Saturday, Novonilier fi,
Page Two
LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER
A. B. C. SILKS
the economical quality silk for general
purposes. -t
Nationally advertised Nationally
I favored. All shades.
. 85c yd.
Dependable XIII 'O Dependable
Values
Quality
jUft ssaasi .
I SPORT NEWS 1
! HUSKIES DOPED
TO TRIM BEARS
; Cougars Favorites over
! i vandals Saints Ex
: peeted to Win
' KAN ritANCISCO, Nov. . II (AD
j Iwilh two I'lielflc coom oonri'i
! vufo paniPB and tmv inieriwclioniil
' conlr-Ht on 1 Ik- hill In norlliwwit,
llllcrcsl 111 fur Vcnti'rn roollmll
citnli n d In thai wctlon today.
Tim oiitnlundliiK evi-nt wiih tlni
nnnuul rliicslc lu-lwciMi llio llnlvr
crslty or Wnslilnifton and InlviT
Bitjr of California nt Kiuttlci.
, With California HtnKirnrtng unilor
four aueenmlvn dc fduls, tint Well
ington Huskies worn dopwl lo win
yielr si'i'oml micCTimlvii vIMory,
V.ovnr t ho Ixuirn.
.' KiiKklrH ill I'liik
lliiKkli'H plt'vcn wnl
FOOTBALL
I'lllDAVS (i A AMOS
At . Woodhurn; WootllMirn
Ni'Wlmrjr 7.
At Molullu: HliviTton li; Molalla
20.
At Kali iiK , Rul-ln 21s IIIIIh
lioro 3. . .
At Indepi'iinVnci-: Iinlfpi'ndi-nco
01 ; HhiMld 0. '
' Ontario, On-. 1C, Krulllund, Ma.
7. ' ' ' ,
i Nuiniia 14. Caldwell 13., , .
HhonhoiH) 0, Kuiifirffl.
, roratnllo 7. Twin KallH !.
Jeroino 0, (loodlng .0.
Wedfooters Will
Watch Cougars Go
rcl'OteNK, 'Ore., Nov. II (AT)
Tlio University of On'tfon ruolhall
wiund Ih 111 for u wwlt ,end of nwit,
tlio flrHL for Bonm tlnm, tlia only
workout on thn Bchi'dula ImliiK a
;i.i...i, ., iii.i unrkont lost nlKht croHH-Boiintry lillto tills afturnoon
land npiHiirod In litlr condition , W.'bfont ..y.'H will bo on tho Idaho
rt,nn at any llmo during tlio -ft- Washington Htuli- oolli-Bo gam..,
H ....... it... lwnv-nvni. fnf nr.nl u'm.k thi flrii.
gon Kipiud will meet tho ('oukiii-h
In I'ullman, Wnnll. Hp Ike Ij-bII",
aHHlHtant lino coach for Oregon,
will bo fit Moafow today lo got a
lino on tho W. H. f. uttuck.
Ycsturduy tho. vni-Hlty aiiuud of
Orrgon nut on tlio honrli and
wutchfd tho soeond string mon
batllo tho froall leant A 4n-niin-uto
HcHslon, was htdU, .mid tho
scoro was 7-7 at the end of the
tilt- . ,
JHon. Tlio squad u iniaci wmi mo
icsippllon of William ChurloMon
ilmlllmok, who Is on tho Injured list.
' ills plnco was filled during pruc
lillco by ;hurle Carrol, Who sturt
; d against Whitman colllsgo a week
iniro. Coueli Nibs i'rlce. of f'Hllf
t.ornla. said that he would prolwbly
istart Uorl Jubs at fullback, lenv
Jng Cnptaln Hert Qrlffln, Who wub
"slightly Injured last Baturday, on
tlio bench.
jf In the' second const conference
.contest. Washington Htato college,
Who only team to defeat tho ynlvor
felty of Washington this season,
jw-'ushes with the University of Ida
'ho at Moscow. Tho Washington
K.-ourars, though nominally looked
upon ns tho probable victors, worn
sciloiisly handicapped by tho lows
or four first string players.
' ' Knlnts IHvorltcw
t'ndcrcntcd Rt. 1 Mary's college
wTilrh took its plnco nlnong tho
s'rongest teams or the west by con
Johri8oriDePinto
Battle to Draw
KUORNK, Ore., Nov. 0 (AP)
Lex Johnson, of Portland, and
Mlko lieplnto, also or Portland,
went the full ten rounds to n draw
In the Armory boxing card liere
lu st night. Johnson went In at'
132, While lleplmo sealed I MR. Iie-
oncrlnr falirornla, meets Oonsagu "1 l""-n a slight favorite for
university at Hpokuns In tho inter- "lu -
sectional battle. The Mints wers In the seml-windiip Jon Hlaek-
rnvored to win. . wH. 1 Kugeno. and 1'ote.
At Walla Wnlla, Wash., Whil- Hyrnes, 160, or Poitlund, slugged
nnn college opposes tho College or their way to a draw.. Wild tiam
Idaho in a northwest con,rereno jUuhlon, Portland . negro, 161)
r.mc. liounder, riattened Paul Welborn,.
i . No OnnMS In otolith 16". of Hugcne,.'ln 6S seconds In
"No outstanding contests woro on the second preliminary. Kid
tlie gridiron program In California. Tanner, las, look a decision from
Stanford university, '.which loomed Young Jossle, tall, of J'ortliuid In
as a conforencu winner by defeat- the four-round curtuln raiser.
Ing the I'nlverBlty of Bouthern Cul-I u l
ltbrnla last week, expected to wal
Idp the University of Banta Cluni.
nt Palo Alto while II. H. C. took
a'-ilny ofr, having nothing to do
until tint nrfruy with tlio Oregon
Ajtjtles next week.
Bohemian Girl
To Open Arcade
Itoadshow Season
7 On TmmJiiy hlRht, Vor. 18 the
Amnio tlii-utcr will tlHhPr In It's
r(j;nlnhow wiison with Muy Valcn
I Iih-'h romlfi oin-ru orffuntwitton
I prrm nlliwr Holfn's lltfht opora inflH-
ttrpM:!, "TUtx Jioljtfiiiiun Clin. , .
, Thla ull-Ainorican company
niimbiTM 40 urtlHiH, lat'ludlnff cam,
filiix iiH uiiil. hm'oJhI -ovrhoHtra. MImh
Val-nllnt! will Dcruonully conduct
In r on-ln-Htni from the lt.
Of thin'orfcrlniir tho SpokPBTnan-JN'Vh-w
Hiiy In prt;:
.TJjo May VtuVotlne opora Pom
Pny In "Tho Holicniiun . Oirr
churiniti the turne hiidtcncn which
CilU-d tin- Masonic templn auditor
Inm. 'Hi i' opera Is ao dfllclouHly
iiM'todlc und H phraficB flow bo
.smoothly in a slreum of purnat
iiMjHlr, tlial the scoro alone rn
HthH It to kind words. To thn
i'llKitH of (he tinifllf are. added
thom' of a fine prtnentntlon. The
elionift not only slnfrt well hut 1a
youiiK and pretty. Thn principal
are nit in iiHiclaris nlnRlnff with fiw
a and dramatic feeling.
M s Valentine. In her ttixmjo
(oht and pmart Bklrt, Ipokii plc
lureR'i'it' "t "'e piano, from which
valitaKO point he conductn.
Tim whole production In 0
wnrknmnllke, so ' flnlHhed and o :
alto(f''U"'r well dono, thut Ihe au-'
lli'iice i-nloyt'd every meamire.
"j Dreumt I IMvelt In Murhln
UullH ' MiuiK by Martcarot Hlhlmrd,
wiih 1 i Un on old memory book brt-
eome. vocal, anu ' mihs niouu-ru,
who hvH a soprano of Hweetn.eMM,
xiu-hhi of pitch and fine runffo.
wiih enoored Blncereiy. KreijencK
Wheclr uH the count when he huhk
"Tho Heart Mowed Down" wan uc
cliihned. ' ,
CleorRe KbiehlH iih thn chief of
the Kyplca wub . probably morn
enllrely In character than uny oth
er member of the cunt and wun a
CiivoiitH. Tliomaa Curtln, , who
lookud JiUo l.ou'fll Sherman In u
cyuical moodf wuh . aiiniirame n
the count'H nephew. Ho handled f
hl.s voice, and monocle with equal
.am-. The rolo of Thadeua by Wil
liam Mile In-1 1 was HiniK' with iiiiihJ
elanHhlp and real ,flalrj for Itn
drainath; moments.
In fact, thn opera la Just one.
dramatic moment after anothor.
Kllzubeth, Ulckel an th queen.
aeted llkit tlie gypsy curm? he wii
HiippcjKil to be, and sah(f wnll in
died. The quartet In th snrond
t broiiRht forth much upplaiisc.
A Team liTHimserf
Pendleton Meets
( y v
i-rt. vf r J. 1 f! ' " '
... ...
VrntMM fasMnnva coptnln of the Buntn Clara (fulir.i llnlvnsliy football
:invtn He's one of conch Adam Walsh's triple thi-eaiers and does all
the kicking and s his Bhare of the team's pawing fie nlso excels as a
broken field runnet being one of the Iwsl In the ful west sector
PARKING SPACE
FOR 15,000 CARS
north end of the park, Ihe rest of
tho puco Is free.
IN CITY'S HE A RTCar Body From Fir
Tree Touring Home
CHICAGO. Nov. 6 (AP) Parlt-
lng space ror 16.000 automobiles
Walla Walla ' 1 V iMamlng one or them in the streets
. 1 ib an unique adjunct 01 nicago.
PKNI.I.H'I'ON, Ore., . Nov. Oi-I T'"' P,",,fK O"1 ,
letn' ' high school's eleven '"". " " "t.;. r, " ' " '
RUil, l tin 1 oi ium 11111111rs11.il
I
fooibull warriors Will mret some ,
MONTIiSANO, Wash.. Nov. C.
(AI') A tour In a Douglas fir log
Ih under preparation by K. V.
Wade, wln ih .making, an automo
bile body from u Kiant tree. '
The apartment plan calls for n
ivenue combination heilroom and living
tkakfix i-Ani:vr.M
MA1.MOR HVKI1:N Afler
teurrut farewell I'rlnces AHlrid is
nt ma, like a true daughter of tin
VlkbiKH, on Ihe way to comiucr
1 he land of her htiHband by lur
elmrni. The tear.s were of Horrovv
ov-r leaving her native land and
the warmlh of her farewell.
li.. uliw.au nntnw . I i mllli f.il.lltiir tinlu turn
nwvn oppoHitlon hero this after- . i , ,, ,kVd,i bitnhon
noon when the -Ulutv Devils, . of 1 i. Unuu PftrK wua ma,,n hy lim,,K' ,,, ,7, i Ht.t X J
nr.. ii.. iir,.ii,. ut..u . ii.H, :in tno ioki. ii is u noli mile, w uo . ........,-.'" '..-" "?;
VI1II(L lYUUIUf lllfillYTIIKilss.l-M tlll'lll 1 - ,
In CO mluuteH of Win Kridlron-pa upiween me parainK space ami mo
. uttHM. t...l ( olelr. Villi IVii.t In ti-l.lih
nine. rim invaders am ;connnx r " " " ' "-' " ,.tiifin imi..nrpK.
hem with an Impressive H'Cord. between thn drprenflfd tracks "
marred hy but one d-feut and that or the. Illinois (Vntrul railroad and, 'he stump 7ne.fMi.red - tilri . fee
... ..... I- (Km .nr. In ,IHwWV In II, iu unjie... ' fmil". hirhe.S acinSH .Uld Is HOW 1 '
in tii? iiiiii-.in ui lint' poTrnii . - , .
Ii.-wls and Clark IiIkIi school of f'r ,.m- mtl iuhK. (
Kuolfune 4 1 to 7 . - IcSra cun stand abreast. With i
Oomparatlve ncorea In formor ilogltudlnal driveways for Insrew,
Devils an ,tnem is room lor m rows, or ni,-
The loil home In td' h''iIecilrlo-
ally llMhled thi'ouKhoht and have
feet Ioiik, weiKhiiiK: 4iUU putimtfi.
When complete the houne koch
ii)on a truck and trailer.
APPLE SHIPPING
RECORD IS MADE
10,07? Carloads Forward
ed from Wehatchee,
'.''. Wash. Region
WKNATCHKK, Wash., Nov. 0
There w 6ao4 cars or apiibs
nhlpped during October, llert link
er, secretory or lh trafrlf asso
ciation, announced. brlnulliB sea
sonnl shlpniftils to 10.07 cms.
This is u new record for shipments
from tlio north central Washing
ton district up lo Nov. 1.
Ijiat year at this time 0.276 cars
had been shipped, whllu two years
uko shipments totaled 7,401 cars.
In 192S, the year of the record
apple crop, the season's total on
November 1 was 8.S2S cars. Imr
Inif November It Is estimated that
2,50(1 cars will be forwnrded, leav
inir but 2.IMI0 cars in the district.
It Is not believed that shipments
wlll'enual the Novemlier estimate,
as apples now In storage will no
doubt bo held until Inter In the
.season. I.ou Mlckel. Orent North
ern fruit agent, said there la no
Indication of uny shorlaife of re
frlserator. cars. Hhippers report
that tho. Great Northern haB (riven
Excellent, service this fall.
Affairs of the "eat VVenntebee
tipples" have been closed up and
the balance remaining on hand has
been distributed amoliR growers
Who p'ald In their share of the 1112:1
assessment of S cents a box for
advertising Wenatchee apples, It
was announced today. It was snlil
that It had been necessary lo wait
lint 11 the asspsHirwnts could bo col
lected rrotn some growers and or
ganizations before the remaining
dividend Could bo paid.
Checks sent out to close up the
financial affairs uiiiounled to u
little more than half a. cent a box.
About two years ago a cent a box
wna returned to all growers out of
'tho 1 123 assessment, so that a littlo
...n-.. t,..n hulr the amount col
lected that year liaa been returned.
I Tho sudden duath. of H. U Wlester
seoretary-manager. last JanuurV.
caused a considerable delay in the
final closing up of tho affairs, it
j wi:s announced.
' ' BO riMMMDATKK. ffi '
..NliW iOKK-Al Hrnator Mi,
of New Hampslilrei4e4.( ii. the
chief o(tw!t of Iho.ojeotloo -ami Ui, ,
that 90 odd candidates for presl.
dent will begin to (perk; up aj .
most of tho votes and speeches In.
tho senate will be wtth a weather
eyo on 1928., , ', . ,
Ono meat cater says. lettuce 1
I just a sport model cabbage. '.'
The Biggest In Our History- j ,
TURKEY SHOOT!
. .. ( til -.
14th Annual Event. .
WING, FIN & FLEETFOOT CLUB
SUNDAY, NOV. 21.
KaiiiMfi Ktve the Blue
cdjfi- over Qninn's eleven.
Big Shoot Will '
Be Held Eugene
8nocDrs.
Hxcept. for a laru; space nt Ihe
Today's definition:'
profanity).'
drullia cc
I 1 . CIKIKKN l'KOI'I.H
IrHII.A.riKI.PirjA Alistrlans,
lit the words or their minister to
tli sMtes. Kdgnr I,. U. Ilrochlnek, I : ; -
"iejolco In thn bounty which pro-1 The now cathode ray, which In
vllenee seems to have reserved Tor mild to eause hair to grow whe:-e
lis-choseii people the Americans." none grew before, might be umc 1
J Austilnns believe America Is to lone down the glare or Ihe
luoVely at the start Of Jier usrend- lootllghln over the Imrrcn wnsti'H
'h'cy. . or How No. I.
y
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WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING
Any Time - Anywhere Any Place
Just leave your moving problems to U3.
A phone call is sufficient
KI't'iKNK, Ore.. Nov. (i ( AP)
The Kt-eoiifl larKHt trap shoot In
tin I nli.-.l Siat-H will he held. In
l-IuKt'iif in'xt May, when the l-ane
t 'tiimiy Hport.'OMen's aHNoclattoti
will be hout to tho best Hliots of
thi l'acltie coast. It wfls revealed
at a int-WlnK" of thn group hero
ln.it iiIkM. The Amcrlcitn Trap
.sliootlnK afwoelatlon- has awarded
Hie raclllc coant division shoot to
the Lane -county organisation. ,
The shnot has not heen held In
Oregon Tor Hevernl yearn Tills
year's meot. Ih at Del Monte t'l.
Tim .meet Ih Biu'Oitd only to the
ii n mi ul trap.Hhoot association eviiU
In Ohio. Moro than i!)0 entries
urn expfeled hme. O. .M, Kord,
vlen priHdli nt of the National as
sociation and manager of thn I'flcl
lie couhi Koiie, will be here to lako
charge of the none event.
1 Hiring a revival the women have
;l m cn-t ih sire to attend the ser
vice ttur "iih'n only" and the men
thn one fur "women only."
Defeats Nurrni
Office Phone
Main 85
Res. Phone
300-W
T-1'aswTutor Sedan living Nv. inch fr Portland
For
So. Calif.-O. A. C. Football Game
Can rraimiinOalo l'iWtWrn.
$15.00 Round Trip
rioniled Driver Insuml tar Inoulrp
George Meserve
Fourth Annual
TURKEY
SHOOT
Sunday, Nov. 21st
. AT '
ORO DELL TRAP GROUNDS
Sponsored by
Moco Sporting Club
IMI'KIUAL TAXI
Phone MAIN' OHO
Here l IH- I'leliei CimHiUK llernin.
iiiim.r. ho iutlv h.iwi-d hu
h.vls lo Wide or Harden and ih.
Kn al Nuiml The le:irn.l doelrtt 1
a nrw rcurd liv iiinl Hi
urier lu ihree mlnule. 4 ft
LET THE
RADIO
Solve the problem of these long, rather lone
some evenings by bringing the news and en
tertainments of the world to your fireside. .
The air is full of entertainment and instruc
tion all yours at the twirl of a dial.
Why not let us install a receiver for you
you'll never regret the small expense.
We Are Selling a Good One Complete
For $101.00
Backed up by our Superior
Service
The Radios We Sell Are Sure to Give
Superior Results.
HEAC0CK RADIO
SERVICE
Next to Star Theatre
Phone 399-U
Adams Ave.
t ST..-
yid Prompt
settlement
Im on carry public
' liability insurance mi
, your car? ,
Von ran i mi afford to
wi without this neces
sary rovoraite.
Our rates are as low
as $H.O fur r,oi)0
protection. ,
Wm.MHler&Co.
Phone Main . 1.
Established 18Sg
IMBLER COMMUNITY
BENEFIT AUCTION
SALE
To sell many valuable and useful arti
cles d6nated to help raise funds for
Imbler's new gymnasium at the
School Grounds, V
November 10th
: Wednesday, 11 a. m.
Tom Johnson, Auctioneer.
B. R. Black....! ..Beeiinp mower, Oliver plow" f
' Carl Fuller .....Cream Heparntor
liin McKlnnla Oan plow (3 hotton) Oliver
Hush Huron 2 HampHhire sheep, grade
Frank McKlnnis Poland China' pig
Vergil Sanderson .....Cream separator
linuth McKennon ;.....3 section harrow
V. R. Jedbetler 2 Brude HnmpHhlre sheep
'rank MclCennon' IIilsteln heifer
HusfHdl McKennon..... I'nlnnd China Kilt fpurebred)
Jet Gasklll 1... Wceder attachments (2 sets)
L. U. liiliinwH Plff
Sam Huckman Plow
I j. WcstenskoW Disk, Spud aortor, BitKy
lyle Wilson CiiHollne engine (2 horse power)
Alvndore Andrews .......I! radios
I'Yank Perry Calf , ; ,
Oscar Howell (.. Purebred Chester White gilt ,
I. A. HinKamnn Jersey heifer." ,' ,.,., ' ,
ij. A, Ktrineham .Pony curt and harness t
J. A. Biirch field 2 4-yr.-uId mares (oommisslori on
1 - , i ' , , sale donated ) ( ,
Other donated articles will also be
sold. Lunch will be served at noon by
Imbler Parent-Teacher Ass'n, proceeds
to go to Gym Fund.
Come! You'll get your money's worth!.
No Small Store Owner Can Afford to Neglect II is:
Lighting .
"It's just a little place, and
we don't need much light." . . .' . ' '
Sometimes we hear this from a
merchant. , .
It sounds reasonable but it
doesn't check with the facts.
The little place the moderate
sized and growing concern is
just the store that needs a lot of
light and can't afford to be
without it. .
Light has the remarkable pow
er to make big stores out of lit
tle ones. It attracts favorable
attention adds a note of up-to-dateness
makes buying and"
selling easier speeds up "turn-"
over and stimulates profit. '
We are particularly interested
in the lighting of small stores,
and believe you will find much'
to think about in our special of
fer on the famous Ivanhoe unit. '
We will give you lighting plan
ned to fit your store.
A phone call
representative.
will bring our
We will install these units in your
place of business for $1.00 down,
12 months to pay $1.00 per month
per unit
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POWER CO.
"Light Is Your Cheapest Salesman,"
one sei-ond.