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Wednesday, December 12, 11)28, I'ajro Two LA (JRANI)E EVENING OUSEItVER i 5 i ft V; nnvinin ninn in SET FOR DEC. 18 S s fl Wouldn't It Be An Unusual Christmas If You Didn't Get SILK STOCKINGS 9 It's the one gift that every miss and mat ron looks forward to with certainty -- be cause there's nothing quite so lovely or quite so practical as fine silk stockings. First of all, let us suggest that you guard against stockings that are beautiful to see 1 ut disappointing in wear. Gift silk- hose should have fine quality and sheer beauty but they should be as pleasing in wear, too! Wayne Knit and Hummingbird are our silk stocking features-. They are nationally known --and they are absolutely guaran teed. Since, they are especially safe to buy for yourself, they'll be especially safe to buy for gifts. . The new Slenderette Wayne Knit silk hose, No. 404. Pure thread silk from toe to top in chiffon - - the finest to be had. In all the new shades '; $2.00 a pair A service weight hose by Wayne Knit, finest silk from top to toe, square heel, full fashioned. A beautiful hose and wonderful for wear $2.00 a pair ' Hummingbird presents a new 'fjoirited heel fine silk hose, silk from toe to hem. Fully guaranteed - - all colors $1.50 The famous Hummingbird service weight, square heel, puie silk to the hem --complete stock of the new colors $1.50 Blue Crane 14x is a practical semi-chiffon and a lovely and inexpensive gift. Pointed heel, silk to the hem . $1.00 t! 5' i i 5 Dick Roberts and Mike Brotherton to Meet in 8-round Main Event Eastern Eleven Will Depend On Plain Football He's the Doc rlWAQO, lf 1 2 (AT) The tuKicin Kuril will ri-ly only on MraitcM foul hull (o liut thf wi-m In the iinmml clnuity football jfam at Sun I'YhuHhco, l-c. mmwh-I-uti vom hfH Jtifk llimb'v of Noith- lilck Kob.-rts. Of IVlKlMon, who I M,..rn an( ri(lv Kirr f WhhIi- knockffl o'H Iliillfluv Wooiirin. of ' lliHlull j,.rt-ruh Iihvv mi- linker, hen rvvfutty, will nujl jounced. Milti- Ifrotherton, or Wullu Wiillu. j , . ,..Htlrn Miml. romtiOKOtl of In an rlKhi-rnuml tnaln i-vcnt of u ' S2 pjuyeix from the i-uMt ami mi.l hoxlnff card lo he attifrrrj nt ' j. w,.i, nil) axm-mMe at N.irth- j. tr.-iNon avpfiu- un-na inxl I j n uiilvt-i Hity Hatmmiy mikI - " uiitr u nn-e nour urni w hi tnirn iiH'iit by Phil H. William. inuWh fnok'T. lii'nthfrtoti Ih fairly well known In l,u Grande and. ufter Honrtn' Khuwliiff In the lnnt ruid. lUf hen rl lint v-nt in rxncr-ifil to ut tract u roriKlflcratilf crowd of fa nit. Mirltpy Duncan, of Walla Walla, will tnet K III A la ha nm . of I .ft Orunde, In a nix-round Mwnl-flnui. j Thfuc hoy arc wplU'rwflxhtn. j Vlin'P four-roiinil prt-llinlnaricH ' huvp Ix-en arrnntft d uh follown: 'IVd AMn. I .a Of untie, vh. Jlriuny KHIy. . Wullu Walla df.fi pumlf); Wally Hcott, Wulla Walla, vh. Hnck An-1 ilTMtn, I .a (irundc (142 pound); and IMdie Mull. La Grand-', vh. Hunlly Andcrmin, l.u Grande ( !'" pound). - Mr. Wllllum MuUtt that In M contractu with the filthier there In u clutiHf "No fiK'it, no pay." Tin rard will bK'n at 8:15 o'clock with O. I. Hcolt an referee. for thf went. Not lilntf but old 11 Mi llyinjf wfilK'1 I'layn. nia.-iH for- inuiloim and flfiity of klcktnic w coni)i'iKe it h attack, tln t'oaclu-.n i Three days will be Hpcnt in Han I rnui' lHco for trainlntc alter wjilch j the lUirtlern H'iNUfi will be taken to Htitnford univernlty fur finul Iw orkoiitn. Th weft haB won all three ram'-M played in the eani-MeMt .-r- i r - & . i I i ( S h A r A . heifer) FAVORS CHANGE IN DIAMOND RULE! 2 I Make' This A Radio thnstmas National League Presi dent Suggests 10-Man Team to Speed Game j NKW YOltK. Dec. 1 2 A P) f National league oflicials are In flavor of 10-innn bnnelill leariiMaiiit ! pitcher who ait just that ; nd inoihlnir tm-. Whui's more they will tako ihcir plan with them to . hlcjiKO for con nil era ton at the ! joint mcotlnK' with the Aineilcan h avtie tomorrow. , John A. Heydler. Just re-el'-cted a pifMiiii-ni of the National league for four more yearn, HUKtfested a ! Cild tcJt nhnnva ill Ihn Hih.u ttl..i-... by weak-hitlitlK pitchers would have nomeltoily clap to do their j battinK und hrite-runnlnrf for th-ni. i While his club owimth inclined a: When any of the North Carolina favorable ear, Mr. lleydb r ex- State football players wore in- plained that he felt the rule change I Jurd this year there was no help would speed up baseball and at thej rushed from the bench. Bob "Nie time, obviate the nec( sliy of j "Warren, captain and halfback of havintc 8 many pinch hitters. The 1029 Atwater Kent All Electric 1 9Q Had'o complete. Nothing eUe to buy tPlO 51.VW) Delivers Your Radio CARR FURNIT'ORE CO, INC- Eamern Ori-Kon'a Lrgwt HomJ Furnisher oeeaocsoeoocaet.ee''eoe,tt DODGER TEAM TRADES PETTY FOR WRIGHT ty. lonn disgruntled at Urooklyp v, an Hiiipendert at the heiKht of thp past Reason for bieaUiriK traininj. n:iiHi:( TIOX li (.ami: is OREGON TEAM NOW EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU (he team, took care ot the lirat Hid work. M'nrron, who Is shown nliove, la an osteopath and he was u!so,oue of the best puntera anil passers In the nouili. i t'MVKHKtTV Or OltWSON, Ku- ircne. I . 12 (S'liirljil) I'nivpr lty of Oi-oKOn'n roothall tt'ain ilc-'pju-liMl Tor llimohilil Tut-sduy whiTf' I It will pluy two KannH aKaln.st thi' 'Honolulu all-Mturt c 'liriw mas day. ianJ the t'nlvirlty of Hawaii NYw' Ii'ar day. Twmy-Uvo playi'i-s two full tfaiUH acroitipancil ly coaches ' MrKwun luiil ilfpd. and Jcan Voll. y ball nanu s for tho Klrls j,,,,,.. f ,.,.,., and .illrwtor of of tho I .a iran.l. Illnh whool aro ut,iPi,.B. yhmi I). Karl, faculty rontlnullnf this week. Tho final r,.,.,.,.miv, ,, ,,. ,rlp. all-star mnif will ho play. d a wk T,. fUowlllf pyHr ,1. part. d from Friday. It Is announr.d. . for .... ,,.,... .,...., .m,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Tu. sday aft.-rnoon Kamos a n ,, 1,r,iii,,n Khlclds. Ki'onoy and .Mrf'utohan; I'olhort, ChriHlonKon Warri-n; -nds Popo, NIGHT FIGHTS VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT N EARING END The Tuesday afternoon renulted In iwo wlna for the nopho- moreH over ui junior. i hp junior t k I necond team won by default over Wt.mn and th Henlor wcond. ! Thin nfternoon the wen lor and sophomore flrwtn flu) the freHlimen und junior kpcomOm un ptuyinK. j I.utt I-rlday niKht the Kenlorn Were vlctom over Archer. Wood and "ole; tmck HurneM. Kitzmiller, Gould, Woodie, (Jrl, liobiiiHon and Williams. the freshmen Junior aecfHid. the fretdifnen and May Pick Golfers a'T-nnd lost to tin- For Tournaments fl McLain Is Hunting k College Gridiron 3 i Split Is Made In j isaicer isimne88 IOWA riTY. lown. Dec. 12 i.KV) Maye McljUn. Iowu'h ilaih liiff Indian fullback, may lie a man without a college Ki'ldiion. Marred from further athletic competition In the MIk Ten becam-e of the three-year pluyer rule, Mc Lain hat expressed the desire to ploy with Rome eastern Bchool, preferably Carnegie Tech or lltt burirh. CurneKii T rh athletic official, however, Hit Id while they would wejeame liiiu.ibat h& lltuM Vi-ar, of college football would automui Icully bur him front their team. Ah moat colleKen of importance have the three year rule, Me l.u In in mill necking for a football camp lliff place lor l !!".. I CHK'AOO, Dec. I 2 ( A P) Tte Kl'mal golf aHMociutionK eventually will Mclect the compelitorH for the national open chainplonHhi, l'reH Ident Itobert ('utOi)fC of the West ern Golf ai:f)ociation predicts. 1 Such a Hy.slcin, which would eliminate the vnrious reKionul tournamentn, would be especially beneficial In unearthing many Kood playeiM who have difficulty in Kain inx admission. t'uUinK said. Hy The AfM'lutcd ProKs I rolimilins. CJa. Willie I'tomcy, I Kurt HenntiiK- Ga., knocked out i Maxie Dele, Portland. Ore. (ti). f : lasers ton n. Md. dtobby Gar cia, New York, outpointed Andy Kelly. Hultfmore H. I.oa Angeles Ha by Joe Gmm, I.oa Anireles, outpointed Charley Itosen d"). ' , , Indianapolis Tracry. Cox, Imll anapoliK. outpointed Hobby Allen, Chicutjo (in). Norman Hrown, f'hicaKO. knocked out Tut Seymour, New Orleuim (). J Milwiiukee, Wis. Eddie Ander son. Chicago, outpointed I avey Abail. Cleveland (tn). Mickey, O'Neil, Milwaukee, outpointed Al Van liyun. Duluth (N). Johnny Hyan. Host on, knocked out Tony Grayjaek, Milwaukee (4). j Jacksonville, Fla. Jeff Carroll, 1 Hiloxl, MIh., knocked out Jack Kirtn. ('lemon College. S. C, B): Joe K niKht, Augusta. Ga., and Gh-nn chuncey, Jacksonville, drew H). j Iliwh Point. N. C.Ad.Ii.son War-' re n, i 'hapel 11 III. N. C, knocked out Marnhall ltlackntock, Colum bus. Ohio C'). J Weal Palm Hench. Kla Jim S'hivey, Culumbus, (in., outpointed Casey Jones, Atlanta 1". j Mr. Heydler pointed out that the rule need not be compulsory ho that good-hitting pitchers could be prr (ulited to lake their regular time at bat If manajferH. so desired. Provided the U(fKfntion meets With American league favor it is possible that a special meeting of the rub-8 committee would bo called in time to plac e the suggest -e,d change in effect before the 1 mason tftarts. IMtchers Not Jubilant The ofllclalH tnuy look with fa vor upon the plan but it is scarce ly likely that the pitchers themselves u ill do very much loud cheering over It. lrnder modern heavy artil lery conditions, pitchers usually are confronted with eight good bats men anyway, without inn king It worse by adding sftll another. The sight of a rival pitcher coming to the plate gives hurlers one of their few opportunities for rejoicing. .Mr. Heydler 8 radical suggt-stiop was the spice of an otherwise rou tine meeting of the National lc.it; ii .U.T) NKW YOltK, Dec. 12 (A P) Kl'G KNK, Ore., Dec. 12 (Ap) Trade wjiids have blown Jess Petty' j-.-jniisslon for the Vnlversity of to a Pirate uniform In the kjiuc j Oregon to hold un Uuerseciionji Kale that deposited Glenn WriK ht. i Kl( IM, y, in .;n(f(,np or Portland lute of 'Pittsburgh, in Hrooklyn. ((,xt ThankngiviiiK or the Satunlay Wright, one of the greatest J following was given here today iy shortstops in the ma.iors two years r. Arnold Hennett Hall, president ago, will ilo his batting and field- of the university, after a confer iiiK for t'nele Wilbert Hobinson at ence with Jack llenefiel, graduate Kbbets Field next slimmer w hile manager. Oregon plays her final Petty is pitching his left-handed j coniereiice game next season No. plums for the Pittsburgh Pirates, j vember HI, Hiur leaving the sched This trade, completed yesterday. I ui open for a game with an out sent Harry Kironda. utility in- Jfjido team. " fielder, to the Pirates along with j itenefiet telegraphed -Joe Mo ivuy, , Keown, student body president, Wright and Petty both have been j who is now in the east attending classed among the "bad boys" of student conference, to get In touch hasebHll. Wright played a good i w Ith as many prospective oppon share of the C-? season on the I ents us possible. Mr. Henefiel );,h Pirate b-'iich while young Dick ' also siacted negotiations with wey. Hartell cavorted nl shortstop, pet- eral niiddb west and eastern teanm. Royal Coal Home Lumber & Coal Co. ,, Successors to Claude C. Pratt Phone MAIN 218 i jj isaKer i 5 ft and Lisle hose, 5 I New Rayon and Rayon and Rayon and Wool at 19c up Dependable Values. HILL'S Dependable Quality, HAKKIl. Ore., Dec. 12 Sale of the retail depuiinieiit of the Htod dard Lumber company of this city to A. S. Shockley was reported yes terday. The consideration huh not announced. It wus also reported that Mr. Khockb y disposed of his Interests In the Stoddard Lumber company und that the two institu tions will soon be operated as sep arate businesses. Plans for the reorganization of the Stoddard Lumber company re. tull department will be announced later, It was said. New Gift Idea Parker Duofold Duette With Pen Knife Included Here's a gift that will delight any man a Parker Duofold Pen and Pencil with Pen Knife to match in a handsome 6'ft box. All of Non-Breakable Parker Permanite. 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A Ai' k Ropahim' Ruritcr .. . .- J H.vy.u.y The utilities of a city are combined in your car motor YOl'R automobile is soniclliing like a miniature city. There is nu eleelric light mid power system, a Hater system, a fuel system. In the new Ford, you will fiinl each of these systems of the latest design und built of the best ma terials. Every part has been made to serve you faithfully and well and at a minimum of trouble and expense. Take, for example, the genera torone of the mcst important parts of the electrical system which supplies the current for lighting and for engine ignition. In the new Ford, the generator is of the power-house type and is distinctive in many features. It has been specially designed to prevent most forms of trouble. Oiling is necessary only once a year. About the oidy thing you need do is to have the charging rate changed as the seasons change. Closely allied to the electrical system is the ignition system. It, too, is of new mechanical design in the new Ford. There is but one high tension cable anil that con nects the coil with the ilistributor. Even cables from the distributor lo the spark plugs have been eliminated. Special care has also been taken to make the distribu tor water-proof, thus preventing short circuits from rain, etc. The electrical and ignition sys tems of the new Ford are so simple in design and so carefully made that they will give you surprisingly little trouble. Yet that doesn't mean they should be neglected. Certain little attentions are needed from time to time. The storage battery should be given water and the connections kept clean. The generator charg ing rate should be changed as in dicated. Spark plugs should be cleaned at regular intervals. , Dis tributor points should also be kept clean and the distributor cam given a light film of vaseline every 2000 miles. These are just little things, but they mean a great deal to your car. 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