La Grande evening observer., August 20, 1910, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1910.
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SP01T1NG NEWSi
rBOGBAMS FOB THE SUOOT.
Complete Set of Events and Rules
Gowning Them, are Now Out
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Programs for the Handicap shoot at
Elgin September 12, when the Union
and Wallowa county Sportsmen asso
ciation will hold the most important
Blue Rock affair of the season, are out
the local Eunmeu are growing
mnr and more anxious for the event I
to start. The program follows:
If T.-vn 'o. 1. 10 singles. $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00.
Etrance No. 2 15 singles; $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00.
Event No. 3. 15 singles; $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00.
Event No. 4. 20 singles; $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00. . '
Event No 5. 20 singles;' $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00.
Event No. 6. 20 singles, $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00.
Event No. 7.-25 singles, $10.00 ad
ded, entrance, $1.00. La Grande Even
ing Observer Gold Medal, 1st prlzei
Event No. 8.-25 singles, $10.00 ad
ded; entrance, $1.00. FirBt prize, silver
cup.
Event No. 9.-23 singles, $10.00 ad
ded; entrance $1.00. First prize, gold
medal
Event No. 10. 25 singles, $10.00 ad
ded; entrance first prlzej, Uu
pont Trophy. ,v
Rules and regulations governing the
shoot, are: . - .
All purses divided, 40, 30, 20 and 10
per cent '
Birds deducted at 3 cents each. ,
Shooting will commence promptly at
3 n. iu. . ,
Revised inter-state rules to govern
til contests. " . ."'
Contestants are required to ma':.'
entries for. entire day. Money will be
refunded In all uncontested events.
Froiessionals and manufacturers'
agents are invited to be with us, but
will be permitted to shoot for targets
only. ' . - ' ,-.
. All events known traps; unknown
angles.
All atnunillon for sale on the
grounds.
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CHANGES RADICAL.
sporting co::::ent and
kindred subjects
l.a Grande Footlmll Cans will Have to
Apply Themselves Diligent I v. -
New football rules arc so radically
different from the old sort that La
Grande fans will have to learn the
game over again to understanding
appreciate the progress of the game.
The players, of course, have a serious
problem in front of them In becoming
accustomed to the new requirements.
As no rule books are available at this
time, it Is doubtful is the game will be
thoroughly understood until later in
the year. One of the problems that
will foster disputes is the forward
pass, whlcn has been so arranged that
the exact meaning of the clause is
hard to understand. .One self-evident
fact is that the forward pass must not
be over twenty yards toward the op
ponent's goal, and also that no on
must interfere with the receiver of a
forward pass while In the tweny-yarr I
zone. The position of quarterbac k
will virtually disappear and the cer.t?r
will not be the only one to Bnap the
ball. Snapping also may be doni by
either guards or tackles besides e.n
ter( and can be received and carried
by anyone back of the line when fhs
ball is put In motion.
The Observer's sporting department
j will school Its readers in the " new
rules as soon as It is possible to V"'
the authority on all phases of the new
1 book. - ;
A party cf Walla Walla people,
traveling in a Tullniann, were iu La
Grande yesterday.
S. D. Crowe has traded a Pierce mo
torcycle for the premier Bird Lewis
machine, through L. C. Smith.
J. Van Buren has signed up the
1911 contracts for the Overland ag
ency In this county. :
A party from Seattle traveling in a
Pope-Hartford, was In La Grande yes
terday enroute to the interior.
Joe Dosse, an expert tire repairer
from the Gorman Rubber Company at
Seattle arrived yesterday and , Is at
the Smith garage. , i
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The 1910-1911 school season opens
September 12, and football , practice
will be inaugurate as soon as the
school is( put In running order.
Atfer a tour of the Central' Oregon
country, which covered a periods ol
three weeks' time, Dr. A. F. Poley and
O. J. Poley of Enterprise, , Wallowa
county, have returned in their Cadillac
"30", and after a brief stop, continued
on their journey home.
! Three Overlands are now in use iu
La Grande the first year of their j
presence here. W. E. Long of Sura-:
j mervill has a model 38, W. Y. Stod- J
j dard of Perry has a "38" and Jay Van
Buren has a "42", Another Model j
'3S' is coming next Tuesday for deliv- j
ery.
Advertised Letters.
Following is a list of letters remain
ing in the post office, for the week
ending August 19, 1910.
Ladles, ;
Davis, Miss M. E. " .
Lake Louise
Banff
Glacier
Field
Via the
Arrow and Kootenay
Lakes
ARE YOU IHTERES1ED?
Hasklns, Mrs. Geo.
Lang, Mary R.
Lumbard, L.
Okey, Miss Ethel (2)
Orville, V(-s. Wm. (2)
Stephens, Mrs. Clara
Wise, Miss Anna
Gcutlemeu.
Bonyers & McKeley.
Brady, Chas.
Covillia.' Marion
. England, Mr. J. II.
England, Chas.
Flldman, Mr. E. A.
Graham, Mr. Roy
Gray beal, Mr. j. A.
Hoadley, George. ,
Hill, George
Ingalls Mr. Elmer
LIndale, C. G.
N'elman. C. G.
Payne. Mr. C. B.
Stoll, Ira II ,
Skinner. Mr. Fred
Steele. Mr. C. W.
Wilson; Kid
. When calling for the above please
say, "Advertised." Same will be sont
to the Dead Lt Orteef mmw aunw aow
to the Dead Letter office on the 2ud
of September, 1910G. M. Richey, P. M.
; Quality- I
I Service
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A party of Portland people are in
the citv ndav. rntinw from A Hroanmo-i
Journey over hundreds of miles 'of
Interior Oregon. O. J. Gray of Port
land, is the owner of the Reo car. I.J
which the trip was nade, R. H. 1.111
driving. ; They struck in from Port
iand to Madras, then to Redman, Sla
ters, then fifty miles to the interior
and " back to Sisters, on to Laidlow.
Bend, Prineville, Water nights, Hepp
ner. Monument, Hamilton, Long Crceic.
Pilot Rock Pendleton and came to L
Grande via Meacham. The. arty, iu
eluded two ladies, who have taken the
train out of La Grande.
Ask your local agent how you
can secure a circular-tour ticket
right from you home town. You
can make the trip in a week, tei
days, two weeks, or a mouth. At
all principal stop-over points the
Canadian Pacific maintains its own
hotels- nf rntM ruTiwIw.
per day and up. covering room and
all meals, "
Write fcr detailed information,
. " Write for Particulars.
G. 31. JACKSON' GEO. A. WALTON
' Trav. Pass. Agt Gen. Ajct
1TT7 ; rass. Dit
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. Al Wall St, Spokane.
Bring In your second-hand school
books at olice, for cash at Silver
thorn's Drug store. , ' -.
These are the two essentials la
printing. We give full measure
of both. ' "
There's economy In quality.
There's satisfaction In service.
Our' printing is sold on the
assumption that there's econo
my In quality.
1. E. VJhiton's
Printery
Successor to Bird F. Uwis
LEWIS BUILDING
Phore: . Pacific, Main 747. "
Home, 231.
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See about the Petticoat sale at
Wests's.1 Petticoats worth $2.50 for
$1.69 at West's. See the ad.
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Schedule of Train
Leave Baker Gity Tuesday, Aug. 23
Eagle
90 cents Box
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tor the little ones, with butter,
Jam or jelly, that Is wholesoma
and muscle building. It locks
the housewife whoa
goldet. brown crlcrp
and the white bread Inside when
It comes from ths oven. It also
smells appetizing when mada
from Best of Best Flour.
FOR SALE EI ALL GROCERS
FOR THE
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HamiMs
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Haines
North Powder
Union Junction
" -Hot Lake
" La Grande "
Arrive Portland Wednesday, Aug. 24
6:15 p. rn.
6:35 p. m.
6:50 p. m.
7:30 p. m.'
7:40 p. m.
8;00 p. m.
7:15 a. m.
Special train
Pullman, Tourist
and
Chair Cars
Magnificent River
Ride
on the Steamer
"L i. Poller v
Round Trip Fares
Baker Gity : - -
Haines and North Powder ; ' ..-
Union and Hot Lake
La Grande - - ' -
Joseph, Lostine, Enterprise and Wallowa
Elgin and Imbler ' ; -
$12.50
11.50'
10.50
10.00
12.50
10.50
iRoyalGrocery
I and Bakery
Save money on furnishing
Your iome Herv
f. D. HA1STEN
FOR
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THE WOtyDER WORKER
FOR
GOLDS
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THROAT
Tickets good for return ' until September 7th, and allow stop over at Portland
one day and ni ht on going trip if desired, and any tim? within the limit of ticket
on return-trip. V For further particulars call on J. H. Keeney, Agent, La Grande,
or write to Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
AND
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
PREVEUTS PIIEUOOIIIA !
I had the most debilitating cough a mortal was ever afflicted with, and my friends expected that
when I left my bed it would' surely be for my grave. Our doctor pronounced my case incurable,
but thanks be to God, four bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery cured me bo completely that I am
all sound and well. MRS. EVA DNCAPHER, Grovertown, Ind. - . -- ; -.
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