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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1933)
1 Page Six tnmw.Wt LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, October 19, 1933 Ah Wing Lee To Fight Frankie Monroe In La Grande TOP NOTCH CARD SCHEDULED FOR ARMISTICE DAY Ah Wilis Lee, Chinese fighter who ho been the talk of northwest fistic circles for the- last year, will make hU Initial appearance In La Grande the evening of Armistice day, Nov. 11, In a match with Frunkle Monroe, tough Klamath Falls hauler. , The fight cord will begin at 8 O'olock In the Sooajawea Inn, pro moted by Leo McCarthy and Martin ' Fitzgerald and under itlie auspices of the American Legion. Ah Wing Lee and Monroe will meet In tlie 10-round main event of a four or five bout card, -the other bouts to be announced later. EAGLES MEET LAST EVENING Tho Eagles and auxiliary hold a business meeting at the hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday. During the session It was decided not to hold the regu lar dance Saturday night In order not to Interfere with the Elks benefit '49 show, now In progress. AH WING LEE TO FIGHT HERE o o o 4 Here Is Ah Wing Lee, all 'dolled up In anticipation of his initial appearance in La Grande. He Is to fight Frankie Monroe, generally considered ' a better boxer than tho Chinaman, but not quite tho puncher the oriental pugilist Is. Frankie has been wanting to match punches with Ah Wing for some time, and local funs are looking forward to a top notoh scrap. 1 4 O 4 4 ' Willamette Meets, Columbia Tomorrow SALEM, Oct. 18 VP) Ready to "open up" everything, the Wlllanv ette university Bearcats play Colum bia university In Portland tomorrow afternoon at 8:30 o'olock. WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin to Go ' If yon fed tour ind rank tod the world look punk, don't wallow lot of hIU, min eral water, oil, luativt candy or chewing gum ard expect tbtm to make you uddenly aweet and buoyant and full of unahlne. For tney can't do It. They only move the faowela and a mere movement doean't (et at the cause. Tha roaaoa for your down-and-out feellni la your liver. It ahould pour out two pound of liquid bile Into your nowela dally. . If thli bile la not flowing freely, your food doean't illicit. It Juit decaya lo the bowela. Oaa bloat up your stomach. You have thick, bad taste and your breath la foul, kin often breaks out In blemishes. Your bead cAse end you feel down and out. Your whole system la poisoned It takes thoee good, old CARTER'S LITTLE UVKR FILLS to get these two pounds of bile Rowing freely and make you Im) "up and up," The contain Wonderful, harmless, gentle vegetable attracts, amnios. when It cornea to making the bite flow freely. 'Jut don't ask for II ver pills. Ask for Carter's Little Liver I'illi. Look for ths name fBLA Carter's Little Liver Plli on the red W label. Resentaaubstitute.2Scatdrug jX stores. O 1981 C. M. Co. 3 I O N HIGHWAY GIVEN APPROVAL OF COMMISSION SALEM, Ore., tVP) The Oregon eta to, niguway aepuiuinent turn completed Uio survey of tho Oregon sootlon of tho route known oa tho Idaho, Ore gon and Novado. highway and tho commiaslon haa allocated (0,000 of federal public lands highway Xunda for construction work, It was an nounced by the highway department here. The public lands fund would be used In construction of 16 or 20 miles of (the stretch from McDermitt, Nevada, north of ScoLts Butte, six miles south and 10 miles west or Rome In Malheur county. An addi tional $10,000 or $16,000 will be spent by the state In building the route over .prlvwte lands, the road having been designated a secondary highway for Uiat purpose. Tlie I-O-N road In Oregon Is all In Malheur county. Prom Scotts Butte, ' 1 H t. I - PRINCIPAL FOOTBALL G AM KM FOB Ot'TOHKIt 81 , EAK'D Teams Princeton vs. Columbia... Cornell vs. Syracuse Pordliam vs. Boston College ':..:..,'.,.: Place ...Princeton ...Ithaca .... ...Now York .... ...Cambridge .... ...New York Philadelphia the survey shows, the road will run northeast to a crossing of Jordan creek west of the mouth of Hooker creek. Thence it will run northeast to tho lad ho lino near Mol-loy'g ranch, 20 miles nontti of Jordan val loy, following tho secondary highway toward Nyssa. it will follow the Squaw creek drainage in Idaho ta tho Old Oregon Trail connection at Marslng, Idaho. Tho project has not yet been ap proved by the federal government, and as soon an this Is done, bids on the project will bo called. Harvard vs. Holy Cross Now York U. vs, Colgate ; Pennsylvania vs. Dartmouth Navy vs. Virginia Annapolis Yale vs. Brown .. New Haven CENTRAL Illinois vs. Army Cleveland Minnesota vs, Pittsburgh ..... Minneapolis Carnegie Tech vs. Notre Dame Pittsburgh Michigan vs. Ohio State Ann Arbor Northwestern vs. Indiana .... Evanston Iowa vs, Wisconsin .. Iowa City ' Chicago vs. Purdue ,. Chicago IIOCKY MOUNTAIN i Colorado Aggies vs, Colorado Port Collins Montana State vs. Montana ..v ..., Butte Nevada vs. College of Pacific Reno .. PAR, WEST College Puget Sound vs. Washington Tacoma ..... Loyola vs. U. C. L. A Los Angeles .. Oregon State vs. U. 8. C .Portland Stanford vs. San Francisco .Stanford - -. Washington State vs. California Pullman Whitman vs. Pacific University. Walla Walla .. i SOUTHWEST Kansas State vs. Nebraska Manhattan .... Oklahoma vs. Iowa State ...Norman ' SOUTH Florida vs. N. Carolina Gainesville ...... Georgia Tech. vs. Tulane Atlanta Tennessee vs. Alabama Knoxvllle 1932 Score .. 7-20 '.. 0-3 ..7-0 .. 0-14 ..14-7 " 3-7 0-42 14-0 0-34 0r37 7-0 19-7 ... 0-10 ...20-7 ... 7-2 ..J4-0 ... 0-6 ...19-12 ...13-18 ...14-20 ... 7-3 COMMUNITY TO STAGE COMEDY AT WOLF CREEK WOLF CREEK (Special ) The Wolf Creek community has chosen the play, "The Mummy and the Mumps," to be presented In the near future. The following have been given parte In the play: Mr. and: Mm. Lawrence Gray, Barbara Harrison. , Ollvo .Gori ham, Laura Asdoll, Mr, and Mrs, GUN ford GJlkison, Raymond Asdoll, Jesse Smith and Qlonn Nice. E. S. Mc Cormlck will conch the play. : , YOUR Silk Dress IS HERE -Afternoon -Street -Evening $5.9547.95 We never had tho opportunity to alinur uiml. kn..,1 ......... .1....... j. ........ out.ii Lrcmiiuui iiasui uuum. l of fine silk dresses at such a !ovr are cordially invited to call and see for yourself this niiu mm 0l siik aresses. uniy men will you realize why wo are so proud of our dress stock. Sizes 14 to 4412. Ill dfi"i !sf;)s i VU V EXTRA SPECIAL HOUSE OA DRESS O&C Only 1!0 This group of house frocks are tho nationally known Rosanna brand that are now soiling elsewhere for $1.39. Our price of 8S)c is possible because we wore fortunate in getting a special buy. Every style possible is included in this variety of colors and patterns and all arc guaranteed KAST COLORS. Hurry, for these dresses will not last long at this price. Sizes 11 to 52. NEW YORK STORE "Gabby" Street To Manage The Frisco Missions SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 19 VP) Charles "Cabby" street, signed as manager of the San Francisco Mis sions, win have "complete control" of tho Paclflo Coast loaguo baseball olub, Joseph Bcarwald, president, eald hero today. FIND IT HERE Copy for this Column must be In by 0 a. m. E. 0. N. ELEVEN EN ROUTE TODAY TO LEWISTON, IDA. Coach liob Qulmi, acvompanied by 22 stalwart Eastern Oregon Normal school foot hall men, left here about 9 o'clock tills morning for Lewlston, Ilia,, to piny the IuLston Normal solioor teachers a return game tomor row afternoon. Ily reuNon of their 38 to 0 win over Ircwbttou liere Oct. 14, the Mountaineers are heuvy fa vorites to repeat. Peto Miles, flashy The Dalles half back, who sconotf. fthree of the six touchdowns Against Lewlston earlier this month, was with the travelling squad but there was little chance he would get Into tho game. To offset his loss, however, was the addition of Ohrls Lassen to the squad either In a fullback or blocking halfback role whatever tha occasion demands. Qulnn expects to start the follow ing lineup "tomorrow: Bredow and Hanks, ends; H. Heyden and Berney, tackles; J. Heyden and Pearson, guards; Owsley, center; Burnett, quarterback; Petterson and Crawford, halfbacks: Hodgen, fullback. Others In the squad who probably will fee action include Bill Hodgen, My rick, Camman, Bornstedt, Holvorsen, Beers, Miles, Sannar, Lassen, Smith, Beery, Gelst and Ragsdale. ' Tho tam will return to La Grande Friday night after the game, m INDUSTRIAL i CONTROL ON IN EARNEST (Continued rrum rage One) from the day hardly yet gone by when any man with a will and some means or Ingenuity could in this land set himself up to do most any thing he had a mind to. , ., But this new order they say. Is fundamental If the ruin of plenty which has engulfed the country ' Is to be controlled, and If reasoned planning Is to take the place of in dustrial anarchy. DEMOLAYS WILL MEET TONIGHT The DeMolay order will meet to night at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic hall. The group has been divided into twfo team and' the side with the fewest members present tonight will serve refreshments at the next meeting. Three teams of the National pro fessional football league Boston, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn have In stalled "Pop" Warner's double wing back type of offense this season. Most of the others use the orthodox single wlngback. TMDY AUK llliltl! Gold Fish and Turtles Just arrived at Richardson's Ant & aift Shop. Also fresh Fish Muss. 10-18-tf (IAY-CUI.UIIKI) PEASANT I'OTTKKY Mixing Bowl Sets, Breakfast Sets, waffle Sets, Just arrived at Melville's 10-19-lt 1)11) YOU KNOW THAT cold woather will soon bo hero? Don't toko chancu vtth your health this winter. Send your laundry, bundlo to uio owvnaara ijaunary, rn. Main bo 10-11-a t. FOR RENT, a kitchen. Friday night. Oct. 20. Owner going to tho Chicken Dinner at tho .Christian church. 10-10-ltp NOTICE No hunting or trespass ing on all premises posted by Fann ers Protoctlvo Ass'n. 10-13-0t (AIM) Or THANKS Wo wish to thank our many frlonds for their kind expressions of sym pathy at tho death of our beloved father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Wndc. Georgia Wade, Mrs. L. c. Oallllian. Ethel Lwlbottor, Thomas Wndo. Mrs. Howard Coleman, 10-19-lt 001,11 I'ISIl AND Tl'KTI.KS A shipment of Gold Flsn and Tur tles havo Just been received at Rich ardson's Art Gift Shop. You will enjoy seeing theso fish and turtles now on display at Rlclmrdson's. 10-18-tf To break that cold uso Nyal Lnxa- cold, 25o at Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m. ANOKI.'S HAT OI.KANINO AND III.OCKINO Best work In town. Across from Peuuey's. 0-14-1 m. For a stubborn cough, uso Morrtol W1M Oherry. Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m MHSSKNUKIt SKUVICR' Parcels delivered within city limits 15o. Over 100 lbs., extra. Phone I Main 709. 10-9-1 mp SCHOOL ('IIII.l)IIKN You can got scratch paper for school at tho Observer. Now 2 pads Sc. B-M-t t. IIOND TKANSFRR Only Independent Delivery System Between irt Grande and Baker. IOWKOT RATB8 DAILY 8ERVICB. Phone Mnln 700 for Pickups. 9-19-1 m TAX LEVY IS SAME AS FOR T YEAR 1932-33 (Continued From Page One) 1 tercst of its bonds. Warrants out standing as of June 20 (the begin ning of tho school year) , totalled $03,204.00 and bonds 903,000. During the curront year tho bonded Indebt edness will bo reduced to $80,000. Total expenses amount to $168. 000.00 and receipts, Including 91035.34 cash on hand nt the beginning of the year, total $40,416, leaving the spe cial school tax levy at $128,680.06. The budget items, with reductions and Increases, follow: General control $0600, which' Is $945 less than last year; Instruction (supervision) $5253, which Is $627 less; instruction (teaching) $82,722, which is $10,410 less; operation of plant $15,400, which Is $110 less; maintenance and repairs $2650, which. Is $313 less; auxiliary agencies $1200, which Is $76 less; fixed charges $4000. which Is $1000 less capital outlays $1024, which Is $1066 less; debt service $40,147.06, which is $11, 044.64 moro than lost year; emer gency $1000, which Is $7201.44 less than last, year.- . The school board was not required' to include in the budget the cost of rebuilding the La Grande High school, wrecked by fire in September, 1032, as this was paid out of Insurance received. Joe Sugden, now a Cardinal coach. was one of the first backstops to catch all pitches close behind the batter Instead of waiting for the ball to bounce. I i uill RUNDOWN, NERVOUS Fortland, Ore., "I had a rou tih and was ill run" down in health, had no ap Irrtite and was nervou and slerptfM. I was miserable for two months." said Hfn Drniftrini of .WJ Mason St. ,m r i iook it. fierce uoicirn S Medical Discovery and felt V: " a Uillereni man. '-,' Sold by all dnisKists. Write Dr Vrrr' rn..li nnff.1.. m v for free mrdlral advlre. New silt. tahkU W rt llmifrl l M T im. size, tabs, or liquid, "Wb Do Our Ttri." ! Multi-Service jRj.V i PAINT SUPER-QUALITY fJrtf i For oil INTERIORS A'i I -TONIGHT- "WOMAN I STOLE" Jack Holt - Pay Wray STARTS TOMORROW LIONEL Grandpa Storrs who loved people, and wanted them to live their own lives. MIRIAM as Louise Storrs his grand' diuighter. who returns from the city to meet love and heart- Ibreak on the farm. THE StranMs RETURN with FUANCHOT TONE STUAKT ERWIN A TIP! In Tomorrow's OBSERVER WILL' BE FOUND AN ANNOUNCEMENT OP INTEREST TO EVERYONE TIGERS INVADE ENTERPRISE FOR CONTEST FRIDAY The entire Tiger football squad will be taken to Enterprise tornorrow on (the occasion of the annual con test with the Savages who, since the arrival of Coach Schiller a lew year ago, have been ranked as one of. the top notch teams In this section of the state. ...-.. The Enterprise (team is Ag and powerful, ' and Is expected to bo. a hard crew to beat. , Coach Ira Woodle plans to leave with his team about 11 o'olock to. morrow morning, arriving Just before game time. The starting lineup for La Grande probably will be Irwin and V. Bean, ends; Walden and Hogen- son, tackles; K. Webb and Kalley, guards; Coal well, center; Alvey artt R. DeBode, 'halfbacks; Reynolds, quar terback, and E. DeBole, fullback. Peterson, who has been alternating with Alvey since Floberg's loss, prob ably will see some action during the contest also. Charles Reynolds will referee the game, an umpire will be obtained from Wallowa, and A. B.-Aminlno, of Enterprise, ' will serve as head lines man. '. Reports are that quite a number of local fans are planning to drive to the Wallowa county seat for the game. . ' ' Plans Progress For ' Big Banquet Oct 31 ( Continued From Pagr One) Jawea Inn the evening of Oct. 31. J. F. Corbett, assistant super In tendent of the second division, will be the toastmaster ob the banquet. Addresses will be given toy Senator Henry Hess and Congressman Walter M. . Pierce. Further entertainment will be furnished by Jack Coleman, the singing brakeman, and other rail road employes and members of their families. Following the program ' will tee dancing- with muslo furnished by Dick Lindsay's orchestra. . ' Mrs. J. F. Corbett will head a group of old-timers from Portland in two special cars. Delegations from Rleth, Pendleton,'- Baker, Huntington, and branohllne towns will be on hand to attend the 'events-expected to be the largest of Its kind ever held In East ern Oregon. ' Announcement was made today that the public la Invited and may get tickets from any member of the , committee. ', The banquet Is sched uled to begin at 7 p. m. I MARKET NEWS 0FTHE DAY I CUICAOO WHKAI ' ' Open Ul(b low Clow Dec. .KT6K -"W May .... N M JtmWU iuly ' '.....I.-...:'. - .11 MH 11 -l - CHICAOO COBN Deo .ZyZ.......... All .42 A0 : .4141, May ,..' . .47J4848V4 .40 AU .474V4 July ...:....:,",.. 4950 MH AW Attii PORTLAND WHEAT Open - uifh Low clow May -MM .10ti . MH .10 Dec. .64 " .65 '.64. .0454 LARGE CROWD AT OPENING" OF '49 SHOW ' (CMCUsiud mm PH One) exhortlnf Dame Fortune to smile on them m that they can collect enough bones to win the prize on the closing night, Saturday. Strains of music blended with the noisy hubbub at the games, and Just as many were Interested In dancrng: as there were those who preferred the games of chance. Cider was hawked from a booth along the wall. Elks In gay neckerchiefs,' ten gal lon hats and cowboy boots, the typi cal costume of the gay old days of '48 when go:d ran faster than water, were In charge of all the concessions. The proceeds from the show will be turned over' to the lodge for use In their annual philanthropic program. . Preceding, the opening of the show last ntgnt, a parade was neid, wren the " La Grande band and Elks In cowboy regalia participating.' ' Six- guns barked noisy . messages to the contmunuy as ine procession movea down the treet. The show proceeds arc to used for Christmas relief and the annual com munity tree for the kiddles. NOmm BOARD HOLDS BUDGET MEET ON SAT. WALLOWA .(Speclal) A budget meeting of the non-high sohool dis trict was hold Saturday.. The 10 mem bers making up the board were Wal ter Maxwell, Fred Hlmelwrlght, P. O. Potter, Homer Hayes and O. C. Meek," directors, anjd Oscar Berland, George Brooks, J. P. Fisher, Chas. Lttch and John D. Laird. Being the first meeting under the new law and having no definite figures upon which to base estimates for expendi tures for the ensuing year, the board found portions of the budget quite puzzling; however, the total was near the amount of actual warrants drawn for like expenses for non-high school pupils for last year. October 10 Is the date for ithe budget hearing. SELLING WAVE IN STOCK EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Oct. 19 P Stock broke In a last-minute selling wave today and many - leading Issues touched new lows for the movement after having rallied substantially In the early afternoon. The late dip was attributed partly to the touch ing off of several Impaired margin accounts.. Losses of 4 or more points predominated In a heavy clos ing. Transfers approximated 2,700, 000 shares. ' Closing figures iiwluclad: Air Reduc. 65 Al Ohem it Dye .128 American ' Can -....'., - 8fi American T and T 112 Bethlehem Steel 23 14 J. I. Case . 65 Col O & E 11 Continental Can ... 69 General Motors 2414 Johns Manvllle 46 Llbbey-O-Ford ' .. 26 Liggett and Myers B 60 Montgomery Word 15 National Distill 90 J. O. Penney .. 39 Pub Ser of N. J 3614 Southern Paclflo 17 St. Oil of Oal 3714 St. Oil of N. J - 3814 Union Paclflo - 9714 United Aircraft : 26 United Corp 6 U. S. Indus Alcohol .'. 59 U. S. Steel - 35 End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion Don't let them get a strangle hold. Pight germs quickly. Creomulsion combines the 7 best helps known to modern science; Powerful but harm less. Pleasant to take. No narcotics. Your own druggist Is authorized to refund your money on the spot If your cough or cold Is not relieved by Creomulsion. . . Adv. B : Now Is ThernmeZT(iBuy I COATS -mm Two Creal Price Groups m herel Oh, how new and dlf. 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