La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 20, 1926, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Tuesday, July 20, 1926.
Humming Bird Guaranteed
Silk Hosiery $1.50
HILLS
"A Good Place to Trade"
Nothing to It
CASUALTIES AT
NATIONAL GUARD
CAMP NUMEROUS
""CAMP DEVKNH, Mann. July ?n.
(AP) Captain Lewis It.- Kdmonds
vita fatally injured nnd (tlx enlist
ed men received Injuries when a
box of T. N. T. ch.ric-s, bemtf un.d
to simulate the enemy's shells, ex
ploded at tho n&tl-niil guurd rump
Monday,
The explosion iv ns one of tho
most serious of lh several casual
;is which have h-en suwt.iii.ed In
tho "inlrn.e" wsfium whlrh C.flou
members of the 20th Tlvllnn have
been unirintf h to In connexion
wlih their iinniil tour of duty.
Sunday. Private. Hummer P.
Miiull of Hotith Sudbury,- iMlst In
rnnlry. died from o fUH'on his buy
on I. There linrn been several
oilier ueeldeiils Including - a full
from hUt liorsa. which rendered
Ilrlxadler Ot tM pal Thomas- P. Po
ll y, of Worcester, unconscious.
Trackage Agreement
Holding Up Railroad
POUTl.AXn, Oro.. July 20.
( A I ') Howard Kllloit. chairman
of Die hoard of director of tho
Northern Pacific railway who ar
rived her Sunday with a party
of friends on it vacation trip uM
that tho extenMion of the Oreg-on
Trunk from Hend to Klurnath
Tails awullH only an atfremnt . rc
:or lite ue of thn tracksw oiuer
uk Kiuitmth Prills between the
Northern Pacific and tho Great
Northern on tho on sile nnd th
Southern Pacific on tho other. In
line with surrircrtdon made re
cently by the I, t C, ,
Kl fJUN'L. Sr:l,r.S IIOMIH
' donalo MT.vrrc PAsans
POIlTIANi.' Ore., July 20 (AP)
Donald Mt-yer,: US, for many
years tres-sun-i . of tho Oregon
Wah lni on HailW.y and Kavfira
tlon company, died at his home
3iere Inst nitfliL Ho luul boea in
the service of tho company 33
years.
l.'i -a i.w I.' i i. i. .i.i on r . .
Ttf.tr... H,.hNMiu.i( rtrr,r,nr t Jiornwhy's men Mftndn v 4 to :i. In
Portland, was the successful bid- a , n-lnnlnK (fame. The .vWlors
drr for 90,0A0 In KujrcnQ school ra,,lt ln t ninth, for one run to
huildlnjr honds. The hid were tlm count and combined Hvo sin.
.opened at a meetlnff of tho boara aml ft to brin In tho
of education IumI evening winning run In tho final . frame.
Th Hehmudoch company bid "'y jin. run in mo
wi.s ror 4!4 percent Interest bear-ithlrt1, ,llff fourteenth this Kelson.
Intr cunnnm and a nremlum of It- H. 13.
PUII I ICQ HUM! i
iw st. w Iy;
...33 r.S .3SS ft. J 9 ,
...32 &6 i r rS
.r.:i:i VTf
VKSTT:ail.VNlO..IKS J
j NATIONAI, I.KAr.l K
I Clubs w. I-
Iflnrlnnall Gl 39
rntHhurtr .. .ir
HI. Ixllll H 41
rhleayo .. .
Hrooktyn
New York
Phllailclplila
f)oton , ,
riuh w. t
New York
Phlkiilolphla
Clrvrlanil ..
Chlc&KQ
W&HhlnKfon ..
net roll ..
I nr. 1,0111
DOflton
leiiK that you lack It comr too
laic"
m 0 0
Tiirj-nr. .with ai.irf.
Thff canter of thn mar hall
er In on unlikff that of tho rham
ptoTi fifhtrr.
Tho famouift piU'hr In thfl last
no to reallaflr that his fut hall no
loligor ha tho old-time "zip" and
tho rurvo falls to hreak Hhurply.
He trie to lild'.' hlm;lf that he in
j rood a evr deKplte Iho barrueo
of bane. hlU that twnn from tha
jppoHtttoA bats.
There are a few eitseB. liowever.
0.-W, NINE WINS
FROM CIRCUS IN
BATTING RALLY
Forest Patrol Plane
Wrecked Near Roseburg
nOHRTtrnO, Oro Juy SH. (AP)
One of tho format patrol plunen
pllotea by Unit. Cunnlneham was
tain repolr parts ajnl during that
time tho plane will bo out of op.
ertlon.
LOOK OIr MATKKt
when sornn humorous perhaps it nrs Katbered In six runs and put
mlKht be brtter to- say Iraifio tho gaino on leo. . .
happening has made the star
twtrlcr realize that he ls-silpplnfr.
Hill Jilnneen quit pitehlnK when
l minor league elub madi: some
thing like runs off his delivery
.n ua exhibition game. . '
At the time l)inneen hud a bet
ter winning averup'
Tho O-W. baseball tram hero
made It two straight over tho Al U.
Barnes clreus nene yesterday uf- wrecked hern, last night when It
lernoon by defeutlng the perform- struck an oil truck whllo taklntr
ers 9 to & in a snappy gumn. off from tlie local aviation field, j
fenion pitched for I in. Ornndo "lo P'ai' u n...u.,
and his offerings were lilt for nine t'"1 forest service in a flight over
runs whllo his team mates could ,hn I'mjpqiia national florest. Tho
gather but three until tho lust In. lower right hand wing was badly
nlng. when, In a rally, the railroad- damaged nut me resi oi me um
wus not wrocseu. - i ne pnui en
raped Injury. It will require a
week or more. It Is stated, to ob-
: piom:i:iw to ;ATiir!t
' KI'OENK. Ore. July 30. (API
More thnn 400 dc.wndanta of t'as.
per, Andrew and. John Jtlckard
pluneers and frunllorBtnon Of Ore.
gon will hold a reunion at the
Trail to lull celebration here An.
gust 19-20, according lo word re
ceived from Hird itkkard, pfesi.
dent of tho group.
Tliero are 4"fl descendants f th
tlirc.o brothers, und .arrangement
have been made to gather the r&-
liro group luKeiuer iur tne cle
bratlon. ;
: I.OfDO Something big Is
going to happen today, take It
from tlie Itev. Wfcller Winn.. Any-
than his clubinow' u not '"day, it will bo on
hut he turned la his uniform
becamo an umpire.
aud
N.vrioxAr. i.r.;i i:
ST. I11S. (AD The. Card
livils' ambition for n higher place
In the Nntionul leagim . was way
laid by (he I'hlllies. who defeuted
This cOHer thinks nolj;tiir of nmklni;
n hole ln one.,- lie's insUe four ' In
the last 13 mpnths,inre'lr les
than sis months, . "Shoot far.-lh
pin,"' Is his advice to' any psstlnter
wishing to hreak. Into the.
class Ills name's lkerW';'
nnd he does his -experf snootiui; vn
the golf links around il.las,'-Tfi.
3!i4.J0 and aeorii'-'d
date1 of delivery.
Interest to
IH t'ANOIDATKS
Philadelphia .. 4 111
HI. I,0lll ; .112 2
I Bnttcrlen Oarlson, Mitchell and
Wilson: Wliloughby. Keen and
O'Farrcll.
T.rerythlng's Impossible
l Sllneone does It.
until
SK,.TTI,E I.lr.n forms to the
right 180 candidates announced
themselves for county and
offices 4H hours after th
were declared open.
UNITED STATES TIRES ARE COOP TIBE3
CLVCrNKATI (AP)
state Brooklyn ..
lists Clnc.lnnntl :
flatteries MoWcen'
E.
. n. TI.
S H 2
r, s i
y, Hoehler.
Billy Bbans h
axfnt jor: iu;kh
More recently, Joe fttmh, famous
hlg Vr-aut- pitcher . for u dceri
re.ars. viss glvB his unconditional
.vlcuifrt by WnshlnKton.
1 sllll think -Honrr capablo of
wlnnlntf In tho majors, denplto the
fact tbut some of tho spoetl that
Won for him the title of "ftullot
Joft" Ik mlKSlntr. -
Jt was a . peculluf- Polncldence
Hint BuHh avus tifnied loose
thr Ht. Lci Browns, had
him -7. ..
AJwuy potson for the-
when, working, for Ph
about July 'JO, Hom-thlnjr In the
great pyramid of Clzeh has told
Mm so; that the next hi war will
be lf'2a-l&yc witii milb.niuin following.
and S'ew York, h was poundel rates.
for six runs and defeat lr the flr.st
throe lnniDK That evening he
was handed his release.
"Guess I needr a rest after that
club beats mtV' w.:s Jo;'s laconic
comment. .
TntiLt Is the ririt -time the
lirowns hUAo defeated mn In five
after years. It Is my recollection that I
beaten nave 19 straight wins over 'em."
, , jj Huwh B:tid- ho wasn't through' hy
Urowns any means, merely dotourlnt,'. He
.10 fib la tiast since signed up wlfh 111; J'i-
Safely J tan6djify J
MOTOR TRANSIT CO.
Passenger ami Express. Service
. iJi.4vi: ia onAxre , i
For WsJIowa Lafea awl IMmnedlato Pohits A. U. 4 P. It
Vot PesKOrtDo U A. M. - 4 P.' M. V
(Connects tor Wufkt Walla, 'as and 1'orUasA) '
IxnT Round Trip Kates for Summer Moatua.
For Iutorniatlon. Call MAIN 799, Singe Depot.
I'
O'Nell. llargr aves,
TIargraves. .
Myers and
La lex-treated
Web Card
Aninrention of the tTnlteo)
Slates Rubber Company
technicians. The cord, sro
hid parallel without tie
thtearla, snd soaked in vir
gin i
forms an ela.llc web
through end throush and
between tho cords. IniHir
Unt bersiiM it gives lbs
cord structure Baaxnnaia
urtngth sad maximum
JlexUiilUy.
Ansivering Some Further
Questions about Latex
treated Web Cord
Nott So fruit an intrrnt hat bivn thoum in thit neui ronirrur
IMS i oecow. of Ihm nir gin by United Slat., Royal
Lord iim od inuenger rnn and bmsrt that a uriAer
eramilu of thit pattnltd protta hat been suggnlnl
ItlrmllntmrdtwUhlatexentirelunewln tirebulWngf
V?" LH"' ,hi Pror-,,w w developed by thn United States
Ilubber (mpiuiy, the use of Uln ls fi.ro it had been coagu
lated into crude rubber bad never been used in tire building.
? It the process palented?
A Yes. Tho process is patented and owned by this Company.
QVhal are lit advantagetf
A-The lire engineer's ideal is a tire Uun nnd floible tut a soan
Isibble and strong us steel. The more you can add to a tire it
IrenKUl without tnerrasiiig its weiKhl the better,
Latei-trculrd Well Cord provides tho streiiKth and fleiihilit v
' Without adding unnecessary weight.
t-n It pottlble to make the cord ttructiire or a tire too
tifacy?
A Yes. Just as a cablo made of many strands of fine nnd highly
tempered wire can be stronger than o besv icr iron bnr so the
cord slriicture cf n tiro can bo mado strung, jet light and
llexible, tlirougb this process.
Q-llow doee treating cords in Latex glee additional
ttrenglhT
A jW. is virgin rubber just ns it comes from the tree.
Tliero are uo clieiiucal in Late t destroy the natural oils
In the cotton or to weaken luecxwd filire.
Each cord in a United Stales Tire is run throush a tank of
u) imwnui inc iiiiriiuie NllOWn In tile llfu.rrnlfon .1,
J he cords are then laid side by siilo and druwn up
EXD (iF. CAREER ; '
There Is iin'oud to'-,lhe' career of
every star. Yt-t there'i no' harder
lesson to learn in 'tlie sport world.
: A ring champion Is always, the
last person to realise hf. la through.
When ho finally roses, the tltleu he
always cherishes the' thought that.'
he csn eoine back, r eyc.do.
Mickey Walker, nfter losing th
welter ehnmplonshlp 'to Pete Lat
so and taking a trimming from Jos.
linndee, sei-ms to:, have reuilzed
that condition rather, than prestige;
Is the foundation for ring success.
Walker says he intends to hie.
himself to a. Maine lumber camp,
. rorget the ring game and the fact
that he was-a champion, and then1
' i essay a real come'oaek.
I Walker, a ' gTeat , -Vl(t lo .fighter
when right, may succeed. ' It so, ho
PTrn.npni.PHIA (AP) Thn'wiH be the exception, r,;
WeHes dropped their second) - - ;
ralght game to Detroit Monday! . CAHE OP 4KrTnlFJI ;;.
: a score of S to 3. and lost moro Condlllon Isn't always on the, ;
-reund In tha pennant race, (Juinn surface.. '' - . . -i -
w-ar cffe'ctlw until ' thn Mghtti, f- -When Jim j'f fries hfe.led popti-.
when four hits and nn error by lar demand and. met Jack Johnson,1
riekos gavo the Tigers four runs, he seemed to have worked himself
"teher OVdo Mlmlon was forced back Into great-shape. ' . . '
from the game when a foul tip I Expert trainers,, wba looked Ulm
- tit his finger In, the seventh. He over prior to the fight pronounced
akes tha third Detroit catcher on him in the "proverbial pink.". Wa
Injured list. Hayworlh, a looked the pert, but wus only ; a
Toronto, took Man- shell of his (orinsr self. , - i
11.11. R i Itecently In talklng wlth Jeffrie
s 1 1 I who Is now touring the country In
. 3 ! la vaudeville act with Tom Buur-
Whltehlll and Man-! key, I discussed Jack. Dempscy'a
Pox. drove. caw. ; j
crnc,na (AP-. n. ir. t.
V--w ynrn E 11 2
'-M-re-n Id 0
oH'v Fstwimmons. Fling.
v.",e-j -nd McMulien, Florence;
"',rr.. ffuntztiger and Ooniales. i
riTTSDLTlO (AP) ft. TI. R.
Peston .. : 4 7 0
pUtsMirg 10 12 2
Ta'erles . Oenewich and Tuy-'-r-
f.'enews. Mogrtdgo and
Oooeh. i
M'EIUOAN IiKAOl E
Ohlcavo fi, Boston 4.
Rt. Jnls 2, New York 11.
-ookle from
'n's place.
Detroit ..'
Philadelphia
Batteries
ion, 1 P i ) worth; Qulnn
and Perkins.
K.
WASIIIVOWN AP) It. II.
Cleveland 1 3 1
Washington 4 10 1
rtatterles Miller, lluckeye and
L. Sewell; Marberr' and Ituel.
Women- arc
marry golfers.
so brave.
They
Jeffries Ut fearful that- Dampsoy
may go through, tha-, sujua taper- ,
lencc that ho did preparing, fori
Jack Johnson. .
"Keeling that you are as good
as ver and actually being In that
condition are two different
things," said JeCI rli-rli .
"It takes a real fight ' to deter
mine condition. 'Then the know-
He Ties Major Record
:sive.
Ih-feJ .1,1.1. . ".I"'. ""..0' V . . " P ,0r
," , ..m iurr in wio iiiei, produc
ing a rubbenied fabrlo of cotton cords nnd pure ruhlier.
Each cord is iinprtgnated und surrounded by ruhlier and
ttaclied to its neighboring cord with on clastic rubber cb.
O Are there any other advantages?
A Yes. In the old cord fabric, tlie main strands In the cord
structure were tied to each oilier with lino UireaiU.
Latei-treated Wei) Cord has none of these cross-tie threads
and tins source of internal friction is therefore eliniiiiiit.il.
Hy looking inside of a lloynl Curd 'l ire and comparing It
jriUi tires made of tlm old cord fulirio you will see that Uia
lloyal Curd baa a much suiootlior and evener appearance.
United States RubbBr Company
Trad. Mark
UNITED STATES
ROYAL CORD
BALLOON
For tale by
BLUE MOUNTAIN GARAGE
. v A :il
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You
can
there
pay more but
is no better
Jacques Pounder, rttersn nrst saektr of th Brooklyn taam. UsvwJ M
tassbatla apotUaht of fsma when lw banged aut three home raM I
aaai ass hut at. hauls lb other 4ay. Mia t n or 11 tM tka stomal
ksiu rscsro. and . rsepoostWa for Hv ot la elubji H rvssv
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