La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 13, 1929, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, December 13, 1929 Page Two LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE, LA GRANDE, ORE. Gay teea Ihc ' , Tailored Footwear 11.95 to $3.75 HILL'S referen will have f imtl wty, how over, fit ease any dlKputcH arle. i:idon Jvnno Hnd Al French of Portland and (lain MlK nf Mon io', Mil., .art the three men added m thft ,i i of conference orricluht. French ami .lenne will handlo the four-im'"1 scri- between the I nl ivndty at Orejron and Orejfon 14 GRIDSTERS AT IOWA HELD AS INELIGIBLE I ..... KiuiKNi i-tiuiK ieo i Jerry tanner III o I of two college rnmpu?, Pn Ivendty nf Mlxtmut't hack field arc president or the Junior flaw anil an ex--eonvlct. Horry, who In 25 year old. was accused yesterday of meal Inn j IOWA (ITV. Iowa, tiw, 13 (Al) clothliu,' and Jewelry from a (mu j Fourteen Fulvcislty of Iowa ath rrnlly house. Friends of Hip youth j htet Thursday wore announced hh Hi .ilt. j pro mined ho would appeal yestor- j those hit by u previous ruling of i.arl i.oaou, jrrnuuiun mnmiKer. ,luy ft.,im ami Hherlff Plvde. f the Hawkey,. tuhletic hoard declnr- J tallow accepted their assurance. f Idk ineligible all men who bur lier ry had not been found today, towed money from the "I runt fund" however. The- youth played football two Oregon Staters : Have 16 Games i: In Conference n n K O N RTATK pou.eor. "vitllia, Dec iSOfflclal for all Jl e conference ImHkcthull game u- nWecied at the annual meel ' l:i of roachM, graduate murmrri tutnd officials oC the northern divi sion In Seattle TuexdRy. The Kmea MM II continue to U handled hy two officials, . It wan derided ut the . meeting. Oiut official wiw deemed lnuf t l icit ni In view of the new. rules .udufpted lust year which places inmru responsibility on the umpire,. According to I ho rules, earh offi cial will hnva eiiuul respoufclhillty regard luff calling of foufct. Tho Hlats Oil!, basketball coach, and Italph Polemnn. intramural dlneo lor. who represented Oregon Stain nl tlm meet Mir, have returned to j the vaJiiuun. Here Is treron State's riomplla ) rohferenrtt nehedule Hhnwlnif offl elalH for earn uarne. The rnferee'N name amount firt In eueh cuho: Jan. la Idaho at forvallls, HIM MulliKnn and Al Kreneh. Jan. U -Idaho at Corvallt. Mul llan nd J-'ft-nrh. . Jan. IS WanhliiKton Htnte at (irfilU, .MulllKan and Kfnch. jun. H WnMhliiKinn State at 1 . n-k III l 1 1 1 1 f -: li mi il ITI1M1 . i Jan. 17 WuMhlnKton- nl Heattle. iKlMrar' offU- sIiowk. Itohhy Morris and Kuirenn Kuntt. I Jerry received hi varsity ,foot . Jan. IS W'uJihlnirton At Heatlle, , hull letter ut the annual banquet Morrln and Kuiux. WeUneaOay nlieht.'n few hour f- Jnn. K? Wfinhlniflon At ronnU ter a deputy sheriff had raided his lis. Krenrh nnd Jentie. 'room and seiited clothim,-, jewelry Jan. 5S WftKhinirton nl ronal-' and a travellnK whteh an ils, Krt'hch uud Jenne. i other dlmlent fcU-titlfU-.l an his Keb. J Oregon at Kuifene. , property, xtolen lat .May l-'reaeh and Jeiine. which fitiured in the Hftf Ten uu.il- l',' eharKi ft. 1 wenty-tiKlit alliU-tiK horrowod from ihc fund. C. wmiamn, i hah man of the luwa eiilll(y eoiiimit ,ef. n;iM, hiu otdy half that numtier nvv in sehool, A mount h due the fund ranve from 1 1 ft to Sa, the iimie-y havliiK been horrnwed for tut (Ion. Some of the nun. i Min-i-hill i hone now owinjr It- Kood mandlitK after heln plrd I ,' lt- the itmuunt of a tneM- prohatlim for posMesslun of j u'' w p;.m meh part i oi i ne loans. j The lnwa hoartt, in ileelarhi; the j men Ineligible, n-afflrmed Jt he ! Ih-i "that il wan not f.-ilr or Juki i m the Individual athlete to penal ity him for Innoeeiit participation In an IrrcKUinrtiy if a fKi.it admin iftnttim, "hut yielded to tho u perior authority of the eontcrenee to reverse the elia Utility findlnj,'; of any inemher InMltution," yeum ut the Culverxiiy of ArkuniH and oneyt-ar here. 1 IIh rerord. revealed after the' warrant was imied yesterday. showed hi1 served I H iniiitlix in Ohm Kniiift reforrnalory on a plea of guilty to IheftH at a fraternity) hmiso of the Tntverfdiy nf KnnKHH. I Jerry wan reei-ntly rextnred ; Ihploi', It In itnlverwity reennl In the IH KINKSS .MKX LOST 1)11) VOT KNOW THAT I'red S I n k l o n, Alahama's all- ST. IlKLKN'S. Ore.. Dec. 13 (API .Southern tnekle. la an nr-comnltMe 1 A warrhlniT party wait hentinj? thef! KanophonlNt. ... He had A front t underbrush near l,a renter, Wanh.. loolh kieked out In a recent 'IKtma I'eh. T Oreicon ut CorvalU-t. I'rettfh and Jenae. Ieb, S 0 r e if 0 n at K JKene, French and Jenne, J Vb. H--Idnho at Moscow. Mul- Mh t' Tum al i immw' Mul ' today tor K- - Soarlerjr, and K. It ' Kme and now compiolna that he llican and Morria. Keb. IT WaahJntfton Stale nl rnlhnnn, H. Hunter and Oale Mis. Ke. iswaahlnffton Ktato nt . ...o L .A.,... .... ! Julhmtn, Hunter and Mix. lVh. 22-Orecon at irorrallla. l-'reneh and Jenne. Iehti, Ht. Helena husiuen men. t-ati't Ket the sumo rnults on th who ore bvlieved to have hei-omc ; Inntruineul.' . . . One-Hyet Connol lost In the woods Sunday while 'ly Imiifrht a ticket to a reMnt flpht Inspeotlnff n. mininR claim. jKhow tKed In 1-oa Anto-les. . ; . j j'enn .s auiomomie was lounu ite- h whs a neneiti .snow lor me .sfi u'ti iitar v iinvim i re'K. i ney j iii'nmiiij.t. ... i iiiu i r u iiu left hero Sunday and have not been i hooted home more winnerH than GRID STAR IS SOUGHT TODAY BY OFFICERS COi.VMIUA, Mo., Dec. II (AP -I'ollee all over Missouri todav i heartl from elnee. Krtendi started the search. SoeUliitic SocUty Th Ffthdm ooclety wns formed In KnElnnd In isss with soclultstie Mu. Inn fnwrlnp the old "monil masioii." rather than oisifnctly ncrrewlvc line. i(SLY We csiruiot tell you about all the bargains you will find in Piggly Wiggly. We cannot take Piggly Wiggly to you so why not come to lgly Wiggly, go through the aisles slowly and study the price tags make your own comparisons? Don't allow u few specials to decide the question of where you will buy, because you cannot live by specials alone. "tot v.".; -li OUR SPECIAL PRICES FOR ONE WEEK Iodized Salt 2-lb. carton ..:.......8c Calumet Cornstarch 2 pkgs. 15 Dina-Mite Reg. pkg.... 19 Van Camps Hominy No. 2o can...: ...10 Whoever heard of so low a price for food? Van Camps Soups Chicken, Vegetable, Tomato, Vegetable-Beef 3 cans 25c Pink Salmon Reg. No. 1 tall can Special 16c Blue Rose Rice Fancy Quality 5 lbs. . 35 Armour's Star Lard No. 10 pail $1.29 OUR REGULAR EVERY DAY PRICES Laundry Soap I Preferred Stock I Medium Red Crystal White, White King, P.G. Naphtha 10 bare 30C Whole Grain Corn No. 2 can ...19c Salmon No. 1 tall can 22c All Gold Pineapple Fancy Quality No. 21!: can whole slices 31 None Such Mincemeat Reg. pkg ...16 Maxwell House Coffee l-lb. can 19c 2-lb. can-96C Piggly Wiggly Coffee Special Grade 36c Sunrise Grade 46c NUTS AND CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS We have a nice assortment on display and at prices that are reasonable any o t h : r jockey on rhieaffo track this season, used (o drive a mule in tin Illinois coat mine. . . . John White, Purdue's varsity miar tertiack. nver carried the bull onc in liny or the Hollermakers' itatnc.n. . . . He fed It to Welch. Harmcnon and Vunevich. . . . "Taffey Abel of the Chicago llackbawkR In the National Hockey leaKtio, is the heaviest player In the loop ; ( . He welj-h.s 210 pounds. . . ..And he's (be only American-born nlaycr in the leaRiin. - ' :. , . Spopt jSlants Alan J.Qould ! So far n the KuMern front i.s cconrernod. the rel rover of the Army plains, t'.idet Plus. Ian Keen er I'asle, has slwn the wild-eyed rans their last thrUU The A11 Atnerican redhead mill has an em Kt;rineni to fill on the West POast. at Palo Alto, Ivefore he puts away tin- moleskins for fc-aod. He may seixe this opportunliy lo cotitrihtite one more stlirinjr episode to a ca-i-ccr that nmb with the jireatcst in the riidiron annals of West Pnillt. Patele rounds' out the All-tlmtv Army tvtckfield. with ChaM-y Paly. Harry Wilson and Klmer Oliphant. a quartet around whose namen moM of the Kreat gridiron lejfends of the military academy are erect ed. Oi them all. Phrls the ited haa perhutw been the most colorful, the most speciacnlnr. leaving an Indeli ble stamp of individuality arter f.tur brilliant years of avslng and ninninw. Pajfh'5 four years have s-en the Artti- leap forwartl io ;MXiipy the niot con.-picuois posi tion of its history in the national foot Kill .spotlight. The redhead has bet-n the greatest personal drartiiii caid since lied tlranKC. In fimr year. he bs plyed before mot than 1.2o,po( spectators on th :ridirtns at Phieaco, New York. PhampA;u, New HaVen. Pambt idtre. as well as West Point. T he quiet, eurly-h;ire,i ntul pink cli eked lad from Imisiana was ntt (on: In making his lmpreion amont. the stalwarts at Wst Point, "l.tv'ht How Harry' Wilson was at the height of his cart- r with the PadHs when Paiele. the ph-bo. flit won hl purs. Wilson. In I'.tJS and over-stadowed his team-m;tte. hut tuple's siCeJ. elus. Ivm and pacing ability were "juit Kiy tinted. At Soldier field. In ISSC. the N';iv t a few ftllmps- of ajele'a flymc he' Is and fo did lie. mom spt-ctiiior?. In the last. Army-Navy same. ;-,t the Polo tlmnnds in l;T, Pa tie ndd'.l a dramatic episode io the reennt by his remark: Har ty Wilson i- making the touch ijrtwn today.' as the Puddet qunr tvrbftek sorntht to switch sitiiisls on the K".nl-Hne. It was Wilson's Jast ;t!itc. and h- made the touch dAn. with '.iele snutshirtR ahad rt ir.terferer. Palf 's roat est year, measured liy the freUency of his lonp. doi)c Inic runs for touch doit it a. as t!i. He run wild a;nint Yale ith a dastlu:; exhihitic-n. beat Nebraska ith on prrat run and pingU hand d alnol overcame Notr Pm'fi Ie.td in ;he fadine momenu ot a thnltinr ifame at the Ynkf-e Stadiutn. Star;fvrd swaaipfd ihc Army Inter, ton eain rsSe siooit viii: by she-er p-ersnjil brtl- Uftncy he tor1 throush hfjrly the whole .tac.ford tem On a oh th:-t th- y still talk about la aome what awi totter at Palo Alto. 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