Saturday, July 13, 1929
Page Two
LA GItANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
YOU NEED
NO LONGER
BE TOLD
THAT YOU
HAVE AN
EXPENSIVE
FOOT
Seals Struggle
To First Place
In Coast League
ATHLETICS TRIM
ST. LOUIS TWICE
V FOOT J
SHOES FOR WOMEN
Extra Narrow to Ex Ira Wide
Sunday at 7:45 P. M., ,
over KGW
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Situ l-'rancisco's Seals, struggling
liii t-f I in regain lost laurels, forged (
to the top of the Pacific 'rum! j
league In yesterday's second hulf '.
series buttles, The Seals, With ten
victories to their credit, and (wo
games lout, displaced tho Loh An-,
geles Angels, wlilt 'whom thy were
tied for first the day before. Hol
lywood occupied second place-, and
ih" Aiwels tti'ic now tied for ililrd
Willi Die Mission Iteds.
, The Heal put over their Hevenlh
consecutive triumph over (ho Oak-
j In nd Oaks In the Kastbay hn))
grounds to clinch tin week's sched
.,u li, the worn w;ts 8 to ti, ;
j Klcvonlh Sirsiltilit Loss '
I Portland was nosed out liy the
M Isslon I teds nl Recreation .park
. liy it wiH'c of fi lo -I in 2 innings
of intensive, competition! Hcol i,,
running for lla'h'win In tho twelfth,
scored on KJiiiiV single. Tho Hods
led from the .first Inning tint 1 1
I he ninth when Cortland tied u)
'thn I'onnl, Nelson pitched the en
tire gaino for the ileds. Casrurella
replaced chesterfield for. Portland
after the sixth, and M a ha f fey fin
ished. .. j
J Philadelphia and Pitts
burg Both Increase Lead
in Major Leagues.
TEXAS WOULD
KEEP WORKERS
FROM MEXICO
Kleven Innhuis- of warm scrap
ping were -necessary tu decide Hnc
raTiicnlo'H vieim over. the Los Art
getes Angels by a 4 In H score In
tlx' capital,
' . 'i
ThP Hollywood HI a rs made it
fun r In a row over the Seattle In
dians' at Los Angeles, hy a tally of'
I to (J.
I'orl In ml
Missions '.
U2 Innings).
liatteries: Chesterfield, Cascarel
la and Woodall; NeJsonaml Hald
wln. -
AlKTIN, Tpk., (AH) Texas ha
moved to retain Its present supply
,'of foreign lahnr In a n I Ul tia I Ion of vV rMlM. fAWw
I" . . " ',U1,K'- U1 V AT SAX. PFtANCISCO
Mill, which wouiti piaee .ih'mciiii
. immigration on a quota basis,
. j A bill Imposing ail annual tnx of
$1,01)0 , on emigrant U(,'i'iH-lc.i has
;li('in passed by Ihe Texas legisla
ture. It fn in I ended to discourage
' furt her ' removal of Mexican labor
iOUl of (lie slate.
Another measure, calling for a
commission to Investigate horde
i Immigration conditions, has been
introduced in congress by Hep.
I'litndf Hudspeth, .lumen J. DavlH,
Keeri'tary of labor, rcrontly vl.Hltcd
TexaH lo Hfiiity the Mexican labor
Mitnatfon.
Itcp. A. JolniMOn, author of
the new Texan law. Kith) It wa.i a
direct move to counteract pnsflihlu
(ffeclH of the llox bill, lie declared
It waa Intended lo rcHtrlct artivlli
of In bur au;encIiK that make. Texan
an annual recruitiiiK- Kronnd for
Colorado ber-t lieldM, northern for
eMtH ami other out-of-Male inb-r-
Ity Wiltlaiii J. Chlpmiin
(Assox'laicd Trews Hporln Writer)
l-'avorlteH In the two major
leajfiir-H had nuthing but a breeze
yesterday, wave the cam of th
(!lantK and the Culm who played
each other. The young men of John
McCniW rallied in the hist two
rounds to pull this one out hy -i
to :t In ten innings, and the I'lratci
gained a full game on the liruins
by the Kliuple process of giving the
Chillies their dally lulir.g, i to 4.
The I 'b ales now lead by three
games.
Cornelius AleGfllieuddy spread
gloom lit St. I.ouis by leading the
Athli'iies to a double victory over
the Brown by 10 lo 0 and H to 'I,
and the same time added a tech
nical half -gu ine to IiIh lead ovei
tho Yankeea who crushed the
White Sox by 'l to 2. The Maekluti
margin now is eight and one-hall
games, seven of which are in the
lost coin mn which baseball folic
regard as money In the hank. .
. KtuhlMru Con list
The (jlant-Cub game was thft
most stubbornly contested battle
of the day. with 1-arry Men ton
shading three Chicago rivals by a
whisker at the finish.
HudlPlgh (iilniis guve the Chil
lies thirteen hiu at Ha ker howl,
hut as usual, was stlngly with run.
Two three-run outbursts by hla
support were sufficient to bring
him hin . fifteenth victory. The
f IIIAV WHKSTIiKli WIXS j
JltJKXIO, Ore,, July 13 (AC) '
.Mervln I la rack man, Seattle, went i
down to defeat before Vaiiui Joe, j
Sonora Indian grappler, laHt night
( when the Jndlan took two mil of I
three falls in a torrid affair, Mar- j
ackman took the first fall In li'J j
minutes and the Indians' manager (
tnrew a tuwei in me ring.
i While tingling for another Bos
ton crab, the Indian tossed Ihtrack
man Into the ropPs. The Seville
i man's chin hit (he floor and he
I lost the match in 22 minutes. The
third was won by the Indian in
one minute and a half. .
Moe Gains Three I
On Opponent In j
First Nine Holes!
League
Standings
MISSION' IIIIJ-S COirXTRY
CU:i:, Kansax Cliy, July 1 :i (AC)
Don .Moe, I !t -year-old college
student of Cortland, Ore,, today
continued his drive for the Western
Amateur golf crown and was three' Mission
up 'on (illbert Carter, of Xevnda, Hacrnmento
Mo., in the end of nine holes of j Oakland
their :jG hole final inateh In the Seuiile
Ii -The Assorlured Press
I'BclfK Ciwst league
W. I.
Sirn FraneUeo I ft 2
Los Angeles 9 3
Hollywood !i 3
New Faces Held
Certain For U. S.
Wightman Team
Hy ti:i osm u;n
(A.- e:ateil Vrt'n S.hIh Wrllei: )
NKW VOItK. (AC) AIHioukIi
Auiur;ea packs a powerful double
harrcled tennis threat in. the ca
pable persuns of its I wo- Helens
Wills and', Jacobs an earnest
search now is under wuyfor wor
I hy material with which lo back
them up in the Wlghtinnn cup
team malcin-w to Imi played at 1mi
el Hills In August. ,
Kngland won hist year because'
of better secondary strength, audi
tournament here,
i ' Aloe uanl; a 2'J-fooi putt for
hlidie two on the ninth to go three;
iiii afteV Carter's drive had landed I Pittsburgh .
loff the green and to the left. Car-I Chicago
ter who Ih golf captain at the Cnl- New York
verslly of Missouri, vnn outdriving St. Louis
Aloe slightly throughout the first . Hrooklyn
nine and placing his approaches ' Chiiodelphia
close to the pin, hut his putls were Cllieinuatl ..
j Cortland I 1 1
1 National league Standing
not dropping. i
A small gallery followed the
players an tiny trekked down the
first fairway. The day was sunny
and hot and the course in ood
condition.
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Amcrh'aii l-eaguc Standings
Net Finals To Be
Played Off , Sunday
Philadelphia
New York ....
St. Louis v
Ur-troii
Cleveland
Washington ,
Chleugo ...
Hoston
W.
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AT LOS AXfJKLKS:
Seiillh ,.
1 1 liy wood
lotteries: Oraham,
l he urpa.ss:iig skill of Its tcain in
lo'ibb a play. . The master minds
' behind i lie present campaign are
none too confident that the two
Helens, both of whom were on I he
j team last year, will he able to turn
j buck the Hrltlsh invasion unaided.
! The current scries promises lo
hold more interest than any other
' in the last three or four years as
each nation has three victories to
, its cren:t since tbe trophy was straight sets.
game was unioue In that no hat- oIjicimI fn enmnottiion in Hi-:t mi.i
man cleared thut right field wall. ! (he winner ni .'oiei ihiIh uitt 1 1,1 ,np n'' division San Fran-
The Cardinals gave Hrooklyn foi ge into the lead,
fans an Intimate demonstration of) ciii n,1(1 ito i rn
vide a third singles' player and also
io produce tho strongest possible
partners for the -two Helens in
doubles, the Unlletl Stales cllher
can call upon the old guard which
includes such veterans as Airs.
Mollu Mallory and Alius Kleauor
CORTLAND, Oi July 13 (AP)
Alajorle Leeming. Victoria, H. C,'.,'
and Dorothy Weisel. San Franeiseo,
who .swung into the finals of the
Oregon State women's singles ten
nis title tilt by safely eliminating
their competitors yesterday, will ud Its affairs had been placed in!
play off the final game tomorrow, tho hands of the comptroller.
Miss Leeming yesterday defeated
Airs. Colda Cross. Californfail, 10-8. ;
fi-l. while Allss Weisel downed!
Margery AfacKnrland. Cortland, in ,
I OI, HANK CI-OSIX
SANFOHD. KIh., July 13 (AC)
' The Klrsc National bank, ohlest
banking institution In Seminole
eounly, was closed today. A notice
ffVrfte" ill
wk AsJJil
ii-l,
-l.
and
I am!
Itorrea nl;
Hassler.
ThotiMtson
why the champions no longorare in'
the race, The St l.oui.sans combed
Da..y Va hce for five runs in the)
first half of the ninth to break a'
1 2 to 2 slaU-mcnt, but 'promptly)
'proceeded to give tin game rlghL i
Ti. IL K. hack to Hrooklyn In the honwHialf.
. i 12 4 Threti St. Louis errors, four passeH .
I'M I anil three hits enabled the Kohlns;
Samtherg to score six runs with one out to
Wetxel win hy S to 7. J
I
eisco players defeated a combina
tion of Calo Alto, and Los Angeles
Tnro.nct weilders for the title. In
the doubles. Itay (''asey and Her
bert Suhr; from the bay district,
COTvfP YOUNG "
OUMIi people!
Those anxloua to profit
l-y the superior fucililfea
1 1 the NOBTHWKSTKIlN
lnd Kcaualnted with Its
mrullment montlid in ftd
ranee.
j AT OAKLAND: Tt. 11. K.
j Sa ' l'racisco K 13 1
Oakland it 13 3
I naileries: .Malls and Heed; On
i movich and Lombartll.
CStM.
Without Hiieli a law-It was fear
et Texus farmers and ranchmen
some day would find their lubor
supply gone dm to greater my of
I'ered in other states. .More than
5 no, ono Mexicans now perform
about 7 per cent of the farm and
janch work in southwestern TVxnt-,
il In estimated.
A visiting Mritlsher sii.vm Alnerl-ca-'hWed
bail' Kngllsh. And some of
the Sealed Is terrible, too.
AT HACK A M UNTO: It, .
Los Angeles ; H'
Sacramento , 4 ;i
(lo Innings).
Itatlerles: Walsh and Handherg
Vinci a nd Scvcrcid.
The Clnclnnali iteds fought their
I way to within a few percentage
points of an escape from the cel
lar by larruping the H raves for the
third successive afternoon. The
Iteils milled behind Klxcy for two
! runs In the ninth to tie, and won
i by 4 to 3 with a single marker two
10. Innings later,
il v The Tigers rallied Tor four in the
3 ninth to win a weird game from the
Hcd Sox by 13 to 12, and the In
diiHis shaded Washington at Cleve
land by 3 to 2.
outgeneralled Law'rusun Drlscoll uoUcy of llmiilnir iu en-
ami Kurt Hermit, -4, -0, (i-H. rullrm-rit to KOO ttudoiu.
Although (he Kncounler went application for
four sets, it was not until the final
unt tli:it Hrl I it ml I foi-ti.lt f
C.oss or turn lo its up and ;on.lng p J( bnM((1 ()f lpnnjH (hftt ..
gerous, hut the victors easily over-j shouldn't they? 'rlibfani
J So similar school offers mre moJern
f None tclves more efficient t ruin hip,
i Uone xivea more preAonul attorn iuj.
. None is more luay acvrfiiiru.
it now
con rse
young girls for ussUtnnc-.
I looks as though the latter
will be followed.
Although Miss (Josh has been
playing sterling tennis In this coun
try of late, the non-playing captain
of last year'. team is exceedingly
j unlikely lo be called upon in an
j acitve role this season, us is Airs.
Mallory who was uniformly uusuc
C'.;Sl'ul invher two appearances in
I lie I!I2X series at Wimbledon.
;, One of Ihe comparative "kMis"
, who may get the call is thai dainty
I an-1, promising miss, "Midge." (Hod
man, a student at the I'iKveislty of
HACK WILSON
BREAKS EVEN
IN REDS TILT
"Eyei" In Swii, Chtaic
f!:nc lira ii'iiiliin.i In su-Iks
clii'csp hy II... iii-iImii nr icllnlii Imc.
IimIii In Ihi. ciinls. IM ih). hl,.R
fi-nll frniii ihe Illicnilliin nf lh
U'iisi's. Siiiiii iiiiilnirlili.fi linvn uil
vniiicil Ih.' Ilii'iir.v llinl Mm rile iiml
KI'IIKM llf ShIIZI'I-IHIIiI llllVP Hilllip.
IliltlS In iu Willi (Ills iii..ll.v r !..
lIllcllIK l'.VI'H III 1 1 -..si!.
..S(Hlllnrii ('ulll'ornlii iiml u play.-r
, ' , wlio appi'iirrt rciHly Tor hfi- liiipliHin
Baby s Way I repaid, inn imiimm.i m-... n ih nm im.
(Mi m piny 1lli odd idliKli'H niaU'h. .
A'eu' Insurance Plan
XKW VnilH, .Inly 13 (AP)
A huilllo hotwci'li tho Cincinnati
llod.s nnd clii.-iino CiibHwns pndi'd
In n tlraw. j
. Thp llfdH .senred fii'Ht Mood when ;
llni-k Wilson, liitiTPl-Kltnni'd mil- ;
floldcr fnr tilt' Cnlis. vn Kusir'iiikil ;
fnr t li rpi' ' 1 ii ys for inViiililiK thni
Hi'dw' ilutiolil. on July -1. Thp CiiIik!
KalllPd Mil pvi'il hl'Pnk ypstoi'day.
whpn .lolin A. Iloydlpr
None attrHLts H belter lyp of At.iiletlt.
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Hone better ineriu your cun.lrierution.
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ruKWAKU, liHa helped thou.eiiilB und Et
will help you.
Higil School
Hun. I.I1U 1 burn.
6:80 p.m.
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taste better. Simply,
the farts are these:
If your refrigeration is
too .cold, food freezes
and the flavor is killed.
If it is not cold enough,
your food spoils.
Perhaps this spoilage is not 'enough to he very noticeable. But
bacteria increase so fast that they destroy freshness and subtly
ruin flavor.
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Miss Marjorle Morr;ll of Dedhatn. the National league, m
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NO SUMMER
DAY
Incomplete Without It
For a healthful diet those warm days there's
nothing like ice cream. Fmzen goodness . . .
the daily treat that makes the day complete.
Our popular ice cream is made of pure, choice
ingredients, and has the delicious flavor that
makes you ask for more. Crown-ups and child
ren alike prefer it. Order some today. For
health . . . for coolness . . . for pint) enjoyment
. . . plan to serve this delicious summer food on
your daily menu.
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. Made in La Grande.'.
CIIICAt.O, (AD Hahy Scllliel- j ,
der charges prepaid! flag, u
Hernhard J. .Schneider Jr;' who ""Mb
arrived In this world In June, need 'his assignment. -
.tever 'worry about Increasing meo-! Mf Kd;th Cross ofHan
ieal Josts nor need hi parents. cisco proved something of irdfsap
Jle U the first baby to come im- pointment in Kuroiiean play, but II
del" the new health Insurance con- "in probable that she will be teamed
tracts recently inauguraietl by 227 with . Miss Wills in double ncver
Chiciigo physicians, j the I ess. The two llebiiH, ihe keen.
No. li ill the national rank
Hoi eh a head of Miss Clad-
js .uuotliet'-v.nkely, .eajididuto .sanlt
' 1 -pitcher
Krnn- Station".
f ea
r. president of MOR
lcnuitted Wil- wMtoa
lie committed
Day School Enrolr
Ji year thru today I
h or n noininal sum paid yearly,
Hahy Hehnlcdcr and the other
nieinberH of his family are assured
the best medical ami hospital care.
No matter how lilgh the fees, they
are absorbed liy the Health and
Hospital Service Hureau, said to
tu 1 he first orga nidation of
kind.
The best part of the plan
I la by Schhiider's case, so far,
that no bills accompanied him.
est of rivals, have never he
It-
Hav You?
Wo nrp mMsi'd to eat consider
ilhle fish hi the spring lo supply the
Iodine, needed to prevent ee'rlaln
liltylcal iroithictt, 'n. followers
of Mils iitlvhe might miv; "I'iiim
cannot harm me: iodi i imiuv !"
ten together as purl tiers and that
feat probably will not be achieved
this time.
Considerable thought will he
used in picking the doublcM teaiiVs
sm 1; is lu tills department t Tin r
the Itrflish held the edge which en
abled them to win last year. With
t wo teams In tho f.nals at Wim
bletlon, they appear to he fully as
si rong lu tandem play I his sea
son.
son of a charge that
an "unjustU'able and brutal
in . .I'e.te. fionohue yereran
of the l!eds at the Union
Chicago, the same night,
n only deduce with cer
tainty," lleydler. satd, "that the
men passed Insults to each other
and that 1 oiiohue in if II reason
ableness shou hi have been ppe-
n gol- pared to defend himself."
PRTHWESTERJM
'choofof lonimerceiiy
Bboaoway and Salmon
Portland, Ohkcon
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The league president, alt hough
he dismissed Ihe, charges, censured
Wilson for "initiating a fight in u
public gathering place."
NIGHT FIGHTS
Cremation in America
The Mrst cremalory In Ihe Cnited
States was established at Wash
"iKlnn. I'a hy ir. . .Inline .,
Mo.vne In 1ST;. The irM renin
Hull wim that of ihe hodv of Ihiron
'le I'alin, in I e, einl..-,- f ,,
year.
Where Clockw'Are Needed ' 1
A Columbia irofexor sa.s alarm
clocks shouhl he hatiivhcd from Hit
hetlroonis, piobably on tin theory
Ihal they ar more essential in the
classroom.- Ialun I tally News.
Trick's Value in Building
In Ihe laaiuifaeliire of hiieli
I hey are burned for rhi h under u
tctaperalnre of ".iki ile'cei.
I'.rh'k cammf burn or crumble un
der heal thereafter. They Increase
the lire resilame of a home many
limes over.
WOMEN PLAY FASTER GAME;-
BRIEFER COSTUMES HELP!
liy Ihe Associated Press
AlilOItDKKN, Wash. Maxta
Tlosenbloom; New York, outpoint
ed Willie 1-Vldnifin. Hrooklyn ( ti).
Joe Cray, Aberdeen Kill pi no,
knocked out Hobby (Jray, Los An
geles ( 1 ). "Tiger" Jensen, Aber
deen, knocked out Teddy McNiilty.
San Piego, (3L
C1IICACO- .lack "Kid" Herg.
Kngland. out pointed 1 Icrman T'er
lick, Kalamazoo, Mich., (10).
NKW YOItKlave Shade. Cal
ifornia, nut pointed Leo Mitchell,
Callfornhi, (10). , ,
San Diego, t Cal. - Dynamite
Jackson, Los Angeles, outpointed
Seal Harris. Chicago, t III).
Columbus, (l. Kddie O'Oowd.
( 'ohimhus, outpoint ed lMtlie Hur
rell, Krie, la., (in).
luitli
YranKClcaviaer
if L-
Thbi h.irder tilttlng gem r.ition of feminine siarrs could never play
In the biindliii). ;;.ttineiitH t-tbovc) which Were popiil.tr I'ft Vi'.irs
The iiumIi-iii j;til i :iU is dlinui by Mil Charlotte Cb.iptn,
Aiittt h .in player.
We are alway.-t. on Ihe go
And reasonable, w c'i have you
know.
We know Ihe moving' busbies t
from It 10 K V. lo THKHK from
A to We're glad lo be oblig
ing that's the way we inukt
friend!.
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