La Grande evening observer., July 29, 1926, Image 6

ft GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Thursday. July 29, 1926.
jgPOflT NEWS
Dog Saves Life
Paee Six
YANKEES IN
FROM BROWNS
national i.i:.a K
C'luhs Won Iost rci.
llttsburR .
(.'Inelnnull
, Ht. I.011U ...
Chicago .....
Ilrooklyn ...
New York .
Boston
r.4
f.n
63
r. 11
40 '
4
M
J'hlladelphlu. 37
,5S1
.M
.042
.621
.600
AM
.400
.3!
Billy Evans,
Says;
a.mkjwan i,Kf;n;
pluhH Won Ixwl Pet.
JV.w York 13
Cleveland ,., fil
J'blladelphla CI
Vhlrago ro
Washington 47
HI. I-ouIh 4t
..CCO
.r.nd
.D2
.CIO
.COS
.4.'i3
YFfiTEIlMVK f; AMI'S
AMIiltK'W hK.UVK
IhlKidelphla 2. Cleveland 5.
Honond game II. H. K.
T'hllrxdelphla . 0 4 n
Cleveland -.i, - 2 0 0
Ilttlt'-rlffl Uhmke nnd 1'orklns,
Vox; 1'hlo uinl 1. Howell,
av oho sni .vno.v
Not in tlio Inst 20 yearn ' hitH
thrro been nn easier ono to win
a ninjor Icnguo poiinnut than the
present season. .
With the two league' nenrfng
Ktn-iruirk In games played, a
gkinc. at th percentage column
of tho American and National
l.fHRiifs reveal a most iinuMiiitl
' Situation.
Only one or tho 1fi rlulw. the
N'i w York Ya n k eos, boast n a
mark of bettor thun ."0. I cnn
not reerill a similar state of affairs
during my I'l years connection
with tlio American Jx-nguo,
Tho National lagun rare 1h a
thriller with Fix eluhs having a
ehanoo and promises lo continue
Hint way until tho- very end of tho
season. 1
In thn American league, tho
Yankee nro coasting n long with a
comfortable load, rruidn possible
liy two winning simikH of eight
I
ltln MnlK.'iinI HuMlviui.i 6. nlliv-
Intr wlih iiiiiii'lKH In hi.r WuhHIiii.'.
RT. 1inH, (API-Hliorkrr hiul
t)m U'lvunliifco or Wlnvanl In a
pltrhi-m' duel Woilnrsiliiy ami tho
Ni'w York YankopB won ntralil
from tho 8t. IiiiIh Ilrownn. 3 to ?.
Rhorkor ilouhlod In tho ninth nnil
caino homo on I'omli'H fiinfrlo for
tho winning run. Huth Htnick out
throo times.- It. H. II,
Now York 3 10 0
Kt. I)ul ... 2 9 0
UiUtrrli'S Hhofkor uml
rolil; WlnRnnl nnil Rfhan.
ami Hi KnmpH, Tho rnwt flvo clulm , 'on J. I'.. honnv . hi Ikt t-luthlni;
nro HliinihllnK ovor oiii'h othor for u!r,i. ' ".'i'Mlr" ' hi-r lnHopanililo
tho pontiowilon or Horonil )lnco. foiiipnnion, : riint'tl tlio l'liiinint
liooontly . MnnnKcr Molirnw or ! Kitrmi iilH uwny nnil mivnl Iht iiiIh
Iho Now York CIIiiiiIh inmlo tho'11'"' Hl'i'. IK'lii wi'iv luully liurn-
Mtnl.'lnllt tl.flt Hir-rn wdun't . n'lll.
I irrout tf li in In olthor Iiiiwiio' nml " '
timt uny cinii Fiipnbip or iiiayiiiB, League Leaders Bat
Koon DiLionuu coniil -vin.
It HPrniH thnt Munnffi'r lotrnw
niiiil a mpulhriil.
FIN II llONTON KASV
Vory ofti'n iiniiHiml hiiooohh iip-
Hove
Four Beaver Huricrs
. rinOAfio ap)
itHhlnRton
('hlrniro ;.
lhlltorloH Konlhor
Fnhor nnil Hchiilk.
Ft. H. K.
2 11
r. ij
uml Tntn;
JH5THOIT (AD
l:oHton
Hittrolt
T(. K.
1)
4 3
HMti'rlOH Iturrinfr nnil flnnton; l
Collin, Duiutfl, JoluiH and AVoodull,
tor In the winning or a major Ion-ffni-
pennant.
ThlH your tho llonton Itfil Sox
hnvo boon lltllo morr than a iloor.
i I mat for tho New York AlnerlrnilH.
a I Tho Sox have mire heen eciHy ror
the YuukH.
Alreudy tho two ' elllbB havo
played IT RanieH nnil oC that num
ber New York huH recorded 14 vic
tories, an uvernKO In excews of the
.son mark.
In a Hemic, the mnrfdn that the
i'Acilic y..sr i,i:(;cf
cluhB won lJHt I'el.
I .on AiikoIph 70 40 .11311
jduklallil , mi 61 .641
, Haeramento 112 63 . r, :i y
.VIlHHlnn 6 64 '.DIM
Heullle 64 110 .474
Hollywood 62 114 .448
rorthind 60 64- '-41IS
Hun KriinclNeo 47 117 .412
rt.l:VKI,ANI) (AD It. II. K.
rhlludelphln 2 S 2
(Ilevelaqil 6 14 2
' llutlerlen WallieiB. WIIIIh, Into
and Ooehrnne; r.evtien and Howell.
NATIONAL .I.KAOI'F.
' 1'lllHhurff It, New York 0.
Cincinnati 4, Ilrooklyn 3. .
: HI. LoiiIk 3. 1'hlladelphla n.
Second (fume 11. II. V..
fll. l.oul 6 0 0
l'hlladi.lphl.! 4 11 1
ltutlerlen K.en and O'Cnrrell;
WAInuiclitiy Mil'Wnllifrti'iftlne.
IIOSTO.V (AD , It. II. K.
OhlcaKO , 2 12 0
Iloston 3 16 0
HulterlcH lllake, llunll and
OonzaleH; Wrrtsc, MoRridife and J.
Taylor.
YciukN now enjoy nn a Ic-ad over
tho rent of the rield, has been duo
to the iiniinunl Hiicress the New
York club ha had at the expense
or Iloston.
' YDSTIItDAY'S
SAN I'ltANCISCO S,
hioatti.p: (ad
Han lninelsco ..: ,
IHi'llttle ,
I latteries (irary
Ilrelt, I-,
Jenkins.
(JAMI'.S
SHATn.H (I
11. II. M.
a 13 o
0 ' 2 2
uml Apnew:
ters, Martin, liamsey uml
t
. i
MISSIONS ft, SACrZAMFNTO S
SAN l.-UA.NCIHI-O (AD II. II. K.
Slieriiluento 3 . II II
Missions 8 9 0
naileries Vlnel, KcjitliiK nml
it. Shea; 1'llli lte uml Walters.
OAKI.ANII I. IIOI,l, OOII
1.iS A.VOKI.KS (AD It. If. I'.
Oakland 4 n I
!l lolly wood 3 4 0
llatterles rruelt and linker;
Shellenbuek; Singleton und t'ook.
(.tlAIMlFS WITH I'lOIMlHY
rOltTI.ANI), Ore. July 211. (AD
Oscar lAlnil, who was mriiultted
In a trial In federal court re
cently on u charKK of possession
nnd sale of lluuor, lurirely on his
own testimony denying tin
charifes, was arrested yesterday on
charge of perjury. Tho jtovorn
luent nlleKCs .Hint ho Rnye fnlso
lesuinony in i iu trim, no wiui
held under I7.6UO bond ami
irlven until Monday to enter
pica.
mtoi' ci hvf, mrrniNs
In the old days, llieilrop curve
was used by nullo a few of the
leading pitchers. Willi the advent
of die freuk deliveries It practle
ully dropped out of slKht.
Itecuusn the drop curve was .If f
flcult to control und hard on the
uriiv, was plven as the reuson for
Idlehers passlnir up Its use.
'rflls' yeii'i-' tlii're has' been'n re
vival of the drop curve In tin) MIS ANOI'.I.KS VI. FOUTI-WII
majors. Flint Ithem of the SI. II lliTI.ANI (AD it. .11. K.
Louis rarillnals has usi'd It with 1 1 .on AwecIoh 12 10 0
jrri-al Hiiecess. . lie won 10 slrallit Portland (1 11
llh It. Ilallerles Wrlcht ami Hannah;
I never Htw a pitcher with a. Meeker, l-verette, ltuchac and;
better drop curve than Walter Weddell.
Ileall of tho New York Yankees.
Inability to Ret It over, however,
lias hnmllrupped his ef.llrlency.
Ted Lyons of tho C'lllcfljro While
Hox also resorts to It, ullhoutrli
tnern isn't tlio sharp drop to his
curve ball that (toes with the de
liveries of Ileal uml Ithem.
SI IXC FOIt i.i.;i;s
NRW YOltIC John J. llyrne,
nn unsniiK playwrlKht of Kast Or
nnico. N. J claims that the play
"Sex" which Is drawlnB uhout
$16,000 a week, was phiKlarlned
from his masterpiece nnd chunked
to make It so raw lo Invite arrest,
lie Is suliiK for an accounting.
BAKER-LA GRANDE
STAGE
Leave La Grande
7 A. M. 12:20 P. M.
and 3:30 P. M.
a nri, iifxit:st
TlHlt wus iiiille un outlliir
ia RpilliK-flelil anil I'eorla stnEeil In
a tho Throo-Kyo Iairuo . reroni ly
iwhen Kiirlmcflelil 'won n sluufist
I 33-23. ' .
I'letnre ir you can, 61 runs be
liifC MHtilo In a professional bnll
Kanie In which. 10 home runs fig
ured prominently. Heven doubles,
four triples und IS bases on balls
I also played mi part In the scoring.
At one lime l'corlu was In front
Willi a 10-ruii martin, but Sprlng
I'l' lil hud no difficulty In overcom
ing It.
Flfty-Nlx runs In a ball gamn is
Just about u record for both I he
'minors and majors. j
i Korly-nlno runs is top-for the
i majors. Four yivirs ugo In be ex-I
ail, Aug. 25. I!i2, Chicago Cubs
I
i-lJJ. Xi-J AAA llll
n
tiik KTitKxrors wkkk-knd
(lly Hi'. I'ntl rl( k Strieker)
ThtK Is tlio ni';ion whon on Krl
diiy nlijrlits or on Katurday nonnM
ono h.m's the roads fllloii with
motor oar.M, and traltiH inn) hiiMrrt
packed with happy pooplo all ko
Injr away from, town for Iho wook
ond. tin Sunday nik'ht or Mon
day morning tho mmo pooplo
ronio troophiff hark lo tho town,
many of tht-ni hazard mnd worn.
Tho "cull of tho wild" Ih. trr.sls
llhlo to niONt pooplo and In one
which all nf.iiH, who an enslaved
hy our ile.k( in the rille, ran
well afford to heed for n day or
two oaeh week. I hit why not
he 8onnlhlo about It? Just heoauso
you mro k-oIii to the ne:uhoro or
to tho woodM, Is no reason for
overdoing it.
Allhouirh exposure to Iho sun
Is iveoKiiized its a meaMuro of
Kroat value in treating some dl-
WTiat a wdrag,9w
ill do
A DRAG on your ji'mmy-pipe, loaded
to the guards with Prince Albert, will give '
you an entirely new idea of how good a
pipe can taste when you put it on the
proper diet. It will revise all your notions
about the grand old pastime of pipe
smoking. Make the test!
This very day, get yourself a tidy red
tin of P. A. and tuck a load into the busi
ness end of your pipe. Light up and pull
that wonderful smoke up the stem.
Notice how cool it tastes, whether you
feed it fast or slow. Notice how sweet
and mellow it is. Good old P. A.!
When you open the tin, the aroma
that greets you is richly fragrant . . .
the breath of real, honest-to-goodness
tobacco. An aromatic promise of the
smpke-pleasure to come. You'll never
forget that taste when you light up.
Nothing else is like it anywhere.
No matter how satisfied you think you
are, give P. A. a whirl in your jimmy
pipe. Millions of smoke-happy men will
tell you that P. A. will give you more
pleasure to the cubic inch than any
tobacco you ever smoked. There's a
P. A. sunshine-shop just across the wayl
9. A. U told every here in tidy ted
tint, pound 4tid half-pound tin httmU
Jan, and pound crytlat-glan humidor t
with spongftnoiMtener lop. And
ttwtys with every bit of bite nd pareh
removed by the Prince Albert procen.
mmi ALBERT
no other tobacco is like it!
1026. R. T. RmirtlJi Toliarm
Comuajljr. W initua-SaJeu), N. C.
jsuiseM, fcntnp: In the beach and ly
I inir on the sand for tho imiin nr
Jpose of trottiiur sunburned i fool
I hardy. The effect of sunburn.
(aside from disabling person, at
Itodeos as a spoi l i Mines results In conditions damror.
more ihtiU'eronH to iho rlders'ous lo henhh. Ai-.,..ifo .......
o animals, the ( aU1nnd . burn and tan irradimlli- nn.l w th.
has found. "All lend of tho summer you will he
received by the lust ns brown ami will nni
po-t iv:el. Iii-cii hibl up for a few days with
heat tho riilllloM Lti-2:i.
unn:os Tor;n on itiiii-:its
OA KI.ANI
a ro
Itian to Iti
1 1 liuianc Koelety
tho Injuries aro
rhb r" Iho nnelt'ty's
severe burn nor will 'you have run j ffono throtib'h a gradual "uarclonintr ADMINISTR TIO
any risKS to your general lioalth. process, uu up vour iomtvo by
Many people tako lonff trips k.ctlinff ihe most out of your woek-
"''r ne w-e-ti-ciiu, eaiiipuip .out i
at nlKhl. Thb may ho it recrea
tion, hut often It Is hard work. Jf
you iro ivoft, don't try to do too
much. If you Intend to camp out
at nltfht, be suro to provide iho
noeoHNury equipment. lont car
ry a lot of iiecdlesH truek. After
you have discarded everything
that Isn't osseittlal, ko over your
pack aRahi and thoroughly check
Iho nocessary articles.
At ll tlmort bo caroful of tho
wuiop you drink. Itrmomher tliat
clear, sparklinH:, runnliiK -water Is
not always safe. Often It Is
dnuerous. Tho safest pollcv- Is
to boil all drinking water unless
ou know It Is of k-ood sanltarv
luallty.
Many of hh clty-llvmsr Individ
uals are uuahlo to stand the stro- t
"'ions tlfo of the open air and
sunshine until w havo become a
little acouslomed lo It. A hot
house plant cannot survive tho
ordeal to which nature puts the
hardy perennial. Most of us aro
i loo soft to wnrrant ovcrtlon of a
sfrennoiw week-end unfit wo have
end. Sleeplnff out of doors, mod
oral o hiking and roughness, will
do much to Improve your general
health and muko life worth while.
no-svim.ii:k hkowns
(it'KRKVM.K, t'al. (lima .Mor
ton. 1 7. of San Kraneiseo, who
couldn't swim, drowned hi tho.
litissiau river wh-n stn lost her
hold on the boat that was lowing
her through the water.
Tho travel bug which biles th.v;
sands of Americans is the mosquito.
AND WORLD COURT
WISCONSIN ISSUES.
MADISON', Wis,. July 2!i. (AIM
I'rt sidt-nl Cooiidge's ad minis! ra
tion and the Wor'd court face an
other leKt In the Wisconsin pri
mary rleetlon Sept. 7.
I'. S. Senator Irvine I,. Unroot,
one of the administration leaders
in tin- upper house, and Iho sen
jilor who led . the miceowsful fight
for American adherence to the
World court, holds the seat which
is nl slake. Mo is opposed for re
election by Gov, John J. Hlain',
follower of the lato Robert M. l,a-
Kollette. ,
Wisconsin has boon overwhelm
ingly republican In elections of the
lust dec-ado. The campaig-n there
fore presents not 'ii' buttle bolwe.on
parlies but a contest between pro
gressive republican followers of
l.aKollette and those republicans
subscribing to the republican platform.
two mi;n iiritT
OROVII.l.K, Cab A drill struck
a charge of dynamite in the Griz
zly tunnel being drilled for the
Feather Ulver power company nnd
two men were seriously injured In
the explolsion ih:it followed.
Cars Damaged Although 'K
Drivers Escape Injury
"
COVK, July 21). (AD Ail nnlo-
mobile accident oecurert just below '
town Sunday afternoon when two
cars came together damaging
both. The drivers only received a
few minor scratches. ,
The accidi nl. was caused by 'a' .',
mlsluke In signals. .Mr. Allen. '
jslarted to turn off of- tho highways
jlo enler his plare whon SlcwurUa
iTcncn, i lie oilier driver, thoutolit"
that Mr. Allen was giving him the-
light of way and started
and the collision resulted.
to . piLSS
.Many considered :-ior, fish tiii-u rl
" voiiii swimmers
How a Thoroughbred Takes (he Hurdles
FOR
HARVESTING
Leather and
Rubber Belting
Canteens and
Water Bags
F. L LILLY
Hardware
Mala 85
VALUE
Unusual Values in Useful
Novelties for the Home
25 All Metal
WASTE PAPER
BASKETS
50 New Dream
CREAM WHIPS AND
BOWLS
89c 99c
Hand decorated with dull
gold inside fiiush. A highly
decorative and useful item
for your writing desk.
A new cream whip that
gives amazing results. You
can whip the cream from a
milk bottle.
50 Mahogany
SERVING TRAYS
99c I,
Mahogany frame, art back,
serving trays at half.'-their
usual price.
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Quadruple Plate v
SILVER SERVICE '
$11 .49
New service in consoles,'
trays, cheese sets and other
items in Quadruple silver
plate. At a fraction of their
value.
These two pliotoa show just how
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oo,l It t ,.iiin. -., t. ""u.i. iiuhi iiof wun lt Ulu.i lens, lu t . .c.
to ll V Si m Sl .nV.h. T " " n,r,'f,'ly VO l'l-0i. ThK hoi-v Is l-rl.i-es, ..Jf. rM.lrn
l II. J. sumerskl. nnd Ih. picture, wor tkeji n? ti Onwrnt,-!. horro Mow l.ak. Fore... III.
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