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Wednesday, September 18, 192!) LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Two More New 'resses In satins, navy, georgettes, black, brown and blue trans parent velvets, right up to the minute in style. $29.75 to $49.75 Dependable Values. fjll Hills Dependable Quality. CUBS ARE TURNED BACK ONCE MORE Brooklyn Wins Double Header While Pirates Defeat Phillies. Woman's Name Is Drawn For Tickets Killed Mate SpG1?t; i Slants bv Alan J.Gould 'Hip new Kittvlcf. Klnuitii may In to ".loin i lie Army or Nny im( Lall t-.irn n ml Hfi' Hie (nilt-I Si ii l ." to fluid frum the wny Urn two iii-iHli'inffH tire (IfVi'lopiuK Hii'liron rlviHrlt'H In tin Kiint, WimI iiikI Smith. Tim Navy 1iivn Dh1u rind Nuti'i' Oil lilt UllH KI'IINUII illlll IlIlH JllM III- r.-iiiKed t tnlw un Sunt lHTii Mi'tli f;Ht. mi" of Hie KlroiiK'st iirmyK In i In- Snuh wi'Hici-n 'onft'rriM'H. S. M. I'.. Willi Ki-diniin 1 1 uiit Iipkh- llllf JKIMHMH till Vlr t)l. Il'lli, KUVt' 1 lc Army a m-iiHittliiinil Imllii- lit V.VhI I'oliit Ium -) r nil ii liiy when Ilium- looKi'il ..yen hii im than I In iHfht-iiti'il Itwl i'nKh'. The Army lias filtiyiil I-'lojida, JininnK utlu-r HotitlHTti ouUltH, iin iiiially tacklt-M Notn I aiui-urni this ytnr Inv.itlcn Hit- .Mld-wosi lu un it 1 j 1 i iiuIh and tin- Kar WVh; iui- u ivliicn I'tmaK'-mi nl with .wiamir-l. Ity Willi AM .1. OIIIVUW (Awm-.ii..' I'ri'-i Spurt. WrMi'r) Tim Iniijf-auafii-d rlinliiii(,' of Un- pennant hy !h- OiI.h win ! llycrcil attain yi-Kl-rday when Itlixdilyii twin- rallied tn win hot It halvi-N of a doiihle heailer in hl- eajffi as '.'li I'iniii-H rami- from hind lr pull iiit the di-eHlnti tlit'ii mvii Kii'nc aKainst the Phil- He, One t'lll ieinry or (Mie I'lr ule dennt will end i:. toil ihe f 'ihs ha vi hern looli in i,' lor t hat . olio ifatne shier Sunday niht. They will try attain today anjiinm thei Chillis, with Host arrayed against the I'irates. I The luss of IIm two rallies to; : Hrooltlyn was of no morm-nt wlial-! ever to Jnwjitt V. Me "ni l hy. hut hi' did have cause for any amount of apprehension he felt over Ihe roiled manner in whieh his pitch ers were handled. Oiif: II. ( fir IVminnl In I he fits) .Kami- I la I Carlson permitted the KohinH In run up a lead of ti to ) in a sinwlc Inning. the third, and Ihe Culm made it I close only hern use I ,, y Vam-e had one of his worst days of the ; season. The Itruins ahsnulied Ihn : si rlke-out UitiK lor three runs In ', the fuurt h and for four more In IIih filth, and approached to wlth- the pennant only lo ante .hiukIc wi.li itii1 hases filled In the ninth to irive the W. V. .(Vmiitir Idihlus an S to 7 decision. ,-er Correspondent) j iUly .,m(l W1IM tm.(l., from the t$iu-cMJ.-Kroni pi'cs-il0X -,y nv tn)dn runs l:i the first h ill f of tin- uUhteap, and Hal Ciu-Imoii tfiivi- way to a. pinch hats plan In the seA-etdh when ihe Culut pulled up lo a He. Art Neuf was phnky In the flKhih. and I'at Ma lone rushed to the rcseiie, only to deliver a lloine run led to Italic Herman Willi the bases filled. The Cubs picki-d up one more in the ninth, bill the Robins won by 1' to i. The males defeated the Chillies in the KW-awny .uue by II to 7. uil( dil It on eleVeii Mis aKaina sixteen piled up by tin- Phils. The Huccaueers wmi on a biu seventh Imiiiiir which kiiw eitrlit I'iralft isprinr. .Mires will hi- on tin l.n ! ,.,, rhaserl lotiue on tour stimleH Crande siiiad. Ttddn. Soiit hwlck j j,ll(,lliK,.n, ly mVl.,i uith four pas jand Haunt will not be here ami w.Hi u,,, , u (bdder's Union Football Team feht This .Year Is Report j j'zit llv (Ohseri I Nil IN. cut indicnllonK the CcJit I'ootljall i tcaiu of the C'lHoi Hlh school will j be a lighter aL,'j-:reKallou than last I year. Mom of the prospects are not so heavy and several of tlieiu ' will be tiiki n from tin' lower I classes, thus Hiving a liKhter ami less experienced team for this Sea lyon. Clily ti few of last year's line ; up will be on hand iiKaln lltln fall, ; liiclinliiijs Miller. II. 1'arcnt, t'ross land, le'ore, Massetl and inayln1 j Tripp, and part of these were only j subs in I'.i'JiH. Ten meiuM-rs of the ; Miiiad, I'ai'Mit, two K of fords, two :el.aps. C. Miller, ltc-s, lYalh'-r. ! Taylor and ). Cox, graduated last Ci ACO. Sept. I K ( Al' - .Ml Calheiine l.yncli. ot Chicago, - certain tf a pa ir of urandMand heals for the world seif.s .titles at Wrk'hy field fKtolier S and ! and on (fctidier I H if the el.issic coii limie that far. Miss l.yncli's Haliie was the firsl of a p proximately U.'i.ana dra u n from tin- "Kiab baK" in I hi' Cob ol'ficeH to fill the ( ".nun Krandsiaud s-ats available for tfie seii-s. S!--is in Pittsburgh on a vacation trip, but iuifiM-diatelv was ui( il i' d - )ier uiotinr. ' Z Chicago Worried Over Guy Bush's Reversal Of Form CiriCACO, Sept. I K ( AP -The loss of form of Guy Mush, of ilo i 'ultH, leading hurh-r oi' t he Na- fionai Ii aiie, is caiiHir.ir leu 1 t-eei-ii around U'riatev Held. In Ills last five starts Itiislt Iiiim been halted from the box five (funs. His record In the won and lust column has not. suffered jtrt .it ty, only one def-jit in lb-- five eon tests ha viui; been rha run) -iiirijnsi hi in. lint his inability to i in hh: effect iv-nens, lias even .bi" .McCarthy, who was mt botli-rtd at first, seriously worried now. Loss of control seems to h Hush's chief irouble. 1 ! League Standings Ity The ; sriciatrd nv,s Coii. l.i I iollyw ciod Mission San Pianch Portland ... I.os Alitfi li . Oakland ... Saeraiiiento Siattle National "You mention Army and Pitt as two of the HroiiKest eastern eh v- i as aioiitf witn hum', vieorKia i ecu j T a Hh YJiirlda, in the s.uit hern ft roup," writes (!eoi fe Inipont of Washington, I . C. "This Is to Hp y iu off to two others who will play it powerful pa 1 1 In Hie sch et Pui of nu eastern if not national chain phn;dilp ruler- OeurKetown and Navy. ; 'To nuiKe a eoinpaiison with one i.r ihe tea ms you have already liti ntioned, 1 saw tin- Heorueiown i.ttitir; Mfitne in Washlnulon last lull 'ntj-l (Jeoriretown Willld-d over its fi aker opponent to Ihe tune of ni l'onclidow ns lo none. When you Jh,ure that the Hlne and Cray will litvi- i tytit of lis varvlty liien hack Ciy fall, with a much more rper Vlieed bunch of reserves, It would u'rt"in as though old (Jnorjjetown iv HI have conslderi'ldi' lo say about 'Hp' eastern ratings, . '"Navy. too, will have last year's 'j.'0inl Nn vein In r ii!;i i j;al Ion. plus iftiiie likely lookiui; yoiinusti is fin tit the plebe ranks of l!S.' Tri)p may not have time for t'oot hall Oils year, Ho It lookH like I'n- Ion will Ikivo lo Us,- the nest one or two seasons to work up u cn-d- It a bio tea'm of football players, j However, the. boys are Kettinw out (and be i in; whipped Into condition Iby Coach K. P. Coluirn an-la sche(i. u le of nann M in beintr iundt qui. : The opening f a rue w ill probably bo j played at North Powder, Keptein ! her L'V Clilcao Pittsburgh Ni W Voi k .. St. Louis .... MrOoUvn Philadelphia 'iiu funat i . Ilostuu TOMiAUlKMS i ' HEATS WOLFE choir.-. Hurleiffh (irinus w as driven from Hie ho u the Hrst round ,,w while the Pilules were i llKaifed III T'lt'V the serious business of piling up four runs, and Hay Pn tieh i;oI 1 In vietor'. Marry SiiiyHie, the proin Ineil' Itoolttr so u Hi pa w , alihoriied the def.at. The remaining Nat hum I leanue club.i wore Id!--, due tn the tuanu- I lai liired double-hea-b-iK in St. ; Louis and Cincinnati lust Siinda. ' Itnltt In New York V fft,f!f Iti 4,V tA m.v.. K,lwar.l i ! (irant Harrow a chatu-e to build up IN 'Villi FOURTH "". '"' mow,,,'.. . ;. , 1 pi, , K ni'iii iiik, '1. l.,mf.s-l'l,U:t,lt'l- phlrt CMilfs! ))'i'lM:int l,lly into , M-I 'n,f tr-,in.s u. r.' ,n I, m.'l II,.' A' In ,, elm, I, I,. I. ill. ,,,! mil y,,ii,. ill' I In- hi,""' '", ' tl,,y,'l nir In ii iluul'lf-hiiri ,'11,'f I ; itlluli' tl,i !,M,',',,n. "I'hc S,, V, ,,,!,(,' 10,1 ':,lsh ot t'hir.'iKi, IhI lilt.'flioo-l to win l,y t; t 4, i,n,l V.',sl,l,,f,'lon i won iJic op,',,,-)' Iron, Ih ltoit Ity 4 to I. Kollt lot,).,' 11 p llio srroinl . Kiitn,' II t'l.'i- tw, pluyi'il, ton'hiK tni' Tlci'i Int., iH'lnl, I' lo.lnV. I'llUlto W. I.. Pel, . .... 49 :i4 .r.!-.' i:i :t4 i,i 3,; i 47 ::7 .'if.n 411 4:! .4v' L'! M .:i.'.4 21 2 I.rirtui W. I.. I'rl. Ii.'l 47 .,I,M si r,;i .r,7!, 7:. .:! ,::i ii!, .:." 7,; .4,;i i:i 77 .4 1,; M 7'., .45-' .. r,j 7. I., n"ii. W. I.. 1','t. 4:1 .If I m ,; .:.7i 7 4 .... r,:. 7f, .141 .. ,;4 7.". .4,1" . ..r.4 m .ass r.:i tn, .::7i it I ft . --VtJsi -T -JSs." " ': f H A ill e wit f I1 Anjfclw. or share II with Ihe Hcds j or Seals. Angels Trim Stars. j The Annuls ib-featcd I ho Stars in a thrillinif Kiitne at WriKl'-y! fhdd l.o.4 Angles, the score beinK i !i to K. It was as scorehimr a bat- ; lie as the torrid weather. and emeij in the ninth when Carl Moll- j leu; socked a home run over the ! lef; field wall to s'-nd Statz home, ahead of him. With Ihe Antfr-ls leading 1" ttic pIkMu 7 lo JI, the Kinrs rallied In the ninth, Hmrintf ! five runs, but IIoIHiik's hoiip r I liti-ned tint tide. 1 The ball wan lively In the Kwils Misio:i tantrle at Kecrealiou park, ; bounriiiK oTf buwy bats at frequent ; litti-rvals in a reffiilar homo run .b-biiuch. The contest finally end- ; .-. in u S to fl verdict for the Sea. Of the 14 ruiM brought In, ; l-'t were due to home run flojfKiitK. ! widoh persons 4f a inatheinarieal j bi nt declare to ie a. record. C.us Sohr. leading home run walloper j .if the Coast e;tKUc for ma:iy a, p.v delivered the Williams crew j (-..in tho morass of defenl with a! sb.p to tile rih'ht fbld fenno that -"t two men on bases home with i him. . I iMll-kK Wilt ; It i-eiiiired twtdvo InnlnjrH for th" port la ml Dticlts to scratch out i'. to a victory from t lie Sacra- . in.-nto club In toe northern nn-lro-p-d's After Poi-tland had Kaimd a five-run ndvalituKe In the Jcc ..o( and third. Hie visitors peppt-r-', .-. away at l-nillh-rton and by the ; ointh inninif had it lied at fiv-nil- PiKdier Cano was torced to j rMiiro when a ball bounced from ; his Klove and beaned him. i Jrfni .McKvoy opened Ihe Soallle corn s-ries with enough .seed, .-nt v. and pep l( hurl Hie Oaks 10 h. U to 1 victory 'er the Im lians in tin northern camp. Ted pedskins bit Un- dust In as many hurling. At' I. os AnnelefT it. n. i:. Hollywood 17 ' I.os A nudes ! II " Hatteries: Sliellepback. W'-tze!. Johns and Sevejeid, Massier: l!ar foot. Home and Sa nd bi r. At San l-'rancisco: n. n. ii. Missions ' 1 San l-'rancisco 1 I " llatteiles: Caster. Ilubbeli and '. Hoffman; Homo, and Ale Isaacs, penchsky. Beautify the odd Corners MANY" a home looks bare and un inviting been use it needs a few odd pi s, such us di-MiS, small tables, and oilier odd pieces whh h round oi.' Hie furnishings of tho brum and imilvi' it much more beautiful and livable. Drop mlo our store, some day and k-c how many a( tracllve odd pieces we are ofl'er iiiK1 al prices jnteresthiKly low. CAItR FUHNITUKE CO., Inc. . in 770 Kastrrn Oregon's T-arfiPst Homo Furnishers AN INTKKKSTIXfi buckle slylo 'or fall is this one of crystal hag lettes In inodernlstin design. Anutn the tfumefc listed as tnibl exercise by a inaRaziiie writer is horseshoes, (til well, maybe some .lay well be playing it With old auiomnhlle tires. ' Last year Maria Teresii tU I.anda app ai".-d at the (.alvt'-'ton . lifiiuty paycant its Mis Mexico. Thru she leturnetl to M xii-o City to be come the bride or General Moises Vidal. Tlie olh'-r day she road in r. newspaper that her husband was to he JalUd tor bigamy. Itn niediaiely ntf wctil to the HviiiR loom of their hi-nie and shot It tin lo dvaih. Rlirt is shown here just after )t v arrest. Yisterday's coast leaiile results: At Portlaml ( I '' innings) : It. II. V.. Sacrauniito " I'ortlaml ! 1 Hatteries: Cano. I-Yeitus and I liirris; Kullerton ami Woodall. At Seattle: it. ir. !:. Oakland 0 7 I' Sealtle I li.'iLhi-ies: MclOvoy ami Lom bard!: Smith and Cox. : Tin Mhoi v us'd to be that It tilnk yeatti lo dev- lop a ,ood dou bles tciiin in ti'tinis. let alone a i:ttninplnnship com bl nation. Yet, Ailliin the pavt season or two, f'A merli'ii hns t ur' 'l mil at least three star din ts with appa rent ly tin- firry spirit of youth as the . .inn In- factor. .' (b oiije l.ott and John H'-nnc-y waded tliromrh the I'.il'S na tional ehULldolihlli field, beiililiu ;ihe best teams of Praiu'e. Austra 'lla nntl Hi,. Cnlted States in mn h nie-sidid taslilnn that the cNpertsi haVetl'l yet wuVfv( Iroill the shock. Thin sum mer. a not her t;iashliur pair of youth, Wllliot ,' llnon and John Van Kvn. bin in d , t'lt tht couriN abroad, w Innlni, the t imbl. dou ehaiiiidoiiship In Hides t 'in in ir coiepiesti ovi-r ihe (!. mans iiiHl l 'i riu h in I 'ii vi cup Aompi tition. Van J t f i antt Allison wvre Jrt orhl'v c ha i unions u h n t hey ' vnue home, only to (all hv the, sw.iyxi.le in the naiioual cluunplou ,fchlis as a new comhlnatlon, l.oit and Johnny Uoeij. pounih-u t inn v.iy UiroiiKh i h . ipid at ItrooU- i!ne. ,rttt thus Katun a ditnicllon hi hi jueviously only ,y Tilih-n -thai ol wiiiniin: the doubh uilc .With a dillciellt p.lttllM' 111 slicei-H. ie y.ars. NONN , III ;t( j Ml PIN SI It 111 It l,(i.S ANtlKI.KS. Sept. l .U' !US Sonnenln ri,-. A-loob.ll player who at pi.h nt riil a Uin; n1 ij, Ji-avyweii:lit wisinK vuw, to, niht will have Jn. St. t lo r, trs. fors ep. 1 1. as a I..I K- I !. his b vatitntlllK lackle-buttH. The twti wili no et in a ? out of la IN match h. io toniKhl with Houni-nherj;-. l!He bill nt slak-. licit luff nemnilly was even. m: M MtSII l,l, W INS SYIN:V. Australia. S.pt. Is .-(AIM--H. li Ma.sliall. i:nK:ind. POItTI.ANH. Ore., S. pt. IS f.P) ! I.oiik Tom Mawdiln, San iHen'O I lieKlo, did lint hai- lo forcn him-, wtdt to knock nut lel Wofi.. Jii ll-, iiiKhnm, Wash,. tieawweiKlit, In their scheduled ten -round match here last nljs'ht. Two ritht upper cuts in tin- foi ;,und did the I triek. Hnw'm. . nad ey( rv advan ti'i-re in weit;ht. height and rea-di' over t In- Ib'llliurha m boer. w ho ueverlh.'les.i did his best to make it a Halit. Hawkins welched I'Hn pounds m inis lor Wolfe. Hobh Jubb, of Alblna, took a tdc 1 round decision over Ted UoKOway, . PoiUund, substitutljiK for P.-dro Thotle, Itn-iiietrori. Wash. Tin pavy champion was I on ml to lie sutferiiiH from loan tioubl. ami wits m-t allowed to app ar. Johnny Tt.imbiln.s, Portland. : won over Jimmy Kais.-i. Seattle. fK roundH; hiddte K.blmau. Alan Uu. took a four round derision uxep Hay Pinto. Pojilniid. and 1 Sua ub. A Nona, won over I lobby IniKuer, I'oillaiid. in the curlaiii m 1st r. Iiila-ltcpliia York ... land .. St. Louis ... Detroit Waliintou Chieairo Ho.iton Yi:sTi:itii.vs Ki.sri.rs Cont l,i-niur At Port la nd i'., Sacramento I '2 innlnir.u ). . ...i s, Al San l-'i anclsi'o S, MNs'lo'ns fl. At I.os Anneles 3. Hollywood At Seattle I. Oakland f.. Nillioual League At CblcaKo 7"-;. Itrooklyn S-0. At I'ilisl.iiir.h I I. Philadelphia Only j,':"urs scli- dule.l. Aiuecicail i.iii'ii Al Washluiilon -I. I "i coit 1. At Huston ii. ' hicaiio I. iih-r cam-" poHttioni'd, rain. Angels Defeat Stars and Ducks j Nose Out Sacs (Ity The A-nwlaletl Ins) Pacific Coast h-aue clubs were. back in the treiielns today tor the crucial push in the lit-'.i campalifii, with the Hollywood Stars in tin, van, three weeks from tin- close j nf Die season. " With 'f.OM A'm,'ct.s c'lalmlhi; lln first victory of Ho week's series from Hie h-airue leading Hollywood club yesterday, the Stars held a maiiriii of a siimb :atne over the Mission Ite-ts w ho w ere tied for s coiiil place by t tiefr riva Is this w.ek. the San PranciM'o S-als. on their home lot, thus, in order to retain Hrst p.aee in the standings, Hi-- S'nrt must win today from tin- DOUBLE ACTION ' Flnt la cha doBRb ' Then In the oven Same Price for over 38 years 25 ounces Eor 25 Use less than of high priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT M eh I horn Heal en In Tourney Finals', (il.KNS I'Vl.l.M, N. v., Sipt. IS t.r IViim ,i No. :i In,,, l ,ip In ,i put! on tl,,. ninth l,l,. for l,i,,li,. two iiinl u miiy It,,,!,,., ol Worn poi t. , X .. h;Hp .) inn M.'lillioin l,y a .vti',.1,., (tM. pl.,v i ir ror li,,' ml. In tl,,. (in ns I ., IH tiivli;iljMn un, ,, m.li touinallH nt li,',.- y. ,-l,.i , lin . i . ti .,,( wlnnini,- pint whm I'm,- twintv j .... t. 'I'lii. I, up,, nt lliirl.o'H Lull I. ft :m o Mm, 'I; II,,' ki II pt. yi'til. il ,i putt , ".t xm li ,llinni','. . tl,o .,.. v.nli , s':"o op, ',, rlninipiou el,,,,..,, to i;.,,,,l..' on tl,,- ,,-on. CONNIE MACK NEEDS IIWGER (i R AND STAND I,, , ,. ,., ,,l, , ,.,n ,, ! , ,,.,,,,, ., , , ,,,.. ,,,,,1,- I im&yM4ti&SMte. I : .... -- I "- H-.,: 'Man,, . MiflMl4v 'I NIGHT FIGHTS ' ML) ltfj 1 M . """""" -- " ; REMINGTON Ni. I las, .n. I'oim.-- Km.-ry i'n- , ff JR W fakSfeJaRl LJQ&L-4frn ' r,,ni,"l: & I r ?! STfllS : PORTABLE io,,,,,,., . in.,, k urn. i -!.. out-: 3 i . a 1 ta - nPVPiVWTJITFT? point, il II v Atliiitim. In, Han-! C;?lta'rff2PV : 111 lJTTlVllEilV i,ii.',piis- un- viu'i.. in. : dMoiwTsWt awlra - , MH.......IM.I... p.,,,1,1.1 v , .ia, u . JlsSSSsSCy' C !rf Sk i ' i'l are RottinK tliom at JIM.hm. U..IMII1... o... fi 8 !. Aiii.-I..'- K.I.U.- Mll.-li. "I' I, 'f .4 WiSSS. I 'I rnn, Qlf lEF the ! riiir.ui... 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Those have lo'CIl taken in escliani,',. louanl new Isiiuhall irrnti'lx all ri eoiiilitiorie.l. $!).-, to 8210 Eastern Oregon Music Company Radio Time Soon Let us get your old battery ready to get the good programs. If you need a new battery for the radio (Jet one of our latest model New Willard Uadio Hatteries. But Lookout One of our customers got a new battery fur his radio last week, tho program came in so pond it kept his fam ily up so hite listening that he said "I almost brought it back." Automotive Electric Co. 21.1 Greenwood Phone M-520 Willaul Warehouse st Service Station
