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LA OKANDE EVENING p.BSElJVkR. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1911.
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nam n M HpEfJDLETOn'S
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your surprise at the differ,
ence between i2eal tailored
cl0thi5g and the "nearly as
GOOD KIND. ORDER A SUIT
FRO TS TO ENJOY THE EXPERI
ENCE. YOC WONT HATE TO PAY
ANY MORE BUT YOrR APPAREL
WILL BE BETTER THAN ANY YOF
EYER WORE BEFORE.
CM SLIM
SUITS
Tailored
to your
measure
$18 up
The
Wardrobe
1113 Adam Ave
AT YOUR
SERVICE
PHONE 735
Alteration and Repairing, on
Ladies' and Gents' Garments
Dyeing, Cleaning
and Pressing of
any land.
NOTICE L. C. Pratt retiring All blllr. flu Bald
1 La Grande, Oregon. Nov. 24. firm are payable to C. J Biach, and
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN; No- both of said parties holl themselves
tlce Is hereby given that the jennet- responsible for all bills outstanding,
.hip of, Black & Pratt has :hJs day C. J. BLACK,
been dissolved by matual cmt, L.C. PRATT.
J. Black continuing the business, and Dly U-28-29-30-12-1-2
017
That Juicy Brown Turkey,
ant Pumbkin Pie.
cranberry sauce, celery and other enjoyable parts of the coning
Thanksfclvlng i.inner will make a new reputation for you as a conk
and housewife If you carefully make Bure you are right bsiore you
C CONSIDER THE GREAT DELIGHT OF YflUK FAMILY ANT)
FRIENDS WHEN THEY FIND THAT THE DINNER IS THE rlNlKST
T1IEY EVEXYlSTED. KLECT YOUR STORE THIS ONE. THF
BEST. . , .
, We buy to please you. not ourselves.. You wijl find here a stock
of Thanksgiving eatables to chrose from without an equal in this
town. An Inspection will -nake you a purchaser. Come and see them
even if you do not buy, Thanksgiving Cheer of every description to
This store Will be closed on Thanks
giving Day
PHONE MAIN 43
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CENTRAL OREGON
1 f I In
j Mi tw Eoaohed Yta the Beschutet Branch .
.Oregon.Washlngton Railroad &NavigaticnjCo.
THROUGH CAR SERYICB BETWEEN PORTLAND AND BEVD
DAILY TRAIN SCHEDULE.
Lv. Portland .7:50 ft 10:00 a. m. L v. Bend 6:30a.m.
Lv. TJw Dall'M ......12:40p.m. Lv. Deschutes ,6:63a.m.
Lv, Umwhotcs Jo 1:30p.m. Lv. Redmond 7:21 a.m.
Ar; Madras ......... 6:45p.m. Lv. Opal City 8:00a ni.
Ar. MtoI!u ........ 6.00p.m. Lv. Metollus 8:30a. m
Ar. Culver 6:15 p.m. Lv. Madras 0:00a.m.
Ar. 0sl City 7:06 p.m. Ar. Deschutes Jc MR p. m.
Ar. Redmond ...... 7:45 p.m. Ar. The Dalles 1:55 p.m.
Ar. Deschutes ...... 8:18n.ra. , Ar. Portland 5:45p.m
Ar. Bend 8:35p.m.
Auto and regular stuire connections to Iji Tine, Fort Rock, Silver
Lake, Prlnvellle, Burns, Klamath Falls and other Inland points.
THE DIRECT. QUICK AND NATURAL ROUTE TO CENTRAL ORE-
G0N. .
Catt on nearest O.-W. R. N. agent for sny Information dealrsd or ad
drees WM, McMUJUlAY,
Gennrniranenger Agent PORTLANl, 0REGCN.
LA GRANDE AND HE1TNEU
REFUSED (USES.
ARE
Refaslng two iatfrscBelastle Teams
Iodlrta McrU AluaiiU
Claiming the Eastern Oregon high
school championship on the strength
of pitying one interscholaatlo gaire,
t d refusing to play La Grande to
make. If she won. a clean Klate and
undisputed title to the honors now
claimed, Pendleton high schools as
sumes the unique position of relying
cn an all star alumni team to supply
Thanksgiving football to the 8o-ctilod
champions. La Grande bat; dodged
the Pendletonians ' by telephone and
letter and last Saturday sent Manager
Reynolds and Hal Bohnenkamp to
Pendleton to arrange a game for this
year whereat Pendleton would be n
quired to beat all runners up, If she
claimed and won the chimplonship
Pendleton refused flatly even After
flattering financial arrangements were
offered, "We want to play some west,
tern Oregon team and kettle the cham
plonahip of the state," said the stu
dent management The principal o'
the school was in favor of the game
with La Grande, but the stnJent man
aferoept objected strenuously.
Fall Back oa AlamnL
It Is now announced that .n alumni
t?n ,r"! H-ty!rt Hinm
plons, notwithstanding that La Grande
clamored for a game during the pres
ent month on one side, and Heppuer
Is firing broadsides on the other
Hepyner Ig BlssatUied.
"Pendleton has played one game
with an Eastern Oregon team this year
STRICT LB
I ELK PLAFJ
JACKSON HOLE ELKS GOING TO
MINAM FIRST.
Such Is Plan Believed Under Consid
eration In East
Oregon's strict en'orcemmi'. of the
rnie laws this year will 30 far to
hurry the day when the goiernmen
will transplant two or three carloads
of wild elk from Jackson Hole to one
of the three suitable ranges In' East
ern Oregon, think government rangers
and foresters who are more or less in
touch with the developments of this
yiuu. luero seems lO DO SOBie QOUbt
in their minds, however, that the elk
will come this year. Several months
ago an expert was here from Jackson
Hole end found three ran pes that
suited for elk prorogation, namely, the
Meacham a-hed, the range up the
Grande Ronde river nnd the Minam
shed. It is thought by those In posi
tion to know that the first shipment
will go to the Minam range. In time
all the others may be planted, too. But
It seems certain that the strict en
forcement of the game laws will go
far, along with natural conditions of
the ranges. Id hurrying the time when
Eastern Oregon will become pastures
for, wild elk. '
TAME ELKS ON SHOW.
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X VI WMUt AiVUO jVumZ.
' Ing He'd' for Convention.
(Portland Oregonian.)
A herd of 20 beautiful tame elk has
been offered to the Portland lodge a3
a special attraction for the Elks gran 1
lodKO convention here : nerr . r: tiilv.
and claims the championship without These animflls, which are, tans- enough
, evHii esiaDUHning wno is cnampion or
Umatilla county," claim the Heppner
followers who are very anxious to ge:
a game. . ; ; i' j ; ; i'
La Grande defeated all the team?
In Union county, save Cove, and Cove
refused to play, and La Grande de
feated the champions of Wallowa coun
ty; hence she stands the peer of thes
two cunties, Baker defeated Ontario
and other towns and was unquestion
ably fie king of the extreme Easter 1
Oregon section. These two leade: s
in respective districts came togethe.
at' La Grande and tied on a bad field.
Then Pendleton defeated Baker by a
small score. La Grande, because 01
the many games played and won, and
her showing against Baker, thinks
she ran herself up to striking dis
tance and has a Tight tQ demand s,
gam with Penalelon, It Pendfe(o
woft U then hor claim would mani
festly h ciear. As It now stands It 's
based on comparative scores and com
parltive scores are no longer used a
a basis anywhere. The reader is cited
t6 the fc&Ueglate conditions through
out the Pacific northwest If compara
tive' scores were used as AbaBiv:.-:
There are a half dot on inslances to
cite against the comparative . score
basis but one wlU feufflce. Pullman
defeated 1 dab ft, Idaho defeated Whit
man, yet Whitman came near defeat
ing both Oregon and O. A. C. while on
the other hand Oregon trounced Pull
man conclusively. On the compar
tive score basis used by Pendleton,
where would Pullman, O. A. C. and
Oregon be as compared with Idaho rr
any others, and do comparative scores
mean Pendleton can defeat La Grande
because Baker was defeated by Pen
dleton t
Another Instance: Minnesota beat
Ckicago 30 to D'; Minnesota and Wis
consin tied 6 to ; Chicago beat Wis
consin 5 to 0. HOW about comparative
scores?
By laying aside a small
sum from your wages
each pay day. Have a
bank account where you
n ej'. intlie; habit of
depositing 'regularly,
Tfi is bank accepts de
posits of any amount
rpm, one dollar up.
Your Savings Esrn 4 per cent interest here
to be regarded as pets, are the prop
erty of Frank L. Peterson, of Jacksont r
Wyo., who has' reared them from fcirth j
TLty are now six years old and at the ,
,very height of their beauty ar.d niajes-,
ty. ;-' .,: - ; :--;. . j
inis morning" Secretary Harry C
JIcAllister, of the grand ledge con
vention commission, received a lette;
from Mr. Peterson, offa.lng to sel! this
herd to the Portland ledge for $100 a
head, delivered f. o. b. at St. Anthony
Idaho, the nearest railway BUtion
The matter of purchasing this ban 1
or antler bearers as the show feature
of the convention will be laid before
the next meeting of the general oom
piission for action. Secretary McAllis
ter believes these elk could be dis
posed of to various cities of the north-
Vest for exhibition in parks or zoos.
It is quite possible that the Port
land lodge Will decide' to purchase i
much larger number of elk than thin
with A view pi arranging with the
statft authorities lot turntig tteai
loose in the f&rest reserves c'. Oreg.m,
tthlc'a are being rap'dly depleted of
this type of game. Of course, the tame
ellu would not be turneiV loose, but tile
wild ones .which Mr, Peterson. lgeeS
to capture, and . sell to the. ludge-for.
1 af 'what tbe tame ne will cost
would, suit the purpeSfe of preventing
extinction .of elk In this state after
tbe herd had ben shown to .'Slk con
vention Visitors here., .
The Vild elk on the ranges have to
be captured during the winter and fed
from three to six weeks before they
Are shipped. , Also, they have to bo
shipped before March , for he only
way to get them to the railroad Is to
haul them 90 miles overland by sledge
united
States
Nat
ibhal
aiik
(jifssard
tJOSSABBS GIYE
V.ELL AS
HEALTH
STYLE.
AS
By wearins the Gossard Corset
which Is built RIGHT, thousands of
women arc gaining remarkably In
heato.
Physicians trace many ills of wo-J
men to tight lacing or faulty corsets '
nn1 nkuvaKlV it. - mm I
ouu LJiniri itm mo uossara ior au
menta caused by other corsets.
The Gossard is a God-send to the
wuir.an who wants solid comfort for
her back, perfect freedom In breath
ing, in walking, or when seated, or
whose pride domands a stylish, dis
tinctive figure. '
Ther. Is a Gossard model for every
figures $3.60 to $8.50.
Try one and be convinced. A com
plete line always oa kan.
UBS. ROBT. PATTISON.
I bons Blk UiU . ConaUtra
HARKET REPORTS.
Local market quotations todar:
, ' Butter And1 Egjrs.
Butterfat 38 cents.
Cheese Hazel wood and Tillamook,
26 cents. '
Butter Creamery, 45 cent, one lb.
85 cents two lb. roll.
Eggs Rancheggs, 40c; storage, 85c.
25c. ..;.. .
Vegetables and Miscellaneous.
Potatoes Per cwt $1.50
Cabbage Per cwt $1.50
Onions $2.25 per cwt
Cabbage Per pound, 2 and 3c.
Celery Fer bunch 15c.
Sweet potatoes Five lbs for 25c.
Sweet potatoes Four lbs. for 25c.
Supar cane, cash price $C90; 30
days' tlme $7.30 per cwt Beet suar.
cash price $fi.70. 30 days' time $7 m
Beanr White. 8 l-3c: lima. 10 cents
Fruits.
Home grown appies $1.25 to $1.10
per box. Grade establishes pries.
Cranberries 20 cents per quart
Bananas 40c per do,
Tti And Grali.
Alfalfa Hay $13.00 (retail).
Timothy $15.00.
Grain Hay-HI..
Snowdrift floUf, Sack $1.40 ; , ::
Bran and Shorts $1.30 and $1.40.
Oats $1.50 per cwt.
Rolled Barley $1.70 per cwt r
Cattle, Dogs And Fowl
COWS 3 c to 4c.
Steers-Uc to 6c.
Hogs $6.60.
Chickens Hens, 10c; old roosters,
8c and spring fries lOo to 12c.
Turkeys, live weight, 17 to 18c.
Ducks, live weight, 12c. ' .
Geese, live weight 12c
--i)CV,-;-'v,
2
Time
Glasses in
Satye Sight.
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Neglect to '-ve item nnmerlv exam-
taed -idy cause a lifetime of sorrow
BZ4 regret .
?. eyeryone will be arn- , " 81111111 aopder grow more serious er-
holiday purcbai. f " 4 1 day. There is satisfaction i
Msentlal .ul A knowing for sure that your eyes are
uiuci ' iu cb luq
Y0UH HOLIBAY SHOrPING. t
The time to not far distant
& greatest satisfaction that shoo- 4
plflg be doaB early. It is better
for As shopper, better for ths 4
4i fnWthant, and decidedly better t
for the clerks lntbe different
Btores. La Grande stores are
filled with splendid articles that f
will- mabe useful gifts. .. TaXe VI
4 look around and begin figuring
out what you are going to buy for
the holiday season. It is none
too early. ....
all right
I CAN TELL YOU.
I GRIND ALL MY GLASSES.
HECOCK
Eyesight Specialist
MIMMMIMHHHimmtMUHInimUHIMUMII
If your eyes give yon trou
ble have them examined and
properly fitted with glasses
by a reliable optometrist and
' tbe only attendance rraduata
OLD STYLE' 'KRYPTOlt & ontometrlat In TTnlnn vmnt
The most modern methods only used. . -
It you have trouble glasses will not correct you will be told the prop
er course to pursue. - '
I make a specialty of fitting glasses. W. M. Peare, graduate Northern ,
Illinois College of Opthamology, Chicago, with ,
J. H. PEARE, SON. 1
La Grande'e leading Jewelers and optometrists. Opposite U. 8. Land f
omce. Broken lenses replAced In a few mlnuteA. We grind our own
jensee. -.
Gall Main Eie&it
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Retail Department
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Ruberoid
Roofing, Sash Doors, etc.
Hit ' fc
afAe
George Palmer Lumber Co.
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