La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 24, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. Paok. SSV. M 5 Page Two WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT . V. TOMORROW OF BIG , August Fur Sale A Record Event! HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" SPORT NEWS nm nun i nnr inm o'n-h b Hi LUbt TO ST. LOUIS national i.i:.v;u-: Clubs W. U tit. lA)Hl en !0 Pet. .r,i .f.- .r,7 r. .617 .4911 .4 72 .401 .B77 I'ltlshtirK 'i 'iiictnnutl .. chicutro New York ....... ilironklyn iiohIoii , hll.idi.lphla ..- na 48 ii9 f.l ill 17 18 f,9 .S (16 47 7(1 4S 71 AMFMCA I.EAtH T) . Cluba W. I jVMT York ..' 7S 4.1 Cleveland T (& Philadelphia .. .: C7 60 Ifietrrtlt : 03 S7 Waslilneton .G 6 ChicHKu ....... 80 til St. Loula 61 71 Hoston 42 82 rvi. .631 .649 .646 .626 .600 .491! .418 .339 YKKTKIUIAY'H CAIT: AMKItK'AN 1.KAGVK S'-WASHINOTOW (AP) A Wild j.ltr-li by Murberry and poor de f iHv play hy the. Eenalom in the r.iglilli Inning enabled HI. I-iOuls to iifiom four runH to hrcuk, a tie and win Monday' Bame, 8 to 4. Tho Senators had knottPd, I he. count In iliu seventh oruir ilin Mrowna had crossed till, plain four tlincj. In the Milrd Inning. K. It. K. til. Louis 8 1.1 0 Washington - 4 . l riiitlerle (llurd, Wlwrard, Hol Imi and Bohang; Murray. .Marberry and. Tate, i t nosTON (AP) ' n. ir. k. Ilitrolti 9 11 1 lastoii 18 2 J Hatterles Collins luid Woo. lull: Wlltslc, Woltxcr, Russell and Gas Ion. j I'll.lI-AniOIJ'llA. (AP) It. K. K. Chicago 1 8 (I riilludtdphlu - 4 2 f Hitterlcs .10.. Tliomaa and Crouse; Khinkc and Cochrane, NHW VOltK. -(AP) It. II. 10. flcvclanlr i 2 New York 8 7 2 6 8 Si'W- ' liatlcrlcs Lcvhoii anil 1 ellj shocker and Hrvereld. l national u:a;u: t llrooklyn 7, Pittsburg 8. I. Second gumo- H. K. itrnolilyn 2 8 'Iltshurg ...............l(l 16 Hatterles Karnes, Krliart. W WHKV VK THINK TBI;' OTliril' FKI.I.OW KNOWS Home, people would lie fur belter off It they used their owd Judgment rather thua plncluic m much conIdem In llui juilvmf-nt of the oth fr fallow. '1'Iih lank of Bulf ronfldnnoe hail nout many a jnnn connldcrabje Bum, If -..w wr ahlH to think as Tout an the other fellow can rgtalk... llkoly our judgmunt tuould juwe iu motMiy, UNITED STATES Just Remember This- When Better ICECREAM . is made WEATHERLY will make it. CO. Everything for the Sick Room Phone Main 68 Vde and (ioorh. CINCINNATI (AT") II. II. K. New York 6 14 1 Cincinnati 7 11 1 naileries Greenfield, 1uvi'm and Snyder; Itlxcy, Maker, ilonohuc, Muy ami plelnlch. WIiiko. Billy Evans Says: ui; ij-:amk it a era It Look very much uh If a pf-r- ifN-fHn of Unit tliaa .000 mlglit bo bulky enough to win a pfiinunt In jhoth major haeus this year. Such a situation U alniOHl a crr tulnty In the National, fllnre t)iO opffiiriK of the Ht-ason, nix, cluhif huvrt riuotuittfd hftwen the .(WiO and .Vuu mark. With the KCt ptlon of the Tun kees flvo rluhB In the AJnerlran Ifuue havft boftn tahln to play only .6(10 or bfttrr hull fllnctt (ho start or the rao. KnJoylKK a iiluft-tfumft Uiul with only 40 frames to play, thn Yankee aro In a most enviable poKlllon. Kop the York Amerlranrt to flnlaJi helow the .CuO mark anil, win. lhn rluh would navu to play u. trlTln ewi than r0-&O for Din niHt of tin' KfBHon. That Is hardly prohahte, yt pofwlhlft. IOOKINO IXTO IK)PK Ktnre a murk of letMi tha.n .600 l almost riTtaln to win th National) IfatfiiH fluK. It Ih tnterenllnK to n-vh-w lhn averaA and w-n how or ti'ii the Irlrk has been turned with no kiiluII a winning percentujfe. JjiHt KHiuson the National league! eeh-hrated lt 5 nth anniversary.'; (inly once durlne (hose half hun-j dred yearn han a cluh won the pen-' naut with a mark of )f'H than .tioo. In mr, the lato Mt Morun. then j iiianaFrer of tho 1'hlladelphla Na-' tlnualH, won tho championship wllli .502. With tho 1920 National Jmio1 ruee more than two third finbtli- I ed, no rlitb bouMtH a mark ho g-ood, I hu it Hfeiim an If u thin winning pei punlntfe. would cop th tllul ir j honora ythlH wu.ion.. , , Alkiof uWfli meel)4iroiti'H HimH not in yeui-8 htut there been u aort- j er Mpot to win a pennant In the Na tional than J926. ' IDI K TI11S TIlK'Ii It o happened tliat the ueaHon of IDG wmm Die 25th annlventary uf the American league, the Junior orgdjiiwition haviinr been In thn field JtiNt half n lon Jower win ning iiifurvM have been mora com mon. , During that time, four Ame.rlraii leuKin eliiba have won a poiinunt with u pert'entatr) of lew tliau .tiao. WashltiKloti cupped In )y4 wllli a mark oi .f.U 7 and the name yeur won the world championship from the. tilanU. Dulviutr into the fiirureH rcveaU the fact that Hih American hiUKue ruet-H on the whole have born more bitterly contested, in, only a t'W yrars have ther bein oulNlaiHllnt. teaniH. Ah a rule there huve b-n four or five of eiual mrlt. Not onr.H ha an American ha Kiie chump Ion flnlw'id .?uti or bet ti r. while ll clubs In the Nhtlonul It-aciift have done so, the last one ht lng- 1'ittMburK' In 1H09, IV SAME VUKSfi Not In years In the two major leaKues, ha.i there been o many iwtins of the same cIsas which mlKht be referred to as good but not ffrcat. OutHtLiidln clubs have been a decided exception this snon. Plttflburtf which fifurd to show the way In the National from, the start has been pressed all the way. Ho clone fct the struggle In the National that It wouldn't surprise If the lastie was In doubt until the last week, perhaps the very last day. Such thlnfra havo happened tnoro than once In both lea (rues. This year would have been a soft spot for un outMamllhfC club that con Id go tlit route In both lh Ameriian and Nntlonol, an easy year fur such a club to win a peu: naut. With tho possible, cxet-ptlon of the Yaiikwv. there hadn't been a consistent team in the nvajors. BIG MUNN WINS FROM DUGU1I) IN PENDLETON TILT PKNI'l.inYIV. Ore.. Aur. 24. (P) Wayne. "Blr" Munu. !7i pound NehnLska wreetler, cu.itly deflated W.llneA tliipnlii "sr. IIOUIhlN. Of the runii.llun t.rnV'liiiMi hern hint nllfht. Xlunn won the rlil full 111 24 nilnutea when he .-Ouniimd IHiruld to the mat with a hody hold after lirtlnr him hlpli In the air. lMitrul.l mi, stunned by the full uml ari.r an udilltlonal rive minute rent period had been Krnnted him, wan unahto to eon. tlnue. Itif.ree Harold Ciinlonwlue. rlvlnir the fall to Munn. NKW YOltK .Mrs. lVa.he Hrowillnv ll Under ii nhvcl.'l:..... rare from arduous noolul dutlia Hhe nan been orderei to curtail her shopplnr toun and to retire raviy. OREGON'S GRID COACH ON HAND FOR FALL WORK Krt.KNi;. Ore., An. 24. (AP) f'uptuln John J. .MeKwun, former I. H. mil Hit ry iicaderuy football conch, but this year head coach of football at the t'nlverHlly of Oreiron, urrived in Kutfeiift thla morning afler a brief vacation and i will tart at oner with prcparatione for the coinimr football siMson. It will he 4 'n plain McKwan's flrnt year uh coaeh on the J'aelfle coomI and hla leu im will fare one of th foiJK-hetd football schndubs ever to be llnled by an Oregon eleven. ahh than two weeks after the opening of lite univerHlly, lhn 1'ni verMity of WahlnK'on will he met jit I 'ort kind. The date is October !i. Htanfonl univerHlly Is next on the Hiit, the Cardinals to play Ore gon In KiiKene on uetober The following Saturday, Oelober 30, the Webfooters will meet California llerkeley. Washington Htate colb-ge will be met at J'ullimin on NoveiiUair 13 and o. A. C. at Cor vallls on November I'". Seattle Ends Scries With 7 to (5 Victory RVII'IO (VIAST l.r.WJIT. f "llll.a W. I.. Pnl. T.Oh AiikcIph Hll 64 .: 1 S Oakkiliil ,. 76 02 .647 KilcromiMllo 78 8 .618 .MlESioua 9 70 .487 Sillle 07 70 .409 Portland '. 08 7li .406 Hollyivood ..07 77 .406 Han 1'VanclflCo 02 82 .431 VISTKHKAV'S GAMPS K.aattli 7. Pordaml 6. . BKATTI.K (AP) R. II. F.. Ft'atUu 7 18 1 Portland 0 10 4 ltattt'rli.0 Hri'tt. Ilfst and Jonk lm; Payne and "Wi ndcll. (11 Ir, -nliiCT.) No othi-r paini-fl. Paolflr- Poasl leaeue tenmfi tmvellnp. No Balls in Alaska; Games Are Postponed JUNKA.I'. Alaalui. Aliir. 24. (AP) All btLHi'hall Kaniea M'hedilled In Jiiniiil tlil w'-k wi-re iiOHtponf-d after It wiih found that there were no new halls li lown. Sever.il Krowi ordered from Heal tie are not Out he goes old man depreciation when the Rnsmussen painter-man comes in. The two can't stay in the same house not for a minute or a tnont'j. The Rasmussen painter man is the man to trust with your paint problem he's the fellow r o uses nothing but Ra. .jssen Paints and Varnishes. Ask your painter or your dealer. RASMUSSEN fc COMPANY Purtland Seattle For ffir.ruri RASMUSSEN PURR PAINT Alwo CrcMtr Shtaftf Btn; Frcb Floo fint; Sun Ktkd R-o PM; Tri-k. TrtHicr And IwoUintai Paint; AuiimrutxU Kiuuo4?t; 8pr V'mitiMh ; HtW Cuotiuc, CmmsM od Ccswut CustUiit. For Interior Wall Dur Wiwhb4 Wall Pmtnd Raculur ftnsnwli Inod Yhjvr Patui; Oil Sum. Fkur miX Vruilj SsHa; htti Tub EmimI; DvrnbM Flour X'arnich. Pito im. teuati lavucr Sold by: GRANDE RONDE LIMBER CO. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER To Risk Life in expeote I ho old ..... ., ,.- - f , . ' s i'p y ? v i ' ' ' 'H'.' 'V." I to arrive Tor a week,. All Health1 baseball club of the Pa hulls here were taken to elt'lr. count h-ngun will not play any Ketchikan, Alaska, l-Vhlay bv a Juneau teiini' wlilch plays (here for the chainloiU'hlo of Houlhca.slern ALink.i. Seattle Cuts Victoria Off league Schedule KKATTI.K. Aug. 24. (AP)-The Reverend Nelson Knight The Lumber-Jack Preacher Jcmis t' It r I s heals people to day, (ho Mimci us ever, tioil'h word n e v v i c'luinges. I'nlH'lief makcH the- tiny of inir jii'b" pa.vs. The Scriptures Are Being Fulfilled At Lightning Speed Jesus is soon coming hack to Judge this wicked world. Speaking of the sign of the end of the world, Jesus tells us that "Many be offended and shall Ire tray one another and shall hate one another." Is not this God's honest truth? Who is your friend today? The one who may speak soft words to your lace may be the one that is stabbing you in the back with their cruel words. Cod pity this careless, pleasure-loving world. You cannot afford to miss a single sermon. Hear this man of God, bringing soul-thrilling messages that stir people from headi to foot. He speaks fearlessly and forcibly. He doesj not believe in rubbing on soft soap or white-washing people. Hut he uses the old pruning hook and rip saw. People love to hear the unvarnished truth made clear and plain. Hear Knight tonight Church of God Chapel, comer X and Spruce. Meeting every night this week. Tell your friends and bring your neighbor. Out-of-town people are invited to drive in. Parachute Test At the left Is Ft. Carl Oele. civilian aviator of &tii ll.go who will rirtlt Ins hie ut ln;l-wooil, ulif.. within a few iluva tu dett-r iiilne wbether the jiiaiumoth para chute, tihown uttove, wll! allow a lilane tu lund safely when Uh tito tur siallH. The uraehute, Whleh In fiO feet In diameter ttnd made out of 275 yards of lll. will be carried in a txx on the tail of the plune, wllli coidH attached to: the framework. It will be dropiied out, the motor killed, and Oelze hoia the plune and parachute will flout down to earth without damage. If the test In a fiuccet), the Idea will greatly decrease t' aviation death lull. more games In Vaneouver, H. C, I bis season, l'niMld-nt Charles Ij. Ixck.ird. of the Indians, an nounced here today. Arrangements completed a month ago culled for a game In. Vancouver each Wednesday Heattle -was scheduled t home. Two games were played. Kockard said a guarantor- offer eI by Vanrouwr was not sufficient. Hear Knight Tonight. Soul-stirring Singing. Let's Go! ALKALI WATER i I IIIA PMIAlf A ! KAI.KM. Ore. Aug. 24. AP) Kxcciwlvc drinking and contact with ulkuli charged water, bring ing about a form of alkali poison ing, unnears lo be the cause of tho so culled duck disease, of Mai heur lake in Harney county ac cording to Or. W. If. Lytic, stale veterinarian. Hevernl feulures are yet to bo considered before a posi uve statement can he made. The dlaease was present In the Tule lake, district of Koulhern Klamath (lounly lust year. An e.Hlimato of the fatalities made last year by a member of I he r. S. hiologleul survey pliirca the lo.ss ut loii.Ood ducks in the Tulo lake dlalrlc'l and tin, 000 In the Miilhcur lake section. The hitler Jnge Ih one of Iho greatest. giLine ru iu gtis in the county. At present the diseasi has been great ly reduced apparently through a discontinuance of Irrigation in the niltze.n river district which Is u tieaviiy ulkatlne rigion and drains itiio Malheur lake. 1 liroviT In i'lirn AValr A rnajorlly of the dead ducks i'ound In Malheur lal;e huvo har bored a number of water leech In l he upper air passages nnd local In v" Hligiiltn-s ascribe t his duck trouble' to the Invasion of the para sites, giving rise to the statement ihai practically all sick ducks rc eovirr when In contact wl'h pure running water, Dr. 1 file's state ment n ads. . .' Specimens of the sjck dueks k ra' . Eliminate the Summer Misery WHY endure the galling dis comfort of chronic Piles throughout another summer? The hot weather will laterally your tuflering. I can eUminatc that certain misery, flivinf ! you a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure your Pile or refund your lee No hospital operation, no confinement, do retention , from work. My celebrated treatment It toothing, mild, sale; the cure rapid. Send today lor my 100-page Illustrated Rook tellind about my treatment for Pllvs I and other Kcct.l and Colva tomcats, it is race ana oilier k.ci.i sad boloa ailments. It Is FREE. I IJ Ln: A U fJr. n.U.. UK. II 101S Idaho Street Ilox 1C4C I roassto oracu: Seattle omccs: II I Ut Dk.n JtutlBlna TOI-U2 thtn BuiUiM II I aTMANrLMAIN BTM AIMO PieTtT : ill I '"if llg-J?""'.- THINK OF THE CONFUSION- if advertised products followed this Soviet law Recently the Soviet Government passed a law that anyone over 21 could change his name as often as he pleased. Oid friends you have known for years as Smith, Brown and Green, might be called Orloski, Potoski und Ohovitch overnight. Think of the confusion! , Even suppose your favorite foods, drug sundnes, furni ture, automobiles and phonographs suddenly had their names changed! Would you not feel almost a stranger in a grocery, ding or dry-goods store that was stripped of the familiar facets of advertised products? Like an old friend you have confidence in the tinstworthi ness of an advertised product. Years of frank publicity have made its name a synonym for full value. You and thousands of other people are proving this value every day. The well-known names of advertised products are your best guide to wise purchases. Read the advertisements to see when and where to get them. To know have been delivered to the vctort iiary department of O. A. C. for lest cTcperlinents nnd also a o,"i' illy of the alkali earth laden salts to see If the poisoning can bo pro ri.iced In well ducks, invest igutlons will ho made to sen If nriesinn wells cannot bo bored In the dis trict. There urc. now several of these wells In the district some of which 'discharge water carrying a large sulphur content. This would he a neutralizing agent against water and if a sufficient flow c-oiil. 1 be had it would doubtless solve the problem, Jr. J.ylle be lieves. PI.VKY MIST y$(W .MIIAVAI'KKI:. Wis., Aug. 24. (Al Pinky Mitchell, junior wel terweight champion, han been or dered to defend hts title before October 1 by the slate boxing com mission or forfeit tho belt which he holds, cmblemntle. of the title, to (he commission. 1 FOR SALE Very Reasonable One. good Jersey oh-. One maiv, welRht uliout I a:0 works single nr tlouble. One mare, Mi'lKlit uIkmiI JUKI irornl, irelille. lU'lver. One .tj lli'bl MIK-liell wnifon. (Hm liar rai'k iietv. ihu- si'l iluiibln tram lianics One. hiijnty. One two-M'Uofi liarrow. One 12-lni'li fitow. One ilouhli- slioiel rultjtninr. Ono flve-inUlon eream -an new. One. elilld'N tMd. Ono illnlnir table. One wood iK'at.T. . Oim rablnot ha.so nnd top. One Allaillu lamp Ten roiN, ail-lm-h liotf wire. - iJlyliig liens ami pulli ls. 1'IIOXE 1SII-M I M A FALL TERM OPENING DATES Are Wednesday Sept. 1 and Tuesday, Sept. 7 Durlnu Jt'N'i-;, C OK Ol 'll STI'DK.MTS won Ii STANDARD TVrKWHITIOliS; also 7.r..H0 In CASH AWAHDH lis a rinult of puMhlliK NATIONAL SI'KIII) and ACCI'ltACV TKS'l'S. So far us we can learn no other neliool in Iho l:nl(ed Rtatefi has' equaled this result. We made upprOAim.'ilely the same record a year ugo. We Lead The Training Counts t'ome to I.IN'K'S ami Ret tlie very best- in Commercial Training (OpportunltlfS for younir men and younif women to work for booi'd and room while uttenilimr selioul). Write for Tuition Hates and List of Courses. Link's Business College And SECRETARIAL SCHOOL BOISE, IDAHO 3 what is advertised is lo know what is best in the market place Tuesday, August 24, 1926. Tilden Continues to i t a r v sci race in Newport "7 NKWPOUT, 11. I.. Auir. !4 (AP) Villluin 1'. Tilden, national champion, battered down the do. feiiHe of Henry le Johnnon, of Vnb;iiiMun.s to Ritln the fourth round of the Newport Invitation lennln tournament toduy, 6-1, Wllllnm- M. Jolumton, or falll fornla. ntimber two hi the national runklnir. kept pure with Tilden hy li featlllK lluirll U. M. Kelleher, ot New York, In Ills third round inaieh, 0-:i, 0-5; comlnir to the net' for diurlInK1 hloek volleys to break up the clever hack court driving of the metropolitan player. 1 .ton.-l (Winn, of l.elund Stanford unt veiwitv. iralned Ills fourth rounilt luvieket by un eusty vlelory over Vernon Uuilolf, InvniliiiK KhHkIi' t-iu'iliiet man, 0-11, 0-.