La Grande evening observer., November 11, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

'Monday, November 11, 1929
Page Two
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
. Airplane Slam
1914
1918
NEWi
ARMISTICE
DAY
1929
Closed
Today
HILLS DEPT. STORE
USUAL UPSETS
OCCUR SATURDAY
Stanford Hard-Pressed to
Win Oregon State
Rooks Defeat Frosh. ;
The urn.il or r 11 r red In Saturday's
football Krmiew over the nation
that i. th i were the ijkiimI mini
br r of up.. Among thee we.e
lh IS to 13 ti ffnin! hetween
Yul and .l-ryt:ind, the fact that
th Haxxhiiw coached t"nlvtrIiy of
WaKhinjrton team held the mighty
Cardinal from Hinnfonl tfi a C to
11 wore, and the S to 7 victory for
1 .Stanford hnd been expected to
wht by it Ieai two or three touch
i'ow n. but w n ha nl pressed to
wnrt the lone lx point, which re
r.'tjtM from a break that cove th
Warner trn the hl on Washing
ton" 1 4 -yard line a few momeniK
itf.er the ?;inic opened. Severn I
S-lnyn wro required to put it over.
,p a innttcr of fuet, the ftttppeiliy
wejik Washington temn outiliyel
the Stanforil nvr tuition through
out, rhalkliv? up conKliter.-ihl,. timiv
y:trdifce
j Itm t:n " Humbler put over two
j more murhilovf Army found
I 1 iinol Utio; totifrh and Ut 1 7 to' 7
Mh Harvard tobfc: one ; on th
,no'- froiii ;.tJehltn, H '; to ( 12.
j I: r (ice tori un th only member- of
(hehlK three, Ui win, defeat.!.
I .'high ru to o. New York t. won
' an iMi-rxectionul tilt with Georgia,
1 27 to l. and letro;t swamped
j Went Virginia 3C to 0. In the
1 -uthj V.-inuerhlU defeated Of on? I;
I'lVeh 21 to 7 nnd Alabama won
t trom Kentucky 24 to 13.
Technically. Dick Khlknt,'- fieri
man wre.ttllnjf etnr, ' hs a h-ilf
nelson and crotch hold on: hi
opponent above, but in the, par
lance of the grappling pamehe
1 About to execute the "airplane
JdahV a . I t .11 n tlutt UMIl!t'
leave the (Qt in a,';ftunned eon
flTtfon and easily1 pinned to:tho
mat. Ye. it a breath-taking
stunt especially for the oppu
.('' , ntnt. 'f
lan J.Gould
,'Huw would ih A li-A nt.-rit i
twitn of ten yettnt ago compare
with the bt mythical line-up of
today?" ,
In the flrht plan. It In 11 trifle
early to mi? tho alUwuir lab I
renn;inently upon any of the cur
rent ?ilellitei, with th tnnlii Me
or the uipatKn mill ahead. In
the Tot:d phuu this I.- u nubjeet
of debatt thai Hfhlnru kIm the d
batr anywhere.
JlerH'urn the late Waiter f'arnp'ji
1313 mderrtloms however, lor the
purpoHf of any dljtruiodun deitired:
Kndii Illxxln of Penn S'ate
ntv II. .MilUr of J'enn.ylviiriia.
Tack left West, of Colgate and
Henry of Wa.Hhlnifton Jefferson.
Ihutsd. Alexander of .Syraru.t
and Yoururironi Gf Inirtmouih.
iVntep Weaver of tVntre.
guarterbiiek-MeMlUfn. of "en
tf. ' "' . , " "
tifalfbark) Ifarley of Ohio Stale
and fiey of llarvant.
KiiltlKK-k-Uudjfers of West Vlr-
j rinl-v 1
Ed Jensen Third
In Team Try out s
; - farnp hirrfpelf .called Alexander
and- YQunxwtrom,':ihe Kreatedt pair
' of tlefenJve KU;u"M tluit have) ev. r
been iveen on the srfdlrunAIexnn
; der. Ih rwtrtloulr uKahist runrilnj,-,
; plays; Younipterorri heinjf'the ter
I rcr t 'opponent: when forced to
! kick."'; If thenlT-fire any belter
j Licklen around tfrduy than Henry
: or West, they can't be located.
These two rank among the all-time
all-tAre.
' ..J.l .' V"" " ' ' ' ' 1 Nineteen nineteen was the year
INIVRHHITY OP" ORKCSON.tthat little Centre Tolleice of Ken-KttK-net
Nov. ; 41 . (Rpeckilj Krt j ,iCky-first epronK Into promlnenee.
Jensen, or I-a Grande, finished f it conuuered the great Wen Virgin
third In the varMly oo.v-country i L.. tMm that VMr ifftrwini u
te annual OrfK'n.Ore- uain tryoutii. held Friday. Novem- j rolorful brnlle In XS2U and beat the
ame, which at preeent . hr ' ovr !h" 3 1-2 ,I,lle ur. Criiniwn in 1511. due to the extra-
Somo particularly 1 lnterMtttm;
Ksimt- ore rornlnK up tht week
inr!ii'llnf th
R-nn Mate frame, which at prem
ih looked upon an a tow-up. and In
Kactern iif-Kon Krldny. the- Nor
ntl x hool of Ui Orandn will try
to win a championship in it inf
tial year by defeating Monmouth.
uriil . therHiy won a prominent
place on the nuad of ten men rho- I
en to cnmpi (e afr-iinet Oregon ,
i Htaf' college in a curtnin-rabiT !
for the annual Homecoinlny frame,
Normul. Monmouth it Wnnwti wn tnc two Aehoow, Kiturday, ,
have a mrong team and local opln-i Nov'T'1,,"r lC' -en In maklmr
ion in that Hob Ouinn wiuad will. " niime-ri-r niniftetr on the rampun
ordinary play of Hz McMiKin and
Ited HobertH.
have to extend Itwdf to the limit
to have a chance to win. However,
It is very rare when a school in It
firm ye:tr of existence ha a chance
in win a rh:tmpionrthlp, nnd that
In the position the Katf-rn Oregon
teem fin!s Itself in.
r "- -.
I'rnillftr.n Hero Toljr
I'uoiball interi Jit In Kactern Ore
p"n to-lay in cmlercd In the I'en-
Wn!tij.'tnn State eftllefre battled dlttn-l.a (Irandf fr:me here.
In track event.
Overnight
News Briefs
a brilliant tribe- Of Cnpnnck from
Idaho for half a K"me with the
wore tlel at 7 each, but in th Iat
If'ilf ntn-wild to Hwiinip M:iho 41
t 7.
Down KOut h. the Southern fll
fornla team ran rtmKhvhod over
Nevada to win fiC to it. ralforna
'"'d little trouble In downimr the
Montana varsity in a f -ee-Hcorin:
li.tmo thnt eded 53 to 11.
llcckN Hefcnt I'm-di
Other f oUu'" "cores in the west
follow: Orcein Hlate I took 7, On
Pm Krojdi C; I'ctuona IT.. Arizona
I'J; College of Idaho 1.1, I'atiMe 1J.
I'ruke Kave Notre Ibntc a real
ftenie Kiturday by holdiiiK a 7 to
f, lead until th0 laH miarter, when
win n if to he lulled at 2 p. m. A :
Vfefii-v frit- 1 i flriiM.ln H-nnl.l rin.l '
the Tieea nnd .Mae-iii fUrhtlmc it
out for the ehamplnnrtMn here nevj
If irfven sufficient time, v
I'oint'ir football team may complete1
thtf job of playlnx at ltMt one col
lefto team from ever', tate in the
union. Within the pant t n years
; the Cadet have drawn their oppo
sition fruni not les than 25 suite-,
j mr.Kinir trom alifornia to .Maine,
Minnemita to l orida. -
Krery New Kngland tate lias
te:n reprenttd on the Army
Kljte. nn wvll a New- York. I'enn
- Fylvenla, and .Marland in the
j Kat. from the South, Florida.
1 AlalHtma, Arkansas, Tennehee and
j Te;t have furnished 'adet fo-.
We-t Virginia, hlo. Indiana. II II-
'raturff wMtt'eMde14ftf icfdrV
wouifi eunitnnie ijh tininde unle
th- 'IlKem could s:nre a comeback
and defeat .M.-i juit-htin hlirh. . In
that event, the Ivndlet'jn, Iji
Cr.n.I.- a n d .Mllton-Freennter
team would be In a triple tie.
In 1'ortland, the two undefeated
hiftb wiioftk W.ifdilmrlon and
Ooriiinerce. nre ineetlnK thin after,
noon and the winner 1 expeeted
to make a real bid for the statu
title.
it
THE MUSIC
OF PEACE
Armistice Day is with u;i
aKm. Kemember what a
joyful day it wan eleven
yew ago n new bepin
iwik a day when we
cheered the return of the
men who had mule peace
possible. In the hustle
and hustle of our present
prosperity let's take time
out to remember and
honor them!
NORTON'S
Shf t-i(I.-in KiK'ht r-Kl)ii'Tf-4 roon
tfra viilii..! n. Ill) .rfiK
nlolen Irom the. A. V.-mifh'n farm j n01 Mlrhlimn, .Viironka. Mi.isou-
near hf-re.
fi. Kanij- unt South liikot:i also
Tiuvp rODti-itiutf-il a. varii-.y (f zrU-
' Dayton Prom 14 acr.-., .t Wl!- j lr"n fwldor for th soHiois. .
1a)nrtt''r1.','Bi!(tf.'iH!.rn.Trou ftl'!!. ""
Kdivitnl Wln. r plncft 910 Iusheli j . Citllfornla'ii Olympic cn-u- cliam
of corn :ui l.roilucitl thia iwiiii.:lilt,l"lk'" UP '" Kra-1-
, ( iiation. Pour of til- oan.nn-n w ho
Kiikoih Mr. KUznlirth Work- I rhHreil the trlunih of Anist.'r.lam
I mnn. 7.1. nnM .Mm M.iriw '.ol-rt. j In 1'J2S r in:iin m n foundation f:Jr
of Mnrri.la. r. Injlln-J In im ' the varclty which roach "Ky"
outonicLili. rfk and w.-ro in u! oduhl hopes, lo develop Inio an.
I hoMiillnl li. rc. Tlicv wrn rl llnB L oth-r Voughkn-pslo. w inner In
In n rar .with Kicvr Kmtrr wh.-n i '. Kor n,v ""k"
llir. Mrarlnii Kir l.rk.-. " rrtpbico tho Brlt IVte
St. Mary's Victor
Over Santa Clara
SAN PKANl-IHrO. Nov. 11 (AP)
A rrowil of 4 2.ri0 n.Pctutom
wiw M. .MMi-y'n r.tirlx tak n honl.
iauic.1 C-ii victory from their ol.l-tlrni-
tlvalu, .Santa -lara. In their
annual Krlcliron etrUKKlo In Kttr
liatliiini heir- yi.tcnlay. Victory
lame I., at. Mary' In the last quar-I'-r
on a Ionic pan", after lliey had
l.i. n h-lil .,n ti, ii,. for ,tre
imirtcM. Ma, k .s,.,n,.tt, ,.(t i,..,r.
Iwk, hiav,, a 32--nrd pum to
'loacniil, rlcht half, who into 30
y.irdi to worn. Tim try for ( xir.i
point failed. . .
oar. to
Imnlon.
Kbrltcht may'haye to lo'jk no fur-
Itond J. K. Myerl. up.rlnten,l- ther llinn hi Injuhm.-.n pace-sett-r
cut of Prinevllle whoob- wa I of Uirt wnwjn. liuncan CreKir. who
Marsters Retains
C rid Leadership
II) Tho AMX inlcl Press
AltlioiiKh Injiirlfit have ended
his fnothnll career. Al Marnier
Kartmouth nlarl.i Lack. rontltiu.
I" had the nailnn' play,- In Indl-
Vldu.', I ArurlnK-
l-'laur.n rt,in,le,v l,y The Aso-
lateil l-r,m front the iKht major
Ktonp, or roitr,-retiren n the conn
tiv hnw Mai-I,, h.ndlntc the
pruremlon Willi ll H,int In nil
KaincH. In .-c.,nd place Willi 91
i Hen,, McDver or Tcnneiwe. who
In I It i. untndoanda w hllo hia
I'-am cri:h,d liriun K.wmun
-: on faturdiy. McKvcr and
Older Tennemwo rcRulura were
kept out or that comet to Inaure
tin:,- In lriif in condition lor th"
" "!"' Vnii.l-rl.llt on Kallirdt.y
I.OSCS flBOO.OOO
M)W VdltK. Nov. 9 (Al-) Her
k:i.(ma Inhcillance wiped out .y
the k market ( ra. Jlis tr-
om-ert pianist.
irn :.'). (tni In her pro.
order to twiy what h.
eteoted prt-sPW-nt of the I'enlnil
Ort-Kon Hrhool aeeoriation.
' McdfoM Tho Central f'lvle
ccumil adopted n resolution pro
teetlno; (hi proposed removal to
l.l'ortland of equipment o the old
lleekman bank nt Jacksonville .y
the On-iron Historical eoclety. The
Wank l.t it landmark of e.'rly Cire
K on-.
hail power In every Inch of hi
feet 3 1-? fitchew
HI. Helens A delcitalon of
clininlter 1 1 coiiimerce offlclaN
from Kalnler and rintnkanie 'met
with the county '.lit in an effort
to extend the llninl-r-Aplary mar
ket roaij to Nehalem vullt-y. :
Kidnaped Child
McNary Introduces
Forest Bill Today
' WASHINGTON, Nov. (AP)
Authority (or the date of Oregon
to receive ana aell J.OOO.OCO ncrew
of land reserved for the national
foresM4r. that wtale and to use the
proceed for erection of state bulld
Inu's at Kilem, Ore.. Is noticht In a
hill Introduced today by Senator
McNury. OreitOn.
1 K.nator C'utllnc of New Mexico
la Wild 10 he the heat piano player
In the aenute. Itut the lohhyist.'
IS Home AgJUn !em to W tn-M at drummlm; up
I oueiueHn.
r.'ir-t siioiueli.
ff'SHiOlJ
" ft I'tf.ker
Fuel Satisfaction
Pea-nut Stove and
Lump Sizes
Broomfield &
Richardson
Phone Muln ;n
reV H ?
Pile Sufferers
You ran only tt- t fiiilrk, ante and
laatint relief hy removlnif the cau.-e '
coniteation of blood In th-: lower
howel. Nothing: hut an internal
remedy rao do this that's w-hy '
culling and Halves fnii. ir. Ijeon
hardl'a Hein-ltold. a harmh aa tali- ;
let, la Kuarahteed to rpilckly and i
safely hanlsh any form of pile mla-'
ery or money hack. The Ited Cross
liruif alore ftn-l ilruifKlsla every,
whern aell It with this guarantee.
Adv.
LOS ANOIUS
Jurkle ThnniT'oon, 6-year-old nen
of Henry H. Thompson, weiliby
Uetrett realtor. Ii nhown above
lth hl father In the. finrt photo
taken ulnee he wan found hy Ie
trnlt police after rnnnom
had been paid for his return.
Authorities hrrestwl seven per
notiv nnd iMiUKht two more. I'art
of the rnom money n re-
Convenience
Comfort Hospitality
hill spprtciitc the titrlltnt
crvkc nd modentv ntra. TH
ey't most crmally lcctrd hotel.
On Wodt frem Pmhmg Squtre
KBOvtmrnt to ill Indtng hof',
dv4trc, fininciil inRRuitorti arxi
(iettric dput for A moru.
Gaiapf dpsiniog.
All Oittif tloaau CrS VtA Jith
Hf. : to. J. II
1 PniMI II .
Inn trite FJ f rifJh frittt
IkUi If OratMl
Closed
Satisfaction
and
thousands
of carefree
miles
Offered in Our Used Cars :
with an OK that Counts
1928 CHEVROLET
LANDAU SEDAN
Driven less than 10,000 miles. Motor
just, nicely broken in, paint like new
and fully equipped with bumpers,
spare tire and other extras. Price
$545.00
With An O. K. That Counts
1928 CHEVROLET
STAND. SEDAN
with more than $75 worth of ex
tras; paint and tires like new, and
mechanically perfect. This car a buy
for ... ..4
$525.00
With An O. K. That Counts
1928 CHEVROLET
COACH
This car is the best buy in town. Only
driven 9000 miles and can be bought
on our easy payment plan. Your old
. car ; taken as part down payment.
Price '
$495.00
With An O. K. That Counts
1928 CHEVROLET
COUPE
Just the car for a small family. Mo
tor just overhauled, tires and paint
like new; also many extras, includ
ing heater. Price
$475.00
With An 0. K. That Counts
1928 PONTIAC
COACH
Car runs and looks like new. Can be
bought for $30 under the Northwest
Manual price. Call today for demon
stration. Pricfi
$595.00
With An O. K. That Counts
1927 PONTIAC
COACH
Motor completely overhauled; car
ries five tires; like new; also has
bumpers and motometer; upholstery
like new. Price
$465.00
With An 0. K. That Counts
1927 CHEVROLET
SPORT SEDAN
Newly painted, complete motor over
haul,, new rubber, bumpers front and
rear, motometer and other extras.
See it and you'll buy. Price ,
$465.00 "
With An 0. K. That Counts
1927 CHEVROLET
' : : COACH
Come in'and drive this car and con
. vince yourself of the good buy you
;i-;can;aaaje. Pricey-
With An O.K. That Counts
1927 CHRYSLER
"58" SEDAN
This car has been thoroughly ovei
hauled ; finished in blue duco, uphol
stery covered, and has 3 new tires,
also new batteiy. Price
$465.00
With An 0. K. That Counts
1927 CHEVROLET
COUPE
Run small mileage. You will have to
see this car to appreciate its low cost
of $345 $130 down, balance in small
monthly payments.
$345.00
' With An O. K. That Counts
1925 CHEVROLET
COACH
Car thoroughly reconditioned, with
many miles at a low cost of owner
ship; tires like new. Price
$295.00
With An 0. K. That Counts
1926 FORD
TUDOR
In best of shape; new paint, two new
tires and finish in blue duco paint.
Price
$215.00
With An 0. K. That Counts
AH cars listed above are ready to demonstrate. Just call Main 2 or Main 508 and the
salesmen listed below would be pleased to serve you.
John S. Larison Frank Appling
J.M.Choate Wallace Cass
C. J.. Caughill
Larison Chevrolet Co.
vskii rvn lot i.orTi.T at kit rut ST.
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