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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1928)
Moiidav, IU'coihIht 10. lil'jx I';iir Two LA ( KAN IMC KV ION I Nli OHSKKVKH jk Dress Flowers . Inexpensive Thoughftul Practical Pretty It. Her 'Mian k hli'riulj H'il Holiday (tii'rliii. i!5 up Iff tern In bl HILL'S lU'mluli1e '- Says Fraternities Hurt Football ' M0NTT,AIH. N. J-. "r. I" AI') Mul KloviriM, Ynle' foot hull 'coach. Ui!iI(n (hat tlm Increase in .fraternity activities way nw lm-P'H-Uini factor in the KIIm' uriKuc I'reJisi'ul Kr id iron P uon. j Spenkine ut th ntimrul Yale llv in Nick Kohert'ii hurn itt 9.- itti' luir. Wievens nuld he wanted 'ji i ( r no Hlltitu lint h did ' f ! 1 J Jiit i In fraternity (mentions was one of i tit- in "ft serious haml leaps ,10 the football sonad. "l-'ran-tiiity activities cut heavily 'into our work dm hue thrett weks if the wason which were tjcvutcd in fint ruhi Inir He Mild. "Kor yean members of the faculty have been aoinplulnluK of ilii ennrfifu'li ) inmtH of fifth .rutty activities on , rulli'Kt woiic hut it serum to have .taken a demonstration of their harmful effect uii football to jp-outttt Yule to u rrulisuitlnu that I hey most be curtailed. Next hu son, 1 tun itPMiireil, liny will In1, ho 'l hut Is one has iKirry on our shoulder.' GRID SEASON IS I : FORMALLY ENDED Georgia Tech and Tennes see Undefeated New Year's Game Left By A Inn fimiiit (Associated IVcss Sports Killtor) NKW YtjKK.. inc. Ii (AP Kxccpt for n few i cliolng post-season shoals in the fiir west, the rol l r ("(null tor I'.riH Is stifled. TIm- experts. tiN soon as litt y him finishes) liiiiJHiiifr the all-American rebounds, fiiuy turn I heir attention from now on, itinouK oilier affah oi hpurl, tu baseball palaver un vvM lit SUch iHIUlillK lU'Sl0IK it wlii'i her- I a-mpsey will si axe a come-harp. Nannl turn pro or Til ) ii he tffiUiiiti'il. Off hand 1 lit answer (o oil three of these Issues inclines lo th affirmative hut for tin iMonit'liI they have, initliiriK to do Willi ivuiiiiiiIjik ll ji Ihd (frhliion Hiint. ficotHlu Tim 1 1 ,iiU ''hv hoi j t h )ia IiihI Dm taut ft-w H (ir'iK ill I hi' l OOl ltd II (ll'I'HlP, HQ fit r tin I In1 r-ifuuv hi'hhoii Ih cou I'fl IK'll, lllll illKO Will I) t V" U f'Ull ftluirr tit iuioi-i-Hl In I he main pOHt wtasiiit aiKumrni as wH. tlcorgla Ti'fh Ih HOinK to I'awji'h mi Ni w Vi'Uv'h. 'Iny to piny i'nttUnUi nnil llllciiipl 10 hlircin t wlu rH 110 out fit t'Uhl Of lltl' M IJAHlfiMI flJ 1)11 M ijcillf tlniM fur thin yur ukmiii (r Wt'HttTtl 0lIOKiiOM. Tht- toriiuilo of 'i'l'rh fiiriiifii to flu hciicr than any entry from thin nldt (if lh' f'oiinlry for it k"-h W I'tit wit h as lino n rifnr.l of achievement nu any ten hi ' hiix .tlmw'ti liilrf tteuHon. Ther arc only a tiulf. dozen jnujor leaniH with tinheiiten 1'cconln li ti 1 TtM'li'w pow erfui nrriiy Iiiih a kiioiii; eliiiin lo Dm lop of I li Ih IImI, Thel e'H luiw thiji neini-t lialf doxen finlKhi il: I Converts Waste Into Wealth ttts'1 t I vfr1 i !; - .1 VI ' I j: ijs i if TV Football Men A re SaaSSrSSsSM&SrSj-JS liar red From Game I f'KirAOO. Dec. 10 (AP) Allan Holipun, Ohio Mtule'f Htar quurtor huck, an wll uh Mayen Melanin, Jowa'H Cherokee Indian full hue k nee, Ih upparently through with JiiK Ten rootimll. Whiln MclJtin was th only one to he officially (lectured ineliKlhlc for further competition hy the faculty committei' hecauhi- of the three-year player rule, it wan re KUrded u a Cori-jfone conclusion hy tho committee and coarhc (hat Ihdmaii. too, would he hanixhud. i Th tiiree-year rule, renfrtriixd hy the committee during the an-( nuul Mix Ten Mporia conclave here ' Saturday. ItmllM any one In tine-' yearn of cohere athleih competi- j lion. lloliuan pluyeil u MeaNoti on 1 the I'arsOiiH colhe fouthall team. I amiiher with Iowa State and one J at Ohio Stale. Mct'luill played two H UHtiTiH with Ihe Ha-skell IndiatiH and one Willi ioua. , Mcl.aiu una keenly disappointed 1 over hi hauisiiment. The hix lull- ' liack a ill lie planii' d lo riui.slt thiH year m Ioua and then piny either i nmnl'-iir or piolcssiuiial foiMhall. Christmas Bedroom Suite Offer Bed, Chiffonier and Dresser Bed, Chiffonier and Vanity Apil-not pitH wei rouhiitnrt'ii wai uitlll HWfU S, Drown of Han Joo, Clif.j Kt iiulil of tiiM.i. Now, hy mean of ft rtpcclal. cracking und ci uhlilng ) rocftKM, tin hc(Ih (lie oil from (lie pit liiul I ha l einuiiiiitK nastft to i'ohiiihiIc nliop anil hukr In Km ope. Tlio ti fnr coHiimthrt ami oius ronfm-ilopi, ytiillf lm potiift inuWtH a gooil luilittuto aiiuoiul pauu (or tuiip Uud cjuidleti, Uiowi) fit rjiowii in-tti III ihu lahoratory tu mi tict ml wltHJiia factory. W. I,. T. I'm. t)p. HlnrtltiiK ilhroittin)s huve heen ;peeiMd from (tin liivomhfulion of the V'Ntrlii dimmer. It even may he proven that the nhlt wink he cause it lea kii. Tea in Oeoriiijl Te Mefroll !i il i Howlon Col. ! 0 l TeiineH.seti . .... !l fl So. cnllfoinla.. H ft r. of riaii ft o : opponents poluin. Tech occupies the hpoUIkM for n variety of reiiMontt even IhoiiKh It hasn't n munopuly of I he soul hern honors, Tennetwce'H (ulenled youiiK hand rinislied lis w Kenton with only Her haw only onp defeat on )t rer ord in tfiimeri. Twenly-four trl nmpliH, two thu unit one sttihnek tesilfy lo ihe results obtain il un der tlif West I'oint bystein f Alnjor Hoti Neyland. I'IojIiIji Hrt Scoit'r Klorhlu. even ihoiivh ujiet hr this T'-nneHnee teum in the final Kunie ui Knoxvllle Saturday, enjoys tint dlHiiiictiou' of scoring the IiIkIi i'Kt loful of points of any major team in Ihtt i-ouniry. 'I' In. (lutors. itroppinir their final khiiim hy a sitiKla point after winning- flM In u row, ran up ;tt jioints. Tech has furnished most of ihe souths cofitrlhutioiiK to tint m 1 1 -hi nr arKiiuient, the tornado stal wniiH iiioiiupoti.e all southern onil MurccHtdve st lections, taking four of the eleven lo mar the pluoed on the Assocdaled frens con- 2i-'l a 7 ;'u:( :M!i 117 victorious sweep of the volunteers, sensus leant. They also have Over a ihrce-year si retch Temps- iem-ed piomineniiy In every np-all- American uroup Kuhiultted ihu far. To show how diffictiit it has hoen for the experts In nme any slitttle mfm to stand ahovo the rest. Km Ilk Heer. I'etcr I'und and War ner Mined all have heetl selected as (list choice on one or more ull Ainrricun arrays. No other team can show such a eont rihmion. j Mm ith Uilh Two Othi'iw ! Hy winniiiK i he southern con-ffU-iujcH champtonshiii for the stc om siraiithl year, Tech shares In another distinction in a year chief ly conspicuous for its upsets on the Krldirnn and the overthrow of championship teams. Only Jlllnni.s in the Jii 'I'cn ami Southern ("alii orniu on the I'aetfh coast, anionic the others. mnnaK'd to stay )ii top.. I'tah In the liocky Mountain areu. Texan In the southwest, and N't hrufku in tile liiif Six Kioup nil have kimw n what il is to collect jthe victors' spoils hut ihey ore hack ! on lop attain lliis yeur after vary-' ilnv Intervals of h -uh .siicceKsful cam-1 i paigniiik'. tu Ih;- east where no UiPKle' lea in has an undisputc.d claim to sectional honors. Huston college at leasl hoasls Ihe hest j n-cord of consistency, , i I'Vl.i: I'l.ANS Itl NKW YOKK, llec. in (.P)C. ' . I'yfe, plans a second cross-1 ciiuntry marathon run, startimf' i'roin New York,- .tentatively, on ' March 31. JliT wiiere it will finish j Pyla rtui'f Vij? at' tho innmem ex-! ccpt tial some i'nell'lc coast city! w ill r i Hie Imnoc. ' Two Grid Players Win Scholarships j f'MH'A(if). Dec. Ift AT) -Two Ciff Ten root haH playeis, Kred llovde of Minnesota and Itole-rt I Hickman of Illinois. avnln iiave , deinonstraied ihai a student can participate heavily In sports and still keep up his studies. I llovde and Hickman were (he only two studi nts in the I Si Twi to he elected tu 10) odes scholar ships. Ifovde. named unanimous ly as ((Uarterhack on tho IUk Tin all-cunlereiK-e team, was one of Die hest pilots in Minnesota's his tory. taki-: n i.ot (;int issn: I'Hil.AOKl.J'HIA, Dec. la (AP) The J'hiladelphiu spurts writers (iNsncintion. in annual session, lias adopted a resolution calling on tho New York and I'ennsylvunm state uthlctic com missions to eliminate the "official and unofficial dim-rim-i nation" which prevents Tommy l.otiKhrau. world light heavyweight cliamiilon, competini; as a heavyweight. I MP Oil Iihn heen discovered In Itrazil. There's another oppor tuniiy for the marines to carry on liieir educational campaign. ( 3-I'iece Bedroom Suite $99 Give furniture this Christmas. ..The beauty of this Ded-rocm Suite will histarifcly Appeal to the. j ;;y.m' feminine taste --of dainty design,, in heautiful Walnut finish, and construction leaves nothing to he desired. Choice of Bod, Chiffonier and Dresser or Bed, Chiffonier and Vanity ' ' 15.00 Delivers It Convenient Payments on the Balance R FURNITURE-CO., INC- Eastern Oregon's Largest .Home Furnishers SI . ' v'' r.Xj if I l'ltOltlTIO KKI'OItT I'OU oiti;;o in ltl(i mii: MONTH : SAU-:m. Ore., Dec. (A') Klnes. imposed as a result of the activities of the slate prohibition department fr the monili of No vemher totaled $ 2 accordion to (a repori to Die governor hy (leore , Alexander, slain prohibition com missioner. Arrests totah-d H0. The GENERAL Inspector can save you money is The (ienera) nrnad ciisl.s dally o v v r lrH); special mu sical program I i c. I 'i al 1 p. in. over Komo. Klly and K(iV. 11 .ioiiso iiritT I KI'KNt'Kli. Inil. Dec. Ill (AIM- I It. in Johnson. K4. former president I I of the American league, fell iluwtl ; Hut stairway of his home here ami 'fractured heveral ribs on the Kill j siile. Mis condtlioii Is not serious. In Philadelphia if 1 ) Meed the friendly counsel of the GENERAL OF AMERICA fire insurance inspector! It's wisdom cleaned from the experience of inspecting and classifying thousands of risks ukJotn that imam money to you! The GENERAL Inspector knows w hut makes a building htuardous what makes it an acceptable risk, lie lias seta carelessness and untidiness result in wasting (ire. Hence he is eager to explain to you the "ounces of prevention" that reduce fire hazard and lower Insurance cost. Inspection service is alike profitable to the GENERAL OF AMERICA und to you. Higher class risks mean fewer losses, lower carrying expense to the GENERAL and they result In dividends to policyholders. Never yet has the GENERAL paid less than 3o"o dii hUmh on pdrtiiiintiHg policies. If you keep your property free from fire hazard, you deserve this GENERAL OF AMERICA better lire insurance and the valuable services of a GENERAL OF AMERICA fire insurance inspector, l ire iusuraiict is impurtunli,h your GENERAL agent today! ( HAS. II. REYNOLDS Agent Sommer Hotel Bldg. itirnnde Main M."? St l hi r Br r A tTT JXSS4 Fire Autumubili I'lale Glass Vstand Oitupum y Htnluls 1 t,ihvlUi SpriHkln I kti4 HHti ati.tj Iii.ii NERAL Insurance Company r a m t HJrk ifi f A HOME OFFICE-SEATTLE Philndeltbt.t'n new dneclor of pgblic hafety. Major Lemuel li. S hufieUI, fornierly chief aide to Dtrlct Attorney John Mon.t ;h iu in the specta iitiii evpose of police Kraft and ract,deerini, in pictured at the lop. I'.elow i- Ihe man he sni cee.led, ILn iy C. D.HlJt. lnativ niN u ft lend of Seiialol -k-lt el Hi letiKiiMn . ilh.it n i iinnoii'tced M if W if if if if M ( M if M if W if c if M if f if Mi if if M M I yi k M M if M bi3 Iff I Mve mm a.o Account for Ch avinas ristmas Youngsters have a real appreciation for money. If they don't know hox? liard it is to yet, they at least know how much fun it is to spend. So money makes a real gift twice suitable if you S'ive it in the form of a savings account. Deposit a dol lar or more to open the account wrap up the new sav ings account pass book prettily to hang on the Christ mas tree or to put in his or her stocking. The youngster will get a big thrill out of his savings account and you'll be starting him on a thrift pro gram that will make possible many happy Chf'st mases in the years to come. Member Federal Reserve - Resources Over 2 Million "Forty-first Year of Friendly Service" i M if it if if if if if w if MS if M if y i? if M M M if M w w M Sf M fc M . ,M if V W f M i M . M u M it to- .
