La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 07, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTliurstkty, July 7, 1027. Pape Two LA GRANDE EVENING OMSEKVER A. B. C. Silks Fully guaranteed nationally known , 7;c Yard Dependable Values mYi SPORT NEWS I CHICAGO FACES CRUCIAL SERIES CuIjs, by Defeating Pitts burg, Can Take First Place in National national uiai.u; w. I.. T'tt. .;:! .tir.7 .r.-7 .4T' .4 17 ,.ir,r, PtlUburjr Chicago Ht. i.om .... New York ... Brooklyn I'hlladAlpbla Hon en , Cincinnati ... 4A -iu AU '11 , .an a i ait a& :ir :u :tu at B8 4'i 27 47 AMKItK'AN I,I A(;i C W. I. ivt. . r r, g .r.4 5 .f.:ir. .4r.11 .4 1 7 Nw Tork ... Wuftbington . rhidflwo !MrU ...... I'hIUU-lphIa i'lrujivl HI. Lut Hottfoo 54 21 41 .12 .... 42 .15 'AH S3 4 30 ... 4 4l 30 4 ....17 r.fi Ily Cho AssorlttMil rr Thn National league leadership 1 at Mtftko In a neren between rhi ruKO ' and 1'ittnimrR Kiartlnt? "t 1'lttnhurjr today. lty wlnnlm? to ' duy 1 tie Cnln run top I'iitshunc by ono point. V'-ftitrduy'B nrllvlty In the Nn tloiinl leagiifl was marked hy the Phil lie rltw to nixth place. They , took a double hi-udfr from I lie Hos- ton MrTi- 0-4 and 5:i. Brooklyn ond Dozcy Vance ' prlintd for the Giuntn nt the J'olo . (1 round but rain pn-vftitcd htm- ttlltlfML I'hlladflphla Mhowcd 1kmh of gnttlpf hurk Into tln Aint-rlrini Icagua rucc, If then l .tuch ti Ihlfig, hy trimming thti ItOHton Itcd Hox In hoth pndn of a dnuhlc )nul .1, $-1 nnd 7-C. 1trott nnd Ht. I.oulti cnKitKcd In a hHtfmt with the Tlgi-nt Kttlnff a 9-tf vttrdlrt, after mi idht-liin-V lug rally thut prodiiw-irMfM VAlik Th only Work many people know writes bridge books. Home Runs Were Mere Incidents 60 Years Ago Scores Often Above 100 IOWA tITV. Io.i (,W) ir Itehn lluth think hi'n ih.il, hit home nill rfroriU In tln'r. mimmi i' iloys of ho oiiKlit lo turn hack hlntury'a punt ami tnko a look Rt tin nrbiP sIiim'Im or Iowa liuinis whlrh Wnyi'it the national paitlmr. 60 year hko. In thft iluyn whi-n liam- hall was two words, a hoinn run was the merest Inrldent. '1'iie tioy.H koi um" ninny an J? In one gamp. Nor ilo urwsponir arrhlvis Imllente that there were nny cries of "Take him out!" In Hint hlnlorlc plti-hern huttlo nt thn Iowa tournament at llurllnirton In October. ti;7. wh. n the ytouilt I'leiiKinl lluwli-l-.s won tho state chiimiticnsM), from the llnrlliiKton WewleriiH. ThH score hy InntiiKn: Hswlt.f'es i II 21 0 a II if, tir, Westerns 3 18 3 5 4 (I ' 9 3 - t? Th iraiiiR whs called In Ihe elshlh on account or darUness. 'Ih facts are told In The Pat. llhUKcst, puhllrnllnn or the toim fitats Historical Society. Id Ihftt KOlden niro Ihe pllelieis lohhedthe hiill up lo the plate, am! STAGES LEAVE FROM LaGRANDF DEPOT Travel Modern Cua'r ICRve La Grande for Joseph La Grnndo for Parser, Boise La Grnndc for Haker only i.h omnne ior ivntlleton (L'onriMtlnps lit I'endleloi, Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a.m. Fare $9.50, Round trip $16.00 Dependable Quality ri iil fll ftealiie irims m . vlivxHin 1 il.ll' ITIIOaiUlia, JU U, t, 11 111 I iACftO I'M tt tr. coast u v.rr. W ..ru ..fifi . r;t .u-i .4:1 .4H .44 ..42 I'ct. .dm ; Oaklnn.l San I'ranrlMro ' S all It- I S.MT:iinriil o ... .'mtlaml M Ls-siuri Hollywood I.os AiiK'kl .r.r.u ..'.4: .Mr. .r.ito .4r.f1 .4:16 .412 : H.r tlin AvKM-litt4'4l I'n'N 'Srattlf dlMu-d out an urtiKtlr Ml-0 t rliriniiliK to t h1 MldHtonx, i :d Mtnudt yielding but three wir HatterleH: Hruudt and Hchruldt. .Ii-nkln; I,anlty, Kckert, Hryn und Whlttif-y, Mrtnel, A seven -run rally In the eighth Hint hroke up a pltrhern hiiltle Kave, Harrumeiito . a lop-sided 8-2 victory over Han l-'ranclHco. Hut-!tIi-s: Mitchi'll und McCreo ; Jtacliun und Koehler. (ieurgt Huetiler wan In hln old time form, hlanklng I'orllaiHl 2 -a with only four hitn. Oak In mi won tht- hall ruimh In the, fourth wlieu lliatrher hit nafely to H-'ore two runners. Batteries: I'onder, Yerkes and Yclle, (''ischer; io hli-i' and ! Head. Hollywood rli iiihed ant of t fin t cellar for the first time thin sea Hut hy trimming l.ort AiiKeles twice am) fi-2. Haiteili-s: fiiHt gami Hamtllon. Yarrisoii and Hunnah; 1 Hhcllenhack und l. Murphy. S-r- ond Kiiuie Cunnliighuin, Smith : and Satidht-rn: W. Murphy, I'raul, Jucnli.f. Mulcfihy ami Cook. ,1, OCHHAN II, h I'OUTI.ANH, Ore,, July 7 AP John W. Coohrun, chief deputy j t'nli'Mi Stules internul revenue col. j iccior, is seriously in tu. nis Dome her with pneumonia. He has been odiv! u Oregon politics many years. ',' iu Or "Ti 'n i h lri"Tl ' j A n efficient man working 1 it hours u day ami milking hy hand. eon nive unod care to a herd of cows. masks, Klovea uml protectors Were iinknoun. All K"mc Marl". I proniplly at S p. in. Yet nt HvIIIkIiI or Ihe flint .Iuy only four IiiiiIiiks had been played In a Hi.1,1 till be tween the IlltumWII .cllves and thn orchard t'lly cluh r Hurllnnton. .With the scori' is to ;r. In favor t or the Actlv.-s, the (came was 'al. ed until the next mnrillliK. when it was finished. J Chroilieles of the tlllle, ,ioted hy 'I'he I'allmpsest, said the touina in.nt "i.iKs.d orr pleasantly and Ihe Kame was handsomely played." line spoil editor said of the lluwk. Ky.V lllial victory that "Ihey fair ly won Ihe prize and must he con , ce.. U (he championship or the 'Slate Ulllll some more accomplished (rivals wrest Iroiu Iheni I Ills proud j .Msiim'tini'. 'I'he Haivk-lCyes Kot more than J Klory they took home jL'ilii lu prlr m. in. y and u J7a rosewood . hat. j Whether hits or errors ver. n part of the nldclal record one may only Huess. ior newspapers do not list them, hut The l'allmpscst says that two Scorers, one lor each dull, kept Had, of the tallies in our - Qir Stages'. 0:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:25 p. m. 0 :2.") a. m. fi ::ti) n m 11:00 a. in. H :,'ttl p. m'. fr Walla Wal!'i,nd i FACING DANGER OF GOING STALE Jack Deinpsey Fanes Up on Training for Fear of Over-Conditioning H. It ATI KM I.AKK, N. Y., July ,7 (AT) JiK-k litui"'V huM 1 t'OUIKle.l hilu Hhli pe uv-riiiKtrl," ;IiIh lian.llfiH In Hey-, mnl i.s far iliiC the ilitiiK'T uf tfoiliK Mutt' he-fort- Ihe malrh utfh .Jack Hiiar-lif-y July 2 1. AH U Jilt -V)' I IVe measure. Jnek mtMfti ii i the iiauul hoxiiiK -Irlll Imluy h lake purl in-Ihe camp ifolf J tournament for ihe Harutotca f ti j. ' ' ,r"lliy. inHi'rilti wlih black i"i,ini h,hi m,,i,,r ,,,,,,,,r hand KJasa ease that once covered ' " ixiiihiiion in i.lsek'H ImiiKulpw deep lu the woods. UWuitillK iiri'Hin(;iltu(l lu lltM wln nei-. 'I'he la vorlteN were Have HJiadf, "all torn la pal of liemp sey'H; l.eo I', l-'lyiill. miiUHK'T of the former ctiampioii. wlio shuols in Hie low eighties, and I )ein pfiey hliMHJ If. I ' Willi the ipHHliou of got fltlK Hii pr macy NctlhMl, Jack will return 10 I lie 1 1 Hilling K' ind tomorrow . j At Mill IMdfiiN I hi ferocity of lempH--ys im nit in the pant two ilayH con j led with improvement shown In his new- rial-footed lyle of attack, led I'lynn to call the halt for a .iuy. Jack weighed iihoul l''t pounds yesterday, only five more than liv expects IO scale af;uifiM( the Ito.ttOII slugger. Ami 011 the occasion of Jack's coinelack attempt with the rent of the former champion's fighting career hanging in the Imlumv I if nip.s-y will not he allowed to "leave his hall le 1 11 the training ring" us liiN handlers heliev he did w hen he lord I tie tlll to (if lie. Tunney last full. liming For ShI Although boxing only tor speed under the instructions of Klynn. who referees all training bouts and Coaches eae) nioVe, He III p. -y ill two days has knocked out two u li ners and has held up three others i w lien tin y appeared about to drop. (Tiiesduy Kddy .McMulh-n came fl lug from Hie ring In less than zu Seconds atid yesterday .lark Hilde brand went out after two minutes of body punching. Martin Burke. Petro ("orri uiiil Have Shade bare ly ftnlshe.l thilr respective three minute?. Klynn wants to save that vlclous nefH for the night of the Sharkey melee. Willi a dozen rigorous ses sions still on the training schedule it appeai-H thut lii ntpNcy hus only to llatlcn a- few of his co-workers at any time to insure u rest on th fnllowiiiK day. At b ust that is Hio mIoi y ns I'lynn sees It. I he OIviiir li'l Just i-nllfil up nml Miiil: "Mr. I'tiiif. ur until mir ail." W'v ti plensetl l Mnu til Ihls sMilittc Unit e r fvuiit hlne phtvtei' hiMinl. tln kinil llm( itn pHtt h on ln-lilr of wnlls tlutl wo ni' ihtK ut fUtv tml m tt. Wf HIV lllltl tit M'lll) Ii lyliK iimiuihI. Van mihi iiIm nmii' nml m us nhoni 'oine fimn nuu liliierv. A feu trf-.it (fling pitH'fs IfUe n llinw iiijc imirliiiu', ii iniiniii'i Npremler, nml ii ill-4' liurrmv ni t sll.kinjt iirotiml Ion t-loM lo Mill me. I I iivetl in mil n lump w lun 1 wiih a Kill uml it niittmilly Jiit in (lie hal.ii of unnlin 1 1 iln it n.H. Now Itriici yonr fe't inl hold ' imr lieml lift Itigli wliilt I tell yon (Inn MomiM'h IOOr4 pn pnliK In no! ONI; or the 1mM hill MflihU heml nml vhinihlei's atMJve nil oth er pain I In Oivtron, WashluuliMi t nml rim ithi, ns well is the Imlnm e or Ihe 1 nlled SUM;-. Nmv In nKHrtl lo the Hoynl Coal, we mnke (his '-(atem ill, thai v put ii mil on n money-luu'U Kitai anlee. We'll let jon he jour nu n Juttm nml If you iloii'l rind H - u hetier "ml than nny onlln it i y i-oal Dmii tii line iH'en htimi- htif, tall lis up nml we wilt IiamI il hark aiitl alw oii vwty M'iiny oT otif nmnev hnt k. When uit lillnk or II, It U Mir pi lint; how Imul ('. Pimt Imp peueil lo k'I Hie l'l uilnt, tin Im-. -,m I nml Ihe hest wlfi. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co, Wr Si ll INr Cush "The Toor .Mnn'ti Vrleml N'eAr l-'mimlrjr. Vhnuc Millll S-IH N'n Knntlny l.nlno t -1c Bambino 1 1 - y$ s t .alc-her for the KnoKville. Tenn.. club. Barrett slammed out 22 homtt runs In the fiist fifty games of the season while cllMin.lhe hall nr an average o( OH. To Coach French Flyer For Trip Over the Ocean P.WUH, July 7. (AP) I'laronep' rh.inhei ln will fly the Bfilamu manoplitnw Columbia lo London to-, morrow with lb as yet unnamed' l-'rench pilot who wilt iittempt u re-1 turn fligtit iterosN the Atlantic wlih Charles Levlne. h told The As-I six'lated Press today. f ' Hp will show the new pilot the! controls and everything he needs to know about the peculiarities of the plane as well as give him ihe full benefit of I he experience gained on the iransjitl.'inlie file. hi. Chamherlin added. Cti.-imberlin will leave the plum' lit London, to be ret u rued lo France by the French pilot, and himself will sail from Southamp PA.says i "Corns 323 in!" ;, j in every U of Sally Loop ton on the Leviathan next Tues day. H is believed the pilot who will take the Columbia hack to Amcric:i will be either Captain tieorges Pel let ier O'Oih.v of Parts-to-Tokyo fame, or Lieutenant Paul To rascoit. who originally planned ihe nip across wit h the ill-fated i 'a plain Coli and who. since the failure of the XuiiMenei--Coll flight, has been working, on plans fur one of his O W II. Chamherlin declined to comment on rumors current In Paris thut there had bei-n a break between himself und LCvine. "I would be perfectly willing lo lake tile plane home myself," be said, "hut 1 long ago made en gagements thut make it impos sible." l-'rfends of the aviator also stated thut arrangements concluded some lime ago precluded his remaining In ' Kurope any longer. THERE'S a warm invitation In every cool puff on a pipe packed with P. A., if you get what I mean. You sort of look forward to each intake, the way you watch the mails for a letter from your best girl. Good old Prince Albert! Never wears out its welcome. Why, the instant you open the tidy red tin and get a whiff of that wonderful F. A. fragrance, your mouth waters for a taste of such tobacco. Did, I say "fragrant"? I hope to tell you! The flowers that bloom in the spring have nothing cn Prince Albert. KltlllAVS I'HOOlt MS The Xaiional I troadc.i slhiK com pany program f(l- l-'i iday nihi from ii to ! 0 will he "An Hour in M enii'l'V Ji net" I road ( ;ist over K(IA, KM(i. KI'ij. Mill. Kll. KOW, KHg. Kiill, Oakland ( 3H4.4m-7X'tk ). H to , concert; H) to 11, dance mu sic. KFI, I-oh Angeen ( A tJk.r.m-tHO ,tc ) H, proriint; Hi, giidt' trio. K.llt Seattle ( HM.'I in-S tia lie ) . S, studio proir'ram. Kl't) - San Kranelrjro i t-'L'.JIin- iHlkei, 8. proKinm; 10 to II. or chest ra. N I Hi Spokane ( 37". 2m - S I i l;c l , Equitable Savings Bank Pi And when you load-up the old jimmv pipe and open the drafts say, Mister! Cool as the blast of a traffic-cop's whistle. Sweet as his words: T didn't mean you." Mild as the Gulf Stream, yet with that full, rich tobacco body that satisfies to the very limit. I'm getting mine with a pipe and P.A. every day. I want you to get yours. AH you have to do is step around the corner and tell the man-bchind-the-counter you want a tin of Prince Albert. He hears that hundreds of times a day from men like yourself. Try P.A. s, concert orchenini: 10.10 ii :i'. dance minde; 10:3u to 1 Jluot 1 1 wis. KOW, Portland f 4!Hm-C10kc). concert; 10, entertainers; 1 U : 3 1 to 12, Hoot Owls. KOA UenvMr ( 325.9m-92ftkc), 7 to 9, hand concert. KM. MO, Sea tile f SOUm-Otokc . 8, mimical ptok'nim; 11, news; 11:15 to 12:3n. mti.ial progca tnx. SI'ltAYIAti A! WASHINGTON - I nclo Sam Is thinking of spraying coal in his ships instead of shoving it. I'M , verized coal is to he tried on Ho steamer AH-rcer us u poKsihk- cheap suhstliute for oil. Coal is crushed j into diiHt and Mown into fuinaces. i Igniting as It emerges from nozzles. j President 'iolidge i trt it fit ion to aitetid ept.-d nn gathering of lo.aoo farmers at Ardinore, S. 1 1. There certainly are wonder ful educational opporl unii ten in Hie hills. Do You Know? The FIRST dollar depos ited in a savings account is the seed of success. To insure a rich har vest you must cultivate it hy regular deposits. The HABIT of cultiva tion grows easily if you will save your money in a Money Barrel. Start now while vou think of it. Refrigerator . Values xri mm m-lb. Side leer Refvifjeralor $25.85 Protect your health and that l' your family by keeping food in a frigid temperature, free from flics and other disease hearing agencies. A left-iterator will more than pay for itself in the amount of food saved during the sum mer weather. $1 Down Delivers your refriger ator. The balance in con venient payments. Can Furniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers P. A. ii mlj tvrrywhtrt in tidy red tint, pound and half-pound tin humi don, and pound tryitat-glan humidari n tponge-moiitenrr top. And Iwy, w,lh evrry bit of bile nd patth ttmuvd by the Prince Albert procen. Fringe albert the national joy smoke! Dance At I li v. Hall rvi nv sati huav ami MONhAY MOIITS C 117, I. 1. Iml.i TtM A, Int. fitlo I a,llm VVr "t.sj.