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Newspaper Page TextMonday, September t3, 1926. 1 Pag( e Six LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER (Incorporated) An lmlpmtSfnt 'ewspaprr FRANK B. APPI.F.BT.. ..Editor and Publisher SPORT NEWS. Invading Chief Harvey- k. Matthews.. II Harness Manager Published evenings, except Sunday, at Mil Adama Avenue La Grande, Oreson. The Observer-Star published every Friday. Entered at the. Fostorrlce at Xa Oraade. Oregoo, aa Second Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 3. It's. - - t OFFICIAL PArER OF L'NIOV COT.-NTT AND THE CITY OF LA GRANDE MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Preaa is exclusively entitled to use for pub lication or all new dispatches credited to it or not otherwlaa credited ir published therein. All rlehts of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also th local news here in also are reserved. BLBSCP.IPTIO.M RATES P.y Carrier Daily, per month in advance iJalfy, per six, months in advance Dally, single- copy . , .. 75e Sc By Mail Daily, per month In advance . Daily, per six months In advance.... Iiaily. per year in advance -toe Weekly Observer-Htar, per year IS.il TWO WINS HELP REDS, PITTSBURG Second and Third Place Teams in National Hove up Closer to St Louis XATIO.VAL LEAfttE ; Champ To Train In Secret This Week, Is Report ADVERTISING RATES Display, forlfrn. per column Inch ... .. ..42c JrtpJay, local, pr column Inch . Time contract rates on application. fONHIDEIt IIIH WOKKH -Only f.;r lli l-ord anl a.-rve Ifhu in truth wi(n all your .mart: for can.Jf-r how grtaX thin; ile liath Uoiiu for you." 1 Hum. I ARK COLLKGK YKARS WASTED? The subject of going to college is the all-absorbing: topic ''.ncinnati of thought and conversation in many homes these Septemter ciubtt w . pet. ; St. Lout t 5 .Sl I rinrlnnatl SI K4 .57 Plttahurtr ..... 79 41 .5l fhlcaro T 4 .641 New York 5 74 .45 Brooklyn S5 74 .45 F'hHailph.a . 52 80 .J'J4 Boston . 54 83 .J54 r AMERICA LUr.lT. Club W I, Pet. Sw York . S 52 .423 Clre.an SI 80 .571 Philadelphia 74 1 .544 WajthtnTton . 73 61 .5J3 rvtroil 71 ftt .51 1 rhiratro 70 .604 8t. Ijouis 57 84 .44 Boston ... 4 9j Yr?trrclajr GaiiM-N . NATIONAL LKAftl'K BKiXKI,YN. (AP Th Tin eihnutl Keds annexed both eni of a double hadr with Brooklyn Hurt day. 5 to 0 and 4 to 3. rjimb inir to within one gran. of 'h Cardinal, who w-pr Ml. The Pirates kpt pare with lh Iti.i by takinr a t,n hit! from the OUiifs. Sfpura'ina the clubn. Fir rame I:. H. K 5 13 0 Brooklyn 3 Battri lormhn- and Hr j ATLANTIC CITY. .V. J. -pt. 13. (AP) The power of Jack Lx-m p ry's wallop ia to be concealed more or lean until Gt-ne Tunn-y feHm it. Tomorrow the champion will I lay off loafna; around hir bunga low. When he resumes bia training grind on Wednesday it wilt b be hind bocked era.es. Corespond"nts wilt be able to penetrate the por tals for three days and then on Saturday the champion's workouts will be strtrtly private. It will be the first time in his career he has taken such a cours. Crowd Bothers Ja. k In following; his plans he said he was unable to concentrate with the cr4-s of a crowd, complimentary or otherwia. ringin? in his ears. The ltd placed on the ;atr-s at th- rreyhound racing; track prob ably will coft the champion around lIO.OOu. Iemps.-y t off the fire-works (yesterday in a two-round workout I with Tommy rua-hran. Philadel phia haht heavyweight, who boxed the champion silly on Haturday. Tommy left the rtnir with bloo-l trirklinir from his bruiwd and puffed lip declaring; that Tunny would not lat lhne roundx. "Vvf lnn in th" rins with both IPICINICH, FORD, PIPP AID REDS Trio of Players do Much to Put Cincinnati Near Top in National . By Billy E.aoh American Lajrue I'mpire Dtdrards have playei a promi nent part in the two major league ' --- races this year. , Some of tlie players have passed the Cardinals, from one league to the other, while " " the rest have merely shifted their! MADE GREAT START team afiliation. t And if Pittsburgh should lose the In the sensational showing of the pennant by a game or two, what Florsheim Shoes For the Man Who Cares . $10 and $11 N. K. West & Co. The Man's Store pleasant fHnjr it wout'l be to Max Carey, provided he- is a vin- ' dictive cuss. ! Sent to Brooklyn over the wai Ter route, for what was labeled mistaken 2-al, Carey made his first appearance in a Dodger uniform of them." h- added. d?iy. And in the minds of not a few parent and of some'a-rav.: an.-and KrtK-rry. prospective students there is the ever-present question of H cond Gam Cinrlnna'l H. K. 4 11 1 .- ..- . 3 I.U'iue. lnahue and McWeeney, McGrax whether or not a college education is worth the time, effort, Brooklyn And thn Avrv-nHitili-p that ia ronrArvA Wripfhpr nnp'a Mm. Bafteri' 4ng ability and power to enjoy life and capacity for service and trs'ii. are actually increased in proper proportion. ' ... j Not lonj? ajfo in a monthly periodical there appeared an' nkw tork. I'nui.urr arfl'rlp lv Jf ('. Wells famnlic Fno-lioh anthr.r anA rriri in entered on its Invasion of the eaat which it was predicted that our great universities and col leges were doomed and in which it was stated that the four years at college are wa.sted. As you would expect, the chief criticism of the present higher educational system was based on the now prevalent charges regarding athletics, expensive idling, and degenerate social activities. Mr, X ldirlT( Ftti!i it nil and degenerate social activities. Mr. Wells' solution Karl Hmlfh; KitzstmmoQ and for the problem, although vague and open to attack from inrrnc'- i ii .u it r .i . Second Game H. H. h. many angles, would require the youth of the world to come pitisi.ur 711 1 into immediate contact with "realities of life" without per- N'""' York ' 1 1 e tt ,, 11 . Batteries Meadoas and Goneh: mittinflf a four-year "vacation in college. .preenrwu. and McMuiim. There is no question a.xjut, college beinjr merely a four- ra.nlw,n f.m omn 0t..,lr,r, TM ir. : 1 ( AMUtllA l.KAf.l r. Tl N.NFY IN PI.K STf:OI DHRI HO. Pa. S'pf. IS. t A -P Gn Tunrn y s handf.-r ! now hav only on uorry. Th-y j ar on th al-rt to avoid pontiliii ir y i of thi challncr B-ifinir too ftn. iff appearances arc to lt twliv-d Tunny could jump rop- and n , t-r th ring tonight for thk champ 'ionship bout in II injrlit p rfct 1 condition. Train-r I-ou Kink and his aso jrials want th tit:irin on edg 1 th night of th-1 fight and pr-cau-; tions ar b'ing taken to hold him j bark a bit in his training. Th lox- Hunday with a double Tirtory 'r ; ng has b--n cut from six to four the New York Giants. S to t and ! rounda and rew may U- roor 7 to I. thereby advancing the pir- '"H.nl than plann-d at Hi.- mo atrs to winthtn : g.iuft of th , menu It-ague leading Cardinals. i PittBtmrr i It ft IMew York - I Batterl-; apt. Anton Perm-r. Ira 1t of th Sparta ioTtr club of Czh clienloakU4. chain pinna nf Knr op. hr- im allow n at th first prartice of his t;n :ifr.-r th-ir arrival in Ann-iita. Th-y arf to p'ity 31 ganit-i axainrft th- lit-st trams in thw country. Warner Would Oust Forward Pass For Kick SPRINGVIIJ.K. CAP) Glnn H. Inland .Stanford's roarh, would Ilk.' S. Y.. S. t. 13. i Pop) Warnt r. f.inwii." football (o the for- 2 1 Port land Trades Rohiver, Rachac For Sac Hurler There ia no question about ;sonic young men emerginpr at the end of the course with little Washington more than ability to play football or idle away time pleasantly r,'v"l,in,! ;- J -, " . . ' ' Itstfrerles Mtwray. una spend una h money wnn ex pen case. vc nave pre- Thomas and Tatr; u. and viously ftaid in this column that many .students who pro to college each year have no business there and would be far yir, rmr.I rt. u. )etter off if they were required to come in contact immedi- Boston n is .fIt ii .tk U .uku. u:- . iL Ht. tuln ttvtj nun nit i win;ina ui jiuitMii men own wy in inc wo rid. T.llt thifi i st dnrrwwl-Atip rniinfrv and ubidania H--ond game . " ; , 7 : , V " J-,,fc a Ronton .... leprc as a result of the wishes of their parents or themselves s. ixmis . p. h. t: .4 10 5 I..' 1 2 12 1 KattTte Wlltjm- and Gaston; Vnngilder. Fa Ik and Margrave. 1 H.-cond nme II. Iff. K. POKTI.ANK. tr. Spt. 13. t -Prjdd'-nt Thnnu.t f,. Turner, of th Portland babbitt club of Hi Pacific coa.it b-aeri7 wirr-d h-re to day from H-icranv-nto wlvre h- is with th club, that he had compet ed a d'-al for the transfer of Ont- j fldi-r Itny Pohw r and IMtflhr r,.tax Parlac to the Xacramnto 'tritlit for Pltch'T Huehfa of Hacra- men to. Th PortJand club also rr- Icfivcd a cash consideration nhjch w not giveh out. The transfer of Hohwer to Sac ramento and Hughes to Portland is effective immediately. Hachac. I however. Is undrr optimi to the 1 Watcrbury club of the K.jtrij b-a- ) 1 a j Kut-. pti'i nui nut join .Mcramcnio 1-4 1 1 until next spring. if finances permit-and are not selected by great psychiat- '""."r'' " ';u"ln " rhP-Ln- ZTJ lave Keerc to Srfcrann-nto for the ward pa.u4 arruppe.J. Th forward p:i5S in all wrong", he vt-ran mentor and w rit.-r told Th Assof-iatcd Pr-t !horMy b- 'or leaving hi old hoiii h-re for Palo Alto. Cal.. to take up his fail duties. "It tliatiRi d football 'roci a thr.nighbr.-d sport into a! mongrrt crowi h.-tw-en basketball! and the genuine thing. ' Mirgts .Sew kkkilig IUi-h j "The kicking rules. properly -h;ing-d. would giv,- the same re- suits the forward pa.ss Mas siippos- ed to produce. The latest edict of th rules committee shows tlie aretal game is not y-t satisfactory and I look for more dra'ir ehang a year from now. My teams have- made trfceir share touchdowns by the basketball me. fhod and we will continue Us uae trttil iht end. Itut I d like to see it ruled out and go bo.ek to undilut ed football." nonnatt Red, no two play. era have helped more than Wally Pipp and Val Picintch. Pip pa fine play at first steadied the Cincinnati infield, gave it bal ance. Ptcinich's work back of the bat has been more than satisfac tory in inee aays wnen gooa cat ap-Hni the Pirat chers are mighty scarce. ( H, . .nt valuable assistance to Why these two players were al- . ; ih firr e im from lowed to drift out of the American Pitta.Ureh and his timely base hit1 League is difficult of explanation, am-a another contest. It is just There are inferior catchers and -u.i P.tti,urtTh will need those nrst-sackera still doing business in f.rt mi- befom the season is ) the organization. nv A third player to help the Iteds u waa unfortunate that so fine a has been Shortstop Ford. He was character as Car. y should be pasa- 1 orougni DacK rrom tne minors. j Brooklyn snt him to Minneapolis f"-?" T-T"1 I in a trade that made Johnny But ter a Lodge.r. Ford, never a great hitter, haa f supplied the needed stability at j shortstop to the Cincinatti infild. I Incidentally, he is a pretty good j bull player to have been allowed j to puss on to th minors. I (. KOVa-.lt A.l' MAX 1 Two other stars. Urover Alexan idT and Max Carey al.so threaten to play leading parts in the out Jcotue of the National league race, l'-oth have already contributed to the uncertainly of the event. I When the great Atxan-l-r . piaced on th: market by the Chieu- go Cubs, for breaking training rules, so the report had it. Pogers . Mornsby was one of the few Na- j rional League ntan.igers to believe he was still a worth-while pitcher' Alexander immediately justified that opinion, by b-uting his former teammates, the Cubs, in his first j start. f -Sine that time his steady hurl- i ing has tied the Cardinals over l f many a tough 5 pot. In a recent J ; thr-.--gaine -ri-s with Moton he , jappared in each contest us relief; ; pitcher, saving two of the games. , ; The loss of Alexander no doubt ' seriotisly handicapped the 4 ubs 1 and unquestionably greatly aided ed on to anoitae club y under 4 cloud, after 15 years of serviet with Pittsburgh. However. th enthusiastic rep. tion riven the former II rate by the Brooklyn fans . must hanj lessened the stigma of th affair.; WOSIH How to Help Your j Sickly Children' $2000.00 in prizes to car owners in the now-famous CTC Speedometer Mileage Contest ! You can enter now, without a single obliga tion whatsoever. Do it ! $1000.00 cash isFIRST PRIZE, alone. Any CTC dealer has full details with no "red tape." See him. A Tiny Partner in. r Your Favorite Sport - ,; Vest Pocket Kodak Model B. -. .'i , .So small that you cait really wear it or carry it, in the golf bag; so capj able that it makes tho most of even' chance-4. that's V. P. K., Model B; It's a genuine. Kodak,- for only $5. Let us sb6vr It to you. 'S . tpert Flniliiii; , Red Gross Drug Store Extra Mileage" lists. The result is a great conglomeration of vounir txrmlf u. ' for some of whom four years (or a hundred) at college can do nothing, and for others they can accomplish a jtieat deal. Oakland Aaain Wins j College people are a good bit like any other group of peo- Tirtfo Vrnm An nolo pic engaged in the same general occupation. Some of them rrom inyeis have natural ability, intelligence, and ambition to make the most of their opportunities and they come out of a college or out of a mill or off of a farm with a greater capacity for earning, for enjoying life, for getting along with their fel- rest of the season. "ACIFIC COAST l.l .M.I K tacts and opportunities that have leen theirs. I for improvement and advancement Clilt. W I. f'.t. I r n--l--s 99 , (Ink Inn. I 9 Tt ..S" MMnm t .it P"rr ini-nto X SI I'nrMnri'l SO K7 .firt Ml!vwoO'J - i . i T T i.-ittll.- "7 91 San rmmlo 7t 94 .411 iifiic with achievement and success is no more logical rea-1 on for saying that college educations are wasted than it' iw,!u would be to say that factories fail society lecause every cm- ki.m. Y plo.ve docs not emerge as general manager or great inventor, okl;l,",,", The four years at college arc wasted, it is true, with ?omc n.M-n.- k. students, just as their w holp livnw urn uucIaI ln. v and It'innah: as a hundred times as many lives are wasted by people who 't-LTXL-- never go to college, if waste is measured bv lack of unusual B-"" achievement and by the mediocrity to which most of us are "'Z., iv coiifmcn. I. ut wo art of the opinion that the waste is woith ',n'' Sl,n',",rf: i ir y m while lH-cau.se it is often u nfcessary part in the finrliiiff of, " mil jromus. jiikI the achiovenit'iits tif onr nr tu. q.a b. t l -r s.nnt. Seven Games Lined Up for Aggie Rooks OrtKGo.V AGFiIl'I.Tl"Af. roi t.t'AiK, Corvallia, Or-. S. pt. 1J S.-v-n tnntatlvf foot lall frjmf have ('n lind up for thf- frah mn warriors this fail. Th- ti-nta-tl v h d u J-1 i n I ud.-s ro! u m bia university of TorTland. Orffon Kroah. Mr. Anr"l roilsr-. Mon- ntoiHn ."Normal. Albany coiiffff. Purtflc rolU-ff" of N- wlr?. and J.inrii Id coU- zr of McMinnvil)'.. EG AN GOLFING CHAMPION OF CALIFORNIA JaroliA. WVafhcr-Dti-kfrmuii xnl ! H I 1 4 4 I 'i 1 -. I ... . Itool. times of siifficieut two arc sotne- magnitude to make un fur ilio n,-Ai doings of many thousands. Kvrti though chaff may Ik: without value, we are willing that it exist for thn skc of the wheat. And mediocre college students do not awlnvs re semble chaff-may even secure enough personal apprecia tion for the lH t!or things of lire that, lacking all else, makes the four years reasonably worth while. M-Mlll.- tM4tll lluM-ri . l','t,-rH tirt'l i; k'Tt'l (lll'l WulO'Tfl. 111 1 1.. Hs'OTt.-. Milium Htil K win. i'liri..t(un Hnrl WmIos. ANI I.K IJ (.M-) II. II 1; . . : 1 s 1 1 Jl ..kill- II. II 1: r ' sr .sssv ComtbiiiWi I THAVIX lir MOTOR gTAtiE ICTI I (rmiKln for -Mh snil Wsllowa U ' llskrr anil " " lisk.-r onlr " " I't iHlIc lim - 1 1 :00 A. M. t oo A. M. . 1:00 P. M :21A.M. . I JM- M. i:0 I. M. 1:10 l-.M. :!!. Jl. . m.,...-. m i-.n.llftnn ror Walla Walla. I'asco and - """'"i puinia nouin and JSurlh. A .rar,.lr ljK.t I'lnmr Tat All MuhTu (.'hair tr Mais. Tori- H . Mollt Miarxl 1-10. S. I i.(s aw;i:i.m (aim i;. f,t!l frnm t-w o i H) 1 W lrO( 7 H-.M-r). w i;. ary, Moud -n nd Atrn- w; Hnt j, M and vtT. ond r im- I;. H Hun Krarif I wo Jl 4 i Holly ood ! it l m Hattfrtf -- Knirt. Mllrh. lt .n t Hnilrrh; Murphy. Hull. rwn. l-'u). wtun and t'ook. l-i-r. rnUil 13-1, S4 raiiH nltn -2 HAltAMKN1X lAI'l It. H K Portland II M furraninto ? i Matt-rtra - Htlhrnr!nT Hn' Itrrry. i. fnf.-td. Kattnr m Kc her. H rond naiif - II. H i:. I'ortlMtitl .1 9 it SHrniiM'ittu ; i lun.-rff Manxuni and Vui. UtUi KuiUw tu.a bUv. t. HANTS WINS (UlAVTS I'ASS. Or- S-13. (Al) Hy a ninth inntr.r rj to victory ovi r Klamath Kh!!s y.tt-r-da. (iranta I'mha won th.- oppor tunity to play a thrtt- canu- r a w lth M-dford f'r t h" Sou' h rn On con l'-atri.- ih m plon-h ip. Af ter lh" first Inninir Sunday Kla math Kali W'd until tii'- lJjt of th ninth Inning lwn .1 tatiic rally ilrovf in shrt'i1 riinji for a vti-tory. F-KI, MO.VTK. i'al. a. pf. 1J. fAP) H. I'handh-r Etran. v.'tr-ran yolft-r of l-dford. Orp., is the S-olfir.ff r;rnpion of rjillfornia. Hp won the tit! - ..May In the 35- hole final maU h with Johhny Mc-) Much of San Franrlso 3 and I. Whllrt MrHufirh falN'4 to play hia boat ffo'f. V.zan decidedly wai on 1 his jfanw and proved hlni9'lf the master of the altuatlon at all times. 1 The OrjTontan. who wan piayine ! championship polf 2 y-ars ajfo. fooled Mr Hugh's numerous sup porters who contended that the 3 hote tt-st would tire thr vt-teran. His fPrtfij.- throughout th match was up-rh. In the morning Kg;n w a.i out in ,Z one ov.-r par. and he roundvd the turn with a lhre,; hoi- h-ad. Just rr:id this if you have : of I child that is thin and :ak. tim i id or backward. . , . , T , f Here's a good f:iir off.r s.ve uaimn in cw rrienas 1 nrougn the littN one Mr "oy'a "od I.iver t Oil Compound Tallyts as tfiiect'd. for 30 days atjd if h doesn't giiln j in weight in strength in k'-en- ness of mind te driufstust who i supplied you w i;l return your I iiioney. McCoy's has lu lp '! ti ns of : thousands of frail, i macat d chil- Jren to grow strong and sturdy ' why won't 1 they help your ailing t ittle one? I You gi-t 1" McCoy's t:ibl-ts for I -; ct-nts at U-d Cross MrugStorj A CTC Tube Adds Miles to or any drugg st anywhere In; Amost Anv Tire" ' 'SI' La Grande Tire Shoo l.-ttfr ! aealth. IF QROS WALLOONS America and t he vitalizing' vita- : .nim-s will help any weak, woir out man or woman to Ask for .McCoy's. Adv. HUNTING SEASON is here and I have the AMMUNITION' that kills. "; All sizes Me tallic Cartridge Shot gun Shells, Rifles and Shotguns. . . , . ' F.L.LILLY hardware: 1'lione .Main 85'. "'' I MON HI NTKIES KAII.S I SUtS. or.-. Sept. 13. ISpecial) Mrfpy I'nlon hunters were out (.right itnd trly K-iday morning anil in'..! of th.-m carne in later In the d.iy r porting that all they KIW ier do-s and huni'-is. hoth very numerous. . .sp. rj it- tit.- hunters. ARCADE Tuesday-Wednes. Ai other And Merrier Merry Widow To Delight Th'- f.im.' rneS'-A v.Hh many rrrors on l.nth siji-s. Th.' I'. l, un w-l Dir.-.. .i(t h rs In an effort tu ft..-m th.- (irun'.s Pa.ss wlufff-rs. GIRLS' COATS Ag-e 12, 14 and 16, very good for school or country wear, only a limited number carried over from last year and will be sold at less than ONE-HALF PRICE NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Infants' and Children's Wearables c4 l u m Pendleton, Ore. 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Mm ri "a" """ n s U Cnaat K vtr. as ar awtsrrt auaratm. rsr nralar triu trkraata na ucardaa lua cararta, Uttr. aarM ai las aaiaaCa, acsuaWar la, la, 17 s II laaaln al lCAi AkCVT -putting ii Ihrough READY MONEY , is the foundation . the utone wall . , of all achiwement . all accomplishment in this great old . business world of', ours ... -equip yourself with ' READY MONEY" by opening: an account at this bank of jours La Grande National Bank and you'll find our co-operation ' fitting; in with your achievement.