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A Final Clearance
Frii ay and Satiu-dy? we will place the remainder of
our pntire line of Ladies' Blouses on sale One-Half Price.
Thi , is an exceMif opportunity to provide your present
or : uture needT
Philippine Leper
Colony Reported
Best in Orient
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MANILA. (AP) Tho I'ulion
leper colony 1h I ho Jarx-enl of itn
kind In the world and I he hel
run-fl for In the 'ur Knt. accord
liiK to Dr. II. Wlndnor Wade, ciih f
niedlral officer of the colony, who
linn J nut returned from .HhiKaporc
and other nolnla In I he Orient aa
one of (hd I'hlllpplne deleKalea to
Hto convention of Hie Far KtiMlcrti
AHorhitlon of Tropical Medicine.
He. mild tho Kur Kimlern countrleH
toduy look to Hie rhllipplneH lor
model treatment of leprosy.
Ir. Wude visited tho leprosy de
tention rntupn and asylums in Hlatn
(D
injr
19:21-
thoni
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V.S'
A Good Place to Trade
and French Indo-i'hlna and fouiul
(hem all except u small one far
behind the IMilllpplnes In success
ful treatment mid reneureh work.
coimirii'H viHiieu iijiii comparing
them with Hi one of llm Philip
pines. Dr. Wade said:
"l-'IMplnoH atiould travel through
l-'ar Kaslern countrleM lo see for
ihcniH'dveH how fur I heir condition
is above Dial of ol her Oriental
peoples wllll the exception of Hie
Japanese. Their opportunities for
ndvanci-tnent an unknown In
Slam, French Imlo-Chluu und
t heren bouts, IM lieu I Ion Is second
ary nuiller in Hie counlritH 1 visit
ed whereas here It Is foremast and
universal."
Vice (iovernor (lihuore, who also
attended Hie convent ton. declared
-.ir!5.
Kveu bofnio the first Spring hw
poops thniiiKh, como those hnv
l)in;ors of tho now .sonson to fi'mlen
the winlor-woary.
And wluit mi intorostinjv Hishion
slnry thoy toll! Vhothcr you con-
ti'inplato inimodiiite lnirchnsp, or Init
wish to know tho trend of Spring
I'ootweai' niodos, you will enjoy see
those first arrivals of Spri
and wo shall enjoy showip;
to vmi.
TheDQOt
A rarn.llsc TiTr Tlnl
llonm of the An il Al.! Slum
. ItOVI If K.MI I'H, M(tr.
SOB l).-i,t St. l'll.illi- M-1IS
that tho Philippine educational
HysLem Im far In advance of thosf:
of olher l-'ar KaMcrn count ris.
llartv Cut Away; Itfuichci' Sue.
MARMHKIKLH. Or,, A suit for
Sl!SGH damages )iuh been filed by
Kugcne llaniblork of Hear creek,
a locality not far from - Ttandon.
where Hie Hooseveit highway tra
verses his ranch. Mr, llamhlock
avers that, the construct ion of the
highway, which was graded in
l!tir:i, resulted in tho loss or 26
rcel'of tho northern jmrt or Ids
barn, which wns cut from the
si met are. Mr. Hatnblook bus en
gageil thrte- ultorneys to prosecute
his ruse. Those being sued Include
H. II. Mast. Henry Ci. Kern. W. W.
!age, county court members, nnd
Harry L. Varney.
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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SPORT NEWS
i 1 " :..
LDGAL SQUAD i
LEAVES CITY;
Basketball Players Off,
on Three-Day Wallowa i
County Invasion; I JaytNVw '''". iw claim to
vvauowa ionigni. i,.P itri(I vhSiiU nv,.H ltw contenders to
j defend Iheir honorH ngaList him
Mi n.herH of the I. 0.-nndo hli'h ""V '"' y place.
school bunkelhull s'piud. tifroni-
imnlfil ly i'uuvh MaeTavi.ih, U-U
loilay ahoui noon on ihe anio
Kiutfe for Wallowa, where flu-y will
open a ihree-wame
Wiitlowa roun-(
ty HerieH. The Ullle iind While
team will tilav JoH'-nh l''rid:iv
niirht and Kn ei-nrie Mn t Hi'd:tv !
niKht.
Tho niundliiffH of the t'r-lon, lia
ker and Wallowa county lounm at
IH-eseni follow a:
Truiii V. W. I.. I'ef.
I,n Crunde 2 t 0 l.'J'in
Joseph .. t 2 o !.'":
Wallowa 2 2 o 1
Halter t '2 i.tMiu
ruinn ri t :j auh
KlKin 5 J A ,-juu
I-mterprWc- 2 1 1 .r:a;i
Muddy Creek : 0 a Jinn
llulnea I U 1 ."
The pre-lournamenl yaim-H have
no heariiiK upon 1 1 1 di.sirtct ctiui.i
IiioiiKliip hut I he ahnve table In
valuahle to aarertain the reHper
tlvi Htrentcth of u-uma at Hie ml
Of Hie first two weeltH of playititf.
FAVORS EAST
T'KNIH.KTdN, fr. A proposal
that ijporismen of Kastern Oregon
hold a fish and game show in I'rn
dlt lon about Hie lime of the stale
l.rapHhoolers meet here la May in
stead of Joining the Mull noma h
Anglers' and Hunters' club in Iheir
show February I i'J! I al Portland
has ben brought forward by lo
cal sportsmen. The suggestion
is Kaid to have met wit it consider
able approval from local hunters
ami ungleiH, and the proposal will i
be open to" discussion al the meei-
iiiK ol" the Pendleton ltod A Can
club l-riday nighl. i
If a decision is reached to Initi
ate u movement for a show here
during Mny ill In probable that in
addition to getting exhibits for
display a organization of .sports
men of the eastern part of Hie
state may be effected.
"May would afford a much bet
ter time to attract tourists lh;in
February." one member of the
club stated this morning. "Another
thing to be renu mbered is thai we
people in I'malilla county are not
interested particularly in attract
ing any more Portland shooters
and anglers to come here for their
upon. We are Interested, how
ever, in attracting prospective set
tlor:! who might establish homes
hero by reason of good hunting
anil fishing. I am also or the oplu
ion that a strong eastern ireKon
organization of sportsmen miK'ht
have a salutary affect in Ihe
slato and for (hat reason Pd like
to seo the show und a meeting In
connection held here."
LA GRANDE HIGH
GIRLS TO PLAY
UNION SATURDAY
Tho . Ln Grande high school
girls basketball sextette, winners
over Imbler Ml to will play
their second .game of Hie season
at Pnion Saturday evening in the
Pnlon gymnasium.
Pnion girls arc reported rf hav
ing a strong team and have been
undefeated this season, winning
every contest they have started.
ANNUAL RAIS1HT
DRIVK WILL HE
ON JANUARY 20
PKNDLKTON. Or. (AIM. The
annual jackrabbit drive held each
year in Ihe western part of I'ma
lilla county under the auspices of
the Peiidteion Pod am (inn club is
scheduled for January l!n.
The event has come to be recog
nized by hunters from all parts of
the slate and each year the nim
rods gather from far and near to
participate. Last year about liatm
crows, coyotes, magph s anil boh
cats were killed besides thousands
of J.ickrabbtts.
Three Kayos Staged
In roratollo JSouts
PtHATKl.l.o t A IM Johnny
(libbs of Kemiuerer. Wyo., wjis
knocked out by Virgil Sparks of
Pocatelln in the eighth round of
their scheduled t a- round bout
here Tuesday evening. Hibh-t
hovcd little brsiiles wiitini;nes-
to lake punishment and Ihe local
lad was neer in danuer.
Jack I'ane f Onuiha knocked
out Ti d Stewart or Pocatello in
Ihe feeoild I'Otind of the scheduled
si v -round semi-w indup.
I caii Anderson of Pocatello,
won a technical knock over Linn
Met! ill of Itolse, In the second
round, Itoy SaliHlmry oft rocatidlo
decision) Oien Oholsnn of Amr
lean l-'alls (n four rnnds nnd ll:r
ry Frickslead knocked out Wavnr
Karl in the third round of the
scheduled four-round curtain rais
vf.
OREGON CLUB'
I
OYSTER EATER
TAKES 'EM ON
EVERY OCCASION
I.OK ANOKLP.H, UN'S) -champion
oynlcr cater has
found.
William IMgnr MeKre, president
of Hie Lou Angeles Harbor Hoard,
who ref ill ty ncturned from t he
.-tii mm) convention of the A i.iorlcrin
AsMM-iutiun or Port Atitboriilen. ui
Aeeonllnjf to I'reHidtnt Itoyl
j Worluimn. of tlie l.o:i Allele;! City (
-". m,,-,,u,,i ,n,. ihihtii-
lion with MeKeo. t he htirhor hoanl
I"' ftlll,'nl n,IH 11 J"8' fliilm.
aid Workman,
"rife
on Hi
nv rage of nln-ty oyslers a '
,iaV whlh'
he was In New Orleans
"Me Hiarfed the day with a doz
en or ho oyKters for Mm hreui;ra:;t.
Tor li'iicli he would rat half a
doxen ax an appetizer, Oien a
couple of dozen to form the meal,
and lie always tusial d on oya!er
for de.MHert.
'l-'or dinner there w r. mor
oyKl't', and there wen even oy;
er (n lielv.irn meals. lie ate
tli'-m raw, Hcaltoped, utewed, pick
led, both d and fired." I
llom ('uiiirui'fnbK 'I'.iun Homes
liKltl.lN Al Sine.! cold veu
lh.r cume In with u liUtst many
I'.ertii.er have fount it much cheap
er to ride hack and rorth In the
sub urban trains than io sit at
homo in the evening. Holders of
monthly Hcketh may ride as often
as they care to on the government
owned sleani liiieu which run a)!
aboii'. Hie city.
Officials attribute the Increased
night travel of lute to the fact that
luiiiiy men and women rind coal
and i;as r Heel Hi it t(o expen
sive Hicip days, and spend the e.ve
tiiiiKs comfortably In heat d. well
lighted car.4 reading tin ir favorite
hook-.
urn was ni:r. stau
Ity W. I . Sullivan.
Iiili'i-iiail.iii.-ii News Si-rilre Slalf
(iiri-i'si.iii.li-nl
KANKAH I'lTV. tirti-n r.Rnnl
a campus myth and a inys- j
tery t- tho Kansaa alumni
many years, tho vraiiron hoax o)
hnf: been uncovered in II h
inm light.
Tho sior. or how a tall, raw
youth stepped out of the tlmhcri
info a football milt nnd, with a
few dayj;
Nebra.'.ka
practice, knocked Ho f
corn-buskers silly by
Miiashing the line had always been
taken with a great degree- of mer
riment mid regarded like fiction
tales or the current magazines.
The mystery developed immed
iately after Ihe game. Instead of
returning to the Kansas campus
for the glory that was due him, as
heroe.i are won! to do, the youth
modesliy, or rather mysteriously.
"If you sicnd that
rr i .
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Stories oj
the Past
i eiennoti
You will not have to
H
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Telephone Co.
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All Members requested to 1 present
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' i)ron il from (In- IIin.-iiBlit unil
! huil noi lii.il h. uril from in-.-.
K.oliliim 11. Yol wan Foiu'hlnK
II, f kiihmih .-l.-vt-n In I lio Fall u!
: I HI; 7 when (l liacliwanl n-i-rutt. IV
! tli- nalili- in" Kr.-lm was lnlii('.-l
i lo ilon u fiu.lliall unirarnl nnil rn
j port for imotli-. Yo.il'H -rHI.-al
i i'f. how.-v.-r. wiU. not roKnimsihle
! lur tin- y.mlli'u in-rsli.li ni-y, I""'
hi ram Hi.- rt-i rull im-n-ly n pan-
In fact, as I hi- slnry froi-.s, it wa.
mil li-i-iil.li- that Viwl H.liloin kikh-
t hiH opilrn over in tin direciion
or Hie awkward youlli, who rr
nialneil at .racHce umler 1ht eii
ruurj. nK iH or Dr. Naisuilth, now
lieiuf of the phyHlral ecluilton. (l(
Idil'l mem. nt Kan.suK I'lliverslty.
Yost, it Ih .sjiid presumahly KMp
lireiij a lot.il tflllfaw When Hie
name uf Krvhs was mentioned as
u Hj.ssihilily lo make the trip to
l,iiie(du to halMi the 8troiij? 'orn
hUHket-.s; ;iit after roiiHidiTald'1
nr;,iiiK on I he parrr lr. .Naisiintli
Yoh Hnhniittcd anil
uikv K'rehM uluiiK H
iireed to
"me the
Kamr.
::oni(i;iint,-, whetlior ft was tho
i hant'.e in iitmoMphere or the train
chnuKed YohI'm mind on that
fateful day at Linroln. Neb.. In
1 ;. for he regarded Kreis In a
different t;;hl wili'n on the en
iinj'V field. lie chose Krebs as
one of tl'e eleven men to do battle
and told the raw rcruit to go In
and give them all he had.
Stiinlicl HuskrrSt
The recruit did. Large of frame
and with a vouraeous heart, the
Krebs tliat Kansas followers saw
I at Lincoln was a d liferent man,
j und lie, plowed through the line.
lore open ;;a.?( in me ' orunuiv
erc' defense and, almost single-
handed.
brought victory for the
Jay-hawker.'. '
Then he disappeared. Yost,
made no comment, but joined In
with the crowd of listeners. It
was us much a mystery apparentlv
to Yo.t as to others, but lie did
not elaborate on any versions ho
may have held.
Itut the story now has, conic to
light, and Yost's reasons for sil
ence are now obvioqs. Tho mys
terious K rebs was a "ringer"
brought io Kansas I'niversity by
none other than his former foot
ball mat and col lego chum. Field
ing II. Yost, who had to be
"forced" to give the newcomer a
,di:iPce t(i play.
Kreb;;' brother tells the truth of
Hie story in a letter to Kills David
son, a graduate of Kansas In l!i
12, wlio made inquiries recently of
the brother regarding it.
Mystery I tti ml.
According to ' -). Kivh.'t, broth
er of (i. !:. Krebs, the "mystery"
man, Yost played his part. well. In
an:;wer lo a letter directed to an
t iiginiering compiiny in West Vir
ginia. Davidson received the fol
lowing reply:
"In regard to playing football
at the I'niversity of Kansas,
'ant lo advhc that my brother,
( . It. Krebs, who is the presidelll
of our company, graduated at the
West Virginia I'niversity In IS'tfl.
During liis fotb-ge course he wa'i
a member of the West Virginia
tnnlhall team and played for five,
jear.: with snhl team, two years
of which he spend with Coach
FiHililig II. Yost, plalng side hy
side with hi in before he became
Ij.niuii'.
"During the Fall (erni of lS!:i
my brother ent'-red Kansas I ni
viTvity n't a law' student and acted
in the capacity, as 1 Was informed
tie did. As he w;is a personal
" iend of Yost befon
going to
Kansas, Yd?t certainty played his
well."
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