La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 21, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThursday. Octolicr 21. lH2(i. :, Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED Hummingbird Silk' Hose : - . $1.50 Chiffon or Service Weights All Colors Famous for Wear 'Dependable iCf o Dependable , Values IX lit O Quality SPORT NEWS I I DOPE POINTS TO -; BAKER VICTORY such, jui 72 to C nncl 06 to 0, would ' revrtige that Lit really sweet to htr. . Tigers I'n'parlnjc tit. hegins to uppeur that tlm Tigers have a man siwd job cut out for them. In preparation for tills task, the ' siuad has been work Ink tooth and nail this week and expects to he In fair shape, for the bin .tent. A lineup will be ts juied biter thtM week, Incidentally, the Jiuki-I,a Gran do game Bat urdiiy be. the. last opportunity local fuiitf will havit of seeing the. Tigers in action hem this year, tho schedule calling for out-of-town Karno tho rest of tho fall. A roc oM crowd in expected. Oregon Turning Attention to Offense Work ;La Grande High Eleven to Tackle Bulldogs Sat urday Afternoon I' V. Vy . NOLAN. BKI(.'R.. .... f Tho Tlini ore rapid I irnprnrtch jlng tho crossroad.', " "-' ' $ Saturday tho linker IlutldoKs, t 1025 tllle holders enj likely snc jfecssorn to themselves thlH senBon. pwtll he unleashed on the I.n (Iriinde Jj'grldlro'h nnd.lf they dun't chalk f up a victory, moro than one, dope bucket will bo classed as leuky. r .' But. nevertheless. ' there la al- J'waya tho chance, of a blue nnd ' -white win.. Thd- chance Isn't large, neither Is It likely lo muier. plallxc. but It still exists and will A ..ClmmploiMlilp l!lmm.T t'.i'.XWjj l$Kiffaise week on the Ore- j. II mo llKers .snuuiti suori: 4111 p1' t s 'f 'iii,un. ( , unexpecien victory over me tup- 1!per City eleven, then Conch Mac Ken.le's squad would bo Well s'srted on the route to a Cham plonshlp. . If not, then linker pi"r.y hurdles another obstacle. ,' The surprising- scoreless lie at C'nlon last -week brotlKht more '-p Into the hearts of local fans ', t that 0 to 0 traine Isn't us 1 :"l'lcnnt It mlifht bo. Union Eleven HI rang -To begin with! Union has nearly ifcft same eleven that whipped the T.a Orondo team .Inst year. ThaU, 'Pendleton Will i Play Milton 11' i Next Saturday J PWm.KTON, Ore., Oct. 21 Tho Jtuckaroon with three games milted a way will run, into bo mo (stern opposition Katurriay when they meet Mclaughlin hlKh school of Mil ton -Krce water on tho local gridiron. Theboys from the Kant End are reported to have unite u foot hull team, having: held the, Hormlston team In check a week ago. I'nd!eton has a rdco schedule and it In slowly working up to the hardest games. Little If any new grass In Hproutinff on tho pracllcw field nt the high mdiool. ('ouch IQiilun In drlllltiK the boys In fun damental, and team play, stress ing phhh formationK jome. Tho flrat yvo panics with Ath ena and Herniiston found the ; Unci's report l nf to pawtca very ! Utile. Une flmuHhcn predominated wit I: a few crlHH-crowwB working in to good advantage, Affitnst Kennewjck, Pah I and KlnK worked In the huckfleld com bination to Kood advUjntuffe. With .loneH and Tuter freo from Injuries coupled with KulIIvan, Jfalvcraon und Miller, the Buck coach Is aa Miir'd of plenty of wood piRnkln currl.wa. Kollowlnff Ihn Saturdiiy Kamo, The hulh-H, Walla Walla and Ial CJrnndi! come In the order named with a week's rest be Tore tho Tur key I)ny clash with Uakor thoro. I'NIVEHfHTY OK OHKGON, i:uirene. Ore., Oct. 21 (Bpecial).- f Karasick Defeats Alley in Portland should spell something, espcclnlly fnco th' Vflion-'Haicer iwor.iii'r. ..Sfi wss 0 lo 14 and . the I,a ' '-Rnde'Bakr score was 0 to 40. 3UlVcondly the pyscholoKlcal effect 2 tt the defeat Union experienced at 7 the hands of North Powder Oct. K 9 left the Wildcats a ratrtnir pack of fighters, eagr and determined to vent their spite on someone. Maker happened to bo In lino for the assault linker Ovorconf Mli.t Thirdly, Maker, with n lonR String of eany victories, was over, confident, Thnt, combined with POItTLANI), Ore., Oct. 21 (AVI -Al' Karasick. Ilpht heavyweight wrestler, defi-uted Tom Alley, Om aha, by taking two out of -three fill In hern litKt nli'lit.. Kttrituiolt u-iih iml wpck wns ut'signaicd ns awardid the first fall on a foul In . ilotVnHR- week, for, according to minutes, 2U seconds. Alley got football students, one of. the rea- (he second in IS mlnuO'S 2 .-c eoni for Oregon's poor showing oihIh while the Ihird and decliling againflt wasnington uct. n w is fu Went to KaraHlck in 13 min thn loOHt; tnckilng of the backs. uIph, 1 5 Heeomln. , ('ansequently, the week from Oct. . 0 1 to 10 wns designated as d- . . - fense wupk, and tho men we're worked until far after dark in j the rudiments of tackling and ' rmashlng interference, the dc- fen.slve line, in scrimmage, was f Instructed not to tackle, and the nttrc brunt of (he Attack was Its ml a matter of picking the packing COVE PERSONALS fi the ru 1(1, augmented fumbling and recked three mArchrs that might have ended In touchdowns P . Altogether, linker Is still smnrt Ing from tho tie score and. to b.-aj, 5 1a Q rand e, who used to wlpa the. Marth with the bulidogs with scores COVt:, (Special) Among the women fromi . here who visited t Judge L. O. i'ouch In the Interest 1 thrown upon the backs. ut ruu. y w uruay Tills Intcnslvo work proved ben rmnitm-u Mr i it w..iim.i- Mr. eficlal, and the Oregon coaches j, cbiyetie. Mrs. N.-llle Orace. Miss are convinced that the present j(a M. Itoherts. Mrs. f.llllan K.I defense Is up to standard. . . Kfffh,.r, Mrs. A. G. Conklin, Mrs ' During the present week. In the T. It. Conklin. Mus. J. V. Sills,, last preparations for the Stanford Mrs. T. O. Wilson, Mrs. H. G. j game Saturday, nil attention Is Hl;mk and Mrs. (i. Kcki-rstey. ing devoted to fit the Oregon at- Mrs. Guy K. Harker returned tack to cope fwith the Stanford defense. McKwan, W'h6. scouted the fltan-ford-Nevnda game In Palo Alto lust Saturday wus greatly ImpreSs eil with the operf field tnettes of hick liylund, thw f'ardlhal stitr halfbuck, ami as d result wlf! probably' pluy. - his Mnft wide n.faiiiht the southerners so us to rinu. tlin rlnnlr riinxrm litln iUn r... Ur ,fley cail be handled by -the rtfli'd'criislV strength; , THE NEW WlNfTER. KtU UOWN ttMtTWg 'fee. ; A fine gisoline of the volatility and stability (hat produce quick starting, fast acceleration and I maximum of miles. Scientifically made lo provide the greatest effi- ' ..ciency of engine operation th ptoduct of 48 years of refining experience. Thursday from 1'ortltimt, - .whero flhe has been visiting at the hoimi or ner punnls ror me past two l weekB. Airs. HiiKh MeCall, aepoiiipnnled by Mis. Murlhu and Minn Mllclnd Murtha, vlHlled at f'ovo Hutnlfiy. I rney are irom names, eiv l.lll,p,l u-hn lint, T been a Bin-si of her sister, Mrs. K. ('. lC'es, left Hattlnlity for "pueblo, Colo. After a few weeks visit with relatives there she will KO to l)e- trolt. Mlehipan to spend Ihe wint er with n iliuiKhter. Mr. uhd Mrs. A. A. Antles left Tuesday for their former home at Stnntnn, Nelif. They will spenil a part of the tlmn Wihlle Ibey are nWay with a sister -''n't Lincoln. Nelir., and will also visit friends In oilier parts Of that state. They uro making t tit trip by auto. Himiiel CI. White, prominent eltlr.'-n of Cove, had a stroke of paralysis early Sunday morning. He lh still In 11 critical rendition. HOW much fun you get out of a pipe depends largely on one thing: the to bacco. The pipe itself is the accessory, after all. The tobacco's the thing. That's why the most contented bunch of smokers in the world smoke Prince Albert exclusively. The instant you open a tidy red tin of P. A., you know this tobacco is unlike any other. That warm, rich fragrance! Only real tobacco could give off such an appetizing aroma. You are com pletely won to P. A. when you smoke thafe first load. Cool a9 a cove sheltered from the beat of the sun. Sweet as a breath bf clover. Fragrant as fresh-cut . flowers ... fragrant and mild. : Yet with a body that satisfies your smoke-taste right down to the ground. A rare com bination, Men. It is a pretty safe guess that, if you smoke one tin of Prince Albert-'-all of it you will continue to smoke Prince Albert from then on. That has been the experience of other pipe-smokers. It's worth finding out about. Buy some P. A. today. P. A. ti totj evttywhert in tidy ti tint, poults' tnd hail-pound tin humU don, tni pound triitMl'tiait hwnidoit with .sona.'iROt.f.M'r lop And olnvyt with trtrr bit of bitt mi parch . rtmotkd by tht Prime Albttt proeeth no other tobacco is like it! Q 19? 6, R. J. Reynolda Tobacco Company, ft ioitwi-Slcni, N. C TANDAfU6ll COMPANY OFCAUfORNIA F o o t La Grande vs. Baker High School Athletic Field SATURDAY, OQpJ OCTOBER AOYCL 2:00 p.m. Admission 50c U(l-MlliK SWIM A 1,AKK NF,W YOltK A IM-mlle swim IS Just a lark for a sTcitHetl Venus. Soon after oorhpletlnfr her trip from Albany to New York In cost utile of fat und on u. diet of suirnr lumps soaked lr, whiskey. Mrs. Lottie atoore Keboeinmel went to u dnnco ami did finite hit of Cbnrlrstonlnflr. Ill 1 IT'S THE SPORT OF GOVERNORS THE HOOK OF RlTH PORTLAND. Maine Kabo Ruth and n lot of girls named Kuth are Inscribers of the Hook of Kuth in a manuscript Bible Sponsored by the llible society of Maine. , The handwriting of President Coolldge (UeneslH l : l C ) appears first. The Hube's Is tho last, but not the least 'of 31,173 specimens, one to a viai'sc. I Th crown of Great Britain is worn bv the King of Great Britain only once at his coronation. On alt other state occasions he wears the state crown. RAMBLERS ORCHESTRA Composed of Six Peppy Dance Musicians. Playing your favorite dance tunes '. in your favorite way. Phone 598-J .. . ' Paul Craver, Mgr. Hnrse rnciiiK used to be called tho spurt of klmrs but It's nlso the spurt uC Kuvernors. This shows Guvcrnnr John Ha mm ill of Iowu driving "Itndtu" at the Iowa state fair, Ues Mutnes. OFFICE CAT lnt MAUN DIO, So tunny pr-nplc nsk. "How hi the worltt clock (la ink Pratt ttititk of so many things to put tn his ad?" If you will Ju-4 rd lite mU cnr-rfultv you will mmhi oh- I servo (hen Ih very Utile thinking (Mm. Wo eiiMTt tn rcc-elre n rnrlosd 'of the N'n. 4 cr-rtnr sliingles the ln.t of this wis'k. We will sell them nt tho Maine ohl prttT of Sl.H." jhr M. One of our men here nil e- Krt Kiiw filer 011 any kind of hhv emept n tmml hiiw. 1 011 cnu Jtini leim all your saw filing work hen nt the offh-e- and It will pmiitptlv lo taken cu n of at rea h itable prhvs, Itnjnl lump iiwil Sti.1.0 ht tnti a nit Itm k Springs $11.70. ItlltiiMS li good. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. - Thu INior Alan's Krlend" Near PonndrT. lhone Mala t4A So cSnudAX llnslurvsa. Atuerlran families nre crowtne smaller. Thnt makes more room irntnlon-s. In the home for frrniture. ! Grande lodger, "but I've no Inten tion of going yet, We present Archibald Doollttle, who thought he was God's gift to the' women, but who was only the answer to a squlrr-H's pruyer. A pessimist Is nn optimist vIk iMdleved he c-ouhl grow gnnlen truck to look like that In the sr-r-tt No I Oil 1 it I ho nil., thnt t.tvinli-..l J Eve was a garter snake. LIKE rATIII.lt, 1,1 KE ? Who Ih It thinks his father Is th. country s greatest man? WUo Is tt helpn his inothi r out in cir'ry wny he ran? Who Is It, on the playing field, sticks till the game Is done? Who is tin- greatest p:, on earth? Von gucKsed It. friend. My son! Who Is tt keeps me walling for my favorite Imrbtr'n chair? Who Is it stenln my cigarettes? Who is It I hear swvnrT Who Is It will drink anything In lliiild form but water? Who Is It Tvrnrs my golfing togs? Yon n(d it. friend. My dnuKhterl i-ook here. sr", sold the land lord, "I'm sorry to Tress the point, hut your Mil Is getting big. .My, motto Is, "Pay as yon go." j "Unite. rlRht," mid the IjiI 1 A soimwhat experienced Mrs. . Gave a young fella one of her krs. Her victim said 'Mme. I've frequently nine. Hut seldom such warm ones as thrs.' S IcrilMN Ksy that In a few mil lion years tlieiv will Ik no coal. Tln-y mivht to tnvesilgni our crt' Inr. There's noito now. Counsel After all, my client Is only charged with simple theft. Oefendant (indignantly) Sim ple! I'd tike to see you do It? A young woman In Iis Angeles has been adjudged Insane IWausc she does not want to wear clothes. That s always the fate of those who nn a gt'nt-rntlon nhend of their time. "I hear yon gave a party Inst night, old ehnp. What was It to celebrate?" "It to for my wife. !t w-&s the 1 01 h anniversary of her 3itth Mrthd.-y.M HUDSON-ESSEX Reduces Prices $100 on ali Models Effective October 1 5th NEW PRICES ESSEX COACH - - $695 HUDSON COACH - $1095 Hudson Coach Special - $1150 Hudson Brougham - - $1395 Hudson 7-Passenger Sedan $1495 All Prices F.O.B. Detroit, Plus War Excise Tax E. L. LEDBETTER Adams Ave.