La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1926, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE THE WEATHER OREGON: Probblr rain tonight and Thursday. Normal temperature. Mod ' rrato southerly winds on tho coaat. ' C I T Y EDITION VOLUME XXV. MKMBER ASSOCIATED PRE88 LA GRANDE. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS NUMBER 76 lira .-tosses mnm yanis win 10 re CLUB WOMEN TO WORK FOR 2 MEASURES f Armory Bill and Eastern 4 Oregon Normal School Are Favored 5 I AUTUMN SESSIONS ) OPENED YESTERDAY ? New Officers of Neigh- . borliood Club Installed I State P.-T. Chief At- ! tends. CninpiilghM hi behalf of 111" Knslern Oregon normal school Mid I. a flrunde nrinury measures worn ctnphnal.cd among the civic, so cial, cull oral and welfare under takings surveyed by Ihe ofnco.ru and conimillec heads of tho Neigh borhood club when i tings were resumed with' an officers' flay pro grnm and tea lit I lie clubrooins in the library building Tuesday after noon. M rs. Robert Kakln. Uio new president, who. Willi her cabinet, wan ushered Into office by .Mrs. O. K. Silver! horn, a past prcsldenr. referred to the importance of two bills in hi'r Inception address. Armory Ioiur Xectlod Mrs. Hugh K. Hrady. chairman or Ihe communlly service com mUlcc, explained tho advantage of tin- porposed armory1 building, which she said would provide a long-needed romtuunlly hull. Activity of every member to help priieure the passage of Iho li in inn I school bill urged by Mr. A. It. Hunter. chairman ot till- wo n' roinnillteo rmpulgn- t ir for the Inslllutlon. Mrs. I'. II. Heranlnn,' retiring prest-fen. Ml a grn'-erul. expression of grnMludc to all wlio cooperated In inn lie her administration ir soc cers, recommended to the club that Hie cmistllulinn In- amended io provide for Inslalliilloll of nrficers In Hie spring. Mrs. John Tliclscn, a past presl- it. -Ml. was n od iilleriinle ror Mrs. .1. II. Lynch, n. director, to. serve on the board during her absence, from l.a r.rnnde. Mrs. Lynch Is nctinir :ik business manager for the Stale Kcdcratlon News. Jit, l'orl Inlld. I'.-T. Chief Ss-nks ,M-s. W. W. Gabriel, of Pufthind president of the Oregon I'aront-Teiii-her association, addressed Hie meeting briefly on the object of Hie organization she Is here to rep. I resent: and Invited Ihe members to alien,! the flti.te convention at Unlom. Oct. sn-i'tt. "Ln flrnnde chili wonell stand head and shoulders above most of the club women In Oregon, and we look for big lliliiBS from your purenl-leuehcr associations here," : ( 'nntimied 011 I'age Kive) UNION COUNTY , BUDGET BOARD IS APPOINTED Appointment of the eummittee that will arrangt; the budget of county expenditures for t!27 was the principal business, outstdo of the auditing of warrants, when thy county court opened Its October Hesmnu In the office of Judge U. t.l. Comh this morning. Kranklin Zurlirlck. if I.a ('.ramie. James WIlFon Sr., of North I'nwder. and W. K. Iluck mnn. of A heel, were named to serve on the commiitee with the three county commissioners. The budget will be made up nl a meet ing Nov. u. Immediately following the November term of county court. YOUR TRADE IS VALUED When you smimI your lianl caruetl money ror the iiccceltle and hmiries r life, jon natural ly want lo pcml H where your trade U appreciated, where cu-4-lumcni are alueil and every cf fort In made ut MitUfy them In cery detail. The biiliie" man wlm sder i1m in The OIimtmt pnvcM M npprccfalloit nr your irnilc lir keeping In tMHi-laiit ttiuell ltll you ilirtuigh hi- ndveril-liig ni xag. Il bov thai he allies unr trade and will make cxira rffuri In deiiM you. H' plen--uno icihI your money wllh tlml Ikhul or hnlfi man. He I- dejNMtdaltle he l- Inlelltgenl -he I 4fkhiK n iniitUHl bene fit. t)bs4rrr AdertMng A Mcrchautliaijig hcrvk'' Reynolds' Case Against City Up In Circuit Court McArtor Damage Suit Goes to Jurors at 12:20 Today j A verdict for I hi defendant was returned - by I he Jury nl 1 :tfO o'clock. ' That Iho It'ir Iteynolds suit against the t-liy miff lit begin at I ::) p. m. today as scheduled. Judge V. H. McCulloch, Hnker jurist on the circuit, court bench hero this wck, shortened Ills own luncheon ' hour and flnlHlnd tln rcuditiK of liiHlriKtlons lo tlx jury that will di.'ddo whut dama-ros, If any, Mra. t.'lu'Htt'r O. McArtor, of Caldwell, Is untitled lo. receive fur Injuries she it lie pen ruKiiKcd from Me(fll(?cneo of Ih) Union Hrldtfa comiiny's employea. Tno juror retired at about 12:30 o'cloclc bi'iffn their ennsldenitlon of Mrs. .J(rArtop's claims for $25,000. Jurors In tho typhoid fever dam aire case were instructed 1o be. In tho courtroom at J :30 o'clock this afternoon. Drawing of an ac ceptable 2 is expected to occupy the- rest of the day. Itiugu & Wrhzlil Tor City K. It. Jvtneo. who finished an tmpussioned plea In Mrs. McArt or' s benn If shortly befom noon, and his parluer, I'M Wrlpht, will defend the intere.stn of the city. Green Hens have been retain ed by l.ee IteynoMs In his attempt lo collect $22.2X5 for Injuries to himself, his child, his dairy farm and his business. - The damatrs are listed in the complaint hs follows: Kor land, rendored . unfit for a dairy farm $16,000 Kor equipment mid 'ruined " busineKs loV physlelanH', nurses, and hospital fees Kor medicines for himself anil child 1.... Kor time lost from his busl- ncss . 0,500 4:i,1 , 50 ao - ' AllejfiN -IIkiiw'' The eity Is hld responsible for the condition because, of nHeud n'RliKnci on the part, of officials claimed lo have allowed the septtr tank lo become so filled und elo; Iji'd witli refuse thai, the water flowed uucbansecl into Ihe outlet ditch. Krmn th"f It is all-K.d the conlnminulcd stream was car ried by cravliy Into the C."'k--r slourrh, from which It" Hpr'-ad and percolated Into the Reynolds' land. The condition, Reynolds compluint declares, exlslted for I X months prior to t lie time the action was eoitiMM'iiced Jan. !. 1 !2i and the plaintiff so nollfh-d tin- d fendant. EL DORADO WILL Moose Show for Benefit of Indigent Members to ' Start 3-Day Pain Kvcryl hlng Is in readiness for the opening of the Moeo 101 I "' ado. tomorrow nlchl at S o'clock at Zuber hall. The show, which Is being given under the auspices of the M'icO' Mub, the sporting or ganization or the Moose lodge, will continue for three nights Thurs day, l-'ri'lay and Sat urday. Itcsides ilumiln g. with good music furnished by lnul rave' formerly wit h 1 he Slur Novelty, and his orchestra, there will b about 10 concessions which w lil ufforl plenty of fun. An attendance prize a radio fj.t will be given uwuy the la.st night of the show. The rarlio H now on display tn the window of the Club ( 'fgiir si ore. Ot her prizi-s will 11 1 so be givun. Masons Will Meet At Summer ville ! A dhtrh't meeting of the Ma xonlc lodge, with members of every lodge In I'uion count v present, w ill be held at Summe--( vllle I'YIday evening. This is lie i first district meeting since spring and an Interesting time Is antiel 1 patd. Wit h t he ( Muriiniei ville Masons as hosts, members , present from 1 ne will confer tin- second or Kellowcraft degree. About l.i'i Masons are expected to be there, going from I,h Grande. The meet Ing w III hIh i t w it h 1. , banitiet at K :.Mt o'ctoek. Cats ; Will leilVe the Clllted SlllteS Nll- tionut bank ern ner litre from 5:30 j untl 6 o'clock. I'iom i;u in i s Ki t; i;m:. ore. o t. 6 (Ai - George Long. pioneer hardware deftler or tills City. died St Ills home hej-c late yesterday after a long HlnrMt. He had lived In Eu gene sin eo 1 SS9, when he came heru from Aibuu.erq.ue. N. AL CREATE NEW CITY STREET DEPARTMENT Orville Wright Appointed Slinprintpndpnt Of Mu- nt-Teacher association Iiuvn en OUpLlintLnueilt Ul 1UU doPH(.d th( KnAt,rn oreiron normal nicipal Bureau CHANGE BECOMES EFFECTIVE TODAY " T-TnmPO TCnann Remains --rr r-i- - in Charge of bewer and Water Joint Depart- ment. ! iteKlnnlnj? this 'mornlnir. all street work In l.n (Vrandn Is placed in n di'partnient apart from other municipal bureaus. This action, according to t'ily MaiWiffer W. C t'rews. has been made necessary by tlte natural Increase- in neeis sary attention, tn the atreets, due I to two causes tho growth oT the 'city, and the building up of the 'streets during the last four years. With the creation of this depart ment, Orville. Wright. Hti employe of the city for the past year and a hutf, was appolnlerl superin 1 tenth-lit, erfectlvo today. Wright. , before joining the city force, was ,employed by the county and his services are reported to have been (Continued on Tagc Kii'e) Children Show Much Interest In Art Exhibit Nor football . 110V holiday'- lum stirred the buys and girls-of Uv j'1-.n Grn'nde schools as -has anticl ipntlon of the art exhibit they' arc j giving next week. . . The picture- libraries und . the ail memory con tests, inslignled '.under the hMi'lership of Mis. K. ' Aiosspian last yeiir. uas iiiuxul j I hem some of t he mi lues of art. j Tie masters are familiar, names to 1 1 hem. Their works rsre friend.".. ! !A the vnimsteri tin-ill to 1 he I I hrmo-lil fif tissnc inline with I TiO 'of the world's rin-st maslerpiec-sl "len,.lor a ff words. Mrs. Kay during the rtve days of the ex--1 KuH'T sang. I wo nnmb.rs followed hil.lt t Honan ball. Oct. 1 1 -1 :,. by a g-neral discussion when sev And they are gleeful over Hie j- ' prospect of procuring some of, (Continued on Vukp Kive) Ihe pictures fr th-lr own school- rooms. All of t he proi-eetls l rom lie- vhil.it, xccpling just nough to express t he prints 011 to t If uet cxhibll town, will t he schools' picture fund go into Spud Digging Next In Wallowa Valley WAIJ.OWA. Ore., Oct. li (Spe cial). ---Some of the Wallowa coun ty farmers expect lo stail digging potatoes ?oon. The lute plantings have been slow lit ripening. The recent freezes killed I h" tops, which had been kept green by August and September rains. The demand for t he potatoes is reported to be good, with pries ranging at more than $2 a hun dred on belter grade spuds. 12 Cars of Prunes Shipped From Cove COVH, Oct. r, (SpeMal).--Twelve cars or prunes have been shipped from here since the front, al I hough I he cold went lo r dam aged the crop considerably. Some of t he fruit t hat cannot he shipped is being sent to the can neries and some will lie dried. John I an now has his di yer operating and the dryer on the I'onklin plaee Is "No being filled. Plan Union County Grain Display At Pacific International Exposition After whining most of the prizes in the grain division at (lie Wnl- f Iowa county fair I'nion county (farmers are now planning to send (the grain ehlbiled (here, with ad jdittona! samples, lo the I'ttcifte International Livestock cxpoKlllon to be held in I'orllHUd. Oct. 30 ! to Nov. H, The grain display at the adjoining county fair was the best ever show n from this county, aceording to II. (J. Avery, agricul turist! I All of (he f ii Ir first prtzeH were won by I'nion county farmers. Hugh Huron, of Imbler. receive! first on his bushel or hybrid when!. flrt on his soft federation wheat and firs' on his exhibit of oats. I.uth r Hind man. of Klglu. received second on his oats and J. ,A. Uuaklll, of Imbler. won first on j hard ftdvruliou whuat. C. C. Cuu- Parent-Teacher President Tells Of Conditions Mra. W. W. Gabriel De : clares Portland Sup--ports East Normal Members of the Portland I'ar- tiehool bill und are working for it Mrs. V. W. (labrlel. pnrsident of t he Orepou I 'a rent-Teacher asso ciation, told her audience last nipht when she spoke In tho hlirh school auditorium hern hefort) a 'fair fllzed crowd. Tho I'ortlund women are also In favor of the t.nlum ilrtullti tubercular hospilal her4, she said. Before the state president wns introduced by Mrs. Curl O. Helm, district vice president, for tho siaie P.-T. A., County .School .Superin tendent A. 13. Sayro gave a talk on the value of the parent-teacher organizations and said that he. would welcome one In every school in t'nlon county. The cham ber of commerce quartet sang a number und responded to applause, with twp encores. 10. l. Towler. principal of the high school, made a few appropriate remarks' and William Collet) It ry unt, violinist played two selections. National I'.-T. ; rowing Since her visit here last spring Mrs. Gabriel has traveled more than 1,600 miles In tho United States, attending the national con gress of parents and teachers in Atlanta. Oh., when state organiza tions were represented about 1 00 per cent, and visiting vurious other organizations. The pareiil-tcacher association membership In the 1'nlted States Is about one million. Mrs. Gabriel told her uudlence. The Oregon us. snciation alone hus a membership of 17,000. Mrs. Gabriel spent a part of her summer in Kuropc where she ob served child welfare conditions there. The children of America have many 6 morn opportunities thah UH' children of France and Knuhind. she h;iH. more than Ihe people, here 'realize. If there is anything ' wrong with the' way children here ure being raised it is because they have too many luxuries- too mmiy t Inn us I hey W iin( th" slate president said. Klicrhai-tl Speaks After Mrs. Gabriel s tall; C It. Kbei'hnrd chairman of the La Grande school board, was called " 12,000 RESCUED FROM WUCHANG Women and Children Are Taken from War-Torn, Starving City HANKOW, Od. I! (AIM Two recede launches and several light ers have succeeded In bringing lil.OOO women and children to Ibis eily from the neighboring city of Wuchang where Nort hern and So ut Ih rn 'hlnese tirv at death grips. The rescue was effect ed Sunday a nil .Mondny after a previous attempt had fulled hen the ships were Nrcd on and forced lo return. alt hough opposing forces hud previously agreed lo ithe rescue. j The northern 1 roups holding j Wuchang against the henelglng Cantonese, bve perinilted ihe Im poverished element of the civilian I oonuhttion to depiirl, holding the better classes In the city. Caring for ItfM'tieil Charitable organizations are car ing for the rescued who relate ap palling stories or conditions in Wu- f'nteMniie,! on tage fl.) rad ranked high dm his barley anil Kd .Jasper rirst on rye. Clifford I'onrud. son or C, f. Conrad, won second on his barley exhibit. Hex Itoulet. or Klgin. won second prize w 11 h his hard wlnler what, dis play: lonard Hillings, of Imbb-r. secuiid on sod v. Inter wheat; I,u-tle-r HiudmHii. of Klgin. t hti d on wift winter wheat, second on soft spring wheat and second on hard federation. Then w ill also be ol her Co ion eouniy exhibit nl the Hiielfie In ternational In sh I en grain illspiays: Includtng fat beef calveR nnd hogs from the hoy n clubs, sonic pure bred gilts and pet-imp a rew- dalry cwlven. It. O. Wheeter. of I'nion. plans to enter n fat tteef meer tn the open fdaswn. and Green and Prattler, of t'nlon. expect to send gomo purebred bhorlhorns. FINANCES OF OREGON ARE IN ARREARS State Treasurer Kay Ex pects to Borrow from $500,000 to Million GENERAL FUND IS : OVERDRAWN $10,000 Attorney General Rules That Kozer Shall Not At)prove Voucher Call ; ing for $400. SAUKM, Cn... Oft. (Al At torney tcneral Vnn Winkle ruled yi'ltrJyy Hint KtHTPtiiry or Htato Kor.f.. aluiiild not apprnvn at slnti IH'iilli' nllary voilfhi'r for $4"0 In payment ut InlnroHl to u Siilrin. lianli on n (lO.nno loan procured by Governor 1-lrrco lo apply in tin- operation of tlio flax industry at tho prlHon. " "A'eordu Khow that Plereo uorrbVecl tile lln.lino Oet. I. 1925. und that on March 31. this year, u tateinelit was received for nl Gr eat ninniinttni; lo :ion. Th pay ment wan not made then, and on May 7 a statement rlatmlpi; addi tional Inlereat of $61.67 wan re ceived. Since May 7 a part of th" note haa been paid.. CMtttnff it down lo 6.!I2(1.05... i, .No 14-anl Authority Tho attorney frencralR opinion holds not only I hut Ihe voucher for $401) Interest should not bo ap proved, hut also holds that Oov ernor rierco had no leiral aullior lly to borrow the funds and there by create the liability. ' Since Ihe liability liaa been ere. Hied'' however, Ihe attorney (ten. anil holdsvlliiit the Kovernor may pre.Hfif;.lhe Ipl'-reat claim ,lo, the" next -li'KlHlutuiV"' fon .approva.1 'or rejecllon.-- Kecreinry Koster said Ihe vnueher woufd lie relurned to Ihe warden of the prison. (iiiveinur I'lene the records show, has already borrowed from Ihe Keiieral fund of tho stato on Ihe credit of the prison revolving fund, the full $ft",iwio allowed by Ih revolving fund act. The slate cinerR-eney board durln? the suin- iner allowed a deficiency appro, piialliill of $11111.11110 at tho gov ernors reiiuest fur the flax Indus try al the prison. II being the gov ernor's Intention lo repay this from lirocecdH of tho Industry. (Jcncral I'lind 1-Ahniislctl Slate Treasurer Kay announced y.-Bienlay that the Reneral fund or the stale now exhausted and fiver drawn to the'' exlent. of be tween $ii.lUMi to $12.aiiii and that as a result he will have to borrow from Iho banks or the stale at low Interest rales between $50(1.00(1 Olid $1.(100.0(10 before the SCCOIld hair of Ihe slate taxes colon due In November. Slale Treasurer Kay Mild today lluit he would borrow from th hanks of the stale which he' Is al lowed In do by law. so that il will not be ncrcHMiry lo mark state warrnnls "mil paid for lack or rutiil'i." The ti surer has already called upon Ihe banks ror port of (lie money that will be needed. (Ill Oil. I. I!l2 6. the (,'elieral full, I conliilneil abolll $l.!2!i,ll(l. lly Ihe same date tills year Ihe amount was reduced lo about $1.121.(111(1. My Ihe Fame date this y.-ar the amount was reduced to aboil! $ I nil, nan, and ill the last few days has became entirely depleted and overdrawn. Is-y lla-li Kill-Kill Recently the Male Ireaaurer liud lo nay heavily In intercut ami principal on mate highway bonds. To do tills II wuh necessary to (Continued on Page 4 A pple Shipments' Total 1,008 Cars NA.MI'A. Ida., 'at. 11. or the' liiilm cal'loailH of ilvesloi-1;, grain,' ihihy products, poultry, eggs, po liees, fruit and (ilher coiiiiiMidftleH to he moved to Ihe nini-kcls during' the iiiiinlh of Setiteiiiher from I tie r Hi district, extending from (Upiiii's Kerry to lliiiillitgtMt. Ore, vl I...., ei.rl.md- ere apples ,t U vlsid hy railroad men i,r Nat i.a. r.T ;n:..r;:'rir;..h'V;.C7 flour. 4H; other .lueiil. hrh k end lime. 7 dried, ievmmnited nod eitoned f nil Ik. 21; lui anil Klrmv. inerehunfllKf. 113s: ore mid htilllon. 10: citrus! Ifitilt. I; tipples. 1!9H; ot her Ktern J l rtke culled. H-vereid singl. I fruit, KlCi; paekinit hoMwe prod-j ovt Hi- middle luig. Hoyt up. iietH, I r p..t ew. 112; 'J)Hall I Inshle. hull I' high, hull :i I nod i'L'kk, 12; vHtHhPH. ly : Innlde. Mt I ejilh d, uti lise tie. j;i7: Iiokh. U'j; te-r-M, V.,, 'Med. lloyt popped to Moitml.y Lr llveHloek. II: L-riivet Htid Hlmio.(ii ttn had lo go Imck to iiiMke (If 6; FtMep. hIi:i, tee. hiinher. 4't'l; oilier .prmlucls of the forest. 772 oil. 0; miscellaneous commodities, l.U. I KING OF SWAT SHINES Aiiii.h iii v vSSfc ' Z-T ' BABE RUTH V' (ieorne Keruiuii It ill 1 1, afTis'l Innalclv cnlhil Hie lluhti by Ills mil IIoiih of ndinlrerx, rosi. to Ihe siiprciiio IicIkIUs liKlny v. kniH'kiil llinn home ruus in five IIiiich nl the plalo. , llutll reaclnil first IIh' other two times via this free route, the pltchcm ft-ertlmt him hallw thut htf disdulUcd to strlko at. t , , . " ' , PLAY BY PLAY STORY OF GAME Following play by piny dtHCtlp tlvfi 1h by t'arl Brsndebury. I'lltST, YANKS After the bund played thn ".Star Hpnnirled ItHimer," the Cardinals took the field. Khcni wartiiod up a bit and wenud lo huvc plenty of spoed. ('(tiiil.H mi Mlril.-n I chIIi.i1 llm flrnt pitch was fust Insldo. ball 1 Inside low. Striko 2 SWUIIK, foul. ComliH struck out, H-ttlnir a fnst curve brcaklnu over thn pla(n striking out. Ko-Mitff up. Htrifcn I called, strlko 'i swuiiK. Kofnljr" 1111111 7" ,"nu, T Uli-iii.L mil tiiMmr fullr.fl tlilt-il. HtHh.. ii.iii. i... in.ti. ,i home ' run over the light field standing, hitting thn first pitch. The bull fell Into Ihe adjoining Hi reel. MejiHel up. Ball t out -Hide, bull 2 low lnnlde, atrlkn - J Kwung, foul strike 'I. ball 3 high, foul, foul, foul, Metisel got a bn se on bu I Im, t he fourth pitch being nulHlde, Uuhrlg up. Ball 1 low, on Ihe hit and run pluy Gehrig fdngled Into right, MeusH went to t bird on 1 ho throw In. Meiine tried for the plnte tind wns out, Houthwnrl h to Hornby to 0'l'arrell. One run, 'I lilts, no errors. I'lltsT, CAUIllNAI.S liouthlt up. Ilouthlt beat, out fi hit to deep aliort, hllllni; the rli-at ball lillched. Soulhunrlh up. Mill I oulHide, ball 2 low. foul atlike 1, foul nlrikc '1, ball ,T high and oul alde. Hnuthwortll alngled Inlncen- j i,.r, I tuill III) going lo third. Iloina- hy up. Tin' Vimkee Infield pluyd buck. Mull 1 Inside, tool strike 1. Ktrlke called. I tout hit scor ed on i lorntthy's single to i lit lit, Sout !i- orth slotiplng ut second. Hhocl, r us now warming up for New! Vork. Holtoniley up. Hull 1 low '" y trial. outside, alrlke I swune;. rnul.'rikei The Jury was excused and Ino 2. Ilnlloinlcy sent a fly lo Itilth, ' Hons ror slrlklng out pnrt-r of the runners holding Ih. lr bas..s. evidence and directions or verdicts 11.11 up. Hell file,) out to 'inn lis, , 'i il It I Ing thn defendants were Houthworlh raced lo third on the denied by Judge .Muck. Court was catch, n sacrifice riy for -Hell, i adjourned until afternoon when lloroshy held Nisi. Ilnicy up. Slllultia I Ions will lieglll. k'oul strike I, ball I niltslde, hi Nell her Miller nor lllillgherty was a pilch out. Hall oiltshh-. i look the sland. foul slrlke -J. ball :t low. ail. 1 1 VVIIIIaui Hand, counsel for Mll- llloiiisby alole second. Ila fey i ... i i i ti.i.i lplfc... ,l rlln. "!.. no erio.s.l S.;( (,m, VANKS - H . . Ug m. ...to ,. f I'OUltltl to Tllveiiov in h-h. J I lUffim Up. I Mllfiin pOppei HI ! 'ril ve(,M . Hevei eid up. I H I ' onlsld hull - low onlrild catch. No runs. '-' hits, no erio-s. i lodny reported thn Hwetltsh mulJir KI (X)Mi, CARIHAI.S ship Huenos Aln'S "high and dry" (J'Kurn'll up. Hall 1 inside, ball on tlowlsnd Point, l'ender Island i high Inildc, strike 1 culkd. bulllKuir of Ueorglu. J AC?? 3 low Insldr, 1&zit stolo a hit uwuy from O'Farrcll, taking hlH Kroundor near second and throw ing lilin out. Thnvenow up. Ball 1 outHtde, strike 1 called, ball 3 low, Thevenow sent up a weak fly to Gehrig, llhem up. Ball 1 outside, strlko 1 catted, strike 2 called, ball 1 high, foul, Rhem fanned out, taking a third strike with tho but on his shoulder. No runs, no hits, no errors.' TIIIHI), YANKS Co n ibs up. Ball 1 Inside, Combs fnt out a high fly lo DoutHlt. n.iinu x uuuu. 1 msby mado tin i;asy play on I KoenlK rollrr and thrrw him out, llulh U'' vh,i"rH ttnU hooc,, Brnet- jiuiiii) i nil wrur -.tea nciu Htiinda into tho street Ho . was loudly applauded. It hem tried to fool him with a slow one. It was Kuth's sixth world series homo in n. Jd ousel up. Strlko 1 called, strike 2 swung, ball 1 high inside, Meusel hud to Jump uwuy from thn plate, ball 2 outside. Khein threw out Meusel ut first. One run, one hit, no errors. THIKO INNING, CA11IINALS The stands applauded Kuth as ho Went out In left fluid. Douthlt up. Htriko 1 called, ball 1 out side, Douthit wont out by the Koenig'tluhrlg route. Houth worth up. Hotithworlli did not like his (('ontiutied on Pago Kive) Daugherty Case To Go to Jury Late This Week Nl:V YORK Hit. r, (Al1) The etellHe rented unexpecledly today In the liangheity-.MIIIer consplr. , ler, is to make li im summation mis i, riornnmi Max Hleuer. counsel for Itaugll- city. Is lo make Ills tomorrow ,r . ,? ,ake . "" .. mm it m - M't ( i:hih 4 nil jiii j r i ' ' " Swedish Motorship On Gowland Point i i:vi:iti:-rr. wash., tict. (aim The steamer tirltfeo. of Heuttle, NEW YORKERS EVEN SERIES IN SLUGFEST Scoreboard Reads 10 to 5 After Spectacular Dia mond Battle cardinals"rally IN NINTH INNINP Hornsby Crosses . Plate When Bell Singles But No More Tallies Are i SI'OIITNMAN'H . PAH K, ST. IOI IK, Oct. (Al). Tlio Km Vork Vftnks evened the world scr ies with tile m. Isxils Canlinals by wlnnhm the fourth fame, rea Itiretl by $ lionift ru rut hy Bann tilth, 10 to 5. Ruth hit for tJio circuit ui tlio flmt, thJpd and sixth InntnffM and Mnaaheil lialt . a doc-' on world serin reuordH bjr Ids perromianuc. Hoyt pitched tight ball In Iho pinches for tho winner while Si. Louis used Rhem. Relnhart, M. Bell, Hallahan and Keen In tha box. ',.'-.'. Willi a lust minute ehunge send- ' ins Kllnt Illlem. young right ' hunder to the mound. . St. Louis ' today, sought .to make It three straight from the, New York Yan kees in the fourth rente of tha world's series. Manager ' Hugglns . eent Wuito hoyt, his youthful, veteran to Ihe box In an effort to evrn tho Her-, lea with, the Cardjnala aad "end' the Yankee plump. The contend- Ing munugera ' stood t on tho' rent of .their .reopoctlye. lineup. " L) . . I I. I I - .1 ..1 .1 l..,, . ing Bab Meuwt to battle tho; un'ii raW In ,'lrnt. ' .f With two victorlea to the era- dlt of the National league cham pions, the Yankee, treat Into thn i giune with their baoki to the wail. ' In the three game already playe I ; tho American league pennant win- nera had done, little hitting. They unnounced before the game that today would ee them "napping out 'of their alunip.. There was another ' colorful crowd, filling the etaoda to their capacity ; ot approxlmatoly J8.00H. The Cardinal rootera could eeo nothing before the game but an other victory and ' a triumphant note marked the advance cheer ing, -r OFFIOIAIi BOX BOORB New York AB R H PO A II Combs, nc 5 2 3 0 0 Koenlg, a - 1 . Ruth, If S 4 Meusul, rf k 8 1 Oehrlg, 1 ...Jt 0 Iazserl, 2 ... -8 ' 1 Dugun, 3 4 0 Hoveruld, a -.4 1 Hoyt, p 4 0 1 10 0 24 1 14 27 Ht. Loula-. AB R H PO A M" Oouthlt, m ....5 1 t I I 0 Houthworth, r-,5 0 S I 2 0 Hornsby, 2 S 12 14 0 Bottomli-y, 1 .4 0 110 L. Boll, 8 ...4 0 110 0 Hafoy, If . 5 116 0 0 O'PurrcIl, o .4 11110 Thevenow, a 4 1 2 I 2 0 Rhem, p 9 1 0 ToporcerV ... 000 Hlnehnrl, p ....g 0 0 0 0 0 II. Bell, p ..........2 0 0 0 0 0 Flowers", 1 0 O 0 0 II Iliillnhnn, p ....0 0.0 1 0 0 Holm'". I 0 0 0 0 0 Koen, p ...... o o u ii i v it 6 14 27 14 0 Batted for Rhem tn fourth. Batted for H. llell In slxthr: Batted for .Hallahan .in eighth. Hcore by Innings! Now York 10 1 14LY100 K St. Ixiula 100 100 001 t Two-base hits: Lazzeri, Dugnn Tlievenow, Douthlt, Koenlg. Oeh rig, Combs. Home runs: Ruth, a Stolen buses: Hornsby. Sacrifice I. . Hell, Torporrer, Iazzerl, lloyt Gehrig. Left on haaea: New Yort Yankees, III; Ht. Louis I'ardinulr in. Hasn on balls: Off Rhem, ! (Meusel, Ijuaerli: Relnhart, 4 ('onilis. Ruth, Meusel, (lehrlg) II. Hell, 1 (Hevoreld); Hulluhan 3 (Kuth, Meusel, Dugan); Hoy' 1 ( Hottomleyj. Struck out b Rhem. 4 (Coombs, Koenlg, Ou rig: Hoyt, 1 (Hoyt): H. Bell. (Koenlg): Hulluhan, 1 (KoenigS lloyt 8 (llafey 2, Rhem, Horn by 2, Klowers, Thevenow, Holm litis: Off Rhem, 7 In 4 Inning' off Relnhart 1 In no lnnin (pltched lo b mn In fifth Ir nlngl: off H, Hell, 4 In J inning, orf Hallahan, 2 in 2. innings: o' Keen, none In one Inning. Halt II. Hell, Winning Pitcher Ho Losing pitcher, Relnhart. Umpire Klem INutlonul) at plate; Dine' (American) at first: U'llay If tlonul) at ' second: - Hlldebra' l(American). at third. Time I game , t .it. . . . .