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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Wednesday, December 4, lU29
.55
(Incorporated)
An Iwlnpenilenl Nowkimixt
ANK B. APPI.BBY.,
I3rtltor and PuMlnlmr
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Ut Grand", Oregon. Tho OUsorver.Htar published every Friday.
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.CIIOHK.S' A.N'U Oltl)AI.'i:l Ye have mil chosen inc. but 1
,h:tvo ehnnen ynu,' anil ni-flnfiuil you, Ih.-il- vi' should mo nnii
lirlntf forth fruit, mill Unit your fruit mIhmiM renuilu; Hull wh;it
Hoever ye xhtill nsk of .the Kiitlier In my uiiiiic. lie inuy nlvo II.
you. John 16: HI.
! The Norwegian explorer, Major Grim, who was with the
Seott party at the South pole, expresses doubt that Byrd ac
tually flew over that objective. "The American way of arctic
exploration makes it no longer an honor to bo an explorer.
They are explorers as soon as suf ficient money is collected."
i.Yct the world knows more of the poles since Byrd's flights
than ever before pictures, maps,. scientific data. The Nor
wegian sounds like a fox in search of sweet grapes.
Abe Martin
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
Short skiiles, lri.i't woi-Jilii' ilnys,
hIiui-1 htiirlca, short udulil, show
niuli ruefir, h',ii hmitlis, iim-t
hlillts, .shni'l Ihi'ki, .short ems, short
III iii'i oiinls, mi' nun- If we Jes htlvr
H nlro sluirl winter It'll iiuike it
uiii;liliiinlis, .Mis Tawucy Ai(ile
trliie(l mi' liridie. her m.c indny
whili' unlklii' in n uilri-iir In one u'
(lit- new skirts. .'.
Hoover lays emphasis on prohibition enforcement in bis
message to congress and appeals to the individual citizen to
lend his support with strict law observance. No one knows
better than the president that the real troublo with prohibi
tion is the individual citizen who says that enforcement is a
joke and proceeds to continue that status by buying from
bootleggers and by making his own home brew. As long as
millions of Americans continue to violate the liquor law with
. ipetty purchases and petty brewing under the excuse of per
: isonal liberty, national enforcement is going to bo a joke.
The country can't have prohibition until it really wants pro-
t hibition. ' '
ti : ,
v ' TUB MIDDLK WEST IS liOASTKUL
Like the no-shave club at the University of Indiana, the
Chicago Tribune must have endured the recent football sea
son with fear and trembling that a victory for the middle
wost would not materialize. A recent editorial indicates the
tremendous relief of the gridiron-minded writers of that
great journal. Such opportunities for boasting have not been
liny loo numerous In recent years in the middle west and
'.both coasts can afford to congratulate tho Tribuno on this
brief year of sport-sheet joy.
"The only consolation for the east is the victory of
Colgate over Indiana, but that is canceled by the de-
; feat of Colgate by Wisconsin, the last team in the
conference. Tho humiliation of the Ilnrvnrds at the
- hands of Michigan made the Harvard-Yale game a
classic only in the sense that a reproduction of Aes-
. chylus in the stadium by tho college (Week class is a
:' '. , classic. Princeton, bewildered by Stagg's players, who
arc not counted tough according to our standards,
must still nourish the tradition of John and Edgar
- Allan Poo in lieu of contemporary triple threat lie-
' rocs. '
"What Illinois did to the Army ami what Notre
Dame will do to tho Army next Saturday will bring
little spiritual warmth to the cold winter on the Hud-
;.. son. Neither could the Navy save the honor of the
east against Carrideo, Ylk and the rest of the Irish
men from South Mend.
"Scarcely less profound was the mortification of
tho Pacific coast. Press agents for the teams repre
senting far west realtors had created a legend about
their players. They were supermen of Annie liesant's
new race, and they played intuitional football -and
trained on the weather. Notre Dame exploded that
legend by sending the most inspired sunshine team,
Southern California, to the .showers. And Chicago
destroyed the circus giants from Washington. ,
"I'y way of claiming national superiority, the mid
dle west had to dispose of the south, which we did
with second string men. Purdue beat Mississippi with i
both hands tied. Minnesota trimmed Yanderbilt and j
Notre Dame spanked Georgia Tech. i
"While the boys from the cornfields spend a pleas- 1
ant winter with their post-mortems, the young men j
from the east, the Pacific coast and the south will i
road the Carnegie report and decry the over-emphasis ;
of football." j
Fortunately, The Tribune elected to do its crowing before
oiic of the weakest teams in the coast conference. Oivgon j
Stale, went east and ruined the previously undefeated Uni- j
versity of Detroit. Tactfully the Tribuno avoided mention
of tho bare one-point margin by which Notre Dame escaped !
Southern California after a long trip to Chicago. Carefully j
the Tribuno neglected to review the fallen hopes of the middle !
west Inst season and other seasons.
' Hut that's an editorial writer's occasional license. What
an unsatisfactory article it would have been with till these
factors taken into account"! The Tribune knows no sins of '
omission. It must paint its picture as brightly as possible '
and forget there are any drab colors in existence. Goodness ;
knows there are too many ycaia when bright hues are totally :
lucking on middle western gridirons. .' Ami it's quite possible
that the New Year's day encounter at Pasadena will 1 educe j
this year's supply. Such things have happened before. I
Lake Michigan's
Winter Storms
Cost Millions
(fitu'H rii-Hi wininr Hlorni.s will coh!
I'lilcUKit million
Am 11 poiK'fprH (ho wrorkaK-o,
howr-vrp, tin' elly TIihIh ciiUN Tru
ll Hiilllc, alhflt 'tfi'titl,' "T HiitlHfiic,
lion.
I-'or yrurH f'htcapo Iuih ilrfi'mlcri
tlHcir HKfllhHt C'lllllllH Of OllMT ('llll'H
tliitt tllverHlon of water tlu-oiiKti tho
f'hlcnffo river, to :irry uwuy pollu
tion, liiweivrt lht( lakc'H h-wl,
Chicago lliinkH it lias won tho
iifKitmi'nl.
Tho flrnt of thn , roront Htonim
HilH the lako Iwo fct iiliovo nor
mal and lashoil tho whole walor
f ron I aloiiK a 2mi-iiii M(n-t-h on
I ho wost and sout h nhon-H.
Ah far uh thn city could toll,
I.ako AllcliiKitit waH aH lilli uh
ovor.
lOach year Clilrao qulclly Htcals
u liitlo more of thn lakc'H domain
ami every winter the booming lako
llfflilri la Jutvo It hack The ntlaokH
III Im fall wore launched with vio
lent liorlheaHterH, hat tori hk anil
oriishlnt? Krcat oonoi'olo broahwal
cis and co.siliiK many IIvoh.
The moHl Hiieetucnlur climax of
the Htorm wa tho Iohh of fii men
when llin car ferry Milwutikoo
HanU'wlih ail hundf on hoard.-'
( 'hicatfo'H, famous on (or driven,
main traffic artcricH IoihIIiik from
(ho loop dlHlrlcl atona- the lake
front, sufrered heavily, Tho north
drive will ho domM for hk monllm
ami will oohI from- $r0a.ii00 (o $1,
ooii. ana to repair. Dthor lake fronts I
were laHhcd, hnalH whipped ontn
land, tricH lorn out and Kt'oat hoc;
(ions of (-uncivil! promenade :liip-!
od out. I
70M.JUST' PuTTim'
' bTnAw nooMO our?
Puamts. Saw
Did voo Ksjcvm TttAT
eMiif-i Ciinu is sack1
Un4 i6wm! aki' voo
icJu&T ooghT t"Ee.
V'fi-t' CloThE'S Am'
PAimT am' aE.AJuF)Y-
VjS - Men I er? a
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MOU AnjO VOOO
BE-f-rfeR SE IM GEO
Wl-tENJ X CttY H-ERE '
CMASIMt, -rue STREETS..
AFTER VOO!
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nco. u.s.PAT.orr. .
"-v momemts we'o uKe'-'-ro live over-
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ovcltfiilpi: 7, ti-eulnr chuc'itu t,,
niiiKiral ffiitureH; ti:Jtu. violinist:
in, ot'Kan anil Imrltiinr: It, Nltr.
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Overnight
News Briefs
enco rerni) hail lioon lilllcd whllo
woikinji" on a iiij,'h toiiKhin olectric
IK'ht line near A Hut In. Wash.
A MtANYDhrnaKO or $:iwni was
oaiiHcd when fire doHlpoyed tho
ha rn on tho ranch homo uf H. ,Mor
wan, netir horo, which wiih oatiKod
hy hnloH smoking I'l 0o hay tofl.
KSTACAOA During (ho pant
Hcasuu I'oo tonn ii f hKanhorricH
worn slilppod frum ihln oily from
a contracted aoroUKO of 175 aerew.
AI.IIANY Atfrod Hosh and
Cioorjfo lavn, aocuwcil of murder
ing a Hacrainenlo, t'al., h'rocor dur
Iiik a robhery, lot't for Sacramonlo
In oharKti of t'aliforiilk autlioritlos.
SI'ATi; SKXATOK IvII.I.I I)
ST. l.tH IS. Icc. 1 AI) Ktalo
K'nalnr .Joseph Molor. 5:t. owner
if t hree motion plelnru (hoatern
lierc. wuh .shot thrmifrh the head
and killed today hy one of two
men who walled for him in the
MoKior (heater at Ninth street and
Hroin r-n uvenuo.
CircumsianceK Kiirrounilin the
murder canned ihe police lo dis
111 ins a theory of robbery, bclievlni?
thai Mnulor wan killed hy men in
volved In hiH relatioiiH with k-'iok-sterH.
.'0!iTI,ANr Tlio furinal nro
t.t nn (tin olliribility of Willard
Jarvi-s, 'a.shin(oi liih kcIiuoI
football ii layer, ;ia neeived by U.
! Cliiiiwin nimrnhiri- til' lli.. ).n
of control of tile stale hijfh school
-ii ifi.it! association;, t nm .1.
Iti'('eli.onrhlj,''o, ' Httpot'lntondont
Hood lllvcr Hcdools. 1
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Tho Columbia Uroadra'sllnif com
pany program for Thursday fol
lows: -I, orchestra: II to i'2, danco
music.
I'orlhuul
KfJW (liokc) 7;l.r, a. m., health,
dovo.ional; a, NltC; l :-tp. inualo:
1 : :i 1 1 . markets, business; -V music;
'A, NIK': ii::.n. studio; H:fu,'Optom
itry talk: 7, NIK': S:ito, Amos and
Andy; !t:4f, hpnrts; 10, brass hand;
1 1 to 12, oi-Ran.
KKX (HSOkc) H, classical iuo
ram; 1 o, danco music. , -f
Salt IjiUi t'Uy
KSI (lisoltc) 5, NlU'S.'siudio:
S:;ia. Amos ami Andy; It. music;
10, dance orchestra,
Sjiokano
KII'Q (r.ftOkc) U:-Hi a. in.. Insplm
tional, varieties: S, Nlti'; It, music;
OHfi, NHC;' 1 1 !4r, farmorH hour;
12:lf), music; 3(N('; 4, concert;
'fi, Nlit '; old-time liaml; 10, lirass
bund: II, N1U'; 12. popular hour,
KO.-V ( 1 4 7 1 k l ) 7 : :i o , s o nis ; .
trio; I o, riHtucsts.
Taoonui
7fi(kc) 4, ('US: 4:17. silent
ii, band; 1 It, conceit; 1 1,
f KVI
t period
it'UH.
.MKPKOIth KWdoors, tho flrHt
'ouMhi:i uf snipes, have visited
.Mcill'onl for (ll filHt Lime In the
memory of (lie oldest inhabitant,
luy weather InoiiKhl Ihcm, Ii was
thoiifrht.
1 t
i:.Ti:iti'iiisi-: t a. i-oison
l-eeeived word that his son, l.aur-
j 'rm itsiAY im(k;ie.i
; The National ISruntleast iiiK t'niii
j pnny uoK'ram for Thursday fo
I lows: H it. m., Happy Time; 0:45,
homo service; 10, Woman'H Muku-y-ine;
11, school broadcast; S to 4,
House of Myths; 5, sunshine hour;
. II. singers: 7, mnsic; 7:.10, sym
i phony hour; H-.'.iU, Cosmopolitans;
i 10, Plantation Kchoes; lilrlio, pini
ist and cuntr.illo; II (o 1 L', .Musi
cal MnsUeteors.
KKI (ti4nko) 5:45, t'.ocli uuir
kotsj tl, NUC; (I::io, string nuar
te(; 7, NUC; i:3, concert; 10;;10,
NUC: I 1. news.
K NX (lor,nkc) c. oitoh; 7, iiium
icn features; 10 to 1, danrn music.
KII.I !inkc) 6, oiKan; 7, nnisl
cal features; 10, . news; 10:05,
danco music; 12 to 1, oran.
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