Wednesday, October 8, 1924'.
THE I.A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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THIS WEEK
Local Eleven Expected to
Win by a Few Touch
downs, Barring . Un
f orseen Happenings.
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19::: Entcrprlno 0. La Gninili! H.
,39:3: KntcrprlBO 0. La Grundy 'i'j.
19:4: Uatcrprlso ?, Lu Orundu ?.
Ija, Grtuido hlffh school is ex
pected to win by a few touch
downs against : tlio brunch lino
icounty-Beatoni Salurduy, princlpul
iy on tlio strength of Its showing
AiUnst the -alumni toam ' a few
-days ago when tho old grails were
downed 18 to-0.
- Enterprise high Is strontfi-r thin
year, it Is believed, Ihun at nny
lime during tlio past few yeurs
end- a much tighter, gunto Is ex
pected than cither last, year or
year before.
To begin with.' 'both KntorprlBo
Camc.t tin '23 lUld '23) were play
ed Thanksgavlng day which hud
'tXtvem I4. Grande u diunce to hit
als 'peak stride. This yeur J.hv
4orartcamv is still green.
. Also Kntorprlsc lias moro games
behind it than tho Tigers have.
They defeated the uliiinnl 7 to 5
nil lost to Uuker in tu ll. Joseph
lield them to u lie.
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In all likelihood Iho Blue mid
White, gridiron rcpreseiilntlves will
Se transported to KiiterprlHe via
utorriobllr-4, --prohiibly lo leave
either Friday aftcrfluou or curly
Saturday morning.
- Just' how many men Mac Tuvlsli
to to tako along is more or less off
a myatery yet but II wouldu t lie
surprising .'lo see nhoill :u local
faces. -on tho field and bench .it
the Wallowa, county fair grounds
at the end or Urn wk.
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'' I'endleton. , playing without yunr
lerback -Hatton. t.ook a sup of tin:
tillter Iregs of dereut at Ynkiina
BaturdnV. But that doesn't mean
Anything. Yakima la supposed lo
have tho strongest, team they have
' mustered for, years.
Tfermlslon lost to Walla Walla
-olso. by a couplo or threo loiieh
Clowns, but unexpected lo 1)0 t'ough
Ijecf steak for tho lluekaroos to
thsw'. on this week. Kenm wlck
lost, :? to 3 to Hermlston anil, be
sides, lltormislon 'dcfcals l'cmllu
tou about every other yuar.
I I'nion's showing at North l'ow
dcr,. where she lost 46 to 0.. was
4!sanPolntlnir. Hlni-o I'. II. 8. ro-
Jnauguratcd football alio has ai
nhndateniMivhn
Who Wants to Be President?;
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OREGON WILL
MEET PACIFIC
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SATURDAY
i-Mlnj? untl won iUit a Kw oMn:r
gaiiM'S. . . '
Uul 1iIh yar nil, tlm . Iiltf boyn
Uhvv K'Hdiiutod it iid a iiit.iM lyim.
pructiriMly 'UOinpoHi'd o( lust yrar'H
Hccond MliinKrvm, in on iho fk-ltl.
('o)ich J'ittK, ,vho iH'rali'd a
fair nn'iitor, will have h hard Iak
lo push the Maroon Jnd Wlilto In
to the win column.
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By the way, Iho Citun1n..old warworn-huttlrrs
that hoy th.ro; aro
rinding iho Capital Cltyiuum.hiun?
hk(!(1 hy Ktan Ilariln,-jtiHt about as
hard lo dowu au any team cyuld
bO. 1 y .' )"' , - r,''
McOraw's supposed intwft'V' mind
may hi fiinrtlonliiK' but youth-,. uU
o, must have its 'fling.' And will,
the count tied, prior to today's
game. It appears thjit Iho numtcr
mind isn't ulways tlnrwlnncr whon
it hits a bunch of clean, right liv
ing. riKlitlng Si-natorw. . : .
HERMAN WINNER
OF COAST BELT
IN FEATHER "SET
I'OllTI.ANh. tre.Th I'tuilflc
roast fealher-wiHrht ItoxinK llilf
wus won here by Itabn Herman.
when hi; defeated Itud Kiley. In 1U
rounds at tho Armory.
HOY IltNTttU, MiSSl.Nti . .
KI'OKNK, Oriy Wilbur . Heotl,
19 -year-old son of Mr,- und Mm.
Kant Beotl. pluin.ic .Helpers .of ."Uie
Tllue river ' Heel Ion or the upper
McKonzIo riverollHlrlct,' diappear
ed from hoine .Saturday nud was
believed to ltuvo perished intln
inountains.-
Th" boy, who Is a-student of
tho Hlno. Itlver Mki school, took
his revolver on iho bunting trip.
A sen relilng- ynrly wuh' nrgnnlid.
t'.VIVKItSITY OP OUKGON.
Eugeno, Ore. (Kpcelul) Tim Or
g-on football team govs Into its sec
ond game of tho 1U1M season Sat
urday, an unknown quantity. Tho
varsity tangles with I ho strong
and pointed Pacific aggregation, u
team which In tho past has boon
drubbed, by freshman teams of
Oregon and O. A. l, but which
In tho post three yours has come
rapidly to tho front In athletic
circles and has been biking on
members of tho coast conference.
Tho Pacific Radge rs urc anxlouN
to win from. Oregon and Jt will
take all that' Mnddock's team him
to keep them from turning the
trick. . TiiciNc lost by tt heavy
margin to the Washington Stutu
eleven, but hope to ehungn the
situation us far us Oregon Is con
cerned. Secret Practice.
Maddock and Hpellman bavt
been drilling their men behind
closed gates for tho past, four or
five days. Oregon won't bo an
entirely smooth running tuaultliiP
In tlio tilt with Hi el Me, but will
go much better llnui hi the. nour
defeal contest with Willamette,
Hept ember 27.
Both Maddock ami Hpellnmn a if
sticklers for fundamentals- and
havo been giving ihelr proteges
regular drilling In ihese along with
stgtiHl work. The reserve forces
of the eleven are showing up much
better and Maddock will tie abb:
to send good, men into any vac
ancies, Buckfleld material Is abundiuit
with mora (ban two complete, sets
of bucks. Stoddard, u dlmUmtlve
ouarterbuck from ItaJter, 1h doing
soiiih exodlent general tug on the
first string varsity and ho is cou
sldt'rei u starter In the Pacific
contest,
Jt Is likely that Iho Oregon men
tors will give as many of th'lr m"ii
on possible a chance to g-t into
the game. The toss of Auolph,
triple til rent back. Ik n severe blow
to the Sftuud. ( Adolph was JiiHt
beginning to get his kick away
for good distances.
Oreon lliavy.
. Oregon will average about no
pounds this year. The line, should
weigh in the neighborhood of ISO
pounds this year, wbllo tho hack
Held tips the beam at lBf. Tliwe
figures may be altered, however,
acco rd I n g to tho men M iuI d oe k
sends In. Th averago ugo of tlio
Oregon team Is 21 years, two years
older than it has been for tho pus!
two seasons., - (
Kollowing tho Pacific, tilt, Ore
gon plunge into 0- hard confer
ence schedule, starling with Stan
ford and ending with t lie Oregon
Aggies. November. Then there
will bo ono moro game with' the
Multnomah club In Portland, No
vember 39.
Jack Johnson Working
For "Bob" La FoIIcttc
DANVII.M3, HI. AP .laek
Johnwon, former prlw fighter, who
recently unuouueed thai he hud
entered the Kvangelbitlc field. Ad
dressed a l Kollette and Wheeler
politiciil im.'etlng here Monday
night, but only-after u second col
lection had been taken. John.iuu
spoke in the state armory before
a gathering composed prinelimtly
of negroes. When the first colb-c-
tlon was taken tho chnirtnnn an
nounced Johnson would not ap
pear unless more money was
forthcoming and Urn hut was pars
ed ugaln. Johnson Hpoke for dlx
minutes urging' his audience to
vote for l.at Kollotto and Wheeler
In November.
Sidelights
fHirA) (AP) Jack John
soi, negro pugilist. Is speaking
for tho lAL Kollette-Wlieeler tick
et at hlH own Instance, U. Victor
Codls, director of the negro bro
therhood of thV la Kolletto cum
palgu, said.
"Io told mo he wus -gpipg to
support la Kollette," tho director
Kuld, "but ho Is not ono of .my
bureau's speakers."
OF Tl'KKOAY'S tiAMll
(Hy tho Assocluted Press)
l.tndstrom, kid third sucker,
showed his mette under, hot fire in
the second Inning. llluege, Hue)
and Miller peppered twisting shoU
at him In succession but though
Blui-ge beat out his tap. Jiindslroin
retired' the next two snupplly and
checked Washington nlttt a brace
of runners on the paths.
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The Olants don't HkoVft-hand-ers.
Thai has been shown in tlu
two games the Henators have .won
Kachury stopped the Olants li
Washington Sunday until the ninth
and Mogrldge. except for the gen
erosity that led to his removal,
hurled brilliantly Tuesday, Ills
slow ball bad tho Olants breaking
their bucks swinging or popping
'cm up.
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Uoslin inuue up tor the three
hits of which he wus robbed Mon
day by Krlsch's miraculous pluys
by getting safe blows on ull foui
trips to tho plnte Tuesday. When
ho drove 'the ball to the , upper
stands In the third for a home run
he went by Krisch at. second with
d "try and rob ue out -oX that one"
attitude
Virgil Barnes withstood a heavy
bombardment before he faded
Trom tho picture. : After getting
safely by the first Inning ho was
clouted for nlno hits and five runs
In tho next four frames. .
Mogrldgo had a perfect day at
bat.striktng out four successive
times. Ho was under '"wrups" on
his lust trip to the plate and didu't
move his bat off his shoulder un
til the count was threo and two
and then fulssed Dean's groover.
ASHLAND TO BUILD DAM
ASHLAND, On.-A preliminary
surrey of a possible site lor the
dam which will Impound s wate
fluortlv for this cltv will DO md
I immediately, so Oiat It can I
torn pie ted before winter. This site,
its at a high elevation and the ooun
cil la rushing the work, as they
I know this part of tho canyon will
1 bo rilled with snow in a short time
Ashland faced a severe water
shortage during; the previous sum
mer and the council has decided to
construct f dam In Ashland creek
watershed, which furnished looat
elty water. -
The Talk of the Town
A Ride Tells Why
Alleged Bribery Deal
Unchanged, Says Landis
' POI.O GHOI'NIiH. N'W York
(By lh AHHorliiled I'ri'HH) Tlir
vuxv iiRfifnnt Jliiinty o't'onni'll und
H-'ozy" lolnn, HK'iiilM'ni of IJic
N'-w York Ofnlils, huntKlKMl rront
Ijusulmll for llilr iiitrt hi 1111 Hl-t-tnplil
bribery dHl rmiilii''l 1111-t-,hanB,'d
. TiH'tsHtty. t .tinfii IkmIoimt
LunUIn announcrd aHi-r lio hml rr.
r.rivrd a vLsit from of tbu two
playi.'rs. . , t
Tho 'coininlssloncr ib-nl'-fl ttuil
either or llio two playni-M who
wnr atiCUB''d of trying to (jH llclno
Hand. I'hllod'-lphla HliorlMtop. to
throw a Kaioo for fij'-'O, hal hp
pnuld tb"lr chhch. 1. nl 11 wiw nn
drHtood ho infonwd thr-in both
hud tio ri'iuon now lo ch:i.ni;t'
th -erdtct whli'h t'Xp'H"d tbfiu
from 'h3 gumo a wivk go.
According to tin? coniiiiluHioiiT.
I'olun'H ttrlncfptil oIJim'I In vfftlliinc
him wiih to explain that when h"
lol l.andl "ho didn't r'M nhi-r"
In corinctlon wllh O'l-ontn-irK
cotlfi-'HBlon, he, iJohlli. knew noth-
Iiik Hbonl tin wholi tiffalr. 1o-
tan has uti-odily d''nk'd Iniplh-af Ion
In thf uffuir, uti char-d hy
O't'onncll.
The iucccm of the Chrvler Six
to pronounced that it dom
inate, all motoring talk every
where ii eatily understood if
you take one ride in the car.
In deiign, in performance, in
riding qualities, in economy it
make, far-reaching contribu
tion, to the advancement of
motoring.
The Chrynler Six has immedi
ately taken its place in the
finest homes in the nation
been accepted and adopted by
men everywhere whose names
' are synonymous with shrewd
ness of choice, judgment in
engineering. ' '
It is a sign of the times in pro
gressive design the dawn of
a new day in conservation and
application of power, utili
zation of space, unexampled
economy, combined with
absolutely even, consistent
performance.
Ride in the Chrysler Six and
find out why it is different,
why it is superior. ;
BASEBALL
I'Al'IKIO COAhT M-IAtil li
Clutw W. I.. I'll.
Sun friinclHCo ............loo X4 .M4
Oakland !'X KS .t.:!H
Ht'DJIln .. , "7 .1.24
l.oa Ang'hn '! K!i .f.l
rnon , 'rl M 4S
Hull Ijiko , id vi .4
1'ortland mi .Ml
Hacrann-nlo 7 .-1-7
We ore ptta$td to rxtend tht crmtmitnee of Umt-taymmH.
Aid bout Cho'ler'' oitroctit ptafi. Dtaltrt Ewryu'hcrb
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
' (I?y thn AsMoclnl.cd VrwHi
Venion It Salt MKe I.
Hc-tire II, II. K.
Suit Lake 4 H 3
Vernon 'II f 4
Huttrl"s: CuiiimIm'. Kallio, Mtil
nihy, Tond'-r mid Ivt'-rs; ('aruon
und Murphy.
Oakland 7. sai'rmtiento 'A.
tfcofr H. H. K.
Macraiii'-nto .. H J I 2
Oakland 1 ' 1
BuLtt-rl"s: Vine! und Kveliler;
KraurH- und It'-sd.
Seattlo 3, finn I'lniielwo .
.. 8cor It. H. B.
Msn Krunejsco ' 8 2
HcnttlK .. 3 X 1
I5allerls: (tury und A Know;
Gregg und K. ItuldHiii.
atnc J'oM polled,
Lvs Autfului at X'urUuuu, rum.
Blue Mountain Oregon
LUMBER
Now that you own your own home, why not build
U home for your car or eke a chicken heme? They,
too, deserve shelter from the winter.
Bowman - Hicks Lumber
Company
Telephone Main 8
F0K DRY CHAIN AND BOX WOOD
rilONE MAIN 547 .
J. L, M UN HALL
Perfect Fitting is an Im
portant Part of Our Service
to You
Our enref til attention to style cor
rectness does nut lessen the cure wo
give to the fitting qualities of our
shot's, as our customer-friends well
Know.
They also know that quality is aa
aured in all of our shoes. .
Perhaps wo should ' mention these
lacts moro often f the only reason
we don't is because .these are such
long-established features of our serv
ice that they are "habits" rather
than "news.'- '
The Bootery Inc.
2M Depot Street . Phon Uata Ut
"A Paradise for Tired Feef
- Home of the Arch-Aid Shoe for Hen and Wet
G ROVER SMITH. Mgr.
The stuff
that 'thamps"
are made of
Such popularity
must be deserved
V
THERE'S no royal road to
"stardom." How well the
big stars of baseball know thiB.
And In merchandising as in
baseball, big success is scored
only by deserving it. A prod
uct, too, must ' deliver the
goods."
All over the country men
are turning by thousands from
other cigarettes to Chesterfield.
For a reason I
Chesterfield has given
smokers convincing proof of
finer quality for here's quality
you can taste!
CIGARETTES
--millions!
Lluotrr JtMnii Tfirco Co