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Par-c Two THE A CKANDB EVENING OBSERVER 'W.lnesdnv. Novenilior 1, STYLES That are dependable and up-to-the-minute can always be found at HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" In Big Meet . . i m&fi SPO&NE WS - ' Billy Ev&xis m:w staiik. With CirmnKi' hwlt In hi tritU; miim m ft:irs haw lnvi k-trlnpt'l ci-t ami uol In nrt-ak (mo lite f-illtft-. In Itiif T n rlrrirji. Nick K!h if Iowa in drawing th rno! puh l'liy with Ifc nny Kri t rutin a Hg HKOiui. Kiititr MurfU ih xlill waning Into print, lu. :h row about tin, Ohio ft tut Mar Un't all complimen tary. fvnnitylvanla. shr.'r'.n honors vith iKxr-.niouth In ih rast. o:fir Kr'Mir. )CiiKr nnl Hlntkrl. Kr'-uz w ttonA lUMt y-nr. ttit h l t"" pr-r r.-iu ottrr this fall. H lin plimx'H Mom fait. KlanPy HW-r-arki in rat-! jurt nx rooJ a tnrklc hit K! Mclltnky. all-,Ann ri-a ; r of liijrt Hfttnun; floni- compllrrnt. HoKfTft Is u fal nmnt-s bttrk. Itnldmk OtrlannVr of Itarf mouth, who won wm Cam laf ya r. hut who l rollwtlnir oo!l of il thin fall, wa th- Hiimtfn of thf attt axulnt HurvorJ. OlM'ttnnlfT, known to lartrnr.nili MiMlttiid m th. V1M Itnll ut tti ('inputs" Mirt-ly nwayiil It.ai role airalnt Harvard. Tin- Crlnwm couldn't Mop him. IlltV Sl'OltT. Koothat) fans lllt tlii lp sport lry v-n more no than the hawbuil n LhiiAlaJUa. Th. plain football fan. who has no -rolUjrit affiliation, dofan't tak kindly to fritting In the ruin for a coupln or hours and warrhlna; the athlet- slip aroun! In the mud. ?urlnir the world Miis. baf-baM fandom twirp ftll.l Korh-s fl- td al I'lttitbur; to wjUch thr I'trat and Hcnntor In th? ilfptdluK It It. 101 ponpfl on arrount of rain onrc, II wan played tn follow trip Jay ji) w'Hth-r not 'Vrn suited for foot hull. Whfh- fandom didn't rar vry murh for haw-bull unh r the wohi ponnlblf fool bull w.atli- r condi tions. It atiirk to tht finish. Most of tit- Important foot hall tratii- playt-d during; Ortot.r wiri: ataff-l in rainy wiaLhr. Am a result tti tt ndanrr at a Rood many of tb rumen wua a dixtlnrt iliuippolnt-un-nt. Certain conti-nin h !"! to -draw Kn.ntio p.-oplo didn't ttltnui half thai many.- Had wrathrr nihi frKitball n ppnriwto for llm pi ( lalor ulm kM nM-rtdy Htr amu-4miui of iIm Ia-tinu. . bin- m In th rain nnl tttr Hie Klory of libt Alma Unfit-. wihk I'fii.n v. Thr- Nat lunul bMiuu di a not numr Ha most vitltialdc pluynr itn- tfl tho jfCfnibiT nwMiiiiK of i he two major UugutM. This la an ic-nnt id- for two reasons. If th playr a'i.'i-d is world artfs p-rfortii-r. h knov.s nothintr atout ihn honor thrwit up-: on him until It la all ov r. He hu nothing to worry about. Inrlontay nainina; the inort ' v;. h jab l- pluycr ai a tlin' lnn, baa-ball nawa 1 ware-, il uaunhyl 1 In iH'Cmlfr. cans the- paprs to rive It a murh hk t pi;iy thin? 1 if thi- -brt!on was anonunr-d junf lforc Iho opfninK of the world s ' ri. i a In thK evMimi tkm I rr- nily r- ( cfirJ a i-iy Intt-nMIn h-nrr. iuhk h I arn taking the Itln rty or ; n-fM-jtiua: In fiart. THE OPEN COURT, coiiRmHoynorrs' vviit HI It t IT TITKIR XAMKHTO THK MfTOK IP THETDE hlUE LETTEKii MU.XTD. (shorthand aa-1 t M-wr.t in ;h hijfh a.-hool ntid ai-tutl off :(. ;-prtrni- Why not let the-m do the el-rtcl wtrlc' for lb Vuj-rintin-d-nt. If n-ds nunf. th-rty : at vir.f Jit per mor.'.h. A hrt 'Unit ajo It ws cot dteme-d un nrrrr to have a truint. now w ' have on for tuch of the thrrr Krai schools and a policeman at 'Centra!. Surely one ia affichnt anl the e-trM nvn-- could be- e-x- I pfdfd t-IH'KhfP'. j Tjte ' uih rinindt-nt mad the (stiti:iw:i o:i lh- witnt-ss ntaiu! ha tht-re were oo fifth grad.- pu- "Would It not bv lettr. Mr. I II vans, to name th most valuabl (ildyer In earn major league- atti-ri the clow.- of the world aerha? I t la a irrat atrain to just play In : the aerb-a. In addition tryina; to liw tif to ihc rnot valuable p!uy r j n ptitutlon la nskfnK to murh. "You will r-call thai Walter j Johnson, .vof d the most valuable;, pluy-r' lust yt-ar, frll down us did l'.ix-r ivrklnpuiiKh this y-ar. ) "lion'i you think Ihut I'-fkin-' pauich ptay il with the nitniul h;u-. ard of helnjc voted the moat valu! able player In the Anvriran eaiii constantly lefor htm? I am sur-. Il must havt- affd.d his p!ay. ' rrarilcally all of Peek's poor! playina; was dono in PitUsburjr. No' doubt h reulin d he was being enrefully looked over by the Na tional lea rue fans. V Anterlran 1 l aifue fans know hat I'.-ck ran do, but on his Plttrburg- ahoir.K he didn't compare very favorably l with Wrlifht. I "What do you think. i;ily?" t ... J . I.Ikc my frh-nd, r. Fan, I ferl llvt tiKje-t taltmble player should not be tiaimil mail rttr tlw world mtIik Th' pluu In Min to Im voted on at thn iut Amcrleiiii baiu- nicctfnic. Novemixfr 3, 1S2S. (Alitor of tlfe- l lira n ill- liven in fi ;brve-r: It-rm:t me to reply to Mr. G. S. J;lrnle'.f Jftter to the opn court i pi!s in the Wi'low whool rocnm-in oinrni und'-r dat- of October J. j.ty. Itrhaix it would' be advis- able for the truant offlrr to count No doubt the seat.- on the board i ht w many tlj-re an' livfme; in th1 r,f diicatioTi av irinip. loo ho: to I Inime-liwl- vtclnttr w ho an either handl- the tranffer to other just ja't'dtne iVntral or Gre-enw-ood. n w; w-Kii a mile. Am very ulad.:01"1 r"(tlort to htm. Theie will aao ind J thi-: llr. W. W. Kinzie ac- ' h vtr-U mort- promoted at iioll km.wiedL'fs thtt He 1M notlnnjc ! ,lav Im"- i ' but par th- e-hl!d on the shoulder,"! summer an PdditlonM two i' e ronipeit-nt doctor aa tti-! "xm wt built at Willow school hild in question waa still bruL-edrc,r th accommo-at(on of a fifth a-id wrf fnternalK' from his gentle utt4i aixlt crad.-. Ths remain va rats. The heij never arrived tol1'711 un,i linoccupird a: present. i:siii.t him when I "refused arrest." ! e'-h Krade pupil xt no bwiefits Vou admit that I advanced aome i. . ... .... . , ... i . ..the hml'lina-i The cry is. -We do not wnnt to Incrt-'me ta-s : vou to you and I believe others of th'- 1 , , . t .i .ii-i . . fk. - u j (dont nM to. l-.iiniinate some un bo:ird think no too. Then why do i ... . , . ... , ' neceHarv expends. tr.'-D a fifth von not get tofc-.ther. uainjr com- , ' J , . ,.-t. necesrtty , hook if " iiidi.u.i.in. ... . i .i . i 'vr. a porllon of the fourth Tade I rt .'eninl tranjfrrr'd to the fifth frrade learner and thereby, r. hVve !.!,: r'fin.l L, that -he h,!n'1 ' " fhil- )r- v.t ckfd flown n,l n. ver will. ""J? ""w-"- ' ' ; j'h- lranr..r.mul lanl." rircum-' rt,i" ,n"' "wlrvnitv hcj romf lnn-. bnvr- ult-rxl Ihe olil fii-juI rn-at.i!ly l..for.-. but n.-oaus ji-iHinr l'sun "A w!f-'mtin rhangi I ' r'- "lalil.- to pay for I.-- Iilit nihi'l " t' ntlvir. ar.i t-oiin proct-tlure it ! Ym, .. II n,.- y T,ay- i rtrlicate I rP1-. Thy w r- un- r.,U,l vo.. .11.1 not ..art to .hoo! U . , . . , (lrep-'e, it.i uttorney. the district thn year, vt hen la a v-ry frail ! .. . . , . . . , . . i attorney, the board of education litre hov who; beraiwe h 1 more . ..... At Football Contest--" r? nl T T """'-"r r'Z n.i" :forea to a-'end school, whom you: H m H r 1 1 ' I r i f vr l if i ix v.t . . . 1 1 - ' '", rhari:e ("bung. China'a fur-noer olfrr and present bolder of the .nanpunhlp of the lUwailq tinds. Who la to compete in the lle. W oiwn lournament at Lua Angtiea orxi January. He ep-ti ttf make a rood vhowinc in his mmai appr- w in a Uk t Uii-ic tu-cl.ui t-yui.iry. New Rule to Prevail l mon eenne. not learnlns. and find a an t i. facto ry : jol't!ion Of the I rouble Inst'-ad of i i-U'.eiRie ad authority with the an-t .WO'I' It. I. (A ') :b m eroM Ttadi'al departure from ull ncn pi- hiphw:iv. wading In water and el football ei; fit or ii Will b" neud- Innmw to iu-hooi. th- Itrov. n-ltosion univ. rtitfy Bur-1.'-' The pupils who are atudyin hT- Sj,turdiiy wh-n IS.- stvp watr-h ' will b diJfurtlt'l ami In- Knic run on a. basin ol 40 p!uj p;r pv riwl, lr. I'. W. Marvi-I. director ot alhb ilfy, annoum d Vun-lay. . j It has Ix'en contend.-! thn: thnj ell:itrjft attorney are not paid ojt of public fund pr n Ki'fl'.'iii of pi:iy-np 1 r--ntin- to ror'-. u'e pirio;R is of no bem-fll xcepi j ;to the team w.ilrh score first r.nd f ;thry my they can us-- up so nni'! j time by !-tritimatc plays that lf; oponents are left with no chsnre! A fthe people's tas"s from what source do ihe- r. ft-itw rorfiwna- ien for their r-ces? t firmly iK-lieve tit had ih board of -du-cation eona-ilied the dt-tHn a'tor 'ney. a wa their priAilep. n.tead of a cite officer, this matter wauM have reached ai amicable ;-tle-ment wt i he til all thU strif-.- and niKr- contention. I haven't talked with .yi the ttrorn-vs-at-!aw in town, but the.i ir some who ar bit; enough to ivtf their advice and sen-let4 with out compensation for the parent when ne ded. Knrtlnrn:prt'. I have not on suited any lawyer relative to this achook matter, nor in th rompo ition of any 'articles written and printed in our local paper, but I f lid emrae counsel to defend me tK:iin-t an illegal arrest. j rM p.'l. HiTile. in conversation ' with nre. sa;, if wnntt J lo help t:t in tiifa matter why didn't I use my car fthe upkeep thereon to be ny expanse), .take n-j' other child 'mm fVntral at hool. include the wo children of llr. Hijrjsins " an.I have my wife drive them back and forth to Willow school. This would rtf J'Q five round trip daily over 'ovi'" and WUlow streets, one of 'h' wnrrft roads In the county. I 'old him. before 1 would do that j ! would eo.u:p nrv home as a school ' oom. hir a i-ach-r and rive frt ; duration to all affected puplLs. i ' I am wilting to and have taik'-d :he matter over with the superin- ; t-n!ent and several m.-mbers M h- board In ordr to effect a et lement of ton- nature, but I will never ee-nd any children across the r.il!roar track to school. An an engineer. I have witnessed too many crow-ins horrors. It Is an niposition to ak the railroad to Nuibl a vutduct or subway over the -Twain- to cover up some one iJs blunders, for If be school were rightly m-ini'S'il 1 would inrccriisary for any lilth' child to iaye to o bac-k and forth acroKs he railroad. A. V.. WA1.I Idaho Boy Dies as i l'iil. Il.i fim. ral 1 uilt uHi-Jt .!.' urrivul i,l Result of Grid Hanoi i,.i...... "'"""i I 1'IVATELI.O SAP) KrnW fn-! s art. fro. Bn..l vlol. t nn., ;i-y,ar-ol.l Maho 'iVrlmtfil in- ! M . UI)n ,lfrBulI, t,ie r.(1. biH'd 'lii-- . ........rtt nr..l Hll'lllbT Of til T.-. h VootlH.ll i.iua.1. I'' 1 Vu. U tKornin? in a ho;iial at lluri.-y. Maho. acvor.ling to o.-,l n-achtiis hrrp. Youn ronan .as injur. il l:i a fooiluiil tnl Satnr.iay b.:'-.n All.ion normal roll. Ki- and thr T.oh. Tin- Injury wa U1ajin03.il !,y a't.-u.ll.i physi-lan as ,on ctusiun of tiiy spinal column a:..' rv.ultt"! in coinplit.- p.n-..;ysis Prior to Momhiy muht .''Jl.an r--tain.-tl (oniw-iousn-sti. Thr luxly li brought to Fever Grippe I Co Stop them today! Scot than quickly W "kit o.- , eerimuit.HUlbeJtec!din4lw. ! TVitctrwhcleiy!tra.Tbtpipt,re. ; UiSerouluhiw ioi nuionstoeoploy mm. IXn"t ttiy on kaa htl don't itky. CASCARAj.OUINtNE GctrUdQox 0 wuhponatt Colds Look for the "Check Seal" on all electrical ap pliances. We sell them. H.&S. ELECTRIC "Check Seal" Electrical Appliances ARE better. See l"s. La Grande Electric Co. The Kmperor- Veapaln. belnjf rick with the dixeune- whereof h 'died, when reproached by hi phy- , tstrlnn tor 'rontlnuina: to carry on sinatters of tate. aaifl: "An cniperor Mhould die Mnndlng." I a j. i I rSXI VJx-m. h.H 1 1 M rWgge r.itp" rimunxw t'ejfiMJ to Our Hi eg lepoi 4t IIMl JvfferMm ' All KtAtfeoi lm frucu TIero luily, 1.EAVF8 J fJUAXHE FOR oeph-aj aM I P.M. - 1-uo P l.; Soudfcj, A.M. 4:IM .M Baker 7 A-M. - 0:Wi A.M. . I :S0 P.M. - 4 P.M. kuiidi) to A.M. - 4 P.M. Peiidl"loi( -laliy 1 1 A.M. - 4:fki P.M. ' . 'J 1 " txput Phone Main 1f ...... .SIc02c No. .". I-'rimi: OltKeiOX TIlAlfj VOX FAItM. II. W. 'smilh. Prop., . I Jk fi ramie. Ore. I: KM KM BR It THTfi: That n' Vok Man wou'd ever, think of puthcaing stock from an Aseti: Broke-, .a hired or cummirsior Habuman. We personally exam ine nd inspect e-aeh fox thor ouijhly. and c-rtatniy you a r l sinner runnnf. nf ford to rUi ,( that which we turn do v. n. Vm frpen'l your money hr for iroot to. not hltrb. powered Kil-srna': rhiy. A r-I"ab!e denl ni'-ans a 'ot to yoj and that's my vylu MOTTO. Before you Build orBuy aHome (t insist oa ChecJCSed Electrical Wiring hmmshnmL If I , .;llr. , J . W Ji.--. I (:,. K K 1 1 wwisxwim J I iiff' m If I i . 11 Change Now-?o a non-congealing oil It's time to change to free-flowing Zerolene, if you do not already use this wonderful motor oil the whole year 'round. When other oils con geal in cold weather, Zerolene flows freely. It is an aid to easy starting and a sure protection from cold-weather fractional dangers, rapid de preciation and repairs. Don't take a chance change to Zerolene NOW. "Check Seal" APPLIANCES Carried By EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO. To determine the correct body of Zerolene for (he winter lubrication of your car, coniult the Zerolene " Correct Lubrication Chart at Standard Oit Ser vice Station! and at dealer. he Largest Oriental Rug Organization incAmerica A x&x - fEim. . wfi.h iktt v. I f ar-.TiV-rr..-I:-..f.,:I' fcr, f! I : 5 Headquarttbs cf CAR i OZIAN' BROS., Inc., Portlant-.Orecom. Branches in New YcrkCrry; Seattle, bpo kane ratoma.Washinron; V i' . F?maii.m. SiiiinhL'J nd Keshan, Persia. i? Kttail contKviujiu with 5C of the LcjJ:ny Storo iii tlie Kurtlnvctt. Exhibition 2nd Sals at Oor Store 0? Oriental -Rugs from Cartozisn BroiJnc, NOVEMBER l - 3 0 - 7 IT is with pleasure that we cgain announce the coming to our store of a special representative of Carto:ian Bros., Inc., to display for exhibition and sale a large and " widely varied assortment of Oi iental Rugs for the edifica tion of our customers. It will be a delightful and interest ing trea,t and an unusual opportunity to make selections for your home. This collection it especially chosen to represent the highest art and f kill of the Persian and Chinese rug weaver, embracing great room ize ruas and carpets, mediuuv'he ruSs and even those very small pieces so popular. In price, too, the range is frou the most exclusive to those of extremely low price. The name Cartorian Eros., Inc., from whose establishment come these rugs, ts sufficient to all who are experienced in Oriental Rub buying to imply the greatest valuti which can be obtained for the money. That p-eat house was the originator and is still the exclu sive i user of the "One Price Policy" in selling Oriental Rugs, estab lisMng a fixed pr.ee on each rug as low as rnly direct importa-ion, the control of many Persian rug weaving looms, and a large'and rapid turnover can mane possible. This sv:n3 is passed on to ou customrn. ' Oriental Rug Exhibition and Sale In charse of Cordon J. Campbell SprWal UrprrMnlnll,,. of , ,iiail W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. Four Floors of Fine Furniture PTl tot nam rirrtia Pa, 4 STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California)
