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

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE. Friday, November 22, 1929 "DULCY" November 26 th A Home Talen t Play for the benefit of , Tlie Hoy Scouts of America HILL'S .A lome-Owned Store Your Piny Your Store . Don't Forget HILL'S M'EWAN RESIGNS AS GRID MENTOR Universityof Oregon Coach Announces Action Late Last Evening. i:i't:i:Ni:, Or.. Nov. 2; .U"- Offli'lnlN f tho Tiiivorflty of lire- amplify hie ntix lenient, which taU towns ' 'With renvoi it h(tH bpcorno nwfKctiiy for Jiie to Rnnouncic ,ihut ipnn th t'xplrntlon of my prrsiMil ronitnt'l hi foot (mil ioath at Iho I'ntvcrsliy or firenon my htvIcob hft'D will It ooiuplwi'!." It tiinoi h ure curn'-iil .n ri h in. verity cnin !'. liowrvr, that itiff'i-jnrf- hud- urtet'ii lnHwocn .McKwati ulitl the ltd minUt rutin... It wan Kiltl lhai MrKwun ih nifiinl- it a now limit raot ItmnedlalHy j licdule for tomorrow 1 STANFORD READY TO TACKLE BEAR California is Slight Favor ite Southern Cali fornia i'iays Idaho. HAM l-'KANt'lrifO, Nov. 22 (Al' In u k'iih" ovf pOiaitowiiiK all oiIht Kritllron ronl. of tlm Wi'Hi, u ml on a par with any hut t In In tli nation In lh iiinimr of inlot-, initrnM rivalry and tfrMiron iown; louihal) clv'nH of Cjitlfor. nhs and Hi an ford will nnt in I'ftlo Alio t.iiiioiron' In tliH traditional In addition to iL,. tradition lli.it ur-rampunlt'H tin- Harw. however, tmoi rovv'ri lmtll: will lu- virtiuilly Iht dt-cidliK far i or In I ho I'aolfic ronxl rorifirii( racts for MUpmn uvy. Tim rallforidn Hir nn an yiH Hriil f-alf'd, and u win tomor row will ?ive iht-fii tho loop tltl. Stanford in out of tin- running for the crown. Should California ho t)datFd, tao ill ! would ko lo the Hcuili.'rn California 'itoJaiin In event tin iuttt-r an mierf-twrnl In thlr two rn. nlnlnK oonfr-n'0 hattleif. Itoartf SIlKht J'avnrUo Tho rirnM.'hri-aiisi1 oflhelr Krfat MfadltifW, and all round powerful Uani, Imvn hren, InHlulloU nlik'ht favor I if- to tali ft thn ntonmirt" of !h-Ir J'alo Alto rival. It I tho lri time Jnct 1923. howovor, that they huvf. tvitr'd the hl' khh favored Id u In. Approximately SMon will-wit-nff tin h.uile of i hi two hitter Kiidiron chin. One. other conference, (farm H hut ncu- Big Ten To See 'Oregon, Hawaii ; Many Big Games ! Battle On Grid This Saturday Field Saturday; to ab'y phur the jrnp. however. Moth tin-son' and Hawaii wor to tan itn'"Hi(.li hrh'f wurl.tm to day then ri until the Martin cun. ll!w:o. Nov. (AD Mii: Trn roothall fanx one of It mo rouri.AMi. (Mi'.. nv. :s (W) miiuhI of foothall player rwiihatlonul nmloiiM tomorrow Mithj wa pn-parod In dort H Kuctiic ihri' iruM-ltpairiif. KamH and two rontyt Invfilvlnir tanm from intt fldi the ionfr'mp, I'linluc, rated In Hoptrnihor n Jt a M' O wnrKod fh-i dope and won lt iirnt Hi TVn title, and wilt clow lis wtaxon iitfulnst lla rival. Indiana, tomorrow at hltiOinlnKion. Indiana, dr-feaU;d hy C'ol-ato. 4'hiruK" anil AlinneMiia and lied lv Ohio Hate, hardly rftnktt as -uw" to Hie joh of trippiiK the rhuin plonMhlP I'urdm; eln, hut ufter laxt wtM'k' iipK triumph i r North wtwiern, my y havf c:iouh iiumih t" mak on' Fi'iate.h nn the ItollennaUor eUuo. t-tronhold lrday Tor a journey iCfitlntily whort ifiiupaivil to that ; ut it:: Ki-idtion fur- In loinfuTOtt'K K'iih le ut Multnomah Mtudiutu hep'. ; Hi.- I nivernity of Hawaii. ; . Whlto the dUtant-e hotweon Ku j K'-ne anil this elty in nliwhily inoro than !--' mih'H tho iuii-raiillc i Kiidderf tiair?e( jSfiii nilies of I oreati and land lo meet tho W'oii- ! .'h Vdifeet regard the mine an (flie nf the most evej-p tl of tin , pn-jiiu h-tM(ii and will firflil to re : lain a reeord i nnly no tt fi-.tt i trfs year. The lda:nli-n. mi the ! otter hand. nr. out to re-m;t a I ti lo defeat at the handH ot th while the udiulnintnttlon preferred " (.on performanrej inilipati It will mn the Niason in the .Ninth uest without its outtandi:iK per. I.., trier, John K i;.mMler, the ."fly ItiK I'utehman." Kliztnlller was injured laHl Saturday lu tin annual homeeoinliiK Kame heiwoon the Shfeet and tireOn Stale rollee at KuKene. Joh:iny l.ondahl. KHniiller'H ninlerstudy. In eKpeeled K'ui ti.dny wit oxperted to tako l0 at,frr uotioa. j xtremtly on-ided. The Idaho anion on tho re.viKimtion of Tap-: M(.Kw'11 present rontnict ends I Vandaln travel to l AneeH to tain John J. McKwan. head foot. .( 0 f,mtllIlli ,. ! meet the Southern falifornlans, halt roneh of the liiKtltution. it I and lh Kame fthould ho an eay I i Miltnh In t lino makm a little ( Trojitn vMory. -Two coant ronferenee teams will .. v,i t. Hi.!- won.l tomorroiv. the rcmulndir will s , ,,, COui.liy. mid In , . mf-et non-conicrom'p im.i'...iv..'p thn I'ui-lflr slope. Tli. I'lilvprally an., iifiifi.! tier., thnt tlio iviK vvoi.l.l I... lini.i'ltll'.l. i ' .M. Kiviui -iulrml Ills rmlBna- 1 mony fur the tlootor. lion lu unlvfislly vIMclal lni illKllt ilfti-r uilvlainff 'I'ho A.oclutv.l I'wi in. ti ni'Hl.iii.i.rn ht'ro 4r IiIh litMi.'j rt .ivllun. Hf rrfi'ncl to jliui thi- m xl. uilo.m.l.il.i wlll;'-oU''ie In l only ulht r K:.mo liivolvinir j or. KOnlan 1111 ;iwiui:ui l.'rrnor imntirmnl i.nxltlon In oonffn-nn-! ut New Y.'ur'j. tiny. ntiin.ll-ii.-K lll l. nl.iy. I J.l oliuii-1 clrcsiin will play lis final lnm. II.. vihirc Ohio Xlu'.i' nml llli-i i.-iit noli, c iil for kpcoimI Mini'.', will mpl. Kiirh t.-ani htm two vlrlor-r-r. onn .lefoat and a II.'. Al Ann Arbor. Iowa will lnaki Itn Inm mitml of thf season aKalnsl MlplilKim's Imiiroved Volvfrint-s. WJwnnMn Hint Minnesota will ilKl.l. out their amient rivalry lit .Minnesota with nothlrm at sn.Ue fM-i-lit the nsllll of tin- name Itself. Nolro liunio in I'luy Thc hiff allraeUou of the tlay will he al Uvuliston l her.. Norlh western takes on Noire lianie's Kieol eleven. Th Wildcats have nut heaten a Hoekne team In ree. nt season.-, but always liavo inanaKe.l tc Hive the Itaml.lers plenty of trouble. They hope to lie rhe team that spoils Not n liame-s perfect record. A capacity crowd of un.nai' ulll witness the slriiKifloi .xinKK 'hid at ITiieairn will pro vide the Interscrllnnal Kame of II. e seheitille when Chirac. meets the I nlverslty of .WashlliKton. eleven. TI... Huskies have One of the lilK- ALBIE BOOTH i WILL PLAY IN GRID CLASSIC XKW YllltK. Nov. 22 (.M') Marvin A. Hievens, head couch of Yale, has announced thai Albi' llooth, huekflcld star, who has had a l 'hurley huie. will start acalnsl llarvnr.l tomorrow. Hooth never yet has llfc-un-d In u Martini; line up, always hcln a reservist ready for qulek aell.in In a crisis. Kyery one of the Harvard 31 varsity . players has ben pro nounced physically fit. Tho Kiune in tho Harvard sta dium t orrow is of major inter est in the last, but there are n.h-r ancient rivalries. ltiicknell comes to New York lo play Kordhnm nl the Polo Krouinls. New York university Intends lo Kiv.i .some of llr. second sirinir a chance it. lis unine against Itutlters at the Yankeo stadium. Lehish Jiwalts Invasion by l-i-fayelle. which is favor.'.! lo win itn eleventh stralKht In this series datinK back to tho early elKhlles. The K.imes of Hl-own, IhC Army arid the Navy uifainst New llainp- shlre. niiio Wi'sleynn and West Vlrulnla Wesleynn respectively are expeited ineiely ii. furnish the laiK. r trio with tharp practice- for barter enBaScmenl" nejil week. Helpful au:oniol.llo hl.lt: Til'' ..lotor slio'iM be well-l.illi'i-aKil. nut keep the liii'.er .by. secretory of state, lies'.' Is ex-offl-i-Jc- hed of Ihe slate trulllc depar' liienr. ' ; " A. sTirrly of trorrie regulation Ihiouirhout the I nlt-d Hlates will be made by ill coniinltlo-. iIosk is aim"iiinti:i KALK.M. tire.. Nov. 20 (Al") A letter from It. I'. I ,i in out . secretary ii,' commerce In the cabinet of I'r. sideiit Hoover. Informs Ke.-re-tarv of Slate IK'HK "f 111,1 UPPulUt ...ent n:i Ihe natluual cnillinilUe on uniform' truffle regulation. AS I lolly ICxpress Servico ihdween Portland & Boise lie nde.l Insured farrier ' INirlluml-lloisit Atlltl , I'ridKlit, liu'. I'nink Harris. Local Mncr. Main I! 99 ISIS Wash. Avo. iMBjamniiiii mtrimrnimMm I'liii tm East Oregon Fast Freight, Inc. Over Night Express Service at Freight Rates Insured Carrier . , Auto Freight Terminal 'Phone Main G73 H13 Jefferson Ave. laiiiMiiiBsssissiiifisaaiiH n B w n It - - P Shoot! SUN. NOV. 24 Lrone Tree Trap Grounds Lunch on Grounds Starts 9:30 Auspices La Grande Gun Club Rifle and Trap Targets thoir last two battles, fotlirht Stan rA... ,.H ..:1lifo.'ola to thp limit. WsshlnKton Huskies, who hav.il . . , ny o:1P loucbdown not won a conference game litis lllIirKill;. rhicauo, noted in the year, will Imltlo the Inlverslty of, for its llue-cruiichiuK attacks. will depend on a wine ocn '" I'hicaKo on the latter's home field, anil Ihe Oregon Unite eleven, also low In conference standings, take on the I nlverslty of Iietroit, al letrolt. Wushlntfton S.alo college nieetfl the powerful (iomuiKu. Bulldogs Spokane, un.l the I nlverslty tiregun s'liiu.l will he host to a -leam representlnK the rnlvcrslty of Hawaii In a game scheduled to be played la Torlland. The tlher conference trams ur. Idle. the bid to add a victory over n :.., Invton to Its triumph lit lTinecto:!. In inlersection.il competition. B b B M B B ...RESOLVED ... A Radio For Christmas A M JSL. W W s - - ----- ONE WEEK OFFER FEATURING v S Atwater Kent, Edison and Majestic Radios on Special Low Terms of NIGHT FIGHTS No More Games For Rockne This Year I sot-in hi:nii, Ind.. Nov. 22 : (AI') Knule Itockne probably has seen his last IMS Noire lian.o football tenia In formal compell ' lion for Ihe last lime.-' The Infection in llnrknu's right le.-.-which forced blm almost out ' ol action eight weeks ago, hasi made It,: way Into the left leg. and j his physician. 1 lr. ItObert I Hen, I senlch. has ordered coinpleto rest, even though the team must face Noilhwvsiern ui Kvanston svuur day nnd Army In New York, a week hence, ! l.. Mensenlch hastened to odd thai' ' Uockne's condition Is no caus of real alarm, hut said re covery would bo long delayed mi ll ss the coach gets absolute rest from now on. , . Ity Till' A"uvlliHll IT-Cis I Milwaukee, Wis. Mammy Man- j dull. I'.ockford. 111., knocked out . Joe Azzerlllu, Milwaukee, non tltle (2): Johnny Ityan. fu.lahy, Wis., outpointed l-Vrnan.lea tioa- I il.les. McNico. IS). St. l.otlls K.ldbi Anderson. C.-is- nn', Wyo.. mid Uny Klser. Tulsa, Okln., (HI): newspapers disagree- lug in linoflli'ii.l decisions some calling it a draw mid olhers giv lag Kiser a decision. Johnny Kals- er. ' St. Louis, outpointed lel" Xiviu rillsHuCKli. 1 1"- .Jlleyer. til-ace. l'hlladelplila. ompoinle.1 Kildie Maker. iTilrago. (I"). l'alerson. N. J. Willie 1-anlorte, Newark, stopped I'rlsco tiran.le. hlllpplne Islunds. 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