La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 16, 1928, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, October lfl, 11)23. I'm ire Two LA GKANDE KVENINtJ OUSEKVEH BLANKETS at LOW PRICES Good looking plaids, generous sizes, pood weights. As low as $2.45 liepcnclabte Value HILL'S He pc nditblo Omtliiy (JAItUN'I'.lt WINS -. ..(, W) Tommy Hurdlier, U';illit , .Wnllii huntuin (Wealed Hilly Unh bins, I'orl la ri'l. In u ten-round ntuln event :isl night. Kill (turrit, U'.il , la V:illa, MX pounds, took Mil un popular decision frnrii ti kit Wruneke, Portland In six hhiikIw, Hilly Church, Porthmd, and J-'rnnkie Monroe, Halein, went four rounds to a draw. FOUR REMAIN IN E. 0. GRID RACE Mac-IIi, La Grande, Pen dleton and Prairie City Undefeated in Oregon With the foot liu II waxon In Kiihu: el u ti ' K'OH still III t !ir fll st hit If, liter.' remain only four I en in x im .(. f. ali 'l in unsocial ion p I ji v. nul of these, two have lost in Washlng- (.111 Mate li'liMIM. ' Mlliitii-I'Vi'i'WiiHT. P.asl nil Oregon Mill- holder, ilroppcil a rlii'-r faille i I'liyNui hil Week. H lo ii. it nil Pendleton, hit lint o mound I li v.ilh it char slate, n 1 1 ( i ; 1 1 1 1 I ;t pli-uon.s lo fi by Keumwlck, Wash, How. ever, n.illu-r Muc-HI not' Hie Mm I.UHKI eleven Man lasted it' ft at Ii din I lir Ka stern i begun dis t Hcl. Tin' oiler two teams that have In in virl ii tiditt su I'n r art I .u (Jran.h- iiinl Prairie Cliy. 1'iaii Ii- i 'it v, however, hax only played Maker iiml I'nlull. winning from but h I 4 to (, find ill tin event that tin- (Irani county team mi. I h I (trough tin Prairie City real rlalm t to a i ran).'' f Prairie City Is 14-6 Winner Over Union High Team COCHRANE MOST VALUED PLAYER lllil ' VNIO.SY Ore. Sperta)- Cnlon High met 11 h first Waterloo in foot hull combat this year when it jwux defeated on Him lorn grounds I Saturday afternoon hy a teuni which had already trlmiiiril Maker ' hy thr name score that It won the game her, 14 to ti. Thr flint part of tin- K'inii was ho evenly played that neither hum v:ih close to lin gual line before tin- ingiial ended the half. Seesaw fag hark ainl forth across thr fii'l'l. Prairie City forged ahead mostly hy line plunges will) I'nion inaMiiK uprlnl rids. r.'iHM H were con thi-fr absence In thirt part, of t he Kanir. Thr ten tux Seemed HO rVillly IMatrllr'l that It hi-Kan lo look likr a no-Mi oii- ron- tt-Ml. , iMllitl,' lln- nut ht-lV-i;f) halvr.H it ili v on ii thai I'nion hail tvo of hi-r hrMl playriM out. Par ent with si hroki'ii wilt u ml .MIick with a rrae-kril collar liono. I'nion hi-Kan thr Hi-roml half hy worliPf hrfore play hail Kon vrry far, and I'lMiih- ri-taliati-l hy also cari yinKi t In- hall over, jio.siiiK ahruil hy KainiliK' the extra liuillt with fi Hurrr.sHi ill kh-k. Ak 1 n in the i Ml quarter the vtHitorn uroreil ami aKliln maih- a trite kirk ovi-r the Koal lill'. 1'aH.se.H W.rre iM-illf? opi tieil nil hy tliiH time anil t'nioti made a li-eMieniloaM ell'ort to ctohs the firhl. roiiil'h'lil'tf pa mh lifter pasfi. hut faiutih-M ainl other Met-h;n-kn pieventiil them f rom Hror iuK inore than the six pointN. rairii- has a jiood team which other eleven ;orn tii a -sot) lllhlefeateil, In order to have a the tide, would have a p lay-off. I.a (IrandK liaH rlimlt'iati-il Wal lowa conniy from the race entire ly, winning from Wallowa H to 0 u nd taking Knter pi (hi- into ramp L'.'i to l-'riday I .a firatnle ko h to Mac-IIi for one of the ciinvlal in i. ii. r r,,iiiPH liere H-i . ' "la V 'Very IllilHIte Of tho ker 1 1 mi to Cralrh- I'lty 1 4 lo to 12 wan smothered hv Itoim- TJ and hinke even with Wallowa to i ami fan.H Tunc in on the GENERAL INDEPENDENTS J AT 8.00 P.M. KPO KGO KFI KGW- KIIQ -KOMO game. I iilon. n II hough crlpph-d hy the Iohn of half her haekflehl and compi'Ui d tu use mihx, dt.s- playi d fine htii king uualitiet ; us highly praised hy local I fur' tln ir hraiiil of playing. lirvvnvn'K WINS PI;IH.:T"N, tn-t. Mi The1 0 ... 11F.fl r t Itiirkuroo KiidsterH took their first OfflUft ft III OfrUA. del eal of I In- ra-uHon Hat unlay at Keiiiii-wli'U IH-o in n giinie which found r ndleton agolut tL well eoaehril a nd ha id playing eleven. I'limhleH on tin- part of the iVmlle toniatiN sit the winners In poislllon to ((Mint. In t he Hi'cond half n f utm ti(l kirkoff hy tlnyll put the Kenm--wlck eleven In po.siluii to M-t their power pluy.i In motion and they counted on h) raighl foot hall. A fiinihled kick hy 1 'era id In the hint ipiurier enaiiled tlie Washington Vnrk. ae I'levi fi to put over another runnier, governor The Itucks did not dlHpluy the same lirand of foothall thai they did against the Hood Itiver aggre- giit loll t he Wei; before, I J 'dip crndle of mankind Is helnji In very olden days, the hgend nought In Afrira. And here we hatli It, there was a woman who thought all the lime it was Tatn nhjifi.d liieauie men iinoked inriliy Hall On Radio T ought NKW YOltIC, Oct. 1 d (AP) t'olitieal speakers on tho radio to night iurhldf: lieniorrath-: ' (Jovernor Alfred 1-:. Sinilli from Seitalia, Mo., at If p. m. over W.1Z and coast to coast network of Na tional I troadra! ing I'oinpany. Iranl;lin l. Iloosevelt from NVw pting the nomination for at T p. m. over W.IZ, WHY. S'-h-nerta.ly, WHAM, itu rhest er. Athletic Catcher Is Hon j ored Today hy Ameri i . can league Teams j CHICAGO, Ori. t(i(AI') Cor- (Ion "Mickey" I 'ochranc. t vventy. j five yeur old catcher for the I'hila idelphia Athletics, today huh named i as the tnoHt valuahle player to Ink j cluh In tin' American league' l!'.'1 ' eahon. Cochrane won the nwanl hy, a mai'Kin of onlyttwo poinls 'over Heinle Mniiush. ' Ht. I.oul.soui- riehler. 1 In addition lo having his name iriKcrihed on the junior circuit 's honor roll along witli the previous winners, Cochrane will receive f I. oiio in cash. The award was made hy a commission of hiiM-ti.ill writers from each city 111 I lie league. In the voting, Cochrane received Mi points while Manush, who fin ished isecond in the Auierirau h-ugue's individual hatting rare. received fi 1 . Kvery member of the cointnisNion . voted lor Manush, two placing him first, one .serum I, lour third and one filth. Second ha--nian Tony l.a'xeii apd I'ilcher Waite loyt of tho New York Yanke s came in for tun first place rank ing each. i 'orb nine, w ho joined the At lib-tics in I ULTi and iuuiu diately broke into t he regular lineup, ranked loutth last year with IN votes ii her receiving lour voles in l!t:'i;. Mickey lame up lo lln- Con nie Muck club from I'tit-tlam!, Ore., of the I'aclilc coast circuit w hero he started his professional base ball career niter an eventful base hall and football career at Huston university. He caught in i:t' games in l he he a sou just closed. While only hitting Coch rane was ranked by members of the corumiKsion iui being largely r" spousible for I he showing of tho At lib-1 u s din ing the closing days of the campaign. His throwing arm and ability to tag runners out at the plate placed him high ill the estimation of the baseball write is. Manush polled HI voles two years ago when he led the league in hal ting but slumped In t he eyes of the cointnl.ssion last year and did not receive n vole. i Tb for Thlrtl I'lat r There was a tie for third phiee between first baseman Joe Judo and l.az.eri of the Yankees, each receiving L'7 voles. In fifth place was Willie Kiiiiiin, Chicago White Hi x captain and t bird hytseniau, while I -eon floslin of Washington, ' champion hitler of the circuit, and Kurle Combs of New Yoik were 1 led t or si xt h phife. i Maude For' Your Ok edardless of Condition Special One Week Offer No matter what the condition of your Range may be we will allow you $25.00 on the purchase of a New Monarch. Here is an opportunity to dis pose of that old bothersome range at a profit and at the same time possess a new up-to-date Monarch. ehvers Your M onard Just make a payment of $5.00 and we'll deliver your New Monarch. You may care for the balance in convenient weekly or monthly installments according to the requirements of your income. Carr Furniture Co. Inc " ..A., iL eh WW n I RQDf H NIGHT FIGHTS I; mw mm -m tm M7 i r hit m Mnmw Tr w- iKrnm; x In s : :i i . Vvlluw Cub Bay-1 -w Mttit-j.; v::u io rii.'.-r with inihiii ' JO ::" '" '''l l:ihvl: :S " W'XVjiai- VM mi'! u.-.. cr,iK'i ri: in n is. fi. -aw!rv. - mA i i -:V,-- V ' VCk CrCAilW .,..,-.,...; ,lrreWH hour: I i ' $ OrlViX. wlll 780,000 Chcsta-Jkhh 4 ,w ,U';lfH S'VW taste of the majority. i I V ' I : i 1 To the Men of the Byrd Expedition: "VVK tli.ink you for your vote of such an iiulicaiion of your preference. coiifiilciu'e. Ticked men, as you May Chesterfields continue to "Satisfy" are, alile, courageous, strong of heart during tho long two years ahead, and may and "sound in wind and limb" what you have the best of fortune in your great better testimonial could there be than l J '. tuure and a safe return MILD ENOUGH FOR AN"BODY AND YET THEY SATISFY i:if.Ni;sl Y IMKH.ItAMS Tlie National Itroadrast ing com pany piogiam for Wednesday night follows: 7::i' to -S, democraiic pro gram; .S lo S::in. Yellow Cab gay letlej; Wii I o Cheer with Iwuan ( fea 1 11 ring l ' retro n Statu col lege ; :t tu n::tti, .i;m-u and Kihyl: !:.1ii lo In, intd-v. eek conceit; in lo 11', da in-e ?ii y f bins. KliK Oakland ( :i4.4m-7 Sukr) (J. mnii': : ' . druggists' hour; 7::io. NMC; .s, Ueinar progratu: s-,:iu to 11, Mil KM ! - I. os Angeles (HldhSlll 7 'iki ) t; : I ."i. nni.-ie: T::!n, happi ness piourain; n, courtesy program: I it to 1 1!, dance ore he st t a. K Y A Su n l"i uncisco ( '.'.:!. Tin -sf.o-kc) iJ:ir, piogtani; 7. politics: 7:;t. musical program; 1 lo H'. : eml-classlc music; in to tlance titusic. KOIX - Port land ( :i 1 'itu-Moke 1. pipe oigau; ii:;P'. druggists hour; 7 ;;to. in client ra ; S : M, Kt l N play ers; in to H:.'l", dance music, K(iW I'urt land ( 4 ! 1 in -t". 1 i'kc) dinner music; 7. studio proKiain: 7 :;b. N ItC; v, happiness program ; :;p to li'. Mtc. K J'( ) Sun l 'ranris-co ( 4 - - Htn 7aUc ti. music; 7:;ti, NltC; I", dunce bund: 1 1. N" lit K I 'ltt ' San Krancisco ( 4."4 iiin ip;ok( ) ('..:!ii, music: S::ii. piano re t il a i ; Western Mot ors program ; HI lo l.'. dance niu.sic. K I. oh Angeles .Ct fi.!' in - " kc ti. playgoeis' club; 7, feature and courtesy programs; in to 1. dunce music. K I'WH - - Hol'y wood :lf. I ..'m 3ekc) ti. concert: t;::n, entertuln- ei: i . nuattet; S. lllUSMal ptogiuili; I a lo 11, orchestra, KOMO Seattle ( U'l H. 1 m-! 7 kc t tl, brass band: 7 : :t . N Ht': !::(', picture hour; I a :;tn to 1 1' :;(, va-ite-l progiam. . I 11 I .os A turtle ( 3 ill - ti 4" hc) K, NIP'; :.::". Ktndlo pnigraiii; i.'. NMC. K I 't'N Long lt.,irh ( .'4 1 ni I " 4"kc I 7. progt ant ; " 1 "i. Ofchc tra: !''4"-. tiirht luoadcast; 11 to l ot chest ra. KIKJ Spokane t ;1 7 o . 2 in S I okr ) il, tucheStiLi; 7. music: s.-'!n, NltC; 'eHt tO le:ta tu rllCNt ' II. M'O A -Salt!e ( 4 I 'ni - Ti'Kc) t ra e! Me: ice ; ; ?. dr lie tt s' hiftir; H. fnotbatl: S i:., movie club; i:;tn to music, koa hi-nv.-i- ct:r..'m-n:'kc il : ;", Tal uuli ti hour; "..!", pul I -ll.-s: s :iu, mix,-d .piariet: to !::". .-ontiutto. It.V Ihc AsMuiateh I Ye- Chicago I ave Shade. San I Van cisco, out point ed "t "ow boy" .lack Willis. San Antonio tin). Walter M.'ttley, Chicago, knocked out Mor gan Cianlner, Chicago ;t). Toronto 1'rankle lien a it). New York, out point etl l'n nchy 1 ! er. Toronto ( n. Hobby Clark, 'I b-dti. tint pointed Ah I lurlie. 'I ronto Art McCaun. I'iuluih pltla, o u I pointed Tom my Mil e ht Toront-) (ii. New Yot k f ieorge ( "nurl in Oklahoma. knocked nut W Yurho. Clevelutid '.'). I .tm I'.aiba, N't-W Vm k. out point ed Itocky Knight, Knghnitl t Ho. Oklahoma City Halo- limit. lon ca City, OUIa.. out poin! ed Ma i t in Itttrke. New Orleans (lot. Cdur Kapids. la.---Kdtlie Mason, SI. Haul, and Henry l-'aleyano, San i-'rancist o, di ew ( Hi . I'hiladeljihia Kddie Shea. I 'iii cagti. and Pa vie Ah. id, I'aliaiuu drew ( MO, Cecil I out Hiliy I out FRISCO, SACS PLAY SIXTH GAME TODAY SAClIA.M l A'TO, C'al., Ocf. 1 C, t A I ' i Sacramento's Senators ami the Seals of San Kranr-lxcn unlini bered their Ingest bludgeons today for the sixth game of the Pacific ei.jint leanue's cllii in pjoiiship series a game that may decld' the H.f.'S pennant. With three victories In Hip bag, the Seals can romp with the pen nant if they win today. The reliable left, arm of Walter "Inileh" Kiiether, league leading l wirier. likely wiil be called upon to serve tlie leather pellets for the Seals today. He is Manager Nick Williams' best bet in such a crisis anil has had the benefit of six days rest, ituether pitched and won the first game of the series. l-7, lust Wednesday. Ilayne. l.ouis Kddie Morgan. Iiy:.n, i incit: Jimmy Kva ns, .Imnny Cincinnati ville. knockt lioslou Ti). null, knockt Huston ( 1 ). Angeles, .slopped H C'UKO (7). Pittsburg .loh tiny Mellow, I i troit. outpointed Phil Cubist Pittsburg (M. Itu.ly Ceder, Ta i luiu. Pa., outpointed Tony I i 'incinnat i ( ). Hultimore - Henri Hew l-'riince, slopped Hubliy ( ht re tiinore CD. M i 1 W ru i k ee S p U g M ye y jj, lello, Ida., outpointed Hat t Chlraico. I . Hack ley. la I Allen, t ancke ia. Ha Poca - IIORXSIIY WILL HE TRADED TO CHICAGO CI JUS CHICACO. Oct. If, fAP Tribune today said that l 1 orn -by, second b.isema n managt r of the Itoston Itravi lie tradctl fo tho Chicago Cubs as soon as the Hoston chil names U- price for the leading hitter of the National league. The Ueal. prevho presideni.- of both "positively under h;iv." t said. The price t be Ibunsity tuny run us hiyh u0. phis two or in., re pia Tribune stated. Homsby recent Jv 1 old i new--pa per man. the t.i)ier i -oiit i lined . t hat be expect ed to be moved to Chicago. and . will ni' d by now is e paper I'.iiil f..r i .'art . I'--. The The following headline appeared th- oih.-r day: " Hurts, 3 4. ten je.ir Mine and still un etl. cele brates." A lttil: study in rails ami et feet V ASTOK I A. Ore. tie'. Hi (VP '.T ick Itnrke of Alhina. am! Tom ,Wing. Penland Itu litweu: In . buth fbiht rounds t.i u dr.;',-. heie I.i night in the main event of a b. ing progr.itn. i:a h weighed 1 i pounds. Hny (iift. Seaside wetter. te.U decision from Chuck Suuikl Port la nd. in a six -r.m nder pi r-cc jing the mun event. Tht Seasu : fighter weighed 1 4 .pounds, at Humski, 144. hv PirUT MHWf nt a hit too soon to ftiljill llUff 1 think of chains for wet weather driving. We are factory distributors for I'l'IMNf; the fishing SKASi IN a fellow gets KINPA used to hearing A HAH mixture of 1.1 KS un l stories but NOW that hunting is Tl i K gr-.it ocenpa t ion S M !; of t he yuys u it h Cl'NS are doing thi-ir DfHNhKST to beat I'lsn i:i:m.n out or his t u:i;.H i:i:pi tation um, T LV.H of rrrouse thai big-r than turkeys AM' p!ii'iintK that PU SH like a cloud a HI. P. we take Yin nil WI TH a iirutn of salt ANO bet jusl one Hiini THAT nur guns :in-l AMMI NITImN WM I1KlkH ANY hunting story yon P'i:p lu trd a lot hHlrr! WEED CHAINS For Passenger Cars and Trucks Every Size All Grades From $l.50 on up Also extra, cross links for all size chains. X T'1 "wtto" is on A 1,1., HOOM vf?-' .lack Allen Supply Co. Roy Finnain, Mir.