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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1912)
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, M7GUST 5. 1912. Complete Equipment tor Resetting and Repairing Rubbeffiuggy Tires LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY ri!JIE SKASOX FOU TOMATOES MILL SOON HE I1EIEE. rotiiln Crop I'misnaMy Large I'rom. 1st' to Kt-diii-e Selling Trice. FPXGT.8IX LDGAL MARKETS, ! rMMm ,i . i 1 J in Jf irt WikiiMr , ! -V -m. it' v sm. , TJ- . .rma" . - v kLH'. i Monday morning's market review jehows a. dvc ldt:J increase In several articles. Tomatoes are now selling at two pounds for 23c, and green peas or four pounds lor 2oc. Spinach and rhubarb are practically off tlio mar ket, i . ' This year's potatoes are now 2cii'uo for Jl.oO per cwt., and the abundance Of the local crop promises to reduce this figure soon. " J Today's market report follows: Cattle, nogs and FowL i Heavy hogs $6.00. Chickens Hens 9c; old roosters 7." fprlng fries 18c Light hogs 7 l-4c. .. ' Ducks Lira weight. 12 Mc, peese, uve weignt ioc i t Cows 4'ic Steers $5.00 to $0.00. Sheep 4c. , Fmlls. Oranges 40c to 50c. j Bananas 40c per doz. Peaches 10c. Cherries 25c gallon. Vegetable and Mlseellaneoai. Cucumber 5 to 10c. Onion $2.50 per cwt. Green peas 1 lbs. for 25c Green Asparagus 10c. Potatoes $1.50 per cwt Green omlons 5c bunch, I for 10c Beans White. F t-Sc: Una, 10 cent! New Cabbage 3c. Cantaloupe 10c. r Watermelon 2c. Tomatoes 2 lbs for 25c. Celery Per bunch, lEe. Fee uai Grain. Alfalfa Har tlS OO (retail). Timothy $15.00. Wild hay-$10 to $12. Bran and Shorts 11.85 and 11.11 Oats $1.60 per cwt. ' Rolled barley $1.55 per cwt. Floor. Bluestem $1.4& Patent $1.35. Snowdrift $1.45 Flour 10s Corn Meal 3!ic per sack. Eggs and Under. . Butter Fancy cramery, 25 cents lb. roll: 2 lb. roll, -no. Ranch btitter. r,c 2 lb. roll. Ranch eres 25c. The c r: .r :: er::or '.Wst eve!- t' c r.ii.i ii.ii.iO U'a.is s.i C'y :' 5s slr.v.n f.rst o t!:c left !n t:,e rear uinl then Spry, Xorrls, O.'.d'. ";, i;:: ij jverncra' day, and Gov . .-.nd Iln v:ey standing. IS HIDE Wl PlfPiSS pro , tea:;: In the Washington st-t ljcu", I and Pitcher Pugsley, picked up at Vale, will heave tomorrow when ti e Irrigators corjo for a week. Mi Bride , has Joined the team since It was home unit Is catching benntlf'il hnll. al'o'V. ! Ing King to go to first. The young YOl'.NCl JIAXAftEK OOZES WITH manpger U s-:ffer!n!; vith a sverr SritE C0F1DE'CE. sprain of his ankle and will send ' ! "Shine" Harmon to first for the ne: f few (i-y. j The Pippins are singing the praNv. of Fltchner, who allowed but two hit j yesterday when La Grande scored" I eight runs In one Innings and won a ' nine to two victory. One of the duo 7 of hits off Fltchner was a two bagger 4S7 and the other was a scratcny single. Two In a Ilw Instill UUrjur Kt It ner Great Artist Yesterday. a substantial impetus from the third annual convention of the Pacific High way association, which convened at the St. Francis hotel in this city today for a three day session. The chief aim of the association is to further plans for the construction of a high way along the Pacific coast from British Columbia to the Mexican bor der. The speakers scheduled for the present convention Include former Governor J. N. Gillette of California. Thomas Taylor, minister of public works of British Columbia, and sev eral other men of wide prominence. STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. W. L. Pe! Walla Walla 49 26 .o5J Boise 38 37 Pendleton 37 39 La Grande ..." 26 48 .351 Carl King brought his rejuvenated Pippins back to the La Grande dife j.(ns' today with the big confident aUeklng out of every seam of the Plp p'n bunch following their two sfMsht . ivtorles at Poise after a 10-game streak of losing. With the Pippins now are three new faces rather two new faces and one erstwhile Irriga tor. West, the Poise outfielder, has been playing some awfully good ball A pass ball and three errors brouent the score up to two for the Irrigators Fltchner will work about Thursday and the local fans will want to see the big twlrler in action again. HU big smoke and control were the bi! features of year's game at Boise. Track foremen of the New York, New York, New Haven "& Hartford Hallway Company have demanded a change In their ten-hour daily rule lo HK.t hours on Saturdays an't an .'n:e an.! a :;-:f on Sundays, as we! tip .in other days for k;j overtime work FOR SALE My 6 room bungalow on Washington avenue for sale at a price that will suit you. Also a furnished house on Spring street. , , j. , 1 "Will make close figures as I am leaving the city Sept. 1st. DR. STEVENSON Home Beautifying Paints, wall paper, varnish, oils, etc. Phone Red 971. 1708 1-2 6th St. B. B. NUTTER Pacific Highway Convention. Pan Francisco, Aug. 5. If the gooi roads cause Is to be advanced by tv' intelligent discussion co-operation of and La Mond, an outfielder and substl- practical men it is certain to receive the n:imt oi use Information ! FrlcdeM Value to t Every La Grande Citiien. How to act In an emergenry la a knowledge of Inestimable worth, and this Is particularly ;nio of t'se dis ease anil 111. of the human ho ly. If you suffer with baikache. urinary dis orders, or any frm of kidney tremb le, the advice contained In the follow ing statement will ,t1 1 a valuable as set to your store of knowledge. What rou'd hi Teve i '.!!!"!:: !":: p'o'f o.' the efficiency of 'loan's Ki.lnoy Tills tV.r.r. the statements of ivart-y res..! : who have ben ;:!; re: tly ';:! Mrs V. M. .!: . '': i. n. ilvt n ray.. : "I hold Just V.;'! :" n n' f' lloan's Kidney p.! 'ilay as 1 '1 wh'Mi I Kiiblii ly r nuiiir,. n-! -,1 tV'a :i 1!Hi". Off and nil 1 was m:."M'd by a lnnie mid nctilm; ha. k :'inl i! ':is nut Until I used Pnaii s KMr.i y I'il's h it I found relief. Purlnsr the past year I hnvo had no f i: ":. ; ! -f a kid ney ii'i"'l' iln- I.;:' 1 ' a -: r hnrst1," For sab- by ail ! I i - l'r:..-e '.a cents. Fuster-MI bn-n tv New York, sole ;!-! '! I States. rtenieiiiber the . r a mio -llna n's take no other -f AiJ it i. H. PEARE & S0N i La Oran.e' 'ei o J'wttef? and Optomei is s 'ESTABLISHED 1590 You will find a nice assortment t;: i : i If f.itanie :or weii.miK H-.-rir bv vifiitr.e our store, lies: at it,e usual laite stock of rlianicr.d and 'i't",f ' o" "111 se -t; latest liHtterns in rinffP pins, neck chains, lockets, ear rings, brai e.ers cut Hilhs and f r.verwire whftb yon can buy ne fvn;' fr.'tn ! camlnue house' in Atut-ri' h n ..i!':y i on (...ieicu. Caii iir.i he oop- VH'd. We will ersintr. ' ' vo'" ai e f)- p l,.('C TetVfio y ?icv c've you any ruwi.le. 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