La Grande evening observer., November 15, 1927, Image 2

Pace Two
I.A (JKANDK KVK.MING- OHSEKVEH
Tuesday, NdvciiiliiT' 1.1, V.)27.
Stylish Winter Coats
Fur. trimmed
Dependable
Quality
Tuijney Declares
$19.75 and Up
Dependable
Values
SPORT NEWS
TWO BIG GAMES
DUE IN BIG TEN
Illinois to Play Ohio State
'at Columbus Michigan
: ' and Minnesota Clash
' CHICAGO, 'Nov. 10 AP) Two
games on whloh-tho western con
ference, football .championship
honors rest, lead the closing chap
ter, of the "Indian summer" Krld
1ron season In the Mlitdletvcst Hal'
unlay.
.'. Illinois, unbeaten Iri the Hljr Teli
but with the 12-12 Ho 'achieved by
Iowa State In Ita record, seeks ItH
fifth and final-victory of the con.
M(crenea ' schedule ' against . Ohio
Htats at Columbus.
Michigan and Mlnmotn, ach
tu elilngr a chance' ul titular honors
fMt : in tha. Wolverine's ow lu.
.dluih'at Ann.' Arbor.'!. Except for
jjjne setback, tho defeat by Illinois
when l.oula Ollhert ws kept on
fire side lines by nn Infected arm,
Michigan has ,6iitr'l(icil ' all op
position this year, Innludlng Wis
consin Willi a second lie. uR-ulnst
Nairn lame. - .
' Anions the. other annual
fttruRitlea will bo "that In which I
Purdue and Indiana both slron-rcr ,
than for many years, dooldn the j
Hoosler section of the Wk Ten I
supremacy at HloomlnKton.
UNION HIGH'S
GRID I) ERS WIN
THREE GAMES
VKIOK (Special) Three foot
bull games were pluyed on the I'n
lon ground during tho pavt week;
(i mi ul - wi n won by the local
teams. On Wednesday On: Imhler
Hitch eleven came over for a re
turn flume. The. content was
pulled off In u downpour or ruin
and resulted tn u vlrtory for the
second team of I'nlon hlifh, tho
score- hl lllrf 6 to I.
On Armistice duy the f'ove
seventh uml eighth grades als-a
player) u return Ktime hero, ami
thiH conlCHt gave I'nlon kuIh an
other vlrtory. On I'nlon boys win
ning. - ,
Tho inn In Kuni-e of (lit week wiih
;bctwori I'nlon high uml the Hulf
iuny t fit in. Tnlon made, five touch
iilohnx, her playing being especial
ly good hi end runs, (wo long
sprints -giving I'nlon two of nor
licorou. 'IV I Of i during the gunm
t'nlon fumbled the ball In dnn
gerous territory u'l each fumllo
resulted In u touchdown for t he
visitors. Kofford, a hiiIi on tint
I'lilon eleven, went In just before
the Kunio onded and wiih just In
time to Intercept a puss ami race
to the goal line. Tho guinn worn
wiih I'nlon iio. Hutfwuy 12, neither
t oh in being able to secure an oxtiu
point. ... 1
War on Rickard;
IsTightin'iMad'
I NEW YOllK. Nov. IJ AI') -Th
Smiling tlne Tunm- who i-'X
tWO ttfrkn illTO for Ul OtltillK OH
lCariit ttt lkv X. V., w.isi tt.trk
In town today "f k ti t hi in:.i" and
r ady to tt t lari u.tt uti 't' k '
Itirkari). Tin rt-ujtuo um "T
lOckarJ'n buflimw ;uiivius w U
Jack I i.-iiiwiy,'' an J i:a n vitt w ji
a nt-w tyin of Tunny wtu vi
flitsticd utiifrtly as )i tail,. 1 uitii
Jnw lltitil iiii,'!ia(lonsly,
"l hiiv no dt-fiuirv M;tt. ?n-nt t
iniiki' ut thiH Oiiu." tt.-if Hind
yrlmty. "pfnllnv ttn- r.snlt of m-
-itifTatloriN I am intikuii? in -efiird
to Kirkuni'rt tKiMitn-.vt i-i v
ItltH With l)lliisi y. Hut you r; n
lift f-vi-ryOiin you own t hitt r'n.;jf
kl Itlt' IHJU'We-iKht K;tl!tplt)IlSl:ip
iikM Hliiiutfun iti ':s uill not turn
out Oh- way '.Mr. It it -kanl hoi-
ami thinks liny will.''
Tunnt-y d.rlartd ihui aUKounli
hi w-iNhi-M lo fijfiit th !'' iiout.i in
f2t he will not &' th- prontctt. r
for Horiii. tin a uti ih.n ou'y to
arraiijfi' for tin- K;nit- l..itlf t'.i. k- .
aiil'H routi.it-l rails tor i:i tii' '
roininir y-ar.
"If I only flKht onrp It wilt L
Iithuki I K' t li.-ktd in iht- first.
hout and n tirr " h tiiti '
all, I urn hf;ivy Hicht fhuphm of
the world und Hit- tiantpiun ;
should have KOfin-thhtj; to siiy ,
about whtre und nhi-;i and whom
he fiKiiH. !
"Itirkurd claims to haw an Iron :
hound eontrart with tin that al- 1
town him lo dictate lo in - ttl.out
whatever I ilo in my hovinir earr. ;
Hut my contract, drawn ly mpal.t--liiwyerH.
proierti me and j.-iv h rn.r
the eul rirht us mi-II us the riphi
of tlie champion to Hay Kmuiihiiitc
about wiiat I Hliall do in my p,n
feHHion. Kicknrd can dirt ale to
liempHcy anil a lot ol other ht-avy-w
eight, tint can no lunger - dic
tate to me."
their it'th miftintf Hatt-duy.
ItidlllK on (he creHl of n-victory
that has swt pt over Army, I i t
mouth und Vrinr.-tun. Vale will
take to tin Miadium u taiu Unit im
In-aded hii-aifcht . for tusti-m su
prt'inm'y. Hnrvard can ptuc in
the field only eleven tittre.t J,r.
noi-v who have stirfervd 0""v d
f. u'.h Itus, ;'y'ii,
In ( -;irs V..'- l .- -vm ) f. :
rnc luiH-h)o n cvtr llurvuitl In
the ftaiiiutn; Thut wore came in
I I hen Ducky I'oml paddled j
Mm way on n field ulmoxt lotit In
drlv iiiK rain anl an Mo deei In
mud. In :tt the team of Johnny
Juj ran Into u Hione wall de
fetise that KaineiJ' a "monil vie
toiy" in a acorelcwi lie.
it lypt-s mil ke (food tvplxls.
N'.t tt.e i.- h- ct i v iin ! It.i
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v( Ch i- not '-'v, Ir-i-c
d. t 1
4 hHi hit ;t
anient inll for the lnipio emcnr
MiUuit tiie t hy tif l.u ilmnde. I'n. on
-is d.r c dieitam nd thut hatne may
'.urn tne tuin i ay id Noveinhe;,
.-i ji (.-v.-t-. ;itd nit 'i owiu i" Is hereby noil
i ii i a !. . ij,oed witf.in tell dafc from the
' - ',:. : ti.t- i.nte of the flrM puhllca I ion
t'j'Av-i t.' tvy sucfi itJvsessmetii in ten annual
:iur:tii. t-i.tot lit'iiiK iluo and payaltle (he
i .i -.?'.ioii is not titade a. alo Npei-i-
u-. ' e nil I wlt lif.-i-me t.elilttiei(1 , wll
in j. ; . . '
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HARVARD WILL
DEFEND "LAST
WHITE LINE"
Ni:V VOItlC. Nov. 15 (AP) ;
A truditlon thut haiiKH over tlx ;
"lum wlii.le line' in the Harvard!;
xtadiuni a koi'I that Vulc Iiiik i
croHNed hut once In J! yeai-H I
Heepeil Inlo tlm niilidH of eUHlei-n
Krld lilMtorians today a.s tlm elevens j
settled 'into workaday stride for, 1
him tii ..
t-'ir St.
f.riUl'ie. lrv,ui:; tin-n-N'M
t h. i.t.si.'1-iy line ut J
Kit si line ut ljiiitU Si rt
il . i ! ion a to a 4- 1 1 1 1 Kal
a 'li't.-ir-' f tf.M-e;iry-tlitt
ty (.:" t u-.rr i n''if ?.
a r-dt;; ii,a"tt : ly 1. lection
lean on on t-undrtd t
p:iial!e to tt;t, iTittt r Dm
li.sl:il!cc ttf itiree Imn l
t lichee lii-i.-' y ( 'i" t tc
to point of I e-ririntn!;.
i l.-W. Ii. - N. i o. . ,
W, I). Crandy i:.st
W. U. Cnindy list
I). ;randy Est
W. I), limndy KM u
V. I). Crandy Est .!...
,nn:i Oliver '
E. H. Kord
Ella II. Curtis
W. l. (inmdy ICmI
W. I). Crandy Est
. Otaudy Est
i ie Northeast propeKly
t A.-!e hundrt-ti am) nev-.-.tctl
from the North
In He IMy of l.a
niM-thwesterly alonK the
tt iMn Avenue lo the
t ; t hence in a noti herly
Line u( Eourth Street
t 7:i ) feet ; t hfiu-o nlne-
ily t-tn) l-el; Iheiice til
il-tiK a Hue und Its v
aty ( feel from and
v of JeiTiTsun Avenue, a
1 Hity-e!ht ; s j fee!;
t ri'hl e if Illy ( Hit) feet
' MADIO
Mmlel ; Ttndlii ' Rncuker. '(.H
method uf tune HUMiioiiMlun. fouiul
!u im i.ther siieuker. utiikes eer
mln the faithful leiiidilui'tiiin of
the ent.r.). runi-'e of iiiiiHical tones.
An extriKil-illniiry ..Speaker
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Undid 3S. u INiuerftil Onc-Dhtl. lv.
Iilhe lie.-elver with Hhlelded cuMnel,
riniNheil In two tunes of liruwn erya
tiilllne. Meal fur a small table, win
dow sill iir liunltshell'.
Without luveHNnl'les
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City rjl' l.a Civnulu .
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.1. K. HTKAItNH,
-'ity llecnrder of l.u Cranilo. Oregon.
rt r r.ei
jr.vrAh.i A.wmr -vismajmsr
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don't we, fj
Old Pipe ! ' wr -
See the
saving we pass, on to you
AT, last, the economies of
r roan production are re
alized. The world's greatest.
. radio is now lowest in price. '
Tremendous savings effect
ed by automatic production
make possible a sensational
price reduction for the 1928 1
season, beginning now.' Wei
are here to pass this saving on
to ypu.
Atwater Kent Radio is rec-;
ognized the world over as the
highest development of radio
. the most satisfactory and
certain iri performance, most
durable, the most finely con
structed. Compare it with other sets.
Be convinced it has no supe
rior at any price. '
i ' ''iTben reap the benefit of this
amazing drop in price result
ing from universal demand.
Come in and get your demon
stration today.
0
Model 33, a powerful six-tuhe, One
' ltal Ueuetvttr, . with untenna ad-
Justment device. Unusual
selectivity .
$80
Model 30, a powerful tdx-luho, Oiic
lial Jtecelver. Solid mahoaany
cabinet, without
iicceHsoi'ivH
CARR FURNITURE CO., m
Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
INVENTOR-NAVAL,
OFFICER KILLED;
RELATIVE SOUGHT
Continued from Pare 1)
lion on u mentally unbalanced per-
mii, then frlcudu said.
I Mm. Hop hie MeiHterknecht, tho
Inveiitor'H widow,, wuti iield imdt-r
;in,0u0 bond; and Parker, John
HtaHMcr, I'arlter'M companion and
Ohio under $5, (Mid bondx, all mm
material witneHe8.
Meisfcerknecht Is reported to
lmvo Ha Id that after desert lutf Hut
German navy he wii.t cotnnii.sstoti
ed u lieutenant cpuiitiuniler in Ihe
V. H. navy In command of a de
stroyer duriiiK the World war.
HOY KHd.l l IN Wltl.riv
SA1.KM. Ore., Nov. Jfi ( Al')
An unidentified hoy about lt, be
lieved to live In or near Everett,
WiinIi., was killed when the tifuo
muhflc in w lih'h he wan ridlntf
struck a telephone pole near Sub
lliuity Monday nitfht. HIh coui
puiiiun. Unlpb HoiiHeinan, a. is In
Stuyton and is lending assistance
In efforts to eslnbllsli tho identity
of the fiend bid.
PRINCE ALBERT, and plenty of it, huh?
Well, we can justify ijj on any number of
counts. It's more than mere preference.
There are sound reasons for liking Prince
Albert above anything else.
Take fragrance, for instance. P. A. has 'cm
all stopped there. Every time I open the tidy
red tin, I get a brand-new thrill. A tobacco
that smells like that would have to be good,
if you ask me. Yes, Sir!
And then take taste. Every puff tells a man
that P. A. is cool and refreshing, with a
mellow-mildness that is a revelation. Mild,
yes, but net wlsliy-washy. P.A.'s rich, full
bodied flavor balances i:s mildness and makes
it a smoktl
Dut all tiie talk in the world won't do a
man any good, unless he acts on it. A load of
long-burning P. A. in the bowl of his pipe will
tell him volumes and in language lie likes.
It's the personal te-:t that counts, after all. I
don't believe I can add to that.
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Not only quality, but
quantity, too TWO
full ounces in trery tin.
the national joy smoke I
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I - NOTK-K
l Xotlcs Is hereby ffiven thut tno assessment roll for the improvement
of Improvement Iitstrlct No. ltlli, within the City of l.a Urunde, t'nlon
.county, Oregon, Is now in my hands for collection and that same may
jho puld al uny time within ten days from the IMh day ill' November,
, IK27. without penally, Interest or costs, and each owner is hereby rmll
; lied thut on application to the underslKiied within ton days from the.
j li'th duy of' November, 11127. which Is the date of the first puldieatrtm
Of this notice, they will be allowed to pay such assessment tn ten annual
1 Installments, the first Installment thereof heinjf due und payable tho
, l&th day of .November, li2!l. If application Is not made as above-spe'd-'
fled, 'the whole amount is duo, pnyulde anil will become delinquent, on
I the 2ilh duy of Novsmber, IU27. .
TUB- ArWKSWMKNT ltOI.l. KOIJ.OW8: '
' ' f CIIAI'I.IX'S AMUTION
Quick Quaker
.stands' by"
you through
the morning
Xo. Hermit! Ovner
J. Julius Hoesch-
2. Julius Itoesch
3. Julius Koesch
Lot lll'Mllpllllll I Ilk.
f. Orandu Itoiule Meat Cd
ti. Oruude. Itonde Meat Co,.:
7. Orunde 'Koiidft Meat to
S, ; Oruude Itou'de Mat 'o
-J. H. A. Oardenier :
la. 8. A. Ourdenler
1 1. M. A. (iurdunier
12. K. A. Uarijenler
1.1. J. II. Ktundley
It. J. JI. StanUley
111. II. I. Courtney..
111. John Wilson ....
2n. John Wilson ....
21. John Wilson ....
2 2. John Wilson ....
22. John Wilson ....
24. H. I Courtney..
2 5. U. 1'. Courtney..
21). Ada H. Thy
2 7. Ada II. i'hy
28. John Melville ..
2. John Melville ..
2. Kdlth Currey i.
33. Kdlth Currey
34. llurcus I.. Koesch
35. Murcus I.. Koesch
30. Marcus U lloeinb
3 7. Marcus U Itoesch
3H. -lrlcU lx)tles
3 9. I'lrtcll I.otles
4u. t V. llackmuu
41. Salvation Army
42. " .fllsubeth Hurts
43. Orure Kliannoo Knydei
44. Salvation Aruiy
40. Kllssbsth Hurke
4 7. Salvation Army
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That's why doctors urge it :;
to start every day
TO feel right through the mornr
ing you must have well-balanced,
complete food at breakfast. At most
other meals that is, at luncheon
and at dinner you usually get that
kind of food but rarely at breakfast
Thus Quick Quaker,containing 167&
protein, food's great tissue builder,
65 carbohydrate, its great energy
element, plus all-important vila
mines and the "bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed, is the die
tetic urge of .the world today.
It is food that "stands by" you
through the morning. Food that
should start every breakfast you eat.
v Don't deny yourself the natural
stimulation this rich food offers.
Get Quaker Oats today. Gifecers
have-two kinds: Quick Quaker,
whirh cooks in 2 to S minutes, and
Quaker Oats,
Quick Quaker
1 Iksue Kov. It, 1117.
J. E. STEAnva. '
CHr TtMordsr of La Orands. Orsjion.
Sunlite Glassi
Takes the place of
windows in poultry
houses and glassed-in
porches.
Less Than Catalog
House Prices'
Call for sample and
let us teil you about
it.
VAN PETTEN
LUMBER CO.
Phone Main 732
for service