La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 03, 1927, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI- Monday, October 3, 1927 Page Two LA GUANDE EVENING OBSERVEK .1 V! ! at a i WW '"i ifil it i For School " For Street For Long Wear HUMMINGBIRD SILK HOSE 91.50 a pair Dependable O'lP Dependable Quality Olli S Values SPORT STANFORD LOSES I TO ST. MARY'S 16-0. Oregon Defeats Pacific and 0. A. C. Downs Cal- ifornia Aggies 1 KTANTOKI) STAIHI'.Vl. Stan ford, ('ill., Oct. 3. (AO HI. Mniy'n wrote muMt thrllllntf cnnlitcr of iih fnutttnll Miitory Kattlrduy when it Kent the Hianlurd Car- (ItlllllH. I!l2ti COUHt COIlf'TCIICC I rhainpiotiu recliliK down to a 10-0 ell-ri'Ut. i -'. While 30,000 ii.-fHoim looliod on ?n nmuzement, the littli OuKiund , rollcfffl eleven pound' (J !!: great' 'I'-um. Into dtaordcr, rushed tin .Jjnckfield Into many h.tIouh f iiii fUlfH, untl cloned the route of Coach tvWarntir'n aKgrcifutlon hy oulplay-'-Ihk lln rlvula n ulmoHt every Hlae 'of tlio gmnc. y-. OHKiJOX WINS t'NlVKKHITV OK OR KG O N, t -KujfHtit', Ocl. 3. (HHciul) Tim i -Vnlvemlty of Orcijon football loom tjiicorked a d;'ptiv('. i)iuafi)jf ut (ick to Iwttt Ju:iri iiulveniity, U2 i-in 0 on Hiiywnrd field her Sut tiiviay hi tli Hi'trond und final prc ifti'UHoii game on tin Wchfoot srlm :Qul thU HfUHun. It was 11 (Mffr ,"nt ti'ftin of WVbfoolH wlilch took the kuido from thnt which opened UKaliiMt IJllflclfl fOllfK' InHt Hut ur -tny dlffnri'iil not bo inuch In pt- HOmii'l uh in ptuy. On-Ron, unr oiaPt quurtr of ini'fffctlvu work, MHou'(l trpimmdoim linprovt'itu nt In I'Vcry il(purtmnt of 1 he .giinin over ftH pluyinfc of IuhI wfi-K. O. A. C. VOW'SH A(..M.S I'OKVALLIH, (Hy Tim AhhocIii-t-(l I'ri-HH) O. A. . uutrluHHtul the Culifornlu AhKh'H hrre Hutiirdiiy nnd won 2& to C on a muddy field. The Callforntll Iciiiii'h Ioiih Hcorn efimii lut in th i(oiid (pmrter when (Iih twfdty man punted biwk for fi touchdown UKnlnnt th Ore. m in 'KUbMltuifH. it whh in ir- 4 j "MA.i(itiTv witoNt;' 1 NEW YORK On uny fine ttwiio i i tho nmjorlty in mm to )e wi-oiik, ,(i I in th- opinion of ttm lt'V. Dr. :rl J Hurry JCniemon Kodiek. "Think of ' diking a nmjorlty vol on the best 4 ) mimic." ho told Jil conitt RButlon." .,"J Jaxx wnum win gver i iiuiiii. V on the best novel. MunV chejin t ?j scribblers would win over Tolstroy Hnd any day a prim- fiKht will k'I ?! a bigger crowd, larger gati i 4 1 p,,lini ,m1 wllr newspaper pub- llcily than any new revelation of J f goodness, truth or beauty could ' C, i tiujM to achieve lu a century. " : Assyria wus the first country lo ; employ kilts as national dress, TUNNEY-DEMPSEY F1GH Also "Till ROMANTIC (iKn And PATHKXKWS . PATHE REVIEW NOTE: The Colonial 2"c polio is suspended for (he showing: of these films. ADMISSION IS 50e CIIILDKEX 2rc. m i NEWS Missions Break Even in Sunday Double Ileade H Tin AMiiiill'il I'M. Oakland hpIii a double header wllh llii. KealH al Oakland. Kan lranelMeo takiliK the morninir Kame rive lo lour, and the Oaic. landK enditiK Ihelr pcnniiul-wln- .Ml!!; ""Nwim liy L'l'iihhliilf Ihft W-C- on.J r 1:1 it Khie to lo n In teli inn. lllKH. The MiHf.ii.ji" xpllt a f.'oulde header will) I'nttland. al Kun KraiifiHCO ulllllllIK the first, Koine !! to fi, and losing the moo1 H lu ' Hint tic find 7 fully wood nd'd lhi HtuHoii Ly tdlttlnB nnnthcr dotihlo hwidfM' n( I .oh AnKcJi'H. 'Hir iinllfliiH wort IIh1 llrttl Kiirnit 9 to 0, urnj the HhirH Uh- hitoihI flv to thryo. i Aiiollnr dlvld'-d (oulli hcod'r vviih .stuped ly S.iciJimcnlo nnd I.oh Antxi'It-H ut SmtraiiM'iilo. Thf Hfitu toiH won til. iiiojiiihK ronU-nl 7 to U, und the AnKtl' thf wcond KfiniM 'h to fl. Tunney-Dempsey Fight Pictures Are Shown Here Klret pictures of the fb-ne Tun-m;y-,l;iek DempHey heavy welKht flKht n' Hnldler Field, ChlcaKO, were hIiowii in I.u (Jrnmle yeHler liiy ut Ute Ciilonitil theater, lte-vlewei-H ri'puri that the pictured are clearer (hail limial and (he Hev enfh round Ik houti In hIow mo lion. The l4l in s iiIho to he Khown to niKlit and tomorrow.. - I'l'.MtuvroN iioRsr, wink MAI. KM, Ore. Oct. 3. (AD .lohn If. I.ncl of IVndlefrtn, tontr mie VeiriH (irTi"fs"own horHepTlnco"- field and drovt1 in victory lu the third 1m at ff Ih fur nil puce on the(siute fair racing program h'-rc Saiurday alter bin driver. Tom i Ireland, bad ljcn ousted Cor dis obeying ofrb'lalH. I 'lucufli'ld won all tlirec lieatH. with Art McCrcftor, u Jicnvi-r lioise, second. i uaxci; has xi:w star PA It IS The I JavlH cup seems destined to slay In Paris longer than al first though!. The country hiiM a coining Tildeii, a left bander. Christian Boussus. IT, who resem bles Big BUI in physique and plays like him. gave Ib-nti Cochet. Davis cup star a hard live set battle In the racing clubs' mil tournament. NOW! - TODAY and Tuesday THE f PICTURES Are. t The Kvit.v detail oT (lie entire ten rounds of last week's liistorii- battle at ( IticaKO, with slow motion of the almost fatal seventh. Better than a $10 ringside seat! MAJOR LEAGUE SEASON CLOSED Pirates Lose Last Game 1 to 0 St. Louis Wins Second Place Rank national i.j:a;i i: Chilis Won Lost Pet. , I'lllshurtf M 00 -OH I HI. I.oulu 02 1 .02 New York !i2 02 .MS ChleaBO r .86 Cincinnati 7.1 7H .!i(l Mrooklyn Ca 8K .424 Unman 60 44 .an riillalc)ilila 01 103 .332 Ali:HICAX I.KAliU', f'lubn Won lxst Pet. New york 1 10 44 .720 I'hlludelidila ill C .HS WashliiKton 5 89 .!' Detroit Kit 71 .&30 ChlciiBO 70 M .413 Cleveland lie 7 .431 HI. Louia 6a 4 .3B4 Itoslon M 103 .331 fly TIm AssioHuUMl Vn Kourt4'en major leunue tiawbull teaniM wero difiliundliiK today and more thuii 3fiii pluyern wr Mart, in for their honi'H, burrlriK' Ihn few who live where they play or , who will wltnew) the worhl'fi w;r ) leu, glutting Wednetiday at I'lilH ' bur. . A rurtaln dropped on th I f 27 fieuMun yettterdny with only one ronti-Hl on for poiiloii. Th Ht. I.oulu CunlfliHlK defeated the f'fii I ratfo t'uhn 64, uud Kaiued Hecoud )diLC' lu the national leuKue. The Nnv York OlantH. who had uinlred for (he ninnerup poHt. beat out I'hlladeiphla, in lu inuiiiKH but landed in third plant, on half iKame behtuil the world's rham pioux, : Tim Cardinal)! were book ed fok a double bender aiculnut the r'ulm but rain yi In during the i elKhth innJntf and the ftt coud j Kunm was rauridled. IMi'nlrs' 1cinl hiih' nml Hair 1'lttHburff cloaed the ttcuHon one . and otm half kuiiich ahead of Ht. T.ouift. The NulioiUil leuifue. L-hamiilotiH lost their final guina to f Inrlunatl 1 -it, ChlcuKO -nded in fourth place, Bix und one half KimicH liehlnd the (Hants. Cincin nati was fifih, and the Brooklyn I lodgers, who won their closlnff i'aine from Boston fi-S. finisheil sfxlli, Boston wus Keveiitlt and Philadelphia lut. The Yuukoes were not uchcduled ; yesterdtiy, but they won the Am- i erica a league pennant wll h eigh teen and one half games to spare over Philadelphia. Washington beat Philadelphia, U-G In the lum game, and; placed third. lJetroit took a double header from Clove- ' ( lund J J -fi und t4, and ended In fourth place, two und one half , gutneji bi'hlnd Wushlngton. CJiirugo fliilshed fifth. Clevrlund sixth, und the Ht, l.ouls Browns, who closed with on S-2 win over 'hlcugo. '. were seV4-nlh. The Boston Bed Hox .X$lt.'Sl .ibc .ceur of thejirocrs slon. Salem WU18 City League Ball Title.; i",?'lu " ,1 toll Hi. ' I I'rlnceton 14. Amherst 0. POItTJ.AND. Ore. Oct. 3. (AP) Washington P. ti, .OkiaJiotua ,Ag Sub in won theVlty league cliam- gb s a. plonship yesterday by defeating- Minnesota r. North Dakota ln Montuvlllu, h to 2. The game was 1 Purdue lf, Depauw a, played ut the Vaughn Street j l-'ordltain 13, Lebanon Valb y 3 grounds. Washington 32. Willamette U. Halem won the championship of I Colorado I'. 2fi, Western State 't; the first half of the season, und I Colnradu college 3i. Denver l . 7 has also clinched the second hulf Iowa 32. Monmouth li. by yebterduy'B victory. j a r,OHHe normal 31, Stout insii Bai ham held Montavllla to five lilts. Johnny llarklns wus touched up for seven htnglefl. THE SPIRIT OF Imperiunatliig a Trojan warrior uf old, Siener Si !ly, right is fhovvn hero SMtui'ting grid priietlec of (he modern TrojajlH at South ern California. Captain .Morley Jirury. one of the best halfbacks lu America, hopes to have his TtoJuiih of Ia) Angeles fighting in every game like the Trojans of olden times fought. FOOTBALL K AT I ItDAV'S H M i .'i'H ' H- On AviK'intnl I'rc'H j Baker 2U, Piairie Cily z. J" Pendleton 1'aMco a. Idaho 1 If, Montana Ktate 1 . Holy Cioss 7, Ht. Johns it. Ohio Htute WittentMirg (l. Hyraciise U, William ti Mary n. Cornell l!i, Nlugura ti. Washingloti Maryland i. Wasli Jngtou c Jefrersou 10, Trinity (1, I'psalanta . Columbia I'M, I'nlou a. Brown 2", Albriglit a. Maryland ('. South Carolina a. 1'rbunu I 3, Brudb-y a. f West Virginia Wesleyai. 1J. New York C W. Peniisylvanlu 3 It, Kwarthnioie a. Wct Point G, I . of lietioit ti. West Virginia ti, Vasltington l.ee U. Navy 21, Imvis i Klklns ti. Ann A rbor Weslejan U, M Ichl- K.in 33. Tliiel C, Carnegie Tech 4a. Not til went ei n 47, So tit, 'i lako(:i 2, ' (jcoiKelov. n 1. Oh. Husuuehaiin.t I Catholic university 14, Mount St. Mary's ti, 0 I Wisconsin 31. Cornell K. Kansas IV, Cirinuetl o. Yule 41, Bovvdoin Notre l)ame2S, Coe 7. Ksetcr 111, St. Alants 12. Lafayette 3K. Mllblenbeig 7. Michigan hftate college 11, Ohio university ().. Hurtmouth 4ti, llobart o. Williams 20. Mlddlebury 13.' Boston college !l, iike 2fi. Harvard 2 1 . Vermont 3. Penn Slate 34, (Jettysburg 13. Lehigh J. I'minuH o. Chicago 7, Oklahoma 13 Cniversity of i in.- v. Ht. Mury'n 10, Xfnnford . Whltlimn 12, l.lnlicld Ncvmla M, rnllfornia M. rnlvcraily of oickoti :2. I':icii'ic 0. Ori-uon AkkI' h I'nlirornia Ak Kl.H C. WunhlUKlon 27. t'nlvcrstly nl l.l:. ho II. I'nlvirslty of California at I on Prftty Althc a lleinly AnKrlea "Jufl knew" Juek Pemi My would hrut Tunnr. and she's been irttty tiy ever since the ftht pay l nit off the freak bets she made. This picture how on of the Btunt -to walk round th city nil day uh "1 hrt on lVnite paintrd on Mi'h leu. I GIRL PAYIJETS i THE TROJANS Governor Peay, of Tennessee, Passes 'and contribute the experience of, 1 those who handle tools anil nia-.VASUVIUJ-:, 'IVnn., Oct. 3 (Al'l .ehinerv. ' i vernor Austin Peay, f. 1 years; old. chief e:;eeutive of Tennessee since llii'Ii, who was nationally ( onspicuous In his defense of the Tennessee a u t i-evo!u t ion bill, died unexpectedly at his home last night as the result of a cerebral hem- orrhnge. Henry II. Morton, lawyer, teach-'The er, farmer, banker ami for the past two years speaker of (he slate sen- ate, automatically succeeds Oov- eruor Peay as chief executive ;xiiovs i;si'i:it.To school I.ITIIOPOLIS, Ohio. A school or esperanto in Hie birthplace of her parenta has been endowed by Mrs. Mabel Wagnalls Jones, daughter of a dictionary publisher In th tiunal hope of promoting Interna-; brotherhood, children In the town's sclioolH are being laught the lunguagi'. Adults are to learn ii at nlghi. There will lo corres- pondence cour"S. y m-:r.TiBM i:x is iwvoriti-; NFW YOBK Beethoven Is tho favorite composer of some 4 SOU lisient rs who answered a uuestion nalre of the New York Kdison 1 company about lis radio hour. Only 3a replies asked lor jazz. N IAVSPA pi ;n MAX IllI.S ILWACO. Wash.. Oct. 3 (AP) K. C. Dlirkee till, editor and owner of the Chinook Observer, at Chin ook. Wash., died suddenly Sunday of heart disease. He bought the Chinook Observer seven years ago. He is survived by a widow and son John Durkee a .student tit the I'niversity of Washington. Angeles 7. Fresno Slate college Washington Slate f.3. College Idaho a. Wbittier college H. La vet m ! A 'uit it a Grand AnncjunCCK AM O OlME DV Vt'U STA'JT To CALL OUT T. TWAINS IUSXIL.Y- hi 17. f "c'U STAftT vA,ll--l fjAf-'KiJ 7Je Smoother and Better Cigarette not a cough in a carload f Z J T Places Emphasis On Cooperation LOS AN'fJKMW, Oct. 3. AV) Instead of centering effort upon strike and strife, organized labor, in the Cnited States during the past 1 year bus placed new emphasis up-i on constructive achievement ,ln) cooperation with Industry and so- ciety, Presiilent Oreen and lib ex-' erutive council declare In their an-1 nual reMjii to Ue made before the annual Convention of the Anieri-1 can federation of iJilntPr ' l-'stablihmeut In ast years of , more militant aggressiveness gavel scope for the new policy, it wai j added, and, under It the organized ( labor movement was declared to i have progressed lu membership, of-: fei'tivenesH, nnd financing. j "Foremost among the nehieve-l incuts of the American Fed era -i tioti of Labor during the past year is a change in, public opinion to ward the trade, union." the report 1 says. ".Many employers and much the plane Mfsfl Doran in the Dole of the public are beginning to wair race trom San Francisco lo that the union Ih not simply a mlli- Hawaii, Is shown as he returned (ant organiKatlon wiih no interest to Los Angeles after '"tragedy in the work Itself, but an agency claimed Miss Mildred Doran and ib rough which the workers can her two flying companions In the make their fullest contribution to j Pacific.'" Maltoska's face carries industry and society. Viewed lu deep lines that tell the story of his this way. the union not only cares days and nights of worry. for the interests of the workers but w..m- .', -hi m . production no m.,ii ip,.,- i . ii,i' changing understanding due to ihel new emphasis labor has put uponf ilM constructive work. Formerly; ltior has allowed spectacular in-' (.,pnls ,)f lri to over.iliadow the! lnn.t important events of con-j jstructive devebpment and service, j federation has taken the in-j illative lu reversing this attitude! by securing publicity for more sub-j sliiiilial develojiments." J Pope Pius Greets I ! Charles A. Levine 1 KO.MI2. Oct. 3 (AP) Pipe Pius) today received diaries 'A. Levine in' special uudlence In the small tbroi e- room of the Vatican. I The pontiff, dressed in whii, seemed surprised at the small sta-1 tu re of Levine, who wus uccompun-j led only by M. Wrangle, a nephew, of the Russia u general Baron Wruagel, who is serving um his so cial secretary. The pope said I hat he was great ly pleused lo greet the trans-Atlantic flyer und then blessed Le vine, his fumily and all future flights. Levine, who upon entering the pontiffs presence had bent his kn , and kissed the papal ring like a . It rue Catholic, told his holiness thai I I the honor of being received was the) greatest he had ever experienced X rare book wus found in an old bureau drawer by Mrs. Kettle Wilson Neville of London. Eng land. R Is the first drill book of the Cnited Sta ten army, prepared by Baron Von Steuben, friend und aide to George Washington, and published In 1794. The only other copy known to exist is kept under close guard at the V'nlted States Military Academy. Win. Prim ft rents A fiood Cigar and Glorious Feelin'f AND JUS-r AS "foo GET COINS' GOOD AMD PeoPLiH 5ToP To LlSTEM AMD ADMIRG VcXJR. DeeP, Throats Tones. START BARKING -AND THEN Th BlS CHIEt CorES AL.01O& AMD SAYS Tbu pCMT NEED To REPOBT To MORKOUI OKJL.HSS YoJ CAlJ CAM Tt-iE COVCM - ld Gold Wears the Scar William P. Jfalloska. who backed Has Thief Drive Car to Jail house PORTLAND, Ore., Oct., 3. (AP) STAGES LEAVE FROM LA GRANDE DEPOT For information call Main 700 Travel in our Modern Chair-Car Stages! Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lake La Grande for Baker, Boise La Grande for Baker only La Grande for Pendleton (Connection at Pendleton Leave LaGraruia For Portland at 11:00 a m Tare $9.50, Round trio H6,0i mWWuWmrm " And a o OL.D GUOFS-R NOW Orthophonic Victor Records Prompt attention to special orders. 31 AIX Inc. 77 770 I'u nil tire ( o,, H. Cut-dck, Who lives In Port land and works at Vancouver, Waslu, today sbvv Jipproaching on a street in the latter city his auto which had been stolen last night. Cu.de k bailed i ne drh'er, asked for a bit ard steered the driver to the Vancouver police station, where, he wa.s placed under arrest. ' Win. IVnn . cents A Oood Cigar 9:00 a.m ! :00 p.m. 32:25 p.m. 7:1-50 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. for Walla Wulla nnd Pasco) By ERIGGS -amd vaJi-cm it cirs SCS You STAfiT OFF ACSIM VJlTt LCSS CONFIDENCE AfJL) C.C A Bit JiALLCD UP f FRieno TiPs You COLDS," ClrtAPETTG I IHAT HASN'T A CouG(J IM A CARLOAD--AND MJ I3CY 'EfA And OH-H-hDOY! ain't .7 GR-R KANH AMD UIOOS TEEUM fjWh C w. p. uiiuj r. i..l Uj,