La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 02, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Monday, September 2, l'.2!) MAJOR LEAGUES Great Trio Of Kuth, Tildcn. Dempsey, Fading Page Two NEW SCREEN GRID ATWATER KENT RADIO TUn v,,mtt cif rf flm purlin wni'lrl ATnrrip- mm 4 In sincere tribute to brawn and brain, mind and muscle that has subdued evert the might iest forces of Nature to our use We pause to day to honor and acknowledge our debt to Labor. Hill Dependable Values. . ' Alan J.Gould pltnt ilholit 20 yearn nn, ,lie Mp- Ifi I It.y wan n Hiir in inhltllln' in inhlef around (lie Amcrk'im iu rlMtlon while Connie Mack w:ih Ilmfnir American loimuo pennantH pud world 'n ehniuplnn?dilpH. At It to sumo lfini itiiH writer Imp i he Iho hulhoy for tin- To ll I) o M iitl hi riM. then innnajroit hy S.d.ekn Heyhold, lun-thitp Hunter wth tin Old Athletic. ' nn1 in MePurthy'n hotel room recently. I'nnnltiK nhout those 1;ivm hhwi M.'itH.l ,1m- had Hill'1 IT ntiy l imiilii or hcromlnu n nut Jul i'iiKiic 'iniinnKor. Much lcn the pl ot nf the pronpootlvo National lea true champions nf I H 2 ! tinder tin inllllnn-ilollnr Viiky hnnner. 1 "r'utuiy. isn't It, liow thlturn turn phout ?" wild .1 nr. "Who over w nulil have fhnired the chance lliat I would Honii- ilny In' leading M leitii amltiM ( 'mi n to .Murk lit i lie world'n scries? ' 'nnnlo wuh llio r hi iiitiKtoi' in iiiohi ul' m then (mil ho wllll Ik otto nf the Krunil owl nion In ti(iplntll.' .Mofnrthy, nhitrlnu tho miperMl tloim nf till hall-players, ilm-n not lilio o lull; tihout ihp world's nor lN until till iiiu i lifi iih I Ion 1 tlniiht tin' H iiiiivrtJ nhout Iho outcome nf ii ponmiiu race. While tho Culm v NtPiitllitltr iilnntc. piling up a I'hc lend Ihrmwhnut AnnuHt, ilH cuHHtuu of what the pin yi 'I'm inlftht il''rtt) tlielr 'Villi' Mtho iu money was Mlrlolly iiihon. Tho Chlenifu tnnnaui'i known t ft hit nhmit tho A'w. n t)ioui(h hp hasn't had contacts with them In recent seiinons. McCarthy huimtyed tho Louisville Huh ul tho American association w In n Ii plajcil In III 1 1I I Ii woi'lilV Herleh uulnsl tho Mull I more olnh th:i tni'1 Plshop, Holey, (irovo tithl oth ers now on i Tip A'h payroll. .(Iriivor Cleveland Ahvuidt r, it seems, ooiil. I not resist iho loiiii: tition lo oelehrnt,. his :t":iiil Mr t ry nmt tho new National h-.-iuuo ii-ooi.l it tftiw him. (Mil I Vie was hoIiI inn n tho li.v-r to St. Louis hy th- uIh three years itiro liiTinnc he klokoil over tho tracts and ii iihoiI to ili y tho onhi of Joo .MiM'itrlhy, thou Just l.-.klnw hrthl oT tin Chlr.'iKo loiiin. Alw wuh n hltf rnoior In tho mili- K'ltlPU1 SHCOOMVOH (if tho Cill'lllHills Hit llloro ;i.h Iho Cih-hnHi.a In- Muiirr nr IiIk iiciuiir off tho nuitn rodil wnti l-'ll tit Ithom. tho i':iro linit I Uncor. Kin in, whon pall. i to Hoi-mint. lovt...l u xU nliiitctit. i' to cnlt-nnio Aatnloi's fh:ir V ll'IWlllll.MlH to Kppi tho v-M-'iiin from linhihlnu too riooly. 'I'hi'io'H no Hcrrol, upp.tit'lUly. to Hi'.' m hiictohm of (iuy itunh on Iho ihiHimt ror tho Cuhn t hlr your. i fc"N'i. ho htiNM'i any wrinklo hull, 'M nIIiIp hall or ra.llo ,;ill." H:i.l Jilt Mif.irthy. "Inn h,.' K,,i n filf.t ;mip, winw o iii' mi.! , (-ooil inn.'. Iril'i that enniitfh V' EASTERN iXET (STARS NEED 2 GAMES TO WIS' I ri'ltCMT Mil l a, N. T.. H. ,,l ,11-- CuKfont ttiriirt Kl.ir l.tnl; ijy rnuri.H t.,.in- in u,r,. ,m,i OmiIuiI ullli i. ,r. ... ,ii. U' w. h'i!lti nnly two vlrtnii.-i, (l, f'VX'll III!' 1 '...'! , h. ' Tllr rolli. I up i, J.) IM(( nM UK' II, -I .I,,, i.i ,.. nil S.,'- UM.:-. W it ll liv.. ii,,., ,,,, l'l I'ifijiiii ...,iv l, l,,iT i,, in in,,,,, mill li-ii llv Hiinhl i hn. li t,,. , 1 1, N ll lln- All:, r,t I.- ,. B-'(lli. .-Ii;, nc-.- u,l.. fhal II,,- l:,,i nllKln lln, I llii , ,!.,. ,i,u,., J it- Wr.l ituailv .str, ntlli, n in- :i,.lll.. ,.f C.,,,!;.. I.,,,,. , 'hi.-.mn. :in, .l,,,nny ,ik. , s.,n- Viinl-.-i. !!, In, H. .11, I 111, III, I,., 'IjyHMI.I.ii,. i. mi .,,) ,( "'I iiVillliiMl fr (ii.,)- nn Hi, II 'I 'V l"-, lui- Hi, y ,.in,ll;,., In winning ih.. ,lmil.l.. tit). i ii,.,i lili''. M.TS-,. Salem Hall Team I Vina Cham pionsh ip MAltSIIKIi:i.!, Ore. Sopt. UP) - In an .UMth liniihrv -:.'V In wJU.'h live i-.mM wore wore,), Ril. m won Ihc Male a,-,,,! iro chaiuploo--Uip lltle yeMei.lay rrotn c..,u'i, ''''' "r ft m o. More than I Mm W-ionn wllnensct ,o upo. 'Honor Bctonti to Wrihia Plane Zx Ili V. V ' V. ' "i 1 hnitii t ' eil l ns Iho first to he rtowu hy in;iu. r Slants L J Dependable Quality. PORTLAND LEAD : ONLY HALF GAME Ducks Split Double Bill : While Hollywood Wins ; Two and Creeps Up. 11 V Mm- AssiK-intril (Vpsm , Tho 1'iioino Const loauo ,o;l(lor shlp romalnoil in Iho poHio'sHlon of Iho l'orihin! JhioltM hy only half a anip tiolay, aftor ono of tho hanloNt fought moiIom of iho yoar, In uhioh LUo .Sontlii'.riio.i'ij. .hiiuK oIohp on inp tiool-ti of -iheir Xirii orn rivals. Itolh . loamM' ualniMl an ovoii hronk hi jh Wuihlay (liMihli'Iirjiilpr .tho Atitols wlnnlnu tho first hy II ilo 7, aftor a f hi ions, nint li fnnliii rally hi which llwy tloil Iho scoro timl firM'I four runs ahotnl wlih a tola! wain of kI. Tho 1uc;k catni hack mid took Iho mpp.oikI ft lo H, i thonuh tho A HMo Is imaln milled ,11) tho ninth. Hollywood took hoth i-nds of a 'ilouhlp hoador from tho Sacra -itnonio St-uators hy m-htch of in to 4 and r to 4, making' It sovon oul of piKht of thp HPrioH for Iho Star.. j Anolhor ilouhlohoador whm srhod jiilpd for today, llunilor'fi humor in j thp lllid liinhifr of i ho mpvpii jfrainp nainp In tho aftoruoon, with ii man on hano otlnohPtl tho Ktimp. Oakllind and tho .Mis-inns dlvld j oil thoir Iwo-uamo in-ojiram, hul I tilt hitler took tho series, four finmPK to thrpp. Tho honip loam 'won Hip tnoiniuK affair Ii to 4 In ton lnnlnH, hut lost iho aTtrrnoon fray nflPi' Uiklmr a flvo-run load In llho third Inning. Tho Oaks made their rirl loiio hilly on ArlotfH Ihonior In tho lum-th. ami olttichod jlhp gamp with hcovi-j In tho i noTFm h.'ni'i'MiiiHii1 inimii'-HHPvi'i1 ny j Voixpz. TIip San l-'ranrlsco Scats cap. ' tared a itouMrhpader al Seat tie. taking tho oponor which rati ton 'Inning hy a sroro of il to 4. and tho y nit, a spvi'ii Inning gamp. 4 to L'. Skipper Johnson polp.t a ; homer in tho iiint h Inning to Ilo 'Iho kcoi-o j tho first l.altle. hui llllsworth's oriois lot Donovan ami .1I ley scot o. 'i od l'l pu ran was ha tied from tho no mud In t ho second uainc Curt Da vl sea t (crcd i Seattle's, seven hits carefully. Sport Frock Is Right on Dot There's ti youthful charm to thlf por( ttintlel hy Kcdforn. Tht mU 1 rl Im of wool pror'ctte uiui tho Jiiokol it yellow with navy polka dots Tho Mouao nKo m yolluw. Too many po-.pte n-y ahout tho nit nf navin,; ninnov h..o.o (fin k -J. ' ; Si - 4- LOOKING AHEAD With Pennant Races prac tically Decided, Frepar- ing for Next Year. i Hy Jn.v Vi'jiI , (Asj-oclatod I'rosf Sports Wrltr-r) Ni:V Villi K (AC) Inwtcad of staiMlIng- around wringing- thoir ha udH ahoitl the I ft:' ft penna it ; fiasco, major league managers arc working overtititc in an effort to strengthen their cluhs for lftHu. So If the material If available in tho ohih's favorlie hunting grounds, some of the gla ring weakneHsoH revealed during the Ift'ift campaign 1 v ill h,. corrected. "our of tho sixteen oluhs a w luully In noid of new shnrtsto)s. The MravoN will have lo have one i to replace ICahhll Mai anvillo, who : a phn rojilly will he a managir noM 1 voar. Dave Itaaorofl's aging arm ! j and logs put Brooklyn in Iho mar-! kot for a new man. Joo ItoloyS : had throwing arm is causing Con nie Mack lo look around for help, while trie Sihuhto-ltlcharilsoit-West ling Comhlnalion at Delimit has hroughl tin- Tigers onouL'h punishment In or.e season to las, j them several years. Tho punch-drunk Yankees wilt: have to have a pair of pitchers and ; a reserve outfielder to taltp Myrd's. , place lien ho moves Into .Men sol's position. McCraw's (Hants noorl inn plteh i in, an outt'iolder and a sr-cond tias'-tna n. . Hrooklyn wants. In addfl Ion to . the shortstop, a second baseman to help stop that treacherous leak In Iho middle of Us inner defense. The Hravos want a shortstop and an oulfleldpr. i III II Carrigiin's I ted Sox must ! have a pair of slugging mil Holders if they expect to got out of the col lar. : Pitching Is tho Chillies' greati-sl -need. Cincinnati craves some hattftitf punch and a pitcher nr two to re- 1 place the aged I.ikiup and Klxey. I I'lttshurgh wants it second hasp-; limn a ml now pitching strength, i which it prohahly will ho nhlo to. got if Iho Paul Wanor deal goes j through. i ( "love land Is short on catching st ronift h. aWshinglnn Is In the market fori a first haseman. The While Sox could use a pa If ' ol pitchers, a second haseman and ! slugging outfielder or two. Tho Cull' only pronounced i weakness Is In the catching depart- 1 Uietlt. Detroit aftor a shortstop ami might heroine a pennant threat with this and a pair of u innim, pitchers. i Dan tfowley's drowns ncd hnr niony. Thoy seem to have tho playing strength. Babe Ruth Gets Fortieth Homer As Yankees Win I Mv W illiam A. i lilpnuio ( A-v.ciatPt presn Sports W rater With tho Plrato huhhlo i ptoil eil, ma tor leamte teams MWin into Lahor day and the Ml retell run with Itttlo to i.rfor tho runs except I la ho UuthV homo run race auainM time. The Itatio Mlatnnioil his fortieth at Itraven Plehl yeftfonlay at Iho Van keen palil a hurt lo.l visit to tho rented sahhath home of tho (toil So in win i; in 4. The name yes terday Hilt ItUth H I J.'itll. ledVllli: him I'll more In which to hit a sufficient tiumher of circuit dii ve to call) an Increase in h(s annual fT'l.iuuj check. The Pa la 's ou n record of till made Iwo year nun is nafo I'imiu an,f new advaiiccH al this niomoni. hut another Soptcmhcr Mich as tho one he i-porenooil hi I!1'7 would uive him iihioit lor tho seasmi easily ouonuh for a not her hand -SMlui- laid Upon the Ptipiterl hatllt roll. A nd shrewd hiudnesv ma n ihoui;h .lacoh Itupperi s in other hues, ho will ho pulllnu harder ihati anxliody eN(. for Ituih to hit Ul .ii and us niunv m.no as pus slide, Knsy rnr Zacharv Hilly Payne had tho honor ut pltehlne. Mr. Path's r.'rtlolh. Tony Paazert nuidid the I la hp with two ocr the tonee. and those throe tdiiUN made thlnus rather env for old Tom Xacharv. who add-d hiv tenth leiorv of ihe o.ison it record shnlm: no defeats. After hotilt; cuflod ahum hy the Athletics all Hon sun. iho Senators turned yesterday to win ).v Ihe yilirroo- hcore of 1 to It. Sad S.un .Jones was rh:ht. and the Senators smashed oirthl!li; thai s,r. v,'d lo thotn, Connie .Mack rtalle. himself ,.r the op pol I nil 11 v to Insert m-U'imI nf his .second M vim; for a hp of exercise. In tho w K,. Hollow av pitched the Indians t. a to a MCtory over tho White S.. at I'hlcaKo, ami ieoii;e I'htn chocked tho t.li.s sufficiently for tho TIk ftfi to win hy T . P Tho uauio w.is daed at Spoilsman'! park, which w dl I..- dark t.Ml.iX . I.impinw lioiue from their chas ttMtnetl t I'lttshuiuh. the fiiUs fH"d f" tamorim; a welnoiie 10 ihtiu r..iii the Hand- a In .m Writflej liet.l. Tin y d. tt aied the Ciidinals hy i , a. Shciiif -,-,1 Plake t.fticlatftl f..r Mct'aifhy. Pirates Takr Itods The Pirates treated Ihems.dves 1,1 t Mctuiy omi- tho (,,lv at fin. Inn. ul in iwelve inniucs. The M inn, w ..s not, i hie, fiis( hecauso 1liho,v hut P.d laicas was the lie. ie.ited h. lu r. and sccomllv he-cnti-c Prxtn Pratne. Iho liltiim; pit her. te.uhod the ilistant 1 tit Held Idea, her at licdlaml field I.., a h.unc run in (he fifth with twrt on h.ine. He li.nl in have lehel nmn Itciuy Kleiner nn tho mound, how eer. and Kromor (t credit ror inning, The Phillies won hoth tames i(l Pt.ttet fi, M t,V t -, J ,ln, X , Tho opener ua maikrd ! thi third mi. in in Mcti.vv of tinii.o i la I t y S in Iho, t OCI Hit film I lipii w 1 1 m A-hevllle, 4i nd hy iMiuck ..:. jit IK ' J r t 1 rHituc , . A'j 1 - lllllll l.S Koilll.'. Tllilen Is Kttlliy. Crown Princess of Tennis l,M i P a 8 It4 "I. Ike muiher, like datmhter" caused a family racket to draw j of atti-iKion In tho eastern women's ten ins champion1-!;:!' at pye. V V.. the other day. Ah.ue you see !..!..!!,;. Citulv. J y. ai-nld da tm liter .if fa no. us- .f i .May Sutiui P.nndy. im n:. r Mati.ot il cha mpion. as she made her nia ... tnii i n,; i: t .!. t.ui i !i sni -plls ,ht..ry .ner Mrs. .Mannii.-- .laioe- ..f Ue. .. -I. ' t'titi.s ate predicunu she snine day will regain ttie roiiti!.- rntv.n which her niHther won- l.,r man ye,n -. Klein's t hlrt y-si th homo run. As Hack Wilson parked .mo at fhi cauo. Klein neo.led the l.h.w to maintain his ma ryin of t wo over Hie field in iho .National league I'ratik ila.nl uatne.l ju-i a xliade on Pal.e Merman in the race for National leaune l.atttm; honors. The Philly .oitliel.ler k five nut canine ill the two .names as Her man picked up throe out ol sev.-n. I .a rry I ton to iv cracked a uai n. and Ihe Praves d' l'ealcd tho Ciailts tty s to I at the polo croiinds, Itarry Selhold was iho u inner. Ircic Golden Gate Record Is Made SAV I'PAM'ISi ii. pt. " (.MM - . to w i t c..i d for sw i ni m 1 . i : across the Uotden C:H.i was cluitnetl today for Pill Kjnu. win ner of the holphin Swlmmim; and Pnutlm luh's twillth annual r ice actoss the inlet csterday. Iv-ian-' time was j.'i minutes tt 'J -'. s. on. Is. '1 he ..lit , . i o i d was s ,i, n. hai he. it 'ji; minnc u t ostahltvp, d hv t;.-or;,- . ,f , All of U Know "What A incricMti'i red! v iced 1 tnnre sleep." a n in tallies nne hoalth auihoihv. am. v ;"id nv ,c! wo know II w!oH Ii eoiu-s Laic lo Le Up j) I !te llliii uill'4. Frirndihip'a Ohlitifttinn Pnlc-s ott I r w iih the laults of II ftletd. o i.;ll;. -.'. uU'll S i iu. This Store Closed Today In Honor of Labor yp yjloirs- t -,e v H . ' toi IM'!II!"M' lir -II is 111," si., Ills i.,li..'. - v r pt 9 On, Sort of Ftt::w I'e is i!... sort follow, we Paid tn onr l.iiteily ininli'.-.'ni way. who would -.pe'ld ten MittlUti s h.-tckill'-' into a parkim; space ; t : 1 1 1 prevont in:r ll: - c::ro- ..." !ln ear hehi-d. rather ll.an -1 1 1 tin to a iioiirnrt alilo -,. In thore in Ion oihts. aeil 'petal tv.o ml, .ltd ; w.dk intr h,i. k. Port Var,c News Sen tinel. Two Amnesty Proclamation The original aaiiiciy proclama tion at the eloa of i he- t'ivil war was tu;:.o hy Pved.-n: Lincoln on I'oceud.er v. '"'.. .'uoti.cr pro-la-tnat iou hea riir.: on C I r was ma tie March 'V iM'.t i, i,.t FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Paul Stark SceIey,GS.B. Of PorUantl, Oregon. Muiilrr of the Hoard of lectureship of the Mother Church, Tho First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Colonial TJieatre Tuesday Eveniniv Sept. "rd Al S:l. o'clock. T'no I'ohlic is cordiallv invited to attend MANY BARGAINS I'scd Cars. See them on our Used Car Lot. Larison ChcvrofelCoripany 1414 A OA MS ' m . AVKSfK itim A Sn In tlin I'ri,' ... , i l'1 ,:v ; e ";.'jT utMiM r"'n ,.! s,.,rts .net chainiuonship League Standings Ily Tint A-fc iciatcil Pros-: I'iH'iriy "';s l.i'yil!': V. I.. I VI. r.irlinn.l :l i. liiillyw.Mi.l :is li ..-'.'! I .us A:i;,l,s 2" Ali.-sinn lit', L'V ..',7 1 Win l-'iiint'lgro 3li 2S . IlllUhill.l 3 2 ..Mi" .iit r.nm ntn L'3 I" 3i!7, S.-iilll,. 15 4'.i .i':il Olllt'l ii-llll I.i'lllir: . I.. I'll. I'llilnil-lphlii HI 4 1 .liMi N.-w York 7 1 r, I .Mi-' si. Louis i;ii 5;i :'-. ri, v,.i... ii.i nr, r.n .5:4 I ), l roil S!i llli .471' W'nw ii in 17! i, ii r,7 UN . 4 r, i ; ('h irji Tol 7", .4nn lloslnn 44 Ml ,3i; .'Ut.-:n;il l.t'iimir: . I.. IVI. I'lilciiKO 4 41 .1)72 I'litKiiurith a: .5.si N, w "ork ti7 r,s .r,3; si. i.miis in ii i .r.ni, I'.rnoUlyn r,il Us .-i.",2 ri,ih,,i,iiiiiii r.r, nn .us fimiirnui ;,2 73 .4 1', I lustiill 4'.i 7.', ,3r. VIM'WIIIAV S l!i:sl ll'S I'llrll io "ii I Ixiiuni Al I'oilli.ml ;-. J.im AllK-l-H li li. At S.-iilll,' 4-2. s.,n l-'rnnoispn l!-l. Al I lollyw on,l lo-:,. Siiornni' mo 4 4. .l Mission r.-ii. rn, u 5m n.l 4-s. .Vini.'h-:ln Lcltilili' At ( ' Ii i,'.i 11 ; u. 1 'I, v,.;,n,l ,,. Al St. Louis I. It.lroit 7. Al WiiHliliiKt.il 12. I'hll.uli Iplihi At Pi At Ni sto:i A. New Verk H. VHP nal l.cnyno w Vork 4, Postun V. At Hrook'yn At t'in.a-.'o in Al ('itu-innati -ii. Philadelphia St. Louis :;. , 1'inst-in-e.h :k Ace Hudkins Huijs Wildcat Carter t.US A.NCPl.KS. Sept. L' ..P Art Hudkins, co. manager of his I. rother Ace. the Nehraska Wildcat in id d lew etyht sera pter. today an noiinced he had purchased Wildcat ' "art or. Seattle dusky liu ht wei Ip . t'roiii t he iieni-n's tat hci -ma na;.': . William. Neal. 't he contract, price was not announced, (';irtcr is schcdllle.l to meet tLllilie I lc.-s, lo cal lighter. In a ten round hunt hcritomort ow niyhl. Poise nd Purpce Wo Ipvariah.y titoi that i In man of poisois n man with :! purpo-e. American Magazine. MAIN f ll;,n-. nf Ihr Fn I al improvement, enormous power, better .tone. Ijee it near it. Carr Furniture Co. A Flyer at 18 .K.l Foil Worth liiimiu MnrK.irrt TlinmaR. nliovn, nf Tort Worth, Toxas. Ik smaU nittl perl and rnrt-hoailfil nntl, as 1 lie In structors at till' Texas Air Trans- . port flyinp Kchnn say, "a linilirtil Iibi'u t'.yer." Silio's met every re iiuireinent for n iniiitiii.-iviii 1 llyiim license Imt rnii't pet nno 11 11 1 II -.lie's IS next .Marrii. Rlie expects () net a transport license, which icniiires -0 hours ol' solo Hying. Statrinmn'j Privilege Aeennliim to flic Const inn Inn nf the rnihul Stales, senalors anil ,..iresonlnl!vi'S "sliull nnl lie nues ''nnnil In anv other p'liec for any sul'lect of lot, ale in ,'ilh"l' holisp." $ FOR SALE 1!)2!) Chevrolet "(!" Coach, driven only 1S00 miles; licensed. l!)2'l) Chevrolet Sedan, never' keen licensed or driven. These cars are new Lilieral discount. Perkins Motor Co. 4th and Adams Phone Main 500. mm llVi V. j -f"",' it', . " rriIIS lad is typical of the many A youngsters who are making their first ical stop iii business as carriers ftir The Observer. He is the one upon w hom you depend for your newspaper every clay, and he, in turn, is dependent upon you. In all sorts of weather, good and bad, he sees to it that your newspaper is delivered. You can help this young chap to succeed by making ,vouk pay ments to him pronvptly when he calls to collect. MAIN 37 EVENING 0RSERVER Eaoylon Large City Many oxptMlitinns havo heeii sent out to exfJiviUe the aiieiotit city of Pahyloti the tiisl In 17NI hut It was tioi until tiller the real work of Doiitselio ork nt Ci'M'llschaft, he- iftih iu !S!B. HuH tl ulor wall was 1 racoiihlc. I'Vom 1 his time llicy were nhle to dolortuini' ihat the elly of P.alr.ioii covered I'J Mtiiiirt' miles. LOS ANGELES s Convenience Comfort Hospitality You will appreciate the cxcpllont service and moderate rates. The city's most centrally located hotel. One block from Pershing Square convenient to all leading shops, theatres, fmnnci.il institutions and electric depots foi .ill resorts. Garage adjoining. All OutMiii Rooms Pach With Bath on.- C r-i'ti - - Jl'.t.ii, l Tun Pi i . mis - - S:s.30. 51. J-1 Unexcelled Foorf Friendly Prim FkanK SiMPfiON, Jr., Director Hotel Savoy Sixth V Grand VJ I iff I GSaSOULKSntiflOTI I 111 Ml I 1.