La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 02, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

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    LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Monday, December 2, 1U29
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A Treasure Land of Gifts
Await Your Selection
Gilts fiii' every member of the family and
alluo reasonably prided. Every good gift
imaginable ami in infinite variety You will
save yonrsell much weariness, hours of. time,
and a lot of money by .shopping; in this great
U'eaRurelnnd of gifts. ,
; HILL'S
- La Grande's Own Store
FIVE TEAMS HAVE
PERFECT RECORDS
I Notre Dame, Pittsburgh,
i '. Purdue.,, Tiijane, Utah
Y " tead' the Nation.
Ity A I it.' i (iniilri
( AfutOflla-ttjil.J't'J'JiH HpoiiH Kill tor.)
NBW YOISK, Her. AP)The
rout hull frenzy in over for l!iit) ex
cept for a few romnlhlim' Hour
liiheK Ih tlin Hoiith and far wch),
ht- the picture or a oaniiaiKn of.
spark II nc individual achlevenieiilM
h still vivid and Hie tit-;umeiit over
ehatnplonshlpH claims yet ' Is rar
rrom Helth'd. i , .
The season Hint yii,H .lirouuhl to
an arctic ('limy.x Halut'iluy ihy, Nairn
Dame'H ninth ,irhjMWf m k?ar
:J' fljjlj".'. oi;-Uie Kallant Army
' m, wus in 'ttuiny ri'spci-ls th
in o.st rcnmt-kuhh in ()ietlilstory of
tin' ift'tMit American colleK'i spoi-t.
' The tumult hiid the roar I'ruin
early Oi toher li the last day of
November waH-.ihilirtutiteil by tlm
famoiiK ('arneifte report on com
mercialism, hy'iLslmindliu, Itntlvltl
u;i pei-rctriiiiii'os' and loiijr - rim
thrills despite' the new fumble rule.
Don't
put
your eggs in one
basket or in one omelet
You can control the cooking
trnii consistency u( yi.ur oinclrt
when yon make it small. Hills
Ilrov cuntrol the I'av.ir of their
line hlcnitnf cntTi-c ot'cattse they
I'oast only a few pounds at a
time never in hulk. This con
tinuous process Controlled
Koasting creates a llavor no
other coffee lias.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
fViA from Iht tir
iml vacuum pjtk,
haiitv optntd wiih
the hey,
O 1919
Ually KxpicMt .Si'i'vleo
lhtt Wt'ell
Portland fe Boise
Ibinded Injured farrlrr
I'milniuMtolMt Auto
rivltrhi, Inc.
Frank Harris, Local Mnur.
Main 6!)n nir Wash. Ave.
STEVENS'VAN
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Stationery
CHRISTMAS GIFT I50XKS
Lined Envelopes
49c and 98c
hy reroi'd-SitiOKhlnK' crowds, by an
unprecedented epidemic of so
called "breaks" In thu hi Kamrs
and by I he di velopmeiit or an mi
usual iMinla'r of hlH-h-clnss tenms,
. Much llranm
l"or sheir drama, Vale and Noli'o
Dame lopped, thn list miller cir
cumstanceH of tho mosi Dxirnordl
nary variety. Trampled by (leorla
early In October, Old Kiln came
liack to whip Hrown, Army and
Hartliioulh on Huccesslve Saturdays
with Ahn Hoolh ciittlnK: oiipeiH
across Ihe hlslnrle turf of the Yule
howl such lis iio one at New Haven
had seen In a blue moon. On sii -cefislvn
KatuWlnys, Itonlh onlplaycd
two of Hid Kunie'rt Krealesl Htars,
lied Cafrln nf the Aflny and Al
AlalHti'is of DaHmnuth, to become
the mosi talked and written abo-it
ball carrier slhre Med (lninie, t-VOii
ihoiiKh the "mlffhty atom'1 went
Inbi HoimdhlnK of an aelipse aKaliiKl
I'rlnceton 'Huif, ,
Knnie ftockue, mt a sick bed
most of the season as the result of
an Directed K, furnlHhed the in
spfralion tor one or Notre lianie's
Ki'eatenl teams, Ihe first uiibenteti ,
Irish army since the famous Kourj
Hoi-Hcimm illsinoiinled ln.l:il!4. In
next ' lo their last tonne the star ,
center, Tim, Moynlhan, broke his
let;, but the teuni kept pn wlnniiiR,
even tlioiiKh It tool; a "break" and
a I no-yard dash by Ihe rastesl man
on the teatn, .lack Klder, to beat
Hie Army. Notn' Dame was amonw
the five major tenms I hut Mulshed '
their seasons iinbeuteii and untied, j
IMinluo AVIiim
Purdue's mlKhty ltollertnnkerA i
made it (Wo Votes for thn slate of;
Indiana. I'ltlsbutrti In the east.
Tulahe In the Kbuth and I'tah In
ihe Itocky Mo-.intaln r.one com
plcted the lltf rlvin Of tlilrt fcroiip,,
biiKed upon tho caliber of opposi
tion and performance over the
whole con rse or. the campaign,
Noire Dame. IMtlsbuiKh and rni
due cNtahllshett Ihe slron-esl
claims to national championship
honor. "Nil one uf Ihls'trlo could
liosKlbly he picked nut for the main
award, however, without Hie loud
eht hind of a roar from the others.
. Three, olhers In the major flight
-Tennessee, Teas Christian and
SI. Mary's of California showed
only a single tie to mar otherwise
perfect records, I ntll their lab-si
names. TenneHHco aiul Texas Chris
tian were up In the very top rittfht,
hut ihe Volunteers were tied hy
Quick Relief for
Coughing Spells
Cantons Prescription Slops Them
AlinnM liLHiantl
Tilt' plienopli Hill MlCCe of tl
dicior's lamourt prescription called
I hoxine Is due to Its double action.
It Immediately soothes the Irrita
tion and rocs direct to Ihe Internal
a use not reached by patent medi
Much and couk'h syraps. The very
first swallow usually slops even the
most obstinate coiikIi,
Thoxlnc con la ins no harmful
drujfs. is pleasant lasllhff nod saTe
for the whole family. Sold on tt
money-hack iruaranlce to Klve Im-i-ler
and ipilcker relief for coukIis or
sore throat than nuythiiiK yU have
ever tried. - Ask for Thoxlne, put
up ready Tor use In Hfi Cue ami
II pottles. Sold by Ited Cross Drur
Stoic. .dv.
EKGELEN COl
Kentucky on Thankwjlvlnff day and
ill- riiilHildiiM held to ii 7-7 dend
loi k by HouHicrn Methodist. Hatur
iluy. Hi. .Mm-y'H was tied early iii
tilt- Heason )iy Calll'omla, I'lM came
nlrniK Uflerwnrd In tiling up the
in o,s t consistent 1'i'i'OrrI of any leant
mi Hie ':if-iric const, while the 'bi
Mine," St nil Cord, b'oilhern ('ullior
irla mifl California, rut each oilier
flown,
.Indued by I Jim fircimth of lhe(r
finlHh. Andy Ki'it'h powerful Col
Kale machine ranked with the best j
jili lit country, despite an early "
! tober Hclharlt nl I )c hands or Win- I
' consln. The .Maroon JiiKK'-rnani '
HtllaMheil f 'n lull) Ida, Syracuse iitl'l i
! Kl'oWU, three strolitf teams, otl Kite- I
j rcsslve Kiliii'ilayH hy I lie aKi'Kale .
. mar-Kin of Kti lo a, with an exhlhl
I linn nf power unsurpassed hy PIUn-
hiii-Kh or tiny other hbh-Meorintr
outfit.
i tJeOl-.'t T'-eh. lifter iWO J'elll'H III
i the lop In tin Southern conference, i
i tumbled with a resoiindinir thud .!
; losing five Kanus alt meet her ami
I facing ilii. loss of u sixth In uieei
jlrijf (it'ui'Kia this Saturday. Delroli,
' afler n two-year winning atrealt, i
j was tied hy Mmv icite and later
healen y On-Kon St a If In one of
J tin; outstanding upMets of the .sea- j
son. The two-year rein of Illinois
; In the It Ik Ton Kioup wan ended hy ,
i thf rise of, Purdue. Texas, soiilh-i
j wi-Ht champion, w.'ih deihi-micd.
CLARK II INKLE
LEADING ALL
GRID SCORERS
l: v The Ass-H'iaied Woss;
The iialloiml , football Imllvalual
Heorlnjf cj;own aeerns deHtlm'd lo
rel on the Inad of ("lark lllnltle.
chunky fullback or Hie Huckrtell
Hlson.
Kinklo broke lor.we for fdi points
analnst DlL-kinyon tin ThanksKlvIntf
da' to bncitl. IiIh Hcastin'K tottil to
IL'K, thiia supersedlnir Al Marsters.
Elijuieil Darliuoitth star, as Ihe na
tional, as well as eastiu n, lender.
Tim only player fn thuie country
with even an oniHldo, t ha ace of
overhauling lliuklo Is dene Mc
I'ivef of TenneHH(!e, 1 1 iukh has
completed Jilc season's .work but
fcKver and Tennessee havo yet to
ini'CL South Carolina. .MoKver.
hohlin second place in 'hc list of
scoi'Imh' leaders of each or the eltfht
major ki'OUim oi conferences, has
U7 poitits (o his credit thus far and
nei'ib: to score .'i aains'.. South
Carcllnti to ilisjilace Hinkle as Ihe
national leader.
Schwa rlK, Washington State. Is
sixth on the list wl.h a total of H4.
The leader In each or the major
Kroup us compiled hy The Asso
ciated prcHH follows:- !
I'layer and ection Id pal fid t ;
Unsl, Hinkle, Hueknell HI
South, MelOver, Tenn.
S. S., Wilson. Haylor
Pac., Sehwarlz, W. S.
Itky. .M., Clark, Col. Col,
Miss. Vol., KiiiK", I'rakt
Hlk' 'l'., Hei-Khern, N. W.
H. 'I1.. Phannc-r, Minn.
Miff Klv, Ynilnif, Neb.
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Ity Mnhvt II. Duty,
A few interest luff
which have rccei y
.ihiailan
new ho iks
bvn placul
lulo clrcitlutlon at (be public 11
I rnty: "I Discover Ureece," Harry
A. I'Vanck. The niithor ami his tir
Hst friend weal everywhere on
loot, by mule, by boat, meet iitff
nearly everyone h-nnt Venice Ins,
bom tin y visited at his native,
home in Crete-down Hi the htlmei"
ouc, likable peasants on the r'Jcky
mountain sides, A dcliahtful ad
dition lo our knowledge of thin
count ry,
"Alplutbels," D. C. Me.Murtile. A
new book for stt nis Interested
In hand b-ttoiine;, layout and
raiiKeuient. .
"Leaves Kroin Ihe Notebook of
a Tamed cynic." Pcinh'jld Nieb
tihr. A book which '.ouches life us
I II Is. A ifucstlimluu and open mind-
ed youiit; mhiislcr
l .sees w bat he iv
Iblnks. PaKe by pat;e th
c-ynlt
Ik lamed, not broken, not fnreed in-j.
Iio coin pi onuses, nin uiuieti o iik
rclcase of impulses of sympathy, of
iniaiuie observation, of sincere an-
alyslr. A. iiiom,. inlirrestlnt; book.
; "Hack Trailers of the Middle
1 Horder." llaiulln (iarlaud. A dt
j llKhtfutly remlnha'cnt book of his
t later "pioneering" In the caH. Will
be welcomed by those who have
tead bis former hooks. i
"OenffhlK Khan." Ilandd l.atnh.
An account of the j'ife and con
quests of this master strategist who
marched hh" army across Tibet,
Ihroukh Turkestan, Persia, Armen
ia, aerOfM Husia and Into Poland
and H unwary. 'Ibis march ha.
Ins-il ack now ledf' d 'the firen test
mllltar' feat In all history.
"Maniu'o In the Modern Man-
1 mi," Ira Wile. 'I be authors oi' this
book recoKuixes the fact that mar
riime laws antl ideals chaime from
ape (o ac.e and beltcxe (bat the way
to piesei,t and Improve modern
marriage Is to adapt It to chniiKlnK
Ideals and to apply to It a little of
thi IntclliKent. ihouf;ht, pkmnltm
ami prepai.itloii that o pul into
other far less Important enterprise,
"tin the Pottom." Kdunrd KIH
ItCI'K. Never has there been written
a inoio st I rr I in; story or a battle
"In the water under earth" than
Lb-utenanl Kllshc rtf's account ol
the lout; and hcr-Mc toll In the rais
Ini; of the S-M. Actual expeilences
Of deep sea dlvcts.
"About OuielvtN." . A. Over-
H'reet. This book Is lor the in- ;
heiwceits, thn so-called lioi'inal I
people not the hopelessly perfect
or the mentally 111. It Is written j
out of Hie conviction that the "nor- j
lliii I: " need lo know tl fooi deal j
more Moitt themselves than ttu-y I
ordinarily d
j Tait and Frantic
Tnrnnd.H", dcpllc llm Iremeii
dcii daneuti thcv c!tue, seldom cn
)( for no re than an hour at n lime
l ust winl,cii, (ornmlocN.
Loo Do l'oiest pndlci-i sntisfae
toty television within live year,
Library Ghats
i f1nl somcthlni wrong with It. .
I Spopt
i Slants
by
Alan J.Gould
The all-Aiiieiiean luotbail fr(;iii-.y
Is on In full blast, wiih the. candi'
IdateH belMK SlfU'd, Wi-lKlK'd and
teMled for admission In the roll of
' K' idiloit boiinr. I')(;hili the I I
i best playerH fi oin coast lo t-uast,
and bordei' to K ilf has become inic
or the hiKKesl of the annual head
'aehes, bin it Is Mill beln tackh-it
lea rlessly by Ihe experts. I
Just as a lietfinuliiK'. for purposes
of preliminary dehalo, here, are
some itf t- inn in coniehiierH in
J Hie iill-Aiiiei'lea race:
l.'nds Donchess of Pittsburgh.
M'esh-r of Dhio Stale, Smith of
(i orta. Tapiniali of SoiiHiM-n Cali
. loiiiia, mid Ha Iter of No thwc.iicrn
' Taelih-.H Wak em an of Cornell,
Vlnei nt of Vale, p. rry of West
Poim, N a iturKltl or Minnesota.
SleiKht of Purdue. Urowu of Ti'xaS,
DoiuIh of Washington and Jeffer
son, Twoiuey of Nolle Jlarno, Itad-Ur-k
of Marquctle, and tlnuit of
'New York university.
J tiuar.ts Schwarz- of California,
Uodejicr Of Tiilaiie,'Steelo:of Klo- ,
rhla, MtuiiKouiery and De.Mrolo of
PlttsbniKh, tirecne of Yale, (ior
dou of Illinois, Cannon and Law. of
Notre Dame, Harratfer of Soulhei'ii
fall lorn la, Poe of MIchiKan, ami
PobcrlH of Iowa. 1
I ('etllel'S--- ItifK-els Of CallfOl'llia. 1
lleinecke or Stanford. Kawat of Il
linois, Tick nor of I larvurd, Siano
of CiM'dham. and Jonas of I'tah.
(.juarlerlmckH .Marsters rr Darl
iiiouth, Saunders and Duffleld Of
SoiHhern Calirornia. Carbleo or
i Not n- I )a me, I "hit finer of Minne
sota, 'la rk of t 'olorado college.
Wood of I larvanl, and Wilson of
Haylor.
j Halfbacks Cntfle of the Army,
Khtcr of Noire I lame,. 1 !ansa of
Plttshurwh, MeKver of Tennessee, i
Hanker of Tula tie, I,nni. of C:ilil or-j
nla. Ih-nzil uf Detroit. Welch and j
llanncson of Purdue, Hooth of J
Yale, HlastnW of Iowa, Kelly of
Kenlucky, Stennett of St. Mary's, i
and .eland or Texas Christian.
Fullbacks Parkinson of JMlts-
burh, N a g u r s Ic I of Minnesota,!
Holm of Alabama, Yuncvic.h of
Purdue, Pomeroy or I'tah, lllnltle
of Hiicknell, and lli'rifli it in of
Northwestern.
Despite the jjvherally n'OOfrlilxeil
:m rlority or the Pulled Stales in
International polo, It Is noteworthy
that the Hrltlsh lead Ih the number
or hffdi-ifoal players. Of the tal-i
eat with a i-allutf of seven f,ro:ils or i
heller. Urilaln has 2.1. the V. S. A.
2o, mid At'Kvntin;i 7.
Tommy Hitchcock, ihe American I
HO ace, shares Die maximum or 10
" JfOlit niii-Wlth"'1V.MvrsJ I.ilfy'or
the Arf;.;PJyU'- .WI(1hU Oliest, fihe
former Yale star. isMhn only Amer
ican anion; six. ii-ffoal players. The
others are the Indian Nawab . of
Hhopal and four Heltons Major
Alkiuson. Canlain "Pal" Itoark.
,iin A, j.;. rraill and Win Comv
iaandi - r Wise. 1
(, i,;M,dicap ratlnifs,- Hritaln
could muster a HO-Koal team ras
compared with an American max I- j
mum id' :tf., compose dof Hitch-,
cock, (laest. younf; Knrle IIopplnhr 1
Kile Pedley or Averell Jlarriinan.
yel ihe Yankee riders Kalloped
roughshod over the last Hrltlsh
challengers, In 1.I27. 1
lllll YOV KNOW THAT
Tommy HoiiKhmn Is unconvinced
that Jack Sharkey is the better
man. . . . He has rouc to the estate
of a fl.,.m, hl ryiuvyd, i'llt, where
he's doltif; all I'zcudun in the I'dr
ests . . , ami wi'IkIis uf. pounds. '
. . . Nays he thinks a whole year's
vacation from the beak bruising
business won hi n't hurl him. , i .
l.ai-iA' Stnltnii tlw Ili-iinl.-K-ii uoaiiI
upons no. ii in i ,.lM M,,,M ),ii n ItiiK u catcher. . . .!
ars - - What m'j'l'he (ihtnlM helleVe Itn.l if th..v hiwl
,.,. ,,.,. ,. ,.,.
CeUinjf him Is another ihllm.
. . . There were only about loft old
pals iii. Iron Man Joe McdlnnltyV
funeral In Hrooklyn. , ;. . Many of
the players of Joe's day have pass- 1
ed aluiiK. . . . John Mctlraw was
deeply louched. . . . Keeuc "i(r."
Patrick, coach of the Princeton
track team and trainer of the foot
ball Nipiad, coached Alolixo Stairs '
In football al Yale in I Mm.
(.mn pi.avhk ihi;s .
MKNPHIS. Tenn.. Nov. Ull (Al)
- -Pert y Lee, Mississippi college
vtudeut. antl football player, died
in a ho pita I here today of Injuries
received .in the ThnuksnlvliiK day
lu-1 ball Maine b'-teii Mississippi
c"lle),-t. mid South-Western univer
flty. His home was In Lmllow,
M is:t.
rm 11. i; rtiiMt ih:.i
DK.NTON. Texas, Nov. ;ia (AIM
-lhe bodUs of Mr. Mini Mrs. J.
Ii. Howman ere found today in
their farm home near likt Point.
The man's (hreal had hi en cut anil
the woman apparently had been
beaten to death.
1-Te.ldle SitiKton, Alaltiima cuard
and lackle, has made the scholastic 1
honor roll ever)' semester he has
been In coIIcho.
Only I'a Mro killed the other
day when Mexico voted on a new
president. Wo can do almost that
well in Chicago atone.
Piles Go Quick
Pih s are rinsed by eoni-estion of
blood in the lower bowel. Only an
internal remedy ran remove the
cause. That's why salves and cut
i In fail. I ir. I.eonhardt s lletn- !
Hold, a harmless tablet, succeed.
Pern use tt relieves this COIiKVBtlOn
and sir-nthitts the a Meet id parts.
Hnn-Poid has Hen tpilck. sif'
ed lasthiK reli to thousnildsiol
Pile suftercrs. It wltl do the name
for yon or mou y back, lied Crow j
I h i'H Store and dim; twists every
where he) HeinMoid villi HiiA
Gifts
This Christmas give furniture, something the
whole family will enjoy, not only now, hut for
yeiirs to come. There is nothing that gives more
pleasure, downright comfort and happiness than
furniture. Set out below are suggestions from
CHRISTMAS SALE OF
ROCKERS -
10c down
Delivers Your Rocker
Walnut Rockers
ITahdKome rockers in walnut finish in
choice of designs. Auto cushion seats
Upholstered ih colorful velours. Here
' is an ideal gift for the home and one
that will continue to be enjoyed for
years to come
SCHKDI'LE
. Down .P.a.vjiieiit
2nd Week
aid Week .... .....
-lth Week .........
5th Week ..........
th Week ..........
7th Week
8th Week
9 th Week :
,40
.20
.m
.40
..no
.(10
.70
.H0
.90
Junior Floor Lamps
Lamps of style and quality at ah exr
traordinaiy low price, all the newest
styles and finishes included. The
stands are all metal, shades in beauti
ful colors and designs. A gift that
will be appreciated '.
SCHEDULE
Down Payment
2nd Week .'.
3rd Work
4 th Week
5th Week
6th Week
7th Week
8th Week
nth Week
$
.10
.20
.30
.40
.50
.60
.70
.80
.90
Carr Furniture Company,
That Will Endure
m
OF PAYMENTS
12th Week 1.20
13th Week 1.30.
14th Week 1.40
15th Week 1.50
Kith Week 1.60
.Total ..$13.60
CHRISTMAS
SALE OF
BRIDGE & JUNIOR
FLOOR LAMPS
10
Delivers
15
.30
OF PAYMENTS
10th Week ...
11th Week ...
12th Week ...
13th Week ...
14th Week ...
15th Week ...
. 16th Week ...
17th Week ...
Total
.... 1.00
.... 1.10
.... 1.20
.... 1.30
.... 1.40
.... 1.50
.... 1.60
.... 1.70
..S15.30
Carrying Charge
Kastcrn Oregon's Largest Home Furnishers
our big store of gifts, any one of them will be
a welcome addition to your "home or that of
your friends. Our special easy payment plan en
ables you to finance your Christmas purchases
without seriously affecting your budget.
CHRISTMAS SALE OF
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
1 Oc down
Delivers Your Chpice
1
Occasional
You have an unusually wide range of
choice in these beautiful occasional
chairs. Finished in walnut,, back and
seats are covered in rich velours, mo
hair, tapestry!' multi-colored velvet.
Here is the solution of your gift
problem .'.
SCHEDULE OF
Down Payment .10 11th Week 1.10
2nd Week -..:.v:....:..v.. -.20 12th Week 1.20
3rd Week ..:..; .30 . 13th Week 1.30
4th Week '. .40 ' 14th Week 1.40
-5th Week .50 15th Week 1.50
0th Week i .60 .. Kith Week 1.60
7th Week 70 . 17th Week 1.70
8th Week 80 . ' 18th Week 1.80 '.
9th Week 90
10th Week 1.00 . , Total :......!; 17.10
kcents
Your Choice
New Arrivals for Christmas
shoppers. Beautiful liridge
Lamps with all metal stands
and shades in colorful geor
gette. This year give her a
Bridge Lamp
SCHEDULE OF
Down Payment $ .10
2nd Week : 20
3rd Week .30
4th Week 40
5th Week . 50
6lh Week 60
7lh Week 70
After 60 Days
Chairs
PAYMENTS
Bridge Lamps
.10
PAYMENTS
Sth Week R1
9th Week .. !)0
10th Week .: IM
11th Week ,.. l.))
12th Week 1.20
13th Week . 1.30
Total .:..?9.1rj
i i
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Hut tho Host door will nhvuy guarantee.
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