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1A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.' LA GRANDE. ORE. Thursday, October 12, 1933 JLa Grande Eleven Leaves For The Dalles Pare Two ft si TIGERS TO TAKE ON STRONG FOE IN FRIDAY GAME Tarntj-f.tir ljs Grande High srfcoul football pfci.rr. accompanied sty Coac In Waodle, left Mis arl cmoon Xa Bseet The fanes la an in terdlstrlct game at The Valie to- alTTKJtm. In Ml fair the Tiger were flrujrd a the B odrrriOt In Use pine with the Indian, probably two or three tuaeh downs. Tile Blue and White players and their coach, bnenr, refused to ad mit The Iailea bad any edge. En couraged, by the 41 to 7 victory over alac-Bl. they bad hlgtl bopea of up- I KEW TORS. Oct. 12 James flatting the dope bucket all over ! Emory Foxx. toe borne run king of the turf field at The Dtllee. the maor leagues, ru named by the ' AMtng to tbetr bopea vas the fact ; baseball experca today aa the Amert- week sending bit aquad through practice drills In liming passes and perfecting cxecmiOB of plays. Due to danoer of farther Injuries and I he fact that the Indian defense shoved up well against the onslaught frcm Astcn no more scrimmage tiona anil be held. Besides Homu Carl Miller and Jack Bailey are auf terms; from aixml. der Injuries received last Friday. BaOejr. reserve end. will likely not be able to play In the la Orajide game, and It la doubtful If Miller will. Ho)!t Watson, halfback, both end . little last week with a bad heel. Is to good shape. Jimmy Foxx Gets "Most Valuable Player" Trophy that Beryl Hnrtgen. The Dcllea catch. ;, was having a few worries about his ends, tallowing injur sustained in fee Axicd -game, TIM following lat from The Dallea: The Irylt'n football aquad will pmtnt oorj-siderabiy altered for ward vail to Ira WootHr's wgrretga On from Lax Grande when it meeCs the Tiger team here next Friday aft-, ernoon. - ! can league's "most valuable plaTer for the second successive year. On!y two otJier iwv in etcher )eUe haw ever raird this extraod lnarjr distinction. Waiter Johnson. when be vm toe "B' Train" of Wxj&ln&jton'a pitching sx&Tf, ca turfcd the award In 1913 and repeat ed In 1924. the year he helped the Senators win their f!.Trt world series. Roeers Hornsby won the Xattoaai Injuries tararred during last .wt i j lerue "mon valuable player" contest fray wttti Astoria have depleted the I In 1925 and repeated la 1929. Indiana supply of raabie wing raft-!' " 2 -tert! Aowq a, the point rtiera Ocachf C 7 Beryl Hodgen. liothered about hi vnds all season, may lwe to make ! some fairly draattc ahifte In tus line- j up to strengthen the outside posza.j Endurance Mark He con tinued sfcaUnt in a Taooma link on j towara a new :ajo-nour record ne iie has not re- , has aet for htmself. I YhfYAIA U7aVt V 14 iBL V . '. ' TlMUier. 74. nt 16 this moraine twrHju&mjm calmed be tied Uie reputed world; of the Astoria game with a continuous roller skating record of .. IOq hours and 25 minutes. jot a moms. With the hole left by Howell's tem porary absence Ircm the lineup, and no miaa 10 couire . acjorss , mowl bis skates since the start last squad members who hare been try-jeamma, at 8 and iaa been contln tag for the end positions, Watn'lum , fe. ,. tbr assao sis pim auu v vsaut. jbu-uu Heath from tackle to replace Howell. Heath's play In last weelc'a contest j was evisuuxuns; ana noagen ixunxs be may do wen at erwL ' Ernie "Morter will a!ao be shifted from guard Co mi In opposite Heath. Hodgen tailnks. WUUe Cnn&etx. Jack Camp. Stein and Kenny Ooenl. all capable re serves, are being eyed as possib'littes i briefest intervals off the floor. Jefferson Eleven Downs Franklin PORTLAND. Oct. 12 AV-ShOwlnc much Improvement orer Me earlier icnn, affEtenon z?n oeieecea rTanx Un 18 to 0 here yesterday tn the for 1 iVArut tat) ean In the front line opening game of the second round that would be left by Heath's and;11 the Portlw1 IntemOiolaartlc foac sUoslers removal to the outside. la?ur- ' Sudh an Brrangwnerjt would glre ' ' the Indians good ends during oppor-; J? Efirarrfa I a reserve men weaken the line to any cxwslderable decree, the regulars could be shifted back Into their c3d positions and other men iimd for ends. The Astoria game demonstrat ed that the Indians can get along OREGON STATERS WILL TACKLE SAN FRANCISCO TEAM MOTION DAY HERE FRIDAY Judge J. W. Knovles will hold mo tion day in the circuit court tomor row to take care of minor nuers of pleading. i OF'XGOR STATE OOLU5GE. Cor raills. Oct. 13 With lew days at practice before tbry board train for the an Prancuco unlTeratty foot bai: game In San Prandaro Satur day. Oregon leotball players have been bu7 fclrxe Uonday per fecting their olfenee, wbloh baa clicked only oceaSonally thia year. I rm. i,v Tr. The Orangemen hare held opponent!. We to txseai Aaxn scoreless In lour games but failed to than. for u, klnfln. .n gain bevr than a scordeas Ue with .h ... .k. ,1, Oonxaga last weekend. ian(, . h,,, To glTe his players a varied ottense. brother. FIND IT HERE Capy far this Column ssoi . be In by I a. m. PULL FOR PAPA BILL i m , - 1 w..r 1 V W I in aSaahfcaMjjf,r,a- la- f., U Suner. Orange coach, plans to derelop a pass; rig attack and anash-; tng power in bis line playa to go' wxth a dangerous running offense, i Korman Pranklln has been hard lo stop on end runs and off -tackle slants, but no Orange back baa been Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hughes. I Earl Hughes j George Hughes J Mrs. carl Snodgrass. 10-12-ltp BOSEVIIXC POTTEBY We have lust received scene lorelr able to gain consistently through the shapes In EoserlUe pocoery. Prices Une- : range from l to $3. Also see our Hal JoHlin. who baa been binciered hcv Ideas for bridge prizes. Mel- by a leg Injury, la expected to be In. Tllle's. 10-12-lt shape for the San Prandsco Dons, j Joalln not only la a drirtng fullback I "'D VOL' KNOW THAT but Is one of the best Interference cni weather will soon be here? Dan't runners on the team. While Joslin take chances with your health this f was out of the lineup. Arnold Hel-' winter. Send your laundry bundle to j kenen stepped Into the berth and tlie standard Laundry. Ph. Main 68. j ahos-sd promise offcnTEly but feaai 10-11-2 tj not too strong on blocking and j 1 """C ) o break that cold use Kyal Laxa- I Although he is fast enough to fit coia- Mootl Drue """; Into the nmnlng plays nicely. Toad fcUi- , : 1 a 1 Mcintosh, who upa the scales at 197 pounds, may be called on to do a j lot of line smashing. At times Mi Xntosh hac shown impressively but ' has noc been oonsistent. Crazy Crystals at Moon Drug Co. 10-3-1 m.f AIXTIOX SALE 4 hd. Iwrses. cow. calf, farm tna- t Vklntisj u hninftrinlrl orwlc In an effort to give his line great-; , rw er power. Coach etiner may send Vic i ,,,H Curtln, two-year letierman left etri. 10-10-4 t and Harry Pleld. letterman lefti to vne eeconn ainng. n ma; p - uhhor ,,h use Meritol : . Is done Woodle Joslln. a sophomore, i M Cner. iIocm Drug Co 10-3-1 m ' A KA COmnUlte V ill will be siilfted. from right end to! j Ti x- j -rx replace Curtln. while Maynardj trrssrvri-R smnrp OlalT DU) iNOW UHVe Schultz. another sophomore, will take parcels delivered within city limits inm, - - . , right end. Don Wagner, one-year let- 1Sc rer 100 lbs. extra. Phone "" from Page On.) terman. who baa been Improving rap- JLU0B J-OOTBALL GA.MEH aAW-KDAV, EAST OCT. ,14 Colgate rs. Rutgers Dartmouth vs. Bates Harvard ts. New Hampshire . New York 0". vs. Lafayette Perm vs. Franklln-MarshaU . Pittsburgh vs. Navy Prinoeton vs. Williams Army rs. Delaware Tale vs. Wash. & Lee TIMnrT Ts. Wisconsin i-Hfw vs. Notre Dame Iowa State va. Nebraska Michigan vs. Cornell Minnesota, vs. Purdue . M-fs"rt va. K'" State Northwestern vs. Stanford . Ohio Siaie vs. Vanderbtlt . Place ...Hanover ..JUinllton ..Cambridge .. ..New York ..Philadelphia Ptttaburgh Princeton ........West Point New Haven CENTRAL, Champaign .. Bloorntngton - ...Ames ..Ann ...Minneapolis ...Columbia ..Evan to ii ...Columbus BOCKY MOUNTAIN . ...I...Dcnver Denver vs. Otah State . .Montana vs. Washington State . Ctah vs. Brigham Young FAB WEST California vs. Olympic Club Oregon Stale vs. San Prandsco U. San Diego vs. Pomona U. S. C. vs. St. Mary's -' - Washington vs. Oregon .... Whitman vs. Whltwortn ..Missoula : ., Fair, Lake City . Berkeley jSerr Francisco .San Diego Los Angeles Bice vs. S. Methodist . Texas va. Oklahoma . - .Seattle ,.. ..Valla WaUa . SOUTH WEST ! .Houston - ... Texas Christian vs. Simmons - Alabama vs. Mississippi State Duke vs. Tennessee ...Dallas JFort Worth . SOUTH .....Tuscaloosa .Durham Atlanta Georgia Tech vs. Auburn North Carolina vs. Georgia -Chapel Hill - N. Carolina State vs. Florida ... .Raleigh Tulane vs. Maryland 1 New Orleans . In la I Uon more than 93 per cent under i leaving only two tirurtgnfrl Grande and ma ring the city a frao 1 the Blue Bdgle, If you don't think tlie Cllanis will win the world series. Iry your arguments on thest two youngsters They are tons of Bill Terry, manager. Kern. five. fhos how Catl Habbll will whip that screw ball past the Senators, while Bill. Jr., 15. follows the team in the paper at the Terry home in Memphis. Tenn Idly, may replace Field. Main 765. Victor Over Reilly PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 12 Wv- J Billy Eowards, of Kansas City. atook j two falls ou of three to win the 'main event of last nleht'o wnesUim? wiiuuui. vt inucn map jrom loeirjcaro here from Pat Reilly, of Bos ? ' ''ton. BSwards weighed 190 and ReU- Hoflgen will spend the rest of the! ly 19S. Steve Hamas Wins From Benny Miller 10-8-1 mpjjoca, committee, made It clear that You L03 ANGELES. Oct. 18 ,-?v-Steve Hamas, the Passaic. N. aluirgcr. gave the guessers something to think about today. The former Penn Stat; athlete blasted Benny Miller, local favcrlte. Into defeat iast - 9000 persons with a resounding right up percut wlilch abru-rtly ended a Bched uled 10-round bout after a minute and a half of battling In the fourth round. Wt DO OUB PAST If ALL IDAYS Are Buying Days at Folk's Now Not Next Month is the time to get in line on a few of these mighty bargains. W( DO OUR PAST Wrap Around and Button New - Swanky Flannel ROBES Gay Colors Assorted Sizes $5.95 Rayon Pajamas and Gowns Smart high waist, lace trim med shoulders make the gar ments most attractive. $1.25 & $1,50 Kiddies Pajamas Adorable for Gills EiiKcmbles - Lace Trimmed . $1.00 to $1.95 Sophisticated PAJAMAS and GOWNS One and 2-Piece Styles Long- and Short Sleeves $1.25 and $1.75 New - Smart All Silk Plaids 3R-in. Wide $1.19 New Designs in Costume Jewelry Gives that extra touch when dressed. $1.00 3n-in. Mineola Outing Flannel Plain and Plaids He yd. PRINTS Fast Color Cotton 3fi-in. wide in nn assortment of colors and patterns. Ideal for aprons and house dresses. 23c yd. Children's l'alhriggans PAJAMAS and GOWNS Styled Like Grown-ups Kasv to Wash $1.25 . eTerrthlni? ras&ihi v-iti is ? SCHOOL CHILD BEX etmp w spfxll up can get scratch paper for . art-.-, -v. ..., , school at the Observer. Now 2 pads Sc.! by the ta WaslUagson 8-14-t I. j -Thij program ts an attack on the novnTTNSrPR j depression from an entirely dtffer- Only independent Delivery System before .., BetWCn LLSrand i ster today. -We are attacking the LOWEST RATES DALLY SERVICE. ! ' , " ZZJT. T."!. , j.. iwu wis maruua lu BaUCCs ! nURShht. Wd alt Vnrw fhtit y4isw. 9-19-1 the last three years or more there has been great lack of buying by j lnaiYicniiUs. family groups and busl- ness crrganlzatlons. The present na- tlon-wide campaign Is simply a drive j to get people to buy the things they wouki nave oeen buylne durlne the ( last three years or so If it had. not Phone Vfaln 709 for Pickups. COATS FOR INPANTS. CHILDREN, MISSES A SMALL HOMES LOW POPULAR PKICES At Norton's Kiddy Shop. 9-12-1 m 1 1 besn for their lear complex. "Of course, we are well aware of the fac that there are some people who can not afford to do any special ; buying at this time. But they are very much tn the tmnortty. Most families in La Grande can make at ; least some extra purchases. "The object of our efforts wtU be to convince such persons that It will ! be to their Interest to buy now the : things that under ordinary clrcum- j stances they would have bought in ; recent years. Bear In mind that Just j a little more spending by each fam ln this city and vicinity will make all the difference In the world to the j business Interests of this city. Mr. Baxter said tjiac reports from Washington indicated that the pres- -; ent movement was spreading like wiM-flre over the country and was ! bound to be a great success. The chairman also reported that another employer has signed the president's re-employment agreement Now is the Time to Buy as Values Like These May Never Return Agoxn Extra Special for FRIDAY and SATURDAY 83 Pair of Ladies Shoes. All Sizes But Not All Styles. $2.39 High and low heel pumps straps and ties. These shoes are out of our regular stock. Former values up to 4.95. Buy Now and Save! NEW YORK STORE Be happy ! Go to Apple Jack Gulch at the High School Gym at Irnbler nn tVi-ii?. 4-Vin llth aviH -Ti.tv tha 14th. The fun starts at 8 p. m. If i rv you've been there before tell your 1 J$ (riends about It. If you have never ; , attended come this time and get the best crnjoyment you've had for f months. Auspices Irnbler Post Amerl-' . ANGEL'S HAT CLEANING Is. Pj can Legion. I (SI RSI 1 fS3 1 AND BLOCKING Best work In town. Across from Penney 's. 0-H-1 m. ! & Qift Shop. BKIORE WrNTF.lt roMis shield or side glass refitted correctly. This can be one at small cost to JL you In both time and money If you - 10-6-21. ; f VOI R PICTCRK3 tfa If you have a picture which you'Jf wiao rnian;pQ it can oe oeautiiuuy done from either the picture or from ; the negative If you will take It to Richardson "The Art Man" at Rich- i ordson's Art & Gift Shop. He spe- ; clalizes In all kinds of picture work, : enlarging, tinting and framing. '. io-62t : att F AUK'S ... in . . DON'T TRIFLE WITH COMMON CONSTIPATION Kellogg's All-Brau Belief Brings It if 1 ! : Announcement! FITZGERALD'S Selected as Dealers For Arcoline Paints - Varnishes - Enamels We are pleased to announce our acceptance of the Arcoline Paint Pealersliip. We are now ready to serve you with a complete and reliable line of Paints, Varnishes, Enamels, Stains and Brushes. Now is the time to buy under the Blue Eagle, and what could be more appropriate than to brighten up the home with new paint, inside and out Redecorate your walls and floors before winter touch up the breakfast set with new colors, and you will find new joy in your surroundings. ' I Constipation gets its grip on a ! " person almost unawares. It often i Jr starts with such little things. Head- j Jl aches. Listlcssncss. Bad complex-1 , ion. Unpleasant breath. If on-jT chocked, it .may seriously impair f your health. Fortunately, you can avoid this . jt danger by ealing a delicious ce-'i real. Laboratory tc3ts show that Kellogg's All-Bran provides two ( "t things needed to overcome common ' fv constipation : "bulk" and vitamin B. I J All-Bran is also a rich source of i JT iron for the blood. i T Biological tests demonstrata that ' the "bulk" in bran is similar to that In leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it forms a soft mass, which gently clears out the intestinal wastes. I lTow much better than taking tro-1 pleasant patent medicines. Two tablcspoonfuls of All-Bran daily j are usually sufficient. Serious cases, with every meal. If not relieved ! this way, see your doctor, Cct the red-and-grcen package at ' your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in ! Battle Creek. ! Save In Our INTRODUCTORY SALE Friday and Saturday nr. U, tli. t O0a, Manager of the Oregon Division, will be here during our introductory sale to help you select yor requirements. Being an expert, he is well qualified to give you advise ... otmiiiiK ami usi(j yami ur emmns. ix sure anu umain your requirements Friday or ?n 1 TCpITZGER ALD'QJ a uiiuiuic VViii)jaiij Friends and Furniture Our Business Buy Now Score 40-0 12-20 S-12 0-7 0-2J 0-31 29-0 32-t 13-0 H 13-0 . 17-10 . 27-0 63-0 13-18 . 0-3 3-3 . 17-8
