La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 28, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text............ . . r t if .rf . ft l 1 Monday.' June .28, lC. li.j...iMiwHr...... - rr'WiwnM yVTWTwn nnvzvwvw .... . u.i.iiaiiiiiiiuHiiiiiltr.iullt(iiiaiii i I it ill a i -1 is ( is-t-.sss-------. - . - - - .-, .... . - t ! "'' ,M1 Vs Two UIUU1 liU , A A-l-.- .-i M WJJJ-T sV-- th-y Wtn!for Illln6i"s CREWS MATCH i4f 7e Disposal Sale i . .- 1 ! i ! 56 STCRES gfj mm alorj - S -' Cr,J f ram 1FA S" J SPE0AL5 Hill's Dep't, Store PuceVfe ! . " . La Grande, Oregon. I; , ' i j SPORT NEWS' I .- ..... , . . r BEDS TfltMPLE I t Clubs W. 1. Tel. edit Louis S 1 .S-l w'ltlsbi.rg 14 S? .- lirooklyn ! ... 10 .S3 Chicago : M - Xrw Yortl SS IS ..SX lhila)ejdila-v .',- IS M-'Utl Host on J AiU-i. M M T ,IC .. .... i - f 1 . AMKRIC.VI LKAT.rK ; ciub , . w. u wt Near York tu .TBI rhiwn ... ,.,,t.i...,.t-- .i.sst Philadelphia - . .MS Cleveland . JS It Washington 1 11 11 St. Louis- ''..L.JT i liaetoa -I T &iT i .SOt .ST .371 YKSTERDATS C.AMKS V.VTIOAI LFAGIK nllOOKl.TJ tAP) R. K K. Philadelphia S I Krooklrov ; I $ J Hatlerie Dean and Henltne: lvtty. Ehrhardt and O'Hell. Bar. grr 1 CIKCDicTAXI (AP ritlstourw . ClnelnnsU t t 3' 14 11 ; ilattertea Soorer. YJe. Mar- riaon.. Adam and Oaocn; hua nnd Ptetnlch. Bono- J R. K. E. i ST. LOC1B AP) Chicago 1 fit. Lauin ' l tnnsnam), ; Battarlea Ooborna and Hart nett; Aisxander and O'Kmrrell. isond gam. . . H. K. Chicago SIS IXHila . All Batteries Biaha and Oonsalca: Hell. Htnshart, Johnson: and War wick, AWJUOAW IXAOTH XKVT TORK (AT) R. H. K. Iioaton , I V 3 .New fork 111 BattasiealUlmaah and Stokeac l'all and Bengough. i PETROIT (AT)- Ctexwland Detroit - r. n. r. 4 ia 0 ( 13 lUllcrlea Smith and Lee: My. ttt. Whlteniu, Hollo way and WoJ- ll. CH1CAQO AP) R. It B. M. Leu is lit l Chicago , i, 11 Batteries C. Pain. Vangilder aad Hargrnvr; Biankenabip and Hrhaik. W.lXKIXCTlV p 1'hUadriphsa .. , , R. H. K. .lit . 4 Washington Batteclm Chmke. Kommell and Perkins; Reuther and Ruei. TOIT.H ON THEN IXDIAXAPOU-a Too had the men's and women national tennia rhnmplonahnw will be ta differ ent cities at different times. Mr. and Mm A. iL Chap la Jr. who a ant been married no fang, cannot win them at 1st same time as tat pars bees -ialac. with sac t tonal championships- la Kansas flty TMmnapolhi recectly. UPOn PIRATES HOUSE A New Lot of House DRESS Dresses and 100 House Aprons All New Styles in Best Materials. Special For Tuesday's Selling at 95c l.- : ! Billy Evans Says: mil .. n pipne Another. yon pltcfter.phrnomt'rirk nt Sunday JW ia blowmmJnr In the National Ipa- ...... . ... fro. a hr frndiiclivil In th t 1 rtnttc t - i"nr,lin.i vU ClmWilti iallM ind 1 thn Krt Smith club of the Wwb ern naawciatloii. 7 wit- "" 11 . ..s.H . i r- ? fourth, profrnsional cjsperlne before h J . . enured thV tailor lirue f1l0, i rasro forfeUed to th Rwrni tthem nromls. to dVveloo ioto m. Uinm at P.ndlon. falline J -Uhviit's ilhinii tsit)at ari- shadowed, ait major league rivals ndcon - It S lh,irmon.' His ( worst , not onlyiw"t!a Waltn 1 14 3 has advanced -Rog Hornsby Btlerle Parrls and Iloskins: team to tha first division class bulTn' anJ Bypciinskl. it. ia barely possibl that thai ... . '... .L Jar-oia youngster stay oe tne ateans of gtvlns; Lhe. tsrdinais a loox-m for the National league pennant.- Brn.T L1KK JOSS Rhera Is built alonr the lines ofj jotnod the club as cuach. the late Addle Jess. He Is tall and j (VKarrell and Klllefer drilled slim bur Instead of featuring aJwilU Rhera constantly during; th stdearm and underhand shoot as'1r'!'lng trip with the result that Addie did. Rhem whips across an i t looks as If the Canliuals have overhand curve ami Ore ball that set down nainy fence-bustera. The curve ia the chief stock In trade. It ti almost a reproduc tioa of the shot that made Vic WlUls nunoua years ago. Last acasoa. when Rhem started' BV wtnntae etght out of 11 games, i xattonaJ. leajrue mansgra nredlcr. ed that a pitch ia arm could not! stand tha strain of constant can. Iball ahoottcg. And when Rhem r to . . j,..w i losing eight In stMceaaton. they were convtnead that the precious arm had wilted a e BOH AXI BILL However., wjiat Rhem needed The Champkm Note lhe smile, brother. Thn Is Jess Setsr. Of New Tork. first nstrrs born Amwiran to wta- the . UriUak amatauc golf championship, receiving- the cup of victory at Mutrfteld. Scotland. Pendleton Trims Bears While Pasco Forfeits 'iii.ru Morvr.ix I-Kac.i-k club W. U l'rt. Walla Walla ; .';3. .sit Pendleton .. .. S i .727 I Itescrvutlon 4 7 .S4 I'aSCOl .. 10 :'.0l " rcvm.KWiw. Junii 5 JAP1 . Th I'TOUIKvn BuqkarooB Ufit thr Mimw 'l'a.llnr 'Walla- Walla tlfars yesterday at Walla Wdlla.t :io s ana ir iney ran ucpeat inp 1 - ' t Muln tramp nennant. Bab-" Ward. ex-WhltmVin rol- pitcher. rho hmd prvvtouAly UJ tn a no-ruo. no-Mt Kme iiasl !,aco- rin from Iho mound hy the; Burkaroew InIhp tion Indians at Pendleton, to uppear for the game. The score: 1L II. K. was an experienced catcher and coach. He found both when Bob OTarreil. veteran receiver, was obtained by the Cardinals last summer and when Bill Klllefer the most promising National league pitcher since Pete Donahue made hts debut with the Reda, - Rhexn was dlscavawd hy .Sccut Charley Barrett while pitching for jC:emsoa college In 1933. He was. nt to the Fort Smith club la the Weetern association In -184 aid was the leadtnf; strtkeour pitcher that season. t BE.VTIJEY AS PTTVHTR Jack Benttey has gone, back Bi ortgtaat trade of pitching-. ' , nil tn munis aroppwg i ivm ik first til vision club to the dark j srotn of the cellar tn tha National owing to weak pitching. Art Fletcher has pulled Beotley off , first tass to sdd a competent pitch er to ttte puitiesr Starr. When Bentley wss- obtained by The Phmiea to a trade with th Olants last winter. Fletcher was more than pleased with th ex change. "I have what T need. said Ftetcber. " fence-buster for first base. Jack will first base for me Iacd break op rmvmr Btsmes." Before the season opened Pletcri. -r regarded his pitching- staff, icvra posed of IVan. Stitchelt Carl son, Knight. Wlllougthy. tTrtch and Maun, as plenty strong enough. SO 1L1 CHASE TJentiey. husky aad awkward, was anything hut a Hal Cfcaao around first base ta neldtng. Re cari--I as a fence-buster ikrotrgn hU baAetll career, he was ex n-cted to mak up far hts defens ive deoctenctns with kls oier-the frao- wallops. As a pitcher Bentley poled many home runs but as s resrular for th Phillies be failed to slap a ssagtaH circun wailoB tn 4 asLmes. I And then Fletcher's lulu-. sf h pitvhiag- staff was sst of gear Ts pitchlnr was too sreak t enr rs the hitting, thas Fletrher be. iiev Bentley ran render mar as sistance aa s pitcher than a first tx man t the hopeless Phils. Bentley was pvrvkaaed for St. by the Giants as a pitcher Jack had a Tmarkabte recwrd wit a tha Baltimore onols by alnulrg 14 and losia tbiwai Is as ning l: an4 icstng on In litl nad winning is aad losing two ta Xtli. I POT-GHKKKrSIE. N. T.. June it. (Al) Tha pick of .colleo oaranvn from th Far Wat. Mid die Weal and Kiat cleared their derk for anion today. ' , Nineteen rrewa numberlnry 1&Z awrep-awlnjieni uiatch thetr brawn and ataiuliia lute thU aftemojn In three tl, of raelnff aeed that carry the charoplonHlilpa of the In tercolleRlatH rowlnif : aaooeUitlan. The titles have ' mierlul national iKnlflrunre . with. Waahlnwlon. Callfurnia. und Wiaeonalii meetlntr five eastern rivals t'orneH. hVni CUAe, rennaylvanla. Columbia and the Naval academy for auprein- cy. In f reah., junior varally and 'varsity races. ' Owr the picturesque , lluilson river sours oppoitite l'ouKhkeep. sie at 4:1S p. m. eastern standard time, five freshmen crews meet in a two-mile teat. At 6:15 six Jun ior varsity boatloads race three miles.- At 4:15 p. m. elrht var sity shell! start four mile race. I 1-nle Weather., I Favorable weather and water conditions were Indicated -for the twenty-ninth championship-reaat-, ta. with something;, like io.ooo or , mora spectators- - watchlns; from boatJ and obaen'alion train. I The. battle between east and west was clearly 4iutrked out. H round. : In the. opinion of the bulk of rrit. lca, Washington and the Navy lbt-'ed- to fight It out for the blue rib bon varsity prise which they have .held between them, for five suc cessive years: Washington, again, and Pennsylvania hooked 'to fur- ' nlh the chief flRht for the Junior varsity title; California and Colum bia slated to make the main bids for freshnmn honors. Washington lnipn-lc. Washington's rang- varsity, seek ing to regain laurels It held in 19:3 and 1434 hut lost to the Navy last year, has impressed all who have seen its smooth - powerful form, but the middles are irnpos- j Ing. The navy's'rhanre apparent ly uepenua upon wiivmer nurn nnd Broadlent, who had heen on l he hospital list had recovered sufficiently. The competitors: r r Varsity (four miles): Washing ton. Columbia, Iennsylvania, WW- consln. Nai-nl Academy. California. ! Portland ... 3 7 S Cornell and Syracuse. ; i-loaklind -1 . l .10 11 1 Junior varsity (three" miles) ?j Batterlej. Meeker. - UngrrL R. Pennslvanla. Washlngion. Cali-ijchae- and Berrvj Krause and .Ba fornia. i Syrawuse, , Cornell' and CoJr, . ... . .. tuoitim.1' .1 ! Kre!thmjrft: two mllea): Colum- bin, - California, ;S.vracuse and Corj- KITH AM- K.K.Uni IEA1 ' CHICAGO tAf) A honw riiw by Babe I. nth Sunday aJ.lml UttuK to New Tork'fi T to 1 ictorj' over Ute lied Sox. but it rave- the Babe his :ith homer of the season and brought hint up to within .thrve wmfs of hLs record schedule. Ruth and hU team-rnat- An' thony Iaueri. were the only not- aht1 In the Am-riran leorua roniw petitlon to make base circuits In ont blow &M week, hut helped the a-4-oei.it ion average by acorinir ihrw each. Iji-erriV three home runs brourht his total to 11. see ond to It tit h (or the major honors. WHA1.KS H.HK SCIt,p ATI. A XT I C CITY. X. J. A cou ple of heirs had a ix tkattlr rixht nrar the Warh. Two arren- ty-footvrs walloHl earh other with thrtr tail half an hour, take It from the coast guard. Th scene of the furht much nearer shore than the rum f!t. which the ccast fruard -.atch-' A icirt who mon a Chtcatfo aw ry contest evtdvntly has on an ther. She ba married foot--fat ball stan r ; r , Tennis Heredity - in - Johnny fioeg. IT. son of Vio let !ntton. former tennis star. going -ereat rans" on Call- ( fornia courta The s)d cry of t -tt takes s ftattsn ts seat a Sutton,- when May. llorear. Kibnt and Vieiet were rwirt Din i as has been revived, sines tw be- j - -V- - - c - cs4 fita mm, I'rwnimi T K Onmnpll and E a ShoofT of the L'niveralty ot lIHrw tt-nnu- team ! dVConnrll -von the Wwtern ConfrrenM. stnsleti t!tl t tt. rHcni tiurniui-)ui and. pair with Shoaff copped th doubles, tow. In i-hort. ihtlwtrlVn et kBul-;Te pretty much n all llllnl fttTlr, Oakland Twice Winner In Sunday Doubleheader rJl FRANCISCO (AP) R. R. K. Sacramento .. S 12 3 San Francisco laitteries W. Canfield Hughe;: und XT. Phfa: Moudy. Griffin, Wll- liam and Akdcw. Second pimp n. H. 1-; Scieramento 9 1 DaAII r I -Alt I lOl II .. . .....-. V A latteries Kallio and Koehler; j Geary I-anpe and Yelle. I OAKLAND .API It. H. E. Second" frame R. H. E. Portland S ... 9 14 3 Batteries Bsumenrtnrrt gum and lierry; llelmey and Bool. LOS A.VGKLES (AP) - It. H. K. Missions ' ' 4 1 l-s-Aneetri.r.7;I"-l 5' 1 10 Baxterles) Pl!U-te and Murphy: Hamilton, -K. Jacob and Siind terg. -: - -Second frame Tt- K. K. Missions 2 S 1 Ietw Anr!esl .J : 2 S Batteriei r.udolh. Kckert and Wallers; Stroud and lnnnah. C5ame cn!i-d end of fifth In ninr to allow Mis.sions lo ditch train) REATTI.K (AP) Hollywood Seattle Uatterlea O'Neal. R. II. K. .. 7 1 3 9 12r S Mulcnhy and Pvters; Miljus and VZ. Ilaldwin. S-cond irame IC H. K. 11oll-.ood 0 4 0 S-attie 13 1 II-atteries MeCabe. Sing-leton and lied man; Ktliott und Jenkins. C.IHI.S ARRESTED NTTW TOP.K Cirls who are 1 right up to dale have to be careful Coney with their bathing suits. That new black and white slyle ! with the upper portion tueKeJ Into a roomy nicaery.tsi-auoo. im. 4 bathing suits worn at the is- i and In the firs bis Sun.iay of the i summer. IS were of a nature, to j cause arrests. Special Offer June 10 to July 10 MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Westinghouse Electric Ranges Eastern Oregon Light & Power (company "Cook v1 . .v b. AMERICAN STAR IS ELIMINATED; SUZANNE QUITS WlMBI.EnflS. June IS. tf API rfromT;SnSeT.f th. Wimbledon lawn tennis tourna- mem today by Mm. Kitty Godfree, Knifland rankli Kitty McKane, Godf ree, Knrland'9 ranking- trtar. l Mi-s. Godfrey won -4v -0. Wmni-EDOX. Enir., June J. I (Al) :Sutinno Ienpien, French lawn tennis star,- today scratched from the sin Rica of th Wimbledon tournament. Announcement of her wttnaraw al was made from the center of the court where he was to have played Miss Claire Beckenham, of England, for the right to enter the p.ii.i fin nl. She expressed her re- ,rets that she was unuble to con- Man-j,inuc but said she had done her - best. 1 : ' Some women - are so contrary 1 they often hsve Ideas of (heir own. Wanted! By Western Legal P.cserve Life Insurance Company, a man to represent us as District Msn aser 111 Eastern Oregon. Ks cellent contract help you get startec". Give full information regarding experience, etc. Writ 1J-M. Observer. BAKER-LA GRANDE STAGE Leave La Grande 7 A. M. - 1220 P. M. and 30 P. M. by Wirt" 1 10 1 Adams Ave. Store LADIES' BLACK KID SLIPPERS, $4.50 Ijullcs ho w W tsimfntl and sci-chf Ui fool wear will N- ailflel Willi tlil Mtwk kid three-tuition sllprf-'t m" Itary heel with mhber lift. Watch our windows Seventh Infantry Wins From Boise Polo Team VAXCOrVKRi 'ash.., Jiino 2S. (AP)-r-The Soventh Infantrv polo nam from Vancouver Barracks rejristered the first surprise of the northwest championship tourna ment here by defecting the four ,'m "." Tl wni uic 01 1 1 m-i. a m - 13 . - ! " . Tmp. m rapiain unu miruiuni lilayer of the Uoise squad, showed plainly in the work of the rest of ihe team. Captain Finiey-ft aii Rtars will meet the Seventy-Sixth Field Artillery team from Monte rey, Cal., today. Safely MOTOR TRANSIT CO. Passenger and Express Service . LEAVE LA GRANDE ' " For Wallowa Iake and Intermediate Points 9 A. M. - 4 1'. l For Pendleton II A. M. - 4 V. M. " (Connecth for -Walla Walla, Paso and Portland) ' Low Round Trip ltntis for Summer jtuntns. . , For Information, Call MAIN 759. Stage Depot.- TWO GOOD LEADERS Blue Mountain Butter and Blue Mountain Ice Cream Home made products manufactured by, , a home concern." Always the best Sold by AO Dealers. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY R. F. TYLER, Prop. Telephone Main 60 1109 Washington Are. VACATION Remember the long distance telephone in your vacation plans. It will add to the pleasure and-comfort of your holiday. ' ' -- - It will serve j'our convenience in securing information and making arrangements. At lake or shore, in the mountains or by the stream, long distance telephone service means that you are always in touch with home and business. Home Independent Telephone Co. IN THE WEST Xo. 13 ; It (.randu. Ore.; I!IX)NDE KID PUMPS - ' ?5.V)0 :- . The very-Iicst of style,, and serviceable .. too, are these Blonde Kid Pumps. Lizard trimmed, ankle strap j and militaiy . heel. Very nidflenitely pricetl at $5.5(1. : : i :. MISSES' PUMPS " ; $4.50 '' ': Thcw piimn can In Imd In I'aUnt I-allM-r wlili li' anl I rim or HloimV with U--unl Iritil. low I'"-', puinp Mjln ami ntWirr lin.t- hifls. A very clilc- itltiii for llilssc-t. - ' AVI 'COMI-S KMCKKIES ' SHKNANUOAH. Pa. Knlck- ered ffolff-rs are w. lcomn in Hie Uev. f.. A. IJiipitt'H C'onsroffiitinn. iM churrh after they hav played their round Sunday. He finds K'f BftB the nun out of bed early nnd is much better, for thn church than tate sleeplnrT. MEAD COLDS n Melt in spoon; inhale vapors: 1 1 spply ftssly up nosu - v unno rub Q7r IT AfW-osjS" t-d VI I,