La Grande evening observer., May 22, 1926, Image 2

Saturday; May 22, 1920.
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FOR NEW SPRING DRAPERIES
Moderately. Priced.
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JtllJUl O Place To Trade"
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rinclnnatl Jl 1
If'hlcago 1 11
Hrooklyn T U
Pittsburg 1 1
;. lui ...if i
'.New. York 15 1
Philadelphia, .. ...11 r
'Boston
... J U
AMERICA tEAr.n:
Club
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New Tork ...
tlcrolaad .. ..
Washington
Chicago-
Philadelphia
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Hostoa - Li
St.- Utnla
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NATIONAL! I.F-;'K.
prrrsBi'iio iai) h. h., k.
New Twk ; - '
rPWHTKTOM !i o. 1
i mnii u 1 1 1 1 in i ' ii mini ,rjwm
: M'CRMCPJ: 5a
is III Wllllll WIIUIII
' " ' , Pittsburg .. 4 t II, !
.,"';' . Hatterlca King. Scott una nor.
! :j ence; Krcroer and Smith.
st. ixjina Ar ii. h. k.
! Philadelphia -,,., 4.. i a
m. IUU . 13 14
Daltarlee Wllloughuv. Dean ami
i Wilson; Macro and u'rarrcll.
Cl.SCINXATI fAP It. H. K.
" Brooklyn .. & IJ . 1
; Ctnclnnatt ., .. is IS 1
Battsrlea Khrhardt. Karnes, Mr.
, Veebc and O'Nell; 1ai.hi'. Local
sou inaaBicn.
rtncAoo ap) it- m. k.
nostsa ., -ill
Vblcac .. .... til I
Batwrtes VVerta. drahara. Coo
aey ad IE. Tii lor; Kaufm&n and
HanaetL
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. AMV.RK A lf.r:i K
BOSTON tAI'l ." M. n
i tiMi-u JiT!lCS.' is
I iluatoo .. li
' Battsrlea Blankenshlp. .rsos
and fVhalk; Xahntarr. WiL-- aad
Oastoa. BkwhofT.
KrTW TORK AP) R. II. n
St. IxxDs I Ii I
New lark T 1 J
Battsrlea Wtnrsrrt. Jonnard.
"ancllor aad tHxon: Pennork aad
ratllava..
rirti-ADEU-m. iah r. m. r
i Clersland 4 IT S
ext rhlladslphU IS
i V Battsrlea Buckeye. On and
i tlVi I Myatt; Moramell. Pate. Itaumrart-
ser and Perkins.
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VTAUUKOTOK (AP)
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.IS tt I
iJlVtron
I Waahlaatoo -
if Battsrlea Atoner,
Ho'.lovAy. Oal-
' Una aad Basalrr. Woodail; Keuther
' ami Rttet, Serereid
i THK KATH F.n OtTtAeOK
KAN FRANCISCO. May tAP)
TTis wsather outlock far ihr
:. w-sk teainatac May IS. was an.
aownosd hers today by the
User bureau as follows:
Toa outlook for the PscttVc
stajts) U for fair weather aad nor
usj Unpsrature this week.'
PLAY OX FIFTH XVJilX
SEW YOKK "Alne lrk'.
teemed to be perennial Its
.
l.T2Iat performance Monday wilt
mark the start of ta fmh year, a
record broken only by Ss pr
forma oce oX Vhu y'htn t'faow" la
leondoa.
West Point Ace
: Oa of Ihs t sentnt of the West
; rVMM fcvne.4 ..is n -Sivedy- LXlr
, JS'iil who ate stars oa the hockey
' awmaValelo'wtatoB; "nlLitTa
'Si f , .iafJaSk
h 11
NEWS
ItASFJtAUi OOLfT.RA
Is oir a rood lhl( for major
learue ball players T
Tea years aco the playlnr of
rolr by blr league stars was a mat
ter of no creai concern because
only a limited few Indulged.
However.. In -the last fl- years
Ihr soir problem ha become a
serloua one' ror mpat bl leaa-ue
nianaaers. It waai enrroarhlnr so
murh on Ihs tame that with some
of the athlete, voir conversation
had the call osrr 4aaepall.
In spring training-. ai)4' durtnr
the rrrular season, rolf altlra be
came so popular that the athletwa,
while lolllns- around lbs hotel lob.;
by. looked mere like -Walker cupij.yie N. (SranKe aeleeted lilmwlf.
xolf atara than-4laT league ra. . I And lted baa asaured Brother
On eome rlub olf heeame aurh
a rnenae that an absolute ban wmi'
placed on the (an. While not all j
nianajtara treated the subject aol
aerloualv. aolf In moderation waatPapa tlranav's houm1. II h-ia
the stoma of the majority.
The chief Objection lo rolf dur
ing the. season was not that the
same Impaired the ability of the
player, but rather It look loo much
out of him! physically and thereby
affected hb diamond play.
fOMPARFJS SPORTS
Along these lines I read wry
interesting artk-la In Golfers- Msg
ailne recently In which - Griffith
Itonner draws) a eoninarlaoa bc
tweeo golf and baseball. He says:
"In golf aae usually plays IS
holes, whlls la baseball one plays
nine Innings. Tkea Innings In th
mind of the golfer might represent
nine holes.
In baseball lb abject Is to
make as many run or totals aa, regiment which his father super-1 red youth with a two ristcd attack
possible, whik. la golf the fewest v , " snd a rag.y veteran with a fla-h-
swokes determln. the winner. " ,h' T """ """" ,l Hrht. One or the judges cast
'Rst bovw In" baseball are tha'of nl" "r" 'oHo "la 'l- his ballot for CnriH-nllrr. Ilu-othrr
enulvalenl to caddies In golf. andlv,c' "erylhing l ve;ror Hurrm,, h,e the referee re-
rrrHtttLiK; .,f,.,ogiYfH,heram;,rgln.
jn aw PJ." " ' t
straight 4om Ui fiuV Tb kept
from jrvslnx out of bounds. whU In
bsrtai hit la fair of foul as to
its dtrctloo afwr tt pa the
or ovrr th tvocvw . .
-Harbal! haa its bu&t aim liar to
the putt In rolf. A "Trta teofW
in ba.rtea mtaht llkeced to th
approach ahot la fOlf."
Tbo writer foo akwa ra thta
and drawn anay tnterrsttoc
cooctuatona btrrn the two apona.
H also mafce acvvxal aua-freattona.
oo of which would hardly
with tfee approvwl of the tase ball
faoa. ilere to: " -
SCOfUXO RrrORM
Na the sport pofeUe L always
look leg tor abort cuts and thrllia,"
we woader It a baseball gam play-
ed accordtag to Iba formula of golf
wouel aped up tke attuatloa.
ror ampla. play the gsius ts
if It were bum kolea, each Inning a
contest. 'Thus: i
-Vkkaga and New Tork scored a
run b the first Umlng. thla would
Baited hole.
lantng Cfclcaga
la Iks secoad
scored a run aad hew York bona.
I putting ClUoaa- as up.
"la this baaU w reach ths
clgktk laaisa- wKh Chicago three
tnalrgs or holes tot tka good and
only two busings or hole to play. ,
alar laolngs roasUtuU a gaaia. I
TrTl .11'
asav iut wwuh fT sra . v. aa ass v ,
wtantiif thrr up and two to go.;
Thus the rata wcuVJ be apa.red
sittmg around while the two uq.
aeceaury l&nlngs were pUyed " i
thriix or KPORT (
While I reaius ths writer was.
treating tk situattoa humeroaalyj
when k svgnstsa changlBg t&
Nssebail srorlag to the golf system.
mk-b a stuat would never aaake a
hit with ths fa as.
One of the klggt thrills la base
ball Is evade pcastbl by ths meth
od of scoring used. That ks. la oae
rig lantng a leans that kaa trailed
I throughout the game coo OTercocoe
a big handicap to wla.
The home team, beaten t-a going
Into the last half of the slato. still
has a chance to pull the coolest out
of the fir, fteeolag ths score nro
longs the game by sending n Into
etra tantcg. white making more
runs tarns arpareat d'feat lata vic
tory. ( Ths fact there ts always a chaac
to reverse readRtoos WBtll the last
twaa m retired rars lakes ths ste.
aw-rt ft occmataty oa which base-
ttll tknvTa.
AGtltKS Uf M"LTTl C
SE.rrtj. htay ts iapi Ugkt
winds wers Bcedirtsd for a track
meet here starttag at I aYsock to
tay betweea the l-airerssty of
Washmrtoa aad Oregwa As-nesi-tural
coiiece. which toadadea the
-acire coast tauraollegtat athle
tic coareeeoe smsis
Twaaty.riv aotauo a Mat hi said I
r hlood for lmJ
" Vd'"- " "T -
FOR FATHER
Ity Itny tilhlsin
WI1KATO.V. III.. May SS. (NKA
Service) Behind the tnoitk that
fame so rrcquenlly rorees liiun
Ha favorite there rests this ncver-
nrrore-tuld lair of the irn and
abiding filial love or HuroM -lied"
Grange for his futher.
Thla lore has been Hie inaln
sprlng In 'lt'd"' life. He proud
ly says ft has ltin the real cause
of his rise lo luolhall slnrdniu
and riches.
And now II hus moved lilm In
I nrcouiuluihliienl of the greatest
luiu'nuuirii I ii hi" i u . i
uaaurtnK a conirorianle old at:
und a, well-deservi-d rent ror his
dad.
The rtetlheud has dreamed of'
thla since childhood. He b.e.in
dreaming of It ut C. when hit.
mother died and lilt Ina futlier
to Iw Ixitlt father and mother
to the red one and hia youmc r
brother. Ciarlund.
llulliU ;&.UUO Hwiw
With money pourtnjr in fro.n
all aldea In the lortn of Rule r -celpla.'
movie eonlrarta and royl
tlea tor the endotarittenl of imil
tltudlnoua brunda of aauaaK a.. ri
tram.' rand lea and.MhAl not. "Ited"
just now la ' rtuttinic flnlwhini;
toui'hea on a ITS.iiimi house heie
that Miit he one 'or the allow
plaeea of Wheaton when rinliihed.
Thla he has riven to hla dud.
Just aa he hua preaented him ul:hj
an elKht-ryllnder car which
I'uiva
Garland that there will lu- plenty;
of money to fintMU his cotleKe'
course. !
There la nothing- larking In
been dii-orati-d from cellar to car-
ret. i
It will have a billiard room audi
ewry other modern convenience.!
Hut most of all It twll have '
a large and spacious rnrdi-n Mir- j
lounding it.
Tills Is wlat the old dad huitj
nlways w killed to pult'-r uroiin.tj
lit, but never could tttford. !
On his modr-st Income ns a dep
uty shertrr the family for many
years lived In a flat above a cor
ner grocery store.
Train lu t.anhti
Tliui garden wilt also he Red s
gym. I'nder the watchful eye of
his lather, who Is his real trainer,
Red Is 'routed out or bed every
maralng at 7 to busy hlliun-lf w ith
the spade and burkaaw under a
have to: worry. I'm
satis
twl
.
Solons Take Another
From Portland Club
i-.ri no t "O.vst uLua r
Clul W. U ret.
Ivors Angles . IS
Sacramento - IS 1
Hollywood .. 53 Jl
Missions il Tl
smtti w.ti :a
s
ii;l
lonland . ,. ; rs
) hVanciseo ...l7 t
J4
i ,
I Oakland a, Seattle 1.
I OAKUM) t.U) It. II. R
Seattle. .. lit
iwkiand .. - T 1
.Batteries Brett and K. IkaMwIn:
Krause and Baker.
lbv4nns S. Ilullywockl I.
t.os Aan.Ks i.ii'i h. ii. r.
Missions i S T ft
Hollywood 1
I Hstterles Hrett and K. lUl.lwi
Puilcrtoa and Peters.
' "
I on Angrfcw &. Saw lwnrisro S
RAX PKANVIS-TO (Al' R. H. E.
Los Aarvies K 11 ft
San Pranctsco .. 3
KiUerteo Olsrner. JaceAs and
Saodberg; Kerr. Geary and Telle.
Sa-rantil . is-wtlaad X
S5-ORAMK.VT tAP) 11. H.
..
Portland - 3,1
facramento It 1
H:ten.s B-arns aad Tofcin:
Kaltlo aad Kohter.
He Wins Title
tj pa. rfcamssoa ta year, ss cam
H. woo ta. sre d te at a to-
ceat aoys isn aa m sua si is
Csassstsltra was aaasiisry kesai aad
sat fcrns asssM
am guaum aSgrta m srots to
U
Reben tvda mhesst assy h aa (
K J,'vk.; P- I Sai.I
V . . . , i a ' . . r . T. uaa.'. , J
i ' neaJ
Jack rvmiuiey u taklrnc his tmlnlnic at Ilen.li-nionvllle. N. C,
seriously, this first and escluslve pirture would indicate. Here
he is wurminK up hix In-riKhlitiK tactics to the doubtrul amuse
inent or a siKirrini; pjirtner. Tillie -Kid" ll.-rtiian.
CARPENTIER
FIGHTS
NKW YvltK. May ti. (AP)
Georges Oarpvntirr. orchid man of .
Krjnci'. Ls rtill a great ristlc show
nun. He demonstrate! that when
i lie (ought a courageous 10. round
j draw with Kd.lle Huffman, blonde
i California siilor lad. at Madison
j fl,uure Garden last nlsht.
I H a battle be tween a niK-
PERSONALS
- urMMKitviu.K (Sp-ian Mr.
and Mrs. (tow-aid were visitors to
La Grand- this week.
John and harlea Sharp ar' at
home after heinc away for several
Mrs- Matt J.nderson cl Thurs-J
Mrs. Matt S.inderjsorf let Thurs -
S ! day for Salem where she will visit jruesis of Mrs. Kva Vanorder. of
t"her lister and other relative. The Iark.
44SI r:.-.... ii.ksn-,. KrAi M rs. J- R. Wanker and dauxh-
aawin after sindinr the winter In
Orande.
Mrs. Mcrioweii is vlsitlnr at Cove
for few lna.
Mrs. XlcKniie and son Alex were
chopping in tA CSrande lav week.
Mr. and .Mrs. Starns and d.tufrh
ter llirdie were iitors to &
Grande recently.
cVkoot CIO.S..1 here Frtdnv, M.i
It.
i Mm Ines Woodell has heen ewi-
J ; Ployed to tesch the school here
again next year.
Mrs. Monroe has returnrd from
ia visit with her daughter Mrs.
j Hlckis, at Tacoma. ih.
! E"f nt '-" u ep- to
leav for Brownsville soon where'
, w...pr0u .ne summer monmi
,-..n .ne.r er. .rene i-am.r.
j Itarmond Hug te holding meet-
n.111 evere mgr.. n1 presents at
Uhe .M-thoiis! r-Tp!sc;pal church on
I dtn.lnr ni.Vi ... -. k
Jim Heaslev nsw has the s3r
linc twiween Init-H-r and Summcr
Tllle. Wjlt.-r l-?her h the stars line
from W'sllowj to Mawili-N He and
his family will soon move to their
'T I? won wnrriMassaohusers. According to local
A Regular Physical
Examination-
Should be included in the annual hea!th program of
every man. woman and child. Health insurance is
adis;i!!e. Health assurance is invaluable. . A thor
ough audit nf your health, with a couple f extra
check-ups every year, will niake you the benefactor
of preventive medicine.
Your State IVrd of Health is urging the adoption
and standardization of this movement throughout
Oregon. The fine response of physicians proves that
large body of medical men are working, not for
their owti selfish interests, hut in true service of
humanity.
Hot Lake Sanatorium
IR. W. T. PHY, Oarrrer and Directr.
A--y- IflVES
MEDICAL SPRINGS
PERSONALS
MKIUCAI. SPItlVOS (ffpeclal)
The grunge b planning a pie social
to he Riven soon , at the school
lmlldlntr.
Mrs, I- 55- Winth received a doien
carnations Mother's day from her t
son l.loyd. who Is at Hates. j
Mr. and Mrs. I. Huffman and '
Mr. and Mrs. H. Halhr. of I'nion.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j
T. K, Kennedy hero.
The weather has been warm here !
for the last few daa with occasion,
al showers. !
J. Iurnette Is working- on Big!
crek ditch as ditch tender.
Mrs. I J. Towers and Mr. laaurle
were shopping- In jl Grande la.-t '
work. !
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hack, of Goose j
rrtstk. passed through Medical
brings Thursday on their way to
I'nion after Miss Irene Hack, who
is attending the I'nion high school.
Several from this community at
tended "1'ncU Tom's Calvin" at Ba
ker. X Wootison and brother from t
foltagt Grow arri-ed here Tues-1
day morning and will be here ev
jeral dars.
I .Mrs. j. r. r.ennriy ana naurn-
, ter F-ae and Jean, were Sunday
an1 rlel I-ay were visitors at !
j linker Saturday.
Miss Iris Stone and father, Mr.
Wone, h-rt FViday morning
Yakima. Wash., where they
fori
will
visit until the rn jfinnlng of Bum- ,
mer school.
The Kev. O. I Matlock gave a
wnnon rViday at Medical JJpring.
A Mcia was held after the rv- j
ics. J
Mrr T R Kennedv received a I
tH)t of beautiful snapdragons from
her daughter, Mrs. I- Huffman, of
I'nion. on Mother's day.
Five rare coins, tearing- dates
ttwtwfn ItSS aad t?T7. hare been!
round in the woods near Oak Btuff. !
traJl.toII ,,0 brothers buried their
,v;1n ,llat It
wailM (w. j by ,drinclng g-
lih troops.
new home.
Mn "harles Rhodes and bahy
. ar- at home again.
Mrs. Kd I'ombrj has been work
i Ing for several day preparatory to
t the Memorial d"iy dinner aad aup-
per to b- wmd at the Masonic
hail Saturday. May 2J.
pgnGE PLAN
T
- . .
' "
U8 AXGKI.r. May !!. AP)
I'oli prpur?a to.liy to sttm a
couiptetu Inveittiinitlon of circum-
Ntunres Hurrountltnic the disappear-
anr of Alim-u 8.inple
inttmatinnally notU
Mel'hfrson
vaneeltiit, I
who vaulHlifd acv?rul days axo
whll. surf balhin at Ocoan park.
AMhuiiffh Captain of iH t.ctivea
Herman riln. In charife , of the
IGATION
MKlmniUiK ae roullnied by berja Bood omn to touri. l jmK
follower. h decland that thurIXew Year'H day.
ar a number ( dia'Pancies
which poller hope to reconcile be- j Ituntfalows of cast lion are belnK
trt Im-y took upon the c;w as'hUt n Clasifow, Scotland, to re-
clONed. 1 ' ; i
Anions those : helnK qin-stioiW
are Mirut ' Km ma jschulier tnoj
rvaiiKUst'a secrviary, who was the;
first lo report that ah had b en ;
drowned, and Mrs. Mel'hernon'a
mother Mm. Minniv Kennedy. ,
A bathliiK cap broUKbt up by a
diver from underneath lack Tier
a looked upon as a hot clue for:
a while yesterday hen It una'
thoiiKht that, the rap was th one
orn by the 4-vana'list the. day
hr vasnlahd. - later di irlopint-nts '
prov-i It not to t-a the oue . ,
Another . anxle developed late (
yssli'rtlay afternoon met with fall-
ur Two airplane nl out to j
seareh the coast to the north and;
the nearby hills on- the theory thai j
MnSa Mel'herson mlnht l the vie-'
lim of amnesia, returned to report :
that they had round no trace of'
the mi-in woman.
A l-ach patrol by memhers, of i
the conurvtcution of the evanife
llMt's nuliis Temple has leeh ;
maititaim-tl for the last several
days, and was to be continued
icuin today.
Iirge. growers Just across the
Mexican line from Noruli-s. Arizona.
have roiitrurt-il with two airplanes
to dust their tomaio rleltls with in
sect powder to combat ttig and
worm.
A loss of four million dollars
durimr the past y ar has been , re
poiid by the. directors of the
Kriipp Works.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
' STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. - 120 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
The Average
Man
The man who wins
Is an average man.
Not built on aay
Particular plan.
Not blessed with any
Peculiar luck.
Just steady and earnest
And full or pluck.
UNITED STATES
NATIONAL
I urn II
I vnilll II Grande
His q Q v Amm
Colonel Williams to ;
v Go to San Francisco
, WAHHINOTO.V. May 22 AI )
ColonW AU-xundT 8. Wlllimns
of tin nmrino corpH, nlwn a court-
mnrtlnl aefltfRre Of reduction Of
i four numlx-n on tin promotion
i IM Va.lr.rflfaV. fO HOWIIljr HHOXlt'tt-
ftion chunks, will be IranstVrre i
from Sun lUgo to iluty ut Kan:
j Kranclsto. aa officer In clrnrK" of!
j thp Wt.strrn rcruithir dlviHiun. llu
I rr.tf.Vfm I-tt utenant i'oloiu-1 N'l-
aun I'. Vulte.
- t
At midnight on lumber SI, a
plB l lib rated on the floor at many j
. Herman partUn. for It Is considered
i .
li-ve the hoiiHlnir ahortUrT'
Safety
Tmd by Motor Stage Safely - Comfortably.
MOTOR TRANSIT COM PAN V.
The tirey Stage
PASSENGER And KKPItKSS 8F.RTL'R
Come to our Stage IVpot at 1111 .l.-rrersuii Ave.
All Modern and Henti-il Smitia.
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And your 3, 4 or 5-tube set if it
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I g 1
Huirar cniH'-wiia citHivuled In Jn
dia. bufore'tlit Chrbjtiun Kra. for.
Alcxan.ler the" Grf-atV aoldlom
broiiK"- buck lltv "boney-Iwurlnir
rH-d" rom U4 banks of the In:
dim.') ' " ' T"f 'f'
Roller Skating
As a iiaatlinr and (invic for
young ami old Is fai-t cmniiix
iiiio mllllillllH, n'uiii.
I.F.AItX HOW TO SKATE
ITcc liistrlit'tlimx to Iti-Kliiiien.
.Mini. lay. WciliicMtey. Friday
l-miil II lo 7 P. M.
)B'n i:i-ry :nlna:. 7 Ut III
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