THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1913.
LA GHANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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TALK ABOUT YOUR CONTEST
Take Your Hat off to This One
The clerks of La Grande are anxious to raise money for a ball fund which you all
realize can't be done, without cash, the La GRANDE MILLING CO. says boys we're with you
here now, what we mean is this, no one gets the benefit only the boys. From April 10th to
May 1st we are going to allow the Club a large portion of this money back, so much per bar
rel on all they sell, they to do their own book keeping, so you see they will get a fair snake,
and the more you eat the more they sell, the more they get out of it. We don't care if their
per cent runs to $100 in the three weeks it runs, so while this is on make everything you eat
from this flour and eat plenty. This flour is all made in La Grande, sold at all grocers and
fully guaranteed, and the brands that benefit the boys are as follows: Blue Stem Patent, Royal
Patent, Jersey Cream, Snow White, Sea Foam, Cash Special, Our Seal. These brands all count
If you find a bad sack tell us, we want to see it. Now while all the Clubs in town don't sell
flour, they all eat it and if you have a family or a friend, or if you are boarding out, have
your land lady buy these' brands of flour as it all goes in to the same fund.
Yours For Good Flour and Help out the La Grande Clerks.
LAGRANBE MILLING
CO
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CHECKERS, TEX XI 8, SCOUTS, ALL
SHOW ACTIVITY.
Fred J. Holmes to Tell of Scoot Par
ade In Washington.
(Edted by J. H. Rudd.)
The Checker club is playing oft a
series ot most interesting games.
Two good contests have already tak
en place at the T. M. C. A; one Tues
day evening April 1, with Alicel and
one last Wednesday evening with the
Island City club. The Alicel-Imbler
team of Ave men will play here next
Tuesday evening -April 15.
Men's Meeting.
The meeting last Sunday afternoon
was well attended. The male chorus
sang a splendid ejection. Rev. R.
E. Close of the Baptist ..church gave
an address on "Sampson." It was
most inspiring. Next Sunday we are
to be favored with an address by
Prof. E. E. Arant of Island City. His
subject will be announced later.
Tennis.
Preliminary steps are being taken
leading to the organization of a Y. M.
C. A. tennis club. Any young men of
the city who are interested In such a
club should report at once to the
secretary of the Y. M. C. A. We
should get an early start this year
in order to pull off a good series of
games before the spring season is
over.
Scouts
The Scouts are lining up strong in
their tryout for a place on the pro
posed patrol to serve the Chautau
qua board during their next summer
assembly. Only the best will be se
lected and this means keen compet
ition for those desiring a place. The
Scouts are now meeting at the Y. M.
C. A. ' Friday night Mr. Fred J.
Holmes who has recently returned
from an extended trip which Includ
ed a visi at Washington D. C. will
tell the boys what he saw the Scouts
do in the Inaugural procession. This
talk while taitended directly for the
Scouts wHl be trown open to any
who may be Interested in this phase
of boy's work.
$25.00 UP
Maxwell
Overland
Zenith
Bicycles
No such bargains ever before offer
ed on standard grade wheels,
We are bound to reduce
our stock so come now
F. D. HAISTEN
FURNITURE
on easy
PAYMENTS
ST V It K ELL AX UMI'IJIV.
Well Known Pitcher to Again Officiate
In Western TrUSUle.
"Con" Sterkell will be the third
umpire in the Western Trl-Sute
league, aefc-ording to an announce
ment from President W. N. Sweei to
Secretary L. M. Brown. Starkell held
an indicator in the legaue at to
close of the season last year and
gave general satisfaction. Sweet says
of him: He was good on balls aud
strikes, ran the games fast, was fair
and impartial and kept the players
under control without any unseeming
display of authority. His selection
will meet with satisfaction here. The
other two umpires. Mead and Burn-
side, were chosen some time ago.
The three arbiters will meet In Walla
Walla on April 20 to receive their in
structions for the season."
time and place to hear objections to
said final account and for the con
sideration thereof. This 9th day of
April, 1913. First publicaton of no-'
tlce, April 10, 1913.
J. A. NICE,
Administrator.
dly Apr 10 17 24 My 1 8
There Is no case on record ot a
cough, cold or lagrlppe developing In
to bronchitis, pneumonia or csasump
tiaa after Foley's Hoaey aid Tar
Compound has been taken. The gen
uine Is in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. For sale by A. T. Hill.
DEFINITIONS
Final Account of Administrator.
Estate of John Simonls, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of John Simonls, deceased, has filed
his final account In the county court
of the state of Oregon, for Union
county, and that the Judge of said
court lias set May the 10th, 1913, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon at tho
county court room In the city of La
Orr.nde. Union county, Oregon, as the,
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lies. 1702, Cor. Spring and Oak.
HELL:
Three telephone systems in a town.
PURGATORY:
Two telephone systems.
PARADISE:
One Good Telephone System.
ELBERT HUBBARD
Pd Adv.
The VERY LOW HEATING RATE
OFFERED by the E. O. L. & P. CO. will
be still lower when you use OUR HEATING
and COOKING AQPLIANCES.
La Grande Electric Company
Foley Hotel Block . Black 3141
Old Floors Made Like New
Have you an unsightly flosr, rsugh, uneven, stained r dirty t If
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G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder