La Grande evening observer., May 25, 1926, Image 2

TiiMiliw: May .25,20.
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- , "!:; Billtl'EvanS ,1. ": - Meet on Track Saturday : '
- '.,,, fSiTTv i-JUiy X-KCWflO r" m I 1,1 Vou can't tell. The number Of.
J! ' v . C ' I f!3p " I .., his spare llres doesn't Indicate how
?! , ..-.v ' SSF' J7 A. ' -H rSflUV 'V - I jf ', I" "-I-:- w Kl'OKNE. Ore.. May 25. (AI p " he oe the filling station.
I. ' ' . rS mii' " fc VrX ' kJUyO, . " I I X The I nlverslty of Oregon and- the mucn i.l o
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ii v-r: ' v ax r arTrs-'dr Mlfeaa! is-fc ' 7 rirz
r. ' ' S t X. S fense . VSHb 'pJSS" X -. 1 " 11 llMll II 1 1 Oii the odds are sliglll at far as O. A.
ir ' - ' "lead ; or on Infield balanced WMM M f ' V' V ' TO ' .' ,'Cklr "f" ''"''r'"" h'""" a1"'
f . V .. ; ' , . with a couple of old heads, t-WK XWfr Kfy I ; '' 'r??'V'v' ' wZ'lf ' "
I . a combination made up of young t&-'-4feT MmVSfxmi'mt'-' I (a-Halppa(Maa
i. ... . ( . , nluyers. none :wllh more than a ' C-l'W.'r 3e.".- '-t .ivV' ''? it I I
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r I .' - l . not. afford to miss this entire new collection ' ' I lender must have a weii-rmmded, &z.!fotiS&'illi4r li VV'I !l
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trimmed.
v ' JM3KWAL LEAGUF
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ClaetOMd .. ..34 12 .61!?
ralmt . . .a til .r.sc
Ilronalrs .. 18 14 .Sfi3
liuabwaj . 18 1(1 .r.24
m. 1ouip 19 19 .son
New York ........ ,......! lit .467
Philadelphia, 13 11 .385
Boston . 10 34 .294
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Now torfc ; '..;...... 87 .760
OiileMV - '.. 23 17 ,G4
ftWUlH ....20 ID .666
Wufelectoa . ....... it if .664
PMtMtbte . so it .641
Jsitron . ..... ......19 17 .618
HMK .. . ..11 24 .316
m. imttm ....... . 9 28 .243
AMKRK1AX I.EAOrK
Xew Torfc 4, HnMon 3.
boston ) k. if. e.
Jw York 4 C n
Boston . ..... 3 6 1
Battarleo Bhorktr and Collin:
Will, Keifer aod auion.
CUTTEULKD (AP
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MVtfT BK MOM)
Will mcrlflco hlKh-icrado piano
In storair naar her for Initned
lBt sale. Will give rosy terms to
id established home. Kor full par
ticulars and wh.ro It ran be seen,
addreaa Portland Musin Co., 2:;
(to. H., Portland, Ore.
at1
by Motor Rlspa
4 Wtmmm aasass saasssss mm ! IT-i A 1 TO
WPORTNEWSi
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1 CHICAGO WINS
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aWIvlt TllANKIT CO MP AST.
The tiroy Rtagv
FAMEXttF.R And EXPREM lERTlOB
( oar wage lopnt a 1114 IMam A.r
AU Modem and Healed riipi
LEAVE LA ORA-VDB VOK
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(Oaniwota to Walla
Timely Selling of
Millinery
A N OPPORTUNITY the discerning shopper can
A not afford to miss this entire new collection
of smart summer hats at these absurdly low prices.
Sd.HH S7.7S.- XN.SU . : I . TyWr n.o r tl experts, who 4 ;l
All of the millinery novelties are represented, the . ,. ,
new page boy hat, the beret, and the gigolo, ihll'iii'j j-,-bangkok,
ballibuntl, visca, and grosgrain or satin,, -in
i large and small shapes, ribbon or flower
'
HILL'S
"A Good Place i
to Trade"
Batteries Oaaton and llar
greuves; Ijivttta. Miaul and L.
flewnll..
iirrrnorr An n. i?. e.
Chiruro 10 12 0
Detroit 4 7 2
Halterles Thomas, Thurston
and Oruoownkl; Johnson, llurfoot,
Miinlon und Uusslor,
NATIOVAIj MAf(K
ritlsliurg 1, Chicago 3. .
oincAoo txr) it. n. r.
Pittsburg . 112 1
1'hlenKO t 1 O
bull. -rim Allirldge, Sonfrer and
S.-nil!;. Goorb; Illako and Hurtn.lt.
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rinrtnnatl ,..
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4 9 2
1111 2
HftlU-rieB ltlxey. Mays and Hftr
Knvvf; IT. Up 1 1, Hothoron, llatlan.
JohnKOn, Jluliif anJ CKarr-lt,
Vlrk. ...... .
Oregon Hires Vidal
As Backfield Coach
I
F.fOEVE. Ore.. May !6. (AP)
Oeno Vldal. former star football
player on the West Point team, ami
Inter assistant courh under Captain
John J. McKwan at the army Instl-1
To Trade" A
lutlon hart aecepted tho position of H30ke), 8 p. m.. All Night protrratu,
hnekfleld eoach on tbe trnlverslty artists, addresses,
or Oregon staff under McBwan. I I'aeinr Standaril Time Stations
Vldat graduated from th Unl-1 Htl, Ija AnRetea, CaL (47rn
verslty of South Dakota In 1916 IM2kr), 7-7:J0 p. m Orebe Syn-1
nnd entered Went point tho next crophnse string- ensemble; 7:SO-8.
fall. He wos an exceptional athletn Nlek HnrrUt deteetl- atory: 1-9,
a well as a scholar of high aland- program. California Petroleum
Inc. according to Captain MeEwan. , Corp.; 9-10. hour of southern mel
During his West point course he 1 odles; 10-11, Charles Beaurhamp.
played bnirback on the varsity, ami .tenor.
was also prominent In track. KFWB, Hollywood, Cat. (25Jm-
jltsokc). :30-7:JO p. m.. Pontlao
Judicn Kave an Atlantic City man ' fix dinner hour; 1-9, program.
Cn days to learn to tell the truth.
Takes most people 0 years.
Rafely . CoaaJtBsaablj.
A. M. and 4 1. M.
M. and 4 P. 11.
Walla aad Forllaad)
New
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Mi
Union Anglers' Plan
' " Trip to Big flUinnm
t'NION. May 26. .(Special)
Charles Hlatl and Kiwil Hush were
planning- yfsterday afternoon to
park back to. the headwaters of
I he Hlg Minam rliw. twt of here,
to anKle for minnow 'trout whleh
fhey nay have grown to 30 Inehra
lontc In that) Jitrrtim, duo to the In
arrcffllblllty of the iMlon thoy
plun to vtwlt. They vrvrc going up
Cathrlnf" rpprk as far an IHff
Mf'HtJown, then across the motin
lulnn, Th bos hope to rntnrn In
tlm for thw stock fibow. ,
Morrie Schlaiffer la
Suspended for a Year
ronTIN'D. Or.. May 25. (AD
-Hiuipt-iuilon from hoxlny rlnirn for
ono yar wan Irnpowd on Morrto
jNcnittirier. uiiwna wierwetRnt. ;
yeateniay by th Portland boslnR
icommlfislon. follow In the boxer's
action In concluding1 hut scheduled
ten-round flirhL tonljcht with Kddln
Hoberts. of Tucoma, Schlaiffer de
clined to meet Robert on the pc.
tit of brltitf tllv phytilclaiui. de
clared. WI WNKSDAY, LT 28.
Mountain Standard Time Ktatlnrm
KOA, Imtivit, Cola. 322.4in-
, Sphlnj Motor Oil company: 9-10.
prog-ram. Pacific Development com
pany; 10-10:10, Mutual Motor
mirth contest; 10:10-11, Warner
: Brothers' frolic.
1 KfiW, Portland. Ore., (4t.Bm
lltoko), -7 p. m.. dinner concert;
S-9. vocal, Instrumental music: 9
lfl. music; lO-ii. (Sherman, Clay
and company.
KIM, Los Aniretea, Cal. (405-ih
700ke), S-10 p. m.. Tlmea de, luxe
proirram.
I KNX, llnllyworxl, Oal. (330 Sllt
HUOke), 7- p. m., program, Hoyt
Water Heater company; 1-99. 8tr.
nrt-Warner dealers' program: -i.
, Motor Transit Rugva orrheatra;
,10-11. studio program; 11-lJ mid
night. Ambassador hotel dance or-
j cheat ra.
I KM ho, Pnllmaa. Wash.. (Mltnl-
MMkr), 7:14 p. m.. Krrda pHrrsea.
voeallsi; l-'rederlra Kershaw, plan
1st: Carey pprncer, vocalist; Mahelle
arsiens, ri-ader.
Perhaps the moat grim of all
'he grim reapers hi tho new golfer.
, .r. .n-i .i- "f'TI-
Radio -
INeiln al first. Oehringer at see- , Wfy fofa'rma& Ml, i JT I
' ond. Taener at short and Warner Lx..jfL .KT rf p7Tl-c--''' I
at third was the lineup of the lie. " $T$W'WKl 1 f 1 " "tftfw'F.- V V J
'F.Cr.SKAItV ASSIST
Tt bus lonir heen an aceepted
baseball truth that a p-niiunt-con.
tender miutt havo a well-rntinded,
experienced Infield. 1
When sudden sjtlfts caused a de-
elded change hi the makeup of the
TyiferH, some .of tlve experts, who
hod predicted bljr thlnKH for De
troit; bfKnn to hedse. ' -
Just whut to do with the ball in
a crisis Is always a stuinlilinK p6lnt
for the yoiinic luflelder. It has been
a handlcup which the Tylers have
lubored under und naturally It has
cost a number of Kumcs.
While Manager olib . no : doubt
realizes It will cost itlin many a. ball
uame, still it la the only way to
develop player und the ' Tylers
havo reached tho BtaKC where- such
action is necessary. . . )
"' ' T.nEAT I'ltOMlRE
Of. Ihe youthful Infield that has
been doing its stuff for Detroit.
Gehrlnifer and Wurner are really
the only recruits. Johnny N'eun
and Tuvener have already estab
lished themselveB as biff leaguers.
I regard both Qchringrcr and
Warner as mighty fine prospecls.
Naturally they have their la ill In,
llko ail newcomers, but the ability
to deliver appears to be there.
Gehrlnjrer reintnib me of Hans
Wagner in the field. Iiullt alonir
the lines of Wagner, he has the
same loose, galloping style that
lade llonus one of the grou.tesl
stars of the game.
A left-handed hitter. Cehrlnger
takes a healthy eut at the ball and
has a .freqjswlng that should gtjt
results once' he learns his pitrhewsj
While the play of Warner at
third has heen ernille nt times, be
seems to have slyle and class that
will eventually reward the Detroit
club If it goes along with him.
1 ,
n vt'i .. .-.. ,-.,-c;-ir-
, ., .OAKK OP I'l'.CK , . ,
.' Kvery recruit must go through
a certain period or his eareer In
which lack of experience will prove
a serious handicap.
"Take the case of "Buddy" Myef.
rookie shortstop of the Wnshiri-
ton club. He is a classy looking
recruit, certain to miike good, but
like all others he must nnss Ihrouftn
th huptlsm of flr before lubrlil ft
rt-vulnr.
In tlin rnrly khiiios this sprhiff
hf nplartl tho veteran Prckln
patiRh at short and did n mlKhty
Koofl Job of It. Yet tt was appn rent
to rn that the t'unious WuhinR
ton Inflfld lacked Home of the
rmoothnim thut featured Its ploy
with lerk at short.
When Peck returned to the pnmo
the perfect cohenlon rtnrnel. Not
thnt Peck Is bo much better than
Myer but simply h-ausf he known
how to play the rival hnUr und
hln tea minutes have a confidence In
hlm lhat can be traced buck to the.
oxperlence ofhl piny.
MLssinp;
1 jiifek
3 V: i..r. .KJ V Z y' Vk. !
Walter A Ward, of the mil
lionaire haklnic family, whose
mysterious ilbmpp-a ranee nt
Trenton. If. J., has caused
wide sfarrh. Ward was acquit ,
ted n few years ngo of th
murder of Clarence Peters.
I s-. ti'? --
V 1 J
)UKter" Malls, southpaw and comedian, hn slipped back
uKaln. As you know. Munuwr Ilornsby of the Ht. I.ouis (urdl
nulH. shunted Ihlr eccentric fllnjirr to fiymcusis the tither dny.
There he's likely 'to tuy for .sotmr tlmo. . .
Malls "The Great Malls!' as tlirt entire Pacific Coast 'Icnjfiio
knew him stepped Into fame back ';fn'1920 when ho won seven
straight Kiuiifs for Cleveland ufti;r joining that club late In tho
season. His tfenwitional work had inueh to 'do with hrlnfrlnK1 tho
l'oreHt f'lty lis first und only pennant. In the world series that
fall Malls pluyed an Important' part, too, holding the heavy
hlttttiK Brooklyn team to few hits and loss runs. ' , V" ' ",.'
Shortly after, Malls' drifted back to tint coast where ho like
wise, proved a winner. -The Cards got the easy.ffolnjf hurler Inst '
season and he did ralrly well. thoiiKh handicapped by injuries.
Mulls lias always preferred to play on the coast. This spring
Ilornsby told Mails. If he didn't deliver he'd bu shipped to Syra
cuse, not to the Pacific slope. Ilornsby flfpired It might cause
Mulls to take the big tent seriously. It didn't however, so Horns
by made good his threat. i
In reporting tho capture of Ger
man troops by tho Americans dur
ing the Revolutionary war, the
London Morning Post said that the.
prisoners were employed In tho
SMOOTHNESS
Liogot & Mvtu Tosacco
Co.
fields malting, "sour
Tho. question now on the
Is: Which hus caused tin
profanity Fords or radios?
rioor
most
cabbage
grout."
Matching mildness with full
ness, aroma with sweetness,
in a smooth even blend of
unique character.
CIGARETTES
Mr. Balloon Tire User:
Jo you know that it Is now posMhlc for us to vulcanize
your balloon the casing us good as It is posslblo to vulcanlzn 1
high-pressure tires, und that when
tt'K vrw'Axizi: iiam.oo tirks Tiir:nr. ark
x MAitus m:pt ox casixc.s
on the outside, where they will show. .We have just Installed
the latest type of machines for this work, made by one of tho
Margt-sl tire manufacturers in the world.
We ftimi-anlc! the Mine fletlbillly as In the rest ' '
of the tire und unrnn(ee the work to Jasl as Imitf j
( as the rest of the tire.
Let us put a CTf on your
then convince yourself that it.
on the Jeft'lSeel.-
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La Grande
"The House
1517 Adams
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7 A. M. 12:20 P.M.
and 3:30 P. M.
right reur wheel rind yon can
will outwear Iho other, make ,
Tire Shop
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