La Grande evening observer., November 29, 1927, Image 4

l.A. UKANDPJ .EVENTNfi. 0.RSERVER
Tuesday, November' 29, 1027.
From Argentina
on Horseback
SPORT NEWS
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Entire Family
for Over M Years
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t (Incorporated)
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. Kditor anil Publisher
Goal Kicker lis
Still Big Power
In Grid Circles
Missouri Loses
Two Stars Due
To Graduation
JJAttVKY T. MATTMJ0W3
liiiMlncMH .Manager
Tacc Pour
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.ADVKriTISI.NCi TtATKS
Display, furcliin, per eiiliimu inch 42o
Display, local, per milium inch 40c
'I'illlH contract prices nil application.
BOIJli. .My soul lolit;ol, yen, even fiilnlclh for
the conns uf ihc'l.unl; my liuun iiml my flesh rrleth ou fur lliu
Jhliiit Iiml. I'saln) 114:2.
Anyway, the higher taxes are, the longer it wi
next war. "'
lie till the
Uoundless wealth awaits the nian, or woman, who will in
vent a self-opening can.
Ji . l '
And Another thing. .Five more weeks und it'll be time
to have that 1928 license plate put on the old gas wagon.
Henry .Ford s'nys .Hoover would make an ideal president.
Henry may not ho a very keen politician but he is a good
generous quantities. '
I'll!" 'AGO '(AD Victor? ami
Intent atll civlii on' the hoot or
I he ttoal kicker, Ucsplo the loot-
hull mire committee n'.rfrorm to
inluco tho uuiphre n( pup. point
iiunrln by selling the goal jiohi b
lnr-k ten yards. -
N'ot ho frequently IliU )vnr us
In previous yearn, have came.
j Ic-cii won and Ipst )rra.iisn sonic
j player missed a kouI after touch
down unit Hiiothcr ilhl ' tfot. hut
imiiiy ltiiiortuil buttl'a li.ivc
; gone to llip. accurate toe.'
. In the Wmten roiireroncn, two
(tamed of oiic-iiolnt iiiiirylim nml
one ot u tleil jscerr ohtinKeil tho
whole rum Million of thy men.
Mill!' III lllir MlliCMIH.JI l l i,n..nt.,lU .Mll..lll l.n.l,.
, ,,.,,., , . ,. ,,,,, lr ,,.v.1N,atBrai pro-flfason rnvorltn
'"w. n boixI hrcilcm- ole In ml rr ,h, )lie .J() tanner, cscaiici)
" ."' 1 ""' "' "'' ". a iIUVmI ul the humM tl thn din-
niUiiiiilily ever u-'il cnunteil Inillaoa. HooslerM after
' u limit xHcnrlM'. . K.i h, ,eei, nihwe.l only hecaune
a 1 loonier was plf.ihie. The more
was 14-14. .. ...
js on n western wajfcheil Its as
lili-aiioini soar -out or Iiyohe-Hta-illiuii
on the successful hoot or an
Illinois tufiMe,' the Iirinl winning
7-0. 1'iiriliie wMi Its "J'tsl" V lcli
uiiil a win. over Itai van'l. lost to
('hlcuKO hy ili,ii(irBlii of a K0a
afler touchilown, eacli tcanr hav
ing heen ahle lo cross .the other's
tjoal l)e pnec... ,v ,
MlMHnilrl V.'illev Inrtnn.. u ... .w-
V:lll:sl).VS I'KOIiltAlIK I Coluliihia-waril when rln,.rl
I he.N.illoiiul Hroiiiliuslluy com- ,ni,B r00,i a Koal unj Nehraslia
puny (N. II. f.) piouruiii for VeiJ- iSs,.,, thn scor West V'r-
nes.liiy nlBht from !l 1,0 Tu will ho K)a twice I hla year was tlr-.l
nccatiHi; us Diitionent also missed
If Hi
I'lle VtiKllhoilils
K(!() cm li III ml (:it4.4lil-TSlll(-
C, dinner conceit; il::i6 to 7::io,
iiiiiii pi-oarum; li to u, vniuliivllle:
I !) to III, N. I. ; Ill lii I I, culloc
uicnesirn.
Kill I. os Anifile (tij.fiui-(i0-lic)
6:3li. inchest ru: 11:15, (irllfllli
.loni-s; i;::(n, oilicsira: 7::tn, dc
tccllve story; 8, inuslcul prOKraiu:
II, N. H. t'.; HI. pi-uki-ii'iii.
K ( i V I "on la n il 1 4 :i in-is i ii lie )
'I to 7. dinner concert; 7::to, poul
try tulli; 7 : 4 r. Cutlinllc lecture;
S to II, orchestra; !! to III, N. l.
K'KX I'oi tlniKl (L'llll.Sin-l 351).
Itc) ii::ni, mil i lily : 7 In X. concert
Iclo: s to n::ni. sttiiiio program.
KIMI Sao l-Yunclsco (4.:iiu-
orclieslVu; 8 to II,
in. N. II.
m-fi"iil(c)
S to
flaker business men recently conducted a caiivan to
Pondosn and Medical Springs over the new highway Baker
county has constructed to encourage a new industry. "Union
county,". says a Baker paper, "has forfeited till claim lo the1 'ii(c) i,'::iu
business of the new town and it is already a distinct part of r""ui"L iT mX,"'0
Maker's trade territory." Sad and almost too true. Fortun-! "kkoa si-mt'ie (t'4'7
lltolv for Tlninn l-nnnfv'a rnniiinlwin tlio ril.. t ..., Poultry talk: 7:15, honk chat
" ' " v"1- iMMviuu ;, orchestra; 3 to 111. N. It. C.
' I'ondosa with a road resulted not from lack of interest buti Ki-'itf smi' Krancisco (tr,4.;nn
from lack of vision and co-tjrdinated effort. And that con-! 1;
dition can yet be corrected. I ii-ok cii m ; 10 to 12, ilatice music.
, r KllMo- Seiiitl.. ( llnllm-'isiike.)
rp, ... ., , , .... ' tf" Ji'i"'-umaluil miilinuiifi' 7 tu
Jne fjuestion that lias been asked millions of times enncen nichesiia: in, n. h.
throughout America tle last six months, "When will the newj t'";,?
Ford be out?" has been answered. No news" of the month' Jmt Spokane ciTn.m-sinkc)
has been awaited with, keener interest than the innounce-j IXr?.",""'''"
ment of Ford ,tjj week. It is u tribute to the world's richest' k-hi Scwtic ci'tij.iim-sfiiikc) o,
man, to the romance with which his name has been sur-; e'er,;5':: "to' uk1;,X!'TLZZ
rounded, to tho efficiency with which his industrial activity!11' .'" i:- ,l",l,v orchestra.
litis been marked. These things have made everybody inter-l 5::'V,''or7i,!'s'ha;' i.vl'oVy" ,'our;
ested in what Ford does whether or not thev are concerned!7' "'''"': "ongs.
about buying his car
and doing it well.
I . r-oiiVAi.i.is. (ire.. Nov. ;a. (An
, . - . , t Scntt. halfliack nf the
jne marriage 01 eclel;try flieiion s niece in a specially Sl,", Au-rii uituiai eoiieKe
constructed nnvilion roslinir SKMifllWi i m, miliimml Kit f r""""' ' .'!' "" ''I"
. , ' . " r ' l'i'.' "isiuee I hiiuksKivinK. ' was on the
pumiciiy ior me ruisimrg millionaires. liven the vervi"'11' 1,1 1'd-nvery tminy iiavin pass-
en inn crisis. This was iiiiiiuunceil
hy nr. It. I,, llnswnrih. tea in phy
slclnn, Ihls iiiuriiliiB.
a iroal urn ttialn when each kick
0(1 the extra point, Tale's eye for
the cross ham was the measure of
the Blue's superiority over the
(Army. Kici scored a touchdown
nnil Yule the poiiit afterwards mid
' a field noifl.
I Tio Oregon Atfulea on the paci
fic coast nilssei) twq goals and
I .Southern California made on to
.win t:i.l2, and a week later hoth
, Southern I'slllornta and h'tantonl
i missed one and mudo ope to tie at
3- ...:.:.
. " i L J -II . U ' "
ro.r.MtiA. Mo., (Ap) Tin
two IcudcrK-uf .MISKuarl'i) famotiti
ucriul offensive, flashed in the Mis
tunili Valley Qonft'rcnc.t fur the
laut time this fall.
Captain Ucqi'K" l-'lmiiunlt, 2tri
pound fuilhnfk tfinl ait uncanny
forward iuhh h urler. u ml ilTit
(Murk, iiiii'ei')uck, who wcitflU
Jiju pounilM, tave played their hh
yt-ar at the I 'nivursity of Missouri.
They were lianiicred this yjir
by IrijurtcH. bul in u pinch they
It a ye limped Into crucial k-iiihh
und final chf ii ylclory ' for their
tcammateH - 9
In the NchraHka Kanie, with Mis
souri trailing tl-u, the pitir liold'h-i)
onto tlm field. With Klomanl,
liurllnf .paHHCH into the urtnti of
C'lurk, l he aeore :in eeni'"l, utfd
a. placement oal kick turned the
Ude iq victory. Then they limped
hack to the. itenrli.
In hi thred yearn of varity
foothull, ('lark scored fpur toiich
douns which , gavo Mihsopri its
f)rt record of tliree tnn'ceKsivc
wins over tho powerful NchraH
ka team.
MOT STAIt IMiAVN ;o.l
T'A li IS Rene Tacuslc, win)
w pa i8 'the temiin. crown that loan
perched atop l!i;r Itill TlMen, Is
working hind ami finding i'pi-ren-
tlon only at jrulf. 1'erhapK tie rea-
non Is the fair ntieen nf the llnkn
lite, 4. anil his wife, 30. neBi'iies: ! from the fumes of tear hnmhs
a man nanied Crunks., who hail two! which made iidjniitinu; hliiidiiiKN uu
hullit winimls in his neck ami was j tenahle for hours,
in a serious colnllllnli, and It while 'ite was surferliiK severe
w.Hli.ili whuVilil sho was, lllss .l-l Injuries which Mho said wel-e ln
liiili J. Coyne, of llriiiikllue,. j fllcleil liy her husliaild. 'I'lle other
Three ' policemen were laken . to meiuliers of the pnrly were vniious
a hospital -Willi llriioliij.jillii'iinscjolis ly h.ntored. r
tliliiK tin m iluenos Alios Un'ouch
South and Centriil Aiiiet'li'tt, Felix
Tsehiffely, Argeiitine hiirscman. Is
shown hero at Mexico t'iiy on his
liarse "MHiRlia." He left Ilueiioa
Aires two and a half years ai;o,
mid. riditiK leisurely, expects lu
reach Hew ,Vork In March.
, "Manclia" is X8 years old, too.
60 Policemen In '
Gun Battle With
Four in Boston
AnroHS from Bohnenkumi
DON'T MISS THIS VALUE EVENT!
COMPULSORY SALE
MANY BARGAINS
ItOSTON, Xi.v. 21). ( XI' ) A Kim
hat i le )iet uppii iin niiiinaiiiini .i-ii..
ttf Krance tilniope Thlen de la il.MiPir.i Ul,,iti a..i i. .
four inhabitants fur limns ended at
iMiaiime. who wan mi chummy with
Itene when they were returniriK
from Neiv York on the waine hunt
that utlier paHHanKers thought
lifve set was helpK Played.
hl iinsi v n uo o hT.fi;
XKW YOUK Anybody who dues
nut yet knuw the ex-chumpiun's
vercittli of the Chicago ctitint per
bas can relieve his curiusity by k
iriK to a vtiudeville show. After
tukln? Xnms presents to Kstelle in
Hollywood, Jack Uempt-ey is tu
make a theatrical tour. .
daybreak today when riot squads
strirmet the huHilliiK and drained
out twi nenroes and two women,
one of vhom was w hile. Scores of
shots were fired Snd tear bombs
were used.
- One negro was wounded serious
ly. - The siege threw a thickly set
district inhabited largely by
negroes into an uproar.
The police were ' unable to ex
plain the cause ,,f the trouble which
started at an all night drinking
plaee.
Those arrested were Robert I'o-
For A Few Cents
A Day
- Give, your home and family the advantages
of pleasure, convenience and safety that only
come, with ft 'phone. v '
0rde.r one installed ight, away.
Home Independent Telephone Co.
Such is the reward of doing one thing
scoiT IMI'ltdi li;
weidthy could find no excuse foj' such u usuless display of
money. Even the very vain could find many other ways for
sending that 'would accomplish more good in the world.
.Think of the struggling colleges who could broaden their
fields of service with a hundred thousand dollars added to
I'XAIII.IO TO (iltK-:
S.M.KM, Ore.. Nov. 2:1. (API
their endowment. Think of the thousands of starving, ill-1 '"""l"'1 '"i should he paid tire
clad children throughout America and the world for whom "..d"":';';;". 'saiiTtiken
such a sum could be. spent to advantage. Hut it's just what r,'"m "'i' c,'himwn nver in he last
would be expected of the Mellon. Ability to make money nnd!sT,,,c's Sl'!','1" "!
ability to spend it judiciously for the common good are nut cnmpniiii., tii.n they would fix iii
combined in those former distillery owners.
The full properly valuations of
piihllc iilililies In (lieu, in for the
yenr fi:'7 have heen estlmuted l.v
Times have changed for the farm woman, according to lunviioai, iv' lisajiuiii'iT'"'!. iki'I
cess ,,r the
II AI'IMKIl KAIOI WOMEN
n 1 1. ( lit nl n later date.
, in, n. nun
several delegates to the recent meeting of the National gr;
Saul one woman :
"The farmer's wife has nml lumiim. miHi,i,Kl,in n-fi
her husband. She is interested not only in her home but in! mini!
Jarm management and community affairs. She contributes
directly to the family income by raising poultry and cooking
for the hired help. She brings up her family, and takes an
interest in schools and churches, and works fur wholesome
fun in tin? community. She has to be a good manager ticdo
all this, of course."
The aim of farm women today, says an Illinois representa
tive, is to "build men and women" and to keep the boys oil
the, farms. She pointed out that colleges used tu make boys
dissatisfied with farm life, but that now the new agricultural
courses are sending them back tn the farms with a new inter
est and fresh viewpoint.
Electricity, which is doing away with the need for pump
ing water, trimming lamp wicks and old fashioned laundry
methods, is one of tho faun women's chief blessing's. The
automobile Is a boon to both her and her husband. It enable,
them to get about and to make the must of their leisure time.
Their leisure time ofleicoincides better than for city man
and wife, for when the menfolk are busiest outdoors the wom
en are often busiest indoors. The dull season in outside
activity brings. relief to tho kitchen routine as well.
. ' The farmers have their problems and their serious eco
nomic difficulties. That should never be forgotu.ii until the
l ight solutions have lcen worked out. Hut, on the other hand,
the farmer and his wife have an opportunity for a fine in-,
dependence, for co-operation, for enjoyment of leisuit1 and
development of a rich cultural life that ninny a city couple in
about the same fiiuiucinl situation luck. i
tllu'e.1 . m me properly
..mi. muii oi inese corporations fur
I lie M'.ir CIJII.
riiiiin newspaper o ils of a
ions cow found mar Pre.
men. Hisi ovei'lnir n crate of Bees
Man, Inn; Im Ioic Hi.- Pain, ihe row
ilioppeil Ihe liny she was chcnlni;.
ell!. .1 her nay lo the crate, nn,
ha. I i. Aoiir.-d live Kci sc Priori th"
l.ii in-r null, 'id what was huppen-lln,-.
COLONIAL
I lie I' amtly I'utei tamnn nt
TODAY
And Wednesday
"Hoof
Marks"
A thrillinp; picture of
tlie Far W'cat.
Klnogrum News
Aesop's Failles
im
getting mine
a did
and
with
R A
HAVE you never bent overa tidy red tin and
caught that marvelous P. A. fragrance? Only
great tobaccp could smell as good as that.
Vou prove low good it is on the very first
fire-up. What a taste, Men!
Cool as an immigration-officer. Sweet as
(Hih$ in. Mild and mellow as you expect a
moke to be, yet with that full-bodied flavor
that makes evtry puff a pleasant experience.
I wish I could put the taste right on your
tongue, but you'll have to do that. ' '
P. A. in a pipe is cool and long-burning,
right to the bottom of the bowl, Thii one
brand is bought by more men than any other
tobacco in thtj worfd. There's only one way
to account for (hat P. A.'s quality!
The sooner you get started, the better. A
load of P. A. in the bowl of your pipe will be
a luad off your mind. And I don't mean that
for any wise-crack. No matter what your
present program is, try Prince Albert on the
word of a friend, I'm telling you ttraight,
you'll make no mistake.
PR
More for your money
in every way TWO
full ounces in every tin.
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