Li GRANDE EVENING OBSERVE!
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, lDll.
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mhiqs Banks
t; par 4 per cent, but your Barings invested la River
side Addition Sot, will double In a few rears.
Because
; -Muverslde Addition la right In the center of Industrial
. activity. . - ,. , -
riverside addl tlon will soon have one of the finest
paved streets In the entire city. The work on Second
street, is rapidly nearlng completion. ' ......
Riverside Addition - is the home of many of 1.
Grande's best !clt izens. '
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW
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Some of the lots nre $75.00. None are higher than $200.
You can buy on your own terms.
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Office' Open Evenings
Villiam Miller & Bro.,
1107 Adams Avenue.
PHONE, MAIN 1. N
Perry Pneumatic Water' Systems, Samson
Wind Mills, Deming Pumps, Richardson & Boynton
Warm Air Viimnr'As PiWa Toltraa aA T?!tttim ni
i ters, Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds, Full Assort-
meni oi jwicKei Trunmings.f
BVW 6 PZWEIFEB
PLUMBERS, : HEATERS, SHEE1 METAL WORKERS '
AUBIS EXJ0YS SWEET EEYENGE
OX OLD PLAYMATES.
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C. T. Darley
Cement Contractor
Consult him before letting your sidewalk
GRANDE R0NDE MEAT CO.
Uses only' Refrigerator Counters?
and they show our cut meats in a
most sanitary and appetizing way
TWO MARKETS -
BOTH PHONES
Union Loses Afternoon Came With
Melnnis on Mound for Home Team
Mysterious Mitchell's interview in
the Oregonlan of recent date hag re
moved the halo of mystery surround
ing that Individual, and proved to bi
his Jinks yesterday when La Grande
landed on the rstwhlle New York
Giant, San Francisco club twlrler and
University of ; Chicago mound artist
with such telling force that a decided
victory was accorded La Grande and
sw'eet revenge scored for one Bill Au
bln, newly wed, and one time Elgin
twlrler, discarded to make room,1 for
Mr. Walker. It was a game that spar
kled with spots of brilliant, baseball
and In the eighth inning was made
remarkable because La Grandb slug
gers leaned against five benders from
the ex-mysterious one's arm. f
The crowd was large, Wt not quite
up to the morto than 900 paid admis
sions of the afternoon, when a record
attendance was on hand.
Aubln was given good support and
his offerings were of such & character
that they mastered Elgin which was
minus Hooper and. another man' and
Bob Smith of Union and Reltlen of Un
ion filial their plnonn. both doing pret
ty fine work. Hooper Is ill. ? V
Because of the Intense rivalry, of a
good natured sort always, the game
was exceeding Interesting for thlo
crowd contained between 250 and 300
Elgin fans. Lack of space only crowds
out mention of meritorious plays on
both sides of the game. Kooser alone
umpired, Mr. Tuttle failing to come.
Elgin complairjed somewhat at his de
crees but they were as fair io one side
as the other, and the five hits In the
eighth inning were not the result of
bad decisions., , v
summary. ;. , " ';' '.
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La Grandb i. ...... ...V. .... 7 12 5
Elgin 4 6 c
SCORE BY INNINGS. , -La
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1 1 0 0 2 1 2 5 x 12i
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Strawberry HaUocks
$3.75 PER M
at the ' .
George Palmer Lumber Co.
Retail Dept. Phone, Main 8
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Hits 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 06
Struck out: by Aubln 4, by Mitchell
13; home run9: Owens and Mitchell.
Afternoon Game Good.
There were mora streaks of good
ball during tbs game with Union In
the afternoon than characterized the
morning contest. The La Grande
players were strong behind "Heck"
Melnnis, who was on the mound arid
there was liitla trouble In winning,
though had Union commenced with
the support that they gave the clever
young collegian, Reiben, later in the
game, the story would have been dif
ferent. Union scored three in a bunch
when two errors resultant of bad
bounds, Hot men on that were scored
by a long home run by Clark. !
The afternoon lineup for La Graude
differed from the morning gam only
in that Melnnis was on the mound
Owens caught both contests and added
laurels and won a home by his good
pegging and home run, a neat affair
Confcy played with Union as Mulve-
hill Is still crippled. Coffee of Baker
played short for La Grande.
- SUMMARY.
First on balls: off: Melnnis 1, off
Reiben 2; two base hits: Sheets, Con
ley, Coffee and Elwell. Home run:
Clark; struck out: by Mclnnla 8, by
Reiben t. ' '
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La Grande 7 9 7
Union t'l I
j Doesn her welfare her health and happiness call
a for something than she puts up with!
i( Isn't she entitled to the things that will mate her a
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8worK eatsier aiiu 11 er cuu.uig uuurs auuieri
Onr P,lertrif "Rnno-ea enst no more to nnerate than
9 1 i 3 j.1 1. i . rm
coai or wook, ana inej are peuer m every way. iney
'are quicker, easier and cleaiier to use than any other
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! .If you think the woman who cooks the meal in your
home is entitled to the best call us up. Main 34.
Eastern Oregop light & Power Co.
Sale of Wlnans Stable.
London, July 5. Lovers and breed
ers of fine horses' are displaying a
lively Interest In the dispersal sale of
the Walter Wlnans stable which is
announced to' take place tomorrow at
Tattersalls. Mr. Wlnans, who la an
American by birth but a resident of
England for many years, has been one
of the foremost breeders and exhibi
tors of show horses on this side of
the Atlantic since the early '80s. His
horses won many ribbons at the re
cent International show at Olympta
and at the several similar shows In
previous years. Despite his success
as an exhibitor, however, Is under
stood to be his intention to abandon
the show xint; anl dovote his entire
attention in futu4 to his racing stablo
We wanted to clean them out before our big Fall Shipments arrived and we've
almost succeeded. There are only a few left and special prices will be discon
tinued when they are gone. If you need an extra bed, don't overlook this op
portunity. Consider that these beds were excellent values at their former pric-
es and the saving is at once apparent. These beds are all full width and coated
with three coats of hard-baked enamel that won't chip or crack. ' s K ' V
The Vernis-Martin bed. ifwo inch continuous posts with seven 1 1-2 inch filler
posts. Head 56 inches; foot 42 inches. Extra heavy enamel. Regular 1 7 1 a
$24.00; special v ?f;- J ; , . ' v,. ,,; y v;;v ' V,J. 1 1"
Two inch continuous posts with nine 7-8 inch filler posts, regular - frin nr .
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Enameled mahogany finish ; trimmed wi th ornamental polished brass di 7 OP h
knobs. Two-inch posts and inch filler p osts. . Regular $22.50; special
Two inch continuous posts with 3-8 inch filler posts. Regular CltO' Ati
$16,00, special il r i, , ' : , ' v., 1 W
Low Prices on Mahogany Dressers and Chiffoniers
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Tnese goous are not uauiageu vi tuiup-w" viv
stock in some patterns than we want to carry. Our special prices make them
exceptional bargains. All are furnished with mirrors of heavy French plate;
any shape you like; oval, square or shap ed. "High" and "Princess" styles.
Princess, regular $37,50; r;.:',;;,;;,.,...;:,,'.,,;,; ;:r;;;..;.,;,..;.v;:;,;;.iui;-Special $29.50
Princess, regular $22;50;;:..,l!..li-: ;T:,:rj:- Special $18.00
Princess, regular $38.00; l........-........:p.. Special $27.75
Iligh Dressers, regular $38.50; Special $23.75
Chiffoniers, regular $35.00; r, ' r:U,': yj:p'2 Special $2775
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COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS
ENOCH IDII"
IS REVIVED
SPOKANE 41T)GE UM'OVEltS IX
CIDEMOF THAT SORT.
Divorce Procepngs to light Peculiar
Happening.
Spokane, WaBh., July 5.- When
Judge Henry L. Kennan, . presiding
judge In the Spokane county superior
court, granted n decree of divorce to
Daniel Hedlcan gt Spokane, from Lll
11am M. Hedlcan, living In central
Massachusetts, there was disclosed
material for a modhrn version,, of
"Enoch Arden." They were married
In 1897 and lived here until 1901, when
Hedlcan wnt to Alaska to build a
railroad for M. J. Honey, passing the
following eight years In Construction
camps. Meanwhile, his wills returned
to her mother's homa in Massachu
setts, where, after seven years, the
courts declared Hedlcan "legally
dead," and Mrs. Hedlcan married a
second husband. Application then
was made by Mrs. Hdican In the
county court her to be appointed ad
ministratrix of Hedlcaa's estate. The
railroad builders did not appear In
court, but his counsel offered proof
that Hedlcan was alive. Mrs. Hedl
can'g journey followed the announce
ment that Hedican's property had been
sold for taxes, and she came to con
test the action to quiet the titles. Af
terward she refused to live with him.
Flora, Zabelle, in private life Mrs. Jane Cowl has received an offer to
Raymond Hitchcock, has gone to Con- play a leading role In a new play by
stantlnople with her siBter, it la an-' Henri Battaille, the play dealing with
nounced, to claim a villa on the Boo- the adventures of an American girl
phorus left them by their grandfather. In Parlsi
Money Invested fa
aMmeBrin0
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Ethel Barrymore is to appear next
season in A. L. Mason's London suc
cess, "The Witness for the Defense,"
to be produced by Charles Frohman.
It is reported that Anna Held will
make another. American tour under
the direction of F. Zlegfield, Jr., in a
piece, by the authors of "The Pink
Lady." . .
RealRewards
that cannot be measured alone in dollars and
. cents. There's satisfaction in knowing you have
a homo When possibly all other investments fail
it gives you a feeling of security and demands
the recognition of your fellow townsmen, be
cause by building yon show your faith in the fu
ture of the community. And every (Knnmunity
Is known by its deeds. You can help and at the
same time help yourself. A home investment is
always thmost meritorious, and loss is less like
ly because you are dealing in values you under-
S ' stand and with people you know. 177e have up-
pleid the lumber for the homes' of many of your
friends who are now on the road to success, and
want to talk with you whenever you're ready.
WENAHA LUMBER CO.
GREENWOOD & MADISON
Home Phone 421. Bell Phone, Main 732
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