La Grande evening observer., November 22, 1927, Image 2

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LA CKANDK UVUNING OliSKUVIiR
Tuesday, Novciiiluji- 22, 1!)27.
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A Big Group of
JVtf W FALL HATS
Specially priced at
$3.95
Enterprise -And. :
Union Elevens
Play Even Game
Dependable
Quality
Hill'
Dependable
Values
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TDHIAWC PAINT
I TO NOTRE DAME
1 I lit- highest on the roast
I The flashiest, most brilliant Tro- ounrter before .(or
Jan of t hf ji i ull will nut hi- among
, I hi- :t:i making tho trii. , Don
"Mean" VVltllniiiH, superlullve iuur-tef-huck
charger will be held In a
' . i hospital here with a fractured vrr-
ti'hru"- Hut Him IfiKH of IIiIh 1m -
Southern California Is to pmm twK m Troy onensiyo
rn i t i . 1 siren glh served only uh u spur to
Jvltvc yil Juni.Jjipu m - thf Dllif-r warriors who emunntnd
(a grim, determined air of eonri- and also u number or Hansen were
j dence, inspired by Williams' own died by both teams, but (lie chief
I Chicago Nov. 2G .
I VNION, Ore. Nov. 82 (Hiclnl)
, What wiih probably Cnion high'
most evenly mate bed fool bat I
I game Uf till KeJiSOII WOH fOUght Olil
on Die local grounds Kiitiinbiy af
ternoon when the Maroon and
White eleven, tb-d ihe Kilter prise
1r u in by Ihe won of U, to (i.
Till' fll'hl. Iliiir ii( tile game HH
almost ended when a rumble by
I 'n ion gave Knierprist! I lie 'ball
within live yards ol ihe goal line.
In spite or a frantic effort lo hold
thern the vislloi s on 1 heir foni't h
down jiiMt shoved ihe bull over. A
"dclt Tor i x I ru point ent wide.
The half ended 1 1 i I tin- play was
In progress.
No scoring Was dune In the third
I'ureltl SeciU'ei)
Ihe ball and will efficient inter,
ferenet lo aid him, raced xr yuids
for I'nion's only wore. Two Kn-
lerprlse bo'H were just behind tile
runner fur nearly half I he dis
lance, but could not overtake par
ent. Cnion a I. so (ailed lo tally up
Ihe seventh point.
Home end' rilllH were id templed
OUT OUR WAY
By Williams
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route bar It and get nm and we'll
beof WUHhillKtOII next Weed."
Captain McEwan
Picks All-Star
Football Eleven
;Z rmrAfio ; cada ' powerful
1 nrray of IJiie-pluhgeni, end-nin-;jj
ncrs uiii! pauser from Boijlhern
& California Mill 'seek revengo from
x the flushing lightweights of Noire
p ,3)amo on HolUiera I'eld here Nov
jcmbor 211. .
It Howard Jon, Htlli HlinK'nif tin
c1cr tho qne-pDlni (Weal handed
' th Trojane by Nor . Umnt .Mt
year, takes nasi with him probably
" tho ' RreatoHt offotiHlvii fool bull
!j tram over dwvrlopiil ut the Kill
vflrfllty .. of Bouthtirn rulifurniu,
13 TUougb V. B. 'C( "lout nearly tlm
t'i mknlo nt (fa tnnm Idul i lUrnnirU
Bmduatlon, Jones lm mM of Un C9"sl '"''fV1;"1"
,(r luff inorhtne wliinli Iiuh tor opjion
hiR llnt H uhnoflt at will.
" The Trojans offmiwe 1h built
-f mound 11 hog ltloiid captain,
Mortey Jrury. Not only aoea tie
KtTJKNB, Nov. 22 Ul) fnp
taln John J. M'rKwuu, On if on foot
IjuM roarh, iiufiie iht- followlntf at
hn rciro. coitsl COIlfen ilCH grid I
In
were by NtnilKht line nuekn, mot
of which foi- both leaiiiH. reHUli:-d
In litt le or no K"itiH. Knii i -prim-lined
the Idaho spread for K;i'N a
few times. 1'nlon ranie near wor
InK a Hecond lime hen Wilkinson
'aiiKht a urHf thai bounr-erl olT
the hand.H of the Iniei-priae man.
and way only ntojii'd by Hie la.nl
man he had to pans to r'-ach the
Koal line. The teaniM ' were a bo ul
evenly iiialcherl and for the iihimI
pa i t played miI'i: conHlNt- ii'l fonl-ball.
COMIKJ
AU.RI&HT
BuT l'oE HABBiKl
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VhVAE. DRAW BACV
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riG. u 8. pat. orr. i27 by nca acwvict. INC.
, (''lint tram:
Kudu 1'hlllljin. California ami
Hflhuh, WuHhiiiKton. . (
Tucltlrf Coliriii, rallfornla, ami
HIlihH, I1, f. p.
i i......h .....i .,,on,l for 'Viilur .Mi-Crc.-iy, Sloiironl
lunir uttin ut'Blmont -vry ul- Q iiii rt.-rl,ak I r 11 r jf . (
li'tniil. Alli'rnntlliK Willi liliil In
VlNION PERSONALS
Idaho,
iiiK ut Hot a& for past lew
'nionlhfi, orrupitMl thr pulpit of lh
1'NlfN, Ore.. rHperinl) Irvin MethodfHt rhnreh Sunday veniriK
lleHH, maitaffer of the Oregon Trail during th regular praehliiK wr-
III HI
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f lluirtja'l( f'arroil, VVupIiIiik-
(pn, and Klliott, V. H. f
KuHlmok KHrHhiNnlk, Idaho.
Heroml cliolrp;
Hurry KilolNon. rullliuck unil Hliort
ranKf buttirlnir rum.
Don Wllllamii, grnulciit ilrlvxr In
thn Trojnn liam, rollevs lrilry
whon aliort gains are nuedfi) nntir
I lie kouI line, lioth ara kouiI nans
tiruvers. Howard Klllott is Ihe
llilrd lilg threat. ' The Trojan ie
fenso is centered about (h piihs
.'inuircentlnir JJrury at)t J Hllihs,
. iill-Ariicrirun tanklo clioli'.o, In;
hreukiny up plays.
John Nlemiec, who eomcs .from
Ihe hill country around llellulni,
Ohio, unil who scored the touch,
dnwn that gave Notre Jmnc tho
;S-12 victory In Oie. I, oh AnifMlis,
Coliseum last yeur: Chrlsly nuna-
4tan, of Port Arthur, lexas. unil
rangy i-'red Collins rrom Heat lie,
. Wush.; 'trn the Notre Inline slurs
, who fiuve. riushed llrlKlifst Ihl
PSeUHOJil" ''T,-. 1 i i
Nlemiec und Plunngnn have al
ternated ut left half and they lie.
Iian th battering that sunk the i
Navy, l-0. Collins turned Ihn i
I , . V" "' . "r,. . .. (Irunt-Wuslilnglon high school
KaraK'. went - to I'ortlnnd
, ThuiHday on a biiHineHM trip.
will return Ihe latter pari of thl
j week.
A bout; I ho only ncllvlly Hehed
' liled for I'nlon on ThttnkuKlvlnif,
I in a publir way, in the dance
which 1h being uponsnreil by I hn
leaving some time ihl week for
tlii-ir home lit Washington.
KndH Hurghrr, Iilnho, and Hob- rommorelal rhil and the l ulon
blnH, (). A. t', Oainil lioyn for ThanksKiving nlKht.
TarklPH . Hutchinson, Malm. ! Thr roimty roud grading oiitnt,
find Hrllman, Htanfonl. or lirix, inolmling a new of men to oper
Wahlngton, to the inarhiaery. has been h-
Ouarda Hodgen. Oregon, am rured for. work on the HtreeiH of
Krhwart, Califonila, ' I'nlon, grading and putting- Dirt
. (Vtiti'r i HUnilrinap, Orrgnn. .Hln-rlH in" niueh better rondlilon.
.yuurt'irhiiRk .Vuih, 0. A,.f. A turkey about, aponsoretl by the.
Jluirbarki. Hylaml, and llill, T'nlon iiorlHUian'H rhih, wiih hrli)
Blanford.- at thr ntate liatrhery ground)-Hun-
I'ullback Jtpffnian. Slanrord. day. Another similar nhoot will ho
. . , , t i held east or tow n on Tuesday.
'('hurley Tnbln having charge ol'
Metlftirrt tn Plan ," latter 8hoot
I'llut llutt, one of Die prom-,
Inrnt mountain prakn located on
Thr DatlrH-f'alifornla highway nrari
IJrnd, was donated In thf
i row to m:irn:i , i AoitK iiiitrn :oTit(L
fJ-IICAfrt-If you wiHh to re- I.ONImiN In Dm. opinion of
dure inalin break t'aal your hraviest l)(un lug:, if It iu plain lo a'gaol
meal; If yon w h;h to increnar citizen that, there in no longer
weight liave u heatly dinner. Thin room In thu class or nation to
In the prescription of Frederick which he belong- for large fam-
Iloelzel after fMi davH of cxpeii- llics; It 1h his diny lo adopt birth
mental fasting at Dio L'niveruity of cumrol, j
Chicago. 1 ' j . , . . . -
wi:iM;shAvs ritof.itAs
Tilt Nuiional Hrondrasiing com
pany program fo Wednesday
night Vroir, ',t to Hi will Im "Tlin
VaKabo1it(lH in tho t 'umhi-rlandK."
In Mlalion progranm it Ih "design-,
ntrd aa N. If. . $
KliO Oakland CiK4.4ui-7xtiltr)
G::t5 to K, farrti proKram; K in .
vaudeville: tt-lo JO. N. .ft t'.:,l,i i
II, dance orchestra.
Kl-l - i.os AngehH Hi;s.r.in-4n-kr)
Ci.'ta. orchetftru: 7 : : . crlini
hour: a. iuartet: !. S. It. 1".
violiulM.t, ftontru-contraltn.
KKOA- Heat lie (H7.Mn-t;7nkc
;:ta.to Ursa. rhildren'K liour: 7:3H,
' ixitiltry talk: book riat: S to !',
concert orrhcNtrn: to JO. . IU
f.
I KI'O Shu- i'Vanclsro 4:'l'.:(in
7lokc) :3o. orchestra; K to !,
musical program: 9 to 10, .V. It. (',;
10 to It,, orchestra. v
KKIK1 Kan, Kranrisro (4U4.Mn
fifiokr) 0:30. program;. H to H, i on
oert orclwyilra: !t to .10, "I'auclea
of I-onnrr Days"; 10 to 12, dunce
music. r
KOW Portland .(!! m-fimki'.) .
C to 7, concert orchesira; 7," cgu
f.etrt; 7t:io, poultry talk: 7:45,
Catholic leriiire: S. to !t. concert or
chestra; ! toa JO. N. n. C; 10 to
3 1', daniio mitfjic.
KK-Nl'ortland (23i.!iii-l '0
kr) 0:30, utility; 7 to X; VonreVI.
trio; S:;th, atudio program; n:4o.
"Decki r Twins"; 3 to it: St', studio
program. . ,
KO.MO-Scnttlr (30Cm-!1SOkc (I
to 7, nr-wH; 7, concert orchestra;
!i to la. -V. H. f.: Mi. musical pro
gram; 10:30, news; J0:4f to U:3o,
orchestra.
' Tf OA '-r-- Hfiiver (324.!Hn-!r.01ic)
(J:3o, 8(ry hourN 7. JiiHtrumcntal
program; 7:16 to II, . studio pro
gram. . '
KJ II Seattle (3'IS.Gm-SGOkc) (I.
sports; 7:30, studio program; !' to
la. orchrtra;' lo to 1J. dance
music. ' (
Seven-Piece (Berry
';" Set
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GARR
FUUNITliRE CO., Inc.
Main 770
it teen-: I'ltixcKKH
1JJKW VOUK A princess In dis
tress has been rcrm-d from Kills...
Island. When a $5ot) bond was
posted -guaranteeing departure in
six months Princess Alexandra
Oalilzinr ,of Hu.sNia.l'.'l. beautll
brunette, .was permitted to cntt'r:
She -is a-'cousin of Mrs. William .
M. Leeds ( Princess Xenla ) and tho
j dauglitiT of .Prmce Calltzlne. of
Chicago, A trained nurse in Kng-
, land, Hh came lo visit her mot bur.
The ri-scuing hero wan her cousitu
Prince Cuhvchacadw, eniployeij in
a New York shipping office.,
1 Arnold )). Cullier, hapr ctntnty
Order.H were Issued last week for (dub agent, accompanied by Miller
Lincoln county arhoal board the closing of Kugene high school Khltnn. IS, of Marcolu, and Lois
state yotrd to upend $fi0f0 in erecting a as a precautionary measure against Hailey, 14, of Kugene, left recently
hiHhway roinmiHsioii last week. The new scliqolhouse to accommodale Infantile paralysis, as the result of for Chicago as Oregon's representa
hutie will be converted Into a Mate the growing number of sclvolars df the death uf William Van Wagner, lives to the national livestock x
park. ' Oceanjakc and Pglake. 1 5, a student at the school. position, .
If bnih-d icing do oh not liarden
uroper'i reheat It In tne top of
Die tlo.iMo boiler. This can lift
done even after the syrup has hm n
poured over thn egg white. Tlltt
slow heating, with constant stir
ring, especially if dojm "with a
dovi r beater, causes somo of the "
inohlure to eviwioratu and there-:
by con-ent rates tho mixture up
that the sugar f-yHtalliM'S in f iin
particles and the icing "sts or
hardens.
,
' A lirocliinilillnn pi'onilllKUleil l'.v
rinvernnr I'atlerson recently. dCHlu'1
nntew 'niin-Hiliiy, Nov. 1, lis II public
holiiluy, niul ieiuct the cilisens
uf Oregon i j"in In npiirnprlaie wIm
servuncc of Thanksgiving day.
T-
Portland Winner
I (Jeorgt- Winshlii. Pica I Standard
Oil manager, accompanied by his
wife and little datiKhter, are va
cationing for n coupl of weeks III
Pendleton. They uni'visHing JVjth j
mission has hern, granted by Mrs. Wlnshlp's parents. Mr. and
MKDrVmn, Ore.', Nor. 22 (A P)
Dm Hlale lligh Hchool Athletic as.
sociatlo:i to tho Mrdford lligh
whool foot hall tram for a post
ueason game, with the winner
Krank Hi i -
weorgia -a-, ru ..N .r '-jof porilim game Thanksgiving.
" Tht' .Medford team olTers to play
ll-yarrt rutin. 1 tlH. Portland Irani In this city or
i''l7ran( rilprdng- naBses to Mh .nrtlumi on owll lrrn Hn t -Irish
friend, Itlley, signal caller, . U.(iuy iJ(lff a
und a ntnooth moving front wall, ,' v,'" ,' , (1 ,
just about roinpletej the Htory of . . ..., h ltvCan n.e
last of tho weelt.
The Med ford team has n Im
pound II tie. a lfi&-pound luckfitdd
Dm Notro Damn offenw,
Wttlch
brought ud Mlglia to Die teuniH
(hat felt lt power this toson.
The 100,000 capacity of tho
HttuHum wua sold out werkH ugo
for Dm Notrti J)amu-Houthern Cal
Horn la gaum. '
X) KNTItAIV TOMOHT
I.O HANOK1.KH, Nov. 'ii (API
The high scoring football Jugger
"Jiutit of th lnlverstty of Houth-i-rn
California, yet to be (stopped.
cmharkritofitght upon the greatest
of tin ttoaHon'ii undertakings,
Ha t u rilay t he TruJu n
tiuichine, moulded by
Jones, from, material that Included
only a veteran or two, will pit It
self aval list Notre Iame in tnter
Kccttonal combat at Soldier Kb Id,
Chicago.
Thirty. three Trojan footballers,
entraining at G o'clock Tor the mid
dle West, will take with ' them a
record (hilt Is marred only by a
tie, that with Stanford hy a s.'orn
13 to 13, and a scoring slate that
and had this season scored Hint
points to Its opponents' lit, Includ
ing victories over Din Oregon
,1' ton 1 1 and the Chemawa Indians.
8i!IM) .OU CMyi'llllS
NKW YOHIC A worklng Rlrl In
the big town roust spend at least
S'.'UO u year lest dowdlness dim
Iter prospects of matrimony or ad-
gridiron vancrmetit In business. A study
Howard made by Professor Lillian H.
l.ocko, ot Columbia, sliows the
o vera go expeudlt ure on clot hes is
Hi per cent of earnings.
Airs. J. (I. .McConm-l.
lew. or La Orande, is temporarily
in chariie of the I'nion .Standard,
of Oil station. ;
Herman Itocseh was over from
La Orande Saturday td see the Dn-
ion-Kntcrprlse root ha II name. " I
j A pep rally was singed l'riday
evening hy the student body of
the I'nlon High school In anltct
patlon of the fool ha 1 1 game with
Knterprlse. Hoys of the fresh
man class hauled material for a
bonfire and while it was burning
the students listened to talks by
members or the family and by
leaders in student body activities.
The rally ended with a HerpenDne
I march Ihrounh ihe al reels.
I M rs. Pearl Shaw, M rs. Sin lie
1 Connor, Mrs. l-'lora Kltdliluck. Mrs.
Kva He Lap. Mis. Wheeler, ami
) Mrs. It row it wen the Kebekuhs
who went rrnm I'nlon to attend
the county convention which was
hehl In Summer villc Saturday af
ternoon and evening, Tlie mem
bers from. Mountain Oem Itebekah
lodge went thrtJiiKh the ceremony
of drnpttig the charter .as their
pa ft or I lie program at I lie con--
I velll ion.
I'Yank Honney was host lo
The giant tubngga! slide which number of his fib nds ut snctuble
Is being built by the Portland Ail held at Ihe Spoilsmen's e:ibln In
club as a winter sport allracllnn (,,. r(s, imt.h.iv grounds Salnr
"ii Mmuit Hood, wilt he dedicated day night, the oerasUm belnw; his
and thrown open to use by the pub- birthday anniversary. H.inclng
lie on T)ecmhrr 10, uccordlng In, and cards formed a pair ol the
a recent announcement.
J evening's entertainment, Llnht re
rreshmenls were served.
' Mr, kohcrts who has ben stay
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Until lit. aniveil in ihlit ciiuntry.
Janiea Clnucy knew iiothlnn of
foolball tin playeil hy cnlIeK?,
here Hut liu noon Icrtrncd and
now hn Ik rttur .lunnerburk of
Ohio' Wcnleyun a eleven ll was
born In (llnKKon-, Hrailaml and
received part uf tun elementary
cUooling in that country-'.
NO, I'M not going to be married. Neither
have I fallen heir to a lot of money. But I
have discovered the one tobacco that makes
a pipe come through a thousand per cent
Prince Albert!
Yes, Sir, Prince Albertthe world's
largest-selling brand. I was sitting with a
fellow-commuter the other morning, when he
was filling his pipe from a bright-red tin. I
got a whiff of that tobacco and said: "Do you
mind if I borrow a load?" lie passed the tin
over, and I filled up and lighted up. ,
I never tasted anything so good in my life.
It was wonderfully cool and sweet, with a
mildness I had never met before in a pipe
tobacco. Mild, as I say, yet it had that rich,
rare body that put satisfaction into every pull.
What a taste! '
I could hardly wait till the train pulled in
to get me a supply. I've smoked enough of
this cool, mild, long-burning tobacco to know
that it gives you deep-down contentment in
every load. Try Prince Albert. You'll say so!
PRIME Albert
Yok gel quantity, too,
ith P..-iTWQ full
ounces in every tin.
no othcr tobacco is like it I
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