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Vr'ijnv. November lMffi. Pare Two FOOTBALL College Hero i a ima m in' 1.' r i' ivi i rvi 1 1 i 1 ir u u' for Winter The demand of the practical woman for the smartest dress materials is happily satis ': fied in our display of fabrics for winter frocks. Fine weaving which makes the val ues all the more noticeable when you see and handle the Roods is dominate throughout the department, at moderate prices. Woolens shown for street and sports wear sponsor unusual weaves, generally in small patterns and many are self -toned. There " arc the choicest new flannels, plain and pat 'ferried, that are especially favored for fall -sewing. ' ; v '. ' tNovelty-Weaves Are Most Prominent 1 : Velvet, brocade, and crepe satin are im portant this season for frocks designed to meet all the requirements of stylish dress ihg. They are exceedingly smart and the colors mostly dark in keeping with, the season-lend charm with the richness and qual ity they show. , ...... ; ; 1 , For general purposes the famous A. B. C. silks are meeting with wide approval in the entire La Grande territory., They are, sold exclusively at this store and with yide grange of new shades, plain and changeable weaves, the price of 85c a yard is remark able. " - . , ", , 1 Notions latest trimmings smart accessories will attract you equally , while shopping here. Dependable qual ity and values protect you in every '' purchase. . : Dependable Dependable Qualify. SPORT NEWS TROJANS DEFEAT AGGIES 17 TO 7 Ontario Eleven Loses to Baker In Close Game Outatumllnjr football gomci In varioua wi'tionM .of tho . 1'nuVd Htuies Nov. 13, Include: t I Army va, Notre Diimo ut New Vork. I Princeton vs. Yale at I'rlnceton. Pennsylvania va . rolumbln. at 'phlinilPiphlu. 'flymruiw vil. f'olKiiti' al Kymcuae. ! Harvard va. ; Jirown ut fuin-brlflfce- o." . ' ' . NuVy ;vhI Orortfctown lit . Atinn-pottH-. ' t ' '.' y j Cornell v,i. I )u rim until ut Iihtwa. 1 .Wlllbuiw vm.; Amherst of. Ani lifrt. .'.'..j i 1'ran. Hlali! yk lliirlinull.nl Htiitu Collego, Pa. I Moaion i'olli'Ke vm, JJuiilull Jn illuna ut Ho on. Maryland v. Vlnflnlu at 'CoIIpbh J'nrk, Md. I l.arayfttte va HilHijiii'linnnii ut Koaton. I'a. ' . J Ijehlgh vk. IHHgim nl HpIIiIc-. hem,- Pa.-' - ' ' - j . Holy t'roM vh. r'ntliolin at .Wor- eeHtr, Mass. Washington und Ji-froraon vs. PitlHuurrh at PlttitliurRli. i 'Wealeyan va. Howdutn ut Allil- dlptown, 'onn. NpH" Vork ITnlv.THlty vh, Duvls r:ikina ut N-w York. Npu' HutnnhJn vH..Mulnn ut Diirham, N. H. . ,WBt Virginia vh. Ci-ntrn . fit ParkoralnirK. W. Vu. . -. v v Wrl ..MlnhlBun va Ohio Bin to nl Col uniJiu. Ohio. WlHconxlil vti. Iowa at M.nllson. Wiu fhiravo vh. North wo.slcrn at Rvanston, 111 , I IllinolH va Wahnah nl t'rluuia. III.-. Piinliio va ITnnklln ut l.nriiynttn lull. I MlntiPiiota vs. Hutlcr al Minnea polis Jn. liana v. MIhhIhsIppI A. & M. al Hloomlngion, 1ml'. MlBHOiirl va WaxhliiRton nl Col Ulnhla, Mo. loiva Htalo vs. Imikn at A.mos, Ja.' Kansas Ajorlis va Ni hinRkn. at Uhroln, Ni-b. (IHnnell vs. Oklnlionia A. M. at Normal, Okla. Oklahoma v. Kansas at Law rence, Kan. Ht. I.oii(m vs. Arkansas Poly, nt Bt, IxjuIh. 1 Sniilh Alabama vs. Horhla at Mnnl- goniery. Ala. Alabama Poly. vs. M.iniuHln at BlrnilUKhuni; Ala. OforKla Tirh. vs. Georgia nt At lanta, Oil. V. M. I. vs. Krnlurky nt t'lmrlos ton, W. Va. Louisiana flluti' vs. Mls.Hlftsiiipi f'ntv. at Union l(oug l.u. Tnlant' vs. Hi'wani't' nt New Or- ll'OllS. Vanderhlll va Teiinps.w nt Nashville, IVnn. Waslilngton and l.ee vs. Virginia Poly:., at Hlarkslmrg. Vn. North t'arollna I'nlv. va Is'ivhl hon at llavldson.'N. ' Houlh rnrollna vs. I.'urmnn nl Columbia, . r. " rlenison vs. The Cllnilel nl Oletiison f'olli'ge, H. ('. l ar UV't t StanTord vs. Washington al Stanrord, -t'ul. Washlnglon Stnlu Collego vs. Oretfon ut Pullman, Wash. Montana vs. Whitman at Mis soula, Mont. V the pumpuH hero of ! IE I PieHcntlnK He iH I he first State player to scorj, n I'niver.sity ut Michigan In tight j yeur. lie kicked a Held coal. ; ENTERPRISE PERSONALS !; N T K R P It I H K (.Special ) 1 Among the people registered at i the Hotel Lnlerprise tho Hrst of I the week were tj. 1.. Habcock. In- . rliiiu agent from Pendleton; Kdwln ; lioliues, insurance man of La ' tlrnnde: Mis. I.. Kloyd. welfal-e i worker in mtmn's clubs from lluniclln, Ha.; A. V. Wella of Port- j land: lloland Oliver, or Portland: i W. l'. Uucker, of Hpnkune; Oeorge l-'ergiion, of Pendleton and P. K. (lerald, of Porlland, Two Coast Conference Games Will B Played Tomorrow s RAN rUANrlSCO, Nov. 12 (AP) --In tlio wake of yesterilay'a stun ning outcome when I'nlveralty of Southern llullfornla IojipUmI the previously undefeated Oregon Ag. ales under a 1T-7 scorn, four oilier Pacific coast, ronference teams uicliillKefl toduy for resumption of gihllron hostilities over the week liml. . Interest In the conference clashes shifted overnight from north to south where Ktunrord. Viity remaining eleven with a per fect record prepared to entertain the purple tornado or Washington In one of the cruclul games of the seiisou. A victory over ihe north, frh squad will pave the way for a Cardinal championship us Htan- lonl has but then to ItLCet the weaker California, team. Coach Wurner's men are favored to take the measure of Washington by odds i.r : to 1. ' Onrgim Plays ftmgnr Oregon Invaded Pullman deter mined to iiilvnnr in the percent age column by u. triumph over Washlnglon Stat College, but the Cougars, now tied with If. M. C. Washington and o. A. C. for sec ond place, were concedes an edge over Ihclr opponents or tomorrow. .c'evn.la followers turned toward Berkeley confident that the Wolf link would run over California 0iMen Hear already steerng nnder five successive defeat!, Tne Heura however, with a new baek fleld combination of considerable rlrength. werl' expected to break Ihe long airing or looses. , Whitman laid siege at the Mis. soula strong hold of Montana's grhullc. Like the California con test It la not or conference bear-tng. POTm.ANn. Ore.. Nov. U (AP) -Classical root ball lore featuring score "with on minute to play" had a counter part In the finish of the mini her yesterday be tween Oregon Agricultural college rnu tha I'nlveralty of Bout hern California In, which tho Aggies lute. ! The Trojans hail won tlm game wilh two louehdowns and a place kick. Score 17 to 7. Hrlce Taylor, toe artist of the Southern Cnlirornlnns made a placn kick In the rirsl period nrier two unsuccessful attempts. In the sec ond period a pass from Kaer, Ihe Trojans' quarter. In l.liranelle Just behind Ihe Aggies' goal scored Ihe first perind after a terrific piling- j lug attack and Tnylur again made the extra point. I lilxon blocked a Trojan punt j on the il-yurd line and oliusteud. f a sub lackle I'or the Agglea picked , up tile bull and dived over Hie linn ! for Ihe Agglis loiiclidown. .Maple kicked for the extra point, made a touchdown In the last 3l seconds. Hut the rally came too Army Champion rr''T!f,? 1 rpfw li! ' llAKKIt, Ore.. Nov. 11 fleorge llurr. Maker halfback, plunged through the Hue for the only touchdown in the Armistice Day football gume yesterday and won the contest by u 6 to a worn arter. the bull hud been pushed 10 thu 6-Inch line by a 26-ynrd pass from Hlnes to McCord unit two run by. Ailruln and Duff. Ontario was hoplessly weak btv the ofrense, but able to hold the' Huker teutu when the 'llllllilogn" cume in striking distance of the' goal. linker had three chances within a Tow feet of the goal line, but wern unable to pierce .the strong Ontario defense, Assessors Meet In Salem Today HAbKM, Ore., Nov. 12 (AP) f'ounly ORWKHorM of Orison iihm-1 hre loilay for a iIIhtusvIoii of tux ration with thu.Htute lax coinmis Icn. Tho uasoasors rtinie here frpm Mi-dfonl where the unmiiil convention ynn held (lurtntf tint earlier part of the week. It is ex M'(Mr.l that, ihe i'sslon here will ronltmie llirouph the weekr Frosh and Rooks To Play Saturday Kl CJKNi:. Ore.. Nov. IS (Al1) Tht- ( nivrMMy of Oreyou frvuh iiuiu too (bull tHi la reuily toduy fur the clash tomorrow with the o. A. i. ruoka from orvlll. The Kaine will be played on the loon I fit 'Id. The Kume 1h mheduln for 1 oVloek. I he On'Kon frotth will prent a sttoiiK lineup, but the lark of competent rextrvea 1 iMtictuihle. Kid Starkey Wins From Joe C off man Kl.AMATTH. FAXIA Ori, Nov. VI (Al Tt'arlnff In and coring a knockdown In the first rouuO, Kid Starkey outpoluted Joe "off. man all the way In their tvo-round main ivent bout her yeaiardky af ternoon. tho fiffht etidtnr In tha Mlxth whim (Hiffiiwn was unable to rl nfler a barrairc of blowa to th In-art unU kidneyn. They ara ljft. po undent rrcwnttnn Al I'Vi.-tmin ft-ather m-laht hnniilun of thv nrny amy Ml marine rorM. iio will he t'nrle Hnm'ft ofneful reprtwninilv In the iftmlng tournament the Moiki featherweight lit'- $30 Hill Issued In 1778 Valuable NKW imlTAIN. Tono.. Nor. 15 ( AP) A bona fide 110 tdll la beld by li. rnurd U Hoppe of thts rtly. Local banklnV house pronouoct It iiuihentlc, and Hoppe ha refuacd many time Its face value. The note, dated September and Mgned by "A. l.areac. Secretary of the I nlled Mateo Treasury." la numbered il7,(lX. It is alwul oae-foHrth iha Ota of modern dollar bill. rWukera aay K Is situ legal tender. COUNTED OUT Hairy Orrh. former wtnid'N baddlrwelKht and lih'hl hrnvy weiirht ehampim, la hui ird ul rtltMburR after Mm unexpected eath in Atlantk 'h. Thin aboaa the casket Iteina taken from Ht. Philoniena'n rhureh nf tr th aerviraa; arrow putnta to Oene Tunuey, heavyweiKltt cham pion, who wan n pallbrnrer. 1 Iojidline vnti npver see: M V OlM'rtNKN'T HKTTKlt MAX. SAYS III-: !; A T Mil ( ' A N 1 ) I ! A T K . CKESTCOLDS , Apply over throat and cheat cover with hot flannel cloth. Njx po Rub Over 17 Million Jarm UJ Yvarty Canned Foods ;-:; Week : NOV. 10 TO NOV. 20 Special prices by the dozen and by the case are being made between these dates by Piggly Wiggly. Pink colored hanging price tags show some of these prices. Study our price tags and talk with the men at the checking counter be fore you buy the canned goods you intend to pur chase this season. I it 'jOOK OVER OUR WANTC ADS FOR BARGAIN3 o nn m'Hiiiu: inire wliltr lend for Sl.t.(t." pi-1 hniMlr.-.l. Wo i-f Tlllnj; Imiulii Is nf gallons of (Miletl liiisi'il oil. I went up to l.iilf ai prist ycstcrclny Just lo take a tlay tiff iiml one of it it fariiiri's up there l,r.ti!-li! r0 futlhius of I(M tun ii paint frnm us. lit ot ft chcrnxi' than trr ciMilil hne K(- h'ti M nt ttic mnfl virdei' Itousrs and nt llu mimic lime p.irt l!i pnlnl. .My iillli I) en iit-lt yartl up iln-ii' is ttolir rl wHI. Thvy I urn ahiHii ('ft eryilHiitc wi. send tlniti hai'k Into intnu'y. and (tit tiHMM y ft arts out aflcr aiKiihiT supply. i air militia, itrarly n II the piiiutcrs In the cnutitry lo buy nl hiiit part c:f tluir supplv nml stiiin' tl (Ik in buy nil llieii uppl hen. AVe haw a fiiu line of rubber set bnislii s all tin way from 7.V up. Our saw filt'i- has 1 1 saws ahead In file. Our iimfrr Is Kttlnv lo be ns Imsy as n bumble iM'e, lobs nee bt'yinnlny lit pile up on him. Ue have a rarlmul of coal com in if hi nnd a caiioml of roof hiK nml a cat loud or shlnKles and we are jus! .shipping' out 1 1 tree cars of luniln-r. We sill have snmlapet' ami yellow pine wood. Claude C. Pratt Lumber Co. "Tho I'oor Man's Friend" Near laundry. I'bone Main 248 o fniim-lity ltiitlnM. Do Your Christmas Shopping Now A small deposit will assure you of what you want and when you want it. La Grande Electric Co. 1412 Adami Atro. -tterjllilim Fleet rkl" 1 1 ,, , L-r 'liiffilENT I ; ! i ., , !3W Tvvery .Sunday v j' .i k d(T frV. Kveninp ihe At- ' 1 a . JwV tmV water Kent Kndio iTX! ' - wrm- Sa1 1 loin is Hchednled j I " " ' JP-V fe. ini nl. 8:15 renin. 1 U i i 4 " 'l Wk. J VI ' sPt time and li : 1 5 KL j '1 lfV "VA vl WypM Pari flu time U I ' mXj SSVl I I T I H II WEAF . . . MneYerk '! 11 ' -a (ffH! A WHC ; '. 'WaAintrnt 'Hi' . 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