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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1909)
. 4, UGtTT PAGEP. KtCiv ohv:h. u c.n.:nKvirs)o. ArriAV, .uwuAr.v c. ton. i-r.t ; r 444444444444444444w T ....... v . .. t 1 .. .'' ,. ., ., .1 BE D1ISW t V. i '7 I f f ' ' V. J i . f T I ' 1 HERE ARE A FEW SALE PRICES ELGIN 7-JFWEL WATCH IN NICKEL CASE, 18 SIZE - $4.00 ; ELGIN 15-JEWEL WATCH, NICKEL CASE, 18 SIZE , - $5.50 ' LADIES 7 JEWEL WAICii IM 20-YEAR CASE 0-SIZE $9 85 SETH THOMAS 8-DVi7.TLE CLOCK .' - : $3.35 GILBERT 8 DAY MANTLE CLOCK - . $2.25 SILK DETACHABLE HANDLE UM3KELU15 $2.50 to $9 00 ALL CUT GLASS, SILVERWARE, HAMD-HAINTED CHWA, UM tniLLAS CLOCKS AND JE WELER Y ARE INCLUDED IN THIS 1 I i I vis I . ' . I w v ; i iv i i . f t , .t ,. Jf f- , ii . : i - i ; ,. . ...i-' . -. . . i ' ' ' ' X y ' t i. f ; -v i, ' 4 . ' '' " ' o i- '' ' " " i " t -' ' - - - - -i ' -.'.t i ;ale This is a Closing HI A COCK'S out Sale and Everything Must Be Sold by Fcbr 1st A Mi If n, . . It: 1 i j im u u u u a M.M'v4 f LOCAL TEAM DEFEATED ; WHAT will you hare for dinner today? Tou 1y by dlnkiat , 'c THE MOD Eli RESTAURANT Ttie Old Sutndby. Our cooking u a paragon of per fection, our food faultless, and our errice rapid and courteous. What' nne can we aay( except that ' our prices are -popular T We lve a regu lar dinner for 2S oeata. Come and try It. Tou will not need the' sense of hunger to enjoy It The Model Restaurant PENDLETON'S AGGREGATION STRONGER TILAN VISITORS. La Grando SoikIh Weakened Team, While Pwiulleton RocuptrateH Pon- Ilcul Sport MourhouHe Work Is h ran. - ' announced, for the referee's score of by the full extent of the pass. J. A. ARfiUCKLE, Prop. Open Day And Nigh MeaLicketsfoiV"luU " TimASlltV DEPA HTM E VT, Office of Uie Comptroller of tbe ' Currency. ' Washington, D. C, Oct. 13. 1861. Notice Is hereby given to all poisons who may have ciaims 'against "The Farmers 8c Trad ers National banlr of La Grande," Oregon, that the same must be presented t Walter N'ledner, Receiver, with the le gal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed. Umpire. Clark's Statement. - There Is not a shade of . doubt In my mind, but what the on- side kick taken by Pendleton as 4 a touchdown, was in reality a - touchback, and should have - counted for nothing.. The rules fully cover the exact Issue at stake. C. C. Clark, official um- plre in the game. Wall's Statement. My watch and the stop watch carried by Sullivan, coincided at 4 the beginning of the game, yet In 4 less than 25 minutes' time, his 4 was 30 seconds behind mine. In .4 less than a minute after thnt 4 again, It was a minute behind 4 time. This last tampering took 4 place under my very eyes. No 4 manner of argument can con- 4 vince me that I was In error. 4 The alleged touchdown was a 4 touchback. If 1 can read Kns- 4 lish. J. F. Wall, official time- 4 keeper. 4 The La Grande football team suf fered defeat at the hands of a stronger eleven at the Pendleton gridiron yes- LAWRENXE O. MURRAY. Comptroller of the Currency. 4, terday afternoon by a score that never 'J. has been, nor never will be accurately 444444444444 19 toO is manifestly wrong, and the claims of the local people stand for aught. La Grande was defeated. That fact may as weii be understood at the oujtset for Its team was much weaker than when It played here on Christ mas day and the team which It played yesterday, on the contrary, was much stronger. The wonder Is that the al leged score of 19 to 0 Is not an actual fact. In the line Fred Grout, a high school youth, was playing center; Qoodall played his first game of foot ball at guard, and was displaced by Stltt and Caylor, neither of whom have had .experience. Pendleton nuncliireil the center of the lino quite consistent ly at time. The back field was handi capped, and above all, the proper vim was lacking In the La Grande team. Every one seemed to be off center. On the contrary, Pendleton's men played like demons, though never for an in stant resorting to dirty playing.' Ttao conduct of the players was as gentle manly as when they were In La Grande. La Grande resorted to punt ing tactics, attempting to put the ball In play by scrimmage but twice and trying but ono forward pass. Chllders' boot was called Into service i to punt out of danger at every oppor tunity. The game lacked the sensa tional plays ' that characterized the contwt here, and all In all, was any thing but spectacular except in one sense.' A "Rapid" ralrulntr. Mark Moorhouse Is undoubtedly the fastest counting referee known to c.v-tern Oregon. It Is not wise at this time to go Into the details of his work, but In a few Instances may suf fice to prove the prejudiced decisions of Mr.! Moorhouse as a referee on his o'clock p. m., at the office of La homo iTound. When Pendleton once Granile Investment company, for the made an uncompleted forward pas of purpose of electing a Board of Di rectors and conducting such other business as may properly come before the stockholders. J. K. WRIGHT, Secretary La Grande Irrigation Co. 2I-4-11-1S-2S When Reynolds signaled for a fair catch and was interfered with by a Pendleton man, no penalty was af flicted; later, when the conditions were reversed, La Grande was duly punished. Section 8, rule 6, covers the Instances where an onslde kick had roled over La Grande's goal line and beyond the projection of the side line, to be downed there by a Pendleton man. It was without the question of a doubt a touchback, yet Moorhouse persisted In calling It a touchdown. When .T. V: WntV mm MmwtfooTio called time, Pendleton again lined up and kicked a field goal.'. Assistant Timekeeper Sullivan had without a doubt tampered with his watch. This decision was one of the rankest on the field. There were numerous such de cisions. , Badly stiffened but glad that they had broken even on games with their Pendleton rivals, the team returned to La Grande last evening. The line-up for La Grando during the game, fol lows: . French, re; Drlscoll, rt; Goodall, Ptitt, Caylor,' rg; Fred Grout, c; Jas per, Ig; Ben Grout, It; Nelson, Wil liamson, le; Reynolds, q; Glllllan, rh; I Hcidenrelch, f ; Chllders, lh. FOR RENT Furnished front room; modern; ono block from postoffjeo. Phone to Black nr.. Xotie of Stofkliofdi-rs' Mooting. Notice Is hereby given that thero will be a meeting of tho stockholders of La Grande Irrigation company on Monday, February first, 1809, at two SO yards. It was recovered by Chlld ers, and In view of the fact that It was during the third down, should have been taken back to where the pass wps made and there given to La Grande. At Is was, Pendleton profited f ' GEORGE PALMER, President W. H. BRENHOLTS Ast't Cashier 3 J. M. BERRY, Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS. 2d Ass't Ciiiw i F. L. MEYERS Cashieri'i i La Grande 0La Grande, Oregon IBank CAPITALS AND SURPLUS $160,000 UNITED: STATES DEPOSITORY 1 ; ' .DIRECTORS J. M. Berry ' A. B. ConIeyiF. J. Holmes tsaF. M. Brykit C. C. Pennington, S P. L Meyers23Qo L. Cleaver W. L. Brenholts George Palmer ft . THE GEORGE PALMER LUMBER COMPANY RETAIL DEPARTMENT Wc Solicit Your Orders for Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Chain Wood We are prepared to furnish and deliver material promptly. 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