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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1908)
V aW n. .tfli sT 7 ii I? - PAGE EI CUT. EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE. OREGON, MOXRAY, M'LY 6. 1B08. EIGHT PAGES. Babes. . The game tomorrow opens at t o'clock shir p. , Dry Goods, Shoes, Millinery, Ladies' Ready-to-wear Apparel, Men's arid Boys' Xlothing, Hats, and Furnishings, all AT SUCH TINY PRICES that You Can SAVE MONEY on Everything TAKES Ollt WIN YESTERDAY FROM THE RAKER C ITY TEAM, t'mplro and NuggcU Too Much for Ilalws Como Allay With One of tlie Four to Their Credit Many of die Players Crippled and Stiff. THE PEOPLE'S STORE OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, LA GRANDE, OREGON mm breaks Era Wall Walla, July I. (Special.) fBy twinning yesterday In a 10-lnnlng -tuntli) the score of It to t. Pendle- tan -anuge4 to break even with the . vOardMi aitr team In the serlea which nBa here yeirterday afternoon. Wal- la Walla won the Saturday game by the aame number of Inninga and the ante figure In the acore, only re verted. The attendance at thla series haa been light, due to the run . of loose playing that haa characterised the aerlea Just ended. Both teama won two of the set Yeaterday'a aum mary: R H fc Pendleton , 12 1) I Walta Walla t is I Notice. The party who wanted first chance on the (ate, call again. 1 M. PARSONS. BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE L. A. Livingston Prop. ( New Management) WE1SER HERE I 1 wine since me iniana s i Empire league was born, the La Grande Babea have come home with j less than a break-even In any one a , aeries, because the Babes were unabje to defeat 10 men, nine players and an umpire. Every fan who witnessed the contest with Pendleton here last ; week, in which Tlce umpired, knows j of his decidedly cracked eye, and It Is needless to say that when the fellow got to hla own fold he was even worse than when he was liere. The first game of the Baker City aeries was one that La' Grande was bested In. The next two'waa ft case of outplaying the home team at every stage of the game, but being unable to defeat the umpire. Won Ycwterday. The lest game of the series, played yesterday, went to La Grande after 10 Innings, score 11 to 10. The team returned lant evening badly crippled. "Lefty" Fuchell broke a finger on his throwing hand and is out of the game for a week at least. Houxton Is limp ing about with a cane. ' O'Brien U III. being forced to remain in bed most of the time, and many others of the team are sore and stiff, Foiimler Is In Ded and Van Horst was spiked yester day. With six , tra:gh: games staring them In the face the outlook Is any thing but bright. As soon as the two exhibition games with Welser are concluded. Baker City will be here to open another ser ies commencing on Thursday and ending with the Sunday game. GLASSES THAT TIT THE EYE '" ARE ONLY AVAILABLE AT HEACOCK'S REFERENCES: 1 havs Ask any one fitted. V and It Is the purpose of the medical men of the Pacific Northwest to make TOM Only house in the city employing white help only f TRY OUR SERVICE $ Rates $1.00, J1.25. $1.50 Best 25c meal In the city Beds 25c and 50c Alt outside rooms. Board and lodge 55. per week One block bom depot. Tonight's train form the cast will bring that notorious bunch known as the Welser baseball team. The Idaho champions will play two games' here, the first tomorrow afternoon and the last on Wednesday afternoon for a purse of 1500. With the sting of de feat still fresh In their veins, the lo cals are ready for any kind of a fray, notwithstanding that the team Is crip pled. -A twlrler of the Baker City aggregation haa been loaned by Man lt Hosier t- Manager Lincoln and he will thrown one of the Welser games, whllo Cotteman Is slated to hold the box at the other game. Every school boy knows of Wclser'a fame. What the outcome of tho game will be remains to be seen. There la only one possible loophole In which the visitor can reach In and get vic tory, and that Is In the pitching stnff. It l crippled by absence of Fuchell. ami even with him would need streng thening RgnlnHt so formidable, a foe as Welser. There Is no better bunch of fielders anywhere thsn these same ant held In the United States. No state in the union is spreading more high class '. advertising matter than, Oregon. The splendid booklets Issued to present the claims of Yam hl llcounty, Albany and Linn county, Grants Pass. Roseburg, Medford and Aahland, are superior to those issued by the Commercial bodies of other states. Eastern Oregon Is not being neglected, and this character of ad vertising cannot fall to have an ad vantageous effect, and other commun ities should see that their claims are not overlooked, A SCDDEN DEATH. ' T...l- a ftm4..av e,t Morning and Died In the Evening. John A. Burke arrived Saturday morning from Portland very 111, and was taken Immediately to the Blue Mountain hotel. Dr. Richardson was called but found his patient too low. to attempt to move him to the hospi tal and he passed away In the eve nlng. Hla body is now at the Henry ' & Carr morgue and the funeral will take place this evening. ' The deceased formerly worked for the Grande Ronde Lumber company, ' but left for the Willamette valley. Dayton ha. come Into line with the' , S l"e Cnnee mlgtlt benpflt h,m' i . ....... He concluded a few dava am that It i was too low an altitude at Portland, other live centers of Yamhill county by organising an active commercial i"" ' ,OW on almu"5 ttt Portland. lub. Manager M. O. Lownesdale of1""" r"Urnea ,0 tnl" clt He wa n Vw-ii to J) the Yamhill county Development " '"--"" e ana as rar aa league, held a meeting there the other night and raised $650 for advertising purposes. rorry-iour different people com PORTLAND NEWS LITTER Portland, July (.(Special corres pondence.) One of the most Inter esting gatherings yet held in the Convention hall of the Portland Com mercial club was that of the Oregon State Medical society, which adjourn ed Friday night, the most Important three-day meeting In the history of that organization. Dr. R. C. Coffey known has no relatives In this state. . New Picture Machine., Manager Sherwood, nf th ( - ' I"V.I H peted for prises offered by the Cher- j received this morning a new machine j uir i iiie uaiies, ana mere were r snowing me moving picture films 681 boxes of cherries on the tables. It is of Improved pattern, and will add Albany college begins her first an-Ho the attractiveness of this already 1 nual summer Bible school July 17,i Popular playhouse. The program Is continuing until the 27th. The speak- new tonight and, as usual, the films ers are from Oregon and six other vary from beautiful to ridiculous, states. It Is a new idea, an out-door ! "Bull Fighting in Seville" Is very cho01- I realistic. The film representing Hong Portland people generally celebrat- Chu Fou, China, Is Interesting and In ed the Fourth at, other points. The' structlve. For the laugh producer holiday was universally observed and' 'here Is "Sklnny's Finish" and the the city was practically deserted. . j story of the bridal couple who tried to J , County Judge C. J. Trenchard of dodge the cameras of their frlenfts. " Astoria, suggeits that the Oregon De- The songs are better than usual. " ' velopment league take up the matter . of fir on d roads thrnnvhn,, ! The Judge make, the .uggestlon th.t A Mlxup In the Gallery I, certainly some capable men be employed by the a mix up all right. On the Bt.ae to state to educate the people of every .very good. Love for . Day I, wh community in the commonwealth of mention. The love scene ,J ,.f along these lines. the sea.hnr. l " " srooa. The .fountains of Mnr..nio. ... FOR SALE Good, arentie f.mll. k.......... . "ro "Pecl"y .. . 'n uraay cat and nthra milch cow. C. a, 141T Washing, are .11 very good. The u.u., 1 2 , ton Av. 7.X.6 trated songs. of Portland, retired from the position of president, to give place to Dr. W. H. Bird of Salem. The secretary. Dr. William House of Portland, was re elected for the ensuing year. Among those present were famous physician and surgeons from the east, while I both Washington nnd Idaho were rep-1 X resented by splendid delegations. The J next meeting of the society will bo I held In Seattle, at the Alnska-Yukon- j Pnfift, ..nnalllafi I. .Intl.. -.1 . W . L I T -..... ...... ...... nun IIIC . 9 WashhiKton and Idaho THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION A HOME COMPANY 34.000 MEMBERS $28,000,000.00 INSURANCE IN F0RIE A Mutual Company can Save Yfu from 40 to 50 cent on Your Insurance J. W. OLIVER, AGENT, La Grande, Or. ior. oinMand Washington Ae per MPr -N YZZZ iITS. lI K5"IP?Bk OREO f A I t I i 1 L THE mo HEY Will Sacrifice My Slock-Stock is at Your Mercy -It's Up To You-This Sacrifice Sale Commences Tuesday Mowing I llll SB mmm .JULY 7TH AT THE Drugs, Toilet Articles. Leather r,nnA 1 Rubber Goods, Soaps, Stationary, Drug. I RED CROSS Drua store 9i5t Sundties 'and N'ove,ti rasSS! I V IV7 Last Until Saturday, July 18 I ! ri i A AAi riiiii..i r . nm t .r . ,f. i . ividiiLcniraAra rropr. must nave me money to pay Creditors i 1A AaAa AAAaAA isV AaAa A sn,akA.aAAA.AA.aA Aa,...-.... . JW,