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Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEH Monday, October 10, 1927 on Fine Quality BLANKETS At Attractive Prices HILL'S DEPENDABLE QUALITY DEPENDABLE VALUES Films of World " ' Series Shown in ! , Local Theater ft :, ,Ul ' ?peed und service are being fea tured in moving piciu- rep? its of .(,, great sporting events nowadays juhi. the name an In other hmidica ri , of endeavor that fnrnirh sport t' jir.we from ov.v the world. '"" lest night at the .iar theater the newft real van largely devoted i to acenefl from lUn opening u.irr.o "'' of the world hvrwH in Pittsburg . ' !' luM Wednesday. Hevernl B'-em s, u'- Including the ffmt run mtorod. th ball park, closc-npj of some of the j pi.fjerH, ana Tr.o-nnai score or in" . tt.ntif which NV-w York wort tj to 4, wr-re. Included !n flu; film. According la MyorH and bowen, . proprietors, tho fti:vlhg picture Of t f find, gamo wf cj rijM'ierf te I-tt Grande by airnan, a (Thing h"ro for showing the day flfler the vorld erlen offtchil'y en Jed, WE will endeavor to please you; as well as to assure the best of service and safety United States National Bank COLONIAL I Till; FAMlf.y 'BNTKHTATNMKNT DON'T MISS THIS GREAT PICTURE THAT THROBS TO THE HEART-HEATS OF HUMANITY Today and Tuesday : I; -ill MJ. mT'mX - .J mmJZ--Sk ffr.'J B li K as W .i M ' """" 3ii"JillW3B! ROD LoROCQUE cn6 DOLOQCS -Dd Q10 in "RbSUQRECTlON"' See This Superb 10c and 25c PATHE REVIEW PATIIE NEWS THUNDERING HERD WINS FROM 0. A. C. Idaho and Oregon Play a i Scoreless Tie St. Mary's , Is Beaten by Bears Oct. 1(1 (A I) The Trojun war horse of the I'nlvenrtty of Southern California,, ahoved off IIH feel by the ntubhorn, charging Oregon Agricultural college for throe per iod of Hutiirduy'ii foot hull game act hlmnelf In the hint f(uarter and rammed a i:ito-J2 victory wr-wil the line, j I in;);iy inr a coiiieb.ink fhnf thrtlb'd the crowded ttfumlH, lt ward Jom' HuakleH inuned tin' On-gon line to pleeeH hi it march tliui cjrt ii 'I the tmll uipro;;iinttt ! 70 yard to the (). A. C. 4 -yard line, lost It thire on down, re covered It oh a Heaver furmdr ut the -yard murk and -.dumnii'd It ii n oh for tin; wlniitm; touch down. IDAHO 0 (ki:o o PNIVKUHITY OK O ll H 13 O N, Kngcne, Oct, 10 (Hpecial)- In a giime that wait exactly Ihr rV"nte of cvcrythliiK it m.ih v.xfi ftvtl to he, Oregon und hluho hiiu-'rel and rocked each other to u daper-itc 0-fo-M tie here Hatnrday afternoon. The game ended wild Oregon on th.. I.Inlin .... .l II.,., . awuy at the huge noriliern forward j wiui in u lutH oeKiieraie auernpi to drlvi; fur a touchdown. Km it a fourth down with two full yardH to go. and whether Oregon eo'iid have madn It muHt evT remain one of thow unanswered iiiesi knit. HT. MAKYM I,OHi;S J MEMORIAL HTAUIIM, lierk eley, Cal.. Ont. 10 (Al'i In a stun ning reversal of form Suturday t'ltlirornfu trimmed in a smashing !3 to U victory over St; Mary'n fa vored opponent, In one or the sea son's most Important, non-conference games. The upset wu9 aH Ktardlug as It was complete. T Enterprise Eleven Defeats Powder 28-0 i k.vtkk rfiiHi;, Cct. 10 (Spe. chtl) The first gath of foothall i of the local high school fa m, played on lh home feld this H(.;t son wart pl.tyed Saturday afternoon with North i'owder at the lair grounds with n Vielory for Knter-1 prlsp, the k:o.v Khirf 28 to I. Tho North I'owder hoys were' ae mihi- ' panled hy Ward llnmlnersley. Lmlrj Bupermieniieni a:..i caeh Who was coach of I he r-.nl .( !. le siua l liijit yesr. ' ,M I llr. NHOI 1,1 WOIIRV NKW YORK AI') The views of tno Jlev. Mugh I,. MnMenuiiiln, llenvir Culhollc priest on ."the Iii-W woman" uttrnnted ntlentlon toduy y rUrvupMnir In the uotorsvchupel W'WTi-nW'vievenii they'imiet tlrt!tM-'r Ht. Mnliichy't rhureh, tin mildi "Knrlson a lot of nrlef. I). A. (.'. ti-ms lie It. from inn,-, niero tnimi to find' next f'jturday- Iniilt' with what mylailyV should . weur. If sho iuslstH on. weiirliut wearing- her iiuir us short as her skirt, It Is her business, but' It m lie In. rtleutlve of the puRan tendencies. ! Rhe attempliv to attract by the turn of her person rulher than-her per sonality and men arn befrinnlng to tuke here At her own Valuation, n raft, a bone and a linnlt of hnlr." a Drama Today! 10c and 25c CO-CAPTAINS .WILL LEAD ELEVEN liecuuHft they rwelved the nnie nuriiher of volew In nn election. Tlufim King, a hack, and t'lern HlggitiH, a llneftian. will serve tiA eu-eaptalnH of the Texas Longhiirim this ywir. 1iKiiiK is shown ahove with King hi the Inset. Aggies, Oregon and Golden Bears Surprise Coast Football Circles Const C'ftiirVrrim StundJns I W. it. T. I'd. Houthern f'allforiila Washington State Oregon Idaho ....I o (I I ll 0 0 l f ....U II 1 0 1 II .....ll 1 0 ....o o n ...( o o -....0 0 t KMHI 1000 .(Hi't .000 .000 1 .oom : .0110 .000 I ,0"l) Oregon Agles Montana J Wasliingion' rnlirornia Stanford Saturday's .'(iuuiei California vs. . .Oregon at J'o't land. i: WUshlnrton vs. Monfanu at Mis soula. Southern f'fiilfornla vs. S:ai ford at 1'alo Alto. . Waehintjn rti. . vs. Gonzaja at Spokane. Whllmtii vs. Idaho at Mokcoh-'. rOHTLANI), Ore. Oct. 10 (AT) . A l t..l.u-t. .,. tl,.n(rln J ' hall season Is only In tls first week; so fur as league games are eo;i comcd, the race already promises to bn (he closest In tilt biMto: of the conference. Kxeept for don , tana, which suffered an unmerel-' 1 fnl drubbing ut the hands of Wash , Ingtoii State, 36 to u, ull teams' seem evenly miitched, Oregon and Oregon Agricultural' . college, ruled by Ooprters us "0UL of It" before the seuson even ;o Ktartt-d. now seem to he very in'lrlt In 11. Thfl AKKleH. qr thl- nry .1o tho Southern Ciilirornln Tiojnns ,y u, sitm inarffln or one inlnt. Lvp im!tliiilly put thiiniselv -s or.f of tliu runninn, heverthelcss lliey , liaVK l ower und w i iiuuso lh cn'ib.l. V mint nun unir.. """ inr.i mii7ir.s mr urmon, its scoreless lie. f""v w"h ''"'ho at Kuene speaks - for Not "v"n "" Welifoolern" I. Orenoii line to show up as well u.4 n ii in oKainsi me vnsluilKlit of thtt ,('lly Tinchers 0. powerful Idaho bucks. What the,' Carlelon 20. Ijiwreno o. score UKuinsI Hie Vnnduls inlKhUpr CielKlilon 7, Norlh Dakula a. have been had the Kiune not ended I Northwestern. 13. I'lali 'I. wuen ii inn, is ii iieiiiilalile ipies- tlon.".. The faet remains that the hall Avnrt"ln Oregon's lOKsesslon on Idaho' two yard line. Nlhs J'rlro'H f'ulirorhhi team, nn Oregon, eshlblled unex peeled Rtreugth when It ronuuered St. Mary'a vletur over Ktanlnrd only the week before, by the wore Of 1 :i to 0. The hears' aurnrlHtng vic tory over the Irlnb gives every In dication of a battle royal when Oregon and Calirornla meet at the Multnomah Btadlinu Saturday. Holh are Htrong on defenw, ho it ahould not be HurprlHing ot the fin al Otlteoine dependH on the 'brNiks.' Washington State college had a afe one In Mfnlana, triumphing. 8ft to 0, The Cougars completely nulchiKNed I he Ovi.ltes, who never ST. MARY'S BEATS STANFORD ELEVEN - I $&I lii:AitH vtJi: Atioi s if LIVINGSTON. Mont. ( AIM .... elloWHlone nark hears are hi In tent on having fHjuate meals be. fore denning m that thev ant in. udlng villages. lt aling horses oats and t,nuibting over wii-huH" cans. They ate in tie shooed aav with ffmmin eandli'S. fir.. .ttm. giilMhem loaded with amtnutiia and shotguns loaded with rock salt. Chlcagw police captured a timn ber ot gee aft-r ihry bad e. raped from the tock yards and' drank a tiunnttty of llUor that had fullen from a trucK. Not ait the geese ever got to the stock years, however. , A college 1 n plnco where a . foot 1m 1 1 hero, nu'rriy hy ti ad strong handshake, chansrs vlU lain Into a gentleman in tho t movies. had a chi'nc, Washington and Stanford played a couple of liraflce K"llieH, the f Miiskii s defeating the ( 'olli ge of I'uget Son ml, '4m to ii, mid the rants lakln?; N vada'a measure, 20 J to 0, Htunfo'nl faiterl to hIiow any- I Ihing. FOOTBALL .'' ' SAT! KhAY'H SU()IU;:,S t ' Iadrlc Uoust ' " " College of Idaho 13, I'aeffle 0. Idaho 0, Onicon o (tie), Montana o, Washington State 35. ilonvMKu. 7, Whitman 0,. , ' Washington 40, ('ollegeof I'uget Sound 0. ' , , , ruilfornia 13, t. Mury's 0. Willamette 2H, Oregon Normal 0. Ptunfonl 20. Nevudii 2. Konlliein Calirornla. U, Orf-fon AkkWh 12." ItfHLy AlonlKiilfl I "rail A.-iiea 3'J. VVeHtern Slates Texas A. ami M. 18. Sewanen 0. ' (lt . Arkansas university l:s. liaylor C. D. nvcr rnlvcrHily 7, Wyoming ' vntenary 21. Southern Metho ("niversay . ,llsI university I?. Montiinu Htnte 12. Colorado I'nl-1 Louisiana colleKe 3!i. ( olleKe of ver-y e. I ', I'Llurtulo AkkIi s 29. I". Y. t". Middle West .Mlnnii :!5, Ohio Wesleyan 7. Marietta li, Ollerliein II. Olilo I'nlvernily 26, llliio Norili ern II. . Mlehlaan Htate u, Miehilfnn 21., MllSlliKUtn Tili. lei;yon li I Wlseon.sln 2rt. Kansas Ii.., ', Illinois r. Hul lei- n. (lllio Ktale 13, Iowa I,. .Minnesota 41). Oklahoma AKfflent jow Jowa State Silnpu.l 0. Nebraska (1. Missouri 7. j chie,i.Ko 13. IndlaniL '.. , In s Moines o. Xotilh l.akoia North Dakola AKKie P.7. iVaUcy Denlson Hi Case li. Wittenberg 4f, Cincinnati 0. I Akron I!), Ashland !. t Notre I ati)(' 2ft, I' Diversity of Detroit o. AiiKUstana 12, SI. A m h rose 0. Km porta ' Teaehei s 2i, Hays Teachers 0. John Carroll 7. Grove city 7. Western Hi serve 7, St. Xavier r,:i. Baldwin Wallac H. Oberlin 2S. W ouster IS, Mount ''nton (i, I Kel.lelberg 2 6. IlltaiU 0. P Mlnffton IJt. CnpUul l. ! WIlminRtoii 2n. Klndiny 6.' 1 J .lame MUliken 7. Vubash 12. ItOftc I'oly.ti, ln'pauw 51.- ( j ' Manchester 40, VI ?t re tinea o, 1 Indiana Central S. Karl hum 0, '.Washington l'hlVei-lty is, Mi. houi'I School of Min.H 0. H Mire'. n1U .U.. vhled what may be the highest ttp jel of the racing Const grid neason by trouncing Htanford ltl-O. Above Is KiattM Wilt. in, Cardinal utaf, ranking he only long run of th giime. Belc, Ooiich "Klip" .Mad lignn of EU. Mary'A I HI. J.ouls I'r.lverrfity 7, Spring field Tedc-hcrs Co! h ue i. Hillsdale, O., 'Toledo Univer sity I'J. Illinois Wesleyan 11, Kjiok 0. I'Oe 24, Moimouih 3. iluskctl 15, .Momtnsulvi H. t'ornell 38, Belolt 7. . , ICttt Georgia 1 4, Yale 1 t. Cornell 63, itkhF.nn'f u Villanova l.eiMijo.1 Valley 7. Mt. Thomas (Ol)er.' 20, Joseph rolU'ge 7. Hwurlhmore 6. Kna iijehanna 9. l-afayette f.ii. ItutgtT! 0. Krankhit and Marsmil )3,.I'lfk iUKon H. Army I'l,' Marniette 12. Irlncet j'rt ii, I'.i high n. ( Amhersi 1 4, ilavenord 0. ivnn Htaie l :i, Huclaieil 7. I Jurtinoulli :S, AMegheny 7." I'llrdue 19, HurviiA 0. ; Tints 2H, Hates (I. Ht. loiwn tier? 14. 'oU-' of (he l'iiy of New York 14. (Tie). Ilrexel II, Cui lM tfie Tech 5S. West AirKlnia n, l'ittxl.urg 4". Ilr.il .Inin I V-.if lli.mnulili-.i T I f ii imy i uil til it, niunn u. ( i University of Maine 1 4, ('mm Aggies 13. . Williams 12, Vermont a. Quant Iro Mart if f Ht. Hona venture a. Delaware n, Ursinus 7. v Ht. John (UroolUyn) 0, Si, Mury' 0. l'rovid'-nce 1'oiie.ge 7. Norwich 7 N. Y. I'. CT, Alfred u. Columhla I'X. W seyan . .Vllddlebury 1 itiisA.iehiin-tis Aggies ii ' ros i, Kuyion n. Vligbihi Holy liobtcn universliy 1 3. Colby . 0. Syracust; .2 1, Johns Hopkins U. Temple univonUty fiK, Juaniia c-olh ge o. Springfield 7. Union 7. (Tie). Ciettysburg 20, Muhlenberg 7. . Worcester I'olylecnic 14, Trinity . New York A.T.-'UlliM-e (i. Conp- er l nion o. 4 tlfil-. xl "J I'i u-i hi A ,,y.,,. .. .. . ... . Ulacl:on 7. KenssaliK-r 0..r. ; WiB:-r Maryland , I :;. S-hiiyl- t lilil o. ' , ; , . . ' S:.'ntli I N'avy 35, Drak.- li. . j tii'orfria Tccli I... Tnlano ft. j fltliilioiiiu univtTsity 27, OUla lioma fns:nnin 7. I Vamlf rlillt 1,3, Ccnlrn (!. Ti-xas Ti-ch Texas Christian university I C. rnlverxlty of univitrsiiy 0. Texas 20, I'riilily. ' ' niverslljr of f'hattanoo' .11. t'lt'i'l""! C l''urman 27, Jiercer T:l. 'IVnniHwi- 7. Miirysvllle in. Mars'iall IT x.) o. North f'arolina Mint.. fS. fietn - son IJ. j I'liiverslly . North Carolina 7, I Maryland U. ICeorielown :i!, l:i"is l-:ikins 0. tieorge WiiNliinj;ton 27, Alne.ri - I c;m university o. St. Johns colle;;o 2", tJallaudf t Washington Methany 0. anil Jefferson 3I, Alabau'H (i. L. S. V, 0 (tie). Davidson 12. Wofford 2. , Virginia 12. South Caroliha 13. Washington jmd ('.ee 12. Duke 7. Ilifcli Sehonl Kelso 12, Clutsknnie. Or.. 0. Wnllnwa 7, l.a (irande li. Olympla &X" Vntesano 0. CheJuiHs 'I, Aberdeen 12. Itensmi d'orthind) 2(1, Snlj-m 0. Something h Always Taking Ike Joy when o0 get the- ecc break n the ninth inning- of a TIGHT GAME. AND A PAIR OF SINGLES PUTS tABH ON PIKST AND THIRD WITH TWO HEApS1 THE WlNlvJlN' RUN HOME, yo) START COOSHl AND -'hc-fiUNMER STICKS Td THIRD AND DIES IMtKt TJie Smoother and Better Cigarette not a cough in a carload O " ClW.M Eastern Teams Face Hard Week on the Gridiron NEWTOKK (AP) Opening In tersectional rivalry Involving east ern foot hull teams has resulted In a mathematical edge Tor the east, hut the effect was almost rom I pletely erased by Saturday's two major upsets the 1 'J-0 defeat of j Harvard )y I'urdue and tho 14-1 triumph of Ueorglu over Yale. J4urvard looked slow, and pon I dcrouif against the western confer encff team. ifsrvard'a lateral ! passeH were wholly Ineffective, whereas the versatile, offensive of jthu Indians kept the hall In Hur- ' vard territory most of thn time. OeorKla downed Yale on aggres- stveness uitd thft ahillty to carry a 1 succensf til pass attack. J This week's schedule, showing nimiher of games of major importance lit expected to furnish' KGW Uoitland Mtnin-tiiMKr) " the hardesl tests of the season to to 7. dinner concert; 7, husine:is dale for ranking favorites. j training; 7:30; utility; S, program; . The. chief attraction will he the U:3o to 9. educational program; 1" meeting between the Navy and (Notre Damn at Baltimore, YaJe to IMt-t llrmvn j for th Hrown ' game at'. New Jlaven; . ; . ?. me, "iron men iosi ineir first .Kuinc sincf mo j a . season w nen they tumbled before Pennsylvania 'Saturday. They met a great team Ilkp a wlnnor In out- of th hanl-st scneuu.es on recoru. - - - i iiih-i-iuii uiut u t -1 vii-iury over" Lehigh makes ready for the' Invasion of Washington & Lee. Harvard will take on Holy Cros.'i i and attempt to atone for the Ui-14 ' beating suffered at the hands of itliiit Iffi in IiihI Hf-nnn There were several striking In. dividual performance! among Sat- ' . . ... ... .. urnuy s games, especially inost.i ' marked bv lutten scores - -(tie longest nri of I he. day was contrlhiiteil hv Oihttv WaIcIi- PHim. Vtirg captain, who took a kick off on bis own goal line and dashed IdiroiiBli thn ctitlrp Wi-si Vlrsinln t-aiii for a tuilrhdown. Robbers Get $3000 I Prom Oil Plant ronTl-ANll, Ore., Oct. 10 (AD ilreukiuK open 'the safe without use of explosives, robbers stole be tween $2.1100 M'ld $3,0000 in rush and checks from tho Generul Pet roleum corporation storage und service plant early toduy. ' . Tho -robbers ufler entering tho i building" hy reino'viliff the outside : lock punched the safe and removed the combination by using tools. The j door waa then pried open. Gloves i apparently were used, as'no 'fln- ! Ker marks were found., j ' Kton colleKe scholars dress nc- cordlnB to their helKht. Those five feet four irtches or more In height wear morning coutH,'-whlte their t shorter brother student must wear the famous Kton jacket. GIndy says the modern woman has been said to regard her hus band just like a frock In her ward robe, und it must make him feel awfully small. Fnola rush In where sign sny: "Stop, hook and Listen." AND ONE ftON AND TWO RUMS GAfOt IN THC GOMF I .ll. I i. F.V'BYHOUT I HERE GOES J . ix I mhue. atta X p J AND THB LOCky 5TIFPS CO our and grab the sugar IN THSlR. HALF OS THC NlMTH- LD G OLD TUESDAY'S PriOftillAMS The National Mroadcastlrtg com pany program for Tuesday night follows: 1 to 10, ''The Itounders," male sestet; Jf to j l. "The Vaga bonds," a musical program. K KF Los Angeles (4C,8.riiii-fi4if-Itc) 7, soprano; 8, violl!ilt. OKO-Oakland S4.4m-70kc) (I 'to 7, dinner concert! 7;' news, ma--Itets, weather: S to , The IMIgrlms. I Kf0San r-Vanciscol (422.9m i7ikr), 6:A, orrbestm; 8 to a, 'studio program. KKICf San I'rancisco (4.14. 3m CCOkc) 7, program; 8 to 8:30, mo vie cluh; K:30 to 12, orchestra. to 12, dunce music. K KO A Seattle (4 47.5m-C7(llic). 7, movlft-cluh; , feature net; H:lf to !l, jitudio program. i KOMO Seattle (30Gm-HRdkc) 7, orchestra;-7:3(i to 11, musical pro- gram; 11, news 11:15 to or- fehest ra. Kjn ffc-altle S48.Gm-8GOkr) ' orirtrt- B-aa iunior ,,,,. tr . hour; 7 10 to 1 KKX Portland (239.flm-12f.nkc) !G:3l), utility; 7 to S.C-oncnrt trio; STAGES LEAVE FROM La GRANDE DEPOT Foi-information call Jlain 799 ' ' - Travel In our Modern ChairCar Stages! Leave La Grande for Wallowa Lake 9 :00 a.m La Grande for Baker, Boise La Grande for Baker only .,. La Grande for Pendleton 11 :00 a.m. (Connection at Pendleton Leave La Grande For Portland at 11:00 a,m. Fare $9.50, Round trin $16,00 Out of Life MEANS A TIE WLU P T THE oA LINES no I r t - wjj i. rz.. . iH4C WAIT For Our . Sensational Sale Of Nationally-Known Orthophohic Victrola Phonographs And Victor Records Coming Soon! CARil MA,N 7"l rilnilliliK ., Ino. 770 H to HI, luillo proK-iani; 10 to 12, ilitniw niiiwlc. llOMfllni; .llii1 proliihlUon ni'iiln Ih tvcll oiiollKii. Any rHiuhlf pro hltiition itjit ;ijn it a . ool IiooIIikk't tu go on tionil.j JJly-whlto hanflM UFuiilly nrn a denial of hard work exreiit when una of thi'in Is diH-orutfil with an enjjaKPnient rinff, ... 4:00 p.m. 12:215 p.m. .5 :30 p.m." 3:30 p.m. for Walla Walla and Pasco) By BRIGGS AND -JOE COMES THROUGH WITH A SWEET HIT OR GET ON OLD GOlDa UucjH ir t!-LOD saw? " T1 m i mM 1 Em. V,J)
