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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1926)
s Tuesday. November 1". l'J26." Parre Two LA GKANDE EVENING OBSERVER STANFORD ALL SET FOR TITLE wolf pack STAR Stockmen And Farmers Praying C Snr L rout water of ' t .htB .mmopln. alwady has For .Heavy Snow Humming Birds for A 11 Occasions j BECrtuac;: 1 (O They have extra long pure silk boots well above the lmee. . . (2) They have the patented Index Instep and Ankle. 1- which insures a perfect fit after many washings. (3) They come in 40 cf the nqwest and most attractive shades. (j) They are guaranteed to give satisfaction, or you get '. a new pair. .- l ' , ' (5) They have the special gartsr run stop above the knee a sure stoo smnal to carter runs. ' ' Uui puyumi puce I r il'.ese popular hose SJ.50 PER PAIR. Every Pair Fully Guaranteed With Only . California to Play, Redshirts Seem to Have Cinch - I'aiirio Cmst (Vmfcrcn NtaiiilinsH ; w. Stanford ........ W. H. C. ......... o. a. c V. R . ... Washington Oregon : Idaho ..: Montuna .... ..... fullfornhi .... ., 4 ..".... .....J I I 0 ......II HILL'S PURE SILK. HOSIERY WEARS LONGER fc'gl'-"- SPORT NEWS urn imam rirnic n fciiOU.miV UUuulllO aggies rracuce SIGNED FOR CARD. 's HAN r'KANrlrVO, Cnl., Nov. 1C (A!')i-OiH of tin darkness of a seasonal fool hull labyrinth, ('tarn Warner led hi Htunford Cardinals Saturday the "only. undefeated leven la the. Pacific Count confer- mce tut a result of last week h game. Anil Just around thn corn- wuh lit" championship throne guarded only by the -vrely bat tered,, five times defeated Golden Hears of "California. - , -. Htunford : followers could tv-c 'nothlnir but a (Hie tot thn Cnrdin uls following1, tlxtlr smashing 2U-I0 Victory Nut urddy." over the powerful Wushlngtoh Huskies. AlthoiiKh Die cardinals proved to be nntlreiy superior, It was a hither struggle unci the third porlod' saw the teum's tied wllh Ion points- each. Hut p. driving" last 1 quarter offensive, which netted three touchdowns In II minute, put .tliii koiiiw safely nwuy for. Ht an ford ' "iiml relieved the minds of several thousand nnx Ions supporters. ' . .,.,.. . s Tho ' Congo rs' of Washington Hi ate college bent down Oregon unr , Ider a 7-0 score and moved Into second place. In the conference, race, with four victories and jone defeat, j I Aftnp suffering flvo.suc,cHslve. j defeats, to trounce. touchdown and a successful .try for point In the last ouurtop gave thn Hourx u, mituitanfliU inartrlu af ter Icadlnv thHr opponHiitff hy only a 7-6 rorn up until .lh third period. 4 Wild ntll Klly. . Montana's "onoonun tnani", enjoyed a ban ner day and thn (liivzlien criiHlwd ' Whitman hy a r.fl-to-7 total. Kelly contributed four touchdowns and two Irltn for notnW - The-poworrul Ht. Afary's riua'd rnn wild tltrmih -4he' ratikH of the f'ollefffc of tho. Paclflfl to pile up G7 polntn. nteanwhiln-holditTK their opponi'itlH 10 a 7 tot it 1. t. , The Oregon i AKK'efi, . previously tied with Slim ford with no do. fni8; tumbled by lh woyHldc on Armlntlco day b. fore the rimhlufi: nttack of I'nlverKltv of Houlherp f'nllforhla." Tho ncorni vn J7 t4 7. .Oil JS4 ' .25(1 f rZat" 1 ' 25" t S A I ' , ..,1,0 t 1 V IMS r Max Allen, captain of the JJ vada "wolf pack" t hut .clashed -.Saturday at Herketcy with thn f'allfornla elevi-n, ' has neon-. , iiM-nlioncd at, jhft most ; valu uble 'mun to liis team by wr-.-eral coast export and Ih lieatl- ed for a bijrth on tho mythical All-Western team. He will play New" Year'a Oay in San Kmncisco in the annual KumI Wewt rfume. GYMNASIUM TO BE BUILT FOR COVE PUPILS rOVB. Ore. Nov. 1(1 f.Snc.clali f'allfornla cainn through (A n,.w roinnvjnlty hall and gymna ! Nevada, 20, to 0. TwOjBm for Ihe rove sure n practic ally assured, petition) are being circulated 'and a Miifflelent amount of money to purchase a tract, of land for the building, opposite t,hf school house, has already, been promts'd. , WALLOWA PERSONALS I- - nFND, Ore. With the snow al ready mantling the high peaks of the mid-state Cascades and winter , weather in prospect for the dis tant future, stockmen, farmers and jroud workers of central Oregon are lexpreRHing a wish which would see in strangely out of place In or dinary yeum This winh la that tho coming winter wii be cnaracter iped ly abnormally heavy fullt of HtDckmen, - especially, express this wish a wish that is virtually a prayer, for the drouth of the. past two seasons has resulted la a greater Ions to sheepmen than ha the somewhat depressed mar ket. WKh ranges dried up and suh frrigatcd meadow lands parched 1y tho lock, of precipitations, ' sheep, nvil have tM-en forced to pay out thousands of dollun In th past A'uhoii and in 1U2G for Irrigated pasturage. Water is oi1nl I-'orced, in some cases, to- tako I heir flocks from, summer ranges ary in the latfk of water ave rented pasture In jthe lowoountry( espe- elaily-ln the (.'rooked rivur valley and' In parfs of Irrigated sections of tie Jitfachutes basin. Many or llit set flocks .are still being kept on tho Irrigated pasturage at a great expense. In the years- of normal preci pitation, . sheepmen Muko' their flocks from forest allotments to prairie-pasturage early in October, full rains starling thn tender feed early in the aeason. Due to tho shortage of rainfall, thh fall feed " has not yet. started and springs und creeks are, In. most instances, just as dry now as they were in July and August. With -such con ditions prevailing, slock men find it Impossible 1o use their home range jtiL-jT-j ' ""'lr flocks rrorn.sumi (In forest allotments u 9dtF V3 j'1100 h'auso of a latf 5ft2VA Yv ar"' fv4kii' sheepmen h' tIAVt A CAMIL AN INVITATION TO CONTTNTMTNT SScmi-Final Next Tuesday PiXpected to Rival' the Britt-Tay lor Fracas A senil-flnnl six-round event (.Iwit nlmoHt rivals In Intnrest the huidilner, has huen signed up by i)if Amiuican l.eglnn for thn Nov. US boxing card, rui Mennun, 14S. of flalt T-ake city, who has roughl many main -events In Portland, Halt lake, I'poUano and Heuttln, will meet Johnny ClogKlns, of Portland, in the next to Inst scrap on tho curd. After llernutn and (logKlns get through with cuch other, J-Vankld 1 iril t, - who claims the feather weight cbamplnnshlp of the north west. inentH Allle Taylor In thi 10 roiintl main event. .Other bouts scheduled (ire: ' Hpt-clal six-round: fart Jlecker, of ha (trnnde. 140, vs. Micky O'Day, 1SH, of Tendleton. . Kour-round preliminary: Kid rhlnutown, colored, vs. Hud Wood nh, both of Ia Orande. Four-round preliminary t Olen Ktrd. 80, of Jai Clrfl.nde, . vs. Kid .Mouse, nil, of Ttelid. Proceeds of tho card will go to ihe legion's 1!27 convention fund. (, rrmVAUJfi, Ore.. Nov. 1i (AP) Oregon Agricultural college mili tary department, has placed thn huge armory at the disposal of the Aggie, football teuni, and every night that Hell Kleht remains wet will find roach Hchtssler and his men doing their stuff under the flood lights of (hi big dirt floored building. Prospects for 0 firm field were better todny with clearing skies, following the most severe rain storm of the wason when more j t ha it an Inch of rain drenched the gridiron in ivpa man zi nours, rontrary to general belief the Aggies urn as desirous of a dry Held us tho I'nlverslty of Oregon team, which meets the Aggies hero Saturday, Mud In Portland hampered the Orange, team eiiutly as much as tho Trojans while much of the speedy attack developed by Hchls sier depend for effectiveness on a firm fooling. Boxing Commission i Makes Stand Cleat HOMK HITJKDNTF.IIN NKW YOHK Umlel Hoone, (teoruo Washington and Pell IViinklln, speedsters. This has nothing to do with Hupert Hughes, Fellows called in traffic court Were, v lulu ting motor )nwaud such Ji nines. For PICTURE FRAMING at Reasonable Prices TRY THE OREGON k HARDWARE ! ! FIRST IIORTON. Nov. 10 (AIM-Hec-retury Mitchell Ifcimhro, ' of the stare boxing commission, today denied that that body had uvor recognised the Huggs-Klnnogon bout of last night as a champion ship buttle; Ho said It was Ihe policy of Ihe commission nol to designate champions, ' and that newspapermen and not the com-. 'mission hud named the mythical .crown ftM the prise of the winner. I Olek. (Honey Hoy) eMnneican won the decision over rhlck Huggs. New IledTord negro. In the ten-. i round bout for which the promot ers declared t he Massachusetts boxing nVnumtsslon had given ail- t lini-lvullnti ( iltli. 1. rt.it rn Itw. crown rellmiuished by Louis (KM)! water supply Kaplnn. ' Harmon Hros., WAIJ-OWA' Ore., (Special) Sam Meek, of Leap, wus a busi ness visitor here the first of .,1 he week, Mrs. Kfflo rook, of Jus tine,, was visiting relatives here recently. ' - Johii Conch, of Leap, has been hauling his wheat to the ware house at Evans. Many farmers ure Hi 111 holding their wheat ha lng lo see soniq raise In price dur ing the next few weeks. Kouds in most parts of the country are still In fine condition. f and a considerable umoiint of haul ing Is being done. The county rood crew for this section was busy a few days the past week, doing some work on the Wallowa Powwatka market road. Hoy Gustln was a business vis itor here the last of the week. Charles Klingluunmer and wife, of Leap, were visitors here last week. George eussins ami the Gustln boys recently resumed well digging at their farm a few miles east of here. They are working In a well which Is around 3fi feet in depth, and expert to continue operations for some time yd, unleas they strike more water. The scarcity of stock water al innny of the farms in the hill sections is still acute. The ruins which has been quite heavy of late, appears to have had but little effect In flushing up the of Jjeap, wero Range Conditions Good at Wallowa WAU0VA. Orn., Nov. 10 (Spo-rhil)T-lniBo and inerat ruoifB ronilllloliH ara'liettnr thin full than for at leant lun yours according to a numhor bt Hloclunen. The irrans on tlio hrcaks of the canyons Is miM to be startt-d In fine fthape iind iven .the 1)111 soetionst ar Hhowlnr up Krecn. i"aHturo liurt KiM-n nxpellnt In all flnldH whrit toph went liarvt'Hd thla year. Ui-aln. slilch t shattered on the Krotind,, was started .by the early fall riihiH, 'and - mbde a rapid growth diirlnir the several w-eeka of warm -weather following:. 1'an turo In .the valley has been good and many of the 'alfalfa fields were rank with a heavy growth at Die time o( the severe ' freeze tn, late Seplemher. After this had Iried (mine nuide a' larife amotint of Kood feed. -Tftoek are In-fine rondltton dn most herds. WIUi. TKMiS OK KISS ' I NDKl'K NUB'NT K. Kan. Whether .or not thernds any vodka n fhlcago there will be some os. ulutlon If Will Hogera and his lusso hit the loop or there-ahouls when Mary Gurden is In town. Will retrnled unacroiinied thounands of radio fans by telling of a drink and how he bunpened to-kluH Mary shroud, und of an Invitation for a repetition, wet or dry. busy the first of the week butcher ing Nome hogs. F. A. Pawning, of.I.eap,.wa8 an Knterpriae -biiHiness visitor the' lat ter part of .the week. B. 11. p.oberls, of Knlerprise, was recent btmihesM vlsltflr here. . Jrvln Oastln baub-d wood from the Meek ranch to H. t Hearings In. Middle valley lust week. Mrs.- Met-k und sons visited Rtin ilny with I-;. It. Itoberls und fam- ily,- Of KlllerpriHe. --: , - Hubbard May Get Rotary. Charter lllMltAlin. Ore.. Nov. 10 If llulilmrd Is granted a charter thn town will be the smallest In the I'lllted Wales to have such an or. KniHmillon. Albert Iteynoldn. rep. resenting the district Kotury gov. ernor, at u meeting here looking toward a Itotury club for llulilmrd. IHnner was served by the Itebek. a h In the I, a. t). . nun t0 so members ami guests of the com mercial ,.h. Several Kab m men wtc la ultenilunee, with a good deli gntlon from l'orlland. 'I'll" liropowd club, Including 'some Woodmirn members, could ; have a mi'lnberslilp or ubout ifi. Other speak. rs f I lie meeting were diiirge IVarson. president of the rnlen Ktoekyurds, und Joie ph Al- dlieh. both of 1'ortlund. Kdwar.l j.lnhm.on, representing the Assocla. ! -d t'reanterletl. WUS the m-lnelniil iipi-nker or the evening, having lulrylng as his topic. The mutter of a charier was rrlerred to Ho tury luternullonsl. THIS MAKES IT TOUGH FOR THE FISH A. A. U. Frowns on Foreign Visitors lUI.TlMOltR. Md.. ?ov. 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