Monday, January 20, 1J0
Pagfc Two
LA -GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORE,
HILLS DEPT. STORE
A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE
Owned '
Alan J.Gould
"ncllfvt! It cv not, hut Hhnrki-y
Ih through. Iiin-nr down evtr.v
unHUltiible ,ojjlU'nt llmt Mmlliull
Hiiunro Clui'din dU;n lil fur him."
Ho bcllowoil Johnny Iluekley,
Htinrkey'H iniiuajri'r, ' nt tin IioIkIiI
of nn orntlon ili'llvriid In nn at
tempt to. Justify tlio Iloxton hiavy
weight's n-fumil 10 flKht Tuffy
(irirruhB- In iho ulnr henvywelitlii
rnFiiKeinont of tiu winter at
.Vlnml.
This nlinerviitlnn post hold no
I kf for Clrlfflth or for the Onr-
i but It wpiiw that If bottler
, v v nre to be found to lower
I harkpy'R pi-catlgp, mickley will
, find them. .
The picture of Slwirkcy an a
, imm-lilllei', knooklnK tin' heavy
weights rlsht and l-ft. nerds Iho
I'.rtlKtlc touih of u futurlnl, The
Huston Biillor knocked out u brace
of llKht heavyweight!! In somewhat
unusual : fiiBlilon, Delnncy and
l.ouglimn.. but othcrwlso lilfl rei
iirtt since belni;' stopped by Juo!c
Doiiipsoy Bhows'no Brent nmount nf
liniuiiKO administered to the rough
er nnd loui-hcr bl fellows,
i Hhnrkey could not knock Mike
McTlitue. off his feet, ut u tliii",
wlmn th" - IrlHliinnu was almost old
iiuouKli to bo .Die. sailor's fnttier.
Thu (,-iiriulouH noli fulled to dis
lodge Tom lleoney from bin moor
Inlts or Johnny llliikn, who won
the decision. . it limy also be re- .
willed llmt Hlmrkoy had no relaxa
tion hint winter In the form of
tun It In for Yoiiim HirlhlhiK to get
up off Iho floor of Iho ring :it
,Ilain llonch. At one hIiiko or
In Is right It looked (is though
iharkey himself nilKht Uunt the
're.'tlii w ith his trunks- ' , , I
: I'iM-hapH Hlmrkey in crlllenl of
t-'e Oarilcn'H persistency in plelilnif
'cppiinentn who decline '...to. be,
' bounced up and down. j
i ; Tho new .fumble nil", which
' iicimiih destined to fiiay In the foot
' hall rules for I Mil, nevertheless In
for fro'U srill-H'ueVry 10 u'My ohl-
.Hmcs.,. Arthur. M. Iteate, a Mar-'
card Hinr In the tin's (playing tour
j ara at (iiiartcrhaek) focusses st
lentloli on these two points; j
-' "(1) The present tumble rule
Is arbitrary and not logical, TIptm
In no reason w hy the defense may
not run with a recovered tumble.
The ball baa always been capable
or being, carried by offense and
tlefi'iiso. That Ih the original
IiipiIh mental play In Itugby.
LOS ANOELES
f
Convenience
Comfort Hospitality
You will appreciate the rxecllrnt
nervice and mudcrtto rates. The
city's mow centrally locau-U liotrl.
One Mock from PtrjJitng Square
convenient to nil Iv.idinx liop,
theatres, financial instttutions and
dearie depots for all tnotts.
Cwrajto adjoining.
All Ouiid Koom-l:Mh Will) D.tl.
n-ir r.r..n - - : r,n. $i. n
Two IVtMxii 1 ;u, II.
IhuinltrJ FooJFriendb Pirr
Fiwhk Simpson, 1a., Diimot
Sixth C Grand
Spopt
i Slants
k
FREE
1930 License
With tho piiif h.w if a u.seil enr
with an O.K. that counts
Larison Chevrolet Company
L'svl Pur
Ut
407 Fir
Homo
Stove
"Why rule that the offense may1
cover their' own filinblcH and
Lrusti again and at the hiiiiiii time
prevent the delVlisi. from doing the
Kiillie lliing while the hull IH (lllve?
There In iil'snlutoly no reason ex
cept that the ruleH coinmllteo arc
hard put to ll to do sofiiclhinK
American Kughy ami Its troubles
and ilefeclH are the rcault of treat
ing symptoms. j
"(:: 'ibe rule la binl from n
rporllng Ktapilnilnl, In (he blind
I uiai'M gtitoe, fumbleM aro oriel)
I cauHcd by temporaiy nervo par
nlynlH, Ioh of wind, or connciou.1
; ncmi. It In not In the leant n nport
Ing propoHlllon to take it ball away
i from an unt'onscloun opponent, yet
the Blogan Blnco 18 80 ban bcitl
'tackle low and throw hard' with
Ihe.purpoae jlamonK , othern) . of
prodtlelriK tl fumble. ; ' . ' . t
Quito a few enaction, anion?
them Howard Jones of Bouthurij
California, feel that tho prompt
fumble mlo In Incoimlatenf In ol
lowlng tho offensive side to ad
vniico. a fumbled ball while not
giving the defensive lda thlH prlv
lleije, whlih Is formerly onjoyed.
Hut the rules commlttee'ii conlen
llon Ih that the orfenslvo sldo suf
fers enough penalty, .. In cllher
cane. '!
Minnesota Looking
For Football Coach
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 10- (A.P)
The Itnlvcrslty of Minnesota will
have a new football coach boron)
Iho end of the week. ' .'
'IhlR wan indicated. today as Dr.
Uitus I). Corfman, presldont of tho
llnlverHity began looking over the
lint of likely candidates to Hiioooed
Dr. (Mnrciirii w. Hpmirs, who' on
Hattlrday signed1 as' head football
coach nt the University of Ore
gon. -..'
Dr. HpcnrH reiiirned . today to
present bin 1'oniml resignation an
Gopher gridiron mentor, a pont ho
had held fur five yearn. lo ox
prcsncd hlmndf as well pleased
with his new Job, which will pay
a niilary or jl 1,600 annually.
No Individual ban yet been
agreed upoii as Hpears' successor
at Minnesota by lr. (.'ofrmnn and
the senate commlttco on Intercol-'
legiate athletics, the ruling body
of spiirtn ill the Oophcr school,
which In anxious to hove one se.
Ii'i'ted this week. , Hprlng football,
practice, beglnn1 Keb. 1
diant Carrierd To
Fight This Week
NKW YOltK, .Tun. TO (AD
I'rlitio (!infrii, wIiohv 2 S5 pound
nn1 illstrHmlod over u Irunit' SO ,
Int'hi'H, lil(ih, ninkt-H Ills Ain'rle.in
flHilc tlrhiit tills wot'k In a ten-
round bnui Kalnnt Hlir Dny ltsl '
ithoii of MlnnonpollH tit Miullnan
M(tmr (lanlcn PrldAy nilit. Tar-.
ncm'H innuKtinvl ipiKnninco hnH .
Ktoh-n in lifli of Ih K'.ni ntir-'
rt thnt (itlii'i-wtm.1 uilcht huvo Uwn
di'voti'd to tho wi'i'kly hUowh at j
flilriiKn, I'lilltutclphlii, HoHton aud j
t'lt-vuliiml.
Two t'ltnmplnttn. Jnekio VMi-Wh,
klnK the wcUrwcltfhtH, nnd Hut
lmttullno, ffatlu-rwolRht ttth'-hold- I
vr, Hnx into notion iitirltiK th
wtM'k In non-tltulnr boutrt.
Foreign Threat
Will Meet Risko
('! rcVKLAM), O.; Jan. 20 (AD
, Iticnrdo Heituzieolo. Italian
heyywelKht, nnd Johnny. Hinko, of
t.'leveland, will nltit It but In a
Hcheduled lu-round flKht herw to
nlKht with the winner expeeilmc
preference in nrriinKliiK' futun
HUlnnlHhe.t anions tho heavy weiuM
contendoiH.
The proceedn of the program
will be be Klven to the family of
the lato Hay Campbell, hoxlntf
writer for tlte Cleveland New..
TleketH have been Hold for w cap
acity attendance of lo.OuO nt the
public hall.
Ail (The Oreat) Hhirert In to ref
eree one of the nlx-round boutfl.
t'ea ...,..$ 9.50
Nut ; 12.00
Stove 13.25
Lump 13.75
Broomfield &
Richardson
I'honn Moln 714
Phone
Main 508
St.
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COUGARS LEAD
IN fONFFRFNfF'
m wmmmil
Oregon and Washington,
Tied for Second Place
With .500 Percentage, j
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lii'.st iiir-n-ni- nnii.rmll
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orlhcifl IlltUloii
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Waxhlnglon Statu I 1
fcregon 'I 1
Washington I
Idaho 2
Oregon Stale ,.. 2
S'HlllHTll l)lvlln
l'. r. l A. - 1
V. H. C. 2
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.3311 J
1 .000
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California ....I
Hlaiifonl I S
IllU VtM-k'M hclicillllo
Trldiiy MaHhlnirton vn. Dregon
ut KMKCne.
Haturday Wahlnglon vh. Orc
ffon ut Kugpfie; California Vrt.
Mnnfonl at l'nlo Alto: Houthern
California vh. I". H. C. at boa An
ele; WaMhlllgtun Wate vs. Idaho
at Moncow.
POHTI.AND, Ore., Jan. 20.-
YfashlnKton Stato Jumped Into tho
lend of tho northern division or
the; leucine Count 'basketball con
ference: by, winning., three, .games
last week. T)io Cougnrs 1. 'e.ited
Oregon State' twice, 40 to 27 nnd i
2H to 27, and lditho once, 3C to '10.
-OrROn Htato college, dfrtplto ItH
rornarkablo victory over WushlnK
ton Jrldity. 34 to 24, dropped In
to the eellur hy lortlriK tin hit on. I
gnnie nt tho hotIoh to Uw J Tusk 1c m
SiUurduy, 36 to 'ii, nfU'r sufforlnK
two' loHe onrlior In tho weftk by
WnBhlnRton Htntc.
OreKon rumulncd tied for hccoik!
place with WuHhlnKton by bn;ik
Jnff vvn In a two-trnnu' Htulen with
Idaho. Tho WebrootH ndsnd out a
4o-tu37 victory In the flmt con
trol nfler a flVfl-rninut? ovtMtlino
ptrlod. but fulled to maintain their
piice nnd dropped the Hccond, tl
to 34. '
Oreton to Mio(, HusKIph
If Wellington Ktnto dufetttM Ida
ho, ftt Mjohcow Hut unlay, It will r
tain tho lend In Iho northern flec
tion, reKfti'dh'HH how tho Orerron
WanhliiKton norlcs coiuos out. Thnt
trnnm will bn tho only ono In which
tho CoiiKurH nnd VundalH compelo
(Jil week.
OrKJ lkiyn tup KtunoH, belnc
hoiit to ViMhliiKlon at J'lUKeno Frl
ilay rtbd' Haturday. Ort-Kon Htato
drow ft bye thlH woek.
In tho Hotitht'rn division, C. (T,
L. A. lootiiH iih a pOHHiblc (.'hnio
plon. Tho baby moniber of tho
conrerpni! dei'eutfd tho rnivor
flty of Cnlll'ofnlK, 'id to 23, 'Hatur
day. : l.nHt week It trouncod Ktan
lord, 03 to 30;
Tho t'ardH looked' bettor thin
week. 'than lftHl. They pulled one
of'thoMO HiirprlKt'M when they d"
reiited v: H. C, Kri'day, 3ft to 23.
Th-. Trojunn rclaliuted' Saturday
.with, n one-Hided victory, Jtfl tti'lS.
" The Houlhern Hehooln play only
oni' initio each Ilil.f week, (Vill
forhla ffteew Htanford nt I'alo Alto
find Houthern California pluyn X'.
H. t'. nt I,on AriKt'lett, both ttti?
eoinlny .Saturday.
Happiness In Act:on
The preference nf n life nf Inne
tlvlty in one nf neilnn In nn error,
for lutptdncse cohnIkO In neilon.
AWsloOo
Top" and "Doc" To
Future
' IK
1 tl ll . iJ
Dou- poars. o lini oijrniM to co'h fonihitll nl the fnlrcrslty of Oii-(ron (l.-ft) nnd "ivp"
WariH-r (riKlit). K-h nt Stanton), wlio U1 nTipon thrtr otl rttirt Romo time In the next fen-
J.'OIM.
Whon lr. Clarenoe Spe.irs, Mln
nrvsota fuoth,il coach, fdned n
contract lit MKouln, Mont., Jan.
IS to cvich football nt the Uni
versity of tlrcKon, Rrld fnti! or nn
hlMorlcal tnnt. rnlUMl that an old
feud of mvernl years nuo. would
bre,ik Into activity once more.
Hvverul yeum iiro, w hen 'Top"
Warner was coaching l'ltHburKh.
nnd when Ir. Hptarn coiiched West
Vtrtclnlfi, tho two teams used to
meet nnd the rivalry wits prvtiy
Keen. After tho last of threo
Kume. ployed in three nucces-nlve
ii'-aNons. "Pop' had won twici' nnd
"ioe" onof. Now Ioc l.i comini?
wet to Oregon nnd although there
Ih no (ro(ionStnnford game sched
uled for l!i30. It is 8nr to bet that
there will he one In 1531 or 19.12
with other to follow. Ir. Spear.i
needit two winn to taVo the, Usui
tn tho Pop-Wc feud, und the only
way to K"t them I.h by playing,
Purltitf It. Spears' It years as
heart couch of football teams he
has won 66 nmea out of A total
of,M. lost 18 and tlM 7.
ii Vt if i.;. : . .
Edison Prefers
siIk Paiamas;
Regrets Talkies
.NBW youk. Ja, . ,.,.,
t iii.h- a. khhw iik nixm
"i". '" "'
Ilo Ilki'K lo nil nllk nxt to
i vMn. ,nnuiill.v lire. Kilixon inrik-'
hlin a . box of hanilkerehlefs froip
the soltcnt India nltlt. They are
u. yard )i(iiaic
"I am. always finding enmolhltig
of the hoy in him," nnys Mrs. l-Mi-son.
"He Kiinlllv could not leave
Ihe house ullhoiit giving me. an
affectionate hug and kins. It Is
i the custom of years for nie to go
to the dour with him fur 11 few
palling words.''
lie regrets iho talkies nnd would
like (o ee .Mary I'lckford or Clara
How In old silerK film, ji.e doesn't
like bridge dancing or golf, ije
considers golf was Invented for
men who eat too much. ;
Wrlccs I Vw I,ot(rs
lie writes prat'llcally no letters.
Harvey l.'irestone writti to him,
but he does not write to Pfreftone.
ICe never remembers holiday or
anniversaries, not even Christmas,
his own blrlhday or his wedding
anniversary.. He shaves 'hjmscif
with irn pld-fashioncd, sj,ruight
blade razor.
. At, homo tho Inventor decrees
that his nrm-chalr shall ho kept
sacred. ' Nobody else has, ever sat
In It. He allows no oim to dlHturb
hl copy of the morn I ok paper. j
Uli favorite author Ih Victor;
Huko. IIIh fnvorlte book.H nrfi ;
'len MjHr rahleH" and "Tidlerft of
tho Keni" 'JIvaiiKellno" n n d
"Knoch Arden" are hln 1 favorite j
poeniH. !
mi:AH.s to (Xwik 'jxj oiik-
UOS AllOl'T I-'lltST Or JAUC1I
MINNWAI'OLIH, Minn., Jan. SO
(AT) Ir. Clarenco V. KpearH will
leavo about Marcli l for Kimene,
Oregon, to ntifMino hlH new duties i
u head football coach nt the t'nl- j
Verulty of Oregon, ho unnouncud
hero today, on hl return from j
MlNHouhi, M'ont., where on Satur
day he HlKned a five-year contract '
with tho Pacific ronnt nchool. j
Guerrilla . , I
As nn ndjeetlvp Iho word "j-uerlh j
In" Is applied to (tTeKtilnr, iitllintih j
oMi'ii Itililmnio war Cure condiu-red
hy Indopendent hands. A, a noun ,
It Is tipplied to uuo who curried j
on siieh wnrfmo.
SlagfiBr.ng Figures
'Hip ntnvpBt nienfltiretnent nf tho
nniverfo irtvefl lis rfidlun In liiih'R
tv S2."t fnlliiwed by 17 nnuwhis. or
.ir.O.iHJO.iKKt.iHXl 1111101 ns trrenr us
tho dlslanre front the enrdt to the
win. ...
5?orts and P(eaiure
.KiiKlishmen . are wild to . "ttilte
their pteiiuroR r:k1I,v." AmerleauH
take their spoil h finrionfly.ttti .
Ilermmllnn Sun.
Mustn't Be Too Sure , .
The follow who Ra.va it cannot j
ho done In likely to La Ittlerrupled
bv - somebody dotna It-- L'upper'u
Weekly. . ,-;
. AIns for It ' '
Thlldren nhoiild hi encouruged lo
put. inullous. The wisdom of the
whvfl.
Be At It Again In
Feud of Several
Agua Caliente
Golf Course Is
Real Challenge
AOCA CA1.IHNTK, Lower Cali
fornia, Jiin. VH IAPJ On tho his
toric k round u hi once Hpunluh
contulMadorn halted In their search
for gold, lutiio than a hundred o(
the eountry'K picked golf rxpon
ent.i will renew this quct over the
Anna Callento course, urped on by
an unpi ect1ent tl piire of IJft.ooo.
.. YeMirday thew blKh-ranklnff
prrtfe.-slenal.s, Intermintrlf ,l with a
small scattering of prominent (in
teurs. Hwiinit around the new par
7t cour,e for the Tlrat tirno. In an
rfiort to soho it?; intrleari!i and
pectlll irltif-K.
Few kept tvorts, prefentntf to
meumbT over the untried fairways.
1 05 1 1 n f them from nil tingle.
tn the-opinion of the&o aud other
lenders, th coursfl I th most
' i ... . i i -
; SCillEEW-GlllP
'If you dorit
ScrQQn-Orcf type
QQttinq thG latest and troblQ
greatest dovGlopomGnty (3ass;
III IUUIU,
Ask any competent . DGaac ana OQ 'COljiY
aumoncy
Near
Years Ago Recalled
Warner k ..VS
ttirticuu on tho Pacific coast. All
Kwpinona, veteran ChlcaKOan. said !
ft wiu the most dlfVicult layout he!
hail struck In many a moin. H
had a 7 tn xbow for bis efforts.
Hie mystery of just w ho a. Ill t
able lo bett nuister the course rtur- )
InK the four dayn of 7: hole medal
play waa left UkM in the grasp or !
tho w n trapped fuirways. With
only four par threo holes it ts cer- j
tain that tho tourney will develop f
into a hard driving contest, conph-.l
with nn expert putting toueh. i
Dot Coo's Off by Pantief
loj sweat or pvrspiru very lit. !
tie. Tb.e phsiibtiiciil pnrpitso of
pcrspimiion mvm t" be regulation
of Ihe temtHTaiure ,f the body, p.nt
lit Ihe rasp of the doc, u ueit .ts
mnuy other HuimaU. 'he tm
peraluro Is regulated hy i"pinnl. n.
After nmntn- a de. hreathes loom
raphllf pants. This ba ihe ;im
coidht Hft'tet n w eat itij wmifd
hac Pitlhtiiulcr Mucniilic.
r r
NOtO: X UlNLyUALLU.
buyax for ridQlitv, puntv and
it.
CARR FURNITURE CO. Inc.
Eastern Oregon's Largest Horn l'Virnishci's
PMtnting od Clat, '
llnrolil (!. Clnrke, tvrlllnii in FeU
nmiy, niaj, Anllipies, says: "lilusn
likliiri'H were in IxMns ns onrl.v n
I lie Si"vpnl(i'iilli cenlury, 'i'ln'v
rcnclicil tholr iilnnnclo nf qimlllj
froin tlm ilnillile Fl:itiflinliit nf mi
(iniviiij; unit imliilint; In nu.l dur
ing Hit! Inllpr half nf Hip KlKhteiMilli
(Tnnir.v.
Training U. S. Sailors
The l.'niled Shires Xnvnl nead
em v h r Annnpolio, Mil., tr a for
mally tipened on Oetoher HI, 1NJ.i.
It ttt.i founded h.v Ceorcn Huti
erol't, tho neeretiiry of thenuv.T. The
Infill of niilhonzerl npiwilntmeiils '
tho academy is iibont SM,
The Worm in RctoIi
The Worm ftitriiiiii: nt lai)
fine of the.-'e d:t. .Maria. I'll eome
and tlina :rivelf mer ibi eliiT. and
he Jury will lake oni bx.lc at voir
and hrinu in n verdirl if "Snleble
whhn leiiipoi in ily vurr," Tho llu
tnfirist. 28 cake recipes say
add the flour . . .
v Little
at a time
A so IIili-S B.j. roat their
coffee by a continuous proc
ess a itvr pounds at a
time. What a didtrtoce it
makes in tiavor 1 No hulk
routrd cotfre tatttrs like iu
Fresh frxjm the original vacuum
pack. Emits opened "with the key.
HILLS
BROS
COFFEE
VOUVE
mi-.
to the lowest
,
'i i
FActa and A.plrationt
My business Is In tench my s
lilrutlnns to cunfurm themselves, to
fiirlB, not to try nnd mnlie fnets
liiirmonlzc Willi my nsplriitlniis.
Huxley. i
.
Jokes oo Marrtase
Jokes on marriage nre funny or.h
to those who nre nor mnrrled. Chi
rn?o News.
lo Praise of Discontent
I Poor In abundance, famished ni
a feast, mnn's prief In hut his
amndenr In disguise, nnd dlscon
tent i Itnmortnli'y. Young:
SALE
of
MANHATTAN
Shirts and Pajamas
Regular $2.00 goods S1.55
Regular $2.50 goods $1.85
Regular $3.00 goods ; $2.25
Regular $3.50 goods $2.65
Regular $4.00 goods $3.15
Regular $5.00 goods ...... .$3.85
Regular $6.00 goods $4.85
Regular $7.50 goods $6.00
Te St one For
i
. t
I nCGy .
Early Caln&e Systenu
Tho iuIips "f Riilil cmplnyei). h.v
Mic Chlnpsp limy linve been Ihe eni
liest cuius. Slndern uutliorllle.
Iiowcvor. nvcept Iho view nf Ileinil
oius Hint iinlil nml silver ciilim
were first used hv (lie Ljrdiutis
iiliuul Ihe Slxih cenluMV I?. C.
E'o:tric Lighting :' .
In tin nre lump the llxht Is pro
dnceil by n rnltiilo tire formed bo1
Ivvcen twit or mure enrlion dee-'
trmlea. In nn Inriinriosopnt "tamp
Ihe liuhi ifl priHlured by thc.eloc;'
trie Incnndeni'pnre of n strip or Ilia-',
niont of refrncliiry substances.,
rehpriillv rurlmn.
Every Man
i
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n