La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 22, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 1 Tuesday, October 22 1929. Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. i s I Hosiery In Fall Shades Lovely indeed are the new Fall coloiinu "f these sheer v e i g h t VV ft y n e Knit Hosiery, tops, toes and heels re inforced for durability. Colors and tunes to match or blend with and rus tu me with the new .;lnderett heel at $1.65 pr. HillY A Homo Owned Store Bagshaw to Quit Seattle Paper Declares Today SATTI.K. AVash.. Oct. 22 (AIM The I'nst Intelligencer sayn that Knoch Marsha v may renin n onn an head football coach for lh. Tnlvetity nf Washington Hnskle. Tho neWKpaiicr said th!it defeats hv H Jill hern i'allfnvid.'i anil Wash ington Suite college. tOKt-tlic-r wi'h the tic trame with Montana broiiet tntt.all matters to a head. Tli- Post IntelllKonccr paid that a(t- r it.o irntiic with Washington Sat- iltlltilny. the Huskies lost 2 to 1:1. a conference wan held bttwe.'n 1j,'shav'fi aih Isfis and Ft nth -m I -oily h ndrt. The Ktmlent board 'if eontrot ROnchl -HiiKfliaw s p si-nrt-! ion inniniwn n The ni'Mspapcr K'lM that some of the coach'i fiirnd ndvi-rd him to riislk'n ami th'Mi offer his Per vIctH for tbi rest of the "as.oi b. niie oT the difficulty of obtTjn Iiik a new coach on short noiin-. Zuppke I s Worried About His Players 1'IIAMPAKIX. III., Oct. 22 (APt 'Appl'''u-'r, nn'l elippinL's" are 'if-nina- Conch Ibdi uppke of the Vnlverslty of Illinois this seon. "Thee hlukfH walk down the tren and cot filled with apple- iue every place th y ifo." the 1'itle Ituiehtnnn Kiid in diuKsim; bis footlvfill players. ' Pverybodv tells them how ood they are. Then 1?lv ko home and read the anif lilff lh tbe newspapers and pietty Konn ttir bfyin to belb-ve It, "Their tommies are tilled with atiph Miit-r- and their p.ec; with clipping. The l.oid is too henvy lo carry and piny fooib.il at i he f tUtf time " STADELMAN IS OUT OF GAME I FOR SEASOX rXIVKUHITY HP 01ti:f!iN. Pui-ene, Oct. 22 tApt C.ur Htadelman, OreiionV powerful ei-o-. lei., prolmbly u never pl iv eoi 1 b-hiate rootliall a Lain. lie ,.m . Ibtrd here ttnlav :is bi-lnn e.it tor lh ret of the pies.m tteti.n :i-,l this is his tbiid and lost w.r ..f football. Huolelm-.n mffercd n b'..i,.i, bene In his i ii:ht onkle s.-itord v V hen the Wehf.-et swept (hi ih Idaho at .Miiltnomnh si.hIImm.. Pnrtlnnd, ft.r n 51 to 7 vi.-ioiy. j nher Injuries Mdir. d . t Wehfoot fciund were llii nn-.eiU ti tial, fVlben, taekle. has n cra.-k. .1 rih nnd Ib.b Uobjnton. halfifok. a O hted-vtmuhb r. Poih w A i.n in shape for Sntni dav i .n.. .'ffiiruv the Pnlver-tlv of -,,v!,jtl -. ion Huskies al S. aub . h.o. .wv i'o;irh John J. Mel-: wan , VHTI.M riOllTI It WIN PKXOLKTOX. f re.. !. ) (AIM Jack Kntuoi'!h of p. land klioi Med out Jinuuv ir-. of Seit(Ie In the fi-coud round a Klo-duid l-t round m.nn t, here last nlht. It.i'h tUbed I In the sentJ-flnnl Prownie Pi kirk Of thin city, won on a f. "although Parley f'ovun of p,. land kavoed him in the first a ni'.iln in thr third Novelty Dance EaRlelhll Sat. Nile Cood Mus.'c (Jood Time Admission 50? Oregon Favored I To Down Huskies Next Saturday i:rci:K, ore.. Oct. 22 (aim I or the firl. (liiii1 in many sot- ' sons. th- . Pnlversft y of Oregon football I'Mil Is eob!e red lo have '' more than mi t'Vt-ii thance to de- iV.V i!it- Pnivcrvily tif Washington Jtu-Mts at .'Tea Ith- m-M Saturday hti)o:o of l'e showinff last year. ' Oli'JMUi'S ifo. i were- id -( oiv nw i- Washington last year by lo Tli.' doubtful strength of lh'- Hn-;;i. itii.- ;ir is illustrated in 1;." to ' 11 Hh Montana ami riiM-'iint rlrftitl iy t)ii' Ptiiver- : i i - ut Sniilhi'in ( 'n til'ornlii. 4. to is :i fid Iier point in ( h-rnn's lav..;-. ' 'I 1 10 riv.ttiy t" tv h' the two schools. Aislini; since ( NotfOn's ; Viit-oy in tlu first Canw in ljoni. li:s Ion (m'i'!'-'-,'i In ill- ;iM few yi mere than OilritiK til'! earlier .1 ivs. In 1324 Oregon ur p! ised t! i- t i.:lri en rt by defeat -inx ;)!' Jiuj'Kji-H in an up.set at Ku- , iff.". 7 10 :t. Ilnwivir, the KroateM Imillo Lt lu.- n tin- two m Imo1h waf w.'ik-'1 at i ln y-ar folio intf. 'Mm I ! year Washington w on the Pacific coast otvni rene lilh', lint In the j final K.'itit- of the season wax .'Mar ly knock. d finiii us position when ai! Orj-Ton tram, coached by Pick Smltii. ro-e ti i to hoi 'he Huskies If. 10 14. The first name of ("'apt a in John ,T. Mfliwan'K era at Olepolt was li ;-t .:i to Washington 23 (o 9 at Portland in IC. 111. next year -,it ;ni..ihr battle typical of On1-poo-Wahins:ton rlvtilry, but Wush i an ton w on by the last qnni U-r ..(nii-t, T to-a. I. nst your at I'm-'.' land, tin' W-t.fOuis scored their f MMi(.-r ' iiuuii h iv-r W'ah(ni;tnn Hta-e the 43 to i win In I9'm. Shencood Injured In Stanford Game , COIIVAI.MS, Ore.. Oct. C) (AIM .V fi w imperifint chance In tho : j(b-et;iin Slate coilijre football lineup; ;were intimated by I'aul S. Schist-h-r. coach, win n he r'-turm-il from I I'nlo Alto w here t he Oranvm--n last a on. -sid -d r.inu to Stanford. ' Th line h is bet tl KlvhlK SVhls.l- : ' h r trouble v ith the result that ' ai-haiiK'- may he made at center and one of the tinkles. Hu.k Hammer may bnv.k Into the first , Mrir.p as offensive Kuan) and do- ; f. in .- c. oier. l'.-le Miller, sabsli- ; tut-. may r. place one "of the fiim ' hliitiK iimi) at tackle. . ("e il She! v. ood w.ui the only ; OraiiKt man s- rioasiy injured in the Stanford -rri tne. Tniner Hiowci' to-heves he will be in con dition for th' 'u;iii' w ith Idaho ' heir S.inr'lay. AHh.ciuh in Hm d Saturday. Sh. rwood jilid Ittii-rke piled tilt : i.u.t of the v.it l.iUt- tlm) OmmiC mi! mtm ih.K fcillnnl ! am. ' Joe McGinnily Is Near Death Today ! Xi:W VOHK. tot. 22 (AIM I tenth apparently was near tod.iy for Joe M-'dlnniiy. famed "Iron hirm" of the National lriictu a imarter -Mituiy at:i. Tlie f.s- .-ar-old piiehiT. w h-M brtseb-il) rateer spanned 3? Kiri, w.-, tiymi; at hi twine in J.rooklyn. l'hv-trMims Mid tliere wa virtually lit. In.oe for Ms n-covcry. MctJmniiy failed to tally nfler an operation, Aar. 27. for removal of n tumor, a seennd tnmor ha ditelopid ami in lew of the obi pivher's w i.i(;roed eOnilition sur i:ons b fd n tint her opi'l'.'itloll iiiadv!. it.ie. Oh, Yes, 77i' Scotch Will Play Th' Irish PITTSlUMtr.U. Pa.. Oct. :-2 Wl -The Sudch o( i'utii;e m h mi t t lie IrWh of Noir ..fie iiloid.iy Aiiiiuie the ;ohm: S'-otMiien i, re Karri-, i .y:. ll.s nu or. 1 1 lh. itl.t ami a pai ..f Plan.,. . us. . I ' n id o.i. S.-I void i, 'ex;e :- l S-hw;ir!s aie m nr the the Mil., i iu.1t, )MT- ;,p. Girls' Jersey & Velvet Dresses Boys' Jersey & Wool Suits Felt Hats & Knit Berets NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP Jackie Fields ; Beats Gorilla In Frisco Bout j HA N rTiANVISC'T On, 21 (AIM Out of wn ronnrl of n ftirimiH f Ik lit t tiu as has- boiin socn lirr- tr r'M'fnt niOiiih-. Jarkir I'iflds. wni'l.l's vrttpnvnihi rhamplon. emoii'! nmlisiinti'd If nnt 11 n njillud vii-tor ovrr fiorilta .lonrs, Akron. (., n(-ro. hint niuht in n non-title bout at t ti mate nrnKtry. Krom (t'"iii"- j.nnir to eloini; bell ibe pair slu;te in wild frettxy of ritrbls (i the jaw- anil body that bad tile near e.ia;-ity erowd or ri".ften in a state btoderinti on Iivh leria. Jones, t danKM-nii pnneber, ennied the fij-'hl io thf rhainplon in (he iipenliiK f-c.,ion but Kli-M'j tiKPf'wIvene.ss and ftaniinn wore down the n'L'ro In the eluslnt; -fiinilf. I'lelds margin of five loimtlK was df-oisive loit tlif flor IIh',H sinbttorn sin ml. during whieh he forked t he balniInn Hcvernl limcfi witli Miff ribt hand pnnhe.s to Dim jaw, mnde Hie vietor extend himself to his utmost. Fields was lired. hut h!s fne worn a wide r'iin as his baful Went aloft. MAJOR LEAGUE CATCHER DIES OF INJURIES haitimori:. net. 22 (aim Walter Iberian, Philadelphia Na tional Ion true catcher, died today i( Injuries received when a motor truck hit him on a sidewalk. John Man hey, a former sand lot baseball player in the days when Trek" was play In 1; with the St. Martin's club, jave a pint of blood for a transfusion operation. I rlnn was struck yesterday nf ternooii. Police said that 'harleM Idoyd, driver of the truck, swerveil to avoid : eolllMon with another, machine, ami ran onto the Fide- walk, crush inn Kerian avalnst a huildiuir, inflleiliiK Internal In- i juries, severe body hrulsr.i and 1 hrenklnK one lei:. . j loyd was a r rested, as well as ' Auuust Meyers, driver of thr ma chine which l.loyd was avoiding at j the time of the accident. Moth ' weie released on their own reeou- t nixam-e. i Von can't always tell by Ms looks whether or not a man Is married. ; HaChHors sometimes have thfiiKH to ' uorrv about. Ion. j;il .Lid ittl1 S J- Railroads have safely passed those danger signals of prejudice which caused folks to look upon them with fear. Holding aloft OJlirSj J,, temafre progres$ AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE cleared the track and, today, millions travel in ease and security. -iiai.imy. -n .ik.. ..... , s , mrf Qri n cr ni n it r v rr r j ' jijrgLgy I Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress "-ZT'M l'g&B I has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes I'v SspIt'l "Grf) ' B when We removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irri- ' fm m XvjffiH Misses' Sweaters In new patterns and colors. All sizes 7 to !!(. Finely woven. Just the thing for school wear. Good values. $1.59 to S3.98 Girls' Underwear Fine rayon combination suits, HooiiHT knee pastel shades. Sizes li to 10 vears. 98cto SI. 50 GIRLS' WINTER COATS S2 !)8 to $21.05 HOYS' COATS $li.08 to $lli.f)5 TI'KSIMY ri(lfiltAMS Thn National Mrnnilr.'tftMnf? rnnt pany hrokram for 'I'uosday niKbt foil own: (I. transcontinental )iro Krani: l-IskimoM; 7 ::t0, dame rhyihniH; s to 'j. vaudeville hoar; 'J. sons, orchestra; I o, .Spot li ;bt Itevhw; .Musieal Musit .leers. The Colombia ltro:d 'U-slintf tys--tiin proKiian for Tin sday jiikIiI follows: (;. I'aul Wh'.ii-man hour, I'ortlaml K!W (i,2okel- fi. NMlft; I lOUKbboys; j n,. roneert ; 1 I . dance baud. Taiinna ICVr (TtWHtc)--C. ( "UK: , 7. hI leal pi rinr); ;i, trio ami citsji-mhle; II to 12, danco orcheHtni. SKlkllHO KMO. fruikc) - XIU; it:. in. East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Ratr-s Insured Carrier Auto Freight Terminal Phone Main G73 AN ANCIENT PREJUDICE HAS BEEN REMOVED , 1 . tants trom tne toDaccos- . W O.M K W X WM If "7'EARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of ill ,?B H 41331 Ffl 'S YEARS : ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE, the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted." 'TOASTING," the most modern step removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING" LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. No Throat Irritation TLNE IV TI. I.uvky 5uiW Dane 0:thcs:ta, tveiy Saturday nij-M, DoiiRh Hoys; lo to 12. '1H KNX ( H5Mkc) H. orjran: 7, popular science: 7 : :i 0. f''atnri-H: dance music; 12 to 1, courtf.sy pruprflm. t Kill (!ifi(i:r)-6. fliW; 7. f.'a t a re; ft : :jn, syrn phony ; 1 a. da nee music: 12 to 1, orsan. K Kl dHOkr) fi. Kill'; i);:fi, fcaiuri'; lo, Nltl; Jl. news, salt Ijikc Clly Y'.X'.i (iniiki')-C, NHt 8:30, o,uurtet; in, dance oi ch. m ra. Sealllc KOMO f H2ak) G, Nltf; ::((), ff.aturo; io. conceit: 11. newB: ll:ir., MIC; 2 to I2::ifi. orffan. San l'nni;-lc(i K'I'IIC (filllkc) G, CltK; 7. feu-tur.-w; I a, I la ron Waste and lus: 1 0: a to 1. dance music. Kl'D ( ONakc) ij. Mil ': in. Tommy and Hob; 10:3", XIU'. (hililaml KfiO (7!MdiO i;, XUf; (i::t0, feature; 1". Nit''. Kl.X (HSokO 7,1 news; 7:0. l-Mna l-'is-her: s. dance musk-: 3, fn illicit iii:iirt't'-; 1 a. oivlo sl ra. 1413 Jefferson Ave. The Cow is of f the Track! toasted IllllXKIXO CACSKS IJKATII SAI.K.M, Off., tcl. 22 (AIM ! cTyib V. Harder, 4. v. as fousid . dead, yesterday morning fn a "jniiKlfl" camp on the WillaniOMte rlvi-r at the foot of JSelcvno kiitci. f)fficers believe that doath was caused as the result of a prolonged drinking sj)i-ee. Depends on- the Man Whether life l'!:h1s a man (town or puts a pnli-di on iilio ilepomN on Hip fttifT In i made f . Why go to the jsoo to see ele phant h when you can hear theni walkittK around in tho flat just above? Kleenex Cleansing Tissm s now IN roi.ons ric h rii:k Canary Vellow Sea (ireon Ami Whlii 25c and 50c "Villi S'kmiIcI I Tin-Ill." The L&L DRUG CO. in cigarette manufacture. - No Cough. bVtr a cttsltut netwoik of tht N.B.C, Governor . Richards of KoutU r'arolina raised a cotton crop from Used Heaters Wide selection of wood, coal and combination heaters. All reconditioned and in good shape. If you are look ing for a heater bargain here it is $10 to $25 CARR FURNITURE Cd INC Eastern Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers 1 "LiWJa-V Children's Part Wool Sleepers Sizes 0 to 8 79c MANY BARGAINS Used Cars. See them on our '; Used Car Lot. ' Larison Chevrolet Company - 1414 ADAMS AVENUE A Six la the Price "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the extra "toasting" process applied in the mami" facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop arc sden, tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The exact, expert regulation of such high temper tures removes impurities. More than a slogan, "It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as thS most modern step in cigarette manufacture. a luiw tract on Uio mansion piop. ny. PHONE MAIN 1 Range of the Four