La Grande evening observer., May 24, 1926, Image 2

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ilFLE CLUB
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$ IS ORGANIZED
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1,1 ' Th Kamla niflo club, oflllo:
ll m with tne Nalionnl Itlfl" uu.
' nation, haa n'rciilly Lwii, '-'-T
NinlU'il In Iju Clflin.lB, Uh.lor'llin
: 'Ollawln offlwra: K. 11. - Ido l.
'irfHlM; O. .W. p.iwyer, mw
lli iir-lrcuHiiri'r: O. C. Ki lwll. ,
iii niiv oflimrr I- It iJiwri, pit
o ml rarjK"' orfln-r. ,
in Mi-mlJi m Hill nar- the ntuf rlfl
4 ton, anil HI ahout iii.Ulfiu-
1 Joim for national iiiarfcmnin,
ii) ili.'inhootcrj nml Mri'it ilfli'
p 'nen, uiiilcr I'm' N. It. A. rul-n
)l Ihoae who iiuulif'y )ii th" illif.ni't
io ourwa will m Imiim-iI !' propi r
iitcorutlon l,y tin' war ilipait
e 'in ml uml llatwl ucuonlliiKly. local
I officer explain.
I Membership In tb N. Jl. A.
doe not render person subject
lo any military duty, Air. II fa .1
ley stale, . Tiio' organization Ih
for the pur pom of promoting the
sport, ood i fostered by the. gov
ernment to recover the practically
lost art o'f rlfje and revolver shoot
ing on hy part o th.e. a,ve.rngc
citizen, to ecn or incite civilian
organizations, t b government
furnUhe annually 1200 round of
Ions rango ' ammunition, two
Kprlngfleuj rifje,- two - .22 caliber
rifjei wllh 9-0,01; Q round of lam-
inunHlon.' Th .only requirement
iff ium', ojf thcraupplte and. a re
port I'ach year.'' In- addition, the
eiyb members may burchaue arn
iiiiinliioii. rJfl.i'9 and other needed
articles, ''from tbe4 government at
rout 'for,- additional practice.
Any nulur&ltrd ritUen of the
Failed Slat eligible to mem
bership. Application .may be made
to any of tb offlrera of the club.
Th entrance' iVe.. Ii, nominal.
The 1.0, Grande club plana to
shoot at regular inter vain at the
Htato rfrango durlnif Ihe outdoor
season' and at soine to-be-arranged
(ta I lory ; during the; winter
nioni;ix. '.Additional targets aru
being put ln 'at, the rjtatn, range,
to accommodate 'all member of
the club and the military. A Her
le o nialcb' biM-fifn ihe two.
organizations Piy - be arranged
Billy; Evans
GRADE TITLE
The HiviTta grammar arhool alh
leilc team won the first annual ML
Orondf bon' and tflrbt' truck and
field nuet hure Haiurday, morlnff
0ntrc,l rhoo rr.m BQCon1 -with
810. potnw end arepawood wji
Ihird wilh 692.1. i
Nearly 200Q whool rhiMren tpok
part In the game and track and
field eventw, and hundreds of fanit
were In attendance. When ih final
ware were announced, deafening
cheera rent the afr.
Thft meet program wtt divided
into three clae, track events,
field evt-ntu and man rompHliion.
Hlverltt won the "track eventn.
scoring 36. ""'I ftvenii,
wcoring 334.1 but Venlrnl won the
mai competition with 314.
in tho irark evenU tlreenwooa
scored ZCfl ami tVniral In thn
field evenly Central scored 278.8
and tireenwood 2M-I and In mass
competition (ireenwood corpd IIS
and Itlvcria. I ti 6.
Kvents Included dashes, r'ayn.
broad jtimp-s, pule vaults, high
jumps, bnskfthall throws and
games.
Ciiarles Piper. Oregoiilun. cam
era man, took pictures of the mee
which will appear on Ihe. Oregon
ian ncreen review, and will be.
shown throughout Oregon at mov
ing picture theaters.
This officially close all athletics
for this semester. ,
Stanford Star
Bears Trim Princeton ;
Yale Defeats Harvard
v.
VWpttWi H'IKIIOM
I I iloln If .ihero in a BinartiT
piiclirn In . ilio Ami rlran leitKun
than L'rban Hliorur of Hie New
York Vaoiktta, ''..,;'
I rlhockcr.' pltrjilujf rnprrtolre In.
clubM every thtug- and ho mJiea the
varied aMflortOHtot: iid raotit ilirilv
J ."lllch t);th ainull. enU ft th
littt,1' l HhocrVOivorllfi bit of
udvlcn 'on ' bo 19 Hiio'ced iw u
pltchor.' ' '',"
In otliT worUnKliordcr alinplv
I iiictn pitch UiHlili'.'maka the tiuU
r hit tho hull on I hp (iuIhIIp ruth.
arnrr?raoTijfe'-i,ai:
It la practically tilijiowllile to K't
ilixlunce to any Loll thai Id pltrhi'il
ItiHldc, to the uill f 11J of iho hat.
wait 'im oi t.
With Ihn .slowiair down' of the
I haVhall, th liuporanco or a fcood
IcudofC man hucouu-j all Ujn Ki'iLt-
ier.' )?,. i' ' '. ..v.--' .
In thfl old ilaH, h vraa a player
I poanr'aalttK Uio..uncanny ability to
waJt oui apitchnr, 'uUlmati,')y ilraw-'
iU't a. bMiaToa 'ballav: ' ' . '
I Huch a player wlM-not neccuMirlly
a Kood hiLWir'bul uaually he wuh
foal und'alHo. waa an o-dvpt at Ihn
buntliifr (uaii. ' ;..
I in Mu' Ubihop tbo fhlladi-lphla
Alliletloa havp oon.ot the hoit Irod-
PP.INflvTON (Al'l Tho tlolilcn
Barn or t'alifornla. warincil up for
the Interrolli-Rlatc at famhrlilKo
iipxI, wrrlc by (IrrfnlliiK Prlncelon
In a dual trarlt and riild lnPt nt
Polnicr nuinorial Madlnm ttatiir-
day, 70 10 lia. 'I'hn roitat alhlotra
romped uway wjth HI rirat jjlacoa In
tlm 14 pvciita and firmly cjitabllah.
cd Duniai'lviw an poiooMal vlciora
ot aoldlorrt rl'ld. .
CMMriltlDCIK (AD Ono third
of u point wa Vale's final ipardlll
ior vli iory ovf-r a righting llarvurd
trark train In a bitterly contcstiMl
dual I'nconnli'r that aaw thrcf world
ri'corda broken Hnliirduy. Tlin final
aroro wuw 2- to 07 1-S.
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WOULD BLOAT WITH 6AS
TILL IT WOULO GAG II
rvrii Tollev Defeated
By Oxford Golf Mder
.MTJlt KlKI-D. rirollaiid, May 24.
'!(AI') The biggeat uikv ot ibP
iopenlng days play U tl llrltisli
lamatenr golf champloitHll
ithlH afiernooii when ynl 'liolhy.
'former champion, who had b n
picked by the HrHish to regain
by A. It. Hall-f Ntlne, en pin In of
l't:!4 Oxford golf leani.
Presenting Roger Babcock. aensa
tionui sprinter and member of titan
ford University's famous mile rela
team, file's one of Uie fastest clndt-i
path agists the far western schuo
has had In some time BatHfrk wil
t mxx In several bis nieeta tbli
itcaaoa. ,
Six Years Stomach Mis
ery Gre'HimAUKindy:
Of Trouble Till Kamak
Put Hii In Pink Of
Condition, $ays port
land Man.
fiay. this Ksrnak is the ureat
esi medicine ever made- It hut
dos what's cluJmed for It, and
I'll vouch for that," ileclares O,
I- . HieiltberK. of G I W. ; Jf fiilllp
M., I'oriland. On-. '
"Tlrt past six or seven years
my stomach has. been giving me
nil kinds of trouble," continues
Mr. Steinberg. 'l'd bloat up with
gas after meal time till It would
gag me and J could hardly Uep
:t tiling on my stomach. Why,
ilif g:is rr.-H,su,r,. was so bad It
just. f-(t lik; ibern was a. weig!it
b tiring down on my chest, and
therv w:ih always a ht-ovy. lumpy
f- fling In my Moiiuieh.
"Nlghis I would roll mi.) piteh
aud couldn't sleep, and mornings i
1 was t!r?d out to start th day.!
vM bothered wUa cvfil srJiis .
In my back, ay4 I', wrj! nil lcoiilj
do to hold out u my work till
'tultllng time, I t-ll you 1 sure
felt miser able. . . . , 4
"Then I rad where a man had ,
gotten rid of troiiblen Just like!
mine by taking this new medi- j
cin1, narnaK, anu 1 goi a uohm'
that' very day." rtelleve me.v it
was just w hat I needed. V'-hy, i ,
have taken iwo bottles now and
jiit cat anything I want and nev-,
er jia.ve a sign of Indigestion. j
Thal lumpy feeling In my 1
tomarh, gaa bloating and gagging j
l?3v all. gone, the pains have all 1
left my back, and I can work I
hard all day and not fee! anyi
more tired than a good healthy ;
man ordinarily would. I tell yon, j
Karnak sure braces a person up J
un& puis him in the pink of con-;
ditlon." ' . .
Karnak is sold In I -a Crande by'
the J & ,. Drug Co., find alt
tending drngtfs!.Adv.
B
ITES-STINGS
bold'mnionia, followed by
J A. go RUB
fiM. r Million Jm Ud Ywly
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
1 A l. . 12:20 P. M
and 3:30 P. M.
namffmmSta
ySumk wmtoiiuuyyj
Cubs (lain in National;
Athletics Trim Solons
BEAVERS TAKE
DOUBLEHEADEtl
pAciric
f'luba .
I,os Angeles
I noiiywoou
fticrauiemo ,. .
Scatthj
Missions
Portland
Oakland .-
Han I'Vanclsco ,
Coming oon!1-;-Warner
ncv screen com-
Bunker Bean with
Matt Morjre and
Dorothy Devore '
The etory of timid
youth who in convinced
by clairvoyants that
be U the reincarnation
of an Eftypuan king.
A The new inlrit with
which he goes forth to
win the world and the
millionaire' daughter
U deliciously funny.
And the big surprise
ho "puti It over."
Don't iiilts "IIU Muj-
etty. Bunker Bean."
it
SWTRYGHANNEL
'iakt i.i:a;i-
W. I,.
27 14
24 22
2:1 22
24 2:i
1.; 22 2!t
23 26
20 24
1 9. 27
Pet.
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IlNDflN, May 24. (AP) Con
Hipt or thft trr-achr-rouH KukIIkIi
:'hnnHt' a-twMiiv 'inilo '-'HlruKKlc
affaliiHl tromfmloMH odda accoin
pliflhi'd by only five men in inorft
than half a century, will, hn at
tempted this year by -it rrcord-bl-iakhtk
entry from Kurope and
the A im rli'iiH.
Kltrhteen swimmers, eleven of
whom ure women, are In training
ror the U'ct, aeveral itavlnp already
eMtabllMhcd beadiiiinrlera al Ciipe
GrU-Nez, I'Yance.
Iillernational rivalry dvvelopliiK
from repreHeututlon in the rone
petltlvc field by nW countrle will
ho exceeded only by Interest in
tho attempt of tho fair athlete,
an ouiKTowih of tho world-wide
attention, attracted to tlm futile
effort nf Gertrude LCderlo loat yeur.
KCMIAV'S (;ami:s ;
. Seattle 4-4, ouklnml l-:t.
OAKJ,ANW (Al.) It. if. Ii.
Seattle 4 7 2
Oakland ..' I B 2
JJatterlea ItumMity and K. Dald
wln; Stuart. I'Yeemuu, (,i)uld,'Mc
Ki'nry and-Jlaker, Pool.
Hecond iriwne- it, j-j. .
Keuttle 4 8 1
Oakland 3 9 0
Itatterie.s Klllott uml .a,'nba:
Ivilliv and Pool.
X.VHONAI, tl'-Afirp
fllllis-
f'inelniiiitl ..
CIiIciiko .....
Drooklyn .. ..
I'lttKburic ..
St. Louis ,
.Vew York ....
liiall.l.lpllia
I'.iioii 4
W. I.
24 It
20 12
IS 14
IS 15
IS 1!)
Ill 19
.llS 21
...... 10 24
AMr.UICAN MIAfil K
flubs
New York ....
I'b'velnnil ..
Washington. ..
I'bleairo ,
Detroit
Philadelphia
Post on
St. Louis
. W. I
2n 9
;..S0 15
-.21 17
21 17
19 IB
...20 17
II 23
Pel.
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.643
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.32
.294
Pet.
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.664
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.641
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place. In the.Plue Mountain league
yesterday by. beating them 6 to 4.
Tho Ducks scored four times In the
seconij. 'J'hfl lndinns started in the
lil'Ih with two runs, scored another
In the seventh and again in the
eighth and the winner in the ninth.
Home runs by Praljr anil White of
the Heservation re.itiired. ' -At
Walla, Walla the licnr blank-'!
ed Pasco 6 to 0. i
Score at Pendleton: It. If. Ii. '
Reservation 6 4 4
Pendleton .. 4 6 4.
p.atlerlis Hetll.es and While; ',
Parris and Ifoskins. !
Tm.el by Motor Stage BMt - OimforuWj.
MOTOK TIIA.VWT COMI'ANV.
TIms tirey Ntautw
I'ASSKXf'EH And KXI'ltKSS SEftVU'E
Come lit our Sialic l)i-)Ot at 1114 .lerfersou A.
All Modern anil Heated Nintics. ,
l.EAVK I.A finAMlK ViiW
Jiwph Dally, A. M. aJul 4 I'. M.
PindU-ton, 1 1 A. M. and 4 P. M.
(Connects to Walla Walla and Port land)
off playcra lu tho big abow. nn nu" "
I The other day In a game with 81. 1 ". l1'tio" of "'"K"" a s,'co"'1 attempt
I.ouls hir itlill'pi(, ball of I
'-nullum in7t ,viii''i null icu(iiii reii
ord pt.ftv'4. tyuaty oi'ba)ja. - 1 hap
pened to be catling balla. and Btrlkea
I In thin 'garni.1 '-' w
After getting yfour passea he
'prked tlie count to three, halls
and two. atrikeeion -bbt fifth und
i final appjuAratiCtt at tho plate, only
'to hnvo' mo decide ' tho 'pitch a
'strike. ' '
. . '... ft. ; $ .,' ' .
Never ill the history of baseball
, has the game fxpr)enceii such up
;al aa hnvo feajuroa tha pliiy tlls
year. . . . ' ' . '
7'uke the coie of tho Philadel
phia. Athletic, generally picked to
ho a penuant-coiitender from the
spring cry of vpiay boll."
The Mackmrn lost It) of the first
14 gumes played! then started a
winning spurt tliiyl brought their
mark to the .600 point, 13 yjctorle
ngulu.t a many defeats,
In figuring (lie Athletics a pen
nant contender, the pitching abil
ity or Hommet, Uray and Harris
was given much consideration.
Ye.t in tht rirst 12 victories
scored li" Mack's team, his trio Of
star twlrlera turned In only two
vtlns.
NOW PI, A. YIN G 1 AT BHEItHYS
A weukuess around Riond base,
either upon tho part of tt player
guarding Dint sack or tlm Hhoit
Ht op, In a fatal fault to pi n nun I
cbaiJCea. "
V.-ry pHUuuut-irVlntiLug ball club
Hi the b Is Lory of tup game bus fa
tured a. suuppy couiblumiou around
thu keystone nack-
Inexperlenci) hi bltf league wuys
lif a big handicap to players hold
lug doyra Hurh perilous. Itoth the
New Vork and Detroit clubs of the
American Iaguu hs-ve recruits
playing all-iinportunt posltlous.
No matter bow greai the ability
of the pluyer, one niunot expect
hltu tin yt'p iuLn tbi) difficult posl.
Hons of f&orbrlop' or : second bus'
uml deliver' Id but first year.
While. tmiprifor may baiidi
cap both club-t Houte this yeur. Umy
nro prApuxiny for Ui- fulurr.
t ' '
TbO bflkf that First liasenian
.Ton lUnser Hill be ablo to play
thai position, oil uoo for tbu
this at.ru4on.
Two other American girls will
Join Miss Kderle In the test. Helen
Walnwrlfiht, holder of many nnuu
teur swimming championships be
fore she entered the proicsslonal
ranks last year, has been training
in HoWilu for several months. Hel
en Canon of llaltlmoro, who at
tracted attention this winter in the
soul h for her remarkable endur
ance In Out water, also has made
plans to try the rough journey.
Against this trio will be pitted
the foremost women swimmers of
Kngland, r'rnnec, Canada, fiouth
Amerlcu and Knypt. Outslnndlng
among tho latter starters are Mad
ame Jane Hloa of I-'raneo, who
reached within about two miles m
Dover Imt year, l.llllun Harrison of
lion now Aires, who likewise fulled
In 12F, l:viL Morrison of Plot on,
N, K., and .Suzaiinu. Wurtz, a for
mer Krench ehaiuiilon. Three Kng-
gllsh wntnn mid one from Kgypt
compleU) the. list.
Ishak llelmey, the Ksypllnn
giant, who rescued Gertrude 11
erln and l.llllau Harrison from the
water on their unsuccessful nt
templs last yeur after they li.ul col
InpKed, Is Included lu Ihe HI2C mule
entry. Norman I toss of I etioil,
former amatinr champion and roc
ord holder, and Dick Howell, orsl
w h I I e Northwestern rnlverslly
Hwlmmhig star, will bo America's,
mule entrants.
Omer I'erriiull of Canada, who
failed two jears ago, Jean Heinle.
vllle of O en evil, Cn'Olges Mlcltel
and Georges Holt Icy of Franco arn
other prospective sturtcrs.
MihslniiH 9-4, Hollywood 2-.V
l.OS ANGKI.KS (Al') Jt. 11. K.
Missions .' ail 0
Hollywood 2 8 2
HutlerieH lirynn and Walters;
Ijlugleton, Stroud and Cook.
Necond gaiue it. 11. K
Missions 4 H it
Hollywood '., G 7 1
liatterles l.udolpli and Murphy;
Mulcahy, O'Neill, shellenhuck and
Cook, 1'eters. .
Angels ft -ft. Seals 2-12
HAN FltANCIHCO (AP) It. II. 10.
I,oh Angeh-K i 6 14.3
Kan Franr-iseo 2 S ;
UittU'iiesWrlght ami Snmlherg;
Williams, V-roekett, Ijing, Mitchell
and Ynlln.
Second game It. Jl. K.
l.os Angeles ft 11! (j
.San KranclHco IJ! 17 t
Hattories H. Jacobs and Han
nah; Geury and Aatiew.
HnrthiiHl M-ll, Saernmontn 2-3
STOCKTON (A I') 1(, U. H.
Por'lund ; ;j o :t
Sacramento 2 7 " 3
liatterles Vinci and Koehler.
Second game it. H. V..
Portland (i ! 'J
Sacramento 3 tl A
Hutterles Meeker und Tobln;
Hughes and Koehler.
GH.wrs PASS l,OSKS
KLAMATH FAU,K. Ore., May 24
(AP -Grants Pass went down to
defeat, 4 to u, when she nu t, Kl.un-
nth Falls on her home grounds ),,
tho econd scheduletl game of the
Southern Oregon league- yesterday.
V I'STKHDAY'S fSASfKS
Nalionnl league
New York 1. Urooklyn 2.
Chiejiffo 14, Host on 8.
Philadelphia 7, St. Louis U.
Plrisbiirg 7, Cincinnati &.
Anu'rlcan League
St. Louis 1, Detroit 2.
New York 8, Ho-ston 3.
Chleutfo , Cleveland 0.
Philadelphia! B. Washington 3.
Walla Walla in Lead;
Indians Defeat Bucks
PKMHLETON,. May. 24. (.VP)
Russell "Habe" Adams, shortstop
for the Pendleton team' of tho
lilue Mountain League for a num
ber of years, will become a mana
ger of the Reservation Indians in
the league beginning next Sunday.
Adams Is rated one of the best
short patchers in the circuit and
has played six games In this
year's schedule without an error.
XWA V. MOl'NTAIN I.RAttUS
Club
Walla Walla .
Pendleton
Reservation ..
Pasco
W.
Pet
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.107
PICNDIJCTON, May 24. (AP)
The lteserval ion Indians sent tho
Pendleton. P.uckuroos Into second
Your rths My n you use
ALLEN'S FOOT EASE
Stops the pain of ( ori s
Mid Uunions and you can
walk all day in eu and
oomiort. Not hind fivt-n
such relief to hot, tlied.
acbln', Inflnnted or swol
len feet, blisters or cal-
lur-e. A little AUIAS
iJTisi f ach shoe In th inornlrR
If L V wHlmukeyouf'irpntalsjut
If Lr AJ tlgbt Hhis:a. It takes the
Irtcuoiiirom tnvsboe. Al
ways u?e it fur Uaiiclnic
nd to Break hi New Pho. For Free
sample and i'nauV.htc Walk lint poll, wldn
AMJJO' rOOT-tASE, LcBoy, N. Y.
TWO GOOD LEADERS-
Blue Mountain Butter
and
Blue Mountain
Ice Cream
Home made products manufactured by
a home concern. Always the best.
Sold by AH Dealers.
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY
K. F. TYLER, Prop.
Telephone Main 60
1109 Washington Ave.
Leook Over Your
Fishing
Tackle
and sec what you
need. I have the
kind that catches
them.
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Main 85
Athletics has done more to revive,
Oio spirits of the club after tx bad
start Ihnn any onu other thing.
For lime it seemed us if Huuser
would be fortunuto If able to divide
the vurk at first base with Jim
Poole. At first he favored his in
jured '-k but .since the npeulnr of
ihe season has put It to every test.
Iiii'liiilttig the most dangerous form
of the hook slide, with no 111 cf
Fecls. Now that Huuser has recovered
ronftdenee in hlmaHf, he haa start,
ed to hit and the club appears to
have Liken on the. same opitmiMte
atiKle.
Tho loss of a player, who cat. hit
Ihe ball liku Jon Huuser, (s a ter
rific, handicap to a ball club with
pennant hopes.
Macy's Comedians
TENT THEATER
Tent Third and Jefferson
La Grande
STARTS TONIGHTj
, OPEN INT, PLAY
"The Red Shadow"
A Big TOBY Special
FREE! FREE! FREE!
Ijlillrs ri!l;i; Tmilillll Wllill .Vvoniriaililll by Ilnlilir
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Adults, 35c; Reserves, 20c Extra; Kids 10c
IS PEOPLE 18
BAND AND ORCHESTRA
Program changed every night.
Show Starts 8:15
Doors Open 7:30
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tt J,'ecl4n,"!ance and Hearse Service
Union County's Oldest Undertaking Establishment."