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i i Page Two THE LA UKANDE EVENING OBSEKVER Tuesday NovL-nilK-T 17, i ' :,, , !H' 111 aerwear lir. i T XT' . I i winter vveisnt un $2.50 Sleeveless Garments Specially Priced At ; .25 . Carter's fine quality unionsuits, so well known to women who buy underwear for service, fit and warmth, make up this lot of garments offered e't this unusual price. We want to close out a portic n of this line, therefore your opportunity to make a saving of SO per cent now. ' The garments are nil sleeveless, ankle length, .. and are exported knit from the finest materials. 1 Soft and warm, a Carters unionsuit is made to fit and will be an ideal garment for wear during the ' coming cold months. Neatly and attractively finish- ' cd. ' ' - . :..,; .. PER SUIT $1.25 While taking advantage of this offer, you would be interested in seeing the display of other Carter's models, and the new silk underthings that are so desirable for gifts. We are always glad to show you. , Aditorials It May Interest You To Know That Anfhiutlon seems to ho the designer's chief aim : in styles for winter. Anything t lint will flutter, anything that will move even with dignified leisure. In ac cepted a o u r f a , apio'ia, bibs, Jabots, rlbbonH all the Ktiy, lively touches pos sible. That- We aro receiving many compliments on our tlH pluy of new heuvy woolen 1 coatlnKH so desirable right now fur mukiiiK Into chil dren's winter ffurmentt. You'll flml them in oiler- ate In prlre, too. That Yo'i will nlfio enjoy look ing ut the new woolen dress goods that have ' rorno In recentlya va riety of choice colors ii ml Home new flannels lint ure particularly muurt. That These new umbrellas with the Mk round handles are so smart in nppenrnne ' that you don't mltht carry UifC tiiem everywhere. to fii.&u in blue. $1.00 rr Ji in lil .-. Inn iiml kiv.ii sill;. That Christmas shopping In al ready start Ink and we're ready with many new girts that women appreciate. $1.00 Women's Sport Hose On Sale This entire lot of sport hose is on sale to close out a dis continued line. Regular $l.!iO hose, this special price of ?1 gives you a real chance to practice economy. 1 ' The hose, are available in this fot in tan, black, grey, and brown and are especially practical for general wear during cold months, on the street and about the house. All sizes for you at, $1 per pair. $1.00 Winter Shoes For Children With many wet days here and hard winter days to come, you ; are naturally thinking of new shoes for the youngsters that will be warm and long-wearing. See the Hilliken shoes for kiddies in our footwear department. They'll satisfy every requirement and moderate in price. "A (iood Place To Trade" HILL'S "A Good Place To Trade" La Grande Scheduled To Play Union Here Friday Tiger Team, Scratched and Marred, Expects to Find the Maroon and White Hard to Dcat A blue and white tiger. sernh h ed nnd marred from Armistice day activities. Is making' ready this week for another tilt one that promises football fans here an af-ti-rnuoii of excitement. The tiger, with wins over Ten dleton. Imhler. Wallowa and Kn ur prist, will mak an attempt to sweep aside the I'nlon high eleven, the semi-final obstacle to an Ko st ern Oregon rhumplonshlp, on the ftthletlP field here Friday after noon. When the Union-La Grande game, was first scheduled. It was dated for Saturday but since then the time was moved up a day which certainly works to La Grande's ad vantage In at least one way one mora day. will elapse before the game of th(. season Ha- flnal ker. I'nlon Tram Ninttix. In the opinion of some football fans. I'nlon bus the strongest temn It has had in some In or I? vu this rail, and the tiger Is h-ttlnu nothing interfere In preparations for tho maroon and white tim chine's arilvul. McKennon, whose 50-yard run for a tumhdown was a renturc of the IV-ndlcton game, will not be In the lineup bee a use of Injuries and 'ulh-n msn not he at hit I .rut. rippl(d, the tiger may he unhide to present as strong a front us heretofore. Opponents llcaty. t'nton, w ho held the It ker team, favored for the chumplonshlp, to two touchdowns. Is heavy and formidable. Itn parsing attack Is not to he snceced at. Its defense is strong, and Its gem-nil menu of yard-gaining plays is attractive. In spinklng of the coming con test, coach il. I.. lntton wild: 'i ll be absolutely satisfied If we win. no tnatli-r how small tin- ncoro may he." tji-nerally speaking, that in tho aliunde felt throughout I .a llrand'. (hie thing Is certain. If it Is pos sible lor I nlon to win, the maroon and bite plavetH will leave no stone unturned. Yur after year they have turned hack ,ti (Irande and u victory would he sweeter In them than un otherwise vletorlous .Sanson. Officials and the horns of the game will he nnnoutned Inter this! w eek. Billy Evans Says: l-K'l OU ol'I IMH ;s MM. I Illl.l.SllOltO. ore. -1 the cir cuit court today Alice It. Mef'aslln llcad il Eii I It - to i to one Indler. Iiuent nld was fined $.iOU jiltd Sen- teneed to sl months In jail hy Judge Itagelv. She was pa ret led during good behavior upon pay ment of 1150 to the clerk. I.eon Unlet plea. Id guilty to . unor charge nnd was fined $f.e.n and sentenced to slv month In kill. He was paroled during good behavior upon payment of $2.0 to the rhrk. AUtOmnMhw heloturin to V. T- tturaem ami y, o. rrenry 'were rouriM-nted by the Judge for the ntnle. I t'ora Thompson obtained a Ue. icreo of dnon r f,on, wtniani ThompHon. i iti'i; sromj. ft mie as yet ha iici-iimhI the rnlleucM of uhig a lUcly rtsiihall hut ilit fact it-mnhv ilmi rrtf oiiMiiiK Is lhc ntle on the gikllron. (Vrtnlnly tho popularity of the f ree-lilttlng. lurge scon hull gumes fM-eiiis to have spread to the big football contests. Hy the clone of the season I doubt If then will be n major college fnotball team that will he able to present an uncrosst-d goal line. Kueh Week has s'rn sonte team that hud not been scored on. have Its record meard either by a touchdown or goal from the field. Michigan. In Its first five games, managed to blank Its opponent a while Syracuse 1uYn-d the trick In Its first half down clashes. Colum bia, by scoring 14 points against Cornell, and Harvard nine on I tart - mouih, put thosv two college out or the whitewash column. As the Itontr nin has thrilled baM'ball rn, IIh fnrwanl te) GERMANY HAS GOOD BOXERS HKKLIN (,AI) When German boxers squared off against Ilrltlah pugilisms In lan. they uatuilly were lven a good boxing h-saon or n heating. Hut now there Is little to -hooae between the in. ' Tim Oor niiii mitt wiolder compares fnvor ibly wilh thcsi' of any other Ku I'opeun count ry.' ' 5 , French nnd German fighters did not become friendly enough to en ter the boxing ring until the e'nl of That ullowed Cor litile'coni purl.son. Now- that .tho 'spirit of tieuce preVallH, some International iiouLa are' expected, , . ' I in 1 1 eiisi rater, I otngoergen and llafry 'Hteln, i-eKpuclively light hea vy weight , iniddh'Welght and 'lyweight, urn tlni (jerman boxers who have Ilie bout chance to con Uer Hie title of champion of Ku opf In I heir class. Hrehea-st niter holda In (lerinany the position and enjoya the humic popularity ih did Carpeiitler In i-'ranee some four yearn ago. The ;ieopl- here call him "Miuih" just ih I h'j' l-'reiicb were wont to call he IVeiiell Idol "tleowH" In the jbl "lays. lie la a clean living, modest, food tuol:ng young fellow and de lerve.s itlj popularity. He Ih vei-y .'u Ml., for ji bl man, baa a right A'hieh is not In be held too lightly and in hh game uk (hey make them. , In the eurJy1 (Itiys, heloro he knew in. much alloiit fighting as he does 'iow, )f met Arthur Townley, Jr fliiaio ', S mi Hn, Hurry I'eraon and ih(. Invftahh' Halt ling Sikl. and Ilie Herman wuh never u beaten man antil the t'hial gong. I lis flghi against l'aolino I Hkudum. the '.Vfounlain l.lun of the I'yreneea r ah hiH manager I'Yaucoia la-Hcamps aas diihhod him will be watched will) great interest. They, incut in iterlin on November' 2. t - Iiomgoerlen oi Cologne is the eat of the' ttildrllcwelghts. He has met and defeated In l-'ranco both i'ionnier and I'aumetle, who rank tniong the best In that country. The 'ologm lialtler is expected to take ho title away from Wlegert, the present holder, whim Ihey meet icre in lect intK'r. Harry Stein also of Cologne would glvo nny of the flyweights .n Htirope u stiff argument. Hoth jJoemgoerten and Stein learned their boxing with the Kngllsh pro essars in the Army of Occupation. Among the heavies Samson Keor ler, IHener of .Mndgeburg a twen ly year old youth 7 Hickman of Hanover, Haymann of Lelpnlg and vVairner of ' Tnjrtmttnd need " not 'ear to ir vet the best In France ud England. In '11)0 light heavyweight class, Koyrtier and Dockmunn. who can , nnkv the weight and he strong, Melilng of Dresden nnd Smehling )( Cologni?., form a qua riot 'which (Would noubc ut or tunc In any ring in Knrope. Kurt I'renr.el, Mltenz, Domsocr- reii .and "Wlegert rank highest tniong the. middleweights. The-weltorwelght class furnishes he largest number of first class nen. Horse of Hamburg. Kunke tf Ilerlln, Orlmm also of Herllti ind Naujocks shape up as real Ightera. Ihisid of Cologne Is about the -v-A Flapjack King? ,1. VY- r L M ' - rail NEABSCLQSE .ilg Hill Ttlden, raiUOUS leuius Mir, tossed aside his racquet for the Well known fork at a gathering of ib Hrcakfast Club of Hollywood, Calif., where the champion is reported 10 have sit a new revord for taling tlapjaiks. Here lie's ehuwn tugulug tiwuy at one. Yes. ho scents to en joy it.- max i.irm;i hy ih;i:h SA l,KM, Dm. A. J. Gregg, farm supervisor at the alute tuberculo sis hospital, was suffering from numerous Injuries today as the re sult of being attacked by a bhick tnil buck deer which recently was Imported here from linker county. When Mr. Gregg' entered the en loseure in which the hospitul direr are fed he was attacked by the buck without warning. He grasped the animal by the horns, but was knocked to the ground. His leg was lascerated and he suffered other Injuries before a fellow em ploye -arrived -at the scene nndhot ami other styles of upon piny have lono the same thing; for lovers of un( ball. Hoth have made lor mor oorhi;-, novi;i, hi;a. Scores like the I'enn-Yale game, A'hich the former won, G-i:t, and he Cornell-Columbia clash, which was won by Coach Hnble's eleven. 17-14, prove the uncertainty that now goea with the game. And un 'erlnitity makes for popularity. Apparently football aa played neets the approval of most of thost n comni'ind, for so far this year .lobe of the experts have suggested any drastic changes. I notice where two eastern col !Ke elevens intend to t ry out 1 iggesliou thai v a tnttrh com ucnted on simie years back. It ins to dn-wlih aaeli team having he rigid to attempt to ex. -cute ertaiu number of plays rather than uve the periods consist of I fi ml 11 des each. I believe Hi per period vns the number. The thought Is to do away with nteiitlonal stalling when one of tli eft m h gi-ta n lead nnd seeks to use n as much lime un ttosslble with IHatory tacliis that will still escape ensure and penalty from the offi iais. 1 am not very keen for the stig- remlon. Stalling tactics are (be ex eptlon rather than the rule among he college teams. I'siially when in lugd In the officials are quick to ake the sltualion In hand. - .My greatest nhjcolfnn to the sot number of play In each hHimI I 'hut It would tend to make the ac- Inti too inccbanh al ami remoe 11iM' of Hie iincortniniy that al ways hotel's niimml how many nilnut-"H sllll to piny. only lightweight of npy account. This class ' Is the poorest In the (h'rman boxing field. Smlih Is the beat of the feathers, while l-Vted-fuann and li ban Graa shinty among the bantams. Harry Stein is a dnsa by himself In the flyweight class. Such ia the popularity1 of boxing hen that us soon as a youngster shows any possibilities, he is not long In finding some wealthy "fan" who provides the Hi nils necessary to his (ruining and e-neral condi tioning. Two grout orgiinlzutlons, one 1n Merlin and the other In Hamburg, dominate tho sport in Germany. ihe "Sport pa last" here is unique In Kurope for its magnificence. 25 mm for MOW YOllK (AH) - Poot ball's spirit for the finish post this sea son looms us an nntl-c.limnx. Two weeks of gridiron cumpa'iKnlng ru maln but for the in out part par ticularly In the east and the rr west the main battles have been won and the laurels distributed. Harlmotith, for Instance, not only has clinched a clear claim- to the mythical eastern, team crown, where the Green a year ago was forced to share the top with Yale anil l'eniiHylva"nla. but also has put forward a potent claim for national ehamplonship recognition on the strength of a clean cut Interact' tional triumph over Chicago. Princeton by astonishing vic tories over Harvard nnd Yale on Kucceesive Saturdays lias clinched the "big three" title, Amherst has wrenched the "liltle three" cham pionship from Williams; while In tiro far west the Cnlvcrslty of Washington has at h ast broken the magic Hpe of California's su premacy In the Pacirlc coast con ference. The south and middle west alone havi mijor t;5 ejalms Hf HI in dispute. Seldom if ever In Jhe hislory of Ai stern footlmll lias so linle im portance, so far uh titular aspira tions lire concerned been attached, to the closing three classics along the Atlantic seaboard, those be tween Yale and. Harvard at Cam bridge next Saturday, Cornell and Pennsylvania, at. Franklin fb-ld Thanksgiving day undV the Army and Navy at the nolo grounda "No vember UX. Tradition Is the lone fuel or '(11111 makes (hose . annual struggles si mid out now. . Ynle Tastes )cfcal. i Yah-has :tested defeat - at the hands of Pennsylvania and Prince ton, while Hhrvurd rallied lo Ileal Itrown only after lo.slm?. to Holy Cross, Dartmouth and the Tigers. Cornell felt the full fury of (he "Dartmouth avalanche, while Penn sylvania, after a fine start, slipped hack against Illinois nnd-Pittsburg. The Army aad Navy have trod rough paths and are out of the main title hunt but there will bo no lack of glory on thu( account for the winner of their annual battle. At leqst four other eastern teams can claim rankings superior to these six outfits, besides Dart mouth's greut eleven. Colgale. Pitt and Princeton on their finishing form, now seem well- as runners up. ' ' l.' West Vir:lnlas powerful eleven, which has come -fust incoOohjig to Pitt early in the seas m and Ford ham's unbeaten nrrny also r spire to the seh l circle of top n-jfeh-era. Fordham shares with Dart mouth the distinction of LelnT (he only eastern outfit neither tied nor beaten, but the failure of the ma roon to play a "major b'ague" schedule keeps il from the topmost flight. Colga'e. Pitt, Fordham and West Virginia all have further tests to meet before their final Is made. Kddle Tryon and hfs unit' h tackle lb-own Thnnkn;,iving.d;iy at Prpvl ik nce; the Panthers moot their old rivals from ivnn State, on the same day: Fordham meets George town this Saturday in a game Which may determine. tJio Ca.tholie college champiu"hlp,, while West Virginia's mountaineers clash with Washington id Jefferson in 'anoth er holiday battle. iKvcrlhos Advanced Ati to Inhtiumit; Mliliiin' ns llcstlnl LONDON (AP) The Hon. John Collier, eminent artist, decrllK advanced art as ugly ami Inhu man, ike so told, the Aulhora club and tln-n flayed "Ilium," the work of Jacob. Kpsleln, the sculptor. A; SMALL HEATER With Much Heat. The WoslliiBlioiisR "Cozy ( Glow" elcctrio hratfl- C-will tukfi tim thill out of thuse ' frosty niornlnga. . puHtut- tuch 'to .your lump. HoeIC4 , the current consumiition Ii ' smnll and' the Inltiul costM very low. ' 1 ' H. & S. ELECTRIC KiHimicr Ilolel liiilhllne. . l - - ---tr (JbmiontuF.'J J ' J Sufetij s&oifily. Come to Our Slnte IK-put t 1 1 HI Jcirerson A. All States Leave from There Ially. LEAVES liA OHANIE FOn .lowi-ll A.M. -I P.M. - 4:UI) I'.M.j NlilKlhT, B A.M. -4:0-1 I'M. Baker 7 A.M. - 10:50 A.M. - 1:30 IM. - 4 I'.M. ,. Sunilay 10 A.M. - 4 I'.M. Pemlletoii Uaily 11 A.M. -4:00 P.M. y: ' ' ' Depot I'lione Mulo' 19B I attie Price forever x I ears Wkypay FREED - EISEMANN . means more than we can tell you. Let us demonstrate a set in .your home.. Don't wait, as you may he disappointed. '' We are at your service. Oregon Hardware & Imp. Co. warprices RHEUMATISM Cnniiot i:Nt in the Human llo1- If You AVill I w Trunk s I'rt'rlptitm It la preposterous. In fact. It If I shame to suffer with llheunui-j i '. . ) This I'reseriptton noes noi ruin the stomach, it does not deprev the heart. Kat nil the meat snd trood food you Ish white takiuc Trunk's Prescription, rout a Ins no mercury. snllcyUite soda, ttll wtn terpreep or narcotics, but positive ly overcomes any kind of rhrjnn tlstn or irout on earth. What more Jo you nnt? It Is Inipossllde to fet something better. The ifreat ut uric eeid slvent known nn 1 also a stipcrlor liver medicine. Adv. Delicious To suit the purse tiiKHl Delicious A any wli. More than a Thousand boxes Tlmt will bn Mated at from Thirty-five rents To three dollars IVr box. Itiiiur onr Var the dirnpcr Rrailes. La Grande Warehouse & Storage Go. Main 792 Wanted! All Kinds of Raw Furs . I pay the highest market prices. ' There is no delay in receiving your check you get it on the spot or it is sent, hy return mail. I I need live muskrats for my farm. $1.00 apiece for any size catch them in live traps it's easy. Chris Miller 1310 Adams Ave. 9 4
