La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 07, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextA Good Place to Trade HILL'S Place To Trade" TEAMS BATTLE 4Yt HOURS; 33 TO 32 SCORE 1 SPORT NEWS BEAVERS TRIM SDLONS TWICE PACIFIC COAST LKAflt'F, - W. lu Pet. .S 8S .010 38 29 .025 82 81 .608 80 .600 Sll 81 ' .401 ,..30 32, AH . 88 38 , .4)18 2 3D .419 Clubs I. on Angeles , Missions Seattle .. ....... Oakland .. rtucramento .. Hollywood .. Portland Han Francisco Billy Evans Says; rENDIJCTON. June 7. (AP) The record for a long distance h use hall tfumfi Ih cluimd by the 1'ilot Itock oggrt'KuUon and the HhHt-Htatcr Oam. of Jendleton. Tho couttwt lusted four and one fiuir bourn, thn JVndJMon team winning- 33 to 33. The winner nurd four pllcher and five wto ltwi hy pilot Kock. Walla Walla, Pendleton Victorious Yesterday IlLI'K MOI'.NTAI.V Club Wullu Wullu ; Pendleton Iifscrvallou .. 1'awo.. .....,., LEAni'l? W. I. Pet. .... 7 1 ... It i . 8 . I 1 7f, .750 .2t .Hi ESTF.RIAY'B fiAMI K : T - i . . !'"' LOB ANOKLK8 (Al'J n. H. E ! an Francisco, o n o r it Am Angeles .: 10 1 I Hallcrlen Griffin anil TellH;' E: jj Jacobs and Hannah.- , i? . Second game R. II. 'B. i? 'Han Francisco 9)2 1 Iajd Angeles ,....,...'..! 0 . 7!l ' ': Batteric deary,. Moudy 'aneV Agnew; Day, Wright and Hundberg. 1 1 ' Portland NaciaiiH'iilo' S-4 "' ' TOUTLANO (AP) K. H. F.. - Harramenlo .. Portland """Hattnrli'M Martin and Mungum and Berry, . Keaond game ' ; ftucramento ,. ....'. . Portland .. Hatterles Vinci and Kochlor: Llngrel, Crlman and Tobln. ..2 5 8 ..Oil 0 Koohler( It. R. 7 0 1 U ; MlMdniM 8-0. Hollywood 3-3 '( tt BAN FRA.NCIHOO (AP) It. Hi IS jf Hollywood v..;....,.,..-.,..,.. 2 ,7 t ' Mission.... ,.;...,,. f V i PuM rles, Wnglelon,' HollerHoil l ook. Peters; Cole pnd Murphy. Hecond Kwno- j , , , IL II. B. Hollywood 'T ,ii ,4.14;...) 3 lfl .il ,MIkiiIoiv( J ...l....!(.....('...u.Jfl v.' 1 Hiati'rlud-MsCaho,' tlitlviv''aiid PcUirHt 'l'lllclte and Walters. fewulo t-S. Oakland 4-1 ' i. 8i:A'n'i,u.(Ari.i(t ,us,H, b. Oakland '.; .....u.,..iA..V.U... 4 ni 3 ffwittie i, 83 1 . llutterliM Kun, J'Yfeniun, Hluart nnd baker; lluMy and Baldwin. Honond iranw-T.. It. J. B. K ' Oaklnn4 1 0 f i- V- Hatllp. 3 (); j ' Hatuu-lenlrriiel t and Jool; KJ- n; t lieu and Jonklnn. . a v. ; r v 5 GIANTS DOWN ! CHICAGO CUBS fv . . ArEHICA. 1-F.AOI r l5 CJa-i..-4 ., .. , . w. I Pet. 5i Now York '..... 85 IS .729 I PliiladHpblal .. ........SO 28 .609 ! Wimliington ,. r,..(.. 35 it .533 I Tnioao ,.,,..,,.,....86 84 .620 ? Cleveland :.. ij.'..86 85 .600 ) ncU-o)t .. , ,.25. J6 .600 ; Ht. I.OMl ...-......17 33 .847 !oton ...,;..,.,,..,..14 S .2S PHOIII.KM FOR HARRIH Proper handling of li Ih pllrhlng Htafr In the WKKeHt funk of ewry niujor li-ugue munuger. In this ronneclloa I doubt If any big leagun leader hua a tougher propoHltlon ahead In Juggling his pllchera than "Bueky" llurrbi or ttie Amerlean league rhutnpa. The Waahltigton xlafr Ih com ported ulnioHl entirely of veterans. All four regulara have been in the big Rhow 10 or more yeura. Waller JohiMou leuda with 20 Ceanonfr to hU ridll, joe lluull la econd du yeurt or. oi'rvieo with 10, '('oveleiklo 'un 1' iiveU dozen ojtd iteulher 10. , 'Vetera1!! pitchers or 10 or more ynors (n I lie majors oru-n lose their sliirf ijulekly. This is where the rub cornea In aa far an the manager la concerned. . Pinchers reasonably certain of going , the 1 route make the man- agerlifl Job, iniiCh ealer. Wlien to pull , the fullering 1 wil ier Ih the Wie,flf,cv!iy big Jeuguc fader. , OHHTITH l:XI'I,AINS Probably no one Ih better oware of the tunk that dally confi'onlH Mu.nnger Harris tlmn (.'Inrk Grif fith, prenlijent of tho Wnahlng ton club. A great pitcher in hl day, Clrlf- flth hung on for yearn oner IiIb arm had lout much of tin cunning. Il wm ameirt. , , t , "J here 1 no wny to figure, a vnleran pitcher," wu Iho remark Urlfil li made ' to . mo. recently. "rhre: :iii ajwaya ja, ueHllon mark i)l.!M!ie,u, iv, IIW rioii 4, "Often a manager purpoHp.ly rents an olu-llmer for a week, only to have him fall topfio'wtu thing when cuiiimi upon, Entei prise Bluebsckt 't " Return for Spawning AHTOIIIA, June 7 Iti'turna of murkad hlneback Sainton pow be ing recelvt-d at ABtorlu, , nalinon canneries are giving one of the most ImprCHSlye demonsl rationii or the efficao or arliriclal salmon propogutlon In the history of selen iirio investigation Into the com merclul flulierle ot Oregon, , (I Is mid. . ' Th return Is 'believed. ' propor tionately larger than from any other marking experiment under taken In Oregon. This lit thought due to the new practice of holding Halmon until Ihey 4ire about 18 months old before Ihey ( are.', re- leocd Into the si reams, The salmon now at the cjniiei ,n were IberuU'il from Ilia slate butchery at JCntcrprbiC, Ore., In the ! spring or 1924, ' ' 1 The rlh were hatched from eggs laken at Afognak, AJuHkg, In tlio fall or 1922. The rish vers, re- leuscd In the spring" or 1924, when 100,000 of the young salmon rere marked by the removal of tha ad I pose und left ventral fins. WCC HD V ACDAin MM Ul llll LI 111 lllllll IU EAT, SAYS PORTLAUD MAN w:rnHU limit 51 BOKO HO, 'Ore., Juni 1- (AP) Qrimts Paia defeutrd Jledford 7 to 8unduy at OruiitH Pass In a spectacular battlo, a ninth Inning rally falling hy one run. Ivofr, local twirlcr, succumbed 'to" Ike heat und wan relieved by Fou. pernoll, rormer J'eiroii nvcrican pllcher, occupied the slub fur Grauto Paw ul,1 went t ho-entire route. Grants Pass bunched, hits In the sixth and hcored five runs. That's How Terribly He Suffered With Indiges tion And Dyspepsia Till Karnak Stopped A 1 1 His Troubles And Made Him Feel 13 Years Younger, Declares Welch PKNOLKTON'. Ore.. June 7 AP) I j-j K ne poslllons did not change In the Blue Mountuiii' leagrun yen learduy aa Pendleton defeated the Iteserviitluii ludiuns 1 1 to 0. und walla walla defeated Posro 18 to I The bluebackB. or sockeyen, as' man Ave., Poitlund 0. Pendleton secured la tillu off ( they are more properly known, are ! know n retired grocer. Betlles, f'ralg and Adunut of the ' now lit tbelr fourth year, when the . "I tell you, money couldn' Indians, while Parrls allowed 7. ' greatest percentage Is due. to rn-1 i he good Karnnk has done King, of the BurkH, hit a home run turn. ..; : : I: ., . "Vou bet your life you can put ine down, uh one of those who suy 'KjiniuK lias rid me of ull. my trouldi'S und ntude me feel like a ! new man,' for that's what thin I tnedje-lne has done for Inc." de I Clares J. It. Welch, of 0744 Whlt- Ore., well in the (bird Inning with one man I ... ''''' ' I""" ahead of him. flark. also of Pen. . " ""-V'r-.j about one of the dleton. Hecured rour hlln In five 'Z.'r. . ".mV.Krg Indlgesllon ...t un.. .. ,,. ,. I" Tiiiieui. j-eiuriieu lo me I oiumpia, I llnies at bal. Kcore Pendleton IteHervution .. .: HatterKs parrls II.. JV B. II 10 2 071 and losklns; NATIONAL UOAflL'B i' Club , Cincinnati ,.' -1 PltUbur , rhlrago .. ....... lirooklyn t. XAlUlH , Now York Itottou M. , pblladtlphla, ,,:..'.l 19 ...1.26 19 -. 34 II ,,...13 22 '..-.26 26 86 24 .....17 87- ,88 17 IS' ,270 Pot. .004 .ICS .645 .HI .610 .610 jj'On; thn other hand, ' a veteran Mchdr, 1 arferi-workingi a; : hurd nie, ls'(,lled.lBPiii a!y only two days later" audi tus II wofldof wtuff. "I Bpeak rroni experience when 1 suy there Is no way In the world to figure a veteran pllcher und his stuff. He may havo 1 everything when you least expert It and noth ing after you have 'prrpnad' bim fan some big game," "'When to pull his pitchers Is iro- lng.to,. bo a tough slttatlOn that Mu!iogi-fV'Hncky Harris of the 'Washington dull will fucn riimiy a time luroru the elo.se or the sea uon. ''''., Bellies, fralg. Adums and While. Buzz Arlette Leading league With Big Bat SAN FPANCISfO, Juno 7., (AP) "Uuzii" Aj lelte, or I he Oakland club, win resting on the lop of me mining nonors or the Pacific coast baseball league, -when the av erages Including guhie.s of Hunday wern compiled. Arletle had a. per oeulage or .408. Ike Koone, pf the, MlHslons, sllpiied a rew points dur ing the week, hut he held on lo second place with .391. Bldred, or Sinttle, climbed to third place with a mark of .389. Leading balsinlen of the other clubs follow: Htatx, I.oh Angeles. .301; Prother, Portland, .840; Aver- Ill, Kan 'ranrlHco, .843; French. Hacramrnto. 309; O'Doul, . Holly wood, ,817. Ike Boone was tho leading home run inner in thu league with a sea. sonni totul or 13, ns did I' jacons, or I .oh Angeles, wan next with 11. tibia. 6i marked fish belug laken. , . practically all lower . t'oliiiu'lila river canneries have received sone marked bluehack . while, the ninnljer has been Increasing lito terliilly with llm develdpmenl of the run.' ' One Antorla, cannery received ;ii:2 poundK of bluehack salmon 1 I uesday. The rlnli average about six pounds euch. Out of approxi mately SO blieback reneived At the cannery I hat duy. 11 wi ro marked fish. buy ine," had worst cases of dyspepsia anil stomach trouble ' on ' record, I guess, und hail speut sums of money wilhoul be'ing able lo find any relief. "f'dH puitiH just pressed arnund my heart and kept me 'worried slclt." My stomach Just felt as sore OS a tioll all thn time, und the little I ate hurt me far hours afterward. I was actually afraid to cut. I suffered so from ex treme nervousness J. couldn't sleep or rest, and I, had headaches and i uiziy spells, und was so weak I hat I didn't feci w orth a cent. I "But Kurimk seejned lo ; take up where the others left off, und rive hottles or the medicine hits rid ine of all that miserable stom urh suffering and built me up lo where I feel every bit or fifteen year younger. Why, I Just . cut cabbage und unylhlng else want now without It rousing me a par ticle of trouble afterward. "My nerves ore good and steady, I sleep like a log ut night, and I Just feel like a new ntun from head to foot. I tell you, 1 will always keep a bottle or Karuuk 111 a handy place, and I feel like lis a duty to help others by tell, ing thein of this medicine. . Just have 'pin see nic about II." Karnak is sold in' M Urande by the I,. & l Drug Co.. and by all lending druggist's. Adv'., w IJUIIUIUVIUW mm Safely J . : GuifoiUiUu 1 MOTOR TRANSIT CO. Pnswacr and i:ufs.s Sen leu LEAVE h URANDB Tor Wallowa Iko awl luUii-nwxIlato l'tilnls A. M. - 4 P. Mr To I'widUdon II A. M. . 4 P. SI. , , (fomwets for Walla Walla, J'usco und Portland) -Ix lliaiiiil Trip Hates fur Summer llontbK. For Information, fall MAIN 799, Stage liepot. Large Pond Added to Union Fish Hatchery Fort Collins School Wins National Title PHIfAOO, June 7. (AP) A lit tle band of rugged athletes, from Fort Collins. 'Colo... on the" fringe of the Itocldes Katllrday won ' thit liilerscholnsllc tro,rtc and field championship for the second con secutive time. ; . 'v The mountaineer raptured thn title from a record nreuklnir field of S77 athletes In two days com petition In which a world liiter- Arlettn had 12 'acholiuttlc record was ninhod and Bmllh, of Portland. H. t,vo others lied. i. They won by scoring 18 of their 4 points In field events. ' .;.,, CMO.V (Special) Tl. II. IlonJ ney, of the slate fish hatchery,' Is still finding Die conditions ut'lhc hatchery crowded and has nvade a lurgn pond .in .a pari of 'ulherino creek near the grounds. In tills extra pond he hits abotit rirteen thotiHuud baby steclheuds. . , Several petitions ror thn Initia tive measure concerning the rinh wheels and fish nets used in the commercial fishing on the Colum bia, are being circulated here and getting niuny signatures, especially among (he sportsmen. , Portland Club Buys Paul Strand, Slugger I -' " ' ' SUNDAY'S GAMES. I ' NATIONALi LEAGUE i : NEW YORK (AP) It. H. Chicago 8 8 4 ; New York 16 16 0 Batteries Plercy, Jones, Welch ; ond llartnett; Fltsslmmona und Flerenco, Hnydor. BROOIO-YN (AP) Pittsburg ..., R. H. E. ..001 lirooKiyn 8 4 1 Batteries Aldrldga and Bmllh; i Qrlmos and Hurgreaves. AMERICAN M'.AfH i: CHICAGO (A)') K. H. E r Iloston 4 0 . t nicngo )i Batteries Kuhnutur and Oast on; jiianxensnip anu crouse. '. REMAJlXABIiE MIOWINO : A young man of 29 yctu-a, who didn't reach the majors until 11)20, Harris be.cumo a manager In his filth yran -of aervlce, winning pennunt and world series and i beating with tt second flag. Homo sleppingi , . , Ho has early In his corner net something to shoot at, having ac complished . the ultimate In base, ball, u pennant and u world W'rles title. Not only muBt he play the dir. fleult role or socoiid basemun, di rect the pay of his club but also constantly keep his eye on thn work of Ills veteran pitchers. ; To yank or, not to yank will be the big thing with "Bucky" Harris thU unvmer. I ' j ! ji , '' . .MANAUERIAIi WAIli , While the problem, of "Bucky" Harris rCla'llvo' to his pllchera Is perhaps mora .perplexing than thut of most munngers, It Is tho real Ikbuo with overy ono of them. in the" south. Rogers Hornshy feared for hut pitching and no! without reason. Ithen and Keen are tho only two who have done consistently good work. McOraw, who expected much belter pitching this season, has One morning we got up and we couldn't shave because wo . could n't find out slyptia pencil. been badly disappointed. Oeorge Hlsler. of tho Ht. J,ouls llrown.i. has been up ugulnst II. Even Con nie Mack, with one or the best staffs in the majors, has suffered onuausM or erano work on the rub. Ph ladelnhla Athletic. h. I.- ber. j mirchased Ic- thn iwi n, n,t cih r Managlng a hall club In the hlg . the coast leuwne from thi. CAlnm. eagues Is rilled with problems but bus. Ohio, club of the. i,erin,,n none iiullo so difficult tq handle on association. This hews was tele. lie proper selection of Ditchers. It uranhed todav frn.n iiumi. r'i... Is orten nothing mors than a, big by President Tlioinus I. Turner, of I gamble. , ,j the Portland club. '. PORTLAND, Ore., Juno 7. (AP) Paul Strand, outfielder who was one of the leading hitters or the Purine coast league, before, he won nold by the Salt 1-uku club to the r. S. SHOES TOO I,AR(;E MOSCOW (AP) American styles in footweur. and purtlcu lurly American sixes, ure not pop, ulur in Russia, where women huv the smallest feet in the world after the Chinese and the Japan, ese. Morn than 25,000. . pairs. American shoes recently shipped to Russia, ure unsalable becau.se of their large sixes, narrow point ed toes und extremely high heels, and so they will be sent to Kin land 'w-hera they are expected to fit. - - - CUNBURN Apply Vicks very lightly it sooto8 in torturad kin views V VAPORUI Owr 17 Million Jmr UJ Ymmrl B3)ni?i?n)?j the Extra Process for Extra Miles! Breaks all Tare Record G . R.'s Trail ST. IX3CIS (AP) R. IT. V. i nnaueiplils .... o s i St. Louis too Batteries Gray, Polo and Coch- J 'mnej Vangllder and llargrave. f CI.EVEINI) (AP) R. H. E. Ncw York 11- 0 ift Cleveland, ,. 6 10 o ,, Batteries Hoyt. Braxton and rolling: Smith. Karr and I, Sewell. ; v r (Callod end seventh, rain.) f Fishing on Little . Minam Reported Good ; TTNIO.V (Sprclat)T-Cliarlcy ninlt ., nml Mr. Rush who went to the - headwaters of Iho Mlnain a short ; time ago. returned homo this week. i! They reported (he fishing In Little ( :linara as very good and brought tjout plentiful supply, but wiy . they were unable to reach the lakes hey planned to fish, owing to much snow, and that the upper impart or hi Mluam was toe ttujh far i Bshlnf. f '- . "" ?' ''' '" f ; . V tt. fiyott. explorer and aviator, is going to Braall to follow the kite Theodore MooMvelt's trail through he Jungle and down the River ( OoOU. It has the support of House. .Vtlt'i funjily. who are ansinua to i mm -ttaerd et iha territory. The Firestone Record in Battle of Tires at Indianapolis Yar Driver in Hmu 1VI 2 D.w.ua 1911 Gou 1914 ThontM lin Dd'alnu 1916Kit 1917 ' No R. IVIsOorldWar 1919 Vt Uau Peustet 1U20 Cli.vruUl Moiun Wil Militw i-umm- UtMMnbffig Spstill Car KUrmas PUKut Dtt! Mcrvds PUS Munilt, Sa. Km I1CS Sow, FiiMuas Tins tliVfltons (leoitrkh Goodvsr Mlln I'n Nw 74. J70 76.91 1.47 S9.S4 ai Saver 191jrMsak Dliinnt.i, jr" K4.4S 90.9) 94U3 etnatoiMi ,101.11 I li I eWky, I I inu psrtonnaoc Is eveo more remarkable when you consider the tsrrihc pd. si which tha oars traveled over this hl'tcsn-yesroliL rough bnck track. Experienced race driven will not risk their lives or chances of victory on any other tires. And in the commercial field, large truck, rootorbui and taxlcab fltvt operators, who keep careful cost records are among the big users ol Firtitone Gum-Uipped Tires. The City Transportation Co., of Tacoma, Wash., writes! "One u.1bu,e n,f,'on Gum. Dipped Tires has gone over 40.600 miles end still lo. ,'cs good for many miles of extra servics for sll around tire safety and mileage, Firestone cannot be beat." From Calumet Motor Coach Co., Hammond, Ind., the following! We operate 40 buaos all equipped wi'li Gum-Dipped Tires. The very low cow per mile on which these tires operate is considerably lew than that ot any other make." Hayes Bui Lines, Columbia, S. C, sayi "Ws operate l buses equipped with Firestone Gum-Dipped I ires. A number of these tires hsve ruo over 45,000 mrles without aver Having been removed from the rim." The IsrgMt toxica i companies in the world tandsrdite on Firestooa Gum-Dipped 1 ,rcs. W. k. Kolbwcll. tasicab operalor, Detroit, Mich., mUeV" mV F,n!"uo '""-D'PPcd fires hsve run 76,000 Hundreds of thousands of car owners voluntarily testify to the afety, comfort and economy of Full-Sbe Gum Dipped Balloons. fViiiiL fu ' ". Aia.. lestihes! "I have bad Firestone BaUooos for Ihmeen ninths and they hsve delivered in that time it'4- h i "" C- "W'- Minneapolis. Mmn...aysi "My Fire condition." ,0 49'900 lnlie and are .till ingood K .UTS 'f'"rn.Pd. safety and mileage could only have been made because of Firestooe development "f the Gum. Dipping procese which uuulates sod saturates every fiber of every . w me vwiw-iNurug you at mi MOST MILES PER DOLLAR Perkins Motor Go. Cor. 4th & Adams Ave. W pIm nil OldluU Tire and Tubci at Remarkably Low PtUa Made at the Great Firestone Factories and Carry the Standard Quarantee. AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER . . . OX. i '. : ASHLAND wins , . MBnFOItfl.'Ore.,, Jiinn 7. (AP) Thft Ashland hosehull team In the Southern ttregon league won Ita first game, yesterday at Jackson ITot KprlngH by defeating Klamath Kails 7 to 0. Ashland after trail ing behind until the lust half of the ninth with the score, nix to three Against thenv. atuged a rully that netted four runs, - : Score . , 'i R. IT. E. Ashland 7 J2 Klamath Fulls 0 9 ' 4 llutterles j Davis, M o h 1 e r, Hughes und Deforce; Sage, street and King. BAKER-LA CRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A.M.- 12:20 P.M. and 30 P, M. 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