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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, Juiy L 1930 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER) LA GRANDE, ORE,' rc tx fe (ll kl Jr nl ac M to at lo be 60 HILL'S A C.cmnI lMaif lo Trmlo Owned i M ARANVILLE AIDS BOSTON BRAVES Rabbit Stars in Victory Over Robins League. Leaders have a Bad Day IK II uelt s. Kiillerloii Jr. (Associated Press Sporl.i Wrllrri One rtiison why tlio Bolton Braves are. "till In the thick of the National league battle t to be fniiort In IW. odd pounds ol tmnclulterntcd nhort top bonrlns the Imposing nam. ol Walter James Vincent Mammilla, otherwise known-ea Mtobhii .'' T'iu Utile baseball nnrl.nl, who lies spent l nf 111, 37 .Ktimmem ulnvllm miliar iM.riA tMi i imi-in,? im nf the .... ........ nr i.i. in.itf im.r .- When he was one or the mam oo of Boston's nmnelnf; team of Hliy'lMai battlutf avoratje was olu,v .1140 and his, mark for 18 major leailu. veaYa la tsa. but this season - he la hmlns i above the :HH mark nnd l tleldlitK v . v i. ,o- i. 4 .'i;-.'i.i'?.K(v) . ..rf, - ' sav ' ' ' tC " ?! ' si 1 .v . . . the war ..against Spitting is a crusade of decency . join it. smoke GE! 0vr 7,500 cigar factories arc regis tm-d by the U. S. Gottmmcnt. Otvr 7,400 of these hand'ivll cigars, pRnlucing 50 pmxnt of the output. Eivry hand rolled cigar nui(la !?v American Cigar Co. or anyone else is subject to the possiWo danger ot,.spir.cippmg' Certified Cl'anO is absotufely free from 5pitnping Xo Cremo i nuule by hand. Every leaf of the chcices., finest tobacco entering the clean, sunny Certified Cremo factories is scientifically treated by methods recommended by the United Home Store rinht aluntr with the league's best. iSIi.n tne lir.ma utoppotl out yaster ! ttny to trouiuo the lo.igiw lrat'. i Ilrooklyu Rubin. 4 to 1. Marnnvlllc ! inert ly jiuide two uf Boston's nine hit, aoorcd one, hniullrtl eirtht flold i liiji chiitu'c.H without im insist nnd Untried thivo of Boston' four double i ploys, Wnlly Hors'T tumc through wil'h hi a4tlv circuit Wow of the year, f Hftlnliiic ft tic with IliVk Wilson ivnd i Chuck Klein for I lie National league 1 CMl Cliinl1. llunitiliMl Completing the National league's day.. Fltlebunilt and Philadelphia made It a bad day lor tit first di vision. The Phillies, with mil Col lins on the mound, humbled the New York Olauis II lo 1. The I'liales kept the 8t. Louis Car dinals a stune and one-half back of the third ple.ee Giants by slamming cm a .10 to S victory. ; YYtii.hlu.iUm continued to lead the - American Iwwu parade with lie ninth ; si.rai.ihi vft-tdn . The Senators, al.idlttons In the Sttverton. district this ; ready in first 'place by several per- einuse pouus. beat ont the Boston Krd.&tt. to -V end .'unlit, mints) t. tie Willi tlie Athletics lor the top -wltrrn iunr -are Tonetrnrd. The world's i-hamp'oin 1. l a bait game . .H It is uf it's ..iMwiS,al'.-nSy . .e3rt A.e V jff VSI . . . THAT AMERICA NEEDED by dividing their double header with the New York Yankees. Oeorne Wal- berK proved his sore arm something i of a myth against the Yankees In the first game, holding them to three nits for a 4 to 0 triumph. The sec ond contest was something a slug- ! King match with Oeonio Plpgras out lasting four Athlotlo hurlers for a .8 to 4 victory. Chicago Claim Chicago's White Sox rose a notch In the American league standings, go ing from seventh place to sixth as Ted Lyons gave them a 3 to a vie- j tory over Detroit while the 81. Louts Drowns were taking a 13 to 6 beating at the hands of the Cleveland In- dlane. Lyons not only pitched effec tively against Detroit but drove in two of the run with a triple la the second Inning. ClOI.K INIHTKH PKOFAN1TY JEItSEY CITY, July 0 ) Arch Deacon J, A. McCleary, rector of St. Matthews Episcopal church, thinks that golf, at least the variety of it played on miniature courses, Induces profanity t Me expressed his views so effectively that , i permit for a miniature course near the church was refused. Night Fights Ity Ihn Associated Press NEW YOItK Pete Nebo. Tampa. Fla.. outpointed Sid Tcrrls. New York (101. Cloveland George Godfrey, Lelper vllle. Pa., stopped Frankle Slmms, Cleveland (3). Milwaukee King Tut, Minneapolis, outpointed Bruce Flowers, New Ro chelle. N. Y.. (10). Indianapolis Tommy Cello. San Francisco, outpointed Spug Myers, Pocatcllo, Idaho. (10). NOKTII DAKOTA MEN VISIT OIIKIiON SALEM. Ore July 8 HI Wve North Dakota farmers, -acting as agents for 35 famines of that state. have. been Investigating farming con- week. They said the, would recom-1 mend Marlon county as good puce jJn which lo locate, ... 1 I North Carolina-, peanut crop was valued at 1D.HM.000 in IMP. a horrid word, worse if on the end of your cigar .... jj,-. V.:11? -t States Department of Agriculture. And its purity is safeguarded along every step of the way by amazing inventions that bind roll, wrap and tip the cigars! Certified THE GOOD SETS FAST PACE WBtSaj 4iedelrd Press PAole -Mrs. Helen Willi Moody reaching tor a low one during her match with Miss E. Goldsworth In the British tennla championships at Wim bledon. ... . GIRL I1URN HOCKFORD. r.;.. July 9 V A girl was born yesterday to Mrs. Eva Carl son, widow of Hal Carlson, Chicago ubs pitcher who died a month ago. 4 o 'Sir's iT'Cr x Ont (if many orfiwii pho tographs of "spit-tip. ping" cigar makers. The above picture tecs tah-ncn March 2?, JPiU An aCfidarit from the pJi&icyrapher is on filt, shoving that this tevrk tnan usxdspit i.i f,nish img the end of a ci&sr. CIGAR AT WIMBLEDON SACS WIN FROM STARS AT LAST Fiz-st Victory of Season ..Over Hollyvood Port land Takes it on Chin. ; Bv the Associated Press The Co&st league's first half season winner was suu undetermined today as a result of Sacrame.nto's first vic tory of the season over Hollywood, S to 1. last night, which cut the Los Angeles lead to three games. Hollerson, Star hurlex, was knocked out of the box In the seventh, while Vlncl went the whole route for the Senators. The Ansels were blanked in the first of their series wish Seattle. 6 to 0. as Hub be 11 held the league lead exs to four hits while his team-pound- ea Yertr.es and Barfoov. ana inserted a double steal as a feature. . . . Portland Beaten Jimmy Zmn. San Pranctsco, leading pitcher in th league in fames won. added his fourteenth to the list as the Seais downed Portland. 13 to 6. San Francisco's heavy hitting off Ortxnan and Chesterfield Included homers by. Sheely and Baker. - McQuaid. late of the Missions. scored a victory against the Reds fey Oakland, 8 to 3. as Johnson, the Mis aloxv new hurlr' from Santa Rosa, eurfemi another setback. Hum's hesner in the sitxh was the first scor ing the Reds could do. At San Francisco: . R. H. E. Portland . . 6 13 1 San Francisco - 12 1 0 Ortn.in and Palznlsaco; Zlnn and Penebsiy. At Los Anelea: , R- H- K- SeatUe , 6 13 1 Los Anceies 0 4 0 Hubbei and Borreanl; Yerkea, Bar Iocs and Hannah. At Oakland: R. H. K, Mslocs 5 10 0 Oakland - 8 9 0 Johnsoa and Hofmann: McQuaid and Lombard!. League Standings1 Br the Aoctted Presa COAST LEAGVE , W. L. Pet. Los Arxsriea . M S -531 Sacramento 51 42 ,5M Hollrwwd 50 44 .553 3&n FraacfcscQ 43 45 .521 OakUnd 43 4o- .511 MaSonS a-4 43 .489 SeatUe , 41 S3 .436 Portiaod 86 5a .333 NATIONAL LEAGn: vr. L. Pet. Brooklyn . fixw Sir Tec Louis -B.-on . -43 39 JS1 4 S3 .594 41 M S3 SS .54 .531 .493 .45 .411 5 SI Pittsburgh CluCiZl&SU P2u2sjp&ia -34 40 -26 44 AMERICAN IXAGI E W. L. Pet. Wsjilcrloo . SO IS .657 -53 S3 S-r Tort Ciertiaad rtro;t - Losus Boftoa -. - 44 Si -5T .481 -4SS ,7 SJ7 37' 40 S3 45 Work Clothing Srtra raa2tr thirl won anirts 85c Kraal S3 CO boe sad wi;te tsrrprd 1.45 1.65 1.25 1.45 2.45 Bx of Boad bib Crcwa. extra Sak. pants bear? BfvT. crvy ooie alia pasts Eartra heavy Rd Tna 4 m Canvas Oirrwa, 1 lac 4 10c f iirre. par At Sacramento: (Night game): Hollywood R. H. E. . 1 10 2 ..5 11 0 Sacramento Hollerson. Page and Severeld: Vlncl and Koehlcr. KLAMATH INDIAN ACQVITTED PORTLAND, July 9 JP) Jason Charlie, young Klamath Indian, was acquitted of a charge of robbing Mike Weeks. 70, Indian, of 85 and a pocket, knife at the Weeks home on the Kla- : math reservation. i Teacher Recalls Judge s Lesson BVANSTOK. 111., July 9 w Police Magistrate Harry H. Porter's 1 latin has become a bit rusty with the pass Ins years. Still, the lessons he learn ed from Mrs. Ada Townsend In the old Kvanaton Academy have helped a lot in his career lull oi naoeas corpus and coram nobis and nolla conten- ' dere. ' ! The latin teacher came to court to give her former pupil a review. She had parked her automobile without light. "Hello, Mrs. Townsend," smiled the Justice. j "wny, neuo, Harry," said Mrs. : Townsend. - j The magistrate was perturbed at having to fine "one of the finest teachers I ever had," but his teacher reminded him: j 'One of the earliest phrases I ever taught you was 'omnibus Justttla.' " 1 And equal justice to ail meant 81 and costs. . Jury Foreman In Frisco Attacks Dry Law Methods SAN FRANCISCO. July 0 JP A statement - by Dr. James Franklin Smith, foreman of the retiring federal grand Jury, attacking dry law en forcement methods in San Francisco, was dismissed Tuesday by William Walker, federal prohibition adminis trator, as "Just one of those thlnps." Dr. Smith headed the grand Jury which two months ago was taken to task by Federal Judge Kerrigan on complaint of United States Attorney Hatfield, who asserted the Inquisi torial body was refusing to indict in certain liquor cases. The statement said it seemed lm posslble" for the prohibition author ities to carry out their program "with out finding It necessary to invade the private rights of property holders by trespass." Minor Cases Dr. Smith said federal agents some times trespassed upon the property of "unwitting owners to arrest minor offenders and repeatedly presented to the grand Jury "a heap of minor cases, and the record of enforcement is thereby gloriously swelhrd " A regrettable necessity on the part of the government," said the state- iment, "seems to be that of forcing its under cover . agents to become chronic alcoholics. Pot these men to consume from 12 to 20 drinks is a dally necessity to hold their Jobs. Add i to this the fact that some of them are little more than high class morons and it is easy to understand why in dictments were cot always forthcom ing In spite of the insistent demand of the united States attorney. Dr. Smith stated the Jury "endeav- jored to temper Justice with mercy. ;and maintained their right to Judge 1 the credibility of witnesses for- the 'government." . t . I Makes Suggestion "It might not be malapropos." con tinued the statement, "to remark that I enforcement off jeers might look into jtha personnel' of their subordinates, j at least to the decree of not em p toy :ing agents whose oath to any secret j organisation may bias them against j any race or creed. j "The Peurile attempt to enforce an !unweJccme law on a community seven J to one moist is laughable ween one J thinks of the set-tip' subject, j "Some time back the coast patrol . and the coast guard were removed 'as unnecessary, and yet the city is j flooded with smuggled liquors. XXX j liquor and wines of bona fide im ' ported brands were never so cheap ;here nor of such good quality." REPRIEVE WILL ALLOW SANITY TEST FOR MAN WALLA WALLA. Wash, July 9 vTy Preston Rae Oars:, u-ho wss to hang here Friday fee murder has been graated a wls reprieve by Goer-n-fr Rclard H. Raniey in a lelephone conTeraaimn Willi Juig Jchn L. Sharpstem. The reprieve was granted to allow a cccnrrusslon of sc doctors to more tlsorough- inres-ate Clark's SL&1IT. Judre STisrastein llisediaterr mrate to tie gerrernor for official cor.Iir matjeo. Clark -aras eoriTieted of pcisonlnc Alpheus BnreiL attorney ijere. wita the ad of the laser's wife. Bessie Biail. In Dfv-r-b!-. 197. Se was ecfn-rsciel oi secosd decree murder and after semn? 18 month cf a 10 yar term, was procounoed insane and sent to HedioaJ Lake. HE ALWAYS GETS HIS MAN! PORTLAND. July 9 For t-wo years deieciiT Shayior carried a pic iture In his pocket, j Ee looked at a man cn a dewntown rconaer. Then he tocied The ple asure. Then he arrested the rr.n ; Prank J. A'diey. who has 23 aliases land whose picture Shayicc earned, ; rxrw is bed in the city fvni without bail, charced wtih two federal indict -zaeata tnvoiriag the iher; of au'os. IXNHART GIVEN NOP SPOKANE. July 9 .P Ptk! Len fcart. Syokase, toci a Ciose x-rc:d decoa crer aue 5: van. F. phau here mcht. They are heavrwraghts- Brown used a :;rjifi lert hcok to the saw w.ti rxxi ef fect, while Lenhart enr-rt s :t fxsvd ctfcise to t-.- hd xrd bedy that fare him the eig-e. Sailor Denny Lenhan. Pccniind. knocked czx M-Uins. Detrxt. in the sec-cod rctmd of the srnt-;ir-i MEML L WTNS 1CCI10 LOS ANGELES. Ci. v Jy ? ,F .Joey JsCft-Il. C--.-ir.-v tcc a v: rcn decssicc troa hxrd h:;;.r. B.: ly To.-3oi. Vr.ccuT-r. S C hf? la njshv Tie fii: wa iij- v diS kept tirsseif cut of the war oC eoge in twx r.xirii. " Wllicn B3K) C-arie. EakfU Lotiiaa aihete. partrpts in seven enen-a in Trwt nt-fjs. Th esmMis&ed a ww record ti-: the Kansas rrlaya. ' Deceits fir rrron. frees the rr.:ted 5aw raacbed CVOvtVTO f.-v; in ISS. a ree- scaocnl. all Rdziqemtovs duiinq OUR JULY SALE Rather than wait until the end of the season before cutting prices on refrigerators,-we have decided to unload now, and the resulting bargains are surely worth coming fori Every style and size of refrigerator is here and you save big, no matter what kind you select! 'For example; : ' Regular 16.50 Oak Top Iccr Refrigerators with roomy O0 A A food chamber, sale priced only . JJLOlU Regular S3 1.00 Apartment Style Refrigerators, that t-ccupy small floor space, yer provide plenty of stor- Off OA 5ge space, sole priced only tjsQfJaOv Regular 127.50 Oak Side leer Refrigerators, 3 doors, COO A A well Insulated, with 40 lb. Ice capacity, sale priced. J)aVaWsUv Regular 875.00 Porcelain lined Refrigerators, 3 door flAQ CA side leer style, sale priced only tjl Ivwv Carr Furniture Co., Inc. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnisher. Former Catcher On ; Recalls Game ? RALEIGH, N; C. Baseball, says "Maj. A. M. Wheeler, who was famous : as a catcher nearly 75 years ago, al ' wars win remain the American na ;ticnal game. - ' ! ! Major Wheeler, after celebrating his '89th birthday recently, scorned -the Udea that the gsne has been weakened by home run orgies, the lively ball, bie-ecore games, and the competition of coif. v- He won fame as captain and catcher .of the Niagaras in Buffalo Just before ard after the cml war. . Modern slug fests paled Into Insignificance when he recalled the time the Niagaras de feated one of the early professional . teams. 209 to 10. Looking back over 72 years of base- Iball. Major Wheeler said among the - f:rt professional outfits were the Lord Burghley To Run In America CHICAGO: July 9 v?3 England's not:eman hurdler. Lord David Burgh Icy, who won the 400 meter hurdles in the 19S8 Olympic games, will rep resent his country In the interna tional meet on Soldier field the nisht cf August 27. I Lord Burghley withheld his entry I until after the British championships at London last week. Ke won the 440- yard low hurdles and the 120 yard I huh hurdles and decided he still ; was good enough to mafce the trip to Canada and the Cnited States. Yacht Eliminations Continuing Today NEW. PORT. R. I July 9 W- Charles P. Adams. Secretary of the navy, and George Nichols, son-in-law rof J. P. ilorcan. the financier, meet today as skippers of the. Yankee and ;he Weet3moe. respectively, in the third day of the official racing for the selection of the defender of the ' ArrrerlcRn cup. j Ten years ago In a similar contest f Adams sailed the Reso'.ute and Nich lols the VaniUe. Resolute won and 'Adams went out and turned back Sir !Tho;i5 LUp ton's Shamrock IV: Yest?rcsy-s Whirlwind, sailed by Paul Kanunond. defea-ed Yankee, and : Harcid S. Vanderbilt sailfd Enterprise -'o within 2? seconds of Weetamoe a; ';t he r.nish. Mrs. Hamrocd was aboarc Whirlwind. Today Whirlwind meets Enterprise. Gus Sonnenberg Defeats Devido SAN FKANC2SCO. July 9 i.VCus fnterc. centrally rectKnired as w.-rki's hcaryweuh; wrestling cham pion, r-ccifssfuray defended his title , here Ust msM by maktnc hort wort iCnf J-:e Devido. J50 pound Italian. 3 0-.i-.w-i-ed by. fif;y pound, the !tt::ehc3d pinned his oioonent wiih : a rrxt tckie after S3 minutes Of ;rccxa and rumb milling, and won the tout by uirg a body suun sue- cts?1:t Tf n minutes later. Ttpo n:gi-s ao Sonnenberg wrvst- d a dnw with Ed "Strancler" Lew- 15. in ett;e. CHFFR UPTON'S YCHT POHTSMOCTH. Er.c , Jur 9 N-Cerir-aj crowds greeted Sir Thorn t LiTtoc Amerwa cup char.enppr. the , S2-tnircvl: V. when she returned to i Gcsvs-i, tv-dsy Cying a string of wtn- nm fiacs exindlr frocA top to bot I iccr. of her I5S foot mast. . These r-i.es wiU be hooted" when i she sai! !n"ro New TvVk harbor The rrvk V decks tomorrow to be j pet pAred for her vaya to America. 1 Cuttir: teeth" at tre are of was tSe evrreae vJ Mrs. S.lraoe;h ;ry vil Bethiny. Mo. 89th Birthday of Civil War Decade ' Brooklyn Atlantic and old Philadel phia Athletic clubs. ; These were organized about 1864 ' and Wheeler's Niagaras downed the 1 Atlantic 17 to 13, the major recalled,' I in a big game at Buffalo in 1865 or ' 186. Major Wheeler observes that several 1 changes from the old time rules have ! given the game wider appeal. I Among them he noted are that the I pitcher now gets speed through the ' overhand delivery where formerly he i had to toss the ball to the plate, and 1 that the pitcher is now up close to i the batter instead of yards back. ! The revision which now makes It necessary to throw out a batter at I base instead of hitting him with the ' ball also is beneficial, the major be ' Heves. .. . CR0SETTIT0 REPURCHASED BY BIG LEAGUE SAN FRANCISCO. July 9 J?. Own ers of the San Francisco Seals expect to sell Frank Crosetti. 19-year-old shortstop star, to the big leagues for a fancy figure but they will not let him go during the season, thereby taking chances of weakening the team. - - - - 1 George A. Putnam, secretary, dis closed today he had received a tele gram. June 26. from Billy Evans, president ol the Cleveland Americans, asking: "What Is your proposition on Crosetti for Immediate delivery. Could probably give you choice of two short stops, a second baseman and four pitchers In deal." t Putnam said he had advised Evans that the Seals would not alter their policy of not delivering a player dur ing the season. Eight major league clubs have had scouts trail the young inf lelder who is hitting at a .332 clip. YOUNG FIRPO BEATS JACKS IN 4TH ROUND ' PORTLAKD. Ore., Julv S GtiKlo BardelU. "Young Ftrpo." Burtt. Idsfco. added anotner Tictiin to h string of knockout when be dispose! of Roy jacks. Omaha. In tne fourin round here last night. Jacks, with till long legs and arms and ambideitroui strle of flsrhunc-punsied the termer miner In the first three rounds, but when he did solve It. be made snort work of Mr. Jacks. A knockout punca to the "wind" or soisr plexus erxlui the battle. Flrpo welched 1 74. Jacks ITS. In the semi-final Millio MlUetl. Omaha, and Swede Nelson. Veraonls. rruddlea-elsihts. went six furioll ro-nds to-a draw. . Fred Barehus won a four round de eislon over John Mark after a hard f'.jht. Thcr were weiterweurht?. Boy Manna knocked out Fretidv'WeUli 1" tlie fourth, and Jlrarav onoerson. As-t-Kta. was dlsoualified In the stir rond of fcls bout with JohrmT G vey. Los AnreJes. Anderson a1 plainly not la condition. Don Hoe To Defend Title At Chicago ! Por-.iatd. Ore . who" cured sensstwntl eclf as a raesr.ber of the tt'sUer cup team In Er.c.ara. tia- deaa-a to dtfend hs utle as western aste rttatasioa la the Western Go'.! A" soctatjon ten .arrtnt at BferlJ Countrr rr;-.h. Chsraio. July II to 3S U. also w.a ecer.r.ft In the naiirnal cpen rhamrlonhips starts at al.o- ; nepoiis toimrrcw.