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Page Four ' ' LA UltAN I)E' EVEN 1NG bliSERVEK,1 LA liitAN PIS, OttE Thursday, December 28, 1933 ; t COACHES STUDY SUGGEStlONSFOR J NEW GRID RULES By William Weekes (AwoclaUd tiess Bports Writer) I CHICAGO, Dec. 87 l -f- Any hope, that collegiate, football will provide ! ihore and bigger thrills In 1034; de- ' pended a good deal today on whatT recommendations lor changes in uic ' rules, the American Pootbnll Coaches' I association might make. , Seven proposed alterations In ' the playing code were presented at rac I opening session yesterday by Harry a, ' Klpke of the University of Michigan. After sleeping oh them, the coaches , promised to 'decide (today " im what t they would recommend to the rules I committee which will meet In New j York some time In February, The proposals Included elimination of tlw "dead, ball" rule, changing the fumble rule To permit running with i tlie ball, malting only fourth down j Incomplete forward posses. Into the ; end zone touchbacks, moving the goal i posta up to. the goal line, Increasing the sideline zdh0 from 10 to I o yards. permitting forward passing from any. where behind' the' scrimmage line. I and adopting a "wlncly-'day" rule to i permit a team;'to surrender posses- slon of the boirwheri back of lta own j 30 yard line, at a point 25 yards lip , the field. Instead of punting. ' I Storm Warnings Arc Ordered Up On Coast , (Continued From Page Onel Western Oregon and Washington ex. cept In the Columbia river' gorge where the mercury field slightly un- . der the freezing point over night. The weather bureau said, however, , that warmer temperatures were ex ' pcui In th6 gorga today ss the cbid air from the east Is displaced by a large belt of warmer air spreading over the western slope of the Cas cades, ' Warmer weather In ' the eastern parts of Oregon and Washington was predicted for tonight. ' All streams In the northwest were expected to continue their fall dur- ing the next -two days, further re lieving flood 'conditions. ' ' 1 ' t I ' : '' '; ". . PORTLAND I'RODi qi . PORTLAND,' pee; 28 UP) Butter f Prints, extras, 31c; standards au'c lb. Butiterfat Portland delivery: A grade 1718o -lb.; farmer's door de livery, 14 & 15c lb.; aweot cream, 6c higher. " ;'.'". . , ; live poultry1 Portland delivery,' buying prices: colored fowls, 4 to 6 lbs., lie; over 8 lbs. 11c: spring pull ets, 3 to 2" 1M. lie; Toasters, over 3V4 lbs., 10c; Leghorn fowls, over 3V4 lbs.-, 10c; under 3(4 lbs., Be; broilers, 1(4 to 3 itos.', 12c; a lbs. and up, 10c; colored ducks,' "Hoi geese, 10c lb.; turkeys. No. 1, (.a lb, ; - ,.; , Stoneking's& Grocery '.'JS Open Evenings and Sundays:'- Golden West Coffee In Qt. Gl Rm Jars, 3 lbs. for 65c Eastern Cranberries, i qt. .15c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs! 10c Imperial Lettuce. 3 heads 19c Large Oranges, doz ;...35c Sugar, 10 lbs. 60c 20 lbs. 4ii.il Bob White Laundry Soap, 10 Bars . ...27c Melville lllilf. l-tiime 330-J Free Delivery ' Send In Your ; . Pur Trimmed . COATS Por Mld-wlnter CLEANING Our process safely cleans and re stores new life to your gnrmont. ! ODORLESS DRY 1 CLEANERS 1107 Washington Ualn ?01 BUS SERVICE For wau.owVentkrprisb, ' JOSEPH and Wy rolnt. Leave-La Orande. Dolly 10:30 A. M. 4:10 P. M. For PENDLETON, Way Points Leave La Orande, Dally 10:30 A. M. . I). P. State Depoti 1J0S Adams Phone MAIN 48 AIRPLANE CRASH .. FATAL TO MURPHY 1 ' WALLACE, Idaho, Deo. 38 (P Hurt In an airplane crash, J. E. Murphy of Kellogg, died In a (hospital here late last night. ; Murphy was a passenger In a ship piloted by 'Russell E. Owen, of Spo kane, who also was Injured when the plane sideslipped and fell 300 feet near the landlne field at Ouburn, Idaho, a mile west of here yesterday, j ' Owen whose skull was possibly frac tured was reported to be resting easily alj the same hospital, HARMONY IN CONGRESS IS r - HELD LIKELY .. SC0RCHY SMITH SHAU, I TAKE HER UP FOR yoo, C if)" il J o , "" (Continued from Page One) r ; have set dowa tentative budget es timates reading: Income 43,400,000,- 000, ordinary outgo $2,600,000,000. . ( Senator 'Connelly (D Tex,,) said. today after a, ca)l at the White House he would move to Include cattle as a baslo commodity under the agricul ture adjustment act, ' ' j Inclusion xf cattle Is favored also by Secretary Wallace and such legis lation Is predicted. ' Representative Greenwood of In diana, the Democratic whip,' sold to day In a statement that . he had Bounded out the opinions of house members and has ascertained that they feel "the crisis has been Dossed and that we are -on the way out of wie depression," (Trademark Registered) . . The Tl'y-Ollt I . . V. B. Patent Office j : - v- . I ' ' "'Tr'ii : 1 i ' ' 1 " t-.tte. oikir cue tup last I l r-aTo.VrJiTN J ... J JUS.T WANT TO TRY IT OUT" L . ' ZV ' V'Zh t'cHY ' , ' 1 tSifiCf TUCkt T( Tflic Vftll HP ffCTVyl I . im CVUFM " v ""r", m ' VJ"'.T. ' - : r v 1 - n3T41i . V Haines Canaries " Take Many Prizes In Recent Shows HAINES A roller canary hatched last spring at the aviaries 'of Frank Lajoy In Halneo tied as champion of tho Rose City Roller Oanary show in Portland last Friday In competition with 106 singers at the show. The young songster not only tied with an old bird for this honor but was given what Is said to have 'been the highest score 65 ever awarded at A majority isn't always right. t A nudist colony Is practically unani mous for nudism, and a cannibal tribe for carinlbalfom. -'"- - - any show In the United States. Be cause an exhibitor may buy a good mature singer,' the rules are that a younf, bird winning such honors is awarded the derby, the highest dis tinction a breeder may obtain.' Besides the above awards, Lajoy se cured first for the best young team; ' first for best young bird, winning a' beautiful silver trophy given the show' by the U. 8. National bank of Port land;, first prize, trophy put up by Meier Si Frank, for special tour; sec ond for the best young team, - and three, third prizes.'- . '- ,. . Mr. Lajoy also sent birds to other northwest shows, and at Salt' Lake he was given two' medals, special prizes; and one. third prize; at the Oakland; Cal.;' show the Lajoy birds 'won first for the best old team, second, and fourth for the best bird of that show and a glucke special. '' - s'i n ; v c Grande RdndrMeaGomiw FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS ' ,' Main Store, Hoover Market' and Fir Street Market -'? Investigate Our. Coupon System; ... It Will Save You Money. i V.' VJ. V t ttK?. ,-thi ,7i.fcr:';.,V nhrssSi tit nfl Brisket 5c lb. ft jL0iN;0 i .Half or whole, ! Pound ;..v-..Ui. .... .... S SHOULDER.PORrC 1 1 n ?'-' Very lean, J.1U i , ! .: Pound L.....:..... 8c j PORK STEAK Lean Shoulder Puts 2 lbs. 23c j CUBE STEAKS , i Sirloin tips, delicious, ! tender, each i PICNICS i 1 H m " Sugar cured, 1UC ' ' .1 Pound 9c I HAMBURGER 1K 25cfi Ground Beef, Whole Carcasses f MU v - - " i Hind quarter, ''. ! very choice, lb. j BEEF ROAST Choice shoulder I cuts, Hi. .J.. 6c 8c j HAM HOCKS J. 2 to 3-lb. average, ! Round i. 8c j j BEEF STEAKS i T-bone, sirloin ! '' and rib, lb. h .. 12c j Preferred 'Stock - Coffee " 1-11). Glass Utility Jar 29c :M- Elgin Mayonnaise i , PINTS f 19c ! : QUARTS 35c .: v-VPreferred Stock ;' Shrimp 'Jumbo Size: 2 CANS 23c :: . Palniolive ... Soap " Vox- that S'hool Girl Complexion --. 1 ' . . 1UU 5c Crystal White Soap 10 BAliS 29c Monarch Fruit Salad or Fruit Cocktail No. ,1 Tall Tin 15c 1 Monarch Grapefruit Fancv Whole Segments No. 2 Tin 2 TINS 27c Aig Cabin Syrup Med. Tins , - 39c : Large Tins 75c Guittard's Ground Chocolate ' Strictly Pure -1-LB. TIN 23c 3-LB. TIN . 65c Monarch Peas 131o-oz. Tin 2 Tins 25c : Pure Cane Sugar 10 LBS. 56c 20 LBS. $i.ii ; He won two trophies at Sacramen to, Cal., show, which was given prior to the Portland affair, the latter which Mr. and Mrs. Lajoy attended, returning to Haines Monday, after en- Joying the four days' exhibit at the Benson hotel and a banquet Sunday given for the members of the Rose City association. Mr. Lajoy has reared and trained birds for a number of years, securing his orlglnal stcck from the best strain he could purchase In England, sod his success Is amply attested by the dozens of trophies, medals and rlb- bons "that are treasured at the Lajoy home, which may in. time need a ope clal' room to' properly display these evidences of a skill In training canary rollers, ' .- - .La Grande and the Valley folks turned out and gave us a more hearty -welcome than we could have possibly hoped for. !WB THANK YOU -EVERY ONE!'; This week we will try to' show our appreciation.1'' You -will nrhat the I. G. A, store many tempting foods for the New Year Holiday feasts. Ann nf nrifnc thnf nnn'il 1a vnin nn.L-nf : hrmlr V.-.TT Bit Happy New Year - Specials Friday and Saturday fi'lOC Lindsay's v -OCp 2 large tins ZOU Stuffed Olives 1: 22c 1 Queen Olives 1 0 & 1 5g "it.., '.9 : h .',.. c r--' (,;- v" '''.' Ginger Ale or Lini'e Rickey, 2 bot. We Repeat This 1 Qi hi f in Super'IOffer 1ZU.1 Stock Coffee g!L jar RINSO, Large Pkg 19c YOLO CATSUP, 2 Bottles .....J.L... 23c 25c 5c Preferred 27c 'Formay Shortening 3-lb. Tin :. . 55c ,; rBrookfield Package Cheese ; . Assorted y2 lb 15c . Pamolive Soap For that School Girl " Complexion 3 Bars ; 19c Peet's Granulated Large 25c Viscolized Milk : ' Pure Whole Pasteurized Milk Rich and Creamy; for Drinking Quart'.. ..8c nooiiiiy assortment sunshine ji Biscuits. nnt l-lb. Pkg , Sunshine Krlspy' Crackers, a-lb. pkg. Fancy Assorted Sweet Biscuits, lb. JELLY POWDER Prefererd Stock. 4 pkgs MTSSION ORAPEPRUIT rar: 25c I. a. A. STRAINED INFANT FOODS," Tin 29c 29c 15c 12 Tins Ooocy Ooody TOMATOES No. 2 tin 10c $1.10 3 Tins , 10c 19c iDATES, fresh bulk," :10-oz. cello, pkg I. O. A. Sweet Ground CHOCOLATE ', A pi l-lb. Tin , 4t)C ,1. G. A. CAKE FLOUR An. Large Pkg." SUtfC Broken-Mix CANDY a lbs. v. znc CUT GREEN BEANS ft -No. 8 tin XUC i ' ' Kellogg's CORN FLAKES t UPackage .., 7V Federation Flour 49-lb. ... HA ,Sack White Rose Flour 49-lb. (I1 PA Sack iDl.Dj; 10c In Our Bread and Pastry Dept. - MARBLE CAKE, each . ...,.; 25c SPICED CUP CAJfES, doz. 15c ' : &IINCE or PUMPMN PIES, each ZZ". 25c Brown or White PARKER HOUSE and FRENCH ROLLS, doz. l5c Imperial Valley Large Heads Each v Oolden Ripe. "3 lbs. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables LETTUCE BANANAS SWEET SPUDS CELERY HEARTS ORANGES CRANBERRIES POTATOES ' Found 19c 5c 10c Bunch... Med. size. Count 4 Cg 352, a value at doz. ADC In L Cellophane Pound In Heavy Shopping Q Bag, 10 lbs JLftfls 15c In Our Meat Department We Feature U. S. Inspected No. 1 Steer Beef ' Prime Steer Sirloin Z m!.... 15c POUND 9c POUND 12c Pot Roasts Lamb Shoulder Roast Hens, Fresh Dressed 15c Carsiens Best T: Cl Hams Z,: 16c Oysters, Fresh PIfrr 35c Lamb Stew Hamburger ; FOUND 5C LBS. 25c Orders $1.00 or Over Delivered Free vh7 Mm&fliP yiifTii'llBiB MAX.R. SARVIS 1209, ADAMS AVE
