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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1926)
Wednesday, .Soptoink'i- S, V.UIV Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER INDIANS LOSERS T0TH01S I 't PIRATE J30X- Dependable Values : Dependable mTTTTi " i Quality WxM 'M V0WimflB . ? . ii iff s iMf . v d - ml; wf q PiTsn'o m urn J I Presenting the Newest -plf vi mi Bt Kif u i xr . M . fashions xy y w r - ...,t.. ? f t. t Y ? t f t ? T f 5! f t ? ? Travel Coats Smart for Sporl $16.50 '. Tliese stylish coats of, mixed sport materials are ideal for general wear during the. fall and winter months really top coato with mannish cut and fall colorings. Without fur trimming these are particular' val ues at $l(i..r)0. fM ' f Ml' Our showing of the smartest styles for fall is now complete and you are invited to see the variety and loveliness for an early selection. - The coats are distinguished by varied silhouettes anil lavish use of fur on many models. The' blouse, the dolman, the bolero, the straight coat all have prominent parts in the fashion parade. Broadcloth, wool crepe, Kashmir, and other lustrous fabrics are popular, many with choice fur trimming. Those with fur vary in price from $18.75 to $(19.75. Beautiful frocks with many new style varieties are found this season. Every possible effect is used to give the effect of width and movement. Skirts are often tiered, sometimes with scalloped line or box-pleated. Bodices display bloused and bo lero treatments and all in the. darker colors so wanted for fall. Velvet, crepe satin and sheer crepes are popular. New silk frocks are from $12.75 to $19.75. Very unusual values are fea tured throughout see them! New Wool Frocks For Fall $19.75 You cannot buy a dress that i.-j more practical for fall wear than one of these dressy wool garments. Dark colors with effective trim mings, the styles are unusually be coming, and are varied in the ex treme. Some especially attractive as low as $19.75. .11 .-r ( 1U V ' '.'Mr t. Dependable Quality HILL'S Dependable Quality SCORE IS GIVEN ? Y! A 'I'ho worn docs not incllCHte Uip t U'Iokp pluy of tho liml nrven Innlnnn y;of tin. Ivntlliion-Lu Gianilt! lihor A'rtlij' Willi'. Tho lornl ti-am put ul A!" woinlirfiil flirlit nnd out pluylnfc t it") iviiilli'ton tPiun from tho ncr !onil Innlne until tho rlosn of tlio A-ffnio. Inirlnjr tho lat throo In J jnlnitH. alter J'arrlsh luul riapl"' tjthi In.lliin pitcher, neither team A.Heoreil anil one lilt wont down for eaeh III tho ninth. Ailtini.i. t'ook anil Parrlsh illil tho lutoy MUk work for the vinllorH. each irettlnir two hits out of four t tiipa to the. plate. J i llurth srorert three hits out of Alflve limes at the bat ami Hull lilt two out of four for the l.u (iriiiule. tr ii m. This (riinio was the finiil of a three tonne seri.-s between the two clubs, ren.lleton tnklnfr the first nnil hist Biimes. Iji Onin.le won Hiimlay by a 7 to 3 score. Plans are betntr mnilo to orprnn i.e the local club enrly Hie comlni'' Isprlntf for re-entry In the lllim i Mounlliln lenirue with Wullu Walln. Wash., renillntou anil lfliker af the other clubs. Summary of iiinic: Three base lilb: llurth, llosklns. Hall; two base hits: k'nluht. Hartli (2). All iums, Matthews; first base on balls: off lilttle 3, I'orrlsh 1, off Matthews 1; struck out by llittle 4, I'orrlsh :l, by Matthews 7; iloublo play: llellil to Trekel to Ti.irtli: hit by liitcher: l 'lurk by Matthews; um pires: lilackman anil Wooilwltli: time of iranie: 2 hours and 20 min utes., i l!ox score of Monday's trallie: I'enilietou Ali It II riairett, 3b B X I f!T. l.fM IH (AP) ThP St. I.Ollls Ibowns bunched lilts off I'hle in the early InnlnBS Tuesday nnd won from the ricveland Indians, 8 to :i. The lirowns 'scored six run In the first three frames. On two doubles, four siiiKles and three In dian errors. It. II. 14. ('level 1 S IB 3 St. l.ouls 8 12 - li llatterles I 'hie, Kurr and l Hewell, Awtry: l-'alk and Schanti-. Kittles, p .. Adams, ss Cook, If .... t jt'lurk, 2b J I liLrn-. lt. i f , A j Parrlsh, p X Woodward, rf .. 1 1 lojiiiins, c All'elers, lb A A iel arande . All A' Helm, ss 4 J jTrekell, lb .ri a , lv'niirht. :tl 4 11-irlll. e fi J I Hull. If : X Matthews, 2b-p A; Allen, rf A' Ledhetter, p-lll j illarBelt, lll-2l Yl I Y Y Y A 4 4 4 3 3 BABY CLINIC IS FEATURE AT FAIR Y! Y Yl NORTH POWIMOH. Sept- s- (Slue-in I) Onf of tho spr-eiul fca- llurt'H nt Hi; wnlr (.'reck roinmun lliy fair will In a b)ity clinlti ln hl on thv nricrnown nf t Ivi first Onyv 'io prizes will ho uwarch'il for this. All pat-outs Jiro n.skoil lo brinf? t liholr rhlldron and bavo thorn i-x- Iiaminofl froo of chnrso. ?! Tho Wolf Cn-i-k Jiivrnilr pranso. I wbtrh was ortfani.oil jibout four J i yours sipo. Is ono of tho live orgnn izations of Wolf t'rook. Tho moet !inrs aro hobl tho first ami third J .Saturday niglits nf oaoli inontb, al jtho wuno hour tho senior gixinpft : Is in a Kslon. Tho following aro ? now .serving: Mastor, onls; ovorsot-r, Qwon (lorlmm 4 turcr, Alt:i Lund; aloward. Homer J Ii'Iitoo; sforotary. Ruby Nio-; i t ronsiir'r. Nola 1 1rani ; r ha plain. , Hivo (torliani : assistant stowarl, OharK-s Nloo; p-ntck'-opcr, Ivji J ; I'iorco; I'lora. 1.' nil I no tilbson; I ( '-r-s, llaz-l llari'l; Pomona, ltar . barn, Harrison; 1,. A. S., t-'orrost ttio offlocrs Kthol Sim loo V fi T v t Y llowman; nuilron, l-:i I en Timpy; as uistnnt matron, Harrison Slinonls. i- " jSPORT NEWSj STAMllMi Ol" Till-: t'l.l IIS GIANTS DIVIDE POUULEHEADKU KOSTYiX (AP)--Tho (Hauls "II- i.lod a double header with thn HrnveH horn Tuesday, Ink tut- t he lirsl uatuo by 7 to ' and dropping ttio Ht-cond o.onti st, 7 to U. Although Ibiston naltied mi oven tn-jtl. the lentil went buck to last plure hi Philadelphia movod Into the s.-v-enlli pusltlon tty two perf.nt:ij'.e points by virtue or a vietoiy ovei Krooklyn. Captain Prank Frisoh plnyed soc. nnd bav In the lat half of the ninth of tho opepor. markintr h I'irat appearance n t li Ctants' line up slnoo ho left Hie rtnb In St UhiIh Kverul weeks ti It. H. lv New York 7 1" t JUtnton a !t !; Ratteried Moyullbm nnd Me 'Uen; J lent Oil, ('OOHey JUi't .1 Taylor, Slemer. Htcond Rnino It. IL I'. New York ft 1 1 I lloftton .. 7 II 0 Butteries Hit meg nnd Plorenee; Ileum nnd J. Taylor. Tildcn and Richards May Represent U. S. KKW YOltiK, b'opt. H, (AP) Til- '"iK-edini;" of William T. Tit- ten nnd iiieeni Rtrhattls ns the I and No. 2 American playets in the dt iw lor the national sln k'lex ehmuidonjiliip nt I -'o rest. HHls. N. ',. next week was looked upon lv tonnls olsor'etH an iw indica tion Hint these two will carry the .'iui-M hnideti lor the fnit.d Sii'hM In (he Iavts t;i:p m:itoh w v. M h Kranro. William M. Job(mian a;t Hio No. - l eiv'-r on tho i:i:'f. mkttifc list, onlir ;rtly wouhl In "we.b-.l" next t" TiMi n but "UtttC Hill" In phi I H-.tr.t en tho tournament 111. rinl.s St. l.ouls .... 'ineinnntl .. PlttsbiirK ! i'liie:ifvo .. . 1 New York Itrooklyn .. Huston Plillade-pMa Nallnnal l.onaiio W. r.. m r.7 77 r.7 7:t r.?t 74 t!2 . f t .A SI .4;s American lomjno NKW YORK Notwlthsian.lim: ibullltlonH from flloe.i iirives nnd mlrweit puttti Kilf lJ an bbeii iranu for person it with heart dtf"-:ie. Tho medicine of tho links lias kept un pBtlonta of on Bpoclall-it litjini? In thi prollmlnarv hoit-i wi irood condition for ten years. :;,m romrrt'd, won $:o o.ieh. m t;i: ti ini.i; um i: PoNfA CITY, Okla., A P ) A orew.i of l.r.,ntn( peron iaw a ter- Irapin owned b- I'M HiIcrs of IVIr- fiix. dkln.. waiblle first aetosji t he line trt win the K.'i8 purw In tho unnntil terrapin rare Moudav nt the t"1 raneh. A turtle owitod by Tnin l.mn of Wichita made n netisatlon. :il hpntt near the end tn lako w ond money, $ '.mi, i . Roy I'renrh's i ntry took thhtl place nnd J:ti'ii. Mrs. Prenob llvos in Mnr l.tn.t. All of tho sr. torraplna. (inillfy- "'tubs 'u- Yoik vrliind Wahini;'on i Philarl. iphia .. 1 eireit ' I Mi in- St. l.ouls Pott'MI Pni llle ( f -IiibJi l.os AlllTeleM .. oakhind Mi-e-ioiw S H-ratm nto .. . I'oMiiin.i .. ItelU wiod S- .Title San Pranrisro swniMi:ie m:i s $.-. f'APK CRIM NMH - "MH Dar win" an KiiKlbti k I r 1 . w ho fo. t un der an assumed name. Is ready to try to hfiit Ti -tdle's record and win ' ?"..(ih). Helmv won't help her. Ills dot tor'.l have order d hlltl Ut wariu up In Krypt till n-.t ar. Billy UK. II .It MI'IVIl (.liti s ..."5 n -r.tr. K ijf i-.s i;t .Sal U is q Evans WM Ml thf: nrroar Rn:trs Tho retort courteous In basebnll often smooths over what c.herwlso inlvht prove au unplesaut sHtiatlon. l.l.st lo this one. Next lo strikln out, r (rood bat ter, noted particularly for his slmr-1 ffiupr ability, hates to pop up for an easy out. Rocenily Ken Williams, who n few years njro vied with Ratio Ruth for tho home run championship in tho American League, fouled out thro.; time 0 ihc third bareman, Tho third tlni t( the St. I.Ot.t befell In diHKIISl while patrons of Hi. nearly boxes, ducked under cover for fear the bat. nitirtit find a rest in y place In one of th hltrh-prieed eats. Httl Mctrowun. who was uinpir- l.ouis Rrowns Hits year has teon one of the disappointments of ttio American I.eaiTUe. Pick- d to tie a penani -contender, t ho Rrow ns have been a bad seventh all tho way. I Williams, after tho thrld pop-up. j was in no mood to lo tnl-en to task for his bat tlirnuintr and he told Mctiowan so In a very few words. He eNpress- d tho Hiouirht that the llinptre Seemed to be tfoltlj? out of his way to pick an aiKiiment. "NothitiM: of 'he sort." replied MeC.ouan, "I am .ut-;t trvlnif to ex plain lo you an American League nillnt,-." I "Well, can you itm-plne anything I funnier than that." -abl Williams. I "he insists on playing American ;l.iairue rnb-s and we aro nut even In the league.' Ttiat relieved the 'ension and the bat throwing act was forgotten, every one within h artnir joining (in (he laugh. no throw his tn victoria Prepares for IS befell In diHKIISl. lv2t Kcalty ionvcntion ! IttK tho bnll ifamr PKfilNA. Sask Ntnto high lump rt'fouts s m sale from tip pwtirt oitng x for somo time at bast. The Infest n-V- reroid l flvo fe t - Mil IneiMH by Mls Kthol rath truood. nehool te.ichrr . The girls uitiM lentn to Iron o foot or more htrhor tiofnri thoy ran do on FM erbt In tho sir. NRA. New York Hureau ' N( I SK TltYlMJ to drown ! Atlantic rily. N. J., hnr Jamos Holland Is oil the Job. Mr had mm rfsium lo tiH credit Ihun any other guard. Th "I-aughlng ShmIp" rrcoiit ly navrd fight him and lir's; gtnnnt lost UAth nf the num ber of WlHHftt. vy propi-rly siijtki strd that Ken ! a trlt e nioru oh re rul in returning hi. bat to tho bench via he air route. POHTI.ANP. Sept. S. Klabortite pn parat ions are being made for tho entertainment of delegates to tho convention of tho Pacific Nort hwosl lieal Potato association :it Victoria. H. ('., next mi miner, according to N. Soule. of Uosa- tT IN I.r.At;t'K" Soule. who returned last week In tho rotirsr of tho ponvcrsalion I f rum H ,rlP hiotigh Hntish Polum McHowan romarkod that such a j hl''1- happonlnp wimettnir rostHtod in' Victoria, v.n solortod nil tho con tho pljyer getting th "gato.' vontlon city nt th La Orandc con Now thf show big of th St. vent ton. Ono of our eudomti's remarked yo-it onlay ns ho ltno Into tho lumh-.-r nul and parked hi ear ailing Hio Mile of n jfoo.l nian other vnr. His remark was, "All nmtU had lo Pratt Lumber ni ian." Wo look In iH-tter Hmn SlttHt yoionlny mid thai meant n lot of hard work. One man hail bi imlor made mil (n n mall Ioitlcr Imhim for mm on ndls of lioaty slnie niofJni;. Ilo tiro bK order up ami gfli tts tin uiniiov 1 and haiiloil hl roofinz home. Pall pafnihig has now hecun ami H.'i to Vi galbni a itay of patnt ami oil ! a cry i-oiunmn miiirniKi. duM n'nienilior. wo Uno all irrodos of paint, from tin1 oiy lowiM prh-r1 to ln tvx hiuh pi hi ipinlbr. Wo haw Ail door that are duo toxlny. Snm of thorn ar: Rias' uiMirs nml some aro ooiimioii. but ttio prlet Is com mon on nil of thorn. This no plni for tl Imi-yniiis. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "The I'oor Sinn's t-'rtrmr Near P-nindry. I'bonf MaJn aia ho Sunday Buslnm. 'lilaso 1. Ib'trolt 2. PI Hi A(M (AP) PhloaKO drovo Smith Off tin1 mound In tho first Innlnc. took a commanding1 load over lietrolt and defeated tho vis itors. 4 to L in Hio final pnmo of tho series. Ily ninkinKT a clonn sweep of tho throo-tffuno . Hot, (MilcaRO -won tin1 Koason's sorios, 14 frame lo H. Piirdy, outfloltlor, purchased from Lincoln. Kind lltnl i 'inney. tutrohased from TJttlo Itoclt, started ttio rally which (fuvo Ohicaffo tho paino. flancy's bnt Mncr featnrod with throo hits in eliiillntf a double and a triple, n. h. r:. notroit 2 in a Chicago 4 11 0 liatteries Smith. Il.olloway and ItasHler. Wvdell; IMwanls, .lohiiH and .Md'urdy, firibowfki. yi:vi i:pit.v s ni'st irs Const l-on-iiu At Hollywood il. San Krancisoo 4. All other teams traveling. National Plnoirinati 5, Phioajyo S. St. Louis S, Pittsburff 0. New' York 7-5. Pns'on 2-7. Philadelphia. f. P.rooklyn l). Vniorfcnii Now York 4, lioslon 2. Pleveland 3, St. Louis 11. .t'hleaKO 4, Detroit 2. Radio Exposition at Portland Sept. 21-25 PORTLAND. Sept. R.t (AP). Loading radio inanufaet ures of tho Pnlted States will have booths and exhibit t heir new fall radei set models at tho second annual I'aeifio Northwest Radio exposi tion to tie held in Portland in the; public auditorium September 2 1 -Zt. The new models, it Is re ported by local representatives, will have incorporated In them many .striking: and important im provements and refinements, in cluding; more power, better selec tivity and simpler operation. P-KN'l). Sept. R. WHh tho home ranges freshened by tho recent, rains. ( 'enl ral Oregon sheepmen aro making plans to remove their flocks' from summer nllolnvntH in the. ivatlohnl forests. - In - ! b naxt fev weeks thousands- of sheep will bo trailed from- the f'a-de -ml oehoeo forests to the nmgo land of. Wasco, ('molt. Jel'leis m and Deschutes counties. Makes Your Car Freer Running Result: 1 to JVz more milet to the gallon Wj Trv this remarkable new J y gear lubricanr. wjaran- gives 1 tc 1 J J more miles t"'V. nrntl n : MMMUTE Transmission Lubricant National Forest Timber For Sale S'.:i!..l hi. Is win . rcrolv.-.l l-y I li-' I 'm . t SiipiTvisor. I'i n- t ..II . (In-jon. Ill ti lin.l In duilinir (i.lol.cr 13, lSJO, for "II tin- iiu'i-i'liiinuibl' ilf-ailtim-l.i i- Ktiin.liiifr or .low n, uml all II"' llv.. thiil.,.,- ni;irl,.-. or il.'i, li:n;il.. for cutiina on nn nrra nnl.rarine .il.oiit m acr-s within T. 1 s. It. :t7 .;,: i o S H. I-:.: mm T. S. it. 36 K. W. M.. l-iv. point Croi k Wiltcr-.'li-.l. I iiiutilhi N.itjonai Korrst. Or. iroM. i:.liin:,t.., ,p tnn ooo f "i II. M.. of wisi. rn yi.llow I'ini-. tnori- or Ii-m. 0 0f I'M" Ihnn ;.7r. por M. fpt for y Mow- pin., will In. connlilrri' I. '"". UM Ik. il. poaitpil with I'.u-li I. ill lo I... nppi(., on ttlr piiri h.i... prlr.-. i i t liml.-.l. or ro tuilli il In pun ,,uiiut.-il ilinniik-.s, ii.cir.lini; to comll tlons nf snif.. Tho right to re j. rt any on, ;, I,,,, r-'acrvnl. M.-rorp hlils ni. siiliniltti.il, full Inf. ,iiii.u,,ii ,-nii,-, riilnif t )i p tmil..r, the r..n.itlnn of nolo, nml K iliinlsslon of l.ldit shnul.l ! ol.iiilncil from 1 ho I'orrst Silp. rvHor. IVn.lli ton. OroRtin. A ilv.
