La Grande evening observer., October 11, 1927, Image 2

''1
Tuesday, October 11, 1027
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
1 -
...
,
Fine Quality
MB
At Attractive
Prices
HILL'S
DEPENDABLE
QUALITY
DEPENDABLE
VALUES
MAROON ELEVEN
DEFEATS JOSEPH
BREAKS CHANNEL
SWIMMING RECORD
Miss Mona McLellan, Lon- tou''h"ow"- ,''
et v ' nI iiofflwr nil Attm nwJ" n .....
'in Water 13 Hours -
FOLKESTONE. Kmrland, Oct.
31' (AT') Gertrude Kderle'H record
ffhunnel swim of 14 hours iiml III
niinutci? was bettered today by
Miftn Mono, 'McLcllun, f sLondou'ri
"mystery Bwlnimc'r" whb lumlod ut
'Polkostone At S;(10 o'clock thlu
morning- after Hwinuirlnff from
;. iVrupft Oris Ns In 13 hour and, JO
; llllllUt('8.
Mlits .McOlellun, tho fourth wo
M mail lo hwIui the. rhunnel, wulked
t ntiliuri! ut, FolkHHlono bench at 8:62
o'clock this morning and collapacd.
, She. wns Immcd-futely curried to
the Hulling si nark which occom-
piiniod hur during the swim and
v- wns taken lo Hythe, whore Hint hurt
.,. beed In training. .
si' Only tho people accompanying
A .." ,TIkh McLcllun In I ho fishing 8 murk.
v knew sho hurt jrturted., 'I' ho ehun
0 ' iii-l Wils calm throughout the night
' liiit very cold and a Bllff nortliweHt
wind Hprung up during tho parly
'hours,
f. Mite MeLellan, whose real nnnto
f) Dorothy Cochrane. Logun, pruc
Uolng physician of Hurley Htrect,
..London, entered tho water ut f'upit
( 'i.iriH Ni yoHtcrduy ut 7:40 p. in.
Hho was the aeeond woinun lo
conquer tin , English chunnel In
n rent day, ma kin if the. awlm on
lie i fifth attempt only a few duyn
ufter Mercedes Oleltz. London
lyplfll. hud succeeded In making
Hie croiHlpir, afler repealed full-
Score 31 to 0 with Second
Sti'ing Players in Part
of the Contest
UNION, Ore., Oct. It (fipeclul)
After Buffering ilef cut ut the
JiuntlH or tho Hereford hoys In their
firm game of the wunon, Union
high'H football eleven cum buck
hi rung In the encounter with tho
JoMfph lineup on the local ground
Huturday afternoon, defeating thn
visitor to I he score, of 31 to U. At
no time In the. game wuh the Jo
Keph team clone to the gout line. j
Joneph opened the gutne by
kicking und I'nlon linmedlulely i
began HiiiiiHiilng her way ucroHH the
field mainly by line btickHjind and
rmiH. Within li-n jiilnulcH Union'
hurt forced It h way uerosH the goal
(Inn for a touchdown. JoHeph had
the ball about two ntintitejt of tlm
f I rat (i u a rte r and a f t - r t r v I n a a
paw wuh twice downed behind tlmj
line, IohIiik tn yard In the two iit
tmnplH to buck. Another kIx points
secured In the quarter Kve Union
a good leud, Glenn Miller currying
thi bull buck L'u yurdH after Jo
Heph kicked, JJelup cutehlntr u ttniK
, puHft, und muklng unother ten yurdH
jbefore he wa Htopped,. and Miller
uiiiklnK u. wide end run to another
ThlH Hecond hIx potnlH
iiiiiii'l) quicker than
the Tlrnt one. In the Hecoinl the
.Murooh and White forced Its way
.ucroKH two-thirdft of (he field und
ho on U'bb'rt another touchdown lo
the score. The n-inaliub'r of thlfl
quarter resulted In very Utile art
vuntUKe to either team. 1
. In the second half f'oaeli C'obiirn
begun Hem! In In cond' utrliiK
men und It wuh at thin time thu.1
.oHeph mado her main yardage.
Hhe .wuh rapidly muklng lir wuy
ucrOKH the field when the bull wuh
snupped buck too high' for the. Jo-'
aeph player to catch II. ami .Union
pounced on It Tl yiirrtH behrnd (lit1
line of Hcrlmmuge. 'Hoon 'tnlon
was romping uwuy to the; goal
line, but were culled back on ac
count of ofi'Hlde penalty. Amrthcr
long end run carried the. ball uci-ohm
und thltt time the locul tearn se
cured thn extra point, connfrtlng
with a puhk. During t he ! third
quarter Coburn sent rnoHt or tho
regulurs buck for a few niJnnieH
play, but thin wuh afler the lighter
line hud forced lis wuy ucroan tho
goal line for a fifth core.; The
Una) H(!ore wuh Union 31, Joseph 0,
Tho Wallowa county , boyu were
game pluyern und good sportWnon,
.battling through a lout, giune but
playing conalntently to the final
whlHlle. ' v-
' Th coach of the 'Haines high
Kcliool ri'ferend'und lilH work wmh
very HiitlHfuctory to botli1 ' team.
Next Huturday the Union eleven
will meet tho Norlh Powder team
on the Intter'H ground. '
8000-MILE 'HITCH"
r
41 if
-
un wcc-its
(SKA, New York If u mitt.)
Champ of ull hltch-hlkera 1h '
luwreic Kahn, 10, of Hrouk-
lyn, N. Y who euvered flu fid
mile?. In ten weekH. Me went
aerouM the continent und back
on only I JO! The map shown
IiIh route. .,... !
1 1 Football Rules
Discussion Will ''
Be Held Oct. 12
i . ; '.IIMMY AM) 1111,1, ' '
.Ni:V yilUK Thoy OHllcd May
or Wullier, or Nmv York, Jimmy In
l(iilni: In JS''v yorli hu rails Onir
w'MlMiniMttrcqitl Hill, "Jfm'n wi'l-,
' lr i,Mii,,. Illli; o larKi'Dt JUilluu
. " ftHy n. tlm WopI(J,"j'u. tlm ofd
,.t 'tllil tTlnoinn Ml rtly hull. ,
''j ". has riFiii. iAi'(;in:i
'tij, NlifW. yoKK ICiIiIIh. .Cunlor'H
( jF'nnlli'H lii ' ddintr IiIh muff Tor Mr.
ij5 1 y.lfli'lil Iiiivc limm Iuikit .tliun
I 'liHual. lie's .llju only black fuci
i Vcniicilliiii who In tlm rullicr of n.vn
1 -flflrlH. ' 'J'hc rirtli liui Juki urrivi-il.
Boxer Stabbed in
, 'Kentucky Qhase
An ' lowu. limn, . Mius ' hwn
In tO'o rt-ponl uttiMiiniM to
Klrls 01 Ull mid r,H. Miiyhi-
lilil'ii Imslirul. '
j Slurry
i The Wcoml iierinon In a serleii on
ij 4he Hiiliject oC prayer will be given
jir. Copeluml. . , Adv.
: COVINOTON, Ky., Oct. 11 ,(AV)
Joe Andernon, middleweight
boxer, wuh slabbed below- the heart
hertt today when trying to capture
u. negro inototiHl who fled after a
collision with a fire department
truck. Anderson's condition wan
I reported crltlcul. JIIh alleged uh-
nullant, wlio registered uh Herbert
DuvlH, Danville, Ky., wuh held on
a charge of nutting with Intent to
kill and n'klesH driving. , ,
Anderuon recently fought Tiger
Flowers In New Vork und wuh
booked for several more Important
bouts In the next two iiiontha
'The miggentlon lias been made
that It would be a good Ided for all
school people, officials, wotild-bo
officials, und friends of the foot
ball game, to meet for an Informal
diKcuHsion of football' rules, cthlfs,
etc.. same evening, according to K.
D. 'fowler, principal of the locul
high school.
Acting upon this suggest lon, Mr.
Towler has forwarded Invltullons
lo tin various high iiehools of Un
ion, Wullowu and Huker counties,
slating I hut I. a Crunde peuple
think that Wednesday, Del. 12 at
7:3it o'clock In the high school j
huilding would bo I he best time to
hold sueli a meeting.. ' , .-
It Is expected that unite a num
ber of oiu-of-toun school men and
officials will be in atlenrtuncc.
Htudents ut n Mltwaurl coljege,
have presented school authorities
lih a petition asking lliuf an
afternoon nap be made part of the
(conr.se. I'robably. they just want
it tnnde offlclul.
Ml 'STAC HI K IN UOl'ItT
NKW VOHk Murray Hrcnner
raised a moustache and got fat lo
please his riuncee, he testified to a
jury, ami the Jury decided thut
Miss I'YunclH C. Herge who broke
their engageinenl, iiiiihI return a
ll.iioo diamond. -
Hj Pbiii j
yW good :J
iM cigar 1
COLONIAL
The Kamlly Kntprtuintimnt
Y our Last Chance
to see this great
picture
Last Time Today
10c and 25c
HuruuTUf nciun inc. iuww umwi muuf
4i
RODll A
D0I0RB
An Edui'n Carn. Produclioti
Undid ArlliK Piciurs
A Picture That Throb
To The Heart-Beat
of Humanity
You'll 6nd drama of coo
:raat van at tht plalna,
iwoplng aa a now
form In thla famoua
romance of a Girl of I ha
Soil and a Princt of tha
Blood. Of how, In tha
aotrow ha brought bar,
ba found hla aouL
I A Sea thla graat drama todayl'
1 " I I I l I P
' Now-The Biggest
TTh'
irMpmograpjni
Of The Year
Responding to the great demand for a high quality Phono
graph with greater volume, more natural reproduction and
yet within a moderate price, we are presenting the new
Artophone a high grade instrument that takes its plac
among the leaders. As a member of "Western Buyers," a
huge consolidation of stores with tremendous purchasing
power, we are enabled to offer the Artophone at the lowest
ft
$2HSM
carload price possible! Note the extraordinary 'low termy
which, however, prevail during this week only. Here is in
deed, a rare opportunity to get your Console or Upright Cab
inet Phonograph without the least strain on the family bud
get. We will gladly demonstrate the new Artophone to you
and show its many distinguished qualities. .
The Artophone Phonograph '
WITH FOUR VICTOR RECORDS
Visualize this 'magnificent Artophone Conservatory Ccnsole',,
in your home! It is finished in beautifully blended AVa'nut
and will greatly add to your home surroundings. , The Arto
.nhone has for years been distinguished for its wonderful
tone reproduction and outstanding beauty of its cabinet de- A
dsn. It plays all records with a delightful sprighllineBS and
verve, embracing the entire musical register, (he entire chro
matic scale with a reproduction of color tones that will bring
pleasure to the whole lamily.
Don't miss our introductory
low term offer, for this week
only. Included are also four
Orthophonic Victor Records,
all COMPLETE,...
YOUR CHOICE OF BEAUTIFUL
CONSOLE OR ATTRACTIVE
CABINET DESIGN AS SHOWN
l-75fEEMJ
THESE SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY TERMS
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
Select Your Artophone Now for Future Delivery
ALL ORTHOPHONIC VICTR0LAS REDUCED
Portable Victrola '.
Hi'Killnr irliv $2.1.00. In-'
rlinhil nn' four OrfltoplMmk'
Ictill- Itrcoi-iLv. I CoilipU'lo
Now Only $22.50
SAVE 21.50
on this Combination
Orthophonic Victrola, Model
Four-Seven. Standard price
125.00. Kecord stops auto
matically. Motor runs ten
minutes without rewinding.
Complete with twelve Or
thophonic Victor Records.
NOW $112.50
SAVE 27.25
on this Combination
Orthophonic Victrola, Model
Four-Four. Standard price
160.00. Record stops auto
matically without preset
tin?;. Capacity 60 records.
Complete with 15 Ortho
phonic Victor records.
SAVE 38.50
on this Combination
Orthophonic Victrola, Model
Eigh-Four. Spring motor
runs twenty minutes with
out rewinding. Complete
with twenty Orthophonic
Victor records. Standard
price 235.00.
NOW $210.00.
All Victor
Orthophonic
Records
Reduced to
.mi iti'i siiii nil
i Itec.nils
'l0r -Off
BR FUBNIT
fTmTT
INC.
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
A A fctK A n A gft
Vr.rKSIAY'S VIHXiHAMS
The National UroadcuihiK com
pany proRrum for Wednesday nlgttt
from 9 to it will bo "The Sire de
Muletrolt'n Imor." by Hobert IjouIs
Stevenwon, brtdcit over KOO,
KKI. KVO, KUW, KO.MO, KItQ.
KKOA.
KKI !vi An (tele H6l.tm-S4n
ke), 6:30, hiirmony duels; T;S0.
crime talk: It, progmm; Jo, tenor.
KOO Oakland 8M.4m-?$nkc),
t:30. weather; :S&, furm program;
10 to 12, dunce orcheetra.
KKKC- San Franolsro (4i!.am
71ukc), il:4o, organ recital; 7, ath
letic review; S to 9, program; in
to 11, dance orcbeirtra.
KKKC Ben Frtnclneo (4&4.9ro
6(0kc)( t:iOt prnRTtm; I to I, or
chestra program; 9 to 19, eneerr
hie. soloists; 10 to 1?, dance or
chestra .
KOMO Seattle (3n0m-DSrtl;c).
ii: 1 &, concert orchesirn; 10 to lrt:3U,
muHlcul iiroHiam; 1 0:30. new;
10:45 to ll':30, ntusicul program.
KKX INirtlrtnd 2a9.9m-12:0
kc), i:30, news. .nportM, markets; 7
to 8. concert trio; 8 to 9. Mudio iro
tfram; 19, weather, time sdsnuK
KJH Seattle (34S.Bm-8i;0kc).
6:3, junior hour; V lo 7 : 4 T, studio
progrutn; 7:45 to 8. hook reviews;
8 to :30, midio promam; 8:30,
plrla' quartet; 9 to 1ft, concert or
chestra; 10 to 12, dance music.
ALICEL TERSONALS
AUOKL Special )-nilhert Mln
thorn and family have moved here
from I'emlleton to pick up pot at nee
for Kirk Will. There are nlso sev
eral tepeep nt the Wills ranch.
Ml fa Kva !e!hetter, who in teach
Ins In the high whool at Mowy
Kock, Waxn., haa been on the sick
litt for a few day.
Jeanne Mathevm, of Baker, haa
heen spending a few d.tys with
relatives.
li mar Westenskow, of Imhlr,
has a crew of apple pickers work
ik In the Oliver orchard at Alictl.
Sarah Williamson, of Iji flrnnde.
spent Saturday nl(-'ht with Mrs. Carl
Fuller.
Itouth McKennon began work
last week on a Inrjie cellar 100 fp?t
oric and 30 feet wide in which he
expects to store 7000 sacks of po
tatoes. A. L. Taylor haa nhout recovered
from his recent Illness
Mrs, J. I. Kuhn will begin plrk
InK upplea this week for Date
Conklln.
Itciuih McKennon and W. R. Ted
better are petting ready to di
their potato crop this week.
Mrs. M. A. Brown Is 111 this week
of a nervous hreakdnwn. 1
Hay Led better and family, of I .a
flrunde. were visitors at the W. It.
Led better home Sunday.
C. W. Nessly Was
Born Here Early
In Year of 1863
SEATTLK. Wash.. Oct. 11 (Spc
clul) rhnrlt-s W. NYnaiy died nt.
his home ut llerrydule, In thin
counly. Wdn.lay nlht. Oct. 5.
att-r a krhc Illness resulted rrom
a anvere at t nek of influenza last
rprlntc. lie had been confined to
. ... wmi- .i. i hp uinerni
I waa held at. Kent, Friday after-
noon, and waa lano-Iy attended.
i The body whs crentuted.
A priw ,ha bn offered for
modern rotttpomra to finish Schu
bert s l unnished jstnphony. utvf
the ewtirnment to some jo a writ
era. They'll finish It.
Mr. Niumly wna a vativf west- I
J ernT. havlnjr Iw-en born In I .a
Lj Grand Ore.. Jn 1SCS, belni: the
ouii wi .hi . hum .'lira. .Il!l-Bi ni'nwy
cue -cf Iho parliest familiea to
s-'ttle in the Grande Hondo valhy.
He was married there, to Cora J.
Hunt, m 1831, hut h.l lived in j
laniiuiKiuii iur uuoiii jo years, tie
was the youngest of a luriro fam
ily and wan the only one born af
ter hi parents settled In the
Grande Honde valley In 1 512, his
father having jrlvrn up 320 acres
of land where Portland now sjnds.
lo emlsnite to the Grando Itondn
valley after deciding thero wonld
never be u future to tho wet W1I
lametlt valley.
Mr. Nessly leaves Ms widoi'. two
r a, I -eo a n d We ey . I iot h of
whom were born In La Gnuide,
four KrandsonK, 'three brothers,
l-'runk, of Itorryflnle; John nl
Homer, of Spokane: nnd one sis
ter. Mi'H. Mary llcckwlth.. of f'Kl
Iforuia. Mr. N asly hud the unique:
distinction, for t far west, of hav
livt been horn, reared und married
in the same house, the old Nessly
hoin stead about one and a half
miles from I.a Grande. Mrs. fcd
Fcktey. or I.a Grande is n. niitce
of Mr. N9rly and tho only one of
the Ner.i'y family now living thuTo.
Carboil draws out the core .
sdsivrsoiiick relief
CARBOIL :
CCNtROUS sot eox
At All Dtuli,ti Mom, bxk Oi.nnui