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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1912)
PAGE EIGHT ' A ' f 1 K V TV r V KS LNQ O HSKB Vaii. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1912. Whv Salvoe f an'f fnrp Fraemai Clnce the old-fahlcmd theory of cur ins eczema through the blood lias been ajtvtn up by nclt-ntlitte. many different Uvea have been tried for akin diu-usea. But It haa been found that theae aalves nly clog the porea and cannot penetrate to the Inner akin below the enlUermjs hrre the eczema germs are lodued. This the quality of peneiradne probably explnlna the tremendous auc eae of the veil known liquid ecxema remedy, oil of winter reen, thymol, gly cerine, etc., a compounded in D.D.U. prescription. We have aold other remedlea for ekln troiihlea hut none that me can recom mend highly as thla for we know tlmt Vlj.V. atopa tlie Itch at once. We can irlve yoti a trial eize bottle for 25 cent that will be enouah to prove 1L Of course all other druic:ita have D.D.D. I-reecrlptlon to to them It you can't come to u but don't accept some blB rit substitute. But If you come to our etore. we are ao certain or wnat win uu ior yu that we offer you a full nlze bottle on thla guarantee: If you do not find that ... - . . i. - ...... ah Awrir i II laHeB awny uiv v. . coata you not a cent 'Mto- z'tiwfl mil H'rmrtnnw lk GRANDE AT DAY UNION LIVESTOCK SHOW THURSDAY, JUNE BTH, 1912 JUDGING S:30 to 11:00 a. m. Judging of stock on grounds by Prof. V. L. Carlyle, single expert judge. 32:30 p. m. Parade to be formed on the grounds promptly at 12:30. 1:30 p. m. Judging Showman's price, class 28. (A special prize of a silver cup, awarded by Mr. J. I). Farrell, of Portland, Ore., president of the O.-W. K. & N. Co. 2:00 p. rn. Saddle horse tandem (pony) girl rider. Class 141). Special-price, Lady's work basket, by J. D. Farrell. . Saddle horse tandem (pony) boy rider. Class 14C. Special prize, English riding bridle, bv J. 1). Farrell. Saddle horse tandem, lady rider, class 14B. Saddle horse tandem, gentlemanTider, Class 14A 2:30 p. m. Gentlemen's riding contest. Class 7. 3:00 p. m. Combination harness and saddle horses. Class 13. ; ( sv ; 3:30 p.m. Jumping competition, " RACES First Event Half mile dash, free for all, three hors es to start. Second Event Ladies' relay race, three strings of horses must enter, three horses to the string, each horse running half a mile, Riders unsad dling and saddling fresh mount at the end of each half-mile. Third Event Harness ra-e trot or pace, three horses t-i start. Fourth Event Three quarter mile dash, free for all three horses to start. Fifth Event Walk, trot and running race, three horses to start. Horses to walk iirt quarter, I rot a quarter and run a half. Sixth Event Half mile hurdle race, free for all. Four hurdles to the half mile, three feet high. Horses in this event to be mounted by riders weighing not less than 13." pounds. Seventh Event (ientlemcn's relay rae, three strings of horses must enter, three horses to the string, each horse running half a mile. IJiders unsaddling and saddling fresh mount at the end of each luilf wile. SPECIAL EVENTS Eighth Event Chariot race, half mile, two entries, by Buffalo Vernon, champion bull-dogger and roper of the world: John Spain, ehamipon buckaroo ruler of the northwest. Konian races, Shetland pony races, etc. Concert by Union Concert Band at Band Stand on Main stre:t at 730 p. m. Union LiveStock 5hov Dance at Farmers' Union Hall t 9 p.m. The Elite THEATRE A Home Show Owned By Home People. Our Profits Remain Here SKH0LAS MCKLEBT .... Thanhonse-r In two complete reels. A ver sion of Charles Dickens' charm ing story of young people. A wonderful production, through which those who have never .read a line of Dickens will shake will laughter and feel the dentf pity. the laranGBAxrs tiolin Imp A yonng Italian girl arrives In tie United States and ip lost by her parents, but Is trac ed by her wonderful ability as a violinist. A WAMUOR BOLD ..Majestic A comedy showing the femi nine weakness for the uniform Full of laughs from tart to finish. DELIVERY IN OUT ON STRIKE V '.XAOER LYXCH KEfEllTS SEW I DM VERS. IiIl'IkuKj Arises Over fare of Team ' by One of Drivers. i j Five out of six drivers for the Cen- j tral Delivery system, J. D. Lynch, 1 manager, struck this morlnng and the ! grocery and meat stores have been' sending out their sales by driven) hurriedly gathered for the task. The I drivers struck out of sympathy for' Sam Lewis who Insisted on the right' to feed and care for bis own team, It' is said; and while be was flatly denied ! that privilege this morning be quit and five others followed bim. Those' who walked out with Lewis were Har- ris. Berry, Moore and Burke. After j slight delay recruits were mustered into the service and the delivery sys-J tern was kept moving. For a time this morning It appeared that an aml-j cable settlement was probable, yet' (this failed and late this afternoon the i strike is still on. EEXALL STORE REXALL STORE Extra Extra Extra Durham Duplex Demonstrator A Safety Razor at only 35 cents. "We received 100 of these razors which we will sell at 33 cents while they hat It h ah exact type of the $5.50 razor. Don't overlook this as it is the best proposition we ever saw for the man who shaves himself. Our window is full of good things for the man who shaves. Hill's Drug Store You can get tickets for the show at our store Friday, June 7th. BAD INK AGAIN CAUSE .M0INTUVS helium; is took TIIKOIGHOIT. T wirier Does Good Work Except In the FliM Changes Many, Pendleton, Ore.'; June 5. (Special ) A bad first inning coupled with poor support opposed to good base run,. ning and fast fielding lost La Grande the oj.ening game with the Bucka- io"cs this afternoon by a seven to one score. .Mountain was on the mound for the visitors and, aside from the initial canto wben he allowed thi-to hits, he twirled good ball but llie Stld work of himself and associ ates was nol of the major e?.?ue va riety. Mountain Field Poorly Seven errors were made and of these Mountain himself is credited with three and his manager with an other trio. Osborne did the box work foi Pendleton and was in fine form keeping the seven hits widely scat tered. The one run taken by tbe i -iiiiis came in the eighth as a re sult of tbe Buckarooes' only two er rors. Pendleton opened the game ui'k four runs as a result of three hit unci two errors. Another was garnered in the sixth, a base on balls Mid two errors being responsible and the remaining two came in the sev enth through a hit, an error and a double steal. TI.e lineup of both teams is ('affer ent today. Scott being behind the bat iind Luttrell on third for La Grande nd Tetk being in right garden for Pendleton. La Grande hiis released White. Higger.s and Teck and the lat ter is signed by Garten after he !:as released Kustemever, a pitcher. K.H.E. Pendleton 7 La Gn.mle 1 Batteries Pendleton, O.-Kirne nmii Wilson; Iji Grande, Mountain and i Scott. TI.e last three games have teen lost through the one bad inning route. Yesterday's team and today's team are materially different and here Is J hoping the "hopes" will fulfill Ue: hopes on third and nt home. ! IloNe Trims Wullu Walla. j Boise. June The score by in nings here yesterday was: Boise 2 0234000 x 11 Wa.Ha Wlla .000001100 0-2 FIVE JAIL SENTENCES STAND FIVE WALLOWA (OOTT DEFEXI)-' . A MS GlILTr. - j Liquor (ums From Wallowa Counfy Ai'iirmed by Supreme Court. j Five defendants in Wallowa county local option cases are doomed to 30 days in Jail and payment of fines' ranging around $500 as th econse qnence of opinions handed down by the supreme court yesterday. Judge Knowles, presiding, is affirmed in all i o! tbem, and the opinions mean there is no further opportunity for lltiga-j ton. This batch of five opinions af firming the lower court, makes a to tal of nine out of ten cases appealed from Judge Knowles' court that have been affirmed. The sentences will be put under service In August, it Is believed. DO AWAY With Pots and Pans Cook in Paper Bags, Boil, Bake, Roast all kinds of FISH AND MEATS. Union Cookery Bags, Assorted sizes. Recipes with each package. Grande Ronde Meat Co. CITY MARKET MAIN 50. FIR ST. MARKET MAIN 48 Cochran Improves Home. C. E. Cochran has just finished some splendid improvements upon his borne , on Washington street. Besides adding to his house he has repainted and nu de a general change. The home is now one of La Grande's handsome bungalows. LW.dnt mud Dht School forflirluttJrt r 1 tesu nrl H. .loin i'fjflt (Hi -incj CoiirlTr, Anieo:tc DdQ i.ieim i.u.rr J (. Mnftlr. Art. 1 locution. tijuiLtuiiun . itrwdeBt jmpiJa most lovtr 14 jrtrot ftce wt U rtMolLmftoded. Th fcunii-t 1 lie Hf. U fiity. AepHctio ihoold l rxJKie rly.) Alter em l-.ii (aria. Condufi-d lr thr SISTERS OF f HI HOLY I HAMES CF JESUS K0 MABY. Cr.2, Jl.JHX" W I LJIifM CMtrwi. Mimic. An. Ekmtioa and Cramer' I CHI Dcrti. HtMMmtlDw Smi. RrCnrd Mori iud I liilrDcrnuUTniRiiit.WritrforAtinouncrniciiLAddTrn I Begin Your Outdoor Season Right. Load Your Kodak With EASTMAN "N. C FILM The Film With Twenty-Seven Yeais of Ex perience Behind if. We Sell the Genuine Eastman Film. f Red Cross Drug Store ! ill m0 6 2 - -1 4 Flue r Piano fiVA I An elegant Mgh grade piano, uu h as romtuission dealers sell for !'0 to $t". $15 0on, JS.OO per month. '";! !i i :..i-c .: ; '. . '' Friday Circus Day 1 1 .....Make Your Headquarters at.... Dalton's Cash Store 2nd Door West of Post Office Many SPecial Bargains That Day Ladies Rest Room in Balcony Always Cool
