La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 26, 1927, Image 2

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    Monday, Decern I wr 2(, 1W2
IA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
SOUTH AND WEST ! Playing Together for Eight Years
May Not Play Against Perm
AREA OF WHEAT
SEEDED IS LESS
BL ANKETSi grid teams play
Pofro. Two
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All sizes
All weights
All wool
Part wool
Sheet blankets
cjMVidale
al ue
HILL'S
Dependable
Vitality
East and West
Clash Today In
Charity Contest
. IW AVPIKCO, Dec. rc AP)
Turned back ' twleo In previous
niutiunKa. east ehaliented wet for
football honorg today with one of.
tho (freateat- collections of stum
ever assembled ' under on stand
. ard.
The annual east-went charity
ptttne. played here an a benefit for
tho Shrinera crippled children
hospital bring out mien celebrities
an liruce Caldwell, Yale fullback.
1 and Herb - Joestliiif,- MJniicMOta'H
plunfflntf fullback, who won vlr-
1 tuiiliy a unanimous choice for all
American honors tbia year. NAt
bast ten of the 21 -man eastern l
htiuad have received mention on
; flrHt. BPeond or third ulI-Ainerl-'
'ran tcanin thin neanon. -
Tim wpRtrrn irroup ndt no plentl
1 'fully uppHd with yrat indlvlduul
honori. presented a ftrottfe. united
front while Ita supporter rounM 'l
pn bri'akft of iiie jpirne, tp brinif
''' homo a third uccWve vktory.
fltrlrt enforcement--of all Ihwh
.affertlnK the ItnporUtlqn of nut
Ire into Ori(ron, and up slook
Iijic (pward the nnactincnt of addi
tional luws for lh prolpetlon of
the nut ffrowinjc indun(ry or th
1 mule, werif urgtd upon tho wtatc'
Ifiiard of horticulture In reHolutloim
. riirtfied by the Western Nut flrow
i rn asocial Ion In ItH rlnAtriK1 w-h-Kion
at Kiilem Inut Weelt.
r " ' Tho Marloh county community
' f-'lnratlon In Hesslon at HhPmh last
' VeilneJny wenl on record In fa
" vor or a i;ounty HKnt ami agreed
to Hpofidor a movenienl to pbue
i.,f-b MP UtiPHtlon ' before .tho voters
' " a Aatn 'ut- Iho-' Novenihnr, - lttus,
-ir; Meet ion;
When nurKcrns reptntly .made
an Incision for an einrrKenry oji
eratlon Tor appeiidlcltia on .Mrs. K.
K. Jones, prominent Marsbfii d
woman, they found a ne.-jn had
been Imbedded In tbe f b sh for
Vars. ,
Then: will bo no teachers' Instl
tuln In Poof county In the school
year lHST-ifK., Mm. f K. Mitikt-y,
school supcrlnteitdi-nt. announced.
''aiirellHtin or the Institute v,,n
duo to Infantile paralysis ban.
To Cure a
Cold In
OneDswf$
Uxattvt
Br onto
Qumlnei
taililr
moat
The tonlo and larattr vffbrt of
Uiitlv HltOMO IN INK TrIiIbIi
will fortify th iiUn int Orrp,
Indurau and oUtT Mrkm UU nrult
tog from Cold. Pm Ale.
llit bui bear thU Ignaturw
L-Provcn Merit since 18H9
AnanRc for
Demonstration
NEW
FORD
you will be convinced.
POWER SPEED
E,SY RIDING
CONTROL
Perkins
, Motor Co.
Snaked Field at Los Ange
les' Makes Battleground
Sy Slippery
I .OK AM.KI.KS. D. c. 2C (AT;
A l lior iiuuliiy Makd coliseum
Kridior. au;.ll. -1 'football l ant of
ii- Koutli iiti- wist for th.-ir battle
b f. loday. Kniti. fnimitf inb rnitt
t' III !y Mm-. y.'Mi r-luy t unit I I he
usually turf playing I. hi Into a
sojjjry -'tud slippery hal l't round
whip- :m overcast sky and strong
wind n,ivr jlnli'ulion ol irmre pre
c ipitation.
Appar ntiy. hoivi v. r the "only
harm done. Mil h.- i o tli'- box of-fir-
rec ipi.
So at hfahd funs, mnrly always
f;i vot by Minny skie have . ( I
to start a rtlh (or hlick rs btid j
raincoats to witness a football
kuiiic. I't' ilitiioiiM of a rtlim crowd
lor today's k.iiim: w-r- numerous.
That tin sensational 4ay
p. ' It-d fior-t "ii.l Hill" Spears,
Vunderhilt ' flashy iimrti-i-bu'U
and Oj.k ! fidb'ton. Whitthr r-ol-lj
triple threat and "Ten Sec
ond" ba' K will be nun h hampered
Was uti'loiil.l. -d. I'.oih an- tlashy
runrii it, not i -y heavy and both
depend on t il rather than plain
brute foir. to tfor- their yanlare
The w i-ft1 in ih possibly will he
more affected than the visitors al-
tboiiKb tli- Irltimviratf-M of iMrffit.
coast roarbi . Howard " Jons. '
Knorh Iiahaw and Mill KpaittdliiK '
did not i in to tliink wj. The
"Pop" Warm-r syxtitn. Mnployliuf
. n-v-n' anl fak r vrr K was !
(howti by !bf- ws( and with a 1
flok of tTirky flf.-t backs who f
like to ilp- and Hist but prob-
ably will be iirtabb- to do vb lib j
much furr-MS, nany crltlcK thoupbt !
the- "honi' boyfi" would losr. j
The probable lineups: j
Wf M I'utiition
ItObblnw. Of. State I , I-; ff '
Hrhevlnir. I'. H. t .T' i
8 haw. Vahliiifton ...1.(1 i
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JlodKens. fre(fon
MoVei. V. H. c.'
I'efHlbion. Whittier ..
Iiran ta. I'. H. ('
i'ook. W'iishint'ton ....
T"Hre:ui. Vt'aMbintfton
Koutli
fri-von. Viiii'b rbllt ....
I'ickh.'.td.' Alabamu ...
Harnbin. T nif-e ....
h'liarpe. Van-Jeibilt ....
Bowdoin. Alabaitui ....
Hood. (lioiKiii Ti-eh .,
YovIey. fjeOIKilt Ter
Kpeai, Yandei-bHt ....
Mrowii, Aiabi-iim
Kate. (JeorKia
OO'lson. T nueshue
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Jap Cage Star
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Meet Aljt Tathlro. Hi- js ni,
Aruerban' mini Jup;ineHit from
Seattle. Wash., w!th tho I'niversity
of Plncintiail basket hull ((:im this
eiir, wijo: o i pe-d anil clever
1. jj.illln:. (,I l lie ball Is nireo get
hli!! pi many garneti.
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nere are Charlie Andre. -M. a.,d l.o.ns p.. br. .uptain. Inith of
whom art. forwards on the Wis.oi,,.., basketball ie(n. whd are p!av
iitr their emhth and final year lo?;eiber Thev plaved f,,ur urn in
Mh wnool at ltoekfi.nl. HI., and have played toother f.,r four
vear.w al Wisconsin It;itb are era. k ...Inf .mi. .
Trade Winds Blow Swift Changes :
In Baseball Ranks; Others Loom
M;V VOItK CAP) The
tiarle of HOffie of busebair
s He
biel
luminaries in "corridor onversj-
tlons" ut the major leHioa man
nate' meeting here bas bad abo.j
the same effect on current hU
lea jf i if pluyTH as tbe sound of (lie
h .ban on a hurnyaid full of hi-
ke).
If whispered hotel ob;iy dlsces-
slons Ixtween rival manaeiH an I
owners ran im-tool such rivtiir.-K :
OeurgR hisler. Ken "illlains an I
Je)i,ti Muinihb. what chance im
there for Ibn ei-r li!its? That
was the question or out- of them.
Anotbet as: Wlio's nel '.'
The K-alest upheaval appeared
to hao hit tbe American b-.iifue
With fW JoI.h poslttxely K(f(. 4-xce.t
Ihosf! of tl- New Voi '.i Vantu e
reiculars.
Not even heavy hitting Is ennmrh
to nv a man from the iliirt down,
river. It was evident, as Ken Wil
liams, outfielder, wuh sold by tbe
M. I.oills tow ns to I be ito.sti
hox ileHpite tbe fact be bit
season la " coiiiparihou w it b bis
a nitre ol .aiUfor his prevtnus
year in the mnjoia. and Inf Mini
ally collected 17 home iiJiiti.
SKIcr fill ..".JT.
OeuiKn Sish r. tbe Hrown's fiif
baseiinta and lot nn-r manage! ,
slilKge.J .:t;'7 last setitaia, but Ibis
wns below tbe hitrh hfundard or.::t;
which he bad ncraHe. la his II
pievioilijeais 111 (be bitf time und
he bad In tru. WasldiiK'tnii tot him
for about (-T.jhhi, a quailer of t!i
sum at which he mm rate) a rev.
ealS flck.
Tbe sale .i SisN-r and Williams
was a pail of the aniiuiiiM el pi:, a
or Phil Pall, uvvner of 1 be St. I.oiiim
I trow as, to completely rem gait u.c
his leiim tl -x l yiiii.
Two iiiok- id the ItrowJis" stnis
- Clam Van (iilder. veteran pitch
er, and J iarry It ice. out I h-!dcr
great annual eclipse
3.
-"M to the Detroit Titfei in tho
trade that broiliilit the Htowns I..I
Utile. fiiM-K-i hi i- and 11. .n e .Man
if:. shil V'.ni; oul" jcl'uer.
Ali.ru1! ini.louh:. dly fell yictftii
to a ha I tint: slump. En (our years
in the niajots be averaged .;!?..
lea-llliv t lit- lea (file in 1 if JlJ, hut
i .' i o p i ' 1 1 to .'J'. '.i last season.
( ai l- (,,-l t;ibM.n.
Not trj he nut .H. )(y t jr Air.er-
To Help Billy
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Tue Ju.si more made to strengtMen
the Clcvolaml Indians by Hilly
Kvans, new general manager, wan
to t!-i (:rover Hartley, veteran
catchei, from the lied Kox tu
cfiich his pitchers. Kvuna thiukn
Hartley, wlvn in Ihe wayn of pilch
vrnt Jjliould he a his help In thli
tlepail ment.
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j Oregon's Fall Weather Is
'.Blamed Different ' Con
i dition over the U. S.
I Whib: wintf-r wheat seodintf this
fall apparently increased per
ct-nt over tbe Pnitcd Stat-H an :t
, u bole, the Onrmi area needed tbiH
1 fall isJiowk a rtvrrcuwo of 5.0 per
n nt. 1 bU OrcffOif decrease is
donbtirsM inuinly din- to un favor-
abl- full seeding renditions, says
I". I.. Knii. Maiisiieian. t'. 8. de
partment of ajfricult ore.
Tbe nr- a of w in at m- d--d In
On Kon during the full of I'.C" in
Minmtd at W4.'io urrr-s which is
a. -per' cent than tin- 'jhH.mm at res
now -stunaleij io iiav.- tn . n k
f d lutt year. Condilfon of the crop I
is i Htiinated at &S.0 per fen I of
normal, rornpared with U 7.0 per
i nt u year axo. and the in year
1 u-vi litber 1 uverujc of S.0 per
cent. .
CoiiKidorinj? Ihv derreasf . in
a ereu jre s:-ded ibis fall, tbe very
Ptw winter damage last kvihoii
( about 1.0 p- r (nt loss) and th:
bmiMiaily favorable roiinr con-
; w yson, it i hardly to be expect
ed I bat tbe Un coil winter
i w heat crop, will equal thi 23.400.-
(toti l.iiHhol crop of 19J7. 'J'be 1 d 2 7
i ied of Xi hiiMbelH per acre was
; the -highest In repent y.-ars. tho.
(i:verat'e for the past ten years be.
IQk ;'M.r, bushels i-r acie.
. Line present very lavoranie sou
iiimup' biLiia ii'tii , iiiuicuieN me
probability of a bettor than usual
ifruwinif s-asorw for ihp 1 crup.
1 al.so M.-criiH probable that more
than' the usual acrcatf ol spring
beal will be seeded as a result
of the d i-rase a th( in-s.:'iit fall
Icali Ic-aj.'u'e rivals', tin-, St. loiik
t u. uiiiais completed be vera! deals,
bujiiiK, outrlKlit lrank ; Oibsou,
Jli-:;ts' 'ratcber, - and obtaining -.Jimmy
I'ooney, infleldef Outfifhi
of Johnny .Mokan. and i 'atcber
tHiir -nee Joni'ard from Philadel
phia via the trade route with trie
veteran Jimmy I tin aud John
fchulte, youthful pulp her, as the
Cardinal pawn.-, of eichaiiK'f.
Alter heivlng- the Detroit cfub
for hi-ven years, Johnny UuysUtr,
loriK the Timers' first -string catpher
wu pent to Toronto, of the Inter
national league, as part payment
for "lied' I larjfyave, another re-
im'iMT.
MukIi McQuillan, former Olant
pltehcr, went away down-river from
Die Itruves to the Newark Interna-!
liopal teaKUO club.
I The 1'lttsbuiK Pirates cut down'
their rosier uy two wnen iney som
Ktnil de. southpaw pitching- sen.
sat ion of a few years u?o. and Itoy
Hpenccr, catcher, to the Indtanap-
oils Ann-Mean Association club.
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I'iiIcrs Ned Urevii, iar Caliuirnia taekie, pas a delinHUem f 1 u stu
deiji aciiviiv.fee be will not ho allowed t play in the cominp: l'eo:i-
Calitornia samft on December ,;: 1 . Oreen's letter, earned this sea- ,(
aon, has been hcld up. The student association, which ia handling
Green s case, hopes to arrauto
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rnislur), illl!lti0n.
favorable soil
li is therefor.-
iIIinflMn.i1
to int'llitr-ntly esiitii
Ute ut tills time the probable "alt
wheal'-crop of th state lor PtHS.
but some dei-i--as- in eotnparison
Willi the I'JT crop is reasonably
certain.. '
hor. the I n it '1 States an area
of 4 7. S it 7. 0 ft a ac res of winter; :
wheat is estimated as the fall j
sec-dint- for the presvnt season, j A cppennint oil factory has
This sown area is hi. 2 per cent been started In Salem quietly and
luwr than th- revised estimate of is now running ateadlly at a ca
4:i,4iJ5,00ir acres sown in 'the fall pacity of Ho pounds per hour, it Is
of 12 . 'rtT.- sowings in Ihe fall ; announced. The plant Is owned by
of 1H25 were .ICi.T'.dr.tiOU acres. ! I-. . llerrobl. and Is soon lo be
Winter ilainag- iluring the fast m I inert used to 25 point. is per hour
years has caused an nvi-nifr
don meat pf 1 o.s p-r cent of the
acreage sown to winter wheat. Tie
abandonment has rani .1 from l.y
p-r cent to 21.0 per cent in dif
fered t years durintt lhat period.
f'ondition ol' I'nileil States "win
ter whem as of December 1. j:rj7
was StJ.O per cent compared i wil !i
M.S percent on December I, 1!t2tl.
and Ji2.fl per cent on Dec. 1. lit 25.
The ten year average on' Dec. 1.
is 8-1.0 per cent. '.
iMi nsive iiiiprovenii-nts are
no maite soon at tne ?,e-anicum j
river trout hatchery, damaged by j
flood waters on Tltankslvlm; day.
'iiccordinfr to -O. Wehh, super- I
intetident of the hatchery. I
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And a copy will
For change of address, please do not notify,
carrier boy only call the office direct, giving
old and newr residence, and yoti vill avoid
errors in service. -
The Evening Observer
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it so tliat hu w ill get to play.
Tin- John OeWall and (J.
IliU I nr . ship boar went on"
Ooar
rani-
pu(,'o hi si Saturday near Sciil and
attacked the horses betonvintf IO-'
these men, with the result that one
oi Mr. "(loaf's iiorses was srt badly
poin-iued from the animals' tusks
,t bad lo be killed. :
apncily.
j llttwun $l50.oao ami $175,ooo
will bis. distributed by the flood
I liver A pple (J row era association
tlio lai'er part of this week. This
is the first "melon' to be cut Vy
the co-operative association, this
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EAD COLDS
Melt in spoon: inhale vapora;
apply freely np nostrils.
V A P0 RUB
OiMr 17 Million Jar jfmd,YiTif
in 24
bo delivered at once
charge.
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Use . ;
Youf
Credit
Enjoy a bettei-,
more attractive
home! .
CAR II
Fl'IiNITUHE CO., In?.
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, cko is un per rent rciiioiiKr 'Auii
j the mher 10 per nt cutting an-i
hbotin up, the y per ct at just
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Christmas Collcje
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