La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 14, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two CS GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday, August 14, 1926 For Extra Shoe Value Wear IITZ & DUNN STYLES FOR FALL Newest Models on Display. HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" THREE PIRATE PLAYERS F RED SPORT NEWS 1 nrr "rniiniiru I- - ! Ill I I I I I 1 I HI I V I I lit luuniiLi INTEREST KEEN Billy Evans Says: Erttrl-n from IVnloton, Tinker, l'tiloii uoil North I'.jivnVr hav iil ica.ty Ih'vu r.c.-iv)-il fur I In- ln i t:ittun tt-nnlM .louHcn tontnninint lo Uri pluyt'U hTrt tomorrow, b. KinnliiK at nine o'clock in the inornlnv. - Intcr.-at hua hfn kn from tha aiart, ua cvhlnc 1 hy thfi fad (hat J'ondleton U iM'ndlnf? thre li-ann to coihM't.'. Union 1h rurntahtntr un other :thrca. Kiucrprbw hud not Mint any entry at noon today hut waj expnclcd to btifom I ho entry cloalDf ttm, arrivr-a IhiH cvcnlnK. Athena was unable to H-mi u (nam but cx)ri'Hjii'd sorrow at not bt'lnff able to take part. Drawings hnv not boon niaa y.d. . Tha following entries havn hn rccclvon; . I Hull wid Boycr, East OrcjroD champions, of Pendleton. l)omui and Bowman, of Femllfi tun. Xkmort and McChasnoy, of Pen- - ffporoa and partner, of Pakcr. V .it n and Kox. of t'nlon. CaUwell and Jvnara, of Union. Trra) and Pari nor, of Union. , Prom and Wnirner, of I, a Grande, P. Taylor, of Ia flrandn, nnd Garrlrton, of, North Powder, liny and Morrill, of I. a Urninlc. PORTLAND WINS SECOND GAME IN SEATTLE SERIES PAano coast i.r.Ac.n; f'luha , Won lot Pel. 1x An1tM Sn 49 ..21 Oahluud 7H Kiirru-inrnlo fl Mlwttlon H-utllo- M 11 o y W OO (1 IUwM Ir Portland ...a..,,,,...'..,,.,. San KranrlRro ........... 67 C3 M 70 fltJ.,"N .470 60 72 . 4 r. r, 66 77 .41 .65) .6111 .r.no .474 rum ri; or macks The lull um of Die Philadelphia Atlilflh'H I hi year han been one. of Hie. NtirprlHt-H and diHappolntinentH I of thu American leaffun ' I prohuhly no one feela :, worse iihoul It than Manager Opnn.o. Muck, nnlona H h the player thcm- I, for one. thOiiKht ttJio Athletics would bit th HtronfT'Ht aort of a p n nunt eonlender from Mart to flnlHli. Thn club, the. previous s-a.-foii, hnd nhown bo much power 'at tin hut Unit It looked Ilk tho moat duntfcroiiH tonuv In thn IcaKuc. It wuh u known fact that the In field hud a tendency lo bfr erratic at tlmea, but the itnpreiwlon anom-(-d to bn that powor at the but and pitching Hlrt'ntfth would owrcomft tiny Infield i'uulU that might crop out. This has not proved to be o. had mr.iiT noni Early In thn sprlnff.when thfl Athlllra wero flounderinf about In thn Hocond division whlln baball fun fowpod at the very Idea, I dl riised the nit nut Ion with one of the host pllrher In Iho American li-Dffun. "t am ufrald th Athletics are polntf to find the road to the pen nant Hindi toufrher than Iho -pertH lmv prelh:fed." ho said. When I anked him for an explana tion, he replied: "I look for the team to be ron ftldrrnhly Hhy on Lulling- power In rompurlnon with lust aeadon. In other wordd, I am of thfl opinion that four or five of the ployr hutted above norma.! luut year, nay anywhere from 26 to 60 point a "Theno younc plnyera have aet a vry hltfh tttundard on which they will be Judged. If thry fall to imilnttiln their 1925 pare at the hul, criticism n aure to follow. "I lliluk U mltrht have hern bet ter for tho cluh's chancea thle year bad not none, of the younfftcrn Tr"''Jt"i-flimiiitiar)i?iftnnlfr '""T nenion." . YrArrimAY's cArr.s Anio'b Seal t-0. l.OH AN'tJKLEH, AI')- . H. K. F-in Pranclaco 2 in I i. o Anmea 6 8 i UuHvrle Oeary. Oriffln nnd VttrKun; JlamUton nnd Hannah. H4teond name It. II. K. in Kraccbiro- fl 2' ft X.on Auir'leA .'.... ii 11 ' n HutteMva: WliilAniH, Hnnrf and Voile; Wright ad Ilnnimh. I'lTTHHI'HO. Auk. II (Al). Three fncen Ionic furnlllnr to I'lr al fanH will be mlMiUK whn the J'llUhury Xutlorml leujcuu club lukeH tho fiulil for a tlouhloheadn uilh f 'Inelnnall today. . 'apt u In Mux t'urey, Churh-i (Huh) AduiiiM und Cat Hon liltr two, thno ohl'Kt niwnhi'i'K of tin club In point of HiTvli'f, ycHt r duy puNNf d out (if Dm I'liatf plc lur: :ih a n-Milt of dlMMf-iiM-oii amontc 1 he playi-rrt and iiinriao ovr the uU'Hllon of w hi tht r Kr 'lurki, foiiiK-r inaMuK'-r and im Vict pt f hlil. lit of Ihi club, Klinitl l contfiiijti lo occupy bin plant the pliiyi-r'K 1m m b .nft uHMl..(ant to : Munutf. r Mill .McKichnh-. Tic three Vetera mi, two of whoin -f 'arey and Adatrm -Clarko dev. I oped, vtn- nald lo havi' l;i i movement in omtt 'larHo from ( be beneh. 'an y, actiiiK a fepokcHuiun, dei'lii rtit Home of t h pluyern P'M (hut "I wo Iiohh.-h do nut k I tb! ri-uliM I bat oroi can. , Twit llclCJt.Mll. , The rnunujreni. nt'H r. ply (o thb ivuh Ouh'Kly - furlhcuflilnx. AdaliU. hero of 1 I'HtrthurK'f HucMfui fiKhl fur tlx- 1 Horltl'tt i-hainplou Khlp In I o:i. and UlKb i who frorn 1M 7 until nn attack siriuH trouble humllcajipi 1 him iu J'j?:i. play d -n.-alliinully In llo-outfb-ld, wen: uncoudlilonally r -1 pawed, i 'urey, with the Ph-al for IB yeara ami long known h onn of the l.-aKue'H mo.ii adi-pt hfttfo Hleahrai hum nupt -nded with out puy, pi tiding action on wulv uift which huvo boen uhK-1 upon him. I'iiik Arrc Opinion urnoiiK buHebull follow- cm hero in fairly unanimous In agreeing that the niuii.tK'mt nl )ru nth action will hurl but little. If at all, .the chunrcn of the Pir ates In their iU-t for their hc ond conneculive National lingue pennant. They pointed out that ('urcy, alrlck.-n with ' Iniliunva prloi to the Mprlntc tralntnK son, hua pluycd "fur Im-Ijv hl.s iifltml form In the fW'ld ihlH var. while bin butting uveruKe Juih dwindled to Hornet h In tf more than loo points below that ho ultnlned luat ycur, onn oi thu t,trun'ei banner Hi-nHuiiri, Aduma ha linen ink-d alrnoNt exi:uilvr-ly iin a re lief pltcht-r for ftev.-ral y-ftri. Victor and Vaiuiuishcd '.ITke - if I FARM PROBLEM IS DISCUSSED PAlTJ BMITII'H, N. Y. Aug. 14. (AP) Arricullure und the textile industry, purllculurly cotton, ro- Kardml hy Hecrtury of t'omnvrco Hoover hh weak apota in (he ttt n- orally oxcollont butdnoHe wttuatlfVi, jti.ro ncelinir tho cloa attention oV i tho federal jcovernment which la working to' hrlnir them up lo tho g-cnerut economic - b.-el. Tenta tive plann for helping tho farmer by eiuleavorlnur to coordinate the different uenrlrn that extend help the commerce dep'trtuunt hi diufllntf rulea for at-rial iiuvIku tiun, inspection of planea aud Hc .ihIiik pilnta of the national alr woya.' ' The commerce, war and navy de part meni a have been worklntf to fft'lher on the plana for the pro- jpoaed routes, two of which huvo been approved hy rreaidenl i ooi Idffe. One of these will croa the country from New York "to Sun Francisco and Los .Antfeles. The Other, will be known us the South cutitern Airway, will be laid out be tween rhlcuKo und Dalhwf and Fort Wort Ii Texas. 41 r. .11 oovcr believes they4 w'Hl be. In use within months. credit to him, ate already drafted, und readjustments M.m-1 the new- nalionuT. public linko polf chumplon, Jester ItolHtad of Minii.npoliM. ItolKtnd, who in li, cume into the honorr by w hipping Karl Kuuffmnnn, PitlhburK, in the finals of the tournament at Hufi'alu, :t und 1. Holxtad played sensational (foif' tbroiiKhuut the (,' t-torctticr.. llolntad s shown w ith his tutest trophy. ' ' ' ' - 1 while Hhrhw, after u short slay In, left ii. 1. 1 al the start of the. H.-tiNon, wuh b'-nclhil ami has he n uad only uh a pinch hitler und utility outfb Id- r -dure. Ynk3es Bat Johnson : i From Box and Win 7-5 belnjr ' llUVI' lalrery boon mado In matters per taining to cotton inanufaclurluff which huvt resulted in ditsllncl j improvement in thn Industry In the lust month It was s.tld offi cially ut Mr. Hoover's confercniv with Mr. t'oollilfie yestcrdi.y. . i-tabllshment of a. chain of nn llooal ulrwuys for nommcicial lly- JlnK and the foroljfii trade situation was disrusaed for the chief exocu Uvei'iy Henretury Hoover. Hn re. jiportij' mat , American exports, of iiitLiiuiuciuri'ti - KMiu wero i p.'r unnt-Kcater ;than luat year while on attuKls "bf .prewar prices this country's 'total exports wore 67 per 'cent, more than the prewar total. Imports Mr. Hoover inform d the president, wore 37 per cont In ex ne.ss of, shipments ho fore Iho 'con flict f. ,. .Mr. fo olldpo und Sf-creuuy Hoo ver It was 'barn d, 'did not discuss tii any cixtent the posslbilii les ot the development of commercial aviation.' They u ere rat her con cerned with the Immediate proh le'm before thn department of c:om merce of rnapplUK out roules. lle cnalnf pliota, provide land Iiik fields a nd chc-piiratfintr oomnrclal fly Ins. ' " To Appo4nl f7mmllUctt . lo' connection with tho govern ment's plans for an extensive. ss tem of' national ulrwuya, which it I - tlmnlely will, cover the country. President floolldgc will appoint two Advisory commlltoea. On will usslst In laying out Um air routes and will work with the assistant rtwrelarles of commerce, war and n,vy. The other committee will Federul reserve hanks state that it costs the uvernKO bank 7 cents overy time a depositor druws a check. ' ' . . 1 Rent It f. Rodeo Royalty ; ltorUklm! 10, S-iilio . M'.VITJ.i:, (Al') It. U. K. l'ortllili.t ,....: ; 10 17 II S"lllllH 3 10 1 Hulti'rtt'K 'nuutuKiulnor . uml W'.-nilr lii' NvoJJM-li.iwnl.i. 'liumy una :. tl.tldwla, J.nklnn. )IUmImu llill)'wdHl I. Uftu KroocUii-o lir.iluiilir .Ihrrtlril HAN 'HAN1'1S:1 Ml'l It. .11 II. llollywiid l c (i Mlulona .. 1 i 0 Itutifi-I.w Cull, rtan una Cmikc: l.'ol.. nn4 .Ndlrphy. ' (kckUiul , Snm-iio 4. OAK-lNH, AI') 11. II. K. Sfti'ram(nlo 4 13 i uuklund ,. s 14 S lial(rlrn Knllla, W. (anfl.1.1 lin.l Kochlir. AIImj'; Khiuhk und lliik.-i-. AJr Flivver i MAt K KIIII 1'IUYFJW personally. ' I royjdn'tf Kt the pitcher's vie wpoint at ,thn time. I didn't UKrw with his dope. How- . ever, a comparison of the 19S6-: avenipes rather bear out the con- I trillion made early this spring. While, tho pitching on the whole has bcin good, some of the stnr I mi-mhers of the staff have not bcon ':ilili to win niLNtslontlv. Truf the I hrenks hno Kone against ttte A's, but they usually go that way with a losing club. - fVrlaln weaknesses have cropped out at vurtous limes in both the In field und outfb ld, due either to In juries or (dumps In play. These con ditions have necessitated ahlfts In thi llm-up w hich ordinarily uro not helpful. As a rule, pennant-winning hall rlutvN in the majors go through the M'uaon with hut few nhlfts. In all probubilllvno club bos made more rhani; thifi year lhait the Ath-l-ilcft unlcM tt has brn the tall--nd Uorton Ked Box. It looks very much as If the star pitcher's dope that thu 1926 rat ing hud much to do with the fail uro of the Athb-tlcs this year, was. bnsf-d on logic. YANKS AM) INDIANS Tnrldt fiddly several other clubs in the American league have dW uppoluted rilher bocauae of the -ollapw of vittprun stars. Injuries or other caul's unknown to the geo- i .H public. Hud not the Yankees shown HtitnKth that nonft of the experts conceded the club In the ttprtng, the Anvrlr&n leas no race would have been a hectic affair this year. Two clubs. New York and Cleve. land are exceeding expectations, Chleatfo Is povilbly Just a trifle be low normal, while the rest of the elut.a huf dlmppolnted. Til' conditions hae made for an open race, that would have been a decidedly hot one from the start had the Yankees been held In ch'ck. I P to date that has been Impossible. Her U Henry Ford's "flivver airplane on Its maiden trip. Note how tha pilot sits en the very top of everything. Bahe Rulh Hits 3SUi Homer of Year T)day NEW YOliK. Al 14. (AD !h Rulh olM oul )! Ihlrly riKhlh hoiu run of th yiir c(f l ltrh r Itruilu r Id U) IhlM In r.ln o( lh Mr at pun of a iloublo hitidrr lmlT.Q th Yaok.ra n4 Senator tod&y. Notw wmj oo tuf. 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Phone ui now and re serve Johnson's Wax Elkctric Floor Polisher for any day you wish. Oregon Hardware Company The moment a young crocodile breaks' Its shell It Is a activous at - any time during its life. On Christ urns eve Norwegians put up a alien f of grain for the birds to cat. Good Bye, j Old Ice Scales I've reduced refrigeration to a BciejiceJn my houBemid frimi now on your bo&s ge(s (he cold ahuuluVr. I've bought ii fcLECIKIL D VLI HIC1.HAI OH and my wife nays It keepi footla better nnd cheaper than frozen water ever did. Why don't, you bee l'rigidulre working at Jesse Rosenbaum Electric Shop 0i)o. r. O. ' '' I'linno Main III! i ii n m i A thuroiigli cullurt) mnd profcukmal tcSoUr Itip ia the ouUUradtfj diiM;teiljtic of Uic Stile Utiivcuily. Troirunf U orffJ in. 22 departments of the College of Literature, Science and the Arts. Architecture and Allied Arts Business Administration Educa tion Journalism Graduate Study Low Med itine M usic Physi cal Education Sociology. Social Worlt Extension Division. 5 lit Year Opens September 27, 1926 i vr ifiurrncttiuh or ctilootfu uirit The Htwtn:r. Unitorritg of Oregon, tzugvrxr, Ort. MJ II IJ J - XJ .Hi ,v 1 ; 'I' 'i i" I.c I . i n "rr-r ......C4 ci .657 r . ; I've b airily hail time to tukc nj ' rHf;ilN ltlsa f water, let alone cttlny:! uy iP 1 fJJlii"fc'' -O - j yj ."fTb AMKRICAN IJ:.GI'E riuba ., W. U I Now YorU ...72 48 C'lrfviland .. le(VaMn.' Washington .... f'iiirnpo .. St. l.ouis ItOHtOll Tlic' lu.l blown furi'K from tho invnl soiltlnv. l brlonk' to III" klnir unit in of ruileo miortx. jilKt rrun-nnl nt tlio I'lilla ib lplila Sf-iulen(. nnlal. Nouatu ttilni. It-it, of iiklabninn. -is proolitlinttl rhainplon eowhoy tind Maltol Sli-lcklan.l ur Kort. Worlb. 'n-x.. tlto t-levt rtHf t-nwlrt. yi:sti:iu)AVS r;A.MF.s aii:iii an m;a;i' VAiIII.V(tTnN' (Al') (h:tirl(T. with (M-o bomert, l'U Sfvr York (o ;t 7 to 6 vlrtor- over Wushlnffton ;iftt-r tho Vunkecs hutl dropped three jramejj In a row horn. Uehrlg made, both of his circuit hits off John.sou in thn fourth with .no one un and In the flfljx. In the af venth roiulx. Kot a liotrver off Morroll. ..It H. K- New York I - 7 12 1 WasliliiKlou - t 9 0 ' I've hanliy batt (imo ti tukr n t,'las tf water, let alone ettluu: tlntt. It. Mil Itul. in nir .IT nil 1 that vee'm (.till the hravltst i-oof. ; vih in luivn. - AnotlMT ear of .o. ' 'J ftliuiyifri oniliu. lor JuM om linur . Mnuday inoniluir. hi front of the MiUii waiiirtWiM ikior, wo will liaiul out one huuitretl inu la) of any rolor pnitiu iiuiutline; whJU. for $I.U5 a trillion. This Ik . Jut to express our irrnllllidt- t for (he otMinirj'H pautmaat. We i do pexillar thlnxs like thai every Ifciltorlea lloyt and Collin: ; oim In a uhlle. InliiiKon, Crowder, Morrell und ! fate. All other rmes postponed. nosi(; r.m ANxorNrrn KI.AMATIt KAMA Ore., Auir. 14. (AP) Hud Thomas and Jack O'Hrien. 130 pounders, will head lino a hoxinif card here next Tues day nleht. -, Clements Posts That $300,000 Chicago Coliseum Cluh - i" 0 CV'. ' ' ' wriWir .JHICACrO COUSEIM CLU0 & ixurrAyi.LTKi'sTcoHaBS v.--5 vO ' -3t ClIlC.MJO.Hyt. Qaude C Pratt j Lumber Co. "Tho IHmt SJan'.i -rlenil" I .Near K.aiudry. Tliono Main 248' .0 buuilay Uulu!m. WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. , " A phone call is sufficient. Office Phone Main 85 Res. Phone 300-W MaMfrfyya,-r Jm rw t ' 1aiii, ij.1i !4- "5 v a. II. E. nementa of (he rhlcao i'oll.-Miltn elub barks up hi lo Juurtloo secured reeenlly la IeB vr barrlntf Jack IVmpaey from inr-etiuff Ueoe Tunney until tbe ehumttioD oieeta Harry Wtila la a Thlearo battle lib a linn.noo guarantee ebeek posted la Pemp--y'a favor with tbe tquitaUe Trust Co., of rhiraro. . fholo shows, left lo rla-ht: W. A. Nleoi, rashlt r of MulUhte Trust Co or ClilraaN: "loc' Krone, promoter of 1'at Tarr's rbrisimaa (uod for I'oor Kids, who will benefit from the ftf-ht funds: John K. Gordon. fUrhl promoter, and B. K. Cleoj euis. president Cbleatro Coliseum rluh (shown prrseDtlna; cbeck lo bunk cashier). Pa. mhar a pedeatrlan?" "The owuer of a second-band au-(oniot.lle.- Preserd. . A flapper's Idea of tho Correed , Waf on la a all-cylinder sedan. j Americana are seektaa- to leaaa 1 Albwta. Ukta. for the purrwaa of! raMns mink and rmiakrau. More and More Experienced House wives are Turning to Federation Flour Milled in the Grande Ronde Valley from Hard Federation Wheat Your Grocer Has It "Don't Say Flour Ray Ffdeiiilinri."