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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Tuesday, Novoinlicr 12, l!)2'J
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These Smart Coats
of Broadcloth
ARE THE MOST STYLISH GARMENTS FOR
Read the fashion news from the style centers no
tice the best dressed women on the street jrou'll see
a decided preference for furred coats of brown and
black broadcloth. .
And here they are a new shipment of black coats
especially stunning-. Excellent fur smartly cut lines
flares and straight models. Unusually good look
ing and good quality are these lovely coats at these
special prices ' . '
$20-50 ,$.
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The New Bags
Hiiulsome tooled leath
ers in the very newest,
shapes and designs with
good mountings
$7 to $12
Gloves '
All the new glove color
ings, light weight, pne
clasp or pnll-on models
$2.95 to $4.50
.50
New Black Hats
Felts, soleils, velvets and
combinations of' mate
rials, close fitting styles,
off the lace and turlmns.
$3.95 to $12
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La Grande's Own Store
ALLEN. 1NGERS0L
BOUT ENDS EVEN
Cliff Hottinger Given Nod
Over Kid Alabama
Worden Wins Decision
IW'lmtr AlU'ii of a Jr;tniii' mid
fl(lr; Jtwrrxnl nf Asdirtti r.-imht
n 10-i'omnl ilrnw tn n cnloilrxw
tniiln mciU lirrn Int night ot
1 1 rt 1 1 . In thn imnurtl AtmlHttrff iinv
bnxlni; curd. Allen nntl Inmrfol
.have met, wivrral IIiiwh mul tot li
wci'h no well vrr-Hvd In to ox-
1 IH'Ot thai (ho flKht it ll fnr -pliurt f
jwpr.ctnti.n.' fint IrlpntlohH.
! NVUIut flfehtor wan In nnirh
. tliuuror at any tlmo, alihouu-h a few
"illil MniiHhfM lamlrtl, nnd the ma
jority of the tlnic founil thrm
either hnxliiK or In a illm-h. Thu
'Lift round fotintl lioth lyH, how
; I'Vt'i', t - I n to if over a hnufkoni
1 imnrh, wlih neither HnooM'iHn. In
ciniin rPNpirtH thlM wiih thn hi"t
mtinil of (ho flfrhl.
Allen l:oiw X MtilHi
IrtKi-rsol piled tip an mrly loart,
.hut in lalrr roundH A Urn rumo
hack to 1ako thn Atfirlan'H udvun-
Trojans Start ,
; East For Game
With Irish Team
I.fS AXCJKMCK. Nov. 12 ( f)--
The -Hnnther;i A tvf(nmin 'iVojiin,
HS r t lnm, afnfiifiniilfl hy Fix i
I'uncheM, two Aovtotn, unU n hevy
nf flinty will cm i ii In nt nix u'i'ImcU
this vffifnfe 11' Chliauo whoi".
next Kitiinlny, they will tnK.tKf
Kntiti Ituoknr'H IHh I'rom Notns'
Iann In uno or tin- t atftiiniU ! !
TtfOtltalt clrrw-lcH of (.lie cm r nt
Mill, tih ft purtlnK Rift, u innkc-!
hi.HfVf Notre limn? Icani. rom
jinncrt of m'in1.fiK of thu Trojiin;
Hfi'oiul Mini cl, II him) hy ihyi-f finiiT .
Southern t 'iilffnrnhi nthlotfM, jfji'vc
It' H'nrU Joriim' hoys Hnnn'thinv t'
thtrik nhout luil i 'iln two day;
and lhre nlU h nf thctr joiirnt y j
to the- WJinly Cti. Thin H'rtin y'M
tnnluy, iiniiiK Notrf Jiarne iluyn,
rnorwl rhroe louchdownH in rapid
tMirefPHlon over On valiant "iiik of j
Trey unit thei npp:mnt oum with
Thlcli theydia It euitfced Coach i
juni-n io i"p inn KquiKl l 7)iactt(-i'
for an e-xtrn lionr. .
Di'ftpllw Injuries to Don Moh
and Johh Hill, liryt 'HLrhiit tuIIIku'Ick,
Jovph annOiinccd ilnit both men
. will accompany the team and will
. In wll iirohahillty1 h( aldn to May
Ha l unlay. Mm Ik taking Kvcn'ii
1 lirown, howf-v.(r, Jun In rase Mos-h
and Hill n'Hd wild. "Hooky"
i Kt'iirji, who hrokt' hlH ug In last
Haturdiiy'H unma Vlth Nevada,
; mtit Tt'truiln hMiItid, imd foiih:
; ronffrn It rlt for Harry IM' li.ii.
! who has been Hiifferlriff with an
. attack bt tho fin, althoiifrti .loni-H
mild hn would )( aide to arooin
! puny tho team, 1
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. AtiSTnilUAY'S ORID fcrOKKS
(V)llojro GnnifH - .
Vlllainette fi2. UnfrHd 0:
Mt. I,ouIm T'. 0, Oklnhonia Aw-
Kh; 0.'; -''!;
liripham Tdu'njf "' '26, Colorado
TejtrherH 13.
Montana Ktato 13, Wyomln(? 0.
Ht. Mary's Krosh 0, Santa Clara
Kronh t! (tie); ;
IVHIinm and rar 19, Tlrulnnko
eolletfo rt.
Kluli ;.S4lionl iniiie
WaHhinntnn hljrh -8, (,'ommereo
Wlih 0 t Portland).
Krairl 10, Klamath Falls C.
)-:urerm fi, Salem 0.
J,a Onmde 7, 1'endleton 0.
Afhland 19. Bedford 7.
'ihe ImIIph 3a. Hood "Klver n.
Tillamonk 3tt, MUlshoro 0.! '
Gajiie Saturday.
Ends Northwest
Oregon Season-
t N'lVlMtSITY Ol" Oltl-XJON'.
bTuttmo, Nov. -12 (Spoolal) The
Oifuon foothntt ti am Ik ra'pl.-lly
iippi.uchinK the peak of Htt pn-p-unttoiy
drive ror flie Kront hnniH
roiMinir battle nl.li flrctfon "Stnte;
here next H-iturday. Tho Kme Is
the ouiKtnndimr I tit of the jenrifnr,
huth fi'lujiilw, and In Male wide in
atlraetiuii.
With th,. On koii Ktul tf.'une llu- j
Wi-hfootH will nd tlnir eon-!
rtrcneo season, A vietory will'
Vivn tho Oregon in ns ft .ra tins' hl-th-;
f l han any enjnyed within the Injt ,
few yenrr. Tin- football year, how- i
evt-r. will not be eloped axain.Hi thol
AtfKiei. for Onoii brains it Ions!
pdKt KeaHOii f'lIedu(' whEeli will
hist Into )t-eemh-r. I'-oltowIiiK 'he
OnK'n Ktato Kmo the Vbf.;ntK
play i la ttuli In I'urlland, N'nvein
her 2H ; Ki. '.Iary' at Sa: l-Vaneis- !
ej. Nnviiilit-r 2, and KhirMa at :
Miami, DreiHubi r 7.
HiiK prepariilionM lnu been J
inadf to welcome Oregon alumni j
huek o the eainpiiH next wttt'k,
'J hn (MiKtomary rally will ha -h"'!d '
l-rhlay nik'ht will thp. t laming "O" :
on SkinnM'a Hutte as the Katlurinjf
poiiU of activity. The football
train will bo removed from the
city to. pseaprt the ffonernl exelte-m-:it
which preccdi-H a, pa me. with
i.ho Heavei-H.
Dempsey's Charity
Is Not For Dogs
CHiCAHO. Nov. 12 (AH Jnrk
' hi'iiipscy Hllll han a heart, hut It
for children, not dot?.
The former world'.- heavyweight
ehiMnii.ni ref-'wil today to allow
Ui.-t name be conner-t 'd with ft
charity boin rhow lei raiHe funds
' for the tirphaiiH of the Htorm, a
home for fra'tidlesH dotrs HporiMoretl
by Men. Krederlek Mel.aiiKhlln, the
, former,. irere Castle.
Then- are too many needy
kidf," vas hh- only comment...
j fi A Iv M II - Thirty-rive linker
IniKinesrf nton have returned from
ft urns, Where they -were entertain
ed on a Koodwlll tour.
. SAl-KM Tho Western Hoard
I'roduetM eutupany. nrKanl')-d liere j
recently With a eapluU stock of
$1 ftu.nOO, .announced CHiahlinhment
of a plant Hi Salem to cost 1(76, 0(iu,
pmmd Caddo Indian hairhuck who1 CI. Taklnif tin- klekoff riv.. y!,ril,
h credited with u 105-yu.d run for f ' "r J1". f
... i (sped down the field behind iiei-f,.,..
i..m l.,lo,i ih.; ,.,,,,.,,. fl. lolll.iow '
hell In lliiMH will imi'l Iho Kllkh- ; .
vlll -. Mo., nm.-l.wi. h a.-.,nly I TI." -.oloff ul Indian loan,, whl.-h
In t .oir ua.no In l.on.o u-rrt- I P-"'' -""n on n,,,
.r - b..fon. WthK . to Imlll- J'n"""
Wi-llor niiulf Ills Ioiik inn ..KnliiBi ; Wlllii.m ir. (l.oiif S'n.) lum,,
V..kIm.i.i In u nlKlil Baliio In (linu-. par. In.lln liln.m-ir, In cont-hlni; ll,
ha. whl.h ihn ln.liai.N won. ! In loan. In. Hn- 1'lim y.-nr.
-DEUCTOUS-
HEALTHFUL-
ntrnt jiiniv
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Awarded Hold Alednla nnrl
y iiifti rntc, jnuia unu Ley ion,
' us Finest Tea tirou n. , '
LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD
Haskell Indians
To Play Teachers
KANSA8 (MTV. Nov. 12 (AI'I u.
.Hj.luJli.-.l l.y l.niis W. acr, Mil.
KENTUCKY MAY
PLAY GAME ON
COAST DEC. 25
I.KXl.NCiTON, Ky., Nov. 12 (A1-)
S. A. Holes, athletic director, an
nounced today thaL the University
Of Kentucky football ' team haft
been jnvJted to piny a I'acifjy cyn.st
Kiwiirt on 'Uc'ecnihei i25.' ' nie invl
tatior; ' (:tn re'olVed Sunday from
St. Mary' college, Oaklund, t'al..
which hfld t'alifr.rnlii to, a score
less tie this season, .
The athletic, authorities do not
conteniplato accepting tho Invita
tion, however, unless the Wildcats,
put ort. of the Southern conference
race Saturday by Alabama, should i
defeat both Virginia Mif'tary Insti
tute and TenneHf.ep in romalnlns
Karnes. Kven in that -f-vent per
mission would have to he obtained
from Southern conference "officials,
mid there was said to be doubt
i hut it would he granted.'
ft e.n &
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and find out how little extra a
hardwood floor actually costs?
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TURKISH &;lkQ1 E Tylc
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It's just too bad
if any smoker because of mis
information denies himself or
herself the pleasure of Camkls.
EHP
Now!
SILK FROCKS
New Styles New Colors
$4.95
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tiiye away and evin up the omtnl.
1 In the seml-rinal nix-round went
j Cliff llottinncr nf T.os Angles, snb-
Ht It nt I hi? for Westnver of Vernonln.
j won a flee in Ion over Kid Alabama
of li rinin.le. The Klfl had a lead
1 In the first three rounds, opeotntors
believed, but weakened In the litter
' frames.
! In tho second preliminary Ketor
jWorden of J Ornndo von o rleri-
jHlon over Kid tmlun of AValla Walla
by taklnu the last two rounds. The
first round was slow, but tho flpht
ers bei;un mKInK It morft In thr
j lit tt of tho buttle, with both trp-
! plnj; some hard clouts.
i Ktveh Walker Utst to Olen Tord
In tho first round of tho first match
on n teehnlcnl knockout. Vorrt
i outchtwed his opponent front ttir
Htftrt, dropping him to the floor for
an idjMit or nln count shortly he.
for thn referee Ktopprd tho tlhx
to wivo Wnlkor from further pun.
fshmcnt.
A fulr-UPd croh'd wan In at
tendance. O. l H-'otl rfvid tho
last two bouts nnd Tfiil Prckrr
prr?tidetl ih thn prvllmlnnrle. Ctr
It elm announced th5 fights and
I'Olln Chief CUnt Itaynes served
h:i timer.
New smokers are not always in a position to have a real preference in ciga
rettes. But when they acquaint themselves with Camels they develop that
sense of discrimination that leads to real smoking pleasure. Camels are made so
carefully and of so good a blend of choicest cigarette tobaccos that even those
with inexperienced smoking taste quickly recognize their superiority. They
are for those who appreciate the taste of choice tobaccos, the fragrance of a
perfect blend and the soothing mellowness of a really satisfying cigarette,
when they learn the difference
they flock to
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