La Grande evening observer., October 25, 1929, Image 2

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Friday, October 25, 192!).
Dependable
Values.
Poliyanna and Juanella
Washable
House Frocks
$1.95
o
9 n R 9
nui s
Dependable
Quality.
A Heme Owned r-loie
COAST GIANTS TO
CLASH TOMORROW :
Stanford-Trojan Football
uame ononis as .uosi
Important of Year.
!) ':flt riruiliM (lh-?on. f"o:u-li
f...t 1, i:;,rli;,u ItLlli tw Htiirl hill
imic'i-n hi hit. ;.iri.- liur-
.ni :i:nl Hill .Miilll :t til." Ii:ilf
Ifl: 'WU nnl "li:tr!m l:imr, han
rOI:3l,T' 1 til" H. l llll.1 a'rliiK witf.
M:inh li:in ln-i'ii l:iy-
riinl l:of nlian li:i '-fi
Big Three Face
Tough Contests
. On Grid Field
SKW YOliK. Oct. (Al')
It if ni low ihiiitf fur Vale, 'liar
ard or lriiicio;i . lo enter an
toljt i- r,ut ii' In the ro'r of in
l rl'r, and all ihr - v, HI in
tin' role loinoi rM-. Koine l.'mii
li!hi:ri:.M will ( pre- lit uC Koi
11 rV ih YaJe t.ou! and
';i'in-r adi'ini. Tin Y.tl'--Army
Ciin-' lit , v. lav n lop the
iurd for tfttlonnl and i,'-iht.i1 Jii
h r wi.- I. u( tc- m- iji, if ,,f larl
iii.:ith uut llarvartt at 'imh'rht-f--will
eomtnilrid a niion hotll )'
ae nr iiH )tliorie h:i' hrruund
ami fe-i-aiiw- Jlarwtrl will Im
fiKitdnt t.( )( t (in lt nd a hove
wai r, the I.it remaining undo.
f it (4-0 nH-tni'-r f 1 h- hi thfor.
A tuiif-.li rr;tl! J'rtnoHon Hey.
( Hh last rlmnee to iv
' warn.
Vale will deploy attain jet th
"ndeiw in th Vnl howl with tbf
jfiahln? U":irn r .fr-i!.s,' on y half
fiiuf i r.-'I and depending upon .'tit
air atiitefc to tnrn lu a ofcitie
npet. K'n with l; n Tfcknor ah--j
at from hw pow at eenn-r. Har
vard will rfw-tit a ravon-d lnrt
mottth i Uvn f-.tr more of ;i proh
I in than oh-rnM.t :ih i:ll- io
off r lust
rn ni'- T h vlll atti mpi to
in.tk'- It tlffJY uru'uut ovr a
;r-a.l Noln litu- ''fv.-n al I'Mij
i urxh, w'ih tho Irifli favor' ! to
'r'.'tk Ih-tr H-otrh jir-.
WILL KKiHf TOH;ilT
Kl 'JKNK. Or:, :i (AT)
j.k- fti-f.fr. HeaMJ- Afl! V"hvJi flor
tt n. Kisf-r.''. t"tiiqitx
firrlit cr-l hiTr in a ln rOun4
rVi-nt. ,
I
i KAN FTtANi'iMrt, Ott. 2.'i AI
Th KitntM of J'it lflc roast Kii.I-
Jrotm, Kuulii'" rn 'nliforil:t :ir.t'.
Smrifor4lt will iur-.t lu 1'alo Alio
tomorrow In tin tno-t Imponant
irafnt to ho )l!t'i-l tn thr Kt thus
f.r thin yir. ,
Tvo oth'r t'Onft'ton ftnnie--iiU'nifl
?trv on iotnorroM 'n tl!I of
(art, uk a four !iOll-tlfr'
(laflH-.-!. It thf-y . ff'li? Into a ff-r-uml
rute position Iforo tic lalt!
f;. 'to AitJ.
V 1 ho Trojrins rft iyH AtW.f- uv
i a tor 1'nlo Aito nnil tho frton
. . i'itHl fiior'tl out to :t i-t iiil--'l
(-iiiitr' rlub to Kt awny rrom vo-
i-iloroofl wu w'mhvr. Kierj- -at
1:1 ttlP ffin1ttlii. OVt'r hS.ftlht, M;tM
f !! Olit 1:5ft W'iJlJrVIMy, aixl to-
jwo'rovv'H !atilc will murk tlo fliMi
time I'aitlJnfll tilft'M-y that ttw
M loi jan l(rn rllUfl to fapaty
f r a jofJ-p-aj-on koiii1. I-'j rt- n
tfiDUKnti't f;ii from tho ffouthanl
li'vnn I'o lr nrhuatil iti-lt tinlay.
i 1 1 I fur i'ailfrhfii
, Tln twtt Kaon tp ti-,i for t
tiUrt- i-tf r of tlto ronri-n'tui and
I In. SAtttmr of lotnot row'tt iMiiih
v. lif lm on tho inU'! track kii'lhw
io.t!if. Kihliron cnninpioiiFlilji of
Tin otlnr Uo ronri-r'iifo k'imkh
nic to b pluyf-il in iht northtw-Kt.
Al 'orv:iltlc, tif fton Htato -ll
fiihj up .iKninm tin- Maho ViinOaln
i. ltd tho f'-wult or thi Kainc pri'tty
i.tuch of u (.ofiN-np. ' At Healths tin-rn(rii-Kl.o(
of WanhlnRton 'nii'l
oronun will uiot In an int'ifCitc
l-t'l.-.
hiniltiitr tin- ;Im of non-ronfer-
life ri't,unt'iB im thft KriiiiV at
;'ikft-y liciwH-n tlio t'lilvi-rftity or
raliroriila ami th Olymuli rlnh.
Hji- It'-orw if'tnrrHil homt; Wrtlnif
ilay from a Micvt-nHfHi itihl-HcriMoti
i-;it('rn tnvaloti, and will take no
th.. I'lnhtiifn totnotrow In a pr-lin-.t'aiy
lo th( r Important t onf't
wlih Houtliein falUKrni i n- xt uik
I'olltt Kt ll4 tWf.'t1 WMxIljtlKlOfl
r'talfand W'hltmuti at I'tillitian; I'.
i,. A. ani I'imuOIi.i at I -Ok An
tirw. nml Moiituna and .Muntajut
iiiItlPM of ih- 'imff'nt n ti-atio.
IDAHO ELEVEN
ON WAY TODAY
TO C0HVALL1S
-MWOW, l(loM (lit. 26 (Al'l
A .'liiixlt'lif.l iriw or litaho Van
!oU nlrniriMt lal iht pn tin If
' diiil Orvieon linawlon .of tin
H :iM.iti to lro-4'1 llo- Or. fOti Hlat-- ;
trlli-K" footlnill tram at t'orv.illis !
Klunlaj.
All W'4'K I'ftch l.'ft. faliaml
nml libt tro.w huvo worki'd hnnl
i:ml riltl little- Wlill- liny ntli-mp.
ifil to t llmlnnio . the r.-i tK ilmi
tailed I-IhIio lo lo.v, a4 to it. to
Oi von lunt iv--l, nml to work
out Komo plan (ir mm. k Unit
uojhi upset Hit ihav r oianir". I
rovfi. In th a-t he' of ti lt'.
mIit ly fnM.'iml, it waH ptooiimilj
lhaf Mtjiivi-hiiti-il ut'lIM orit-iiftf ami
il-f.-n' hoiiM o rvhll'liv.l Malur- i
1 I
Twi-iuv Ihl int-n, tr.rlmtlm- mt i
ftrnlaiH hft latit nt:lit. !
( n a n uinl'-i inly of A!n rh.
Ilnffonl ! tti- only rt tfnl-.tr in ill"
it v. , ii:,-.U-tU.n.
unn'thifijt frcin 11k i-utrn pro
hliilaaiy fc awn. h'll --ill fin o.lil--t'i
V i f IftH lnprnrti' f'ti- N'-ivy
'I'Oim.AMl HKlKCIiW i.VTIf
HAI.KM. Or, O.t. 2'. (Al')
I'oriJiifnl. itn:. wi'.t if- tli.j inn
v it rih ti i ity of th National u-s-?oriatiun
of S.at- l-tr't'r in
liirto. n tJ f,rain r'-r.-i--!
y. Hh May hy K. A. Klliort. nl:nf
foi-Jfil r. A rrrtnfft nn jkh Mil
tnaI- hy tin- fop-ntt-r of Or-tron,
Vnlii fit on nn-1 Mnho. I.ynn 'ro
nmillr. l-pnty iat: for-sl r.
who atinil4 tin M2i convi-ntion
at A.-h"vlt: N. I', vt. nl 'i tli
'n-tiion to .frt In ftrt-i'oti.
Oregon Fathers
Are Invited To
Annual Dads Dav
i v i v i ; i : s i t y o i- o hk:ui s .
Il.tni'. il.t. 1' (P..-ii;il)
Kat lo-rf of I "Mjv-rBii y of t )r ijon
t jil nit Trmfi li flmmh1 nr Im
intr inil'-'l io annual I
luX- So iuImt 2. ly I r. ArtioM
Itt-iifi -ti 11. ill. tr-il'-iil nf iln. ini-vr-iJv
an 1 Ilntc-r- .w-nr.iK K'ain
a t h l"ati. pr p '. i1-n : of l h- ro
on farls.
fUi U'liair of tlK- wnivi--rity. I
want to invite yon to third an
nnal fi-hmtion cf Innls Ihiy."
Itr Hall ?ryH iii IiIk in Hat ion.
"WV- fw iliat tin- imh ryity and
yoijr eo"s :inl !:tiiKhtt-r n"-d
n'i :i-nl ih:H vfri r--- ! "l'-r
'iii'lorianili!i!r wi:h yur chiMrvn
a nl th'ir prohh uii. and ui-h ih"
im;v-r1ty and t f-fToni thf M-t"-r
to -r.-5 yi.nr sons niwl fl.ii'ff h
t r" A rri.t-'.d a;';.! rr w
t r(-i-on I m.i io alt n 1 tin- c.n
fi r- n''- was n:.:d'".
'Kw-p No-nil-r i or-.n. fr i!
I.t Riorv imjort:int to ymi than
any ltisiii- ? in-'-nt," Mi.
ti)ni.v orsr-'H. "It is th- day yo.i
h urn ix flr.-T Vun.! ho- tht- nl-v-r.ity.
ynur.ooy or rirl
i.s lw-inr t am-ahd. is 1 inu con
lm U d. Th'- lnstititiion m-f-ds o ir
in.-jHriion. ytnir ur- ion. yonr
li'lp. You ar- n.'!-t1 in this if-n--mi
wilt m of or iwr inif yonr
f-JiHd ..r lif. Tho R'.-hool milium
do it nil."
Starting off uiTh a Imim-k
jn- i inv ft mi May morning, at
uhirli intiny important pruhl n:s
will . hrocht up ami officers
f'r tin- t-on.i'i- y- ar id.-ctf d, t In
program will 1 vari.-d as to
how vvi'iy i!iax- of colh-K''' lif
In th i.ft. rnoon thi- dsd.- will at
torn! tin- r-t-on-f. . A. i4.ot
hall patno. and in Hi -v nina
will .ntortaimd at a hanqu-f.
t wh-h !.-nt Mtill v, ill l
tho principal spvakor. - vlri-pn-nM.-h!: fnudo- rtori
i Offic-r, of tho orsanlration an- r. , K Jfvii". h' oj-. iary mid Karl
Hr..,.. lii-nnlK Kianmth Katln. V. imthiiiik. Ku n : vxm-uito
pnid. ni: Frank An.lrow-j. lor- wr iar.
wfaigr3
Cold Weather Work Clothing
Everything to keep you warm Underpriced
Workmen Can Get Their Work Clothes at Trotter's at the Right Prices. '
Genuine Money -Saving Prices!
Heavy W ork Sox
m
Men's
Lumberjacks
Extra quality buckskin
cloth, in gray, tan and
brown. Knitted bottom,
imitation leather trim
med. An exceptional value
at
$3.85
leavy weight, water
proof, all-wool bfaV.ers, in
l , 'iTtri'ino tt(t' 't,t)
large Checks and plain
colors.
$1.85 - $5.85 - $6.75
Sheep Lined Coats
and Mackinaws
Oregon City all-wool
Mackinaws
$9.85
Pendleton Bob Coats
' $7.75
Blue Bob Coats all-wool
... ... ,,$5.85 .,
Moleskin Coat Sheep Lined
Heavy quality moleskin
coats, with .-tieepskin lining
and a big beaverized collar,
belt all around. Underpriced
at
$8.75
and
As above, leather trimmed elbows and
leather reinforced all around
$12.85
Pendleton heavy, all wool
50c&75c
73 W ool Work Sox
25c & 35c
Natural gray army and
Worsted Sox
25c
Woo!
m:Nti:M'i;ii to in vi:.wts
AHTOHIA, M.., Oil. (Al') -Watreh
Colhy, AhIoiIu J 1 1 1 1 ktltMll.
t onvicir.l on ft HatiHnry ohnr-K- In
tdvintfa minor kIi I, wjih Ni nii nn -
10 Xoi vn 10 yenrn In til Male pi J)
on l.y Juiiffi U,wai. K. y.lmmei-
i::.t : nu; i ciii i k
HAI,i;.l. inc., t K t. f. ( Al ) -Th-
Mtnii in iiHini-i- lod.iy t4'in ivt il
l i-Uvvk for 13:,s:..:i n Inhnit
ame in payment from the oki:ii
or tin Jaw It em y of I'm t -
Inml. It In Hie total tax and Lin
tilrd laiKont Inherit. nice pu) mi nt
i,Vn rrt'Oelvt .l In On-unn.
Oregon to Play
Without Three
Grid Regulars
Sweaters
Heavy wool ruffneck coat
sweaters, in navy, red,
t'nn 'mil nwiH!ol r.klik,u if
$2.95&.85 imm
Extra (uality shaker knit Brli v SWjHM
i 'rr i B-, fli.NSr C!.1
Mvwtii'i, ruiiiiecK,- .coai w vms JSrW;-'
, ....... i.i.. i f. ... n:-iz.j-r.A
llilv.v "Hit-, ivu vwrsi '5'9'j!!.?
anci white, an excellent 'T7.7,4f,ras
$ 1.85
Other sweaters
$5.85 - $6.75
Winter Weight
Unionsuils
Pai't wool
Ribbed
t'nion.suits
Grey Color.
$1.15
Heavy winter
weight, part wool
UniotiNults
$1.95
Star Brand work shoes
$3.95 -$4.95 -$5.45.
Ail-Wool
Unionsuits
Genuine all-wool
Wright's, in dark gray or
light color
$5.00
All-wool heavy ribbed
grey
$4.45
KKATTI.r;. Wnnh., Clot. ( Al')
The t'lilverfilt) of On tfon f not
hall t-nin, ilne h tr today rrom
KiiK'H". Ore., w 111 pi ul-aldy he
wilhiMIt three of It r'tillaiN mImm
Ml inet-lH Op. tllvfty Y;ttdl-
llilflon rlevi-n Haliirdiiy.
tirnnro Mtmh-lman. ftiant oertiT
hrnke htN nnke in Die On on
Jdaho rfnmi' laMt w -h and t
nmlm d in K iu ne. He wll) he nt
for I he r titnlrid- r or I he Men-on.
Hohhy I '.ol.ln hi, hallhurk, and
Atottln t'olhert, ' jiImO i'hi hijui
and may mil woo tin Ion utalMti
the Hitfklf h.
Tho llktdy rtartlnir limits will
fnolmh Krlo l-'ursta HI v nti r:
Intr r'hnlE I net cod of i:ihett ut
left tnokle and Al Hiou-no n-l.-ad
of Itohlnnon til lojt half, l-'mfin,
H-'htilt nml IttowtH- aro all Nopliti.
inorr-H. With Kidh y al l rt end
uri'l Mot lief nt fullh.i l.. who alto
ittf- HOpnomor-f. ttie wit r.n.f team
l romp:iiMlHid en en. i 'nptain
.MuNun M the only player lo liav:
hnj two yean rpei linco,
A fllffercnt hackflehl comhlna
Heavy Shirts
Wool mixed plaid shirts
$2.95
All wool shirts beautiful plaids
$3.85
Oregon Citv all wool plaids
$1.85
Pendleton all wool shii ts
$5.00
and
$0.50
Stag Shirts
Pendleton all-wool Stag Shirts, Rainproof- (P? 7C
ed, in green, red and gray plaids DvI I O
Double front-hack and sleeves.
red, green and grav
black
Rainpmofed plaids,
$9.00
; Extra
Quality
Bib Overalls
; $1.25
I Boss nf thp
i Road heavy
; weight high
low back
01
Trousers
ll wool extra he-nv weight
Trousers, ai
.$ 1.85 & $5.85
Mah ne I.oinaM' Pants, al
$7.50
ami up
Ilusch-Weis all-weather cruiser coat, in
laids
$12.00; $1.75
5!
MUM
T"i bT one Ton E.VC.V
Levi Straus
waist
.. Overalls
1st quality
' CrSl . ' I
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WAR N BO 6ROTWERJ PAPStNT
Awa WSAY IT WITH SONGS
yijmsb riAPv i tee
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A Trustworthy Health Method
When the patient goes to a C'hiroprator and finds
that certain spinal bone displacements are causing
disease from which he suffers, he may depend upon
it that he has found a trustwiuthy health method.
Chiropractic deals with such certainties as displaced
spinal bones and the chiropratic spinal adjustment,
which restores such Ixines to proper position. The
correction that brings back your health is purely a
mechanical one, and is as much a certainty as any
health method can be.
Iiy my chiropractice health method I correct dis
eases of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, lungs heait,
stomach, liver, kidneys, hovels and lower organs.
Malie your appointment for health bv
Phoning -;7-V
Dr. J. E. Woodell
SO Si.mm.'r lll.lit. llnlirs: D-1, 7-n
tlntiso ralti nnswprrtl.
Koot troubles and fallen arches corrected
MANY BARGAINS
Used Cai-s. See them on our
Used Car Lot.
Larison Chevrolet Company
1414 ADAMS
r...,B 3r- MAIN
lion than any tlii Wanhlngton ill'. LV ?'.f ' T:
A u in th Trie Rants ol th Four