La Grande evening observer., May 21, 1926, Image 2

Paw'Two
Friday. May 21, 1926.
LA GRANDii, EVENING OBSERVER
New Cretonnes
FOR NEW SPRING DRAPERIES
Moderately Priced.
HILL'S
SPORT
PLANT TROUT
NEAR UNION
-SlbS, , May 21: (SpocluD A
Instil orapproxlniufly iu.ixio Kus
trri Brook trout fry wu yi'sleriluy
taken. to. the Houth (ork or t'utli
onlne Oreeh an(( planted by l(. If.
n'onney, auperlnUiirienl of tli I'n
lu'n KIBh httVchcry, ,bocHum- the In-solution's:-
rapacity h . lu'i-omlnr
tu)telwtfh't.he addition of. inuny
neie' hateiet from eggs rrclvfd
fsorn "various sounvs. ' '
' .Otie-balf million sti'elluail i-bbs
frotn lh 01aknnjis unli'hi'ry wus,
ttw 'latest addition to the huteli
ery'a trouffha here, 'and these now
in minute flan already lournlntt to
take food from ihe water. Not one
n(o. a million rainbow egg were
received front ihu pencr Creek
hatchery and these havu evolved
Into alemat a million lively mln
' ntwa- The local hatchery ulso haa
f : hijlf ,. million, Kaatorn brook
hatched,' from a ahlpimml of egg
reeatrad ilaet. October, besldea IUh
regular atock of fish.
V The ponds hortofore ue.1 ' to
star 'fleh. la the streams flowliiK
Into Wallowa 1-ako have, been
abandoned this year, through a ile
flalon pf ihe elate game rommls
slon and tho cabin which the local
hatchery, had-maintained at Wal
lowsi lake haa boon, torn down and
the lumbar hauled to Union.' It
aeema that .-the. cnbln ' Interfered
with the 'now golf llnka being ron
structed at tho popular resort. Tho
linlon mrhery will Block tho VVul
lowa. steams In addition lo tho
1,'nlon feunty trimn this year.
AMBLER
PERSONALS
i talBUKJl (Hpeclal) Mr. and
Mra Otla Buchanan and baby Jun
ior and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Keown
itera camping laat Kunduy.
I 8,'tf. floch was lit. Iinblef Hulur
duy,'llf I 'I'iIvki lie irnllt
't Irwin Wratenukow fiulahed mov
fiig feta Steele of dry Koodii 11 nil gron.
rlee lata tho McGoldrlck biilldlnK
flutitrday.
V Tho af. I. A. of La Grande and
..tha'dd. JL-A. of Imbler had a mu-
nloal eonteat at the Mormon church
, here.-Thuraday night. Another eon
lint wlll be held before uny deoi-
sione are made. - f -
il Mr; and Mra. John SkllllnKa left
'for ,Wallowa laat rrtduy where they
wlll maka tbolr home. Their muny
Vrlanda he.ro regret 10 aee. them
jiawM i-..1'"'.'' 'M-'
Archtlaoa and Arnold Keown
tho week end wlih their
grandmother Mrs. Kiia M. Walker
,ut Imblej. .
: Tha" Rev. N. IT. Unea, or On-.tarlo,-
dellvvred the baeculuuriate
itermoav for the. Iinbler high at'hool
graduating claa Hunduy evening.
Mr. 1-lnca and hhi fumlly left luat
week for their homo ut Onliiiio.
Mra,' I,1nea haa been teaching the
eighth grailu of the. Imbler achool.
A auooeaoiNil term'of nehool eloaeil
here VMday May 14.
. Sharwood willtuma mui a bual
neaa vtaltor to Klgln laat (taturduy.
IjrJa KJildle and hla father went
loadtug aaveral carlouda of wheot
turda. '
RA1.RM H 1111 WINK
.' KrOjO.S-B, Ore., May 21. (AP)
Nalem -high school nosed out the
Vnlverally of Oregon rrenhmen here
yeMerday afternoon, 7 to D. In 11
aenaatlonal 11-lnnluK baaeball
gama Tho freebmen lied the afore
at 6-all la the last or the ninth
rind hfltther aide ocored atraln until
tho lit). The score: l(. . .;.
alem .. j..'.u 7 14 3
Ifrtahmen (94
Batteries Kelley. l-'aby and l.y
)na; McDonald. KiumoHH. Kvtuia
and Woody, Oreen. .
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
YOU can't be vigorous, alert,
energetic capable if you arc
HiOoini with Pile or other Rectal of
CaaVaa ailments. The Important nerve
ctntcn affected by such condition csum
severe redes complication throughout
the entire system. I will CUAKANTKK
IN WfelTTNC lo aafery and atU(actoril
call yoau Plies a I have done for thou
easaeeaeraaTsrBiaiBiii treatsicat-srrersrp
yasrfaa Ne eoaaminaat. asaai
tsloaannoaeraaMMIc.ii4
tsan k eir an 100-no, lau
trated book of bets, met hod, sis
11 imm. 11 a rKr.K
ULMrt. u.inc
xt: uattle omen:
aaaaaa)aaaaaaaaaaaaWaaaTJ
1 s;v r 1
sLAWfMa!
"A Goed
Place To Trade"
NEWS
Billy Evans
Says:
l (.ItOVK Dl.MVI-:itS - ,
Connie Mack la ' beginning to
caah In on Houtbpaw "Ijefty" Grov.
Thla year he la pitching aa If worth
Ihe 1100,000 and a bit more Ihe
Aihletlra paid, for hltn,' '., 'w . ''
Hoineone la 1 reapoiutlblo for a
draatlc change. In hla, delivery. and J
mlKht adl It W ull (or yie belter.
Urove la pltchlng'4tve,rhai'id . en
tirely thla ii-ar.;' It year he hlf''
ed to ault hla fapcy. between' the
Hldearm and overhwnct alea. , Hla
greatuat troubp waa controlling hla
aldeurm hall. . 1 j-'-
In all -the gamea I' have -aeen
Grove work. thla. year, ha haa uaed
nothing but 'the overhand atyle and.
ia a reault, hla control haa Im
proved at leant 6u per cent. .
Another change In Qrove'a atyle
from that of laat year la a near-atop
aa he reachea.the top of bla awing,
Inatead of a quick follow through
oa formorly uaed. - j
Tills nlao appear to have greatly
helped hla control. ' That la all he
needed, for. he ', haa ' alw&ya had
plenty of atuff. '' . ,:i ' '- )i'
drove ahould win a lot of ball
canua for Mack thla' aummer. .
fiou popiOAntrv..
necontly aomeone oakei) me why
golf waa ao Iramenaaly popular with
major league ball plavera.
My answer waa ll)Ot 1 believed
that the two gamea hadjaomethlng
In common, particularly aa to the,
desire (a get distance to tho drives,
llowiivor. I decldod to get flrat
hand Information and, selecting a
ilojen atars whom I knew wore,
keen for the gam and good playera
aa well. I put the nutation of why
they liked golf to them. -
"It'a the looa; game, ,that appaaia
to me In golf. I llko to hit them
a mile from tho lee. It's a great
thrill." . ;
That In auhstanee. was the reply
that I received front all the playera
to whom the.,queatltm vwaa put.
"Huv. T tret abbtit bm much uleaa.
ffflW out 'it drlvlhV'a Idhg ball from
tne tee in golf ua 'I do hitting a
home run In baaeball,',..waa Hohn
Itulh'M reply.;' ' ;. -
It'a the long drives In golf that
makes tho gume so popular with
major league hall playera That's
the big 'appeal. -'" ' . " .'. .
Not u single player said he cared
for the abort game and all admit
ted their .weakntvn waa on the
greens. . . . .
a -,' '
KAC RipicK i:ra
While home runs roulluue to be
made In the nutjors, " the records
prove the swat game In on the de.
crease. ' , '.'.'.
If you would have proof of this
fact give thought to tho sacrifice,
hits that are dally made In the big
lengiies as you peruse the auminary
of the box score.
- of course the new rule that per
mits the rorlng of a fly bull that Is
riiught us a sacrifice, provide a run
ner advance a base on tho out, has
increased the 1 sacrlftco totals, but It
mils to accurately account for the
greatly Increased figures In this
atyle of play. , '
With pitching much Improved,
many ball games are being won by
one-run margins thla year, In which
Ihe sacrifice hit ax a rule plays a
prominent part. ...
r.Aiu.v rinKix
Major eKue peiinanls are won
on October percentug. . rather
than those of May and June.
With one month or the aeanon
Released
- -sr-rry
Jlinl Oroh, vttersn third bawnum
of the Ntw York GUnta, who hAa
b4Kn glvn hta unconditional rt19f.
Oroh ram Into lh majora In IMS
& a member of lh Qlania. Th (ol
lowinc fr bt waa traJpti to On
clnnati where ha remained tmtil lit
winter of 1321 when anoihar tx
chance brought him hack to New
York flroh wet a aterltntt InfleUlei.
und fair hitter, but In the Ian two
Benton ihowed old Doc Time wm
. ttin ilK.htf worK.... .
ajf m 1 TJ
WASHINGTON IS
BEATEN AGAIN
HY DETROIT NINE
NATIONAL) MOAM'K
oiub , w. i-. ph.
Cincinnati .. ..' .......23 Hi .tea
Vhh-UKO IK 11 .Oil
Urooklyn 17 12 .586
I'ltlsliunr - ..15 10 .&"
HI. IaiiIh 10 llj .4711
New Vork : , .1G 17 .4
I'hllaUfluhla .. ......i lu .37
Koalim Si .2!iu
AMI-'ltK'AW WMiVK
. flub . W. U Pel.
New Vork 2:1 !l .719
Cleveland IS 14 .UM
IMiiiuileiphlu in ir, .r.r.s
Wushlnffton .....20 Id .r,4.1
chicugo i in . .r.4a
Detroit .. :....I7 la .610
lloaton .. u 22 .2i
St. Mills : 2:i .2f,H
(Ycftft'rilay'M (taiiM)
NATIONAL I.KVil i:
New York t, I'lltaburg 4.
UT. I-OIMH (API It. II. R.
Philadelphia . I S J
HI. Mills .'.,i....i 4 ' 4 1
llatterlea Knight, I'lrleh ami
WIlMWj Keen and. i'Karrdl.
CINCINNATI (AP) - H.. II. K
Urooklyn ..' ..: 1
f tnrlnnull v. i...!:.;...:, 7 V 0
HatterleaMcOiaw. Vance nnd
O'Nell; IlKey. and Ptclnlch.
CHICAGO (AP) ' . . n: II- F.
Boston 4(2
Chicago '.. .1 '. 1 to 1
Datterleo Mogrdge, Hmllh and
Z. Taylor; Itoot and Gonialea.
'
AMERICAN ij;A(ii 1:
m. Mula 4. New York 6.
Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 10.
Chicago 19, Uoston i.
WASHINGTON (AP), R. It. K.
Detroit k. 6 12 0
VVashliigton ' .. t ll I
Batterles--aibaon. .Wtjlls, l)au
and Bossier; Coveluiskle. Marberry
and Iluel. ' . .
completed, the olub. atandlngs of
the two mejor'leaguea reveal some
Interesting facta
In the 'American . league threo
cliiba picked by'a majority of the
'experts for first division bertha
were trailing along 'in the second
' section. The clubs referred lo are
I the' Athletics, Detroit and St. Mula
I In the National league New York
1 and Plttaburg, generally picked as
jth outstanding teema, were run.
nlng fourth and fifth.
The blggeat shock was the re
versal of form shown. 'by the. Rt.
Mtils Browns, who held down lust
place. '".'
Now Is tli llmo lo Ix'irlii to
ml mmiu of ymir khh itmiuchlA
into llRHtiiliitf ai'ikm. 1 lw siato
Mirfmv root sliluyiivs tlt. jthi
h adiulml on mio of your
arlhtot'ratlr uolKlilrOrs lMimts, and
pMuivj. (hat jour wiH UnstHiUit-
h! out In tsonio of llitnuiraiilnt!i
of iM-aolirui rtdotval Mati Mirfa'
MiliiKlfH ian Iw at llvlnar reality
now. altvit avntoitibtr lltai ll takco
ma it with a sharp HfHtl and
lacking aloiiir tlw Mno or irnod
wito lo riKinv out a lowvr profit I
plan titan your I'm-ks ("laiid. Manyl
Hto)io have amaly h'Anul tlial
It In Jum a' watt of linm lo utsir
out urood hIiw IVailKr and aulo-
nKiltllo lit liimtliiK amuiul for
louvr piittH on kmxI mauTlal.
filvo us a cliaiuv lo tovr your
old roof with mmw of fdnlo
on hand day and nlgM. but hv
prefVM lay lahor. We are whnl
mUim on Imhiks? paint but w don't
nwUut a praf.ktk,e of mi It ng- ro
oUmt diJMi. jiut Um live
conunon peofdo liav It. Tliua yon
ellnUiiate a hH of bl profit and
that UfkJt?a too poor nHrinir 1h
plo till llM-y ran UukIi aiul grl
fat. Our prM on rooflnit of all
kiniU aro In oiMntM'lltJtui to tlio
htK null I onlir laouMpt. tlaud
liil the ScxxHid aay "iU'ljri." to
you. Ilo war a Knvllo from ear
to fW,
Claude C Pratt
Lumber Co.
"Tho Poor Man's Friend" '
N'rar rVMindry. Phono Mala 248
No Sunday tlusuirae.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
I ' U I'.-;!
Vj )
WALKER LOSES
WELTER CROWN
SCRA.NTON. Pa., Moy tl. (AP)
Anthracite miners of tho Wyo
ming valley, home of Pete l.alio
went Into the i;urlh today with
smiles ami bulging pockets the
rrultH of an amusing cotiiiMest.
I'l'lB ,lalo. 23-yeur-old son of
1 hit miners. Is welterweight boxtnK
rhumplon of the world. -Ho gut
the decision lu tell rounds lust
nlghl over Mickey Walker, of
Kllnulielli, N. J., u S 10 1 fuvorlle.
Walker won the crowti iiy a derision-over
Jack lirltion in 'New
York thren years ago and lost It In
u desperute struggle before 12.000
spectulurs, iiioHl of llient frlcmls of
1-UllIO. 1 . , ,
Prayers Answered i
PrayHissuld in lbs mining region,
for Ltilso's victory were unawei-eil.
Tile bunch of his bride (but he
would become champion was cor
rect, At times blood spurted rrotn the
f.'tres of the romh-itanls. Hiitnelth.
er gave ait Inch'. Toe to-toe the
oungsters. one the' producf of the
rity and the other of the .wounlry,
luslied out at' each Qther,- first one
and then the other seeming to have
Ihe ailvuntage.
1 1 local Kpilietl 1'arl.v.
Mlzo hud -met Mickey before und
aiiffercd. Bill, knowing that muny
a slender purse bad been .-staked
ott his chances, pete fought lust
night as he never hud fought be
fore. In the first round, .blood
came from his nose after a pound
ing at close quarters. ' . -
m. effect tiaityijctw
.'"VP SSah.:::::::::? (ULcWVa,
. - KANSAS CITY... 70JS VU '
U psaMoiNss 76.30 In -
1 Jl ST. LOUIB. ......... 0 a ,fl
' h M DBTROIT.'.' l!' 67 AV 'A
' S, 3 CINCIaTMATI ... 105:15 fei ,
vi -m Toronto.!;.:. MM p&SK
It eta ATLANTA V .lii
i -A ISsEa WASHINQTON.. Noll
'VS3 PHILADELPHIA. 143.87 NrW
1 VlisJS BUSTTIM . ni It
.. va W-
kUI -...-Ja 1 1 lai'i
jMW22 and Seoteniba:15'
TtuI Tfcuira limit Cktabef 31J926
ABOVE are examples of the generous low
round trip excursion fares which will ob
tain daily on the Union Pacific to all important
Eastern Points from May 2'i to September IS.
Final return limit October 31, 1926.
Liberal stopover privileges both going auil returning.
Plan your bualnesa or vacation trip East via the hiitoric
and scenic U. P. Trail. We'll help yon arrange your
itinerary, map out side trips lo lion National Park,
Yellowstone and other vacation spot, furnish all Infor
mation, make your reservation ami, get your ticks!.
vmom PAcrac
mm
Safety
Travel by Motor Stage Hafrly . (nifonably.
1IOTOK TRANSIT OO.tlPANY,
The tirry Stagor
PASSKNCKU And KXPRKSS RKRVICB
Come to our Ntnge Depot at 1114 dofrnrsoo Ave.
Ail Modern anil Hcatnl Stage.
I.KAVl: I tlRAYDR MJR
Josrpli Daily, A. M. and 4 P. L
I'lindletnti, II A. M. and 4 P. M.
(Connects to Walla Walla and Portland)
Macy's Comedians
TENT THEATER
Tent Third and Jefferson
La Grande -- 6 Days
Starts Monday, May 24th
OPENING PLAY
"The Red Shadow"
A Biff TOBY Special
18 PEOPLE 18
BAN D ORCHESTRA VAUDEVILLE
Program changed at every performance
FREE! FREE! FREE!
I-adl) mi l: OTrntntf NUrhl V1in Aorontnaiilrd
Hy Holilrr of VaUl Adult TtrkH.
Imrmtn (M?n f:S0. Show MaHK N;15
Adults. 3c; Reserves, 20c Extra; Kids 10c
Los Angeles Continues
i Victorious Conquest
PACIFIC COAST J.RAGI'K
Cub . W. I,. Pet.
Mm AngelcH 26 12 .7
Sacramento .. ...... .':.... 23 111 .537
Hollywood ..' .22 20 .524
Missions , JO 21 ,48s
.S. utile ,. ....jl 22 .4 88
Oakland ., 11 31 .476
i'ortlund ; au Z4 .455
Bun l-'mnclsco .. ..... 17 25 .406
(YeKbmlny-s (iaiiH's) '
M 0. Oakland 1.
(IAKI.ANI). (AP) It. If. K.
Hcatlle .. ., ,.. ( t 1
Ooklund 1 7 5
Uullerles Klllott und Jenkins:
piiictt, 1'rceniun und Ifopl. . -
SaiTaiiuiilu a, Portland I.
HA'-KAM KN'Tfl (AP) . It. II. K.
Porliullil 1 3 3
Kurrumento 3 8 1
" naileries M,., i-r und Horry:
Miii'tln and ICnehler.
Missions 4, HiillywacHl 0.
I IS ANGKI.KK (AP) It. II. K.
M issions 411 2
.Hollywood 0 3 0
Hulerles Plllettn und Murphy;
.Mci'ubc, O'Neill und cook, peters.
I Angi-lfM lu. Nan I'raiiclM-o 4-
. KAN KHANCIWO (AP) It. II. K.
Ms -Angi'Ies': ; ;...lo 4 0
Sun Krunclsco ..-.!.. '..: 4 10 2
llaltcrlea YurrlMon und llanuub;
Cjrirfin. Wllllums and Agnew. .
A "l.ongrrllows Club'' has re
cently been organized in u western
city, lis purpose is not lo honor
Henry W. l.ongreiiow. . but ruther
to foster comradeship among the
tall men or the city.'
XWVS 0(1 DUTY
(-
V. y J
rjWaWi Att. l
w. II. KEF.XKV,
Agent
l a (iramle, Ore.
CALL
ON
Swifihf CamfortaUif Q -
CARPENTIER TO
FIGHT HUFFMAN,
COAST SLUGGER
NEK. YORK, Moy 21. (AT) .
HaiitlHonict UorKfM Cttrpentler, of
Kruncii, lonfKHt inukox unoiher ef
fort In the rinr -
Th' former light heavywuttfht
champion of the world, veteran of
tilt world war .whp haa boon u
piixllftt ainco tin wa 13 years old,
will tackle Bailor KUdie iluffjuan,
of the 1'uciflc coat. In a ti-n-round
contciil at Mutllxon Square UaruVn.
U4oriffs in 33 yt-aru old. In ull
or Ii.h butUta ho huM Klvtn weight
to opponent. Four tiineH h haa
Kone. he fore the, AinVrlran public
and only once hna hv hen vlt
l or I o us. That waw uain.st Jlattllni;
lsevnky. . , ,
Whj-n lut returned to. America
la,t mui tiiier, he Ha'ri that he would
not accept chnllentreH to box. Hut
h waa lured and a victory tonifcht
will place him in Hno for unoth:r
chunce ta tho ltuht hcavj-wolKhl
crown. ;
1 f u (f m;t n is u ruKwri, iipHtanillnpr
flRhlcr, Hlilfiy but lurking tho speed
o( the Krencliman, hn )uh ht;cn an
aln und outer" lu hi boul.t In thtt
eaist.
Itoxinjf ' followers ' favor tho
ohanfcs. of C!ui'koiih GeorKCH. who
htuii' tmtned fullhfiilly for two
inoMtliH In Atlantic City. They argue
that -he-may have lost some af hla
The privileqe of tludqinq each purchase is yours at ,
Piqqlq HJiqqlq. Pick up each article; read the information
on thew label and compare with similar offerinqs. o lou
wouldn't think of buuinq a hat without the priuileqer of 's
ii n x i il. - . n; K. nv .!,. ,
Comparison, wnij
Household Brand Sweet Plain
. Picklea, 6-oz, bottle ISc
Household Brand Sweet Mixed
Pickles, 6-oz. bottle. 18c
Household Brand Sweet Plain
1 Pickles, full quart jar 47c
Household Brand Sour Plain
Pickles, full quart jar.. 42c
Household Brand Chow Chow,
full quart jar.... ...42c
Kuner's Prepared Mustard,
. small jar 10c
' Dromedary Grape Fruit,
No. 2 can 28c
Planada Breakfast figs,
No. 1 can...:: 1 23c
MacLaren's Grated Cheese,
2-oz: hacr : -
; (Try this' with-macaroni, sphnget
f '. ti, eprKK. omlettes or soups.) ,
You Enjoy
speed, but that he atlll poaseasea
the weupon that nearly shook the
hfavyweljfht crown froni the head
of IVmpBey ut Boylcs Thirty Acre,
a llKhtninr right hand. . ; ;
STARKEY
PERSONALS
frTARKKY (Pperlal) A warm,
rain fell ut 8turky tha flrHt of the
week, which wua beneficial lo the
crorw. i
. ..a 1- l.n....l.t In Villi '
Anione vy -jr. (tii.if-.iii -
enttln from Kho thLs week. They
will ho here, on the runife ull sum
liter.
Mr. and Mrs. JliiKh Hehensteln
und Jobn Wells were vLsltors one
day last week at the home of Mr.
and Mr. It. K. ThomaM.
Mr. f'usleele, forest ranker, was!
busy Huturdayand H inula y count-j
Ins cuttle und horse on the .Slur? t
key1 horsti und cattle reserve. 1 '.
..Mr. and Mrs. rtuymund Struck'
of McKuy, accompanied by Htmh ,
Purreit brouirht tho Cimlm , and 1
Winn cuttle In to the ruttffe for
the summer. Mr. Struck is rider
for tho fiturkey cattle nnd horse
reserve this year j
Mrs. John Wells Is III at' the
(1 ramie Itondn hospital.
Kvelyn and Mildn-ii Kawey spent
the week end with their sister, Mrs. '
Itobert l?hunlller ut Krultdule.
Mr. mid Mrs. It. Noyes. of'
nui uuy juwu, tun saitic uiat
9c
Cooked
y
First door
Personal Selection at Piggly Wiggly.
Pendleton. wnp week end vlaltora .
of Mr, and Mra. Jin marao.-
A achool ;ut!plitf waa held h
tho Htarkcy acJiool house Monday
evenlnjr for Ihe purpose of hiring
a teacher for tho coming: 1 yea
Walter Thro-sher'a uOpHcullon waa!
accepted. --
The Average
Man
Tlio man who. wlna " '
Js mi avfroKB mnn, ' '' ;
Not built on any .
l'ortionltir plan.
Nnt lilesssil with any
reonllur luck. ,
Just sleuily nnd enrnest V
Anil full of pluck.,'
UNITED STATES
ai Miy)y)Li
Piggly Wiggly Special Coffee
1-lb. bag ;.....43c
Piggly Wiggly Special Coffee
3-lb. bag .....$1.27
Piggly Wiggly Your Luck Cof- ' 1
fee, 1-lb. can ......:.:.:...53c.
Admiration Coffee, 1-lb. can..l.5Gc
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee, ' :
1-lb. can : 57c
Santa Clara Prunes, 2-lb. cart...30c
Sea Shell Sardines, Imported, .. .
. Per can ;. :....10c
Beechnut Sliced Beef, ' .
8-oz. glass :........:.........'...38c
Food Sale Saturday
Klue Mt. Grange 1
west, of Piggly Wiggly '
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