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TEflSTOUBIlEi
READY TO START
'AMES DRAM X FOB FIRST SET OF
' MATCHES TO BECIX AT OXF.C.
'Eighteen Players Enter Tournament,
: Arrangi-iueat o! Flujr Settled.
.. 'Arrangements havw now been com
pleted andthe entries matched aud ev
pleted and the eutrles matched and ev
ginnlng of the La Grande tourney.
, Eighteen entries have been secured
and many closely contested matenes
.. will result.
The contestants In the preliminar
ies will play as suits their eonvenlenee.
the players shall furnish the
The rules of the tournament are tnat
balls which shall be new and in good
condition or satisfactory to both play
ers; that they .shall secure someone as
umpire for fielr match, satisfactory
to both; that they shall pay a fee of
60 cents which shall be spent to ouy
suitable prizes for the winners, and to
BOISE MEETS DEFEAT,
Bears Trim : Irrigators In loosely
Flayed Came Yesterday.
Boise, Aug. 21. (Special) -"The J
Dears won the first game with Boise
yesterday of the last series there, Tiny j
Leonard getting away with his, game 1
with the assistance of 12' 'clouts by J
bis team and six errors by Boise. (
' The score: . ' t"
Boise,..-...; .
Walla Walla 9i
i Batteries For Boise. Smith and
Taylor; for Walla Walla, Leonard and
Brown. .
1 GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
BANNER EVEfJT
AT ENTERPRISE
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 21, 1912.
( Ol'XTI
ORGANIZATION
FECTED.
IS PER-
LATE GAME LOST.
Pendleton Gets Away With Game at
Pendleton Yesterday, 10 to 4.
Pendleton, Aug. 21. (Special)
Hopping off the rattler here and rush
ing to the ball grounds, the Pippins
met a stinging defeat here yesterday
afternoon. The feature of the game
was Reed's batting for Pendleton, tak
ing four hits out of four trips to the
pan. One of these was a three bag'
ger. The Pippins plainly showed their
lack of color after the ride over the
mountains.
The score: K. H. B.
,.. ............10 14 0
and Pembrooke. For La Grande, Pugs
ley and McBrlde.
Western Pictures Please.
defray any incidental expense that Is pendleton
name lo occur, me omuim ruro. mi Gran(je 4 8 6
game shall be employed In all matches. , Batter,eBipo; Von, Osbourne
There wui ne no usuuicaye
olation matches.
All matches In the first round shall ,
be played by Wednesday night of next
that they be played as soon as posat-
We The court on the corner of Main 1 There Is no more popular picture In
and Fourth shall be used but in the the film world than the typical west
first round If the contestants deslre to 'era drama, as portrayed by Essanay,
use the hill court tbey may do so pro-1 featuring Gilbert M. Anderson. "The
vldlng It Is satisfactory both con-' Smuggler's Daughter" presents Mr.
1 f ntei i , J Anderson In his famous character rolo
Tk. H.i'Af ' ni'.'r .nd their Onnon-'"uch as only this great pantomlnlst
ents In the first round follow. The ' can portray, and Is a plctune that put-1
first, two' players play against each jsates with rich red blood from start to
other In the .first round. Tne winners ' finish. "The Smuggler's Daughter''
of the every four play In the second and three other Interesting picture
and so on In that order. The names will 'of- showr. at the Elite tonight and
appear as they were drawn, the last T!i ir.tday.
two being extra for the round will ( . ...
play the winners of some of the other. ma(. ,g homa- without a mtherT
first couples.
Currey v. Ramsey.
OBragg vs. Newlin.
Jiaiiy Speakers Tell of Iuterest That Is
Apparent. -
The Trials of a Traveler.
"I am a traveling salesman," writes
E. E. Young',, B. Berkshire, Vt., "and
was often troubled with constipation
and Ingestion till I began to use
Dr. King's New Life PlUs, which I
Dave found an excellent remedy," For
ail stomach, liver or kidney troubles
there Is nothing better. Only Z5
cents at all druggists.
Peare vs. Scroggln.
Frees vs. Lottos
Thelsen vs. Setgrlst '" '
Bernle vs. Goodhugh.
Good vs. Green.
, Armstrong vs. Nelson.
Allen vs. Stange. '
Wentel vs. Kerr.
The contestants In this round should
arrange to play their matches as soon
as possible. ' '
I That's true, mother comes first, then
comes La Grande Milling company's
Blue Stem flour. This combination
surely makes a l)ome happy. To the
tow who are not using this flour, ask
any grocer In La Grande about this
dear package, and you will get from
him a guarantee bigger than the pack
age Is. You may say to yourself, which
Enterprise, Ore., Aug. 21. Last eve
ning the Roosevelt followers or wai
lowa .county met at Enterprise and
perfected a county organization. The
meeting was well attended by repre
sentatives from all parts of the coun
ty. Provisional precinct committee
men were elected to call meetings In
their precincts and elect regular mem
bers to the county committee. The
provisional . committeemen elected
were W. A. Jones of Joseph, W. L.
Nichols of Enterprise, C. H. Evans of
Lostlne. E. A. Holmes of Wallowa, and
O. C. Clark of Flora.
Dan Boyd of Enterprise was elected
county chairman and C. T. McDanlel
of Wallowa as delegate to the state
convention that Is to be beld in Port
land next Tuesday. Bruce Dennis of
La Grande made a highly appreciated
speech in-which he reviewed tne work
ings of both tne Kepuoncan ana rro
gresslve national conventions. The
meeting; was a great success In all
ways, much enthusiasm being shown
by all present.
Other Towns Organize.
North Powder and Summervllle or
ganized Progressive party clubs last
night and Elgin will organize tonight,
all to send a representative to la
Grande tomorrow night when the
county meeting will hold its session.
In this city. At Summervllle, W. R.
Cbattln was chosen . chairman, Jap
Barnes vice chairman, Frank Heramer-
lev secretary and treasurer, Alex mc-
Klnzle committeeman, and Charles Os-
well, committeeman.
OYEBTAXED. ' " ' '
Hundreds of La Grande Renders Know
. What It Means.
t
The kidneys are overtaxed;
Have too much to do.
'.They tell about It In many aches
and pains
Backache, dizziness, headache. .
Early symptoms fo kidney Ills. -
Urinary troubles, dropsy, Brlght's
disease follow. " i
The statement below shows you a
reliable remedy for kidney Ills.
C. S. Howard, 1614 W.' Webb St.,
Pendleton, Oregon, says: "For fifteen
years I had a great deal of trouble,
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YOU NEVER READ AX ADVERTISE
MENT LIKE THIS IT'S DIP s
FERENT.
A recent Issue of a ladles' macazlne
has an article on "sclentlflo hvse
keayt: a" iiT the most modern hon.t
In the world. . i
This lady has reduced h ii'it-k cop
ing to such a science that the Is able
to do a! the work for a 'am ly of six,
keep fourteen -room house In order
and si!'1 hare abundant tlaii for oth
er thlLg. -
Hew does she do it? Wi can't till
all tf-.e story here, but ws i m j w to
r.' l the article, If you hae not al-
eady done so. Practically eve. known
labor saving Invention Is used !n this
home, and at least 80 per cent 'of them
cpert by electricity. -v
The modern woman owes much of
her coirfort to electricity. There are
electric devices , for nearly every
houshold need, and they are all labor
savers. There are electric appliances
for washing, ironing, , cooking, . dish
washing, heating water, sweeping, etc.
The list Includes scores of practical
time and labor savers. .
This advertisement Is not written
to sell our goods, but to bring to your
notice the many marvelous uses of
electricity. We carry a very complete
line of electrical goods, however, and
will gladly order anything not kept In
stock. Our line of electric plates,
ranges, Irons, etc, will appeal to your
comfort these hot days.
EASTERN OREGON LIGHT & POW
EB CO. v
"Always at Yonr Service."
Phone Main 8
And Place Your Order
For Berry Cups
:;v:'v at the
George Falmet Lumber Co.
Retail Department
IROTiigeirailtors
ClosingOut at 1 ft Per Cent
Discount
S
$10 00 Refrigerators for
12.50
20.00
35.00
it -: ti
I-
$9.00
$11.25
18.00
31,50
F. D. HAISTEN
The House Furnisher
store handles It? The grocer who
does not sell Blue Stem flour don't my back and left side and during the
keep tea and coffee. "La Grande Mil- past year there was numbness under!
ling Co." Is stamped on each sack. If
' It wasn't good our name would . not
show up on the package.
T.G.
WHEELWRIGHT
Cement work of all
kinds. : Sidewalks and
curbs a specialty. All
work done under my
personal supervision.
u PHONE BED 3952
Vacuum
HOUSE CLEANING
rriiOLSTERijie
Fl'CMTlRE HEfAlRISU
MATTRESS MAKING
FURNITURE PACKING.
1. F. BELLINGER,
PU0NE RED m
Nat Goodwin at Arcade.
On Friday and Saturday the man
agement of the Arcade theatre offers
Nat Goodwin In Oliver Twist, support
ed by Miss Marie Daro and an all
star cast. This Is a feature produc
tion In five reels and special attention
Is called to the fact that this film Is
being shown In the large cities of the
East at the present time at a price
ranging from SO cents to $1.50 In the
largest theatres and has proven the
greatest picture released, at the pres
ent time. It will be at the Arcade the
atre Friday and Saturday, and the
price wtll remain as usual, 10 cents,
notwithstanding the extra expense in
securing It, and the management Is
commended In securing such a fine
production at so early a date.
- Portland. Oro -
noMflrat rH ly hrhnol for (Mrt fV- vj
r mm of birtormof M. .lobn biUtl Kit .n n.A
t oi.nui , Armiaiu ic n a y jt-w.n.'ii i.ir j
IH'pt Wiwrtc, Art, IMormioti, Gyattuf uni.
llleidtit puila moat boon r U jrNt m-i .v
wnll ttHDUitDileMl. Tli BumUir 1 lini.t wi n
rtfty. ApplioaJton houH bi r-tt1. Mtrlr.) Allr.
TSieUr Stttffiy.OV'' a. St.HtjmMtH.Poffljrfl C;
NATURE'S
TONIC
The very great majority of persons need a tonio In the Spring or early
Bummer. The system undergoes a change at this season and the entire
physioal machlnerj Is disturbed. The general bodily weakness, a tired,
worn-out feeling. $ckto appcuu, poor digestion, a half sick feeling and a
general run-down condition of the system, show that the blood is weak or
anaemjo, and a blood purifying tonio is needed to build up the deranged
ratem and enrich the blood. The use of S. 8. & at this time may savo
you from a long spell of sickness, and it will oartainly prepare you tor the
lone hot Bummer. Many p pie have put off using a tonio until the system
became so weakened and depleted it could not successfully throw off disease
germs, and have paid for the neglect wltU a spU of fever, malaria or soma
ether debilitating sickness. 8. 8. 8. is Nature's ideal tonio. It Is
aompoeitlon of the extracts and Juices of roots, herbs and bark which
ajeieooe and experience have proven are best fitted for a tonio to the human
aystem. v It contains no minerals of any kind and is therefore perfectly safe
lor persona of any age. 8. S. 8. tones up the stomack and digestion, rids
the ayatesn of tfeat tired, worn-out feeling, and imparts Tlgor and strength
a aatirr nait Of tb body. It purifies and enriches the blood. ittmuUti
(be eoretinf ad eroreting membere to better action, quieta the over
mi sea ana majce one reel oener in everv wav
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comfortably on my back and I was
bothered a great deal by too frequent
passages of the kidney secretions. Af
ter several well known remedies had (
failed to helpm e, I took Doan's Kid
ney Fills ana- tney reueviea an my
trouble. I am grateful to this remedy
for Its good work." ,
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cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo,
New Tork, sole agents for the United
States. v'
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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They Lace in Front
The first and last thought In front
lace Corseting have been applied to
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the first In the minds of fashionable
women because they meet the re
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adjusting and giving proper poise
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No undue pressure Is caused In con-1
trolling the superfluous flesh they j
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Pheae B4 Utt
It means the most possible
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value for the money -
THIS IS A PROVEN FACT
Leighton9 Agent
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