La Grande evening observer., July 16, 1929, Image 2

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FROCKS
A most unusiml assortment of Day Time Frocks
just arrived. Refreshing, cooling, sport styles
in Voiles. Every smart young woman and Miss
-will want at least one of these dresses. They
are so fashionable, so feminine and so exception
ally. comfortable for summer days.
One Price $2.95 :
Hill's
Dependable
Quality.
CARDS' ILLNESS !
s is diagnosed;
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Fall, .of Champions Due to
'"Vr Cracking of Veteran
Pitching Staff.
"llv ilt't'hi'i'i V. Ihirkor
( Associated l'rvs Sports. Writer)
jft Here ami I hC'ie mii the pa pes of
nseball history nri recorded tho
Ira mat ic collapse of powerful base.
all machines Inn the full of the
1). Louis Cn Ml Initio, National
nt-no champions in "i'.2H, I brent -iiw
in Kt down in tho honks iih
no of the slrniifjcsi mul most tin
sported of nil form reversals.
1 l-'or two months the Cards worn
iln the Illicit iif 1 ho pennant chase,
I'licn they foil npnii. There havo
thcon n niiliibiT of explanations for
KJtho collapse of (lie champions hut
,)iniMt of .the responsibility oun he
"1 faced Illicit In it vntornn pilch I tip
staff (hut cracked wldo open nt ;i
limn when Hilly Siinihwoiih huil
no up-a nd-oomlmr youngsters cap- I
nl'lo of slopping Into t )u breach
League Leaders
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And m.u that the pacific Co
:tst
League has swuiik Into the sec
ond half of the split season, lel'M
look over pome of I he boys who
were doing HiIoks. Above Is tins
Suhr. youm; San I'rancb-co first
packer, who led In homo runs.
Center is his teammate. Klmer
Jacobs, (he vet who showed the
way in phchliij,., Jieloi Is Puyxy
Jlufft, AUsiutt' ohtflf hler, who
w the hltttnit klnf or the first
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Dependable
Values,
On .Inn M of the current enm
pnlKn On' Cards hud compiled a
record of 34 vloiories nml 11 losses,
n percentage, pf close to .Clio. Since
thin date , the Cardinals linv lost
ifiimi'H nrt won only hIx for
season's record of 40 victories mul
1 42 defeat, a percental of less
.than .r00.
Thus In Iho Miort space of n
I month the cards havn dropped
fi-om a position us. n leading eon
i tender for Ihn championship into
' doirflpht with Ibooklyn to May
J mil of lh second division.
I . Soiithwnrth's crew- lost proum!
to thi Jindpers yesterday, howlnv
to tho New York OluntH, 7 to 2,
j while the Robins wor turniiiK
j ha fit tlm Cincinnati Keds, A to
This loft Out KohliiH only a iwme
and a half nut of (lie first division.
iCulw Cain
Tho second place. ChloriKO Cubs
shaved it hd If pmo off Pittsburgh's
dead hy downing the Phillies in
jhoth ends of n donhlo hill, 9 to (I,
and 7 to tt. Chtiok Klein hit 1)1h
24th, ST.ih nnd 3fith homn runs dnr
trir tlm donhln hill to iifMimo major
loamto lofiilni'Mhlp In IIUh iloiiiirt
mont. I lark WIImmi Kot hlK L'rd
honior In tho flrrtt unte.
An orror hy ( itoi(f Hlslej en-
ahU'd tho IMrHloH to hout tho Hoh-
ton ItnivoK, (i to 4 hi II Innings
and stretch (heir wlnnini: streak to I
jtdKhl In a row,1 The victory left
1 the pirates leading tho Cubs hy
two nnd lmlf panics. -i
1 I V11 hc'n Homer I c h
1 Tho Yankees picked up half 11
,uamo on the Athletics hy bMitlnj
Detroit, 7 to ft while tho A's wore
spllliiiiw 11 iloille hill with Clevo
1 land.
t llahe Ruth's 2Mh homer of the
.year In the ninth Inning; kuvo tho
! Yanks their win at Detroit. NIop
I py fleldliiK spoiled Roy Sherld's
j debut as a starling pitcher and he
1 was relieved by Kreddy Heimlich
.who received credit for the victory.
Cleveland wiimkmI IMunke. Rom
mel and Yerkos to luko tho first
Kame of their double hill with the
I A's, H to fi, hut (ieoi'Ke Katunbaw
' stopped the Indians cold in the
second which tho AthleticN won 4
to tl. Katnshaw pave seven stut
tered hits and funned six men.
Kil Walsh outpltuhed I 'red Mur
herry as (he Chicago White Sox
heat WashinKton. 4 to 1', nnd the
4t. Iuls Drowns pounded five
Ronton hurlers for 1U hits to down
the Red Sox, ID to U.
HAVE PART IN
ATHLETIC MEET
XI-:V VOIiK. July lii (Al'l
President Hoover ha consented to
serve as honorary referee of the
Infernatlonal track and field meet
a nil
! Trav
Princeton-Cornell teams at
is Island on Saturday al- 1
Ihoiiirh he lanimt he present In I
Iierson. i
lil a letter traitsinlttfd by Drench!
Strorther, his secretary, nnd made
-public toilay by John T. MctJovern. ,
j chairman of the cnmm.!iieo in i
leharire of the meet, the president
ho plciHfi! to bs recited
onorary referee to the field
Karnes between the vMUm: t ea nw
.f Oxford and Cambridge and the
American teams from Princeton
and Cornell, and only reirret that
my duties here will noi permit me
to be present and wlines them in
lierwon.
"The chnrneter hulldlnp Influ
ence or clean sports is such that
(they doMrve every encouragement,
and beside Hint. 1 should have
been nhid of the opportunity to
welcome thct flmi youiiK men vis
itlnir our stiores.
Sir INme Howard. Rtitlsh am
bassador, replied In a Mmll.ir vein.
'. N. V., cnllecl.d t
on Its tun roll this
i.vs a dispatch. The eol- (
nnnm by the way, ;s Mis,
llayward
KILLS insects
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA
Al Tries Hurling
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Sl'AV YORK (AP) They often
mill tho tnound to Inko an outfield
nint, hut I hey Kfldinn do tho ro
vnrn. ' Yet A I Tywm In one outfielder
who Ii:ih heroine a (dlehor.
( Tyson, who played with thn
;iantn and DoilMorH with inoderal
, KiirefHtf, had to try pitching or quit
the t;tim; lie hroke )iIn Kk at the
I'olu KroundH in IW2H, and the acci
dent Hlowed hint tip no much that
IiIh dayn on the diamond apparent
ly were over.
Itut At worked on a curve and
tied up with Hrnintnn of the New
York-reniiKVlvanla league as a vpk
ii tit r innundman. lie won IiIk first
Ktiiiip hands down, holdiiiK WMkes
Harre to throe nlnglcs.
League
Standings
Hy lll A(M'ftll'll Plf'SH
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NIGHT FIGHTS j
IKISTOX Knil.. SHuur, MiMinn.
lilineki-il out .hick CiaKlliiM. MnMlnil,
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NKW YORK Sunnily Imrriniin,
N-lv Vnrli, Mloipt'il l'i tcr .hul(,
JiTm'y I'lly. (ii).
TtMIONTII SIcm. Ilni.ro. Tor
nnln. out i.olnl i-l I'l.ll Tul.Ui, Ni w
Vnrli. (Id),
CKAXIl IIAl'lllS, MII'll.
C.'I.IWf (imll'ivy. I...ilivllll'. IM.,
slopiii't- linlpli Siiiilli, Snn l.'rnll
riwn, (2).
FRANK WYKOFF
HEATS RRACEY
IN SE A T T L E
SHATTLK. July 1C tAPl-After
n lonif and strenitotis season cli
maxed hv a whirlwind finish, world
and nationally famous men and
women track athletes today headed
for their homes which are scattered
throughout the ( nlted Stales and
Canada.
Many of the greatest cinder and
field iirlM In the two hnmtrles
came to the Pacific Northwest last
wek and competed in the British
'"1umhhi mid-summer carnival at
Vancotivcr, H. C. Pridav and Sat-
unlay and in the twilight meet of
the ouimunitv
Athletic assoeiatloi
here last iUmJi!.
A total of approxi- '
mutely Sa.iHtH per
three meets.
Prank Wykoff,
fatlon of Califor
hoiin atleuded the I
i
the sprfin; wii 1
nia. c.ipiured the '
DMt-yard dash event laM nhfht t
from a field of classy peri ormers '
" J 7 seconds, or one-tenth of a I
, etund slower than the official1
world's record. Claude Rracey. the
Texas flier, was hoi on Wvknffs
Is to finish se
Poster, lu'jiro
Slate college.
mul while Wes-
ico of Wachinn
was third.
They Did Ritlt Wlt
What it mark In ehnlar-hlp those
nncient Creek tihllovophei's would
have made If ihe.v luiil en joyed the
ildviinttii-es of liberal education.
- I.oiiNv Pie Coii' ler.lotirtial,
Miracle
nellirlidt tmiy help you to for
rive your etiemhw, bin il would
litl:e n inlrncle for n lot of folk
lo forahe I he ntceevi nf their
fdetuD. Capper's WecUy.
by
CAUrORNU VZVL'X
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iBraddock Works
i With Left Hook
i
! For Loughran
, Xi:r YORK, July 1(1 (Al)
, There ro rumorx that Jump J.
' liraddock has developed a tfoorl
left hook which lie hopen to usu
I with Kood off not when ho faeeK
.Tommy LouKhran In their llffht
heavy weight champlouwhlp. halt hi
at tho Yankee Ktudlum TJiursday
nlKht hut tho chance are that tho
.lerney t'ily challenKor will fall
hack upon hi (nifity rlht when
and If a origin developH.
J OlmerverM at Urartdock'M train
ing camp at White Hutphtir HprlnKt.
.V. Y havft noticed (he challenger
working away with a left hook.
Hut .In men J. In not hy any moiiuK
ncKlctliitf IiIh fliHlKht rlfflit. It
w;u a Htrai'ht ritiht thai hroke l
. Pete Latzo'M Jaw, knocked out 1
Tuffy firlfflth and stopped Jlmniyj
Mlattery and no one knows better i
than Ifraddock that his fortune Is i
hi his rij-'ht hand. . j
j Will) that hand Draddock '
punches harder than any HkM
heavyweight 'fin the htvti)fK, It J
would seoni. Itut louuhrun. at his
camp In llnsslelt Kali. 'S, Y -'
pears tinworried, The champion, 1
apparently cIokp. to his hest form,'
Is depending upon bin- speed and
hnxliitf skill to keep him nut of
thn way' of the challenger'
punches. -
l,eo Jimkl found that Kouh-
ran oouht m floored hut Keo didn't
find any way to keep the lluht j
lioavywtiht champion down. The!
Aberdeen assassin floored Tommy
floored Tommy
o,i r. ..out
e. 'i,'r'I';n "'"
twice In the first round
at Madison Squar
Loughran Kot up to box his way
to a decision. Hut Jiraddock !
punches harder than lomskl and!
IiiKhi-an may not lie able to et
up If unit of (he Jersey City.'s slu;-
K' r.s rights lauds flush on his Jaw. j
Cooperation In
Enforcement Is
Sought By U. S.
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NKW LONDON'. Conn., July Dl
1 ( A P) tio ernor l-'rankllu . D.
j Roosevelt of New York, speaking-
al the nocrr.iirs conference which
opened hero loday, read a letter
from (ienitfr W. Wlck.'i.shum, head
of Provident Hoover's law enforce
ment com mission In which Mr.
Wickei xlia 111 polnlt J out weaknes
ses, of the federal enforcement ael,
and hiiKKcKled plans for ntreiu;(li
enhitf It.
The letter, descrlhcd , by Clover-
nor Roosevelt as the first public j
, expression of the law enforcement j
! chief , on the. mihjeet. f toints. out
'that 'eiil'orcemenl of Die ViSl.-iload 1
act has rested chiefly 011 lite
shoulders of the federal tfovoi n-
meiil. , I
I It sm.'K''fctrt that some ' feasible
' means of dlldlitk' the. burden of
' enforcement between stult-H and na
! lional m)errnnent 1m 'ournl and
, that slates be Riven police juriH
! diction over tin' "retallliiK" end of
j (No "pecuniarily profitable crime"
I of liquor law violation and the
national noverumont retain polle
1 In if power over the "wholesale"
j end of this "business,"
I WickcrshatnV Utter assured
C.overnor Roosevelt that prohibi
tion he in if a "most Kurlous subject"
will h one of the chief national
problems to In- Investigated by the
taw enforcement corn mission.
No More Neuritis
In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs
If you M-unt to K' t rtd f lbs aiionlm
luil itiiinv of nfiirillf, mturalKiii, wiiil
1, a oi t (mil mul i in, Just uvuh 'J'yniol
to i lie affectf d parts and reu how
yuiekt all nib-cry will et-nsv.
Tniol in a powerfully net ratine
Ht.M.rhent. Nootliiur atitl liwjlins in ltd
U.-heii. whU tl Kiii M In tliriejk'1)
p .i. .it id tid kly rvioltvs the burn in.
l.niin oer-ii. TlittMj Ktnbbortt fiulos
In ttie I. nek of the lie- k. UmiI the
Miuulder hiwde. fwee or lead, in tit
fores r in nd flnKi--s, .r etmllni:
dnun ttie ildirh t" the tie tlt", will
m.hii tlSaiK-ir. .'rnrnt'inB d tli imis-
j buliu r. d. v,'.tli jn.rMe!. i-ellln.:.
III M"i ,'etel Viot him no imiKci
mlffitem, nunit'iiess or trliuwriit
t'- JuiiitK Ulid llg.Hlii-tit.
vmdoI in not an ordinary liniment
r. ,iih-, but n s h-nttrie liw tuiellleilt
that Is entirely dlfffntiit from unythtnic
yiu tut liver uid. Don't sufTttr snf
It-tMifr. 'let M vupjdy nf Tyeinel Ht sny
yuud diutf nloro, Alw' on hand st
C.lu Diiiks Inc. Ailv.
Appropriate
When you want to how love
ami respect for departed
loved ones It Is appropriate
In mark the graves with a
fhtiiiK monument that will
endure thru the mi est.
We have n larire line of Im
ported nnd domestic stones
which we will curve to suit
yoir individual tarte. I v
siens and prices gladly fur
nished without obligation.
Cemetery
Memorial
Works
c. ir M.ci.rur.
L'i (!r:it'(io, Ore.
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GRANDE, ORE.
PUTS CHINESE GIRLS IN BUSINESS
WORLD
F (LiwU k I CARR FURNITURE CO, 'nc.
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Han I'raiH'Isco hanks eniphv nianv Chinese j;lrls to wail it femi
nine p.'iii'oniiKe of iiioirown race, .mish unse i,. u ong is simwn no
hind her window. Insei Is AI iss Flora tl. Look, another hank etn
pl.ve. . , '.
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Missions Again
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neuuiiig roi use
Leading Position
Hy l he AsKix'lalei! lres j
Tho end of the second week of
the pacific Coast league's closing
ha If. season yesterday found I lol- !
lyivond, San Krnm-isoo, I,os Aueh- ;
and the Mission Reds ch.sely '
hunched, with Sacra mcnto, (nk- ;
land, Portland and Seattle 'way
down In the second division.
The fact that .Oakland was listed
amoiu the roar rankers was no
surprise, considering that- the fans
would call that club's touh break
In losing two series In a row to j
the Mission Reds nnd the Seals, j
However, a comeback was forecast f
ror tills week.
Oakland was scheduled to hepln
the new series today ana Inst the 1
Angels on the la tier's home lot.
The Missions were matched' against
the Indians at Seattle. Hollywood
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A million motorUt$ art finding that fft.y nttit not
pay prrmium prices fnr fin performance, VIOLET
RAT anti-knack Casvline . . . tnifny'i motor
furl,,, if tolil far the price of ordinary tintoline.
LOOK FOR THE VIOLET COLOR,
i I
was entrenched against Portland
in the nrnth. and tho Sea In were
home to entertain the .Senators
from Sacramento. j
The Missions wore favored to
mop up Seattle this week, and
Portland next week, and first
place Tor that club would occasion
little surprise anions the fans. The
Missions always seem to km north
1,1 '""pernio. ,
it 1 no KOvernnieni uoe.iMrs 10
cut down (lie navy, there ou'lil
to he a Kood market for the rruis-
rs anions the lisliertm-n in
Die
I Dei roi'. river, since the most
'cent "dry drive" be-all.
A New York Iceman has just
complete I a journey around I he
wot Id In li t da, U houivt and ,rf
min tiles, We'rtf jflad soinebody
met the iopular demand that tlus
j thhiK 'a- done
Horrible!
Our subject for morbid wonder Is
n follows: A WeKh spelling bee.
Detroit News.
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Tuesday, July 16, 1929
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