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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1928)
Thursday, Octolior 25, 1!)2S i'stire Two LA (JKANDE HVKNINO OUKKKVEIt jy-..i.i 1.i..-...u.m1jJ:W ftiiifcirrfii ill IT I Ml . i i hi i r m u .ml ir .! th J Mr Special Purchase of Frocks Just Received-Regular $25 Values 1 4r 1 '3 I JST 1 V' U '7 m ft tei II it mm JLJL fill Materials Combine For Smartness In many instances two and three ma terials are assembled in one frock materials of obvious high quality and the tailoring marks every model as a special value. I if Colors arid Styling Are Important Fiocks that were made to sell for $25 are not only well made but styl ishly made smart lines and the wanted colors and color combina tions navy blue and black, of course autumn reds and browns. These Lovely Dresses the result of a Special Purchase Arrived Yesterday. They are on sale Tomorrow and Saturday at this attractive sale price of $19.75. Don't overlook thin chance to have one or two new frocks at a worthwhile Having! A IiC Silks and Design Pattern.".. HILL'S Enna Jetticlr Shoes & Wayne Knit Hose. OREGON TEAM TO INVADE SEATTLE Schissler and His Aggies. ; Will Leave. Corvallis for I Washington Tonight ' roll VAI.MH. Oct. 2ii (API i.lirht workout k with tM-riimiuige , m riolM w ith ilic f rehman eleven jik u chaser have been lined ly j I'fxich 1'ailf J. Sehlwsler of OivBOtt j State oolleKe din-intf preparation tor tin- ku mm with t'nivoitdty of Washington in Heattle next rtatur ility. Failure of the Oregon Stale Viir.sily cripples to mend r -ml i I y caused Hehiwder considerable wor ry. The backfleid force and the rwrvc tackle mat rial on the 1 1 it lioth present a patched up appear ance. ! l iili-SM unexpected developments arise the OmiiKe mentor, will start lie name line-up against Wash ington that faced WahinKton State last WH'lt, This Includes a vet ran fur ward wall In front of a sophomore hark field. Tln so phomores turned in a commend able performance against Hit Washington Slate Cougars but luck the playing experlenee needed n avsiin connlHtont football. Thf jnesenre of tho veteran Howard Maple at quarter Htrennihons the ball-tothtK department materially. 'i'he Oregon State eleven planned to leave Corvallis tonllit and to arrive III St-attle toiuorrow morn ing. Tomorrow afternoon the Orantfe mentor will run his pro teges through a workout on tho WaMhitiKton gridiron whieh they have not invaded Ntnre 'M4. ; SAVE ON HEATERS, 11 heaters enables I you to select the heater you need at the price 5 you want to pay. Wood heaters as low as $10.00 CARR FURNITURE CO., INa Oregon Schedules i Monmouth Eleven I KI OKNI-:, Or.. Oct. (Al1) ;The Ore troll football teuiu will phty i Monmouth Normal w I tool on Hay luard Meld Saturduy, Jud W. lb i fiel, Kiaduate manager announe.-s. I 'i")i is lilt will bp the final one for ; the Webfooiers before J-avinK m i play the t'aliiornia Hears at n rk ely, November J. Who remembers the old day when father wot all tho blaims for the aslW'H on the niff? At STltAIJ A SHOW'S 1K14 IT Mia.lIfrUNi: (Al'l Ufeent lu'avini'.s.s of Australian obliKalionH In the New York market may b.j i.plain-d by tin- faet that for tlio fiscal year ended June !I0, 1S2S. every state in the f'omnionwealth eeep( tjneensland reported a defi cit, The total was around $1'2,5IH1,. Ot'il. Hecilit loaiiM have not ben w. ll received and It Is understood tliey will be cut per rent or more tliiw year. OvHr-buyinff on the Installnteftt dan. reduced Im ports and decline in bimlneHS are blamed. . , hi skii: ri' iv a i it" SKATTI.K. On. 2.r. (Al) With their final heavy practice today before tuprrinK off for th- Oregon State rolleKe Kame here Saturday, the I'niveihiiy of WashitiKton eb-verl va Htill up bi the air. coach Knoeh liajfxhuw shuffllns his for ward Wall around until every avail able man had shown what he could do. While Hatr-shaw was worried as (O who will piny where the Oregon Stalet'H stood out aH slight favorites with gridiron observers la down the lltiskh-M. O. S. (. has lost both of its coast " cun feren ee panics, to Wa.shiiiKton Stale and IV S. ('. but Washington has shown no decided si l ength despite its pi-e-conference victories and the defeat of Mon tana. Holes in the husky line and the weakness of its baelil'ield were perfectly uncovered in its crash ing defeat at the hands of Oregon last week. Gonzaga Eleven Suffers Reverse STOKANi:, Oct. IT. (Al1) With the ticklish Whitman college Kume only two days away, Coach Clipper Smith of the tlonzagn HuMdugs to day was wondering how he would fill the gaps left by three regulars who were suspended front school Wednesday. i'l-adollni. halfback. Kelell. guard, and l.enhart, tackle, all ex perienced var.shy men and main stays of the team.' were dropped from the university for the remain der of the school year because they failed to report for classes Tuesday after returning from the St. Charhs college game at Helena, Mont. Outstanding: Football Games Scheduled For Saturday, October 27 ' Willi Si-ores Whon Sunn- 'IVihiik .MM '' Vir-. : (111 Till' A-siMhilcd I'lfss) Miilrili-towii. Mux nihi-i-si (12) v. wsl-yiin I Jim ' New Ihivfil. I'onn ..Army ll v. Yiil M JJostnn 'lii.f-lOfl I'nllf-t-'O vs. It.tslOll I'. l-i'uriilcni'i-. It. I. Ilrmvn v.h. Tlll'cs Ocllyshur!.-, 1 .....Iiui-Un. il ( :l 1 1 v. ( lellyshui'i; (") I'ltlshuiK i-iirni-Blc 'IV.h ("I vs. I'lllsliurs ( L'3) .Ww Y,k f'llKiitc () vs. X. V. I'. Now York Culunil.lii (Mil vs. Wlllliiins (II) i'riiu'cton. X. J Cornell (I'D vs. 1 Tl n-ton (21) CanibiUlKc. Man. IdirtmmiiH ('!" vs. Ilnrrard '(6) New York For.lh:. in vs. U'ashliiBlon ,v Jrfrprrinn WiishliiKioii ;ort:t'n'n vs. I Hike Woiccsler. M.iss Holy Cross Hi) vs. M;innictte (12) Illusion, l'a Ijif.v(t (Tl vs. W. Vii-Kililil (T) Orono, Mp Miiinc (7 vs. limes (up rhlliulclDhiu Novy (12) vs. rennsylviiniii (Ii) Stun' roHfue. I'h... Venn suae (ID vs. Kynieuse Hi) New Hrunswiek. -N. J Hnli.-eis vs. Dekiwiire ; liil-W.-l ('lllc-ilii CIiIkiko (" vs. I'nrilne nil ChiiliiliiiiKil. ill Illinois l 7j vs. Norlliweslei n Hi) UliMitninlon, lml intlianii vs. Ohio Slate Iowa t'lly. la Iowa (II) vs. Minnesota (it) Ijiwrenee. Kan Iowa Slale vs. Kansas Ann Ail. or. Mlrh Miehifan (14) vs. Wiseunsin (il) Sonlli Kencl. lml. Notre Dame (32) vs. Drake n) , ,n( Neh , Nel.raska I ii I vs. Missouri (7) llrookinu-s, S. 1) S. I). Atftiies (12) vs. Smith Dakotu (l(i) I'ihhii. N. ! N. I). AKKim ( vs. North Dakota (13) South lilrinintihant Alabama (24) vs. Sewanee (il) Lexington Centre (n vs. Kentneky (Sill Tampa. Kla N. Carolina State (121 vs. l-'lniitlu (i) Alliens, (in CeorKia CHI vs. Tlilnne (o) chapel Hill. N. C CeorKia Teeh (131 vs. X. Carolina (0) New Orleans .Mississippi vs. Loyola Norman, Okla Oklahoma (N) vs. Kansas AKltles. (20) Knoxville, Tenll Tennessee vs, Washiniilon & I.ee . ll.nislon. Tex Texas (27) vs. ISloe 10) ' layelteville, Ark Texas A'ies (la) vs. Arkansas 1.0) Nashville. Tenn VniHlerl.ilt vs. 'lrKinla ltlehmoncl. Ya V. .M. I. Oil vs. Maryland (Id) Dallas. Te.x Southern Methnilist vs. Trinity Kur West Seattle Washintrlon vs. Oregon Annies I'alo Alio, Cal StanConl I3il) vs. Fresno Slate (0) l.os AliKeles .. S. California (33) vs. Oeeiilent (0) Mosenw. Ma I", of Cal. al l.os Ani;eles vs. Idaho I'nllinan. Wash Washintiton Slate vs. College of Malm liliue. Mnnt Montana Oil vs. Montana Slate (()) Spokane. Wash (lfmiwn:i (7) vs. Whitman CO I'aoilder. Colo ;..l'tah (211) vs. Colorado (13) Uclas Prepare To Tackle Cent State Eleven I .OH ANOIM.KM, Oct. 2f (AT) 'i'bf fli-Ht of tw o invaMinttN rtt t h nnrt hwi'Nt'8 foul ball Ntronghtdds by t)ie football team of the I 'n ivi-r.sii y r of California at I .on A ngehM. play ing It h fii-Ht Measou in the Pacific, cuajd cotlf'-r-t-ticc was uinb-r uav In- lay. ' Visions of a mnfi ence triumph j fiver the Idaho Vandal al Mownnv Sat in day eolori'd t he otln r ise ; Icuik and wearisome t rain ride of Ihe ibnlns to the nmtlivv.st. ''in N4Had. twenty-five strnng ami ac- 1 cum pan led by Cnach Wtllinm Siniuhltng and bin aSMifstant A. .1. : St urzenegger. e tit ruined at 1 : 3n ' ii'i'lnck ItiNt night. A tttnpover will' be made tit Portland to in-nnll the! Itiiihia to work out on Multnomah j mid. j Hpanlding Indicateti upon depar t u ro that Cliff Simp'ton. i i-gntar luilfhaclt, would .it art at ttuartt-r-(taek instead of Jerry It lissom . Miohly I'orster. Milfty Utile ball rai t mr w ho scored against I he j Stanford Cardinal two wcks ago. I will be bi ld on the Hid. Much until needed. . I'peil (lieir return iiom Moscow, tin- lirulns will h.gin pi i-pa i at ton tor another iautt into the noiih-l west. The Washington Sl;itc i'ihi - ; irai.M fin' their net upponi iit the : claMlt to talio ilncr at PoiIImiI'I ' ovemb- i I a. f IDAHO MJI All t UII'PI.I l ! Musi'dW, Idaho. ott. 1 A Crlpph d loot ball n.pu.d !! 1 hewllden d o. r I h minntr Stan ford attack whifh .smiwid tlo-in un dor n 47-0 mic tut-t I'm. lay. 1h. Idaho VandtilN today au ait in ItiVJiMton next Saturday uf tlip t tti vt'Hltv ot Caillorma at ,i.h Art-'o-s el.-yiu. Kvery nieilil)e staff and a few n ill-win if in.iui iv t hi v r-,H . d w hen t ii( htirrienue 4t i ucU it. mi at Kear .Ht.tdiuin. ' MiK Mill" KirsblMliU. Idaho's batlerttiK ram, wa the m.iM mcc lounly in mied. A t w tut . d met;, Otleft ut the kiekoff ln.Ht I'rldav wafi expectfd to keep lilm from the lineup. Pit nl HtilchtttHon. tin. V:ui. dal'8 miisntlonal ball carrier, had n broken iio.ii-, but may be abU fn start Haturdny. HOLD CHANGE FOR CHARGES MADE II Y GIRL OHICAdO, Oct. !S CAP)- Har old "Ited" OraiiKe, for three your an a !t- A no-rlcau ha If back, lacei) ai raiwntiH-iit today on a palernilv chart;... Oraime, who is fHlli'lf a vaude ville oian Hn tit at a Loop theater, cal led l h.- net imi a n at tempt to hlackmall him. lie ahl he cituid hiivf js,t ( h t ih' ease for but pn-i'i'i r.'d to omoii- the accu.sa tiollM. MIsh lb h i: M.irris.sey. who had (rratiMi ai resti il csti-rday. ttaid her child wan born seven monthi nun, (iraniie said u- did not know her and knew mdhinK of the rase iimll an attnrni-y told Ititii Ihe yount; w oioan iie.-d.'d money. SlMlMd S VAI.I A III. I-', T. I ; po N SPItlNOS. Ha. (API iMiritiK a r-r.-nt sponire auction In-1 r Umi iumi worth of spoil t-M W' tc lak.ii in two wrrks. Annual bo om,' f i -in (h. sc auction,- av. r- 1 Accident Toll Jumps to Three In South State SACtt A M i:Ti 1. i U I. ( AC) - .litim s l.arriok. pion. er (la't resident was laiaHy injured last nt:ht w hen Ii-- was st ruck by an aulomobih' driv.-n by Clayton Tit t it whllr cro-Hsiiu; a (hilt intersection. I .a rri. k w ;in ni:.!inl unoonscioun to a d.i.'t.n hot dh-d two hours I.M. I . KICMMnMV Cal . Oct. 2: (AP - Mrs. Thai I. s P. Mall, .'(a. or Klch n i ond A n n and her T-yrar-ohl daip-'liler Carol w..t. killed in coMimom of .Mrs. Hall's automobile and a South. rn Paetlle train here. 'I'hr.e smalt i;irls rldtm: in the au-twmobih- wore Inpiri il a!o. Cardinals Working Hard on Defense ' HTANKOKl) CNIVKItSITV. Cal.. (let. 2.'. ( Al')--Helens.. Is iiluylliK )a ItifKe pint 111 the Slantoril loot ' hall prarlle.' this week. The Cant inals me.l the South. on Calirornia Trojans nrt vve.'lt an. I Coaeh 'I'op" Warn, r is haviitK Ule lllir.l l.-ani run tlironnh tlif .southerners l.liiys In praetlee, wllh tin- lirst stilnit nun nn .lrlVnse. ('oaeh "Nil.." 1'riee nsi .1 the waine systtMii j at Calirornia lasl week. 'I'he I e . soil was. the 'I'rojans eame no I nearer the II. ar 1,'oal line Hum the j 20 ynr.l line. Cougars to Play College of Idaho Real Folks at Home (The Piano Mover) By BRIGCS Voo'Rtr Just im TlMli tAT.. Kvjw BcawU To MRS. WKPHY'S Amu ERIIMG me up a PlMT OP Mll-K Wl X II il . A M - Illlnn llan-a son. ol San Ii look.. n l.a.'k i .. in i. ( An I of Neils linn. lir. I linr ol' a toki-!i l.a. k as ih.. i.snll ol' an nloinohili' .i. rl.l. nl. I U- was ill. in.il Salni.ia nnilii In eolllslon ot is nia.'lnni- wllh a I . ! i ' . ll mi. pole DON'T EXPECT TO HE 15 EAT EN I PI 1,1. MAN". Wash.. Oct. 'jr. (AP) ; Coach H. K. 1 lolliriKhery tind his I Washington State Coukoim are not taking any chances of a surprise ilrf.nt at the hands of the Colbue of Idaho rleven iu t Saturday, the piaetic.- schedule today indicated, j AlthoiiKh ho has not atuiounci-d ' deft nil ely his startin-s lineup, he ! intimated tliat he would start with his first strinK smad, ) WILL MOT I WO. OMLY MOVtS M'WtS KOTM-r-. I - I ) I ) VAHX'S TH6 cK" JSyi U ThS LlKt 5 s BACK PAT. I(K, m-u-j ) ocVoo - . - V r j r l. ..... 1 . - W3 W Jimr mwk Imp lowUtt Li-; WK .M I lie sullllnl.. ..ilnki v l ' , ' i i1 1 " A0- 1 1 1 1 M!'i '! inV'1 Ruth's Chair Gives Way During Meeting j I 0 ISVII.PK. Ky,. Oct. 55 (AD , "llalie" Uuth, kitiR )f nival, pinch liltutnf as a tdump speaker for Oovernor Alfv.-d V:. Smith at u i iue tinw hen- last nilit. alonK with j John V. P;n is, iTc-ivcd a hinty j wclconu- from the audience wipu . he pli aded the eaufri' or tlH'dono eratlr nomine, but th thronrc was i no i w uproarious u tew moments .later when a flimsy chair in which Ihe was seated on t hi rostrum ,' en aked and then collapsi-d. : A man is known bv the company j h keeioi, and a company is known t,v 1 he ,1M'n k ep.. That helper 01s Mir-jfs almost Broke it- ToO That's what S Ti-s Mftt Ten, ( $AMTS h A man 72 has entereil the tresh- i man claAs nt the CntvetMiy of clilrann. Theso wll.l lads nmM Iimvh their Illiift. Yen will lioll.-e th.lt l.olh 11, .h 7,iipp!,,.. f .in.ois Illinois foolhall eoa. h, ami Al Nouaek. the lllinl eapl iln this ve r, have hroa.l Millies In (his pholom mill. The smiles are inse I one ilssuinw.s, from Ihe faet that tliev don't eeel to l.i.e :mv r.iothall ii,niej lhl jear, Nowaek Is at till left, Kanlos' Indoor Carnival And Frolic Oct. 30 -31 i:(;l.rs' iii,t. Rimr rrlH-x MkIiiIt 1mligc Cn IVIvoUiy my i .mm ,li" -lti'J TMe flOelT 1 T '3 COUGHIKlO, A,e4t WMt YiJ MM' T HE LETS Go, TMtJ pAMO I-VLL4 ME BACK MB 'LL 5roKg woThiki' in. RUB IT SOT OLD 3oiDS FRi3M .V?,' This DAVOkJ IP I MAVE apteq Tt BUY 'EM Fo9 H'MX COPPER K K1L.1- J Z.7. r -J ' f y- l.-a T tlll"CT T I , I. . V. ' I '" w Mszur mm sm Hie Smoother and Better Cigarette . ... not a cough in a carload t. I, lludCw. Sm. Ut
