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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Monday. October 31, 1927.
(lllronmrntdl)
An InflciH'ucleiit NcwHuicr '
, FRANK I). AI'l'LEBY Editor Olid I'ubllsher
JIARVEY F. MATTHEWS Bulness Jlanuser
PulillHhed evenings, except Sunday, at UK,, Adams Avenue,
La Grande, OreKon. The Observer-Star publlnhed every Friday.
Entered at the Poatoffice at La Grande, Oregon, an Second
- Claaa Mall Matter under act of March 2, 1879.
OFFICIAL PAI'IOR OF UNION COUNTY AND THE
CITY OF LA GRANDE
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reserved.
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TUB ETERNAL ONE Before the mountains were brought
forth, or over thou hadnt formed the earth and the world, even
from overlautlui; to cverlustini,', Thou urt Uod. Psalm 110:2.
Fall's stock seems to lc falling, all right.
f Then again, maybe a lot of those people who are ready
4 1 4I, r.' 1 : ii . . . !
u ruiu uais signi. unseen wouiun t Know mucn
inore alxiut 'em if they looked 'cm over.
i: You can't be quite sure about international athletic con
,tests promoting world peace. Some nation would always be
'complaining that when the other nation's champion was down,
lie got too long a count.
SPORT NEWS! mMMrm
CALIFORNIA OUT
OF COAST RACE
Four Teams Remain Un
defeated Cards Play
Huskies Saturday
PACIFIC COAST STANDINGS
W. I.
Washington ... 2 0
Stanford 2 0 I
Southern California ....2 0 1
Idaho 1 0 1
California 1 1 0
Otvjron Aj?k1ch 1 2 0
Washington Stuto 1 2 0
Ormron 0 2 1
Montana 0 3 0
This Wink's feiiiiliilo
T. I'ct.
0 l.otio
1.000
1.000
Missouri Rally
Successful 'And
Hanley Is Beaten
KANSAH flTY. Mo., Opt. 31
(Ai') In Htrikinir con t taut to the
unmerciful riruliitlnfr -they took
lu.st week on a 'JVxaa frridlron from
Homncrn Mitiorjirt untviirslty. tho
I nivcrsity of Missouri Tigon rose'
to thotr rrnU'Ht moment of tri-!
utnph ycMttinJay on the Rhoroti of
Jjnko Mlrhlxun to defeat North-
WPHtCl'll 33 to lit.
I 1 MIT l"DII JT I "lul ft (U ' III-
i.utiu vor WttHi lioui'VPl'
.333
.333
.000
Mo
Stanford
Heattle. ,
Irhiho vs.
Francisco.
Montana
Berkeley.
vs. Washington, at
St. Mary's at Sun
vs. California, ai
I'OItThANR On.. Oct. 31 (Spe
cial) Iiiiii-r.-itti fooLball tt-aniH
In tho I n c I f 1 c roust co n f f n n ve
narrowed down to four um tho r
sult of Saturday's conflicts. Cal
ifornia's Golden Hears was stam
peded by 1'mverslty of Southern
California' Thundering1 Herd, vir
tually ellmjlnatlnfr the Bruin eleven
from the championship nice. The
Trojans. Stanford. WashiiiKlon and
Idaho will have, olean slates, al
though the first two have a tic
vor was, however, no more sur
prising than was Nebraska's great
demonstration of power In sweep
ing tho orangu of Spraciisc before
tt to a 21-to-O victory at Mncoln.
The scarlet-Jerscyed athletes of
the prairie etute smothered the
eastern passing attack.
The Oklahoma Aggies turned
bock tho undefeated Creighlon
Uluejays 18 to 6 on tho Stillwater,
Ok la., gridiron.
Inside sthe valley a rejuvenated
Kansas eleven came tearing in j
from behind the closing1 moments i
of the game to defeat Drake 7 to j
6, thus ousting" tho Jowans from
tho undefeated list. Iowa State
came lashing in with a second per
iod snoring attack that brought
a 12-to-7 defeat to the Kansas
Agfflc& '
Oklahomn and Washington both
figured in tie -games with lesser
schools. Washington was tied 6-to-6
by Westminster college, while
! Oklahoma was heJd even by the
I Central State Teachers of OJila-
THE OPEN
COURT
CORRESPONDENTS MUST
ft IB MIT THEIR NAMK8TO
VHB KDITOR IP THE? DE.
SIRE LETTERS PRINTED.
I-a Grande, Ore., Oct. 26, 1'J'JT
La Grande Kvenlng Oierver
La Grande, Oregon.
Dear Sir:
A few days ago I noticed an edi
torial In your paper in regard to
changing license fees on automo
biles from the present rate or
MEW BUTTONIERS ARE HERE
For your selection in all colors. . : . .
Of silk and leather.
40c to $1.25
N. K. West & Co. Inc.
La Grande's Leading Store
for Over 25 Years
PAYS HIS IlliT
OMAHA A bet is a bet but $L'5
system to a Date rule of suy $3.00 Is one fourth of $100, especially to
license pep car. ,one with modest pay. C. D. Vienot,
You seem to bo strongly opposed lper carrier, plcke Dempsey to
to the change, one reason given beat Tunney on an agreement to
was It would muko taxes on prop
erty much higher and another rea
son it would en Khar ra ss the pres
ent road building and improve
ment program we are now fol
lowing. I fall to see where it need trt do
either. Now If wo charge $3,00
pay $25 or jump irom an uirpuine
If his favorite lost. Never having
been lip before he rose, came down
in a parachute more than 2000 feet
and enjoyed It.
I look f iwe III' Von roam th
American continent tvr a nmcli
Songrr Hrlotl than th buffalo en
joyed, iVr It wuz e'tiniiintctl tvr
its hide. Why don't oratorical
whools teach 'era how long V
speak?
Mii.ii.i- iiiium 'I u UHiiiiinu Llli'lli. I ("ill Til I WJIIH I fill' 111 IS OI 'I'l "l-'KIl A Vi IIU'JI1IU
Tim Tmhin.lt..nr inun.. nl I Am I !,.,..( 1 i ti lJ.tfMM I KUUIUMh
mleH drew a record uttendanco off Mnrn.t.'itn'K irnl.l nvHlnnnhn at I T,!B National Broadcasting com
86,000 persons. The outcome was ; lnt found a foe to avalanche on i ?a"y nroS"m r Tuesday nighi
Homethlnf of an upset as Callfor-und the landslide burled GrlnnclH ,d" 10 3' lean in,
nia went Into the fracas a slight! 31 to 0. (bridge; 9 to 10, Kveready orches-
n-., in m 11, 1 lie vajiawnas.
favorite. It was another case of. It was a field day for tho Mil-1
100 mucn urury ror Troys stellar j wnukee t-oin. 44 men or four. Full
qimrtf.rlMick and captain, account- teams, practicing up on tho luck
ed for 206 of tho Trojan's 371 less valley opponent.
yards gained. Ho look part In
nearly every play, offensive and) CIIICAOO, Oct. 31 (AD Illin
dofensive. ami turned In one of ol' smashing football squad lends
the. best gridiron performances of; the Western conference this week.
( Yich zuppkes men, who scored
their second surprise victory of tho I
Ills career.
HuMklcs Faf Dig Ta-k
Washington played outside tho
conference, rolling up a one-sided
kto I'm against Whitman In their
annual claim. Consequently tho
season by breaking Michigan's long
winning streak, 14 to 0 yesterday,
have not been defeated or tied.
Minnesota, like Illinois, has two
conference victories, but has a tie
sco 1-0 with Indiana. These two ap
mat Yakima apple pie that weighed more than a ton
and required a specially constructed oven and a -derrick for Hl,akl,H remain on top of the con-
.... . . . . . ferenen nljimltiimt ullli i-n v t
Handling-, was to OC Consumed by ZWm school Children. And lories, no tlen iul no di-Oata. Tho inrnHy nn h-'l to bultlp for tho
Heavy pie isn't so indigcntible' l,uall1'8 no"' lmv" " woi-Iihk Ten footimii championship.
1 Imr total of 2fi4 polntH, cmmtinK a I
' ! nnlr of nrnrtlcA irtLiiii'ft with tin.'
. . z jr. 8. S. Iihiho whlKll Wnshlinrton
1 won 27-0 and 4S-. iiaohn.w
probably they'll ull survive.
aa heavy cake.
reason!.
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FOOTBALL
deaths, than births. "Race suicide" in the ordinary sense is.
not responsible.. -There is no wave of "birth control" operat
ing in Spam to keep down the population. On th,e, .contrary,'
Spam is said to show greater fecundity than any other "cul
tured country" in Europe. Of 100 niothei-s taken at random'
lit!
yam 13 wuuiui iiuuui, iiur V1UU SUILISUCS, aim Willi gOOd, poworful crew, howevrr. hnvn a.
Dunnir the last three voiun l.hnrp h:ivn lpn mnio rl nHslKnni.'iit on tllr hands
in At, rxiiuiuiiy vviivii in.-, ,iliiKii- Ml,,!, Sl lllHl
lh 1'op WurmT's voniinK Card- i.,.n,li,.ton o. Th.. Dalles 13.
Illal"- italicr 31,- J-a Orumlu (i. ,
wurniM', toxy na uhiuit, Kurtwru
Hirluuu Jti'ti h'vHifiUt.-HbrlHfro.n iriv ' ' l'ucirlc 'ast'
stltuti'H nniln.it thu On-Ron Wi-I- OonzJifra. 0. Ht. Mary's 1 2. ,
foots at I'alo Altio and won with r,Kn fi'f.shnicn 14, Wualiihif-
t'MmiMi rut lvi nfiM,. t'l-ll ftn.t'nii ..... r.-., U. fi
irom all uie pravuices, 28 tcstilicd that they had borne from mm has to bn-ak into tim i-onri-r-i Kn.Hnn wnto coiii-.w o. st. iu-
eieht to 20 children IJut of these 100 mnthprs' nffsnrino- "Ka"' '"vf! " imtlim 6.
iigllt to ai UII1U1LII. JHIt Ol tnese lUU motneis OHSpiing ,,, rovi0iiKly hy Idaho nml o,VKO Amirs 13, Wa.-ihltit-lon
' less than half reached the ago of seven. The child mortality, California. Tin- VumiaiB were mi ' statu c.
vulo io l,n hwrhouf .,l,i:..t,,l M,,.,.. I..,!: u : l I last , Bi tllriK ready for tlwtr Wajihlnirlon Plato fr.'slinun 68
, ,.. j .n.uv.v i a omuuv- imurton ir St. Miti'y's tamp Kat-
ful and impious thing deiilerately to limit the birth rate.i riy in a non.i-onr..nn tut.
Othem will say the death rate is a better testhat it isj ThAonnrKJ"..VaV;:."V.n
far worse to bear children and let them die. Few children' thoir rirst two uonfiTpm-p. starts,
are usually tetter cared for than many. The modem idea rri-alT .t" wLhTn'S
rmong intelliLrcnt people seems to be that there should be as -owir at fon-uiis. n to .
jmany children as their parents can care for properly with a ri!:;;iBuZ,,c;ran,":,;V,;;r!;': j
lair opportunity in Hie. lhat miirht mean one or a dozen. ik hotter iaii-hawiu than the
according to parentage and circumstances. Spain has a
lUmintana, f rrshniPii 0. , f ,
Hi-nrnnl 1 !. Orcon 0.
CoIIckg of i'litfct Souml G. Col-
unilla 0.
KKI I.os Angeles (4H8.5IU-640-
kc) 7. trio; 7:-i5, program; 8, piano j
rcciuii.
KGO Oakland (3 84.4m-780kc)
6:fG. utilily: 8. program.
KI'O San, Kranciseo (422. 3m
7 1 n lie ) 6 : 8 0, orchestra; 8, organ
recital.
KKOA Seattle (447.5m-G70-kc)
6:30. concert trio; 7:30,
movie cliih: R:15. theater act.
KGW Portland ( 4'J 1 m-6 1 afcc)
fi to 7. dinner concert; 7. business
talk; 7:1", utility; 7:30. thrift talk;
7:45, look chut; 8. program.
KKliO San Kranciseo (454.3m
GfJOke) G:30, program; 6:50, in
vest ntent talk; 7. program; 8 to !1.
serenadcrs; 9 to 11, aim I versary
program; II, pkiniat; 11:15 to 12,
year after carnival.
KOMO Seattle (SOfim-ItSOkc) 6
news, sports; G:15, concert orches
tra. 11, Into news; 11:15 to 12:30,
dance orchcHtra,
KJU Hca.il In (348.6ni-8fiOke)
G;30. junior hour: 7 to 10, Wudlo
urogram; 10 to 12, dance orches
tra. " '
- KEX r'orthind r23!).9m-t250-kc
6:80, utility; 7 to 8. concert
trio; 8, trio: 9 to 10. studio pro
gram: 111 to 12. dance music.
K 1 1 Q Spok lino 3 70. 2 m - 8 1 0 kc )
fi to 7:15, orchestra; 11 to 12, or
chestra.
Al TiKillAPIIS FOOTBALL
AVASHIN'CTOX Thoiiuh Mr.
for each license the face will am- coolldne may not choose to have
viy uute care or on .expense i nls nal kicked around, his foothali
making and distributing license w.m be He has autographed a hall
plates. Then we Immediately fix fop tItie fn n Army-Navy game at
a tax (say 2 cents a gallon) on Berkeley, Cal.
gasoline thereby getting the rev- '
enue we should have gotten out I
of the license In the first place MpnBMBnaafjBMi
with the advantage of paying a
few cents at a time. This Is fair
and just because It allows you to
pay in proportion to your finan
cial ability. Jf I buy a license for
my car and can run 5000 miles la
a year and my neighbor can buy
a license at- the name figure but
is able to run 50,000 miles, still
I must build as much road as he
under the present system.
Again many tourists leavp our
state within 90 days who would
have stayed longer had we a dif
ferent system of getting revenue
for rood building. Also these
same tout-tats would help us pay
our road tax (and not kick about
it) If we had a small tax on gas
for this purpose.
G. K. WAbKICK.
Wm. Fenn 5 crnt A Good Cigar
j j
. i
Wm. Pcnn 5 cents A Good CIt;or
Across from Bohnenkantp'a
BOYS' WEAR
09c,
.... :i.8
79c, Hllo-'
.: 7ci
Puys" All-Wool Mazers - ........
. Hoys' Underwear, size 4 to 10 , '..
Hoys' Jlonor-Uric!H Dress Shirts :
All siKes variety . of patterns. t . ;
Hoys' Amoskeug Chamhray Shirts ..'...( 09c
All sizes grey and blue colors. , v i .
Hoys' Overalls, size 4 to 10 7cj 10 to 16 ......:....;x.:. site
Hoys' Flannel Shirts (plain and phild'colors) l.4
Pull-over ami Uutton Sweaters OHv to $2.W
Kcrious problem to solve.
A THOUSAND HANK ACCOUNTS
Far from pulling nil his eggs into one basket, Taul Mon
roc of Dululh has put his into so many different places that
the marvel is he can remember where every nest egg is.
When ho was 20 years old, just four years ago, this young
man conceived the bright idea of starting 1000 different bank
accounts in as many American cities. The other day he open
ed account number 700 in Racine, Wis. lie has washed dishes
in restaurants, pitched hay, heaved coal, dug ditches and
done housework. When he gets an extra dollar he goes to
the nearest bank, opens his savings account, pockets the bank
book and departs for another community. In this strange
pursuit he has traveled through 31 states. His transporta
tion costs little because he is able to get so many free rides
.with generous motorists, lie carries a suitcase probably
filled with bank books.
; When lie gets his thousand one-dollar accounts, lie plans
to settle down and go to work in earnest. Then he will keep
all the accounhts active by mailing additional money to the
banks as fast as he earns and can save it. Eventually he
expects to have enough capital to go into some sort of busi
ness for himself.
It is a novel itloa, ull right, Init liaully a wise one fin gen
eral adoption, lie might get his first $1000 a little sooner
and that useful capital acquired just as safely if he stayed in
one place, long enough to make good in any single job, get pro
moted and have his wages increased. Under his system he
h forever starting at the bottom of the ladder.
fougnra. Uncovered fumbles re
sulted In all thrco touchdown-i
urailo In the game. Ne.it her t he
AKgJcs nor Cougars play this week,
ns they will both be busy prepar
ing for their annual "big" games.
The Agtfics meet Oregon ill the
Webfoot's homecoming feature tit
Kugene on Armistice day. The
Cougars and Idaho cltixh at Pull
man the wimp day In what will be
homecnnlng for both Washington
Stale and Idaho.
Montana journey to Berkeley
this week for a workout with Cal
ifornia In l conference g.une. The
Grizzles were Idle hi.st week, hav
ing canceled a game with Montana
Stale School of Mines ni Butte.
A IHKGI STINti NIGHT"
SAN KUANCISCO, Oct. 31 ( A I ' )
i 'old, hungry and disgusted 2n
men and wouwm who started out
yesterday In launches for a pleas
ure trip on the bay returned today
rter having been mtKsint? all
nlKiit. They declared limit boats I f (he Rcmis.
AT
DEVELO
Ptt'
NTO
0N1A
Persistent roughs and colds lead lo
serious trouble. You can slop (hem now
with Creomulsion, an emulsified creo
sote that is pleasant to take. Creomul
sion is a new medical discovery with
two-fold action; it soothes and heiia
tho inflamed membrane, and inhibits
germ growth.
Of ull known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by liiah medical authorities a.
one of the greatest healing ugencics for
persistent roughs anil colds and other
forma of throat troubles. Creomulsion
contains, in addition to creosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the
irritation and in tin m mat ion, while (tie
creosote goes on lo the stomach, is ah
Ttorhrd into the blood, attacks the seti
of the trouble and cheeks tlw growth
re mm; lit on the mud flats near
point MeNtitr and had In wait lilt
night for the Incoming, tide.
CreonuiUion is guaranteed satisfac
tory in the treatment of persistent
roughs ami colds. hronrhMi asthma,
bronchitis and other forms of rcsnira-
That shower of ashes they had i torv diseases. and is erel. nt for build
over In Japan the other days wasn't j jig up the system after colds or flu.
from a .volcano at all. Mother will Mniicy refund d if iny cough or cold is
1ell you tt was only father cleaning ' nt reljrvrd aft;r tik'ng according to
out the furnace. direction. Ask your diuggist. (adv.)
A NEW
Telephone Directory
for Union County will be issued soon.
Why not install that telephone
now and secure a listing?
Home Independent Telephone Co.
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COLONIAL
YMK I'AMII.V KVTKKT.VIVMKNT
LAST DAY
WILLIAM FOX presents
JOHN
ST. ELMO
t A ?E-.3.5t7:
Stew
Pat hp News
Puthe Koviow
WKDNESPAY
(;r)!( Walsh in "Winninc Oar"
A dlplomnt s a mnn who t?on-
vinroft his n-tfe that a wuinan luokB
Htoitt in a fur coat.
GOOD NEW
WESTENSKOW'S BARGAIN
CARNIVAL
LASTS ALL THIS WEEK
Unusual Bargains in Blankets, Clothing,
' Footwear, Sweaters, Millinery.
DRUMMERS' SAMPLE SALE
, Continues All This Week
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin1?
' By BRIGGS
nhn The Boss offers To Dffcjp
You at Vooa homs'ow his
WAV lb The CoUntrY CloQ
Amp Voc offer Hirv one or
Your Cigarettes with ome
H&SITANCV, Kwowiws That- hs
Smokes am importep brad
AMD WhSki Me GETS To Y&JH
humbl Shack asks "to
use Vour TeuePHOrae
-And hs (-inDs HIS CIGAREYTg
Case is ercrY While
WAITING OM A BUSV UME
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MR. SLAKEQ,
AnD mot t
Cough A
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GRR-RAMD AnD .
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Old Gold
Hie Smoother and Better Cigarette
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