La Grande evening observer., August 02, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

Tuesday, August 2, 1!27.
Pape Two
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Hub's New Hero! BOBBY IS GOLFER
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CUBS AND PIRATES
EXCHANGE PLACES
New York Giants Take
Third Straight from
Cardinuls, 0 to 8
Tunney-Dempsey
Fight Postponed
To September 22
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ATI, A N'I'A 'lh name of Hob
by June Ih a Hi'iitini'-iitul synonym
fur Kolf lit best ov r mont of
the civil lio-d world, Iml if means
much more lliull heroism on Ihe
link u it Kin the wall of that
young mini's homo on fashionable
Peach tree Ituud.
In the cool living room nr on
the tfrt-i'tl and shaded wlop.-H of the
lawn, tht- nume of Hobby Jon--
awakens -nl h ilhiatni from bin ad
urliiK mother uml his attractive
wife but not for Iht- remarkable
j.fj with which he lab-iy shatter
I fil it J 1 records Tor the Hrillsh open
championship, nor lor his other
Koltlfitf glories.
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I llh kard ulrl lo-lny thai H-t.
juoulrl he ilif luh-Hl la1i- to- loiiiil
j pofsihly hold (he I )ctnpH-y-Tuoo y
jtiKhi In Hol.ller N.-I.l. II.. nia.h
jthis .iialt-iiii lit in roiniiii-m itiK on
; a dt ftjifitch from Iajh AnK-h h
jwlilch kiIiI Icmp-My w.uhM he un
I ahlc to hoK until uMiT S-pl.
, Klckanl linmcillatcly wired Die
I fnrmer churn plou -x plu J n i 11 c the
.sit mi lion and udvlniiiK hirti In h!
ready to flKhl on that date.
tiy Uhi Aiwm'IiikiI IntM
Tht riilcaro CutiH ami tlici Ciltn
hurK 11rte have traded pluren
In tbn Natlonul leKne HtandlnK
onrp more. Tho I'uhd moved Into
the kadcrMilp pOKillon yenlerdny
hy ilereatitiK Chiladelphiu C-f,
whllft tho HonIou HrnveH nluK''d
on eJcventh-ltuiliiK rully to waylay
III' IM rates, 4-1.
Th New York Olnntn look their
third HtralKht from the ('ardimi)n
at Ht. l.oulfl, 63. ami are now anly
flvV and one-half guiiifft out of
flrit place.
Citthiiric and Boston w-r ilead
loeked. 1-1, ut the end of th nlnlli.
Andy HlKh'n trlplo tn thi eleventh
put the iikhlit under the Mucrun
vtrn. Hrooklyn and Cincinnati fouRlit
M out for temporary occupancy of
fifth place uml the Dodder came
throuKh with a 2-1 lerllon.
Cleveland defeated the New
Tnrk Yankee 2-1. In ihc only
Kftnie played in the American
lenmio, The teanm were whed
uled to play a double lit-uder, lint
ruin Intervi niMl after nix and one
half liinirtK' of (he first K"i" had
elapiU'il. The Indiana w on hy n,
2-1 wore.
CIlU'AOn, Auir. I (AC) -The
idule of tho Tiiruicy-l'cinpHey fiRht
'for t)ie heavy weight chti rnioii
;.ship at Holdh tm fiei.t undoohtlly
would he put over I'roni Spl, If.
to Hepf, Tl due to licrupwy'a l
inaml for u postponement iH-caiiKe
of the (llhCHH of )i1m wile. Tex
Jiickunl, promoter, inlimulcd to
flay after he hail Hent u teh-Kram
tO flempHey ut I.OH AllK'dCK.
Jf inpM-y wanted the coiiIihI r)e
! layed until Hepiemher 2!, hut
' icickard Huiil that date wan too
lute, hecatifU' Sold lent field had
other e hK'tKf'inenlH after Hept. 21,. j
I tick a rd Iriletideil to leave fur I
New York today with George (Ii-tz,
IiIk t'hlciiKO ally In promotion of i
the fltflit. KohiK hefore the IiUiioIh , vi,ut
state a I hlel Ic co in tu Ink! on at 2 p.
; m. lo oht u In the n-cett.smy uo
i motir'n HcenNiv
Here's FramlM T. Iloxan, Doi
ton's new hum. Hoan 1 the rci-
ulnr catclicr for the It raven now. Hero at llonu
j having lilted 'Atvh Taylor's plac n Ih the outidein who have
! in capable rnnhlon since the lut- nauud him llohhy. Wln-n Mm
j lur wan tnukd away from Bean Itol.ert C. Jonea, his mother, or
town. Jim home la c Lyuu. Mail. Mrs. Kohert Tyre .lonen jr.. his
i - 1 speak of this ht ro uiuoiik
sporlftmeii as he lives at his own
hearth.tldc they ftpcuk of Itoli or
Kohert or Coh a cheerful and lov
ahlc young man, a duiliul .uon and
u thoughtful hushand.
It would he IranHparenL folly to
say there h no koIi'Iiik at njosphere
ahoilt the Jones menace. In one
corner Htands a tuon.e statuette of
Huh at the top of his classic swing;
In the hroad windows sit iropliU'S
hai'Kt- unit small: on library slo-lveH
lure cups ut motley Hi.c and Hhnpe.
A larKe fratim on the wall hoeis
liuiny liH'tlaltr.
Hut ifolf Is not piedomina ut in
the house of Jones. For upstairs
BifpPt:
JViKtS
1 KM sli.W S CKOdltAM
Th- National Hi oadcat.1 iiiff com
pany I'i'DK'iiiii lor WeilneKday
II it-hi f i it in ' I (t t U will he n nlat
The Hahy t i.rrluK-." hroudcaat JHt uwake and nol Im-Iiik dn-sw
over KIM, K 1 1 Ml I, K FOA. K Fl.
KfiW. K(;o, KI'ljT.
K(ii) - OalJ.-uid (.tH4.4m-7K(ikc)
v i( :i, vac.tinu toKruiu; 10 lo
I 2. or chesl ra.
K U.t Spokane fnri4.r.m-"tHikc)
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KFI -
j NKW YOltK, Aug. 2 (Af) 1
The date for the return heavy- !
, weight championship match Ur
tween CJene Tunney and Jack
liempsey In rhtciiKO has heen ilef.
Inltely nhlfle.d from Kepi, 1.1, to
; Kept, ifi;, Hilly (iliiHon, Tunney's
j inanax'T, said he was Informed to
day hy telephone word from Cro
nioter Tek Kh-kurd.
i.o.i AitKeleH (4iiK.r.in-t;4'i
.slim;' oietiesiia: Hi in 1 J
I'oiilialto.
Kl'li San - Francisco (422.:tn
li'l:c) S to program; JU to II
rein stra.
K'lW Cortland
i cone-it,
KFItc- San Francisco (4!4.:ini
1 tiijahc) X to !i, proKram; !i to II,
irhe club; in to 12, orchestra.
NO. MO - Hen I tie ( IfOlim-'iStHiC) H
:t, musical pi oKinui ; 10 lo
::;n. solo, dints; Hi;:to, news; 11
I musical prntfraiUH.
SO filNKTUOKR IV llltAZIl,
KOANOKK. Va. liesplle )ilKh
lemporatureM In northern Hra.ll.
hiinsLrokeM uro unheard of, meat Is
eulep und ilnrlnK the Hummer wo
men wwir furs, Hiiyn He, W. M,
Thompaon, inlsNlonary to that,
country 3 7 yearn.
WIMi NOT Hi; HI.AIrY
I I. OH ANOKI.KH. Aur. 2 (AO
Jack Dempsey will not be ready to
meet (lene Tunney In a ret urn
heavywetKht chnini)ionHhlp ma1 ch
on Hep1, 22, hut will reiUi-Hl thai
the flvht he Mtaed any day n f or
Sept, 2(1. The lormer champion
said toduy he would insist upon (his
delay In deference to condition
which he could not foresee w le-n
he wu In the cart recently.
Oempwy han nol received word
that the match will he s t forward
trom Kepi. ifi. the date first an
nounced, although T-t It Icknnl
Inlimaleil I hut probability in 'bU
ciiro today, uml Hilly tlibson, Tun
ney'a manager said he hud bi. n
illfnniud definitely the dat) wonld
he otic wei.k hit.-c.
"I don't care when I fight ufter
Stl, 2i;, hut 111., dale m UHI he
S"t forward at leant until ihen."
I teinpscy said, "My wile's condl-
'I'ULl'X'LU'lU'HtLMiul oUa-'Ul
ii vi uiik'ii i iini nut laKo info
consideration until my return here
afi.r ih.. Sharkey match, muke It
lieitssrny tluit the match he held
alter that dale In order to tfivc me
I ample time tor preparul Ion."
( The iiirincr champion said 01
soon as he received word from
l:lel;ant he would reply with Jl
rniueMi l oi' I he added delay. Sel
litur forth reasons why It was lm-puh-dhte
for hint to a if re e lo an
earlier- date.
his obi negro nurse, hi Kinif
Hobby, the Third, master of the
lnans, who heara vith comini-ud-ahle
grace the burden of seven
ami one. half moot hn
His sisler, Clara Malone Jones,
refuses lo have her beauty Bleep
dist urbed. doling ladies treading
dautferously close lo third birth-
Iilays can nol he too careful about
this sort of IhbiK.
The comment of Hob Jones
mother on his most recent trip
I aboard was: "Do you know that
(4!Hm-fi0kc) K riiH,Ilt away from here wiih-
1 know he had lo buy some In Fin
land." Mrs. Hobby, as the world Insists
on callhiK her. is ent husiastic about
his return, hut her joy Is clouded
hy a distaste for newspaper Inter
views and the making of flashlight
photographs. Mis. Jones Sr.. and
MiH. Junes Jr.. agree that Hob is
conshierati about leaving lit;, golf
on (he links.
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No living room is com
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UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIRE
Father ami Son
"About the only time olf con
versation nets above normal in Jhc
house," Htilil Mrs. Jones, the elder,
when Itoh'n fa then hnunlifms
7i Vliin arul 'asl;sSonr'bodo Jo 11
think tit that Hwluif?' 'llteit they
are off swIiikIhk clubs in the llv
intr room, puitlritf into tumblers.
pltchlnfC onto chairs. Hut HtK Cub
always staits it.
"it oh has always been a vora
cious reader." she said. "Hut try
tiiK to keep ahead of hirt law cours'
keeps him buried in leal lore."
Mr. Jones Is Rood-nat uredly
Impatient, with all the talk aboul
u..i.t 1 , ,..nl
n 'e..-i-....... .... . I ITWxlL&tovKULi::
"It never w as us bad as paint- JWYp.-5?. .-iiS?1ii
ed. What there was of it. wan nu- jjflf jtfnnfSflfi?Ii
tural. As a cliild, he played KOlf t
with his father ami other older ' j , , ,
nun who never trjed to subdue!
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1)513.75
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One Pair
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$2.95
Windsor
Chair 6.00
This chair will find
many uses in your
home. And the cost is
so little.
5
THERE are a dozen place In
building a tire where a little
rubber could be saved. An ounce
here, another ounce there but
adding up to thousands of pound
in a year's production.
But the car owner can never tell when
thU skimping is going to cause him
trouble. When he pay his money for
b tire he wants to be sure it will stand
unusual road conditions, and that the
train of sudden braking will not un
cover a weak point. He wants to be sure
be will get the full mileage to which he
it entitled.
U. S. Royal Cords are built with the
idea that every man who buys them
hould get all the mileage that can
possibly be built into a tire.
The policy of "Plenty of Rubber"
governs every operation in building
U. S. Royal Cords. It puts plenty of
rubber not only outside, where you can
see it but inside, too, where it does
not show but where the strain comes.
"Plenty of Rubber" proves its value in
the final test the service of U.S. Royal
Cord on lAe wheels of your cur.
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The kind of rubber in United
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00 prove,, invented by ths
United State. Rubber Company
will. out the ue of .moke or
chi'munla. It ii tha purett, moil
imitorm ami ttronest rubbar
known.
PLENTY OF RUBBER
TN
U.S. ROYAL CORDS
their opilons ol a had shot. When
Hob first started Into national
competition, 1 miesH he thought ibis
was as much a pari of KoiiiiiK torn,
us a stralKbt let! arm or ey.-s on
the bull, lie was just tourteen you
know."
And M ra. Jones, the youn"r:
"I've never Seen Hob lone his
temper or forget hi: poise
evetl more dellKhled that lie could
be of some service."
.Mrs. Jones herself has recently
taken up Koll', but Is omphalic in
her declaration that her jjatne is
by no means ready for exploitation.
Hobby the Third, consents to
no Interviews. Hut as he plays
with a buttered tilth- nip that his
dad nriuired loni; ao. In- Mips it
In discussiiiK Hobs arliieve- i tu pal leu t ly as il tn siiy:
im tils the Itrltish open clianipion's -, iK for olfitiK triumphs.
or , Thin niblick and hunker bu.sin.ss
may he alt ribl, but It' he wants
Beard Advocates
Alliance Before
Institute Today
mot her shows an oilier flash
pure maternal senilnieiit.
"Of all the medals in that ease
over (here. I treasure tlnme he won
on his war-time tours for the Ked
l rnss most of all. Kol was too
youiiK lo enlist, you know, ami I
was Kind, of course. Hut I was
t o ra !
jKitlle
ke
w it It nit b-( him come
ind twiddle my toes and
tie lii ii-h some more."
BOBBY'S START
For Sale by
HLUK AIT. G A RACK
L. C. SMITH
La Grande
La Grande
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F -T ' t
1S. 't.
Ibdthy Jo net, whn uahhrd the
Hrltlsh K"lf championshiit hon
ors for Atlanta for the Mvnd
tlm. In ahovtn hem driving f i om
I he first tee in the lurnameut
nt St. Andrew'. Scotland.
Champ Gives Up
WII.I.TAMSToW.W M
( A I ' ) An ;ie.i i,-ultiir.tl j,Ttd polit j
ieal allianec between (he notith ami
west as a solution of the farmers'
1 difficulties was advocaied before
the inslltuto of polities today by J)',
Charles A. Heard, economist.
"personally." said lr. Heard ad
dresMitiK a round table discussion,
"I hope the new confederation may
be effected. It Would be (,'Ood for
Ih count if Mini i.ive i.. it it i. u in.
lUameite bwim -vn n- h made the
I veterans of lM lake to their tents
1 ' in consternation."
SAI.KM. Ore,. A uf. 2 (AD- ! iM-ussinj; (he MeNarv-Hnufcen
After swimming 4m mites ht up- f.n.IM ,.,.,.f ,,ini ho sald 'ihe men
proximalely 14 hours, Marvin :
I .ewls, I '. S. Marine Hwiniminic I . , ,
champion, a Salem boy stationed at j
Mill I'etiro, was lorceu to Kive up
in his attempt lo swim the Wil
lamette river from Salem to Port
land, a distance of Ii miles. He
was luken trom the riv-r at New
he rR at I :,'' a. m. today follow
inu a scriea of Icr cramps.
Lewis started Irnni the dock In
tfuiem ut 1 ii : :to Monday inorninK
accompanied in x row boat by Ser-Kt-anl
t 'times. Marine recruiliiiK
officer, hr. (boiKe Prime, Jimmy
Jacobs and 'a 1 1 Heatty.
The 1 '.i-yea r-obl marine took j
nourishment twice dnritiK the day j
and was pronouned in excellent
condition except mr the cramped
lef by his physician alter leaving
I he w ater ( Ne u b.-rtr.
I.ewis is tn Sileiu . on a fur
lough Since ciiltstiur l.'i months
;ii:o he linn smashed every existing
marine corps record tn the short
swims ftom to I'oo yards.
m; i, "tini r iv
MtU'NT.MN IKON. Minn. A
golf course est abU,h ed a half mile
west of Mountain Iron had been
named Die M ir -1 ron public unif
course.
sure "miahl not improve the lol of
the farmer, hut tiiiht help as much
as wearing cowboy breeches and
flshhiK wlih worms In western wa
ters." While, not passim; Judgment
on the McNary-llaugen hill, he said
"most of the arguments agains tii
seem to me to a pply also to the
economic and Jndistic devices of
capitalism."
Pittsburg Paper
Advances Price
PITTSHI'IK;, Aug. 2. (AP) Th
I Pittsburg Post-Cazeite, the only
j morning newspaper In PittshurK
(through a four fold consolidation
completed yesterday, appeared tn
day ut an advanced price of three
Social note; President Ooollilptn
al tended a far tilers' picnic in
South iakot:i the other day. After
a lilt !e discussion of (arm condi
tions by Cove rn or Htllow it took
a banio player several hours lo
calm the vilest M.
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He preilirtfil if t lip illsorLiiiniz:!- '-iii!. ml inrri'.tsp nf one rent itvm
tioil uml (lis:i(Ivmit:iu'i's uf llu- 1': t r- j 1 pri' i if lis lirciliM-cssufN, i!m
iiht iin-vnils for uiioIIiit huinlri'il I 1'illMlnir I'ust mid I tin (inzplt'o
yt'iu N, Hint' tenths lif AmiTii-iL vlll 'ritii'.-'.
IIvk In lniliistrl.il olili-M ili-penilliiKi Thr 'hisluiK Kiin-,lvli.Kni,i tli'p
upon fmeiKii ti.Klf f..r i heir livell- ii..v omliiiiMlion fon i-il thniindi
hooit. wlill.. f.irnilni.- will puss , iii.tk f .lip I'iHshnrK Sun anil
ninlnly lino the h.m.l.s of .ho rol-,l,e ,--, i 1VI..o,-,,i rp1:in
orr.l r:n.f. , ,.,.ms.
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For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Fare $9.50. Round trio S16.00
Ananias made a record as ft liar
but alter all he isn't the man who
Invented the catch pit rase "l-;sy
payments."
DURING the National I ar-
f on , Tournament at Venice,
"la., M. L. Fawcett landed
this 1 44-pound prize.
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