La Grande evening observer., October 19, 1926, Image 2

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Page Two LA GRANDE
Tuesday, October 19, 192G.
EVENING 0USEI5VER
Mrs "Viola l-rUr drove to, Elgin ( .. l.-hurles Kvana Hiighe. lias been
Krlduy where they visited .with I appointed to Tho Hague. We al. I
omcE
1m . count leg at Grande last
week.
Mra. -a, A. Purael. Mrs. Mary
Thompson, MIhh Margaret Hell and
.Mrs. .I'ursol's alter-Hi-law, alia ways
Met 'minis. ' would get him Into troiihle. ..
CAT
vimos mam nao.
l.'Jfetf.
IV ; I a-Xi3r V.y''R smart for Kon. ral wear
I J f ; ! HjQSem J? vain TSM&ifli
J i KISS PETE'S a Jomt W ort- 4 4 12H ' Mi i
H i iMM .'importations, offered in three J fg K 1 K Zr" "
-f ' 1 moderately priced groups. ;l HJ 1 !,,. K, piai, o(
i i 1 K V every beautiful fall cobr; MM KST ' '---i
I XlM!; Crepe Satins Silk Taffeta llM 9 . .,, .
! !i :$feA $3.75 Yd. . ' S2.25 Yd. ' f S. fgf 1
! K Iffill , We Chine and Georgette J M
I ' 1 1 I I V feK;&n':;r?it ; crepe ai-at.w ia. . J I ' f
f- ! I Km l Lovely Silk '- f , W 11
1$ H I! JKJ II (f -Jhjil mediately . suggest a stylish 7 Th an, sp,Maiiy
I 111 VOfrt! ti - frock. ' There are three qual- ' -JS """
i . Vou Wl11 not want to over-' 5V7i ii-r.
i I 'HI ,. MS. look the wonderful display of ' ' J&&&Y5y cfT IB
: M -II A-B.C. silks -all colors in ykf1 ' .
' M 2;;. both' plain .-and- changeable - J waici.Vhi.wsv'
j. i j: If l " . ' Y , V . ..'. adds varnUh---Kivcn n jj J
J: ...Dependable HTT T ' Q Dependable . A-Tu'rcSir 1
I ' QuaHty JL11U1J O .. Values J 'J; 'rri.r ;.J
PORT
3 KAYOS MARKED
DP IN A. L. CARD
..Vehster and McConnack
;. Fiht Draw Jackson
, . Wins in Second
(Continued from Triffo OnR)
( ond In a draw
lint nlKht Fxpnmcil
) llmt MrCormnck had
. but otlii-rn dlKi;rod.
till!
"Pinion
Bllirlll
'; In l!iu avinl-rinul. Jurk O'Mulliy.
Iii'caua of s hriiki n luiiiil. wuii un
.' nlilc lo conn- nnd KlvumUoiit Jack,
! of Wallace. Ma., nubstltuti-a qulln
. nucci-Ktlully knockhm- onl Jiu k
;. Ituhii. of Kpokanx, In t tic n raml
round with- a ulcip iirodiiiinK
' punch tp-!li chin.
The first round v-n f;ilrly r-vtn
'with both nhnorhlnir nrvirnl
pilnchi'l. In lh. wcoikI Ht.iiin
j hont round nn np.ninir nil.) rocked
! Itulm to the ciinvnnn Inr a couni
i of nlno. Kollowlnir p hln ndvimt-
Jroteetion
Snd Prompt
ettlement
When you huy Iniurnnco
you want protection In com
pnnlea with the urea tent Inn
paying powr nnd finest rep
utation for prompt and tint
lafartory adjustment. Tlmt la
tht type of Inauronce J'rntoo
tlon ttala agency offers.
Estahllnhed IHSt
Wm.MiIler&Co.
riinn Main 1.
2 fi
NEWS
j njrc i.? p.ul thc.othor down-yid otit
uithin no ncconda aftvr Hah rfl
aunicd tlKhllnK. i :
llwkcT-HnHln SpoHal
In the apccliir nlx-round o'eiiti
. f-nrl Meeker,' of Ia Grande, and
1 lien rent Hreeden, of liolue, fotiKht
Ii
draw. Becker, wlth-hla bull
like rimliPB nnd clever ; defeniw.
iiteeineil lo pll up more polntH but
Mreedi n took the offensive onouKh
lo cv ti up matter.
' ThYI KlKK'ktllltM
; The pr.lrnlnai-liH were on Tnr
with the other flirhtB of the even-
lllir : l.'nnrkniil. I ..h .....
Noinv of the fansi,,,,. rnm.( ,n cH4,nt mo0(. for
i(ipiini tn
:' I Kcrtnlt Davis, of I.u Orande, nT
jt r irolng down tu the find of the
round, mine Imck with a one-two
!oiiihln:itlon that wnt Kddle
MrtorehouK- to dreniuland before
the fnune prided. The Wutln. Walla
lad. iiHhmiRh pultlnif up a good
rnp, rouldn't hnndle )its cooler,
more- t-xpfri ndverwiry. j
. Hud Wood. In, of Orunde. :
started orr the piirnd when ho
nfT(ii, ui wuiul
W.illu, In the third round. Keelnn
Inoki'd cood III lh.. flrat, acorlnit
one knockdown, but In the m-cond
WeoiKIn came back and punlahed
the WnnhlnKton lad. in the third
with Keelnn weakening, he found
the rliln for the wlnnliiK puncli.
The Ailierleiiu Legion ailliouncea
llmt It lll HliiKe riKhl and wreall.
ItiK eanla liiteriiilllenlly dilllllK llm
e;inon. nlwny atrlvlng In secure
the heal men available. I'roceeda
of all lic.hu win Ko toward build-
o 19.-6 r
5TA NOARO. jOl L C0MPA
AGAJAf
TME NEW ym) it
WINTER, SKy
mm
ing up the
rund.
rillliiK'a work as third man In
the rliis was popular with the
crowd.
TV 11 NO CIIAMI HKATF.N
NKW YOKK Down, down, the
champions keep conUnfc-. Just af
I ter the uncrowntnp of Dartmouth
, Albert Tnnffeora lost the typewrlt
iTiflr title. He wroto only 7,8!M
words In tin hour while Oeorge
rUuaafleld did 7. :?((.
). A. ('. DKAX DIKN
COHVALLIH (He llrl I 'I AIM
Dean Yi, D. Hessler, ft.r 17 yenrMi1"1'1 1,1,1 Ka,n" ,mhvp,in thf' ,wo
denn of vocational education nt lcll,hK wi for Portland Nov. B bo.
Oregon Am lcultural college, nnd J onr'I,fi,,
f(rmcr preshient of Monmouth nor- 1001- showing by (he Multnomah
nml school, illetl Monday at flcattlft. jclubs team In the two games so
The body will he hmuKht to hlH,t'Iir seiison and small attend- I'0"' office nn vacation trip. He
home for burial. Dean Hessler' 11 r' the game last Saturday In 1h hmdiwr In the hills,
had been In pour healih for sev-: hlch Multnomah was defeated by J Held and Ab-rrlll Itlacker nar
ernl muuthH. ! CJonangn. 55 to 0 la the rcasor rowly escaped being seriously In-
. :
STAM Ii:, 1 VMATILLA
PKNDLKTON. Ore., Oct. 19
(AH)- Senator Imbert N. Stunfleld
who 1m we king reelection on un In
dependent ticket w III (our Puia
tllln cmuily tomorrow In the Inter
ests Ot IiIh CUliiltiiivn. A NtinuLliitf
tour w hlch will take In the Import-
nni lou in nf t lie rt-v nn I tinn...i '
nut. unit h.i u-lil Mtt.-uU l...r..u ti... '
local Klwunis club at Its w
luncheon.
agi:i Hcvn-:it sr(i:i:is
KLAMATH KAIJ.H, Or.), Oct. 1fl
(AP) While many younger men
l-cpurtt'd "no lurk," U. A. KipmeU,
7ii. local justice of the pcuett, re
turned to his home here .Sunday
with two la rm mule-tail bucks,
shot in ihe I in rues Valley district,
fast of here.
WILD
TO 60
& YOP C A L I COUNI A
Multnomah Club
May Disband Its
Football Eleven
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PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 19 (AP)
The - Multnomah amateur ath -
letle club directors nre considering
disbanding the football art'd this
will be done If arrangements- can
be made to enncel scheduled
names. Much depends, in Mils pro.-
posed move, on a suggestion to the
Olympic cluh of San l-Vuncisoo,
(given for the board's action, la
jihe first game of the s-ason the
lull temn was beaten by Oregon
Agricultural college, 67 to 0.
Krance and Germany are being
nic to one unother utcaiu. Now
If one or the other JusU doesn't
u
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FIRST RING TITLE
hly -
'''vk ita -;'
Northern ("nltfornbra flrt world title flliht Klnce IS14 la to he held
nt San r-mncicn Tuead.iv. Oct. 1! nnd all the 1'nrlftc cookI ia In
lereated n Tod Morgan, wurlda Junior lightweight king, pre
pares to defend hln title ngnlnat Johnny londee. veteran ex-feather-welgbt
and Junior lightweight champ. Morgan, who learned hi
fighting In the rlnga of California. Oregwn and Washington, la a
lrlm favorite Willi the we.:mnti.
Th difference In as follows.
You iik uTlt(r wondrf why pfapl
don't r-ad llwir ptnff;' oj'f 'wrlttnn
wondt'r why lhi-y do. '
A. rolh-ftion of old clorltH
sold
rerntly hi Nw York fur $29.1(95.
j HufiH'OiM- must huvi' KOiit'.'Vurkoo.'
"WOIIM U'S 'lftlll-H oil tilt' 111
' KtallriHWit ilaii." Adv. T)y have
t hrt-ii HYrn I hat vy far quit'
nhihr.
I
I Don't n-t on football Ramos,
And don't het ,on ra (';
Tint uh4 your own judgment .
When you hold four nrii.
AVanti l-'rifml "Mr. ami Mrs.
1 .Iiiimv uisli lo i.nnHH IIihiiLh it
I their nuiny frli'iulH iul iu'IjcIiIhith
IwIki m) kindly asNisUfl at (Imi
jAiiK'lni (t Ql.) TitntH
III I'olfct-nuin; You siiy yorir Iiuh-
jbund died from tho t-ffeclB-of cut
IiiK cakft you Imked for him?
That's murdi-r, nia'uin -you numt
coinn nlongr.
. Widow: No, K was sulfide. v
lltni'W that I hk-d the cake.
Wives r:int really, think their
nui.shand.'i are nuidn of money, or a
(lot of thm would have them
'chunX'-d.
A collector for a Oregon Install-
I im-nt concern has figured It out
I that capital Is wha'. you loan nndM
lahor in what It takes to fret hack
the loan.
The girls would .probably give
Mup smnking voluntarily If every-
.body got togdher and told them
, to go ahead and Btnoke.
I One dm'tor rile: 'Thc man
who commits Mitekle in iiieiituJJy
sick.' .
All w-j'mi'j. fkic. Tho eiiy who
pulls that stunt Is lm-ntally dead!
UNION PERSONALS
VXIOX. (Special) Mrs. W. A.
'elser and (laughter, Vertle, have
returned to their home at Union
after a weeks visit at Boise, Ida,
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard ' Davis
moved Into the Mcf'lay home on
Main Mreet this week.
Oeurhart R: ic)flnnd, of Cove was
a buslneHs visitor to L'.nion Kri
day.
Mrs. Italph SmiUv and Mrs. Hen
Jory wt re Hhnpiilug In f.a; Grande
Tuesday aftiM-noon.
Tom ox Ik the owner of a new
sedan which he purchased this
week,..,. .. ., ... ... . . .' .1
'Mr; and Mm. 11. C Kniiihel are
tBe pi ond pan iits OP a' Hon: lrn
to them Oct. 2. Mr. Kmrnel Is!
jUKncuh urul t acher In the hifrh
Kuifene Heuter has returned
liome after a liuntlng trip. He
bagged one larfre buck.
James Webb has returned to ITn-.
Ion from 'orvnllis wh'-re he nt
Irnded tin grand lodge of the
jKnlghtM of Pythias. He was p1-
ji ct' d grnnd outer guard.
liniley llrotliers. who recently
'nod their second hand store here,
have irone lo Kilternris where
they conduct a similar business.
I Miss Dora UuLchlnson is vis-
iting friends In Portland.
I Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Whiter had as
their dinner euest fciinduv Mr. and
Mrs. Hoy Hoard and son. Glen, of
La Grnnde
Miss Kalle enter visited friends
at The Park :ist h'riday and ,Sat
'urday. Tnny Rmlth In nwny from th
jii red last week wlita they were
thrown from ii niotorrycU. which
they were riding. Held rer-elved
, minor bruises and cuts ami Mer-
I rill's collar bone was broken.
Twenty members of G. H. V
chapter of the Order of the Kast-
ern Star, of I'lilon, attended the
district meeting of I'nion and Wal
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