La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 13, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, September 13, 1929 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE, ORE. FALL COATS m Hi viilui! the newest lines sumptuously furred in a variety of new ways. The furs and materials are exceptionally fine, lilaek and colors, in large and small niy.es. , ' Hill Dependable Values. Alan J.Gould It's anything hut unlet along the rni western athletic fronts. This observer nn ii'Mliy In that afler visiting lint main sectors of actlm I nun Seattle, down through I'ort I:tinl, Snn Kinnelseo, Del Monte nml Los AngolcH. l he general Impression luis leon Hint (lit? 1'nelflc coast huB contri bute ilfiiorc than tin ordinary share In l'w jf.'iyeiy of sports cnmpelltinn III I ho Inst few years hut out there, -jH are assured the hlix haltle lias jtiMl Instill, Ihul tho shock troops art- j n hi coming "I'- ItIt n Wills has Jusi come hack a world's champion fur the third year In n row, disposing of any de- M.alc HO fa!' (IK WoOIIUS tl'lllllH is concerned. A ud even if .Maurv .M l .uughllu i ii'uv a golfer h ml I lilt- Mill Johnston In retirement , i Inn. in i' a number of yniii hi ul KiarM of championship promise tn Itt-i p t ln coast's hanm i around Dm- front. 'I'lic -nuali-ur H"lf lah nt Ikih )i:nl Us joust with Ihe hlllikcrx m I'rh h Mi'iich In I In- fit ist nuilou'il a lii.il ear cliaiuplnn.sliip evi r hi' hi wi s'i of Si. I.oui. The priifcHnhin nl sfuiK will K'lMicr for their own I ii h iiicHi ul Sanla llurhiira In lie i 'fin h-r. iherehy Klvlnn I 'a lllorufil umi of I hi lour hit; lourtcdiienlN Of l2!t. I.om Aai:'h-H Iiiih hcKiin prctinra t Ion for I he (Hy in pic huiiics of I'tJL" nn li nciiIc I f i: t will l;ili any of llif- prevhiiiH cfinvi'iil Ioiin ol Ihw mi hl'ii a t Ii ti l t h. A roil lot 1 iio.ihui in; y Hatch tin' iiiiiin v. ni. In lnoihiill. t'dinnrnla K"i -.t for tip- llr.it 1 1 mt- to pkiy IN miih1 :ini.'l in I K (uht;'. I'lilo Alio Ih prep.-iriiiK for om of the KiealcMl Kiiiliron ius;1i 4 ut lln (ir whi ii Ki ll t'afs'h rnrnpK In ulth hl Army inati'K In phiy St:m loi'l . Tile Ariny-Htanfor.l clas mi hc crnihcr i'S will ullou jiiNt i ii(nc,h time lor Ihe exp.-rm in l:mh n In l'a!n'lna lor I he N'fW Y ;i i 's 1 in V I "In nnlr iitol n nothi-r eh a rr SpOFC i Slants i mw' vim' mm r OUAKKR STATE-MENTS .Motorist . . . mind Hint thee nets Qualici .State Motor Oil lor thy motor, for this lea- S II (Junker Slate is a u hlch mean l.h in fioin IMllllMI Ill.-M I i-ciiimcil ti of as(c iiiTiirrlal IimiihI In mi on i ,t mm. in pen of iiunl or wt-lf-Mille or no tiihii a lilt Ii lv ul In hilirfcittliitt Itiy iiiotiii tl mts ti ipuirt Itiu-si hihricani. erlU an i in ijiiuri In inert (uakei Slate Molni K'tHoa Oil. Look for the ieei-tnnl-i'hie Q u a li ii n H AuUttnttd HAI.I.Ot! & I'orl land S Kill III! M I Eutli oiio in :n exceptional -cun not he me advance lly, tailored on which .. equalled. All fashions, specii Dependable Quality. against fur western ramparts. The I'nlVTKily of Washington, with Its big lini'ftt hhm Hiaillnin. 1 1 in field hViitse Mr basketball, (oil I111I.4 ami Luke Washington at the doorstep fur rowing, is well '-i'iil""i to enter uny athletic, nr m u ii it - n I . 'Ihc Huskies cnntVihuled Chuck Carroll In. tlx- A ll-Aniei 1 enn group last f;il I iiml have good Ktidli on prospects this yi'ur, In spite of factional warfare which, among other thliiKK, recenlly wil- iiessed i In- refusal of tin athletic , hoard to allow Carroll to serve as a football aide. Cn-w In the most Hpcctaciil.ii- sport at Washington, however. I'orl In ml has had Hh baseball fever, with ii flm Huh fighting for 1'aclflo Const Lengiio honors, hut Hh golf slurs i-onlrlhutc more lo t lu nut h ma I fauii of t he Occkoii metropolis. Dr. (. K. Willing ih the ihMin of the competlllve crop 1 1 1 II 1 II InO IIUItlhci'H Hllcll M a I'M UH hone Moi imkI Frank liolp. If the big ccillefrffM, California fi ml Stanford, full to furnish ciiuiikIi excitement around tin Sun KrancNtu area, ihojo In the Olyin plc cluh. one of i hi loreiuoNt nth: li'tlc nrfcnniziidniiH In the country, lo enlfycn Ihe rHuiiilon In infMluil). I rack and oilier HporlN. Speedboals Race On Potomac Today WASHINGTON, Kepi., M M) The iiiinual i-iniii Inr of tho I'reMl lenl'M eiiji ri'Kaltii today allraelcd more t ha :i UiO roarltiK apeeilhoats lo Ihe course of the hlrdorli- I'oto nutc. one of the twenly-odl count Kinird craft HHlKiied to carry of licinln ami kiu'hIh and topulrol the coih mc, panilh'llinu t he wpeedwuy of WushinKii"i'H I'oloniuc park, hus lin n tiNNlKiied lo I're.Hldeiil JlnoVer and his parly of kucmLs. The chief evecullv,. attend Ihe final liic tomorrow, nml a dial hiKiilnhed of ileliil and diplomatic iiudlence will I", on h;nid. Intrribed to People The hoi ilt tn the llil.le which wa wrllten prhnarliy lo n people, de vcendanls of the undent thtuN, U ttio (look of Cahili'in hi Ihe Nrn Te' lunieul. I'mc of chemicals in the next war Is ceilnln, hiivh a (ii-i'inan scientist The fioldieis used iiile a lot of iIimii In the In. si war, loo, hut most ly lor ilrinkitm purposes. specially refined i'io oitart it or- or IIiIh id e- or - sin or1 1 00 c LL IVr ;uu,t ii llililifir in tlio West t a t i: m!tKt hhttlbattr WRIGHT hs'l'urmnM ORANGE TEAM.TO BEGIN PRACTICE Coach Schissler Issues Call For Grid Men to Report Saturday. OltKfJON' STATIC f'r)i.t.i:oi:. J'orvallia. Kept, i :t -KwrytniiiK it In refidinevs for Ihe openiiiK" of footlKill pro dice Jier Sa I unlay inornlnif. I'oach I'anl J. Hchissler iind his afslHlnntw, Jim Mixon, Itoy IjhiiIi, I'ick Newinati and lmnie Stifier, are all hack on the job and I ho nth lei es have already started lo arrive on the campus. Ori'K'in Stale will miss ihe sor viei h of Kred Helu ll mid Unssell Slriff ihis season. Moth ihese ve erau players have Ix-in under the ueal her all Hiiiuioer and are not lit Condi I Ion to piny I not ha II I his eunon. In addition in these eas ualllea On aon Htate losl seven oili er h lterrnen from last year hy Ihe Htadoallrfii route. Titer are Ah) Wlilllork, end; J t of cop I.ncr-, tackle; ll J Irk. ecnier; J uh ( 'arlson a ml Vern Kllern, iuardH; Italph Twiiehell. half, and Howard Maple. niarter. With the Ioks of these nine h i lerinen i oach Schissler has a LotiKh a'lKfiinc ni ahcail of him lo rchuild Ihe iranyc team. The coach remarked today that he woltld have lo do a ureal deal oi shifting Of pkiVers In order to make un for the losses, (in,, of tin luiporlanl ch.'inaes will he ihe moving of I'nrl .Mclten iroin iiiar lerhalt lo end lo fill in the place made vacant hy the failure ol Hlt'lfl lo n turn to school. Start illK Sat urday inornlnif tin OraiiKeinen will laive wo workouts a day until ihe opening of school Hepleniher HO, Praeticn will then he rout ined lo t wo Injurs it day. Coach SeliftiHler Ik exileeliiiK more Ihun tin men !n uniforni on t he open I UK" day. The first Ra iu( on I he Orange NThediilo is with Willameite uni versity at ('orvallls Sepiemher ii. German Advance On Heavyweight Crown Is Halted NKW VOKK, Sf(d. t:i (AP) The (Jerntan advance n Ihe heavy, welglit championship vacated h a liter lea's (leiie Tuniny, seems lo Jiave conn; to a dead hall. .tlu r-tcnmc liuir, i ho laiuhurK aspiranl to the throne, foiiKhi his way into a conl etui Ihr posllioti and then was rendered Itors de comhat hy edh t of the New Voi k Stale All) lei Ic. eijuinilsslon. With "lien Hocks" out of Ihe picture. Dr. I.ml wh,' lliiyiiiunii ihe (ieiinaa eham plon, took up the hurden hut drop ped h wflh a dull thud last nlKht when (ierahl Anihrose (Tuffy) (.iriffilh of Sioux City. I'a., stopped til in In the fourth round of Iheir len round hout opening Madison Siiiare garden's Indoor season. Haytnan, wio had hail some sin1. ccs( against several second -Va I u Aliiei lean hen y h ei his, found IhliM'lf oitleiii.ssed hy Orilfllh. The SIOUX I 'It HltlKKer taKKed the Kell lon with a haul rlt,'hl early In Ihe first round and I lay ma tin wiin oh (In- defensive all Hie n-si of the way. After nhsorhitiK heavy pun Ishiucui in ihe second and third minds, llaytiiauii ran into a iIkIi) hal dropped him for a eou.it of nine In the lourlh round. He v eni down ah'nlii and then crumj.lid un-ili-i- still another iIkIh hefore the ri.fere.. culled a hall alter two minutes, ;.'. seconds of the round Ted Sa ml w Inn, American, horn (linunn heavywejht, wan out -point. . I dei'isively hy Arol j May i of Huyonne, N. , in the Ion round Meini-iinal. League Standings lt The AHMtcliiied I'rcss j ('miM I.eiiKii,. ' W. L. I'd. I Hollywood .(, ;n .i;i;, I M is ion -it; :i i .r,n7 I I.om Angeles 4f, 11 I .f,!7 Sun l-'ninciHco 4-t It I Jan I'orthuid 4; :: .-.;'.:t j Oakland a 7 -II .4"4 . acra nieiilo -.'ii ,', ,:t:;.s , Seattle -ja s . National Lcamie ! W. L. I'd j ''hicoKo !. 44 .1.74 j I'lllshurKh 7N T.!l .',li!i j New York 7; ill . r. 4 .". ( ni. Louis i;:, r,7 j Mroaklyu i; j 7 1 4;tll I'hllitdelphi;, 1,1 74 ):t-: t'ln'elnnall r.7 7 7 .4 :'v I Hoslnti .. t s-j ! Aimrlmin Lea t tic ; I'hiladflj hi. 1 nr 42 r.-ii 1 New York 7S r.7 . r. 7 s hveland 7i i;j ,;,;h h. Lotiiw 711 r,;, ,r, iit Oelrolt r4 WashlitKion ii) 7:t , 4 : I 'hlcatfo r,:( mi t;iii HoMon 4i s;i ;(;,:, j VIMTHIIAV'S HI si l is rtnt l.eauiio j At fakliind it. I'oiiland S. ' At Hollywood II. MI.-Mon 4. ! At San Ki.ineHco s. Los A mji-h-s ... ; At Sucnimetilo i. StatHe AuM'rh'nti League Al W;ishlnmon l. rh-v. iund At I'hikidelphl:! 4, fhc.iK it. At Hoston I. I'etroli At New York fi. St I tun Nnlhoinl l-auMe At Si. LoiiIh-MosIoii, postponed. ' At i hh airo 1, t'hilad- lidita 7. At I'itishaiKh New YM k . Al t'lnelniiall :i, Mnrnklvp Ancient Sprlling "Ye" whs an old method of ! nrltdlni: the aill.le "ihe." It u -otin-lihte In. oi-re. iy pi'otoiUli. cil A wi It. r Hires- that fanners chv op ailloinohih's ,H , rono-uv Oi..iM. tut ht wonl.t Hey 'hi- tft to tutu, I., hoy their hut ti-r a nd oijs ' STARS CLIMB IN COAST STANDINGS Tiounce Reds to Increase League Leadeiship Ducks Beaten Again lly The Associated I'rMk Tlie. Mollywooil Hlurs had tli CaciHc. coast lea true lead sewed up today with a mai-Kin of one and n half uaniiN. after troune.jn. the San l-'rn nclsco .Mission Jl:ds for Hi1! Fce'Htd lime in two days In Los Angeles. Meanwhile, tin. Id-ds were sink In lower and lower. Only the d:iy hefori- yesterday they nrcipjfjd ihe top notch position, hot Hollywood ah ve Hieni a selhacli, a nd today the Missions were lied for M-rond dale niih Ihe I .OH AllK"'hK AllRel. The Stars defealed the iteds hy an I i lo -I score, hehlnd the pilch hitf of Johns. Although louvhed for eleven hits, tle. Hollywood porlsider was stiriKy In the pinches, and held the heavy hfitiiiK San lTa rifiica us to one run unlit lli elosin in til lik'. Home runs hy Hunt and Hoffman hrouhl the .Mission tallies. 1,oh AiiK' hs do vned the SenlK It lo s, (akliiK :i two-io-one edj,'e on (he series. Vernon (!ome youiiK' lefthander sold recenlly Lo the New York Yanks, started the tfnine hut Was halleil on) of the ho.. in the thiril when the AiikMs scoroij rdKht runs, 'al (ilyiui relieved Oome. and alter Kctlititf ouL of the- Iron ide. held the home ten in al. Kecrc a I j on park I a shutout until the. "(K)ith liinim; wln-n the AfiK' ls put icross three itiMarneiT runs to ' i lo winning niaiKln. The Oakland Acorns took tho mat hh,s at Kmery Ville yesterday, defeating the I'orllaml Hindis n. an nphlli eoiile.st !l to S. Just as i I hey iiifi the day hefore, the I nicks h-t the winning jmneh ko when ( 'liar lie Ha les popped out and .any Wooda M's xra under found wllliiiK hands after they had ihe winning run on hase in Ihe ninth in a iiur with only one -out. The Oaks had the I hicks on the short end of an N to 2 score ul the close of t Ik. slt h. Indians Trim Sacs flood pitel-JiiiK featured the third H.'ime hel ween Sea I He a nd Sacra -no nto, which was won hy thr In dians '1 lo (i lor their second slraiKht victory. Only elht hits were recorded. Smith, Indian's htnler, held the capital city hoys to only thli'i. hits. I'Vrrlll, u Stockton youth, was nicked for five. Yesterday's roiisl hairue results: Al Oakland: It. M. K. I'orl land i f, Oakland l !." 1 Halteites: I'ascarolla anil Wood all; .McKvoy and l.omhardl. Ai Stockton: li. II. i:. Seattle 2 U 0 Sacramento a It i Italterles; Kniflh and fox; l-V rill and Koehler. Al San l-'ni iidseci: it. n. v., Ips Alleles , I I Hi H , San l-'ranctsco 1 4 :t ' Itatterle.s: rilti, lloi nc and Sand hei t;, I la una It: Horn ex, (llynn, I'otieh and llaworth, .Melsaacs. Al Los Angeles: ! It. II. II. t Missions 4 11 a I lolly wood 1 1 0 hatierhs: Caster, McQuahl ami! lloi'I'mati: Johns ami Severoid, Sy--pUer. Athletics And Cubs Both Need Three Victories (Hy The A- mdnlcl I're) The At h ht ies moved on K'uuo nearer I heir pennant yeslei day hy winning, hut ihe t'uh.H advanced Hist as rapidly throuuh a defeat us the Cianl.-i Were smearing the I'iiales hy , to ;,. Kaeh of the lenders now needs Ihreo VlctorieH, with the urtnl.sltee In prospect per haps hy Sunday nifc'ht. It Jess I'eity can half Ihe (ilants today, ihe I'iiales may leel fafily . fe iii seeond place. Afler lalti-iK in defeat the vel- era it Nelu in the opening frame of Ihe series, ihe Phillies wont on a hilling spree in Chieuifo yesierdny and Kae tiny Hush his fifth I iiMinclhi: of Hie season, t'latnl' Wiltoiirv'hhy held the MiiiIuh lo seven hlous and was scored Upon only hecause of Wilson's homer. A freak Idow ly Horace l-'oi'd lor tour hases with one (ted 0:1 the pat lis euahled the v I. ran Lippn Itixey lo shade Iaazy Vunco am) the Hohiii.i at t-jtieintiatl hy :t In -.' iti Ihe second K'Htle of ihn ser ies. The hut) chased Hnhe llerinun into the riuht fi.hl seals, and it self skipped tneirily ahout oul-.ide tor a home run as Herman I rled lo evtihvile himself front his pre- dh iimelll. Lain in Si. Louis hnllt up a dnuhlc-hlader today for Ihe llraves and (lie rardt ials. Alter ihe While Sot had chased Uuhe Walhei k from th. mound s 11 h a l wo-run flurry w liich tied the score at ,H to 3 lu Ihe nlMh, the Athletic- pushed home one lu th iirht h 10 w lu hy 4 to 3. A'aul Ihvii Itnmiis The Yankees finally hroke the sp.il woven aliout them hy th Hit. wits, winning hy fi to after ttve stralKht lovses hi tln-lr pre-; hms five ennifi nieiils aiiinl tin s'. Loutsu ns, hut the runs came hmd off Sammy (!ray. Waller Miller held the Senator helpless, and t 'leveland Wn the M'Ciui'l vanie of thr series hy f to , 1. Arthur HerrltiK. who stiows ollle siu'lis ol l.ellltf :i pitcher, teas ed Ihe Tiirers to a - to 1 iotry over the lied So In Koston, Kl ! Morris was the ictim. It was! I lerrintf ' Hist inauir h-uirue siurl, lolhiwlmr his ptirehaint from Okht- . homa I h Ihe Tikith. He i eais old atld n nulil hatoh r. A fhieaKo hti:une;-snnin wan ;ih- : din t-'d hv KHhmen. In other ritiis , U-isinessnieit ti!MiaHy report tiny were simply detained nt thr office. Montag for SOLD ON Trade in Your Old Stove as Part Payment on Your Montag Circulator Convenient Weekly or Monthly Installments on the Balance Carr Furniture Co. Inc. Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers. Only 13, But He's , m-h-' 7Vri 5j r t (Josh, fellers, how'dja like to he "Ited" Sohntton'.' lie's only I :i year. old. hut he's ojni, to play wflh the t'hicauo t'tlhs. Here he Is. riht. simiim; a cntraet in New York with J..e .Mel 'art hv. manager nf the cutis, makinvr hint tho yonm:fst player ever in Met a heith in ihe hiu leauues. The yotilh's work as manager and third haseiiian of the champion New York junior Kiwanis team attracted McCarthy's attention. Mack Looked Over 595 Ball Players In Fifteen Years To Develop Team I'HILA! .IM.I'HIA (AIM Kle hundred .md ninety-five names have app'iife.l on the Lhiludelphiii Athletics payroll In Ihe la years that have passed since t'onnle .Mack won his last pennant, i The cluh records show that players have participated in Am rrican leamie (.antes for Philadel phia sine- the rollins-Haker-Heiid-er enmhlliuthri was hrnken up In 1014 after Ihe Itoslou llraves siaoihered the Mai kites In th world series. Three hundred umhjMnis rookies unit hopeiul eteruns have lnell ul Athletic training camps In that lime without gelling into the "hie show ." woman nan RE IN TELIA1RIDE BANK SCANDAL M-'.NVKll, Colo.. S. pi. i:t (AIM - - V.. I . Ave rill, special operative of a lamer i n vest mat ion service, aid today that MK l'rance Curl son. ) s, st.-noirnioh-T in th,. Hank of TVlUnide Mid htm -unwilling, ly" hIim sent tiiuu Oniver two ot ihe siv falted leleeiams hy which C, 1 . W.iK(.-.tineT Is cha t'L't-d w it It liavlng iHtetnptrtl o deiraud si New oi k banks of rj.'.oit.oioi. MKi Cm Unit Ii i be.-n -uhpx ma id by a federal qiund iniiv in New York as a wiinevs In the cae AverlH aiTied here yesterday Vlih Cla ! nee I'. I tow nt.tin, ea'dtit v tin Mt lit. of Tellttr ide. whom I... taking lo New oi U 1 'iwut.ua DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE FAMOUS Western Homes EASY TERMS a Big- Leaguer l-'our years afler Mack he';un hreaking up Ihe great machine of 1 H 1 Ml, M:i and "1 4. only Hid'e Ohlrilig, a:t outfielder, was tefl on the payroll. t'hartie (Irlmin. the Chicago uh captain, was one of Mack's try outs' seeking an outiield herth. The st.irs that Mack tiled and passed tip lO develop the present outfit const ilnte a high-pow -er-ed iigMfegatlon. Anmng them are Sam dray, St. Louts pitcher; Herl I'ennock. Yankee pitcher: Wally S'hang SI. Lmiis catcher; J.c Diigau. I tost on llraves; la-nnie Sol hern. I'hillle outfielder and Charley Jamiesoa, Cleveland out fielder. also has been subpoenaed. The youn-c woman I dd the de tective she hail s-nt the b-h grams front lenver at Ihe re.iiest of a woman w hom she did not know and who told her it was a hit of work to In done fm- Warn oner. ERECT MODERN FACTORY SOON AT ST. HELENS l'OKTLA.NM, Seid. 13 i.WM -At an expt nditure of r.'.r"".e'o., th" I iite I its ula l inn Hoard company will ei-. ct a new. mi.. I in plint at St. lNIeti". :;a miles north of I'oit lu ltd up tin C ilaiiiliia i i er. The board of direeo of tin- ompitiv I 'Uili. Me iiniioiineemeiil l.i.' t nr;!' Tin I". J. Shi n cotnpanv. of I'oil lutid, v.is awatded thy i-ontratt lor 4 1. Circulator MONTAG Circulating Heating Unit" You will know what real winter comfort means with a Montag Circulator in your home. We firmly believe that here is the most efficient heating plant for the average Western home. Needs no basement goes in the living room handsome in appearance, its walnut enameled finish makes it a welcome addi tion to the furniture of any room and does away with the need for unsightly, old time heating stoves. Warms Every Room Placed in a central location the sturdy, powerful Montag sends waves of comfort-laden "ventilated heat" to every loom in the house. Jt picks up the cold air from the floor, heats it, and wafts it gently to every chilly nook and corner. It spreads good cheer and health by circulation. Specially adapted to the use of Western fuel, it burns either wood or coal with equal efficiency. Equipped with duplex grates, one side for burning wood ,the other for burning coal. A half turn of the crank is all that is necessary to reverse the grates. BURN'S ANY FUEL construction. 'Ihe St. Helens plant will om- ploy J.iit persons and will have an annual payroll of more than $('"1. loia , I'l-odlietH Of th-e plant will he ili tsulalinr and huihiiiiK hoard and pressed hoard. 'Ihe material is loan niacin red from disintegrated wood fihers. iheenlire hark con tent of any wood having fihre he iitK used. Kir. hemlock and spruce an said to he especially udaptahlc. ; The plant will he placed on a 7a-" acre nact and will have a water . front of 27mi feet. t'harles K. Dant, of Daut & I tas sel I, of I "ortlaud. Is chairman of the hoard. TUT DEFEATS PETROLLE IN DETROIT RING HKTIUHT. Sept. -13 AIM- King Tut, Monde linhi weigli't t rntii Min nea polls, demons t l ah d t hat he Is one of the U adimr cha Ih-nu'ers for Sammy Man.hU's crown hy decis ively deiealing Hilly Ivirolle, the l-"ai'Mo l-Xpress. in a eii ruind tight at Navin field last immIU. Tilt had nil the advance of seven of tho ten rounds, and al least oio nf ihe three which were rlvon le trolle was douhtfttlly his if not even. I'etrolle appeared to he had ly mangled in tin closing rounds, hut managed to slay on his feel until the final (totig, although the hlood I lowed fre. ly from a cm o or his right eye. Iloth litihters were covered with hlood hefore the final hell sounded. M ALCII COM IM IMi MKhRHtl), Ore.. Sepl. i:i (AIM -The search lor John Wrluht, 111. A Sour Stomach Can Turn A Sweet Temper l!illy Sunday once said that many a man's religion vas uothins but a good stomach, and that all it would take to turn his saintly temper was a sour stomach. Those who make il a religion of keeiiing well are usu ally able to express n gread deal of religion in their :very-day living. Chiropractic offers a simple common sense method f lidding the body of weakness. It removes the cause i)f disease, which is uneven supply of nervous energy te all parts of the body, by removing nerve pressure 'md thus restoring the even flow of energy into weak ened or diseased paits. Hy my chiropractic health methods 1 correct diseases of all parts of the body. Phone '107-W today for y,iur appointment. DR. J. E. W00DELL in Si.miii.-i- niiia.- Ilmivp rnll who dlsa ppea red ten days airo while 011 a fishing trip with com panions in the I'rospecl dislrfet, Is heing continued in the heavy lini her of Hint area. Wright Is he lieved (o have fallen and made his way into Ihe limber in a dazed condition. CALL I'Olt UIHS NIIH WALK coNNTitrrnoN S.-aied hids will he received hy lln- city Commission of the City of La (irande. Union County, Oregon, for the construction of Ihe side walk in Sidewalk Improvement Distri'-t No. i.'iT wiihln Ihe City of La C.raitde. Oregon, according l" t he plans and specif IcntloTiH f"t the said sidewal k dist rlct now on file to the otrice of the City Ke corder of Ihe said City. A deposit of Kixe ($;i.fift Itollnrs. will he t-.Hiiited for plans and spec 1 1 ieut ions w hieh amount will h- lefun.i.-d if bidder is unsuccess ful and r.-tnrna plans and speet ficallons lo I his office. Hids will he received to the hour of p. m. Wednesday. Septein ! t '.! h. ! I'L'li. and nnLt he ar-i-oinjianied hy a certified check, or bidders horn in the sum of ten per ceiil of the amount hid :H Ii guarantee of t lie acceptance and completion of contract if awarded. Chei ks will he returned to unsuc cessful bidders. All bonds in connection wllh thin work are iiitulied lo be secured t h rough resident agents and no bond will he accepted unless writ ten by a resident , ihe Citv of La Crande. The Commission reserves the i ik In to reject any and til hids. Hy order of I he Commission Sep iemher I lilt, l!iL!i. J. I-:. STKAIINS. Keeorder. i-i:i-itu. IIoiiinj n-:.. miMvcml. H 1 M.