La Grande evening observer., December 03, 1928, Image 2

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Monday. Puccini!- 3, 1028.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
NEW
ARRIVALS
Fancy Rayon
Pillows
All shapes, sizes
and colors
At
'. $3 JO
DepciulsMi
IBLL'S
Dfpmilahlu
Valaos
STRONG WINDS
UP SEASON AS
REST SCORER
Rjr Hw Atm4atel I'mM
Th country, best Individual
trorintt marhlnw In Ken fltronK. star
halfback of Nf York university.
With only u.rew tnoro Kanics In
the jionth. h'troiiir's Hit points urn
an.pte 10 UHsuro Mm the'192H scor
ing '.rhuniplonshlp. Htinner-np
Jionors , hrlonir to Hanker, of Tn
lane, who tullhMl 124 points In ten
KnmeV-
t Tho leader In n.ch of tho Bevcn
major. Krotips or conferences fol
low: '
Til. Tat. Tot.
Tiast ''
Hiron. Ncw,Tork....S2
Southern-1-'
Hunker, Tulans ....1J
J'aclflc
rarroll, Wash. 17
Horky Mt.
,'lurk, folo. Tol.. M
29
1 0 1
10
124
104
in
103
Motitnwest
JMinn. HO. Meth IS II 84
A Heavers, Ark 14 o M
Hl Tea
Horde, Minn 9 0 14
HI All
Hoivll, Nebr 9 0 14
tkms rfiAviirt mj:s
LONDON, Dec. 3 AP) Arthur
Wen worth dor, former lawn ten
nln champlou, died loduy at the
nee of 61. (e hud lie been ill
KlncH Mrly thin yfar.
Core was the lust Kiiffllrdimitn
. . .
,
"jlTILDNESS with taste. Huu h UicstcrlicIJ's
lyX. distinction.
The natural flavor and fragrance if pure, sweet
tobacco aged in wooden casks for years the most
expensive wv, but the right way and the natural way.
0 'tfit'd. )
Warner Selects
Paefic Coast
All-Star Team
Olen "Pop" Warner's jill-Pnciric
coast football etev n was made
public today. The fa rnmm Nlan rord
iniH'finily coach selected thre.i
Northwestern players for Umj my
thical team, including Maple, of
Oregon Ftatn college.
Warner's Hi'ticliiiii follows:
1'lr-l '!'( til
?., IJliiinpK, California.
I., T. ItitiMt'ort, t"inioinia.
I,. (, Pout, Mtauford.
'enter --Uurmg.r, H. ';i li torn l;i
It. H. Itohesky. Stanford.
It. T. ,1 iri'HKl'r, Wash. Stale.
ft, K,--Alei 'hmIIii, H. (aliloinm.
Quarterback Maph-. O. Agglca,
I. , H. Linn, 'allfornia.
II, If. - Thomas, H. 'allforliln.
I', It. Carroll, Washinglon.
Second Tt'itni
I,. M tiller, Hlnnford.
I. . 'I. lieebe, Oc.-i-lMilnl.
O. ''arlsim, Ojeion AgghM.
Center Heitieeke, Stanford.
II. O. Horeri. H. California.
It. 10, St riff, On-gui Aggies.
It. T. HllihH, h. ('uilr.niiin.
Oiinrlorback Williams, H. Oil.
I,, II. Kin ik, t-tanford.
I'., f f. Htoiiihaugh, Washington.
F. H. Hoffman. Stanford.
'I'hlnl H mi
I. 1'. It Mi op, Pomona.
T. Colbert, Oregon.
It, (I.-- Magna, Oregon,
center Htji'MfiHii n. iregon.
It. (1. Waiterslilrehen. Coonira.
K. F. 'in mi n M ( 'ii li t ot iihi I
It. T. Tobin, HI. Miny'H (Oak.)
Uu.irtcrttMck IhmitiiK, tiorratra.
i II.- Wilion, Htanfonl.
It. II. Kll.mHliT, Orcifiin,
11. Ki'htnhlt. Oillforiilu.
' Kruls WhJIlork. . Ak't-'li-N;
HjiMi-r, WuMhiitKlnii; I'rcHton, Hlan
foni; IturKli'T, Muho.
Tackles Artinan,
Hliiiifonl:
' hiiMteiiH-n, itM-ifon.
(.luu i ds- - Ituf to, l.iionui. Hani a
Clara: ilulita, WashitiKton.
tjuaterbneks Hunt I tiff, (unxaK:
ChfttHka, .Molilalia; Kinan, Oilif
oinia. Ilalfbaeks KleniinK. t P. A.;
Ilartninn. I'limimn: Itnhuor Wuuli-
Innton Hlnte; IlutehltiNoi). Matin:
HtonihuiiKh. Washington; Kleclt
ner, Ht. Ifrnatlus; l.alnharl, Wftsh
l:iKton Slate; Davis, .Montana.
Kullbaeka Terremere, Hanta
Cluru; Kberhart, Oeritlenlal: Him
khm, Hianfnrd; Haundejn, South
ern California.
to win the single championship
otVimbb don. This wan In jyny.
K
Mild enough
and yet
Sunny Jim Receives
Best in
i- , .
l . I. K f- hi BOY.JIMJ
w JIM
The world J rillcil udli hiiii -
to liiy. fur lie Jin- Im n ptc nled
iln iiki tiilimlde idnyeil iiumri
Iy Jay IS. V1
I'Vfitiiri; Kervffe Ktmritt KdHor)
N K VV VOliK, lHe. (Al') Jim
liottnniliy lias Hinilii and hi. lie. I
his way Into the heaiis or the emu
initt4f chnosiiiK I he Nat ionul
ajrue most valuable player for
' !,-K- reward is u trophy nl j
i.hmi in Kohl.
Hottoniley-H seb-etion. annouiieed j
, i.isi niKlit, iiruiKH new honors to thv IMayers named in the honoraK
t ciifii'y cardinal first basenmn, wlio I nieiitlon list are; Krisch. JSIsler,
whh a biif taetor in the two pt n-1 Htephenson. Heuthrom. Ifancroft,
I nants his tam has won in the last Hakneti, IteAe. MuKUlr. Walker,
three y.-ars. VVelsh. I'etty, liiKh, Alemnder,
Presshiif "Sunny Jim" bard for ' Sherdel.
the award was Freddy l.indst rom. Six full years of faithful work
oouoiiney received ih votes iimiihroiifrM "Sunny Jim" the award
MndHtroin
7a. Moitomley was with
in four points of the hlKhest possl-
iile total, but if any one of tho
elKht emiiliiMlei'iiien bud mad.i a
decided chance in his ballot 1,1ml'
Hlroni would have won out.
The committee, consist Inpr of
elKht l)aseball writers, vot'd be-
ii-',. Dm b.
Whitman of Boston, president .if
the Baseball Writers' nssochit Ion
announced the result.
7
:
1 fYWK
tor anybody
they Satisfy
Then Mended and cross-blended to bring out their
finest ualities of fragrance and flavor.
That superb blending is Chesterfield's secret and
it cannot be copied. It is the only way that a mild
cigarette can be made which satisfies
Award as The
The National League
hiiu for "Sunny JimM-tUrtttnnlrf
with itl.000 In Kb for wlnulnjc
In th- .National Icakiiv.
Twenty-one other pluyers receiv
ed voten an follows; Oil mew, 63;
Itenton, 37; frltr,, 87; Truynor. 2S;
Hack Wilson, 21; HoKan, U; Jack
son, IB; Mmunvlllo, 14; Vance, ia;
llafey, ii; Hornsby, 10; Hurtnett,
: I. Wayner. 5: Hlchhourtr. D;
lonthit, 5; Hiwtonette. S: Flower!
; Jimmy Wilson. 3; Whitney, 2;
Kord. I; Thompson, 1.
Kver since be liroke Into big- league
l)asetiafl with the Cardinal In IMti
Itottomley bun been a terror ut bat
and a tfreut defensive man afield.
ills six-yeur batting' average is
.330. He is a front rank player In
dtstante hitting, and this year he
tied for home run honors, led the
itiimii' in ritieit wun, ;(i. unit
placed second In double with i2.
Bottom lev's homer fe uaiurr.
total 31, the same number Hack
Tn:si)Av riKxjiiAMs
Tli' National IlroiitJcuHtitiy rntn
puny proKram for Tut-Bilay niKlit
folluw: G to ?, Kvorcariy proKruin:
7:30 to 8, MiiHicul .Mlniaturi k: 8
to 8::in, I'tuntutlon Ki'hoin: 8:30
to 9, AiiiuIvo'k OltanOH; 10 to 12,
Uanre inutflc.
Thr- ArniTlrun MronflnHtlnir rom
pany proKruril for Tut'sday niKlit
ToIIowh: 7 to 8, Halon orrlicHtrH: 8.
Honif ri'f'ital; 9 to 10, Halon orrtit-H-Ira,
KOO Onklaml (79Hkr) 0. N'HC
7, hlril inun: 7:80, NIK'; 9, '1'ln
rllxrlnm; 10, I IX i'IiihIk-h.
KOA Spukone (I470kr) 7.
ATtC: K'XO Mto.lin run., n in 'I
A Hi ': 10, oliltliniiH', II, tiiunlc.
miotic; 7, roiM'crl; 8, Htuilio pro
Kram; 8:30. N lit"; 9, Kolat.r hour:
10 lo 12. Mil-.
KI'OA S.attlc (1270kr) 8:S,
flruKKlNlH hour: 7, Iti'Htitn ri'V-lci-M:
8, olil nii'loillr-n; 9, organ; 9:30 to
10, hrtilKf Kami'.
KVA San l''ratirlKOO (IL'HOkr)
fl:IS, muMlc; 7. oichi'stra; 8, stuillo
proKram; 8:30, ihratir frolic; 9,
symphony; 10 to 12, ilancc imiikIc.
KHy Spokane b9okr) t, NIK'; I
7,.Sanlu t'laUM; 7:30, NHl'; !i, or-
chestra; 10, dance, music.
KFIU Han Kranelseo ((JHike) i
organ; 6:30, sporlu: 7. nuart
rvlgi1
H, Bveethart hour; 9, Krisc
Iiettes; S;Jt0 orchestra : 10. Amos
and Andy: lo;io, revue; llrltt,'
dance music.
KNX Kos Angelea flo5(ikc) 6,!
string quintet; (I: so, organ; 7. Iir. j
Haumgardt; H. Jimmy and mule
Hercules; 'J, feature program; la to!
:, 1, dance music.
1 hKX 1'ortland (tltiukc) S.
mory teller; t : 1 f. blues; B:S. May
tag ramblers; H. A IK'; la, news;
10;or to 1 2, dance music,
j KPON Long- Heach (l&iikc)
6:of.. orchestra; 6:45, lr. Williams:
I 7, music; 11 to 1 1
gnun.
musical pro-
i KOMO-Seattle (!t2ohc) fi, NHC;
7. concert; K, NMC; y to 12, dance
iniislc, so I os, i
j KKl Los Angeles (i4akc) G. '
'NIK'; 7, ttorles; 7:45, bridge game;
R, NIW; , concert; 10 to II. NHC. j
i KUW Portland 620kc) 6. '
NHC; 7, Realy Ham: t:H, studio
program; . NliC; y, studio program;-
10 to 1 1. danco frolic. I,
h VQZ Hollywood (f,ouc) 9.
piano I'cuuesis; in to 12
ori hl - n -
i
i
t 12 to 7 . m. panatropo ro- ; ,,..,,.
KKli-Salt Lake rlty ( , , .,kc) j ,, J!!'' 'T ?","r
0:30. hlue. lnKcr; 7. novelty pro- 'iT'r?" "". "".'
dance hand.
KHJ Loa Angeles (9o0kc) fl:15,
music; fi:45. news: 7; 30, playlet;
S, General Motors; S:So, orchestra;
10 to !2, dance music.
RUMORS LINK
DR. WILCE WITH
NEBRASKA U,
CHICAOO. Dee. 3 ( A P) Re
ports Persisted in biir ten foot hill
circles today that Dr. Jack Wilgo
wan serlouslv conslderlnir an nff in
to become head football coach at
the' t'niversltv of Nebraska.
Wilce. who resigned as coach
at Ohio State because of 11 In inn i
criticism lu.st winter, nlso lins been
Wilson of tho t'nhs rompili-il.
Hottomli'V pili'il up most of hi
hittliiK honors In the early part of
the aeu.Hon. 1Mb siirr.MH with the
willow won many hall Kamcn ilnr
lni that perloil that helped thin the
t'urtllnulH over the ilark ilayn of the
Into Benson when iliwiHter threat
ened, disaster that struck In the
World's sei-ies. crush inK the Weary
Ited lllrds.
lUitioinicy'H Sl Year lUytinl
Or
31 1
1923
I 4
12
1934
1915 .
14
21 12
19 (2) 14
191'tl
1927
19 (4) Ui (2) .303
192 8
31- I )
Number III parinthesla Inillraten
rn tlnir.
Tied for first with Hack Wllsnn.
Cardinals.
Sugarless cqreal
means a fight
A little sweetening
Joes away with an awful
lot of trouble
Cmilpren's meals should not be
something to bo dreaded. One of
the most important ot all diet
ing problems is to fret children to
cat enmh bone-building, health
promoting foods. Ranking among
the highest ol loods lor children
rc ccreaht, and yet, as an eminent
food authority rwcntly stated it,
"Sugarless cereal means a tight."
lie went on to advise mothers
to make these necessary food
welcome and even Iwkcd forward
to by the childreu through lute
gent and judicious sweetening.
Sugr in itM.ll a the most perfect
fuel to furnish energy for active
children, and Ut ol all it makes
other necessary fitods m easily
and gladly eaten.
Child" ren should not dread their
meals. I he wise mother or nurw,
by an intelligent use ot us.tr. can
enable children to enioy all kinds
iti health! ul cereals, truits, vege
tables and milk. Properly sweet
ened VereaU also encourage the
child to eat more milk. Suar ia
Nature's ideal flavor. The ur
Institute.
Iovvan May Get
Jardine's Post
fa- l t
rtUi'T for ihf boys KrWay evi-n-i
iK. Thn nupinT wiih prcfwlwl ly
Although J'resilHnt-el t Hm.vor j H prOKrniM nlH, wa8 j rhurK' oi
hjw mad no finnMiwrnint iin to (h(, l0n0WnK rjiniriitt04, Mrs. Hui
Ihc ntfinherM of tils cahinct, the . V(iy i,HrMfii, Alrn. Mt-rton Hcntictt
name of J. Ii, llowanl (nhovc). of J llI1(t i-h. Shlrlcv JtohiiiHOli. Ttiow
ClHU)-n, la., has been listed as
anxiiiK tlios? llo.iv.-r Is said to be
diiMderiiiK as seeretary of agri
culture. The posiiiii is now held
by Hecrel
.lardine.
Idaho, Montana
Hear Rumors Of
CfA QflAllMni 1 'n, Kills of the upper grades at
UIU OilUUIUtfr tended and pres-nted a ThanUs
I Kiving program at the school house
MOS( OW. Ida.. I'ec. 3 (AP)
Perslstent rumors that the Fniver
slties of Idaho and Montana are go
ing to be slightid In the puri
ne coast conference" football sched
ules and that a situation In brew
ing that will mean dropping of Ida
ho and .Montana from the confer
ence are being broadcast in this
section.
One tumor has It that 1. S. r.
will drop Idaho from the schedule
next year it ml will probably add
Oregon. Idaho lias played I'. S. O
every year for five s-asoun.
Word from Stlinfont Wnshinir.
ton and C. I.. A. leaves Idaho
out of conference gridiron netted -
nle mention.
rimrtrJnH In hjiv. mmlua,) ul. ,,!!.,..
I .. , ., "... ,
day following reports that coach
Krnest Jjearg of Nebraska planned
to return as couch to his alma
muter, Washburn college. ,
Indiana also waa Interested in
a report that its coach, Pat Page, !
ws in the west either to schedule
a game for the Jloosiers next sea
son ur to consult about a coaching
offer at some university ajouif ..the.
1 aemu coast,
Firoslonc cpniil startles thcworlil by doin i. "'k,4W ' "41' J
sinirtliing din'crrnl.- Tonight ts Kirr- . - : v j i . d. v . .. :''Mr
stono night on tho air with tho most mHi" "i
rntcrtninlnc radio propram ever offered. ,; ".
Krnnklin Bmirr, famous tenor- Llivjt t? 8 S t
Vmicbn Delath, contralto male F-":iw1 i If tv - ,
orlctic, and 3Spirre orchestra. I &w( J oC ci1, vT
Slopcicrylliinsnnilbcatvour I "W"!! v. if1
rr-!o every holiday nluht at Pr f jl r cv.- V
7::ip.nu-statlo Uzl U fz? v V ? SrvO o.q.
Hmrir .M&4fry
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$123
N-.ithinu l- t" ,IUV
inhex ami Kpcakir.
$15.00 ""hm "
f ARR FURNITURE CO.,
Kaetern Oreunn'. Lnrsest llom.1 Funilnhar.
Pondosa Scouts
Entertained By
Their Mothers
(Oh.srrvtT ('ricsiniini-nt )
riNIOHA, Ore (Sihdal) Tlio
mnthfrn of th Koy Scouts hml a
, on tlic program iurriin it t-f were,
i M t'H, Etl wu i'ii I A i k. -M rn. T. K.
i Kennedy and Mrs. W. W. Oray.
i -Mr. and Airs. J. O Turner left
(Monday for Head to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with tho
j family of Air. Turner's daughter,
J Mrs. James Fuller.
i Air. ami Airs, tieorge South left
', Tuesday to spend a lew days at
I their duirv farm at Huntington. I
Wednesday afternoon. A general
Invitation was extended to tint
mothers and about 1& visitors were
present. After the program re
freshments were served consisting
ot apples and popcorn balls, which
the girls had made. '
Airs. A. Horowsky and daugh- (
ter. Uerda, (eft for Baker, Wed
neNduy, and Thursday left by car
for Portland alter spending two
days there they went on to their
home in Seattle. Air. Horowsky is
i interested in the Twin-Hahy mine
; and lives on the mining property.
! P. F. Coulter who has been I
ftlH 'u'i" " logging camp near
X1,,'i'il Springs for several months
j moKe camp early that week, i lie
hauled to the mill on
COAL
Phone M-218
Of Course It's Royal.
Home Lumber & Coal Co.
Successors to Claude C. Pratt
Phone MAIN 218
x - - 1
Complete
Mmlrl 0, coinplctp with
INC.
trucks hut
road make
Oi( condition of the
tnickintc iii)ioHih.
now.
Aha. W. J. Cant n il who has been
ill at the home of her mother Airs,
Hick WeekH, In l.n Onuide for ten
' days, returned Tuesday much iin.
j proved.
I Air. and .Mrs. P. J. Powers ami
, Mr. and Aim. T. J. Powers spent
1 Thanksgiving with friends in H.T-
mistou and intended to drive (o
Port land for the weekeml,
Air. and Airs. Lloyd Al. Judy re.
turned from I lermiston .Monday
when- they had visited for four
'days. Wiille away Atr. Judy did
some successful goose hunting.
Air. and Airs. T. J. Powers, of
Boston, .Mass., started to drive
across country four weeks ago but
encountered such storms in Colo-
rado that the car was left at Den
ver w hlle they came on by rail.
Monday Airs, lylifh Phy arrived in
I'nion having driven the car from
Denver in four days. Air. Powers
went to I 'n ion Thursday ami
brought thecar to Ab dical Springs,
The Medical Springs P.-T. A.
held an interesting- and well in
tended meeting in the school house
Tuesday evening. Airs. Ksther
Hansen gave a report on her trip
to tho convention in Hendleton.
She was a delegate from this asso.
ciation. After the meeting a social
hour wafi , enjoyed. KuiVeshmentH
were served by the social commit,
tee.
Airs, Klmetta York, linker coun
ty school .superintendent, visited
the Aledh-al Springs school Al on
day. Tli is being a joint district
with the I'nion and Baker county
superintendents, both have visited
here this year.
Airs. N, K. Fallows has been us-
Ing crutches for ten days. While
shopping In Baker, she slipped on
the curbing, spraining her ,anlle
eve re
i