La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 06, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, October (5, 1926. L'A' GRANDE KVENTNG OBSERVER Pago Five Local News In Brief Here From lUiiiu Wiilium Wudo. who niukvtf lila home tit1 KlKln, was In l.a Urundo this mornltiff. Here oil Hmdm K(rk Wills, potato urnwer of Alice), was here on business today. To Hob' Today Mrs. C. C lleadhy h-rt thin iimrulnif for Itoiw, Ida., whero she will visit until Monday. Here from Joseph Jlosn Leslie and W. K. LefTel, of Joseph, drove to la (irande yester day in the Interest of the It lark Marble and' Mine works in Wul- teresled. M r. Hcffel relnrned In aiiow:i eouiiiy iittuiy nun win oe here .utUu. tomorrow.. At Tl' Dulles 11 Week It. C. Ayrcs, of the Huslncss Mi'Ji's Insurance ciimpany, rettiru .d to Jn Crumb today after u 'week spent ut The Dalles on busi ness. lEctt irn l-'roin Portland Mrs. M. Ib-idi'I returned to ,u (Jarnile tills niprniug from J'ort :)ind where Hlie has been buying jl'or: her millinery "shop in N. K. West's store here. Vlsllitl at Seattle Mrs. H. W. Cummfngs returned Jto her home hero this morning from Seattle, Wash., whero she lias fbren vl.sitiiiKr friends and relatives 'for the, pnst, two week " j' ;n Way to I, oh Angeles , 'II. It. ; Tnylor. of Walla. Walln ;Wash., w-jis in La CJrunile tills morning on his way to Kltfln for ,11 short vlstr with his cousin, Mrs. (Hurah Tuttle, hefora t?uitiff to l.os Anjjeles. where .he will spend the 'winter. ; ; i Home From Portluiid Mrs. Irving O. Watson returned (to her home here this 'morning from Portland, where she has been .'visit ins her sister during the past week. ' . Guests nt Funs Home Mrs. W. ;;A.-- kobertson "and daughter, A Hey. oE Junturu, Ore.. are' visiting in La Grande at the L. Faus home. Mr. and Mrs. Faus and daughter, Charline, and Hon. Kiieuc, accompanied by Mrs. Rob ertson and daughter will drive to Spq'kanc, Wash., tomorrow where they will visit over the week end with their mother. Mrs. Robert son anh ,Mrs. Fajig a'ro sisters,. r , : 3 1 f t l . Viewed Sister Hero Truman Pens visited here yes terday at the home of his slstur,J Mrs. Gerald Tucker. He stopped here on his way lo Pullman, Wash, to resume! his studies at the Wash- lngfo Statu College.. .This la his third '-.yiar at thy! college. "he is studying forestry. During iho sum mer months' he was employed with the forest hvIm., stationed in, tlio Ulilimei) '.O-it-hi -near auuiiii. - Irf-ft ri"r Oklahoma Mis, .Thresia Zelhier' leff lids' tiHirutijK for her hoinC in Henriet ta, (ikln.. after visitlm; n li Grande; for, the past, fiur months al the home nf'hei' daughter, Mrs. W. SWallneeV . ? WHiieitl (ioes Home G. tr..M'ielin-rson, wlm has beer a wiltiefrs in Dm- ease nf Mrs. Ches ter ivii-Artur. of Caldwell, Ida.. against the t'niou lirhlu'e eoinpnuy of I'tirt.laud, in elrenit eourl t hl w eek.' las ret tu ned to his lioinc al CaidreH. ' I ;i-III Puck- ullh Two Shiil Ceeuian (Jaeiiner Ihrnw-H a handtrnp ( older binileis with a repm ethat he uot eiht iltu Us with two slp.ls iii a brief hunt the oilier nay oi li GnindV. day Mil his father's plaee, near La (tuesls ("roiii Lo Aimeles Mr.:nnd Mrs. C. D. Hash, of Lot A 1 me It's, slopped last iflglil :n La Graiun;.( reyisleiin at the Slim mer bftel. They arc on a muter I lip east. Ilrai-s nf Mother's Denlli . JS . 1 1 11 111 ph revs has received w.ml ,t the ileath of his mother. Mrs. x A. Iliintphreys. at thr lnnneC his sister at Centrulia, Mo. It was know 11 then that she had little e-Jtiauee to recover. Her death oecurrftd Friday. , To Porihnul l'ir (ianie Jes.se Andrews and Hay Price have vine t Portland fob the ' ;onzugi(-0. A. C. foottjall name Saturday. Tex Knight and K. L. Letlbui)ir alst are plannluu to at tend. -McDonald's Men's Corduroy SHIRTS - Collars attached in'blue and grey colors j The latest $4.95 each Clint's ,Clolhiery "Tti' Store with OMUdenoe" 'J Lcavo Tomorrow . C.cmld Tucker will return lo the ,u...u. u io unisn nis n(a m.t,onJ hU of lh0 1,10. Horns Bcaon work, which will require by U1 Htl.,ke j culud( fou, 8trlUo time he will be In hiB office here . . " AtKmllnir O. A. C. Itaymond i'ayton loft tun first ;of the week for Corvallls wher jhe in studying pharmuey ut iho j Oregon Agricultural college. This is inn Kecoml year at the college. (Hiring the summer he wan em ployed' Willi the lied Crura Drue coinpuny here. Oh Way Hotim Ml as Anna Kederhen uccom panb'd ly her nephew. It. J. Caiupbcl paswd through Kail11"" being outside. . J)ugan up. Grande this moniing on their way homo lo Knler prise from Port land, where they have been visit ing for the past few days. Hern This- Morning Mrs. Florence Hogoboom was in the city this morning on her way home to her runch near Joseph. Stic and William Ueser, of Walla Walln. Wash., drove to Halter yesterdny with Mrs. Eliza beth Carnes. who is on her way home to California nrter visiting Mrs. - Hogoboom at Joseph. Mr. Reser returned to Walla Wullu this morning. Oti Vacation to Salt Ijikc .Mrs. Paulina Prlllaman and son, Flolex, of Cove, left Sunday for Salt Lake Cllv. Utah on a two weeks' vneiitlim trtn. Thnv will slon att'DUgun Was Boiso. Idaho, and other points for 1 Plate, Douthit to O'Farrell. Hoyt short visits. They plan to be away up. Hall 1 outside. foul strike, two or three' weeks. Holex hasL foul strike 2, Hoyt struck out had ohnrge of the Kelser studio and! taking a called third strike. One art store a t Cru ter la ke d uii ng the summer months, lie arrived at Cove last week for a visit with his mother. After the trip to Salt Lake they may go on to Los An geles and from there he will re turn to Portland to resume his work. CLUBWOMEN TO WORK FOR 2 MEASURES (Continued from Puge One) Mrs. Gabriel told them. Yesterday's program was. for the most part, composed of an nouncements of club und com iniqu ity events. Plan for Art Work Art week, the second in Febru ary, t will Include a repetition of the picture memory contest, with Mrs. Kvclyn Koscnbaum in charge. Mrs. IT, R. Hunna, art department chairnmn announced. The depart ment's first meeting will bo at 2:15 o'clock Thursday afternoon, Oct. " 7. - - -v : The Anierieau home depiirthien't will begin its iirorams Oct. 21. Mrs.. Lloyd J'iercu, reminded the, club. - - A inlved chorus will be main tained this year by the Monday Musleal dub,, said 'Mrs. Hoy P. Murphy, chairman, under the di rection of W. W. Nusbaum, tuitstc director in I he schools. pehear sals will be each Thursday evening.- Music' will Is to be kept Mhy 1-7.' The ditto for I 'ml man's re cital is Hi ill Indclinllc. First Program Xov. 2 The first, program In Hon-ge of the lih-rary supervisor. Mrs. Wil liam Miller, Is scheduled for Nov. Judge pen J. l.iiidsey's nppenr inec here In U lecture Nov. Ill was recalled to- the members by Mrsr Curl G. Ibim. chairman of the public welfare committee. Mrs. I 'olou It. Kberhard an nounced I hat curds, music and other entertainment are being pre pared lor the 1 nifltl loual teachers' tea at Iloiutn hall Oct. Hi. Mrs. Gladys Douglass, uii ' sup rvlsor in the public schools, ex plained the plan by which the pit- t u re hrlnging an art exhibit Iji Ctrando for Oct. ll-lfi at Hon.-in hall. The Christmas seals iiiHlltute will be held at Pendleton Wednes- lay wilh Mrs. Saidie Grr-Dunbar. past stale federation president and executive secretary for the Society Tor the Prevention of Tuberculosis. Mrs. Kit kin requested 11 1 tendance of 1 he ChrlMmus seals chairmen and committee. The club Institute for this re gion will be held at linker Oct. 28, the new president said. Musleal Program After the announcements., music was furnished by Mrs. Ralph Clark, who played pluno numbers. and Mrs. Floyd Sherwood, who rang, accompanied by Mrs. J. A. Ted ford, at the piano. Hoth musi cians responded to encores. The members were Invited to re main for tea following adjourn ment of the formal meeting. Mrs. Turner Oliver and Mrs. Scranton poured, while the retiring social committee, eapialned by. Mrs. F, L. Ralston, served miniature cakes and sandwiches. Congratulations: were offered Mrs. Kskin. president; Mis. Sher wood Williams, and Mrs. II. K. Coolblge. vice presidents: Mrs. A. H. Cherry, recording secretary; Mrs. Fred Spaeth, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Kverett Wall-1 singer, treasurer: us well as Mrs. George T. Cochran, first state vice1 president: Mrs. K. P. Mossman. state director of urt. and Mrs. D. M. Pague. member of the state literary division. Mrs. Fugue' p polntmi nt to the literary division Is a compliment to her presenta tion of "The Circle. nn Kngtinh ilra inn. for the entertainment of delegates at the statu convention here In May. Fx plosives wt-re used this year to hasten the breaking up of I In. Wl fc'olfe't 1U '.lie .'Uko'Ii Hi jU- . PLAY BY PLAY STORY OF GAME Huso bait Commissioner K. M. Ian- (Contlnued from Pago Ono) 1 Imt and wont I tuck fur n not her I ono, Btrl ko 1,' called, Southworth ! Bol 'tt u,xu8 loiKuer lnt0 centor for out, swinging Hultomoly up. , for lltH thh.d Klrlko Kou) strike strike S swunir. bait II. II was pltchout but South worth did not ko down. l.uMerl threw out Hotloimdy at first. Hoyt used a half speed curve all d urine the inning. No runs ono lilt no errors, I'OUtTIl 1XMNG, YAXKS Oehrtg up. Pall 1 Inside, strike 1 called, strike. 2 swung, .Gehrig si ruck out, lie did not mvlng for the third strike. Luwseri up. Pull 1 outeide, hall 2 outsldo, strike I called, ball 3 high Inside, l.uxzcrl got u base on halls, the fourth Hall 1 high wide, foul strlko 1, J.uzzerl scored on Dugan's two base hit Into left, louthlt and MuTey collided trying to make the catch. the two players were players Verc knocked to Iho ground and wJero unablo to arise to muko tho iluy on JjOioti'rl who ushed across the plain ns the ball.' UUB1U" wwi uwnv fmln im..il,lt. Tl,nn,Htrn sulhwed In JJugan's hounded away from DouthlU Tlmo was called and tho players of both clubs rushed to tho outfield. It was apparently that both players wcro badly shaken up. After a couple minutes the two St. loula outfielders arose and the, Card 1 1111 Is took their places In tho field. Tho crdwd cheered when It seemed that both players could continue in the game. Piny was resumed. Move re Id up. Hall 1 Inside, strlko 1, Severeld singled Into center and thrown out at tho run two hits no errors. l'Ot IMP, CARDINALS LRell up. Koenig mude a nice running catch of Bell's fly. Hafey up. Hafey got a single over the middle bag. O'Farrell up, Hull 1 low', foul strike 1. Meusel came In from right field to second base and the players gathered around him. The trainer was called and it appeared as If Meusel was III. He washed his mouth out several times with water., .The tiatner talked to him for several minutes after which he went buck into right field. Play then was re sumed. Ball f 2 inside, Koenig fumbled O'Farrell's grounder when a 'double play was In sight, Hafey going to second. Thcvenow up. Strike 1 called, foul strike 2, ball V high inside. Hafey scored on Thevenow's double to - right. O'Farrell going to third. Topor qor batter for Rhem. . Toporcer up. Strike 1 swung, strike 2 swung, foul. Toporcer filed to 'Coin bs and O Fa rrel 1 scored on the catch. Combs' throw was wide. Thcvenow held second. iDotilhit up. Strike 1 culled, strlko Lv,!.su ung, foul, ball 1 high itistd bull 2 outside, Thcvenow scored hands on the Yankee bench., Sev mi I oiM hit's double lo right. The cried fouled to Hell. No runs; no stuiulii, were Jn, un. uproar. South- hits, no errors. worth lip. Strike I sw ung.' strike r F.IGIITII INNING, CARPS. V 2 swung, South wort h single lo left and Douthit was thrown out af the plat--, Until to Severeld. Three runs, 4 hits. 1 - error. " Finn. YANKS Itelnhart went Into the box for Hp- Omliitals After Itelnhaii had wjii'iiu'd .up a bit Combs eaiue up lo the plate. Combs up. Hall -1 inside, ball 2 , low outside, ball "1 iiudde, Combs was tick el ed to first, the fourth ;pltch being wide. Koenig up. Strike I called, strike. 2 swung, Koenig got a double into right and Combs scored by last- base running. Ruth up. Halt 1 , low. ball 2 inside, strike I swung, ball t inside. Huth walked, the fourth pitch being oulside. Meusel up. Strike t called, ball 1 high, ball 2 outside,' foul strike 2. hall :i outside. Horn my came In ami talked to ' Itelnhart. - Meusel got a base on balls (Mid the hasH were filled. Gehrig lip. Hall 1 In side, ball 2 low Inside, strike I called, strike swung, bull 3 high Inside, Koenig scored when Gehrig got a base on balls. Th bases were still filled and Hornt by sent Itelnhart to the showers. II. Hell was called Inlo the box. Lazzerl up. Hall 1 Inside, foul strike I, Ruth scored on liz.erl's faciiflce fly to Southworth. Mcm scl going to third on the eaten, Gehrig holding first. Dugan up. Strike 1 culled, Meusel scored while O'Farrell was throwing Du gun out at first, Gehrig going to second. Severeld Up. Gehrig went to third on a balk. Hall t outside, ball 2 outside, ball 8 out side, Severeld was purposely passed. Hoyt up. Hn II 1 high, Hoyt forced Seven-Id, Hornsby to Thcvenow. Four runs, 1 hit. no errors. FIFTH INNING, CARPS. Hornsby up. Hall 1 Inside, strike 1 swung, ball 2 Inside, strike 2 called. Iizzeri took llornshy's hop per and threw him out. Hottomley up. Si like 1 called, Hoyt was working ti slow ball. Hull 1 In side, foul strike 2, It was a long foul to tic hi, bull 2 inside, foul, bull ,'t Inside, foul. Hottomley gut a base on bulls. It was the first walk off Hoyt. Lester Hell up. Strike 1 called, strike 2 swung, bull 1 low outside. Dukuii threw out Hell al rirst. Hottomley going lo second. Hafey up. Foul strike 1, strike 2 called, ball 1 high inside, ball. 2 high, Hafey struck out swlnKlnir for a third strike on 11 fust ball that curled around his neck. No runs, no hits, no errors. SIXTH I X X I XG, V A X KS. Combs up. Strike I called. Hull I tiifide, bull 2 Inside, Comb bent out a hit to deep short. Koenig up. Strike 1 called, hall 1 high In side, foul strike 2, Kucnlg funned swiugitm on a drop curve. Huth up. Hornsby went over 11 nd talked to H. Hell. Hall 1 low oiK-ble, foul strike 1. fmil strike 2. ball 2 In side, ball a outside. Ruth hit an other home run Into the deep cen ter field stands scoring Combs .:hia ul him. Ruth UU itL- tors oil world series homo run rec ord. Meusel up. Hall 1 high, foul strlko 1, ball 3 hiHldo high, ball S Inside, strike S culled, Meusel sin gled to right but was out-Btrotch-liiK it, Southworth to Hornsby. Gehrig up. Hall 1 high, strike 1 called, ball 2 high, (lehrlg pumped a long hit Into left for tvo based. iizxeri up, Hull 1 Inside. Htrlko called, foul Htrlko 2, Luxzcrl pop pod to Thovonow. Two runs, 4 hits, no errorH. SIXTH lM(i, OAUDS. H Ulh's hit Into thu center field stands was the first time that a hit went In that section uf the stands. O'Farrell up. Pall 1 Inside. O' Par rel! got a single past Dugan, Koe nig mado a good Htop but could nui muKe a throw. Thovenovv up. ury unt,.r Knapp's supenisiun. Foul strike 1, ball I Inside. Thevo-, Huilti Wright will have charge now singled Into left. O'Furrelt ' of tho cy nunher, tho city cuter hulled at second. Shocker was-,,,,.,. nil(l lH niIllonnlu,4, Wl)rki t up inr ,M'v 1 urn. 1 Flowers batted for P. Hell. Flow ers up. Htrlko 1 swung, ball 1 high, strike 2 swung, foul, lowers struck out swinging fur a third swung, strike 2 called, ball 1 high Inside, Douthit lined out to Meusel. Southworth up. Kucnlg threw out Suuthworth ut first. So runs, 2 hits, no errors. Ni;i:.TII JXNINU, YAXKS Hallahan went into the box for the Cardinals. He Is a left hnuder. DugHn up. Strike 1 culled, strike grounder und threw hint out, Sev- ercld up. Foul strlku 1, ball 1 outside, Severeld singled off Halla hun's glovo for his third hit. Hoyt up. Hoyt sacrificed, Hulluhan tuking his bunt and touching thu bair. Combs un. Strike, nnn called. Foul strike 2. Severeld scored on i Comb's double to left. Koenig up. Foul strlko 1," strike two culled, ball 1 low outside, foul, bull 2 out side, foul, Koenig fanned for the third time Ono run two hits no errors. KKVKXTK INNING, CARDINALS Hornsby up. Hull 1 high, foul strike one, foul strike 2, bull 2 In side Hornsby struck out swinging on a high fast ball. Hottomley up. Gehrig knocked down Hottomley's single, making a good stop of an apparent two bagger. Bell up. Foul strike' 1, Hafey sent a high foul to Dugun. No runs 1 hit no errors. .. FIGHTH IXNI.ML YANKS Ruth up. Thu crowd cheered ns Huth came to the plate. Hall 1 wide low, ball 2 Inside, ball 3 low outside, Ruth got a base on bulls, the fourth pitch being low. Meusel -up. Ball 1 high Inside, bull 2 low, strike 1 sw ung, .bull 3 outside Meusel got a base on balls, tho fourth pitch being on tho In side.' Gehrig up. Hull 1 Inside, Gehrig sacrificed Hottomley to Hornsby. Luzzert up. Strlko 1 called, strike 2 swung, ball 1 In side, ball 2 outside. Hell took Lux zerl's grounder und touched Ruth out an Ruth slid back to the bug. Dugun up. Halt 1 outside, bull 2 outsldo low, bull 3 outside, strlko 1 called, foul strike 2, Dugun walked and tho buses were filled. Severeld up. Hull 1 inside, foul strike 1. hall 2 inside, foul Htrlku 2, Severeld fouled Into Ruths' O'Farrell up. Hall 1 Inside, ball 2 '-' Inside, strike 1 culled. O'Farrell sln-j tt'HY CM I IH IPRAOriO gled through the box for his sec- ' IIFI.PN YOI' oud hit. Thcvenow up. .The bull li It L'fery sebool 1 child Kiiuwh thai Hie lloyt's pitching hand. Strike 1 call- brain, placed nt Hie top of Mo od, strike 2 called, Thcvenow fnn-j spinal column, is the great nono ned, missing drop curve by a foot. , center and control of the human Holm - batted for Hit Italian. Holm j body. livery purl of your spine. ,Up. Hull I outside, strike I swung, ' exercises more or less nerve con strike 2 culled, bull 2 high, I ll iii t'rol. Our spinal adjustments I here alHo funned, taking a called third, fore regulate your entire bodily strike. ; Douthit up. Hull .1 low, system. Douthit sent a long fly Jo Combs.. If you un. not "Hintf well It will No runs. 1 hit, no errors. puy you to Invesllgale this wuu- NINTII INNING. YANKS. dcrhil science. Keen went Into tho box for lhe.1 Consultation Free, t 'a rd I mils. Hoyt tip. Foul strike J Ilt. J. V., WOOpl-Xfj I, foul strike 2. ball I IiIkIi, Hoyt Chiropractic, and Fh-Hrollicriiny went oui 1 nevenow 10 1 ioiioniiey, 1 Combs up. Hull 1 high outside, Douthit captured Combs' fly. Koe nig up. Hall I high. wide. Koenl, HOSE Ilolepi'oof Hosiery always proves satisfactory. Try them once and lie convinced. $1.00 - $1.G5 - $1.95 - $2.23 Art & Baby Shop Hear These Latest Victor Records AtNEWLIN'S The IJirtli of the Ulues Kox Trot with vocal chorus Countess Maiitzu Kox Trot Paul Whitomnn and His Orchestra No. 20138, 10-inch Tintr-a-LinR Waltz (Waltz of the Hells) With vocal chorus Sleepy Head Waltz with vocal chorus Wariiisr's Pennsylvaiiian.s No. 201 11, 10-inch Itrccxhi' Along (with the Hroeze) Moonlight on the (ianijes The Keveler.s No. 201 10, 10-inch Pretty Little Dear Gel Away Old Man, Get No. 20137, Newlin Book & CREATE NEW CITY STREET 1 ' DEPARTMENT (Continued from Page One) desired bv construction coinuiinles lwho recognised his ublllly In t li la lino of work. llcadiuinrters Near Viaduct The superintendent's headquart ers will be located in the munici pal wurehouse, near the Second street viaduct. Also housed In this building lire the hcndii Hurt era of the sewer and water department. In charge of Horace Knnpp. The slreet department was also form- j from sidewalk to pavement, will I be dono by Ills department, which will usually have a staff of from ; three to four employed. Grading of dirt streets and like projects are Included In jobs assigned to this department. An appropriation for- a street department and a superintendent was mado some, time ugo and everything wits made ready for the change long before the final steps were taken. PARENT-TEACHER PRESIDENT TELLS , OF CONDITIONS (Continued from Pngo One) eral of Hie presidents of La Grande Pa rent. Teacher associations and principals of tho schools here were called upon. , A reception In tho domestic science building of tho high school wna following tho meeting. when refreshments were served by the committee In charge.' ' A cablo ship has discovered that tho bed of the Atlantic ocean near St. Helena has risen two miles In tho past twenty-five years. went out Keen to Eottomtcy. No runs, no hits, no errors. NINTH INNING, CARDS. Southworth tip.- Southworth filed to Combs. Hornsby up. Hornsby shot u-hot single Into right. Hot tomley'' up. Hottomley went out Dugun 'to Gehrig. Hornsby went to second on the play. Hell up. Hornsby scored on Bell's single to center,'' ."Hafey up. ' Hafey fouled out to 'Severeld. One run, 2 hits, no errors, Score; Yankees 10, Cardinals 3. 20 Soiniiirp Hhlg, Plwme. 4B7-W Hours: d a. M. to 6 P. M. Away Frank Cruinit 10-inch Stationery Co. Wheat Values Gain , In Opening Trading CIIK'AMO. Oct. .Py the As sociated Press). . Starling ua-' changed VjC higher, Chlcaco wheat , values later showed slight j general gains, Corn and oalHweroj also firmer, corn opening ui-i changed Vic ofT and then scor-1 Ing something of nn advance tJl, around. Provisions declined. I 1 MV Kit POOL, Oet. fi ( AIM. j Close: Whetit 'i lo ajd higher: Oct. 1 Is, S-Hd: Dec. Pis, Hid; March 10s. 7id; Mny pis. 6"i'l- I'Olt i land pHom ci; 1 POItTLAND, Oie., Oct. G AP).1 Kggs, butter, milk, poultry, on ions, potatoes, nut a, en scant burk j und hops all steady today; prices I unchanged. RITTLKFAT SAN FUANCISCO, Oct. ti (APL Itutlerfat f. o. b. San Francisco, 4 Sc. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, Oct. G CAP, l. S. j Department uf Agllcull 11 ret. Hogs ll.tion; generally Hiftj I f,e higher than best time yesterday or HWi 2Sc .higher .than uveragv: ! top, fM.lft p:(ld for 210 to 2.1ft pound averages; tulk 100 to 2U0 j pound, fi:t.:itcii M.oo. . Football Rally Is Held Late Today With F-lwin (Pug-V 'McCorklo. iminil ,nw.,yelt . nuvderv. directing Iho forte und the-- tempo,' Ja Grande high loyalists performed u noisy , score tlpif" whs sweet mus ic for tho' Tigers' this afternoon at (u special pep' assembly In the auditorium called in honor of Sut urduy'H clash with Wallowa. Pug has the devoted assistance of Mar tina Sums und La Fuun Hoylen In his just-HCiiulred responsibilities for vocalized team support. Saturday's game,, the first of tho season, Is ono of the few that will I be played on the home field. Mr Corkle and Captain Smutss tiro (worried about getting the boost era out. We Buy for Less We Sell for Less Shirts 39c ' ,, H e a vy, ,t r i p 1 e stitched cham . bray work "shirts ' -; '39C . ",: Underwear Heavy, cotton rib men. 'A - durably . made 'garment of 3-season weight $1.19 For Jioik Heavy wool mix ' tul'e in Hatchway. one-button suits. These suits in' broken sizes, 8(t to . 34 only. Special price' 89c NEWYrJRKbTQRE Destroyers of Ilih Prices.' AVE -with TuVteteUT ZINC STEARATE Will do hior Hum nnj other one thing to udd to Huby's eonifoit and happl ItenH. No mori' hum nejts o:1 rhuf Ing: l'nrent y.iwv Hi earn le sheds water. 25c Glass Drugs Inc. $rJUL Star La Grande, Orrffoa SAFETY DRUG STORE j - f ;. yl-" Values in Shoes! Mreirr tlorp$ ore noted for their ennniinniil shop values. VV hnva ' .1 pprci;ilicd 10 yuahty atiocd at low nui-un. Wo mention below just two models . ; i $3.95 A Real Dres3 Shoe Men liUo this comfortfihlo dress shoo. Pliable leather nd well made tlirouithout. Tan or Murk. Styli.-ii in nppenrance. You'd pay iniu li more for a shoo of epial stylo and wear elsewhere ' 1101 Arinin.? Ave, Sloro 12,000 RESCUED : FROM WUCHANG (Continued from Vixfte One) chunu;.. They say the people,' des- Keep Eliminative System Active Good Hcu(th Requires Good Elitnl nation : , ONE can't fed well when there is a retention of ooi sonous waste in the blood. This is called a toxic condition, and ; io apt to make one tired, dull . ond languid. Other symptoms arc sometimes toxic backaches and headaches. That the kid ney arc not functioning prop erly is often shown by scimty or burning pasiinpe of accretions. " Many people have lrmncd the j; ,,i value of Doan's Vfofl.sliBn-t.li idant diuretic, when tlickitineyo j .peem fitnctionally iuactivo.' .( Everywhere one finds cntlmsi- ar.tic Doiin'i users. Axkyaur . - neighbor! , DOAN'S.' Stimulant Diurmtie to th KiHncy PoBtcr-UiUura Co.. Ut(. Cbco., Dufftlo N. Y. TONIGHT HARRY CAREY In . "SATAN TOWN" Action! Adventure! Romance! Starting THURSDAY " WILLIAM FO)" ,$4.95 56 STORE S e 0 -x? STAR HARD Work Shoes ' Men's work shoes, or for ou t i 11 k wear. A s to 11 1, durable and comfortable tiio that will stand lota of abuse, Jeuttier solo. Wide lust. Soft too cap f or comfort.S'wctal value. m IN THE WEST No. 13 1 .11 Gnimle, Oro. pernte from starvation are cuttntf doRH, cuts, and rats. Treo roots and leaves had already been oaten, Tho military iih well as tho civ ilian also is starving after consum ing all tho livestock. Hodles litter thu streets, unburled becausu cof fins are unavailable, they belnjr filled with sand und used as bar ricades. ' The refugees report that 200 northern soldiers were killed dur ing a recent aorllo from tho city . 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