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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1906)
I i V Wet BRh! FOR .NOTHING BETTER EH OUR CUSHION AND 'LJi Mm IMD ElCdIES CHTHUS1ASTS AI WORK ft T-SSS PVMECUTS M 1 VO SAUD V FULL Lir'Kcv-i.T3CK i A Cheerful Appeararc "t - . . i S attests a joyous soul-no matter wha the conditions of affairs at the moment' So doth bright, handsome wall piper add to our delight of life, even if a note's due tiow,the cash not now forth coming. CoTue in here if you would see wallpaper n all iU ways of adding to home comfort money not excepted. STANIELS & JARMAN, Paper Hangers and Decoratoratars ' Repairs for Any Make of Bicycle at Smiths if ckeamery'. building , Agent for Cleveland Bicycles THE -LA GRANDE NURSERY SHADE TREES Is one of my special ties. Delivery to be made on or after March 16. Special bargains on Roses I also have a fine lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri cot, peach, mulberry, shade trees and ornamental trees, grapes, currents, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creepers, and . hedge plants. Phone 1511, Thorns' grocery UEO. w. ruwtij., nr T- ...... e r Practical Gunsmith Repairs Strictly Fi-stclass (uns n-stocked K' ys fittfd to door Locks WM. AGNEW A-I.iiim A." ne i III Brick furnished in any quanUy or any style, No contract too small or to large. See samples of our pressed irick. GEO. KREIGER. La5rande, OngJD. Majn'Sin Tea Nit-eu j. .,, Ocida H:tb aa4 Ren.i V . ,rd Kt.li.-y Tro.il.lej. Hmp ; 7 n, M,iL. !.. (Uft.-t form. S.1 rut bx. wis. (OLD El WUCGETS FOB SALLOW PEOPtf E WE CARRY MEATS for a brief while only. Short for saying" that we handle only fresh products. We sell eo much beef, mutten, lamb, pork, and poultry that nothing stays on our pj-emises long.'. Food for thought In that truthful statement. If you object to stale meats, let us have your orders. Grandy&Russejl l-A GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC fROF. DAY, PRINCIPAL. MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is one of the best musical in institutions in the state, and that people in this city and valley are begininng todiscover the advantage of this school. The system is the latest and most oractical, and in cludes all the latest discoveries in mic auul baaomiig Iliueiw. ilia school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 5 years or more and "are taught the first three grades. Pupils come one hour each day. This is no kin dergarben system but far superior. In No. 2 the grades are from 2 to 6. Here they graduate. Pupils take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school who do not study. . . Opposite the Foley House over the candy store. Phone. 473. the Taylor studio To thb Summer Girl: ' I want you to visit my studio and let me show you how successfuly I can photograh you in your sum mer gown. Come while your gown is fresh and new, it will look neat er in a picture than after it has been to the laundry. Remember the new location of THE TAYLOR STUDIO is next door to the Observer Office . PHONE BLACK 1182 SUNDAY PHONE 841 e e WALLOWA COUNTY Send your collections and cash items to me Stock Growers and Farmers Bank, OF WALLOWA, OREGON. We pay five per cent interest on time deposit CAPITAL. J25.CO0.00 C. T. McDaniel, Cashier. Steunenbero, Pres. A. K. 1 t iSHEEPi DIP- SLLPHER- Kentucky , Black Leaf and other dipping mater ials in WHOLESALE QUANTITIES Write for prices THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. j Pendleton, Oregon ATHENA 2, LA GRANDE 0 Has La Grande a ball team? A glimpse at the score card will satisfy you that they have as good it team, if not better, than Athena. Saturday's cam was a uiu:.: w ' u "n i a f k .. . i- ik iiii9i . owraua twivou wiwi m wmitj the first sessions but there it ended until the eighth when a costly error allowed a run. - LaGiande played its first real game in a most satisfactory manner, and sprung surprise on most of the team s i . . 1 .. .. ... i fnllnar-r . with t in a.antinnt t hit . followers. : With two exceptions the playing was faultless. ' Each time an error was chalked against La Grande, it was a costly one. Athena had more errors in the first game than La Grande.,1 but none happened at a critical moment I Betzel was anoJier surprise in the pitch- j er's box. ' No matter if the bases.were I full, he pitched the same cool-headed game and fielded perfectly. Several , times La Grande had a man on third base but that 'timely hit" failed to materialize, While La Grande fans would have been i pleased to see the team win the first game, yet nothing , but satifaction has been expressed at the ginger, snappiness .-4 mnn wAan.Uf vti-MA tot m .. .. , . ... Grande players. , LA GRANDE TAKES ONE Sunday's game proved a victory for the home team. Gregory occupied the box and for a few minutes was a little wild and let the first man up, walk on wide ones. After the second man had been caught out, "Greg settled down and began working in his usual form, Millard, how ever, got a single advancing Knapp to third, who came in en a single by Pel- lem. " The next two : men up were promptly fanned. But things happened when Crawford came to bat. A beauti ful threebagger was followed by a two- bagger by McCool, ' scoring Crawford. Seigrest rapped out a single, and while the catcher was taking his time in picking up a passed ball, the captain was sprint ing madly to third. The visitors called for a decision but Umpire Andrews rend ered a verdict in favor of Seigrest. Col- tins did all that was required ,of him, and located a single, bringing Seigrest home. In the third inning the Kids failed to get a nil ana wis siae retired in snon oraer. tsut me tnira inning was me inning tor La Grande. Everybody took turn about at hitting Wizard, and the bunching of hits and the frequent errors" by the visit ors netted six runs for La Grande, . In the fourth, the Yellow Kids were more fortunite. Pellerr. started with a single and was advanced by Lieuallen hitting out another single. An error by wild throw by Childers saved the base runner at second and the next play combined with an error landed him on third. A bunch of hits at this time gave Athena three runs. From the fourth on the only team to score was Athena, when in the eighth they managed to tally one man. After the fourth session Osborn was put in to pitch for Athena and managed to keep La Grande from scoring. The errors made by La Grande were off-set by many sectacular plays. . In the sixth Crawford run under a stiff liner and fell the instant he got his "mitt" on the ball, but hung on and picked himself up amid cheers from the grand stand. McCool played in hard luck and the only time a chance came his way, he stumbled in a hole and fell. Cotner and Kooseer got two nice ones apiece. LA GRANDE Crawford, 2b . McCool, rf ... Siegrist, lb.. ... Collins, ss.. . .. Childers, 3b.. Gregory, p Klebbs. c Kooser, If Cotner, cf ABR H PO A E ...6 1 2 6 2 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 -AO 37 8 8 21 10 8 ATHENA ABR H PO A E Knapp, tf S Kruger 3b 6 Millard- lo ... 5 1 0 1 Pellen, 2b ... . Lieuallen, cf . Davidson, ss . Cornell. If Kreitz, c Willard. p Osburn, p 2 0 r . i. . .42 e 9 31 169 I Score by innings 1 La Grande 20600000 x-8 Athena 1 0 0 5 1 0 0 0 06 Three base hits, Crawford; two base I hits, McCool; Siegrist; bases on ba!ls. by Willard 2, by Gregory 2; srruck out, , by Willard 2. by Osburn 4. by Gregory 1 2 j Time of game 1:36. Umpire, Andrews. . The line-up for Saturday's game was the same as Sunday's except that Betzal pitched for La Grande andOsbjrne pitch- ,.' ed for Athena. ' The line-up for Sunday's : game with summaries follows. . Several young men of the city are talk ing 'earnestly of organizing a' tennis club The agitation is apparently meeting with much favor. A club of 12 or 16 mem- ners couia ouiid the courts and equip themselves with raquets at acompara ively ,m" onlT obstacle in the way m the securing of suitable grounds on which the courts could be constructed. Two courts can be constructed with practica'ly as little cost as one and insure nnvmrfi.nitiA tnr .Ink. .. . K . . ' ' , bme. The tennis "Boosters are very J enthusiastic and La Grande may, in the near future, have a place where ladies a well as men cin enjoy themselves on an afternoon or evening by this gentle but fascinating pastime. Will EE 0 PENDLETON TEAM ; There will be no "Pendleton" ball team at Walla Walla tomorrow, nor any sub sequent Sunday, unless the people of this city desire to organize a team themselves The protest raised yesterday against the efforts of the Walla Walla managers to form a team for this city has been heard and the attempt has been given up. Last evening Robert Burns. O. R. k N. agent at Walla Walla was in the city and after learning the sentiment, here an nounced the scheme was off. 'This state ment he made to Carl &oly,, saying he has no wish to attempt to form a team from Pendleton unless his action met the approval of the local people. He was assured such approval was lacking. The good judgment displayed by the Walla Walla people in giving up their plan for a Pendleton team commended by loca fans. They doubtless undertook the task under a misapprehension as to conditions in Pendleton, and upon learning their error gracefully withdraw. East Ore- gon'un. . Tiff BEAVER BUTTON The Beaver button which will here after officially designate Oregon industry, has been taken up by all the commercial organizations of the state. Brilliantly colored green and white buttons, bearing the officially adopted Insignia of the manufacturers of the state, who are to hold a rraat carnival of dimnlav. Mav 1 9 t,, 25 at Portland, are being sent out from headquarters by the thousands, and every man, woman and child in this state who wants a memento of .the Inaugur ation of the . ''Made in Oregon" annual exhibition, may send their name and ad dress to D. C. Freeman, secretary, Port- and, and receive a button. . MAY irVIlOO YEARS. The chances for living a full century are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie Dun can, of Haynesville, Mc now 70 years old. bhe writes; "Electric Bitters cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years standing, and made me feel as well and strong as a young girl." Electric Bitters cisre Stomach and Liver diseases, Blood disorders. General Debility ,and bodily weakness. Sold on a guarantee at Nkwlih Druo Co.'s drug store. Price only sot. , ' ROTKE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received, by the undersigned, at the La Grande National Bank up to May 12, 1906, for the con struction. , necessary material, etc., for a bank and office building. Plans and specifications can be seen at the ' bank after the 26th inst. A condition of contract will be that the building must be completed by Oct. 1 1 906. A certified check, for 1 0 per cent of the contract price, must accompany each bid. , The right to reject any or ali bids is reserved. F. L. Meyers, Chairman Building Committee. To Chicago and the East Fast trains daily, through to Chi cago without chance, from points I in Oregon and Washington, via the Chicago, Union Pacific and North-1 Western Line, the route of Thel Overland Limited, ov ;r the double track railway between the Missouri Kiver and l liicano, making direct connection at Chicago with all lines to tne Last. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING . For further Inframaiinn spplf 'to W. A. Cot, General At. C. A N..W. By. I lli Third Street, fxjrtland, Ore. Lefts' "ffcs -"wC-r':-"r;''v Cw bave a ccmplete stock ol No. 1 -JL;i --..V'.-ivr-cii Tirrothy and wiid hay. Sttsm rcil-J2 ' rs"? d Earlty, Oats and Millfetd.Give, GRANDE R0NDE ' Phone Main 6 i. ...... DRUG STORE TALK SPECIAL REDUCTION , ' We have reduced the price of Shaws Peruvian Tonic' Restorative one dollar to 76c a bottle or six bottles for $4.00. This is a reliable spring tonx and WATTS DRUG CO I L.h Grande, Oregon - i t ' -V" w ' 5 V ' f--- " i '''1 LA. GRANDE IRON WORKS 3. FITZGERALD, Proprietor, ' ' ' ' C .mpiete Mishlne Shops ; and Fo iftiry , '. General Blacksmiths, ; We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., the bjst Jind chsjpsst mill on the market. Our shops art equipped with machinery to haidlj any sized work, nothing too largs or nothing to small. Highest prices paid for old cast iron. YOU AMD YOUR LADY ARE INVITED to call at our new CREAM SODA We are prepared to furnish the very latest drinks and our ser ' vice is absolutely correct. Our confections are the latest and daintiest ereations and are sure to please the palate as well as ' the eye. Do not be afraid to bring the children or send them alone They will receive courteous and gentlemanly treatment. BEST CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUITS Cigars, Tobacco, Smoker's Sundries DONNELLY & SCHEURER Next Door to Post Office MARKET formerly known as the I HARRIS MARKET i T ' " . e ; PHONE MAIN 16 ' ' J Having purchased the Har- ris market from Rohr '4i Co. 1 am in a position to give the best in quality ane prices to be had in La Grande. The Harris mar ket will hereafter be known as ISTILWELL'S : MARKET l us a tral order. - '..' CASH COMPANY, j Lewis Bros. Prop. , 2 what you think Will he good for your own ail ments, or the ailments of your family, can be secured from cur large stork of proprietary medicines, what the physician will be com - pounded in our pre-. scnption . department from pure, fresh and efficient drugs. - ' rom J blood purifier. Give It a trial ,". " t -- ' . v ! ....... , a 1 store and try our I R. OLIVER. UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS Farm Lo?ns a Specialty Bestquippedbstraeter in Union county.J Many years experience with the Unicn county records givese r great advantage. It is folly to purchase real estate without first securing a proper abstract. An abstract frommy offlce.will show the title just as ifappeare onthe official record. ). R. OLIVER, LA (JKAUDE, OREG JN Room 51 Sommer Building .. I at I i ; km. t i 'S fi ' we v.- H i 1 ! u ! M t ! LJ '-:.. m-?, m i ,, ,.ri