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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1925)
Tuesday, December, 29, 102o. Pace Two THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER it. . 'i . J'-u . . ....... i i i Out They Go! "- - j; HUSKIES STHRT TRIP TO SOUTH 8KATTMC, Wash. AV) Willi thfi temperature 4U degre. h nbnve rrro, Coach liagshavv itll Mon day the last home piaetlc- oT tlii Vnlverslly of Washington fooih.iil team before a Kit""' I'tti-idt'tia lYlday with th t'ntversity oi Ala Imma. ; Hugshnw said 11ml n pnrhi had reached him that heut In I'tiilforniu hud Nlowrd up tlo I'riiiiMtn 'I ide liit lluit the I'urple Tui-nadd n il It 1 mercury around 4n and F.a since' 1 mining opened I u c-inh' r 1-' lor the. I'uaudena cla.Mi h;nl hn-ii going full blast. Mini which hampered it r 1 y training efforlH was sneered. .1 last week by JMin Hint cheered the iim ii and dried 1h wound. The team h-ft for the ou1h' Mon day nlKh t. Billy Evans Says: 'East-West Game Nets $30,000 for Hospital I BAN' FUAVf'IWO AD The 1 Kant-West benefit football fume i held here Haturduy under the aus pices of the undent 'Arabic order, i N'ohlcH of th.j Mystic Hhrine, prob. uhly will ni't $:io,uoo for the crip pled children' hospital fund. This ; wutt announced today by Huffh K. ,McVeitl, illiiHl roiiK potentate of Is- lu in temple, Kun Francisco who Maid receipts of the coolest wit approximately $ri5.ooo. Kxpcnsc amounted to about $.'. ooo but deflnlie flKtin-H will not b avail able for a few day. Jl wan Hlr ici ly an iiiuuieur contest and the play ers donated their Hervlce. When Red Played His' Last College Game 1'IHI'O KUiNS (VntA(T. lU'KNOS AIltKS AI') I.uIh Angel Kirpo, I he Argentina li'iivy welKht, signed articles h-rore tint municipal boxing commission Mon day for a match utfalnsi Krnilnio Spatla, the Italian pugilist, to be held in linen oh Aires during 1 he first two week of .March. , Tho contract provided that Klrpo will receive. il& per vt nl of the gross receipts. Hpallo ..grets to he In Hue no A Iron before l-'ebruary 10. Prrvloun dlfiputehen nnh the match was to be ui l.r rounds. In their previous meeting in iiucium Alrefl, on Marefi T, i:H'4. l-'lrpo knocked Spallu out in the. four teenth" round. . Ireland "wuii the only country ronvertwl to Chrlstlanily without the fihtxldinK of one drop of Jtu man bkwd. r if it's nm Ttwe si'nw to) In a few pen. plo Umt lou't men know Hud tlMf 4'laiul V, 11 ait I .mutter tNnui pftiiy linn one of ihe laru(t sIik-Ks nr roofhiK In Hie valley. ttV lime A lHy hlau urfiU'e iHifitiit nnd All ktiitlH of rtMif eoa tliir, building pjiprr, (lcndeiUnic felt ami n-plmH . tew I a paperAll at piln-N in tHmiKl UUui to mall outer Ihhim. 11 It b kihmii Hint our materlul In ttiHt vltkfiH lu ei i , i . OnUir fddiujtleH eutiiM nml tpi here lilt an Oklahoma witulMmiu. i will till yini Inter of die many baric alna lluil we tire pnitlnic in. Also rcnu-mtHT linn riuuhe ihl.i.--hmiul, our MHtfrr, In in nin- ilN ImimiI hl nhfhi irr r.ny, Imu h, wHild prefer Hie day tn k. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. Tba Poor Rtnn'n Friend" Nenr Kotmdry. I'lnine M-'ilH Mo Bonday Bustiif - vM"K or si'i;i ii. I S()eei is lint the icrealesl OS--t I in (eillifl bae. W hile MM'ed In iiupniianl, other esM'iiliuhi lire even more mi, 'I,he American l.ciijfie averages, I'lfiiiily puhllhheil, offer aome ht t r-t4tiug ilutu uIoiik theHe lines. The tigun-ri show thul Kred llu 'tity. i-ec-iitly Iraded by Iietroit lo lifi.ion, made la utit-mplM to pilfer h;tK h IhhI H'j(Moii und Httceeoded 1 1 lim.fi. Th.il i.H a inlghly film uv-ei-:iK-, j N'uiv l-'r d Haney m not n upeeil nierehiilil and he wouldn't be CluBfl- .1 iik slow of foot. Hut Haney is smart. He wis u bHc lead, uses a ; ileeepl Ive nlidt und has the fitcully Jot picking his sjote. i TIm-h there Im ItogiT I'ecltinpaiigh laiui.ltuy S:ialU. lioth are veiTans liitiil ttellhi r one is fleet of foot, ye i'eck put over' IX stealH In 17 al 1 i"mK, while Hr-hallc nuiile It 1 1 ! out ot Mi. ! I On tin- other hand, Al Hlmmonn.' ntar ol Ihe A.t,hleten, who Is yery ! faviy l-;il th ball only seven times out of 21 trb-N. Charley Jamif-non ot ( leveiund wus flagged more than any other Kprlntcr, IS timcH,' out of -At. i j Al Simmons Is much faster than Haney, Hchalk and I'eeklnpaugh, yet his huxif'Healing record would not make it nee in so. Simmons a hi 'inly n .shining star In (he American league, will be even iiwim valuable when hr learns to make use or bis natural spcetl, i si; or itr.si.v T am rather surprised that the National league is anxloi.s'to again permit pitcln ra to use resin. It would he a distinct step backward. Not that there lg any great, harm In ihe tout of resin; It Is the path lo trickery that It opens. . I When the major leagues legis lated all form of trick pitching out of the gainif jit was almost, criminal . Up.: t Jiietliods to which many pitchers rtsorted. Kvery possible form of cheating had crept, lino Ihe game as a result of the efforts of the pitchers to increase their ellcctlveiiuss. It i;ot; to he so bud that every linp a plichvd bull broke churpiy tfArhtitt JtaMsted on huvln' M umpire not only Inspect closely but use his sense of smell as well In an effort to determine whut ToreiKn uubstancf. was King used on the ball. Nothing disgusts t)i public more than sucing umpire, butter and player do a Khcrluck Holmes ntuiit on every pitch. The fans want action. The. slowing up of Ihe ball was a Meplnth,. Hi'ht dlreetion. It miKht Arizona Polo Team . Defeated by Aggies TIfKO.V, Ariz. (Hy'tlie Atwoel aled I'resa) The Oregon Agricul tural college polo team yesterday defeated the I ntverslly of Arizona team S to 3 and evened the count in a tltn e game series being play ed here. The third and deciding game will In played December .10. University Quintet Wins in Santa liat huia flip sfyiTff".&?v 'iV.lL ifM ttlt wras ! . ;,. ; : . - i n 11 (there l.-rt :n 'hr . tlit-a'rer' uttui'U. U wa tinw for Mr. Hamprton to lxgln making U hl c-lfhratc roip as tihylork, tiut lie drlnyi'd loijg enougli to predli't: "The olil playn will ho kept ullve on thu slngi; by tlm loyal putronutfc of true lovnra of Hhttki'p are who rewnt diwiTUtlon of an Iileal, und pay ont-u to ' Bmnc'thlnu differ, nl but will not continue Interenl. ed nrter their curloxlly i sat Im, fled." Mont of u are teltlnir along lliU' h better Ihan could he ex. pected. i. v I-ay attention to bulman If ynu not by th- Idly curl.... i who will I wall! It to pay altentlon to , yo, Hed Orange played his lu.it eoliegn game against Ohio State university, lending his team to M to & victory ami playing a magnificent garni-. I'hoto shows hia breaking away Tor a twenty yard gain in the Hint tuartei'. He Is seen at the exfrem right, und just In front of him Hrittou, Illinois fullback, Is tungj'ig to (jike an Ohio pi tyer out of the way . SANTA HA fl HA ItA, '"al. (My the Associated I'rihs) The Cniversiiy of Oregon basketball team swamp ed the Hani a Itarbara slate college five here last night. Till to 1. Ok crhurg. center, with IK points, was high man lor Ihe winners. OONZAOA SI SIi:V)KI KI'dKANK, Wash. (Al) PanJ (Lynch, ijuarlerbnck anil captain-of (lonzagn university football team for IHiiC. wiw siispeniled and sent back home.lroin Kosehurg, Ore., several days ago while on ihe way to play at Los Angeles Sunday ac cording to word received here, "lie violated training rules." Graduate j Hltlon of .Manager i.eon Hoyle iptciared (n a telegram, Lynch, whose home is In Great Kails. .Vlint has not re. ported yet ui Spokane. Believes Shakespearian Roles of Old Will Endure NKW YOltK, - AI' Mmlren many vlcts.vitudeH In three hundred versions of Shakespearian plays years and they easily will nurvive may come und go, hut Walter this ephemeral phase. I'lirnclinte .lumping His Way To Oblniu College INimbi minxkai'Olik; iapi- or nil tho I'nlversity of Minnesota stu dents working their way through school, Victor I. Kugan, medical st rn n gest . He Is u pa ra c h u t e Jumper. Kagan fonrterly made a living by participating in motorcycle He did his flrM parachute jump ing hist summer. . Ills only complaint Is that hin 17ft pounds Is too much of a lonil for the averafd slxe "chute." I never get a "chute big enough," he said, "'and consequently j Wet iiulle a Jolt when. I land. 1 lampdeti ami Kt hel J tarry mcirt are not troubled. They believe the old Shakespeare will live for ever. . . llroadw:iy now ha-s Ihe two stars in "The .Merchant of Venice.' af ter "Hamlet" had run two weeks longer this season than oi iginally planned, undisturbci by the oppo- I lamlet," in tuxedo. 'Much follow it pluyd for a few weeks longer. '-Neither Miss Unrrymore nor Mr. Hampden believe there will he a rush to prevent other of Shakes peare's, play.s in this manner. .. ''Perhaps there may be .another epr:rlment or two of the 1:1ml, hut. there Is not the remotest possi bility that It will become general," he Kuld. "For this plan to be logical, the plays would have to be JJHSJWJMI'IIWi I "TH "L-rw MM Safety . I'oniriMMahly. A.NV. Travel ly Motor Slngo Safely MOIOU THAN SIT COM! . The Orey 'Stages, i Come lo our Singe '11 nl Mil .lefriToii Ave . AH ImIciii and HeHletl Staires. i.r.AVi: I-A OHA.NOK I'Olt JoM pli 9 A. M. - t I. M. - 1 I'- . SiHHlay. O A. M. - T. M. I'eiidlcKm 1 1 A, M. - 4 l M. imlly. t'oiiiii-t-. lo Walla Walla and I'ortlaml. (tirap Rail's lvnl IMtoiie. We Carry Impress On Special Trips Main 1t Anil Trunk The so-called modern ' "Ham- j rewritten in modern language to Taming of Ihe Shrew." or Ado About Nothing." will the present production. Their presentations are given in true Klizahct nun fashion and the audience is brought close to th phoers through absence of i Toollghts and Die substitution of a, wide, carpeted stairway .leading down from the stage to the seats., "Shakespeare's plays." said Mibs; let" is only a manifestation of the new general craze for novelty and sensationalism,"' Mr. .Hampden re marked, fit has no basis In triHh and. therefore, ,-:ean not endure. 1-Vir Hamlet, to be dressed in a dinner coat, to smoke cigurvis. carry a pistol and act ami speak us he would In 'modern melodrama, .when the action of the 'play, the i characterization and language are lof the middle ages. In an anaehron h('lnS 1(,m th.lt win fair of its own weight when the newness wears off." As for he modern "Hamlet, It opened on Hrbudway, where It far ed badly financially und announ ced an early-closing. ' A Greenwich Village t lie at re took In the pluy und it prospered to the extent It fit the modern dress and colmpiial manner of speech. Only the plots I; y .... b... . . soon returned to Ilroadwav. where comes from Illusion und I'ortia in r-al lite, "luive braved would be left and we nil know that ninny of the plots are trifling, be- I ing transformed Into great plays j ny in1 transccnuam genius oi ine dramatic." poet. j Miss liurrymore expressed 'the; opinion that while the saying that ! "Shakespeare is not of an age but I for all time," Is true as regards hlsj philosophy and his revelation of i the essentials of human nature.! "It does not change the fact that j he dealt with conditions as far re-j moved from those of today that the illusion of tin older period i must be created If the plays are to' be dramatically real." -"Take away the reality that ' what is Go Out They Watch for Thursdays Paper , The Koveri.ment . cntoniolOKiHf attl.lled the hull weevil, and their Jchlef. I)r. Howard, r.miiulatc. a i plan for atopplng It. lull the bill he Ifalled lo paHU and a IMrly-year.war IHrnlnnt t'liekholl weevil fnllowod. Met us serve LOlt Electrically mm We are fully pi-epared to take euro .of your electrical needs. How admit some new Mazda Lamps for those empty sockets ? La Grande Electric Co. 1112 Adams Ave. be made even h as lively. II Is much heller to B't Ihe, pitcher balk on n terms w ith the h a I in a n through Ihe medium ot honent mellio.lR. J.cKUtuititf the u.se of res in would h.i n al. p In Ihe oilier di rection. ... The' major lcngtir umpires, prior lo the star oi rvcry Kami, so re nunc the Klo,s fri.in the hall ll.nl tllvif Is no reiiM.n for the pitcher i.iakh.K it cou.philnt on tlmt wore. m Tltlt'K I'lTCIIIXt;. Kv.n Willi the lively ball, pllch- e.n with Boo.1 stuff n.a.u.Kc.1 to nol.l Ihelr own fairly well. The pitcher will, plenty of speed und curves, plus the ability to work Inti lllifenlly. has kept up I.Ih iiv- eniKe despite Ihe hundlcup of the rabbit" hull. TaKe; Walter J.ihunon, Tor in stance. When trick pIlchlnK was at lis li.-lxht h" spurned Ihe thouKh. "1 don't care lo win hall Kali.es illshnneslly and. Incidentally. milthl kill some one If one nf the iluc.nre.l balls fallerl to h.-hnvc I would have II." sul.l Walter. I'lle trick Idlehers were those who resorle.l to trickery lo over com. Ihelr lack of the necessary sunt. i recoil one pitcher who, nll. r helnit counted out, came back for several H,- yenrs, due to II. b'ltal i.ielhnd'.. ... I nil. for the pitchers wiling honest help to offset the Imiilnu- n.ltnnlaw that now exists, hut. I ...... t look lo the relllin of risd,, as ;il l.nppy mctllum. Bring Them To Me I will pay the hinhest market prices for RAW FURS You pet your money on the spot, or I send it by return mail. 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