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TITE LA GRANDE EVFAW, OBSERVER
Friday, May 25 '" ij)2.1.' X;
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San Francisco 5, Los
l.o Anpele
San Francisco
l.OM AllKClCK
Uattertes. I ourtney
Two Regulars
May Be Off
Team Sunday
Buck Knight to Be Out of
City; Doubt ' Expressed
u nether Theison Will Be
Able to Play.;
WllCil 111!' CdllM lllfiv Mm IMi-.tnct
here Sunday iirtenioon the iji llrnnde
team will luvc a allKhtly dit'lcront
line-up iuin on lust Sunday. Illicit
JmiIkIiI, rcitular shortstop, will not
1"' In the city ami there is also a
liowiliiliiy that liud Theison, who In
jurcd his ,.K i tu. i-nlon-lji Orandc
winic, will not lie uhlc to appear In
his riKiiliir position In tho left Bar
(I'T.. However, even ir Theison is un
uliln to jilay, lie will probably be. at
band ready to pinch bit i; necessary.
The line-up. na tentatively nr.
lailRed, will be an follows: Mut'co,
pitcher; Johnson, catcher; (iarrlty.
first base; , second has..; Tex
KnlKhi, third bane; . shortstop;
Theison, left field; ltosenhaum ceu
tcril. id; t'nws, rlKhtl'Icld. Thei-j
."on h: able to pla, second and short
will bu I'llled probably by Wnito and
Jarj,'et, although those positions nro
not positively derided upon. Pro
viding Thrison w out. sonic shift will
necossnrily he ntude.
l.a Ciran'd.'s Jiiilincr and fielding;
streiiKth will not be uite at par with
both Theison.. Ujid Knight mlsslnh',
but Manager, ihvws believes that a
sufficiently slroilK team can be nills-
leicu in wallop thu 'Colts; neverthe
less. Tho name will be played nt llici
falrifrnunclM, hnyinnlnir at ; S (( o'clock
in the afternoon. I'nloll will pine
t'ove.
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COAST BASEBALL !
Clubs
San Krniiclsco.
Salt Lake . . .
Saerumcutn .
Portland . , .
Vernon . ....
l.os 'Aiiirelos
Oakland .- . .
Seattle . ...
I'ncific t'nnst l.eaKiie
Won Iist
A,,B'cn4P IBAIRIE TO FIGHT
...i io 2 FRANKIE DEAN
...A u i;
ami Voile;: llux Tlaiiie, l.n Gnintle pueilist.
will meet Kinr.lcie Dean, of t'eublo,
t : t j Colo., . ut Kntei prise in the main
r, , t, , h .. - ' jcvent of a boxing card to be put on
( OClliait lientS SeilZ In lin that city tcnitrht. Several l.a
Junior Tennis Tournev ::ml,!' fans !'rc f'Kur"c upon mk-
- jtnir tuo trip. -
Thomas and Baldwin.
. .28
. .'la
...27
. .22
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High School Athletes
Gather for Track Meet
' Salt l.nXo G, I'ortland 5
Portland H. H. E.
Salt Lake (i 12 0
Portland i 5 13 . 2
Batteries. Singleton nnil Peters;
r.ckert and Daly.
Ily wlnnlm: from (iirford Sell: 0-.1 oiisomw
and fi-i'. Sum t'oehran won the rlfrht J .
Pet. Mo play In the finals of the junior ten. I
.ti20jnis tournament now In pi'okI'cks at the
.571Jcement courts near the hospital, in
.542;the first division. . That .contest was
,o40jlhc only one played recently in the
r." i i.'i..ui .ii..iL.tfl.. - '
.45H In the Beeonil division play is prn-
iK . irresslni;. itud l.yurli played on set
.;i(!2 with Itay Lynch anil lost. S-C. the re-
mnininir sets to he played at a later
date. Harvey Carter won from Jack
Dennis two out or three sots, fi-u, (i-fi
noil (l-o.: : .
Want Ads lbiiiK ' liesnltH.
Quito properly our watch on the
Rhine has been recalled no watcl.
Iarty should last lonjrer thun is nee
essury to "watch the Old War out
and the New War in."
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Oakland 2, Vermin 0
Oakland ' R- H. E
Vernon , 0 (i 8
Oakland '. 2 4 1
Batteries, May end Hannah; Mails
and Baker.
Seattle 11), Sacramento 3
Seattle ' R. H. E.
Sacramento . .3 O S
Seattle .....10 10 1
Batteries, rittery, Canfield and
Koehler, M. Shea; Gregjr and Ritchie.
To the courage of
' a coward:
floon .yon'I!
bear
. It at tho
AlfJldo
f I from the
factory
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DRAMAS.
Seed Potatoes
FOR SALE
Earliest of All.
Karly Tloso.
. rride of Alultnomnb.
A Rinnll amount of this excel
lent seed available.
TIMOTHY HAY
llfttnl.
A Few Carloads For Sale
$2.1.00 per ton, t ,o. b. ear
Smith & Frees
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From Ralir.es to Crepe de Ghine-
New . Sports Frocks
The husinpss girl is quite as
fortunate as the ardent sports
devotee when it conies to af
fecting stunning Sports
Frocks. For Sports Clothes
now are acceptable most any
where. Ratine Dresses, bright
patterned, heavy linens with
buttons their only trimming,
flannels, striped ratines, white
crepe de chine such is the va- -riety
offered. Youthfully styl
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them promises much of. a
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Moderately Priced
$8.75 to $15.00 ;
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"mi'AGO. May 21.. -.Olympic xtar:i
or Ihe I'uture. rcnresentlnL- lilirh
.schools and academics from 'mom j
than SO states, arrived here Thorn- ;
d iv (o compel,. In Hie lofith nation
al intersrlHd:islie track and Held
Wiainpionnliliw hi he held under the
li'.l.splees or the 1 'nlvcrnily of riil-c-.isn,
I'rid.'iy and Hallnilay afternoon.
The meet drew a record-hreuUIn
entry of l.2f,ii alhletes. nr which S!i:i
will eomnef. Sn tlm l.fi.i. ui.nnt
linn ..ml nr.? i,, .. , .i,.., !
. . . ... in .iiit-tii, uivi-
slon. The meet will he run in iwo
s.clinns. i, ne for academics and one
for liisli schools. Willi a. champion
ship irophy for ihe winners of each
division.
While nol many onKtern schoolji
will he In lheleoiniiMlliiii ihe' crenlii
of the school lioy.ntliliAiiH il' the mid.
west, soiilh alirl fur west nr cnlcred.
Power
The three most vital units in the economical
and satisfactory , operation of - motors are the
Piston Rings, Pistons and Piston Pins, all of
which we carry in stock, and with our cylinder
grinding equipment we are able to give you a
very complete piston assembling service.
Leip-hton's WpMirot
Machine Works
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: Thursday Evening, May 31, at 8:15
RED CROSS LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
announce
Eastern Oregon's Leading Musical Organization
ENTERPRISE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
32 Performers 32 , '
with :V;';;N'":j
Mrs. A. K. Parker, Lyric Soprano Soloist , . Jl,
An Evening of Music and Entertainment. . ,
PRICES: Reserved Seats, $1.00 . , .
General Admission, 75c
Reserved Seats at Glass Drug Stoic Tuesday, May
29th at 8:00 o'clock A .M. . 4
YEARLY INCREASE IN
RESERVE FUNDS
M 1902
M 1903
m 1901
SS! 1905
ii 1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
LOi912
1913
jgsasa i9ii
1915
1916
mm
twmm
1917
1918
The length of the
. heavy horizo n t a 1
lines indicates
graphically the
steady growth of
the. Reserve Funds,
held to guarantee
our Policy Holders
a continuous level
annual cost.
' The table at the
right shows the
same in figures.
The funds safe
guarding po 1 i c y
holders are invest
ed, as provided by
law, in First Mort
gage Farm Loans,
Municipal and Gov
ernment Bonds.
111(12 $ 2.07 I.US
1 110.1 K.illli.KS
1001 i:l,47l.l!i:
101)11 .......... 'JI.0I0.I7
iihiii :t:i,o:i.ii;i
10117 l(I.S07.fll
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1000 ioii.kn.voo
11)111 LYIA
nil l :i7.-.,niit.r.(i
1012 O7.l)02.(iri
I0l 71111,728.0:!
1011 I.OTII.OiiK.K-
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to iii i.ti:ii.oj."...-.s
1017 2.IOO.K7H.I2
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1010 .i.:inn.nni.u:t
1020 i,(ii)7,.io.::
1021 i.hn:i,2ki.kii
1022 ft.HII 1,7)1 l.llii
Reserve Required By Law 832,393.16
Surplus Above All Liabilities 4,4 10,473.10
Total Surplus to Policy Holders ..$5,272,866.20 -,
. The Emergency Strength of a Life lty
Insurance Co. is the Surplus
GUARANTEE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION has a GREATER SURPLUS per thous
and at risk than any other company in Oregon.
1919
1920
31921
3 1922
quity
Economy
FLOYD McKENNON, District Manager Eastern Oregon
REPRESENTATIVES F. G. Sullivan, Mrs. Sade Van Burcn, Frank McKennon, L. R. Johnson, B. F. Webb, C. R. Butson, R. L. Shoemaker.
GUARANTEE FUND LIFE Policies Provide PURE Pro.cction at Reasonable Cost, Safeguarded by Adequate Reserves.
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