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.! If ' ' Page Two Wednesday; December 1, 102(." LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER , -Vran jrat mirmi mfjrMtJr jr anmir BEAUTIFUL FABRICS i For Making- , , Christmas Gifts Fine Silks, plain and changeable 1 - colors, figured patterns.' Dependable TT-11 9 J Dependable Values Hill S Quality IS rJu sport'news1! EAST MAY FORM GRID CONFERENCE i-" '' . gSugpicsiion Made Since h 1'rinceton's Withdraw ? al from "Big Three" . Uy. 11II.UK HVANH Without a doubt, some now u,'"-1 filiation of eastern teams will i'l-uine ns a result of tlio wllhdrnw nl or I'rinrelon from Uio socullcd S"lilg Three." . - Tim Idea of- an eastern eonror. nco .already lias lioi'n suggested, f iiit lias been looked oh with ruvor Sin soma qitui-lera, frowneil on In others. '' "One of Iho muln objoellona lo j- - Ku-ii u pi in iiiu i- ...v t "-Mwlio lends Ihn poimt nrorenm In 'ion iinwleldly orgunlwitlon. . tlmra ,,, ,comi. and Motion Kaer, f.Mng so iniiny s-ood Warns In (ho fl t, W(irn ,,.,, )0V. ";,uJ,l' ' Jothers. HlKh srorlnK honors hnvn ''i 'I'lmt linrdly seems a logical ono, not yet been sullied, oh Kimr, trall utn tln,rt ili-ii nlentv of mlirhlv Inv a doxen nolnls hidilnd Kellv's rrond teams In tho West outside of ! tlie iiik Ten, yet thut onfanlxn ion. also known as tho Western Vi 'onlVmicc, has hcon mighty suc ei'ssful. ' Jl should not provo lo bo a dir j fMult task to snlert 10 teams that ywunld liavu a pretty good claim to FbeliiR tho clasu or the oast. Annual Arftiimmfs ;. While It iBn't Kenerslly known, i many of the nrKuments that arise Vbe.tweon the nthletlo bodies of tho various unlvorsltles can be traced 'to some ifHcvunOii over tho iiiioh- tlon of offlelais. Homo years neo I met with the irrnduate inannKOrs of Yale, 1'rlnceton niul Harvard at tho In- .vltutlnn of Jack Hlossom, then In rhnriro ut Yale. . " . Tlio nuesllon of umpires for tho big baseball Kumes, as well as tho rest of the schedule,' hnd been tho cause of iiumy complaints. Homo -umpires failed lo e've satisfaction, ily opinion was desired us to hqw the problem of lessening; tho i .,.. i.. ,,.,.,.,.,ri..' n,,,.u...i i,Al i selection "of' ' ofricfuls . might 'be brotiKht nlKint. llnnl in PIiniso Naturally 1 told tho grndunte ninnngers Hint Just as long as tho home team furnished thu umpires disputes wnuld continue In orlse. i 1 ventured the opinion thut tho . same set of umpires, assigned by one man in ennrgo or nffnlrs and scliedutnl to different games In : different cities oneh week, would X, bo sutlsrnctory, even though Iho siiiiio umpires In the rolo of Ithnie oirliinln would bo a fnlluro. In recent years the scheme T s suggested of moving tho umntres around has been used In mnnv of ; the eastern college games and the results huvy been vury satlarnctory. j' I tnernnr-s iggitlon l '; ronditions in rootimii perhaps ' jure even worse. AS n rule there v Is much Irtckering befora iho of fiekils are agreed upon. Should an orriclnl be so unforlunstn ns t render an Important derision that determines tho wlnnor, ha la prac tically certain to bo scratched by the losers the following yeur. ' I note that t'ommnnder Inginm, nthletlo director ot the Navy, while frowning on the proposed easiern conference Idea, mild he WHS In fi.vne . ..... .. . b ile personnge, or a commission COUlS Ct S!i P;:t"irt!l, yt sc.; I'm going to paint iky i::rn; end it says e i the rati, "To ci.'ain the test results put c i ct cast three eaats." To obtiin the b.-:; rtsultt frx::n your insurance pro tection make lure cf at least three thingsi (t) 7'hnt the company l-ck of your policy is well and widely known, (l) That the acrncy who writes y.-ur policy is ex perienced and dependable. 0) That your policy ex actly fill your individual needs. Jn other words put on ' yjur ccat and call on this (icncy. Chas. H. Reynolds Rummer llotol lllilg. "We Write Policies Right" Lm- W yon ;-eari:t so rj.r.'.y i coi:ls ci suc't a ht ; fiW.'" .; I Dixon, of Aggies, Wins Place on Mythical Eleven PAN KHANC'IHCO, Cel., lice. 1 (Al) An Associated Jress seleo Hon of first and second nll-Pacl-fiif roast elevens, hnscd upon dm consensus or foothnll authorities, gives Stanford Tlvo nnd Iho Univ ersity or Southern California nix ily.-rM rtn 11m, two mythical tennis, or ihcHn Htnnford places rnur und 11. 8. C. throe on the rirst team. Ki-ed Kwnn, (apluln and guard or Ktnnrord, wuh chosen litianl mmlNly for'TlrHl team honors, while his Icnuinintes, Ted Hhipkcy and Kd Walker, ends, were selenieil by six of right exports. In tho liairiinck poslllon Wll- nam i wini ifini ii.uy, Aioniunu, 7ti. has u rhanen lo ovnrtako his rlVitl through tho medium or an other iraimi Halurduy. The Ri.teetlon follows: l-'lrst 1eanv Posilton Shlpkny, Hinnronl K Walknr, Hlanrerd K lllblis, I!. H. T lllxon, t). A. X T 'Kwnn, Slnnrord a iTuylor. V. H. O n,.itencour(, 8. M. , (! Outtormsen, Wash. Q. K,.y, Monlnna .: H n. Kuer, li S.- I!, ..1.....-..H H Hokuo, Klnnlord V n Meeonil team Position iiudgro. V. H. O K Kehnh, Wash. . TC Wilson, Wash. T iiickerson. O. A, C ....T K minor. 1'. 8. r! ...G oorroil, IT, 8. n o- cravath, It. H. t .; Meeker, W. 8. C ..Q ' iyu,d,' wtunford M H underbill, 8. M. HH Hchulmorich, O. A. a II , - Baker Eleven May '""' I tlaU VOtntneVCe ' , j ltAKRR, Ore., Dee. 1. linker i,ih i,.,..i ...in .,ii. . i, r..n. ,.,.-, he, schonl, ninner-up for the f.mi-1" Mu'"' tvr '"''"'. Hroa.. of ,n ,.)inmilonshlp of the portlnndf ,,"!'p- , . , ' ' ieim-h..limtle league, on the Incnll, llo' "',!,,ln """rg" f'MsaHw field Halurduy If negntlntlons ni.wl'",v" ''Uildlng some additions in progress result succesHfullv. Hu- ker'was selected by the I'lirtland school ns a loglonl contender in n punt Season gome and was Invited to play.. The luiigestloti met wlih iippruvnl hero and now nwaltit only fur eiiiliirin.ment of the suite nih- letfe nutlimilles. If tho vnine i-J played here nn rfort will be mndu lo have the stores close two houinl Kntimhiy arternonn. COOKS Will Foil)' Games, Lose One O. A. , mnVAU.IS. Dec. 1.--Oregon Aggie rooks have just completed their root ball schedule tor tills rail nml turned their at tention to books und rtnnl exam inations, 'llte Ornhge babes won tour gallics.' tied one, and lost one. They run -llp Mil points to their .opponents - M. Plenty or good line and fair blickrield material was develniw-1. according lo tho" freshmen roaches. Here are the. results of the rook football Viiaon: Aggie Hooks 1 Corvnllls high e Aggie hooka t l.lnrieid fol... 7 Aggie ltouks .11 Albany tol e Aggie Honks 45 t'heinuwn . .. 0 Aggie Hooks 60 Columbia i:... u' Aggie Hooks 0 Oregon l'Vosh 1 4 Izzy Schwartz Is W inner Over Chuck lH)ltTUANI. Or., iVo. 1 (AP) Ir.iy St-hwi.rl, Now York bnn t:un vtiKhl won nn pnny tt-n-rouinl h l?lon ovr chuck ItVllnmn. I'ortlan.l hrr la;t ntirht. Thrt Nrw Yorkrr win rrvtlltiMl with taUtnK viry round. M.tilX IIKKKXTS COVE I'OVi; tir lec. 1 (Special) The Cove high school played root ball nt l;igtn last Friday. Klirtn won by a G to. 0 score. , T K(Xl l.(;K Itlr-IHY I.ON'IXI.N AI) Ijtdy Maud Vaneeder. iresldent general of the I'.ietiy SiH-lety. on her vinlt to ttie l ulled .States. Intends taking active measures in extend the poetry so ciety in America. She hopes r,.r the nriMpllnii there of Shakespeare recitals in connection with which Indy Maud will sue a concert of Shn kenpeare's songs. of Ihn-e. who would handle the sporta question of the eastern col. b g. s. such as the selecting of of riciala, passing on the eligibility or playera and rendering decision on any and all dlaputea iTInceton'a withdrawal, while a blow at Big Three traditions, may n-sult In much good for colb-glate sporta In the east. Elgin Football Year Successful; Record Is Given V,fH, Ore., Dec. 1 . With jlho rio(lull togs offlclolly ... dis carded, the Klgln high school tunni Ib looking back over u successful season. ' 't'liron games were won. two lout ami tu'0 ended In lies. Too Season's Scores follow!' ' Klgln I :.... I !(.,.. 14 r, Opponents; ..Joseph ... , IX ..Uairwuy .. ..ftiitcrprlsn ..Prairie City ..I'ltlon . Wallowu . ... . I'mlrli! Cliy .:. 7 ..10 2 II .:I2 7. ' . . ; ; no- The team, was conched hy-e-gnnh lleltkeiiipeiv ' ' ' Volley Hall Teams , To Meet on Dec. 3 ; KNTKKI'ltlHK, Ore.,' Pec, 1 (Hperlal) Tho fcnU-rprlsa und UiHi-ph tfrlH will play their lust Ktutie or volley bull for .tins season at Kii4erirlmi ,1'Ylday ovonlllff. 'j Ju local lineup rnlloA-s; O. JJowsTr,vf'. Huyd, -.yi'. HeiV'e, K UlneharU'F. .smith, '. Jiobbin. ...M. Haitu, V, lluilK" and 'A: (Nlark. Thi Joseph;! Illionp: W. Wll(!ht. r. JTCsles. K. Sioit, V. I took,. BWr, v N. Hook, M. Dawson,' H.'Seotl and O. Meude. .' '' ;U, j ' ;;Th 'first Katm' Of Iho soason fhc tile lioy's btiNketball leunL Is sched uled , fur Jan. . K, between Imhler mid l-.'nterprl.se here.' - 'i . : . : WALLOWA PERSONALS WAI.I.OWA. Ore.' (Speclul): I'rank Downing, a forWr or the' ... . ........ . I-. l.iap Keettoti, was u business Vis itor here tile Mrat or the week. ' irvln (liiHltn, : who lias been working for . 11. ( keal'ing,' : re turned home i-ecelitly, KoHd enllditlons u're .'much .'Im proved or lute. The ground- bus settled, and the roads :ln '-Inany parts of the country are still good for automobile trnvei., - .. . y I,. V. Lathrop, of l-enb wna ' a btialncss vlHltor the' lust 'ofvtlU' week. " -v "v '-. 2i. V.V A.4 Hunter has moved a laiyre bunch or his cattle to the hilts lo pr..i!urc. i . W. M. Ilroolts, who I'lUfl 'rented a farm near Island tMly,. us a liiis!ner.s vlHltor here recently,., '..m 3. P. .Mirclock, of Iji 'Ufaiuje, was n biiHlncKH vls!tor here riurlnir the week. . - ; , , ; Many farmers In tho valley ;.svc; t lull are taking advantage of'.,thi niMiortunlty to plow sod., Thoflull bus been . wet sufriclcnt to uiaU.i. sod turn nearly as mnslly aslln jeurly sin-lug. : , '. Arieiin ami una i oucn. wno art attending high school here, spent rhanksglvlng at their. honin.-at A. Downing hns been lilisy ,u .'" " " "n ,lu1"' Many pt'tHona over tho country aiv sufftM'InK from sovoro roltli. .Innus Viiiver one! wife, of Kn lrpHsv. l!Ite,K tlit liitter nnrt of tho wt'Hk ill J-', 'a, Dovvninnr'd. of 1 p. Tin-. . littHkt sorlabtp h&M Ut Willow Springs schonl- houM Wednesday evening,: Nov. S4. was aiit nilt t . y a liii'KR mtnht'r of PUTS BROWN Mtli F' L,::'-''ir-VifV'J W Brown . One of the outstanding football eleven, of th rurrent season la Krown; In fart, th llttla ProTliUnrw tK. I ) school at tliia moment has Just about aa good a claim on the national eham- ptonshin s any team In lha country. Brown la reached lionshl "Ttias' Mruaughry, (raduata or weatmlnater mlletr. Kultnn. Mo. It la hie first year mtth th Bruins, but h hsa dona ao well ha barn In th art apotlifht much at late, previous to Urown,, AlrUaughry coached at Amberat, whert his - teams thrice won th "Utile Three" crown. Two Captains .. .. - At NOtra iDnme wins tho" Natlonrl I'uueginie ruoioait cnamplonshlp, un I It looks very much as If - Rockn.'i proteges would, the honof of Itadln tioiISe,",,i"N'. V,X' ""T 1 y two, playcru, for Notre Dome ha i captains in Tom "Beq" Hear. . dAn-anA n. e len and Qne BUworda. tVR tln puplli of t'He Hchool which c00t - It n trlnuninpfi of black and enJo;vil ' fry Iho -4 crowd.. A whltw IrtAthor In a cfmcker-hoard numhor ' f bnkrtn weM sold, iCt Ih hnbther vctsloh. ftome b r I n ff I n ir . moifV than $40.' A 'llmi'ir Dip con ta uro mado In two- ThanKsKlvlhK titrkoy and son-p chickens Wcr nlso iHh posed of. i-iolpn-, tho , srnnll tliiugliter of Mr. nnd Mriiv' J.' H..- JoHurd, has be on voonrtnpi)' to lior' homo th pat aevorul duya surfftiiris from ntcuslos: Mho -t is roportod' to ' M (Tt'tttnir alons 'well at 'this tlfnoj No rcport..of uliy other cow3 huv ng broko out aro IjeaVd ul thin ttm .' - ' - - -' '. -i O. ,t, Wonia'rk returnodi lPt 'Cemiyf frojti KrPiiiath IfujW, Whtt1 ho .hit iheon during: 'iho past authj, livor anV rftM. I'nltl )ot .Hprlnip, VoHlaU fjfirniod onvHear oioeU.. Cove Xmas SeaL ' iiif Sale (Judex Way i ho. i Jiriaunaa seal itale is under 'waty.Jhere. The posters and. Other advertising-. nmttor, for tho -$ai at I on V the windows in 1ho business section'.. Tho gay' 'little' NtU'-kors arc :to ho found at thcpuWie Hht raVy nnd at -various other places.' Mrs. A. G: ronklin i chairman, of . tho seal sale and a number of y.onxen aro working under her, helph.fr' in thn TiKht' npalnsi tnh- orculosis. ; t - The. "jvrsenle nplp" scare Has Kee'ri- disposed of with, nnnounce ment that nil .'uhlpments uf apples foivCrent Itritaln are liiHpected he foi1'W.ivinrr the I'nlted States. ON GRID MAP ONAMIlX WET OREGON PROJECT WILL BE RUSHED Government " i6 B e g i n Work at Vale as boon , v' as Possible VAJ.K, Oro., Dee. 1.. (Ppfclal).T "The. government will proceed as rapidly ,'iis -possible with1 work on the . Vnliie ' project," . siild. tt. J. Ncwfll. yhh r engineer from ilolse. who Is Ifi' ebai ne. "'the first step will 'be a cull for bids for con struction of the rirat flvo mi e stretch ' of the main canul from Numdr, nliont half way to llni-- pcr. , .The govcrnmenl .will uiso udvert!si for bids In the Warm .Springs drainage canal In the V!- clnltr,. ,of - Vule. The . cohtrucls should be left ubout the first or the year. ' .. . ' ' ' . ( "On .the Vale project englnoe'c Ing jlutn 1st already III , the bend orriee or reclamation- and thlnun ore In readiness to advertise for bids." ' . K.'.A.' Hanks, who: will have complete choiRc of the Owyhe. projrm, H)H,.ecled the canyon in w,,..-,. ,l, !"; M 7'"' .;"', Wi'fK. Ill- lltin mum- a tTiiiuuy selection of. the Voule-'t be , fo-.' lowed'by the rullrond tortronspoit liiillilinfr'fiiaterlal anil supplleH-alVd huB' decided upon fa' slevfor 'llie construction camp. -; ' '-. -t ' . His heuiliiuarlers sre 'nt Nysla. It Is expected to ' huv'tv dnltf lo wuiliuess loudvertise.f9r bids lor the. An m soon after the. first rf Hie year- It Is esllmnled the duhl ulone will cost l,olill,liOl. Con- Istruction should slurt by-mfdsiim-imer After the dnm is completed the railway will be tornup-nnl the grade used ns-u highway. - MOHUUNd AVAKPROm; j i.f'miifr motor roais,. iormnriy hrlghjness and novelty u's wxrn by i,. '.. . -., ar llni-il' w(th flcoco und heautlrut I wlih'' n.. drop Iii'in and collar of 'ulaftfMl leather. -A. hhiR . loathur oolor Uat hrs, whlip others havo iho plaiting In contrasting- c)orH. To rovlve hn anclont (ittoHtton in new' fonn", why does a nodes- !rln" r.rowt .f l"" roa'1 'lijl For Growing Boys and Girls 'r : ' ' Nothing Better Than '..' ' ' -: $?m B MC WILLIAMS' -?.:.'.';. - Br"! i 1 Butter-Wut . . I j ' R; Bread m fijlj RICH AS BUTTER SWEET AS A NUT , ' s' , ! ' Order Today from Your Grocer j LJm Made in La Grande : . :- W LA GRANDE BAKERY jMh K- J- McWILLIAMS, Prop. bj 17 tT'-rfe'Sv' iw"?' . Wins a Title thin in .MiNM Anple rnrkhumt, jew j- w crowned northern Crtllftrnln wo- I vn'n gulf ( hnniplon. Hh hftllx from ian Krnni')i"j and hns dlffptnyi'd un- I liuii) uMHy on the )ink. Hr Kini i ' ittt-uilyM n consist on t Tor n turn I I iittiv4 fiuwcumer M the rather ex-j tiding pntttlnic. COVE PERSONALS cf)VR 8p0(.,n1) , - er, vices were held- -at-the. Baptist, L"""- : "T"'" " . ' The. Rev. Aliro I'ayno delivered tho aernion. i . '.- Steivart Kreiich, who Is a stu dent '03. Whitman , colleffo, canie liome' ThariksKivinK. . ' Minn -Porothy Mills, who-la ni tondlnK Whitman collvgp. at Walla Walla, Waali., ' was .homo for .the Thanksgiving- holidays. . Thu high school Junior vaude ville .will be presented Friday evening, I)ec. 10. . Tho Indies' guild will T give a dancing party at thn Maccahoo hall Kiiday evening, Jec. 3. JVIrsv T. C. Hefty, and Mrs. O. R. lutwBon will entertain tho ladles guild Thursday afternoon at Iho home of Mrs. Hefty. IL(.lt(M SCAKI'' IlKTriiNS Tl.o pilgrim! or polnrlne scarf j wr, for ovenlng wiiar, adapted fron; the 18th century mode, is; the British Kve's plctureSMue-new !, fancy. It Is dyed In pastel shades, and . bright colors, and frenuently , fur of one variety and shade is i worked' in with tinother fur "of ft! different shade. No fuatening arc ; affixed, tho scarfs being held in place hy, Milady's hinds. " I a mm .Softy ' lomforfauy J , TTlATrt UT MOTOR STAflH lieaTe. ., la irntl for Aosrfih . " nakcr anA Iiot ' . , ': Hake oulf - - M lcutllioa . lliOOA.M. Conneetloa at Pendleton for Walla Walla, Pasco and Port land; at Portland all points South and North. . . tji Grande Depot Phone 7U ' ' ' l j All Modem Clialr Car Stage. : i GET Aberdeen is a coal that's made-to-order for you! We say "made-to-order" because it fits your needs perfectly ' It's "hot stuff" no doubt about that. We fork it clean no dirt no dust. SAWYER-HOLMES MERC. CO. Phone Main 17 READ THE OBSERVER CLASSIFIED ADS (bmbrfaiy I 9 Kin A.M. . 4:001'. M. :!!.'. A.. M. . UM V. M. B:3U H. M. 8:30 P.M. 0:15 l. AL THIS! I.
