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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
Paee Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Friday, December 4, 1925. New T 1- 7 n C 7 uason oeai and Stylish Fur . .. I f f IP v. : Fur Coats Chokers Here are some beautiful Hud son Seal fur coats that will in stantly appeal to the woman who wants a lovely garment and knows coat values. , . Nothing is quite so dressy and . gives quite the comfort and satisfaction that a fur coat does. And it is the most eco nomical stylish coat you can '" buy will wear many seasons as compared with one or two for ' the average cloth coat. These are beautifully trimmed in muskrat and squirrel latest style, effects. Moderately priced at- $145 to $177.50 ff. ' :f f Aditorials It May Interest You To Know That -Kveryono seems to he get ting the Christmas shop, ping mood early thlsye-ir trying to uvotil the left over of tho lust day or two before Christmas. That Itlhhons am much In de mand, csperlully the lovely bright colors that uro no like the hnllduy spirit. They make many pretty Kins urtt'inoon hum. Kar tern with ptrky hnvin, sat in sac hots, etc. That Some thrifty irift buyers ure irolnir to m e these new Scotch wool soui is h ! h proper upprcclaiiuM. Hrtght Highland rulors--fine texture n leiy irh't. Many Smart New Fur Neckpieces - In this special display of fur : chokers can be found just the ' piece yoir have wanted, lively "Kfcc mirfk, squirrel, lynx and1 'possum furs smartly styled for year 'round wear when your costume ' or the weather de mands it.' Practical and unusu al Christmas gifts for the thoughtful shopper. $9.50 to $37.50 Choice Array of Cloth Coats Fur Trimmed at $12.50 to $34.50 Never at the peak of the selling season have we been able to offer such values in cloth coats, luxuriously fur trimmed, as we have for you now. Coats that will wear this season and next and make your appearance a matter of. pride. One group of coats, many with fur trimming, all of good ma terials and warmly and carefully tailored. On sale now at--- $12.50 A beautiful selection of fur-trimmed coats that were priced up to $50 all the new colors all the choicest materials values that will urge you to immediate action $34.50 A Good Place to Trade HILL'S A Good Place to Trade WORKERS FIND ANCIENT CITY QITNCY. III.. (AD A biirlfd r-Uy, tha alls, perhaps, or a, pre nUtrlal ajr rlvilrtation, ho hrm found In ravatlons In rikr coun ty, Missouri, alx mllfa from th MlMitmlppt rlvrr and to mlH-s front hr. 4 I i Brnrath 11 ft of filarial drift & well defined shaft baa ben iin. rorarad laadlnf to a floor fa JrH down. A wall ltada from U fool f lltr shaft, rrnKsnl l.y a similar wull. f illnr illvi.llDK thr iHMKairr 'mm MiM'Triiman rhumh.-n r 'lIrttim lli.. ,.r Dinars Workers litivi. ronr.-ntriiti-.i rf 'oit on a poll. I it, f,.,t from thr 'on! of th.' Mu.lt nt !!, ...1,. of what Ih. y l ii. Vi t room. In It thjr hoiw to find old, pottery ill, I iianniln.. nniniml-!. or k'Mona or lh- clly ii ni-s..nt InhaMlunls. H'nrrh for btirlul tn-umirw lid to th- illsrovrry of the nhaft. n n. pnllllon,ha.Ud anil tinnni-.-. hy It. 1 1. Hur.'hnnl of (It. iii, n. viKtinniinir old linliun I. iIk nd.i of linrlf.l Iri'.i.-.iirr-, found it. itv nii-Hnn of an lntrum.nt almllar 1o thr. old f:uthioni'd itlvlnknir rod. llnrflinrd f-lninm to hav trarisl thr walln of 4,1 nndernroiind roonw and ain-fn pnwiairr ways rnnnwt lug them. Th shaft wan wnlld with n CP mrnt-llkr mnt. rlal dlffi rrnt In col or from I lie I'urth wltllln I hp slmft. no tracfi of which wM fnund hIhivp the pr-Klncliit surface. In the haft, ut lntcrnl of a f. w r.'i't. wrr.. c.s or p.lutc-i like con cr.'ti exlendlna; only to the walls. ll.tien thi enpa Iho eorthj had the appesrunce of hnvini- br.-n tmnped In with poh-s. Ilurchanl paid. At thr hasp of the shaft a atrul. aht wull of hard, rocky aulmtanro pad.H wpst for st-verul ft-.-l. turn Inir south at a pprftct right anaip. Acroas threp.foot .o-HaaPway Is a almll.-ir wall. TIip floor of the ixi-Miirp Is of irraycl liound with a clay flllpr. TIip roof Is of rub. hpry clay In thin Mrs is, as If tic. pnslted hy water rlurtnK fpnturiea. Hcil I'msfi SiHTrtnry Namcil 1 SPORT NEWS II E. 0. A. A. IS , HJIITIf Ol'rKltKI) kxti-:xsio' a-, well a two r I lint- others tlmt '.previous mark vyus four, held by "o nlwuys lines t the l-latc , Hlh nd aeyccnl others. I colli, not only liniko Hie Tlwn,. I IIATS HI' '"l"1. ' ! losing- slri'iik hil 11I.-0 milled '..i,... v,iv . All follli did 1, IllllieU til Ins Inns H.-4 or J thut ufternoon wan to imiKe six riHKiiitx lioliorN. hila In sis lliiiia ut uai. FORMED HER E f Orffnni.nllon of an Kaatern Oro gon Athlotlc ansortutton lnre wuh uiinotinrcti imuy by ofl'loltilH or ihH body. Xno liuntlroI tuonibtTH have l?on H?ctirU and a HticccMHfuI winter Bcunon Is untlrf jmtel, I'Viuik Wirklln will h.-ml the A. A. us proHli.ent while riilo Unndli will HPrvt 00 truiiKT. The associa tion will c-uter to vnlhy ball. Iuh h tbullt w nutllnjf and h o x I n k nmtciicH, I'tuna urn undT way to orffanlitn tsovi-rut volley ball KaniR and ho mo hoop (lulhtctn an (iiilrkly UK OHHilllf. Ti-ntntlvo ilatn for an opening box Ins matt'h haw iu-on Hit for 10-et-mber 17, althoiiffti di'finlto ur rnuKmiiHia Ikiao not hi-tMi eotn pletcd. , . Tli aHHOotut Ion nas ornred t ho rully-oiiiipii-d KyianaHliuii. in tho I. O. O. I. Toniftle ucruwi Kim from l ho niiiniclpnl bnlldinfC- 'llto Kym i fll(4l with ahuworM, haH a court equally adaplablo to lianUft hali or volloy Imll, and run bo ur. ranK'd for ilffhiH and mat matrhoH. Tho . uM.Horiution'M hoAduarlin aro ut thf! Homo l'lato. WARNER S ALL-GDAST II' P . Glen Warrtor, Klanford roach, nun at IttHt ' unnounood Mh fiiKt, Hi'cond, and third ull-Htnr I'aolfio I'onHt fool ball toamn. Two OroRon mon. MuutK, of lh UnivorHity of Ori Ron, und Dirkornon, of ().A. planed on hla first ton.m. t i Ills sotoctions follow: I 'lrrit Tih. 1 Knd Shlpkoy, Stanford. I Knd Moutz, Orr-jfon. I Taokte' Krirkson, Wniilnpion. TacMc ltrkoron, . Oregon Ak gintt. '. (Inard ruroy, ('ulirornla. . Guard Swan, Stanford. Center t'ravath, Soutliorn Cali fornia. Quarter Kelly, Montana, Half' Orury, Hquthrn Cali fornia. Half WllHon, Washington. ' Kull Novo, Htunford. S4M-oinl Tram. Knd O'Rourko, HI. ilury's. Knd Cmi tiny, WuHljinKton.. Tackle Kramer, WuHhinKton. Tacklo Chi.Hholni, Santa t'lara. Guard Watson. Ht. .Mury's. Guard Taylor, , .Soutliorn . Cali fornia. Center PtoveiiR, Idaho. Quurler Gntlormmn, WaHhhitf ton. 1 ! n l f .1? Tpamn 11 Wn sh I n trt o n. I Hi. if Mrliiiliii.rii-li. Oreu-im Aff- fflOH. Kiill Rtnider. St. Mady'a. ' Third JV'ani. - Knd ToachouU Occidental, Knd Ward, Oregon AkkI' H- Turkic Hurt a on, California nranrh. - Tackle Cottrln, Califorirta. Guurd-nichl. Idaho. Giiu-rd VrlKht, WuHhlnfflon. Center linnumy. WushtiiKton. Quarter Cook, Southern Cali fornia. Half tmlny, California. Half l.uce, Gonxutru. Kull Griffin, California. lo hit three home runs into me rawn-i . j r Uhort riKlit field stuntls. .. n!'. .'A-ZAnT.J::' ILL Vire,,., drlvi. tied the .nod Unlyenilly of California, has. Iieen ' orn home run record. Hi full..! offered a four year extension of his inches to get ft fonrlh humcr. tm present contract. Luther N'Uhols. Imll dropplnfr Jul lnlde th n- sradunte Reneral niannRer. in nink-I clcs'.ire for n doulile. inK the unnouneuincnt Thurs"luy two mntties. said this was the decision of a; Thise three, home runs, n doul.le meeting; of the Assocluled Kludenta Rn, )w0 slnKlea. Btive fnlili u to execulivo committee held Wmliiea- j ta hase mark of lli for u new day nlfc-ht. j moilern r-cor.l. A suiteiiient said this action liu-lj ThiU 8Ur(1 wng st01I)inK some for neen laai'ii 111 upifien........ Kmlth's excellent work us fiiothull WATKIl HAT UK I.N KKASDI, couch ut I'ulifornin. Billy Evans Says: a veteran or cauii"'K""- " ever, .to came ritfht back the next day with two more homo runn, making five in two days. The bent GOI.O HI Mi .Ore.. Gold mI( which recently voted an additiimitl bond IfHut of f 15.000 to nroiu struct Its water rates increusoil from lS to 100 per oetit bi-Khmhig today th city council lias yn. nounced. , , The taxpayeds incrcaae Ih dup to the need o fnieotliiK lntert ' and crfundiHK of the. $25.0IK iv huc vuted two years ayo In taking over the local liower plant, und, muinlcnanco of the system wu' I more than abHorbinir the revenuu I derived from water rentaH. , I -"I THE f-NTSI AI. SniiHHine asked mr Hie other day as I4i lliu mriNi iiiuisinil linppeuliiic that aanic under my observation last i-ason. A lot of thliiKH ran take place in a lM-KUino MO hod lite, ho 1 beKod the Hk hi to lako the qiiesiton under udvtHoment. I realizeil it required coiiHlderable ilioiiKht to be proper ly unswereiL It Is possible for uny deparlmeiit of play to reati an fiiuiHiial hup-! polling la haKObiill. I'ltehiiifr, fleld ing ami baltlnx arc perhaps the three most important factors. As I mulled over tho many events of the past season two halting feats cume hark to me as the must remarkable happenings of the s'ii son. ... ' I tat tint; feats would lack a cer tain amount of color unless they hail llalw Jtutli anil Ty Cobb mlved up In them. The. vo I have in iiilnil did. KILLING A .IIXV. I Cobb's battlUK rampaKO was staio d ut Si. 1 -on is in curly May. The Timers, awny to a poor start, were in thn midst of a terrible slump when they arrived for ses- l sion with tho Browns. ' 1 Cobb hod been out of the ainn for some time, because of Illness. AlthoiiKh not ready to play, h- de cided to get Into the lineup in an1 effort to break the losing: streak. "The club can't be uny worse with mo In there, so I'm the ronter rtelder today," remarked Co".b as lie handed mc tho lineup. j "I'm not hitting my Weight," con tinued Cobb, "so I think I will ko bark to my old style at the bat. ou know when I was doing my best butting my grip called for my hands to be widely separated. "foolishly I hayo boon holding both, hand at thu extreme end of the hat In order to get a full' swing at the hall, so as to gel nil pos sible distance to my drives." . I lie bell rang for the game' to start ami Cobb Jimrncyrd buck to the l-nch to select his favorite nut Where Your Dollar Buys Ihc Moat Rode's Market Hill I ; Ailanl". I'linne .-.IIII-.I. ' ; Two lleliiery II A. M. - !' Huy your .I.eef l.y the .i mrler or cliunks. Ilind nuurle-a of hcef ! Front qunrters of he. f. Ilk-. Whole round of beef l;ic. Whole loin of licif. I-. Whole prime lilm. I.-.C. Wholo chucks of leer. lie. Whole plute, 8e to 1 0c. iv.. urn i.uv nc for i reSHe-il enoice eui, ... I'.hiel: noas. I Ml to H His., l ie. Heavy hend. T'l-y, lloih-s Supeilnr IIiiiiiiI llnnis and !(i-. Itacnn- Holidav buests i i ARE YOU READY FOR THEM? Wr"lfr,' KCGKNR. Or., MlM Alma l.upo of Son Francisco wui op. p4ute secretary of the Iine county chapter of the American Hi d Crow. She arrived 1ni:urcnr ImM nlprht and today took up hT offlctol diitiin In this district. 81nm Into this Mimmer sho has boon with the pacific branch cf tho Ited Crow ut Sun Francisco. For inorf tun six months prior to this he was assisting fr- Walter Jt. Brown, director of tho child hoalth do monstrutlnii work in Marlon county. A drbato was h'ld by radio re cently. What flu wav to argiio with sonirouo you can't hlp. GUSTAVO TAKES TWO FALLS FROM FRANK PILLING FN'TERPTUSR. Ore. (Special Tty Mail) Picking his opponent bon ify from the mat, raising him hlrh in the nlr and then falling with him to tho floor. Ad Gustavo, of Portland, won tho third fall and tho match from Frank . Pilling, of Pendleton, middleweight chnmplon of tho northwest. They mot at Community hall, 8aturday night. Gustavo took tho first full with a legsplit after .15 minutes of the fastest und most exciting wrestling over seen in Knterprlse. F.vcry known hold was tisod by both men in their effona to got n full. Gustavo punished, hts opponent with wrlstlock after wrist lock while pilling rolled mainly on toe holds und hendtocks. Pilling staged a pretty come back and took the second fall In 9 minutes und 5m seconds w ith a headlock. A succession of hond locks h-ft Ons no groggy that ho wus unable to resist und forced I him to concede the second fall to Pilling. It was tho third full that Is still talked about by thoso who saw tho match. Hoth men came, out for tho final full apparently strong. Pilling slipped a headlock on Gus which was broken with difflmitty. Then It wn that tho powerful Gustavo spilled the Pendleton grapplor on tho mat Time of third fall, t min ute 14 seconds. rilling vai out roll, lying where be hud fallen for several minutes alter the match vai over. When finally revived he grappled with his monagt-r and brought him to the mat under the impression that he wus Gustavo. Jlrh Nor gourd of Wallowa rof-rrH- the match. The championship belt was not t stake us Gustavo wus slirhtly beyond the middleweight limit. Pilling bafl challenged Gustavo to another match, winner to take all receipts. In Hard Lines "I could not work at ull nnd ha d t o take to m y bed wit h a high fever duo to Intestinal indi gestion, gases in mytomaeh and pain In my, right side, t ,1 had spent my last rent fon doctors on 1 medicine, which gave me no re lief. I was In despair. A tode brother gave me a bottle of Mayr'sj Wonderful Remedy anil tho first j dose relieved me. Thanks to this, medicine I am now in the bos of j health." It Is a, simple, harmless preparation that removes tho n-1 tarrhal mucus from the lntestlnil tract ami allays tho Inflammation! which causes practically nil stum-j nch. liver and Intestinal ailments. Including uppr ndkitis. One dose ; will convince or money refundel.i At nil druggists. Adv. 'i i;!'" M' i'; .V-.. A?: ?tA ICl You Will Be If You Have A Davenport Bed Show n in Velour and Mohair W. H. Bohnenkamp Co. 9 Gilts That riease HOLEPROOF 'HOSIERY SELTZ SHOES SILK SHIRTS SCARFS The Best Assortment of Ties CHENEY And GRAYCO TIES 73J to $3.00 BUCK DRESS GLOVES Sf M M V M if if M if i! M if SLEEPING ROBES SLIPPERS NEW SWEATERS BAGS AND SUITCASES IALL0RY HATS The Toggery Andrews Bros. ft' ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft r ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 'ft ft !? ft ft :
