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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 26, 1926)
Friday, November' 20, 4926 '' 1 f LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Hi. Army and Navy Meet Nov. 27 in Annual Classic! CHICAGO, Nov. JO (API Tho Army Muloflnl Navy Gout buck uch other tomorrow on a mld- wcntnrn gridiron for tho firm time I In the history 0f Owlr sTiillrou 1 FOOTBALL Untie , I'ociUello 19. Jiluho 12, Cri'lKhlon 0. Hlntpson 11, IVnnsylvania 10. ' Ort'Kon AkkIpb 29, Murquettn 0. Urinndl 13, Dnikn 0. Ivnntiylvuniu. Military college 14, Kt. Johns (Annapolis) u. KprlllKNi-lil 2, Vermont 0, Okluhomu A. & M. 14, I'niver- Baker Bulldogs Hold Pendleton m-rond period and' worked 'the hall Hnker" punted beyond mhlflelfU I Inside l-endleton's 16-yurd line two. una noun wnri'i wie uail Q hjj( j mom times berore the end1 of tho nurlod. . . . ' m n 1 Ilnkor Kent the nan in jenqio lCam SCOreieSS ' ton's torrltory thromfhout almost f""-, 'n""'"r'' ''" ISHU.Uuy of okuiloma ,4. nun hud un eastern H' ttinir. vurvinit 1 in- i i. .. i principally hein-cen I'hllailclphla and New Vork. Tho Army's UHcendenry Jn the past few years lias Riven the Cadets a narrow lead In the series. They have won II of rhe. 2 uanies played so far, losing; 12 anil tying two. Their inurKln in polnls is even greater, fin in IK3- for the M tdih lumen. ' The past rcconla follow: '. , SILKEN LINGERIE ! . For the Ideal Gift -V . JOST acceptable of all Christmas gifts, these charm- ' : j ,' ing new styles in gowns, step-in combinations, ' slips and bloomers, will delight the feminine fancy. In ; ,:a variety of models, tailored or trimmed with lovely laces, they come in all of the pastel tints and in white. Also beautiful negligees and snug blanket and padded robes, ; ;; Year I sail 1(0 1 I mt IKs IH'.l'J I 9011 1 !() J 111 113 I JIMS' 1904 1 911.1 I 9111! I 9" 7 I 9118 1910 1911 1912 1013 i 1914 1919 , I 192(1 1921. . 1922 Teddies: Gowns Step-ins Slips Bloomers Brassieres Dependable Values : HILL'S Dependable Quality'" Winner l.oser .....Navy 34 ...........Army 0 .r-.Army 33 Navy 16 Navy 12 Army 4 ...Navy (1 ..:..r.....Arrny: 4 ...Army 17 ., Navy r. ....Navy 11 rmy 7 ...Army II .....:....No.vy f I...IJ0 il Z ,lio ' 8 I'o 4" Do r Do 11 .n0 o (x Do n ...... (x Do 6 v..Navy Jfi Army .0 Do 0 Do.' II ....Army I! ..........Navy 4 Navy 3 Army 0 , Do 8 1 jo, o Do 0 Do (i ..Airny 22 . ...Navy ... Army 2" ...Navy Do 14 ......Do r. Do Hi .,...'....lo ...iVuvy C Army ...Navy T .....Army ...Navy 7 A.rmy ...Arjny 17 .Navy II J:..Arrny u ...Army 12 - Army HI wmsnanniiiK tool Hall Koines scheduled for Saturaay, Nov. 27, include; Navy vs. Army at Chicago. . Hoston college vs. Holy cross a! llnHloil. iliickne.lt vs. Dickinson at Hnr rsinrg, Ta, Carnegie Tecli. vs. 'Notre FX-une at I'iltslHirgli. llittroit vs. 'Georgetown lit De. Iroitr . West Va., Wesleyan vs. Davis Klkins at Clarksburg, W. Va., Iowa slate vs. Calif. (Southern Branch), at l.os Angeles. . . r!t. 'liarys vs. Hanta Clara at San l-'ranctReo. 1924 1MB ...Navy ..Navy -.Nuvy Provo Wrestler Retains His Belt SPORVNEWS FAR WEST WINS THREE VICTORIES : GIIANTO PAHS. Ore.,' Nov. 26 A1' In the hardest fought wrestling match ever sunn In ""i Southern Oregon, Henry Jones, of r i i l'rovo. Utah, clalmcnt of western, ' MjIHTIsIu Dfs(ltS' welterweight chamaiionship Wedr : in ' - -nos'lay night by taking two out -oiT ;V'J;?'tC;iWI.'if''4r-three mils rihm IVil Hrown. o ,- '. . . ... . , .Snaltle. Hro-n look the'flrst' fklllfTT i , i I in 21 minutes with a succession .i.. ... ' " "' Nov' asior henilloeks. Junes,, groggy in! "" '-mnehl Wildcats look the second full, used nn airplane the WlHsinelln. Valley conference ispln and knocked Hrown uncoil- name between cious. tie dumped Hrown in some. Albany Plr- what the same manner for the l!ir 7, llaylor centenary 5t, Oglethorpo 7. Hchuyklll collcgii 12, Suaiuehnn na 0. i Grove. City 12, Thiol' 0. Johns Hoklns 14, Maryland - Quuiillco Marines 1 9, Washing. Ion university u. St. Xavler (I, llaskelt 27. ' I South Dakota 14. HI. Louis un- i Iverslty 0. . ; ' I'enii Stale college 6, 1'niversily , of I'lllsliurg 24. . ' j I'tMh 34. Ctall Aggies 0. I ' V. V. I. 14, V. SI. l.-7.-: i ' Noith Carolina Kioto 7, Wake 1 li'oiest 3. - ; . William and .Vary 14, rnivrrsity of Ulclnnond 0. . Kranklln & Alarshiill 0, Oeltys-! burg 111. . , ! ' Muhlenberg 0. Vlllnnova Ci4. . Itochesler 0, llohart 13. j laviison 20, !!!;;"., 1'r.ivcrsiiy 0. Virginia 3, Norfh Carolina 0. J Mount I'lOon ti, Wooster 0. ' Tennessee u. Kentucky 0. - Georgia Tech 20, Auburn 7. j Vanderlillt 1 3, Kewanee 0. ' ' Florida 7, Washington I.ec. 7. Jiinuingiiam .Soutltern 33, Itol-1 lins college (J. .. r . t , Depauw 7. St. Viators ft. Texas I'. 14, Texas A. (c M. 5. Miami C, t'nivcrsity of Ciiiclanutl . i Lombard 24, Carroll 0. Davidson 20. -lluke IJ. a. -Virginia 3, North Carolina 0.' J Mount rnlon 9, Wooster h. ! Mornlngslde 20, South Dakota L:. 0. Louisiana Slale 1'. 7, Tuane ft. AlabaliUL 33, Georgia G. Denver I'. 2, Colorado Itadlo IT. 3. . . . I Washington Stnto 7, Gon.aga 0. Southern Methodist V. 14, Texas Christian l". 13. I rnlvcrsity of Wyoming 71, West ern Statu college. " Willutnelte 0, Whilman 10. ' Washington 10, Nebraska 6. tho entire first half. In the third 0 ' :' j period Pendleton started with a BAKEII. Ore.; Nov. 20 Ironing rush and kept Huker on the'de out differences tiefore the game. I Tensive through the quurter. Pen- onco colled off. Baker high school ; dleton's big threat was made in the defeated Pendleton. 9 to 0. here last (Hlarter. when she was twice; vesterilnv iM.nnnn linker lunreil held for.dOwns Inside the five-yard a touchdown on a Ji-yard -run lino.-Her sjnd drive wus halted niors Gestes", is not unnaturally throiigh the line by Adrian in 1 ho threi; Inches short of a touchdown. I rulher funeral looking gown. V.'. i. . i - J' . i ,, Hucltaroos' tu-yura inc. -hr (luff boptpd (jvor. a plafe kick, ' , ' r ! ; , .: POKMK IN DRKSSKhi ' English dressmakers ip aearrk . of catch -naipes for tl)fir (low crea; . i tions, have seized upon tho poena ' of : Alfred do llusset and Jean i cocieau for names. "Odllo tev au Irani -de l.'Ue," Is an exuulsltt tea gown, while "Apres les )er. ; WIOGLY Stores "all t -TimWT: , -over the world" stand back . J ;; V ; - of every purchase you make at, TAITII IX l . PAULS "Tho right of any nn tion to keep any otlier nation under bond for two generations, ' Is ques tioned by the Key. Joseph Wilson ccchiitn, pastor of the American ch.irch. Kaytng'this at a Thanks giving service which Ambassador licrrick altended. he continued: "If I dreamed that any such tragedy could occur, I would be ashamed to sing 'America, sweet land of liberty. lint I bellevo Am erica won't allow tile stars on her flag to change to dollar marks." , Aggies Trim Marquette Idaho Whips Creighton Huskies Beat Neb. In the Cioi t'enii Slate lost lo Hie t'nivcrsity of Pittsburg C to 24 noil Colgate nni , Hrown played w tie game. - il lllg (nines Cmiiliur The far west decisively demon-1 Chief Interest now- turns to the struted its foot Dull Supremacy over coming Amy-Nnvy clush Satur tiams farther east Thanksgiving day In Chicago, still Inter the.l n day when thrii Pacific roast Iverslty of Hoiithern 'California elevens smiislied thrOUrh Opposl-'.: ' Hon to victory. ' the Georgia Htilldogs -3S-ta limy the sanction of conference of- I title In the n fii-isis u miTB formality is need-! the VI!ii-al. nn.i n, m.A l..rnHn ti... mi.. .... I . ' . .e .ui.i mi- i em sues lo I -asa- I ales. I lo U. . ill --i i..,.,u il.... -'.I.I...1 r..n . .. IIH IA n,.u Un.n- i i, ,r- " nil., n UN II mil III II llllll UVIT il Illlllllie. .... u, ,,. i .ii-ii iit-i-ii,ini iiiaviti nil ii aiiiii,,.u ri..i.i i ..I,..,l,. x. . . . . "I '-" !" nay iniciuneit many fuliiiile; inn aiiiiuui louraamcnt or Hoses j I same. Tho , lli ilish yesterday. Cal Herman, of Portland, and Cecil Harriett, of Grants Pass, wrestled to a draw, each Inking one fail. ku i-i mucin s . wine mi.,. i,..i j i. i . Cl-Mlll- pnnivi... . , I i" i'iiiin-iwi Ul UrK IlllH cum- " ," " "" "'"-riri-as- ,,!,.,,, Wma or ,,r uinlr J.Z., M """" war.lrob... All Ihe n.-w colors- . , ''ini uh a inn- uiiiiiiis ui pori. laijule with ,Notre Ilu'me and on New Year's day the annual 'east wesl game In Pasadena. prune, grotto green are Included. ' She had her favorltn turban shaped hat copied for her iu velvet with a little brush at the side. I'KX SOLI' roo LONDON There's regular pea soup fog now here. So thfck that it hid Atuliassailor Houghton from. t)ie view of some other Americans at a Thanksgiving dinner. It liioisteni-d tiie Americans. . too, though perhaps something else helped. Sweet Pickles, full qt jars 47 ; Sour Pickles, full qt. jars 426 ; Chow Chow, full qt. jars 426 'Curtis Select' Ripe Olives pint can 236 ; Kraft Prick Cheese ;c 8 oz. pkg. ...:.24v Kraft Swiss Cheese 8. -oz. pkg. ...;:.:.:.....:....t?......:..25f - I Izuma Crab Meat, No. y tin;.35 ;. Geisha Crab Meat, No. io tiri .40 - Col. River Shad Roe h No.-Mi tin......;;;...... 48- Ilershey Sweet Milk Chocolate .' "y, lb. bar ......l...:......:L,:.;..23. Ghirardelli's Sweet Chocolate VI lb. bar X--;r..-...--40.. Ghirardelli's Honle Dip Choco late, I, lb. bar.... ;:.....,....21f Hershey's Cocoa, V2 lb. can....!7c Va. Sweet Pancake, Flour . Small pkg.' 146 Va. Sweet Pancake Flour " Large - pkg. . ...; ; ;...36f1 P. S. Pumpkin, No. 2'. canlS; Gold Bar Pumpkin, No. 2 can..t4 , IT WILL PAY YOU TO STUDY OUR SWINGING PRICE TAC3 CROUP USnaimodicCronpla frequently relieved by one application of-i a 00 Rub Ovr 17 Million Jan Uttd f.nrQ. v .iiimailHVU aiorquetir llglll foothalt team wa no iiiutcti' for the Oregon Aggli-s and lost fs tq 11 to Paul Kchlssler'n ud, Kroiu tho start tho ggie Jumpnt lino the lead, a blocked punt lvlng 1 in-ill a cnailci) 10 Kick s. field goal. Two long passes cofi) tourli. downs In Iho second quarter am), ufter a scoreless third, period, the Aggies counted tlr niore. when two of Marquette's passes were In tercepted deep in .Marquette ter ritory as thu Hllltoppera tried recklessly to score. ltm-kk-a Whip Ncbreku After 1 I lot tie last yoss, the 1'nlversliy of Wsnhlnnon sntcr, tulned the strong Neshrasks, eleven to to 6 In Senttlo yesterday. The Huskies prevented tb Cornhuskers irom pulling over winning touch, down In the flnil minute of play by four yards, with s, atouewsll de. f 1 use. Idaho received revenge for 1926 liefest by defeating rrclgh ton university In Omsha. 12 to 0 before a crowd of 10,000. Touch, downs scored by Jacohy end o. logs In tho first end second quart ers were responsible, for the vic tory, although tbo Vandals were masters throughout. W, H. Cluunptons I p In Washington Oonuiga lost to the cougars in ft gsiue tost do. terminal tho slat rhsipplonshlp. Washington Plats oiivg. by win. niiiff 7 tq 0. svented t-o defeats . and two lit iuim obwr nisilr tho lone touchdown Iu the third period on twq hard line uk. The Southern (.Mlforuls, tleven spllntrred Montana, unlrrrsltys wenk lino and, Iho Trojajn won easily at to 0. Hill Kelly, Uriuly tar, failed tq function in his usual style. t Over at Boise . Anso Cornell's College of Idaho Coyolra defeated 1 righting bunch of Uobfata from j -Montana niAta roues T to In four quarters of thrilling and spec tacular football. In the annual little rlesslc Whit man university wound up a uot. so-sureessfiil season by defmlng W'iilamctt in to 0. Alalsww Wla TlUr) Turning to tho south, Alabama's crimson Tide became champions of Ihe southern ttnfreae for the I third successive yver by whipping' All-America Calibre devil ,' iO. Jsr-tjirtti,' Jtf - If il l . MAY' vH)v?tJ-aJCV t V Hi$xv Klin i y &!r1tiyMA. t. --. t-"! v v .inw X4 j ,ij' T s. N, -s 1 J o - t 1 . m v - u X 1 aVI 1 a. t -M 1 , Si Cal fornu, h h I""."" VM" " V""' " ""her4 ..!nih 1v""''"', ' All A,ner,. a stars. fe,l. incident he Iu! !T 111, LI"'"? M"r'0n K"-r' ,vho ",v, r" ' ' IXvt lsy Kaer. rather than M.ton lie is a backrieid star, one of the cou -- tiy a leading iKiint sctM-ert. . Public Sale The undersigned will sell at public auction, at his farm one and one-half miles northeast of Hot Lake, Oregon, commencing at 10 A. M. Monday, Nov. 29 Ihe following Described Property, To-Wit: 17 Head of Stock 15 Good Horses and 2 Good Mules FARM IMPLEMENTS Including 8 sets of Harness; 1 Jenkins Hay Slacker; 3 Hay Rucks; 4 Mowing Machines; 3 Hay Rakes; 3-hottom Gang Plow; 2-hottom Gang Plow; 1 Grain Drill; 1 Deering Binder; 1 Corrugated Roller; 1 Dilcher; 1 Fresno Scraper; 1 Walking Plow; 2 Wagons; 1 Black smith Outfit; 1 Fanning Mill; 8 sets of Lead Bars; 10 sets Buck Chains; 1 one-and-a-half Horse Power Gas Engine, many other articles AND ABOUT 700 TONS OF HAY - TERMS: Sums under $10, cash; $10 and over," (5 months' time, purchaser giving bank able note drawing 8 per cent interest from date. 2 per cent off for cash on sums over $10 if paid on sale date. FREE LUNCH AT NOON It- HTL .I K . erst I 1 T. B. JOHNSON, Auctioneer J. E. REYNOLDS. Clerk E. THOMAS Owner. " Take the short cir to the starion s fnmi tl? to i. 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