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Are all littlo folks who
wear knit undies during
the Winter months! No
matter how long they play
outdoors in the cold they
are as rosy cheeked and
.warm as can be if mother
has only provided them
with some of our warm
knit underwear.
IDAHO HEADS
GRID COLUMN
TfwM Cnnrr-renoo
Slainllng
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,Idnlio .' ........2 0 1.0(10
j Wash ; 1 0 i.iiuo
iHo. t'el 11 4.01111
'Stanford .. 1 (1 1.000
.Ori'Kun ; (1 1 .0011
;Or. . Aggies 1 , .0110
'Wash. Hi 11 1 ,..000
! Mom .'. ; 0 2 ' .Doo
cm. .. ... .0 0 ij.uoii
j North went (Ymferonop Standing ',
I W. t.. 'I'. I'ct
j Wu)i ..!.2 11 0 i.oik
llilaho .. 1 0 1 1.001
(lonzaita .: .1' (l 1.001
Oregon ,. 1 11 1 1.01I1 '
;Or. akkI'-i 1 mi ' 0 1 .t
! Wash. HI. - I 2 0 .33:'
I William 0 1 I .nut
( Whitman ..' 0 2 0 .00'
I'aoiiio .. 0' .2 0 .001
FOOTBALL
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. A Good Place to Trade
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Seattle Tacific Coast Ball
- Team Enthroned as the
1924 Champions; Are
to Play St Paul.
win; rlirneder; Ynrrlson und Paly.
fl'-rond game . It. It. K.
Beatti 1 s it
I'erttatHt 16 11 1
Hatterles:- Itohv.'er, Ktotiland
ami Kilmer; 'on,' Hour,. Orlinun
0111I !lly. -
M!s innings; rturKness.) '
JACIl 11, I OAK I'
Club--
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1-os Acvloa ..............
Ban frani'turo
Oakland v;..l:.:r.X".
Ball Imknr
Portland .. ....... .."..I...
tlacramento
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HAN. FIlANflHt'O CAP) 111"
fleuttle club won Ui I'ueltln ('oust
baseball league eliainiiionnliiii ,Sun
duy ns a result or It victory over
Portland in tint (hot gaum ot a
a doublo lieudciv.aud Out Ini-j ,y
Ban Frunrlsoo und 1.0s Aiigeloii of
a Kama enclr in Oakland anil
Yernou, roapept ;-rly
I'KNIH.KTON,
Pendleton 'high
Hi !:.-:! Iilfc-ii
!' hM' Httltir-Jat. :
4M j nuel;;irocs displayed
Ore, tHpr.fUl)
acliocl ih'fiaiod
ni'liool roulhul!
to U. Thf
siipt.rlurtty
ovi )- iiiTmlHion in iu ilpurtrnfiiiH.
gi.wi(hfiiBai.iv.iii, aawn iby.
.1 .j..;t.i. w.r,..i ....r...... j.. .... i .
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till' IoiuIh WiTit ifiilltj.
Tli.! )lir:iilhiou ti'om n.vlne.1 ll
poln'H hv a. loiifhilowit svpiirod
by u forwur:! pitas that miitil tu
yardil.. .NVwIhoii. l'f niiir-toll fllll
Imck, ilrop-kit'UiMl for . thii flrnt
Hcoi-11 ami thrt'ii louchilownn wt'ito
lattir nil hit. llalluii, I'liKllrton
Brattle's lead 111 the Iioruo Is iiiiaruirbauli, siifiVnil injiirlus In
approximately a Kainn ami a hair. On1 firBt iinariiT that put him out
Los AJiirnlcs und Hun Francisco ul- I f III" Rumo. .
most tied fur aucona piarn with i .
1m Angolas u. ahuilo ahoml that A sloamhoat . rnptaln . on thu
1 1ffuros ont to n inuttor of sovrral Mlnh!H.ilppt yoaro no ctirtalnod
occitnai poinis. Oakland flnishrd off Ills pauu iiKtrn' slorplns o.ua
luumi. 'torH In nuii'li thu snmii mulinor
ins virtarlous Hrattlw loam did as now prevails In I'ullninn rnrs.
not havi to win Hnmlny provhlid Kaon rm mined room was naimd
both Ban Krauuks-o and l.os An-' ror a sialo. Tho rooms lioramo
BoIbs lout a Kamu oai h. l'qr nood knonn us slalvrooms nnd the
iuaurn nonuio mil wm I ho rilMt n.nn,. ,M)r,.,i,l all over tho world,
rama acalnst Pun land, howi'var, .'. 1
by a scorn of 12 10 4. Tin- a. o- mtmmmmmmmmmimmtmm
ona gsmo, was losi by ttmtilo, 1
to la. It wai rnllod ut tlti oim uf
file sixth ht'ciinso or tlnrl:nt-H.i.
After wlniilnif iho rirst Knmu
mrulnut Vornon imnday moinlnc.
Los Anarloa hud liiipos of winning
tha socond jiamo and that Moniti.
would loso both. Tho AiikoI.i druh
brd tho TiRorn 4 to 1 In tho Hint
Kama and surrrndorod tho arrond
by J to t.
Ban Praiiolaro loot thu mornlnx
ontost to Oakln'.iu. 3 to II. and
won tho socond contist, 7 to C.
SentUe now oxpiots to pluy tho
St. Paul rluh. champions of tho
Amerlcun association ror Om mln.
or league cliumpUinKhlp at HoutUn
in tho near ruiiuv.
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Idoliu olid Hlanfor.l, two of thi
roar loams lied for tho load In I hi
Pacific coasl roolhall ronroronrs
play Kuliirduy on Mllllnomali rioli
In -one or I ho Important confoonct
KainoH. Idaho exhibited a power
riil orfenso ; ubuIiihi V.'anhliiHtoi
fcitote F'rlday. runnliiK tip threi
loilrhdowna in I ho lust period am
winniiiK from Hie I'oiiHars, lit (of
Htanrord opened lis conforeiico sea
son ; OKalnsl nroRon at Palo Altt
Haturday with u 28 to 1.1 victory.
Although calirnrniu In. suppose!
to have a weak lenur, acrordlnl; tf
It'-ar stories room the couth. ;tlu
Gulden Itearn defeated the Olympll,
club by a larger .score Baturdai
than did .Stanford the week herord
California deiealed Olympic club, I
to J, while Hiur.ror.l .won only bj'
J X 1 u U, 1
j Washington continued Its ilrlvi
.anil scorid 'C2 polnt.i to .icven'foi
Mortana. Koulhern r'nliroinia luu1
no dlrrieiilty in downing the Ore.
gon Aggies on M-.illlKMiuiii rii l, , K
to 3. '
Io thn east, Olli riobte'a Pornrl'
team lost lis second game In twr
weeks. Itutgors turning the tilol.
by a 10 to 0 score, Princeton liai
Us bunds full downing the tinvy. 17
to 14, while yalo and I'rtrl inoilt li
played a 14 10 i 4 tie.
Harvard round Holy Ooss hard
to heat und Just , managed tr
wiuecgti over a, 12 to 0 vIctory.' Tlli
rmy lost u close game to Nutri
Dnme. 13 to 7. follimlila, undei
Percy llaiighfon, liinious Hurvaril
coaeh, gave Pennsylvania an uwru1
Bcnre, the QuaJterH'tvlltnlng 10 to 7
Penu playB t'ulirurnla New Year't
day nt Itorkoley. Hyraeu.ir, trlefi
plays Hour hern callt urnla at 1.01
Atigeles. receinl)er e, ' il f.-ali i!
Iloslon college, ,10 10 11. , 1
III the middle went there won
two tllg iipsois. MIclllKlin's 14 to 39
de'eot by Illinois vuh (he worst
drubbing a Yost tetim-has suri'erod
In years. In Hie other. Nhrnka
which plays the Oregon Assies at
Lincoln, ThanKNglviiig day, ilofsntv.
Mlunosota
and Wisconsin played a 7 to 7 lie;
Puddilo dereuted Norlhy.vnieril, 7
lo 3, ami Chicago, won from In
diana, 20 lo 3,
High School Results.
I.a Orande 0, , Wallowa' high 12.
Halter 13, lnloil high 'll,
Pendleton 24, IfermiKtoii i.
- Hoiiiilam 1:1, t'hehalis 11.
. Medl'orit G4, Klumatii (''alls 0.
l-wis anil I'larlt, Hiiokitno, 20,
Walla Walla 0. . - ,
Kugeiie 21, Itoseliurg . A. .'
llandon fi. I'otluge Clrnve 0,
Oreul ,"ii IIm, Mont., .Hilt, Il' lena
lllKh'tl.' V
Kverett, Wanll.; 27. Sedl'O VODl-
lev tl. I
vI!oino, Idaho 112. Wilder 0. ,
follegiiitii lUulls. . '.
Wafihlnglon and, (lerterso'n 10,
'.'urnoRle Toeh 0. .. '
'. uuantlco Alarlnes ; 6,.. George'
'.own l). . ' ' . ' ., .. '
jlln.vele 21,' liucknell .3. '
Purdue 7, Northwestern 8."
' Jawo 13. Ifuwrence 0. ' '
' Hyraeuse. Ill, UoAton ('pllege 7.
Nihtaska 33, t'oltrata 7.
Detroit .-I'. 10, .fuliiirt'lila, f.'ol.
lORO 3.
OooiBlo Tech Hi, Penn Btnlu 13.
, t!lah Aggies 111, Uenvir I.'. II. '
'ManiUelle 10, .luhii f'urroll 3.
Harvard 13. Holy 1'ioMn ... , ,
Notre Duine 13. Army, 7., ;
, Princeton 17. Nuvy -I4. - : ' '
Yale 14, llurtliioulh ,J4 tlie).
Pennsylvania 14, I'oLunrbia 7.
Itiltgern 1 0. - f'orne'll '
Arlsonu 7. l'toi S3. .
, WyBinlng 22, , Colorado Teach
ers College, x. . . r.
.lonl una Stale 31, rentorvlllo
Independents or Iluttn.o;
Nevada 4, College of. Paolflc IS.
Wusliingloli .62, M out ana' 7.
Houlherir Cuhfornia 17, Oregon
Agricultural college.,3. , ,
. Hlaiiford :2ll, OreBoif IS. '
California s.
, niirn iiinnii nil
4
. Hul(cr hiKli Krliool ftflfpatoi. the
Cnioii IiikIi BOliool foothall touin
nt t itio'i 13 lo 11 Katttrday in a
Kamd that Maw all the mooi-hr In
1 he third iiarttr.
1 Jltikfr'fc fti-fli lotichdown ramo us
ftiiV n-stilt or York plrkliiff up- a
Ciifrn fumblA and running' f.5
vurdH 'to the goal post. l'ht nev.
onii war foiiowt'd whm HakT
put tha hall across troth tif lib
yard lin In Iwq ploys. , tf
Jioth t amn ' played clean foot
ball arid iilthouh Baker ntadn th
most .ardfiKt 1'nlQit put up a
ruiich j?t!r HUmo than yvan fx
pr)id iiKattifii thit atrorift: noull)
rn it-am. The iVIuroon und White
Ktiuad Ml.owd much lmprovi numt
siitri, tha Klffln guni. ;
.ilininy Itotti'idmuiu of Jm Ctrando
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Olynipln'rliili 3. "
I'afI lontlkc Se Ttitaslaut
Ai llvciy Kli kJiiK rmnliatls
'SOMA. Hultrarla. (Al) "AM
ItiisMa In playing football," ajiid
pr. John I. Nidmn,' bishop of the
M.-Hi oil 1st ' Rplsrdpal rhtirphr, on
his arrival h-re from a tour of
Ititpsiu, on IiIh way lo th?t United
Sial-H. '"TVol-only in th luric rlt-l
m-s urf 'tht-y hirklntr thr piHkin, j
but I aw Ihcfir.pluyiuir foothall'
wlllt ardor In some of the stnallistj
villUK'H thrntiKh whlrh 1 pa.iod on!
my tour.- .. .. I
'What is true of football Is Irne'
ttlfiO of - othrr form8 1 of outdoor!
Hporl In Ihit Koviff republin. In J
ono littte vtllotfi1 I taw a flno tfym-l
naKiuin,.' tuipp d with Improved i
ipplianri'ii. Young1 Hussla is do-;
k'idopinic phyisrally."
ACTUALLY POURING HUNDREDS, OF DOLLARS OF-SAVINGS INTO THE
i I'OCKBTS OF LA GRANDK- MKN! .
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Beiuitori 2-j, iii-s !.(), , '
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Bolt lJlke 4 ,
Hacramento 3 tl o
Battorlos: Poncbr and Cook;
Jlughes and Bhea.
Socond game , It. II. n.
"Talo Laki ,. u 4 3
Bacramento 7 8 1
Batteries: Couinbe, Perry and
rtera: Vinci and Hhen,
ijsair.'jtifcV
Angels
ficors
Vernon
Lioa Angeles
1-2, 'llgi'rs t-.
It. H. K
1 6 2
4 6 1
BaUorlos; Hrynii und Whitney;
Hoot and Hpencer.
Second pmo . It. II. 1:.
vernon 1, h 3
i-os Angolsa 3 10
Batturlos: Christian and
pny; craadall. Jiumovltcli und
JenKUs,
Oala 11-fJ, Seals 8-7.
r H.H. K.
Oakland U 13 1
Ban Francisco 3 7 3
Uauis: Kuni and Jtead; Orlr-
fln, Moody and Itigia.
Beeond game n. ir.E.
Oakland . lis 1
Ban Kranclsco f 13 1
BatUrlas: Murchio, Krausa and
3akr; Crockett, Williams and
hiunlo.
Snattla 12-1, Portland 4-15.
Bcoro It. a. k.
Baattla M 1 ,
Portland 4 10 21
OatiarlM; FuMt'll m1 K. Bald.1
CLAUDE C.
I'RATT
WtOl, 1 Jind to iniiKh o
irnd man u.ilud for the price of
a rerluin door, and J told him.
Ho unit). 'I want u oni'pnnel
door." I Raid, "Ttmt In what I'm
KiviiiK- you the price on," "Well,"
mild he, "I wnnl a first claim
door." I Raid. "Hlr. that In th
Hind of & dour you would gel."
?( bought IIm tlnor and had lots
or money left to vattlo In hln
pocketti. He went away us con
tented nn a humhl-he In n
acres of clover. The price arc
what inlk. The nails aro KOlnir
(tood and another shipment la wt,-perti-d
this week. Tho prlr Is
9-I.9A bo, In kejr lots only.
The
Claude C. Pratt
Lumber Co.
TIm Poor BUn Friend"
Oppo, Foundry. PHONE 14S-W.
Ko Sunday Businc
Toy llnnM tnck lit tiermnny
liKI'.I.IN AP). --Savlntrs hanks
for children In the form of toys
have coma as a reminder that
tho days of the Inflation period
havo passed. Milldn n ar en
couraired to savo by their par
ents, for the municipal savins In
stitutions pay Interest ranglng
from- 8 to IS percent.
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An Event of Rare Opportunity for
Men and
It is impossible to give details and prices on all the ood bargains to be had at
this Great Sale but they are here hundreds of them. Some of our bargain lots
are completely sold out but there still remain thousands upon thousands of dol
lars worth of the best Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws, Trousers, Furnishings, Hats,
Caps, Shoes, Luggage, etc., ever, brought to La Grande and everything is go
ing at bankrupt prices. , ; : . :
NOW GOING AT
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"Right Here's Where I Save
. . Money" :,4
'o (loiiltt slmul, It, A Tuo.Pants Suit snr. a man money.
lint Hiai'm not tlu rmly i-casoti 1 uenr Vm. fiaxvti a lot or
n i)resslNK to olfrnati -'Wartnir .'tw. ;trisfrrfi; bUt
' iheni n rlmn lo Voni back. May bx a nion who au '
liavn a suit for mry day In ilu wet-k wouldn't 1m
lutriftHl; but fot; fellows who. Itavn tbo ranut suit .
for ' tviry dny In th wlf(' tliry'ii gi-eat busliu."
- "The Old Keliable Men's Store." . ;
Ash Bros.
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Thousands of Dollars worth of Fall
and Winter Suits, Overcoats, Macki
naws, Pants, Furnishings, Hats,-
onoes, .Luggage, etc. J $
The Lo
the
CaireSul Buyer
The Touring Cur
$i
Hunxbout , . . $263
Jul Swim MS uu4
Coup .... $333
t udur Sdtin ?0
furtlur sSd4tii- tttiS
All pHt; (, o. b. Diittuit
Yom can (my any fnvdrl t
Hiuhtnj ii untitl dtitn-piv
tiMNl unit Mtrdnfhig ra
timi tut th lJjtK. Or
Iom idti buy on FaiJ
1 ha h'otd tiotf r in jnnit
iw-ifhfeorNwxl uitl fUJIv
upliin tHidt rtuui in ttWiMti.
THI UNTVEMAIi CAK
The Ford car delivcra more usefulcare-free,
cconomii:al service per dollar invested thau
any other car. It sturdy, rigid construction
is striking evidence of enduring materials.
Every minute operation is scientifically tested
and accurately checked.
Control of natural resources nnd complete
manufacture in large vohime hive' made pos
sible value that in the one standard by which
every motor car must necessarily be judged.
The Ford car is the logical and necessary
choice of the buyer who wants to get
the utmost from every motoring dollar.
CIS THE NEAREST AUTUOftlZID
FORD DEALER
iiiawy'Msii :j
BOYS' OVERCOATS
Sizes 10 to 15 years, in
browns, greys; full belt
ed. A great saving ta
you at
$9.38
. SWKATERS
Sweaters' and Sweater
Coats, all colors, sizes
and styles. Were $9.00,
now going fast at
$5.95
LEATHER VESTS
Just opened one case of
15 vests. All leather,
wool lined. Here's a
real bargain
$9.85
NEW MACKINAWS
One lot of 24 Macki
naws; all wool and full
cut. Values you'll grab
in a hurry at
$9.00
Styles That Appeal!
Values That Astound I
Combined in This Creat
Suit and
Overcoat
SALE
. 510.00 LOT
A new lot of all -wool
good fluidity suits; all
sizes. Wonderful val
ues at
$10
$25.00 LOT
75 suits in this lot, of
blue, grey nnd brown
serge suits. A great
saving at-j
$25
$31.95 LOT
An amazing line of suits
new styles and new
patterns, sold up to $50,
now selling at ;
$34,95
; $42.50 LOT .
The best, highest grade
suits you can buy fin
est materials, latest pat
terns a real opportun
ity at
$42.50
WORK SOX '
A new WQtil finished
heavy cotton work sox.
Will give great service.
On sale at
23 c
pr.
SHOES! SHOES!-
Men's heavy work shoes
100 value and service,
at these low, prices
$2.95
$:7.i
$5.95
W OOL SOX
Medium weight wool
sox an extra value "at
former price of 50c, now
sellinp; at .'J5c.
3pr. $1
DRESS SHOES
Genuine vici kid : and
kangaroo leathers. For
merly sold up to $10.00,
now on sale at
$4.00
AND $5.95 .
BANKRUPT SALE
Of Scranton & Short's Stock
1216 Adams Avenue La Grande, Oregon