La Grande evening observer., October 14, 1916, Image 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1916
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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Sporting DeiDS
FOOTBALL GOSSIP.
Pendlton was beaten by Walla Wal
la high yesterday by a 12-6 score in
dicating that the La Grand e team, -which
was trounced by Walla Walla .
ou-u, win nave someming 10 ao wnen
it tackles Pendleton
month.
the last of the
its output every year; the basis of its
l success is pointed out, A News Bureau
representative visited the plant and
Bays its success is aue;
First to the one model policy.
Second, a good name never changed,
Third, sound financial policy.
Nebraskans Coming West.
A special train will carry the Ne
braska football team, the University
of Nebraska band, and Commercial
club members of Lincoln to Portland
for the game with 0. A
hence. If the schedule
Fourth, a good generalship'
"Industrial sucess does' not begin
in Wall Street" the article says, "but
successful in the popular field must
be balanced in lightness strength and
durability The Maxwell seta
its standard at 25 miles per gallon of
gasoline. If you doubt the Maxwell
C. a week standard go ino any garage and try
followed i pusn motor cars around oy nana.
out as now otepared, the special train i he Maxwell will respond to even this
will go through JLa Grande about esi.
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PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS
Thursday of next week. Coach Stew'
art, former O. A. C.' mentor, is in
charge.
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Payette Game Today.
Charles Reynolds motored over to
Baker today to officiate at the Pay
ette-Baker game at Baker.
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Highs Drilling Hard.
'Every effort to get into the position
where it will be possible to redeem
themselves from the last defeat, is be
ing exerted by the high school foot
ball squad this week. It is not ex
pected any big games or any games,
for thut matter, will be played before
the Pendleton affair.
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Harry L. Keats, the .veil known
Portland automomible dealer, was
born in Toronto, Canada, November
4, 1873. He was educated in Toronto
schools, Collingwood Collegiate, in
stitute, and Toronto university, gradu
ating from the university at the acre
I of 15. Soon after his graduation he I
; came to the United States, finally tak
ing up his residence in Portland in j
1890, where he established a bicycle
business. In 1002 he engaged in the
automobile business and now con
trols one of the largest agencies in
Portland under the firm name of H.
L. Keats & Co. He married Miss
j Louise Wilson in 1895, and has a son
! and daughter. He is a life member
ATHLETICS of the Elks and of the Multnomah
I Amateur Athletic club, a member of
High School Have Inter- the Masons, the Knights of Pythias,
wooamen ot tne worm, unamoer ot
Commerce and Portland Automobile
club.
GIRLS ACTIVE IN
Grade and
esting Series of Games
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Wihile the grade boy3 are interest
ing themselves in football, the girls
i of the grades and high school are in
i the midst of a splendid series of in
door baseball games. Already the
grades have determined who is their
best team, and Monday evening these
winners combat a high school picked
team. Miss Tozier, director of games
for girls of both grade and high
school, reports keen interest. The
7th A played the 7th B hnd won hand
ily; then the 8th B played the 8th A
and won, and then the 8th B won
grade championship by beating the
7th A. These winners Monday even
ing play the high school picked team
for which Edna Jones will catch and
Miss Ainsworth pitch.
The winning team from the grades
consists of Myrtle Hoyt, Aladene 1
Scroggin, Avis Henderson, Merle
George, Mildred Hoyt, Ethel Bur
bridge, Vera Gardner, Eva French and
Ada Lambert.
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AUTO NOTES.
Five dollars a day, and other added
features may be attractive to some
people, but at least one La Grander
: is convinced he wouldn't work in the
Ford factory in Detroit. He is Dan
Tanner, Palmer Lumber company mill
superintendent. Mr. Tanner recently
visited the plant while in Detroit and
nearby points; and affirms that almost
entirely the employes are foreigners
and that they are compelled to wo'k
furiously during the eight hours of the
day. He was surprised at the num
ber of foreigners, not Germans,
Scandinavians and the like, but a low
class of the foreign element. The em
ployes are numbered by the thousands.
West Misunderstood
The middlewest confidently thinks
there are no automobiles in the West
Mr. Tanner asked one firm "Are you
not afraid of over-production ?"
"No," said the manager, "the west
and south haven't automobiles to
speak of and that is a big field for us
dispose of our output.
When Mr. Tanner finally convinced
him that automobiles were thick as
fleas in the West, the producer grew
interested and asked copious questions
about the situation.
The Boston News Bureau, devoted
to financial afairs, takes up the Max
well factory and affiliated questions
in a recent issue just reaching La
Grande. Tt deals with the inaugura
tion of dividends by that company at
the Tate of 10 per cent per annum,
and says President Flanders has made
good: that the Maxwell in its class in
the nice for leadership and is doubling H29
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ill 15to$35
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