La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" Attractive Values in WARM BLANKETS For the cold nights to come. Cotton, wool-mixed, and all wool blankets at prices you'll appreciate. Dependable Off T C Dependable Values IHJUli-O '. Quality Oregon Eleven Leaves Eugene For California LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER HOLDS MARS HAS VEGETABLE LIFE Thursday. October 28, 1!)2G. FIELD GENERAL III :fl CDADT 7VTI?IS7C i j' - ii f mMPMWMPHHM 1 ' - - - - GUSTAVO, RYAN ! MEET SATURDAY Jap Wrestler J 8, I v Winner-Over Alley rOnTT,AND, Ore., Oct.Z (AD : ' -Turro Miyake, Japanese Ju Jltsu ' f wrestler of "hlra-o. won two'out 'Winner of Coming En- ' " ""' "om !"". Jr. r u V Srpi, Omhii Ihfht. heavy!!!!, here , tei'pi'lSe MatCll 10 laKe UKt night. -Tho Japanese took the j on Karasick or Miyake irt un.MhiriifuiiM winm mo ' A. wrest Unit anil lioxina- smoker will be hehl In lviiterprlso Sulur- tljiy. Oct. in, noeorili to wora re Vi lvi il Ihtii loiluy from a iiu-mbcr (of tho Wnliowa counly seat's liox Inff comrnlfBion, ' . ... . j A1 Gustavo, of Knlorprlse, Unlit MiiavywlKlit. will ko' to tli. mat Iwllh Jack Itynn, 1 HOpoumlen of , Texas, In IIib main event. Two j 'boxing mutches, one of eight iroundfl nnd ono of four, will pre jcedo the heaUllner. . npocK ' "' ninKlnff machines of (Hen Mcroy. 1 48 of Mterprlse In ,,.,.,, r , .pr,nt.:,- 1 lie Bt'llLWinitl una tirrrf lip PATAIXT 1WVBEI EUORNK. Ore.. Oct. IS (AI'J John Carter, of Tillamook, ! j fatullji Injured while logging for j the. VrSstern Lumber company ui Sidelights j r -'I KIW!NR, Ore.! Oet. ! (AT) Coach John J. . McBwan, and his I'nlverslty of Oregon- foolball players, will' leave Kugi-ne thU af ternoon, Ollfornla bound, to meet (he Golden Hears of the University of California ut " Berkeley , Hatur dny afiernoon; . Ko for thls-season tho Oregon suuail has failed to win a conference-Knmn-nnrt" the" player ore primed to snalch the 'route! from California. If such a feul Is io- alliie. The,Whfoot uacklielit had been reconstructed, with a. view to more speed. I.ynn Jones buttering run hank. ha been, replaced by Vlo Wetzel, speedy triple threat half, and Burneel.v a, flashy sub hulf, has been put In Wetsers plure at half. Arthur Ord. 145-pouni) half, holds- down the olh lerth In the haekfleid with Woodle at quarter. The probable tuning lineup for the California gnme will be: Kdgar Hlnuson nnd. Ted I'opc. ends; Cupt. utnni..i oti.i Mnmer Dlxan. taokles; -Heryl Hodgen , and .Hert i k'ernn. guards; IjJIek ( arler. ceni- 'tlm-u A. h. Bufford, quarterlmckj er; Woodle.'-. quarter; Ord nnd ll Jhe llarvura foot In II eleven, who Ilurnell, Halves;' wi'mi, nni. a being counted upon to help carr: w....rir u,.tr(luv. when a chockor struck him and Iraciurra nm bh. " Ho died Inst night at a .local hos- Animal Life : Probably: piiai. while i.i wife on her AnIDld .. . ' a i d ,vay here from Tillumook-. AmphlblOUS, AlSO tie- , Q R nrooks. of the same crew, i; 1 T?viof .vc inlnn.il at tils sama lime. He HUVeU W IVAio "- .::,. ,h- hln, and-ankle, i -ISteiwer Expense Fund Report Is Made in Capital l.ia nllp helnr broken. CHICAOO. Oct. S (AP) -A . . ci rlnlnty that vegetable life exists I.KOIO.N MfcSHH Sl'IT - on Mars from which tuilmal llftl . KI-RiNOKIEUV HI.. O' U 2 mv i. inferred, is expressed by , Ai Arthur J-orenz, former eill- .i..r I'l.llln l.-ox head of tho ,.f n fiormiin hinKimse newsps-1 Ix arlmrn observatory, oi nrui. per In niciK". ""' ' 1 f the necessity m "' WASIII.S'C.TON', Oct. 2. (AD A. Scolt Hullilt, demnoralic sena torial candidate In Washington, v. here an investigation of campaign expenditures Is under way. report ed tn the secretary or tne seiiino . wesf-ra. university. I freed (day expenditures of $.98 includ- Ihk l..rey wnien ne k"" ataie campaign committee. Ho list ed no contributions, r Senator Jones, republican. reporle.1 he halt reui- neraunnl contnnuiions u.. "It seems cortain that vegetable six m life exists on Mars and where, vege ontbs prison sentence for li-l,nade no perw.nal "l'i'n,;"1'rs ini" imlttee luis sent bellng the Amerhan l-egion when that he knew the the sinte sunmere court upheld u tioilal seniitorlal col rK.SP"-" :m,s,,n committee. I. tit addition he mild several friends had financed the distribution of. t)s circulars In his behalf. i WtoliviT Hcuurts. :: Frederick Btelwer, the republican i In the Oregon aeniilorlal race, re- ' ported receiving , contributions ot ! 2.60l) from the republican, nation- i i,l senatorial committee and SI .000 ! from the state central committee. ' He reported personal expenditures of 'i!i and 2.76ll spent l,y his campaign organization. l'KIII'KV FrXI'.UAl! r (JUTLAND. Ore., Oct. 28, fAP) The funeral, of Arthur W. J'eriey, pioneer locomotive onglneor of the O.-W. K. "nd N. lines and later fuel supervisor of the system, will lie held Sunday ut 2:30 p. m., ut Flnley's chapel. Portland lodge qf Klks will conduct the services vrtih Interment in Hlvervlow cemetery. tut equal." he said. The Martian animal however. Is probably a fur bearing one, equipped by nature 'to live In the wuetes arouml the polar snow caps. It must be, of necessity, qiiilc snmll to be able to migrate rapidly with the chunging seasons. . "It would probably be amphi bious, something like our seul, en abling il to swim along with the streams of Icy "waters meltei from the snow caps. "Of course, nobody . has seen evidences of nnnml life, and with .J'our present instrumenls Ihere 'Is ii.rv.. mklnir ihe trlo'lncludo , :. ;."?.. . ,, i, hJ no llkllhood iliat our genernuon SEX , Ily the Assoclaicil I'rem Stored uwuy In tho old Myo graph company's studio In Nw York, now occupied by First 'No tional, are all sorts of picture long ago. There are old printers used when t,i..i.r l n .. , tl.u aln.l'.n . - . . ... . . Jilurv l H'Hviu .- . fon. lis. or iJl uranue, win i.gni - , j. rfecll Lovell. 120, of Kllterprlse, In "''"ng ' ,,-J rn od V d:nse clouds. Sherman Hmllh, Frank Hlggs. Tony 'lM.cn' m tor the hluC few - season,' . l v r wl11" " ' ,, ., Greer und ,'.cneter ' jamieson. jjulfford Is a heady field general, fas( ; "'"-"" - - " T h,l; F.llsu-tOrlh AlOrtOII. 'John ,,h nn .l,id runner In tho onen. aneil lum. nihiii uy r.tiu ...... Warren and 'Hob Keene, tackles: I; ... - ttaijtv Harold Mangmfi ond Harold Hard-; en. guords; Cui-I Johnson, center; i,y those who lire tiulneil In such lnn Jdnes, George Mlninuugh ' .totistlcal. details thut this disease Mrrrlb hagan, backfleld, Ithe preliminary. i Ityan conies highly recommend- ence. Then mere are oiu pic tures of actual aoenes. shot . In'thv days of the ; one and two-reelers. All of these hold a peculiar fas cination for the' oncoming stars. rl, liiivlnir win over Ted Thve In h'hc Dalles In 1921. He has also Iv. resiled Kllonls- and others of -Northwest prominence. . The win- fcicr of this match has been prom- deferenco to 'taste, .several bwd a chance to meet Al Karasick large motion picture companies ,or Tarro .Miyake. Japonesi- wrest- have banned all screen displays o. See. on the next smoker. snakes, mice and rats. The action t This is the second of a aeries of necessitated th revision of a tfnttokcra. HEALTH IJKMKNTIA J'UAWOJt. A ' . ;ltOMINt VINA,'k; , lly Wm. lUllntt Ihdd, .X. I). . , lU-f'. York t'lty . Member Gpgas .Mmorlal Instltut' . 1-n Iha Inul.ian nw .VHM ttlH Vl'II eral practitioner of medicine, the u.s.ressing enecm. name "Dementia Praecox" conveys! Surgical operations ui cuiiuble,' eurnest workers, -the some succers may be obtained with dementia piaecox. In the mean time, many hundreds in any large city or the country will be stricken every year. Therefore, a word to the .rela tives, a hint to the family, physi cian, to note' among the " young slieh things' OS lack of Interest HUDSON-ES Reduces Prices on all Models $100 Effective October 15th NEW PRICES I costs the slates of the union more .than any other form of Illness. 1 Considerably more than 1.1, lion ' of these prneeox victims are ail ! milled yeurlJPjo these institutions. and it has nT:en truly designute 1 as 'our "most Insidious enemy." - mieh things as lack of Intere-H-i. Go Into any country, and It willim scJiodl dutbs, lessened powefr be found that this disease ispres-:0f. application, the tendency 101 ent. Medical men all over th? nccluslveness, unusual and; strange I world are studying it and endeav- moods. oring to discover some mode of I These subtle changes may seem treatment thut may ameliorate Itn, aiiEht to seek old from a spe clalist. but this is often or vnai resorted Imuortance. The methods of treat- but IIIU. .of'th. menoeo II pro-!bo. and portions of the Intestinal , ment are steu.ii.y "V"J vokes II) ihe minds of speclallsls canal removed. There are treat- much may be done to check inn mdlJase. of the Tb.alh. iment by glandular extracts, spe- munlfes'.atlons by experienced an I a. ihe urds. suasvats. this dls-'clal diet, and re-educallon along, judicious care. number of photoplays In proenss ' rMfi ,n mot caaesv la an insanity various lines, especially In the arts of. filming. The edict does n.it of ,n wly .y.ara, tboufb third and crafta department of many) CAMPBELL FI'NKBAI however, Include fleaa which r op ,or oi lha caaea met with, public and pilvnte Institutions. j tor'tI AND Ore Oct. 2. (AP) employed as actors by. aiortar vtaril . an4 unwanls. I From personal experience I have'.. '',, ,,,r Thomas K. Swunson In "rloe Munners." , u nnJ b,pn c,timated that S" , become convinced thut an enor-i !.,,,,-. chnlI. .., nf the Oregon ' ' ' IperceJlt or. more of all the pntlents nious number of young people ex-' servlI.e oommission. who i IaVy -mitn- miner nas mi- ,ming our state anJ prlvuta hos- niuit symptoms inoi runm on "' ;11(.d We(n((say. wm (,e held at ttt. I ' 'L - duccd Ihe man-sized handker- tta,. for tl)(, tMae ,mtUr from called evidences of absolute MarV'S uathedrnl. Friday .ut 10 p. WKNVVTCIfKl'J, Wash.-(Special): chWf colors. Where does Pat- lh dllea now known as demen- lul deraliKement: but these pen.' ' i,,,,.iient will' be: in Ht. bai;- Tho hortlpultwul offices of Che- y wc.nc.t- Not oil, her sleeve, or .. ' ,.eo, H has been assert el pie are consldend by relatives us ,celnetery..at Salem; jrriday kiiiivkuii.. - i'uuniuaw even III' her front POejtei; uui 1'"!!,. ,,. ' cranny or ecremne. ill lie- Apple Forecast Reported Lower ESSEX COACH - -HUDSON COACH - Hudson Coach Special -Hudson Brougham - -Hudson 7-Passenger Sedan $695 $1095 $1150 $1395 $1495 All Prices F.O.B. Detroit, Plus War Excise Tax E. L. LEDBETTER Adams Ave. j i no I i""' an-1 counties, have Issued a re- , how die new era of iiiaseulln- ,,..i... i. ihni of. Jack l.lttle ' nggreKate they compos., un army. Mwd apple crop estimate, fore. ., . a neat ' cut bnck-pocket. I ,,,i. hi nnme. for Thev are the "near-praecoxes" and jrasung a yieia ot i.oui ram wi jtujt u.iow the (ert nip' or mmun iipplcs-lnstead-of 1S.-12 estimated )y tailored ' sport skirt. . . Just July. This Is a reduction of at 1 ji.-.m.' ti-iA) cars of 2U per cent, made following a - very check of every portion Karth Central Washington fruit tlislfirtpnn jt iioim..-"ia iii'.i"-"' It was Thomas Jeffecson and J. Farrell careful Mlu.donu,i mt after Ut) year of separation. Jefferson- H ft son Of the celebrated Josrpn jeriersoo. " ... ...... u..nnn,.i.1 Me lo. .-l oini .u. The drop In Ihe probable apple ..i..., ... t mw you. you were Bsipiiienis is iniraiwi i uportlng a eane." - , trlcl Hurliculturul Inspectors Geo, ...w,. i'Ve outgrown the onne." K. Harler and V. H. Plrman to Jefferson, "but I've auillrel XUH -eiufUt Tlpenlng of the later :crown; .They've gat some flaw v il letles mill the Innliillty of the tl1ip1niw , iB , t,ui King buslnesi. iTf-iiaT.i.nia w k.-i ' u' "' Man. I'v.l got ailurquolse naini v. before It fell lo the ,,.,. ,.., thn Bart of ii Fox production or hue tteei ground. MI HIC I IWJ,M THU DAKK. V.jil,ADJjl.PUIA'. (Al'). Music diu-k Is the Ideal for Uhig In Dm. rGuli.'r , ' Itichurd harry had movie a' vein' a ro he anld 1'nlversal h hda been powder expert for 16 fill Ihe ranks of that iinilealrulile years on fenture. films. His lat- hody known by various nanus est assignment Is with Buster K.'B- tramps, hoboes, chronic loufei-j, ton In making "The: General. often criminally Inclined. To i Little also had charge of the'e'et." this menace Is as real as It powder detail on ' 'The Big Par- ' Is - tragic,- - - udW..Jui has..aoma ' WhU.-at -OlJier dlaeos.'s have been cou Inch ot ea'th on seven different quered and there is every reusoil ocv-asions. " ' to hope Ihnl Willi on nrmy of i' am .... ... u s, illOIII llieh Ixopold Htokowskl, Inslru.v ,10l.elette which had been pul- l.ir ot the Philadelphia symphony.! n,i,e tn o. magazine; entitle! .(" .striving. He thinks that ellm-j.-rhe Dig Gun." I nlversal decided jlnutlun of visual dlslrqeilon would to niuke a war picture out' of I'. 5"V a great Improvement at con- He uas commissioned, to write' a SC 'rts and he appeal for help In new ft I vsi slory. was able to sell 'vising the method. the new story to Ihe same mngn zinc, a novel combining' the- two tiKNKKAI. HKLL ILL Uiories ui a publisher niul the clllCAiui. out. 2. irAH) Major ,.,..., riiihls again to I'nlver- :unsrul George Hell. II. a. A.. ra-:,,.lK ,u. Blut mgeii lo Cujlfornla (lied. Is crllUally III In n hotel here. .,, ,,,,,.. ii. morv. thers occil- Jle returned from California a week . lU,d Moulgomery -Klagk's I home (rue of cost, ufUT maklni; X . ,., ...... n.,hiiid behind a Conner T A il r rhuurr.ur to l. W. Griffith, who llOW 10 Uam 3 1 offered to drive Harry out- for ' ,T j n j nothing because he wanted to go I IlllllflS III .Ml ISaVS Ihne nimsm. Ail: lied Cross Drug Store or nil' ilruKlut for a box of McCoy's Cud l.lwr ll Compound Tablets. M'liey eon! but little, are sugar cout jr . I ami an pleasant to lake us cundy. 1' .skinny men and women take alteni to si illly put on plenty of 'Vd, iHiallhy. solid flesh, end for xi)h itirnsii ihey are an extremely jm. il that Ihln men and women tilleii lake on f. pounds or more in n il.iyi. As a mutter of fuel, all druMllitM are uullliirized to return your inoiiey If you dun't uike on G 'piitiuil In 30 days. t' 'nc thin woman gained Ki fiultn.ls In Hix weeks. , luslut on McCoy's, the original jBiul geaiiilieliU Uiblsuv 60 cents. Adv. One of the many queer Jobs' In TOMORROW Thor Washers $113.00 Tomorrow Only Get one for that washing. ; La Grande Electric Co. y Mum "Ererthlnf Etoctrtcal" i i i v i i r u .. i mm i'i j. i ;,F.N'ATOK H. J. TAYLOR Drinocrnilr ( umlhlaio for Join. SMintor I'miil UIji, 1'iilfiii. Morrttw t oiiiHiPH VOTK FOR Jlr- .1. Ta lr. riiinHiInt fr Hrnului. lUlh Sa-nulurliil lllMtrlrl f.xHrliltiK I Minima. I t'loii anil Morrow 4 uunllM. Iff wait rfrrlrtl to thin ofn fur irnti ano ntitl lian nTtl It" 'll-tt rlrt falflifullv. Hi- rfNlilfN mt IV mllr tuu, vtam M In tlln.u-l. Mior( ltlt bli nnrcntM lo laliriiriila In I MM. rtliirntrd In plH mrhavtlM, enmr l I malllla lounir -7 yvmm om Han lMn a farmrr rcr itlncr, IM lurtce hniC rami, nn Nfho'il ill rx'etur lhlrl' y-arn. vtty cimnrllnian cl I'rndli'toii fli nra, h-iw Im-pii Ulrrrtui In liihinrf l-:nirlri' limifc rfr nlnrv Ita orwanlxatlun. In n inrmbrr or HII-, W. 1. V ., anil I. 11. O. K. wa. I.ranil Maaift I. u. "H-J and llll irand Hrpn-wiHaMiP. Il I mtrf llilAt ! mrln III" ft (It yrar a" 'I'rualrv vt I. O. O. K. Momr at rorllnnd. II Im riairrmi If f'frlril. Iir will, d ii rln K hU irrni l oirirr. fallhrully nnd hunraill fulfill hi" official Jullr" with Ihi- lrii"C im"IIiI' -lirimr lo la atn. Mr fara a t-raaonMblf and Jl Income ". nor mal sichoul In K. ., the completion or all "talc hlBhwnj" nail retirement t bond" aa tli ninlurei iirouer IrnUlatlvn for protection or labor. abollMliinenl r iinelei" eoninil""lon", veiluccd llecnwe fee" for ued aulo niobllr". He linn no pel lit II, no iirUatr or "ecret Intercut to "erc, and MtaniU on III" record n Senator tur lt.1 and Httft e"lon of the liCKUlnllve 4iemhl. Waia inem i.r r the WniN anil Mtan C'omiMlt- IIJMUMJU.UO br hi lnr efenw mt the rlaht" of the people. Mi" ae- M,e a!.werUl?altr l hi. c..n"tit.et" won him the. irallun rii hU felUw nrMlrn. Vmtr4 io u the Oeiml" rroliillon. fa Id A H. J. Taylor ,f i f i .-, '. ' ' J . . .1' : ' Jfe' Ht v . ' fM- ::i?-A' -. ' ' .5 ..J,,.? i. 'ft j..-'!! a -tP Ire r Ike araale, sad was (antra mental In nntinK me Th. Lnlt.rslty ot ClncMnaU has a !ruk aaslust iiuilmi parkiiui m K-sr, un Ihe eampu, Bui sWll Brui man a freshman, old a anyway h.Vvniana Vlgtunca CMml(M4 numara kw U waak hat va.. Ui i "d ihera Taia abasia he aolag a. ELECTION RETURNS BY RADIO Have us supply you w-ith New Batteries and pep up your tulies and have your radio in the !est of condition to get the Election Returns Tuesday night. Also The Queen of Roumahia Talks Over Radio Election Night We Will Receive The Election Returns on a Heacock Special Six RECEIVER These receivers are wonderfully loud and clear. We have erected an aerial at HEASTY'S SERVICE STATION If vou do not own a receiver ll'STEN TO A HEACOCK HEACOCK RADIO SERVICE Next to Star Theatre . Adama Ave. Phone 399-U Do you want to pay two taxes for your smokes? You are still paying enormous war taxes to the United States Govern-ment-Now the state wants TO TAX YOU AGAIN! . The U. S. Government gets 6c every time you buy 20 cigarettes. NOW the STATE WANTS to TAX you 2 to 3c MORE! EIGHTEEN CENTS goes to the Federal Government for every pound of your tobacco. Now the State proposes to add about 9 cents EXTRA! IT MEANS THAT YOU WILL HAVE TO PAY FROM TEN TO FIF TEEN PER CENT MORE FOR YOUR SMOKES! It means that you will have to pay a SPECIAL TAX for the PRIVILEGE OF SMOKING! It means an additional horde of revenue col lectors whose salaries YOU have to pay. It means that this is the beginning of a system of STATE NUISANCE TAESnext cigars, then gum, candy, theatre tickets, cosmetics, all for you to pay! - ... Is it fair to single you out to pay a special tax just because you enjoy a smoke? Vote NO! On the and Tobacco Cigarette Tax VOTE 323-X No THE IMPERIAL Jesse Tryon CLUB BILLIARD PARLOR F. A. Ware , THE HOME PLATE .," Mclnnis & Johnson PASTIME TOOL HALL John L. Eggers BOSTON SHINING PARLOR Patris & Bouras DUFFEY'S CONFECTIONERY Mrs. C. E. Duffey