Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1931)
Monday, December 7, 1931 Pa ire Two BARGAINS GALORE in the Kaaement Salesroom PRICES' STILL LOWER Final Sale Entire Stock and Fixtures CONNER'S Department Store PUTMAN'S Ready-to-VVear Store WESTERN TEAMS St Mary s Wins From;tfco chrta a.t nt er. Southern Mcthwlist; Ore- j''- t- "r ;teV,' gon fetate JJefeate Utah (j KM Kr.-ji m 1&.2. He utuue. f in Ortn In l&Ol ind U unJ71 By Bnll .Vtland (fry ITU'S and four chlWrrn- (AttMl Prew Jijwt Writer) j at. H. L. Kord. wT.o r- the lt 8AJT PSAKCIiSCO, Dec. 7 : four reirj bii b!J pir &i lilt Along s tr-Ilaat( watUm football , CfcrUtian chnrr.h J.tre la Entrpri. front todur, feu lokd bar rr I few awrptH the pMtonte cf tt a weekend of garrajn that w tha . Clu-atun church at Seflro-7?cte7. erwrt confererc ehairrforublp He- j WiKh. I!T. r1 M.n. T'lta and two ct)Te!7 dtermJrfl and the anaira- r vm. Max ana Wolaa, Iea7e for tfort of laro In7adln team oetiln? their nevr koro Dte. 14 plannin? to lnMreetlor.i honor (haltered by driro Portlar-d f&T t Ckrtatmaa eleltrrai reprenentlnst U Patifle hclMayi. Stanley Ford expect to rt nlope. Imam In E.-itTrr!ie for an Indefinite In the final conference t,t of the perlcd of time. eaon. Bouthem CalifMnia'a Trojarn ; Jiydrjrr h. Cordiner and farn17 left awarrned crier Waehlniiton'a HiuIcIm Bifjrda7 for Astoria Ufn receinn by the mrwi.lmii,tt h'ji of M-7. : nfcid of the l!!ne! of V.t. Cordlnert It waa ths wort defeat of tl year . rather. Jr. Ternplelon mil be In for Wanhinijton and the 7enth con-' chanea of the 8hell Oil company dur ferenc rlctory tut Southern Callfor- In? CoTdlneT-a abience. nla. The Trojana left no doubt In , The ne7 17 organized baaketbell the minda of 7X0 apectatora, aa to league irill b-ln play neit Wednea thelr champljruhlp quallflcatlona. dAy CTenins; In the Hl?h achool e7rn 7 he touchdown parade aurted In the r!sa:am. At a drawing Tuesday after flrat period, with tv(r, another In tha noon the four aponaora have been aecond and two each In the third and girer ths-ir tearna. Out of s irroup laat uartera. id Z2 playere. made up 07 a-hih Two More rnr C jaehoM atara and btulneaa men. four Bouthem California atl'll haa aome ''r matched team, were aelecMd. onflnlahed buaineaa. with Oeorjla to K'Zht playera rawing between the he faced next (teturday. at Loa An- aee o; 18 to 38 make up each team. Kelea. and Tulane on Kew Year"a day ; Tha Bn7der Lumber Co. will back In tha annual Tournament of Iw.ea followlr.ij warn: C. W. Kni?er. Kama at Paaadena. , Tsd 7Ipptta. Dave VMjner. Truman HI. UaiTm OaeU and Oregon Utate a 11. Kenr.lt Heaaty. Robert Suvera Beavera were called upon to uphold arid Hofeert Chrlaman. weatem honor. In Interactional cm- '. The Paelllc Power & Light Co. will bat and each reiponded In winning be the apoaaom to thla team: Clyde flilor. ftrd T.n- from tij, rr.z,. fiamaey. Clifford Hart. Allen Born- ing klekoff until clolnj( (tun, 8t. Mar7a edged out a 7-z victory 07er Koinhem Mrthrxllit'a M'uunf. tht nfnnA -htrnnlori nl ; until Baturday fcoaaMni; recoynltlon aa one of tha eonntry'a undefeated nnar. rira uccaer. u.a;iv nine teama. At Portlarxl. JSXXl apecto- hart; Clifford Collinaworth. Aae &(- tore im Oxeiron. Btate rannuUh the flnlvmlw rrf Utah. 121. Utah haa' won tha riockr Mountain conference ' champlonahlp for the teat four yeara whereas the Oeaveri flnlahed ae7enth ' In the ten-team Coaat conference raco thla eeaaon. Io more apectecular conteat haa been wltncaaed In thla eectlon than . the Huuthern Methndlat-St. MarVa claah. While 34 01,0 lana cheered or ehillod. according to their team choice, the Miutanza from Texa (ouaht iroalward behind a aenaatlonal aerial attack while three tlrnea an equally determined Oael eleven re-; pelled the advance juat at tlie (foal line. Kar:h acored In tlie fourth quar- Ur, ei. Mary'a a touchdown and (Southern Mcthodlat, a aalety. ! A fumble by Velden Maaon. fcVuth- j ern Mcthodlat halfback ace, (save 8t, Mary'a Ita chance. 1 hirty-threc , 7HIM Ifllll K"e. HI" WAKU IfcCH up 11 H-yard gain on an rrnd a round piny, aJdfd (inothT ynrd on n line piny and then worcd when Tcwcanl, half bark, Vxjk. an elht-yard panp. from hta runnlntj nirtUj, itisi)vy, and crocscd the Ifiit line nUuulln up. ItnitrrH Hln llJiinllly In 1U ("me, Oregon flu to wan Ii-Kt hard prewed and after a aeon-lea flrat half, nnxlurcd a charno that carried It thrtui(h'thr rnnrt for tmirh downa In tho third ami frmrth quar ter. Except fjf a couple of mil Ha In thp first half, Utah wan not mwh of a threat, Bouthern Callfornln'a victory wan the numt riiAtly earned with many Trojun rc'Htrvi'v. HtHtlnK a workout. Bomnern uaiimrniii rjuniilfim lt ronferi-nco achrduld with only lw uiuciMirrwna i-or;u nKnin.it n. in aevrn Kninea. JU line whk rrortHcd only hy Winhlnt;tou and Wnahln.; 1 tori 8 late, final crmfcrrnre AtandliiKi. . tt. I..T.JMt. lMH,Afnl j Bouthern Cnllfomln 7 0 0 2M i:i ! California . .. 4 10 bi) n j Orc(!rt All lift 5t) j WnnhlnRton Htato 4 II 0 (Vft 77 WanhlliKlou .... 3 3 1 m 77 fllnnford 2 1 1,7 :m OtrKOCi fitulo 13 1 aa (12 i Idaho 1 4 0 HO l3 j v. c. I.. A. o n fi 12 :i j Montana 0 fi 0 iu 147 Twelve Undefeated Teams Over Nation lly the AfnocljtU'd rn-HH A fulfil elieik-ovcr riivralu a na tional llHt of twrlvo unbmiU-n Icxil bnlt leains of which ecveli Imve been tied fit luaal onco. Tito flvo tcntim neltht-r hcuUn nor tied itro Oklnhnnut City. Tulntic. Muryvlllo (MliDourll, Mtibkitiuin (Ohio) and Lotiislauu Toch. IIMIl: III 111 MII1IITV 111 A III! NEW IIKItN. N. C. Dec. 1 HI Bubo Iluth Ik keeping tho table well flllppllcd (it Camp Hrynn lu-itr hrip where hn lii aneiidlltir 10 dnva huntltnr Tho Yankee altntuer's weekend ahoot- lug netted a iH'cr, a goose una a tur key. ; , Wideipread City Tlio clly of Him Fnitii'laeo In : chiilnl tvllliln Ua iiiinilt'lpnl lorrlMry i Wl'i nqiinre inlli'.i. Enterprise Five Will Be Strong; Bids For Title KHTZHPHtSZ Or. fBpKUXi ?: Ulttrrmtn ail ct wtxn we ivnx teara. t rrt;Urt 22raii Cw.b CUrer Zru- Kt ft. piain5? wizxM towiKi fc- i I 1-22 teAjteiball tftaafc- Oily Eat an-1 itor&ta are kv?s Jrom Ixtt year's teajn. -J8oi" Fcrrh. Vera Wai:-. M-'rns h'r, Vi7 fi-ti ar.d E7 i HocfceU. all iOTAiAll 7etftT3iA, JLTft ti j cut undine twit perlovrrr tttm. t la year txjrad nxA ti ihej irxr j thl tavfli ft. tfc7 Atd on tne grid iron It vouid not be src?rsi&7 to ae tr. raaie ft- itrco? y-2 lor the Zzzutzn Or?r ba.k:s.fea:i f, ha m pioruh i p . The h:at prcblesi Sftt eaiwLt Coacri Kru?r mil fee t&e derei0p;3 of stTii grvx3 rfcT?e iv frouid fc lr.ivrrud into tins iooe coirJiiCA ti&n, A tr-e fun. slrtng oxn jv?Ad iKvte7 erf viofa fc will t -peeked t per.d a stwl poniAu oi bM tizr. m SJ?ti''f.:r,? fn BiaterUI. Dm to tvo ineligible pU-jtn. .Tt WftACT itd Tom !ee. the team w;Ji be mJ.ua tvo erf tr. trorjeii sno- adt, Clarence Bha7er, Hap Boaton. Jarnea nwrwi, nuoin oira im .tiard Vard. COItnefe IhC. Will give their back ir to. tha foltowlhij team: Leatef" UMm. "yu uurieiRn. iir oioop. The Ortmxn Hard 1 are Co. are aponacra of thia team: Stanley Ford Tommy U, llobert Stubblef leld. Bob llatcllli. E7trlt McCubbln. Clifford Vl:lvn and Robert B. Blone. 'll) teanM wlil play one Kftmo each weak for a period of four wecka, the winner receiving a allvcr loving cup and probaljly a treat of K;mo aort at the cptne o! the other three teama There will alr.o be on all-tar Uam picked from the entire aKgregatlon Or V,'cclmly nlnht Conner'a Inc wl be pitted ascuimt the Ortrnan Hanlwnre and the Bnyder Lumber Co. vlll battle the Pacific Power & I.liiht Co. rinrnMt Collinaworth and L. Ie Wlllluma vlll officiate at all theae cornea. r, ,tt rra SUA V 1J It, f' I'jLl b BATTLING FOR THIRD PLACE lly the Amu-la. d I'mw CWiltifl fihav:r thrce-touchdowT) triaiM u,p atnr Ucuthern Cftllf'irnla ,.iArirh;u k to rrtilaco Nolllc FelU t.t Tularin Jn fourth plaro in the riHtlnwil Itt of indlvldTiut ftMtball xoren; rornplhrd hy The AwKKluted Prt-ftf.. fihaver now hurt acorcU B8 poliiU whltb Kfttrv, who wan Idle on Saturday, haa 1)7. Khavfr ntill liaa two Kairu to play. and Pcltn ojif, Widthrr crm hfpc to 1 nvrrimul mther Hob Cumuli; I lo of w,,;it Llhfrfy, wli h Ma poinu, or Hot) j MnnuMt of Mirhlun Htate with 121 The jorliiK leader In each of the jiatlor.'a nlmj major groups: I'lii.wr lllld CollrKe I'lW. Totitl Knit Caniplglio. Went Liberty 111) 146 Mlilwrhl Mninett. Mich. Btato 1IU l'J7 UtM'ky Mountain Chrlntensen, Utah IID 100 IMririr Khnve.', Southern Cal. CJB 118 PdlP, Tulane PB 87 I1IH BIX flnthnin, Kitliniia Blnlc IIH 40 llli: 'len 1'iinlunlicr, Purduo QB 40 Ron th went l.vrlhcMcr. Arkansas FB 42 Mtmnrl Vxilli-y - liun'-un, (Irltinell V'nA 'M Tlien Came llullywood Tim ni'lllcil frontier of Hut I'iiIim) Kliilca In IVIO k only linirivny nrrosslhcfiintlni-nt nt Indf'iH'Milciicc, Mo., Ita f:irllii""l point from t lie At- liiillc:. Rqpreentat!ve Government (iiiili-iiin-n urn nicii who linvr- un li-lilliii! coin let loin nflc-r lln-y du ci'lc I 1 . 1 1 uiiy Mm- timjorlly ill Vote Sllll I'l'lllicbco t'luolili Smnll Japnneio "Farm," Ninrly 4.lkNl,iKlll Inrnilliii fiilulllna In .lupiMl now ninke lln-lr llvlna from cillllnlllnn of Iw.p mi, olH-hiiil IHTl'.H -if himl or h i. BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . . . sf - S , y7 i 1 ii.Ayf Easi 2: .U3r "' A.T Tulane to Break Training Before Pasadena Game! HEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7 li Tu- lane's championship foothill team, j tlrters over wavmnsr-on otate nere Saturday, has been allowed to break training and will not be cilled back to the gridiron camp until after this wv ,t.n th niflrl will ettie down i to drill for the Roae Bcevl New Year's ', battle aainst Southern CallfornU. Tho veek va erpec'.ed to mend In- Come On In i l) iS.' A , rY, i ' Hure eiiiMPBh. Il' wlnlerl And Miilllnr. Alice (liinnl.oii (liTI) of Srara ilnlr, N. V mill Paty lllsclrm (r.'jhl) ol New York C II y lianlly riiivc I Ik- anon' u rlicnce to completely rinrr the erotiiul beliire they tn-re out on their nkll". Here lliey ore. ready for a slide down u hillside lienr Ciinnrl, N. V. ft a 1 1 SUSS - l '? -tf1 L .it Jtv- w-S. I r-llrrlv rntriK.ed In Ihe mir 111 Mum h in i;i. n- lliU pii liir,- Inilliate. Mere V) IHUnn f-iiinrmll H. Amlit-ii dor to .lupnn. u Mimvn ratrlilng the liivi i,.ii ill r tame tielwcen .inrrlt-.iii major liiiGtie pl:i)rr. louring .In and t iic lilkkht I iilvrrlty Irani, hi Tokln. ripim rirlM. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. CS ,- KT mi 3Ay,SS Ar fTxi'l CCtu.rf 'jrv. Juries, the meet cerioyj being Full- : tack Felts' twisted ankle and Jerry j Cairympie's brefcen finger. Coach " Dlerman expects to have all of his varsity players ready to go by l.'ew Year's and for the first time the ful! power of the Green Wave in ac tion thir- Rc-asori. At least one star vartity man has be;ri out tn each gaj-c thu year. ..,,.. ih ht IMI.M Ml I F- BT NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 7 (Jerry Lairympie, Ail-American end and captain of Tulane university' foot- ball team, was brought to a hospital j 'here tocy with a ainney aliment which tcarnrnatcv fear may keep him the Snow's Fine! Nit?, It's Japan's "National Game," Too 4 1 t ' t 9 SV t,t tt ByLaufer M PASS WHEN THIS LAPJblfCbt ?AH 2tC fca out of the Rose Bowl game with -'" He was stricken wnue anving an : automobile in McComb, Miss, yes terday. He was given medical at tention there at the home of friends and was brought to New Orleans by train today. Dr. Robert H. Brumiield said he was suffering with a contusion of the kidney, caused by a blow In Satur day's game. 4 JOSEPH PERSONALS By Mrs. Malda L. Stevenson (Observer Correspondent) JOSEPH. Ore. (Special 1 Joe Ber lnd. of Enterprise, was in Joseph Thursday and went on out to the Earl Chiiders farm 'where his mother. Mrs. HaI Berland. has 250 head of calves lor the winter. Mrs. Be r I and is feeding hay and grain and the 1 r and Mrsf SeVgiua Gauike and '" of eastern cui- n to?, of Ontario. Ore., came In W The study of this language Wednesday for a visit at the home fopened op the primitive Indo-fcuro-of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Gaulke, parents j pean period, and originated the sci- of Sergius. Mr. and Mrs, Jean Branson and i three children, of Multnomah. Ore, i havd been ln Joseph visiting friends. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Branson lived in Joseph ' belore moving to Multnomah. Wesley Duncan Sr. celebrated his ICth birthday anniversary Sunday. ' Mr, Duncan Is a pioneer ln Joseph j and many friends called to wish him many moro happy years. Mr. and Mrs. Bclwyn Gaulke wede j in town Wednesday from their home I on Big Sheep creek. Mra. J. A. Branson, of Enterprise. entertained'' Informally Saturday af ternoon In honor of Mrs. Jean Bran son and daughter, Miss Nalda, for a (-roup of Joseph women. Those In vited were Mrs. Welthy Mitchell, Mrs. Clyde Aurey. Mrs. John TllmelwrlBht, Mrs. Bert Knapper. Mrs. Hugh Gran cly, Mrs. Ben Peal, Mrs. Susie Wilson, Mm. J.Iiildr. Stevenson, Misses Louisa and Lucille Peal. Alice and Ilde Him clwright and Frances and Hallle Bell Aurey. Bobby Grandy. Miss Wlnnl frcd Berth and Miss Beverly Scott. A pleasant afternoon was spent after which refreshments were served Mrs.- Bert Bprague was quite 111 Monday and a doctor was called from Enterprise. She Is now Improving. Mrs. Alvira Roup ond Mrs. Art Wilson returned Saturday from Em- mctt. Idaho where they had gone u, sec their brother. Abner Warden Mr. Warden passed away and was burled Friday at Emmctt. Tho weather has turned somewhat warmer and a light snow has fallen. The- Inst week has been cold, the mer cury going to zero and below. If tho old saying Is true that the first three days of December foretell the TP' .,;UL,ii-'o'i' rr f winter, tt -wzll net te bad a ti calm vtih. a tendency tCfrard. beixS F?7TrtT Rocp &d faiTilT ax.d Alnrm Boc? left Tuesday by ear lor 9u Dijo. cal, to apead the win - xer. 3rs. Ltura Heediam, who bas spent :re Uit cacctn tn Union wno. faer sier. Mrs. Jell Reese, returned to Jceeph. Monday. ifc-s. Weitiiy Teazer fca reeorered f;ca ter rtcsit lilnes and Is a: present -wltb ber daogiiter, Mrs. i Cfcartes Wilier. V-, Edwud Eben. who spent tie : Us-, wo weeks In Por-Jand nailing , ter aon Maurice Eten and family, j reed Tijday. I f-s-rt T rvirvrv mo U Ll-Nlij-NUI rUK ! DKUNKEJS UKIVEK5 (Ccnttnocd fnan Page One) times a man convicted of driving white under the Influence of ntcm - catin? liq'Jor was still permitted to criTe ns car. us.er uie i and cenvicttons become part of a i record at state headquarters, and re- I vocation Is mandatory. Mr. Hammond alio discussed the ! examination of drivers, required un- der tie new law. j At present, only new applicants for licenses are receiving era mi nations. j but within the next two years, all drivers will be required to take an cxaminaacc Mr. Bammona states that there are three clases of drtvers as present. Pirsl. a small group of persons unfit for driving: second, a small group la need of eirrjcation be- fere being fit for driving safely: third, a large group of good drivers. m oroer w eimuuaie uie lust giwuj. ( and educate the second group. Mr. ; Hammond aaya that In all likelihood it will be necessary to examine all when the time comes. General Exam Given The present examinations given apphcanta for new licenses consists,' ashler. Alta. made a trip to of eye and ear teste, road sign reading mv. tor medical attention, actual driving test, and in the case ond Q Xamerls Epen, of crippled persona, deaf persons or ! hoUdaTS 3t Elgin, deaf mutes, very strict examinations aEd MrI M BromJ and are given to determine their capablli- , BuclT Bpene tfae TlsltlnE ln tlf- . , . (Seattle and Portland and Mr. Brum's In reference to sight, the good ; M and Urs driver must have a better than 20-60 ; , , . , i o. T. Brande. rating with giases. must recognize . Carlson and son. John, colors and K vision without spec- daugl)tr. Helen, returnee; to tacles Is 20-SO or worse, will not be , pFrlday evening after spend allowed to operate a motor vehicle vacation with Mr. Carlson unless equipped with spectacles. ' m Kamela in the rules of the road questions, j and Lockctt vMted 30 questions are picked at random f ,M . -.r fFr- to mililierierl hv tKr. rlcnart. t 7 ' . . ment. covering ' K new laws. Alter the other ' test, the neTi driver is given an actual road demon- stration He Is required to make righ! and left turns, stop and traffic, turn around at intersections. When old drivers (persons with 11- censes prior to July I. 1&31 are re-; quired to renew their licenses lor a j three -year period the renewal lee win be 50 cents, Mr. Hammond stated. Sanskrit's Kigb Flace Sanskrit Is rerarded as the most Important and falehiy organized of historic languages. It is full and flexible, and has a broad range of Erarania Ileal construction, lis dis- j D tjje Kihteenth century imnnrtnnr hnnupnin" ence of phHology. Suffer All the Time The niiudle class is the one that stays hungry in hard time3 while the poor r.re being fed. San Fran cisco Chronicle. Worth While Quotation Oh, my friend, cultivate the (Vial feelings: nod let no man think him self released from the kind chari ties of relationship. Ijimh. Yucatan Exploration Excavations on u large scale at Chlchen Itzn In Yucatan were be gun by the Carnegie Institution In lfrj4, but other explorations were started many years before that dale. Human Weight Reduction I'antlng is the reducing of super-. fluous fat by dieting according to the method adopted by William Hauling, a London cabinetmaker, who lived from , TIKI lo 1S7S. Honorary Degree, The doctor of philosophy degree Is usually conferred after three years of resident study beyond the bachelor's degree. An essential re quirement, ln addition to the com pletion of graduate courses, is the preparation of a thesis which dem onstrates the ability to produce an original piece of work In the Meld In which the student is specializ ing. The degreo is not conferred as an honorary degree In this coun try at the present time. Gasoline in Tar Sand Chemists of the University of Al berta have developed n hsdro-gen-eration process with which gasoline! can oe extracted irom tar sanus or that portion of Canada. Costly 111 Temper Pe man dal gits mad easy," said Uncle Kben, ''is liable to wos'e so much energy on his Indigestion dat he ain't got enou;h lef to make out any kin' ob ahgumenu" Washing ton Star. Play Piano and Grow Thin Marathon piano playing as a means of growing thin Is being In- vestlgntcd by some Europeon scl- enlists- following a report from Queensland lli.il a man lost 13 pounds while pounding the keys for 30 hours 10 minutes. One com- man. nor remarks that such use of energy may cause one to lose popo- urliy as well as rlesh. . . . a. a. . jT By Mrs. Bertie BUt5 Ocserver Correspondent) EAUELA. Ore, (Special I Kamela a recent eotd apeU was broken again when on ThurKtoy morning about two lnchea of new anew fell with prcapecta of more. t. w iv,!m snent a few daya in ,. He la now lt t!le Oregon Trail Trad- Uelcbim. (r. and Ura. H. G. Caateel. Her- Carveel. of Meacnam. ane Mrs. waiter Decson, of Kamela. shopped to L Orande Saturday. I Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Fails. Eugene : ylus Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shepherd !and Misa Lenore McCorkle were : xhinijgjTing guests at the home of : Louis Fans. i pjsy Cook and son. Pymocd. 'spent the holidays at Kameia wuu ' cook. i j. UrJ Guy Tamerls drove to isummerrille Sunday to visit Mr. T3mtrU. mother. Mrs. Daisy Tamerls. . w D Boot was a two-day vts- jJlor , Grande last week, csxnvyr Davis spent Thursday and Frld2 m Portianrt and was relieved - htie y B pjgjr, during his ab- : ena! ; ard M piojd Hevritt drove to ' Mcachlm satmday. staving overnight tQ atteEd the &:ma. Ee)d there. j jf, Bor!tman spent a day last J week at Murle na and Mrs. F. J p BrociJ diore to La Orande on Monday. Harrey Hood spent a week at Kamela with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hoed, returning to Amity cn Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Buck Daniels, accom- i rvnio- Hrr Ar I.UCV WiBElCSWOrth j Grnde MomUV to take Alta in : tuumwu nv ' i Lockett's brother Donald Lockett, of , Huntington spent Thanksgiving with them at Kamela. It . -- Bit. ; kerPftt y. Virginia and Alta Wigglesworth Mrs. Mary Young1 dirt relief work at Kamela during the absence of Mr. Broms. Losses Caused by Fog There are no general statistics as to what extent fos Interferes with ' shippfn; hat a specific example i that mnybe cited is that of & dense f"3 thHrttflogv7rfr" fire" days 'over i t,je English channel. No serious J accident resulted, but the time lost i by vessels laid un In the Thames estuary alone tyns be worth S3.000.000. estimated to Start of Good Work The Prisoner's itelief society says that prison reform was started in 1SS8 by Dr. George II. Sandisop, editor of the C'hrisiian Herald. 0 '' PAMELA I PERSONALS I WRESTLING Tuesday Night, Dec. 8 EAGLES HALL Count Harkovosky - 225 vs. Jack Root - 215 GOOD PRELIMINARIES 1 1 Admission - Observer "WANT AIDS" Get Quick Results ! j ! ' i J j j phone Amateur Match Scheduled For Tuesday Card The second wrestling card of the winter series will begin at 8 o'clock tomcirow night at Eagles hall, with two preliminary events echeduled he. fore Count Harkovosky and Jacfc Root meet In a heavyweight grappling match. The first preliminary, a three-round boring match, will find Sandy An derson and Oerald Butcher as op. ponenta. . The aecond event, a semi-final on the card, will bo strictly an ama teur match, with Fred Bowery, fc. land City lightweight wrestler, meet ing George Gall, at Baker. The con teat Is to go 30 minutes unless ter minated before that time by a vic tory on the part 01 one or ine other of the two men. Bowery made an Initial appearance here three weeks ago, winning his match In two rounds witnout uiw:u.j. Roy Farnam will reieree ice main event. Both Harfcovcoky and Root are ex pected to arrive In La Grande to morrow. Eay McCarroil. promoter, said to day that Harkovosky and Boot will wrestle under Police Gazette rules. ' with a two-hour limit, best two out of three falls. The last year Aus tralian White rules, providing lor nine-minute rounds, have been In vogue. The reason for the change, Mr. McCarroil said, was to give the fans a Uste of both, types of wres.- j tllng rules. Cause of Heat Lightning Heat liflitnlng is due to the re flection from disiant clouds of far off flashes, the thunder being too far away to be heard. The weath er Imrean says, however, that It If possible for an electric discharge J through tl:e air to build np more, or less gradually from a burst dis charge to a full flow, and such a discharge would produce little or no tbunder. Neglected Phylum Tery few medical men hare even sn approximate Jdea of the losses ' caased to the world at large by the nematodes. British Hedical Journal. For Useful Gifts . Shop at Our Store They are the only kind we carry. Main 103 W.H. Bohnenkamp Co. 50c & $1.00 Main 600
