La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1906, Image 5

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NOTHING BETTER ELN CUR CUStliGlAND
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BREAKS
A Cheerful Appearance
attest it joyou toulno matter what
the condition of affair at the moment
80 doth bright, handtom wall paper add,'
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to our delight of lift, even if a not' due
tomorrow, the cash not now forth coming.
Coii here If you would ee wallpaper
- n all it way of adding to home comfort
money not excepted, i ":-
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STANlfLS & JARMAN,
Paper Hangers and
Decoratoratars '
Repairs
Any Make of
Bicycle
at
: ;;Smitlis ;
CKEAMERY BUILDING
Sgent for Cleveland Bicycles
THE LA; GRANDE
NURSERY
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SHADE TREES
Is one of my special
Cl tie. Delivery to be
t made on . or after
"March 15.
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
Geo. W.. Powell,
Practical Cunsmith
Repairs Ftrictly . Fi-stclass
fiuns re-storkrd
Keys fitted tu door Locks
WAV AGNEW
Adam Am M'
BHICK lilillK
Brick furnished in any quanUy or anyl
!e. No contract too small or to
lafli See sample of our pressed
brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
L'd Gmude, Oregon
FOR SALE.
Eight acres, 6 room house.barn. place fo
ehloiTi or hogs, orchard, all kinds o
ru,9tj-Dlentv of water. Located east
of flouring mill, will exchange
for
property Apply at premises. John Gwn,
WE JtARRr MEATS
for a brierwhlleonly;-Short for
that u k.njfV i . .
We sell to mch beef,' mutton, lamb,
Porn, and poultry hat oothiog sUys on
our premises long. Feod for thought in
that truthful statement If you object to
stale meau. let w-hv. your orderfc ,
Grandy& Russell
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC
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PROF. DAY, PRINCIPAL... A
' , MRS.' DAY, ASSISTANT.
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This is one of the best' musical lry1tjrfcreditabie writa-usof the same.
iisi.ii.uuun in uie state, and Jtfut: 4 I
in uiq guy na vau7 are
begininng to discover thejHvantaee
of this school. The . jwltem U the :
latest and most wexcicai, and in-
eludes all the latSst discoveries in''
the art of teaching music. The -school
isJTCided into two depart-i
ments: Kb. 1 it for becinnan
j 6 years or more and are taught
f thoflrst three grades. Pupils come
( jsfie hour each day. This is no kin-
dergarten system but far superior.'
in no. 2 the grades are from 3 to
IB. i 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. 1 1
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THE TAYLOR STUDIO
To the Summer Qirl:
I want you to visit my studio and
let me show you how successfuly
I can photograh you in your sum
mergown. 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
I THE TAYLOR STUDIO
Is next door to the Observer
Office
PHONE BLACK 1182
SUNDAY PHONE 841
WALLOWA COUNTY
Send your collections
and cash items to
Tie Stock Growers
and
farmers Bank, ' '
OF WALLOWA, OREGON.
WeVy five per ceoj; interest on
J -time deposit, j, . ..
OPITAL,
$25,000.00
C. T. McDahiel, Cashier.
A. K. Steunenbero, Pres.
ISHEEPj
DIP
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? SULPHER-
l Kentucky Black , Leaf X
X and other dipping mater-
lals in
WHOLESALE
QUANTITIES
Writ for prices
THE PENDLETON I
UKUU KAJ. 1
DAn4!otrin Or van X
2nd tlia Captain to? cat
On Sunday La telle Went Li tie' air did Stayed
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TAKES
EljSin looses on Saturday Because of Wild THrowia r,d Put
IN SCHOOL CAPTURES MEET
tli$li Scfiool 63; Island Gty 35
Team Take
Grande won it first game with
Walla Walla at the later ground last
C.h.l... Tu W&11& Wl!a Union crivat
..j 1. ..kii.u.j w ui.
After winning eight successive games,
Tempany' Boosters went down to defeat
afternoon in one of the fastest games that
has been played in Walla Walla this soa
son." The defeat was not due so much to!
the superior playing of the visitor a it
was to the good fortune 'of the visiting
team in placing it hit and much of , the
credit for the victory is due to Pitcher Betr
rel, who held the Boosters down to five
hits. Betzel has pitched only ' on game
before this year, but yesterday he demon
strated that he i of the right, stuff and
h sent over the plate such . puzzle that
the Boosters could not nd' them.
Victory wa won ty th La Grande
team by the horn run of Crawford and
Siegrist ' Crawford' homer was made
when there were no men on. bases, but
Sigrist's drive over the right field fence
brought home Van Buren, whom Rummel
had given a base on ball. The game
wa so replete with good play on both
sides that It would be unfair to distinguish
any player a superior to another. The
error marked were largely excusable,
and had the play been made th partici
pant in it would have been accredited
with a phenoma) play. The score by
inoings follow:"
1 25456789 RE
Boosters . .... 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 05 6
La Grand .1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 04 7
Batteries Walla Walla, Rummell and
Lankard. La Grande, Betzel and Klebe.
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SUNDAY'S GAME . , .
After playing a great game of ball on
Saturday, th La Grande team succeeded
in giving about a stupid an exhibition of
the national game a one could possi
bly imagine in Sunday's game. When
Umpire Breed called "play ball" the
team, with but one or two exceptions,
seemed to make an ascension and they
did not come down until the last man
had struck out in the ninth inning. Mean
while the "Boosters" had run up a total
of 14 scores. La Grande gathered in
two with great effort Batteries; Walla
Walla, Parks anl Linkard; La Grande,
Gregory and Klebs. :
Athena took two games from Elgin at
the former's grounds Saturday and Sun
day. The Elgin bbysmade a very credit
able showing considering that this is the
first game of the season. Arnold their
new pitcher is making good with the ag
gregation, Hugg pitched his first gam
of ball yesterday and put up a fine ex
hibition of ball tossing. Poor support
lost Saturday's game. The score wa
8 to 1, Saturday and 4 to 1 Sunday.
Another week' -practice, will
see the boys in good condition and when
Elgin and La Grande takes a'tilt at' each
other next Sunday there should be ome
fine ball playing. The player are:
Hallgarte, lb; Hallgarth, rf ; Donavan, c;
Kidwell, ss; Christianson, 2b; Elmer
Christianson. cf ; McCord, If; Hooper. Sb;
and Arnold p.
The high school boys proved too strong
last Saturday and rolled up a score that
is sufficient to prove them the strongest
team. After many changes, Hocken
berry's school was finally represented by
Earl Kilpatrick and Bacon. Walters of
Island City was a real "Black hors"
and captured the two dashes. In the
440 yds. the bunch started slow and jog
KOIKE Cf ffflAL SETIUMINI
Notice i hereby given that Wm. B.
Sargent Administrator of the EstaU of
Sarah C. Worstell, deceased, has filed
her final account and report in the said
estate and ih County Court of Union
County, Oregon, has t Tuesday, June
18, 1906. at 2 o'clock p. m, for hearing
the same.
Wm. B. Sargent, Administrator.
FOR SALE Gooanack and tames for
sale or trade for mi'.ch cows. Apply at
this office.
Home Buns, ind W'n Qm
BOTH GAMES
and liocKenSerry's MMaa
15 Pcints
for 200 yard, when Reynold suddenly
wok up and set a li vely spa c. Walter
gradually gained on him up to the last 60
4 yard when Walter passed him How
ever Reynolds' stayed with the game and
just the tape wa reached, while
witr (lowed down thinking he had the
racewon, Reynolds mad 'a "desperate
spurt and won by an inch. ' Yourtgr H. S !
won th pole vault , without an effort
Th weight event went ' to La Grand
entries, as many of the visitor never
saw discuss. 1 In th high hurdle
Hendricks won handily. . Roe of Island
Gty attracted. .much attention in this
event. When he stands up. to a hurdle
his, whole height is less-than a foot high
er than the hurdle. However he put -up
a splendid race and near the end fell,
cutting him out of the race. He i with
out a doubt th smallest hurdler on re
cord.' - (
. The half mile was surprise to most
of th spectators. Reynolds had been
picked a 'a winner, and would . no dotbt
hav done so had he used . a little head
work. Ha started with a lively clip and
ran against a strong wing. ; Millring used
his head and took a position where Rey
nolds would serve as a . wind shield. At
just the right moment Millring spurted
and won a do race. : Reynold made
up for hit bad mistak by winning the
quarter. I
Kilpatrick made a wonderful perform
ance. He entered nearly every event and
generally managed to get a place. Fif
teen point are credited to him. ; '
In th high lump he pulled easy first.
The hurdle race wa a spectacular rac.
Edward lead th bunch all the way and
took everv hurdle In fin shape. The last
hurdle for Kilpatrick was blown down
And this enabled him to make up th dis
tance between him and Edwards and
both sprinted the last 6 yard neck and
neck, and finished so close that the judges
decided on a dead heat. I he winners
follows: '
.100 yd. dash Walter, I. C; Bolton,
H. S.; Kilpatrick, H. P. S. Time
:11 4-6. , ,
High jump Kilpatrick; Wardell, I. C;
Walter. Height 4 ft 10 inches.
880 yds. run Millring, I. C; Reynolds,
H. S. Time-2;5I. -
220 yds. dash Walters, Bolton. Kil
patric Tim :28 2-6.
Broad jump Carpy, H. S.; Millring,
Walters. Distance 16 ft 1 1 V in.
Hammer throw Watson, Young, Hen
ricks, all of H. S. Distance 97 ft. 4 in.
120 hurdlesHenricks, Kilpatrick, Roe,
I. C. Time -.18.
Pole vault Young, Walters, Scott, H.
S. Height 8 ft. 8 in.
440 run Reynolds, Walters, Kilpatrick.
Time 1:7 2-5
Discus Watson, Stover, H. S., Bacon,
H. P. S. Pistance 89 ft
220 yd. hurdle-Edwards, H. S., Kil
patric, Walters. Time :27.
Shot put Stover, Huffman, Young.
Distance 38 ft. 6 in.
Relay race. La Grande won.- This
event was a failure because of the mis
understanding of the second man for
Island City. The first relay was run
very close, but when the Island City run
ner torched his next man he failed to
get off, and before he could be made to
understand that he was suposed to run
the second man for La Grande was tear
ing madly around the second lap. Island
City runners made a fine effort to lesson
the distance But Reynolds finished easy,
half a lap ahead.
TWMS WANTED
The Sugar company want to employ
team and men, tee F. S. Bramwell.
MODERN GALLANTRY. .
The Man ( in th street car) "Take
my seat madam."
The Woman" Thank you. but I also
get out it the next corner." Chicago
Daily New. ,
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GRANDE IR0NDE
. Phone Main 6
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BRUSHES
FOR THE TEETH
. TOR THE HAIR
FOR THE HANDS
f OR THE NAILS
, . , , - FOR THE BATH
FOR THE CLOTHES
"" FOR THE HAT
a i.rm varwtv of atvlee and prices excellent valu
. all of them. Also a complete line of fcath sponges; borar
Boraxo, Bathasweet etc. Glad to show them whether ,
purchase is mad or not v '
I SEE OUR WINDOW; DISPL Y I
j WATTS DRUG CO;
: L. ( Grande, Oregon
HAVE YOU SEEN IT
We have
Donnelly's
New soda fountain,- Th finest in town. Th soda which art drawn
from It are unsurpassed in th state. We kn6w exactly what you want
and how to makejt When w say its right you know it so. Ladie and
; children alway welcome.'. High grade confection. i1':-,t'm.i';,,;y;!i
Standard brands of cigars and tobacco ' . V
3 H DONNELLY Sc SCHE UlR-; ;
Next Door to Post Office
The Eastern Oregon Trust and
Capital $60,000
Opened for Business May I
Solicits a share of
banking line especially savings and
active accounts.
. OFFICERS
W.C. BROWN. President
GEO. L. CLEAVER, Cashier ,
DIRECTORS ' , V :
W.C. BROWN, WM. MILLER, GEORGE PALMER, J. L.CAVINESS
C. T. BACON, GEO. L CLEAVER. TURNER OLIVER, F.J.HOLMES
T. J. SCROGG1N '
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FULL1 LINE NOW IN STOCK -I
Wa hava a mmnlit ttnr.V of No. 1
I Timothy and wild hav. Steam roll-
red Barley, Oats and Miltfeed.Givt
u a trial order.
CASH COMPANY.
. Lewis Bros. Prop.
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reference to
& Sheurer's
rs Bank
your business in the f
in-
Wm. MILLER. Vic President
T. J. SCROGblN, Asst Cashier
Kvery Day