La Grande evening observer., November 20, 1925, Image 2

Paee Two
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Friday, November 20, 1925.
Linens For Thanksgiving
A CHOICE ARRAY OF NEW PATTERNS .
AT MODERATE PRICES
HILL'S
"A Good Place To Trade"
I Four Pirates Placed
i On AlkStar Team
SPORT NEWS
FLASH1T SPOR
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CARD BOOKED
JArKSOXVIU.K. Ma. (AP)
' KloHiiu, parudibo of. mil mtuto
tttWm and roiort or ilio Kouih
laml, will liovo om or Hh grvntt'Ht
snorting' Br-AHonN HitH winter unil
nuxt spring. "
Kvury'hsmlot ami Pity from Ky
Wnst. on tho extreme south ami
' Kort Myeru. on the .outhwHt, to
'Jacksonville on thf; north ami len--ftirola
on tJio .cxtivnio northwi-Hl,
hnve urranffod lo imrllflnatu hi tho
Tho fro turn event will hn the
'Ml&ml. ruiiittiir liorso men im-pt-Ium".
The Allttini Jot-key club, with
more than $4iO,o(i In puree prizes
01'fered, k1! utinVrwuy Junuitry 21
nnd eloftij March IS. lmltcallonH
nr that HKHln thin yenr tho trunk
will ul tract America's foremost
turfmen.
Three- winter hawlmll rlretiltH
ore planned, one to he a rant mujor
ond high minor league player luop
on the east const; another to tie a
ttlk club rlrenlt und the third an
ocluntvfi 1-nke rounty affair. .
, 1mm11 in lut.
Football claims u, leudinfr role In
the mrly 'wlnlr, snort, drama. Two
. major college, - ffctnuw have heen
e)efliied. pnt between WuHhtng
ton and und the l'nlverttty of
l'lorldu, tolA played In Juikmii
ville on TtiahkHflvlnp day, und llu
other u, 'dedlentory uffulr for the
Coral Gabion Httadlum at Miami on
leeembr 0, between Itolllns col
JiKft of Wlnier 1'ark, . Klu-, and
OKlethorrw inriTlty, Atlnntiu
' Jolf totirnumentH of nutlonul In-'
terNt will be playeil, . the fventH
probably following' tb Tisuaf cycle
tut to HiteH-vflt. Petersburg, to Hel.i
lalre ((ituawater), .to Tuuipa, . to
Miami, to Pulm Beach, to huy.ionu,1
to Bt. Augustiix.
. A' featurv of features In tho.
prohublllty-of . mutrh between
Walter Hufen and ftobby J on en.
Jonea. wilh'T
Billy Evans
Says:
KT. I.OI'IH (AIM IVur ni. ni
Ihtk of the world'K i-liompliin llr
a tin are named on an sll-Htur
t-oin plelied by the m mtiern of
the I mm -bull wrltern UMfforlutlun of
Arnerleu, through the Sporting
Spwh. a HI. I,oiiIk weekly periodical
and niudt public. The Iiuink:
I'ii-M Team.
(ioHlin. Wuali., 1. r.
flirty, I'lltrdMirg. r. t.
Tiiylf-r, PlitHhnrg. r. f.
. Wrbxht, I'HtKhurg, h, h.
Tmyiior. I'iit.sltorg, ::h.
HorfiKhy, I'urdH. 2b.
. ? JtoUomiey, i'rd lb. - .
V'uiiCf, HrooMyii, p.
f 'or h rune, 'hlliib-lphli), .c,
NctoihI Tntn.
Wheat. ItrooMyn, I. 1.
Hiwaker, I'h'vHaiul. P. f. '
itoilmann, IMroit. r. f.
Huneroft, ItruveK, h. k.
Krlh,t (iluntii, 3l.
( oIIIiim! White Sox, 2b.
rtiHtt-r. lirowtia, lb.
JohiiHun. WuKliingtim, p. ,
llip-l, Washington, v.
On Farm Now
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I AIH II Alt VAItlt.
,Wliat'K (be mailer Hllh Harvanl?
I lie aliiiiiiil me HiUiHImk that
line and w It at inurt the) nnut lu
know.
rrlneelon'fl overwhelming defeat
of (he rrlniHon wan JttMt about the
laHl Ml raw, llud i larvurd be-n able
10 defeut -either lrlnar-ton or Yale,
the prevloiiH full 11 it h or llie pres.
ent h.'Uhoii wonbl hfive b-n for
got ten.
; The ehuneo to defeat the Tiirer
'rep,iiittd In un awful nop. Prlne.
ton IhtH year gave llurvunl Ihe
worfrt. whipiilng II ItitH ever received
nt the liuitilN or u Tiger eleven.
Thv.feore, 2C-0.
It Im po.sHlbh that the frlniwon
eleven In In for even a worse heut
Ing from Yale than the, Princeton
slaughter.
KHIter there Ih mmethlng wrong
with the couching nynteni at liar-'
vunl or the Cambridge lmitllutlon
Ih no long-r gi-tiing the cream of
the neholuAtlc uthleieK uh woh oncej
the pane,
II looks nn If the time bail nr
rlvctl fin a lion c -leaning nonir
wlieiv. Certainly KoiiHiblng is'rad-k-nlly
wrong wlih Harvnrd ntb-letlcs.
CTUY OV WASHIXiTlN,S
t oi,i.io(.i: in..iti 1: is
Alii;i t Mii,i,i:-ri.
IJ-:XINGTllN. Va. (AP) A
photographic copy f the college
degree re'lvd by tleorge Waah
ingluii hiiH Im-vii add-d to the eol
feetlon of relii-H of TounderH u(
WuMhf ngion and I e I 'ni-erHli y
here.
in; Henry Louis KtuHh, pn-Hl-dent,
wild thul h Tar hh can be
learned the only degree ever con
ferred upon WuHhlngton wh
l.Ilt.. by WuHhlngton College,
Maryland.
The copy or the iliplotna was do
nated by u New Yoi'k attorney.
The original In In the library if
congrenH ul WaHhiiiKton. Wash
Inglon wan prontm-ntly conneeied
with the early history of Ihe iiiHti-
t ut Ion now known an Washington
and.. Iee - Piilvernily, having en-
lowetl it and officially auihorixed
it to uko hiH mime.
7b w
AmerlcaiiH Kcfklnir I'eillgresfi
lirlng Out Oxford Skeleton-
OXFORD, Kng.. . (AP) Ameri
can pedigree htin tern have invaded
the Oxford UhrMiicM. Tho wlnnn
tr forgotten ancstorM resident in
ulmo.st rvery one of the t'nlted
HluteH huve afUtett the university
libruriun to bridge uome vaat gulf
in lhlr putronymlca.
A large percentage of the Inqulr
iea urn coming from ataicg in the
middle weMt and the pacific couat.
It 1 nonHidered fortunate for the
j,'t n ulogi.stH and 4hi 'ollege of
Ifertihlv that ancestor worship baa
j frund u borne aexosa 4 be water.
I for i(H ooDiilurltkv ia fust -nania?
I here. J Out orient resenrche Khows
i thai nunhy or the gnat men of the
linst wer acoundrelH, roguea and
roHealH; for whomi t complete oh
Ifvioit wait Ihe ino-sfj kindly fate.
ICven the p4erngc 1 not , without
lln clwcied keletoua. (
was destined for old Fort Dalles.
In ISM ahe was married to Milo
M. Cunning, who hud come, to Ore
gon uk a, holdier under Colonel
Monnitvfllc. Thia marriage wait the
rimt ono aolemnlxed In thia district
after the organisation or Wasco
county. Mr. CuKhing died a num
ber of yeara aro. He vera I children
were born of the union, although
but, two aoni survive, Mllo M. i parliament In memorlallztng th
Cashing Jr. of Mayvllle and Wil- Volkaiu'g to requeat the repute in
Hum 1. CuHhing of this city. close it nt once. Zopp"ot is-known
, jus the "Monte Carlo of the N'orih"
ZOPPOT;illllJG VAX iO nd rails under the jurladfctiun or
' . ,. the free ciiy.
DANZIG (AP) The gambling
fln nf 'nnnnt "miMl JterloUItlV Ittl- ! v
palm the good reputation or the t
Free City or Dunsig." suid the Ju- '
dieiary committee or the Dunxig
The rail leaves an o hcnntiful
they at-em almost us wonderii.! a.i
thow we colored in kindi-rimr;, tl
Here Lutff All-I I'n in. . nve f...
firr-d to .in he Wild Dull ol fft.
Plinpas,' whftj bf wan pri-putum I
for htf eliMlnpiituHhip bout Willi I.e-K
DentprieV Hi' H now .1 verv 'aaie
tmll" :ud is -Mi own as he I on km oru
tim on rfjuni in IliienoH Aire. Ik
bopi-it to I;il.' .1 enme-liark in 'Ut
vwi-j; h'-xt year
. , p ;r .
miss. .MAitv crkiiiNt; iii:s
TIIK DAIJ.1W. Ore. Mrs. Mary
P. CiiHlilng. J3. Knstern Oregon's
oldi-Ht woman ploner, both In age
and b-nglh or residence, diel at
tin- .home, of ,a Hon. WJHIam 11.
1'iiuhihg. on (he Columhiu highway,
three mlbs from.The Dalles. Mrs;
CiiNhhitr bad been o resident or
Wumco couniy mnce 1S53. K he. was
liorn in Irluml in' 1.S3S and. in
nmpnny with a Mstr. ramo to
New York while the girls were in
iiht lr 'ttenH. In November 18T2,
j she look ahlp for, the Oregon pounf
iry, coming around the .Horn with
(he family of Major (J. i Hnller,
who, wnti n regiment of K." men.
HOOD IUVKK. Ore. The fire
Iokh in Hood Itivcr the. past year
wiw the heaviest n the hintorv of
I the lown. having reached tiioi.oou.
uccuromg iu n-corns or nre Mar-
al Morgan. 1-OMse.s for the five 1 for
rOACIUNO RYSTKM. ....:;
pefug more fumlllur with the
hUNchnll nltuutlou thun that of foot
ball, It Is my belief that the coach
ing syHtein in vogue for the dia
mond sport Is all wet.
He vera I years ago Harvard de
cided to get away from the profes
Klonul couch In .baseball. Hy the
pro conrh, T inean a former big
league slur In the role of busebull
mentor.
Prlncelori nnd Yale on the other
bund go In strong for the big lea
gue PolleKo coach. For years Will
Clarke, In his day one of thedicnt,
,lh'Tomme"Arin(iiir, an- of 4hft big, lengimrH, has lMen in 1 i ' ''"' I
WrMh play ph- huge' rWufit Wn'reioli HWrmns shortly tlet-rniliip F
ofriar omiit
ed profiMfHjiDtmla on Iho (Tonal Ua- Itecemly ,Juck . : Coo in lis. ormer
blea coursw near Mtuml In J ami1, famous' liig bugne pitcher, . wbh
ary. " I . Imado bin usshttunt. - Yale bra the
-Thn - prOfesaional golf league, great Joe Wood of other days and
formed lost year, thay Iwiva un-' Clyde Krtglc. Hoth served for
other ached I ft of game. Last sea--, years In tho majors,
son Leo Dlegel and Oene 8araMn,l . . - '",
playing for the" Hollywood club, J'
won the title
Already under way is the Central
Mo rid a Amateur lo1f league In
which teams representing Daytona,
Kustla, Del .and and 8uuforl- are
playing. ; '
The Miami Itlvlera trophy has
1een offered by Oeorge K. Merrick
in un amateur voir champlonshlp
tournainent of Florida, to be play
ed on the Coral Clables course.
Invltullunul profcAMonul tourneys
thtre with prln aggregating t&imO
are planned.
. ir Attraeihv.
The attruelloit for professional
golf stars Is the "winter chuinplon
ithlps of America.' to te played In
HI. AuguatlRti on March is-L'u. The
Wlnlr Uolf chaniplonshlp of Flor
ida will be played there on March
while Uie Hunt ('oust Wo
men's (loir championships wilt be
tin "Ancient City" ewnt. March H
1 U. Prior to thoAt tournaments
will be. the select Si. Auguntlne
rhumploiiHhlps, January 19-3 and
the tenth annual golf tonrnuuieiit
on Fehruury 10-20.
Tennis will h reatured ut Miami,
Palm Peach and Jucksonvilb-, An
Invitation bus been extended by Ihe
t'ornl On tiles club to Willlum Tll-d-n,
II, to make his beaduuurters
ut Miami this winter. The French
Hash, la Costv, also has brtn asked
to come.
'Hquarc4 circle" contests that
will likely attract boxers of nation
al prominence have been hooked at
JuckHouvllte, Orlando, Palm llfuch.
-Miami, and Tutnpu. particularly at
the latter two pluces. Doling, how
ever, la officially banned in this
siute, a statutH being in eTfect
againnt sueh contents.
Knterlng thf lists comes the Na
tional Open Winter Uwn How lint
tournament, vhleh gets imdr way
at Ht. Petersburg on January 15.
I.Ike meetings will be held at Or
luudo and other cities.
JIursPAlior Plti-blng.
The liorm-slio4 pitching renter,
which has been gradually shtfttnte
from Ihe east IO the west const.
Is at Ht. Petersburg thH winter,
w hire the national tourney w III tnke
place, ljike Worth, Tampa. Ijkl
lund, Orlando and Daytona also
have thee contests scheduled.
At Ht. Petersburg. ' the National
I toque Championships are ached
uled for either February or March.
The awiniming and diving com
petition will renter In the West
Palm Beach -Miami sector and In
the Ft, Petersburg-Tampa area.
At Coral Gablea, state champion
ships for both men and women win
be run off In the Venetlun pool.
A Nd bss hrD made for the men's
and women's national swimming
championships there.
Ht. Augustine offers meet on
February t-lS. which will attract
ths womti swimmers of America.
BosU rcsoes Sabcdnkst
0pcd boot rrnce are slated off
Harvanl went from thff iirofis-
shHisl to l be graduate iHHtrti ami
fi'r since has heon trailing In Big
Three' ha.M'hh II,
, tx hasi:bai.Iu
During the progress. of the game
busehuli demands much imire di
reriiun from the bench than does
fUotliull from the sidelines.
Tho fb Id general ihuhI hundle
1he game on Ihe gridiron but the
batK'lMill coueh by u signal from
the bench can chauge the entir
syct?iti of play in tho twinkling of
an eye.
The baseball coaching system Is
all wrong at Harvard If the crim
son nope to mtikthlnfs Interest
ing for Yale and Princeton on the
diamond.
What's Ihe mutter with football
Is a touxher proposition to solve.
Perhaps the fmiH n f,u(t, divided
among the plnyers nnd coaches.
Klanuult WimiI (;roirs t Meet
K l.A M ATI) FA I ;l -S. ( He The
first annual meeting of Ihe Kium
ath Wool Growers' uMsoclution will
tie held here next Kutimluy, ac
cording to announcement by A. M.
Thomas, secretary. AH hough it
bus been in existence but one yenr.
the ufsoclutlon bus signed up a ma
jority or . sherpnicn of Klamath
routily.
jCut This Out It Is Worth Money
J Knd tills ad and ten ccm to
Foley ft Co., Sheffield Ave,
Chicago. 111., writing your nuinc
1 mid address clenriy. Yon will re
ceive a. ten. cent bottle of FOi.
KY'H IIONKY AND TA It COM
I'OCND for, coughs, colds and
hoarseness, also freo sample pack
jagea of KOi.FY PIM.S, a diuretic
Htlmuhmt ' for the kidneys, and
J FOl.KY CATH Al'tTIC TAHI.KTS
4'oiiHtipatbin and . BilUousiU hs.
previous years wi-re: l!i2fi. $nso; 1 These wonderful
IS2I, J42.74; S7&; l2:t, j betHd inilllons
VITf,, nnd 1!I24. $1100. ;thein!.dv.
remedies
luive
'i ry
WOMKN si:n.vihs IX1SK
Ill-'BDIN (AP) There were
four- vomen- s"niorH In the last
puillament, and . now there . arc
none. Only two women M. P. 'a are
now left In Jrelund. Mrs. Collins
O'Drlscoll, a sister of Michael Col
lins. Is the only woman member of
the Dnil, and Mrs. Mucmordle, an
alderman' or lleliast city council,
sits-In the northern pniifnment.
Doesrit she
DESERVE
Protection
like this?
Saturday, November 21
A Special Showing of the Season's Latest,
OVERCOATS
BRAND NEW JUST ARRIVED" BY EXPRESS.
You'll like the coats
You'll like the prices.
SEE THEM SATURDAY AT .
THE TOGGERY
Andrews Bros."
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OVERCOAT :
-DAY y
ft w
Mi
Possibly
hvcklng.
the old fighting spirit In
(be MiortcoiiringH of it a nthlcth
ystetn ami reiiuly them. If the
Crimson Is to -oiitiime to be n fac
tor In tidlcfle alblciics.
NEW INVENTION
SAVES MILLIONS
A .Lamp that Burns 91 Air
A new oil tapip that gives an
o mazing I y Jrllllunt, soft, whllu
light, even better ihnn gas orelee-;
trlclly, has been tested by the 'J.
H. Government and 3f leading un
iversities and found to h super
ior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It
burns, without odor, smoke or
noise no pumping up, is simple,
cltmn, safe. Hums ,U4 uir and.
6 cumin on ke rtis- n e ( eiu I oil).
The Inventor, V. M. Johnson.,
Hi I North I'nlon Ave., Portland.
fre.. Is offerintc, to send a lump
on 10 days' FltKK trial, or even
to give one FliKIC to the first
user in each locality who will help
him Introduce It. Write III in t
day for full particulars. AIhoiisK
him to explain how yoi can get
the agency, and wil bout experi
ence or money make $Iu to bun
pe-r month. Adv.
Miami and Palm llesch, at Holly,
wood nnd In Tampa bay off Ht. IV
tersburg and Tampa. Inland speed
bout races will be held on 1-uke
rmra.
The horse show will h Rponsor
ed ucaiu by ihe Coral Rubles Hiding
uc.idemy at Miuml during Febru
ary. Oreyhoumt racings are fea
tured nt Ht. Petersburg, Miami and
Sarasota. Polo and jui ulal (Span
ish qiiahsh) im Miami leach fea
ture offerinrs. The polo season gets;
under way early In January.
F.urly spring will see the major
portion of the big leaaue squads
and a number of higher major
league clubs troklng to the "Und
of Flowers" for ihfdr annual train
ing Kt'iiwHi, ('tubs will train nt Or
lando. Sun ford, lakeland, Tampa,
St. Peiernburg, Tarpon Springs,
Surns)ta. Ilrsdentown. Ft. Myrs,
Clearwater and powtlbly at Arcadia.
Hnrtow. tike Wales, Ocala nnd
Inland.
0 PROTECT YOU
wod-liver oil promotes
jrowtli of body and bone in
:hildren and is a (rength pro
ec ting food for grown people.
Scott's Emulsion
s cod-liver oil made into a
ich cream. It builds up
Mgor and strength.
f ake it for Us health- Xn
rotecting benefits.
Scutl A Huwnr. Slcomfirld. S. J.
Turkey Shoot
Sunday, Nov. 22
200 TURKEYS . DITKS And GEESE
0R0 PELL TRAP GROUNDS
Hot Lunch on Grounds. Everybody Welcome
Mo Co Sporting Club
$5,000 if you die from natural causes
$10,000 if you die from accident -
In case of permanent total
disability the company will
1. Waive all premium payments . ' ,
2. Pay you $25 per week for one year; and in addition
3. Pay you $50 per month for life; and
4. Pay $5,000 to your beneficiary when you die
5. If disability involves loss of limbs or sight tas a result
of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash,
immediately, in addition to all other benelits.
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Tin cast of temporary ditsbilitr, at a result of eithsr ick
ncs or accident, the company vtiH pay you $2$ per week for
s limit of 52 weelts.J
West Coast Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
home ornct-SAN rMMcuco
. i-oHTi.ANn nn.4rir oitici-:
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Thanksgiving Day, November 26
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WE ARE PREPARED TO TAKE CARE OF NEEDS
FOR THE BIG HOLIDAY DINNER
Fresh Nuts - Figs Dates - Raisins - Currants - Assorted
Candied Peels :- Fruit Cake - Mince Meat - Sweet Cider.
Will also have a complete variety of all Fresh Vegetables In.
season. Phone us jour orders..
J. G. SNODGRASS
ONE OF AMERICA'S STRONGEST COMPANIES
ARCADE THEATRE
ONE ISITE
SAITRDAY, NOV. 21.
Curtain nt 8:43
AUTISTIC I l'J.i-'': . I ilCCfSS
Based on TShe Saturday TUC flOlC'
Wet ffcnifijdffte Henry Miller Tteatre. New Vork &ty.
lower Floor and Loges $2.20; Balcony ft. 65 $1.10
Seat Sale opens Monday at Glass Drag Store
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The
Pork Packing Season
Has Started
Buy your pork products at a less figure.
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We have begun to pack Ham and Bacon for our wholesale trade.
Porkers are coming in freely, and we have all the choicest cuts
to offer each day at very low prices. Volume does it. Buy.
direct and save the difference.
Thanksgiving Turkeys
We will have hundreds of them to select from. Place your order
early and be assured of the choicest
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Cily, Hoover and Economy Markets
Groceries Meats