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Page Two LA (JKANDE EVENING .OI'SEKVEB -r....u.iv I ),.ce im1.lt 7, KCfi. uTt'y!. IgQB O'FARREL IS ' Great Prospect x.l Vitamin B Test T'S tit's : WE r Ui AU II fyt 1 11 II I It? I I . r ill M is 3 I M - w r. y r it? M 5? .Store .? Lovely Gifts for "HER" Dependable Quality and Value in Gifts Every woman lakes .particular pride in.receiving a gif t designed. to make. her appearance, more, ch&rming something fo wear! Jt.is (both sensible and lovely and the choice of , smart ,new .things 4iere, inex pensive if your budget is limited, makes your chopping easy. JVtaRaalte and Humming Bird :SUk Hosiery The loveliest silk and perfect fashioning make these jhpse, not only '.preferred by many women for their own wear -but especially nice as Christmas gifts. Van Ha,alte quality is immediately -seen-an unusual hose ai.$2MK Thejpopulqr Humming Bird, in all, shades, at ' "' $1.50 Mony other equally charming gifts are here new bqgs, silk neg ligee, cunning handkerchief s, stylish gloves. Early shopping frill be most .pleasant, i . fa tit 1 fl ft a ,ft il ft il & ft, ft! ft' ft ft ft il ft ft; (1 ft ft ft A ft i ft il ft ft ft ft & ft MOST! VALUABLE Sant'lot Product Wins Coveted Vote in Na tional League Thf of ilayi-r lw ni:H-K l.rn iii4-tilnl on liHMiiajiir It-a-u lurticir nU tf la!i:altU nia fJim: .mi:i:i an l.r..i;i K INinl ! Ty O.lili. l -l'.IIJ .Trt- siMiMr KM Coilino S 1022 Ji OT jf SI-JT 55 H.JUIUI.- i:ntii et 1024 -UuUvr Jip4uimii 55 l25 It-Mit r lVl.liijiu-li 45 l2fl ILiii-il C3 NATIONAL i: I2) Kiuuty VttJHX' ...14 I'.'i-x-rs iiiintsji ...7a l2l lt-J O'KnTfll 7 fi(4-'ii-4l au-.-mls lo4 Jan nary in rtNiiiliun (f sfinfc'r to liarns in -a.'KJii- tlfviKiutc!. 1 . it KG ft ft Ity Uie A-vh utMtl lrcs Ni:V Y Hi K. I 7 Sv!r:ion of riy rn-tl, ruTrhir of the world' ch;iTiitt4n St. l.ouis Cunlin ol.s, Htc mort v:ilti:.liir jluyt-r-in lh'' ;i lion:; I l.'ifiii.' durtnir 1hr J:;'C r:t'i. "utis ni.r&unt--t Monday by lr-snii-rii Jol.t) A. M'-yl!t-r. rr;irr ll r-- iv-.I "rj points out of a m.ssiik- 0 jx.iiits from inM iii-iiiJi.s of itji1! Writers"' niijiutitti-r- ia:ikiMp iht- n.ard the J;i'i)4-s: mac i v. r poU-nl In a play er. Ht- is Uic first fUhr in either 1,-iijru.- upon uhom the honor has liwn foTift-rwd nl with h.is s-lec-, ntn ko'S a cash jrlz! of tl.ubo. (Hlii-r fiiriiiimN in Iirst Tn 'i'lin-c f;hrr ".irlin.it players fln- Jshi-1 uiiioiir i he lirst t-n in the voiinr Tairiuiv Thcvenow1. bril lium hor-tc:p. Ij-m-v JI-H. 1hir3 mnt -liuin, un: I'jinl Khcm, pitcher. S-coiitl Iwmorp. htiwcviT,' wero tnken hy lTuphie CjIIe. keystone lia uujtnliai)' of ih ineJnnati JiuiJs. for whom (Hi points were re- Jlay Kn-ni'T, I'itlsbursh piteher, with y:' poinls, w;is third. Thcven ow. with Sfi, lotirlh. tm.l Hack Wii Foii. ('hif:ip-o ou!lii-l(tT wilh 25. fiMh. Utt't-rs Hornsby. man a per of th ( '"cir'Jinals and winner of the pri7.t- las: y-ar, and M:iz-n Cuyler. J'itiyl'Urph ouTfi-ld r. who finished rt-eond to Hornsl y. t;iil.-d to land within tht first 1 n this y.-ar. N-ith'-r wir.ri'-r nor rur,ner-up ttiis yiir w-re anutnp the bud-rip b new- hittrs. (?'l-"rr"li pcsilnp a balTinc avcr.iRe of and Critz The -cin.tniit'-e -onfidered. however. Ihat the former wifi on1 of the incst timely hitlers on the cardinal t--uin. in addition to hemp a eajiabl-- j-eeeivt-r. a Oeadty throw er and ft tiep-ndable handler Of boxrnen. He Jippi-:ited in 147 Out ui 1:.4 g-Jinn S. Oitz's Irfi-J.' Swtixs lii i:jte of OiTKH Jtw batting niitik. tne eojiimniee -filled that be i;id flushed "the most marvel lous defensive play f'-en in the ma jors for many a year.' He aho uuti ctmi-itbT' d us d.mirerous if not a prolific biit.si::;jil. The com in ill - - making the award ;is eur;ip:-id of James M. (ic.'.'Id of fi. l.oiiis. eii.'iirman; G.-fire W. Iab-y or New York. J. Uoy Stockton if St. Iouis. Jlobert Ni'whiill cf 'incinn.r.i, S'oncy Mc I.ton of J-hi.a leiplna. William H. lleeker ot hic.i,''i. Nick I'latley of Itosiou. K-i ii;i!liiii-''T of I'ittsburgh and At-e Yair-T of IJiooklyn. Thf rules gov- rniiifr sewrtions pmvidt; for first jtJaec votes to In recor ded as t- n ptiint, s-eond piii4' fcs nine, third as eipht, etc i ,.-v . Tiie fe'htw my v.n ed f'f oji llit k did::! s were vot- How They ote. SPQRTNEWSl Silent Pool May Hold Secret of Missing Novelist I DEMPSEY PLANS ruts. ' Thever tnv. ;'l . I Wiiwcn. 'hi 11,. lieit. Si. 1.. Hariri :i e. ( ;n. , Khwii. St. i.. . i.ir.dMrwn, N. V M5irlsvn. l'hiia. Waller. I'Hls The Promise Literary' society Travnor. li:;s. Iniet-is every tvp wteks ut tJ.e J-ipp. in JTOtlilkP M'lirxil linne t i . Mr. aud Mrs. lieed. Marb larm !ii..n-. VEnwtwn n..r i upt " in. . '. it.? '.-v.. .... t . il The dooI is not fr from ttio udt I v' 1 "00t. vl'jiiiu ovaris .irainine iai,x l,ua", 01 mK" -T,.T-.i.-- V w , 'r: 1 a'i. i-y and uiuan 'arp r i.od ho: Football Board Will Not Permit Mac-Hi ;to WayrSi Former King of Heavy- Slants btarts .lraini for Tunney Fight ntlll-tiKflltn KnrtMnd 1W 7 I (A!) Whiie jwarch lor the miBS- i n r A merk'Aii nov east, t ha t'larissa . CiirlsUe, coaiinuM Knrland od even on x-outiuent. the )ocl police are leeaterius upon "Silent pool" .which ; )crenl jiuys t betlouilKs, report an e reel lent trip. tut think Orton is a much better Kt.-i'e in which - to live. Miai Nona Carper is M.iyhtsr with h-r broilier, A. K. "arper aim family. Theo farper, Kunire f'ourln t'tydf Taylor. Harold. Kalph and Lillian "arper and Ar-ihb J?;mk Jiead spent Thanksg-ivinp ut the iteetl home here. O'Fa rr.-ll "r-ity.. ("ii Krt dm r. St. U Total T! fid n. l'-c.' at hb t ics this mo mine it-fused to rnt jH rmtwion for a ftotbll i Sunday heOe. h Ml her j?.ime in thut city n.At Saturday ho"i" n "i'UUrUI'' lone in the school of M tit on. Kree water and the Orabhooka on Jons ropea ar bt-b-dfotd hyrh ftchool squads on the lnic mM Ihrouch the murky frour.ds that Mcl.ouKhltn had ig-j waters ol the pool, the operations no red the ciiallt-nce of the W'st ; font tnuinjr day aud nurhu j J -inn team tor a Bm' IbkI fSjttur duy. and thai McLouirhlin' claim to the Eastern Ureun title thtre ,Jore is not rlear. The Medford "Silejit pool' ia the center' of numto-oua bieiiiia, tttit- .lo the .ef fect that Kmc John ao frightened a woodcutter's tiauKhiwr that the- t- uni ta9 disbanded and no further jrirl thrw herself in the pond and I-OS ANfiKLKS Itr. 7 AP) 3utk lM;inp-.y, former iitvy weixht vaatupion, maivanf th for mality of a .few MurmHw up UisJiia. Will start Iraiiitiift .tjit (or a rWurn hout with jGene Tunney. to whom he lust thf worWa title laat KiptfUiUer t Fmiadelphln. Thts ho announced today, ay Inp: "If I can 4ume baek. 1 ran htp Tuiaey. ttnd (f -I ean't eome back. J tn-thFouah with . th . fiaat Mme. 1 don't want aay 'ja-t ups'."' Ueplyinc to rnorta that he had leen pouKintsd before the fiKht , Mith Tunney. thr former champion .b.rb.rrrf: ww but Mutt about . throw in- ficfcia. Wine poiaoned or worried lo d-ath U a Jot of bkum Tunney ran whip any man in the nn tody. H. ia a atiff counter puncher and wttlle 1 think he could X have w hiw-.-d l-rpo and probably . held ( arptntir ewn JeM WttVard . and Hill Itrwiaaa would Iiav, ' tifcuchtf rM hlaw" ' "I arrJ in Philadelphia l-nchman. twirlinj: a dainty mua- ! , the day pf tbe fifht. J had enough Uirhr. invaded his Kite's Arammg ' , - n l" inira- room at .a theatr. The count PlttiMLSK. (Kaul ur. nd " ur mg oon rq-r-( me intruder out. If chal-1 J"lyde Taylor visited Sunday at tin J Andrf-w KleaJimaii home. I I The Kuinea bean it a new Fp'-ci- mn vf VetelUJe. It resemblew creen quijh. eruw un a -ijmb-aritf vine, cmji be fried like ejtphsni. 'oiled like .mah and pi i -d and pickled like wittermeb.n. i clull ii)t-K wifl le ronrider-d. Wed ford utiuB guananteed 1cLu:h hn $H' ( ep ntK:s for the eatue. Th e t etl ford ar hool. at ' be schedule nivetia in January of the southern orticon 4oulre4ice Mill iuMte Urani Jitgh of Portlant to pay a lootbalt game in this city neat tall. Medtord gwiMC to Orant I be following year. i 1U I IA AND SHOI-S ' M.W YUKK rount GuiUaumr .Sejtur. )tuaband of t-ct)e Sor r I. has a nicely isolated shoe ready for a duel. He a another win drowned, her botjy never-being fvovvred. The king Muc a feather la (he I an k b f ore pAMUiig on b ts w ay. the tale continues and this in time gifr-w into a. rffrat bowing willows which border the uool. Irm. ChnkUf uattd-thts rtaion as ! the locale sf seYrl suortca. one in parUcuUri- fealuriiyr "4uat pool" a.t a body of aier of -laarlnaiin-m j str. May Munage ' r. Mays. . K-. . N y. . Wall.. -. Ci:i. 'i n llus. I1.'". I'm- f.i:u'A-.!is Holluiii'y. ( ' r.' imjii. M.-r. il Is Conducted by Penn State Man STATU rOM.KOE. Pa.. Tec. 1 (AP)ScinlilB at lhe I'tnnyl vanla 8mt K il-Se aBricullural i-x-nf-rinvmt slatlon have h.l a mal Uruav piacM.UW"- t ana largcKI aoinach of a ivnn M- honi.slval row. J- wi''. WO old pur-bntd .holrtein hif. ' hf iiurpew "f aimlyzInK (owl '" .-ala. . i ' jir S 1. i:. rhi. l ha prov. " mj" a. rows turn vi)l '"""' v';i'lm'" nm wh.-n Dial nnf-asary dl.tary aulimanr.- is 1!I oui u. " --- ln: omuinc a. H lur row has Oip w.,r of usinK in' Iwrtcrla in li'-r rumen to .nanufu.-- lur- vilamin . Jiampu " - Jinii r will i laKt-n lilllff doorway, vitanun 11 in alcohol on.l xiraJ"- " i" T.hr rfid"- will lie Si-A lo rata. " th" nils (hriyci like olli. rs that r' erive a vilamin li ralion. iJr. H' i'- tel .Mill Im! on tne roau is tlon of tlx- proliKim. Tiio opi-ravion was aiini'"; BarluHMS and Ji-kkh; is m 'tindid cow. lx-al anaesthetic, u-ere ued. The rumen -wan to tne jkin,d 0"tnn ana when pie two (f row together n an. other eek Ui-' hanijy oyofilng win he rewly for. WW. . r . , ' . r--r-i 1 1 '-' . (iKontKK mvoRcte j- -HONO I ! W I-"" mil HaHnU author of New York, has been d! .,.,l by Hamilton I'upe Asee. of i iioiiolylu. on Hi BToimilB of d. wr. IVitll Christ mail" near there m two ehoices in Hie Jimtler to mJiuji ir-fiajlil-' ' ; : ' A 4un.yoar-i.lil inedie:U irtallne li.ts haeJiuUs a hi:lin fund. UniversJly of Wisconsin expect preat things of John Cavosie on tne football field starting next season. Cavosie now ia a freshman at the Badger institution and will be eUgi Me for varsiiy competition in 11(2". He prepped at Iron wood (Uich.l HiRh :;rhool and gained distinction with a $ Si-yard dropkJck in UfZH. DIBLER PERSONALS IMBI-EU. (Special)- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris and family are looking- for a house. They plan to stay here this winter. Mrs? Tom Hue km an has been ill, but is much better now. Mrs. ,uoy Allen went to Bailor, Saturday. ; j Clarence, Keown, Phil Prior and Theo Hahn uese in l,a Grande Sat- urday. The play "Little Miss Jack was t-e-senled by the enlor class Fri day night. Mrs. .Frank Martin has had an infection in her hand for .several days. ! Several Im liter people attended the funeral of Jrvin O. Williamson Saturday afternoon. A Strength-Building Food For Feeble People SCOTFS EMULSION Money To . Long or short pe riod loans on desir able city property. Attractive terms and rates. Wm. Miller & Co. Phone Main 1. Established 188 PARK PERSONALS THE PARK (Special) Lester j Miller and Be.rt Vande.vai.ter were I'nion visitors Saturday. They') brought back a load of desks for The Park school house. Boh AVanker. Vivian Kenntdy and -KcniK'th Vanondor -rftturnod from the mountains Krlday. They ! r-port that the snow in the vicinily 1 of tiic Taylor-Green place is side- , d'ep on their horsea They brought out three head of cattle, which they found snowed in. They plan lo make, another ride later. 3 boy Titus and Iester Hush, wlio have been cutting logs for Harry McMillan, went to Union Kriday to visit relatives. Mrs. Jtuth Gilkson. who is the school teacher here, reports a very good attendance at school. Very few of the scholars were absent during the muddy weather. Some of the child rcn walk more than two miles to school. Rich In j All Cod-liver Oil j r I Vitamins I g..MmMIJ Scoa a Bowbc Bloomficli W. J. Vr-7 I 1 m m I Ctss&i II if " 5 The GREBE SYNCHROPHASE Picks the Station You Want. Easy Terms La Grande Electric Go. "Everything Electrical" 1412 Adams Av. A wntjtrRly p'c is the subject of a monument at Luenenbei', Ger n;:iny. The pig unearthed the rich est table s;:lt mine in Central Ku-rupe. The Chinese knew how to make bread from wheat in early as imft .S2 .3tu I " 25 . '- i " i ifl PROSUSE PERSONALS ! 'il w''iaar t -r, out : ! IZ.il I S::i, j Jltiiw!: uri'l "hr Kurd a u.J Im. k.ls; lliirh. hit cut!(- i- :. o.' t : j Ntw Yuri; J Hrook' r. us ! lhi'.i- 'phia cs hi eciiimitiee added .ShLj 'Jvl. pitchers. I bas . and 1 Miuthit. tie c..rd)rtal: Cuyl- J Ad:tri s. piteh4-r, and i ' r. of tht- Pirates; "Tiie al is on tiie TO- I fl say, v-:.(s-:i, outfielders, ' ttm ttr mtn ilay. Values!! Values!! Values!! , Christmas Sale Event At this most opportune time we are offering every article in the store at Prices without a par on standard qual ity merchandise. See and Compare These Values. Wardrobe Trunks $19.85 Suit Cases 89c Dress Shirts 1 ests on,, All Leather 5.93 tvs. juieh-rs, and , mil- '(b rs. of the ;-is. and J. Welch, Hras; Jackson. We thm't care. jui let il fly JiiM a" Ummc a.i iw liave Ote (kiuaii to buy. I am tat : my tuuut-'s do "nas." rt;op : l COVE PERSONALS Kournier, JX tB Mop for a wiiUemiMl n: H'-nline. I Uutu H. alhcole. . If be Jul mo enuj lo ri a j nnilr ! Vau kail Ix-IU-r go out ami ran a mur. .ii1 mttrn jna mm In n tlu -Itaix lame ran Ju-t fiaa. our piaiv anal tMiy a i.... i uiun i u inv irouoie Tex tended Jja will cjiooae left u the Hlrk.iJ wr Jjvln ataftuit the rii. ; fiut but u didn-t bother mv i i flfhtin ahiUly IB any r. aji.poj TRY AUAIN f tr form. Nuturally, It doe not I WA.SHtNm. If at Tlrrt I ou to hv a lot of aquan-lyou don t' sueee. try cin M.ry . Wln around ou. butllwt lo Tun. Mn'iinlir. 1 . daughter of Ic-nre-i nr l.ecauae J w.a artrtrained a.-ntll. Mrt-Untir. af Oklahoina. down too fine," and hkdiaM Lilrt. 4, aa or- . ' aaaial ia . th.iu. V Today definition: roaratloa -bvtv-vn hi vlt. XI r. l'eic.1 llucklu lrt eudair tor their Ustue ia l lnn . toaah. Mt Ixira farper went to Wal inwa Friday railed iy the lllneas of her ater. Mia Karl rUuey. Will riM.rlnaia Ita moved hla fuBuiy here -from I'rre, Ma. At i t 4T-,2i A 1 itaak.ilajMWirt'X'fi i llarry Hootier. fnrreer Klar ointn-Kl- r ft tbe B,.M..n Xed lSvx. i I ( vi:. i s J VmK r W !: ; vniti.'Ti. ' ;ntf? V.-V- jter of I- r-T here. a -Uiealrr hiw oiooed. monoloc a irvral years ao tbatr .narruc a man and was stuial.nl baoaua o( thru-rr turn rd to their jsT . i.rutt ... au.win. t ik ka. ' laToatiiieat ty lueo'Minea " inc J'- r hia bmthr. Ube Herin-:i. j r but b I.lu to rat or bur ! nt rlutv Hooper was a b t:- place brei and looatc permanently , in iuat4n aa a tuai-i 1 Mr. and Mrw B4rrd Cintf hae uW br a vputTr i:Mif, Mm. P.oy tV Hot ijlke ' k tor an op- mall dauffh W. A. McNeill. her parents of I ILainbam- mil- ita u I It riabt off -ihr car. SI Mi per lm. I We will dHiter It lo xnir tkn for , fttO.Mi ter lm. Wc Imr a feM : more bMuU of (try hu yvnod tieel , up in iImhmU-. MasJkr fme kinil- 1 lutx to Mart )vur aw fn tbe , 3 f fry rev in ilv ak 3oe fur SiA: Siii-fs $4.95 Initial Hdks. 3 for 50c Bradley Sweaters Price Wide Belts 1 72 Ties 39c 79c Si7s $9.85 Dress Uose 5c J mouths visit In West Virginia, Theyi L-iis ami Avn-.M HaPmark. small vns nf Mr. nnd Mrs. William H't 'I tiki rk, ji e out v ,r hCK'l Im -C' M- or ' 'i- r r- n I en io v Mr. ;i,l Vrt J Mi .urd-tte. of No; 1 h 1 Vu-iirr. :t. at 1 he hoii'e of Vr. : r l Mi K. S. Coin s' h. The -t!i of chrut mufl s-a's has! The Poor Man's l1ftd sared h'-re n-! i?i prr.arf inr ' Srt FVMmdry. Pboae Maia t iitciy. i Ko Sunday tin dm Ciaude C Pratt Xumber Co. Start Shirts $1.95 Special for Thursday. Army Leather Vests, wool lined SI 9 MEN'S WEAR rr. mi0" f nCash Store For Men Corner Adams and Elm La Grande
