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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Su tu relay, October 5, 1(J:'J Page Two HILLS DEPT. STORE A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Owned . jl an J.Gould In widely Hentlerod hwiiii-a, the. football fortunes this fnll of the I'nlverslty of Washington, I'niver Hity of lowfc'und Cornell "unlver- ' shy carry more ttinn ordinary In -toi-oat for unusual reasons. Crne!l and Washington have more in common; than the mere coiooldencft that !ll Hohie, the lil.Hcd roach, u( ono time tutored thp .Huskies 'of pin groat North- i west.'- Thi' old 'cry for the srnlp of Horde has been echoed by (lu ! l"initn((K lirotmd Seattle fur the i "him? head of Knoeh Uunluiw, ! WashlnKhmV JichiI : coach. Yet 1 i-ii'-ti of these voturnnH I very much j n the Job thin sonKon. resisting t all efforts to u,lt them. Hngshnw. was tho center of a big internal war at Washington after thn .Inst campaign. The under graduate control demanded his resignation but "ftnggy" Hturk to his guns, hacked by the faculty ami by the player. We has fine ma teria! to work on nml good pros pcctH , for a suoeensf tit season, which. If rciilfooi, may hnvo a lot to tlo with smoothing over the sit uation, ' "Tho reaction tit the rumpus at Washington' may he all in Hng sliaw's favor," on0 keen observer told mo on tho coast. "The play ers ar for him and will pluy their heads off to help vindicate his coaching method. Tlutt frame of mind 1 no small factor in any col lege football Kami Uohie pessimism, fulfilled I a MicceHnion of ioor seasons nine the Kaw-Pfiinn era of Hig lied piiccc.hkch. has mad- ! lean Sro; a target f alumni criticism, (lil dohlun CI loom Iiuh discouraged the hoys on the hill, driven away the pivn school stars, it is asserted by thos,. who advocate t change in the Cornell system. lohh blam ing facn II y restrict Ions, has been J-ranted sOllio concessions but Is not likely to stay If the Ithncaus have another dlHaslrouH ki'umhii. lawn faces 'th ' Spopt i Slants mutual sHuatlon 1 ''"'"'b i'""l Schlsler's Oregon Lffmimfkm!iM1'; 1 ' 1 ' Ki'iddtCM.Jii t.he Mrond con- campaign, contending for the lb; , ! Ten title, while being under tech-; "one twin nor lorecasis can fr nleal ftUKpensInn by Hie conference warm day, the Peaver mentor ..ti char1" Kiowlog '! "f an til-; 1,IIS "'f,i'"l wllbl. and despite g. d loaseitcfH in Its athb etr stun-; 11,0 ,',,'t w of his men may ilanls; Ther,. 1- inr parallel that 'be unable to appear because .if in ean be nealled off hatid for this J'nies, tho Invadlnt: roach ha- test, ttvherii restraint and self-cnn- ,1"' s',(1 h ":ood flxht." trot In tho heal of griiliron eon- j Shcruood Injured LUt .will no impoituut nr' ns the Hawkcye laciors so con- et i in d. loUn haw K'Hin about tho job of iijiikiitK )i thorough hnus--ch-anlng to iMivi- the way lor u clean bill nmlwiinsiatr-iucut,; also the devel opment of another good loot ha II p-Hin. , It would be an Ironic touch tor the JlawkcycM under Hurt Ing Werseu, whoso scalp also has been MHWbl by the "grandstand red rkltts "to dispute tho conference I'haiuploushlp with any one of tho ilals that have threatened lo;i's db barmi-nt. Nlnt'tt-on twenty-nine has been a costly year in taking some of the f:i'talj producer of Miort from tin ceies of action. Kovinu lust ' Jtlckard and rarinif lost umi oT It forem'Ost trainer of thornuchbroos In .Hmmy Itowe -ind Sam Hlldreth. IbsbtoM llugglns. baseball has ht ficb Mtalwaits as Oeorgc Statlhigv and John Conwav Toolr this year. LEVY RESIGNS POSITION AS MATCHMAKER POltTHANI). ore. Oct. 5 (AIM Tho municliiil lning commission wns without a tUiitclimaker tod.ty utter Juc I.ey, Wlln held the bi ith IWuyeain, lelidend Ills I elKliii t i o II to i'Yank l.oni'rgali, chairman, estorday w htle Aoierh mi I.' mT.ii lortubrrs gut llfi ed forces a "I-(nil disihatgc of all members tin commission .ami wul-wi it ution i t a lieW Olie. Levy, who said he u ould U a vo shortly or l.os Aimdc to consid er anoHier position as maii buuiker'. d dared he thought he u on hi be hnndb'jtppeil to reiiiiiin In I'ml )ant with so many olf.-rs temb red him In other crtltn. of the coun try. Claims hat e be n broadcast t"i evcrnt weeks that boxing uiobr the present cotniniAMon plm was fiol being opeiuted to the best in-teli-sts of the city t hartty land an ) war veteran orga niat tons w htco were to benefit by the pioTilh. t.onergufi said Levy's irMKiiiiliim would have no effect on the iioe; ln.tr between the boxing c oiumisMiui a tat the city council at which ihe city statistician I expected to pie. sent an audit of the commbston's hooks. I HA HlltX ls HALT I.AKK CITV. I tnh Oct. f. (AIM 1 1 a Hern, Salt hea y weight gri pph r, d Pete Saner. I.ns Aligeb h Lake lealed gl-mi. h-rc last night, two falls out ot three. I lorn won t he first to '."i minutes but Samr -inmered lo lake (he second in I ? mi note-. Saner was knock-d from the ring during the third fall and when he failed to come back lteforeo Verne MrCullotiRh counted him out nml awarded the match to Lern. Home Store Oregon Keyed Up For Battle With Stanford Squad PALO All'O, Oct. r, (AP) Keyed 'lo concert plteh for the game ivhieh Is expected lo make or break I hem an const conference contend ers', ihirty-thno lniveiity of Ore . nim fji-iddei-M made ready luday lo fare Hie Stanford ('artlinalH In the conference debut of both eleven Tin- Wed fool erH. wilt) t'oach ; .1 oh n .1 . ,M c lOwii n i ti clia i j,'c. ji r- rived here yestcrd.-iy, took a brisk ' ' woi koiil In the Stanford Madiinn j and rented last niht In San .lone, j JOvcry man on the repaid. In- ! d ml i m,' Captain J )avc Marrm, re- ( i-cnily recovered front a let,' In-j Juiv. was in ood condillnn audi cacer for action. j , Oregon, openly pointed for the ( '('aids, niOHi face a Stanford eleven i which, ha miiered by InJtiricH, wjiovvid If x mettle In turning back tho powerful t il.tvnplc club last j Weil,. Wit Vcicnin Ten n i j The northerners have a blK vet - I , eran leant, neaoeo oy i lyinu Iillehmati" Kilmiller at nuarter, but Coach I'op Warner has Ironed lout the loiih xpoin In ItN team'it ; phiy. raiiK expect to m'p the biff ; Ited team clicking more amoolhly jlhan any Warner I cam ever did no early In the m-anon, i Tho lineups: ! Oregon I'uoiilon , Ilrdley Ml .. ColbeiL II .. iShiehla lAi ... Slaiil'ortl j - .Mnller (C Tandy He)ner ileineckej lrlM-oli; Ariman No ' I-'lelnhhacker , ... Itotlieit ; Krent ritp j Sinnlllnji : Sladle man l.lllte Archer ..... . Kitzniiller lioblnxon Mawiti (C) Manitit (C) Moeller .. ..li'l' .in: Q ... I. II ..KM Trojans Facing First Real Test ! Of Season Today (.OS AXOKI.US. Oct. r, (AIM ' Whether the Trojan warlnrse is ; the sturdy steed Cnivci-tdty of Southern California football fans bidlcve It to be, will be demons) rat id today when It rln Mick with i icr' game of the season. Iik'cr .M'Oite,,inet y, subsi It ul e tiuaiti r. is defniil.ly mit wit li in juries, while Cecil Sherwood, the llitlfb;n k who caused New York university so much trouble- last fall) when the westerners wont east to' llouneo the unbeaten V'iolels, k ."urforing ii niuscle Injury which may handicap him if not keep him out oT the content. SchNsler, with an abundance of; backs, plans a ruuniiiK and passing attack which he hopes will sweep Coach lb.uard .bines' men off lher feel. He admits Ills Ittle Is green, with the tackles especially on it n know n iimiutiiy. Tho .-hiftini; of his first string guards to tio kle portions and (wo spuro backfiebl men ! the guard pMslthm.N may strengthen the fnr waid wall so (luil it e..n wtth-laiid thi bulfetirm of the Tropins. Coach Joims liulicated his Mart lug lineup would he approximately the sun- as that which llMiided the rnivervily ,if Cnlif,,rnfa at I .os ,n gele eb-ven a 7 ti to i) iiefeat last Silnrdjiy. While V. S. C. niaj try ; a )nssing attack of its own, Inclu.l Iti some ouvrr lateral tosses, the chances are llnl off tackle thrust will be iliiecled against the invad ers. Kill to llao t ha m v What evr the sliategy of Jnties may he. .lew Hill. snbMitule full )'a k. Is bound to get a chance to tlV hts spretnctllar shifting speed Jaunts agonist the lleaveis before the alterno.n b. gone. tin I Ull I'to. may re-.t the wortics of kick- I int.- i.als aft r tmiehdnw us if tlon are any. He Is the ojih ineniher "f Ihe f. ; a m w ho has shown am ihiiiL this hue. Hie call hali', in the nay of ability In Krnie Piic kett nitiy yet over .Mortenseu at i inht The line, wilh i iar at left kh.ii a pi ohh-ni to t ho S. f..,-,i,N a plain Nat Pai shotihl preient roi:oman. f hcav ter and M.-ie seaso nid than tli fro). rank. chl Mel Indications More than (Mine. Pro I Souih, ( n. r.tppan I lol l" Hat r.if-.ll Hi Dve (ia)louay Ahlhony StepOttoV ich Saunders HeNon Motlei.veu Musick are that a ci.nvd .etui H ciN t .bie lineup Pie4lon hi'. Mali l.i: . McKuhp I.T Stoat I.O C,.x C Oedde-. Ul 1 Thmnpxin i:T Vonng li II . . Strii'f Hi 0 liuirke I. II Kerr I1H Owen P Htluo-ie w r vi nut ot h ook sn i i; vstisi o. ii. t t pt The w c.itln i urn look I oi Week beiMintiltu Oitobei w a i an llOUIM-ed h"lc t.eb.X t' !l.O 1 lltte.J States u . a t her ton can as to I low Pa"- cstet n slate, The .on . look is for geneiatly t ill wealhei . except showers are probabl.- Ih tatter part Of tho w o k on Hit j Washington ro.ist. Tempci aiuiv ffene rally nomcuhnt above iiotmal. STARS ENJOYING ONE-GAME LEAD Race for Second Half Honors in Coast League i in the Home Stretch. liy The AsMM'iatcil Iik The race for Keeonrl half honotH of tin- J!tL't f'ucffif coast IraKue . t-'-.ifnn kJ ill ri-maliif d today w it It I- HoIlywofMl SlaiH and the San l'in'icisco Miaxion H-di. Ut' the : two clubti were tied no lOiier. The I S:acH. wit It t he advantage of u I one iiiiiu lead over the IN ds by virtue of a victory u;uiUKt the ; Portland luck, Iool;ci forward to ; wlnnioif the laxt half of the xta.- v in n play and a chance for the i h-UK'in. champlon.shiy by at leont one jfamc, Wi.h only today and tomorrow left of the regular Iacific i 'oast Ii ukuc hedul", the ud vantage lay with the Ktai-K, b;it the lledx were flKhtitiK' a weaker team than the Star had l-i the Cortland outfit, and nncerialnty xtltl prevailed an to t he outcome. JCarely han a ea fiou'H Hchedulc wound up In ho elost a. race uh the prcw-nt one. S't()c IN-fen Is licds While S1altlc defcateil the M1h- ion ItedM at Itecn atlon park 13 to C for tho fiiKt victory after drop ph(f thre, tho Hollywood ctnh ilowned the Purtlamtcrs h to 2 ut I. on AiiKebH. Hollywood muttt win two more k a m ch to lend (n event Hie INmIm win t lielr rcmalnhiK c.on (c.stK. A He would result if the Slats won only once to threo win for Ihe Keds. and in that event a threo tfanic play-off, opciiintr at San I'YanciKf n Tuesday would be , the result. The San I'ranci.HCO Seals made j s ire of third money by (akin;; both , ends of a double header from the , Sicrainento Senators in (he Califor nia capital b yscorcs of 15 to 4, and f to 1. i Howard flraKliead won against , I.0.4 Ang les for the Oakland 11 uh ; at Kmeryvltlc, the tooro bidtiK' Hi i lo I. Vesten'ay's coast league resuiis: At l.os Angeles: It. If. K. Portland 2 7 I Hollywood x 12 Matlerles: Futlerton. Snider, lieck and Wooihill: Johns and S.vereid. ,t On I. la ml: l(. H. i:. I. OS Allgeles 1 I 1' Oakland la 14 a Ha Hoi-It s: Wal-h, P.-tei s am) Sit ml berg; "railhead and Head. At San I'Yancisco: It. II. K. Seattle M 13 2 Mls-lon i; it 3 Malieries: Kume and Horreanl; Uenther, Caster, Nevers and Hoff man. ' Ai Saciamcnto, flrsi game: I o., u, .-. K. ,If. .M. San l-'ranelKco Sacramento Italtcrh's: Jaeol Vinci and Harris. .15 Hi ti 4 II 3 i and Melsaacs;. Second game: it. ii. i:. San I'Vanclseo U f. (I Sacramento & o (latteries: Pcnv ami O'Cnn ml; Morphv niol Knehler. Ontario Defeats Caldwell Team, 9-0 ONT AltlO. Ore, Oct. T (Special) i In one or the most htCerly fought ' panics seen hero In years Ontario : Prlday defeated the big Caldwell l"am. i to 0. All Ihe scoring Was, done in the first five minutes nf the game. Ontario scored on the fourth p!ny after the kick-off whei Hickey. end. blocked a Caldw ell ! punt and sen: It over the line. Where it Cablwell man fell on the ball. A few plays later Huffman ; circled Ihe Caldwell left end for HI ru-ard run ami a touchdown. Kd- j wards carried the ball over for the; extra point. S-tve In the last quar ter the ball was In Cablwell ter ritory the entire galnc. Ontario suf fered many iniurP-s, Hulfma'i had a collar bone broken, Peterson an tniarcd wrist. Siorte an injured knee, forcing I he loca Is to Utw substitutes for half the (cam dur ing the second half. w ii.iuvvr im.it. wins i:t ;i:ni:. ore.. Oct. u i.n - W ilti at Pete, local w rest lor. won on a foul from Y. I'ulta. Javanese li u dtsu and grappling star. In their match here I iM night. Til jli.i. maddened by an accidental kick on t he iiom., a tip lied throe ; stiangie holds In a row, fouling Pete. The ji idee gave the match ' to the Wibcal and the Japanese made for him. Police hit erf r'd and carrhd the irate Nipponese to his dresning i oom. The wrest lei s I had a Jail opieco when the foul norm red L & L COLD CAPSULES Relieve yom cold or your money liack. Wo guarantee every box. roc " L & L DRUG CO. As Usual, Idaho Has J5 17 ; iru,7i W it - WWW I'l e.-;enlluk leo B. Calland (upiier left). ex-l'SC star, coach at I'nlvt-rsfty of Idaho. I.cfty. Spauuy, -center; Peterson, ii;irtei'back. It lit, "1 laKcrty" Unit (a bo f halfoai-l Fielding Yost Not Enthused Over i Playing Of Football At Night Ily I'lchlinr H. Yost ANN Alllioi;. Mhh. (ATM Night football, which is attracting considerable notice In the Trans Mlsslsslppl country just now. does not appeal to mo as something which can become universal. It Is possible to light fields for Use so dayiime conditions prevail and the widespread adoption of night football in tho Missouri va I -ley ibis yiar seems to prove that in certain, sections night games can bo played to advantage in Oc tober, yet I seriouslv question the advisability or th,. desirability of attempting to play the largely ,it temietr games' at hlglfi: "" ' Handling large fool ha II crowds pre.lenis n liirge traffic problem. Tills problem alone makes the night game luipossiblu for M ichlK-'i u. I 'enters of population are -HI to lie mibs distant whi'o uly oio; has lailroad fat iljliva. I I siiNpcrt tralfie would bar night football at the Vale howl whcic ! some (,f the mammoth crowds i f the cast gat her, or at 1 Ti nee ton J w ith its lesser railroad taeilitlot ' ami more distant football patron age. j Night football. however. has reached the standing of being sub ject mailer of attack. It Is axio matic to Conclude attacks are n-n made on matters lacking elements of strength. To tell a story back wards, the attack relates that foot ball Is n game of panoply ami col or, or ribbons and fms. or fl.igs rippling in the s'm or defying the dull haze ot a drear November day It is a game of tense expressions of hard batllintr ami is especially u game of daylight and of daylight crow ils. Something will be inK- STEVENS'AN l HOUSE FROCKS Cl'AItANTEED FAST COLOHS 98c 1O0O000OOO00000OC0O00000000OO0O0O0O0OO0OO000O000OC 5 O BaBBBIBSSXBeKSietKKSlliSaBSSi! FAMILY WASH Send your family wash Ruff Pry flat pieces ironed garments ready to dampen. Any and cveiy garment 7c. You can't do them at home for that price. MODERN LAUNDRY Phone Main 77. BBSBEBE3&BISXiIK!3XEll:K!lt'Kari?i oooooooooooooooooooooooooocoooooooooocooooeooooc Good Eleven, But, as Usual-Reserves Lacking f 'J fi? .Ail: sing from this game, if it Is chang ed to night, states the attack, with thi' big dipper, and the northern Mar or the southern cross looking on and with tho spectators scarcely visible in the dusky rim of tho Madia. Night football Is a breaking with the past, but in tin- middle west it has achieved almost instant suc cess. Thus far it has been a mat ter o climate and industrial con ditions. I doubt If the east w 11 h Its cooler weather ami Us univer sal Saturday half holidays will feel Immediate desire for lll'4hl 'guht os. " ' ' '" " ' ' "' Pluying fo.it ball at night is not new. Hid. finitely. I know of sev eral attempts. The lirM one brought to my attention was about the t irst of this century when Charh-y Hest. a team mate of mine at I .afav et te. w as coaching at Drake. , One of his teams ilo re played a couple of games at night hot I ho lighting was not oi the bcsi and it was dot ided the irarno In Mm twilight was conducive to injuries. Th us played the games hav, hem in coiinniitiiiies without problems, where the at- tral fie ti-ndjntf 1 .d lived hi the immed- iate lug to ! nity of the game. Thi- play :t n'ghi c.amo with Co, mm peOpIi. pie cut retnatics it will 111 the future and w hat pro i , sdou'ii such a game cd. is a iiiatie,- for y. ar at leavt. wi.Akiit si x scorn s STAMi'KH I MVCMSlii,. C.I.. Oct. . I API l;i's off to Hie w eak er e -'t'-:UMs eotlllMfe.t .y tl.e ENGELEN CGj :. A.. vi-. rv' a 1 .. 1 and some of the material he is usinu as crid '"Hnrsey" Carlson, end. M'enter Waldeniar ). hackfield captnln, and Herbert Owens, registrar's office on a basis of one point each ""' grade made dur ing the past university year, re vealed that women students aver aged l.KJj points against l.iiui) f,r men students. Athletes showed a high average when compared with their non-com pet ing classmates. i:-Ni:wroifs sox J aim o SAN KliANCISCO. Oct. 5 (AIM A fetlernl cotuplaiiil. charging that he impersonated federal ofi"ic'r to cash a worthless chedi" in Watsonvllle. was Issued against tJeorKc I-;. Chamberlain Jr.. void to bo a son of the former C. S. sen ator from Oregon. Young Cham berlain Jr. is serving a six months jail sentence in Pantn Cruz on n similar check charge. ii; PA ItT? I KXT STOH ICS Store No. 1 3 I.a CJrnnde, Ore. Uroiulcloth Shirts 98c l-'cr tho rtuibnt. t';e of-ice worker or general knock about tt'iir of fa! color b.-oadclof hs in assorted plain and fancy patti rns. mif IN THE WEST ii Our Milk Tests 75,000 Count or Less Every quart of milk received at our plant, during the past month has tested 75.000 count or less. Compare this with Portland. Then you will see that Grande Hondo Valley milk is far superior to that used in western Oregon. I'.luc Mountain milk is available at all dealers and also can be delivered to your door on regular routes . . . pasteurized if you w-ant it or purified raw. BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY Baseball Faces Final Weekend Before Series Ity Willlnin rf. Chlpman I . (AsHociated Press Sorts Writer) i After five days in hidlm; for ' most of the hftf leaffue clubs, the : entire enrotlnunt of iM.th circuits returns to action today to besin the final weekend program which" brings tlie two campaign to con- elusions. The Cubs snatched one from the I teds. 6 to 3 in t-n inn-; ings, and tlu White Sox cuffed the Tisers by 14 to ti in the only two , contests decided yerfcrday. Threo . other ffann-s were scheduled yesler- ; day. .1 oh n M cfJ i a v rein Ined h is : chance to finish second, even though his name with the Phillies j went 'Into the discard. As a mat ter of fact, this slender possibility was strengthened a bit by the can- collation. 1 to) ore the kuiiio was called off. the fJiants were con- -fronted with the tak of. winning . four while che Pirates were lo.snur throe. Tho Chin MrOrciw now has only thro.- contests to win, but of course, the Pirates must lose a 11 , : their three to help tho Polo ; (iiounders. K(Xl Wins fcr Ciib-i The Cub victory yesterday wont : t.to the credit of Carlie Itoot, who . ' relieved Hob Osborne when the ! Iteds tied tho score in the eighth. , 1 It was Itoot's nineteenth triumph. : : Kppa Hlxey went the route for , i tho Kedlegs. but became wild In ; j'the tenth just before Stephenson: and Tnlson reached him for singles. ; . liogers Hornsby got two hits in j two official tinif-s at bat, lilting i his averaire two points to .HKl, He i still could nose .out Habe Herman! ; for second place, nut neither he J nor Herman could seriously threat en l''rauk O'Ooul and his mark of. .:tHfi. - Hutch Henry, the Giant refugee saved front the minors by Charles ! 'omiskey, officiated against tho . Tigers for the White Hose. 1 le cased up after he gained a good i lead. Poker Alice Tubbs To Witness Series RAPID CITV. S. D., Oct. & fAP "Poker Alice" Tubbs, who used to dial faro in mining camp gambling houses and still enjoys a good ci gar, started for Chicago today to see the world series. "'.Most women of my age." said Poker Alice, who has spent more than three score years in western mining camps, "would probably bo packing up to attend sonio civic club meeting, but not for mine. UTAH ABERDEEN COAL Is the Coal to Burn A'a .sre ... Stove size -Lump size Sawyer - Holmes Mercantile Co. Phone Watch Our New r.uildin;,' Go f I'm Kflnff to 'hicago and I want to see them Chicago Cuba win tho pennant." Poker Alice also is an ardent fight fun and seldom miHws a good card staged In the Hlack Hills. i A Chicago woman wants a dU ' vorce because her husband eata i crackers in bed. She ought to bo ! thankful it was nice clean crack ers and not onions a ml'. stale tish, S7 Ihrough an ATWATER KENT SCREEN-GRIC RADIO CARR FURNITURE CO., Inc. Mnio 770 Kastern Oregon's TirKPHt Home Furnishers $12.00 per ion .... $13.2!) per ton $13.75 per ton Main 17
