La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 22, 1919, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text0 O o SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1919 9 " " o0 o o fflji? SUNDAY MOBNINCD OBSERVER o -A. FIVF3 "ST o i o ,. u t huh IW I 1 II I The HouasekeeRerssoDeIight Yfrintanah Belle, by Parsons: (ttve. bv Z'veis: third. Shortv mum, oy nuiu'Q e Half Mile Pasli-I'irst, lat, by Parsoni second, Hrnm'(6,J by lioiu'h .P...I . ... u.....o O YOU WILL BR PLEASED, PROUD o THE DUPLEX ALCAZAR 18 the" Original ' e Two-ln One Range.' 0 SATISFIED WITH THIS RANGE New0 Orient, i.a. '9'lien dog at o 'It Burns OIL, WOOD or COAL Singly or in Combination. iiiini, mormon, uy nyers. p. Three-tturths (Jlilc Dash Fust Montana Ilelle. bv lifcrsons: second. U Monte, by Piusons; third, Tuli. SV 15l U?' lull's I he first thin he .r i tioes? llo sticks his nose netwoen-Tttln hlntl lees. What iloeg, he i fori So that he ran nlvutlie Uio warm air. wrft'U a oliieken sets stele Hie first initio It does Ik to tinti Itit'lieml under !w wlni; so that it can lireittW tho wnrni air. l'hysitians who advocate the eolilntr treiiUnont for the llu Cowboy Race Horse liy l.um I.ee, first; seciWd, horse y N. L. Ilulsey; thinl, horse by McKurhttid. ! Roman Kace, second day First. Parsons team; second, Rfiacn team. ' Shetland Race, second day First, GfcGS AND HENS ARE WISER PhyslclB) Arraigns the MoiWrn Prao. tlcf of Treating InfWnza Patients. 6 Have the label, which stands forthe two shops in town observing union fair working """ons, put on your prin(:p,ell. Phon, Main 37 j jjh prQinir. The Observer is one of IS . " ti'ird, Rob. Maxwell This (mo range in your kitchen suits every cooking need and every weather condition, .from winter to summer mid the" seasons in' between. The change " from fuel to fuel is instantaneous without Interchange of parts, and the com bination insures better cooking results at a lower, fuel cost. It is costing you money and effort evt'ry day that you arc without one' COME IN ND SEE IT. Oregon Hardware Implement Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON WALLOWA, OREGON on Adolph Happy. . , Chariot Race, second day I;',tist. H. Wj, 13. Smith team; second to liv ers team, liyers team tin into fence. Time, 57. JJovelty Race Run a mile, pay ev ery quarter. Money. won by Parson horses, f 100. j Mule Rare Declared a tie. Three-quarter Dash Monte, b.; Parsons, first; Kingstonc. by. Parson.-, I ccond. Novelty Race, walk, trot, run (third dny) First, Frank Hart; secoud, 1. GeiRcr. . Cowboy Race First, horse ridden by I.um Lee; second, horse ridden by. W. Myers. juice ! Shetland Race Won by Shellands. inw Roman Race (third day) Hrst Parsons' team; second, Roach team, i Chariot Race (third day") 11. W. U. Smith team, time 51! 3-5; second, Win Byers team, time 55 3-5. Race given Gentlemen's Killing Contest First, to Smith, Byers team out of position. Three-eights Tony Race Firs, i Ruck, by Halscy; second, I.idn Mack by Parsons; third, Molly, by Simmons. ; Half Mile race, for non-winners First and second, horse owned by Roach Mros.; third, horse owned by N. i L. Hnlsey. j Half Mile Novelty Race, pay at 8h posts- IS ih Irk ("UK.11 Such is 1 1 opinion remleivd by IV fooper ilullnt-hiw of (Imttmioofi, formerly president of tin ssndatlim of SurjrooiLS f tlio Southern Uiillwny HfVni'l It before the hundreds of sur neons who attended the twenty-thlnl nnnmil nteetlntr of tho ussoclutlou, ,held In this city.- Ho wan prrnlnlnx ie modern prne tico of treating hitluenzt. pntlentH In the open Air, Ho Insisted that thi best treiitnitnt for Influenta 1h K keep Hie patient under Mich conditions of euro mid freedom from exposure k were wont to obtain when our moth em of tho old school used to treat the ineusles. STEALS FROM COPS Tikes Loaded Revolver From Policeman and Sheea From Another. One' I Philadelphia. To steal a pollce i man's shoes and then Bwlpe another "cop's" loaded revolver 1b what 8am- uel Smith put over In Lllancrrh, a i suburb of this city. Smith broke Into tho home of Sam uel Love, a poltremnn. at l.llnnerch wlillo Love and his family were Hlcep ; iuu, pocketed Lflve'a revolver und ! quietly evacuated tho premises. A short time later Hoy Jenkins, an- First and second, by Parsons other policeman of tho village, espied second; ewe two years and over, first arid second; ewe under one year, first; first on. pen, all won by E. H. licit Cove, Ore. Cotswold. f Ram lamb under one year, first ewe one year and under two, first and second; ewe under one year, first; all won by W. L. Evans, Union, Ore. Shropshire. Kam lamb under one year, first; ewe lamb under one- year, first, won by Hallie fames, North Powder. Horned Dorset. ' Ram one and under two, first ew;e two or over, first; ewe lamb under one year, first and second; all won by Dr. W. T. Phy, Hot Lake. .'. SWINE. Chester hite. Boar, one year, under 18 months, C. C. Conrad, Imbler Ore. Station. Grand Champion Draft Stallion Wilson Idol, by W. R. Ledbctter. RACES. Three-eights Dash, free for all - second, First, Calloway King, by G. S. Ivy second, Black Dandy, by Jack McCar thy. Gent's Roadster, trotter First Blondie McGregor, by G. S. Lew; sec ond, Black Dandy, by Jack McCarthy. I First, Bauily, by Roach Bros Lames '.Killing Contest First, Pop-tlvatc, hy N. I,. Halscy. P.v, by Dorothy Bidder. Ladies' Relay (three days) Fiist Gent's Riding Contest-i-First, Ken-; and second, J. A. Parsons string, tucky Boy, by E. O. Experiment St.i j Novelty Race, first day, walk, trot, tion; second, Blondie McGregor, by Ci. run. First, Spot, by Roy Peterman; S. Levy; third, Morgan Vclox, by L. second, Floss, by Frank Hart. G. Terry. Gent's Relay (three days)-.-Fiist Pair Riders, lady and gentleman 'and second, by J. A. Parsons string. First to L. G. Terry on Morgan Velox Half Mile, free for all First, Mon and Dorothy Bidder on Pepper. tana Belle, by J. A. Parsons; second, Showman's Prize First, Salem t Tuli, by Wnj. Byers. owned by A. R. Hunter. J Roman Race, first day First, Par- Four-in-Iland, light boned Shct sons team; second, Roach team. horses. Mule Chariot Race First, to Par sons team; second to Smith team Prize, quirt, by Eastern Oregon Re publican, awarded to Smith team. Shetland Race First, to Daisy Par ions; second to Kitty Canutt. a man acting suspiciously. The man ! was carrying a pair of perfectly gooil ' shoes In his hand and keeping In the shadows. Jenkins nrrcetcd him. The shoes tielonged to the patrolman. Tab for Artificial Dog. Wheeling. W. Yo Squire A. A. Min der has decided that the law In Wheel lug does hot discriminate bet v.'rn nil urui and artlllclnl nogs nnrt Jnines Rrl ers, a music dealer, was ordered to purchase ti lab liml place it on t!ie ! neck of an artillclal dog that he liu? land team owned by M. S. Ievy and driven by A. R. Hunter; K:irldlr nnn-rin.it;( nr.nl (limn-irn il Boar, under six months first andL pit Sll.r; i,.. ! ,n rii.,1, . Conley f second, Archie Conley, Cove, Ore.; ' third. C. C. Conrad. I. . Sow, 18 months, under two years, Archie Conley, first. Sow, under six months, C. C, Con ral, first; Archie Conley, second ant1 third. Pen C. C. Conrad, first. Get of sire Archie Conley, first; C. C. Conrad, second. 'Produce of dam Archie first; C. C. Conrad, second. ...Champion Boar C. C. Conrad. Champion Sow Archie Conley. Cove. Duroc Jersey. Boar, six months and under one year S. A. Hcmpe, Union, first. Sow, six months, under one year First, second and third, S. A. Hempc. Poland China. Sow, under six months F. A. Bid well, Union, Ore. TRACK EVENTS. Saddle Horse, open . class First, Calloway King 2nd. by G. S. bevy; second, Yakima, by L. G. Terry; third Toney, by J. E. Baxter. Best Reined Saddle Horse First, Sunrise, -by D. E. Clark; second, Tony, by J. E. Baxter; third, Brownie, by Frank Roach. Gentleman's Roadster, pacer First, Silver, by G. S. Levy. Light Boned Stallions in Harness First, Calloway Kin, by G. S. Levy. . Gentleman's Roadster, trotter First, Blondie, by G. S. Levy. Blondie. by G. S. I-evy; second, Sun rise, by D. E. Clark; third, Yakima,, by L. G. Terry. . Shetland Race boy riding First, j Adolph; eecond, Midget, third, Fire fly. . ' . , Showman's Prize First, Wilson Idol, by W. R. Ledlietter. Shetland Pony, (fir! driver Fir.-t, ; tandem, by Alice Hall; second, Eng lish trap, by Lillie Iwm; third. Cut-. Under, by ElUaU'th Eaton; fourth, iingle drivtr to cert, by 1-avon Wright, j Ccmhinition Harness and Saddle! Hore first. Calloway Kiriff, by i..H.i levy; second. Blondie, by i. 8. Levyi third htr.e, by W. A. Burtii. j Sa-iilers, three-gii'e-i non-re. ?ter First,' Sunrise,' by !'- t, t'Uifc; wor,J, Blondie, ti- S- lvj;. third, ; Jt.n, by I'tan Hidell. ' ! C.vr.f e Iirivir.it Competition t irst, We l- ti. S. !; wconi, Calii-' war Kirn, by ti; H. !; ra ", ira. by VrNval. . , Ikst Tu'rotit-Ta:iJrn. W ' c , tn-V!'e:.y'.Kjr. 'V v o". fir.rl rt.r-i"S 'I"r U!ic;n-- Charirtt Race, first day Team driv en by John Spain, first, time r)'; sc ond, tic bohveen team owned by J. A. Par.sons and team driven by II. V. II. Bo Ag.ctiit-i-jL The true ur' of heii.B aureenble Is to appear w "'I ph-ased with all the rompriny, i.'.ui .ii!ier to seem well rn iertnined with llieui than to brlnu eti- tprtninment (i itiein. A man I tins dls- I Btaivdlui: in I lie window. puKeil 'may nt havt uitifh learniiik'. I nor any wit; hut If be has enmnmn j A cHSsified ad will bnnff results. Kfnvp, and suiuethin irUmlly In liN j lebavinr, Il eoneilbttes men's mind ; ! " more Hum the brl::biet parts without ;'"'t!ia from to $10.00; fold the dispusition. Addtsnn. 'n l'remos Troui 10 (15 and '. IfnldlnK kodaks from $! to $US. Our rani'eni Ktoek Is complete. (i-lS-tf, ond, Morgan Velox. by L. G. Terry Smith, time, 5ti 1- thiid, Popy, by Dorothy Bideler. j Potato Rare Won by MeGrath team Grand Champion Draft Mare-- apainst HIaneheLt team, first day. First, Apnes, by E. (). Experimen: Kive-eiphths Dash, free for all Enaurjh Itf.'WIcr.ty. r "Tall: am sninpln' like ruin," runil laled ShlnlK.ne; "u ecrtaln 'niDunt nu .'. t!rttint an' necessary, but doonu a h'hie!" F'AMILY DRUG STORE LET- OUR DRY CLEANING : ;' YOU Garments may be sent in with Laundry bundles or order telephoned, in. We main tain a real cleaning plant such as is seldom found outside the larger cities. . : DAINTY GARMENTS DAINTILY HANDLED PHONE MAIN 56 STANDARD LAUNDRY CO. Phono 56 La Grande, Oregon .Toh Printing. The OI,herver. 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