PAGE EIGHT EX G235D2 EVEKTTG 02SZHVE2- EAXUEDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1910.
I
FORD
ME
Model 7 5 passenger, 25 H. P fourfsf car $700. VJith
fop, storm curtains, 5 lamps, Gas Generator, horn, wind
shield and speedometer $780 F. 0. 8. Detroit.
5 passenger roadster same as above $600
The car you see every day. The car that makes good on
the hardest roads. The car that climbed Fox hill. The car
that climbed Harris mountain. The car that climbed to
Morgan Lake. The car that climbed Fly Valley hill near the
head of the Grar.de Ronde River. The car that mastered
the hardest hills in Union and Wa.lowa counties The car
that took three people from La Grande to Enterprise in 3
hours andko minutes. Is the car we offer you for $700.
The car built of Vanadium steel forging not iron casting.
The car that gives from 7000 to 10000 miles on one set of
tires. The car that averages 20 miles on every gallon of
gasoline. The car thals costs less to operate than any
tourist car built.
It is the car we offer you for $700
Call at the garage and let us tell you more about it.
Smith's :'Garage
I in nnrtfie . . - I no nrn
AMOMCES
W PRICE
Hot Drinks
a
Snowdrift:
Monti bid ii Basitistedotj
sold By Vjater-Stanchfield Produce Co.
H25Jefietsaa Arecze
HH'S DEFY
GOES BEGGING
rescue op orkwts teim
WHICH HIS ST1KTIXD F153w
enmrr z i uiqcity era
uuuui iu n iniiuiu -uiiuip'
Or' Serf? 3fah!ie TTri4
University of Ontm, Ejjgeae. Or
Sot. J. IScii'i Tie profcka ? -tii&g
tie Northwest - chajspS&aiJupr
witioet a football battle tetweea tie
Universities of Washington and Ore
gon will be a difleult matter to do.
yet ft Took as If th two team wis
b onaile to clash. Th Oregon maa
atemeat ha offered every reasonable
Inducement for a game wJrJt Wajhiag
too la either ct it two opea date,
let to the present time, no aa-
? fr in ia -rttefreii. It looia a
f li'.tl lik WaMa?toa !a afraid :o
St Oregon" grsat icor:c? Bcaeh-Ias.
j Caca DoJ.i an.! Coirh U"arBr, tl
I Lire me before in tie east.
ar.i a rscx-r La fai'! cat tiat ti
pi: ii tean against ta on coaihe!
b tie baoaj Corieir nia. prefer
ring to let ti rp'ita:!oa of Lis faaa'l
re-st oa past laurel.
Waahtegto-a . fca a g:tat te-ira tf-,
ytar and if a ears. fcal-i fc arrant a.
it voa!4 t the greatest b'.l t5-?j
North"' est ias tver -n. Ores.a's
ii::.vn Uckf.-ll. Cay.. Tajlor. L.'
twr'j. Main tad VaIJtr. ari cu
s:ir; as3e1 la any fol!?e for srif aa.I
Cghriag ability. b'it the W-iic-Tci
line is more eirera'.eI.
try corciparatire frf.-or9 t'ae ' u'ver
aity raa da:s tie c -baaipl r.tb: over
Waahfngtoa. provi'IIng she Iffc."s ')
A, C-. aa in tie two collegfati arac-
played this year with Idabo and Pajtt
Soand U.. the locals ran -p i'or.3
2i to 0, and 111 to 0. resirectivelr.
Den Grout, a La Grande boy. Is one
of Oregon's star linemen this season.
Grout is playing great ball, and his
fierce tackling and line-bnekin? was
a feature of the Idaho game last Sat
urday. Undoubtedly he will play his
guard postion throuhonit the sea
son. The husky farmer lad has made
good in every sense of the word.
-
Coach Warner's Cornell system is
quite a contrast to that of Coach
Forbes Yale Idea, which consisted of
developing two teams of individual
stars of equal ability. Warner's idea
is to use eleven men throughout the
game, without change except through
Injury. In practice he works his men
very hard, and personally looks after
each player in the first eleven. He
has developed one of the greatest ma
chines Oregon or the Northwest has
ever seen, and the interference is per
fect, so Northwest critics declare.
. The annual O. A. C. game takes
place a week from today. Undoubtedly
it will be the hardest game of the sea
son, as it Ib to be played at Corvallis.
Practically the whole student body
from Oregon will be on hand to see
the game, and it is estimated that 10,
00 enthusiasts will be in Corvallis on
that date. Secret practice is being
held at the University, and will con
tinue all during the coming week.
Vote for X 101 Against Prohibi
tion in Union County, which means a
I vote for the strict and permanent reg
ulation of the liquor traffic In the
county. Adr
Oyster Corttafls
Cccs&
Beef Tea
CUnBcdlicn
Tcnato Flip
Flour
The
THE linOI IX1DK.
Lat pbDtsrraph f (hllders the
Usual CaptAia, a he appeared when
he wa at hi prime and plajinz on
itt kigfa schvwl ttUr.
Ijit Grande, like all Oregon, is agog
cer tie graellicg race in California.
Portland lost yesterday while Oakland
broke even. a!I of which means that
Portland must win one game of the
two doable hea lers, tenia v and to-1
morrow, while Oakland on the other
hind must wia four of ihem. Regard
less of what Oakland may do. Port
land still has the requirement to meot
in its oae game feature. Nothing is
impossible in baseball, and Vernon,
tie most erratic team of the league
may slip something over on Port
land today and tomorrow.
Next to politics, La Grande is cen
tering its Interest on the series. This
is the first game in many years that
it remained for the next to the last
day. and perchance the very last day.
of the series to determine the win-
PiT N I T
M 1 1RE
f
If you want to talk
GUNS, FISHING UCKLE
Come in and See me
The Shot Gun Shells
that I eery will fill the
bag with game if prop
erly handled.
Try 26 grains infallible
on ducks.
F.LULLEV
NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
Best to be had ?t
any Price.
15
OBJECT IS TO PUT HIGH SCHOOL
TEAS THAJISGimC.
CHILDERS HAL1ED CAPTAIN
014 Timer Win Beet tie Pment
Tiiiter fa Sew FeettalL
' For tie Erst time la several years.
La Grande alamal is to meet the
present team from tie high school.
The alumni organized Ial night and
elected Jlerril Childeri. the premier
back fielder and panter a captain
and the meeting was attended by prac
tically eaoagh oil timer to insure
the fall lineup. The old gratis have
been negotiating with tie nanag?
ment of tie high school teaa f ir some
time over this game and ecoaraged
by the chaaces for.a game on the big
Turkey day, tiey perfected the orga
nization last night.
The Erst practice will be held to
morrow afternoon when all the alum
ni are requested to rfleet at the ball
park at 2:20. After tomorrow the
practices will be held uader arc lights.
Interest is keen in the outcome and
the game will likely be oae of the
biggest drawing cards of the year.
- The probable lineup, which is likely
tn change, however is. Ormcnd Faulk,
center. Dun Scott quarter, Merril
Childers left half. Stanley Carpy and
Frank Earls right . half, Geddes full
back, Grady and Peare ends. Ingle
and Graady tackles. Elystoae right
guard. Left guard position is still un
filled. SPORTING COMMENT.ASD
KINDRED SUBJECTS
Whitman college reserves, the sec
ond team, is playing at Baker City
this afternoon.
La Grande to a man gazes Spo
kaneward this afternoon. The score is
anxiously awaited.
After having played a tie game wi'h
Elgin at Cove two weeks ago. Cove
(Continued oa page nine)
onra
l ; : '
it