La Grande evening observer., October 15, 1925, Image 2

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Thursday,' October W, V.)2
THE LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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'SPORT NEWS
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GIBS DEFEAT
UNION SEC
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A, scrappy rnlon IiIkIi second
tcani went down to u 7-to-u de
feat! here yoatrrduy afternoon he
fora the . determined onslaught of
the' Tiger cubs. Th hlue team
scored in Ihn lrnl fjtiartci- on n
.scries of linn bucks und etui runs,
MurJIng 118 advunrn from aliotii the
40-jinril line e.rter neither team had
gulnv-d und exchanged pimln,
The two elevens were nearly
i-veiily matched In size, itltlimiith
Hit (ha Oranda second i. uiii hiel a
little the brat or It. '
AiliT Ihe i-llhs sc6red In the flrat
riuurtr thiMhal) aee-Miwed ; hack
and! rorlh across till' field, , holh
fnw making first, ijuv.mi In mid.
riilij but fullllift lo do much In
enemy territory. '
; ,! . , J'aswti Net Yanlimc.
. In Ihn Inst (iumr I'm I.a
OraimeTa bucked up tind curried
the bull, largely IhroiiKti gains by
Hnyfldr'tind NhcrWooil, rrom iiild
fleli to 1'nlon'H lll-yurd linn whore
thiviutroon and while di-rcr.ni' atlf
fcntkl with thn rraull I bat Iho rubs
lost," the bull on downs. ,
- T$ien rami tho surprise ol' the
ilayy ''Following - lduhn': niurh
tulk-d or tactics, thn Ciiion inur
lerhMgan cuIIIdk pilSSCS und nut
uwijy. with lliem, Two or three
micteasful iiain started under ihe
Bhai)ow of the goal posts, netted
luraTJi suiua. Tho game ended with
Iho.buil lu aur territory.
' 'fls-aa (bo first appearance of
thn rub 1a action unii ulo tlx- rirnl
Muiue af the season ror I'nlon'a scc
omlBttlBirT. , A crowd or ubout
126 taw the ftaino. Jimmy Itoncn
huuin, officiated.
llcccntly iri 'columhus, lndluna..'
whn u puvlng atone wtm removed
In Jfrout of tho Hulviitlon Army
cltndcl, u petrified anako was
found. l-'or rifly yer.ru before the
Volstead luw was emictcil, the
hultdtliK, ' 'ni . orcupied hy u
aalooli. '
Second Division Teams
Win in Coast League
I'ACII-'IO (OAST l.r.AC.VK.
Cluba W. I.. Pel.
Kan Kruiicinro IJTi Oil .044
Hull Lull IIS HI ,r,7!l
Lea AllK"les :ill4 811 .&:(!
Ken I tin 102 SO . .631
I'ortluiul .. !U HiS .4011
Oiiklund SO Hi!l .441
H;icninicnto so I II! .4011
Vernon "li 1 1 a .Mil
VI.'n:i)AVK CAMIX
'Oiikliiml, .1. sun 1'YniirlKco I.
WAN I'I'.ANCIHi'l) (Al'
Score: It. II. K.
Oak land .. "
Hun l-'runeiiieo . .. ! 1 0 J
llulterlea: ' Krftu.'"1 und Balier:
McWeeny, . Mouily und Velle.
, rcr;ion A, l.os Aiiftclf1! 2.
Um -.ANUKI.K8 (Al') H. II. K.
Vcrnoii .........4-i ' r. In 2
l,ol AiiKelea 2 C 1
-jiaiierleH: riirlsilcn and'Thomp
non; Wrlfc'IH; I'hllllpa nnd llnnla.
Hnci-nrni'iiio '2, Salt Luke I.
KACHA.VI KNTO (Al') It. II. K.
Halt l.al-.n I 9 -4
Sacruinenlo -.. 2 6 d
r.attfl'lea: Millciihy ' und Cook;,
Hhelleubaek nnd Sheu.
(ininc I'flsipnncil.
Reattle.l'ortland; Tok.
V. OP . STI'II;NTS HIOMX
INI VKKHITV -OK 'OHKUON,
KilKene, tire. The mlliracc, fav
orite howercd atrentn of unlver
ally atuilenta, for almout two ireii
eiutlonB. ia in dutifer of aeml
oliliteiutlon . by thn I'licrouciwiient
of (-ommerclullam, itccordlnK to
the ntuilent body council, which
recently tfdoptrd u reaolutlon
frowning upon tlifi erection of n
public dunce hall near the bite
of -tlic annua! cuuoo fetr; one of
the principal eventa or the achool
year. ,.
" Tli resolution, tlirtnfll uildreiw
ed lo lvlioni It inuy concern. wi:fl
went to mcmbcra or the KuKene
plutinlntt ! cbninilslon, or- which
Major :. H. 1'nrka In chairman.
Whether the commission him
w-ltliln Its ponbr the hundilna of
commercial enterprises ulong- the
ruce Ih not known, it wua auld.
I rMBjaaaaanaaiMraiai i inai nai anwia aatiaiBiiaiaiaaBaaBiaaau-a-ii i
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We Refuse Offer You
Anything But
The Highest Quality
i Meats at Moderate
' Prices
ou aren't satisfied with anything loss
nnd we refuse to be. Your own health and
the health and pleasure of eatinjr of your
family demand that only Crescent Quality
meats have a place on the melius.
It might ho easy for us to sell meat of
poorer quality hut it wouldn't he easier
for you to have that quality on your table.
And wc nro in the market business lo nee
that you are satisfied.
That's the thing that makes old custo
mers stay month after month and new
ones appear constantly. People like to buy
meat where their satisfaction is a first
consideration. If you haven't experienced
the pleasure nnd joy to your appetite of
having Crescent meats, come in tomorrow
or phone us. You will receive prompt,
courteous attention.
No Cold Storage Products.
CRESCENT MEAT CO.
Exclusive Market Service.
Billy
Ms -w
'J'liul iiumlM'i-iiiK KMXImli player
in I hi proper tlifn? Iim flnall) iM'cn
tlrritiiti-lv wllhil.
Wi'll, Hitrvanl Iiuh coiup to It.
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For yp'arn Hurvanl )iftn HtcudfuHt
ty vt'tumnl to follow Die ayHtcm of
nuDiiH-riiiK tho iiiuyrr ho ilw pc
tntor iToiild Know what It watt nil
about. . . .
In tliH YuIm muiih llurviinl htiH
always nujiiln'n-tl Hm pluyiTH, Imt
In no uthfi cotifidt of the- yr-m.
In th upftiliiK KUini of tha I'.ilT
HUHon fitful) ml iiKMtlur I'oly
Ifrhnic liiHtil iiti-, thn Ci'fniNon play
nra uiruriil on lhi( flrht wcuiIiik
niiinbiTH.
Kuotbatl, 'mont tliun any other
Kunio pcrhupn, ilcnumdH lh iiiim
herliiK of tho pluyTH if thn HptTtu.
lorn uw lo enjoy th kuiii'.
In the flrHt larc the fimjorlly of
sped a torn uie fur removed from
the player; weoinlly, ihe Identity
of the varloim playrm, other than
hy miiutier, ure hnown lo only u
few. 1
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J4imjviik l' 'M niakliiK tho
fcahiM and. tai'klrn Ih what in (i ken
ftHithall (ritew'MtiiK. Numbering:
Ihe pi u, vers fitpiilhe It.
MA.IOItS ARK liAX.
; In thlH respect profeHMlonul hae
ball Ih hIow lo adopl u ft'Otine that
woultl make a bi hit wilh ttie
fan.
It wouhl he n very easy matter
for the piayern to curry a tfood-
Klzeil number on either the back or
1 he r.rm.
! While tho regular patron )tp-
corncH pretty well urqiiuinled wtth!
the players, slncf- )c iieen thoin -over
li Heuuon of Kaines, It; Is'lhpJ
transient who itoIh thH worst of It.!
At every nmjor league iranie dur
ing tlie ueason are scores of fans
who are seeing u bltf leugue contest
for tho first time. They urc, un a
rule, simill town folks making the I
blK cities on their vacation or business.
N'nttirally these fni:i are anxious
to )?et u look at. hci vutlous Blurs
on tho contemJltiK" teams. It would
bo an easy matter to wine thnm
attlves up If thn players were iiiim-bored.
Why Harvard so lonR fulled to
adopt tho custom Is u mastery. I
don't think II wau ,bocuuu the
Crimson authorities were tryjntf Lp
"hltfh -hut" it.
N o v Hint of fet and cu I tiff til
I In rv aril has fallen for the stunt
(licit fs no nnsn In the unrld why
(ho I)Ik leiiKiicrN hliould fall In go
to U.
Grid's Latest
Hero we havn tho lute',1 in rmttinll
lirnduears. Jt la n contrivance de-f-lltned
t.f protect n arldder'a pro
laiseia nnd la afilit In lu, a fnn
mfcRiiant than the old noao plnlca
inrineriy- uscn. llftininek Prendfr
xaat of the Princeton lenm la hnln
ahovo with lht. iiniiaiiat tilt of foot
ball pnrapnernnlla. . ., "
cun in rinc.Bhape for the forth,
eoinlnit confllci with Indiana at
luillanapollH. ...
University" Preparing
For Homecoming Week
..litflVfcliHITV Ol-' O 11 KOON,
KuR-enr, Ore. (Rpeclul) With
HoinecoiniliK. achciluled for No
vejilber 13,- 14 and 15 urmiatlco
week M8a than a -month off, the I.
student rcinintitecH are working ut LJ
top oppel in preparmion lor wie
tliree-day. event wlilch la one of the
blBueat. if not the blmrest, feature
of tin entire achool year. Several
thousand vlsltora are expected.
Appolulnu-nt of tho lloinex-oni-lnx
directorate, composed of chulr
liuin of ttie various comniltlei-u, la
annuum-i d try Jamea i.euki: of
Portland, general chulrman.
Tlie directorate already lias met
several timia and Ills disposed of
preliminary details. Ki alines upon
wlileh liie committees ure working
now Include the annual noise pu
rudu witli llroworlis. the "frOMh"
bonfii-e and rally, tin- campus i
luncheon und the ulumnl dunces.
The llolileeomlUK football Klime
this year is between Oregon and
Oregon Agricultural college. Plans
uriV made for the greatest attend
ance In tin- lilHtoi-y of these con
tests. ,
When you sec u ni;m standing
with bin wife before ;1 window full
of bfits you know ho Ih how.
m GUMESON
GRID SCHEDULE
Fowmi May Olitdo Grange.
I'UICAUO. (Al) HaroW :"Hea'
OrauKf, ullmcricun buck and cap
tain of (lie lllinl. Ih faeinit: a proj
ected attempt to rob him or the
spotliffht In-the lowa-IHInois clash
this week end.
MakinK the throat ' is Nick
Kutseh, sophomore buck field lum
inary of the Hawks, ubtiut w hom
art centered u,.' in utnher. of ntw
plHyH lojva Is r'hcurslrir. As a re
sufl of ' his Hhowlntf uKainst Rt.
Louis lunt week, KutHCh looms us
a triple threat, "point a minute"
man. ' In 22 minutes of play, he i
carried tho bull nine times for 1(J4 I
yards, rnadn three touchdowns,
booted two ifoats and throw a 2- i
yard pass. j
Kutsch Is l)e ins proomed in kick-!
inK from, placement, whllv Hopun,
his understudy, specializes in the
drop kick. Illlnoin mcunwhil is
keepinff its trick under cover.
Mlchlffun is preparing a special
defens for Wlseouala bused on re
port.i of the ftudffrs' -attack
brought, buck by scouts. Coach
Yost plans to use the same lineup
uguinst Wisconsin that ho sent In
to defcul Indiana. Conch I,ttlo at
Wisconsin Is stressing punting1.
Coach ThlHtlothwaitc of North
western bus ills sipiud on edge for
the meeting with Chicago, a clash
of traditional rivals. .Notre Jame
hus only one more day ot practice
bitfore nturthifj for thc uust. to meet
thy Army. ' A
",IlilproVoiTioht or the passinj tnoj-l
tics whleh did not work anroothlyj
MKuliist Chicuifo lust iroik Is tho ofr ;
feet of Coach WIIcc of Ohio .tatc in
preparation for Columbus '
Hals Catarrh
Medicltaee0
for overfoity years. SoldbytUdtuscl
F. J. CHENEY &. CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Fill Up
Those
Empty
pockets
with
EDISON MAZDA
LAMPS v ,
H. & S.
Electric
s-Somnier Hotel Bldg.
What's The Newest In Suits?
. Many well-dressed men wear Royal Derby Double-breastecis.
For general wear Fashion Park has cooperated to enable
us to offer unusual values. Just the styles and colors you-have
in mind.' The most economical suit yon can buy
$50 to $65
Other fine values
$25 to $50 '
How Do You Judge
Shirts?
Most men "see something they like,"
their technical knowledge of materials and
making is limited. . , '
Next time you' look at shirts, ask the
man . . '
(1) Are they fast color? ' ' :
(2) Are neckbands pre-shmnk ? , '
(3) Are they 'cut; full? ' ,
1 (4) Are they finmly 'stitched? '
' If you're looking at any of our shirts,
the answer will be, "Yes, sir."
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NKW YOKK (Al) NM.-nyive
practice progrums u.-t utnler wuy
ut eastern colh'Ke gridirons In pi'p
uialtou for a heavy card for tho
week end.
Yule's clash with IVnn, murklng
their first lootliull duel in 'A I years,
tops the list of "big three" frames.
The Hluo will meet a strung offens
ive from the Quakers, w ho shut
out Itrown, !t to u, in a hunl lusle
last week. Itogorn, Kruo and
KleldH, baeks, are showing up well
for Tenn. The squad leaves for New
Haven Tliursduy.
I Princeton's second team came out
i ahead of tho varsity 12 to C, In
iflcilimnago Tuesday, Coach Hill Ho
j per Juggled his lineup ugain. Moo-'
i sor replacing KtoUt at loft end while
j Davis succeeded Keith at left guard.
! Kluglc aiul IMgnan are. being
' groomed as punters for tho Navy
contest.
' With the ii Id of n huge sor.rch
; light locult '1 .it Korl rutnum, tho
I Army squall drill extended into
, enrly evening prnctlco Tuestlny.
; Th roe t ouehdow ns were made by
tho varsity In HoriminuHc against
J tho Cherubs, Hewitts, Yeomans and
Oilbretti scoring. The West Point
! ra will liave a strong offense
( of reuse against Notru hamo.
j Oil Dohie is trying to Inject pep
into his Cornell eleven In prepara
tion for tho fray with ttutgers.
! Carpenter, Itiitterfirtd, Dnsner und
I 1'ratt brought out some fuster uo
I lion In tho ImckMetd Tuesday.
! Columbia sound whlrh leaves
; Thursday for Columbus, for Its ln
i lernailonal tussle with Ohio Slate,
has 4:t players. Stiff sertnunage
j whs held Tm sdny by tin- varsity
I wblrh aenred four touchdowns on
a Junior eh veu, H.-igcr and Andor
1 son rt'KlHterlng two apiece In line
plunges.
i Coach IVto Hrynol.ls has Rvrn-
rupils Time nnd Taxpayers
, .Money saved In Iturul Schools
DKNVKU (AH).r- Iteurganizod
rural eil matt ion in seven schools
in ho gun county " permitted ya
pupils to accomplish two yea's'
work in one year ut a saving Of
$U.'A 1 3.7 S to t lioae paying school
taxes. Hlmilar results are bcin:
obtained clw where In tho stuto,
."aid Airs. Mary C. C. Hrudford,
slate Kuperlnleiulent and former
president of tho National I dura
tion aoci:ilion.
.Mejvsnjfc No. 7, rrum:
OUlrXiON TItAIL FOX FARM,
II. W. Smith, Trop.,
iACiruiidc, Ore.
Tho statistics for tho past 2..0
yearH In the I'nited fitates show
that there has : always boon i
steady increuto In the demand for
furs of nil kinds, tho supply fast
diminishing. Also that there is
a more stable price paid than for
any other product. Our popula
tion increases 6 annually, while
fur iH-aring animals In tho wlel
Is diminishing 2" 'a or close to
it.
IKT m start you on an easy
road.
Feed sacks '
For the next
Few weeks.
Five cents each,
For any number
From one to
Five hundred.
La Grande
Warehouse &
Storage Co.
Main 792 .
Hear! .Hear!
No oratory none's needed.
WEAR is more eloquent than WORDS. STYLE
more persuasive than SYNONYMS.
We'l let these; hew Fall Oxfords tell their own:
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The Store That '
Keeps Faith
: Fit and Flexibility in
'.' i GloVeS.,
Takes more than mere warmth to make gloves
satisfactory. 'They must fit "like a second skin,"
and "give and take" with the movements of your
hands. '
Block gloves are soft and flexible, made from
specially treated leathers. ' ,
"I'ioncer
Clothiers"
ASH BROS.
READ THE OBSERVED CLASSIFIED ADS
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RHEUMATISM
Cannot I:V1M In tile Human llndy'
If Yon W ill 1-.C 1-iiiuk'x
t I'n-sL-i-iptlon i
It is prcpoatiM-o is: In fact. It la i
a ahame to suffer with Ithetimn-'
flam.
This Prescription dors not ruin
the atomnch. It doe, not dt pre,
the heart. Eat all the meat and :
good rood you wish while tal;-j
Ing Trunk's Prescription, rontalua'
no mercury, iniicylute aodii. oil)
Intergrcen or narcotlrii. hut poj-1
Itlvrly overromra any kind of
rheumatism or gout on earth.
What more do ou ant? It Is
impossible to get aomrthlng lieU
ter. The great uric acid aolvent
known and also a superior, liver
medicine.
Trunk'a Presi-t Iptlon aella tor
II 7S or tor only It on at drug
, .tore, liko U i I,. Iir ig Co.
1 Adv.
FKDKRAI. 1NCPMK TAX
HKnviCKS-aud CLAIMS
Audits
Systems
Investigations
Efficient
Service
reasonable
Itates
Accountant Tai Coumelur
LaC.rajuio Kali Itnnk Ilhlg.
Plione Slain 2".0
Office.:
ijiOrande . Pendleton
Walla Walla
SHOOTEKS
If you want shells that kill clean at long range nnd that will
stand the maximum 'amount of abuse and wear without jam
ming in your gun, try Western Superex Shells. Superex loads
have changed the whole trend of shotgun loads. Ninety per
cent of our customers ASK FOR SUPEREX because they have
tried them and know they are best.
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