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Thursday, October 10, 192!) . LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Two New Sport Sweaters Th chill mil il.vvsal rur mv'AIin f" sMirl nrr with (ho f vel-H thi-M, ami fur wcur mitli'i inat It I he Itjjht uvlh t nit. Thv im w fnvntnM art' must itrnrtitt In 1ml It weiiv anil iltMunt it tut tin sliiwii in nil tlx Cult utWhuKs. iVini u t lip-tut H V rrut crvw iie-lf. $2.50 to $6.00 Ms FIDS LEADING IN i COAST PLAY-OFF jTake Second Straight ! Game From Hollywood Due to Better Pitching ; WAN MtANVIHCO. V. HI (AO l hhitf lnkM iniKhiy lwi.l today jlur th HnHywoud 81 ht In thrtr ,ini(Tl iixaliifi the- 8an l'rti:u'lo Mivlun It-tl? rur the ch;inMlonril :v.r I hi Pacific t'outt hK"'. Thy . n-f looking frtr a Mixer lining nt V thlnl riih ttf iht p.n-H!Hin fix nn:-nt FrltH wrs scheduled to Iw l.iFi. hut I h rlitlida that oh.HOiind I hi ir chnnr'?! w-ro qm( ihirk. Ho far, th" Mhs'on INMa Irnvi in;ilalt(ifir. n Htrunxh hidij tin th .l.u-l. (h f. jiHn): thi- Htnrs twite In lihi two oprn ntf tfnm of the wr ii M. Two ilcfiitt! tn a row m a ''.j i'i'h' of only jff-vt-n kuiih'm l Nllffh'Hll htilih' to nVtTi'omr, find ,Ihi- Slum fciuiw IL Wh.n tin- ltiilM wiiii th stM'uiiil jr.imr hy u seim ' uf S to tl tit lt''i'-athiM P.ti U '!-t- ii'riv. Tim Siitrs ww th-lr V"'"1" pa n i vhnnt'x hi'ylti to Kllmiucr. S mi U1 the Hay t'lty clnh win two hto'-i' Mi-alitht. the h ii a woiihl en. I villi tin- fourth, iiiul I he pniutnt Mill all the .mot Is wivultt k' ,(t 'ItKl" KI'hf.l'H outfit. AllhmiKh the two club nr. even ly niatt'ht tl. and lluir t'lmiin s were ' e'tmvdrd tujiavc tyi".l ettunl. h(th ,;iuie wun by till' Ui'dn were h;if- il hy vuhet lor pile h In. Kven before tin veile. it waj eonenlej 1 tat lh' 1tel had u Kllwht t.lire a the nlti'htntf Kid. aUhoutch lll- IvwimmI iyiim roild to It.tM1 U 1-1 ill' ixKaniaK- n ImUUi. ( ycHli'rdty'r- eanni Itrrt I'oh- fl hMl lir ih- Million, and b li.linlltid lhat tin poinj; wan any t'im: hul oawv. lt n.'.lil.d tin ,luit work nf hl tram hwiIpji wild bavtrtK l larit rntMMUtc liro-'pht ihw victory, With Hniirrron In (ho box fr 1 Illywool. thf Star U rt tun't : hrourhotit uxr of thr unnn. Thc hitunrrt l itu Iho hail tn th f.rnt Inuintf on Hrd ItolHnKV t:nubu and n tdnifh- bv hink. Iln- v r. th- y didn't hold it lorn. tr MnUinan. Hum and Sh.-i 1ok brnnKltl in lvo ru'ln llh th ir '(-K wii; tit thi yum i Innln. Tin sworo It. H T llnliywood G 12 Mi-'MOim - - S M I lUttcii's: Witzol and S vci.'M. i'oIc and ItiihU-tn. ATHLETICS HOME FOR THIRD GAME Experts and Cubs Defeat ed in First Two Con tests in' Chicago. Ity Milan Ih-ll ( AuiiiM' d I'll'. Sport VrHw ritH'AH. Oft. Hi A I ' With most of llii' prf-ji'rt(M tluii Mi'rant fUfl .Im viim'I i-i-pair, Ihn 'ubfi and AlhU. I ( inilay iiniv'i'il fi'um t'hl iai;n in I'hil.tib iphla to ri'timr play tomorrou . Tin- int)nti:ini of tin- Anifiican hajicH i-tf ;is tht-y rrliiriii'd H) llu-lr lMm and rfnW' lm nt ImhiipIm fui llu v had doni- nil lh''V 'mlil at fhlrauo, winniiiK thi only tun Kami playd. Tin i nl.i nn tin nthi f hand wri- a Kt im but di irmin.d ball tduh an ihy l.-u hoini-, nut tu return ihiU'Wh thy iMti f ilit tw f the thi'i-H Kitlih s .if'fdiil' d at Shlli" park. nptfinlNMi, howfvpr. wan ram pant amoni; th National truum t" pi i-'SciilaiiVrH i'Vi'ii ailr llw (' ind 1 1 iralh'hl drf'-al In a rnntcHt In tt hit'h lh" hii-nKOAtiM n v. r -rt In the Kamo. A rrowd t 4'..bSl had f w rhanr.t to rh f. Stnuiff Cotni'hnrk N-(vsai-.v Kv.-n ihi Kmnndkci'in-rs havi tan;lbli proof of tin Ir faith in tin' club. Alt'r thi A'h had daslnd lititKhlnir from Wiitfley th'id with a !t tn ;l n'huff of th Culm In ilvir. haif,. workman look thnlr placH on (ho diamond a id u ttli rmticuloiH car plafrd ill ptaylm; mii-fa In nppl pit onfwr for ; b.-uHt'hall :tiut tltat will nd b pl:iy d thin Rca.fon unh-nn tln-Ir lif hiv.'it i'liM fan rii'iii a tiiiMir roiiK'Sia'-l;. , Tin ( ub won'' forci'd tn ' usi' 'four pltt-hiTM in tin m-i-nnd kihh ami cvt-ry haficluilMiHlli-atni' inln( d to tln i r-nnminn Ion of t'hniiif Itont aa the CiiIim' Hirum to npi-n Hie day in I'hlh'dflphia. Ilnut. ' whn toppfil fl;lit -niiit hM nf thi Alhh-lh'H in I in- Ih'M i,"):i.' but throw a hnritp inn i:i II in .limmv liiK at On- lionn- f h:s mnlh'-r. win n ;inu- tini.. .irrii-i-w t nnormu. t.uinu May IMh h did Jack "Jtiiiin. I hi vi-trian nf vitrrauM, probably will K't I hr (; 11 ; from I'nnnic M;rrk a It huti-j h thp ; lull lai tiiian. as .!!' ill an h' is ' tit II.. can 'limiHhf! unv "nc nf half a ib.'Xili pitfluis tn tin1 nimiiifl. Tin- aiicliMt .Inh n I 'if us was all wai'iiu-d up y. -:i-i .lay in .'-piln nf sonif nl lln fud.-l bain ball ucjilh- f I'M i re nrd. 1 1 v ;" 'hrn-.v alui(i-t :i hldtt a linn n'' 1 in )-.. and liih a ' -.pill' i" in". 'I'Iip find two k: a nf the Rr-r- , ii'M hav; hi "-n Klorious triuiuplm I.m- tin- bobblhiJT A'h. but ilis;iMlruiis d. ffjits fur Ihf fvp.-rts. It.-lini pl:t y bewail the flnse nlis rvi-rs dn. I claf.'il lhat thf flibf? would bf al mnst nnitt-ata hf in lhi-ir own ' ball yard and would m-m-I in a liiu - up of FfVfit ri'iiliirs 1'allin from 1 th richt sl.b ul tin pinto to rda UKhtf r h'tlhand pitiihii;. ;r;u lip imibh1 ! Tito Na I In aft I Ion hup tiia in pious I won no ttuillt' at linmo to st:irt . ihi ci' ri' s and .r-or'd no runs airatnKt l.cftv Cruvo, . I. -ft haud od as any pliohfr in the u;imo. in tin 4 l-:t inniiiL's In- pitfln-d wh'n : hi- wi'tit In thf rcliff of Karnshaw. ' Tho hljr I lnht-ha ndt-r wiis shfllfd ; fiim tho hill In tho only dpohivo ' oi'to itsivo ki'mi iiff tin i 'ii4s witi ' abln 10 hialii in two days. AmoiiK tho hitior ivflofilnns jln i fiibs took with iln iu on th-ir ridn I from fvt to fist, was a Mrikf ; nut rof nrd nf souif kind. Khni ko fm-riMl i:t I'ahs to miSH third sttikos Tiu sd:i y. :i nd V'dn'd-i y 1 ;t imir fauiP-d. altboiiKh Mils bit of do HliiM ttVf ill'i)iiiK wan divided In--tuci ii Karnduiw and (lrov. Kurn hIiiiw KlrucU on I woven, in four mid t wo-thirilH innlnic", and Cimjvp baKUod six victims In nno-tlifrd of an iiinini; IfKs. l-'nw (;idiii( SiroiiK Tho chore of u:i idImk a world's t-Ki-irs hero is not y t in ordci but win ii (he l'in:-l re.-lionliiir is madi-. Jjnuny I'UW iirobably will be nili Kidi red. 'I be . Maryland boy, foe he i-eonnd time in fAo days. hoiL ihn A's out tn front with a homo run, the .second h Ann more pnflluc tive than Hie first in that, two of his males roile ha me wjl li hi in. Al Siniiuuiis ran lite lolal of I'liil adelphia tmnio runs fur the serh-s I't lhre- wiih a cin nit smash u'hmI for two- runs, 'flie home run n Hl;tu;n uas i iioiih to win i In mission to use the ticket, which was Kianti d. Ho went to the park and plunked himself 'down In thi rhnlro sea. A little later n very atiKry man from Mun,unl;flu, la., b aii pester Itif polh eiiieii. He na id he tnid iiun.bd his world sories ticket io a policeman at the "I." tun.ul il", thinking It was the entr:moe to tin p.trk. Kt'cntually lie came to I. ie ut. Mf Unit It who rfali.od what ' liad itappem d. I le escorted the ma n from .Mauitokcta into im park jitft In time to wo the ninth innfitK und in time -to hee what a nice sen l he lolrllt have had, G A VE WORLD SERIES TICKET TO POLICEMAN McLARNIN IS WINNER OVER SAMMY BAKER I'HH'ACII, Oct. II) ( AI) Vou could have knocked 1'uliCeiuau William Shea dawn with u feather yesterday when a lonit arm reached out, hnnded hfm a box Real In the u oiid series ha II j;aiti( and tin-u dlsapnnrfil. Uf fleer Hltea was on duty at lln evil turnstile of the AddisonMrf i t "1." station. Trains were disKoi-K-ir'k' pa."He libels iiiul there wan a blu viav. d cllcUiiitf lilt uiikIi. (Iff leer Shea stood there, shouiiriK: "Thl way in' the IkiII park." dirt of thi- mass of masoulinlly whiiiintc through the lurnf-tile tie arm ciiiiii, and a hand shoved the I icUe" into the poijeeinan's hand. Hy I he time Shea feiili.ed win I had happi-nril. tho unknown Santa Clans had kiiip. Shea it port d at on no to I dent. Ni:V VdMK. d't. Hi (AH) .Jimmy Mi l.arin has hained lhat I h- hlwer f'-IIous can fall just as hard i.s the little ones ir they are hll on .he l iVhl snof. Jimmy .made his debut aw a fall ihded weltcr-wi-itrhi last nij.'hl and his p-ineh prodiic-d t he icinu: result avains: Sei ifi-ant Sa in my ly k'-r as II did against JIniiny'K oppom-nis In three liiititi r classes. The r. suit w; s a iiit round knockout, v ! l: took one ml:inte for Mi-I.atin to . siabiish a firm i-oi.tp a linn be Iv.i n his rlicht fist ami Haker'n head. The New York veteran went down for a count of nint only : fevv seconds later and arose just to tuko a f ilia I blow from Jimmy's rtirht that ended tin- battle i:i two minutes of the first round.. . linker did not recover for several minutes after in was counted out Mcl,arin tipped, the s-a!s al H-t pounds und had to roncede only a (wo pound adan!a;;e to his nder--s.t ry. LEWIS AGAIN PINS WW AN TO . PORTLAND .MAT HdllTI.ANMi, re.. del. 10 (AH) Kd (Ura?l-r) Lewis, ex-Ilea vy , v i-lr v. restliiur el aiupion for the seeond time in three weeks defeat ed Howard ( 'a r.toa w ho-, Iowa, lak-Iiik- two o:it of three falls her- last nijiht. The first full was one of tin- fastest on record here. Lewis Inkins it l' IT seconds with a toe- hohl. In. iloln so. Lewis crossed ut everybody. liuiudiiifC 'uii'on w Ine, who expi-eted him to use his famous headlorU. t 'an ton wine look Hie second session in 1!) min ' ules, iU s i-ontls, when ho spread Lewis' broad shoulders on tin- mat with a rever.-e double wrist lock. lAvis tnok the third fa!I in S tnln ules, l.i seconds u In n. after I'nn Sinwhie was bearlmr down with a uiistlmk. L wis suddenly smashed him on rh1 ddn with the heel of his rijfht hand, fantonwine went down, partly st mined and I- was on him with nil his 23 pounds. ls AKterson. e-nationat ninn teur champtMn In the U5-pomid diiion took ono fall from 'atl H.-rman in the 3iiminute prelim it my. with the NCW-4-5 Tube 3 i- 1 Offers Exclusively this tj' IMPROVEMENT I Wonderful I i if? ttT f 11 Fog Is Cause Of Fatal Accident Mii-i-nnitci. f., iit. in i.M') '. funfiiM-J ly ("h-. ' "'" tourliiK rar ilrlvn Jaik K. K1, Itui'fl, Or,1.. I'ni.lMft hut :i hl!:fi 1 .aiil, ni'nr h-tv. r,-v'nlly, killn Kmp in..lanlly :mil ..-iitlinn Orl;ml Whitriior"' to " l'!'lnl ilh ! Ii . hilis I'r:n-nifl. K-' J iwsuiil Hi have ! i-ll KlvinK tho nt-w car a t'.t run. faiUl ro lli:ikt a turn at t'amt'l tiritltf". its Are Gone! REJUDICE OVE Lone Man Jockey Wins Horse Race nkwmaukkt. Kn. tvt. o - ( Vl Women jockeys were ttefiten by Hie mil) nui'i rider in today's historic town pk.ie horse rnce in- ' siltated by Cluuh n II to be tlin '-foreier." ' l-'iank Simt'Hou, uho h:t pull-; oipalvd lh '.he race tweuiy-lotir Miuiii. won on It. t'olilud' l-'ahy . Wntttr which awfpt by the uhmini; H.t n hoad in ft oiu or i int n I nn, i-tdd i by Mtss Aubrey ib U Mii Mhiii H.itnuhiiW. rldintf Idy : Kiwi, was third. Mlw KM-n Jw, dduxhi'-r nf th liiHtncWr. Hoi J... i. ridtnir Mi Wll ; lil, Nancy Miubbn on Indellldf and Horolhy Saliinh'iH on 1'ay Toy wr mtdrtied. 1 m Ma' " i nmr net AN ANCIENT P HAS BEEN REM KB ! Modern woman, freed of the restraint of long tresses, realizes the comfort and sanitation of the bobbed head. . . The shears In the hands of AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE have severed the bonds of another archaic dogma. I "toasting did it feS 3 K-5?SBWi??sMia Model 91 $159 Complete Power Detection and the new -45 tubes plus four tuned stages of radio frequency enable Majestic to produce the moat powerful and selective radio set ever built. Absolutely no hum nd no oscillation at any wave length. Automatic sensitivity control gives uniform sensitivity and amplification in both high and low wave lengths. Improved Majestic Super-Dynamic Speaker. Extra heavy, sturdy Majestic Power-Pack, with positive voltage-ballast, insures long life and safety. Early English design cabinet of ljuer:can Walnut. Instrument panel overlaid with genuine imported Australian Lace wood. Escutcheon plate and knobs finished in genuine silver. CARR FURNITURE CO JNC- Eastern Oregon's Larpest Home Furnishers. n v. Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes when ivc removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from the tobaccos. ' YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against tJl cigarettes. That criticism i. no longer justified.. LUCKY STRIKE, the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted.'' "TOASTING," the most modern step in cigarette manufacture, removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres- ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned wav. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING" LUCKY STRIKERS extra secret process removes harmful cor rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants from LUCKIES which in the old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that' ancient preju dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. 66 toasted No Throat Irritation-No Couh ivnt, lit l l-a.vy Uj:. Ot.hoU. tvrty m "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the extra "toasting" process applied ia the manu facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest; tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini mum, 260" maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The exact, expert regulation of such high tempera tures removes impurities. More than a slogan, "It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as the most modern step in cigarette r.i:-.:v..T.!Cti:re. NEW COMBINATION RATES To He Effective for RURAL CUSTOMERS on OCTOBER TWENTY-FIRST On October 21st a new rate schedule will go into effect which will enable our rural custo-' mers to obtain their lighting, cooking and pow er service through one meter. The only restric tion to this class of service is that the size of any single mDtor is limited to seven and one half horsepower. This new schedule is optional, that is, if a cus tomer will not realize a saving hy it, he will not be required to take service under it. It is des igned to give our rural customers an opportun ity to use more electrical necessities and con veniences at lower rates. These rates start at fifteen cents per kilowatt hour (as at present) and drop off in steps until a, rale of two cents per kilowatt hour is reached. As rapidly is possible our rural customers' bills will he analyzed and notification sent to those who will find it to their advantage to take service- under the new schedule. Further changes in existing rural rates will hr announced in the near future. EASTERN OREGON LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS YOUR DANGER SIGNAL Cnngli fr.m rnI rMy rm tn se rin trundle. Km strjtltrrn Kow tih OeopmK(.n, an fiHuMfii-d cr.4t(. that i .i-ant t. tak, Ormulf.on is nfdtciil ih-ovrry iih twi feM action: it .H,th. r.r.d nraU the irdUtnrd m'-n.l.ijm nd in lului frm pri-wili. Ch" all knen driv. rrMiM.ir in rei rTiwid l-v h,h rm-Jiv.il 3nt!nrdir roe of the jtre.ttf.t hiMlin air. nn.-s nf tr-iushs frnm Cl.KJ 3Iuj l,r,;minJl irritsti.tiK. CTfomtiliion co:l.iin. in vbMi-'n rnwnv. r.difr h..r, , cIt'rofriT which soothe and heal the inti.irtd m-'mbranes and ttp the in ritatir-ii. lulp the trcov'tr pot on to jtie M"nuch. ajnrhed into the M'i a:ta. l the'it of the trouble ami chnk the crnwth if the prrms. I n nutUi.n i guaranteed ?aiifac-tor- in ih trr.i;mni of couplts from mhl. Iimn h:ii ami minor lor inn of hron.Mil irot.it'.ms and i eTcrllenl Iwr hiiiiiiin up tho f9wm flfrr-M Or fin. lnnv rt,.,iAA It KA r. Iirvf.1 afhr ulin aerotding lodirec- CREOMULSION wwwur rnvm I rlA I tlANU (Ml
