La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 20, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWeclnesflily;- November 20, 192!) LA-GRANDE EVEN ING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Page Three 1 V i ML Adler's for the Marvel of the ictorDRacii0: uadio Age AdIerg Are the Exclusive "Victor" Dealers for Baker, La Grande and Enterprise THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT IN RADIO HISTORY Perfect Tone Quality at Last Thousands Sing Its Praises Victor Radio Console R-32 $178 Complete With Radiotrons Victor-Radio Electrola '! ! $298-Complete With Radiotrons Sold by Us on Easy Terms I f I.I - !l,; U, i, m lor-Kudm Concede li- a rj rnn n r USIC icCo. ONE PRICE AND A SQUARE DEAL YOUR MUSIC STORE FOR MORE THAN 31 YEARS I l'ttlo Alio Saturday, n battle In . which the I'lilvi-itihy or Call to milt, eleven t'peeted lo filters vlctorU , oiih. hut unf that Is not without. : its hazards. I j With a ve will win" spirit thai 1 , ImdcH no Kno.l for the Ued antl , j While, tht conreveiice liuiliitK j Hears worked Iouk' and hard to perfect their crashlns annuls ami an Invulnerable defense. Duly this : Kami' muni 1 on ImuKvd lor Hit ; t Hear to claim I In I'.Cii 1'uclfWu ' t'oaMt conferenco championship. A j (h ti'at would ho llkf shimmlm: thoj ! dour to the crown jewels in their i fares. ; KlUhllHlnHUl' tllld excellent con j ;diliUn prevailing throushoul lli : eiillrei eleven wefe notable, feature , : Of I ho I It 'HIM' practice Si-MSlOllH. 'I'll) j j possibility was Been that il shift lit j I t In hack field would Im made tori the KanWt Sal unlay. Moose (Jar j j rlty. u Junior. whh beliiLj Krooincd to replace Itusty C.lll, husky Koph-j mori', at fullback. Tho remainder; of the haekficld found Leu Kisaii j al uunrttT, and iM Griffiths and: Iti-nny Lorn at the halves. J Tin Hears will leave in a oouplo of days fur a rest in I ho eouulryj before hurling their offeiiHlvu at-, their ancient rivals. Irolt al 1 1 : Jo Saturday nluM and' will' nrrivf in Comillls m-xl Wed iiiday evenlns. - TO IIKAI) (iOl.l CH It lllCAtlo, Nov. 2 ( A l l.fS K3 11.. A. (ioi.lo:i of the Inilhui lUH.LSvl rluh. Chlcnim, k slated to become j pj i union. lie neuos tue arnci . i he ehowen at the annual nu'dlnv, ' I 'eeember I ', and nomination Ik ctmivalcnt to election. jSlants -Af M V ( Alan J.Gould Orange Eleven Facing Strong Foe in Detroit ' 'PlH'i'o no "lunK'-i' nrod )' any. public t'onc.orn ovor. ttn old iiki of iho vi-ncnihlo Mr. Clooi'Ko Mi'rumn Ulllll. .. . . : My: Itulli, In fui'l, Iihh In-ctilno n hoHiI oIUk.mi, wlih (in InvoHtmont ti-u.st or $i5ii.iH)ii, yli'lilitif? ii niodi'Kt SI-.niHi uiuiutilly, all 1'lxiMt up ami I'l'iulv fur hhn hIioih'Vit hp 'Piim'.s , (lo ilrnw IiIk $7(1,(1011 or lnorc i'roin ' ()I!H(J(IN ' STATU COM.KCS I-!, Ilio viiiiIIm or rolonil .lurch Itup ! ('orvalUs. No', '10' Detroit unlvrl'-. lirrl antl lln YankerH. jJlly I'oolliall tram, ono of tin- Irnd-1 All the inonry derived from tho Inn in the middle tent, will ho "liytiirodnr.ln" of HiiIIi'k ralne, rrom On.tfon stale'H lnteiseetlonal op- the underwear and eiinily endormi .ponent. Saturday at Detroit In the ;:'.niM. rroiii the alliletle eiiulpllient laat Kaine ol'-llle Neason ror lloJ shavinu rrearn. Koea Into lite Oranire. Tile Delrolt TltanM under j tnlN ruml Itandled hy fhrlKly llus l)oru,l.i prenrnt il lormidahlo ; 'ali. UuIIi'h hnslnew adviser and -ieen nnien na a wins lo IIH credit. The , OrnuKenuMi with t'oaelr Paul ,1. SrhlMler at llio j There Ih not much likelihood helm have proved colorful in that Iti.ih' will h.ive nnv In irilmen w-ltli leaniHilrom ilher parlH.m,nry ivlli-ll he hIkuh a new con- j rrrr : ;-'' ... - r.. of the1 country. .tmrt for liillir-vr for anoMier term j,n hiatory, Ciiloncl iVllppcrt: !may j t ha nest year olMwo will help do- .Since SchlHHlcr cijnie to Oregon j of years. There , was no Iohk lo tl' ' readily offer to renew, the llahc'ij ; ride ihc. mattel'. ? State In 1H24 the DraiiKemen liavii Vanlieea In the Ihree-year liKroi-')l.im(,..l,.t ror another three . year i. Southern. .Mothodlnt Kavo Army played four Inniraeellonal uaini'H, ine.nl, calllim: lor a total of SL'lii,-, ,,.rnl '., 571111011 or a oac-vear a HlaahiUK linttlo iv year nno and IohIIik the Hi'Ht 10 Nehraska. wlii-joao. Unit II11II1 aiirned In Colonel Kreeiu..iit at.'an even hllier ' riit- lied NehrnHkii this year. Tho Mua niriK Ihe next rrom Mnruuotle at ; Hupperfa lin wry ofl'lco in l''idi-1 ,,, w, the Hlluallon at the close taimn tuki) on Navy and Notre Milwaukee, ,yiM., - tied a third H to rhary. I H27. lo heconie the hlilhcHt n, i.en 1., nine ihe net Hten. Damn In ' IM11 and will have an H with CarncKle Tech al Portland, 1 pnlil I'liturc In the mime, lopplnifi uil,.i.i iii, H li 11 w k e v fall lo i experienced team for these Inter i.amiiH, who ; lnonK,,.e up to the hlKh I Hons held out for liltn ' manatcer. 1 I BUY BETTER LUMBER BuiU your Kouse as firmly as you can; it will then stand like a rock. Fine lumber throughout is tlie safeguarcl of your ultimate satisfaction. An extra penny spent, for our quality lumber means dollars in enduring wortk as the years pass. Incidentally, our : prices are very reasonable. , ' : 'Lct Our Representative Check Your Costs BOWMAN-HICKS LUMBER CO. Retail Dept. Phone Main 8 STANFORD BELOW PAR, STORY SAYS Gloomy Tales Emerging PYom Palo Alto Camp r With Game Neaiing :.' STANF-'Oltl) TNIVKKSITV. Cul., Nov. I'D (AP KaolnK a difficult hutthi Saturday affutnsi the tounh, cohlVHMioc leading liejirs oT tho. WnlvtvrsUyior aliiornlH, thytiuot1 rorniidahle foi-s thoy will moot this fonlhull s'-jison, the I'ardinals of i Stanford university were - havln 'their trouhles today, ami the pros peels we're not ho briKht. i AlthouK-li several of-the (a''iin als were, not In the pink of eun- il Jt i on: most of the eleven will Nee ..service in Kutunlay'H fray. 11 was .certain, however, that. Uury' Itln tala, er.-tek halfback, would not be : in the lino-up, for .ltudy twisted his ankh; in the kuiik- last utiit Iday with Santa Clara. Thua tho I Stanford team is left with only jtwo left .half-haoHs. laid Kroiilrup and Phil Moffat.' The latter alwo UvflM considerably batteivil by, the CU;inr hofifs pr,U.'V..lHPH''v- t- lMist he can slill do sonto prat; 'tlce. ' It Is admitted that t ho K'neral condition of lint team, physically, Is not up to Maiidanl. The troublo Is not much with new injuries as with old troubles that have kept nu n out of play ' t hrouKhont' ,,tlio neasoii. However, Coach Warner is proceeding as bosl lie can.' hnd rcRtilur practice HenshiiH nrt? behiff held dally. The team will move oul for a nearby country club )! day nftfht. ... , i t iti;.its m svi ... IW'MtlCKTJ'IV, Cal., Nov. L'd (A:D j Conch Nibs i'riee ami - hia busy i Hears w-re. fit w.prk. tO.'Uvy pnjiVir- hifj a parcel of Hrrlef to hand tohe I Stanford Ciu-dlnals In the bowl at mid took a Mensatlonal lo i:uven Commissioner ,decltlon over New Voi'k university Lr(. is $(iri,()ito. iasi year. At least three ail-Afm The Yankees won Iwo world's nx, yoiu. H. would bo Hit. IokIciiI erienns nave piaye.t against. in- , champlonshlpH ami Ilul h set a new , tmiV(4 ,0 iMtall Until at the helm. Iffon State in IheHu sanies inchidltiR I0me run record of (HI following . . ,1-ioward llarpster, (luarterback, 1 1 he slirnlnic of this contract. In land Hash Voder, tackle, of Car- spite of illness, tho Hnbe emtio neRitf Tech, and Ken stronn-, hair- jbck to lead all the circuit clout back, of the N. Y. lr. Vloleth, -(.K -or iAnother looms in Moyd hi'iikII, The lluhc. although no doubt. truit - hallbtick and t'onslHleiit ; HjOW,lJ ,aM lost little If nay of KrouiHl Kiilnor. j: ihtN batting. ivc Ills value to the Jtivallnir 'llrycii Nosier. . ()ieiron ! State's midget 1 poiimi nuarter 1 for ho has always been a Htlmti ! buck, will h Lester Vachon. Ml ilathiK InflueiA-e to tho other play pound HiKiiiil' dmrker for ; pet roil. ! ers. Whether or not Huth's all iNoMler sliowed conNideraiilc 'speed , H round ability itnd baschall Hinart j in rolurnlni? p:;nts. tills year ea- iiohh Is sonic day, capitalized by 'pecially against Soiitln-rh Cailfor- making him manager of the Yam Miia. while reports froin IVIrolt Inlkees. it is certain he holds a rixod ! dlcate that Vaciion Ih llkwtst. iaiid vital place In the club's Hcheuio ! fast, KainhifT Miii' M'Od, tovvt; his of tliliiR's. ? 'heavier opponents as fh-st team! l-'or thi-sp reasoiiM. as well ' as field Konerni. . j JuihVj. reccnl lor the past throe i : The OrariKenhMi wilt leave ' He-'vAirrs al the hljrhest salary In hase- Kroiu the way Hh toanm have ! been developliiH. . tho Southwestern J conference, composed .chiefly or , iTexas colleKt'S. will take rank wllh iany Kronp before inany sciiKonpi Jhavc elapsed, If in fact, they are !nni hi. t.x i li.ve ii I'enilV. A lYiinkees Is not nlono in his hitting:, i - ... .... i ,.,,.,1., ,i,.ini- oxpecla- sectional auiurn, , Mine.e uiri- mm as pilot 'only one t'oular. Captain .Choc) Sanders at Riiaru. i The tTntverslty or Texaa, confer ence champlonB in 1!i2H, havo ur ranired to play lltirvard tit. Cam brldne In October, HUH. Tlui;e the inomory still Ih somewhat vivid of tho nmnner In which that oele hrali'd Texan, Ho'V AlcMUIart. rah ; wild nRulnm the Crlnifion 3 while lead I n k the J'ruylntr ColonblH ol t'entro coUcku, . ,: f Ually KxpresH Hervlcy . . . " . JletweCMi . '.' Portland & Boise , Jlonded Insured Carrier Portlanil-ltotse Auto Fi'elRht, Inc. , Frank Harris, l.oenl Mngi'. Main (ill!) J Bl 5 Wash. Ave: ENROLL NOW DAY AND EVENING . CLASSES La Grande Business. College i IVeWelcomeyQU toPortl.nd.20O comfotfmbl coqmi. . tch with hdl. .on.ble ! Convnlent down-uwn loc.Hon. , 92 HOTELj CONGRESS PORTLAND, 6RF0OH in the stands its 1 y: -t. in a ciqarette its TASTE CRISP autumn air, the thrilling tenseness of the kick-off,' the roar of cheers, the hard-fought battle anil al ways at hand, the dependable good taste of Chesterfield. ' u We think we may fairly "claim for Chesterfield the most steadfast army of smokers any cigarette ever had and for the soundest of reasons: unvarying tobacco quality, mildness balanced with character, an "extra something" of aroma and good taste - "TASTE above everything" ie SUCH POPULARITY MUST BE DESERVED 11 H MILD, yes . . . and yet THEY SATISFY r 1 9:9. Licciti & Myuu Tobacco Co.