Saturday, October 1G, 1926.
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING - OBSERVER
Afternoon Frocks
' Of Particular Charm ,
' In loveliest crepes and crepe satiris, styled
.according to the latest-decrees. .Very at
" tractive values, in all sizes at,
$19.75 to $39.75: ' ,'..'
' ' ' ' , . "
Dependable III I T 0 -Dependable
Valnps IlUjJU.O.vl.Oimlitv
6-ROUND BOUTS
, ARE PROMISING
CMalley-Rahe and Beck
er -Breeden Fights',
' Rival Headliner
JACK O'MALLEY
SPORT NEWS
TERRIFIC TILT
I IS ANTICIPATED
Sggies and Golden Bears ,
to btake Ail m lierKe-
ley Game Today
4 'Mktora M ' Interest hi hem
displayed in. the 1 w o six-round
event on Monday night's Ameri
can Lcfio-fr boiing card, which will
be .held Jn. KuKlta hall wilh IVp
Webster and Grge McCormark
Sighting tfie headline buttle.
One fight fun declares that the
O'Muliey-Hshe scrap threatens to
rival the main event, fin good au-
fhorilv he says that OWtalhy, who
'halt from' Wallace Is a mixer and
that Kuhe, of Spokane, his oppon
ent, will return aa good as is re.
relvM.
- Hmhn Known H-tp .
Two years ago Kane and Burns
fought at the War theater and the
fro is still remewhreK r.riall-y
only recently has . beaten several
good keatherpusheni in the four
de Alene district.
The special event, let uwn
Becker .'and Rreede.n has all th
ajrpects tof a, real clash. Hreoden
rerntty.;ti( ' a close- decision to
lula. ... lll.iv In, Mnlu UtKbar
' J - r ' recnijp.won'.from Ifalnh Wright.
rsiVEHHITTOF IDAHO. Mol -of Bake.r. .
cow. Oct, lTWhcn roj-rh' Knoch I .McfornMck will -arrive-, today
I Vandals Battle I
Huskies Eleven
In Moscow Today
FOOTBALL
, Bagshuw'a champion huskies trot : and pans ' to workout at 7:3'
(on too field l Seattle thto aflcr , oYrockjtonlght. Webstrr'.is already
'noon ltiey-wll raw s comparative- . on 'the, scene.
S HrRKnrv i .i (Vi id ap ' ,r ""P'" ib-l a In
5?. . I' ,i ii superior.ln Idaho buu
Pacific r&ul conference fuollw I .. . j '
, ,. , . . ... . lory as "tight" is concerned. V
jnakrs Its sessouat bow In tbis sue. i - . 1
Uon today whn California, ami the ; Tn' ' h bB "marked b"
Oregon Aggies llnu up In Mj inor- f everyone who h.s.seen the Vandals'
lul stadium. The northern siiaJ.I""" endploy thuf season an, Z777ZZjZZ7
with a powerful and well balanced H la a big man why Vandal i r- TRwTKHPAV s MTORM
forward wall and a hard driving : roolera arc following their Kara ' At Ontario;' Ore: .. Ontario 1.
barkheld combination. Is rone. d.d 10 Seattle " sprrtej train and-.Welsw-Ida. 0.'
an edge over the blue and uold,hv " ' '"em optimistic j Numua, Jda.- 1 1, riler I.
that even th most optimistic sup- hoping to cheer Charier Erb's j Jerome!, Wa, U. uh). Ida. IS.
porters ran hardly overlook. How- : " eleven to aa unexpected k4-;- : .- r
ever, with defeat virtually elim- ; lrY- In his four short wceka with fj-Qf f Iff I nCTCtt8S
Inatlns the loses from the con-1 ,he iuad. Coaclt Krt-has succeed- v' . ,
fere ore race, a terrific battle !'" In InstillUiir a. ;flhtlnr PrUj ; (I blOte H igflWayS
ejpectfd to be w.Kfed over the turf "d in ideveloplnr a. squad bar.' 4 ... . . , .
th. itnony that nas'drlilthted veteran .V '
,n)r,e. wWh ma, keep We. ; f- A?' S&'SiJ,'
JJS SS-'-.- .- Polau .n. Oregon state
fh rmoVn?. SeC' ' ':- meanvl.t ot hard trhway. on. 8ePL IS showed an
M1 " ".hh ' hl ""'f 'ar,Xed" "" ''V "o" " d caacbln imcreasiv of.about lo per cent over
I. tn ,.niT .J M th ,a'f W must develop a new .pirV- a Wnnt taken Sept.- 19, IMS. say.
" U,T7L !, ,teri lent., vl " " The who have, been watch? "en,ent from .the highway
ineup but the elevera tentative progress of the team be-- commission. As to the case In
lineups however were announced ,'.? ".."LAZ ' '?!. ever, a taken th- hMvi.t
The Washington wane wll be. Ita.Mnt of Jryfflc Is the 3tate was
ru rt BiaedV Krirfte uiMh n..
TWO STAHS ON
BANDITS' TRAIL
the 'eoaat Reports that the car
waa found south of Crescent City
were denied.
Men Who Robbed Cres
cent City Bank Be
lieved Near Border
f'ftEflf'KNT CITY. CaJ. Oct. 14
, (AP) A narrow winding moun
jtafn road atrt-hlna; from this'
northern-most fatifornla roast
I town to Grunts Pass. In Southern
Or-goa, waa being searched today
for three bandits who entered the
ttYraeene 1ty bank, yesterday and
escaped with caah aggregating
- The bandits forced five persons
(n trni bank to stretch on the floor
while they aroopd up the cash
and made away into the hills,
tehich surround the town, in a
closed auto. The get-away waa j
accomplished with a mysterious
iSYtlKJlt-!. Ilia l It'll lit Oil B pOBrfBI
I somewhat baffled today.
j - fi-veral hours later the- bandit
car. shoved off the rim of the road.
was iouna a nana on ea aoouc lour
ihMs north of Crescent City.
Traveling la a. thickly wooded ;
country the bandit may make de. i
j tours on foot In one of the most 1
j isolated parts of the state where
only trails and horses , f urnUn I
means of transportation. '
AJU THIK!
KANSAS CtTX, Kan One
method of making a Jury act Is
a diet of wnter and bread. Some
jurors here had made up their
minds about a case, but refused to
return a verdict till their fees had
he-en paid. They gave in after
Just on mfal consist log of one
buckt of. delicioda adama' aie and
one loaf of wholesome staff of
life.
Marie Eniom Dip
, In Leviathan Pool
K H I.RVIATHAN. Oct. 18 IAP)
AMhough suffering front a slight
eol.l from the last two days. Quee(
Uarle felt, good enough this morn-
in. m take another diD In tne
lAvfnihan'R nool after having a
cup of tea. Marie and her daugh.
ter. Princess lleana, remained In
the water about 10 minutes and
emerged much refreshed.
The Itumualan, overlegn and
bcr suite are much concerned ov
the clashes about contracts' ror h,
literary oili'ut 1n -America unil,J
copdltlous ' which uro . vurlouy
intcrprcfcih If'-. . ' t. '
FIVE TI.MKti A BKIIIG
PAlilfl Mrs. Jean Noah, "th,
best dressed . woman in: Burone."
la a bride lor the fifth time, nit
latest husband Is I'aul Dubonnet,
son of a cordial manufacturer,
was divorced recently front th,.
daughter of Francois Ooty, p(,r;
fume wunufarurw..- ,
CRAXTS PAWt. Oct. U (AP)
convicts front the Itedweod high
I way road camps oo the "Miniths
-1 river are reported to have found
the abandoned car Crescent City
! bandits eight miles inland from
Closing
0u4!
. Ja k O-.Malh-y. of Wallace.
Ida., will nHft Ja-k Italic, nf
Spokasx. ah In llie s.-mi-flaal
siK.munil etcul on Mon
day niahtv Amerfc-an liruai
- boAins isnl.
ks follows:
O. A. C.
nobbuw
lMion
I.lcbe
Balcom
Kllera
Dtckerson
Ward
Kdwards
iM'nman-
Luby
Jarvia
Cal.
Ituncrort
Coltrln
Nlswander
Miller
Llndgren
Sargent
Phillips
Clymer
Marctts -Van
Horn
Orlffln
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One ot the-chtet fault, or th , '"" -rVi v
Idaho team thu. fa, has bee. p.' ,d " day. This, however,
'tially doe to- this ubr: ""e W )Tew i.lnt la th. state
.nce.vThc fd;-n h.re been tooan m : " J?"1 '? fr.VM
lloua to gel into the fray and their S5"rnvilLihT Z -"Z "'"l
leagerne- ha. broagHt them pen?'- VajT '' ' 'a'" f aho"""1
ltles-ill yards worth In ih,- .- . i . . . .,'.-
' I Montana game.- Coach Erb ha.:,' .-,;,- ...
Ibeen trying to toiUlhl-ru down In : Identify . 'WOmOn
j practice this week to aroid repeli- , ...A ... .!. t4! V
lion of ,m-li dlsBWTDtis over-.n. -j - AS tSeiny jniSS A.
thusiasm. . .. - ',. ,
"1 PAl.lNArl. Col. -Oct. C (AP) K "Not
T JT .T TWllllll 1 IUUJ KlelHIIIWI
CAra .tRTK1,ll
WASHINOT0N ' Plan, for
tiiilllhin. In t, .w. rui i tfUka '
entlthd "When- Mrs. 4 'ootid ge waa, "ww Yin !h ' "Mim
a gin, nave .seen , 'cancelled ne- . ' ' " '-"-
Vlrla Kimball of -Oakland as the
wornn' 'ho appeared' twfortt him
on August 16, last and. made an
GREENWOOD IS
BEATEN 13 TOO
BY CENTRAL 'IV
active: a;kts iAkK as
HK.H AS A UKtK
3olling $10 accident and neaiui
policic-s for this sound and pro
gressive company. Thousands
of our agents have built perm
anent basin eases of their own
selling these policies. Many
have retired and now lve on
their renewals. AN OPENING
NOW EMSTrt in your section
an unusual opportunity for
the right man. Address Dept.
O-l. Hoom 614, 7& Montgom
ery St., Jersey City,- N. J.
cause Mrs. roottdR disprove. Th
series waa written by 'Mr Herbert
Hoover,, for.-'a--girl.' scouts' maga
zine. .'. j- -.. vV -1-;-- : "
Central graders whippf-d their
Greenwood rivals IS to n in a bard .
fought game on the high school t
athletic Held y-si-rday afternoon
befora a cheering multitude of
youthful fans.
Good straight football was ex
hibited throughout the game. In
the first period, the North Siders
held the hill boys to their 1-yard
Hue.- The jworing took place- mi
the second quarter. ,
Greenwood, which has a Utile
he heavier of the two - teams.
tulckwd Its pace in the last
vpan, and had on its best complex-
on when the last gun cracked. i
Scorns Aerial Attac k
nuiny pannes and little
Tieiliy fUUHifM, but .yowstw"
fought evei-y nihiiite." Frank I'ul
len, refwree. said of them -this
morning., i
Only two fumbles were counted (
throughout the game. i
fVntral has utiusimlly clean oMft
formatfon, th referee observed. ,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF RETAIL LUMBER
Dimension Stuff of AH Kinds
2x42x6-2x8-2x102x12
Sheeting Siding
Prices Slashed
The Bone
To
MENEFEE LUMBER CO.
LONE PINE
FAREWELL DIIICE
STAR .NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
AT ZUIER HALL
TONIGHT OCT 16TH. -Star
.Novelty Orchestra has received
permanent enticements on the coast; so this is
your last opportunity to hear them. ;.:
son kidnaping caser.
Mrs. Kiniliall had denied she was
"Miss X'.'. -'or -that slie iiad madm
an affidavit. saying she was. I Oertmde Ederle thinks a rainy
At fTrst Mrs. Wiseman said "Miss 'day hrinss her goo.1 luck. Change
XT was. her sister. Mrs. Kfiiihall. (the platitude to "Kine weather for(
and that she' was with Mrs. Kint- (icrtrude ltertea today.", ,
ball' - and Ortittston as chaperon.-!
Now ' Mrs. 'Wiseman denies it was! H costs $15',.to for a ringside
Mrs. Kimball-and says it was Miss ' seat in the New York Stock Ex-'
Rachel Wells, formerly of Thila-'chanite. Hut try the gallery, that's
delphla.
tree.
I.onitnn .fieri! l.t. h.v fnnml
that aw.luia viet,l. mnr lift H -adlim s that I'll the story:
coiase. America has learne.1 that. HIS WII KS .MM TOO . TK
loo; -Through the grocers. IATK.
to R
eason
The passage of this act (the Housewives' Council
$53,000,000 Bonding Amendment) would mean an inevitable-
increase ia taxes.jt Oregon has already,. suf-,,,i
fereoj because it has been heralded far and wide that
her taxes constitute a grave burden on her citizens.
This fact more than any other, in our judgment, has
-deterred the location of industries in our state and has
dimmed her attractiveness as a place in which to es
tablish homes. Passage of this act would simply ag
gravate these conditions. .
LOCAL HISTORY
I'XCI.i: IIKMIV
fee. N
.V.; PLAYING PRO FOOTBALL
1 yOf-. :.L-t-"
lUrf
J J 2
. in i
if
v wiV'"-'.jf
Uncle Henry as one o( the undi.puted sages of the town.
H. Was a .d ju.l.e .,f holies, knew dugs, rould tell good
HHHer" and unque,toaMy was a god judge of hardware
as b. would siuavs
TRY THE
OREGON HARDWARE
FIRST
Sine. 1 ?
Football fane rraienttr rnt Never, of Stanford university aa one
f the greatetst gtldders of all time. Never, starred for thre.
season on the far west roast, making an All-America berth at
fullback la his senior year. Severs la now playing professional
football and stands as a real rival attraction to "Red" ISrsnge,
the galloping ghost of Whealun. 111.
J. C. Alnsworth. President. V. 8. National Rank.
Portland.
I. Abraham. Merchant. Hnsehur'g.
O. O. Alenderfer. Contractor, Dealer. Medford.
C. r. Adams. Vice President, First Xnfl Bank,
Port kind.
Chart. K. Bean. Merchant arid Banker. Klgin.
O. c. Boges. Secretarj-. Jackson. County Building
A Ioan Aocintlon. Medford.
O. M. Berrie. ManaRer, standard OH Co, Roseburg.
Will W. Baldwin. Hardware Healer, Klnnuth Falle.
A. N. Bush. Banker. Salem.
C. P. Bishop. Merchant. 5!alem.
O. Clifford Barlow. XeWf-paper Publisher.
Warrenton.
A. 1-. Boe. Orchard!!. Parkdale.
A. f. Bickfool. Farmer. Pine Grove,
(leorge T. Cochran. Attnrney-at-Iiw. l-i flrande,
F. K. Calli-ster. C.-inker, Allmny.
Allien YV. Cooper. Secreuir". Western Pine
Manufacturing Association. Portland.
C. Carlson. Farmer, Shedd.
C. K. Copple. Farmer. Hood River.
Charles H. Ctiufleld. Banker. Oregon City.
Thomas W. Dellell. Klamath Falls.
II. E. Mxon. Altorney-ot-Law. La flrande.
Walter M. Italy. President. Title and Trust Co..
Portland.
F. IemenL, Bend.
U. V. Eyre. President. I'nlled Slates Kational
Bank. Salem.
Fred M. Fox. Banker. L'nion.
n. W. French, Merchant. Baker.
Ii. C. Frisbie, Automobile Dealer. Baker.
C. J. Forrstrom, Merchant. North Powder,
Henry W. Fries, Heal Estate. Portland.
rnn J. Fry. President, First National Bank. Palent.
E. U (lets. Automobile Dealer, Coos Ills.
H. Harder. Banker. Medford. T
W. F. Ilarrta. President. Douclas County Abstract
Co., Rueeburg.
M. H. Harlow. Farmer. Eugene.
A. L. Hill. Insurance Agency. Medford.
Oscar Hayter. Attorney-at-Law, Dallas.
E. B. Hell. Hotel Prom-trter. Klamath Falls.
A. T. Hill. Banker and Merchant, La Grande. .
C. A. Ilayden. Insurance Agency. Klamath Fairs.
J. P. Hutchinson. Banker, l'nion.
T. P. Henderson, of Klamath Development Co.,
Kbmath Falls.
Ion. K. Hedges. Attorner nt-Uiw. Oregon Ctty.
John It. Hiirnphrev. Banker. Oregon Ctty.
W. A. Huntley. Druggist. Oregon Cly.
W. F. Isaacs. Men's Furnishing Goods. Medford.
E. D. Jasper. Farmer. Cove.
C. M. Kidd. Shoe Merchant. Medford.
D. V. Kuykenhall. Attorney-at-Lw, Klnmnth Falls.
Thos. B. Kay. State Treasurer. Salem. .
James B. Kerr. Altorney-at-Law, Portland. "
R. P. Landis, Physician. La Grande.
M. S. Levy. Merchant, lnlon.
Louis Lachmund, Capitalist. Salem.
A. M. LaFollett. Farmer mid Orrhardist. S.ilem.
Kmil Mohr, Hotel Proprietor. Me.lf.ml.
A'. I- Mallery. Newspaper Mltor. Tillamook.
F. I- Meyers, Banker. Iji Grande.' -
K. B. Mc.Vaughton. of Strong McNaughton
Investment Rmkers. Portland.
John H. MrXarj'. Attorney-at-Law, Salem. . '
O. B. Mcleod, Lumberman, Portland.
A. L. Mills. President. First National Bank. -Portland.
E. P. Mahaffey. Banker. Bend.
J. O. Nev.-land. Automobile Dealer. Roselmry.
A. X. Orcutt, Atlorne.v-at-L.iw-. Roseburg.
Emery Olmstead. President. Northwestern .Nation-il
Bank. Portland.
H. II. Ollnger. Dentist. Salem. '
Wm. Pollman, Banker. Baker.
Charles I. Roberts, Hardware Dealer. Klamath Falls.
I- T. Reynolds. Prune Grower. Salem.
S. S. Smith. Xewspaiwr Manager. Medford.
J. W. Stuchell. Merchant. Baker. - " ,
:. E. Stoddard. Lumberman. Ln Grande
W. O. Smith. Printer. Klamath Falls. '
Charles K. Spaulding. Lumberman. Salem.
T. J. Scroggin. Banker. La Grande.. .
M. Senders. Hay, Grain and Feed Merchant," Albany.
,-wwi.-e, uumnermnn. La Grande
i e eK .1.1-.. , jc. ,.
i-umoernmn and Stockman,
f. L. bhoemaker. Banker. Elgin
J.ieeph rnoddard. Lumberman. Maker.
R. E. Scott. Farmer. Hood River. . ! ' ,
Nathan Strauss. Merchant, Portland1. ,
C. Schuebel. Allomey-ai-U.w. Oregnn City
Th' " Chsmher of Commce
by L. Bornum. President. W. s Xelson
retary. The Duller nelson. s,x -
n. V. Wlmherty. Banker. Roseburg
"T wJn.rl,V,arfa0U'r'r- X"" fowder.'
Z n ' Mwp""it. Eugene.
... ...r.T,x. , niicox-Hiiyea Co
Exporters. Portland.
J. B. Teon. Capitalist. Portland. -
.1...
llaker.
Iniixirtm and
((-opted froea MfVrlal M retires PsBsrdikrt.)
Paid Ad. by Oregon PabMc CHUty Committee Opposed to th. Heaaewlves' Council
4il PaclfM Balldlnc Portland, Oregon.
Water and Power- Bondinc Amendment
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