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Prifrp Tvfb LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Thanksgiving Day 1926 Dependable Values Hill's Dependable Quality 23 WEBFOOTERS j EARN LETTERS ON THE GRID I IWIVKHKITY OK OREGON, Kugene, On-.. Nov. JS. CHpeeial) Oregon's I'JZC fool hall learn ha disbanded, and basketball ha taken lli renter of athletic Inter eat. Oregon w ill havp a better bas ketball Iam lhan last year when they I k Hi count championship in h playoff with California arcord Ing to coache and sports writer )if-n. Yhrw star letter w. Hoy i kcrlerg. of Hah m: Algot West- crcn-n, of Astoria; and Jerry Onn IiiT. of Portland, an .the nueieu for the mW team. Twenty-three players, the. largest number in Oregon history, will IHrfe. of the combination arc able receive football letters. This In line, 'forward passers. They ar- Kd-,wlh other big iiistltuiluns. many i arrlM. lnanatfnn umi u. ur.u.n i of whivh giv large numlM-rs of l ha flying Khinngnn. whom- snake- i letters. Those who will k niim- IU: bit nJIpprd from the grasp Itu are: iui wrw Army ittfKiT. w oi i jtorx-rl fveeney; i u i-ope, rrann ' trotinw ih outstanding runner of 1'iggs, liert Kerns, Harold Mint, T T TJM " Tf i ,,hU rkfk,,f li.uin. George Mimnaugh. Merrll Jyotre 1ame Eleven lias . jarnB,.(n nn(f v,:inrto nr,. the for. nagan. victor w. iwi, an of ron- ; land: lyiui Jones and Cotter could. K.ih m; Arthur Ord. isampa, ma no; j Itc.l Klu iiHson. rtacrunienio, mm., Shf rnian Smith. - Al Sinclair. Ira( Woodie. Otto Villi. Kugene; Nick carter. Myrtle Point: George Bur-, netl. Milwaukee; John Warren. Cheese L.nainp SPORT NE WS R6C5NR TEAM WELL EQUIPPED . Four Backfields, Each Equal in Strength jwaril jm&wr of the nf-xl ronttiinri ; lion anil Jnihmuii ami O'ltoyl- thi j liirkiTK. lnraK-in run hurl a puss i 'H"lih -lfh- hand. Injurlis rc- SOl'TH ItKVD." Iinl. Nov. 24 rclvid In thr Imlluna iinlvi-rsily (Al-) Knutc l:orkn's laM pale K"in- kipl him out of lli- armr l ii-vr r ntii'llt!.fiv r Ihi- nrol.li-in ''-i"i- urn iwkhk mnmmnt mm ...ill1 of what to do in rane of an. Injury to a haekfb ld player on tit JVtjirc (Jarne football team. niher roarhe may grow gray baira when a utar quart er-lurk. one of the be .forward lunr-t li-lix; Jfoimr Ulxon. New3ort; Harold Harden. MarHhfteiti; tan Johnson, )r'fon "Hy, and Homer I'ixon, Newport. Noire lain -baa had In rt-nl yeura. Illley and lto.'irh ore bolh thr puxmrn and punters of the third or a rlntillatin(' half-bark. I mentioned harkfld. Kiuilh in a knocked out. Hut fn the cajwr of a veiaatile player and cun be uwd Notre amo hack field . injury. In the line In cw gf peceKsity. liockne ran. resort lo .th tf-jiptjdi- . ''h urda ,of, both passing and ont ot camnjrori the Iniure ma it's l;irkihff' fan larjrefy upon Quar- VunniDK maleu !o rarry him .off terliark McNaily in the fourth the ftfld and m-ndinie into IhApHiu'v biiekfttld ; lie ia o basketlmll mar in thi ir tea.r a complete, new who'haa been able to piu his ex- nf baekH. Ho fan do this np lo pri.-nre in that Kport to ood uh four times without ,'r"utly weakerr- upcir'ihe crhllron. ' ' Itoeknf haa ntanuvr his nv-n Mkllf u!y throughout the prcjunt season umV Ih thu , RiiiKle ex iC4ption'of Iaraseln had his four -iiuekfJebl In. Shupfi Of.tery Kame. inn the tani's strenirth. l our S't of Iia kt The lineups of this aeason hoW thai Ilorkne has four seut of bark field players for use ajtulnal op ponents. Kor the sake of the sport writers who'hav to stick to the tradition that every football mjuad ti-ust include a first team, a ser. ond team and perhaps a third and fourth teams, the four Noire Parne backfields are sometimes rated as to comparative strength but as fur tin Itockne Is concerned they are bitt rchanffeahle and ran be us vhe-occasion demands. Union Girl Stalls Car on Railroad j sp Bul Gornmn l the fisUc champion of StvMlcn and Germany. Soundi like a couple ot cheese titles. Thi tiv.-lKs brand came as a lesult of his victory over Harry I'ersson on n foul. "S'ersison IneiEted on using submarine punch that the releret 1 . , ruled IllejaL Mail Pilot Fails to Buck High Wind 1NIOW qrr'i, Xoit r5 AP) ' While rrossinif thf ruilroau liai-kj ni-nr Ihi' lioirtoflii-' IViilay evi nimr: ut:iiliout U oVIoc-k'SllaK rlura V-'.i lloutin IiuH. uilh an swl m. nhli-h mlKht liavo ,Un .sfrious. Kh.- kilK d Ihn . nirin ot Ui car which she as iliivinK jusf as the f- H.- or O. train- waa approach-; ln. ; ; ' .' '- . Klu and Mm. .Ailri.m; Coodhroil., who urc In th- car. jiiKl fniixil) irivui - flu. c-ir uhi-n lh truia: .1 ittiulMlli' It CUIltillf.'' IIIHIH KIIUvn III r.HKiau Baker Improves 6-Mile Stretch Of Medical Road HAKKR. Ore Nov. S4 Crews I ran work Tuesday on bnprove niem of the six-mile Mretrh of bad n.-id between H-tksr and Medical sprincK. This teranio known upon the return of Judge IhMlrutn from a viit of inKieriitn to the road. He Miniieillatly ordered - emergency w-rk to h-e done. He was atrom patiied on his trip by William Diihv. chairman of the Ktale htKh-w-.iy eonimisKlon. and W. K. North, ?eretary of the i-hamher of Hm tnerce. and Htnte Knjdneer tUshop. 'lite ro.id. li :is nald, will be plated in first class t-omlltlon for tnivel so a to serve through the winter and sprimr. It will afford a uihkI route for the people of Mel-i-al Springs, which promises a rap id growth a.s the result of the loe tion of the new mill of the ramie Uonde l.uuileer eompany. TVi-o fh:t mlwr tif rnui nitre h;in taken active KtepH to brlnjr thisj trade to llaker by determining thej neels .f the cuiiimuniiy. JudKet Dudin found the road in ur eofiiiitlon that he ordered crews lo bejzin work. A liecond route will be surveyed at Jin early date, in an effort to eho".ne the int - feanihle one. to serve that dirdricl. . r . Jt was alho unnoiiucetl that the road from the rity limits of Haker to the hrldr will be improvel by grading.' State's Trio of Stars BiU. 4- 1" ft, , Ma'--" Ttinrwlav. Novemlier y', VM , Motorist Asks Aid:' Agents Arrest Hir$ K1.AMATH KAI.IA Ore., Nov. 25 (AP) famrht with a puncturi and no pump on The lallea-L'a. llfornla, hlBhwny Tuesday, c. A. "White was put to the necessity ( lialllnK the firt car that passed. '. It provml lo be occupied by flyp prchllililon officers who recoKiiixed hlut. 'Itiey seurched his car ana n portcd thi-y found two lon-itallei, ki lts of ullcgi d moonshine. AC'IfUlS SIAY STniKE 5 I.OS AN(IIH.:S A big Holly, wood strike Is threatened for nut Wednesday. A union leader sayg some JiiiO employes of studios win no out unless u closed shop is In.' stllnled. with an elxht-hour day and lime and a half for overtime. MARTV Rolling Log Kills ; Allen A. McDonald I I A.n I! Sidelights Mlcblmn must -atch these three Ohio State stars. Cr. plain Karow, Quarter lack Clark and End Bell. If the Wolverines are to continue undefeated in the Big Ten. Ail three played prominent parts in Stule'a smashing often. Mrur-k It, riKDniNO. Cal.. Nov. 25 (AP) Devpite the fuel that he hud used maneuvered his plane to an alti tude of Ihree miles Art Starbuck, Herd's the way the buck fie Id ap- mail pilot, wus forced to put bark here and send the mail bara on to Portland by train after battling with th' vtorioj curreni.i over half-backs l'lanaKan Mount Fhasta for more than two! hours. j pear: i guartcrbacks Edwards, Tara ' Pien. Itlley, McNaily. 5 J-eft ' N' itnle, Hoach, Hray. Ulght half-backs Ileardon. ' The' gale reached such force that V tabuian, rhevigny. Hurley. tby(.Uie jianc. was .tosned upsidd .Kullbarks Wynne. O'Boy.r. down. .Sfarbuck was )ound from II d Hmllh. McOralh. omord lo Melford on a regular Kach barkfleld is fully equipped np of ,h4. mait otr w.n-iCO iKtwrr-n fjwjth aide kickers , and forward an hancisro and Portland. j p:isaers. In the first named com- - , ; lunation either tdwsrda or Hana-, Who f4memJers when the cili-! anybody nk Kn van w 'i'inifu upon lor en um I to hold ratification meet puniintf and drop kicking and inss for elect-d roiiKn-wtuwn. - Ity l lie Aworitrl Prei , .. The criticism that Ameriran hear them, ire too American" and portray ideas and 1-1,.. o. lw.inncri-.l in Ton v Km 't h ciihtonis that are unfamiliar to me . j Knglifih people has resulted In fOYi; PLANS Si:itVK'l-: -fim Hooking Offices invitlnif S. , , ItawHon of London, a movie execu- fOVK Ore.. Nov. 23 f?pecial) tlve. to assist in adapting pictureai rnion" s rvlcea will he held at to Kngiliih audiences. ' j ' A lily In the bush" the MaptlHt church at 10 o'clock Whenever m cessary two ver-, many in the hand. on Thanksgiving morning. The slons of a scene w ill he made; one Gf xYif Metho- or u ,n 1 ni'eu m:h'8 ana ine other for exhibition in the Itntish -mmmmmmm Km pi re. , . fJAKKlt, Ore.. Nov. 25 t'nablc to lodge a log that started rolling on a steep hillside above hlrn, Allen A. Mclionald, li, was killed in the woob at the Or-gon '.Milliter com- pany camp near Hates . Tuluy morning. : . : ' ! MflVmjilil u.in shniTienlnir nn axe at the time of the accident and i although companions shouted a rarning. lie evidently could not The body was brought to Maker Tuesday night. His formed Into the melody of rolor by wblov survives. ' I wk atorkin(r firni. To fnp(,y McDonald started working nt -Bates the first of November. The PP-pr.atc evening tints for mi family had lived in Ut Grande and ,a,,y 9 ho- Vestale." which in Kiam.-.ih opened the New Tork opera sea- Treat Colds MKl-ODY- IN HUSK The melody of song was trans- ' instead of the black notes dainty ! tints were substituted. The range i of selection varied from pale pink j shades to the heavier tons of or i chid and raspberry. son. served as their Inspiration. is worth On a huge card were displayed the first few bars of the opera and Head lines you never see: TT WAS ALT, .MY FAl'LT," SAYS W ) MAN H It I V K It AKTKU fltA.SH, With ONE Treatment WHEN rubbed over, throat and chest for all kinds of cold troubles Vicks VapoRub does two things at once: (1) Its ingredients are vaporized by,' the body heat and inhaled direct to the inflamed air passages, loosening ; the phlegm and easing the difficult breathing, and . , . ., (2) At the same time it warms and stimulates the skin like an old , fashioned poultice, "drawing out", the soreness and pain and thus aid ing the vapors inhaled to break up the congestion. ; This double action of Vicks usually relieves the most stubborn cold over night. V Vapo Rub' Over 21 Miluon Jars Used Ycarm I Hev. Alice Payne, dirt church, will di llv.-r the ser mon :nd the Kev. William .Mur ray Hradner. of the Ascension Kplsropa! rhtirrh," will assist' with the w-rvlce. Ifsr (Yst si.rtno NKW YORK yrus If. Curtis says he bought the Saturday Kven inir Porf In 1 St7 for tl.uu6. If LnvltArfv tlr..l htm uh-it it enuM be ttonght for now, perhaps he .-would -.say fi rj-nts.,- . , ! New York city and ils environs have conic In for close scrutiny and Intensive observation by movie p-o-ple engageJ in bringing to the screen three productions for which the metropolis serves as back ground. "The Oreat (Jatshy." "1 xive ' Km and I xave Km," and "New York." all treat of varying phases of life in the Ids city. gV. u ) 19 LEARNING THING; Children aren't taught words by syllables any more, but by their meaning's.. They learn it's the use of a word that counts not merely its pleasing sound.,. . When you buy, you know it's the use of. a prod uct that counts, not merely its pleasing sound. You can learn its uses and all it means before you buy. If you read the advertisements, you know definitely how a certain refrigerator will act in your own kitch en; how that furniture polish will improve your own chairs. What is advertised has to do what it's adver tised to do. Advertisements are honest. They invite too many thousands of testers not to be honest. Their continued advertising proves them honest! You take advertised facts on faith as you take the dictionary on faith. You know that the perfume, hosiery, can ned goods they describe are the perfumes, hosiery, canned goods widely enjoyed. You read advertise ments to know the true meaning of things before you invest in their use. READ TIESE-IN THESE COLUMNS-TODAY. i winnim v ailing, v. no piay. ifty - pail oC a ranch unit! in "The Can yon of liiiht". once was the real thing. He retired in l'Jli from the legitimate stage and bought ' a cattle ranch. Five years later, w hen th- It v stock nuirket slum p.d. Iks venture fulled. Three rat m n of the Joe flock productions will be hosts at a Thanksgiving lay dinner al which, the gues.s Mill be tramps who tip the heam at more than i5 pounds. Thin hoboes are barred. The screen trio of fat men giving the dinner are: "KaUy" Alexander. ill, lbs.; "Kewple" Itoss. 3L5 lbs.; and "Kai" Karr. a mere sifi lb. Tom Mix has In-.n invited by Y. I'o, motion picture editor of The Tokio News and The Osaka News, to make a pbturo in Jafwtn. Mix said he uould consider the Invita tion and. in the meantime, present ed Ito with one of his rs-rvoir hats. NO SPOItT -.THI-:S mjk i-.vikmm; Th' 1 inches of York has put her royal footdown on the increas ing custom of wearing s!ort cloth ing In the evening. Tht Oucheiw believes in smarter dress for the smarter s t, and she has sel the fashion. The I Inches, "wife of King George's second son, after sport ing t-v-nts h;:s appeared In a cotn p. te chaniri-. Sport clothes there fore are nil right tip until tea time in lxndon society circles, but are laboo' d for evening wear. exr. pt in the country during hunts or oth er most informal affairs. Ten His Hobby i mm Harry Wilsm i-nattenil Army halllwck and termer Ivnn State star, N m mighty Hi-rstitltiif Individual. We-irtng numi-t to by mvidwu h dashed t9 yai tor tuvihtkiwn against Harvard In his tntfiivllw gtate 11ilut He tut stuck to tt ('..rough sis yearr of iaiege iwp tlthiB. (niio fiat Is Made Possible Thru Thrift Withhe observance of Thanksgiving in the original spirit of the clay, an analysis of the things you possess, the things that you are thankful for, emphasizes that your thrift has made the things possible whether they are material or otherwise. If you have good health to be thankful for, it is the result of thrifty storing of your energy, thrifty care of your physical resources thrifty spending of your strength. It is the same with all worth-while possessions they are not yours without the practice of thrift the ap preciation of the many opportunities that are the gift of the Creator In the material things your home, your comforts, your pleasures that money can buy it is careful planning, careful earning careful spending that has made possible their realization. Wp n KnU-inn. Jl Q H .".nr.TL-irMTr in- stitution, are glad to be able to aid in that thrift practice with our cuunsei, uur resources, aim uur many lacuities tor service. La Grande National Bank Member of Federal Reserve Total Resources Over Two Million 4 4 4 4 r
