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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVED SATURDAY, JULY 16, 1910.
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1 HREE-I OREH GAME OFF.
( ami Elfin Will Very Likely lie
Only Teams in the Tournament.
There seems to be some obstruc
tion In the way of arranging the three
team Reach tournament at Elgin for
this month as was planned. Weston
the easy champion of the- Umatilla
county teams, is disorganized since
its schedule closed and these seems
to be but little chance of resurrecting
the players there. Elgin however,
feels confident that Cove will come
and in this way the championship of
everything east of the Blue Mountains
can be determined. Elgin was at the
head of the intercounty league when
the explosion took place, and Cove Is
manifestly the leaders in the Eastern
Oregon league. Cove has signified
it Intentions of playing a three-game
aeries with Elgin, one at Cove, one
at Elgin and one on foreign grounds,
though it may be found satisfactory
to'plny two of the games at either of
the two towns.
0 (J A ME TO WOHKOW
Onl Possible Contest is Elgin at En
terprlse Tomorrow Afternoon
La Uranue is nui iu ue ftivyi4 ..1:!.
a ball game tomorrow and it is doubt
ful if there will be one In Wallowa
county. Elgin is planning some on go
ing to Enterprise tomorrow but it is
doubtful if the game will materialize.
Joseph is no more and neither Is I. a
Orande in a very promising condi
tion. While there may be an o cn
sional game during the rest of the
season, baseball of an organized sort
is now a thing rif history- again for
this year.
Junior ( liHiiipfoiiships.
New York. July Hi. Junior track
and field championships of the Metro
politan Association will lie decided
this afternoon at Celtic Park, wilh
some of the most promising young
atheltes of the country taklnu part
The following events are scheduled
100-yard tun, 220-yard tun. 440-yard
run. 880-yard run, one-mile run. three
mile run; 120 yard high hurdle and
220-yard low hurdle; shot, hammer
and throwing the discus; throwing 56
pound weight; throwing Javelin; high
and running broad jump; pole vault,
running hop, step and jump.
Regaltn on the Hndson.
New York, July 16. Crack oars
men of the metropolis will compete
today in the regatta of the Hudson
River Rowing association, the contest
ants also including several up-state
crews. The program embraces Jun
ior single and double four-oared gigs,
Junior and senior four-oarded barges
and junior centipede.
Protest Against Pictures.
Doston, July Ifi Films illustrating
the recent Jeffries-Johnson fight at
Reno are said to be on the way to
this city and it is the announced In
tention of the moving picture men to
place them on exhibition Monday. The
mayor and chief of police and the gov
ernor have been deluged with com
munications demanding that the pre
sentation of the pictures be prevent
ed definite action to this end is ex
pected. The picture exhibitors will
doubtless appeal to the courts f nec
essary, to protect their rights.
Cyclists in Brussels.
Brussels. July Some of the
worlda best bicycle riders are in
Brussels today in readiness for the
races of the International Cyclists'
Union, The preliminaries will be held
tomorrow and the world's champion
ship events will be decided next
Thursday and the following Sunday.
July 2b. It has already been decided
to hold the 1011 International bicycle
races in Turin.
CHURCH NOTICES
Central Church.
Communion.
Offering.
Song.
Prayer.
Song.
Announcements.
Song.
Reports from the convention.
"Lee Tong's Address." Floy Coffey,
"A- Greater Bible School," Ruth
Cotner.
"Vision of Christian Endeavor.'
Maude Simpson.
"The Juniors at Work," Eva Cotner
"Power of Organized Women," Mrs
Ford A. Ellis.
Invocation.
L. D. S. Church.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Samuel
Storey, superintendent. Sacrament
meeting at 2 p. m.
Baptist . Church oti s.
Sunday school at 9:415 a. m. and
morning preaching service at 1 1 a. m.
B. Y. P. U. Prayer meeting at 7 p.
m and evening service at 8 p. in.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing at 8 p. ni. If you are withou
church hcir.c, or " tronror in the
town, come and be at home with us.
Frank E. Gray, Pastor.
When Solid Iron Floats.
Experiments have shown that if a
ball of solid Iron he lowered into n
mass of liquid 'Iron ly means of a
metal fork the ball at first sinks to
the bottom with the fork, but Hiut In
a few second! It will leave the prongs
nml rise to the surface. Where It con
tluuea to Boat until it melts. The rla
lug Is explained by the expansion of
the ball, due to heating, whereby It
becomes, bulk tor bulk, less dense than
the molten metal - St. Louis Bepublli
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Demonstrators.
Ford A. Kills of the Central church
will speak Sunday evening on the
subject, "The Breakers. " This sub
ject was suggested by his recent visit
to the beach.
Pint Presbyterian Church.
Washington avenue and Sixth street
Rev. S. W. Seemann, I). I)., minister.
Morning subject, "The Glory of the
People that Know God." Evening
subject, "The Presbyterian Church in
the Light of the Last General Assem
bly." Sunday school 9:45 a. m., Mr.
W. L, Brenholts, Superintendent. C.
E. service. 7:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday 8:00 p, m. It is hoped that
after the long vacation the congrega
tion will rally to the work. Friends
and strangers are cordially Invited to
attend the services.
Methodist Kuisropal Church.
Corner M. Ave. and Fourth street.
The Chautauqua is now past and the
regular services of the church will be
resumed. Sunday School 9:45, G. H.
Curry, superintendent. Morning ser
vice, 11:00; subject, "The Conquor-
ing Spirit." Class meeting, 12.00 for 30
minutes only. Epworth League, 7:00;
evening lesson. "The Christian's Re
ward Here." Leader, Mrs. Para Thorn
ton. Evening service. 8:00. Theme
what will the Harvest Be?" Every
one Is cordially welcomed to each
and e?ery service of the day. H. E.
McLeod, pastor.
MAN, STUDY YOUR HAIRI
Than Beforu You Comb It Study tha
Architecture of Your Fact.
Just as surely as hair is woman's
crowning glory it Is man's glorious
crowning that Is, to those th;it have
It. Those whose heads have pushed
up through their huir usually use a
Huckaback towel for the delloute proc
ess of parting the hair, but unless one
pas t lie peculiar requirements it is not
worth while to cultivate thetn.
Men with low. squatting foreheads
biiwuM uul pull their hair down over
their brows, and meu whose foreheads
tire beginning to work back should ln
vile their locks down If your hair lias
quietly slipped down toward yot.i ears
on cadi side, leave it there, If yon
bring it up in strings and wisps it will
merely look like climbing vim s and
will never really have the free and
easy homelike appearance thul ov.lit
to be the pun ui outural hni
Do noi part youi L ': an;
tbau you can help. Hair Is In n hurry
these days, anyway Usually It ,' u an'!
stay more than long enough ti u.i'.e
sure that the bnby Is going to b" a boy
before It hastens off. It will ai ; of
Itself soou enough the best you i an do.
Before combing your hair you h u i
get acquainted with the architecture
of your face If your face Is of the
harvest moon variety do not Inlay
your hnlr. Puff It up as much ns pos
slble. It's better to look like a feather
duster on a Monday morning than a
scratched billiard ball on a Baturday
night.
But If your face Is of n long, gallop
ing ensemble do not encourage your
hair to fluff Instead keep It down
close to headquarters. If your head
Inclines to run up to a cone do not
spread your hair around In Imitation
of a palm tree t hatch Itnther fluff It
up ami windrow it tor fear some un
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bred person wii: begin to talk about
priog rortwh b i Homer Cms in
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Hie Addition with Character
1000
Pleased Buyers
Over 1000 Purchasers
have seen Laurelhurst and have acknowledged that it is by far the best investment in Portland.
Over J 000 Purchasers
Over 1000 Purchasers
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Over 1000 Purchasers
have comp.rl I.auielhur.1 ,,,1,-e. with price, of when 1. ,,. , ,h n .
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have backed ihelr imlirmeat with liiiMtmnnt
I.rlce. In LaurelhuM l a ho,t (law. "ol""e 0,er ',rMe"1
The last and Most beautiful Quarter of
Laurelhurst is Now on the market.
This quarter joins Ladd Park, part of our
tract, will be the finest Residence
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Section in Portland.
There will never be another Laurelhurst
ana never again will the opportunity pre
sent itself to buy high grade property at
such low prices and on the easy terms we
offer.
J. R. MOORE,
La Grande Representative
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