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TTTE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVETT
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Vpper photograph shows ('. H. Morgan's team, winrter In the 1923 dprbj. with W. Grayson dtijlnn
Tn the centre in Shorty Kusnick. with bis 1!24 winners; which finished the 20D-mi!e non.fatop run in the reton
time of 24 hourn 02 minutes. J'he lower photograph kIiows a steizh landed with 100 pounds weight, read:
for the Jwo-duy freight race which is an added feature of the lUilj derby. ...
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Vegetables Necessary
Even in Winter Meals 'Z",""!,
IBTghreeMosoQuVin
.;i Firsts Tejan -GliBiQes:
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flwr Inara. : li.nl. I Horn'll'-and
(iurlilmh. liny urn lljurkman of
I VUnoulti nn.l liorry of I .u rn tit it.
i iMm; J.;. JVf Ir of NalirnHku, tuekNr.
and Wultw Kopplnrh, three tltiii-s.
Cotumhla li-att.-r. unl hnrkrttM
ntai4. Dm first 'Columbia' player to
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Prwi) .Thaj.lyMttlj.AqiYlfan . , ramp's choice differs nt.ticaiiy
foothaU eleven plckeil by Walter ' from the opinions of numerous
Camp, doan of rrl.llron'ttulhoiltlin oHut itrlitlrtin critics whole Il
ls notable rhlcfly ror the svlee- "",.r.."Tl,T"on" 1"r,1'"ls, havo u''''n
tlonof nomoreihnone.,.rfm, Ptil'lh-hed. He selects Workman
an .1.,.. m n.. . ..: Merry, two
failure to place on the first team
any representative or tbe "big
three" Harvard, Yale and Prince,
ton. .
. The east's foremost triumvirate,,
ancient strongholds of tbe rame,
la.bjaoted on the first tram fur
the first time In the 36 years
fnmp's selections have been made.
It marks, too., a climax In the
widespread development of play
ing standards since mt and lino,
when Camp picked his itrst two
allAmerk'ka it.-hn Mlryy ,rrom
the.squads or lire 'lilrf ihVf."
then dominant In the. imr. imt !
-new forced to yield thitr anctunt
supremacy to.othe urn) ever-Increasing
rivals.'
Vegetables In winter d!et jar'
Just as Important as vegetables In
suiiimr filet, sav tbe o. A. iliit-
wliere he galnrd his greati'st fame lelans. Winter vegetables are not
ll Xyt'R an, 190G. , ! ' jso delicate In flavor, but they are
' llbrreli o'f California also Is out 'healthful and b ud . variety to
every-ilay meuls.
As sources of Iron, tbe leafy vo-
ftfnlilea ,r. niiul,1,.f...,t tl, mn.i liti
I n,.,r,I.'" .nortailt. but the others lire blKil
1U24 IIM. but bl regular post 1.1 important sources or food Iron.
center. t I Vegetables when liberally uaed
Six t'nptiilns nil J'lrst Teom. t(,nd to pr,.Vent or correct lu. -
:" Hlr.;,,'ninln. '-'iV.r.,.t,.J '" refaction. Tile Ullld !..-
of iiohUIoii, ulltiniiKh Jin pn-vlous
ly lidH nw bwn on rainp'n r.ml
pVfn. I If ii at, ruiim! . on tli (
) NEW YOI1K AP). Thf worn!
I of sport lost mnny of Uh oittntanU-
Inp riKurra ilmln 1914.
Hasf-boll niotirncil th !rath of
itwo of tlio iliunionil's (;icatfst
, lndfin, Frank t.'hancp, ornii'r
li.(r)tH I,iaJir" of the C'lilcujfo
CiiH ami l'nt Moron, who pilotcti
nnl I'tnoinnuU Nu-
iRim clubs to p nnante.
TUo litils Bf forrd a si'conil los-s
wJirn Jpfti Uauhprt, vftfran first
huKumaiij Oieil,
Kootlmll !osr. nno of Its most
i.'Onsplrilml ilUrcthiir (itrures wlu-ii
t'f.rfy J.; HuilKhton, rn'iitop of
f'animis "Ilftrvnrd sysl.-ni," tlli it
wlitl.' ' muklr.tr ra!il proKrrw in
tin (T ('olutnliln in thr front of;
tfrhltroh ' ranktt.
KOwnrd F. "Pop" (lr
olil man',' of harness racing, iii 1 , Rhano at ccntor was hiifh point man
lltnralJy In hnrncwi when lit lie t for thr; HurkurooB with( 'Mi niarlu ts
lvath in an ftfciU'iu after a r -,tohiH crtlit whih Kurct P"l In. the
mnrkablf ilrivins tart;er ' ovrr "a'soorin? for lht uluutni with .12..
lialf cntiiry. The lint'up:
Auto riicin;?: took an unusually li
1iavy toll,' 3 5 fatal lti-s nuirklrii?, sj.tpi,.r( j 4 y
the sciison. Xhi most prominent . jjj-. j )
were Jimmy Murphy, winner 01 : shane ('o)
inoai 01 ine worms speea cinsit-8,j ionnson (1)
lamous iui!ian tUr,hron(f
jHnymoml (-)
1 Lamlrum
' Jones
and Iiurio lifsta.
ilrivor and former winner of the ;
SOo-mite Indianapolis rare.
Krankie Jerome, leading con
tender for the liantam weight Iiox
tg title, died in a hospital from
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efferts of a blow siiHtainedj
fitrht at Madison Sfjuare liar-
with Bud Taylor. I
If lie advertises
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Pendleton High Team ;. i
Defeats Alumni, 41-28
rKXni.KTON. 'Or'p., (Rpefial) i
Thf I'.ndleton hifih sehool lutskell;
bull te;-.m .JefenV d the loral almjh).
five on Saturday tifiernoon" in it (
j somewhat raKf-rd Kam' of basltetj
'tfnind bull bj tlie sere or4l!fo 2S. (?ot
eanterners, for
firt-st rliip ends, whereas a ma
jority of eitslern rrttles rated thin
pair below I.itman of Yale. who is
not mentioned ut all by Camp,
and Mahatiey of Holy Crniw, who
is plarrd on the third team.
HlaiiRhter of Mtt hisan, placed at
guard, also wiw overlooked In most
published fteU-cttons, while Dlebl Of
liurt mouth and Farwlck of West
Point, generally chosen by other
critics as all-eastern guards, find
do placo in Camp's array.
Aotro Dame Fares Poorly.
: Notre Tam(. deaplt Its recognt-
jtiun as the country's outstanding
eleven, fares poorly in the selec
tion. Harry Htuhldrther, field
mrhnl of lh famous "four horse
men," as l he Noire Damn barkfleld
Is known. In (be only lloosfer on
Ihn f trt ten rn 1 in. if hln rti.
Harvard Is not represented .ntnlns; nmies. jimmy Crowley. U on
all In Camp's atdertions for fhethi. second outfit, while Adam
first ttmei: ther arlnison Tailing to I Walsh, raptnin and widely sei.rt
pla a man on ehber thn second ed as first all-American center by
or third it-am which he also picks, 'others, is on ihe third cumbln
PftiVlously Harvard had railed jttun. Klmer Ijiyilen. Notre Iini
only la th war jn-ar of lMR toifullback and also chosen for ftr?t
nmrm an entry on the ftrtt eleven, honors In other riutmers. im not
depends tn part upon the t'uet that
(hfy fnmtBh to--the -tttjmwlveirui'i !
a niftci-nMy bulky n:.imif, .j
"When the cost oT rooilft ntnst Uti .
Htrtrtly limited the diet may; oflnij
be Improved; by illintitJHUluR tin e-lti-ndluire
fur iii-itt rind' swetta In!
order that vegeta.bla m:ty b- liStl;
uion freely. - f . , , '
Vegetnbb-s blKli I" Iron are spin-:
nch, beets, carrots. and totn:itoB. ,
In coletuin. carrots, onions, btans.
beeta, cauliflower. 'tomtttot'S, celery,
spinach, string beans and rabbagt.
Heana and peas contain ihe largest
perceniage of protein of any of the
vegetables and am always a cheap
soime.
WATCH FOR OUR
29th Anniversary Sale
OF FLItNITI RK
Starts 'January 2nd
V. II. HGIINENKAMP CO..
llarranl Voi fleprcxuitiil.
Tale, although It finished i
sec.
ond straight season without de.
feat and captured Ihe "big three"
rrown once more. Is recognised
only ea the second team with Cap.
tain liOreJoy at center and I lucky
rand la the hackrtcTd.
rrlnceton la on an even basis In
tlila respect, t)in Tigers having
Seattle at gutrd and Hlagle at
quarterback on the second-string
gomblnatlgn.
Oeographlcally, tbe 19t selec
tions are well distributed, for on
the first team the crt has six rep.
reeeaiatlrea, the middle west four
and the far wost one. Among the
31 (tare Included In tha three com.
btnatlont the M leads with It.
tha middle wr-r had 10. tbe far
west sU and t..1 iouth one
PUym V "cr IfrHnrivI. ' '
Three plevtirs are rerngnlsM on
the firm teem for the second time.
Thar re Harold ( lied") orange,
famous Illinois back and outstand
ing star of the year; Kd llarhlsch.
Army renter, who returns to the
Poet he held in and Homer
Heed, Hutgere. who was picked aa
a ma In lM and fullback this
essMieg. fl.iel s shift from Ihe line
to th b. kfleid bae few psrallele
Back la 1VI0 Hunker of West Point
was chosen as a tackle and Ihe
following year gained a place as
tialfback. Walter Kckeraall of
fhlrme-o was an end on tbe 1"4
leveti, but Shlfl.d to tiuartcrback Ifvrnla),
other qua
nielltlone.l.
Harold Phldler. fnlverslty of
Wanblngtnn back, who b d the Pa
cific coast scorers, and Heinle t
llenkert, Hutgers star, who topped
the eastern scoring array, also arc
unmentloned In the Camp Mist.
Tbe lineup of the three teams
selected by fumy and published In
Collier's follow:
first eleven Knd. Itiorkman.
fiartmouth: tackle, Mclllnlry,
Pennsylvania; guard. Slaughter.
Michigan; center. Oerblscb, Wit
Point; guard. Horrell, talirornia;
tackle, i:. WVIr. N,hnika; end.
Derry. Notre Ii.n.ie; half bark,
tuange. Illinois: b.iif back, Kop
ulseb, Columbia; fullback. Hazel.
Itutgers.
8-cond eleven find. Wakefield.
Vanderlillt; tackle, Heattle. prince
ton; guar. Abrshsnison. Mlnne.
sots: center. Mvejoy. Ynle; guard,
l'un.l. Hk. t'hlcago: tackle. Wal
dorf. Hvrncn'e; ceil, tjiw. "eim-'
ford; unarterberk. Plagle. rrlnce
ton; lisllbnck, pond. Vale; half,
hack. Wdsen, I'nlverslly of Wish
tngton; fulibsck, Crowley. Notre
Itsme.
Third eleven Knd. Mahsney. !
Holy Cross; tackle, Wlssloger,
Plttshurg; guard, Kleckensteln. ,
lows: center. Walsh. Notre lame; :
giierd. Mahaa. West Virginia; j
tackle, dowdy. Chicago; end. Pre-
ter. West Point; quarterback. Htl-i
vers. Idaho; baltbaek. I inlay. Call. '
fornla! halfbark. Keefer. Ilrown; i
fullback, gtrader, NU Mary s (CaU-,
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Thanking Our Friends
FOR THEIR PATRONAGE DURING 1021
And Wishing You A
Prosperous New Year
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"That:
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of eveiylOO1 people in America, 82 die penniless?
AG of every 100 -average AmeJ'ican men have saved nothing at
' 45 years cf age?
one person out of every ten who die today in our large cities
is buried in a Potter's Field? - ,
Providing for the future has been one of the necessities of man
since time began. . It is something none of us should ignore or
postpone.
Save all you can NOW before your earning capacity is gone.
Cultivate the habit of systematic saving. Hake savings deposits
regularly no matter how small.
Open a Savings Account at this bank today. , ; ': ' . . :
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