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Page Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER 'Aiusday, No.vciiiIk.-i- 10, V.Y.l STORE CLOSED ALL ARMISTICE DAY HILL'S ; i VX 'T IL-N - ';, "A Good Place To. Trade" v Lf ' &fA"'' ' DARTMOUTH IS ! imy Ecas &HB t : i fiiiuc mil Says: .. KgreLi NKW. YOTlK (Ar-) The hftrt niout h fool htiH Juggernaut, hua claimed & hit he rid tililMutMl (0r- TicH .lcBtn ait It seventh consecu tive victim ami wua polntliiK fir the mylJilcuI eastern championship with nil tinpres)vv, scoring (olut of ;.'f7 JlOhllflUft aVerUge of u I III 08 1 -(I points a game, 'l'h wort' wax r,H to IS. "Kit r'.fr6in.t h Otfnn'ir devnsial ti iK path, 'ft ifent Vale bum re mained a formidable, though Hi1 .pht, challenger for tho title,. Iiurt mount, now the only major team of the Atlantic seaboard unbeaten and untied, . begins prepurut lonH Man .day for an Invasion of the mld d liiyest to fare ( 'M If ago. I urt -mouth sinolhorcd the Khucana un der, ft hall of forward pussca and .Urn rule of the lehlu muchlnc was shared hy u Hurvard team which went down to Its worst defeat since IbX'j at the. Hands of I'rlneeton. Ihe. CrlrfiKOft defense was likewise bewildered by a storm of aerials. A Harvard defeat had hern ex pected, hut this was u rout which once tnor brought home for &!, OftO spectator In I'alrhpr alodium the faof that "big threo" strength it'ii n not be mpaaured ufilll the sea rntn ends. The failure of the Tiger to at ofi t'oUftle earlier In the scu son gave little Indication of the real power of ltoper'a offensive ami In atcftd of easy victory, the atrong Yule cloven now .looks upon Its bottle with this Jungle tlu'ciit Hut- iliilay ft ff severe teat. ; ' Hl Klctfn Fill. ' Fir levtta fell with th Htl- illed rofnel) team from the llrt ttf Unbeaten . '.eaHtcfti ftKrentlona. !Holy fToBfl, to ni led unexpectedly by it 'ford hum tenth which (Hrncd a plucd.'throuKh Its 17 to n triumph ha onr of the beat outflta of the year,, bended the Mat. - The othora avero wasMnton and Jefferaou. beaten by a Id or lied blek - itftvr outplaylnff) PltteburK In- the flrat tlirep perloda; HpHnifleld, which oat to A in hi rat; DlcHlnaon upaet by Qfttyaburir and Moaton college fltumpi-dttd by Went Virginia, Hyrauuaui tlud by Ohio Weileyan , nt il to 8, wa the btat undefeuted tt'Utn th (be eaat to be aeored upon, ' f'olghte aharca with Hyruoitae u rec . rd of do defeata.and one lie, and ; t heat! two eleven a niiet In one or tiHt ffuturday'a inujor atriiKKltH, . f'olumbltt, rHted earlier In tin; ypur ua ohe of the euat'a heat leama. v wdb held to n fl lo fi tlo by New V York unlveralty. ; Yule tinlpualilng a powerful aee ohd half Of fe halve, agatnat Mary bmd with Ma regular tfaiu, after trulllng M 10 Id when the r-nt pn i rlod urrlvp'l, eame through aa eaa J lly uh bud been foriteuNt. Ho did I'enuayiVanla aguinat Mftvcrfofd, Nuvy agalhal AVeat Mafylnnd, 'tleorgelowit aguihat Lehigh, fatid J.uKnyettt' agulnat ltutgra. Army wua extended more hy 1 invta-Klktim fhah the t'udfta hid bargained fur, .hut I'rfin HI lite, a good dfenalve team, created no gtlr by holding Not is Haiiie to ont of the few ac ore lew - tea of thw y-ar. Sport Gossip itif the AHMM'Intcd I'rea) f'oaeh Mill Ho per of l-rlnccton, whoae Tlgern routed II ii r vii id Mat unlay, la Opposed to acoinlng. "I don'l know of uny way to keep a mun from looking on und b-tllng what he aeea, but I d like to - Hcoutltig aeftt to the uwh heap Just the same," he anld. I'ordham has replaced Columbia, aa New York's blggem 1U26 eon tributlon to eastern foutltull. 1 ft. defeated this auson the Marooh eleven by a victory over Holy t'roaa )iaa gained fecognllion aa u j'Owf-r-lot m-orlng machine and one thitt might have bowled over many or the ao'iulleii major ttiuna. reel) Walker, Australian rbb-r, is the latent to sign a. coi.tiai't to pedal In the ftrat six-day rare of iho new Madison Humire gurden. lie, won tH racea during thn sum iner bike aason. Te ftlckard. deciding to make war on high priced tlKliters. ad mits he loat f 3&.onr on the Walker. Hhade and Hlattery-HerleMt-nrh bouts laat aumiuer. "I arn through taking all the risks and giving the fighters moat of thuynoney," be declares. lit tpttrt of tin fart that Prince, ton's suorvfiefnl aerial attack igminM llanard start let I Tale ruacltea, onI ha Come oitt of (t I la- on UiAt lh) Wil tfrrn may start their abroad tram at inn Hie Tl- gnm, Tu lUvkde Idea of fM'rniit ling ih MihatltiiUti to brek floM0 the rival defensn for a frewh flrat kam Im appeakM to CVmm'Ii Jones. Th. tUIno ru thlnH you gi t tor nothinit eot more than thou- you tblak ) tru pay (or. DA Y; WEDNESDAY, itAHK iu:rot(MS. fiv (hat HiiIm' HiiIIi has de rided no Imiyee to hi "ItiHih" ttiilh lo the loiiK, iMKikiiittkcrN and ton. ridcnco men, It miIkIiI be well lo get a coiide or nlber Incident-! mil or our fyti'iii relative lo lh w.KI flays ur (be liniriblno. , . Well, do I rerull a cei-iiiin after noon in N'cw Vnrk when the HuIh'b pbu ofalrkncsa didn't get ovi-r wilKl Manager llugglua. t happend one of th big running rucea wua vuni' ed at Itelmoni Unit day. He fore (he guine Hala- bud laid a ncuvy wubit i) ii one in wic (in- i trle in the flrat face, juat aa tne:f,,ll Kuiiir murli-il, Hoiiiii oni! ionllilit.1 j r""""' "4'" ".th a in for lo. hlin thill hlii M-h-rilun. wiih an'11 !--i r. in inlilliion lu Hit- hi-avy hIno fun. Thf. btl wiih for muiiio- 1 ; " ' thlfiit tiki- 1 1 niiii. ! 'I'li-il nfli-riuum. Ilui Itnlu. t.i n Kullnn, In Ihn flrat run- mi-n-ly ..... H. i -w th- ri- triu-k. M hit miMy Ills flral llnio up, trliil l i.-nl wc onl, was i-ullcil out. hy I'miiii-o Hiiilchrund, .whi-ri-uion ni- thrt-w it hundrul of Hunt Into tin- urn-pli-e's fyt-n. 'Ihn uiiiplrn rhunc.l hlln. Huhn ruKhnU to thf cluhhousf, mailf) a quick change und waa at the nice, kick, thn Intercepting or a forward truck before tho feature event waaipns tin reVoery of a fumble ai-c run- ' flnamii as break of thr jratiH. Aa lie eutne on thn field the next day I asked him If he had had a pleuHUilt tlnif! at the track. "You fu-wy 11 1 up Ire s Jul!t I me nil extra :IM(0 lows by chafing me. I can't Nt why llildebiaml tfhoiihl Fx ao particular almut that faded On I rtilt of blue he fa wear lug." . . . .' i 4 - ) .tiioHsf:it i:m it Italic haa ulwuya been a tough fellow- 1oj dlserpllne beruuatr h: eemed to have the faculty of ng his blffl'cst things Juat about ln hi bWfei-st ihlnKB Juat uliout j uiu nun- ownorii una inunuKi-rs . n ,n, reuux m my on u nt-uvy line. Til i) Hnhn ht.-i-n In il flluinil ft fp ' yeum lifick. umr ftr ulioiil "rt-wi-ik he liinln't lii-i-n hlltlnif hln Pipe This Cheer Leader v tew v t V j & I Lit l.Hi 1 , 4 t. n i fx , A ' ,(. ' " ' & - . t.. 1 'L .No ,nitr Tulane I nlv.i -mv of x I no .Mr in fonii-,u ihr in.t wa an iv, flvUlll vt ,,,,, hw,,.rrt lary Uioir, (ntmer pelbaa la-autr. ivuMu't lay fi-othall nli-n Ml';tf;.; .., . , .) t t Three Pugilistic Kings Threo of a kind nnd all klhga. In, ether words, from b ft to right, wp present Mike Itnllerlno, Junior llphtwelqht champion; Jack lictnpfH-y, heavy WfiKbt mieholdernnd Phil flosenljerfl. who w.nia tha Itant.im cwwn. Thty were snapped at Jack DeniHcy'a Io Anselea gym tlm uiher day. 'welgbi. '.'Hie club knew that li:il" hud been Ktriiplng out. At n eoiirfrenc- prior to ' the gunie In ijiMMtlon il waa agreed that Hft1"" ouUl b. aeverely .liselplin.-.I. It ae-nm the lank waa lo lull lo t'uloml ,lah'. ItJipP'rli utwaya a great friend' and alaiin h Htippoj-i-er of the Halie. I gueaa I hi colonel had ran'- I'i'hi-lirat'd hla inech for the ,, ,,, ,llwl,.r ,,!,,, Wnsfiington. ' iimih' IIim-i- lioim- run-. TIM- iilo- ml rnlli-il nfr tin- lit liin- tul riur. fJHIll' IIIIKAHH, ' Tho lMiiik.i or On- iiiifun. moan nioii- In mixli-m foiithnll tl'mu in tin- old liijr- or 1 1 io lino oriixtilng Uuitio. In fiMithnll. tho liliK-klnx of When a team wins through the medium of any of the above o- cnlied leuka, t la iiaually regard ed ua having been" very lucky. I am ,nol,I,el dlif'lfne with Ihut velw- i,0,MI The blocking of a kick call for Hgimy m uir imp. nip mierccpi- in a Kreaeh theater and aa there Intf Of a puaa or the recon ry or u ttre no mcuna of mcch mlcal ven fumble means that the fortunate tllatlou. foreigners auflocato win filuyer luiH foliftwed thu ball. Ih-lter and auitimer alike. Aa Finolc sti'ad of belhg lucky, tin team do- ln la permitted in virtually all Ing the tibove thenilohed . things, leaving picture houses and manv do-.make tho breaks.' nMrtt,w.iiih ii....t )IllrluUih u, iir0n by ! ' tuiK-hilnW liH. Hiiuh of hurtmuuth hy l,l,H.li1(f tw , vlinl -kh-kH put h.i ceam in line for both noorevn iiir ti r'epte(i fui uind pass 1-y ftayiiH off iiartf ru maoe n posainie tor inc. i'rapyf - r rr.r - ww KM tit(enni ha l-n the ld turpi tae f iP,-vni aflnePinPni of th tvu.herh.-M nl rh((1(ll, Un,k b phw ,Md( 'iPf netl v sm iha r-mamt. Wbtj uir-d oh by ;ila liruu, r? u S I I "if" 1 OREGON GIVES bin fNivKRsrrr oi-- oimoox. Kmm-, Olc. (Hpi-ciul) Thin yur'H Molnr-t'oiniiifr, . sclifflulod for Novcnihcr 13, 14 uml 16, is Ihn "''-"" "Ohl-flrail" f.-t.. In wi int. rny. i in- lebrutlona were Started In 1!I4 and httvp been continuous, except 'for 11M8',. the wur year. KfOfn the first, football guinea, evrry other year with Oregon Ag rleuldrriil college, have been the feature of the week-end. I Itecords ahoW that Oregon has ben - defeated but once In theae Mothecomlng gamea. two have beeh tied, while aevefl havo been" won. i .r:v ritKNt ll '.MOV IK t tii;,ii.iiK -io havi: .MU)i:ii VKXTILATIOX PAltfM (AV. An nnfn xblnAxv creates a punlc almost anywhere thrutt r.t. vontlhitiftn l niori' hoc-I I ,,m)M ., ,i,t,.,t . Wllllum funil liry . - , . . . ) I livery Katurdny the. breaks ile clde a niniorliy or the iuiKirtuiit games, but the breaks are nut ni wayn nicii- luck; rather they arc tin iv.Miit of ftMMl rmnlmll. ... 5IAXY visi;tk. I Football east, weal,, soutlt .and north bud its upsets on Saturday. Oct. 31. II 'a the unusual when the week-end guinea fall to pro duce Home thing out of thu ordi-.' nurv. I However, it la doubtful if uny of the eastern or western reversals of rorm compared to (hut of the south when Telintfwce defeated Georgia. Van.ii rbl!( heat Tennessee 34-7. an easy victory. Ceorgia came alohg and soundly trounced Vntt derblll, lit!?, I 'ompM rut iv neores. vt htch after ail mean nothing in fvothall, made Georgi'i 4C points belter than Tfiineawe. When the t ho met, T.nnenaee provided the south iia biggest up set of the year by winning front Georgia 12-7. - . I ' t performance appirently have no meaning lu trying to dope the winners. Poor weather condi tion ami soggy playing riehK bfte mlKHl Itavm with I be general play. The Oregon Life man is worthy of your confidence Oregonlife H4 M w t mm rm MM Olbai rOKTLAND, ORIOON t:. !.. UOMir.K. DKlrk-t .Manajtrr. I .rniH., Uir, DIG TEN RACE n ini w isarnnrn fUlCAflO rAI1) The scramble for the u'estern eonierenc foo ball championship la tangled in th most extraordinary nidation that flu a con!'. I t the coiicslIU'; e'eV--na ainca tli? "i:ig Veil" v as or- fttlliKed. Iuti and ; nature conib!n'-d to til eHfl Up the I'liCe; Kulf 'tit Min- ! ne.sotjl to tile top of t tlf in-a ft utiea-l lot Michigan afainst winch no touelMiouti has bei n yt'or d t'.il- .iion. , Jovva. alons wtfcii tlchlgan. f::d'-d out of the championship picture ;,h a n-HiiU of oH.nt to .WiscoiiMin. fl to a, while the Wolverlnm Joit to Noi-thweatern. :i to 2, In ohe of the moat startling iip;u ta lit ye:tra. I'n -Vioua lo Saturday ',-4 gum .-. played under the worst w-uUn-r con-lit ions Imaginable, Mli-hlf-'an and Iowa generally were regarded as I he fitroiiK'Mt ti-aius of the ".il; T-n." All c'I'er b-aiua, i-xcept MinneHnta iill 1 fr-icuro. had tneii .l.-f - led. Aa the HilUalimi nOw alands ev-f-y team in t!j ionfer-ne eveepi MlltlKflOta Iiuk !c;.Ht. 'i lie C jpheiH. w-jih only two more ec.ni'erence ganiea to play, iiieetmir Iowa next Siit urday and the Wolver!iM; a week heiK-e will nave a fair claim to the l!''-T, IHI- if tl..y win bol'i garni .1. The tie to blot th'-lr i-e-ord waa u t to ):.' wurt- luraliiMl WlHconsiu a week ago. The wre'eh ei weather comlltlon.4 inetuditiL mud, rain, alush and n hllzr.i'.rd, made il impoKMibl. for any of the contending Ic.iihh Id do anything but punt and wait fdr tin breaNa In the Haute. , ; ticbl.t;ail Oercnt I'.)'; ( p-et. . The Hinartii' NH of the Nnri hwefit -ern eleven In laatlns the powerful Michigan team v.aa the oiit.sland log upset of the day and nixed the hopea of the purple of poiti into a tie for the title. The same situation prevailed at t'liampelgn where it was so slip pery that "Ited" C range, who aeored three touchdowns' against Pennsylvania, act ually lout moro ground t han he gullied, (rrungi' waa Btoppod. not beta us of the Maroons, but been use oi the tmpor. pilile condition, fhi the fines that Grunge was free oi" tacklcra anil j Granger is "rough cut" -s ;. for a purpose Fmriy cut of pruniilated tobacco burns fast and hot. But Granger, cut in large flakes, burns slow and makes tha coolest, sweetest E:nuking you aver put in your pip IlKv-r-rr ft Mru Tomcto Cn. TIGERS READY FOR BIG GAME (Continued fioro Pairs One.) I nothing Tor statlatica to enter Into ,'u I 'end let tui-l. a: Grande game. l'ciiillcion lu Lead. In total number of victories, the ! over the Tigers. Itnck In ll.M m Grande broke a hnslng streak thitt had Iftatetl nenr ! ly n decadt by giving J'endleion u jsevele lieating. I'ronl then until i:t'2'2 honors were even but u win jt-y th' Itiu-ka in 1 122 and i:23 left ! I -a Gruude on the short end of the at ring-.- . l.u at year's acoreleai tie, a bnt- 1 lie worth going miles to aee- still i lettvea Pendleton with a margin of two victories since l!M. Little has been heard from the It'mailllu county aeat ua to Its Iteutn'a chalices here but the Tigers j ai t determined to win If possible. " t Score since II) 1 1. J Scores of reiidleton-Ln Grande ; games since 1114 follow: 1 U t 4 --IVnrllt-tnti II I Ji f1rinl V.4. l ! l Fi I'eiKib ten u. LU Grande J I till; I'endb ton an. La Grande I lltl!) I'endleton . u, i i!tl I'endleton '-'l La Grande l' La Crande ?. j t !i" I I'l'iidh'toii IK, La OranHe ! Pendleton LM, La Gri:ittle j I 'J'1'.l I'endleton III, ji Crande t:it - l'eiidbtbu (lt Lu Gruadi ' U2T, - Pendleton '!, 1.R Grande Total wins Pendleton ft. La j lrande :;. I Total HCfire.4 Pemjletou St. li I Crande sfi. j Itftbi-rt Nourse of Ilolse. Idaho, a Yale iiuin, will riTereo the game 'Ma i ilea UohciiUhiiu of I ,u (ieuudi1 J will umpire, other officials have I not yet been announced. started lo get away on one of his i famous-runs hia feet went out from under him in the miry going. His ' ici;m mates took advantage of t'hi I cago errors to win, 13 to G, how I ever fov.a's hopes of a clear claim to l;hf "llig Ten" chutiiplonKblp were J swept nwny In the teeth of u blix- Riird that made.., punting dane;er oua. A. T,cir punt of a critical time p'accd Wisconsin within scoring dlst n nee and enabled Hob Kreuz, lirot her of the Pennsylvania sinr, to crash over from the one-yard line for the only touchdown. Ohio seemed to have more tuck in the mud than Indiana and scored a touchdown that gave It a 7 to 0 victory j;s a result of n for- for men who sit tip nights nursing a feverish pipe Listen, maybe your old pipe's in terrible condition, with a burning temperature of 106 or so . . . and maybe you've tried patented pipe remedies -galore; but try this pre scription: One bowlful of cool, mild Granger every hour . . . Right off, the temperature '11 drop down to normal and the old pipe '11 take a new lease on life . , . Granger's the proper medicine it's the premier peevish-pipe panacea. werd parsing- attack In the uccond period. ' ' ' Jdir.iicaotn and Purdue, engagin;: non-con fere nee " trains, piled up eaay victories. TKe Gophcfa had u dry field and ewept away Hutk-r Zt to 7. Purdue used forward imips-. ing to rout I'Ycjiklin, 20 to , af ter being held acoretesa in the fi.-tit half. A flivver called by uny other name would probably get, there Jii.Tt the same. This la the month l.i which to bC- . ... fm gin some bad baliiti to awyar'oif oa .mw i ears. - ; , Buy Rouiuhrip Tickets anj save money. . . John M. Scott, A. P. T. M. 8G5 Yeon Bldg. Portland, Oregon Packed in heavy foil iuktead of tim-rtfnee 10 ua I lliwiiiil iniiw i'ai ii iir n 'JgVg (3"oii.a:Oii.iBiBiii:.i;.aaifc. t new sights, new surroundings, your favorite sport is there finer than you have ever known it to be. This wihter gaze out over a fertile valley, with the blue Pa cific ijlimmering in the distance. Loll on a sandy beach; fish, hunt, sail, hike, play golt'and ten nis do the things you like let to do. California is a true winter play ground. So go now, and enjoy It. 4 Popular Trains from ; Portland dally. Fur covtplete information, communL'ale Uli S3;-? iinf:rrt!nyrrr"vttta-n
