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Saturday, August 2.", lji; Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER More charming than pretty skin cool anil economical Hummingbird Silk Hose $1.50 a pair Value HILL'S NIGHT FIGHTS Itilden ousted ! in amateur play Veteran Barred Indefi nitely Found Guilty of Violating Rule nosTov, An?, sr.. iaiv Win- In m T. 'ilMen. II. barred from anta- t lit tennit by n ruling of the exe. t rullve committee of the K. H. Lawn j T'-nnlK AHHu'iuilon, mid today that be w mild apply for f inMiaiciiifiit J at the September meeting of I h- ' t ommiit . In ti Mate merit giv n out hen- he wild he ri'Mt-iitt'l 1htj implication of the eoinmitiee which 'it s much HM railed in- it lirir." i KW VOItK. Ann- 'It. (AV -1 Dependable William T. TUtbn, 2nd, gaunt vet (.tiallry t run of the lenniM lourttt, ha been hatred indefinitely from amateur eoiiiitetllioii. ! The lanky I'hilad' Iphlan, veteran of nine I'aviM cup rampafirnH. nlx titriH holder of Mi national mukIcn tilli- ami by nuiny regarded an the greatest tennis player of ull times, was found guilty early today uf violating the amateur player-writer rule of the I nltfil Stale l.nwn TcriniJt Ansoeiaiion. The verdict, reached ly t he notorial ion' exe eutive committee (iflrr nearly mix hour of discussion, wan anornp- nv rin: askooati:i iMtl.ss cmc.;( Hilly Petrolic, largo, N. II. technically knocked out H'lK, Knghind (.ri). Harry ' Mi man. Chicago, and M ick-y lanit-rli. largo, urrw 1 1. j viur- un,. ny Tilden'i hidef ifiilp tsuK l.nyit.n. .-v.-w H.fK, (Hi. J narry IM.nili(,n from ,,.r,h r :.'... St. 1'hiiI. drew IT,). Miki ' Los Angeles, and Jimniy f'hveland, drew M. (Jeorge . ! ' lilf-nifo, ht-at Harmy Hndd, i iti- Haul-, Ind.. (&). LON; HICANCH, N. J., Leo competition um an amateur. Ttii committee, announcing lis (I)-cIhIoii in a l-ngihy mateim-nt, held that Tiltbn rli-arly had vio lated iltf player-writer rule hy liiw newspaper a it irli ti on tin- Knglish Wins Gulf Swim ' r- tfW 1 I &K 1 If ti Ba i -5asa wA m. ATHLETICS FAST ;Too Much ON YANKS' HEELS New York's Lead in the) American Trimmed Cards Lead National J.om.tlil. Ah nh-pn. Wmli,, and Mux rhainpitnMiifM thin ftiiiiinit-r at 'tiM'iihlooin, N-w York, drt-w lit ), ; W imM don whri ho Was a corn-Ja'kii- I'ilkiriKton, IMttKhiirKb, out- junior. , puintt'd Joy Kaufman, New Vork 10). SAV I'ltANflHCO IMp Myfr of San I'YunolHco and Jlrnrpy l-'in-U-y. Louisville, drew (Ht). MA.mil u;Aa r i.i:Ain:its llhhn SHitit l.ltlh' urprlB' hy th fldvfrsp dp-ri-Hion, Tihli-n. who In in lioiton In rmn rtlon with n vnmlevilhi lip P''ai'anrf rf-fuwd to remittent. Krh-ndM Intiinat'd, lnWi-v'r, that he would Ntek rdnKtatt'iitnt at u liii'tttitf of the exerutlvf roininitiet iiext month. Tlic hy-ln w s of t 1m I'. I.. T. A. proviite for rt lttatat' -nti'tit of uny ftiKpndt'd player upon nuhtniKfilon of rvld'-nre "satisfac tory" to the nssurintlnn's pxerurlve commliter that n-fnNtii!eiitent in rtwrlted 1'rptiy Ailn-iuiis llirhlim;, of .Mcrti phif. Tmiii., w.tH the winner of the aniilt.il 1-t-li.ile liiloxi-I.-le ,t in piicp mariiihnn Mviin on ihe Culf nf Mpxil-u. She '-Utfl.-ifis.-il :'S t-t-trie i,t Ich the field itnd it ti.-.U her only h Jioinn und Nventen minules under hrollinM mm to do it. She's one of the renins u hy lliose tuwns nlom; the Jiill" C.i.i.-t are pi,ptil;tr report- liV HI Itlil ltl . UAIEKllt (AK'lat(l I'res SHir1s AVrlier) ' ha set tu 11 predictions arc danK-r. nus, When the New Vork Olanla swept the Cardinals into dcriat in t hree .'t rniht natm s at Ht. Louts some of the hoyn ihoiiKht th nn tional h n (cue l-aille v.as all over hut the Hhoutinif. And when Hie New York Yankee euiue mil ot t lietr evtendt i slump and eased their Way h;i-k lo il flVe-tfHltie ea over the Philadelphia Athletics. M wiih freety predfet'-tl that t'onnlo Mack 7iad starleil hix hp) jM tin- Artieri (an le;iKue too late to do any food. Mm ttnl.-ty the i'nrdinals are hack on top in John Heydler'H circuit arain. They lead the I'lttslmiKh l'irates, in fifth plate, hy only live and a half names. The Yankees still hold the erest in the A ni'-rieii u e;iKlie hut lloir f) t:i n t HK' ovpr the A's has dwindled to threp Kaitte.s. t.anie Ami Half h l.lml Met; raw's clan now tuiils t he (ordinals hy u Kame ami a half. ) Yesterday the Corsairs, still Very much In tile pennant race. Hoick, d the Giants into a disastrous 1; to f defeat, clout in (f five New York pitchers for 1 !i hits, kooI for 2f liases, linrleijfh (Irltnt-S, hatmiliK up his ?:'nl victory of the year heat the (rtantH for the firth MariKln t line t his Season. 1 The Cardinals took ndvnntne of this hreak hy dowlnv the I'hillles, in a Kn-it t pitchers halite h.tween Jew Hainrs for the Cards and U.-iiK' and Walsh for the Phils. 1 The only score of thf jfamp whs a home run hy Krnefu ( ir.-,attl, rf - ' tij It Card first hn.se man. J ; TakiriK a donhle hill from tie- : f$ t ... j' j Golf 1B0X1NG CARD TO BE SNAPPY ONE Both Main Event and Semi-Final Look Good to La Grande Fans r'iifht fans of l.a (Jrunde are et rectinK the Luhor day hoxinif card, to he stared nt lies hnll hejeinnlntr at 7 p. in., to he one of the best of Ihe Hprln'K-KUinmer stasOn. George ln(rTsol. 144-pour.der of Astoria, is well known ihrouKhotit the I'arifir roast ami particularly (In thp Northwest, where he has ifotiRht ntinteroiin nmitt events, win nintf the majority of his brittle iKt'lhSt irood men. .Seals Even Up ! Series; Stars Take 3 In Row t .in,. Ii ,."iie SlllllllillX ' ; Hollywood Sacramento 'San Krancisf-o ... Oakland i Los Anffcles .M isslon Portland Seattle w. I-. i't. a 7 17 .fis 3 1 IS . fi ti 7 ..13 2 1 .fill 'Ti .f.:i7 .:-:( :u .is n .:7S n- The Aof iiiutl I'rcs San I'rancljtco evened the series with the Uravers hy winning. to 1 liner (In. Seiils had estlthHshed u one run le.nl in th A new world's record for dawn todusk ptlf playing la believed to have been made hi Fori Worth, Texas, recently, when Clarence first, Port- lie will b nilted attains! lel Al- hintl mmte Keveral atteiupls to ten. Mo, of Im Orantle. who hasnj,i( h victory, but Ituckshoi May, built up a remarkable reputation in Seal hurh-r, held thwn otf- HjH- the last two y.nrs. Another tniiijr leries: May ami airas. nmnnm about th main event every tan and Whitney. knows when Alh-h is fiKhtinjf his. j os All(f,. opponent miii ne. tit;niinr. ion, which means a snappy headline at traction. Hcnvywvlnbts to I'ijiht In the six-round semi-final Sol dier Jlliss. 1 SO pound leather push ier from I'ort Steven. Ore,, will fight Herman Yeske, n La Grande heavyweight. HI Iks, u taiiKh homtirp, is quito j capable of uphohlinir the army tra jditions and Yesku will likely have n difficult time wfb the vet e run. Yeske. however, 1 elpver with his au,i Ainsrnith. mitt and packs a dynamite punch. Waiter Mearhani, lis. will fiht diviih '1 a doubb- Iiea.ler with the Indians, losing the first. 2 to i. and taking the abbre viated niKhtcap. h m 4. UK J'" Kt) wards, Tribe pilnht r. won a southpaw pitcliintf duel from Wil b.rt Peters for the Seattle victory. KIvp Seattle errors in the s-v. li ly found inning second frame cost the Tribe They say the victory. hittman and Tolson got homers in that tilt, (latteries: First Kume: Ktlwnrds and Siein ecke; Peiprs and Sandberg: second jeame: Plitt and Warnn; House Tripb? Timely Klncher. municipal folf pro, Karl Kord. lit, both of l.a Grande Kuzzy Huffl presente-1 the Miss plnyed 17 Moles In a single day1, in one four-round preliminary, ami ion.s with n 3 to 2 victory over Oak-Hl-1iighe.st Hcore was an 8 and Kid Alabama and Leonard Versaw. innd by his timely triple in the A New Radio Service DON'T WOHItV tibtiiii Vuilr Hadio ltmhlrm, we'll viV(S iht'in lor you. One new p,i(. ilio ScrU Ib'iNirtmeni K rcaily to ive you lite la ,,f M'lfi jou have hini; MMl for. One of our mechanic ), just rcturmil after seu-nd month study nt arious ra. llo rariotifi In (be coimiry. Including; (lie Al water Kr-ri(. Is your nidlo in tunc foi- ilicy riuiim t w iTnimt ; .( us cbc'k It over and iiunn. I In best reception I Ji:it viin be obtained. .ii st I'liovi: Main 770 CARR FUKNITUUE CO.. Inc. Main 770 KaWern f'ne;;ons Larvrf-t Home I-Tirni.-hers hip icweMt a 75. Record or not, that's plenty of golf for one day. Pom ault! ( I'li'llMllflff Gaiiien of A HIT. 21.) flty The AsMs iatel I'mk.s) National Halt in (f Hoifisby, Uraves, .'J7G Kims P. Wanpf, Pirates, 114. Puns batted hi arils, 101. Hits I. Wnner. Plratps. 177. sion from aittateiir comtiptltion in Doublcn 1. Waner. Pirates, 4S. i"no way affect his personal stand- 'h f npics r. waner. Pirates, l 4. Inn ns an amateur. Homer Wilson. Culwt. 2. I Stoh-n hnweit Cuyler. Cubs. 25. PitchiiiK lien ton. Giants, w on Hottoinley. , Th (.nmifllH(-, nt ,V ,., imile it plain that Tilden's snspn- La Grande Net Stars To Take Part in Tourney, ". lost 4. Americnn UnttitiK GonHh, Senators. .3S7. ((mm Kuth. Yanks, 1:15. Ituns butted lji--(lehriK. Yunks, 1 IH. Hit Munush, Ibowns, 17s, Double I'laRsteatl. Hed Sox. 37. Triples Combs, Yunks, I fi. Homers- Kuth, Yanks. 4u. Stolen baesMoslll. While Stx, 21. Explosion Kills I 2 Dupont Workers j ASHLAND, Wis., A up. 2T.. (AP) Two nun were killed and their bodies blown to piece today In an explosion In the Jelly punching house of the Dupont powder plant t DnrkMinle, in mih-s from here. The dead an Conrad Dolman, 4f,, nnd Alvin ltrnlctrotn, :ts. : The house, which was destroyed. PilfriipJoyt.; "'VY-rVvVV''. (f"VW.'iVt.Ulr)rjrVler wnw b'sl 'J- 'punched Into rarlrtdtfe. i Itraves, the ChlcaKo Cubs 1 lack into third plate, only time and a h;ilf ames out ( the t lead. 4-1 and 4-3 Athletics ( limb The A's clipped a yntuo and a half off Ihe Yanks" lead by downing Cleveland for the fourth straight "''). i iu Willie I lie i mi ilipions were IOS1DK twice to ttte ,t. j.otli I'.riiH n.s, to 2 and 3 to I. Rube Walbertf not only held the 'Indians to six hits hut scored the 'era! La Grande (funis plav- only run of the Korne .,t Philadel lefl today for Walla Walla phia In the third Inntntr. Where they were Invited to parti- The Yankees' double defeat was cipate in the tirM Southwestern directly due to Korue extra fine WasblUKtoii tournament. Kntiy pttchlnt,- by Alvin -rowdr and tints imlu.le many who take part George Mtaeholder. annual in the Ka.stern Oreiion tour-I After dropping four straight ney here. Mif-.s Anne Sianve It ft tame to Detroit, nil by one-run early this morning and will enter marKins, the Hoston Itetl Sox turn the HitiKhs today and the mixed ed on their tormentor and admln doubies tomorrow, playing whh Istered similar medicine to the Tt Park Taylor who lrove t.v.r this irers in t he f irmt kh nie of t he Kerb s, allernoon. taking with him Miss 2 to I. also of La bran rift, will meet in Hn- ninth that scored Slnde with other one. A four-round curtain winning run. Krnie NVvers lo Id raisi r in also scheduled. ic Acorns to -iKht scattered hits --.- nn was resriosible for only one ! Oakland run. an error allowing the ;church: 9 to 12, Piirdy WiBly nil- other. Hatteries: Never and ltn n star night. ze; cooper and Lomhardi. 1. KKWH Hollywood (K1.2m-) Hollywood siioved the Senator ;Me-ke (i, Hirht ope hour; . run- Jiurk in i(.ron,i 1;iCl. A- wiiminn its S'. i tirrie tiroram. KHX Portland ( 277.firn-l oSO kc) , studio enncn-t; !, IHSA pro era nt. KolN Portland Slflm-94nke) 1 Christian Science church; !. sl'XD.W PltOGItAMS j musienl comedy hour. The National hrji.idc atin' coin-I - - - ' panv program for Sunday niirht J MONDAY PltOf.llAMS 1 follows: ! to 9:3". Atwater Kent) SHi': 8, symphony: !. sons ,"'"-r;"n- :paintinRs. KGO Oakland ( h i.A in-7 SOke ) f KOO-S, MIC; 9:3ft. General j 7:."i. Presbyterian church: n. NHC. Kleetrle prnpratn. I third straight pa me. i to 1. The Stars scored four in the second for an early lead ami Kuddy K a Ilio. Senator nioundsman, was tlie vic tim of the onslaught. Kalliti start ed by pivinff two free passes whi ne soon found was a mistake , lln.l, r tripled nnd Trombly, K. and Lee each singled, lie was i pla' ed by Gould, Art Ko -hit homer brought in the only Sen.-n-run. although the home team ti ed the ba.eK twice but lail'il carry through tiic threats It., teri.s: Kinti'-y. Murphy ami lt:i In-; Kallio. Gould and Knehler. KGA Spokane S. tnebidy hour. K I " I Los Angp kcl X, or-aii i-'H-i; orchetra. Kt; W Portland K, '-Sunday K. hoes t I'ii'i. 7M1-1 1 .Mike) i KKOA 8, studio program; '., orpin recital. !e- I 4 'I ft. " m -fl -1 0 - ) KPO 8. NPC: 10 to 12. variety a I ; It. Mil'; JO. program. I K KRi S, nine Monday J:m i t'tl :n-Hl 0kc boree; fl:io ti 12:10, dance or ": NP.c; S:B. cbestra. stu- Why Is It Hard To Save Money? Everybody would like lo have money saved up. Anybody knows the impor tance of saving part of what he earns. Nobody looks forward to uld ape or a lost job without wanting the- protec tion of accumulated wealth. Hut the actual job of saving money is hard and you never save quite as much as you plan. What's the reason? The tumble is that saving is gener ally the last part of your financial pro gram instead of the first. Necessities are purchased, bills are paid, and you get to the end of the month to find that there's no money left. It has gone for other things and your saving isn't made. The I .a Oande Iiuilding & Loan in vestment helps cure that evil. You contract a payment of so much a week or month and you pay it on payday the first thing, not the last. You have a definite goal in sight you have something to work for. Yoii can see what your monev is going to accom plish. Let us talk it over with von in detail. Lois N.ison who will play in the mixed doubles tomorrow with .l.-ti k Aliearn. of W alla Walla, ami .1 Looinis, Pe'p.d player who enter.. I the 1-;. O. tourney last year. Mm, A. .1, Suuiye accompanied her daughter (his morning. Karl' Gar- isnn, of North) Powder, is having Chicago early tomorrow morning ami will Washington play with Mr. Taylor in the men's Chvelan't ... double. Hum on ...... Major League St ambitus iiow: AMI ill! AN I I AG! II W. L. 1 Vt. New York . Philadelphia SI. Louis . J 'etr'oit .. 43 I Emanuel To Fight Walker on Monday San Kit A N '1st ( i, .ug. AP) - Annand Kmantiet, youinr San Krun cisco light-heavy w.-ighl will have h.-lcht. weight, reach and an awe advantage over i.Mck. v Walker w h.-n the pair meet lift . Monday night but thus.' who "say it with money" like the tiL'urevdvenf.HS of III" middleweight champion enough' to make him an even money b.-t. I Walker has be. n unit down i h'-a yi eight training partm-is iv. gul.irly in his workouts. The re- j Milt has been thai h-iuro; obis la-! oriiiie Kmamiel diupp ,1 to the evenlnaik tinting t In we. k. j AVir I'orA- Youth Wins (Utlf Title NATIONAL LI :GI I W. St. Louis ... New York . ChieagO Cincinnati .. Pittsburgh . Hiooklyn .... Host on Philadelphia c ! .;4."i .fi 2 H .4..f .4,.:. .4 '. I .447 .::; ) r.-t. "Ham And 99 Heard Less Frequently , tbince band: 1". symphony oivhes- K HQ K, N1H tia. j kga S. Peggy and Bob: 9 K II -Spokane f 370.2 m -K 1 Okr ) dlo program; lo to 12. music. 7:3", Church of the Truth; ., NHC; f ' KYA H:30. theater frolic; !i. !':.(". 1 1 IS A program. semi-classical program; 10. dance K I'd San Kiiinchco ( 422. 3m- music. 7Dtku S. oru.ui ret-ital; S::P. eon- K KO.N 8. ongs; 8:30, quartet, cert: !i. NHC. llawaiiann; 9:. comedy; 11 to 12. K 1 'He .-'.i a 1'r.i neisco (4.4.3m- orchestra, ti ti"ie) k. concert; !t:30, orchestra. KOIN S. KOIN players; 9. ct.n- KoMo Nentile ( 3m. m -it Take i cert; 10 in 11:30, dMiice music. , S. Christian Science church : !'. K FI s. NlSt": U :3ft, studio pro NliC; ;i:3a, music: 10. orchestra, gram; 1 o. concert orchestra. ! K Y A Sa n Krajieisfo i 3 .'.2. 7 m- . K J 11 !. symphony orchestra ; S .Mi ue t 7 4'.. M. church. 10, trianou bmir; 1 I, ore best ra, KJR Seattle t 34S.i;m-hi;i)ke) S. pianalngues. I program: S .l'i to 1:3. orchestra. I KHJ 8. Sun Dodgers; 9. syni- KH.I Los- Augtdes ( ;;!t:i.sm-7"t0- phony orchestra; lo to 12, dance 1 s, symphony ; l a. quintet ; 11, music. oichestr.t. j KOMO S, XRC; 9:30. concert; KKti.V Long lieach (241. Rm- Hi. mixed qunrtet: 11 to 12:30. 1 2 4 eke 7 . 4i. Christ ian Science Vitriet) jimgrani. ' I KKWH S. music: 10 to II, or chestra. KKX H. Oregon Society of Composers; 9, concert; 10 to 12, dance frolic. ( KfJW S, MIP; 9. Conifer; 11. studio dance program. I Organizes Vets CHb AO ti Aug. two." and "harn i lews f I ei llell M y II I'm places, aci -ii (I tt (S. pl esi.lelil 2r. ( AP) "Kry ni.i ," is heard i American eat ing tti Harty L. of the Nattoiiat I'onlt i- onnctl iien'x laull. I'ruiiN ami cereals a bif f,,r crowding the , hrcakl.'ist (abb-. Lewis blamed al-m the t are) but it Isn't n respond u'tr off the said. He s' niaiiuc! KOUMP.Y. Kng.. Aug. 2T.. - Si. wart Schettal. oiithl"ul N. w 1 Yoik Kollt r. won the l,..s amat- ur gull cnaint.lonsriiit today. '-:it!ng Archie Dnhhic. youm: Scotch play er, in a fmal 'M'. hoi- maw -h. ; and M WM'M'l It si.i:. the,, aim. : 1'lfo to.lay calls. d a vi lli the pt.-s room ni if, Stalt sina n It is b-be e. ill be out of ennunlsxion lime Th- Sf.ttesnc.n w.. sold bv It. .1. lb tub l.-l t Sa- k. U anil Karl C. Mi ll M t.l D in.. (.Pt had. it has be "I think." he prescient of th council 1 w on a long time il ell oiie long Mm n market' lit), "that N.i'lonal I'oiil .1 be 'Off egg I ha (tp-ned t e tlef UllC! .' Airman Burned To Death In Crash 1 t Fuel Pain.s Feed Fireplace Material Cement Poultry Supplies Lime Roofing Material Plastev Spray Material Fertilizers IJrick Salt ' Storage Seeds Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone MAIN 17 a-"ii ( NKHP ASK A 1'iev.s ( k-- i:im. 'time was burned to . nt iy iher Haymond. 2 blon , Mired yesterday clashed Into a It N.br., Aug. hinder. 2". iiid his bro- , s. rlously in- hen th-ir airplane e and caught lire. ath Cel. Hanford MacNider, past na tioiui Ccmm.Tndcr ot the American Lr(von .-.n ar$ stant Secretary of W..r, wl.o h.Ti b;T.jn the formation of a nation-it" graun of ex !SprvtC8 men for the Kao cr Curtis ticket. LA GRANDE BUILDING & LOAN Ijx firande, Ore. 1 S , .A' , , r V . ... 5 $ - .A FA v t - VI st " ft - NO. TIIF.V'Ki: NOT WANING GOOD B' TO ANYBODY ilicy'ic jui g.Mng p: ling ..ilule lo llif sun as il links behind ihe hotiionof ihe I'acilk. T he picture was (Aen al a bathin lir.ich near loi Angeles, frequented hy moue chmmers Me ihesr. Continuous Passage With Time Limit Mr. Smith decided to take a trip East, and to take his lime and own convenience for the trip. After commeiicincr his jour ney, much to his disappointment he was informed that his ticket called for continuous passage with no stop-over privileges, and a time limit of five days to reach his destination. " This circumstance, is similar to many of the disappointments encountered hy people who make investments without first mak ing investigation. They purchase without knowing the restric tions as to defen-ed payments, withdrawals and c-;ish surrender values. To say nothing as to the security. IT PAYS TO PLAY SAFE United States National Rank I-a C ramie, Oregon
