La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1927, EARLY EDITION, Image 2

Monday, May .".(), 1!)27.
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P1HSBURG WINS
ELEVEN IN ROW
Strengthen Lead in Na
: tional While Elliott
Trims New York
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New -York ...26 :i .tif.s
fhlenifo I'fi Hi .(ii it
PMimloipiiin :m 17 .r.r:t
WnhlnKim 1 17 .r.M
Cleveland i;i iri .4 7 r
St. Loilift IS I'll .474
lutrolt Hi 1M .4:J
I lost on 10 niv .i' vfl
AATiovAf. i.i:i;n:
W. 1.. Yt.
Pit I Abut 2 4 II .fisfi
I 'hlcatfo ...HI 1 5 .fis:t
Xcw York .2 l'i . r f
Ht. i,oul r.i n; .r.4:i
I'lillndolphta Hi is .4 7:(
Mrooklyn is 23 .4:iu
Host on . i:i I 7 .:ur
Cincinnati i: 27 .sns
My Hie A-vxlatia Vrt
An the mnolte of the latest bin;
hmtiun brtHebnll buttles settled tn
; ilny Bi'Vctl pitchers were able to
hoRsl of the Tent of surviving nhio
full InnlnKs of modern heavy hit
ting and romltiK out on tin- winning
. cntl.
Orio wim tho (ti.int. "Jumho"
Kllkilt. I he ponderous port - wider
from Terre llnute. made pyKm'1"
of the New York (iinntit In winning
for tho Hi ooklyn Hohlns. r to '2,
Qllowtui: hut four sate hits.
" Thr I'hlhidelphia Athletics won
their ifame u It It t lie Senators. C
to 1, oil the (uiine kind of pitch
IliiY hy OeoiKe Walhei'K.
I'irutcs Win Auntu
" I'Vir tho Vittshiirg Pirates. I. ad
m of the National lennue, Car
men 1111 1 Pturted and finished
OXMnsl (he ('nhs and tinned In an
t to & victory. The victory- :im
1hf I'lrnlis eleventh In a row and
nitdl thrm a lang wav ahead of
the Held.
I ltfhirid OHaln play..d u hli; part
tow
FARES ff
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DOS ION 141 il
I-ow (am al to cthr points in
MidJlr West, Smth nd hu.t.
Libirat fopocra permit vintiHg
Zlon National Perk j
Orai id Canyon N ntlonal rk
Yallowatonc National Par
Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park .
For Illustrated HookU-tx,
Hrsc-vaiiotta and Information, I
ajdtesi Ayent namcvl below.
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I A (iraiKli-, Ore.
It is a grout" tribute to the heroic sacrifices
of Auu k'u's soldiers, living and dead, that an
entire pat ion of more than a hundred million
1-eoj !e : pause for a day to remember.
And an we pause today, memories should aid
r.s in making a new and firmer pledge to bet
ter ciJ;;oiiship. That opportunity is the heri
tage ol America.
HILL'S
NEWS
In t ht work or On- ('Merino While
No, 'IVil Lyon's x to 0 triumph
over the Detroit Tiffi-nt was No. ft
this year for the hlhn yoiniKstT,
v. ho went to the White Sox lour
yetirs aco from Ihtylor I'ntversltyj
In ii double hcudt-r between the
!:t. Louis and Cleveland A iii'-rira im
Milton Custon of the lirowns won
tlh- first H to 4. and l-.'iliil Levwcn
of tlii) IiuliiniH the m-ennd, in to 2.
Can I Ileal .May-.
Carl Maytt, the veteran, now with
the Cincinnati KimIn, round lot of
dynamite In the Cardinals hat tills
time and IonI it ti II to II decision
to rival hurlt-r, (lrover Alexander,
Die JiK'-leKfl SI. Louis pitching U''.
'I'll,- New York YunkoeH needed
two pitchers to Klop the Host on
Red How fleiit her kuVo way to
Thniuiig early in the Kami and tin!
Yankee hats he ran to Huiiif? an
advertised, netiintf Ht-ven runs in
the eighth and winning the Rumc,
15 to 7. One of three homers in
the triune swell d Hahe Ruth's total
lo 13.
Pendleton Eagles
Defeat Lumbermen
The fend let on KaKhs haHtdmll
team defeated the .Ml. Kuiily Llllil
ln r company nine at the company's
prouudH yesterday in to E.
l-'ans who saw the Kame lay Die
hlauic for llio ilefea.l upon what,
they Kime were faulty decisions hy
t lie umpire.
(.HID Tlt llMM.
Ni:V YO.UK -IWlilv U.c n
lio'i whether tu'liir: ice or e.i'iy
tllP hoi! t hete f-.r f..'t'h;itl
players miht h decided next fall
except tlmt lllek Hrady, unlike ihe
star hnck-t, Oriine and Tryon,
plays end. Hick ;.n the
lnmldii varsity lat ft 11 and in
spare time from studied now is
earning- Ktf n week is .t .mien
luickhiyer's heljier.
A man who heat It I A wif" Wild lh
full tn tm upset him. May he I'
was his cellar ihnt was full i.f It,
llaring Youth And Canny Age Face
Racing Barrier in Quest For Glory
IN 11 A NA l( H.1S. Miiy 3" (AT)
Impetuous youth, cxperleno d
youth, and m it wllli a dash of
i. i.tv In th. li- hair have put iinish
tttt: tout h. s to machines which,
hoy hop.- wilt carry them to fame
and toi t one today In Ihe annual
.". "-mile aufomohil,. race,
Korty-one cars rnlcreil the oon
t.f inn only S3 vlll be pcrmltttd
IO l ;iVe tile post today. SO Well
have the Hill.. cubic Inch mot.
mis p.. i formed n practice ptns and
'Huiii) Inc tr ials that the drivers
are conn. lent the track record of
!"l Kl into S. established by I'ete
lit I'aohl ill HrJS. uill l. bettered
I'r.mk Lockhart, ('allfornia coni-
I li-.i on last year's race, e.
. mpiitli s impetuous you!!'.. all;!
.hos i,o Inclination to Vcrc from
! -"''I tac'teN which hrouirht him
i! liiNi in Ijl'ti. In the tune ktoup
" L mo 'uiray. ('lift Woodburvv
i H.ittei, ind Cliff hurant.
Mart. I 'ii(ttsl
I'M" ri' need youth In typified bv
la i i v Hart. A inerlca'fl driving
I'liinpem. uhose crainjr for the
" ' I ! runninir u ltd ha be. n
ui" 1 i tli year? of racinir. The
in, e tort ol drivers are Ivl'ao'o,
ed ,.i-,rr ;,,d Hob MchotiOK'h.
tail t "ottp. r a nd I nve Lew is
:(! v.urans They have been
iVtn-K' rai'inif c:vn since 7."i tuib s
i Sour was stiisnlieiial peed, as
i" "Ji and p.i" I Mil lit lb at nr.
Ll-.otl. Al Meichcr. Viii.
M
i and I ten Jnne nil com-
p. iiir.id ni Mon.lny'n classic.
A third of Ho- Meld win ,. front
lMe cars - the ttrt atcst innnln r
') to pai tlcip.tte tu an automo
1 b lace. The type .skids bttt Utile
"it the sharp inrni. it tut many
the eider dmeij have ttirned
'n sin h cars. In t hes,. speedsters
wtd in H'urtii. Th r.iolo, Cooper,
I.cmLs, Ibiray and McDononll.
Still. (M0 OffenHl
Sivty thous.tnd dolturn of upee.!-
iv money adults the first ten
d:i-ifl to finish. Twenty thou-s-ii-d
moro will he divided Into lien
hip ril?i. Tho ronsolntion fund
of fio.ftno i. divbb-d among
the length Of time they M:iy in Ihe
taie, AereMory prl?. n Tilu'd ol
University Of
Washington Wins
Northwest Meet
rrillVAI.I.IS. Miiy :io (AP
The I 'diversity of VVashinKl ui piled
up hI first places and numerous
Hecoiidn. thirds and fourth to win
the north wet Intercollegiate track
meet h' i . Sat urday w it h 4:i H-fi.
ri ;oii ,K' leu It ural colh-Ke. the
best rollee, look first five firsts
mid enoiiKli otlii'ts to lake second,
with :cj 7-;'n. Others finished;
Montana ( treon 2n, Ma ho
17'i,. Washington Stale college
i ti i j :.
Had weather prevented any rec
ord breaking perlormunceN, hut
Shelly of Washington tied the low
hurdles record at 24.3.
Cove Wins From
La Grande Club
The .a Crande liaM hall Hub
lost to Cove yesterday J H lo L' at
ove. II Is reported I Ihm morn in ir.
li Orande held a 2 t( had for
the fh st Seven itltliltgH I Hit. the
Cherryickers launched a drive f.ir
runs then that was highly success
fill. '
The local club has failed to win
a contest Hits year, this heluK- tlm
third coiiMecullve itefcat.
I, VI (.HI I) 1 IM1M MINOItS,
I. WHS IS i; ,:t I S
CINCINNATI .-a youiiKstcr who
was khldel inlo the major leagues
is on the Cincinnati Ked's router
I his season.
May Kolp. pMcher. trot his start
when Akron had an International
league team. 1 larry Smit h. lor
iner Ola nt. was A kron's cat her.
He prided hi in self on having
caught Christy Mai hew moii and
used to tell how he "hawhd
Christy out."
Smith panned Kolp continually,
and the youth never won a Kame
w It It smith catching. I'inaily he
had to be ltd out, whereupon the
St. Louts Itrown.H grabbed him. He
played with them three ye;irs. went
to S(. Paul u season, and now is
"up again" with the lb-. Is.
, SM.iMOi brin k the total mom v
JlWat.ls tO SllOl.iOIII.
i v. r nas there been sncli an
'"'-"" ' o- Tioiioi jor ucKei.H. ti n.is
jbeeil predicted lh.lt , ,..
V III Sec the r.tce.
Will You
Luckv?
tsxTnuRiutiKjHiuiuiMnMNari;
.1 complete Hot point electrically
cooked dinner will be delivered to
tour home Thursday evening if you
hold the lucky number at the first
show in the Arcade.
Come and see il
Eastern Oregon Light &
Power Company
Portland Splits I
Twin Bill With
Angels Sunday
I'.y the A-MM-lHlrd I'll'
port land and I.om Angeles split
a t u in bill, the Ih-avern wllinlng'
the I i I'M Riinie, (i to '2, and J ioc
Wrhcht. Ang. l pitcher, registerin,'
his lilr.lh victory of the season to:
cop I he second contest, ft to 1. j
liatlerle-t l-'irst ganiie; Weathers- i
l-y uimI S;uidlerg; Tomliti, Khea, '
Hid Wendell. Second aje:
Wright and , I l.-.nnn Ii . Couch, ;
Kreneli and Yell.-. !
Sen sat iona I .suid'ort accorded
i h ret' Sacra me im o hut h i s enabled
(he Sotcms to earn an even break
on the day by defcallutf tin Mis-!
slomj, :t to L In I he afternoon
game, alter Ihe Hells had wotfcthe,
morning ' ueouuter. 7 lo ft. iiat- ;
teiM s i'i:d game; Singh-ton,
Stroud and Seven-Id: IVkert, Hry
an ami Wallers. Second Kanie:
Kallio. K'cete, i ni and Koehl.-r;
Pill. tt.. and WhitiH y.
Oakland I'trgtd into the Pad in
her y, -ri. s with llnllwood by tak- ;
iiu: ih
tit heriu i s into ramp
ni'l 5-1. Halt--rics
tirst game: lucUcrman, Could and1
liool; I'ltlb i-lon. Muh-ahy and Mur- !
phv. cook, Aguew. Second game:;
P. ehh-r. haglla an. I Head: Mcr
('abe. I'ittercr and Agin-w, Cuok. I
'i ne ImlKtllM jolted file S' Ml.t
twice by scons of 4 to 3 and 7 to
:;. Haft erics first game; Momly
.unl MeCrea: Kduards and S.-hmidt ' " V'
S'-eniid game May, Turiu. Wil- n'"" S,t:n '' "'
lian s ami Itego; Hrelt mid Jenkins. I '! 1; ,,:in
('aines today: Sacramento vs. I( IM"'! by t !"
Minions at San Francisco. '":t :
. i !' - v-t.i.d :
l.r. r. inn!, i
roTsyv i.x mpi.i-: j , nj...
si-:ts it.si:i'.Ai.i, i'ack . ; ';,,..,.
1 i her run e;
M1NNKAPOI.IS -- l-'ans who oh- i, , .
served an utiusiialy peppery cat- (,., , ., , , ,
cher working: out with the i'niver-
:ity of Minnesota baseball team j ' 'ie f "in -
agreetj that he would hav.- little . ,, ,, , , ,
irouide making the varsity. ,,t- M-..:ii.:
He happtmd to be "Potsy' j,,. ,,,, ., .;,;,
i Mark 'h i ist ne.l Harold who is ViU , n!
couching1 his first diamond squad j .
at Minnesota, alter saiccessl ul tutc- ) , i na i :
lag., of nines at the I'niver spy of ' v. -il. The -Illinois,
Michigan Stale, and the s, ti,,,t v
1'nlvetjty of Oklahoma. ( i,. , , .. ( , j.
CUn ij. lays his good n suits to
get! in g into harness and playing
with the boys. One day he caught
for Ihe Yanuigans against the (Jo
jdier regulars, and the next .lay he
pitch..! against his first team and
held it to tour hits.
it -i p i i. iN i i:hi:st
(,ll()VI(i IN I. M.I.AM
l.ll.NlicX The popularity of
bas'-ball is KrowiiiK in Itrltain au-1
the number of l.-ams playing tie;
nan- Im rerts-s annually. Inienst
ht the national pastime, cricket, is j
not declining, however, i
South Wales lias taken up base- j
ball .sciiously, and 1uih more than
if clubs. In the neighborhood of
Liverpool there n ie 4'i b-aune clubs
phiyinir bas-hall this year com-pan-d
wi'h 2 in 1!':-. Liverpool j
ei. nieiilary choo!i' will turn outn j
boys l.-ams when the scuhoii com- t
mcnc.s. Other sironKhotds of j
baseball in Kim-lnnd are London
Hirmin.irhain. I'eihy and (Tlonces- ,
ler. :
Parisians Dance
"iianana Slide":
PALIS t Al'l The "ll-ui, n.,
Slide" mh-iiis lo I':tris dant inc. m i-
hms a f: i siil.l iliile t'..r t In
chaiteti.il and the bla.l; bolt-in.
They lb scribe the Charleston as
dyint: and Ihe black bottom as mm
ocNiully sapped beftire ; :tt v.. 31
storied.
The ban.-ua -dhlo. alreadv tlem
. i! i . Med in public la re. eoinbin--Ihe
anlles of ill" proverbial villi -ha
lied j.:cnl tern a n W id din:-: "f. a
banona peel, and certain y-U ps from
the old reliable fox-trot with a
ll(.ht addition of ihe uuieter im.v--in.-JilH
of the eh. nit a.-n,
S'nue critic-, regard the vlelc ;v
nlicli like the uub'Vil!.' d:i--e
a i t i-ls' split u i; h a ret
-,, -nti-d bv i lo- n . i
r . i ' 1 b,
),,. j,,.., ,., i,,, hO'Aerr. pit
to p..,ul,tt ie i( n o.biied i:l..i! u ( ,
iii.it u..ii I rei:It in ,mti !.-;;;
. . . . .
nt. t ciio--. ;iiih-v i.oimi r-ini
cooked.
Be
To Fight Here
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in t his i u : 1 1 1 y
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" "i!t. i, a cic-.it !"::;.;
ii:iroi:;) w i
Mi:iU'Olt, On-., May
Medf.iid won its Ihr!
S'. nth. I'M I if, .(.,, ..
.n by .1. r. i-'iii- Or.
to a y. .-tenluy. 'f',.--on
Sha it oi k i n (he in
and i.uite.j ;n i,on- ,
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I t i:sAY'S J'ltOOItAMS
, The National Hroadcasllnif coni
I pany program for Tuesday night.
Horn !i lo 1 1 will be "Win and
! Pit;;" broadcast ov. r KOMO,
IKI'OA. KK1. K(!0. KPO. KOW.
K(J() -Oakland III! 1 lll-N3nkcl 6
j little symi.hoey: H:u!, il' H. base
p'all; S to 'j, "The Pilgrims." 10,
. nt.rlainm. nt; I u : :i " to 1 1 :3n. ur
J prise li .tgra in.
I KKI-I.os Ang-b-s ( .HlS.r.m-O-pi-
Ike) 7, orchesrni: S, string iiurlet.
In. Airro music club.
KIP - Spokane l :pi4.f.in-7'inkf) 1
7. !..!(-. music; S. Isaac Walton
program; S:3', organ com ' ft ; PI
to I '1, dance orcheslra.
K.I t - s- at ih- Ot vtm -7 sol.c)
t : in, sports; U I'M, progra til ; 7,
orchestra: !i, .-.tiuMo program.
K PO San I 'ranclsco ( Il'Siii
7mii;c) U::ii, oreheslia: s to :t, I'na
Waldritp hour; I" to II, danr-r or
cln si r.'t.
, NOW Portland ( I ! 1 m-I 1 okc 7
concert trio; 7 :::, edu ationnl pro
groiM: in to I-. dance music.
KYA - San Krftneisco (ss.Sm
lnp'kc) 7. cncert trio; S. studio
program; 'J lo in, program.
KM. MO Seattle Cbiilm-iiM-kr)
r,:".ii, 'inc. rt ftrch.sl ia ; s. male
.tuar!el; in io IJ;.'l", dance orches
tra. KO A Spokane ( :!-! I m-SSukc 7.
program; s to in. studio piotiram;
into I i, orehest ra.
IC'l'A H Oakland Obi i' .m - '
ke) VI., stamp I'ollectors: V 1 " !
pi. musical program.
, Kl:. Portland ( !!.' Ill- 1 ' I '-1-c)
ti : : ; i , trio; 7::n. W bloot cri'-r;
s lo :, musical program: l":;',a to
1. dance music. j
N'.v thai l-ii'U'pui-;:d
'..f certain books have l
d- :
; mined by port a ui h-.rll ies oT Wv.
York, the sale und(tubiedly will ht
a total failure in Americ.i,
Win, I 'en ti 5 cents--A Ciotnl riy-ir
MEMtRIAtl)v"
When Memorial Days
. Were Young!
IT yiiu'vc luitinnl it ));n'tictilarly. ymi know that Imnks usually liay
l.i'iuto to .Memorial Day, to the soldiers of all wars, with special adver
ii;;a;; and hy elosin-r the institution.
it's mole than custom and convention that makes such a trilmte
iinivei sal.
I'oity years apo this hank was just heinff established in the days
v.li'Mi .Meliioiial Days wore yiaine; and new. Throu;jh lour decades, throu.uh
two j'leat wars it has watched and aided, we hope, the fiowlli and de
V! lopment ui' a pleat Inland Kmpire. a n-rcat state, and a yroat nation.
Tri i , i!.;h lour decades it has seen opportunities come, have seen them
; rasped and realized as a lienel'it to individuals, to communities and the
nation.'
Pel haps these forty years of experience, those four decades of prog
ress helps us realize that the opportunities and the prosperity and devel
c pmi r.ts of America have been and are now possiliie because of the w i 11
iuy sacrifice of our soldier and sailor youth in time of need, i'eihaps it
l.i'V'- to appreciate that the service they pave was our only piiit-ction
for all the things we now hold most dear.
Knowini;- full well the advantages that are c'nei ished American pos
:t.s. this hank and all hanks find it a most happy pi ivile-e on each Mo-
i;al Hay to pay mp.n ini.uie in our soaiicr oeao no kcu uiem i:ir our
v own.' The (ireatuess that is America is a monument to their rervice.
:
n-.l r
Fortieth Year Of Fi
Closed
Memorial Dan
1927
Can Furniture Co.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT
'Phone 799'
Travel i:i our
Modern Chair-Car Stages!
Lo;ivc
I.a Grande for Joseph
I, a Grande for liaker, Iiui.- e
l.a Grande for Uaker only
I.a Grande for Pendleton
1 1 '..ini.--( ioliH ill I'PliillcInn fur V:illn Uallil and rusc-o
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
W!M -O
JCatimtal
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ut.uIv Sen ire''
9:00 a.m. 4:00 p. in.
12:5 p. in.
0 :25 a. m. 5 :30 ). m.
11:00 a.m. 3:110 p. m.
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