La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 05, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two Monday, August 5, 1020 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE YOU NEED NO IONGER BE TOLD THAT YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE FOOT SHOES FOR WOMEN Extra Narrow to Kalia Wide Hill J Dependable Dependable Quality. Values. . Old Cub Record In Threatened by A's NRW YOliK, Aug. ft (AP) Cilower of I he Philadelphia Alh I ''"s, eon fid en t now t ha I Connie ' "k UK" in will pilot a pennant -winner, are pulling for their favor .. to heat the Cubs' record of I'.IOG. '. In thai year the Cubs, lliuler tho leadership of the lute e'riuik Ciiiillff. IV 11 ll Hi.. Vfitlilvil If.itfnif pennant wlrii llfi victories arid :iti defeatM for a percentage of .7(i!I. The Athletics of J!i2!t. up lo June 2a, hud trnvcli-d at a .7fu pace, having a record nf 4 S wins and 10 defeats. ', They 'then slow ed a bit winning !e games up to ...1M ..h.vino- f n 22 and losing iilm July 2 ft. Tha. was playing at ."oil pace n:ul made (heir total. 70 panics won and -f lost for a per centage f ,7;(7. If (lie Athletics, are to equal the Cubs' record they will have- to win about three. fuurUis of ina'tilng games. their ,1 l.ast sea son, the Y a nieces, with if f lead of i;( games after mld-scn- J The mad dnsh of the Cuhs ron son, wi-re in a fair way to ciiual tinned yesterday when Cnde Wll t u- Ctibi' record, bin a slump all hert lloblnson dared to exposo a hut wiped mil their lead and the lefthander. William Watson Clark, Yankee were lucky to barely beat to the fire of the Uruins. Clark out the Athletics for the pennant. (iU Verv well against the heavv Writer Tells Of SnOOk InterVieW Hwl'"- "i the McCarthy Hub. con nected for a single with men on coM-Mm's, o.. Aug. r. (Ai' A'.4 C llowells, Cleveland news paper man today put Into the rec- ni'H .nf llin ti-l.il ,.f In. I.,.uu II " ......mr. ... Hnook the i mint of an interview o- mm wiiii nr. nnoon in wnicn ',' " ' ' 1 1 l.rofewr iKlmlltiNl In him Him ho had killed Tiieora ilix, Ills co-ed mmm Hntt oho toft ueuuiM oi i ue crime. Ills testimony was Introduced af ter tho defense waived an objection and a demand that (he court con duct a separate hearing and rule on the admission im testimony of what Itr. Snook said In the Interview. Womanly WiU "A tteljjili.il of ourv,' wrllet it correvpondenl lo I'lirm and I he- Kiile, had sucli a cieily vei of fur niture coveiN made Hint f-ho Is now having' a second sot tiuule to pro leel lite best ones." Sam Perry, ynulhfnl holder nf Hie southern, Alabama statu and I II r-m 1 riKhn in city gulf lilies, will try his hand lit the national open lll.H fill. Building Materials at Material Savings Lime - Cement Northwest Sawyer - Holmes Mercantile Co. USED HHVKISAI. I!KA. M'l' I vr, 'I HI C K 1 f 2-1 l''ril Ton Trni li Willi iliu lu.l. Iinrk fur Hi,' f.uiM 1!I!T IMrrl Tim Tnli ll Willi llhfl i';lh Larison Chevrolet Company mi AIM MM a vi:i;ii A Hli In the rrlc rATHLETICS CUBS ! INCREASE LEAD ' I i Yankees Split Double Bill I With Cleveland Chi- f j eago Winner. ! Itt William d. Chapman ! (.Wiclated Press Sports Writer) I ; The weekend flglllllig along the ' major league front was all In favor nf the two leading teams; not very much. It Is true, litil still In their f.tVOr. j t With til'1 Pirates rained nut (in Sal iii day Hint Idle yesterday, the Cubs occupied (heir time Iy turn ing hack the Brooklyn kohins In Iwo gmnes. unci so stretching the I 'hieago lend to six :md one-half games. The Mockmen played a bruising toX tie with the Drowns on S;ttiirdny arid took t heir ease ' yesterday, while t lie Yanks witc : dividing a pair wlllt tho luduslrl-j mis Indians, This left the margin j of tho Mackmen at eleven and one half games, Just where ll was 4K hours ago. hat with the Important difference that one game nf the h nd was transferred from the rela tively iion-esentfal won column to the vital line of figures detailing games lost. The Yankee now have lost Jen aines more than the fly ing Macks, who arc moving at a putt which might possibly level that 23-yeur-ohl record of U games won hy the cnbM of Krunk Chance. 55,(1(1 Watch Oaincs Homo fif.,000 of tho 1 faithful turned out on the sabbath to see the Yankees fend off their cur rent jinx team, the Cleveland In dians. The champions lilt hard be hind old Tom Xa chary in the opener to win hy 12 to 0, hut a ("'iienil pitching blow-up In tho second clash saw the Indians score by I I lo li. Young Wen Pencil was knocked from the box, hut ko were ll.erhy peunot-k and other Yankees. The Indians put nine In' lh nl"th 1,1 1,1111 m" 11,0 VM M,,nlM h' Ul llu' 'hent 'Vhlte Mux to Iwo small hits lo win hy J to 0. The Ited Sox had a line hiding afternoon with 17 safe drives. The Detroit Tigers closed out (he American league program by winning' a rough double-header! from tiie Senators at Washington, iv to and i;i to j . Culm Win Another guns of the Chicago array, hut suc cumbed by !i to 4 when Charlie f I rl in in. the onlv left banded second and third in tho seventh. Itlggs Stephenson contributed a home run to the Chicago attack, While Ktki Cuvlcr came 1hi-nuih! ... .. ' ncriu i ren liiane aiteuueu to im with two slimles and a double, j Hnln nir fm-' Hokh AieCn hiv n ml Nltlplnir rnf !OKH .li'nrtliy', mill ' t.,ii,.Miiv. I... tium u, ...j..'p. ......... 1 geney. .some, -mi.uhh pappy Cbica- noans saw ipe oatuc. Pitching his side arm ball from whatever hackm'ound of while. shirts a small Sunday crowd at St. I Louts provided. Sylvester Johnson 1 blanked the I tost on Ilraves by a score of .1 to M. Art Delaney was ! something of a problem for the! home boys, but permitted I he cards i .to htiliih their few blows. Kl'Ucst jOrsatti struck the home run stone. J .lakle .May stibjii'-ated the haul swluclng Phillies 10 win hy 7 to 1 pit Cincinnati In the remaining N,t ( Hoiial league contest. .lack Meillpsey fought six time In unit. It., m-orcd five one-round knockouts and in the sith scrap flopped Jens Wllliii'd, the iam plon, .n three rounds. Plaster - - Roof inn House Paint nrimrinrr raw ihmiiiiii CARS IIAKOAINH II J; s Kuvmi I :.v. i ,i.i i, ,.i.. MAIM 1 HanRe of lh Fo;ip Cubs Need "Gabby" "OA BUY" HfVTIitrV CHICAGO (At') if the Cubs should fail to win that National league pennant the Chicago fans probably will altrihille their ill luck to the. absence of Charles J.eo (Cabby) llarluetl. llartnett, rated as the best catch er in the National league last year, hasn't caught a game this year be cause of a. had throwlnir arm. VIM, 1 1,. uitf(t.r .n ill. Iw.iw-h r!iil. , hf.(,n ,jjK ((.st to the McCarthy ting has been ing saved sev His pinch htt- effective, huv gnmes. ly Tho As'ialcil Ctm-t League W ... Vv club. ver era) League Standings W. 1 l'ct, " San Kranclsco 24 12 ' -,fii;7 Vistonlav's Coast League llo-mlts Hollywood 2S 12 -Mil'. -i INntlaml, First (iamo: , Mission 2:t li .CS't ' It. "II. R. Los Angeles 21 15 ,5S Seattle 1L lfi 1 Cortland 17 1 fl .I72 Portland S U 2 ' Oakland la 21 .4t7 Halteries: K'alllo nntl Steinecke; Sacramento 12 2:1 ,'A4',i Cascarella ami Tomlin. Seattle X 2K .222 . Si'cuiul Clinic (7 Innings) j National League " H. II. K. I W. L. Pet. Heattle , 5 11 2 ; Chicago fiO 31 .RSO Portland ., . ( 9 J :t 2 j Pittsburgh Ml S7 .1115 Itatterii-s: ' Mlevlns and Stein- j New York MI 41 .ti'.i fcke; Ortman. Kullerton ana j St. Louis Ml 4t ,r.;'o Woodnll. j Prooklyn 4H hS .CJH At Los Amteles. 'i-s fiame: i Cincinnati 4 a f.S .4 2d It- H. M. Hoston 42 til .40S Wi'n Kranclsco 2 5 2 Philadelphia H't Cl .;:io Hollywood 4 la .2 I American League Ita it cries: Jacobs. Couch and ; W. L. Pel. Heed: Wi-tzel and Hassler, Sever- Philadelphla 74 27 .t.I'A eld. v New York i til .f,2'. , Seeiiml (Jniiie (Sexeii Innings) St. Louis r4 4i .r.40 It. H. K. Cleveland 4h 4H .r2! Han Krancisco a S 4 Detroit 4 f2 .4S II oily wood 10 S 3 Washington :ix f.n ,:t;i2 Mails, (llynn and Itced: llulvey Chicago 4u , ii:i .USS and Seveiebt. Hoston si to .:M7 -l '"t I'ViiiicIm-o. Morning; 'flume , ; 1 1 ritAix ttmtiiKitv ni:it ld',111 MvS HIS HXI'MIIT mUUUU- p WVIU'HKA OI;tn ('AIM. - Urer ..i- ..... .' ...... .. policenian. has explained that ;' 'i ti'iit which won acclaim was accident. Dc Hoche was eredlled ;tli preventing u train robbery in l-'S. A cloud of .steam from the e iglne disposed the robbers and ' u' Itoebe, then a fireman, was hailed as a hero. Now he explains that 1o the con- ' r;i ''' " "1IS entirely accidental. He kicked piece of glass in the boiler .a.: haste to ol mauds U) I engine, I Itnch . In 0111. the I 1m- the robbers' tender i a:ii:hic. i'ir;nrs CONSCKIP I M)V j MONTPKlXlK.lt. l-'ranee (Al1) Jul lea I tai oul. fi:t, a New ( )r leans ! garage owner, ran afoul of Kreiich ' army laws when he reiurni d here recently to vsit his mother. He j had Kone lo the Culted SlaleRj when oung and had ben natural- ixi d tin .Urn riiMti but 'he iuili!aryi .authorities reminded him lie hadn't I done his Crench inilllai y vervlee land he was released on ball, pend i ing a d ciston by higher authtirl i 1 h s. MOTOR Altltl.srs MAIM. Pt U T I. A M ). A ug. fi. ( A P ) A new automobile worth about $.1, ana, four hundred pints of whts lity, and three men were taken by the Port land vice squad short !y before daylight today. The men gave the names James Helchi II. Gcoi kp Cyr and Paul Mlllt r. alias Paul Homalla. Mutual Admiration How to hecoine an tatellechi.-'l U'ell. yon call one rT ihein a --'real thinker and tlicn he i-alU iu a t'leat lliinker, Hiul there you are. San rniiii i'co t 'lironi, ie. S:MU i:irt lliiw Iiim M U till' S.-ll- I aloi.1 el l-'i:.. llu- y,-llr In- lu.il.r In t ln n,:i im s. i I , .rfCfisra . KvFNi VANthtV 'O ) : L :Hctnia3 ' I. a flianil". On.. Grnre Ull. MhIi AdHina. .'l PATENT PIMTS I'-illimi in- hl!:li Ihm'I nunim III llllll hhlt-k lullrlll III j I.1111 li'liiilllril. j ? 111 . 1 n". Portland Takes Series 5 To 2 By Sunday Win I It Tho AssfM'Uiioil lrosx ! Heat en ly the Hollywood HtarH twice in yesterday's J'acifle Coast i league double headers, the 'ni j I'Yaneiseo Heals today led the lea , gun by only half a game. The ! Hiurs held second place, Hnd tho Mission ItedH of San Kntnclsco .third. I Hollywood won I he series foui games to tlweo games hy yestrr ' day's double win at Wrlgley fleln, ; l.os Angeles. The score In the first 'battle was 4 to 2. and the second ' was 10 to 3. Hu7.it Wetael's nuis ' torful mound work wits credited ! with having turned the trick in the first, and Hank llulvey did it In the second. j Amid a deluge of hasehlts and a parade of jntchers on both sides. 1 the MiKHion I teds and the I.os i Angeles Angei.s tangled at Ite i creation park, a lid split the pro ceeds, th" iteils taking the. morn ing game Mi to . and tho Ang'' winning In the afternoon, II to 7. The series ended with the Mis sions holding five wins to two fot , the Angels. ' Sacramento's Senators lost both games to the Oakland Oaks on the lot across the bay, the morning score was 11 to o, and tho finish (7 to '1. However. th Sen mors d Kpite their double defeat won tin series, four games to three. Cortland and Seattle divided . their doublclieader. the Indians winning the first game 11 Mo :t. and the Ducks .clubbing their way in. a, . U v victory In tl(0 after- ' noon- game. - Tho Portlaiulers pounded Horace HlovliisV recruit 'pitcher from Tacomj,, foj a total of CI :iase hits.; vhlle the vlslt ors hit Ortnian :ind T'lillenon for jli. Portland'. whh the series, ne games to two. i:. ir. Los Angeles ,l ixslous ! w-M I, KrauHe,...Aljajiai4vJVouw'ihWc4-'i . litid !'jtni'',rg.; i'"i'r ami Horfttmn... V - v It, in. W Los Angeles 11 1 :t alissions 7 10 1 Itaiteries: Cruudall. Childs and Peters, Hannah: Nelson. Ptllette, McQuaid and Italdwin. Al Oakland, .Morn lug (iiiiie: It. IL V.. Sacramento a .- 7 4 Oakland 3 15 2 Hatterlcs: Vinci. Cilliek and Koehh-i-, Aubrey; Kdw ards ami Lauiba nil. At taUlauil, Afternoon (iame It. IL i:. Sacramento 2 7 1 Oakland 7 14 2 I latteries: ( 'a no. Vlmt, and Koejilcr; McKvoy and Luinlmrdi. MANY DEATHS IN WEEKEND OVER WORLD (Continued lium Jt i 1 pi etcd to prove fatal. His home I in .Montana. ih II KlLLI'll IN ( HASH OSTKNU. Helifium. Aug. :'. AP) I - Latest casulty lists sliow I 1 I dead, 2:1 Injured and ft missing in' j the Osteud harbor disaster yes- tenlay when two pleasure steam - crs rashed. Nine bodies have been recovered, I w enty-one survivors are in the Ostein) hospital. I Harrison, Mrs. pred Head. Mrs. TIA' .MIXKHK KILLI'.D (,n Matott. Mrs. Johanscn. Mrs. TOKYO. Aug. (', (AP 1n:.jhn tiaritv, Mrs. L. A. Kennedv, miners were killed today In the ; Mr . Melvln Oalbraith .Jennie Neil Suinlto Itautau coal miu in the Stn Mrs (, : nrilitKi Mrs. Uarri .entral part or Hokkuitlo (Yeo).son n.lvis M,.s ,.01.tlM. pi.,1, s,rs. Slty nine others w ere trapped n, it,.).,,,,,. i n o ( ',,,1.1110 w ith little hope of r cue. ttH.Li tnw dii:s POltTLA N O. Ore., Auff. U, (AP) Hubert Veltum. 22, of Ku (cue, a student at M ckoii State college, was totally Injured on the beach near Wahlporl yesterday f when the automobile In which ho and Miss Ann Fletcher, also of Kuuene were riding overt urnfd. Veltum tlied HO minutes after the automobile turned over when tit struck loose sand. Miss V'letcher had several rltw broken. I'l.WK KILI-H TWO SASKATOON. Sash., Aug. t, (A P.) Two men Were killed til I the crash of an airplane In the Saskatchewan river Sat unlay. They w ere 1 1. Smith-Marriott. Inslrmi t or-pilot of the Saskatoon urro club, and Alfred Johnson. Norwe gian trapper. Johnson had Joined the nero club Saturday ami had gone oul with Smith-Marriott on what prov ed to be his first and last air trip. PLANK l' I'l-ODKS SAN HKUNAUIUNO. Cal.. Aug. S, (AP) - Scattered fragments ot a monoplane lay on th parohed slope of I'Yemont pak In the Mo have desert today, mute evidence of the tragic death of Virgil Cllne. San Jose. Cut,, pilot whoe plane eptodtl yesterday 4. fun feet over br.id In one of the wasteland's rate 1 1iH lldct! OltllS. A Hash or tightnfng stiuck the gasoline tank. I WIS I WILL THEN SEE THE NEW SIMMONS BEAUTY REST MATTRESS BEAUTIFULLY COVERED IN DURABLE DAMASK Good sleeping equipment costs so little more than poor and when it can be bought on such liberal terms why not enjoy sleeping equipment that will pay for a thousand-fold? The Beauty rest is the result of years of study by specialists and is wholly different from any other al though it is frequently imitated. Available, in two patterns, six colors in pastel shades. 15 DAYS FREE TRIAL We'll deliver a Beautyrest .at your home, and you may if you wish, use it 15 days Free of Charge. If it is not the most perfect sleeping equipment you have ever known, return it and we'll refund any payment you have made. There will be no charge or obligation on your part whatsoever. CONVENIENT TERMS-- . AS LOW AS $1.00 PER WEEK llit,Uws.;sbocuil blowing 0 i i ; !,,,. 1 week. ; Carr T ATJC'P PROl7! 'are: Mrs. Julius Itoesch (president- 1 1 t t i i'l' p ' n clfct, Mrs. C. P. Hulhrook and WILL A11LSI) 'Mrs. Kllen Stoddard. SALEM MEETi Members of the drum corps fol - low: Itay Williams, drum major: (Continued from Page 1 ' Uolbrook. C. L. Thompson, 1 dent's dinner: drum corps con- i,.st. f Saturday; S a. in., cull to or- dor, business session; 2:.la, parade. I The (Jrande gn.up will leave M.,b.m Saiurdav ni-ht and will ar- b in Saturday night and will ar- river home Sundav evening. Women's Drill Team Mrs. Charles C.raham is captain l,,f the women's drll team, and M rs. (jeorge Tiss and .Mrs. Ihmh Snider, are color heart Other members follow: M rs. Walter Palmer. Mrs. .Mrs. Parker, Mi ami Miss l-'ox. s. Norman Desllet 'Delegates are: Mrs. Walter Pal- mer. Mrs. Desilet (president ), and M rs. Snider. A Iter unto delegates nsy j for vertbody Pattison Bros. Grocery YOU PAY for a tew weeks PERFECT SLEEP? of the Bcautyresl. we haj.'e,'"ade the terms so low ,n.n A email inilinl nnvnipnl Uo Imlrmrn oan hn .. , . The New Simmons P,cautijrcst Mattress $41,50 Furniture Co. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers.. 'I I reu Keau. itoy it. iirrey. wus . Palmer. Walter Palmer, John II. ;iiarity, Lawrence reiunuer. i.. w.i Olbson, Knoch Morcan. Hlako Shields, Leal ltussell. Jesse A. An- j orews. Don Matott and Dave AVylie. i i 1 l"S'rs: imipn inieis. xi. ... .mi- . higlers: Italph Winters. It. (I. Mi- jCall. II. IL Hichardson, li. M. Scott. Oscar Johnson. Owen Mnxnin. .tames McNamee. (leorgo Tiss, ' Charles Kross. Frank Klanncry. 1, (" Kreenn, A. Kennedy, Norman Desilet and Claude Cooper, The stunt Is to he staged through the leadership of II. II. Richardson and Hay Prire. the time to bo determined by the Salem, legionnaires In charge. legion Delegates Delegates from the leuion in dude: IL P. Huron, II. K. lhady. C. V. Talbott. Harry Sandoz atltl CHis Palmer, alternates include Henry Melaneon and Italph Win-! ters. l-'red K. Kid tile, -state senator. Sh ITARI U The Pioneer Service Store $1 A WEEK In the picture above note how the coils come clear to the very edge of the mattress insuring a perfect unbreakable side and that means more than a better-looking mattress it means uniform sleeping surface without hills or hol lows a smooth flat surface that gives and fol lows every line of the body resting you supporting your frame inducing complete mus cular relaxation which means perfect rest. and former state commander, will accompany the train to Salem to attend the convention. ' A few of the men will drive to Salem, including Mr. Shields, whose wife will accompany him.- . - 1 . I ACCOI'NTA.N T ICOItlt l) TOPK K A. Kns.. Aug. 5. (AP) 'rwo bandits today held up Clyde Knowlton, an accountant, within a half btock of the city hall and roooe.i mm oi -.t.-ua. me city ' .semi-monthly payroll. t Pais Clotely Guarded niIt'i'-tions' as to passage ihrnuirfi llic Kli.vher ns itppt.v hoi It to men nad women. The pass is open only on I'i'iL'hi days of the week and at ccrlitin (IcKijrniHcd hours. ( Is Hie main (.trategica! point of entry initi liidtn from Afghanistan and Is, theitror.1, iiirefuliy ,'tiard,'d. A Child's Detirtt A canary hiiil In 11 Ida "age Is somet lines more important to a child than hread. heans or frit .i-ee of chicken. Woman's Ilmne Om punb-n M ) L that everyone can affor:! lakon ram nf t Oil nnr Inc. ;u.ti:d divokck PAItlS. Aug. f (AP) Mrs. Wil liam Avon 11 llarriman was grant ed a divorce hy tho Paris courts today from her husband, William Averell llarriman. New York banker and sportsman, on grounds of abandonment. save with s a. rcTV In the "Pink" of Condition Internally Seven Ounces 50 CENTS A lo:i-inonrul nr I'.K.fAl.l. I.AXAT1VK SALT l:i a trli of wiiii. r l;il;. n I'lich mni'iiInK will Jii'fp ynui- IioUi'Ih ri'K lllur lill'l yrnir .'litli-.' .sy-iti'lll fil. Knl.l iiniy al ynui- l:o all llrui; SI nr f. Glass Drugs Inc. The Itrvnll Slope ha Grande, Ore. I: