La Grande evening observer., October 12, 1926, Image 2

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Smartest New Accessories
Gloves, Umbrellas, Handbags, Hosiery,' Etc.
Moderately priced at , ;
',. Dependable TJi JJO Dependable
' Values 11 ILL O Quality
1 ISTOHT'IV EWS!
BABE RUTH GETS
51 HOME DRIVES
George Herman Tops
, Figure- He "Was Sure
of Refilling" by One -
. . i ...l. , . 4 ohsliUfh'H In the vu(tr K"1. li'lw'twii
I'AUor-ti '. Nnl -KIwt II"' follow- tlm California muhlurni .ami Kanln
In was mHUii IWiIjh lltilh ilitivo cutallnu IhUiiuI. Thin Ih iho oln-mit-
four lioirii' ruin In Out world t)i of Hwlinniiiij? cxjii-rtH wliOnlnt
sni'li mifni'N. ' itmkfwr JilH-fcrnml to Icy coUl wah-r. Vonllniial wIihIh,
inljil M Iiwuhth for llio yr, Jn UoVh and ciimnlH.
mil- morv tliun fi was inslllvi lir Although -Cutnllna rhaniuM K-n-f
unulrt- ninkr.,' ' h-rally Ih not n rough " Ih Kiik-
j' . Hy BIIIXY . KVANS .0iirn, it off.rM ninny otli-r
; " Babe liulh mind lo hn-ak IiIh .um,,,, n.(( uHIioiikIi niimoroim nl-
home-run record u Ik hud tt-l ,.n,,H huvo beii iiiui.
rbut Jie camo thro.mh with u must. U(ll.IS- V).ry (.olt,
mmarkabln pprforfiiiuiPo . In the ,.hM,llg. Wate.. ..which will
( (Kon jUMt cIohwI. Ipriivu a barrh-r lo .many nuiin-
Ilia horiiH-run lotal far IM whh , )is y,.ur ,IlWltrt..,, ihn ,.f.
47. Jut i.u even dow n shy ol I.Ih fH.,H (f fl mil (U) (1 Blr( ,Mtl a
. b.'Ht marli. il hud wi t hlH kmiI rojuy t)-lim of nrit,n iiiu,j,.
,at CO. vtatyinK uftir heroic ' exirrllons.
t When rtuth mad.' thn aniioui.cn- ,i,emitionw durlnff that hwIni
inwit that lu expiated to drlvfi out lKtinu,.( mrrentH wjili h to.su a
J uu lionmrtf, thcndiy banking IiIh HkVri'nliH'r itbont likti a. rhlp.
ritcord ,ny nio, it. Birucit m nn
!Hiib8 won Just hlijaitiK. (jHtlliifc' a,
llltli! morn pilbllplty. ,,
j Meeting up with Ttuth on tint
' j sprln? Iralnlnsf trip, I Joshed him
' uhout It. for 1 didn't think Jm had
j t a rhancej . . . ,.
I I -Souuiiii.' like a lot of home
J- "runs." remarked" Ihn Hube. "hut
nfellow miKht us well shoot hitch,
j ' ."l'rohably 1 won't mkkCO, but
HIuny of you Kuy (a. halt doeii
i newspaper nun wni llslenlnir lu
- kihn oonvursation) think X cun'l
Jmuko to you- can win yourselt a
i fnlce suit ofclothm for thn winter."
S ,lut Tlinv Kliy - a .
, noowii B " """,',""""1'"'-' '
3;,"Ln,,,a1lfl ?B,s?"tu'' er;
r l bellevedvho had an excellent
c lelmnou o. reuch.nr that figure
: I, That 11,.. Hube knew ..ulle 1
- jlils capabilities . shown by the
r inal result, lonuu- jus threi.
ff Ashy. of , tho number .ltiill(was pos-
C &UvA lie wonbl niake. ,, , .
'i Wln'iil. i.roli,iblllty' Uulli 'woulil
' 1i'vii broken h(s' record this year
i opposhiir.: pUchefs' not feiven him
' so muny ntenilnni.1 "piuHsi-s.
When' the Pinch presented llselt,
i x.C4uplo-of rufmirs on und Ituth
up. tin. opposlnk pitcher wits In-
riubly onb rwl to walk iilm.
i'A number of other malingers In-
! sjsted that their pitchers give Ituth
j lui gooi) bulls to )ilt and lllways
j- pitch to his aupposei! weakness. ,
'11 Ihese things tended to cur-
j lull itulh's rlmnri'S to lakii bis
j lieiillhy swing.
! 'It Is euly surprising Unit Itlllll
miido us many .home runs as he
did colisldorlng tho handli'iips he
was eonstanlly working under.
NORTH POWDER
PERSONALS
NuUTIl POWDKIt (Special).
The fire '- department wiih called
nut Krblay ai in;:w h. mm. to ex
timfiiish a tire In Ihe oodhed uf
Mm. Iletta Albn. The lire win
eatiMfd by putt in hot umIii-h Inio
a barrel, it Ih said. The Ions was
nntill, ' 1
:,Mr. Iblfbld lit wrlmiHly 111 cf
piteiiiiinnla.
Mil. Jlermnn Whltt. rrnmptn
led ' by Mrs. Albert nutehiimoii.
ami Mrs. Kltiel KoiHstrom und
datiKbter, Jeun, motored tn J.n
Oruude Krhlny. 1 They slopped o.i
their way homo to vImII frb mis ai
Hot l.akc.
Mrs. (llll.ert (lllklson and Mr.
and Mrs. I.. II. Aloore were linker
isltors Saturday.
'Mrs. liOoney visited her daiiRh
ter at Halms Saturday.
'Mrs. IsabeMe Lyons, of Mil
Lake Pity, I'tah, arrived Saturday
nlKht to lslt Mrs, OraiN! KelHey
und tainity.
( 'lyd" I hulton returned Imm-i
Saturday fioiti Hot loUe.
Fast
Washing
Big
Capacity
No
Oiling
in
La Grande
Electric
Co.
1412 Adami Ava.
ErorxUiIng lioctrtoU"
f'i
I i
Catalina Swim
Is Harder Than
English Channel
RAN I'KDIiO, Cal., Oct. 21 (Af)
LonK illslancc mvltmiiotri who
luivc HluttLirccl KdwHhIi channel
irroHKiiiK' rtifonl'woiihl nim-l tfivfitcr
, Mattel' (!xp!rl axn-n jLliat uu al
tnni't from thu inluml to Dm. main,
land Im'IVvci-u Arrow rptnt on. Ib'
Inliind. and Point VU'fnln on. Ihn
nmlnlani), Ik tlm . inoHt ft-UHlbh'.
TIiIh Is a dlHtanrc of approxlmatidy
Sfvi-ittcvn nilh-M, . but . twt nly -five
mth'tt Ih a ronwrviittvi ttiiuit'
of Km distance (but would buvv
to hu cot-roil at UiLm Htri'tcht 1'ldcH,
(n('Ount'r-d nt opportune ino-
rnenls, nilKlit prove
uf nrtwlhlunco.
Xo I.V'IplnK t'urrt'liN
The water, has ,
temperatures
rii)iKl"ir In-low On dereen durluir
the winter months. Midway, Jt has
ioiiiii--, wi n,. .. ,i
!';" ' "- " " - I
';r.u":''u H"l''om, v'u,"s "".!,V?
M deKre.-u. In ...any M.Kllsli
,.a,. swims. I .e. lowest temper.
ntur eneouiitered was 02 deK,e. r
AlnlMU currents prevnleni In
, Ki.kIU.Ii Hiannel are prae1lr
cully libscnt In the, wi-Hle.rn puss-
uKe, Inuspecllve or whlen dlreclloa I
,, nw,niner seleels. ' A current six:
i,.s wide and flowlntr directly
,1(.,.0HS , i, oouiw,.. at b speed of
nliout one' knot Is'eiieounlereil on
n attempt from the -mainland.
A oflsliore in-rent, found off the
iond. runs like a mill' race, to-
ward Its westerly end, wlih a slight
tendency toward maliilaiid. .This
may prove a slight aid to HWim-
inns Kliirllliv from tile Island,
' Alt'inpts lui-ii l-'ailiircs
The performance of Art Hani-
field In 1 9 2 3 Is perhaps the out-
standing Individual -try - In the
i-halinid'a sw burning history.' Kliu-i-
ing from the malulan'l, he swain
tor ;i hours anil 20 mluules lierore
he gave- up. John. -Kudowlch,' a
sailor, wllppird Into thu water from i .SIkhui J'lit Klina, national frat
the If-lai'd Hide, when weather run- ernlty. , .
till lorm appeared ut (heir hfHt, and I lnn A'lvlaa Hurnett who has
wuh lalun from lh wal-er 2 hourH lncm spi ndintf lh week und vi.nlt
nnd 4') hiIuhh-h inter, one b-jc nml ' Imr-at the home of M1hk Kathryn
THE
II'.: Hie .Kivlh intiliii: of ihe fifth world series grime. Tho score reads: CiirdtnilM 1, Yankees 1. Yunki-e
i iimteix are on fht and . end W illi le.ne out. The Helling II. mi of lllnKlow n's at Inn. IThe day lie
'he Swatting rUlltun g,,t three hmiieis I Will he oraek anotlur? li s an Ideal spot. ,vilenilc
""I" "'' st.'iuds. A eallid strike, u eoiiplo ut lulls, another mrihe and Ihen Mherdel nils looy
with .ill be has. The Walloping Hard nw logs you bear a mighty swlsli Ihud as the U-ill lillji
glove u roar, a I bllliilerolls roar Die iliihe fans, ail ihillliu.st falls over lifter the sw ing.
FAST ACTION
I .. . 16A'.
lleih I'ennork scored sliiiidlng up In Ihe slxih Inning of the fifth v-orbl'derles gams l SI. Louis hn
Mark Koenlg slapped out a single while Ihe Yunkee. plleher was roosting on second. Tills speed le.
lure shows pennis k pulling his spikes In the plate for New York's first run. I'niplre Iluneen Is on lh
inn to see ihe plsy. and pllrher Bhenlel Is Isieklng up Cstelier O Korretl ns Ihe Inner waits for the throw.
Next Flyweight Kiifg? ."
.if
'v'r-i ' '"ihr ' Vv'"' -''I
Tvfiv Kiiirun. HlrmltiKhnm. Ala., llywcinlit, ivhoin n.ii'"l'
are i'iklnff o.i the next flyweight rhamploii of t lit world, iiuron went tof
the Olympic :imH In -124 aw on altwnuie for "iill I-i- lUrba. pivwnlj
fly weight King, ana, annougn ne mpn no pan, vunw innn iu Ainnira
Vln th Now York metropolitan flyweight crown.- Surron fni(iln
Uara In Coaton nd his flhowlns nitniitMt the wwtwnpr mrned blm- thu
rljtht to ko to the IntPinatlunnl itamejt, .
arm crumped y the eold wUers.
He hail haflled IhroiiKh hIk nilles
of tide Hps und cold eddlos. -. . ,t
Mlsfl Dodhi Uleivelt, 1 0-yeur-olil
Los AriKeles irlrl, laekled the passr.
age hul llie coldness of.tlie walep
hailed her ultempt alter r 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 -litis.
., She hud fOVi-ard'-approkl-inately
Jwo liilh-s. i . ..
UMON PERSONALS
VNIONf.- (Sp
lal)-4-l(uth rou-"'h"
Ilor ,.( the' latter pari ;of InsL
.,.,.1, visit Inir with Veda lloir.nsen
n flninde. Klni returueil home
.saninlav. '
ti, i n commercial club will
i.v i mecm., .1,01,1 twir-
.;l , t , , ,,
, ' , ,,,,'eail'd by
(h(( .,, ,.,,
ns lhr ,.mH ,0 hl, hiislness suf-
rlRir.llt l0 JMlry the meetings
. , ,,
: ' Zettn.er-wus over, rom h
riiiieh;. bun,.., near. kIii IuM I-rl-
vlsltliur . with friends lit I n-
'n ""id looklntr urt.-r busin. . In-
,,rwM - ' ' '
Vlirnon Allen. Is tlo, first- locul
""'dblulo lo unnouiieo lils-.entry
),,u polltli'ul unina., Mr. Allen
"ULk" ""' ru'" r"r ""' orflr"
"" ". " '
The eump grouilil whicli has
been handled by tho city at the
park 'during .the. season just .clos
ing. bus been shut down for the
winter- and the ' caretaker dis
charged. - '
Kldon t'aspnr. -Who graduated
from the l'uloii htgh -school- last
year and Is now n student at the
O. A. '., lias been pledged lo the
BAMB DOES A CASEY!
IN FIFTH WORLD SERIES GAME
. ..
1.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Iflelhlock returned to her hoino In
l,a,l'u;ide Sunday afternoon, Sat
unhiy eveiifpv a-social. -uh. hald ln
her '(onoiv,f l.lKht rofrcHhn-mntK
Were -Her veil, '. ,. : "-'it
t: A. ''I.umTi" Wriffht.- ideal dnltf
k!h(, hu.d u fine; hllitt down from
camp in Ihrt mouulalnfi a f'nv d.ayB
uko. Ile'amr 'two ottitni. t lUrlph
Hinlth and Will ; JKuihrty fiud
Kone to tho- Meadow -and durlnK
the nlfCht their horn 'ttol' :loom
and at rayed away. ' Iun1i .LactHil
after them und the. .trull Mitd'.'ull i
way to ton n w-hero ' It '.wiih I
loumi iiiiu iiiiv iinimuiM wtrn n me i
Kd .Mtlb r rorral. J'art of Ui-:,anf-
iiihIk belonged to tr. Miller' and
they hfidtcorne) Jiome," two, of Mhe
mule.i hiLvlnfr rn.ide. tbn trip':down :
tho mor.iitAinH with their feet" boh- j
bled. Tli- truaiii.s wi ro takep bak j
to ramp and needb'-Ks .to aiiy.ttrey j
wen uilefn d ''more -.closely' tl)an j
before.'.. , ,s .' . . . I
Mr. and . .Mi'H. 'Uootffl' KJitmk
lee, ant ,beru i'roiu J'ortkLivd .hint
uet'U.nnd arv ylftUhiK'' for 'u.-'Hh'Ort
liinu ' wftlt "reUt.t'ivoa -aiut' ' t rii ridH
jert, 'JVIr.- Diinkj't't'. wuh -forrtierly
an employe. ,of tho cehtrul-, rail
road. .,.''. ', . '
. I-'oHowImi,' n Inns tlln8 Walter
A., Hurwell :pux(i'd awy j at? hlf
home In South t.'nlon Krtrli'y.;Oet
ober M. ut the ue of . 7.. yws.
Itinera l" nervlre wcre'hold tiurvlay
ntlet-noou from -1h(S'j KplKopa.1
clnin'li and Intwrnient . ynix made
in the local .cemetery.,' '.--'
Mrs, Kva f bdnpi .wljo 'undrrwent
an operation at thi 'Hot' 14k boa
pll.il hirtt V'e(lnefida.y i report d an
Improvjrtf art..ra.pb'y um could'brt
expiTted. ' : ,-' . ; '
Walter String-ham". "vho worked
for a whlbv In th& K')rff,u9 ruff
Htuni In t'lijod'but Who Uj, now lo
ejited In KntijrprtH", , . drove rtytr
from tlm lattvr plhro - fc4aturiay
evenlirK for a shiyt. ' He w;as
i ii i i i
. I . N
v 1
i- j- h
G
Wills, Sharkey
Meet lonignt in ;
New York Ring
M:V- YOllK. OH. 12 (AP)
Harry WIMh. htitfn m'gra Blm'vdorc,
tonight rlimhs Into tho ring ut Kh
UitB Kiold to dennd IiIh runklnif
tin forpmoat fhallcim'r for the
h.-avy wiKlit tltlo, u(iintt Youthful
Jack Hharkfy, of HoHton.
AlmoHt a yoar htiH pansi-d ninco
th black panther, now 37 yimrs
Old, CoitKht. hlH Hi hI ipatuh against
l-'loyd ' Johnnon. 'of 1 Molno.t
ItiU'u, and hu 1 1 re ( t h W st -nrmr
to a ln lphsH flKtirt in
a sin'lf round. During thia winio
prlol Hl)iM(cy has MirKCd to the
front rank wll h ileclalons 1 xovor
(Jt-urK-c (iodfn-y, ifiunt nei;ro.
Whom WHIh (ailitl to meet; Kddle
Huffnian, sailor ta'raper of (Calif
ornia; Klintr Holomon, of 1'anaiiRt,
and Jim Maloney, p.uitton muffler.
. Sharkey was the picture of con
rlde nc as he finished IiIh trniniiiR.
'1,Hnn'; refuwd lo meet me ear
Ih r In I'he year," hn wild, "and It
Ij ut' Uk well for Mm that he
djd. not. I'd likely Ih' rhnmpion
of thn world today. I'm Roinp to
kuorfc WIIIh out ami then Tunm-v
w.ilt hnvft o ineet me." k .
'-WIIIh l certain toulKhl's sklr
irtluh . will-nettle nnco and for all.
UUi pONltion nrnonir Die Ikuvv-
tw; iuhlH. . "I'll prove to the world".
h said, "that I am the man who
4ho ih4, be. champion. I'll how
i hem that upi'ei) und hitllntr power
that wyih not displayed at I'hila
d lpliu. I'll pruvn Dial I am )lie
man Ix rnpjJi y Khoiild huvn fought
and ttrut i wouiu imvo .won y a
knorkout. I'll lop Kharkey itiick-
ly.v- . , .
..In, its' brief lifetime the silk
worm' spins about 4.1)1111 yards of
thrtiud.
iicrompupleu ty 11. K Met "lay who
fjLi ben lu Tjuterp'rlne looUinif af
'.er.hU !:cw KroCery Jiton.
IjCATO ' ...
Im C.ranilo for joscpli s
" Itakei- mill Holse
' " Maker only
" " l'umlhlon - 11:00
Safely (hmfurtau'y
TRAVEL BY .MOTOR hTAGE
Connection at Pendleton for Walla Walla, Pasco and Port
land; at Portland all points South and North.
. ' a Crniido. Depot Phono 70U
All Modciiv. Chair Car Stages. '
i
VOTE the REPUBLICAN TICKET
PARTY GOVERNMENT IS BEST
l.Miwj. . II n.liJu..wl
Frederick Steiwcr
For
U. S. Senator
1
Iwil'N
RE-ELECT
W.CHawley, Congressman, 1st Dist.
N. J. SinilOtt, Congressman, 2nd Dist.
M. E. Crumpacker,('Ong;ressnian,3rd Dist.
Judge Thomas A. McBride Justices
Judge Henry J. Bean supreme
Judge George M. Brown t-o 1
C. II. Gram, Labor Commissioner
Thomas K. Campbell mSiS
ELECT
Charles A. Howard, pE'ESi
The above candidates were chosen Republi
can standard bearers in the May Primaries.
Ours is a government of political parties. In
Oregon the direct- primary is a foundation
stone of popular government. The Republican
party of Oregon is proud of the men nominated
on its state ticket. If You Helicve in (iood
Government; If You Believe in the Direct Pri
mary VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET
Election November 2
(Paid ..hi-nl- inejil
Republican Stale Central Committee
Phil Meist-lism, f'luiluiian
- Iinil Cook. Svrt4nry
Iowa Grid Star
II
!i
11
It-... df - .
1 1
Mdet Nlek Kutseh. famous hulfliack
on the University of Iowa eleven. 1 lo
was .one of the slurs of the 11C5
foothill season and Is expected to
shine uuuin this eanipalRn. 'I'hey
(all him "I'owlioy" Kutseh lieeausp
he used lo rope steers around Die
stockyards.
in itiiir i rf)ii no vrnrosK
I, OS ANdKI.KK (A P).- Attor
neys for Milton Hills seem to have
bet n In a K'eal hurry all In vain.
They riitihcd li is final decree for
divorce IhroiiKh cnuii routine nn .
filed it at 1 !:!; a. in. ye.ster.la;, .
t hinkliiif he was KiinK lo marry
Doris K'enyon at noon. The we
diiif; Ik at noon, earstern I i 1 1 1
today in t he Adirondack.
; Home is where tho cnal nhnrt
aye Is Jiolnjf to he befnro ung.
A.M.
9:00 A. M. - 4:00 P. M,
0:25 A.M. - I:2.- I'. .M.
6:30 1". M.
3:30 P.M. - 0:15 P.M.
utm.'h hi WW w my. "
I. L. Patterson
For l!
Governor I!
Tuesday,
HILGARD
TERSONALS
HII.(JAI'.I) (SiiooliJ). Paul Qil
llc wuh n HilKanl visitor tfunclay. ,
Howard Klulr.l kllldl " Inn;.'
Imck (Ii-it lam wock.
Mrs. I.011 Lilly In vlallinir li'r
nioihi r. Mis. IM ' Sailing:, in I.
flriillilC. . . ' '
llm yoiin.wo',.ln..M Ornflle
Moncliiy on li'nslncss. , I
Mrs. MalJftl Scull lias Inutility'' .
u nri'ssnro ' jiuinii lit Itor- plac" I
hi'iH- to piiini, watfr lo-tlit' lions"',
lii shlc s furqlKhliiB powor for IlKhts
for tin- hous
Miss Allco JT. Mnrquarilt. coun
lv lualth nurse, visited Die 1IH
ard si'hool Tuesday afternoon.
Leonard . und Kinery J VrBilson'
t;ipped a liee tree Sunday. Kettlnff
"ABERDEEN
UTAH"
"COAL"
Is the coal to burn.
Call MAIN 17
Sawyer-Holmes
Mercantile Co,
Phone Main 17
UNITED STATES
Ansivering Some Questions
About the Most Advanced
Method of Tire Building
Steps in Hullling a United Slums
1. luring jilir. of tlrK.trr.trd 'R'rl, Conl a
3. Daciug tire on inflatiun m.rbine.
Some facts about ihe United States Rubber
Company's "Flat Bund Method" whu-h
, ensures uniform stretch and tension :'
of every cord in the lire
QVTlmt it tlm "Flat Band Method" nf building a tire?
A The tiro is built in llie form of n flat band upon n drum. 'The '
lilies of Lntex-lreaU-d Web Cord are. laid and fitted by hand,
one iilxe 1 lie other. The opposite, edges of tho bund nro
turned around and securely anchored to "beads" consisting of. ,
. rings of many slrands of piano wire imbedded in hard rubber.
The Hat band carcass is then brought into shape on a special
machine.
Q-Ddn IhU differ from the uiuul method of building tires?
A Yes. Bi-fure the United Stubs Rubber Company developed ,
the Flat Band Method, the usual pructico was lo uso a solid, .
metal ring-shaped form on which the cord fabric was laid and
pressed into place by a rotating wheel coming in contact villi '
llie surface of the rulibrrin d fabric. ' '
Q-Whnl dues Hot Band building add to the. sendee, of
Vailed Slates Tires? ""
A It niaki-s Ihe tire uniformly strong throughout. It eliminates' '
Ihe fault orien found in the old-stjlo const ruction, of somft ' i
cords being too laut while olln-rs were loose. Jn Hat Band
building, all Ihe cords are under even leasion, nnd flexibilit y is
uniform. There ore no weak spots to develop trouble. ,,
?-& Company developed the Flat Bund Method?
A The Flat Baud .Method was developed by thu United Stotea
Bubls-r Cuiupiiny and is patented and ow ned by this Company.
United States Rubber Company
Trade Muk
UNITED STATES
ROYAL CORD
BALLOON
For sale bv
BLUE MOUNTAIN
GARAGE
October 12, 1!)20.
nliftilt two gallons of wild honey.
. William -nntn'll mil-. nn
(Irallde visitor last week.
.Mr. 'find f t'''. I'fnnk danfor.l '
and son, (Jerald. wi re Lu f.ran l... j
visitors Thursilay. .!.'.' )
KllPTy i' Hrguson filled 4, hliek i
deer last week. ' ' " ;
Mr. and Mi". Hert Ahel liav;
ret'uriHd lo'tlieir home here froni
Iji C.rande. where Mrs. Ahel lm
been visit Inir lor Pi'sl tn--o
monUis.
m
... .CALL ......
Wm. Miller & Co.
WHEN YOU NEED
Fire, mid Automobile'
r liimiranre h Our
. Special! I) ','.,,
You will be pleased wlih
our iirolnpt and fcutl.sraolory
claim Hi rviie. Ask any of
our i ll. ills w i'.o. ha vi- h.i'l
lo:,hes.
l-llolio Main' 1.
NSURANCE
'IRES ARE COOP TIRE
Tire by the I'lut Uund Method
i ilnim. !. A(,),lyin Irrul rubli.r.
4. Inll.lion liui.lird. Tirs furuicil.
4'
ii