La Grande evening observer., October 26, 1929, Image 2

Saturday, October 26, 1929.
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
HILLS DEP1V STORE
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
Owned
hv
Alan J.Gould
Thn checkered carter of l-w
KoriHo.ru, the Oakland Portuguese,
reached a climax whoa hrt was
f4fjiilf unofficially but nevortho
Iosh deolalvcV for the Amorleun
Icngue'H - "most valuable player"
distinction of J9;9, '.The swarthy
(logger, WtlO WUJI supposed lo Ins
'about through u a mujor Icftgiift
crv put on a great exhibition to
heat on I Al RlinmoiiH and Jimmy
l-'rtxx for the hatting champion
ship. tlrff'H how Gordon Cobhle
d t-li of the. ceVt innd Plain Deal
i summed up his worlc
Consecu. In addition do bnlng
I Ik league's hading hatHniun, was
one ol lis best lUMPiihiv'i lirsi
baHP-run.
basemen and a leading
n.-M lit rut-n K ieii I'l.ieii or ine i
punch and more of the Inspiration f
it.-.t f-riiit.le.l llic Iri.linnH to make
their Hpectaculur climb from sev-
ruth plare to third. ' ' I
"Kor'nlx weekH in the early part
of thn Heawon, when tho Clevelatnl
pltt herH wen KOltitf badly and no I
one elHe wa.s hit ri'ir. l-'oiiHeca sib?-j
l.'-hamh'd kepi the tribe from
NiippiUK lii'o the cellar. 1 firmly I
believe that without I-'onscca the I
Indians would have finished in
the second (ILvIhIoh, ; and, In thin
opinion l liave . the support of J
many of his train-muteH." . j
make wood ball-cnrrierH, provld
Iir they can be "shaken loose"
In nil open field, but usually they
lack shiftiness and durability, lied t
(iranjie and lied Catfle never won
my. Nprliii, 'tiller but Ihero have)
been fev lialtliaclcs as. hard, to
catch on any Kridlron as tin hc
two. They combined average speed '
with ehislvemsH, which happens
lo be just as essential when u
flock (if lackUfM are to be avoid-
.d. I
liny Ihirbutl and Choi Itnwman
Kl. A ln..,h,lnu..H k well as
fniint vleiorb-H for Hyraeuse. liar
bull, awed enoUKh 'TO 'Mflhe-ln
both sports anil then win Olympic
laurel, may try the professional
gridiron. Al .Miller. Harvard s
il'ii. pound sprinter, whn also ft
l.iio.l .hiilfback and Charley IIok
ei. I Vn u track star, outran the
secondary defense of a number of
I can is it few years iiko.
. )eorKe riimpHon of Ohio Ktale,
the. world's ion-yard record-hold-t
r, : and his Texas rival. Claude
Itraeey of Hire Institute, rec.m
ffdend plans to try Hie Kridlron
but Cy l.eland of Texas Christian
h'i diatiK'd his spikes for
cleiUH.
Two nf thi' fiiHlcKt mill on tin
l,-rlilronM UiIm mil uro Ji'Hko Hill,
Hi' HouttK't-n ('ullrornltt ftillluu'k,
unit JiU'k Mhli'r. lilt" flnliy Noll'.
Imnn' l)ull-cni-rl'r. Holli ur'
iulck fturh-rH, with tho wi'lirtit
iio.l ilrivo to nhukc off woutil-li.'
liM-kli'rx.
n,,y will .to ,l,,lr H"'"i
on llio xmii". MCrlu of iicllon, Sol-
illi rn .-t.-lil lit CliloiiKO. on No. j
wmlicr U. with lln viroxiii'ct of'
w.-U ov.t lOH.Iiiiu 8iiiM:tlorM ti... !
Ini; on liitnil tor mi" or Hi.' niiiln
I at rnorliunnl lmtlli-i of ttn y.-nr.
Japanese Woman
Rreaks Jump Mark
HKf,)l't Korea, Oct. I'd AP)--Miss
Klnuyc llltoml, Japnthse
iyiO0 UIIIKKI'i url unil.
broad jump fur women today, ; IM'GI'.N 11 Kill V lS
btirlme twenly fe. i, in., and nj i;c(ii;Ni:. niv.. (u i. :; (API
tpir-rtei Inclus. The Kugi ne Hit;h Hehotd foetbalt
.flss llltornl's latest p- rformanee ,, ,,, (it,fct t ! Cottaee (irove a:' to
eei-eds by Hi roc ami three, quarter ' a yestet'diiv,
liiebert her reeord-breaklnK b'ap of ' ' -t -t
ftvo tlnys ago. It Is the latest In!
a rernnrkable series of recent feats LT-,-, T T 1 C vj
.which have .enabled to the Jap-.LltiS Xlull OI I lCl
uiieo marvel to tower the world h
rerun! for her .x In th li'ii
uielrn uml to-met re uprinK an
well tM the running broad Jump.
Willamette Trims
College of Idaho
JJAT.K.M, Ore., Oct. Vfi (AP) -Willametie
unlxefslty. after scor
ing a louchdown In the first play
aTter Urn klckoff. opened an at
tack on the College of Idaho elev.
i n here yesterday which ended
with the third period und a 4? to
a score for Willamette, a 04 yard
tun by I' tick sou. Hear but (back,
wit.1 (he big pl.tv of Hie ruhic.
vr,sTi:mAVs i.mu scntis j
At Portland: Albany college t. i
Columbia university Ct. 1
At H:iekhanuon. W, Va. West :
Virginia Wesleyan 47, Siilem tt. ,
At MePlmrKtm, Kan. Mcpher
son 4;'. Ib-thel o.
At Duton liouge Louisiana
Slate university Louisiana Tecli ,
7. .
At Latrobe, I'ii. tit. Vineeiil 40. ,
I'lilrmoiil, (W. Vu.) TcaeUem o.
Al Alfred. N. V. Niagara uni
versity Ci, Alfred 0.
At Hal inn, Kan.--Miysuurl VaL
ley eolJegc 7, Kans is W. sb yuu 7.
(tie).
A I Hhcrman, Tel. A us! in col
lege 14. Soiilhwesiern (i.
At Lincoln, Neb. Coiner collego
13, Nebraska West e) on C.
A! Hrtlern--Wlllumetlu 4t, Col
It'lff ot MuliO 0,
Home
Store
FORMER GRID
MAN HELD IN
ASSAULT CASE
ALMAXV, Orc.Oci. 1';
William Hank.-. ca.lain of (he
iHiUcm. Ore. high school football
(bam last year, was urreMed lo re
llasl night on a charge of assault
and baiieiv upon I'oach Tucker
'of the Albany high wliu.il.
Hanke hud gone Into the high
school i-vnmnsinm iIi-khkIiiv romii
lo obtain a football fixed in ibe'im nine
Siitem. Album' irailie here totlav 1'awsOn.
and won by Kalcm. Coach Tucker
reiuoimtiiited ,wltli It! in and ll
ehiuK'd Haukc Mtnick Tucker on
lh' head. The couch. wa uh-
coiikcIouh HO inlnnlcH,
ifccordinff j
IC tho WllncSMeH.
iiuuke iioHt'd a l-.l bond and
war. i-eb-iwcd. . '
Eckermll Again
On Madison Field
.M.MdSON'. WIN., Oct. 2 (AC) - j
I'or tin- fiiHi time hlnee lie wan;
almoxt mobbed by lnf:irlat.'d Itnd-
tK' r tun Wl,u,'r K,'l"'r'4,lM '
lot Chicago wnn back in
Mauinrtn
tony 10 referef
'i" Paine.
a VIc.nMbi fool.
KrkerRall, former University of
ChlcnKO gridiron ntnr, refereed the
.MiehlKan-WlwoiiHlti Kume In 1H2.1
when Jtfteltwell of the WolverlneM
nirtdf hlH diKpuled run, KMnK bin
team a tl to :( vletory Am noon ns
tho Kame wnn finished Keveral
rmndred HadK-r rooter dnahf-d on
the field and Kekcnmll wax saved eoiidillon. for an emergency.
by . the nutek action of football Caul Kehissler, Oregon Slute
playor of both learns.' nientor, said be planned Hevernl
Ills eonleiillnn .that he was fore-1 changes In the slartlfiK lineup,
etl to iice.ml Hie rullnk of thelCetf-r Miller, the oldest man on
i field ' jitittr"' on (he illspuled run,
nallsfleil Wisconsin officials and I
now (hat hard feeihiK of fium has 1
suhsbled against him, he was re
ilitesti'd to referee today's Kame
between ,lhe Hiulirers ,nd Iowa.
NIGHT FIGHTS
Ity The A-Mtcliilctl ln's
OMAHA. Neb. Toniiny (iio.-.:an.
Omaha. Out pointed Lope Tenorio,
1 ' . . ,
SaN I' l(AM IMt O lb a!al
wimiiin. rt.-ii.. .Hioiirnil
l.onw Torn Kiwliti 'ttr4lnU!
.MINXKAl'OI.IH 111k Hoy I'eler
son, New OrleaiiH, outpdnlcd Mike
.Manilelt, t. I'aul, ( 10).
lUH.LYWOOH, .('ill. Krnle 'e
ers. ChiniKo. outpointed Charlie
Kaiser. I,ea Amreles (10).
Offer Sharkeu
$250,000 to Fight
1.0NHON, Oct. I'l ( AP) Wilfred
Ward sportsman backer of Phil
Seott, ' has fanned a syndicate
which announced today that it Is
i prepared io guarantee Jack Shar
j key fitl.ootl sterling (ubotii I'.'Mi,
i (in ft") to fight the Kngllsh heavy
i weight in an open air bout In l.ou
t don next spring Tor the world's
, championship.
i Ward and his associates also are
;,;, ,:,r(,min, ;,. vy
Krolt (tfft-tilM litm wtu'li llit.y iimu'I.
I'illifr In Afncrlr:! or In nil.
; M:ui. i(i ti:ams pi.wivti
: i:fi!i;i:. ore, tii-i. : (.M't I
I A HillMllcr Ihii none thi- Ii-vm fl.i.-r
'ilivlMlon of t)io I'Mhi-rwily of Wash-
. iiiKion win oiiuii' iiii' i luviTslly ni
, Ori'frnli froh lii'i-c lotlny.
i Willi tho vamlticH of iho two
li'iiin-i flKhtliiK ll out In Si':ittlo,
jth yomiKNti.i'H ure tilt llto tn-n-c
iifixInUM lo nuilco u KltinvlnK.
skU-ft wi-rr ovi'ri'u.il.
' Face Lifted
XK.i t.ux Aiiyrlcx iturrtiM
One hhlf of her Tnce tuts h-eti Itlteil.
i the other hulf hut not- ud ihUx
i HlartlhiR piiofogtHph of Mrs. Char
I lotle Mumlley ol Los Annelesun
j retouchetl e.xiepl for Hut divldluK
line illtiHlijitert the difference he-
twreti n fttce lifted him) one not so
; iri'Nti-d Al h I.is AiiKelei beinity
show, Mrs. Mandlev subintttid lo
H plHSlft aurKhtt) operwtloti on the
fUht nfde ot her fine her led side
rroiKlrlaiC untouehod, ll!u.tr;ite
Ihe rtlffereme.
i , f,.w.' iu r. Ivft
GREAT CROWD IS !
VIEWING BATTLE;
Eighty-Nine Thousand
People Crowd Into Sta
dium at Palo Alto.
KT.XXFOItl) IWIVKHHITY. Cnl..
Oct. (Al') With what ban 1
been called I he- st rongest Southern;
California eleven In iho history of j
(lie university, and before a crowd f
of fiiUHto enthusiastic faiiH. Conch t
Howard Junes' Trojans were her !
lo meet Hi an ford today in their
annual battle which this year will ,
virtually eliminate ' one or the!
lier from tin- championship raw. j
' K-aniuni laee.i me invn.iers wnn i
1 only on- nguiar on Hip Injured;
: iL dozen i,tiirrH having1
recovered Trorn u bad knee epl-,
h-mie thai Ktmrk the Warner
js.(:iad early Mils season. IV In Ih. j
"rsi ""-inn guani. win view,
ho proceedings from (be bench.
ben take
by I toy 1
Hon t hern -California pinned her
ho (tei for victory on the power
ful and .speedy nlnnlnt? attack thur
haw enabled tier lo neon -0!i
I'oIiiIh already t IUn Nennon, phm a
line uiai nvoraKcj i-to pounun
from end lo end.
The t 'ardinalrt ' bankeil .on the
line HimcdiinK ability of SinalllhK,
l-'lelsh hacker and llillmau: " the
clever paKMtnt? of Him k inn, and
the ehiMlve ha!fbnekH, Kreiitrtip
ami Moffall.
r I'l.AYS MA!IO
VA.LIH. Ore.. Oct. 2.". (AC)
hiaho,! Vandala and On-won
Klale'H MeaverK were matched lo-
.. i .. i,... ........ i.n ti.A
.loKt-Mi Kame of years . on Ib ll
field hen-, rtotli teaniH were said
by their rcHpectlve eoaehrs to hi?
in excellent Mhape and cilsp.
brljflu .weather wave promise of a
! fant field.
j Coach l.eo Calland of the Van- i
Idiiln d. etare.t he would start llerR
hit fullback, nuviiiK WilkV. who i
! w;ik nald not lo be tn the "bent of
Ihavi
tackle
r sipiad, was to start
while Kerr was lo re. t
place Sherwood
halfback.
(IU:(;)X I'l.AVS lirsKIIS
KKATTI.K. WhkIi.. fl.l. 51! (AIM
Virtually their last chanee foi
a Pacific coast' victory this season
the rniverMlly of WasHtiiKlon Hus
kies were mil today to "turn the
tables." on the Culver- iiy r Oro
Kon eleven. Last year the Wash
ington team journeyed. Into Ore.
Kon mi overwhelming favorite to
difeat Hie Webfooleis but the
1 1 askles were smothered under n
surprising 2 a to 7 score Y ester-
the .Oreuoil eleV
V ut'h .V
en
tunc to
to iroitncn
Washliifjion which has lost it ,,f
flir. three starts this season. i(0
Caf cd with stern necessity of
winning. Hie Husky players wore?
expected to iiiakp it at least In
tereslllIK for the Webfooters.
HioukIi Coach Knneh Harsh:iw re
slKned efleetlve last Wednesday he
oflei'eil to remain In the eoaehiiiK
poslHon until the end of the 'J2'.
wason.
Tho Orrpoii t.-aiil t'liiiio to So-1
nun' w-tiii inri'o oi in ri-iMiur-H, on
no. iiiionii iihi. i.i'oiw Mln.l. iniaii,
'' ww "t '"' hinl hinril hiKlMt.-nt riiinora that
wllh a hiok.-n ankl". .lorry Kohlii. ,,.r ,, ilMI rr ,,.
won, ii.'ki o half bark, uml Ansllii h,ly of IiIkIi ni'hool iilhh'l.'M,
colli.'it. tm-kl... woiv hurl lnll,ut Co,, oh Scott r.Mnllali',1 hy do.
wi'.k ami It wan 1 1 1 1 1. 1 o 1 .i. 1 .1.- Ih:il ; VrK that in , . tiiorai;o of
i-'iool'l ;i';ilon loilay. Coa.-h I'aul M.hl.:.-r, OroBon
Pacific Playing
il. I n r m I
i ugei oouna i earn i
I
I'Olm.ANIl, Ort. sii (Al') Wllh I
Hi.. or,'i;on uain a sIIkIH fiivorlio. i
1'inilii' ualv.'isitv n M.I CollrKi- ofll
I'utii'l Soon. I woro innii'hi-il in n
norllnvotii l Onti'ri-ni'o Kami at
,
, j
.Miillliomah Klailliim to, lay. 'I'll
game was to start at 2:15 p. in.
Hy vhtue of a Mi to 7 victory
over Columbia university th Pa
cific team is given u slight edge.
In nine games between Iho two
m hools, Colleg,. of Puget Sound
has w tin only two. Thesf were
taken in !!.:; and 1I2S.
FILES SUIT TO
RECOVER FUND
SPENT, LIQUOR
POUTt.AXH, Ore., Oct. 2 U (AP
.1. ti. Utlllngliuiii, trnti o In bank
lllptcy ror the deruin t brokerage
lii-iu of Ovfihcck and Cooke, tiled
an ainendeii complaint In circuit '
court today seeking the recov-Pry of i
$l'7,Vti from l-'ninK lloehfleld, pro-
I ifsshmut bondsman, alleged to have
j bee,, p:,i, ,,r liipior u ti la wf ul ly de-
i liver, d lo otficeis of the tirin.
! At ihe same lioit- :imim!ed com. '
plaints Heekimr ju.li:ment for un
uKun teatM- ot $:.7.Ji;.: I from time
df feiidenis itNn w.ie filed.
The U'iuit dej erb s. according
to the eoiuplalnt, wer, made be
tween Novnuber I. l!2:i. and le
cember I, tv.'.. The original ae
tion was (or t, which, it was
tilb ged, lli.i litt. Id owed the til Ml
on mem y ii.lvuie eil p, tho ptiiehas
of nloek' betwevi) May. 9"(!, uml
I'eCemher, I '.I'J 7.
Thi. ettmpl.tHd set- forth that
lloehlteld had made the lliUor de
tiveiies ju violation of the law for
tlie peromit tese of tlie officers :ind
NEW STAMPED GOODS
A Iuvro assortment to 98
New rliildrens wear in every day
We sell lor cash only you save the difference.
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
Where Lindy Searched For Lost
It wan over remote Jungle areas like these on the Yucajan peninsula thai Col. Charles A. Und
bereh eeiuliM ted bin aerial exploration In que.t of loM cities of . the ancient .Maya Indians, whose
remarkable civilization flourished 20 years an. Ciciiired at Hip top are an old temrde and
columned wall at I'.vamai,; previously discovered by land explorers. I'.elow, at the left, Js the "Temple
of the Kerpent" fxcavtited by the MVxican Kovern nunt, and at the ri-lit the "Temple of the War
riors,'' a CartieJe Institution excavation;
I not for ''any lawful oorporato pur-
pose. (t Is ini-thereonti'tnl.xl
.....t uM.v.-m muh money neionu" i
tu
H'lr.
, .
Hie firm to pay
nr the
, . . ,
TJATfTJ ff'Oin !
If A lift K , IjKI I) ; !
H K A 1M CI "'' OAI ' . !
IN , PORTLAND;
(tfonllnued frum Pag 1)
of HHiootx, took nxc'iilliin to llio
KM.ir-iirunship iiroiTiluro untl -n-
jt - iivoril lo pram lh:il sm-h pap.
'"' lwi-il Just artrr l.n
(Jralide protester).
A lui''p debate ensued between
I -it Grande iuid Haker' officials
when linker Introduced A. , K.
r(lrant. nn attorney of that city,
to present Hiev .Kal end. .. The
board rub-d that testimony and re-
,marl:s be. kept within school of-'
ficlals and that leal tulviee was -
not pcrmlssnhle at u hearing be- :
twenn nrhool teachers.' '
' Offhri U-' IHirfelt 1 1
Coleman. Just m ior to the start '
thi1 iK'nrinir. whlrh wnn I'ullil
to oriti-r ly II. -H. ronltli',. prin
iliml i.r Iho .Mi'dioiil, On., hlirli
m'liool ami u inomhiT - of tho
lioaril. siinuiK n mirprlMo hy ollm
jinatinK tin' niuni's of rniwforil
(anil Snillh from Iho iirolo.sl"it
: ll.'.
I "Wo will forli'll all Kiiliiia link-
or Iiiin lilayi-il with odor whooln
iln whhil 'ranfol'il . ailil Smith
luivi - ilayi il," ho.Hoiil.
Tn,.r irai'
1 Hie hlslnrv fmm
in,,. I... (i,,,,,,!,, .,, ,,,, ,,i,i i,
,Slali. coIIi-ko no-nior. ho hint Ih-oii.
I Inalrilrli ,1 "ir.n r to lniiort nih
-on n s.-ott -n .-miii-.uuo in.
Mm ili'Mlul of i-vit lltti'llllllillR to
""' of llio tivo iroli'to)
I'luy. - i - M to th
Maker high school;
'
'""V looihall. II.' look
oi-nllon lo On- ruinum oh lol.l hy
:Tovvlor anil il'-mlinilrd vvM.-ncc lo
Towler and demandrd
prove the ass rilon.
Sharp Kebuke ,
The board, consisting of Conkle; j
II. (1. Hrouson. of M II ton-TTe. wat
er and Koy Cannon, chalrtuau, de- j
eldetl thai the disouswlon Would be I
liinlled lo whether the protested j
plaers were eligible or enellglble-i
and lodged u sharp rebuke w hen j
personalities were brought Into ;
the case between Cob man and
Adams.
. A. Hahrlel. superlntindent of :
schools at Can by. Ore., attended;
Ihe meeting as a spectator but In- j
terested party. , j
In a written statement filed by!
tho La Grande, deb-nation in the!
1 'ort hi nd hca rflig tod'iy. eh-ven i
points were mentioned
lu addl- '
tlnn n "e eh.irges mentioned (n
Atsclate. press stmy from
Portland. It Is charged lhat the
players are In Iklble under the
meaning of (he ruling because they
have not earned one semester
I en-dlts in I In- Maker hltih school. It
Ms polntel out that Haker enieied
one or more of thes alleged In- j
cll;lhli students In the football;
games with Nyssa. i'l-airio City and
Ho (so, althotigh ih( players havej
been eei tlHd tu the Mate boanl us ;
eligible. j
point No. i? i-a Id "that it on to nr nil
ef the abov named pleiiyers ero
Induct d to ruler Huker high school ;
lor the pni pos of plavtiiR football" '
And No, 7 says "That in no casft
did Iho parenti t any of these;
above named football playcrst move i
Into the Haker high school diwnlet
with them." district would immpiiiiitely receive
I'olnt No. fi states that lellei-H of'fh 4 1 mnnihir u-ti..r i..' u ....
u ua nl ansh In were sailed tn .
Krisble, William North and
Itosa. I'erklns, and that Hieso letters
of guardianship were Issued and
fild on Oct. 23 after same or all of
these players participated In foot-
ball contests with other member
after they had been certified, with
onn exception, on Oct. VI, as elij?- 1
ibte, to. participate- ' in a football :
game with l.a Grande high, and
after lhe filing of l.a Grande's pro
test on Oct. 2;
Point No. to says: "That It Is the ;
general understanding In the oily ncxatinn sponsored by the eham
of Haker. as indicated, by tho press j of commerce, pointing out the
of that city and other sources, thut j advantages held by cities of 10,
thn above players . have been . ntn and more population, from a
brought to Haker ror Hie purpose j business and industrial stand
of playing high school football; 1)nnt. basing this view from ex
thot Ihey hav0 been given jobs to uinpjf 0f other cities whir-h have
provide for their support, and thai inrrfl!ls(.,i tnojP fl a t 1 o n s
in order to make them technieally
ellKlble Hie above mentioned letters:
of Kuardianshlp have-lieeh Issued,
based upon papers i all nf w;hlch
imprint of Attorney A. S.
,,l',tnt-
1 It In hollovi'il locally that the
clllns of rlimorH at I'ortlaml loilay !
, hy .Mr. Towli'i- was to jiinllfy the!
' original Invo.stlK.'illon which leil to '
I tho rllhlK of the protest. Also; lo
! oal i'0lc fool that tho protest has
l heen fully juslltieil hy the lad Unit
("rawfiiril uml Snillh, two of tho
j men prolisstctl hy l.n (Irnnile lire
ailmlllcil as InellKlhlo l.y linker.
nil.. have heen withdrawn.
I A VVPV A TIAV
.""'l"'1"14""
OPPOSITION
ENCOUNTERED
Continued !rom fage One)
exclusion of Industries from the
proposed boundary exlension, stat
ing this was being unfair to the
j smaller taxpayer w ho has to pay
; an increased amount due to 4he
'tax exempt industries.
Kegardlng city water service foi
'., . ... .....'. ....
wiililit evleml ll line hi IlilS .' i '
Isfly settled area as mentioned In
: llu La Craiwle Observer, without
l a -bond issue nn which Ihe city
'as a whole would vote- with Ihe
i likelihood of .Its failure.
I i lie also pointed nut that a very
. negligible number in the affected
There is a satisfaction in
knowing that yon wear
the best hat made
You can err ft hat to fit your hfad in almost
every hat Morn . . . liul, if you give your 0Maraii'c
liny tliouplit nt all. you want a hat thai sill suit
rou parlii-ularly. The oorrert style , . . that jusl
Viplil siiiarlnesn. A lii-ioiuin" plinilc .... in liariuuny
villi your foinilcion and vour personality. Anil
then, of courv, sou ml juilptiient demaiul-i linn
iialily. W ell, the new Sletstims are in . . . ami of
the great variety there arc, many that have evaelly
vital you waul in a hat . . . for the new Stetson
arc the liest looking ami the finest quality hats we
have ever seen. "
STETSON HATS
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Maya Cities
. j mentioned at the cha mber nf com-
merf dinner.
Harvey Smith spoke regarding
saving In Insurance. -rates by com
ing into the city, slating that this
was not correct as in his case, he
now pays higher rates for property
in ihe city than he does . for hiy
hnmn place, .lie also took Issue
with City .Manager W.' f. Crews
on his price of paving as quoted in
Tho Observer.
Mr. 1) u liter spoke in reference
to the object of the proposed an-
through nnnexntiou. H(i stressed
the' advantiiKes of having Institu-
tlons like the Normal school and
t he stale highway shops in the
This sturdy, full stock,
oil tan work shoe Is des
igned for much comfort and
much wear.
Two full soles.
$ 1.98
Others $:.! io $:i.:tS.
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jtore N'o. H l.a Orniule, Ore. 1 1
WORK SHOES
which
could not be estimated in bringing
people to the eity.
Commission's Position
Commissioner Playle staled the
commission's position as -neutral,
saying that the city would do all
It could to supply the affected dis
trict with water as soon a pos
sible after inclusion. He pointed
out the advantages of flreprotee
tion both for those inside ami out
sido the city limits, stating that
Ihe fire engines have gone to fires
outside of the city without charge.
: He also said that the bonded in
debtness. which was iipproxlumlely
mi.nita when he became coinmls
slonei', has been Increased since
then to about $.J!'S,(lllO because of
the necessity of building tho pres
ent modern sewage disposal plant
and improving the water system.
He stated that the city's sewage
and water system compared with
any city of its size and its wafer
wan on par with Cortland for pur
ity. l' hi Id that inducing of
Industries, to the city by offers of
free sites and taxes (n be good
business in giving increased em
ployment tn those here at present.
.Mr. Salisbury sant he would like,
to see it come to a vote, but thai
as far as he could see he was. veil
enough of where lie was.
Others spoke regarding employ
ment by 'local industrial plants of
outi-of-state people, basing their
remarks on the number of
"foreign" cars parked at these
places.
Mr. Hooher stated that it was
unfair to the AineWean workman
striving to make a living for his
family to place the burden of tax
ation on him while large industries
wTe ex-em id in the community.
Hinl liennelt thanked Mr Playle
and .Mr. l hinler for their presence
and their cxiilahatioii of the city
and chamber of commerce posi
tions. C. ft. I lack man spoke re
garding present high taxation In
tho city, taking as examples prop
erty owned by him at Kir and W,
tho taxes ami Improvements of
which are more than he will ever
realize on the properly. I lo
thought a budget system for lin
prowmoni would be more equit
able and fair than the present
direct tax on property.
A canvass of Hie meeting of C5
present showed two to be in favor
of annexation. After Hie meeting
FREE!
t,i'r,i,ji,.'i,iilfi.i('ii",t ni'M i
fcj't,i'iti,u"ii'iirui'u',u'Ujuili,u'fc
New ,
Victor Records
. for Old?,
JT OR two weeks, from I
October 211th o 'November ilh, in- j
elusive, wo will allow you ten cents
credit for every Victor Keeortl you '
bring to our storet W e will accept ;
oft your old Victor Records, regurtl- ;
less of age, size or type. W e w ill give ;
you new Victor Hecords arty svlet'-
ttoii ymi clioose ut exchunge lor
your obi ones. With your old rec
ords, therefore, you can build up a .
credit with us that will puy for uiH'H ;
selection of Victor Hecirds of otir :
clitncc, witliout the cxieiidilurc ot i
a penny on your part.
Tlie only conditions
are tlwse: j
1. All ret'onls returned must
be Victor Kerortlb. j
2. All records must be itn
broheti 3. All records mutbetlrfared
by a large X scralcliei
'across the label.
THAT'S ALU
Cftmf) In I Itrinn tn 4ur old rrrcmM
ClttMte your fuvorft nrw nnra frttiti uur
Iiukk lot k, ami Inbr hutnc r ItKKl nrw
Oh k tf briltlant Virlur mimii' fur yuur
b-tmla Or itnr Huiliu-FIrt lnila.
Adler's Music Co.
La Grande
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It really costs so little to
install the rijrlit fixtures
in the bathroom; and,
once they are installed,
you will experience a
justifirthle pride f ,)S.
session. From the laroe
stock of fixtures here,
.vou can easily select the
ones hest suited tn your
needs. Choose the items
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Montgomery Ward & Co. are nevt finnr tn no.
light refreshiuents of coffee, wind-
wiches and cake were enjoyed by
all.'
Selective
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THIS very evening, in your
own home, you can huve
the greatest radio yet produced
and pay no more than for
srta offering none of tin; start
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Three stations within a
tiny part of nn inch on your
dial instantly separated!
Yes, sir! At last you can have
a radio that radio engineers
had almost despaired of ever
achieving a radio of 10-kito-ryce
selectivity the goal of
the lahoratory s dreams! -
And rcmcmher, along with
this phenomenal selectivity
you get every other better thin g
that Atwater Kent Screen-Grid
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$169
Complete
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If it isn't Screen-Grid it's
an old-style set!
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Sat. Nite
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