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wrWsf1nv. Octoter 12, 1927 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEK Smart Jersey Dresses Special Values at $10. 75 J I: f. 'l hi t Aeries Prpnarp' N AILS GORMAN I i oo r I For Clash With i. Stanford Oct. 22 IN THE EIGHTH vcnn-Mi.' rw-f i API Vnifu Gorman, tha prhl of Hood ltivr riHtlanB. knock.! out Kloya J aim4 a !-orvulll. Ool. I2-"C!.. Htnnfor.i" ' P""'"".!. '.. afl.r 17 mlnut i in tlx, .i,.n r n.. e ..... of fworloiia aluKKinif In tlw whcd- !.l.v-n n,l It I. no wll ,mini. U,'-J lToun.l ..vn.,1 of lh.. r,Kh rlush l.ooat.,1 th.. Onwlh""",7,lu'l"-1 ' h- bulll to . rallr, aa-on- of ,h, u ' " a"'! " ""o"1 , J hail oundi earn oiiht wtlli vl- Wiinron! has lost lo ;. Mary. ri11H riKhia ami l. il.s lliroiirh HKht Mhn munoK'-d to wrap ..iio-polm ; fa. hanl roumta. win ovr the Olympic oluli. 7 to i 1 . , ' Hon.hern allf.rnla ,ft ., "-Ma j h l' h Ho l7l . I :i nm r " "hp anouf lullwd. Halunl,., ram- I41r10Pull,, sl,v,r, ;u.... wo!1 from h ' v. ," . n" '"" ' ". V-iaironl. i:ol.nrK. Ir. six ford fh..dul.. T ... iol..w,a k , J , UwlHii.ti. Th.. two hoys M,d IhP rur.llnal. ro:n.. nortn to ., r r. ? v , "' ami tlu-y throw n wl.-!(.-.l l-:ir .of I'orttund. No mutter what iho out-; , , Mill,- MphI. Hip I'nlvprsity of r-; Orlando Karnuy. rounds to a draw popular lltr.lp on i.ox-r, and ro'iicM four In thp hpppial This is a'Dai'ticuUr value that will find immediate favor with J the' girl or young woman who. wishes a stylish; practical frock ; for school or business wear. . . , . 'Jersey is extremely popular this Fall and here you see it.fash ioned into very becoming dresses at this low price. ' There are both one and two-piece styles, some self-trimmed, otheis -with pretty trimming of velvet. Belts and pleats, with chic metal but tons, used occasionally, add to the smartness of these dresses. Grecian rose, The. sizes are f Varied colors new for Fall are available, tanbark, channel red, beige, and the new tile blue, from 14 to 20 years. The thrifty shoppei' will see occasion for buy ing two of these useful jersey frocks. ' The price is extremely low . Dependable -"::'-- Quality ' $10.75 in,. .T.4. .... ...V. . ; j. HILL'S Dependable Values v dounlful if Klunford - run corn" throitxli tlif vlr-tor In Dm second of two Kiirh diffirult ron( Ncilhfr Mtfc Whhlork, mar halT bock, punter, psjkht. ball carrier for th Orangemen, nor ln Avrlt, powpii'iil OrttiiKn fulltiork, WRrp ahlA to play ufralnat the Trojajia. for which .fr. Howard Jon.-. miiy bu duly thankful. Hovr, ,thj two stalwurta ' will.' -bo : rHeo'vVl from thlr hurlH afHl.rurlntr io' yo uulnHt th' fardlnalH.1. .Antl 'whllt on the nuhjert It nilKht Iw wt-lib mention Hulpli . TwKhVll. !who played a pfiarh .of KaJtK in Whit lork'n place. l roiiNlHtt-ntljf out kicked Orury and Kllot th Tro jan bootfTH. , His 'dWtmHiv . play wok frequently vinHtrtiinf-ntaJ . In brrukln up rharift-H of tho Thun dering H-rd. y ''' roarh Paul J.' Srhlyalef has two week In which to prepare for the I Hush with Stunford. Th Oriwiira el.-ven should b In top form bvlFOOlboll Rlll8 TO lilt 'iiti vi wiu iinir, i v uijurn-n ol note wero suffered In the Tro jan frame and barring.-- hurls In MTtinmuiTR Iho OraiiKetnen Will have all their- reirulurs refldy to rept-l thft invadijik' t.'nrdliuilnl evnt. Thf four roun u r was a great aliiKKlntr !' and the io:ik1i st battle which Met y-l been in. " No Ir-HH sensation:! . war the four-round draw,, between I'aisy t'ohenv- of Albany, und HtiKh 'o wart, of SjirinBfield, a rouple of fi'atherwelUtfl. When two or Herb Owens' pugs fullfd 'to appear, n preliminary flflit beiwieen Jiulc iCenown. Salt like 'Miy, and l-'rank Mnnroe, of lkd?e, IdaM Hubstituiid. The rails Kot a .hljf kick out pf the bout which Munroe. von by a knockout In the second round though nobody huw tlin blow which rubbed Ite nown'fi now in the resin. J'OST-HKIXt Al IUU.K2S , Be Discussed Here School officials and others Inter est In football In I'nlori. Wal lowa and Maker counties are to jfiilher at the Iji Oratide high school this evenhiK tor an Infonnul riirfAGO A large sign Oliver- I discussion of the 1!27 prld rubs, tlslng "lempsey.Tunney KiRht The nieettnx is called for 7:30 Tickets Kor Sole Here'.- htmtf In i o'clock. ' front of a ChicnKO billiard hall fori Mr. Camph.n. of Waltowa. has several duys after the fight. Whon ihrortned that the wrap was over Ihe owner suld he knew It, but he. "still had the tickets und they wer still or sale." .''. "So far as I. know, not a single member of the .American Legion need be , nhanil when he KeU home lo tell everytliliiK . that" hap pened to him . in Caris,". said the Paris commissioner f police. He's n nice fellow. ' ; , written to some of the coast con ference officials for opinions on the rule changes und expects to pra-nt these at tonight's meet ing. Several of the men who ref eree games In Kastern Oregon are planning to attend. TOMGHT Dr. Copland's third sermon on the series of "Prayer." Methodist church, ":3M sharp. Adv. FIRST RUN OF GAME SPORT NEWS RAWIftUWCnMTA JS111 (lUIUliJvll 1U E STEP OUT SOON Iay Hand Over Ameri- ; can League Reins to p? Someone Else Nov. 1 flllCAao (AT) Han Johmioii lh l"lllliitr his lianpball houiu' In or. yiT. ThP iloujthly old warrior In Mrtiont i-pady to atop out an tirpitl gjlrut of thr Aniprican I.piikhp. guHp niy hund over thp ivliw to fpnip ona pIm November I, hut "lib on known dprimtpiy whpn hp t-WM nl'P from tlui stiiKP to Hip .ltiiin'. Ho miys hp win rpilrp ivjlipii h '! evrythinc HtralKlit Vjipd up. . In Hip mpAiitlnip, hp lion ti.li.-J ...IIP hlii offlpp hnrp. Hp and (rioal ataif havp swppt. through .-i':i urcunuilatton of pupprs thu tell it'n iitray fiKurpa and n'cor.ln Hip JflUhllnir carppr of Man Johnson. VllP offp in oliout In aluipp for hut j ;ii-rpaaor, who. It is frpplyi prp. i'ltctpd. will h K. S. Ilnrna.nl, prpl Jflpiit of the Clpv.land Aniprican )?.tMfun baapball tpitm. I Tpchtiloally. thp Amprlmin I-a. iyili) ntaKtlatpa urp pxppct.'d to dli poap of thp Vpry Important butil. bpaa of aplprtlnr a prpsldpnt at thp 'annual mvplliiK which uauully It. .livid attout tiM-piubpr I. tint thpy tnay mova awlftly and apiTPtlvply bpfora thpn, according to tha iroa .nip In major Ipuarup rirrl.-a. y- Hut. mtipiipv-r tha anion la tak .in. thp nw prpaldint will find Hip dprka Plparpd for him. llarnard haa bppn connpolpd with oricunlcpd baaebaJI for n.arly la qunrtpr of a cpnlury. ,H. Iiad Vf-Pii a football coeoh, aiortlivv . Editor of a ttpwapuppr, and apcrp. ,ry of the folumkua, O.. buildrra' ;rxchunrp bpfora thot. j.,' Hp wint to t'lpvrtand In 190S aa , ,vtPtary of tha Clpvpland Pluh. In Ul hp opramp irp prisldvnt bud In w-aa mad tnanajrpr. llu lipid that post until July. 'nhpn hp waa madp pr.-aldpit. ! ltarnanl waa irraduatpd from "aiprbpln rolleire at Wpatpr-llp, O. In 1;0 and lr? ha roorJjipd thp ;rvvpntrenth V. 8. rpirlmpiil foot hall tram and In waa roarh t tha Ohio ilpdlraj fnlvpratty. J" aporU Pdltor of Hi Co--. y - 4 ' - ; - Select Gehrig As Best Player In League, 1927 f'HIc'AOO, Ort. 12 .P) "Lar ruping l.ou" tlehrlg. first basemun with the worbl rhumploit Ynnkees hud nlirht wa procluimed the most vuluable piuyer In the Ameri can IcUKtie for the 27 St u son. Kt'lectlon of Gehrig; who gav Itulm Itulh a. siEtllnx- buttle for homeriin honors und finished wHh u total of 47, more than any other pluyer In baseball history, with th eirrption of the Itumhtno Minn-lf. wus made, by committer of base ball writers comprising the etiiwi of Die liague. All hut one of the first -choirs votei wre given to Gehrig, who won the roted hon ors with 56 points out of u pofwihbt J''hrlg's nearest romjrt-tltois for the honors w.Te Harry Hetlinunn. lietroit otitfb'lder and I9'.7 butting champion or the American li jgue, and Tt-fl Lyons, star pitcher with the rhtmgo White Hoi. H-iimaun h:id J& points, white 34 wt-nt to I .yons. LOMSKI WHIPS BELANGER IN PORTLAND GO Portland, orp.. on. 12 ap I.po ljniakl, Ahrrdppn lifc-ht hpawpcht. aoored a ten-round dprlaion ov.t t 'hurley ll.-laiM;pr, Iii'ltlsh t'oliimbln. In thp main pvpiiI hPrp last niKht. Tlfc'.-r Thomaa. Philad. Iphla ll-lit hpaTplKht. won tha nod ov.t Huh Finn. Seattle in a aix round aenil-windup. 1 111 "mwi!4 1LAY GOI.P TO RFDi rn POUTLANO, Maine in order to reduce and enjoy yourselves at tha Mill' Glim, girls, play golf. The advice comes from Miss Helen Pay son, who lias (Just won the championship or Panada. In a' few mouths after taking up th game she Lost 20 pounds and had a good time doing It. JJoyd Wiiner oppnpd the l'lrnta attupk In the first inninu .f thp apennd mime with a trlpla to Ipfl fipld. ThP piilinp huK him slldlnff Into Joe lMipan'a atatlon ut thin!, whpncp he KOt.rp-1 a minute lutpr on a aacriflre fly. HAN I.MIOU Mill SOI.IllK.ILS 'IMKYO- Manual latw for Mtl. di.-ra. mirh av thp makltLa of ehoea. Plothinir untl riflpa, ta to hp topp.d i b- tin. tninlatry of war. HlMM-lal i will bp pinployed at mruUr wutcea lor Ihla work. The npw ar niiiKenient w-lll pliable rptlu.tlon uf the term of military aYYlce Iron, : to Ik montha A .Misannrl limn admttH hp tin. hpp" arKiiInu for J5 yenra and t.ever at-urpd a vtrtory. p Kletti.i:irt ftltirt PuntrovprKlpa with hui wife. RUTH SOCKS THE SERIES' FIRST HOMER r lumbiia Dlapalrh from 1 SH I to 1ii helped 1 orKuntie thp f'olunibua bani-bnll rluli and later waa presi dent of the Western Amurlatlou. 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