La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 15, 1924, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Tilt:: LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Saturday.' Novamler 1.". 102!. Start Early and Prolong the Fun 1)0 YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW wlule Hlocks, ar more complete. Also it will make more pleasure if it all does not pile up at the I ant moment. Now They Play Pushball in -'Flivvers v4 -'WIV. l! -QUfTPOSTB '1 JOSKI'If. Ope, (Special In the Observer). Tin' school latiKle look a not tier Hun the past week I I..!..,. Ixuti Viir..,i r-imiw,,' I avfi-H 1 1 inn-red heir rr.'ilenul toiiH if1- to (Mr school hoard, dales :i lo cal tn uumtirr. While !i iir. nut alloget h r uhoxpe el 1 frcd won lit i'i-h!kii, the hoard was are most regrettable, the school board was wry 'lortunute In ae eariiitf as hijjfi achnol principal for t he hiilaiiC'.' of the year Mr. II. M. ImbotK,' former superinten dent of the Knterprlao schools. Mr. tinhots lint pructicMlty re tired from tlio profession and had engaged In another linn of war!:. The norirnewi of t In- two towns makes it possible for him to cwi t in tie in llifii liiH' anil at tin- hiuim ttnif do tlx- jn'Ii:'lKil'H work In Ihi JoHi'pli Hi-lioot. tlia aliHHy , a irint'itml and an instriiitur tiord.i no i'oniiirint. .TtlH. (. y. rainplii-l! 1h Htipp! y. 1n?r In tin i Ik'iIIi rtrmh intil tv, ri'Kiilftr li'achtn- f'f" H'('iii'cd, KIn Ik u M lit'Srir.l kHiimI t acht r lull h.'m tin rerlilVulA in learh In tlio (rrarttH nnl rincn mt ili-ntrn lo nrr-iMin for I In cxitinin-alion. ln l)? Vjnit U Wum Art?. 1 It In uuto u8hlnll now. 'i'he i:un,e. in l.u mw l .im. u !).. pirHod Bnmo In procreso. Th "mounis" nii ilivvra mi ally I'ujniuit- ia liv. tu iku (or ociio.i. .ud no ii.v.t..!. ii.i,. in mmmmm A (Jood Place to Trade SPORT NEWS mainly of forward panning and ond runs, was tiTPHlHtlhli!. In th flrwt half thi hointt fani rorMl r 1 polntH, playinfc In i-iBlit inrhew of snow. H1 For :)iJ Ix-Rlnnlnff of thn snpond half," It wuh uKrepd that tin play ho 2d minute In U-nKth lncad of 30, jind Wallowa hcou-i 52 mon polntH . In t lift Hhoi lrm d hint half. Coorh Hfffolp,- Hpcakiiip of thf ffttmi', Htatcd that Wallowa hlxh'H lntorff'rinr wuh tin ln-at ln had nvop nf in among .. lilnrh kcIiooI t fa n is. i Thr- cntini Wallowa tr-nm piny oil i'XPcHt-nt hull hut thi- playing: of Captain Uiior, 'Mrford Johtuion. IJalrd and llcnm-rk niood out. OorrMl waN ' North rowdor'B lio.st man. , Wullnwa p lay ft KnlPrpriwp No vMnh''r 22. J'OHt Hoori'.H inplndi': Wallowa) Hi.l, . North lodwir 1 ti; Wallowa rhlon D; Wallowa, 12, l.a Urandc it; Wallowa 21, .lowoph 0. ' - Si Bll IE A. V WAUIWll ; OfA. (Hprrlnl lo ' Sarm of. rtrvt Wallnnru lllttli j school football plawm, vnvoluid jt Iso football M4 ui? yl.riiuy, wlrllnir pcurt and hurllug l.ucli U'oncli JltiBolt't KortU l'owdbr lro topcii ror wbt VIII . probably bn the woint divful tuiy tKim urr7 in- Eutoru' Orryon IhUi Ator. THh 'Tlnrir wcorw wu( 'Wrtlmmi no. N'orth I'owilor 0. T!h icittii" cuiiin an HiiKitr lo Ihf Wullow.-i li-:t.ln wliiiit hUfl lint l)fnh t'f.'iL:.Ml HiIh year, cin.l with wlnK cvr'r l;i Clraiub'. I'lllon, Jom-pli and oth.'r K-aiiiH. Ih w.-II alonx tho way to rlnlni thf .'UkIitii Oitkoii champtunHhli). Duly (lit- I-:iiIit-prlGt. Kuin M-nuiiiiH anil If 1ln Wullowui'iH ran iiiinnount tlllH nlifl :ciol the lli'lil In ('loured for llii'll' claim. ' North I'owilcr mini' lnr wllh a Hiring of virlorli'a unil but two di-reatfi 011 b' Hlnti Sh won rroni I'ralili' rlly 13 to II. ITnlon 4i to 0, anil ib'fitatod oth.-r li-uina. Twl ivaiiKB lout went by tho bnnnla 7 to it at Tnlon ami 2Ei to n at Hnlfwity. WlilhiMn Iri'i'slsllblrj 'WMMUali ' 'it ( tiM'll ; 'rnmpnm'it si'rSPTHRHT wlxs iir.niiv DKItHY. KiirIiiikI (Hy Ihf Ahro riuli'd J'r.'8) Tlla Karl of'lh'rhy look firHt and fa-tontl ptai'ii In tho Di rby nip raci" of 1 2nd pniilulH nm hi-ro I'Vlday. 'riii' wlnlii'r wan Ills' Hpenil thrift, by flint r. onl of Uoiln'Huy Hiiy, wlill.' lIlKhbrnw took Hn-ond mow-y. ('loud llanli, owniil by JainiH VVIiltf. wan third. 'IVrlvi liorar-n ran.. . KAIiTI.M TO MI'.1'.T - AI'KKHACH HALT I.AKIO. IAf) 'IVildy Ottr tln. Dvnvnr nilddlowi'lKht liour, who last weik lihofkid mil VIi-kII Mpnrkil of I'oi'nl.llo. nil four rotinilH. lina biiit tnatchi'd lo flKht llormno Auxi bm h . of Hall l.aki' In alx rnflfulM h.'ro licit Wonilav' lillfhl' FOOTBALL IliUll S4'lnlOl. v Wallowa hiKh ma. North Pow der u." Hakor Junior IiIrIi M, Ha In or 7. 'lllvi Piinp.syivania u, T'oniiNylvania Stain' (J. ltrown 7, Harvard 0. ' , Yiiln lu, 1'rinpnton 0. HirmliiKlinm Soulliorn 1 0, S. 1. IT. C. ' Tovuh AkkIch 13. Woe G. Mllwawkoo normal 7, HI.". Itoh ortn 3. WiBnonnin Mrhool ,of ' MinoH (i T'lritloHville normal 0. , Miwr 3,. Klorlda o.--' Tli'ldi-lhorA,' 14, Ohio Norllii-rn 14. . Oti'i-hoiii -in, MupkliiKUin i:t. Rt. Olaf 14.HI. Tlionms 2(1.' No Valhy TcnrhiTH '0, "Maiiir-. town Polli-Kp 1. m itriiiiO ir.ri:AT; srui Ni;W ' YtVltK. (A)') - Antonio (Youiik) Murnllo of New Orleans won a JiidKofi' di olaion ovor lint llliiff Hikl, Ki-nogPli'M'- Jioarywi'ifyhl, in a , I Z-round tnatr-h til Madison Square (lai-den lrl.duy .nljfhi. The deelHlon- wuh itnitcpula!' with (lie (M-owd whioh voired Itft oninion in a wild ili'inotiHliutton. Hlki writh ed IV.1. Munilln;ii&. spaiXa iomt8 ;t'AltAvrr.i: -ll(,AN. (AC) Krmino Kuill. It.tllau lioavVweiffhl. ili'Oositv.d CuOii lite us ti Kitaraiitec of 1Ih uulhen iMty t( lilrt t'hnll. nRp lo tlahl Jack lanipwy t'ov Hie world'n hoavy welfflit 'Phnlni.n!di(n; ! '- WASHINGTON U WILL NOT PLAY IDAHO VANDALS ' SnATTLrc. (Al) f'onHi. Malh pwfi of tho lTniversily of Idalin. day ohall. riKe.) Hie I'nfv r.sity of Washinft-ton fool ha 1 1 tearji to a post -season (fanio In Seattle Deeem hor , Itarwin MoisnoRl. wraduate manupor of the vVwioehttrd Hludentu at. t.hi. t'nivi iHily of Washington, annoniiped. "' "We are proiiu: to try to arlirdule a Ramp wtl h Idaho next s'-ason," he Hald. "A politest hot ween Hu Uuskle.s and YandalH woiih) not lu reusilile at thl time." Nerolia'l..ns for a pontes! le pember a, however, are brine car ried on, invitatioiiM being aent to neveral. eantern tenniH. A reply fa-voi-iiiK u i?ar,ip lies been received from I'enn Stale. m m m I'lii.icANs .h:ad soi'Tir. KI.A.MATII KAU.H. Ore. A sure hIkii of appro:tehini; winti r ea:ne when thoi;;;p.d:( of white pel loans fioni up)er K'laniatli la.ie ifathered i . i K laTiiath Kaila and ooniineiiped theli- annual winter migration to Alexleo and South America. The hare liicda circled above the city for aeveral bourn, t hen headed .south in ureal con voys .si mi la i- to wild fvese. The peilcami ret urn hei'e in the early nprine and thrive '.indistnrb ed throughout tho MUinitn-r. Low er Klamalh lak-, wtileli has boeu drained Tor several years, was a favorite destine i; round for peli cans in yi ara pant, and will aj-aln be flooded, acrordiiiK t recent government not ice. and et afilile mm n Mili;i'!i(oi-y blt il ("Serve. ' that Wil- nonpliifa-d when ilai-ence also handed in hh. vr.iffnalion. ince 1 lie np nl n i- of sohotd tin re had been dlsaKTi oments oi one kind and another hetwoi Hie hit'h sehuid hi iiietilH-4tud t 'in t- eilpe Hnvioft. Mr. I u left as princ ipal iiaiUslid upon A df Helpline that iiu-ant honn-1 hmt: more than , merely plural iu the- Rtudejit s. I This poliey wuh not taken chr.v f illy by the Htnd nlH and a Kf jlr-1 it of mutiny di'Velopi d. This suirit ri'iipheil a hlch ooiat uiu n t he prineipnl ni;uK- d in a rou-i KM tioveisy with two hijfh Kcho d ' 2) .sludents over tlieir ajntddnK on ' Dm hiKh Kchnol grounds. rl'l''M mailer was aettled and npIiooI j m work was proreHsinic nicely when trouble In-okn out in tho H-hyi;W erade. Involving Wlliivd liavies in; 0 an assault cliarffr. Q As stated last week, the board ftfl rave Wilfred Da vies n hearing. The findings of the hoarin? we.c under consideration by the hoar mom hers f when the D;n ies broth- i;rs tendered Iholr resignations, j The two men went to the school! building alter roiiiKnlnK". dismiss ed their clasttes for tlio lay an I sot about fix ins np their reports. 'I'he suddenness of their decision , to quit llset the teachlnjf fore j to some extent. Supt. ( aminietl It :"t Thursday for Moscow, Idaho, to find touchers, to fill the vacan cies was unsuoet asful. Teach -oi-r were to be ' had hut not at the salaries offered in Joseph. M: ( 'rmiphell returned Sunday eve ning. - Wliile tho events loading tip to the reni;nalion of the lavis brothers and their final notion Slippers 1IAVK A COMPLUTK I.TNM Kspi'cially priced l.2() to $2.9.". "The Old Reliable Men's Store." .Ash' Bros. HI M H n n a N Bi N U B M 9 m w I'.illi r Tlinu Kvrr' OLSON'S ORCHESTRA Organized In !I22 Wd Can Fill Your 1 Ollltaffi uwnl t or Any V.U Mirbt -. fr.e or Wriln A. L. Olson, Director ,: , '2i Wk Kiii-rt, or I'limu: - II78-M Ad a'ppiars Wed. and fiat. Coffee Advanced 2c More And more advances coming;. BUY NOW! ' The City Grocery Mist Hack of ('hit's nn Fir Ktrwl l'llONK siaix sis i iti:i3 Dfir.ivnp.v RAX HAUJI . ' BUTTER - CREAM Chocolates SATURDAY -SUNDAY SPECIAL HaW Pound, 2:1c The L, '&-L.'Dru Co M ca m Ft a if Ed M m M m m ri m a M S3 H El Eta 19 9 19 M ia a Ml EH M H HI n u u M m m a ii ii ii ci ii United van eelistic tamDaiffn n M ' M HI m m m WHERE? These meetings will lie held in the First Methodist Episcopul church, corner Sprinjv ;md Fourth, on Sunday evenings, begiii ilii)jr lit 7:30 und on it 11 week day evenings except Saturday when H ere will he no meetings in the Baptist church, coiner Spring nd Sixth streets. These churches are centrally located nnd of easy access to the community. Seating capacity is com lortablo. Tho date of closing is indet'i nite, but will begin tomorrow evening and run through such u period of time as may seem wise to those in charge. The Churches Co-operating ii n M ci ia ii TltO MettiW Churches or the Ministerial Associatien cooiernting and united in theo services are: Rev. Elmer Grant Keith (president), , First Methodist EpiHcopal; Rev. Win. f. JIoll (vic president), English Lutirni; Rev. George Albert Pollard' (secre tary). First Baptist church; Rev. IVill-am Crosby Ross, First Presbyterian Chureh; Rev. Bert A. Powell, Methodist Episcopal church, South; Rev. S. W. Creasy, St. PeUrs Episcopal chuu-h; Rev. 0. W. Jones, First Christian chureh; Re7. Hall K. Wallia, Island City Community ciurch; Adj. Chas. A. Peterson' Salvation Army. J HOW? The method of conducting these services is of the Iloine Forces type. These Ministers and laymen are not inclined lo the belief that an outside, sensational high-priced revivalist is needed. The local members of the Ministerial Association will conduct the services, and the speaker for each eve ning will not be announced in ndvanco. Our own pastors are fully capable of conducting these services with the aim in view of bettering La Grande as a place to live; of improving the state of happiness of our men, women and children. There will be no vaudeville noth ing said or nothing done except that which will lead to tho ultimate j;onl along dignified ways. There will be special music each evening. One pastor will have ex clusive charge of the music and will direct the congregational singin?. in teresting, cheering, inspiring miisic for each program. , We believe this policy will nvetwilh general approval; wo lulieve- our own forces can conduct this program in a more lasting-good manner than any hitth-piiced revivalist w might Ir.itijr for the occasion. WHY? During the past few days we have discussed in these spaces some of the reasons why a united Evangelistic campaign is timely and needed in La Grande. Briefly we renumcrate them: 1. No city can be commercially where it should be until its Churches are well patronized and the Spirit of Christianity is practiced Socially and Commercially until men employed and men who employ; everybody assume their share of clu'.rcii responsibility and lives according lo their highest ideals. 2. No individual can be permanently happy without Christianity. M m n M H H Hi Kf H Ml n ri a B The Laymen's Committee Tho fonimlttre of 10 lay.iun flrrtnl at tamlom from tho various Momhor rhurrtirii who nro ro-dlrorlom Milh th Minifti'rifll APiorlalinn on a M'-rn Imsis nr.-: S. r. flnlltli. I!, t". Ilrnilford. Mrs. !'. Jriia n. Kri .l .hiMr.onn. Mrs. An. In w Anderson, Mrs. Hnrrlet Marl"on;lld. 1.. S. We ks. lrn. U. A. M;yrnii-o. F. A. K:iihir. Jcy.-nti W.nd. N'els N'elson I". A. Klillns. W". It. I'lrkens. J. .1. Ilawley. Mm. W. N. SI,:.,!.-, Mis. I.. v. It.rl;, W. A. Kl.im. Mrs. Nets N. li-on. Mr. I:. I". Imlls. II. II. rii-nv. r. Hr. J I.. M irpln ison. i:. Dninon. Mr. H. S. llrownlon. Mrs. Mali.-! Walk-r. ti. Wisler. Mrs. Ira l:iv.'hnr. .1. A. Willl.'.ins. Mrs. Bi Mo IVvlne. A. W. Nelson. W. I. Warmer. Mrs. II. Wisst. r, Mrs. Apn.f. Inmi'.'in. Mrs. .1. 1. Smith, lr. W. t. MrAdon. Mrs. Vora Wnllenlnirp. I'. I'. n I.Jin. Mr. l.ii-.7.l.- Tnylor. O. I.. Mar. Howell. Mrs. . r. MoAdory. Rh.-rwood Williams. Mis. Kola . Wil.li. Mm. r. M. lliniinhrtea. Mrs. Nora riiondler. II. K. Hlvon. Mrs. 1'n d Ii. Geliiinj;. Mis. Kliner Clrnnt ki Ith, J. p. Itoasiy, Mr. Shrood Williams. K. S. Jester. G. W. Mnslln. (!. v.. Walker. II II u M M 91 n n ii B3iraSS5SS3BIBEISSSEEE3iIMni1BIBHIBBIIBIIIII 'VV'' Ei ' Ei ALL IN IT BfBBBB,IIB5BBll!BBBaa,aK5EaESla5aKSSI,aB1!,BB"