La Grande evening observer., August 13, 1929, Image 2

Tuesday, August 13, 1929
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Blue Crane
Purb Silk, Hosiery
cyf Service Chiffon, You'll Like.
$1
Hi Ps
Dependable
Values.
Ar aw T (-lnrn n
' cr
J J rone Sarazen look the hint open
"j If championship seriously
5:mihk1i tn ko In. for a. rltrld course
; iff training mill dieting for it. H
finished two Htrol.es away. He
'hlniin'H IiIh tfnlf. not the liot.
: "Hobby .1 on c used tn he the hhf
.'runner-up In these event hut
.''since lie has taken to winning Ihein
f H-em lo be itlwuyM one or two
KM'okfK shnrl," remarked Clctie.
1 Hronzed. jn-nial, Kara .en lookK
more like a youni?, miceessf ill bus
' Iii.hh iimn 1 1 i:i ii ii k!- professional.
Ah ii mutter of fad. ln In. No oth
. -r "tiro" tut kept no conspicuously
In the competitive limelight, nath-
eiliur position ami Kiibsiniice, wjih-
oui Hie lustre of championship
honors.
Snravton, :i caddy ten years nprn,
)s nntr one of the highest paid pro
fessionals in Ihe game. He won the
open f linmplnnshlp seven yenrH
nu'o lit 'hlcnn, tho P.O. A. tllle the
si inc year. Tlii re-act Ion to thin
double huccch. upset IiIh youthful
h-ilanee and his (fame, for a" time.
Imi ihere I no mort' evcntenipcrod
(impel (tor and none niorr popu-1-i
r now than denial dene of I'Veah
Meadow,
LSporf
Slants
"The tcI of championship play liy llie .,-.srH'laied Pi-csm
N iiikhiir II easy nml iilnyinir ii ' Smooth functioning o'f the Pael
s irr." remarked One, iih we Mil III f'oast leiiKiie hnsehall machine
the irrlll ronni. "Vet. most of us re. durinK the last few weeks has cast
hie to do thai. 1 did 1( for two a more roseate hue about the wee.
rounds at Winded VHytt this yt'iir ond half of the split season and
and wni lied for the lead. I stii rtinl wtven club owners and followers
t.ililnjt chaiKi'K (hen and h-(. jeatise to believe that the 1 1ll! II
'scries will rank as hh;h as iho.se of
"Put anyone who heats Tlobby oilier years. i,
.Ipues Is, Just lucky. Chopping lite season hiiih to
our open enampionKiiiii now is
Hie one big event. There's no
IIiit away from that. In fact some
body was kidding Ilagen up In
Montreal by ranking the Canadian
open abend of the llrlllsh open.
"Why has Haven been so sue
i"vful abroad? I'll tell you one Wv
1 1 :i von; the . ga llery. When 1 1 a gen
f'.i'its out over there In Knglaml
- e r Scotland, all the gallery that
; hain't gone niter Duncan and
: Mitchell follows Ilagen. This show
; of Interest would be gratifying to
pinsi any plaver nmf It acts like n
Ionic to The Halg. lie thrives on It
a nd plays his best golf,
"I think Jones licnefits from
, more than lie may In 1innilenpieil
liv tils hhc tiallcrlcM In our open,
l'or no eM'rtenceil compclllor. it
I- natural to respoml to the al
. Icr.v."
This reaction m the entliiivlasni
of the mob affects most of the big
Mars in ;iny line of sport. No one
loves his crowds more thn n the
' cleat Itnhe Until, The Hambimi has
picked world's series audiences Cor
most ot his iri'st spectacular stunts
lt bat. Tennis KnllericH have In-
; tpired. although alho annoyed Hit,'
' Mill Tihh ii. The higher Hie erowil,
Hi.- higgi-r the tbrills furnished by
', .lack I (nnpsey.
"With all thoxi, fans imlllng tor
lis. wo Just had to win." said
Mucky Hiirris to me alter Washing
Ion won Ihc l!ii:4 workl's series.
Tho crowd and llie stakes had In
spired Mucky to (he greatest game
ot his caret r.
You dnn't u 1 to worry about
. llii crowd unless you arc among
the winners.
"Nobody goes around yelling for
Ho- runner-up," p-marks Mr. Sa-'-
n,-n. with s r show of conviction.
He has h-in the runner-up or
Hierejihonts niten emnu;h to know.
WANT NEGROES
EIGHT TONIGHT
IN L. A. RING
i.ns anci:i.i:s, Aug. u. (aim
Two of fist in i;i'k liigH-t sut
feets, Curgf tbtdt'n-V. of I.eiper
Ml-, I'll., it nd "Long Tom" Haw
kliw. of Sun Difgo. Cal.. negroe:
w ho-,, i-ouihiie d weight closely ap
loo;ichi-.s tin uiiartt r ton mark
will go (en round m- hs heif
air hi.
Tho gp-at physlci ndv:i nt;igei
which (he " black shadow" nsuallv
bi;isln over his foes, w ill he les--
n d considerably (n the in. . Hid;
w ith Haw It ins, I he elongated Sa n
Di.'go fighter beintr ultnor-t his
pliKtral e.,nul. Hawkins towt'ts l
fe. t 4 inehcH in height, a half
Inch more than (kidfrey. Weight,
however, will f.-ivor (lodfrey. He
will scale nrouiid 24m pounds, about
.'" more than Hawkins will pack.
Although Hawkins In the lad
yar has chalked up a number of
nntn ho wins, betliinr mlds fav.o
tb.dfny by a sl.eahh figure. The
bout will mark (lodfrey's Hist up
pptirnnro In this section nine he
defeated Pacllno Uacudun, the
fuet here iuqicj lUun s itz ago,
Dependable
Quality.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Jty Tlic AsMM'iHll lvon
NKW YORK Arthur nelcnh.
, Ita ly. knocked out George f'oolc,
Australia, (S; Jim Hckyra, On y Ion,
O.. outpointed George I.aroceo,
New York. (Hp); Itrth Olln. New
York, Knocked out Felix 'M llano,
t'liha, l.).'
l'llll-AIKl.rHlA Hruee Flow
ers, New ltnchcllc, N. Y., - out
pointed Itity Miller, ClilniKo, (Id):
All' ItoH. Krance, defeated Hilly
Anelo, l.eipervlllc, J'n., Foul, '.',),
CIIK'AdO KiiiK l.pvinnky. Chl-r-aKo,
oni pointed Tommy O'Mrlrti,
MlllltiKH, Mont., (Id).
PflNCA CITY. Ok In. :pnbo.
Hunt, Ponea ('fly, Okln., oulpidnt
ed -Murray Cltlltx, New York, (Hi).
UTTLKIlOi'K, Ark. V. I,.
( Youny:) Kirlblhitf, ..Miiron, fhi
Knocked, out Many Kny, J .on Imp-
Wile. Ky., C).
i
NRW CASTi.K, Pi
Jaekle I )in I
Kan, l.oiilHeville. Ky., ami .S'llliir
Fay KoHky, Chicago, drew (Hi). ( Mrooklyn another (riiimph over
FLINT, Alieh. Lou Sf'0.za, llnf- PitlKburh. A-'l, Clim. Dudley wan j
falo, N, K.. outpoinied Del Fon- yanked In the fhxt half of the tenth j
talne. WJnnln'r, Mini., (IK). j when Paul Wa ner doubled to open I
San Franclsfii (inrilla. Joiiph, the framo ami Johnny Morrison
Akron. (., Ktopped Pete MeyprH, redi-ctl the side without a score, nl
Han FranclKco, (f). i though a sacrifice and two passes
ST IAI IK Kddin Shea. Chie.-iKn. filled the baaes. i
ltnocked out Phil O'linwrt. I'olnh-' A ilouble by K'plly, Kindle by Pit-i
bus, O., (HI).
Better Baseball
In Coast League
Last Few Weeks
nave nnu its elleci on several nf
the most Important phases nf coast
baseball, namely, more IMely untie
petition, Increased attendance In
t he aggregate, and far better
games.
As the situation stood today, any
of six tea mis, the M Issions, Sea h,
Hollywood Stars, Los Angeles. Oak
land and Portland, had a chance in
win the second half race, and were
ranked in the order named. The
Seals and Missions, tied fo the
leadership, stood only slv and a
half games ahead of the Portland
Ducks.
Packed Stands
Last wce.lt the Seals and Mis
sions played to puckeil si-"nds at
Iteei eallon park. The Ileds took
fiuir out of seven games, and moved
up lo divide the lead (he Seals had
held for several weeks. Interest
again was expected to be a high
point this week, particularly In
San Francisco and l.os Angeles.
The Stars piny Hie Seals here,
whllt (he Missions play I he Angels
in llie southern clly. These four
tenuis have been almost on a par
for Hie last three weeks.
As the four hading club ill
be bat (ling this week, Oakland
and Portland may have a chance
to do snme climbing. Oakland
was scheduled to play n( Sacra
mento, w hile Portland was mulched
again.! Sen tile In Ho- north.
GOODBYE
Black Diamond
TWINS
"('0:1 1 Dust and Soot."
The II. lit Is d
lulled and tested
Mint Milcf. Ask anyone, of the
Hn me t ii.fi. inn Hn: niii niedein healing s
i-an have thi;- perfccl i . it - n -t a ! I ;i t i , u lo
menls If you u ish.
Lot Vs (Jive Full Details.
NATE ZWEIFEL
ICUBS LOSE GAME
BUT NOT MARGIN
(Pirates and Giants Fail to
I Take Advantage of
! Chicago's Setback.
My HiTlwrl IV. Murker
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
The day of miracles mny not he
ovt-r hut it would take a hlKhly
irtiKiinff nature to bet that f'hleao
unit Hhiladelnhla will not incel In
j the world wrU A thU fall.
. With two montliK to no boforp
I the reason pIohph n Ori. ( the
) KrowlinK- ('ul)H Jrie Mefnrthy Iuih
J ilcveloppd at ChientfO held an PiiKht
;Kame lend over tint NHtinnal leaK'"
j field while Comilc Maek'H Phila
delphia Attiletle.s had lo look haok
I I 1-U ifameM before they Pouhl nee
1 their ehiHfKt rivals, tin- New York
' Yn nliePM.
The t'uhM have done little falter
ing In the lust month or ko mid
w hat few nli(i they huvp made
j rump when their ne;irent pennant
! rlvulK could not lake advantage of
lliem.
'I'hrep I'jiih'i's Insr- j
l'or example, the I'ulm ran lno
Hen t'nntwell when he wok at hiw
be.sl yenterda.v and dropped a 4-.1
depislon lo I (okI on In Ml Inning.
Mitt tblK Klip mean notbliiK for
both I'ittKhiirKh and the New York ,
!iantK were beaten. 1
i 'antwell held the ('uI).h to nix j
hum, two oi wnicii helped Hie in- i
vaders to thpfr
three ruim in iiu
nlxt)i I lining. Mil luue, Neltf n nd
lay iu.h all were Kiibjerted lo
, u lieavy hatteriuK- hut stood off the
JfraveK-.until thp teuih wjien Itleh
boiii'K beat out. -a hunt' and nconrd
from fli-Kt when Mlalr tln-Pw luU
nml wildly to cateh him at the
liiltiut hiiK. finish thus wok clini'Kd
with liiHjeeond defeat of the ea-
Hon aifain.si 1; virim-ies. '
IhHljiiTM poisnii PinitPH
Jtthiiay l-'rederlek 'h homer with
(illhert on hase In the tenth Rave
tender and Horace iud s iiotne run
j in the eiHhth K-ive the Cincinnati
t Iteils three runs and a u-2 verdict
; over the (Hants. Pete lonohup lim-
fled New York to five hits, onp of
. tbetil a homer by Chick Fllllis.
I St. Louis downed Philadelphia,
I i-.l in a freehlttliiK Ktinie at Maker
bowl,
I Athletics thiln I 'nil (;iioh4
I In the American league, the A's
ben I In Delroll fl.u w hlle the.
Yanks were losing at Cleveland.
Uiibi! Walherg gave up only five
hits against the Tigers while the
A's bunched eight hits off George
I'hle with three Diiroit errors to
pile up n winning margin, ,M. Sim
mons hit his ''7th homer of Hie
season. 1 '
lialievrtiifN'H .it hi hidiier couldn't
save the Yankees from an JI-7
trouncing by the Indians. Moth's
round trip blow with two on in the
third couldn't oh'sh weak pitch
ing by Plpgrns, Peunock and Sher-
I id. Hed Shoffner entered the In
dian box In time to gel credit for
the victory and gave Cleveland
' fans something to cheer about by
fanning Ituth. Lazerl and .Meiisei
In Hie eighth. I
Danny MacFayden was In form i
and the Moston Ited Sox blanked
Chicago a. n. .MacFayden yielded '
only three hits while Td " Lyons l
was beaten as early as the Hint
inning when luo walks, a triple hv 1
llolhrock and a
double steal t'nve.
KOHion ttirei- runs.
DouhlcH by Judge and llie,, in
'he Hint M gave Washinglon a .1-2
triumph over St. Louis, (iarland
Mfaxton gave the Mrou ns only five
hiis.
A faiatl animal can f; II r.iiri
tltol tect or in. ire wiihoni tn.iur.
lis iiotits ate t lainh hither and
Mnmger lhan I hose of iar;:cr ani
mals, in proportion in Us t-i-c. Ttio
fahnlouv roc of Arabian t,i.lh. ihe
bird that uhn hi1,' eunuvh to .i.-k
up it man and ll.v away 'lith hitu
lotihl Ih. I luixo cNird It v.oiihl
bile had tihoiu it 1 1 it could do
ll.v away with a hih:!i. -Pojailar S.i
Oil Heat
with a
Hart Burner
Klinii nates
the coal bin. nil soot and
iiliet and riiriilshc-s clciiu
icuulalcil licill without ui
leuiion lMH'iiiei the titer
uioxtai doc all thai for
mi.
f
D pi iiil.i l.ilit .
nxtuienee
(.mud
Yi.u ti.,
e.e y p;t
tu-in
w nrrjt tn I
I
It's Hot, But This Really Helps
it's i-lot, But This Really Helps I
i ( vjrwwf ill .
I r- " ' ' '
I ' ' "1
! " an 1
ftF-
! m ; :
iKhA I'll thidcl plan lurc,al
Here's n stire way lo keep cool and comfortable when Old Sol oomes '
down in all Its fury. Above, Kay ThoroiiKliKood ( New Yoii;. and :
Kleatior Wilson nf Krie. Pa., em piny inflated inner tithes as flouts
mid a bench parasol as a shade to enjoy their reading in the waters
of n Sprinnlielit. Pa., pool. And. below, (lie lalest ihins in bridge
Katues with Miss TliorniiKhffotid as North, Alma Ktmeuler of Holme.,
Pa., an Kast, Kllen Callaglian of Moore, Pa., as South, and .Mi.;s Wil
son as West.
League
Standings
The Associated Press
.Naiioniil League: "
W. I Pel.
Chicago 7M :t:i .r.sa
Pittsburgh i;:i 42 K'tiaa
New York (ill 4!i ,U:, t I
St. Louis .: 55 ..fiii'i ;
Mrooklyn 47 (in ri:i!i .
Cincinnati -if. ;i ..ilt, j
Moston 4 4 :i .41 I I
Philadelphia 4 1 (!4 .:cei
Aincrlcan Lca,rm:
V, I. TcU
Phlladelidiia 7!i Hi tl I s
"New York (ifi 4a . t :i
Cleveland al . r s
St. Louis r.i; r.:t .rn4
Detroit u T.H .LSI
Washington -t Mi
Chicago 4:1 tit! .:t'H
Chicago 4:1 i.i; ,:i:it
Moston .t:t 7:: .:t 1 1
-'- i.
Jess Sweetser To ;
Play In The West
NKW YOKK, Aug. I :t (Al'l
- Mss Sweet.ver is firsl of the Metro-
polltan s golf stars to head lor the
1,11,1 the milional amat'-ar
championship at
Cal.. Sept. 2-7. Swi
the title in 1
for ih,. far w -t
plans to combine
Prbhh' Meach,
i-lser. who held
left New York
yestf-'day. He
business Willi
ideasure, spcmliiig some Mine in
the middle w 1 si bifore conlinuiug
.his jaunt to Hi,. i'Mi'ific co:mt. lie
'expects lo arrive at Pebble Meach
j about tn days before the cham
! plnnship opi-ns.
Kiftlil iklitflitful otit-of-dour
vacation kicaU'S in
the In-art of tlic ni;iuif i
com Cnnuiliau Hockics,
these Htinilulow ("amps.
Where nil the family
may enjoy healthful
recreation at ileciiloilly
moderate cost ... ill a
setting of scenic iraml
enr. ICasy to teach hy
Canadian Pacific - mw
Summer I'lin's are
ettertiw. Ciet literature
now.
Qanadian
Pacific
Ml AMnv4 I IttltANO
AMINO IMUC.
(iiiO(i,it l'i .ii Inn '.' t
fVi. v'e (iH.i thv II tlJ (Air.
VP1 M
Johnson Fastest,
Friends Declare
1 CDICACO. Aug. t:(. (AP) The
j answer to the iUesH.n. who is the
I fastest man In '.he American league
I Carl Reynolds of the Chicago
I White Sox or .lack Udhrock or.tll
Huston c!uh may be Moy Jojin
son nf t he Tigers.
Meynolds a nd Mot brock have
been threatening1 for some time to
match speed in a spring rac to
I The Tire Event of the Year !
PERKINS MOTOR COMPANY
Uh and Adams
.lffiilfl who ix llie.fl-t i-unni-r I"
UlU ICilRIH-.
While iitp
nnnoil from onr
tm.p or an'illi'!". I
nine
lorwuru " .
th leiroit pl-r not only c m
omroot cilhi r llr-ynolils or Itoin- ,
rook, hut roulrl b'-:it hoth of them.:
mnnlMK uh a owy n am ov. r lh- .
'print illMnnro.
Girl. 12, On Way
To Net Stardom
KKW VOI'.K. AUK. 13. CM")
Another hud rlinj? stni- of the court
u.irton-
i'tunTr".ii.tion oV i nite.i i
ipnniK. , ,
. Di.rnthv Hunily, 12-ycar-oW
i dauirhter of the turnout! May Sutton
limiclv. mn.lc her naKtern oeout m
a senior tennix tournament at the
eastern BniM court en.iioii.o....,
.1 l:ye yesterday an.l "''l"1""11
rrien.l or Hoy Jolm.-on n.ie
. ...i.i. rr..i-K to witiror ihfitia
hereelf vcll in eliminatmK -',,,. ,,,.,..,. with
Marquis James ui a)-, m nu...H...
sets..
The chances are aKaius,
KlntX much runner in uie ir. f. ...
championship for she was matched
with -Mary Oreef. No. 2 In th na
tional Klrls' ranlilni; In the secoml
rount by the woll-oumled tfame i
she exhibited against Airs. James
promises well for the future.
Schmeling Ready
To Fight Seott
NKW YOltlv Auk. I 'I (Al'l
Max .SchmeliiiK. Ibe much truhbd
(ie.rnia l )mavy Wright, lias had a
ehaiiK' of mind ami i.s willing tn
fijfht Phil Scotl of KiiKkind. Hum
bert lui;azy, hftxinw: promoter, told
the New York Slate Athletic coni-mi.-nion
today.
Wee Willie Doody
Is Under Arrest
rillf'ACO, Auk. Hi (AP) '
"Wlllle',: (Mahy Face) Doody, vet-1
enln of half a dozen recent gun '
fights and wanted in connection !
with two killings and several mail
roldierles. was arrested today. " '
I If. was caught in a third floori Detroit has barred a n-een:
apartment on the west side with- popular book as "vulgar." Thai's
out a struggle, although he was 'the first intimation we've had that
armed.'
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.Railroads Combat
Waste by Research
, , IS VN(i i:i.i:s (Al1) -- I '
,esi.len( of the Anieriean
,(1,WI1V lllwo,.:,t ion
! eaa railroads have I
says Amen
n pul umlei
oscope wmi " "
ward eliminating wnsie ami im
iiro:ii; tho si-rvicet
..To,:,y n. ,iin.a,l systems
one KiKHHlic liiboratory." 'he told
an audie nce of railroad men. "In
which millions of p.-ions are n
Kafc'ed in an . xteiisive war on
waste,"
He listed the chief cont ribu t hois
by M'ienee to more efficient opera-
illon of the lailroiidvi. as follows:
(I) tireater aLili.alion of loeo-
motives by JnereasiiiK the b-titli
; of runs.
' C2) Fin I conservalion.
I CO -Modification of specif lea
.lions for sl. el rails and wheels with
" a view to improving their ipialliy.
j (I) Substitution of si eel for
! wooie:i curs.
J C) lte:irran:ement o'f lurmlnaVH
j ami sliops.
' Hi) Improver! uiethnds of coin
; uiuiiication and siirnaliiiK.
i (7) le'latnation. wher, econmn
' ieal. of old malerjajs.
(S) Cr.-ater slainhirdi.alion of
freight caiv, which reduces costs
j n repniis.
(fl) Simplification and reduction
of stocks of materials a.ld supplies.
(Ill) Metier methods of crating
and storing goods in freight cars.
bonds wen- read in Detroit
rr
5.65
6.30
9.85
in: ih;ht not hi: i:.vn x;
NKW VOP.K, Aug. i:t. (fi')
illln'r uses must be sought for Hie
newest Klchoseopc, so sensitive that
"it makes aiiidabbi the sound of a
fruit fly larva e.-iilng inside ;i
i grapefruit." It cannot aid In enm
i hating the fly scourge since they d-j
I nut eat all the lime and a fruit
, under test mlg'ht be "ijuiet" and y.-t
pesiy.
"Her Weight in GjIcI"
P.rlv Hull Is (he l'ci-ii ,f .,
narrative . of Colonial liaies which
rein les 1 he fio-i i hat her fat hei
pliieed her in the container im ,
side of a liitjre pair of scales mid
balanci'd llie scales by poinhm inio
I lie correspond! mr coiiiainer shinji"
-old pieces.'
Stomach Disorders
First Revealed by
Coated Tongue
Your tongue is nothing more
.haii the upper end of your Ktom
ich and intL'stiut-s. It is the tirst
-hing your doctor looks at. It tell:
tt a glance llie condition of your
iigX'slivu system and physicians
ay that 1)0 o of all sickness starts
with stomach and bowel trouble.
A coated tingi:e ': danger sie;
iiitl of those digestivo tlie-onlers
which load to so many kinds of
serious illness. It Udls why tho
least exertion tires you out; why
you have pains in l'iu bowels, gas-,
sour stomach, dizzy spells.
Coating on the tongue is a sijrn
that you need Taitlac the mcdi-
'cine which lias helped thousands
! who were physical wrecks from
i stomach and bowel troubles who
had "tried everylhitrj" in vain and
! about given up hopu.
I Tanlae contains no mineral
drugs; it is made of barks, herbs
and roots. Get a bottle from your
i druggist today. Your money back
j if it doesn't help you.
Main 500
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