped - ' with Champions. Thia outstanding prefer ' enceisverydefinlteevi -dence that Champion is the better spark plug. 'i Man The mun who wins '"! an average ninn,' Not built on nny " Purlh uliir ' plan, ' Not blessed with any Pt-cullur luckr ti - .Just steudy and earnest -V And full of pluck, , UNITED STATES mm Cbmwnuhly j mmur, TrTl by Motor stage Safely - Comfortably. y ' , . MOTOIl. THANNIT COMPANY. ;', ''.' .The Oki Stage - - ! . PASfipNtilitt And tU'lttLSS 8F.RVICE Gome la) our tNa Depot at 1114 .leffei-win Ave. . HO JloJern aud Heaieil Slagvs. , , mvt m oiumiii ixm Joaepu: Daily, A. M. and 4 IV M. ' fendlrtuu, It A, M. and 4 V. M. ' iOonnecM to Walla Walla and Portland) 4lt t sieluilvaly for rorda vpfxlud la th 1U4 Boa SfC CkdmMn foe eat, ckmt flua rera t -(ukd lt Ik. BkM Bos 7X Champion Ptptndable for Every Engine - Toledo, Ohio , ' . -r'J. W. BUSH ICE CO. . :, ' '-'ni .''W vV,:i:.l'V'.f ' ' "i Ydu cati ha've Ice Books or Cards or - pay cask, as yon please. Ice is cheaper at the plant. : ; , ' -"'-va-v;'',': ;:-w;-;;-. -, r . Phone 33 1-W - . Pure Water Ice- Company J. W. BITSH, Prop. Phone ,334-W. ; ; Residence 131-R Tnlk about striking a happy fne dium, t'onun lole, spook chnser. has extiosed an unhappy medium. Trouble with a small town Is It take bo lotir lo woll for tho poat-nvai. Krom third-string catcher cn tho Wuliington club to premier receiver of the St. Loula Drowns wus an over-ulght experience of Hill Hurgrave Inst season.. For several years llargruvc had done nothing In the rutching line except warm up Washington pitchers. Urcaslonullv he uas pressed Into service as a pinch. hitter but only with ordinary sue, cess. Feeling Dial hn needed a veteran catcher to help out should. Muddy Hue! b Injured, Munagcr Stanley Harris made a Irade with St. Louis tor Hunk Seveivld, sending Hurgruve to the Hrowns us part of Iho deul. H so happened thnt this was the big oppor tunity In llnrgrave's fureer and he made the most of it. in the minora Hurgrave had been a luru hitter, halting from Ihn right side of the plain, against southpaws and vice versa. At Wiishlngtou he was prohibited from balling left-handed. Hn lold his story to ueorgn Slsler. who told him lo bat nny way lie" pleaftid, ' Just ao lottg as he made base hits. Hargrove started balling left. banded and specialised In making home runs. Ho won himself a regular Job. TOAST Is bettor when made in nn Electric Toaster. Come in and look our Hssoi-tnient over. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adams Art. You buy oil to I protect your xar. I "Union Qil of Galif ornia" itnakes oil to protect its reputation.; That reputation has stood for forty-three years. ; Try- ; ! Aristo Motor Oil Non-Carbonizing Western - Aristo Motor Oil is alt lubrication, containing neither paraffin nor asphalt. The hard, flinty abrasive "carbon'.' that many motorists find on valves, cylinder heads and spark plugs after a few thousand miles of use never comet from this fine Western oil. The small amount of residue that Aristo leaves is a fine, soft, fluffy substance, most of which blows out with the exhaust. Motors in good condition which are lubricated with Aristo, therefore, run several years with out the troubles, lay-ups and expense so often' due to "carbon." . , - A further preventative of "carbon" is the use of non-detomting Union Gasoline with Aristo Motor Oil. This combination is probably the most effective that is known. - ' . "TO SERVE YOU" ;