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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE.
Saturday, December 21, 192'J
imnmjr mtjtj r m iris in f ivijiiv
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NEW, SMART
DRESSES
We have just received a ship
ment of new dresses for the
Holiday Season
i
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a! ureoron State College basketball -riayers
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1
For Women and Misses; adaptations of Paris models,
marvelously well made with full circular skirts, new
waistline, bows, shirrings and smart new collars in
contrasting tones. Cantons, crepes, satins? chiffons
and other; new materials fashion these unusually
smart frocks, in black and the new colors.
$12.75 .-$19.75 $29.50
II hi 0 LL LL S
MORGAN KNOCKED
i OUT IN SECOND
Chairman of State Boxing
j Commission, However,
Asks for Investigation.
Itjr Herbert liarker .
I i Asc(:ited I'mii Sports .Writer)
i KW YOKK. IH. II (AP) Tod
SlnrKnn ha relinquished hfc jun
lr lltthtweiirht championship but
w hether to. bin coiwuroi. Kenny
lias, or nut, AWftlift thv decision of
hn oiTlelitl inquiry . by the ,NVw
urK matt athletic commtasion.
the Momewtiat intricate finnnci.il
airHhxethents of tin bout, it wnn
Mtltl thftl tn tho fwul he Inst. Mor
gun had heen Kiifc-riinteed fJi.ooo
hut thut If he won he would ro
rrlva 37 1: per r'ht of the Kte.
Th Rate, An It turned out, watt ap
proximately IfS.OOit. of which It
wan wild Morjtan would have r
crlvwl little- mure than 4.min bad
l.e won.
The fiht. while It laMcd, was
senM I inu 1 uf fa if. Kav. on t he
lorih end of odd a high as to
Itj Tito AMiUi IVes
San Francisco Krankle Stetson,
1 40, Han Francisco, touted "Com
boy" F.ddle Anderson. Camper, Wyo.
J.
fan IMi-k". Pal. "I tummy" Ma
han, San Francisco, outpointed Pr
uin Hiif, Omnhti. (If).
Wiohim. Kan.- Annus Snyder.
w!eh fit v. Knn.. uuinointed Fr-d
rah Into nerloua difficulties in th j lie-;. Fort Scott. K:in.. 1 k : lia
f It fl rmmd. - Morjraft jolted the tr dilute, Wichita, kn-M ko.l out
Philadelphia rhaltenirer with wev-jjmk Stionjr. Tulsn, Oh la.. M .
ftnl richt to the rhin that had 1 South Hi-ihI. 1ml. Kllii Sha.
( ttusa nIJiuf nJ ilEtzy nt the belL l knot ki l out Fintiklc iUw-
f feir Vl( f)
I NIGHT FIGHTS .r;:iTs,Kr: J' ff
OIJKCOX STATK 'OI.I.K(K.
i'oralli, Ivr, it (SK-riaD Mt
l. man of La t:r.inte wjin onr of thn
l uifl i to make up tht tki.skrthall
(ll:t whtrh i.s in California on
IMf'tr l;irnsioriiii!iK y.htluf. Sev
prril jamo in and aroun-l San IVan-
In- playftl by thi Omntp
m tt ilurinK thf ('hitnms vactitui
(n-i-ioil. I.ynuin. u ho pldyit rentfi.
! v t nif- to 1 1. following In the foot-l-
fHi n- of his famouH bruthfr tt'i.o,
U vV. sitrif-
tarre at (N-ntr for the litinKi
men svinil soneons nKi. This is
hi?: firt year on the varsity team
and from prc-x-nt liultiMtioiis, it
look.s like, he will bo a valualb'
nuiP on the Ora litre ihUi bt-for
tin' eaon iiiis advanood very far.
WIM Ktehl HF"lTo:l jcia. HHiwriti. tl).
At the mnrt of thw Kohd round, f Omaha. NVb.--Ciooiuo S-buffer.
las. . tlie .ll--urlvlnK puiwhr( - u' un Kl)1 rlKlu m,',I,ivo. .-..umll HI.Krs. .,..
i l.lh.l flit.l. n Vtn. nhln Tin. . Kri. I l.'n. v l:.-,i t'it.y.
of ehumtdon hit the canvas with a ! la ml. outpoaucd I!H1 Jon' i'MI-
fll.i. l ...l.l l....Alt, u.iuin.1,1 Ilia lul Mlloltllli.t. i I (I I l.kl.V I 1.... Iilir.li
Mi, mun tlr.fn hnJ a.(.arnll ot ,,. ltaMI - .1, v,-l:,.i. ouipuim, ,1 J..!,m.y K.i-
t.t--a to th. u...puna . h ani, hMiiK y ,,,, ,,,.. ,,,.
r..nhryoiiartouM.--Af- .nil- j M n ,lmH, i Ihr, N. V..rl.-Im V.,.. Knu
f'hulnnaa JaiiArt A. Karley of iht
iihvii, onirrn inv I . , . . , , . . , ..... i v- i..i v.
Expect Gilmore
To Start Game
New Year's Day
BASKETBALL IS
38 YEARS OLD;
INVENTED 1891
HAVLING WOOD
SUPPLY FOR
THE WINTER
B.P VUlorlo rampolo. the linnln?
umoi r.f Ihe Areenlln. Wn Innv
l! npun S. otl. I.ut Ihi- Klif llrlli.ll
iik on iK.liitii without onci' lllt
llne thf fl..or. Aimln. the i-.nrll
piike.l "lto Von 1'iimi to rtlnioi"'
nf I'hil. hut Otto nmd the nilntaku
at almllis a left hiaik too low, and
Itefi-ree J:n-k I niifey. In xomo
tonfui uax i.hlls.-.l to mark np
another vic tory tor the Invader.
This l.rlim up n eiirloun colncl
denie In Si ott's reior.l. It "hows
he halt lost four ileellom. hi en
kum keii nut rum- times, rlh'ureil In
dan- din an. I won four llmm on
a rnnl In the last three year.
Kxeept as a ln.xer who l.a lin
prove.) in Anveiican eompotltlon,
utt has yet to impress the erltles
with his ahllity. lie hu ks iikki'i'k-xlvi-neKH.
an. I It Is a .ueMiiiii whe
Ih. r he .-an "take it." I'lill has
ati apiufheiislve look every time
he steps In the ilnir. He seems pre
pare.l for the worst while jnhhlnK
for the hest. The pale ltrltnn.
meaiiwiille. n-niains ain.tnK the
three or four lea.llnir e.in.lhl.ntes for
the headless heavyweight (town.
1'iom the Itritish ant,-le. the
workings of the master minds of
Atnerliun l.oxlns may seem a trifle
rxliaonllnary. They would ap
pear ei.mpletely halflins. however,
should there he a sustained move
to shuffle St-oll out of the heavy
weight eoiol.etition merely heeailse.
after heinir fouled by Von I'orat,
the rtriton refused to stand up and
he knoeked out to .satisfy the more
hlood-thirsty iwrtisans of the rim,".
K'nitte l:o-knes reniarkahk ree-ord-al
Notre Itame needs few. if
any. endorsements, hut a little
rapid figuring shows the Impres
sive reeurd or 105 vietories. 13 de
feats and 3 th- in 13 years of
Ito.-k's e.sieiiins Tor a pereentaite
of .SS'... This year marked the
fourth unbeaten season for the
KlKhlinjc Irish sinee Jimmy I'he
lan..n..v 1'ur.iue's sureessful heail
eoaeh. eaptained the first Koekne
e.Mehe.1 tdeven in 1!'1T.
From all anpl.-J. the (Treatest
i-ars were iM'o. . when teori?e
Cipp's spet-taeular play beat both
the Armv nnd Nebraska; ty"4.
when the l-'oiir Horsemen, exp
lained by Adam Walsh, wrote an
indelible record upon the patue's
histoi-y. and lis. when the Irish
ealtipaisned sueetssfully asainsl
epposition from eonst to roast with
"Uoek" ill at home most of. the
season.
Here are the figures on the
K.K-kne ri-Kime:
IKIM'.lt IH 11,1,
IIA.YI.MIINH. Ind., Hee. ;i (Ap)r
jiminy I'labhy, one of the otn.
FtandlnK niidillewelKht boxers of
tlie Kddle Me(loort. IIihiw fhip,
Mlke (Jlhhons days, Is III at l,u
home here.
WltAV XAMI'll COACH
Cllli.AliKI.I'll'IA. I'ee. 21 (AI-)
I, (. Ludlow Winy, ranillinrly
known as 1,11.1." I the Mew rot
ball eoaeh nl U-' 1'nlverslty f
I'.nliK.vlvanla, sueeee.llnir l,0
Voiimf. 'ho reslKlied at the elnsi,
of the jireseht season to heeonte a
member of the eolinell on athlrt.
li s In an executive raiiaeiiy.
Invention of a etude oil enislim
for molor ears liaH been report.-,!
io the department ot commerce.
frofn Philadelphia, knocktsl
Morxnn In th ieomt rund
tin ir lt round Uuitiir bout In Mad I
KAN l'UAN ISt'(. l.o. 21 (Al')
!-"ir! itiiir:ttloii5 of what the t
Urn -mi? f i;..-tern and Western
KANSAS CITY. tw. 2 (Al)
. Yo,l:t lUv 3th hirtbd:iy unni- I
verwtry ol the Kuine f ItH.skethall !
nnil Itr. J.init'M A. Naimith. its in-'
Hy .MIn l"lvn V. VoiMnb-r
I Observer corre.Hponient t
T1IK PARK (Sperial) Leonanl
' fart of the ntorm of lenther that
land, outpointrd 1-V.inUt- M;i
-tate romml
,. , ' .JLu I llaw unleHFhel
lity. Hans and Morxan. with their
VmtiutKetH, were ordereti to Hppear
tK'ort the ohtn. ut that time!
J nrley fndht-d that he did not
believe the bout bad beea (ought
nt Us merluv
. t-rley'v etlon m taken ufxef
. . ' ennurh to hi rivul la hold on.
r-i-ortw reaebed th romratMlon ftf head
terrific Ijfebt (o'Vulettm. I-.nUmd.
ihln that JieM the title-holdi-r l ' ltclon Armnnd Kiii.iiuh 1. l.os
don n for the full count. Anrel'. tuttMiiUfd Jark ;uvnti.
A inwlt-ratelyUed Crowd nf ( Ucwton. I Nl rlMiy. .is An-
,e-0 the match. Itasjl Wfinlu .l - re!f.. Mopped 1Xliy (Inlr-tUo.
i;;; MorKun 12. ,;Omm;e. N. J.. (T).
. ' Ietidt Hilly V:tllire. CI,v.'-
. Liml, outpointed ' Itriiee I'luw r?.
A eooJely tfoman f he ; A l:u h.-itt-, .v. j.. M;iri
bftusht 1(6 hat In Hv moftlhv . st.ne, htrtilt. ampulnted i:..y Ity
Tho IdeA mu luiva cone to her ;,n. Cttt-.iutrh, Pa.. (".
ventor. expeot-s n. oeh hrate l ho I ''u,lv "u -
all-.iai t anii' will be iti the anniiat ,.vt-nt bv utt -mil nit an t-xhihition I ,nifir PI Ol u oo-l.
Mt..i..., iiM.i.11,1 Kn..iii ..l.!.- h.r.. : i",. ui., r Kloyd Hryant is makin?: an
New War" day t.e;nn to appear Km.uc and Missouri hen- tonbrht.
today uf both I' anix suled d.oviM - It was I Ht:einber 21. 1 I . thai
til itllt-lli k f IilllOlIlf fllr tllH llttlf V;. itfiiir h ih..n i-mim' O r iiiI ir
in hi. h many ranmus Kridin.u the Sp'rinicfiel 1. Maw.. School ot : ntR n01v an'1 ,n, ro:i,!-' are
l,. ,,.. sel .be ! reason w ill play. ' fr:iininv' ' I lilt i'tors, announced he ! muddy makins travel a little slow -
The Western tine-ip as eonji ; h4d' nt-:-'ied rhu imw-rame lot
i average of haullnir two loads or
wood a day Willi truck. and trailer,
t The weather Is warmer and
Ready Made
Boudoir Pillows
$1.00 Each
Pillow Cases
All
Embroidered
$1.98 Pair
-FREE-
A toy Santa Claus to any child calling: at
store Motit'.fty or TueMtav
ALL DOLI-S & TOYS AT WHOLESALE PRICES
NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP
MP YOl KtY THAT
i v arnt-n; .-;.iys tie did not luar Ihi
hf U enliuic ibe tvund ari-i- u hivh
L : he siM-k d Voting Stridb:ij( r.n tlx
ta bik rs. . . .His iti k slut.:p'd '
h i rwnsid.'r:. l-ly at r lvi?ic to Strit
S
?
V
,4
On a foul. :-s Cj-oiKian Hk
inx hlni. . . .and Strihlinv's tm-k
l-nt tip a noti !i. . , .Km kne s;.ys
bis it-am would In- K!.ul to p! iy
Iowa. . . Vft-r kbkine I!-.- Ibiwk
ie ur. -:n'h if ih Hi T-n n-p-rntiiiiMs
mud.- an Important
tatiunt to thi ni-wspaprr men
. . . .i: was " have nothitir to
ay' . . .If department wt re
otfei us hoU-v i1 atiy player in
the Hir nn it woul.t take Nacur
ki. . . .Amorur the $tsr.tru worth
of scholarship vofd by the Har
vard tVrKr.itlon tlie other day r
bteil n.s r"'ipt nts ltirry Wood Jr..
Metor M. lUrdlmt Jr.. William H.
Nfollaie. U9ter S. iMvijt mu Ira .
Hardy Ml athh-tes thuuth llanl
InrV injury is U"lt vt d to hrive nl
td his Kitdiron t-areer.
i r- had it today appeared as fol
!hhs: K-ids A tea brook of TV as . a nd
Holinjrrfii of Wbitman.
Taekb-s .ckfrmun if St. Marys
and kichards uf N' tntska.
tinardM - Sohwarts uf Califorohi
and lb un.l'flow .f T-.as.
Vnt-r leb-Keis of California.
l,u:;i ti-rbat'k Hunt in;; uf !on-
l(air.:ioks Sloan of Ni-br:iska
and Cb;lk of tObnido.
KulHcu-k llilrnme- of tii--on
St.': IO. '
'I ( lvat i n first )im-up ap
peared as f. Mow:
i;nd Tanner of Minntsota nnd
Itoona of Pat tntoiith.
Taekls Tv.onoy of Notre
tinmt and Sleirbt of Purdue.
(iianli Natriirski of Minnesota j
and Cannon of Notre lan:e. i
Carl Widman was a visitor at
j the Vattorder ranch Wednesday.
Mr. Widman is a rider for Mr.
Sirwart of lower Power.
V. I. Wlpffit-swonh is now wry!
busy rutiinff the school house
I wooil. 1
( l-aiirel Ijiy and l.-onanl fiobb-1
w) f rail! at ( noiiit of . annni-r
t nsoner or uaie un.i fan,ii - Timrs.ia-.
. . . John Cuin is doimr sonie-plow-
WACK KUAN. 111.. !r. ;i (Al-liine for llodson lteli.ll. tl.lin
Kor thirty hours. Joseph Stoiola. ' is o Son of Mrs. Kellell.
0. assistant keeper of the iiu-! - Misses Maine and Unity walker
k'inn liirhthotise. was imprisoned aecomianh d by their sister. .Mrs.
by the svveepinn irnle.
incVl ilemamls for a fast indoor j
team s(ort. Ilr. Nuimith has btn !
(.Mifessor of physical education at j
the. ruivcrshy of Kansas for the
last 50 years. 1
Lighthouse Keeper
Year Captain ' W I, T
1517 James 1'helan.. " 1 0;
.ISIS I'et.-r Hehnn .. 6 I " ;
IM'j l-eter H.-han "' u
ISi" Frank foushlin ....in a n'
Kddie Knderson 1 ;
ISlr-n Carberry S I 1 '
IS! Harvey Ilrown S 10
l'.rt Adam WiiUsh 10 0 ll ;
I nr. riem iYe 71
r.. Cr. Kdwanls.
T. Hearnden 9 10;
1J27 ilohn Smith 7 1 1 !
IhiS l-'nd Miller .. 1 A. 11 J.
John Ijiw 9 0 0 :
Surely
Shirts are fine gifts
providing they are
fine shirts.
Single, married and near-to-i
matrimony ladies can give,
"him" shirts for shirts make
iho ifienl o-it't if thev were not
! designed especially for gift'
puiposes.
; HE BUYS HIS OWN SHIRTS
; HERE we know his size. ,
' HE LIKES OUR PATTERNS
1 they are not too wishy
j washy nor too bold. They are
nvmnish creations made foi-
men who work hard play
hard and give a shirt tgugh
wear, y
At $1.05 to $5.85 in special
Christmas wrappings.
Christmas Neckwear at the
next case and 100 other gifts
for men.
Yavet shunshrd in the lower
ninIi!i of the liphthous nnd ex
tinrutifd tin- heatini,' plant S;o
dola was funvil to climh to the
lie Via under a physician' ran
to! y and pneumonia fearel.
timr Cox of Colttati-. "
Uuarl-rlite-k IVters of i.Unoi j A YS 111 ItOPI AN I'MOX
ILilliMteks- C.tioxv vf Iowa j WAS NAPOIJ.O.N S
and I iw of ' olrat. j
rullicnk Holm of Alabama. I HKIilJN AP That N.i'nn
j and not Aristid- llriaiid was the
Carl tlilmoie. of O. R f.". is a originator of the l'ntte.1 States of
. hum,. vr.. ro.M,, ... .v. .v T " William Human Wlm-sdav.
in the coll.se at Corvallls. , film Napoleon on St IP la ,
" I hi,s n sU,uvn ,n a H' r,irt chlblr, n are moving to Hak-r this
It
Prtb'l ijty and children. Gloria and
I-aMarr vistbl with Mr. and Mr.
Kenneth Vanortb-r Friday.
f tliis Here w-as a visitor at The
Park school Kriday.
i ' Mr. and Mrs. C. Yanorrler and
d.iufrhters. Klva and Mnry motor-
M to Itaker Thursday where Miss
Klva ir taktmc m-lieal treatment.
Hruhen Kline. J.ith Kline and
Letter I.t.vij. motored to Pon losu
Thurs.iay.
1 Ttie train rr-w from Pondosa
brought n lanre load or hay to the
Stoddard loKinir camp Saturday.
; Kvnneth Vanordr c it wood for
When Entertaining
Holiday Visitors
YICIXIUIA WINV
KAltAMCK ltlTS M1YAKI:
SK TTr.K.
AU-T losii
irjt two oth
of the
AVash.. Ivc H Ain
t: i p.nnf!t ami tl'-j-,
the Victoria CuImi
t'u coast hwkey k-ajfuo
SIK.VNP.. IVe. it t.M
Karasick. liU.Nslan h a vy Wright
wre-rthr, took tc, out of tlm-e falls
from Tatt Miyake. tf S.ottle. in a
Pria i-His r ro'ieh ind tmnt le main
'vm hf.,-. Ht nirbf.
Iiaw flashed into winning fnrm
Playinc without the services oft
A I thir star center. Jack K lley. tht
Cub came from behind tq hand
Si'utib its tbirl consecutive defeat
h're lrt niifht. The Viotorlan t
-ui r to 1 score, tlit ir whtii vie
toiv uf the a"f.
historical fart that the
('rti-tian.' when after his tb!"-at at
Waterhio he as banlhvd to St.
Helena, confess d that his policy
j had hen rwnc. ;
, The tiiedhy of Kuropi-an nations"
mancnily peacfnl whole by the t
sord. he s.iid. but only by the ere j
ation Of a "feiler.ttion Ws i-lat s Ku- j
ropen." .'
hildren.
inond and Clayton will continue
thrir ircliool work in IUik r.
Frank I WiCKlesnorih visib-d
at the C. Yanordcr ranch Salnr
i day.
j
j ICl'SKIA'S .MILLIONS
1 i.iaitV i m ill a r. c
4)
s
J8"B
X 9
mm
ueMountain
motheQ-c
yoyrcWldrcrvlhcy
Should halhebcsl
slands.lhe
test"
BLUf MOUNUIN CRtAMEKf
PMONC MAI N SO
I -i.
O
LAST CALL
Have your table linen in by 9 o'clock
Monday morning or you will be too late
to have it laundered before Christmas.
After Christmas send us your dirty
linen and have it freshly laundered for
New Years.
Modern Laundry
Phone Main 77
Watch this space for a
Special Announcement
MOSCOW AP Khven million!
adult Kutsian hae b en taught
thi Ir A H C s in nim- yuim. ac-
i-Onlinj.- to statist iis of do "So-
t it-ty of hvun With Ulilt lacy."
In t." only ZZ p-r cent t Pus-j
st.V I ;."-!". ,., p. oplv tNuM read
nnd wril' say the ttciety. Tlie '
it.M Jai. tt that i. p"r wrt
of th-- po-iu'ati'in now knows ixs .
btu-f.
Th- rov. rnm.-m put-Uhcd
A It c bo.'. tn r. Ur.iiiiaHw la!
the t!ifre lvi'k . r.1 r-'.'io Of the!
Soviet r.ion it has intrrMptcrtl the j
Itin alp,.it--t. ViMth is aler for
untutr4 p t-"-ns to barn th-n th- j
rvmplh't-d SN' chT.r-aeirs.
The o ei-nment pi v-Y-r In-j
da'trt.itiiLit;n Plan" al-4 etnd-j
to tucati.n-l ".'lvTi-s, and r
i.b th .t l.y !;: iitu. racy Ua1I
l- rx-ti:r. W I i-cr cent. ;
CHICAtVS HAtl.V POMItINt;
i'UlOAtlO, IVC. il CAPS)-CM-c;ijrc.'s
latest bombir.-c that of a
Miltoauke aventir store last nivrht
-aused a p.inic Mr.ont pass-nc''
in a croudfd ntre-t car. The car
windows were shattered and occu
pant. of the apartments ulovo the
store wer1 routed from h.-d.
Bring your holiday visit
ors to tlie Sacajawea for
lunch or dinner during their
stay a charming way to
contribute to their enter
tainment. They'll enjoy seeing this
unusual hotel in this pro
gressive city; they'll be
pleased with its atmosphere
and surroundings and
they'll appreciate its excel
lent menus and expeit service.
SACAJAWEA INN
"llnl8 U Way to Better Tilings.
ASaban.a exjw t 1.22.'.
t cotton this year.
bah
Spopt
i Slants
IU". M It I.I U HOIITOX SMITH
JOPI IN. Mo. It-c. C! (AIM
Hen S m i i h h i br o a ir- ri t e
pr.ir- uTAi of tf. tKk Ovir
club h-re tn uc?e-d ht brother.
Horton Smith. ir ternationlt
knon cotr-.r. effective Jjn. 3.
hJ, K h-s v-vi sit;ihT
t H'fton Nuiith the clut.
firtftr' ptant ftr ih- n-jit yeftr
are not kr.wn here
re thft t : aer or per.
fcin f!ni, ace m l rtnc in California.
Alan J.Gould
T.ie c- oi Pailip Sui I lire,
a li.jL Phi Sc m t . u i y h e : o b -.
r f rrrr I lo a sp- ci:. I iu if:tnr
b-for a definite nin- lum r can be
r :icb-.i
Trie Pritixh V- j w vi-e'rt ihiin
pion b!fld Sdfcnd Vrtid .y 4.
lrMHr hahn of ll;i-iriln vertf
cl K nirer than any oth- r Knc'lsh
p'i:iltst h done fn year. PMI
now bs nt-.pl' .1 the
Anierh-n eprts by d- f i-f the
k. vt praitr JI as n at -t'ttipts
to -ifTlr bbil Ht t the
h4w-tr-M pftfiv-e.
Jut he-re hr- te.rs in the
I'rOwre ot tht- ncum M t hot n'litr
cbnir. t-v.x li T tbr.-. nM th-b -.
aV'l t'Tt-ii'tb t tiftV el.'nrt ft lj
n! htm. Tit" rrttte fribrrt u
UTAH
ABERDEEN COAL
Is the C1 to Hum
iV,' s':e $12.00 per ton
Stove size . $,L?j per ton
Lump size $13.75 per ton
Sawyer- Holmes
Mercantile Co.
Phone Main 17