La Grande evening observer., October 30, 1929, Image 5

Wednesday, October 30, 1929
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
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Local News In Brief
Flliwl $75
A man ut Hot Lake plead guilty
yesterday to it charge of heing
drunk in a public place and wus
flood 175 by County Jude Lr. O.
Couch, who requested that the
name be with held from publica
tion. COITIH'lioil V '
-Although The at'oVy' v--coricot;
lt was iiicorreHV .Htnd ' in 1 a
heodiiiK in yesterday's Observer
ihtit the Hi-nior class play .will be
held Nov. 7 ur.:l 8. Thesis days werv
uriKiiiiilly selected but this week
were chunged to Nov. 14 und 15.
Will Arrlvi This KvoiiIiik
, .Mr. und Mrs. It. 31. Mall, of
Couer d'Alene, and Mrs; Walter
Y S5oe will arrive In I -a yrande this
evening where they ..wHl be-.the-gue.sts
of Mr. and Jlit. IV L,
I'oarch for a few days. . ?
Tx'ft This Moi-nlnu
Mr. and Mjh. II. N. Anhby left
this morning on their way j'o J'ort
land on a business trip. They will
return Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Ashby are traveling by motor. .
Ketiirned to Siui.l'ntiicls
Cornelia IJubnardJ ''"retunied'' to
her home in San Fntnclneo lust
night after spending about a month
In a Grande Vorking for the
O.-W. H. 11. and X.
Itelurned Home ;. 1 " ,.
Mrs. Hilda Carlson, of I'orry
who underwent a nuijW operation
nt the Dr. Vondisrlirl hospital
Oct, 20, returned to her home yes
terday. VMlIng Here '
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mel'hersun of
"N"orth Dakota are visiting in Jai.
Crande at the limine of A V, Cial-
higher. They arrived Tuesday and
i are- travelling by-ear.
Team's Hospital J '''- ."
Mrs. C. Williams and baby
daughter left the Dr. WumU'iiick
hospital yesterday fur their home
ut 1802 Cedar street.
To Portland ...
Albert Hunter will return Sun
day night from 1'ortland whert
he has gone to ultend the stock'
show. He left last nig-h.
Itelurned U
J. H. Itluniensteiu has returned
from an extended trip l Halter
county where he has-been InvesU
gating mines.
Transact Inir Jhtslncss
IF. C. Cast eel, a- merchant 'of
McHchnm was in Da Crande Tues
day transacting business.
Speak on Uadln
Dr. W. M. Peare Is leaving this
evening on his way to Portland
where he will speak over the radio.
KcslgiiH Filtlti''" " "' ""'
' Mrs. Otto Williams hiises!gned
her position at the iJltie Mountain
Creamery.
FiMttbull (iiiim; Friday -
To late in the grade school foot
ball contest, no score has been
made by a rival school against the
Greenwood foWlinll team, which
dv fontec! Klveila 13 to 0 Monday
evening, and is scheduled to meet
Central school .Friday evening. Last
week Central', defeated Klvoria.
I I to 0. -
Hctuiu I'rlday
Hurley Klclpi nlson will ret urn
Friday from a, trip to Portland on
buslnes;!. ,
Improving s
The condition of Mrs. Forest
ScroKuhis whd Is seriously at
the Gi'ainle lupnde hospital Is re
ported to he slightly improved to
day. I.el'i the llonnNil
Mrs. Carlson. of I'errv. left thel
Jr. Wonderlick hrtspilal yesterday
follow ing an appendix operation
a week ago. f
Trip to Mllloi
Mrs. l-"r-d Cross visited lu-r sis
ter in Millon-Freewaler last week
end. Itiishif Trip
K. .1. Green went to Klgiu Tues
day on business.
Ha i' vest Moon Hall
The fifth annual llai'vesl Moon
ball given under the auspices of
the American Legion, which Is one
of the events Jf the year, will be
given tonight ' in the Zuber hall.
Those in charge of the affair are:
Hurley ltichardson. chairman:
Waller I'almerj Walter Lean. C. V.
Talbot! ; Hoy Currey, and Hay O.
WHIiami:.
Tonsils Removed
, .Jerry, son Af Charles Hhiuiier,
underwent an. operation for the
removal of his tonsils Tuesday.
Her' on Hu-lnts
Mr. and Mrs. William Platzoel
4 r and family of Hnterprise were
ill lAi Grand" Tuesday on business.
Orrieos .Mou-fl
The offices of Dr. V. L. Hiilstou
have ben nmyed iicioss the hull
from his former location into more
and larger rooms at the head of
the stairs. fie now occupies
rooms 1-7 of the Summer building
where he formerly bad rooms 1S
l!t. Arrangements have not been
entirely completed, as there Is yet
some equipment and furniture to
arrive.
" Here Tiies4l.v
Mrs. .1. F. Hutchinson. -f l"n
ior. was in Ijl Grande 'i. uesday.
VUited In Iji Gtande
. Mr. and .Mrs. H. L. Anderson of
V.llensttmg, Wioh.. returned to
their hone Monday ftr Hpe.nd
pg a few days in Ui Grande as the
gueiitK of Joe Carr und his mother.
Business Tvlp
H. F. Godel of I-a Gninde spent
two days last weekend in Pendle
ton and Walla Wall on business.
At the Hotels
Among those registered at thp
hotels are: J. Jester and wife,
Caldwell. Ida.: Kit J. Stancow.
Klehland: U. IT. Cassel. Seaitle;
Mrs. Ralph Davis, Daker.
From Haker
Attorneys Frank C. MeCulloch
and M. D. Clifford, both of llnner,
stopped In tDa Grande Tuesday
on their return to linker after at
tending the fall session of supreme
court In Pendleton.
To PorfJnml
Mrs. Everett Wallsinger, and son
Vergil, and Krnest DeLong left this
morning on their way to Portland.
They are travelling by cur, and
while in Portland will visit visit
relatives.
Leaving Tills Afternoon
J. Dobrin is leaving this after
noon on his. way to Portland,
travelling by ; stage. He will be
jr-n.o four or five days. Mr. Dob
rin has been in 1m Grande for
about three weeks on business.
Hero From Wallowa
Hurt l'lass, of Walowa, was In
Lix Grando today.
Arrived Thi.s lornlug
. Mrs. Hoy Knderz, of Daker, ar
,Hved in ai Grande this morning
and is visiting at the home of Mrs.
J. K. Cunliffe for the weekend.
Arrived Home Yesterday
Mrs. Henry Bradshaw returned
home yesterday after spending the
weekend In Corvallls attending
homecoming. Her daughter Mildr
red. Bradshaw is spending her
freshman year at O. S. C.
From the Const
Mrs. Kfffe Hess f Tillamook
left yesterday after spending sev
eral days In La Grande visiting at
tht home of Mrs. J. L.. Hedden.
Hero Tuesday
Hoy Conklin of Union was in Da
Grande Tuesday.
Itcturticd Yesterday
i. . M r. a nd Mrs. D. 1 F. Norton re
turned yesterday from a weekend
trip to Portland, where they vis
ited Mrs. Norton's sister, Hose
I Mathews, history teacher ut Wash
ington high school there, who has
j recently " conflicted a trip to Ku
I rope. ,
Kcturncd Tuesday
I George T, Cochran and Colon
j H. Kberbard returned Tuesday
I from Pendleton whore they attend
the fall session of supreme court.
Colorado Sheriff
P.lays Safe .
! Having captured and obtained
i confessions from three of me rob
j hers who held up the First Na-
tlomit Hank of Iamar, Color, and
escaped with J23S.OOM after kill
ing four men. Sheriff L. K. Alder
: trtan is taking no ehfinces that
I any of the trio will escape while
i they r being tried. Above Is
1 AFderma n with a chain fastened
; to Kalph Fleagle. one of the ban
dits, on their way from jail to
courtroom ut Lamar.
The
MysteriousT
WHAT?
LAWS iV i
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. APPLE SNAKE? APPLESAUCE!
National Apple' Week.' October 31 to November 0, tempts charm
ing Mis Louisa Vfln Vleet of the Union Pacific to eat more apples,
apple pie. ami apple colibler. She it talking it over with , a real
apple snake, furnished by the International Apple Shippers Asso
ciation. . Wonder if this ' snake's grandpa cams from the garden
of Eden? '' ' 1
ATTACKS BY BAKER
CAUSE ILL FEELING
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community. . ' r, ,
Throughout the' business dis
trict it was also said by Interested
citizens thai as far as they were
concerned, any. move on the piirt
of this community to help: secure
a less severe sentence ; for th
Baker school. wouUV.'hnve o be
preceded by un admission from
Huker both of the Ineligibility of
the two players, designated- by Hoy
W. 'Cannon's .personal statement
and of the.'.' sportsmanship" viola
tion indicated by lhe pari-iclpailoh
of non-resident players, and .Issu
ance of guardia.nsblj papers In an
attempt - to legalize their Imer
scholastlc playing. .' . t. "
l.a Qrande people!, espoclally.
point to the fact that- although
.Mr. Cannon named two phiyers as
specifically Ineligible tha.t. he' did
not In any way retract the formal
decision of the board Issued Sat
urday which ' condemned- linker
for . disregarding "the principles
of good sportsmanship" . which is
interpreted throughout ' tho state
as referring specifically ., to. the
naming of linker guardians In an
effort to gel .around llur eligible
rule regarding- non-residence. ,
Iji Grande people are also
somen hat incensed today because
Ha her has said Mint slush- fund
charges .and charges of hired play
ers were formally Entered by the
l.a Grande school In . its protect,
when this is contrary to fact. The
formal statement filed wit h the
stale board by local school auth
orities in In the hands of The Ob
server and no reference of any
kind is mad to s1uh funds fur
athletes or to the hiring of play
ers in any way. The 'only charges
entered by l.u Gran flu and the on
ly charges on which the decision
of the stato br.ii rd was based hud
to do with the resldeure of pro
tested players, the fuel that none
of the parents of these players
resided in the Maker school dls
guardianshlp to permit these play
trict, the issuance of letters of
ers to com tele In football and
the matter of scholarship records.
M Is pninted ttn Iptc that th
When In : '
I'ortland for the Pacific
International Stock Show
IdscrlmlnaliiiK
Colon County People
will choose
The
Heathman Hotels
THH IIKATlliMAN,
NEV HEATHMAN
nkw. . . i.uxrmotJH . . .
(:oi-kti:oi s . . . .MODKlt.
ATK IN HATES . . .
The New Hi-ut))l)iaii Ciff':tt
Khop In ono of tho moKt pop
ular eating ptuccs In all Porl
luticl. You'll llko It, too!
Heathman
Hotels
Uroadwuy and tiiilmon
Vtirk und Halinon
U. V.. llcnlluiiun. Oh imt-.M itff r.
iivv. M. hln. C. V. I'lenv.
Asst. Stnitn.
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only reference on the part of Ia
Grande school officials to "slush
funds" was In Mr, TowU-r's pre
liminary statement to the board
In -which he said that rumors of
special football funds being raised
In Maker had come to his ears
persistently and were rcsputislbln
for the investigation conducted by
La Grande, which, resulted In a
formal protest on eligibility.
Sentiment expressed on the si reel
today was In complete support of
the position taken by Superinten
dent J. T. Longfellow and Mr.
Towler.
A new developtnont. In (he -cuae
from the angle of the NbitjC Itoard
was" TndlcfitT'd in a' sialeiu'e'iii'"!
Jtoy Cannon, secretary of the state
at hie t If! board of con I rol. in yes
terday's I s s a e of the Portland
News, that attacks on tip board
by M alter an; not improving
j Maker's standing, is indicated in
j the statement of M r. Ca nnou,
; which says: (
It was practically admitted by
( a nnon t ha t the hearing bef ore
Mhe board Saturday relative to the
! Ineligibility of five of Maker high
j school's tool hall players, wuh a
Cwhltewash."
j "We hnudh-d Mm silualion at
Maker as decently us we could In
; view of tin; fact that wn did not
I wish to unduly embarrass school
authorities and students there,"
slated Cannon.
Hut If Maker is going In cmii-
3IOPB No. IS
T.ft Orandft, Ore.
M ION'S
WATKIt KKFKLLANT
l'ANTS
S3.98
Heavy army (luck tho
roiiKhly processed for
water proofing. Double
construction to knee.
Dutton down flap
pockets.
Smoker's
Supplies
at your favorite
Drug Store
Di'inkless Kaywoodie
Pipes $:i.ro to 7.00
Lighters .lOc to S5.00
The famous "Neverfai!"
and "llonson O-Lights"
Cigars Hie best brands
on hand and kept just
right to smoke.
Cigarette. ind Tobacco
The
L&L
DRUG CO.
Cr IN TH8W15T
tinue its attacks on the board unci
the action of the bourd In his
peiidinK it from the high school
leaRUc, we will bring all the 'dirt"
out Into the open. "
, cannon derides the fact Hint
school buys, subsidized by sub
stantia! cltiisens, are degenerating
Into "tramp athletes."
nKi:il l-I.AXS ACTIOX
11AKKH. Ore., Oct. 3d (AIM
A eillxens' committee was orKaii
Ized here last night for the pur
pose of contesting the recent rul
Iiik of the 'state high school ath
letic board in barring Maker hiuh
school from further participation
IfV high school foul Iml I this, sea
son. The board so ruled because
of alleged "uiiKportsmnnHhlp" on
the part of the school, und for nl
Icgcd failure to abide by board
rulings with reference to eligibility
of players.
Henry MeKimtcy was elected
eliainnun of the committee: A. S.
Grunt, secretary, and James llur
nett, treasurer. I'uuds are being
raised to finance what may be
come a long, drawn out fight.
The objective of the committee,
us explained at the meeting. Is to
obtain public retraction of nil
charges involving bad faith on the
part of Baker high school by Mr.
Longfellow and -Mr. Towlor of l.n
(trande and Mr. Adams of forval
lls. "unless definite proof can be
turnished": removal of suspension
and public declaration by thestulo
board that "charges of bad faith
were not HUSlulueU."
The residence iuestlou''oi-lginnl-ly
raised by l.n Grande does not
figure In the controversy, it was
said, "since by failure to declare
the athletes- Ineligible, tin board;
upheld their eligibility."
't he committee was to meet to
day to consider placing charges of
nmairness against Hoy ft. Cannon
or I'ortlnud. secretary of the high
school athletic board.
The committee plans to send n
delegation to the nnmmt meeting
of ihe association In December to
fight for vlndleullon in event' m
action Is taken before then.
A handwriting- experts says that
if you don't dot your "I's" you're
not the punctual type. In other
words, you're not right on the dot.
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WOMEN'S
Pure Silk Hose
Mew Winter Shades
Only 79c Pair
FELT HATS
Free Hallowe'en Horns Thursday
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
THE SMOKE SCREEN THAT
KEEPS OUT THROAT, DANGERS
I 1 1 1 1 1
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Better tobaccos mako them smoother snd
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Ojl )3Uf IWla, OtP OOLD rALL HITEM.V.V UOLR l'ut Kbit.uuu,
American Actor Is
Quizzed on Murder
I Questioned in connection with the
Albert Oliver murder case In Lon
don. Philip Yale Drew, American
actor, ticre is pictured as lie left
a police station. On a subsequent
trip to the coroner's court, ho was
ebtered along the way by crowds
Indicating their belief in his Inno
cence. Drew has been appearing
,' in "Tho Monster," a play on tour
in Kngland.
OFFICE
CAT
TSAOS HARK IHO.
Br Junius
Many a man has sua do a sue
cess of his burners ntti n riilluru
of himself.
Ami' ricn nlsm : Ta !U ing slomy
Knglish lest people think you are
putting on airs.
,
The absent -minded book keeper
of Tom !'iniies grocery is in the
" ,
&7zw i it
ho.spihil now ho forgot white
gardening and tried .to stick t':o
spade behind his car
'
The most unpopular lady at
card purtlcu la Mla-dcal.
i
The woman who tries to keep
her son from ihe rimehes of dfr
Hignlng flappers will also try to
marry off her daughter to the
first man who cornea along.
.
"I'm not going to Btep out with
Hazel any more.'
"Why not?"
"Shts didn't Invite mo to her
wedding"."
If Hhe receives a slam In con
versation she Is hurt If in
brtrtp he in thriibni.
Hroadmindedness Is tho ability
to smile when you suddenly dis
1 1 . MfiNlAI;
I- . TIFFANY-STAHL
1 I Vi Present
6y
I A Tiffanv-Stalil Production . . ,'.;. ,';,,
I Also ' III . And "'X-44 '
Comedy . Ill Greater Events
j "Fixing. Father" III "Frontier Romance" '
L-r- ' 1 III
another 'mtmTMimsmr'arnm. '
1AL JOLSOWli
l itv"SAY IT WITH SONGS" H I)
WHY RISK THE DANGER
OP
RRSW10N3
Flu in the air. S 11 i files nt tho next desk. Change to OLDl
(iOLI). Its miturully good tobaccos are iniooth and hts4
to your throut . . . Just clean, ripe tobacco, blended to
honcy-smoothncAS. And a flavor that has woo more than
JOD.OOO tiiBlc-lc.ils. No artificial treatment , . Just better
tobacco, that's all. And it has put OLD GOLD amocg the
leudurs in Til R EK years I . . Take a carton home. Do it to-
!.!) - . l or this is the weather
bettor . . . with "not a
i;li !i- L.nupttt n:tiit!r, ir IumJi?.
cover that your chum and your
girt aro missing from the - dance?
floor. . . m : 4 .. .
A grocer In a college kto,wiv has
among hlu customers a profOflHor
and true to typo. !hcs alweut
miiuled. Th other day: ho brlil
an egg in his hand ana lioilcd his
watch. -i. 't e-j
An editor Is a person who l
never ao sttly us th hnoiype suint;
times maltea him feel. . . . -
We wonder if all th0 ink Wd
by Scotchmen fllltusr thlr fountain-pens
In post offices "would
ctiual that tinea by guys like' lis in
writingr Jokes about them. 1 :
"When wo wre first vhiaVf ted",
we had lots of home cook luff r but
after a while, our friends ''weren't
at home ho much. j '
Now'
Playing :
A Woman
AOAIfiSTiheWOlUb"
AL&ttlT SHCLAY U VINO.
A Dramatic Story Of 4A
Girl Reporter
you NEED OLD COLD.
cough In a carload"
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