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Sutimluv. No'veinlm- 20, 11)20. Pare Two LA GKANDE EVENING OKSKKVRR 0 .'.. Select. Your ' : v u r GIFT LINGERIE ; , Now, and have the advantage of large assort ments,, rush-less shopping.' A beautiful display is rcaoy for. you. v , Dependable 1 Values Hill's Dependable Quality COAST ELEVENS SET FOR FINALE Redshirts Meet Bears - Oregon Aggies to Play U. of 0. Fill LtbUfMAni , BOISK. Ma.. of Maho Idaho Teeh. 11 lo 7. on rloawnr field Friday afternoon la u rain thai -rhilled hjx--tatorn anil turned part or the field, into an oozyiMlippery puddle. The score doe sot indleaie the j scrap Ih- hoy from -1 he Tern put ? . "P- l - ? With one of the principals In the ' ,,! ..v,nt h. .M to workout 'J"'" "" u'l i- ,J .11.1 o'rlock.in Ih, In,-!1"','1 ,"" r"',hi ' ' risl'" . 'm I ThankFKlvlnr dav so hp senf" In the 0ritt-Taylor and Goggins i Herman Scraps Are 1 Both "Headliners" is growing In the abroad Am erfr?h legion busing card, which wtMe hld at Zuber ball Tneday niahi. beginning at 8: IS o'clock. J'ntfik Pilling, of Pendleton, will rtfere. ; - FrankJe Tlrilt and' Allle Taylor rtill meet In the 10-round main lent, which takes on the aspect of :J clmmpionnhip fight wiih Brtit claiming tho northwwt title and TVyior eagr to top pi the speedy Wrapper. Both have earned vlc trtrs over torn of th pfjt fight el in the feather class tn the west. ? Taylor and hi manager, Charles (iirroll. due In La Grande this isoming, will not be alon on the SAN FRAN'"IftCO. Nov. 20 (AT) Pacific roast conference elevens I took their places today for a flash. ling final to on of the greatest 'seasonal1 football drama spread . oui over inp wmwpnr ipaiwiirn in yars, and out of the haw of the 126 clashes loomed the Stanford Cardinals undefeated, powerful aid rushing toward a champion sfcip'under the skilful) guidance of the veteran- coach. Warner, So years a, master on the. gridirons. Only the sreaker, four lime losvr. California Golden Bears barred the path to a title and that is a mattf-r Nov, jftThe Col- lo d-cidd1 today amidst -the wttings of memorial stadium, this h uge howl, nestled away In t he Berkeley hills. aa lb mecea to ward which some SO.OOO frenzied fans trekked (o wlineaa the 'hlg parne. Threats of rain and other wise inclement . weather faded to dftfr.the crowd and tlckefs to 1he classic w err disposed of wveks aro. Oreua TeMK Ilay ; Othi-r.icatiies . aiong ihe- roast hrlna; Orro'n and Oreson Axrii-s topvther a t'orvallia while Idaho their strength with the Trojans of the 4'niverslly of outhern 'aH(- ornia. The northern clajih.dt'cld's the state title of Oregon and a hit ter struggle was forecast with the A&rtas going )nto the fray as fav orite. Klerena of tho College of I'uget Sound and Pailflc unirersity " pre. pared to determine the northwest conference championship in a game at Tacoma. nut one coast conference en counter: remains and -that will te entire second ' string of the 'start of the game. At the rd of .the half, however, the Tchnic(ans had fought the understudies to- a 9tandMillr and had made a touch -I donn, the score standing 7 to' 7. There was too much risk in the situation with I'oweii, Tech -left half, always threatening, and- the 'avcond half raw the Coyote first string on the fiHd. Krorn that time until the end of the game It was merely a question of bom' larg ih ar-ore would be. although Coach H utrbinsoo had taught his greea team axrm smart football. FRANKIE BRITT, FEATHER CHAMP ! HAWK AND fROW ' ' ai ail am v v w DRIVE SUCCEEDS . A .-.. ..... "PWj. . f L Svk ' ssasaasMasssssalMM ulililiiin mil I m rTanktct brut. feauterMcidH srrapiirr of flglit.tlM nut in ptont on Hie Amcrli-an Io-k'ou's here asalii llio Taylor. Tay!r arrivt d In bi'duf tomnrrou. Ire norilmevi. nill TmMlri- nislit rani ru- irKi j . .imt Brill Other football games played yes- j j settled Thanksgiving" day ; at 1a Ang-it'S between siontana anrt tie l nt v rsity of Southern faJifornia, Tourists Marooned Visiting Mt. Hood but soj-if of Ihrm ha.l a snow peak und they POItTNA.VD. Ore.. Nov. 0 (AP) A I tarty cf tourists yes:rday in s'sted upon being takt-n to Mount Hood. In' spite of naming that it Was too late in the season lo ri-ik the journey. " . The visKors. explained that they Mould make it short and snappy us they must h?f-back in Portland be fore nigh never s' wro d.t-rniin! io s"t; Ml. Hoo1. Ivan K. Simpson, iu'inler of the (Ivors- Ar(is ccminy. playing at thf: H-ili. wits one of those who inutft le back tonight. Today, just ov-fore noon, the par ty arrived bark in Portland, thrill ed ov-r the ex-rirnce of h.'inff marocmd in ;i btizxar-l on thn south s!to of Mount Hood, but saying -nover agriin." follows: Arkansas 24, Oklahoma A. V. M. 2. ' Montana 21. California Agglea 0. St. Mary's 16, Fresno . Medford High Wins i CONSOLIDATE IN BEND, ORE. .X. byv.it nnr,-nm Innlarh UVrnl J the preliminary MirhUr. re t-rday ovr the nation tmlfA "NEWSPAPERS eaufl(I 10 inun rtrir -irni wuu Itun will have an opportunity to syt a line on their prowesa la th fOuarc circle. johnny Gogg1n and Carl Hr irjan, who ball from Portend and Skit lake City, respectively, will here by Monday mom I rig. Their j(j:.rrh, both having fought main i-ronta In the metropolitan centers of the northwest, takes on much significance and many expect the hfadllner and semi-final to be two of the snappiest exhibits of leoth elpushtng seen here in many years. in the special six-round event Carl Backer, of !a Grande, will live his hands full with his op Inent and bot h preliminaries, tSich set for four frames, look lionising, experts agree. The proceeds of the fight will help to swelt the American legion convention fund. . Reat sales in dicate a calcify house. Wing, Fin and Fleetfoot Club Reports Tur key Shoot Sunday The campaign sponsored hy the Wing. Kin and Fleetfoot club dur ing the early summer for the dr m ruction of predatory birds, espe cially magpies, crows and dstruc ii ve hawks, was a big surcira from wry angle. H. C. Coolldge. oiiair- ( man of the committee in charge, j reports today. Othnr members of jibe contnilnee are August J. Mange and Men on W. Kiddle. I The announcement of the prixe nTarbi and total number of birds killed and eggs taken by boys less tlsan IS years of age is made the 1 dc.y In-fore the dub's annual tur k y ahooi. held jeach yar before hankMgiving day. ' The shoot, i which la expected to Ih? the biggnst 'in the club's history, will be held tomorrow at the Lone Tree grounds rain, shin or snow beginning ;:;t nine o'clock in. the morning. 1 i Courati, roan-h Win t i Clifford Conrad brought in the; 'most crow and magpie f.et dur- ; :Mig the "vermin" contest, the "rec- ords crediting him with 63 pair of .fet-t." He is lelng pnsinted with ,$10 as a prise and in addition re- ; ;Crived the regulur price for each : pair of feet. ' . - Donald Poarch was high with ' (1C3 "ggs and for his efforts re-; ceived an additional prixe of $7.50. ( Total number of birds killed and : .eggs taken follow: i Crows 77C; magpies hawks 5S9: crow and magpie eggs 335. j ( May Continue Drive ! Tho campaign was so success ful that attempts will probably be mude to continue it next year, al though no definite action has been taken, it Is said. j The committee reports that of S?S7 subseribed for the campaign .. ,.t c.iiit fa still i5n llHD'l. l after all expenses have been pujd. ' - i Father of Justice Belt Passes Today PORTLAND, Or.,' Nov, ?0: IAI.') John I. Belt, iit'ed 77, whu eronsed ths plains u u child wlth lilx p:irenl. IJ.. "nil MrB. A. .M. Belt, "led "IB liruva eurly today. He -n t-t (atfier of Jimtlce Hurry H. Hell, 0..v t. oreKon aupremo eourt. .. Di-. Belt und bin family neitM near Halem and lie hern me known .' ax one ot the pioneer physician, f j the Mtnto. In 179, John D. B,t ' married XIIb Xellle Harklemnn Ih ' Salem, f Hho mirvlveu him. Sun ' living children liv:nB In I'nrtlaiu) i arc .Mrs. V. If. Ormahy, llrj ' .Meiio i. Campbell and I'nul i nail. Another Mra. Rlehnrd (Jj Kendall livfn in Kort drove. WE DO ALL KINDS OF HAULING Any Time - Anywhere - Any Place Just leave your moving problems to us. A phone call is sufficient. , , FRANK CLEAVINGER Office Phone Res. Phone Main 85 300-W HEN IV Ore., Nov. - 20 AP) '! Consolidation Of the Cfntral. Ore tgon .Pre. morning dally, -and he J?mm Pitnene 79-) Bnd Bulletin.' afternoon daily.i-i a v.. w :.as announced Jast. night. ; lon. " ' " nolidatloa was affected by he pui1- EI'GKNE. Ore., Nov. 2o AP) chase by 'Kobe rt W. Sawyer. Hiry N.- Fowler and Slary Sawyer'-of the Bulletin.' of all the slock in 'the Bsnd - Publishing company, ' pub lisbem of the. Press.' from 'j. K. Shelton.. H. A.' Moore and J..-.W. tfuum, n iiv pun ntiovu iiir I too t"i t August, 1925.". Merging of the two newspapers wilt he effected Mon day. ' NO HVVH PLACE "Where did the car hit this man'?' asked Lawyer Gamer, whft questioning the attending physician at the trial. The foreman of the jury pose In )i(s Ki-al and remarked: "I've lived In 'this country for upwards of fifty years and I know every cross road, hut I never heard of any such plar-o; I b'lieTo It's a made-up case. Automobile Rullefln. Jn a driving rain, on a sloppy field, the Mfdferd high school football team outswain the F.ugene ' high griders to a 19-0 .srore. 'Three backfield men of "the - Medford team, 8nn. Moore, and 1-aing, were the outstanding players of the contest. The visitors scored two touch downs tn the second period, and ' Moore, will remain with the con failed to convert either one. The .aojldaied paper for a few. wee lot to other touchdown, and the lone con-arslst.n the details of consolidation ... . ranu-.Jn the third r1n4. j .for1 he returns- t& his former , r. Aims m ",u1 rr , ,hoin'.a -Kngenor ' He and , Mrs. - .. . jnoore . pian to spena January in A motorist on a long trip, need- lcfrnla, on a-vacation, l Jones, ed some water for bis car. He .business manager; Is returning In pulli-d up In front of a rarninouse in a backwoods region, and had just, started to make the request w!t-n a boy came arouiid fb cor-, ner of the house, , 1 rWvernl eastern prearhera deny hell. !T0lully Ihey never took up roll. HUHAH FSOCRESSiW:& MSM 1 JV 57rTiW?VTi .tan ii nan -poonni CARRIER PIGEONS Thf Carrier Pichon. uncanny in iti perception of distances and places, was perhaps th first mtdiam of fast news dispatch. It WM I vital link in the evolution of co operative gathering and dissemina tion cf news. As early as 1840, the carrier pigeon was an important unit . in disseminating news. TliLnCRAPH AND Radio hav nip planted the carrier pigeon, and through these new media of word and thought transmission Th Associated Press has becorat an even greater instrument for the en lightenment of the world. Rd dispatches with jrour local new! La Grande Evening Observer few days to : Eugene. y Khelloo president of the retiring group, has maintained bis residence at Eugene dirriug. the ownership. - Linfield Wallops . Pacific Colleger McMINNVHXE. Orer Nov. ' 20 AP) The Pacific college Quak ers were buried under a 5 to 6 score h-re yesterday by the l.ln fbld Wildcats la the Wildcat's sec ond step toward the Willamette valley conference title. Linfield and Albany will meet for the championship of the valley here Thanksgiving day.- Wii'sYsVaVsVi Quick Service Clean, Freshly Cooked FOOD at Moderate Prices Cafeteria Service ..v KARTHER'S Lavender.. Cafeteria and Confectionery SOMMER HOTEL BLDG. TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, Nov. 21st 10 A. M. AtORODELL One-Half Mile West of Stock Yards 200 Turkeys, Geese and Ducks HOT LUNCH ON GROUNDS Auspices of Moco Sporting Club. "Jim.' aflke the farmer, "!!! you drive, up them con like I told you?' '"Sur, I did, pop." ; "CI 'em all up?"" '.Yep." Vounl 'em? "Vep." - . "How- many was - there?" "One." 'That's right." i ; ' ' Headlines " you never aee: "SPESO, -8PKKD!" COOI.IIHK TKI.J FF.DRIIAI. Bl'KEALS." All-America? a o Q "Tb. cnateai hark la th. aouik lha eaasa." Thai's what thay'r. eaUIni Bill Moors, star nt th. Loruti I'M wrally inth of Nw Orleana. Moon ahlaea as a baU carrier, alt tons; eni rum bavins feaiurotl r saa b tears hu ptayeO thus Car Moar fe a sopbMnors aa4 la betas; touted fat i aa All Atntrtra berth thla yaar Fed eration This superior flour is milled from choice hard federation wheat grown in the Grande Ronde valley. It is high in food value moderate in price. VTien you order flour say Federation. Your Grocer Has It "Don't Say Flour Say Federation." Knight's Spring Canyon LUMP Call Main 732 and ask for a ton of KNIGHT'S Big CHUNKS. This size passes over a screen with 8 inch holes. All of the slack is screened out Our coal is all under cover No snow or rain 'nu f sed. Van Pctten Lumber Company Phone Main 7$2 for Service. IS
