La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text.'" . J'' ' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Page CTri Thursday, October 6, 1927 Lbcal News In Brief i - 1 .. . 1 -- : 1 ." ' . i r I ller ftir I tax ' . ".g i i i. i . , COMING INVENTS Oct. 2.1-aK, Inc. Convention of Oregon Parent -Teacher Coo grehs here.. . 4 In I laker Yesterday --v- K. I). Meyers spent yesterday In Baker In the Interests of business. Here fur BiMltulc .lurien, Crawford, of Klgln,. is among the teachers here, for the institute today, and tomorrow. .Lulu this Moniiiig--. . ' k Train No. 17 which is scheduled iL S o'clock in the morning was &o minutes late this morning.; Syneop"! Com in; v The lniiisiana Kyncopators or chestra, led ijy Ham Crawford, will play for u dunce at Zuber hull next Ua turd ay nlKliL, It is announced. . At S()mlll4i, Mia's J-eonti Ileui'lntf, of Uniou. i 1 stopping at thT" Soinmer this' week. She Ib' uttendinff the Union county teaeherr institute. Iluist.iTrt at Foley - C. A. IToivard, slate superinten dent of public instruction, Is reg istered ut tlio Foley, Mr. Howard in here for tlio Union county insti tute, f v , . ;.. Visited Here ' : ; Mr nml Mi'H ilfhlHli Vowli-'r. of Pendleton, wei-0 - guests at tho lionie ol'i Mr. Kowler's brother,! Ward Fowler, Tuesday und Wed-.1. Iii-sday. ! -.To A'Mt' In. Pendleton . L Mrs. H. U. Jtendell upd daugh ' ters. Ksthcr and Thelma, and gran dda tig liters, Wanda Malcom, h'it this morning for Pendleton (h..v tn viit with niiitivea. j , , j n xrtu . iinnv. I Mis. W. I). Warner and sons. ' Hobby and Hilly, left this morning r,,. w,.i. iei,,.r.. ili,.v will visit at the lioniii of Mrs. Warner's fa ther for the rest of the week. To Visit Here .Mrs. Bi-rnlce Grogun and sun, of Kcho," arrived here PKtrlilng for n viNll Willi Mrs. this ' ! Ott. They will Spend several days hero. . 17're for Institute- I .Miss Veroa -JohnHon 1 of- Klgihi nnd Muss M,ttfinn Hunson. -ofj'al-nier Ji'mctldn, are registered ut tho s:.iiiiiiier. Tlu-y are- attending tlw I uiun county teachcrc' liatltutCj i. '.' v:H:--v tin To loiilltinl , .Mrs. J. K. ('unllffe and daugh- ler. Miitgiiret. mid son. Hobby, left Jfcjhl.s niorniiig for Portland w'VlW " : : ,r, tV..v X T rota ru i t M,..ir hniu.1 Kiin.luv eveninir. 'Jo Visit llalljthler ; Mrs. ('.. ;. Headhy and daugh ter. I.enore, left this morning for Iliekletoh. Wash., where they will v sit Mrs. lleudloy's daughter, Mrs. Albert GoU'reilsoll, for tile rest of this week, They will return Sun day. T" Visit at Lake firuvr , 1,. Carler i'tt tills niornlng for I. like Grove", 'about ten miles from Portland,' on Oswego, where lie 'il! t-pend some tinii' visiting at the home uf ills daugbler. Mr. I'ar-.-r expe.-lH to relurn hero in about six mouths. Ui"Istered ut Sonmiei' Mrs.,U. P. Morris and Miss Km ma llenkle, of Monmouth, are rcg- h-tered at the Honimer. Miss Hen-! hie is .primary critic teacher at JUi'tinioiilh w hile Mrs. M orris Is" a ' critic teaeln-r there. . Both will be Fpiiikers at the institute at' the) L.irh Hchfinl. ! Meeting Postponed m1 x . , - ; The inoctltiK of-the Ladles' Aid soeieiy'of InibleiV which was sehe-dtilt-ii to tulte place' at the home of Mts. CharleH C'eaver. hua been postponed' inderinitely on account of Die death of Mrs. Cleaver's bro ther. For Special Anniversary Values Anniversary Special Discount of 20 On Any Dress Trousers, Dress Shirts, Leather Vests ' and Sweaters V i New Fall Overcoats . 25.00 to 55.00 ' Anniversary Special Hat or a pair of Shoes ($5.-13 values), Free with any Overcoat sold. Values $25.00 to $37.50. $-10.00 to $55.00 values, Free $7. 13 Hat or Shoes. it Our Fail Line of Quality Wcarin? Apparel Complete Than Now for Your Here for - V Mrs. P. K. Mrfoury and daugh ter torothy, of Kauiehi, uro visitors Jiere toduy. : ,; I lU'tiinin Homo James Duly him. returned to his ! boiuu In Los Angeles, c'ul., ufter vl&tllug hero for a week ut th homo or Ills sister, Mrs. it. J. Kitchen'. Hum frojii Ehrlu Mrs. .Anna Klliighuniiner, of Kl ein, is visiting In Lu Orunde ut tlio humu.oC her son, Huco Kllnehum- mor. '; '. t : ' - . ,, . Arrived llere Thin .Moniln Jean KcHsloy, director of health education, from Poiilund, urrived here on Train No. 24 this mornin? to attend the teachers' Institute. 1 . To Attend Ik'iike-Wfilker Leonard Stevens, son of Mr. und Mrsu W. W. Stevens, mid Paul Cox, both of Union, will leave tonight for Portland, where they will cntcd Beiike-Walker college Iauh Visit HettN- . Alls.' C. C. Begley returned this morning to her home in Haker aft er visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. H. L. howe, for seveiul days. Left for Portland , I Miss Mary Frawley let-t for Portlund last night, where ahd'wlll, visit refatives und friends. Hfto ; P'"ns to ue gone auout woh.; " A J ' Me Portland - v . i ?U9. v.. m. mmiii iiitn leiiiiiit'u t her homo 'here from Portland, where she visited her husband and her aunt. : Goes to L'tah Mrs. Parley Kelk aiid young on, Alelvln. left tills morning tor era it, Luke City where they will visit wltli her parents. Mrs. Felk will, attend the biennial conference of the L. U. S. elrtirch whlcli begins tomorrow. - I i' To Visit Iurfliters ! Mrs. A. P. Nelson left this inorn I ing Tor linker, where she will spend; baby the day visiting with her daughters, , iiertha and Klorence, who are in training al the Ht. Kll.llbetirs hos pital there. - Homo Fruiii i;tcndcd Visit... - - tr..UJld .Mvs, Andrew l.oney Jr., aiid small duughtor Slary. riauriiod lii.nin.lbl's litolnlne froin-an e.xU nd-V cd- trip in WasliinttOn,'aiid'OidgOn.iKO,m, ,.xient, They ..Isiiea. ,.yjiiv .muura friends In SplMne:Weuatolieu1(Se utll mid. In. Portiani), ',,.1' HI Tt.lay Mrs. Hurry Owens was confln nflned -M to- i NKV'ftblue'betiMse of Illness employefl.ut the Penney company. Guests lien Mrs. Lillian Allen and uaugiiu r. Joan, of linbler, are gursls nt t.e; home of Mr. und Mrs. Itlchard Tho- inns for a few days. .Mrs. Allen. J w ho Is u teacher ai uu " in tending the teachers' Inslltuto. Visited Ilw - W. G. Beat lie, from the Univer sity of Orecron. sloppeu in Grande yesterduy Und visited ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert It. Hanna. Mr. Beattle was on his way home to Kugcnc from- Enter prise, where he attended the Wal lowa county teachers' insitute. Ho is Mr. Hu nnti's brother-in-law. l.-n.L. VUt Uiti . " m',.1 ' w it. lt.tiu.r li ft tliiH nmrn-i ., . after visiting here -since- -Tucsdny fn- uu. limit!, in I'u iiivni idiir. with her daughter, Airs sum n:u:c- kopY. ; r ' - V ? ,: -V- ' ." ", Some liuprtiVed-- ' j William iNCwimi, w no nii.i ' - . erlttcally HI for the past ISdays Miss Ha iff testified that for weeks In Baker, is reported to be slightly I she had s;en Geo. Kvenson and Improved. . Mrs. Newton, who h'-sfjuck Miller, eo-defendflnls. who .in bi.eii HeHniislv 111 has reeovervrl I liavi pleaded guilty, In front, of sufficiently to beVremoved from tlie hospital to her hoha-. Mr, Ny.nioii I higs, meeting men. emvnnK - (Un went foul; foul strike '2; ball pickedtiL. Waner orf first base; was for several years' ranch fore- mobiles, mid going into a passage- ,iffh: foul; l.uzz rl took b. Wan- bull 3 outside; fuul; foul Barn inun for N.' K. West and is-knmvii wnyi- w hich contained atstalrwuy crs hopper und tossed him out; I hart singled Into center, U Waner in i.,'niM eirelci nf the eoitntv. leading to a rooming house. fBamhurt lip; bull 1 inside: ball 2 .racing tp third; P. Wuner uifc ti; Friday and Saturday "THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCE" MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTERS Of rk-lal Here I Johnson H. Smith, stuto deputy heud consul of Modern WooUmon of America, from Portland:' Is In '1..H, Grande and will be guest of honor ut a special meeting of ilio local cum) tonight. Visiting -from linker Miss Virginia Loughtln, of Ha ke r, visited here' toduy with her (rriuuliiiotlicr, Mrs. Jt. W. Loiiirium ut her lioiiiu oil Kourtfi atlucl. Miss j I l.oujrliliu it employed ut the AUIer'a Music store In llulur. - : U-p TtMlttji, Mr. and Mis, Hal Bohnrnkump, 1 accompanied by Mrs. Bohnen- tl Kochunspargor Dr Goorgo 8 ' oaK h fllvtl out to Wntr: IMP kamp's mother Mrs. Mary Baker. lloffniJU,t iit master of tho troop foul strike 1; ball 1. high and Mrs. Archibald Clark, left to- j4. u v Cupsey seoiit mas- il,sll,w: 2 outside; strlko 3 day by auto for Portland.. Mr. und .tcP' of troop No 1 1 and ltobont Plpgrua grft a. slnglo Into Mrs. -Bohneiikamp and Mrs. Baker I a, ,.MIi ...nUK,f ,. imut right. iJugan halting; Ht second; wll ho awuy for a few days. Mi, Clark is returning to her home In Portland after visiting hero for some timirtdt.i -her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. O. l. Sllverthorn. i...ir - ... i with the colors of the three troops, Several local radio fans, who;(rrL.0Ilf yulIow und pun,ie( hou tuned In on the world Buries report iiu,ts of Mlvn bidng used. this morning, reported to The Ob. server that a regenerative: set Home puiev in im tiianuo praeucaiiy ruined the? reception for the ma- j Jority of fans. They urge that who- ever is using tlie regenerative set refrain unlit after the .world series, so that tho big majority. of the radio fans can receive a clear re port. , ' Congressman Sfiiuoi. rnx-es A Congressuinn Nleholns Minuet t, HXti-KUfllMnir-ri u Hot nnnt wli- lu-A !t congress, who bus beeh visiting In Kuslcrh Oregon this week, left last night for Boardmun, where he ! la 1 ls; Ml. scheduled for-a day's visit Sirtnott spent . Mom'ay ,. in .Baker, Tuesday In Union and Ia- Grande: and Wednesday (n Wallowa, coun ty, f While in .a Grande he was the guest of .1. H. Pea re, chairman of tho Union republican central com- muxee, und other friends. Last woffk the congressman ,wos a ment- her of a congressional committee which made an Inspection trip to tno umaililiv project unu omer .llaslern Oregon sites. Mr. Slnnntt declured Ihut the .committee hud expre'seu useu as nigiiiy uiipressea by the trip. :. . , . I j . Uuker lteallm- lion I II. Newton,, who Is in the real estate business In linker, was u bus- Iness visitor here' today. Tlur New"- ton reports tliut the - real estalo i business Is good ill Ilakcr, altliough ihe declares, tlmh the rains this fall v;,..., hurt fiirmini.- conditions to u In -other.) places, ivimildlnfr. .however, is cood.-lm'i said. Mr. ' Newton was fur many , dished all,ir u widt! Geh yiiiis'a resident of l,a. Grande an,rlg tuok Jlurris' grounder and m r,...'t u hii eH. lv resldenu of liiu .towelled first, Grantham , going to city, coming here in K'l when 1-e ... LoDloved by th late W. ,i:.l.tlllH was a. b.w curve ; li.all JJilgh; s'nndJ,as liter M r e w l on iviih'111" - 'ifwldo 'bigl.r.Aoo.lT' !nUl lorelirin ut- u.licruiUlle company.. lh.TJi e-Xrurt luildlng.k After"-"- N runs, one hit, no er, years Mr..N.wMm moVed t iuktM where he bus since made his Hoiik - . . : ;. . ; . r Wnlril cl V " HhmP.R lR KeStlimea. , . ,.,. r wiiiitim It. L.arncK, ex-sherirr, und now juhiutc of the peace of Klamath Falls; A. I). Lambert, and U I. Itlc, churg ed with coitsidruey to violate tlie national prohibition ml, was re sumed this morning before Federal k Juu Judge lioheTt H. Beun At ar. overtime session yesterday : 11 1 1 1 1 ill (l(J ll . iiuos i'. '. : Kluniath l'alls. a public ste nora- prr,. icouncu i.m.i ..v j llccs, ucruss the street from I be I iiiolco owned by ljunbert. mil IWhere Barnes; und Bice were, em- t-'The Smoke;; and adjoining build - New Fall Suits 30.00 to 55.00 Anniversary Special Hat or a jair of Shoes ($5.13 values), Free with any Suit sold. Values $30.00 to $37.50. $40.00 to $55.00 values, n Free $7.45 Hat or Shoes. Has Never Been Moie Selection. f Scout Troop 19 Entertains At Dinner Meeting MiMiihcro or tlio boy scout troop No. ly, which In spollHorcd by tho Kplncopal church, entcrtainr! tho boya of troops No. 14 untl No. It, lr ii, i,-irt i-nniivtnriiin und jiftiioUlst' Kpiscopal churches, luat ovonimr ut Honuu hull. Dinner was preparod und served by thu mothers of tho boy scouts and during the dinner several of i ...,.,i., r-...i jiem jr( tjluiro Perkins and Vtr- ' troop ulso talked. .U'ohibs up; ball 1 Inside; strike 1 jr' y Tt A.ny mitional director I called; this was a wide curvo; ball and president of the Kustern Ore- s nurn; ioui sirmo ioui wan gon boy s-out council, wus u guest vr robbed Combs of a long hit by of the evening und was tho princi- I "mking a catch neur tho - flag pal speaker. ' nolw in dl'op C(,n,,'r- catch rn uinner m ea weru uuioruu-u t Several parents of tho boys were UH0 gUests at the party. After dln- ncr WHnes were enjoyed until time fQr adjournment. " . . : GOTHAM LADS SCORE THREE ' IN 2 INNINGS , i . - . (Continued from Page 1) I the Insldo corner: Wright up; foul V Y.iJh wrisTht mtllon' ll"u'' mto. the Stands which I. high, tight sent . . ... ,.lnnhpiJ. nf,n 2 BirilMj mill u high. ono to tho Hiimblno and, I'lmtes wont back to tlio field. , vi IING YAXKFES' M,CO.NI -; .. ?Lul lJltl une i nn, unt" uu, nu i-iiuia, fell down ducking tills one: strike 1 culled this was u sweeping curve; ; ball I outside: its 1 and 2 oil !.nr fceri; ball U low outside; Lazzeri splushed a hit on Aldrldge's glove; Dugan tip; strike 1; the hit and run play was on but Dugan fouled 1 high inside: ball ' the ball; ball Inside: foul strike 2; tho Yanks rro trying to hit. and run again foul; ' JJugun fouled to Gooch; Mengough up: ball 1 high: Hon- gougll sent up high foul to Gooch j.jpyras up; ball 1 big; inside; ball 2 high; foul strike 1: I'lpgras tried to hit the cripple; strike t-ulled; this was a low curve; bulS 3 outBlIu; foul; Pipgrus lined out to Grantham; No runs, one hit, no errors. . SlitXJ.M) I.N.MNG, I'llSATK-S- " 'Iruynor up; I'lpgras inreew out iiayuur til", i ii-Niua miun u"t strike 1 called; this was u curvvr shoulder high: Grantham got jingle into ceulttr; Harris up; ball outside; strike 1 hung: H Harris seeonu: upocn up: HLriKO X caiieiii li.all Inigh; ' .: ,i. ,5.ni. ' .. ( fmI f - Ii(f,h. fiUl Mtrkn ; na fi llffh. bull 3 outside; Combs got a single 'Into right, the hall bouncing out of i Grantham's reach; Koenlg tip; Koenig singled into tenter und when J Waner let. tho bull go through him Combs scored i , und Koeutg went to third; Itulh htvit- -ic-i.-niir Kffinwl nn ft nt h wii-. rliice fly to L. Waner.. Gehrig up; Gehrig got u long hit to right for two buyes; Meusel up; MeiisH got a hit to the infield Which Wright barely was abb; to knock down, Gehrig going lo third; J-uzzerl up; j hull 1 low outside; strike I culled; Gehrig scored on j.u.zcrl's sacri fice fly to Paul Wuncr; Meusel go- j , . , ..... lo geconu on me niro )(K(m up; 8trjkl, Vilih,tl. throw in; bull 1 i high; Dugan filed out to P. Waner; Three runs, four hits and one err- up; bull 1 low; strike 1 culled; or. bull 2 low; plpgras wart working a THIIUl IXXIXG, PIUATKS (hitch und a low bull with a flue I Aldridge up; ball 1 inside; strike change of pace; ball 3; L, Waner 1 swung; Aldridgc went after uV'gol a base on bulls: Burnhurt up; ball urouitd his neck; bull two, in-i JJio crowd kept calling for a rally side low; UiKzeri took Aldrldge's all through this Inning; strike I Hue drive; J.. Wanrr up; foul strike - i: it Waner tried to bunt Hut t)ie inside; Plpgras was keeping titc ball close to Iturnhart; foul strlko 1; Barnhatt slushed a slnglo over the middle bag; P. Wanur up; ball 1 low Inside; P. Waner sent up a high fly to Meusel. No runs, no hits, no errors. I'OCKTH INNJNG, YAXKKHS Bengough up? bull I outside; HciiKoiigh lined out to L. Waiter; Pipgrun up: iovi strike 1; bn!l 1 high: bull 2 inside; foul strike 2; ball 3 inside; I'lpgras fanned swinging for t he third strike: Combs up; hall 1 inside; strike 1 swung: strike 2 sw img; 'Aldridgc wns using n curve shouder high; Combs fanned out, swinging for a third strikr No runs, no hits, no errors. j: J.nzzert was trying to uunt; bail IOI Ki ll IXXIXG, PIHATKH . 1 high; bull 2 Inside; humeri sent. Wright "t: the crowd Is cheer- u high ono out to U. Waner; IJu ing for a Pltisburv rally; Wright ruii jtp: Imirait sent out another up: ball 1 :ih:.'i Inside; Wright fly to h. Wuncr; Bennough up; sent up u high fly to Combs, who 'strike 1 called; Meusel stile second had tci race In to make the catch: und was out trying to steal third. Truynor up: bull 1 hitfti: foul strike t: hall 2 Inside; boll strike 2 called; Tmynor t;ot a two base hit Into left center; Grantham up; Grantham fouled out to lugan who made the catch with one hand leaning over th temporary boxes; Harris tip; Harris -nt up a high fly to Itulh. No runs, one hit, no errors. k I'll TH INXIXG. VAM4 t'.tA KnT.I ui; bull 1 outside; strike 1 culled: Koenlir flhd ottt to P. Wiiikt; Ktith up; ball I wlili and otllHid'-; l;il 2 inside; ball' 3 out side; Babe was given a base on hulls: Gehrig up: sirtke I swung; bull 2 high Innlile: bull 2 low out nlde: tM W'H- u slc.v ball b,a Geh rig -wasn't tempted; Gehrig filed out to I. Waner in center field and Ituth pt to seeond on th'i eaten; It was a sacrifice fly: MMie up: foul strike 1; fuul nirike 2: ball 1 high; bull 2 outsid: Meiii struck out lowing for a third strike. Ssq ruun, no hits, uo virorj. 1 FIFTH INKING, 1MRATES ' Gooch up; ball I blsh: strlko 1 cull; it was a ourvo on the out. sldo corner; foul strike f: ball 2 outside,: Plpgraa tossed out Gooch; AldrldKo up; Aldrldse fouled out to BenirouRh; l. Wuncr up; K Wanor filed out to Combs. No runs, no lilts, no errors. MYTH INNING, VA.Ki:lS , 1 Jiiai'rl up; AldrlilRo took a lone warm-up In tho box: ball 1 hlitli inside; ball 2 high outside; Aid rlilRo was still throwing ln-curves; strike 1 called; P. Wuncr took Las jtori's ions -drive up against the conoreto wall; Dugan up; Dugau " " " wn"L "f "" " flrat bull pitched: Bengoueu up; "Tlko I called;-foul. Btrlke Ben- no, errors. ; 'SIXTH IXMNG. PIIIATKS Barn hurt up; ball 1 outside: Combs took Barnhurt's long smash, p. Vaner up; strike 1 culled; P. Wtiner got a single past Dugan; Wright up; fout strike, 1: ball 1 wide: Wright fltcd 'ouV to Combs; Troynor up; foul strlko 1: bait 1 high Inside: bull 2 outside; foul strike 2; Koeniff took Traynor'n hot smash and touched second. No ruiHI, iiui lulu, jiu .eiiuiii. . , . SlvilNTIt INNIN'ti, yAXKEFii Koenlk i: ball 1 low strike 1 called;- foul- slrlko:,3,v tills was a high: Koenlg fifed to-P. Wanor for tho second time In tho game; Huth up; bull 1 outside; ball : aide: Ruth grounded out to Hi n-lsted; Gehrig up; ba.M bull 1 outside; ball 2 In- Harris high outside: hall 2 high oillnlde; Aid ridge tossed out Gehrig- at first. No run, io hits, no errors. ... SKVEN'ITf IXXIXG. PIKATICS The crowd -was calling - for- a Plrato rally. Qraiitham :up;' ball 1 Inside: Grantham' got a two boso hit against the right field stands; the crow wus In an uproar; Harris up; ball 1 inside; Koenlg threw out Harris . uit first, Grantham holding second; ' Gooch up; foul strike 1; bull 1 high outside; foul strike 2: ball '2 high: Gooch lined out to l-uzerl und Grantham .was doubled ut second.,; Lazerl to Koe nlg. No runs, one' hlt, no errors. KiGHTii ixxixcii yanki:f:s ; .Meusel up; ball 1 wide; ball 2 Inside: Meusel .singled sharply oyer the middle bug. Grantham knock? Ing down tho ball; Laazerl ,up; foul strike L; Iizzerl tried to bunt but It went foul; Lazzcrl singled Into right. Meusel going to third; It was a beautiful play; Dugan Up; the Pirate infield came In; ball 1; Meusel scored on . a. wild' pitch; l.uK.eri . going to second; Dugun , miiuet. . ituu i.y.f.v t, . n .ont'in Vllinii vtoucn. io.-i ihiiuj, .outfit third: Gooch. to,-1 rawi n4,BUugh,:Ui(..,bul.,.l.,tsW; nillHlile! ..',., , '.,. i,n ii,i. u,.. goUgh got u ba, on balls; lip up ball 1 Inside; ball 2 out side: ball 3 outside; strlko 1 call ed;' Pipgrus also walked und tho bases were filled: Manager Bush rushed from the bench and halted the pluy; AldrhJge wus tuken from the box and Cvengroa .went into tin; box. Cvcngros warmed up.a bit, displaying a wide curve; . Combs up; foul strike 1 ; Combs wus nn ny a pttencu uuii unu iu- gan scored. The bases woro still ton Koenlc's sitiirle to ricTit, Pip full. Koenlg up; Bengough scorcfi gras halting at third; Ituth up; bull I low; Huth forced Plpgras at the plate, Granthem tot Gooch. Gehrig up; Gehrig forced Combs. Three runs, three hits and no' err ors. ' EIGHTH IXXIXG, PIIIATKS " Smith battled for Cvcngros; Smlth up; ball 1; strike 1 called; toul slrlko 2; Hmlth grounded out to Gehrig, unassisted; 1 Waner .called; bull 1 low outside; foul 'slrike 8: bull 2; Behgqugh almost' waner m;orei' on i waner s sacri- j f h to Meusel; Barnhart held first; Wright up; ball 1 wide outside; Koenig look Wright's grounder und touched second. One run, .one hit. no errors. xixtk ixmxu, vaxki:i;s lawson went Into the box for Pittsburg. Duwson is a riht ban der and warmed up before Mcusei came to the but. Meusel up; bit 1 1 1 inside; this wus a fust ball und one of the ftrst the yankees looked j at in the game; strike 1 culled: I bull 2 inside; Meusel got a hit which Wright knocked down, und It went for un error; l.uzzcrl up; foul strike 1; Jhiwnon tried to .catch -Meusel at first; foul strlko Gruitthsm to Tray nor. No runs, no Jilts, one error. i XIXTH 1NXIXG piH.vri:s Truynor ui; strlko 1 called; Traynor sent out a high fly to Combs; GiHtham up; the crowd was commencing to leave the park; ball 1 Inside; strike 1 rnfhd; this vvtts a fust curve; strike 2 swunir; foul; this was a long fout Into the 1 stands; foul; bull 2 outside; foul; Grantham spilt the atr, swinging for a third strike; It whs a fuut rum.' around his neck; Harris up; j nail l wine; ioui Ninac i; j-jpgrua took llsrrin' hoppi-r und run ovr and touched first. No runs, no, hits, no errors. Dott't boll string beafis a long Unit; with ham or pork merely lo flavor them. The vitnniitfs will bv. destroyed und most of the olher VKlunblc ingredh-nts cxtraeled. Ln steu'L add bacon fut or crisp diced butwn attrtiirf tiuii v . . STREET AND - -SEWER WORK '.' PROBLEM UP " (Continued from Page Ono) which the city will be obliged to carry uuIckh the property owners' Jptiy In cash, which ls regarded us, Uinta unlikely..' , . V, Homvi WiH'k liieonipltHo In addition to this there are hov- oral more Improvement districts under construction and not yet , completed. These, however, do not j present the same aspect In that i there Is a law under which three-; year generul obligation bonds may: be issued to take care of the; amounts over tho county valuation i on Improvements, provided the city takes a lien against the property within five-days after certain no-! tlee is given., City officials dls- UHaed whether most oC tho prop-, ertv owners witose protterty is valued lit less than Improvement assessments, will agree to this, al though It ls expocted that the city will have to curry part of thu sum: ho us to give these property owners i the same time In which to pay for their improvement us. Is given property on which bonds uro sold under tho Bancroft 10-year bond ing plan. t . ,. ' :'',' , .. Tho City's Thin In other words, the city, might Issue three-year bonds but give tho property owners 10 years In which to pay. currying the remaining seven payments except In eases where properly owners, aro able to make larger, payments, or pay. cah for the charges above tho assessed valuation. , For ; exuniiiv c' Atoi'ey Cietn-go T. Coi'iiriin e.nliilns',' If" ji :lot lstssessed 1.' the eoliiity'atjlf 1 ll and Iniprovenieut assessments tf ,'tal $HU.Mi. the ;. properly owner must pay the $12.50. in :cash- In or der to permit lite city to sell a ten ycur bond. If the property owner cannot do this the city will he re quired lo handle the entire umouni of ItlifiO either on Its own books or on tho three-year bonding plan. Most of tho business district im provements, including- the street lighting improvement districts uro valued at so high a figure as to cover all improvement assessments. but practically all of tho residential improvement work dpne In- :102H and Will, for w-hleh bonds, have not been sdd; has some property involved which Is assessed too low- to permit the ctty to bond -under the 10-year plan. , "' , Two Districts illehKUp, , : As a rc-sult, Lwo linproveinent districts Which were petitioned for early tills year, are on tho table for the wlnlor and possibly longer. One provide fur macadam VlrectH and sldewiilkH on , N'ui'tli tllicrry street and the other for inaeadani streets on Oak and. .Cedar between M and 1.. .In both dlsllie.ts some of the lots uro'vuluod on the coun ty, rolls at. a less figure tluiu-tho liroposed'lmpruveiuenl assessments. . Also, there urd several- petition tiin..,)uiluveinnt,,nvi')i-hld.owlk, sewor und streets now In tlio city euglnoor's office which will prob ably bo held until sonic solution uf. tlio problem is arrived at... he city commlHsloiierH lust night passod ordinances providing for. the stile of bonds for the 13 eompl!odj districts -in .the umuunt. of $80, 6U7.1U. ' . Other Business 'Other business at Loaded to -last night lueltided the tjsuaiiee of an order for a hearing on Nov. 2il, l!H'7 on a petition presenlod by the Sisters of Ht. Francis asking that Fifth street irom J to K be cluted; passing of the September salary list In the amount of $r, 107. 7H; ap proving of (irelimlnary estimates by die Warren Construction coinpuny and. P. J. Lilly In the total amount (if $ail?.aa; and the first and sec ond reading of ml ordinance Hint would make it unluwful to park cars within (ho fire limits In i-n Grande (which includes part of the business district) for a period logg er Hum five m hint os between the. hours of 2 and 5 a. in. This is deemed necessary by city officials in order to have clear streets for street cleaning. Arcade FRIDAY SATURDAY ION in ms mosv startling film mmm . Last Time Tonijfhl "WHAT PRICE GLORY" j Full Suit or Overcoat, $S.1.73 You Save at Resists Robber And Is Wounded l POKTLANP. Oro Oct. H..(AI') Ueslstlng an .ir.ncd vobl.er, who . ,i. lilm lulu' the roar room of (lis pharmacy at 1043 . Williams ivenue, Hubert S. Hall! was wound ed when the Intruder flrod point blank ut Jilni. The- bullet gruzed Hall's forehead, and stunned lilm. the thiot escaped with ?35 from llie eash rcglstor. - ; Ijider u - jobber w-hilso descrip tion tallied with Bull's assailant, held up the Lincoln Park phar macy, 0C5 Fremont slroot und 'rob bed G, A. Iliigie, proprietor und Mrs. liuglo of 1100;' the duy's 10- ccipts.. , H. A. ( ruwdor, rrult stand pro prietor wns held up and robbed iif about ?tl by four men, one of thorn unned, who drove up )ln u car.- ' ; : ',. '. ' 11. T. HJornson, grocer, 727 Mis sissippi avenue, waa held up und robbed of (IS In hts store by 11 niun ariiied with a revolver. ' 1 'li b . f'kos'i'W'xrt Mi L. Ii Ostium!, formerly-a: resi dent of this city, passed away a Belllnghujit. Wash.,, Sept. 0. Ut the age of t4 yeurs, He. cuttie to the coast In 177... belnir in The Dulles for Inuny yeurs,,ulso nt Huinpte where' he ' was' engaged hi mining. ' He lived- In La Grande for sev--, erul years, working at carpentry. lie Is survived 'by lltrce dtiugh-1 lent, '-one son and lour grandchild jdren. The body wan taken lo The I littles for' burial,' where services were held by IJie V. O. V The de- cedent was u churtcr member of : Mt. Hood camp 0'J. ;ixun: hammtil Funeral serviceH for George llumimi,. w ho pussed awuy yester day ut lljo Grunde Hondo hosplUil, STAR Obituary TODAY And FRIDAY ( v She Faced a Thousand Deaths that one might live lier happiness hung by the slender thread of chance yet she braved the scorn of the' one she loved. It's a tremendous, glamorous , ; he-man picture of the wild, free, country , where man is a law unto himself and, man's love for woman is elemental, passionate and fierce, . with a woman playing the big part ; CARL LAEMMLE presents I J E greatest stonr J&Y W AN IOVIN WIUilT PBODUCTION ' Comedv "A FOOL AM) HIS HONEY" EDNA PAYDEN At The ORGAN " ' , . ' ' - " - ,1-. Made to Order for Only 75 All Wool a-l'lvm' SUITS Single. Pauls, $8.23 Least $15.00 IN TM Wilt 1104 Adaiiu Store Mo, It La OttanUe, Ore. ; - . rW will be hold tQmorroW.'.artdrnpoi? at ono o'clock from tluv HnodgraML and Zlnimcrman chupoU The fun1 oral will be under tho Musonlo,, auspices and the Hov. Hull ,JC Wal lis, fonnerty pastor of tno tsiunu "'..r... " ' ,mi. , ' .1 .itM.A:- " Duriul will bo ,ln tho iBlana -Cltyi '" cemetery. ' '.' '. f--. . i-(; - ...nu In viinVa " .l,t Ho hud mude his home ut Islunu City for tho past 20 yaM. i,V i: 3 ARC A D E , Monday . . We 15uy :for Less We Sell lor Less Men's and Boys' ' ; BLAZERS ' All-wool J pliihT and stripe! eoutbinutions fo ,vork und dress. ''''"1'Jxceptinniir Values ' ,";$2,95Jl'?3.9Sr$ii:93 ' '' i-:ttA I'Mnu" - iiti;ss iu,A,i:its . ' : $6.95, $7.95. 1V"llii'i' Tiilnuiivil i.i ni,A.i:its ' . $(1.95, $7.95, $9.45 Men's Sox 1 .Ulnuk nnd I'rown ttri'im'iioit ' ". 5c "; ' V'-v'r;. Wnftlni'i-r ilnil flri'iiiiin bluett anil lirown" sox . -. 15c 2 for 25c NewdrkstoiJ Uestroyers of HirH Pr!cv j 2m .. ADDUCE HI""