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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1926)
Saturday, October 30, 192(1. LA GRANDE EVENING OUSEKVEK Paere Two Attractive Values in r WARM BLANKETS For the cold nights to come. Cotton, wool-mixed, and all wool blankets at prices you'll appreciate. Dependable Off I 9Q Dependable - Values Uliii J - Quality VANDALS, AGGIES PLAYING TODAY j I BAKER DEFEATS JT7ALL0WA 50TO0 Bulldogs Run Roughshod Over Visiting Eleven T in Great Comeback . FOOTBALL I IOUTf.ANI. Ore.. Oct 30 AP) Two powerful fust und fiory snliitcd footliall elevens, tho Van dals of Idaho and tho Orcfron AK-sti-s, will face each othor thlB af ternoon on Urn Multnomah sla illmn icrlillron In what may prove lo foe the "IiIk" KUino of the Pacific- const conference as far n Port land 1b concerned. lloth teams an? In excellent condition, accord ing to their coaches and trainers. All siRns Indicate the game will be played on a snn-llt field under, a cloudless sky. Ticket sales point to a recordj-hreaking crowd. t Today's gum Is most Important In Ihn O. A. :. schedule. To low It would cause their champion ship hopes Id topple. The orange Oretron Five to Start Practice ; Next Monday rciTOKNE. Orn Oct. 30 A:P) Tho uphill climb toward the Paci fic coaat ' conference boakutball championship will bcjfln again on the Oregon campus Monday after noon ttt five o'clock when tiitf flrat workout of varsity hoopers this Aeaaon will take place under the supervision of Billy Relnhart, couch, ' ; ProHpccts for Ihn Oregon quin tet thlH year or bright, uccord ing to couch HWnhart, w?iq. hopes to better thei enviable record he rolled up Iota year In winning- (he' northwest confrnce- tltk nnd losing the coast chantplonahlp only after a hard atrugKlc. Ab a preliminary training fea ture, a tour of f'altfornla in tho . Davla & Klkliwi 21, ftalcin col letf 0. , . Muakogeo i, Lincoln IT. 10. "HAKRH, Ore.. Oct. 80 (Special) ' -Thc Baker Kullrtoga revcrtod to their old chnnipionithlp style of pluy here yesterday and, stung hy a defeat by Oruiid-t .and a tlo lth Tnlon. ran rough shod over iho Wallowa high eleven to run up a 50 to (i score. i The Wallownna were; squelched rwafr.W FoVArDl Bo thoroughly In the first half that UreffOIl T dVOrtU ZFXttr To Brush Aside linker sturled the terrific, on slnught on Hie first play with n 4(i-yard rim by Mines. Bhorlly afterwards he reeled off another 40-yard dash, thlB lime for a toncn drtwn- Tligll Kcliool Huhl 0, Ooodlng 1 i. ' Provo 67, I-chl 0. , ' .' !' Shoshone 12. Wendell S. , Payette 7, Nntnp 1. Twin Palls 27, Hupert , J Pllcr Id, Jerome 13. California Bear of two victories and no defeats to ditto and the reputation of being YKSTKWIAY'S GAMF.S ' lene or the best college football College I machines ever developed In the Wesnyun IS, Mllllken 4. . -.northwest, have been accorded Duiiuiane university 0; Hethany. coastwise recognition as leading contenders for the clinmiplonsnip. Idaho Hopeful Idaho him won one gnme lost one, but Charley Erb. coach, de. cllnes to lie read out of the parly on account of this one defeat I which was administered by Wash ington w hen he says' four Idaho regulars were out of tho game with Injuries.- . ' ' ' ' The probable line-up for today's gnme follows: Idaho ' Position O.-A. C. Ilichl I.B -...Ward Dewey I.T I.UCc Hrlnilmll.......... I.O I.leh Illiss r. C Bnlconi HJort HO Ourtln HT Heale .... .lacohy... Merger... ow earn from Pprvatlls. with a record Xm h01(jttya naJ, prosposed and several tentative games have, ulready been Und n. The Olym pic and Ht. lngntlus teams of Han Francisco have already agreed to play. The tour has come to be an annual affair In tho last few years, and according; to Ilelnhart, Is one of the best conditioners In the book,, '' Veterans Out Tlireo of last years five a for ward, center and guard will be back in uniform- this season. Roy Okerberg will lie out for his old berth at center and probably will have. the easiest time of any of the old regulars In holding his position owing to the luck of pivot mater ial from tho freshman five. Jerry Gunther of tire !926 quintet will try tot a forward and Algot West- ergren for u guard. . A great deal of strength Is expected from the playcrfl who come up fron the freshmen teanit especially from Hcalloh, Mllllgun, Pope. Klips, Johnson, Hidings, Muinmclt, Hally and C'husialn. ni;HKKiy, rai. 'Oct an (ap)- just two minutes after the, Oregon and California took thell ..I'lckerson Ttobblns ....EdwanlH .; Jnrvls HH Dcnmnn P ...... BchulmeHch ItH . ti . l.H IH'lfiI)T APKOVF.H gnme sturled. llurf made the see-1 field here today both determined owings... ond touchdown and the score stood lo wipe uway tho sting of two 12 to 0 at tho end of the first I earlier conference defeuls.- The st'HOOI oimrler. ' northerners, with a, fairly slrongl . The game was made Interesting 1 purBlng attack, w-re fuvored to j KPOIONK, Ore., Oct. 30 (AP) by the spectacular playing of the brush ualde the opposition of ajThe Eugene - school budget-for riitlru teem, the long runs for f'ulifornlu eleven, weakened by In- 1920-27 was' pusHed at a special touchdowns and the efficient Jurb s which laat week completed election yesterday by C2 votes. Ilul Mocklng of the bnckfiold men. reorgunizatlon of the buckriehl and . loling was the llghti'st In yeurfl, )erby made a 70-ysrd broken field part of the .forward wull run for a. touchdown one minute before the end of the (flnip, I a Grande Boy On 0. A C Polo Team, Is Report Probable lineups follow: Oregon Position California only :iui appearing at the polls to cast th'dr votes. At Ihn name time the budget , Dancrort iwas adopted, the voters elected, to PookJ levy a special tax on the district J4argotit;' for I2U7.M1.84. Tho levy 'passed .!.U. Cfreon, by a majorlLy of 53 votes. . - ,JIUwander J ' ' : ....... Poll rln 1 Bulphilr has been found to be n Phillips, most j OHBflON AGHKU'InmAIi OI.I.IOUK. Porvnllls, Oct. 311 John Henderson, of La Grande, has Iii-en plrktxl to niiike the trip wllh I flie'poio tenin through the south 'timing Christmas-vacation. The Uinn will leavo when rollego Is out; mill In m In ilulert to play teams froth Stanford,, Arizona, the Mld wlck Juniors. Hollywood Hunt cloli, and the Ppliriers clllb, of l.ilp Anuelfs.' which Includes sev-i enil movie rtnrs and wilt no doubt gie strong compi1ltlon for the Argle tenno umi-H wllh the Oklahoma Ag l:li4i. Texas Aggp-s und the Unlver nil of I'lnh have also, been con liilVred, hut no dale has ben dn linltety decliled, i' . Hauson l.K Iilxon....,....., I.T llodgen , 1U Carter C Kerns HO Sinclair RT tone .... ItK ' Phillips-most effective means of doslroy- Woodle Q ....Hlewell. lug the cotton' hopper, an Insect WeUel I.H ..Hrackenrldge-- pest wliieh In the past has done Ord RH ........Clymfc-r . great damage to the cotton crops Jones. '... KB '..Griffin of the south. Since 1871, the United States government has . expended $4Cli.- OUQ.OUO for the support, education, and civilisation of the Indians. Assessment Roll Gives Tax Values COnVAIXIS, Ore., Oct. 10. ; AHKesxed value of ull taxable prop-I erty. in Uenton county, ah finally, equalized by the county board of J equalization, umountH to a total of' $1 2,354,(140, according to a Hum-1 mnry completed hy L. Tnllmnn.J county aKsetwor, und forwarded loj the Klato tax comnilaHloii. j Tho Yaquls of Mexico are Iho last unsubdued tribe, of Indians In North America. " 1 ' ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR buv eood 'cicars but good coffee! He lbok's to you for that, j And you in turn look to the "Universal" Elec tric Percolator, for its patented pump- Jng. eyst,em' extracts the full savory essence from the ground coffee before it reaches the boiling point. It pumps goodness into coffee instead of boiling it out -majcihg the best coffee at the least' cost.- JESSE ROSEN BAUM : Electric Shop Opposite P.'.Q: ' - Phone. Main 104 lv 4 sW oa;i!ie tight- y "r.-n bll'-'.1!, '.'".' can't buy, an Atria ' -(.'.?' y'and Theft folicy ot such a time si that ... bet yon Can get It now. TTMAMZE - -.ilinancialprottctiunirom l.urRhirs and thieves. Atk us TODAY about this policy. Chas. H. Reynolds .Summer Hotel lllilj. "We Write Policies Right" ELECTION KETURNS B RADIO ' Have us supply you wiffTTew TJatteries and pep up your tubes and have your radio' in the . best of Condition,' to get the Election Returns Tuesday night. .v " i : " ' - " . ' -Also Tho V Queen of Roumania Talks Over Radio Election Night ; , We Will Receive The Election Returns on a Heacock Special Six RECEIVER These receivers are wonderfully loud and clear. We have erected an aerial at HEASTY'S SERVICE STATION . If you do not own a receiver LISTEN TO A HEACOCK HEACOCK RADIO SERVICE Next to Star Theatre Adams Ave. Phone 399-U I"' - - : .1 n n l V DO you VOTl'.? ; - You Hay that taxes are , too hlKh. Hut' do you votn? V , ' About pxtravauancc you sljfh. Hut do you vol'? "How lonf?.' 'you vnil, "must i w cmlnro ! T)h atato of things (hat Itft'pH u oor?' How UnK'. I do tiot know, I'm aurt' But do you vote? The' lights am bad, th" Ht rct's a nifHS, Itut do you volt? Your indignation you o?:- prss, Hut do you votft? ' Yttu ay that Iiohh. h rylc tho : show. That graft is reaching high ; and low. And doubtbsH. all you h:iv Is 80, But do you vote? You growl nt rotten politics, Hut do you vote? 'You howl at bOMscfl and the'r t trtekn, lluL do you voto? You Huy. O nocont f'ltlKon, VVu'vn hunl you, time and tline. again , We want things run by busi nkHH m;n, " But do you vot? I'nlCHS you do (I wonder, do vou?) . You've got Just what Is com ing to you. Anonymous Sawyer-Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone Main 17 Fourth Annual TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Nov. 21st ": '.v at ; ORO DELL TRAP GROUNDS. : ' Sponsored by Moco Sporting Club In the sale of our store at Union we find ourselves with a stock of late Brunswick Phonograph Records We are putting these on sale, one lot 4 for $1 The balance to go at two for a dollar. .These include a number of Regular $1.50 records Come early while selection is good. BIRNIE'S At The Sign Of The Clock READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS A Record of Accomplishment For the Best Interests of This Territory! VOTE FOR RADI0LAS BATTERIES TUBES H.&S. ELECTRIC Kmmncr lintel lllilir. KUKUC I H. WEATHERSPOON Candidate for Representative This is to remind you your vote will be appreciated. "Thanks."' Fred E. Kiddle of Island City, for Joint Senator, Union, Umatilla and Morrow Counties. "A Union County Man" "He is entitled to the support of every voter who knows him'." y "He is a young man of education, ability and vision." " v . "He has no pet measures and is the candi date of no faction,". . We ask your assistance in sending him to the State Senate. I.. A. WrlKht Merman Hoesch M. A. Ijjltzgerold J. H. Peare Oeoi-KO T, Cochran 1'nld Adv. Vlrk Wills H. II. Anderson K. H. Ivnnhoe A. T. Hill James Y. Walnum A. J. Stunse. Vt.teroas' KMdlo-for-8intr.r Cluh WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time Anywhere Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. A phone call is sufficient Office Phone Main 85 Res. Phone 300-W FOR STATE SENATOR FROM UNION AND WALLOWA COUNTIES ' Democratic Nominee For many years Albert Hunter has successfully devoted his time and effort for the best interests of the people of these counties. His record in the legislature is constructive, progressive, and result-getting. , He has worked constantly for the Eastern Oregon Nor mal School, for the La Grande armory, for every measure de signed to benefit the people of this district. He is an experi enced legislator and has an acquaintance and influence in the legislature that will be invaluable in securing favoiable action. No candidate can serve better the agricultural, business, and industrial interests of these two counties. A vote for Albert Hunter is a vote for the things this dis trict needs and wants. Your support at the election Tues day will be appreciated. VOTE 34 X ALBERT HUNTER Pnld. Adv. by Albert Hunter. I sjjsjjsfjjsj-lj-lj-lj-lj
