La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 11, 1926, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMonday. October 11, 1926' Pur Tmr LA GRANDE EVENTN'G OBSERVER i GUARD ELEVENS j FAIL TO SCORE Big But Fast Ja(linmite Jzbzmw (Dbsrrte Florsheim Fine Shoes Wlckt It. An laVy nrifa(ar J. HaadliM I. ir . Union's Eleven Defeated 13-12 By Powder Team! aker and La Grande Teams Battle to Tie in Baler Sunday HAMKX y. MATtiiV.ti. FOOTBALL Look at your shoes Others do. ' rvrm aom It. Jtu-J , Iirtifc4 nUn. xtt .4ar, at 14! A4fu Area. Lm Oraala, Oir'. Tut 'Anr.Ur tnu.otjfi T yrviar. Kir4 at tft yryJ.'.tft at I -a Ijtxa-lr, Ijrefo. u Kxxm4 Gam Mail Milbf IblM atf of Maeft 2. 1 17. CmCUlL VAt-Kli OK L'jTIOX WI.'STI A.VD TH JB crrr OK I.A OK.HWJ wkhhkh a7wm:i ajku yf.yjtn Tit Am6lii firm m u-.tur.j r,ttti4 ui tow f'r tKib hVatKa if ail t 4 r e'!.:.-'! t It or i nwrw-M .erfftt! 1 p'tiAimr4 lur.trln. AH rttMjt A f-atvjlvm vt -trpteJal 6!Mir.-' in lu vvrf s4 a.o ta4 mi jfc re- la aito ar f mrri 'A- ..T I Kf . C.4WKS V.KUrsiriMK it. ltM-T . J-m a; i. MirWi - Hr Crew I. 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' mw.ii. w. - : kII grain ciopa. It in hut a xhort time nince the fiint di-i ioi'.it xh-.i-. rffd th rr. x;,i, 47. umo -w-nt-.T" K ' "lrii ;-"f:i(Knj-'t tJt-lr t-.jro l'i1 AWfri unir"ra;t jr ni'iliate kUich uf pcnU. Hiene dineaKCK jrf' through neveral taiH. inirl for aiftii- if th-m hnvf tji have tihmfa ini( rlif.i T : 1 l rt.,n I'. lri innafl unlv lar:i T-xti!f I. lal - IVt'a 7. IKalb Xarriil riciS'i 7. I-caar f'y- Jt-i-.al . Va(iT -I Itrh-JTaklil Ji. . Jr-Ph II. Kordhaoi 41. Manhattan . South Nrthaj?rn "I: - T-a-h-ra' rrtlr I. tktahorr.a univer-ai-y . T!3- 4. f-ryia Th . Grtf;!oan 7. Waihinjrtin cI- Karar V-vrmiJ ! '.athorir nrrvf-rrity a. Ixsjrcrla . limi S. Colorado Tfnnw? 14. lutatana K'at FTt ' u--Vt " -" 'I - .vr on th i-' '.Iran. 1 . . - , h,r. Altho il3"nr-:i'' Jtr.i f.ir a ihoiih the titty oe- Z 1 . Wat-m ; V'.brarka 1 j anl-raJtir 7. t Atol-arr.a Ohio urilr. ferent from the one which they eventually dtroy. Coone- ierry huxhc, for example, carry the peat which in fatal Vi whiU; pine tretK, during one eHKcntial x;ri'xl of it develop ment. The Japanene lai U:ny, uned for decoration, neemn to le innocent. Hut common liai lt.-rry i dangerou, and wherei Cfreal are jfrown, it rnuht lc cleutied out. Portland Splitn liiy o. Iwrton orilv-ntlly John Car- Loh Annelen Hill - Hir.nii.T7 -l. K'o i.ran'l'- l'A II IC COAST I.I..IM Y. l-ortlaiul H-o. Holly,,,! 3-1. IH A.S'iKI.KX AT -I!. II. K I I'orHarw k Hollywood 2 IIift(-r..- -MriKrioi an. 111. Ili li.y. O'V-ill I' H.roit'1 K.IIH-: I: I'ortian.l ft Hol'va oo'l ,. I Ht. XavlT Z". tuantl.-o Mrtn 1 1. 1 1 .VM.fiip.i (,. -.,iro ;i. I-ik Kor-Ht I,. Furrnar. I". V 7. Monmouth Illinois ;t. ll.HUr 7. Wi.onain !3. Kriaa m.'ROI'KA.V IJl'.SINKSS ALLIANTK ., ...,: . 11. r The ran-KuroiK-jin Cnnzrem. with 20 MtateK represented.! i'."'!""'1 . ? 1 ' I " "akor -.. ha leen cnideririK "way und mearm to brinjf all continental) 'nif!- - i.i.ik.w n.i wr.!J Mi'i."',, M'iraava'''" '' European utateii under one economic head." It ia Kobei'ly pro-:'1'"' r",''": xtri- cook. I .,ir.n... 21. v.-,i(!i, m. ' poed that "the frontier nhall, for ecjnomic pursue., I;-I .ii.. -i. ix a..-i i. I Wvy"'!T 7"",v-r",,' " Kim'"" cjmc non-c-xiHnt." ' kax kha.ncihco iai- j , 'liana 14. K-tln.-ky I t'.. m r. Ilwe i an iileal that make.i an American i-yra.rter r.r'.'-" t-nr-i- . 1 r. t. '..,..ll :.,..,. I.. 1 ,.. il.. .....1 .::. ----- '"li i.iti;iii;i, ,H..uobin';ii vi mi: uu tint iiiit. cmiiteuLion ana CU35-I it,j.. I:. Oakland . Scallli. , OAKI.A.VIi (AT; - II. II. K. H.-IIMI.- H 9 1 Oakland ; n 12 2 ll.itl. il. - I'. l.-ra and K. II.il.l an. Kriiiiw mid liool. .2 ) I Kitnitt-rm- I wr nnd Kim Damern of European countneti, mt up and ruli hm eyel.!H"n,,",,: ''hriatuti. i-iimi.- i.h.i It ha heen (feneral.'y mippimcd that hiiHiiieint warfare amongj the nation wan even more incvitalile than military warfare. It ha liecn accepted a a matter of coure that, if Kurope were really dinarmed, it war fcnerfc'ie would he poured into conrpctitivo induHtry and trade ; '' Yet four continental nation. Ceiinany, l'iaii'.e, l;elj:iimi ;and Luxcinlxtuix have ulrcarly agreed upon a plan of ect nomic cooH:ration, and here are nioal of tlic other Heriouly ; dlcuiliK the name Uetion. "Thirty Kuropeon natioin; divided anioiijf llienwelve by economic or military rivalrie would jieribh," ay Dr. Paul f-oelx-, preaident of the German Iteichatag. "I'an-Kuiope hall live." i And If Kurope Uom- "Pan-Kurope," a federation of na tion woiii to kep the peace and run their huHine for mutual Unefit, what will the result lie on American buKi neii?' Will it develop into an Old Woild buine alliance against America? Fiiend of the new plan disclaim any uch lUi-pow;; hut the fiowiiiK dinlike of America aiid thi coun try 8 tendency toward iiolation uneHt uch an outcome. iv-iehlon KnnMia Aaiti. f W'i.urn 1. (Mfa li. j Vvl'liraon 3. Ifak'T a. W;ablnfrton. unfvraily IaiiIO 25, lloll.t Minora 2. I Ht. Ixiijla iinlvralty 62. Iiniry 'L Oklulioma Aai.-1'a 13. lou.t Hlal- HI. Olli.r iram-a OHtpoii.d arrolifit 4-t b'roiliida and r.illl. li 'A K Ell SWA MI'S HALFWAY TEAM Notr latn ?o, Minri-wifa 7, (Winn!! 17. MartJ -de 1. Nornnl 'i. Loyo a (l tH''i;'i) Zl, H(. Thoi.inx SnrXhv.-ntim S, I'urUXun 3. MtfiKtl 31, Ohio North'Tn IJ. Ifnl'iM tn-Wiilhif-c 7. K'-nyori Knox 'J. Illinoin W-nUy.m fi. Kvii(,vtt.' roll.o ). IlltnolK Vnrnnil 7, Manitiii imU-rntltv. Ht. I'liiil. 9 IN SLOW (;ame - -- Norili Imkofa Arvft-fl 72, ! J Mot run iinlvridtv 0. :AKi;i(. Ore. fin. The llu- HHiikHl 3. MornlnirfM.- . "litill'lout" trm'l? mt fiviniK' HI. Xuvlcru 27, 'iunntko Miir luryoXm 15. Tnn M4i-a? rotl' ff- Vn4 rM't 4, Brron . I"nivrity -of Minriwipi 1 . I"mv-mrty o PToiJa 7. Art "VTreint 54. AM-xh ny . H-tJ--any 7. W-jrtrr:irji.i r 7. B-thany 7, W-miniiC'r 7. Iukr 32. Kton H. S'tttjwjn univ-rnity 1 . Nwlrry H. l:oIlir oltre 21. Kh fS'-or-rla A. i- M. 0. Al-itt-irn. I'oiy (Aulurn). 23. HaM 1 1. Hothrn coin K'- 5. lit-'J:iioiit Arkn 5. Oklahoma J 3. T-xji A?ffi'- H--an- 3. !. ii)on 7, N'orth Carolina H: it Kmory ar! H-nry II, T-nnv K-r:i -ky W'lejan 1 1, Morris -'-y 'l. Hlr.,in-Jin Kouf l-rn 1 I. Souili w rr M-niihiJ 15. MillfMp 12, SourtiWfKt'-rri liui- I. nl'- twtly of liiinill( l:ow-I'oivi'-chnl- . inxthui'- i. Trlni! univ r- ittly C. TW.tw univrily 27, I'hiHij-M Ofcla.. M. IliinniH roll r- 12. Nnrtnal Ocl tl or. 12. nl'-r 0. Kort JP nnintf 2. Klni; toll if' T'-nn., . rth a3 has atonrd jpr f;y. f - o f --?. In tvt ifiat h ofto f tiKk from hi gruard p u-r?: or. ij i 4 laza awi run ir.iez fJi: i Urn -Moon- K.kr. ' J-j-t,rj i j .. l-P h1 i.rt-nz lhr"i?h Im.-i ' T :-?:. I-.--r I!1 h;t hard to 'i. K-j:.:z uith hi ?;? on r.Uy r r.J h:a he.id f- hei i t f hi." hur t-, failed to ti vAihT, All h.trvN were H-.:f"y 'j m-p fly Jr: n Kir- . ;. r tithr h-id th- o:h-r dwr The It chi.-rr.tr r-rr.-t:n'i iH-y. I w.t- a hit b.i'ier th ircumi!i' c. an'1 1 r.Iai. Aiennder ulii'ed the fir! 1 pit-h by for n. utrike. The next -a ia h te.tx-r. torned by the I'be and ft wa culled a trail. Then a foul. With two ttrikea and a ball. Al-r.nrler tried three .'qw curve, all mifle the extreme corner of the vine. Kuth could not hope tu hit on? of them out of the park to ti- the trf-ore no walked u flri. then made hi fctst hid. - H trit-d to jilare himself in a !- iiin to wjif mi a hit by Mealiir rf f iil. O F.trreil Jent j u. taileu and M. laoui.i h.-h fly t ilesjrv;!. Th oat-caMe mio iu own alter 9 years ..!! t ;he j.'i.-I IWore he caught j ' ' ' " CHAMPIOXSHIP V'f -,i il ?r,JVtx1"1-ittur rUx nwj .i.i:'AiKit was sc.ui:n Aft-r a hilarioiiH nicrhL ratttiii" (Continu-4 from Pare On) ,pr-.vfd v, l run- Hi. ,Q j.. ouj(f from NVw York ST. LOUIS V. LS FIRST WORLD the akin off hi- ftnirr-r .'id h:. rort-- f.if .! iipiMf. !:i:-r H-'Tr : - . J'1""1" !.y f1r ld-d tll.it tr. fa-l,w fr.,rr T. i'hiilajr-l.uri:. Ohi". '.-rid n:- ri li: h'-rii. 1 h r.t:.'-l fir what' a. irjfifcxjir run". Hi.-I, "" . ' of tli' ir world wrhs rontU-.st. tlii Y.jr.K n.id .iri'ithf-r runt. -lAitfi l!:ruh a f!itl-iii;ititn TKMPKKANCi: V'OKK Ontario, Canada' chief province, facing its own prohi liftion probleniK, hn not been content with leavinjf the liur den upon leal enfoicemenl. It ha organized a Prohibition Union in which private riU.cim play a part no leu important than the enforcement officer. In il work women are espe cially prominent. Mm. Alexander Waller, director of the Women' Depai tment of the I,eaiiie, Hay: ' "Women control .11 kt cunt of the votinjf lreiiKth of Ontario, and we felt that we had tu line up their oicaniza lion on the niile of prohibitum. After my ap)intmeiit I .pclil two month utl;iirinK W. C. T. I', and Women' Insti tlllc conventioim, and met with a powerful lehimn.se. We eiit out letter to 1200 brum he of the Women' .Missionary Society of the United Chinch and hiiuilicdx have responded. The liiiHsioimry Koeielies are certainly awakening t thvir rejKinibilit,v in icaid to prohibition, and the Women's I it Htitute lire Hiniply wonderful in their ie.ponse." Thi effort In iiIoiik the line th.it will have ( be fol lowed ill the United .States, if piohiliilion is to be successful. It I inure important to stop peoile fiom wmitinir alcohol and trying to eel il than lo stop bootleej;(.is fiom piuvidin it fur llieiu. The latter must be dune laws must be enforced ns fully a roitiiihle; but it is Hie r., iincr that is fundamental. If people can be peruaded In stop patiuiiizin the illicit (,,,,,,,, traffic, there will be no more illicit tiaflie, ' Such movementit aie sound because they appeal directly to the conscience and will of the individual, upon which re form l not mrirly a ViilunltNi luMition In any pulihc vonliire in pro hibition, init in proluiltly CHMMitial. Aiiiriican women, wlnlr fUSmTully irivin their approval to leKal pmluhition, have heen utraiiKt'ly blow in mich prartieal piolulntioti work um tlieir1 Canudinn ninteiM are doinjr. It in only what the Amorican women theinm-lveH were oin- hefoie ihe re.sHnisiliility for! (hi-alcohnlizinjr tho nation wat; placet! on the houUlm of; tlio uvcniuiciit. I Ulfn .iti'l ii Hiunxfd a lotnl ttf ," H ( (MilitlH j(j;iiliitt thl-lr i)jrifllt Hothtnii lit a ulinf, iinlnlfi rnMiiK ' tfniii.' ullh th Uht Mallv.iiy leam' HnHirthiv. j . t ........ . .. ' HI KM- lllr-l nun MIKHI III Ml i-ani finidf urdiii.- throuuh thei lliilluiiv lii. at will mi,. I l,v the. end i.f i he rani it II had mude mi x j loin Ii.jM ua The nerond utritiK hark flfld r(,(iiionii) i(f ( rtf4oit. I tank Int. ThoinaM ami fuiih e( h. whh mi( lii at On hf-Klnnlnif ( tin eecoinl M'i hxl ji ml it Iit onhHtl-tllli-n wi-if went In all during (he Immi h.iir A man in Imllana-i'iMM ulm w(uh i i 'im-i i-if mixer ilhln t nt ed iiny ( i in Mlllplll Mir IIIN iM'ail. A h.i. hel.,r Ifl-h he i-vi In a liinil H ha Im M want la kie i I'nlvemity of Uetrolt fl. I.omhaid o, rui-i firm-. fty )d i'anlMiun 0, Hyriirtj J.'i, William Htld Mary 0. I'-nn Ivunla 4 . Hwar) hinori' 0. Main- 3 4. Mlddh hury ft. Norwirh 14, I'nion 3, Ni'W York unlvernlty 23, Wnd 'lr)nlrt Wi-nlryan 7. I.uray.1tr 17. 1'ltliihiirjr 7. I pmila ll. Huhiirl 21, If until tan III. I;uch-lilf (I, l A drhi n . I 'arn i-le T'i h 4 7. I'ornill Wllllmmt 0. I'ohiiill.la 41. Wi-nli yuti 0. TuftM la. Htit.n u. New IfampMhlii 6. Colby 0. Amhi rnl 7, Howdoln 7 MniraiH . Ilurralo (I. S'hUi 1 J', (irorjrhi 0. . Armv 't. I invlfi-KlklMx 7 Imbler Beaten By Enterprise, 58 lo b KntiTprlKr w Irlpp d Imhh r ivitiiidly w lirri lh- two leaniK om-m-) Ihe fall fool ha 1 1 fu-anun Hat nr. Iay aftirnoon. thi- wor at the 'nd of Ihe camr Htan-Iin: Knt'T prljif fiH. Iinbb r . Inirllir Hi" lHt half Hie Imhh r leant rnlltrd und h-ld the vixttorf lo t! polniM. In tin fimt half Kn (rtirtw ran wild, ntorinj? CI' pnln'K. Jlrnniy ItoKJ-nhauiu, of (i ra n de, re f ree d. REYNOLDS IS GIVEX S3.B83 BY VERDICT (Continued from Pnjf On irvuiiiriitt by till four atl a; ni ys ind niimerouif d taih ii In.sti uc timifi by Judite H. .McCiiHor;! of Itaker, Mho pi fjtldid. Ml U ltiiMi( In the thri'i ami u hulf dayn of tin- trial, 4" witiH'sm-ft were a mined : Tw i-iily-nln- for th plaintiff, und 11 fur th- def. no.-Thi.- Jury com prim-d th.- fidlov -Intr 12 men. none of wham n-iU-m lnile t'u- roi porate limits of I At (inindr: W. T. Cibv,- llrorifu MrDnnald, ( ln tlrr (iadsi-y (lrore M. (Jriiy, (.nhlliiK. 1 ' . Mryers, ( yi u Itiudi. J. I'. T (iallou uy. i . A. iahb. ( 'hitrh Holim-ft, I'rter J. Holliuic and !.- Mid. r.-r. "ourt flirP oMaiiivahie only ;.i ihe! "iub h.uu. I The t're.it A.tt:cr.d r. ;rro.. j .T.tr h the n-n-- m.r it-lf tu:' huff;! in fr.n if: buiip-n ! .' 'ill in. lie inrfw f;ur lit j-- i.-j Tor.y Iazzeri t,:r- vt-' rtrikei. and' the ehafiipi'-iir-hip v.--- il;t in St. Ivi'ji. Alexander w;i. luiie will.fi'-' t finish th '-'ini'-.l Me turned iu-k all Y.inke-' I".:! i Cuth. who ua.-; 7 at I" fift in i :ve w.;en he r.fo-4-tI to .ur;i.i j 'hree ball i. Jut mti--:n. rrr r- ft th plate in ihe nif.th innTC-. ! Thpvpnuw drive in runs and -tvi'I.! 'vnt treat frriljti play. turn-I th-l Yank- !.-k whJi l-" effi i'tu 'rk would have xpiih-d the (.- .nj and aold f"r ti:e mea who wert- j ;o tak the firit wr.d x -h.impior- hip tu the Mi:d:ippi from the HudS'in. j Kifiird- Sitta-.Kil. ! Uffordi pr-.v-d s-niii of p i K.r in the j- rt--'. .M.trk for at-j 'eridarce and re--ipis v.-iit I.y lln-j .ard vi:h u eomptlation "f 32H.-J 051 ca-h cuitoli:,'i r v.lio pa:d $1 Itibe Itnth crashed hi-? w.'iy to even reeordi. Hit threp tnme uun in ii' iratne ami a fourth in h Ionia;.' striiL'irli' mde eilitjni: f I h rerord l)'ik nei--M.s-i ry . viakin four r:.. in a tame. l:iv n in a many, rt't-tvin 11 1 ... m balls in the jtu-j a:id other uinor efforts nnn ked ii.s activities, iie made six hits and lifted hi." bat .luK average for seven wurid fie lie to ' All told lli ree.,rd.s f.!I and thnc ithera were tied. Kor Llie third y-.ir l:t fin e-..-ion. he -I.isk- was e ... i a -i! to its iatur.il limit of seven i.nies arid or thi? third time in ua many -:a-.iih the trltlin.ite w inner came ram behind. 1 '.u th Did Hi- Ilr-i. Ilahe Iluth ijtd his h.st to win he final game. He (.-.tt a home uii on his only ehanee to hit the hall, as he was passed four thae.i. He aIo male a h i ir-ra :i nt; 'atrh. .nakiriK his r :is.iti..:i,i 1 lieldin.' .'Cats for the series three a niar Ious fat-b and pf-tfert throw to eiiiv a rtiiiner at th- piate having .i.ade baseball history in .previoii.s tattles. i Waile Hnyt pitched well, hut his mates did not field so well .is he iili hed and after a pinch hitler . ippeared. I'ennoek finisheil a k.iiiic ilreaiiy lost w ithoitt further il.mi to his reputation. The Yankees blasted the super- illtion that tiie'team si orin;,- the irsi run wins, for Uuth hit his' lome run In the third inntntr when1 he Cardinals were ahsolnntely in-. locent of otfensivo results. .Not for .onu: was the lead to stand. t urds M'urr In I ouili The Cardinals w eif tip and ai thm In the fourth. With one on Mot(omlA' sio'T ;i hr h - tided sin. iintle aiid Setereid's ouide. The IiramatU- 4 timaT When A..'-:ider made his dra .atir -'i:r.inee ii the seventh th' Cardinal. wen nound asleep in their briha upon arrival hen- to day. Only (trover Cleveland Alex ander, yesterdays hero, could la t single qutnOon. j "How did ycu fel when you ivon F'nl to the box In the iv-v-nth inning lo stop tin Yankees?" he s h.id been filf'fl with a hit was asked. Coals. -Tid p...-d ! Iluth and! "Scar-d to death." he mumbled ;r. wi!h out- by KenU and! as he dueki-.l hack In his Iwrth. ' .iel in l.etv.een. j -.v.. utr in the ninth when A green motorist makes a fat :h -i "r.t h:s h!- hit t" th- repair chop. Cbmtbriauy TKAVKli IIS MOTUK STAGE I rare lt t.ranile fi.r .l.wili Itnu.-r an,) lf)c llaker only - " " lVtMlletou - 1 1 :U0 A. M. 9 till) A. M. - 4:00 P. M. :i. A.M. - l:25J'. L - 5:30 P.M. 3:30 1'. .M. - 8:I51'.M. Connection at p.n.lletnn for Walla Wnlla. Pasco and Port lan.l; at l'urtJand ail points South and North. I -a r;nu..lc Iiepot phone 7 All Mialfru Chair Car Statciw. ml Mm COATS For girls age 2 to IS 53.-19 to $32.50 For boys age. 1 to 8 $3.19 to $9.25 Norton's Kiddy Shop EAST EI IN OREGON PEOPLE. 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