La Grande evening observer., August 12, 1926, Image 2

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Thui-sday, August 12, 192G
EX GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
New Golf King
; For Extra Shoe Value Wear
I ITZ & DUNN STYLES FOR FALL
. Newest Models on Display.
HILL'S
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OEMPSEY MAY
GET LICENSE
M0V YOHK, Aug. 12. (At)
'hie state athletic commission, in
ftcsisnn tud'iy. recommend
Yd that Jack' Pcmpaey he unintcd
it license to in.'i I (ieiie Tunmy in
a contest for I f i v world's heavy
weight .championship nl the Yan
kee Wadiurn, September Hi.
The rommiflsion vnle.il I wo to
' l oiii In favor of- the n c oinim ntla
'.thm. Jam h A. Knrb-y, tho chnlr-
jima eu into? tint opposing vot(
Karley has held out to- a match
between J letups y und Harry Wills,
the negro challenger.
The action or the commission
, paves Dm way for the license cum
, mllti'! to reconsider It's action In
ib-nying u, license to Dempsey Inst
rliH'!ay. There can b no dbpusl
lion of I )'inpK y'M npplicat Inn,
I liowi Vcr. until in xt .Munttuy as
colonel John J. l'hclnn. chairman
i i.f the license committee, dccluim
( "I meet with tlii; ciMmiilftsiou to-
: vy. . ..
j Nniiiry oi MccHiig
i 7nipH'y, with Promoter Tex
j llickard, appeared he f urn (ho com
missioner uml displayed Die. uon
i trad, signed ly Tunmy for the
itiuli'li. The commission reroKnl-
a 1 Tumtey ui a siills-bln rhntlen
I gur and n proved tho contest, rut
' In that lh mpy had complied
w.llh thv commission's regulations San
compelling a champion (o enler In
To"urtptr of uKronnfiit Tor n liont
c'lo a drcHlon In di'Onm' of It Ih til t.
? Promoter Ulckard said i-nipw-y
j wtiH TcAy to sign the uMlrlon tin
I'iriompnt the llrwiflo ' ooinrnlttin
K ran tvl a IIciiho to him. Hilly
jlilibjn, Tunney'H tnaniiKr rcpro
jwonted tho chftllnntivp nt the- hh
i ;lon. '
j j rUtltl An'voi
Thn mollon r.pprovliiK the fllit.
and reeoniinnnilliiff vraiiUiiK a lie-t-uso
to iU'inprt'-y wan iri.Mtnli'd liy
I'Oooi'Kiv K. HrowftiT and a-icoiitlml
!ly ronmlnlonrr MuHnnii,
i) f'udijp Mnlllim', fcrry halrd
J maniiBT'p of WIHh, and Iftnpi-y
'incnrly came ' to blowa ih a hi oifd
l hi rgumwit outnido the cotumiMton
II. V. CLUB PLANS
TRAPSHOOT HERB
SUNDAY MORNING
TUo 1'nion Uirlllc. AltiNIln oluh
j of (Jrando will hold a Irapahoot
at Ihrt Wlhjf. Kin und I-'Ifcrlfoot
fltih KTOnndH nt Jxne Tro Sun
day nioriiliiK' from . it until -12
oVIork, If wan annonnci d Ilii.H
! nioriiiiifr.
j TIm nhonl, primarily, will Im In
I th naliir.;. of n prnciicn for tint
ii.uii uiiiv wjii jtariifipaM in irie
r. I. 8wtf:m (ftuni-M -at 'hi yt nnf!
lati-r IhiH yt-ar. ..iuhr of tho
1'nm-i'al Ijrirm nnd J. II. 'Wolff.
Jof Wullown; J. H. Hiulth, of Jji
flrandc; lr. Mcfall ami II, Nv
I Ins. of Ihtnflntfoi) will nil takn
, imrl. " Otlu r lioot rH, InchulInK
inprifnt,itvp.H from Ithth, IVn
MP ton, ilntorprls)- and otlu-r nar
f hy towiiH, havo hoon Invited and
jure f-xprfti'd to attend.
Afl'-r tin Hhoot Hip nlnirodH will
Ihn lnvlhd io r.tUnd th IV-tidK"
tlon-Jji (irnndn hand lnfflt (ik-
hall Kiioi'.
4. &r
ft t I A
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l i- a r r w s
i A
Mwl I he ncwly-rmwnto ohhiiiui
Klf I'hnnuilon ut Mlrhiga" "v
W'nj'il IK yai nin HIk IMplili" hlKf
Ht-hotil lMy. I).(Vh HWfpt .throuKh :
liimv rii-lil in ini Hill I'oiirim-y ir
Hi liniila I! uml fi. 'I'he ynuim lltlf
holilfi' h l-(nl jwnmitlun ni ex
pcrlii ihihIIH ii nrrnt fulurt' fur liln
In i hi- iii.iKlilf und inill.T iiamlni.
Seat lie Takes Another
Game From Portland
v.winc Coast
fhlllH-.'- V. Ia I'ft.
l,on Ajik'fKH 7S .III!)
kiaini ; us r.7 .r.4
Hiii'llilnrnlo r,s lit .7
MiHsinn A3 fi.T .r,no
NihIII'' 1,3 OS .4SI
llollywooil f, fl!) .4(19
l'nrlliillil .. , r.S 73 .4411
'1-fini'lNro .. M 7.1 .4 IS
TEAMS ENTER
! NET TOURNEY
vi:KTi:ni)AVs ;..mi:h
OnklAiiil n. SiD'i-nmi'nio :t.
OAKLAND (AC) II. If. :.
Hnrriimfihto a 8 3
Oakland r 8 0
llatti rlra K. Hhi-a ond Koi lilor;
Die kiTiiuin and lluln r.
IIiilLmixxl 10, MlKslon 7.
BAN i'llA.Vl'I.SCO AI') It. If. K.
lloll.iwood in )i. 2
MIMonH (.. 7 III 1!
HhIIim'Ii-ii KliKlli-niMck uml l'ii-i-m,
. ciirlMian. pcu liKor, ; lOrkiTt
I (offline after tho d'. oltilou liutl btn
Jronrhed.
: "You may ho Die champion hut
lyou arc atao llio hlKKetit Huh In tho
woiM," Mulllnn Bhoiitril at thn
! i limnplon. lmlnry'a fare
lluriumo with i-uk'V
t "U'm a KuOd IhlniT you aro tin old
mull, j":ninty i:ri"U.
-IiiMI itj
i Aimlisl.SanIT,TAOIXl;
I)s AnuHi-s hi. Kan lYlUK'lM'O S.
I-OM AN'QKI.HS (AI) II. U. K.
Hull I'Yunrlfii.'o !1 ll 1
Los Alitfflfa : 10 l:l I
Ualtorli'S'MiilUi, Hutiaon. Orlf.
nn and ABn..w: io. Jaroha and SENATORS TAKE
Ia flrunde'ii flrnL Important tn-
nU tournainnnt of thn Hf-ason will
lf pluyrd. on tho local oluh courts
Sunday, Auir. K, with rnrn'H douh
t h-H t aniH from al (Kirta of KaHt--rn
OKjfOU taking part, ll Ih un
tiounred today by Churl lilnnor.
Tht tournamfnt will itfgin ut
nliif o'clock lu thn morning' and
contlniiit throuKh the day. Prtzfa
Ml 11 ho iiwiirdd the finalist i a
dozrn halln to tho winning' ham
and half that amount to thn Ioh-
TtvmiH ure oln-ady promlHd by
Uikr, KnlerprlHo, t'nlon, I'ondln
tou, AtlK-na and lltOIx lo compote
with I.a CJmnd! not inn. . j
Thn i2il KaMtcrn Oretfon chnin
ptonH. Ila 11 nnd Itoyer, of I'ndli
oif, ihew!! cnloiUr :'" ''. '"""
horal players arn Invited lo par
tlrlpjitn in thi tourn.impiiL und may
Iravo Ihrlr mitry Kllpw with Turk
Taylor, at tho It, h. National hank,
up ii nl 11 Saturday nlht.
wan Hannah. Hiad.
Nitttiln t, 1 tut land a.
PKATTl.M (AD H. H. R
Portland k .1 7
Heattln jo 12 1
Ha H rrlrn Manum, Morkfr ami
Tol.ln; Miljun nnd naldwln.
If anything, tho rift bcLwPMi tho
rommlmtlon nnd Its llr-nnlnir body Chh'itKu
wuH ubbix'd today by the i-i-funa) Urooklyn
of rlthcr Coloni 1 J. ,f. l'li. lnn or Huston
Voton-I R Walter Wr-nr. tin two I'hilad.lphla ..
Iicinv ntrtrlaln to poln In lodav'H,
'wlO. AMI KK AN I
VI may by old hnt I can link
ou," Mulltnrt ropMcd. "You are
urea id of Wllltt, You ilnublo crofle
'd us,"
i It-iuls PtmipHcy Awny
Jimt th(n Oono Normll. pfnip-H-'y'a
personal rpn-H ntatlvn st p
pml iMawff-n tlit'iii and led thn litltt
.holder out of tiio building
Tho, arKuuii-nt biitwt'U MnlltnH
nnd Demp!y started vhn ltt-mp-Hfy
ofierud to ehuki hnuda and
i'AluHInu opprar'd lo acct pt. Dm 01-
' JLTJlo'eikiil fMnprny why he h.id
.V made kooiI In aroilnic to flht
?11IH. MulllOH HHld that iK-mpB.y.
I in a tolrifrnm from Iam AnK l n
1 iinl March, had UHNiircd him that
would iro IhrohRh ulili a con-
jj tract innd.. with lh nollxeiim Huh (HP foilfltl niy BK rPMM.pf hy mo,.t
kf rhhNKro. to hok tho hKro. ,n(f ttUh n,h,,!tln romtMiwmi..
k I injnp y dntfil ' n.r.nn thn
jjt hxram. Mulllnn nlTrwtt to 1m t
-ijl.ouii Unit hi did. Aftt-r a h. M.-l
MvhauR, Mutlliin calb-d P inpn y
Ea. liar.
f! Ono Mm ItnnliT
lRttto th I'rommtNnton'tt aelinn
i)day In rvnTMrmliiK Uh pri-vtinm
R!flnm th lien rnmmlit..' mMII
ilortrm 111 a barri-r to tho mnirh.
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DOUHLEHEADER
FROM YANKEES
NATIONAL I.DAfJI'l;
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PlltslnilK 01 4fi
SI. Ix.ill.l ill 43
'inrliinutl lil r.l
NVw York 07 rt 2
117 r.2
hi !
44 r.4
41 04
colonel Wi-ar In n fiiNitifr to at.' (!iiUn
''". -nt this ti'li-trram In r upoiiho Ni-w York ..
lo roiiiiniwifoiifr Itniwi-r'H, Invito- cifv.dmid .. ..
l'lili... Ii.hla
"I il.i'ply roerl Hint you I I.I not IMrolt
haxii tho piildlo Inti rculK in mm. I WuxlilnKlon .
ptvvlotni to your wlrn or today. I i'Mii;i
roind hot unit, r any rnu.llllon mo nt. tnid .. .
notion
init Willi tno ulhl. lt.) roniiiilsKlon.'
W. I,.
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aiwavs
count
on R A.
THERE'S something very solid and sub
stantial about Prince Albert. Dependable
... as a good friend should be. Uni
formly mild and mellow. It always tastes
the same which means that it always
tastes great! The reason for all this is
the excellent quality of the tobacco.
Prince Albert quality has made this
one brand the most popular among pipe
lovers; has earned for it the title of the
National Joy Smoke. Get yourself a
tidy red tin of P. A. today at the nearest
P. A.-sunshine shop and know for your
self what a grand and glorious smoke it is.
The very first pull will tell you that
Prince Albert was made for you. Cool,
as a breeze off the water is cool. Sweet,
with the uncloying sweetness of sun
ripened fruit. Fragrant, as flowers are
fragrant. Fragrant in the tin and fra
grant in the bowl of your pipe.
Men who thought they were all set on
smokes have tried Prince Albert and be
come converts from the very first puff.
There's a bare possibility that you have
been fooling yourself. The pleasure
you'll get from a jimmy-pipe and P. A.
will top any you think you're getting now!
P. A. It kIJ niryvhm fit alt nt
lint, pound Mi htlf'tound tin Awnf
4ett, Mrf pound etyHtl-tlttt humidors
with tpontt-moiitentr top.' Ant
olroyt with tvtrt bit of Hit tnd pilch
ttmorti ir tht Prime tilttit piotttt.
no other tobacco is like it!
01936. R. I. Rwiftt,N Tnliaffft
loutptuiy, W.n.-iim.Siiifjii, v i;.
arc-af for tho past
wanlon KleHe said,
ud tntjn til" laki
ualf-r ii iifl (.rri t-u r--'
birds rrvlvr rapidly,
IU( HiitStinH,
Win n r limy-1
iul kIv' H puri' '
d, tin: ai l-rh d '
In d-elaiv.l. !
, Th dlHiNiNf lauiH ort Mm victims
rapidly, Sb-Ht1 Kaid. pridnr)tlr n ,
Kind ul paraly.-is whiih rau.v the'
bints to list tln ir Inads on thi ir,
backs. Tb- art. i t-'.l birds nn- Ih-
iPKlfd heavily with bc hs. Tin- j
ihim-s uf Malheur lakt- arc Kill)
si nun Willi tin; ca n-ajisi. n of luiUt
wiih li died last yi-ar.
I'r. W. II. Lytic Ort-Kon Hfate
V' t- rinarian. ami War.icn Ktct-b"
will return to Malheur hike soon
tu make an i-xha ustivc slmly of i)k:
j-'lranjic malady.
Billy Evans
Says:
The fi-llmv who lautiT.s the bun!
l Imi'I always Iho happiest.
Saves 8 Lives
v
l Skltnadiaii Roc Wcj fftt
, .W Intide Passage L- ''Jitwf i
X. upNUoiilrmk i Sr3rl i rA
M BritisU Columbls Ykmtr ' VSlT
I :st Kl U 1 A Y -s ; A M I -s
AMI'.ltlCAN I.I.AIM K
N. w York 4. Wiuihlntclon r..
S.ron.1 kiiiiii It. II. I-:.
. ' York 4 10 1
WtlrtlltllKtun r. 11 1
Itiitl.n'l.'H HoM. TIlUlllll.H Hllll
I'oltln.H; Joii.'M, Crow. I. r and Talc.
ci,i:vi:i..xii
ChlrlIKO
I'l. vi'land ..
Hal Icrli'H Lyon.,
i CANADIAN
? NATION: RAILWAYS teC
Eight ppl hay hwn Md nni
kkiI tu-ar
diirlnif III. In..! (t...
l. t. nuiiurp, t . ,-. a. i-tiiian.i yrara oy John (.'harlia Itamliy "a
,l;?J Third tit., I'hor Uroadwar On ot Ih rliht ht anvrd iwkv.'aiai
"'T Orlon he pat hl on hlr
" I Nmd Me n BookkH (.ton) In 4ni.r. Uui n on t talk .ilwot
TfiUIHl KPtoltt for (far hit rhuma
!lAdilrta - 00 C t Ihlnk h tryln to Im "inou."
One of Chicago's Ikst j
1 H M
a.., .Mi.,, Ml- 'ML&:s I V J n :
IS i , - FAEER CVLtS
Vi I HIS WSFWll. J
K.hhlk; St. a lit
att.
sr. i.oris (Ai-) it. ii
Di-I roll 4 8 0
HI. I.oiiIm l i; y
lt.1li.rica -tltbuon and Mulllon;
Zai'hury, Hallou and SchaiiK-
NATIONAL i.i:ai;i I
St. I.outa V, lloatoii a.
I'llllilKO 1 1, New York
Cinolnmill It, I'hlla.lilphla 8.
I'.ltOHKI.YN (A1-) It. II.
I'iltsl.ur j; 12
I ltrooklyn 4 7 0
Hatti'rlva Ydc. .l.1rl.1yc. Son
ncr, A.lnma and Ooooh; Vanoi'. Mi'
tlraw anil li'hi-rry, llarKrrut.t.
WILD 1)1 CKS ARE
DYIXC OF DISEASE,
WARDEN REPORTS
OI.YMI'IA, Wuhh.. Atijr. 12. (A
D Aftlleted bv tho source
tthh h rirm Bppor.l on the uev.
iK rroundM hi Or iroo ami ( alitor
iila Itirt yt ar. wild ducka ar dyiuc
I'V thi thnu'-anda on tho Malheur
bike iiaf Intiul bird r t-n at too In
f 'l-coo IhiH t iun. dtciare Jlny
f We b:, of Portland, V. H. KJne
warden, who r4le her at the
MtthiKlenl Kurvry nirief A
The ii: mm in b.-lb tt d due to an
Infietlott CitUiWtl bv tho low vv&trr
'whlfh has prevailed in the nesting;
Ono of the veteran major buprue hurbrs pltehlnff wlunlnf
bull this waron Is "Itt d" l abe-r nr tlir I'hieuRO Whitn Sox. I'ab. r
ban be.it one of Mann per IMdie rollina" bU.'Kt wlnneni and has
done much to ki-vp the 'nj Hm,. n tlm (irst dtviMlon. l-libtr
am to the So In m 3 and has been with them ever sine.
The crafty John Mrf.rnw, pilot of tht t.lnnta, helped to s;et
l-abcr started in the mult, tent.
.MANY M:W ( IIAMI'S
j Tills lias boen a rather event -
' fill year for flstie ehain)lons.
With I'.H'.; a lil He more than
s ven months abniK four new title,
holders have been crowned.
Only the fact that llabe Her
man didn't make the weight, en-
j abled Ted Morgan to rdain his
i junior IlKht wtluht honors. Her
man won decisively from the I'all
fornian. ! larleiih:ieti Ih tlir l-.l ul
hauipiiin to Ic e his title. As pre-
I dieted by most of the experts,
jJai'k lieluney proved his superior
ity, bnl not by the knockout route
as generally expected. tie merely
won on points.
! NOT OXF. KNOCK Ot'T .
As a matter of fact of the four
j titles that ('hanuvd hands, nol one
was won by a "kayo." 'Hirer l-'low-lers
beat Harry Creb on poiuls.
iN-te Iwitzo received the decision
,over Mickey Walker, Panimy lan-'
de) just managed. io shade lioeky (
Kansas, while I )caney proved too
clever for li rletiliach.
Wlnninc a chnmplonship is fur
morn tmpriKsive when the trielc is
turne.l with a slcep-producititr
piinrh', yo In that respect all the i
new champtonM have lift 'some-!
thtn to be desired. '
I KM Kaplan nnd llb- La ltarba. ;
neither nnd flyweight champions, j
respeettvly. are tin only omt to 1
have nuecessfully defended their j
championships during 1 n'i!. ,
Kaplan, because of Ills inability
to make the wclirlit has sine vn.
jcatcd tlie featherweight class. The i
n w chumplou Ls yet to be deter- ,
mined.
Truly, the year 1!di will be one
Ions; to bo remembered by the pu
gilistic champions, ,
l
norr. o rnt m its
Left-banded pitchers appear to '
i be meeting iih far more Miceesa
In the American League than the
National.
This coudltion ran be traced to '
one of two things, more and bet- t
ter risrht-handed hitters in the1
National league or more und better
southpaws In th Aimirlcan.
Of tuo first nine pltcbrm to win
10 or more fames In the Amcrl-1
can League, the ran.) for nuierlor
ity was mighty close, there being
five righl - danders against four
purt-siier.s.
In the Nation.il League, ibr- first
five pitchers to rach Die in or
bttti-r mark in games won, wre
ill l-it'lit.)i ni.l.r-
Jesse 1'ctty of Urooklyn with
,nlnc wtis was closest to the mark
I while Kppa lUxey of 'ineinnatl
with eight victories against two
defeats, has bv far the best record.
I
I Y.WKN ANI SOI THTAWS
J Perhaps no club In either league
lias been snuthpawed h much as
tin New York Y inkees.
I Hue to the, fact that three of
the Yanks" bailing hatlers nre
left-banilers, 11 nth, (bhrig and
t'ombs, southpaws Invariably get
the call with tufi rival managers
who liave plenty of them In re
serve. i
I When Detroit meets the Yanks
Cobb hands them WhitehUi. Wells
ii ml Johns. TrlH Speaker of Clevo
j land In variably Uses .Sriaute,
j Smith. Miller and Hijckeye with
hi right-hand ace. :org 1'hle,
urawing one of the games.
A similar condition prevails all
along the line. Ueccntly I umpir
ed In 12 consecutive, games for the"
Yankees in which I saw nine
noulhpaws und three, right-handers
as iho pitching selections for
I he opposing tennis.
It would seem that sooner or
later the Yanks would get ccus
tomcd in being ".south pave" nnd
take sweet revenge, but the way
the h'l't-handers continue to trim
Die New- Yorkers doesn't point to
such a state of affairs.
Tests show mush: will not soothe
" ulld bull. We always thought
it heller to run than sing.
i hatching on to things easily a
one rub- of success. Letting go
easily is one rule for failure.
Values!
Yale flashlights $1,00
U. S.e.invas water buckets G9?
U. S. cold patch Kits .....29;
New Haven alarm clocks 99C
New Haven watches ; ..99?
1000 other values.
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