The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 24, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE I'.KND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 24. 1928 PACK :i Pirates Take Commanding Position In National ODDS OFFERED ON PITTSBURGH Record Crowd for Short Series Attend in. r. turf' Wlretetai ImI BvJUtla) P0t0 OROUNOTi NEW YORK, Ann. i. Undf " ! v v imiiiiiuni mint, tii" N Vnrk Qlaala boIIbimmmI !,,n- tiii', aftaroooB BBdthe Pitta- i hi. 1 1 PlntM wmi IIim f i Hi' 1 MUI ol tUi aerlai by H wort of i" l Tiii- victory in tha Plratea io- NMMi thi'lr lead In l full K.itii'u iii Hi,' National iMKUt pennaBi rare mill in tin' mlndi o anarl baaebatl nu ll. H in I trail)' rllirhi'il till' i ll. i in plontlilpi si:v VORK, Anf, 14 Ttiree vi,--loiiM in Hi'' fuj- Kiiiiii-i played In u crucial aerlea nKDitini tbi fim York Ulenu nave imi t in- PltUburib PI- ml'-'' lit Hilrtl li rnllitnilllillliK BBBtMOB thai lilt) mi' now heavy odds mi favorltea iii win the National leana in tuinni . Willi a lead ol f I v full gtmat mill only Hi" IiihI lap In MVH Bl eaaatlBi ipaad, iin' Plratea mi into Hie final game Ol Hi" III" Kiiini Dili'" ilay MrlM IB PolO ground llili BflOfBOOBi Afu r POIIIBI a pair nf ki'uii. . awa tran iii" QlBBla mi Saturday. Hi" Plratea npiii pirn in aaother don iii" iiiii yeeterda) inn Ibey abouted mm li BtOTa ttBaBJ In their nil" dafBBt tban iii" OIbbU did in tbalr letorj All Nuiliiiial l"ui'.ii" atli'iiaiii'i' n" Ofdl VOPi broken fur a short aerlea liy a Saturday CrOWd of 11,000 mill .1 BIOBllff OBIpOtlflBI nf 11,900 'i terday PoUSf BfflolBtl estimated dial at least Hi. nun were turniil away ffORI ih" galea bb the two day in ibolf k i in" tiBBd bsbIbbI Iho , QtBBta, tlrliihir. In ill" BtOtl linpnri nut MriOl Bf tin BBBB6B, 'It" PlrBtefl lilt vt shown themselves almost with OWl (i WOBknBBBi Willi mil' BBOBBttOBi it I'i alini'il a perferi liaaelitill rial,. Til" iBflOld llOOl BOl """in in know VhBl kO dO nn ii drive in the flrsl I'i" "Ulan anil smart BBBfBBll BIBB, v.h.i oil. "rv", I th" iiwkword dofoBBB, noBld tmt BttdorBtBfld Wh III" (lUlBU illil not linn tti" weakness more- in (liv,lr own advantage LEAGUE BASF-BALL I Ml ltli I.RAOCR Won Lost I'd. WaablBBtoa TI 41 ,,d I'blladelphla 74 41 ,141 1 Imago . r. 4 .148 SI. Louis An 18 ,&U8 Detroit '' 10 87 1 lerataBd II II 4r.i New Vork 4 8 67 117 noatofl II Tod. i s. '.1 pa ai Cleveland New Vork . Cleveland 11 13 Bat tort ee; nyi ami Millar und I. Sewell t'hlcago lli'llgiiUKh y. Pblladalpbia 1 4 1 lilcugo 3 7 I Batlerteo: Qulaa, Wallbari ami Coebrana; Blaakonaklp and Babalb ai Detroit it. 11. B. WaablBiiofl 4 8 3 Detroit 13 in a llulterles: lteiither. liregg mid Severeld; Wells ami Woodnll At St. Iitila It. II. E. Huston 0 6 0 st Loala 4 8 1 llallerles: Huffing mnl llevliig. Van tlllder mid Margrave NATIONAL LKAOtTR Won Lost I'd. I'lltsbltrgh 70 45 ,101 New York US 53 .602 Cincinnati . . n.1 53 .543 SI Loula . 57 02 .479 Brooklyn 55 so its Pblladalpbia 52 M ,411 Chicago 52 (111 .441 Boaton 52 us .433 Al New York It. II B I'lllshurKh 9 9 1 Physio Therapy Abrams Electronic Di agnosis and Treatment, Ultra-Red Rays, Chiro practic and all natural or physical methods combined. Dr. R.D. Ketchum (Jhtroprm-Mr rhynlrlnn Nnthr I.Mjc. New Vnrk tlatterlaa: Daau, Wlonor dor. Al III ....llh n Onlooio Brooklyn Batlerlea: Kniiui'i' anil Cloochj Huntlnger mnl Bay. it II. K i 17 ti II i ii :i Jonaa mid llnrtui-it, Oorualaai flrlmea, llubbell ami Tay lor, (Jburrla. i Two games ai Boaton ii. ii Bj OlnOlBBBtl 2 '' - Boatod 1 7 1 Btltarlooi ''iin Maya. Bonlon ami Wloito, Kraoarj OrabBBi ami Olbaon, At Philadelphia I!. II. R, hi. Lottbi .111? i Pblladalpbia & s l Battarlee: Halnat and O'Parrallj Paaroa, Batia, O'Neal, Prlborl "mi HboIIbb. Booond rbbibb: ai Brooklyn n R Cbloago ii Ki 2 Brooklyn I i BallarlMI lluxlt ami QoflMlOBj Bhrhardt. Ooaobiar, CaaUrotl and Taylor. ai Pblladalpbia it KI. I ...ui. o it m t : Pblladalpbia I j Baitarlaa: rtalahardl ami Vlek) llliiK ami Wllnn n. Cm itii i uaal lMm Won Lnal Pet ,0 .'i i .M17 .r,r,7 .4S9 ,411 .'tan rranclaco sail Laka Soul tie I.oh Aliaclen Port land OaklaBd Vernon Baara nanto n ci nr, r.H Sll I'.l 7K I I1H 71 69 M2 f. I S7 17 Ii I rin.i Knme It II BOB Kranclfi'o ak land Rroekatl, Orlfflo ami Bawl Dalakay ami Baker Alterlioi.il halite San Braattlaco Iii k Iii lid I I. V"ll". Ak- It II. K. !l ! 1 2 I u 3 lleary ami AKllcw; lloehler, Prtleti and Read, McDonald. , Klml IBtBO al Salt Ijiko- - K. ii B, Portland 12 u. 2 Sail jke 13 IS 3 farrtaoa, Blnkoo and RaBBabi I'lercy, 1 1 11 1 v i ami Cook, BaOOBd Kallle, railed III HcVellth, liy axreement II. II. K. PortlaBd i Sail laikn 3 S 1 Itf) by Wwlorn Horlrontal. -Death nn ft ilclly In RoiMfl rrll ttlt.it - P)i t-lrrulnr ptflti -TO WtMl -thar't4r f m cntnmunltjr of p4pt -Kind f frutt ln .y 15 Onit tlm -RiitlrntB Ktrlniiintlfin of m tir prla -Allflinto thrt nff Pi'tlotia Unite Trtftt with rontemitt Behold! Hum II MfBlVOrotol nnlninl CRpUulaU 30 Me At1mv To tit 11 IT To II r n it fnvor with Rllld of nitiull, oliRolct (lulolmT Three-torni nloth -Katluei -Hirert (ahhr.) ujnnly -It, U (contfatOttd) 6 PruK -Anyone who iemilm hit nlil 1 tUlle tOWItrd people hotoordlni! to their wealth u lul station -Httld f-overlni -T'orl of ntnve ttanl for hiiklriir -Kind of Beoteli ink Pr pott lion meaning to tht tttna thui Cnuii 56 To plant " BHBDp le l3 h MBW5 fc 7 Is Wtf-M MB mom 1 ; bjbj r? It- 8 BBbT9 iflaP5 Kl 52 ibT M MHPJj that orp-icn: uov vili OKive ME fD WITH Hlb wmtiTUNC,! OHf WILLIE.) COME HEREM 3, " v j r !" . ' ami 'I'iiIiIii; O'Neill, Hlrnnil ami PalaM. ! HorolBi ianta m lacranianto it. ii K. Hi'lltlln r, 7 2 Kairaimtiiln . . 1 I : Ranaay aad 0. Baldinni vim-i ami Koahlar;, Aflarooon lameC it. H. B, i BoBtlla ,10 ik o BaorainaBto .2 7 u Haaly ami Daly; llofbeaand Bbaa. I'lrnl kiiui", In InnlBJI at Vi'inon It II. B. Loa AiiK"l"a , Vfriinn jat'oiiH ami Bandbaro . 1 7 2 2 9 3 Barfooi a ii 'i Willi !,. . BacoBd iBBiB, aallad OBd III HK IrflH AllKll'IM '"rm,n i nil. dark it ii. B. I ' II 2 j l :i Oraadall, Root ami Baala, Band bargj Ludolpb, Bokart, Pltlatta ami Whlim-y. I SPORT TABLOIDS (ii. I'. 1-o.rd wire lo ii,.- Baad Balhala) BtONTB RIO, tul.. Auk. 24.- BlaaBor Oarattl, Baa Ralaal, won the 10-yard and 220-yard free style KWlmtnlnfl lUlaa here yaatarday m the Purlflc iihiioi'Iui Inn piitilour chuinpioii HhlpH. ('lull nlulidlllKit III the uhho- ciation ehamplBBablpa are bowi Neplunn hnuch, IIS, San Itafael Swiui- iiiIuk dull. 2n, Pattbaekar olab, I. S.r; PRANCUCO, Auk- 24 Ar thur RoBaaaaB'a i-ady Qay won the third lu tin- CorlBtklaB Vachi olab'a claim Invitation rncen her" yeHlerday bal Laatar stone win rake tba cup. iin IiIh ItaKial won twice hefore. LOfl ANQBLiBB, Auk. 24. Joe siecher. elalBtaol "f tba heavyweight wreritllnir: ctiampiuiiHlilp, ineeiH Jiilml ru (lo-llo-tiolmr. Hindu wretttler and aliened Indian prince, here tonight. BTRCR I, HAW IN ol T (II. p. tj Wir. t.. TSr Bawl IMWIIaj WABHINOTON, Auk. 14, with Ii4 nut of 77 "paper liallot BOBBtlBB" rri'ounted, the HtamliiiK In (he Iowa Heuiitorlal contest today wan llauli-l h Btaok, denoerat. IB4,109 rotoa, mid Senator Smith Ilro.ikh.irl. 24.'..'ju:i vnlea. A London couple were married In 11 taaloab lately. Nomtpriir I'ntun.) Vertical. 1 t'ltnnl nrounil u fortreaa t11 DolOaHglm lo U 3 Itmiroaiil (ahhr.) 4 To aaunter 6 ltoundahout wax I Impersonal pronoun 7 To tfWplay H lie i'i enm ftntalnrtr 5 To stop v i. . 1 h 1 11 (- fntitrument $ Hm of A hont H Haute aa IR horlsontftl U SuMoloni (pout.) 21 To tiine nmptuottsly ;r LttktWaaim 35 Petr II - Hotly of water 2R l-arii wooden rontnlner 2'. -International Intituii'tCe .1:' To ko Hheatl of It 'BOMtfl of jviiiKla 14 KUe S6 (llnlle of Vnim (myth.) 3--Tart of COtt 17 LevaJ 40 Lonffi narrow Inlet 43 KafifiilnK for a dOOf 44 .tlor if ehony ipoet.) 4'i -To ndort It Romnn poet It- 5rrek letter (.4 Point or oompAjn Itlli lllii', M ' h I , - H m. Ml I DID TOO "J MISS WILLS TAKES TROPHY IN TENNIS ,. , , i'i Defeat Kniflish Champion Willi p,ase al rorest Hills - iiimtir way on llnywunl fluid. TbO 111. P. I,m WtnioTb Bttd Bolkala) pajpnan BOBatrkCtloB company of PORBBT HILLS, N. Y.. Auk. 24.- Iportlaad l In ihurm! of Hie work, Halan wm. national ahamploa, wonwblcb win ion botwaaa 110,000 ami parmananl poaaaailon of iim wumen'n.t'io.ouo. Tin- iiiiiiiiiiiK projaet win national tannta trophy li-r- loiliiy . i(,rni.l"t"il In for" Hi" firm foolhall when nhe defeated Kalhleeti McKane or England M, '' in tka rinuia of the iiiriiiiinent. , Btartlni -iiv. Juhi aa aba hat IhrouKhout the lonrnainenl, the chauipl'ill dropped th.- flrl et. lull once the Kot Blurted the little Kiik- luh girl could not match bar paoa mid the iMMite never w.ih In doubt. M Imi McKane Wilt m arly exhailtled al the end of the aecond tel. which Mist Willi won at love, mid after the brief real her heat pfforta were n,r,re I hint mulched hy the pow-r and ue- curacy Of the California K-lrl H driven. in,..' the im bar trokea working MIhm W illi WIIM UH tlllli'-alalil" at ever She wiih KetiltiK her flrel tervlce In with regularity and al a il which ki ii her opponent constantly on (he dofnnatve For the moat part. Mini Willi played her ukuuI hack court Kamc, drtrlng deeply to the Rnglleh Kirl'ri hack hand and Kivlni: her fear i ham eh in rtinti the net. Mini McKane wuh forced to ahan dOB her utual rold-court Kinne and attempted to meet the champion ai the latter'rt heit game, om- of ex i ha ti k I UK Iouk drlvi'i from th" hate line. kikIh thouKuud v pacta tore In the lowering hIuiiiIh of the Went Side Tfiiiiit chili her' ch(-ered the Amerl i an Klrl'i victory. New Flyweight Champ Planning Retirement (IT. I. I mid b to 1t IWnJ llullrlinl LOB ANQBLBS, Aug :t - Fidel I .a llarha, newly crowned flywelKhi okantplon, has altaady plaajiad his retirement from the ring The ixis Angelea yonniatar declared today he would (iiiit boxing in another year mid enter college. "I iiiii looking forward to a rureer in business." h" suid. "I am going to enter Stanford university in Sep tember, lilt, Meanwhile I will meet all comers. No one will he barred who can make Ihe weight." A re-match with Fr.tnkle flenaro. who loel a tan-roaBd declalon to Ui- bardu bora Saturday night, wuh In the making today. The return bout will probably he held In New York. The druKon is regarded by the Chinese as a symbol of goo.l link. r NEW Bend Home of OLDSMOBILE NOW 233 Greenwood Ave. FORMERLY SEELEY'S GARAGE Here we are in a position to give you proper Oldsmobilfj service and repairs. Bring- in your Oldsmobile and have us inspect it. OLDSMOBILE COMPANY OF OREGON R. I). DAVIS, Representative Xc have several exceptional used cars in fine condition at low prices for immediate sale. BRINGING L ," p o ED (Seating Space Added For U. of 0. Football I UNIVERSITY B0( ora.,AB. i Of ORBOON, Ba I . ('oiiHlriii'tlmi of ilillf I'jiutl rnvurnil HuallUK puco Im BBBia nf tin Htranon, wild Multnomah "lul, nf Portland, on Oi-totier 3, ac-i SOrdlBI to Hi" plana of J. V. Ilm flil, xruduat" manaKir of inn ahno tdatOd Kimlnntfi. with th" eotnplatlon nf iha new OOTVfed blaaclu.'rH, Hnutinx capacity BBday cover for 1S,900 will b" pro vided, with room for approximately 5H0U on the. remaining uncovered I hleucherH. Steel and wood are to he. aaad in the bow cottatmctton to which uddltionul Kiratii may h added later. I'rovidc ArKcntine Hunt For the I'rincc of Wales BUENOS AlllKS. Aug. 24. After a mud round of "official" entertain-' BJBBt, the prince of Wulei Is about to tusle the pleasures of the hunt. He has been Invited 10 a large ranch nearby, where a deer hunt and broncho busting are provided for his entertainment, while a jazz band troupe of "American Mack BOBBBtt girln" will offer distraction for his Idle hours. . I on s CHANOKM HANDH The new owners of the Iitus bll i Hard room and cigar store. It. A. 1 Marcum ami J. ('. Waldron. took charge Sunday. Both came here from The Dalles. Waldron has been OOBBOOted with the Pastime there for a number of years, while Marcum hag been in the battery shop busi ness. They succeed II. ('. fiurdane and B, I'. Qurdena us proprietors of the Lotua. Some changes in the ar rangements of the property will he made within a few weeks. It was an BO lim ed. Marcum and Waldron plan to hritiK Iheir families lo Item! soon. tht. UP FATHER HOVI MMs Tr-nii-AOT I V Si Trruu oo mot to vjhi'oTle. i inirris: r I- CI925 nv Int l Feature Service. Inc. (.real llniam tiKia NNPMr, Thousands Pay Honor To Fighter's Memory (U. P. f.-ITIll Wir- I" Th" nml llullrtln) I 4, MANILA. I'. I . Auk. 24 Klahly1 tkoaaand peraona, 11 wax aatlmateo4 here today, paaned hy Ihe caiket bearing the body of Paneho Villa. 4. lule flyweight champion hoxer, 111 . puhlic trihitte to hii memory. 4 The Htudiiim. where the body lay In mate, was filled with tlleiit t holt- i a anda, a eoaatant procaeaion of men, women, boys and girls. Tram cars hearing (hoiisands, au- ((mobiles bringing other thousands. ; ami even trucks filled with furmersi from outlying fjelds Jammed thel ttreeta for tbe funeral yeaterday '..lii.i' wan virtually a national day Of mournlng. The little fighter whose untimely j death at San Krunclsci, July 14 1 checked hiifi In mid-career, was national i i i a (aei nev.r m r . clearly demonHtratfrd than fit thel honors paid him In death. DOUBLBH DECIDED (U. V. lA-vi Wir. toThr UVnJ flullrtinl WKST BUMS TENNIS COURTS. Forest Hills, L. I.. Aug- 21- Miss Helen Wills and Mrs. Mary K. BrOWBB of California won th" wom en's national doubles championship here this afternoon, sweeping lo vic tory over Miss Klizabeth Ityan and Mrs. May Sutton ISiindy, G-4, S-3. It is as easy In suppress a first desire as it is hard to satisfy the de sires that follow. PERMANENT RELIEF? YES! Mnmlav Ilpaltlt Talk No. S3 liy Ray Rernolda, D. c. Ph. C. It ha lieon salil that health result ob tained through Chiropractic Spinal ad justments are hut temporary effect, which disappear us soon as adjustments are discontinued. In a few cases this nlay be true, but when this happens It Is generally because ihe patient quit at the firFt sipn of improvement. HEALTH FOLLOWS CHIROPRAaiC CORRECTS PRESSURE ON SPINAL NERVES IN DISEASES OF THE FC i LOWING ORGANS: HEAD EYE5 EARS NOSE THROAT ARMS UE19T TN!)NfiC, x LIVER feu STOMACH 'V PANCREAS 5v .V:pifen "-JlW KIDNEVS BOWELS APPENDIX BLADDER Spiiul CIuiL0rVll LIMBS The LOWER NERVE UNDERTHE MAGNIFY ING GLASS IS PINCHED BY A MISALIGNED JOINT. PINCHED NERVES CANNOT I TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL IMPULSES. CMIR0PRAC- i TICADJUSTING RE MOVES THE PRESSURE. THE UPPER NERVE IS FREE AS NAfURE INTENDS. Dr. ROY REYNOLDS O'Knue Building Office Hutu's: to IS I to 5 7 to 8 rxi t i r J m League 4'4' 4' litis DAY IN HPORT 1S2II Jamea llurk" defeat- ed lilll Coualna in nil round! In a fight for Die Rogllah chum- plonnhlp. 1881 A 20-mlle race uf 4 ileum yachta on the SI. Law- 4 renre rlvnr for 11 IfiflOO iluke wat won hy the laincet. 4 1800 The Brooklyn baseball t club of the American inundation dlibanded. 18911 Charles J. (Irlmm, nf the chlragn National league 14, baiehall team, horn al St. LoUfK 1922 Washington. D. 0 4 won the championship of the Union Printers' International Husehall league, William T. Tllden ami Brian Norton won the national doit- hies championship. . , -, 1 lumber Company (.oilers Beat Players I"rom Town (lolfers reprcsnnllng the two lum ber companies of lend nosed out a victory over the city team on the Bend Oolf club links Sunday, when they turned In an aggregate score of :::i7 to 405 for the city players. Scores for each nine ho'8 made by the millmen were: J. M. Herbert, 48, SI: Joe Illxon. 42. 49; It. I). Miles. 53. II, Herbert's score mm doubled in figuring the total. The city team turned In the fol lowing: ('. S. Hudson. 52. 54; Hugh Thompson, 47. 50: It. S. Hamilton, 57, 49; It. A. Stover 48, 49. l-NTLE BEN SATS "Whrth.r man or-iwm.it.-.! in the ro .'...ti'it tree or an aitl orchard iloni ltrp him from occa sionally milim a monkrr "f himaclf." patient, whatever his , persists in taking ad untll his chiropractor word to quit, he has . assurance against the . of his old complaint, la so Is shown by t'ue i of .Mr. William Wen-, The first, dated Auimt 1. 1923: "Every niirht for nine years 1 had cause to complain of pain in the back. After my third Chiropractic adjust ment 1 noticed' relief. 1 have had thirteen adjustments and now feel no pain."- Wm. Wenninirer. And Ihe second, dated Jane 15. 1924: "I am still entirely satisfied with the results 1 received from Chiroprac tic adjustments. I have not only re ceived results tor my back, but also for several acute conditions." Wm. Wenninirer, Chiropractic Research Bu reau. Statements 2045-tJ. YOIK AITOINTMK.XT for health can be made hy telephoning 489. ASK FOR The R. C. H. S. booklet by telephoning 4S9 or by post card to the address below. Item), Oregon Telephone i .hi or IS4-W MeNO A.