La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 02, 1908, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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EIGHT PAGES.
fOll 1 RACK
Always The Best at The Price
THIS SEASON'S SEX LING OP FASHIONABLE MERCHANDISE CLEAR LY DEMON STRATES THAT
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THE
STORE
KVEXIXO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGOX, SATTRDAY, MAY S, 10.
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ALWAYS GIVES THE BFST FOR THE PRICE. YOU NOT ONLY SAVE
HONEY IN TRADING HERE, BCT GET A GUARANTEE OP PERFECT
SATISFACTIOX IN EVERY PENNY'S WORTH OF PATRONAGE WITH
WHICH YOU HONOR US.
Jtmorean
SHOE
A Shoe Department
At Its Best
Pries
3.50
Stylo 6003
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OCR SHOE DEPARTMENT IS NOW AT ITS BEST AND SHOWING
. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN TANS, AS WELL AS A COMPLETE
LINE O FBLACKS IN THE NEWEST LASTS AND IN ALL LEATHERS.
Every Day is Market Day With Us
Uhe
OPERA MOUSE BLOCK
LA GRANDE, OREOOM
CIRCUS DAY TJ LA GRANDE
Performences at 2 and 8 p. m.
FRIDAY MAY 15 FRIDAY
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LENGTH
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22 FK!I!!8 Pfl'inf.TRIIMS
18 Baring fterlaSisfs
23 gERSY GLOTO'1
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TKS nutrum-
CARS
PEOPLE
350 HORSES
MUSEUM
i
Double Menagerie
Ibal Roman llippodroma
Scores of Trained wild
Prettf EDNA
Beast
MARETTiv
Th Only Lady in the Entire World who throws
iSOMBRS-ULTS on U Hohod Baoa or
Swiftly Running Hon.
LIONS
Thundering Roman Chariot Races
Iil SEALS & SEA
A COMPLETE JAPANESE CIRCUS
n trufiiTlnllll faiiii imi
Only Lidf Japanese Artists in Am
'20 Astonishing Acrobats
HIGHEST JUMPING HORS
,HERDSPERFORMING
CAMELS, LLAMAS AND E
CAKE WALKING
TRAINED IMPORTED ARABIAN STALLIONS
Le FleiSS Troupe
10 l-iely Ladle or Faultless Form in Clatal
Poaec on tt Qroot Revolving Perfealal. .
11 Arabian Tumblert
Celebrated'
CIO) Faoiilj
10 Reckless Rouzh Rider?
a
SHETLAND PONY BALLET
picard;
Aarlaliala Supreme
7 Russiai
Cossack.
super:
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0-vi2 ENTRE!
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ELEPHANTS
HORSES.
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Wall Walla. May 2. (Special.)
The big second annual trl-state track
meet la now a matter of history and
the scores of defeated contestants are
discussing: how It happened. Not
withstanding the excellent- showing
made by La Grande in the prelimin
aries, their company was too fast in
the finals. As usual,' Jay's individu
ality landed Pendleton well up in the
front. Island City won one ' point,
while La Grande and Baker City fared
alike unable to register. With 21
points to his credit. Jay stands as the
peer of all around athletes In the
northwest His age Is also above the
average high school student, but nev
ertheless the true sport must look
twice with jealous eye on the ability
of one man to roll up a score such as
he did yesterday. The final figures
In the order given. Lewlston, 40, Spo
kane 22. Pendleton' JO,. Waitsburg 11
Prosser 8. Walla Walla S, Eliensburg
I, North Yakima 1, Island City 1.
The complete list of ' winners fol-.
lows:
Throwing dlsous Englehorn,' Spo
kane, first; Jay, Pendleton, second;
Conover, Waitsburg, third.' Distance
103 feet Inches.
High Jump Jay, Pendleton, first
Bowers. Walla Walla, second; Monror
Spokane, third. Height,' 5 feet 7 lr
ches. '' ' ' ' " V '
Mile run Fancher, Spokane, first
Severyns. Prosser. second; Woodr
Walla Walla, third. Time, 4:5 1-5
440 dash McBoyle, Waitsburg
first; Stough, Spokane, second; Hob
ler, Lewlston, third. Time 64 2-5.
Throwing hammer Conover, Waits
burg, first; Charles, Ellensburg, sec
ond; Englehorn, Spokane, third.' Dis
tance, 139 feet 1 inch.
220-yard hurdles Eckert, Lewis-
ton, first; Kimball, Pendleton, second;
Englehorn, Spokane, third. Time 2C
E.
Broad .Jump Hersey, . LewlBton
first; Jay, Pendleton, second; Cohn.
Spokane, third. Distance, 20 feet V,
Inch.
Shot put Englehorn, Spokane, firs'
L. Means, Pendleton, second; A.
Means, Pendleton, third. Distance, 41
feet 6 Inches. ' ' ;
100-Yard Dash.
Storer, Lewlston, first; Hersej
Lewlston, second; Gordon, Pendleton
third. Time. 10 2-5.
Ilair-Mlle Run.
Severance, Prosser, first; Franchei'
Spokane, second; Luck, Spokane.
Time, 2:07.
220-Yard Ttosli.
Lewlston, first; Cohn, Spokane, sec
ond; Walters. Island Citv. third
Time, 23 2-5.
Polo Vault.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Monroe, Spo
kane, second; Miller. Walla Walln.
hlrd.. Height, 10 feet 4 inches.
120-Yard Hurdles.
Jay, Pendleton, first; Eckhart, Lew-
'ston, second; Inglehorn. SDokane.
Time, 16 4-5. '
Dbtc-us.
Englehorn, Spokane, first; Jay,
Pendleton, second; Connors, Walts-
ourg. tnira. Distance. 135 feet In
ches.
80-yard Hare.
Hersey, Lewlston, first; Eckert,
'ewiston, second; Thomson, North
faklma, third. Time, 5 -5.
Relay race, H -mile Lewlston, first
and Spokane second.
Team Home Tonight.
The La Grande team and several of
the rooters took their departue this
afternoon for La Grande.
W the most healthful ,
if of fruits, comes the ' ferNy
fa . chief ingredient of ra
n BAKir:a 1
,Wr The only baking powderW
- made from Royal ffl 'J
j?jtf?t53 GraP Cream j5l ' f
of Tartar e$T I
third.
hlrd.
GrLIJN'Q PCNCHING TICKETS.
Pioneer Conductor Itack on His Ron
on Elgin Train Today.
Thl morning Jake Gulling took tilt
ltd run from La Grande to Efgln foi
me ursi time after a lingering III.
aesa of 10 months. This Is sort of a
test trip and If his health will stand
he test he will take his old run on
ne regular train, Conductor Grady
oklng the logging train, which leaves
U 15:30.
.nr. uuning naa been with the O.
1. & N. for 27 years, and Is a pioneer
n railroad work on the O. R. ft N. In
iregon.
Soda water and Ice cream at Silver,
horn A Mack'a. ,
" OLiorvr always first with the
CoAaEttkBHntWlnelqiaSoasalua
. photphate el Cms powders, btf with
Roylyiriepra.IWthfulfooi
SELLS HIS ORjjp
Campbell Fruit Ranch 8
IlanUlton for $100 'Vra. "
W, R.-Campbell, 'who' a.
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near
SPLENDID ADVERTISING. Z
Post Cards Ti ll the Story Better Than
Words. i
Imbler, Is in the city todayi: " "l ln,s or municipal advertising
a deal with W. R. HamlltA uv manjr P,alJa r dPted
fruit trail "heme conceivable developed to bring
- rBh tat.ad the llv " to the attention of th
public. A few Saturdays ago a horse
show was held In this town, and H. J.
RItter, the enterprising photographer,
exposed a few plates. The result Was
a number of splendid street scenes
showing the business section, and 'thfc
crowds. The Observer feels safe In
of fruit land, and the fruit which fayln" that these views, from a pub-
land produces will bring to those w ' "f'wi, are me, unest ever
give some attention to it. . a,e ln rande, and no better ad-
Ttlslng could .be found than tn iv
'?n wide circulation as possible.
j.ltter had made some of these
sale of his 70-acre
in f ruit Lane. The cash sa
Iwas
nnfiRiimmntArt tnifsv . IPn, doki
tv acres ine, seuer secures f.
casn. xnis tract oi lana w
worked by Mr. Campbell this
mer, he taking all the crops nex
This shows what systematic and
tlstic arrangement of trees! the qua
Ray W. Logan made the sale.
Do A way With BrldRO.
County Commissioner Ben Brown
was down from Island City Monday on
business connected with the changing
of the county road on Clark's creek,
near the Elliott residence. The coun
ty court prqposes to make a slight
change in the location of the road that
will do away with three crossings and
cut out the expense of maintaining
three bridges. The owners of the El
liott farm are opposed to the change,
holding that It will result detrimental
to their property In that It shuts out
portion of the land from the creek,
and they are offering all the-oppoal-tlon
possible. Mr. Brown Informed a
Recorder reporter that the court
would make the change, regardless of
results,' and" that he had ordered the
supervisor of the district 'to open the
new road nnd proceed with the work
of placing It, In condition for travel.
The result Is yet to be determined.
Elgin Recorder. ' ' . . ' '
Mr. Rnd Mrs. Boyd Carper of Wal
lowa, who hr.vo been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Davis of this city the
past few days, left this morning for
Parma, Idaho, where they expect to
locate.
up in postcard form and every
jj of La Grande should mall at
e to some friend In th ,1,1,11.
... ...w 1 1 1 1 1 II !U
east. Help boost La nnji
"r
4-
OF MAXAGERS MEET.
i Entertainment Association
Pwnunent Officers.
-
Market
rande Entertainment ft
manage a"soclatlon'8 board of
permane,hl,.aftel'noon to elect
Is presldet,,rs' Prpd Hulsten
gin, treasho Pard, t. J, Scrog-
retary. Y1" - A- Coffin se
i. Alfalfa an
cheap.
Reynolds, R.
Oregon!
Sale. "
hay, for , sale
the stack. Ed
'..2, La Grande,
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Orders solicltei
deliver all orders l cr,a"- fs
gallon or more. 7 Vltles of one
a
BLUE MOUNTAA 5 1
AMERT.
Soda watef and Ice 1
thorn ft Mack's.. ,
t Silver
ICE
NEW
MA
Best Quality of Ice, taken from the Grande Ronde Rive- above
Sawmia
Best Quality of Cha
w o o
Not the light edgings, but plank ends and heavy slabs
....... .engms. e call attention to the else of our loads
that our wood I. DRY.. Wood and Ice, wholesale and J
Dl8ip WHi Better Wood put In your Wood Iloase.
ICE A.VD WOOD AT WHOLESALE AND KET4BT
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