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Monday May 28, 1023. .'. TTIE LA GRANDE F.VENINC OBSERVER pace three: Clubs Baker Beaten . Badly Sunday At La Grande Colts Soar Higher Than a . Balloon; Final Score, La Grande 8, Baker 2; Cove Beats Union. HA K Kit IIKATKN Team l.a ;r:lmlt Com- lilll.IT I nioii I'la.nd on i.iiit . I :i I I :i I I -2 I ii I I'll. .750 ..".ml .mm lar oenes Titul Open Tuesday Imbler Scouts Are to Play j "'to"" V, Prairie City, La Grande js,'n hiimiimi th Wallowa, Elgin And Enterprise In Lead i WALLOWA. Mnv 28. A urge 'i-rowil witniwoil the Imsotinll Rami" ; Ran 1'raiicisco between Klgin nnd Wallowa at tin' , IV:!;; ml . . . lineal bull park Sunday afternoon. A j Venion . ... Komi sited ajicrciration of Kltfin root- Sai'taniento . lei.-, fame aver, und the local people Salt Lake ... Lsupportoil the team woll. The tram? L"." Antreles . -was financially successful. jUaklami . .. 1 The iranio was played in a ileul-1 Seattle .tot-y manner. the jink selllett over 'the' local mine like a wet blanket illoleomb was hnnilienppel with a headache, nnd the sunnrrtiiur cast'.. many errors, iiiumeu- k i i COAST BASEBALL Pacific ( oast League YeMe, Ilvler. A;mcw; Pomler, Wallace and the fastest ever recorded officially THOMAS WINS AUTO RACI? j at the local speedway, Tommy Mil-! PHOKN1X. Ariz., May 28, Jimmy ton Saturday won the pole position j Thomas of Phoenix Sunday won the fur the annual nOO-lniln ttiitomohile 1 i, : i. l a . . i i i . . ... , , ,.ui-iiiul' uee iin uu aiuo racing evuut , I race to be bebl hero next Wdlnes.lay. ,. ii, r,.i , I.,.,.. ,.ver. I I'nrtlnnil 7 ti, S ill Lake (1-1 Won Lost Pet. i Portland H. U.K., A ...... Cult I . L-.. II I'l .i . U .U-UI " - O ' i. . , . . . -. .571 ' ' 1,1 "an. i n .i i -. i aumn a nttie belter than t;t miles a .,-,171 Uniteries. tiould, Comnlie and An- ''"''s event by neifotiatiufr 10, hour over the one mile din track .ftlK'fmsiii: Vnn ison ami Onslow. I lmlps at " s"' M lmlcs "" """ ' .'.penlwav- ,1. V. Allien was f-won-l . ..:;! . . .-2!) . . .2S . . .2S , .2a .. .20 ...10 21 24 25 .fJ8! ecoiul pimo; 21) .442 : a'c Lake . , ;; ,y77 , Pol tlaml 3" U7:); Latteries, (ieulil iMiddlnon an. I Daly. and K. 11. K. . . . 1 ft 2 . .(! 10 1 Asfinson: I 'ernou Oakland - 2-5 tnc oau ior a'.iia in n.u t i 'a crocuanie manner, wnnc wooos and Uresnam for Juvenile !,.,,,u,ht. i-.ve.v men.ie,- r the Kiin ; team uroujrhl 111 t rom one In I ivo scores. AloDnniel, (Jllvn Tulley and Kenneth Tulley gained throe points for Wallowa, The score was l(i to .1 in favor of Ettfin. The lejwrue staniiintr: G.l. Won Lost Wallowa 5 :i 2 rtii win ur Hroiit.s oC Championship, rhi-fc fiineK of basftj phiyrd liciwtM n (ho hnhler and Die Pi iltti' t'lty juv.-nil1 lenm on May H!), 0 unit Juiif 1. Hcv. .Inos, formerly of lmhlec, is In ehai'Kf of I ho hoys from J'raliio Hy. (n .May "1 the liuhlcr Scoois w'll Oahlaml 7-a K. II. E. MII.TON V.'INS POSITION 2 4 l! INDIANAPOLIS, Mnv 2S. Driv- 7 K fi.ihKat a speed of Hl.l miles an hrur, Batteries, Jamt-i. Itodio uiui Han nah; Krauso and Maker. Second kuiiu': R. II, E. iVerson 5 11 1 iOakkiml ;i 1 1 I! Hutteries, Keiirer, Mayi nnd Hannah; I Mails, Kreiner and (taker, Thoma.s. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo LOTS FOR f SALE and ('. L- (ioldstrai) finished third. Duly 1!) KPtonds separated tliu t'ii;.t and KOt-oad ears Sunday ItrMilN At l.a (Jiiindc: t.u lirande k.-r . M row: Cove 11. Cnion fi. Lostinc In u finicky l.u (Jrand i yestorday trumped on Hie Uakor. Culls S io 1'. putting I-a (.inuiilo inlo a tit' Willi ( vi who yosl onlay do iVatoil I'llion ;it Covi' fur lirsl :laoo in. iin- iniMi-m ,t,h. i baseball lo xWvUW th Kosh.icv. I!b,.,-K ir...w..l ..'iwl.lM.- I P'l0. of lH-.-K aee, was 'hunted out of the hnx in 1 1 lo. ,H' :iy .,K'tW0" I,b,,! ei;;hth anil Suds SuUiorland's youm, hielliir, re!iinn- hiin, fared no hott er.- On Die h. ind Meliee. I a Cfiand JOHNSTON' HEATS idilV the Cniniln x.-mil linro -it , r-llll O i:3M o'eloek in the afternoon at the ' f"11 ' I" fair uto umlti. I uo to a eon i Hot with Memorial Hay services at imhler. May 30, the I'rinrie t'iiy-lnihlor kuiiig that l:iv will he played at 10::to o'clock la tin morning instead of the afternoon as war formerly planned. ST. CLOUD. Franco. Muv 2R, The OreHlutin IiIrIi seliool has uc-lWillium M. Johnston of California copied the challenge of Coach O. Iv. .Sunday defeated J. Wa; her tif Bel Hurrol of Seattle t-7 Sacramento 4-4 p.. Sacramento 4 8 .(iixl1 Seattle 11 J (;((,) ; Katteries, IVaner and Kcehler ,(;00' imrer, iiietfj; and laryan. .-JIM) j ; -g uiui iiiiikimiiiiiuiii o I TIRED PEPPER I in1 - -'ii Win Second liame: It. II, K. Saeramenti , 4 S 'J Seattle 7 lit 4 i jim tones, iiuii lies, uain ii'iu uiiu BELGIAN aiAMPjSH,as,J! t'"'"!"er Y"'ya" Seals 10-7, I.ns AnReles 3-3 Us AiibcIcs K. U. E. San KratiL'isco 10 15 1 Los Amreles 3 11 1 lmliler to play a same ofltrium in the final rouml for the men's I Balterie.-, Allen and Akhcw; baseball lo iieebie tin- invenlle clia in-1 ."inprles bard court tesnis champion- i Huirhes, Ilanna ami ISablwin. Knllowins tin- ship of the worhl. tjeconil game: iR. II. E. buzanne l.enulen defeated Katlt- San l-'runeisen 7 14 01 1'iairlp city ami l.a (iramle. tho Iin- loon McKane of biiL'land fcr the wo-1 1.os Anueles 3 6 i Uilcr boys plan lo siart on their irln i men s title- Batteries, Cearv, ' Huckley to (treshain about June nioonilsnmn. .pitched splendid. - pall. ! wl-.il'M:: 1 :i men, nliowliiK In ': six lilts j :md walked not a man. lnri,rn(al!y, by . bis di r.-.v inw: yeslfrdity, .Mctlee amiiu shiiwi'd Ids superiority over-llu J : iljer Iwirlofi ' ' i i : ' ' f ' . : : The I'iiitles 1 11 r".!1;S.!, 'tie panio oiilpluyi-d the llaker Colts In' everv way. In the M h hiHintr. lOishiir' weni up in ih.' air, higher than a !g kite, anil his team males went atontf !o .also. Ihirin thai eanlo l.:t (Jraiul'tjo brought in iive tallies with only two j hits. I ei ore the St tm inning came o around, the score stood l.a Orand-'jO :t llaker 2. Core, first up, went t j q lirsl, It it by pitched hall. Tex : o Knh'.hl shiKlod advanein Core to so cond. Tiieison Kaci ilieod and T-- ' 0 worn out stealing homo. Iloseiihaum i O singled, scoring bolh Core and Thel- ; son. jiiwl winl lo third on Sutlier-!o land's error. Johnson weni to fir.slfo and Actor A man who smokes ciirar- j J eltes on the stiige, l I'. The differenee. between (the people, jam! Hie politicians is thMtM)ie polili ieiaiiK know what they wdnt. fi oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ji O i ' o ! Seed Potatoes hUK jALL JUVENILE BASE fsA,LlL Wliert you are sufuTing with rheu matism so you can hardly get around just try Kvd. iVppcr Rub and you will have the quickest relict known. NothiiiK hits such concentrated, pene trating heat as red peppers. Instant icliel. Just as soon as you apply Red 1'eppcr Rub you feel the tinj;linn heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. I"rees the blood circulation, breaks up the congestion and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Koulcs lied I'cpper Rub, made from rM peppers, costs Unlc at any drug store. Get a jar at once. Use it for lumbago, neuritis, backache, stiff neck, sore muscles, colds in chest. Almost instant relief awaits you. Be sure to j et the genuine, with the name Howies j on each package. ooopoooooooooooooooooooooo Only n loft. lilork loin's Addition. Corner lots, fil'dum. Inside l.ols. S'.'no.lMI. I'AIIT CASH Unhinre oa easy terms. Address C. V. Kl. re Olds Uoitmnii .V Mnfi, I'orllainl, Oit'Kon. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo SAGE TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK o' I T7 f l: Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair oa a fb'Mer.s choice scored. Voiij walked, son nnd Vole scored fc;tined first base on a Hid Koseiihaiiiu and both .lohn W hen McCeo n error hy Uob- erlson. crews went to 1st on a. halk. (inertly was out at 1'irsl. Ctire walk id and tho inniny; ended when Mi-ln was eauj;h(. at home. i i Cian.le scored in the 3rd. Ml) and. Mh innimrs, and )'aker Ihelr lvi tallies in the -Illy iind Mh. I,n liraiie will play Covo next Kiln day at l.a (Iraude. .and 1'nion will incel liakei- it Jihker. It. H. K. I.a tlrande X !t 4 Cake,-.. -.....'J. (i ii liatlerica for linker, Kosbury, Rnth-erlii4v.-4wnnfM"-,n'sidyj' for-4.i' Cranile, .Mcdce anil Johnson. Kuinniary: Two-base-h it s-Theison ; Singles: Crews, (I.'irrity, Tex Kniftht, Tltoiaoii, Ueseiibauin, .Met lee (2 ) tlonereauv. Lively. .MrCullouh CM Koslnir. (2 Saciiiiee hits Crei (2) Thidson, Mr- te?-; Krrors:tiarrity. ('!) Johnson. Vote, Lively, 2 ) lioherlsou, (Irani herlatid. I':tlks. Sul lierln ml. Hit !i by pitched ball: Core. Walked bv J Kodiuiy: :t; by Suthei'land: 1. Sto- , Ion bases: 'rows Theison, Vote MeCioulB J.ively, Iloberlson. Kni. Strike- jj otils: by .McCi'p by I'osliury 3. Credit vieiory to Mctloo; tlefoal to !l losbur. Karncri runs off l-'osbliry1. a; off ,Mc(le;i I. I.ei'i on bases by I.aji (Irande. 7; Maker 5. 1J linpiie I'iiicoek of I .a Ctrandn! and Fleet Wood of Hakor. ;l Earliest of All. Early Rose. Pride of Multnomah. A small amount of this exeel lent seed available. TIMOTHY HAY O i Oil oli Oil Oil O I ot Oil . IMBLER, OREGON Imbler Boy Scouts vs. Imktl. A Vew Carloads For Salu $Jo.OO per ton, t .o. b. cars Smith j& Frees Call Alain 522. j Prairie City ! , The Imbler team is famous for its wonderful skill. The Prairie Cily team is coached hy Rev. Lines, who oji developed the Imbler team. , O I , May 29, at 1 :30 p. in.; May 30, at 10:30 a. in. June 1, at 2:30 p. m. ; , - - ! oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o ! ' ! ! 'I? That beautiful, even shade of rtark, glossy hair can only he had hy brew ing a mixture of Snj;e Tea and Sul phur. Voifc- hair i. your charm. It makes or mars the face. When it fades, turns gray or streaked, just 'an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances its appearance a .hun dredfold. Don't bother to prepare the mixture; you can get this famous old recipe im proved by the addition of other ingre dients at a small cost, all ready for use. It is called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can always be de pended upon to bring bad: the natural color and lustre of your hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens , so naturally and evenly that nobody caa tell it has been applied. You simply dampen sponge or soft brush with it and draw thin through the hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the trray hair has disappeared, and lifter another applica tion it becomes I .aulifully dark and appears glossy and lustrous. 1 rara la Flapper Needn't Be on their Dignity in these Tub Frocks They're the Hort to wear when you vn out for a ffood time, the kind that launderfiiK won't hurt. And made of perky trlmrhaimt, rntincH, voiles, and linen tn clever styles they are as a 1 1 ra e 1 1 vv a a t h oy a re ho r v lee-aide. $4.50 to $12.75 The Straight Lines of the New Modes Arc Gracefully Achieved By Wearing 3?a o The Modern Announceiaeirf Pharmacy KliiPO AT HAVANA 'J HAVANA, Cuba, May 28. Luis ! Angel Firpo, the Argentine heavy-jj weight boxer, arrived hero Sunday from Key West. He will bejrin train- J infr immediately for his fight cn , .hnio ''. with Joe White of New York- ii White is expected to arrive Monday. J l J FOR SALE j! 5 room modern house, full basement , and fmnare, lot 4'xl 10, garage, j shad trees, lawn, good fixtures, i one block off Adams avenue, on ( Vdar .stnet. 1 'rice J3f.00.nn. Tlu-re is a niorlgae for Jl'Miu which the; pureliaser can assume, A small: cash payment down and the balance , can be carried on contrart. We Wish to Announce That We Are Now Selling Agents for (he HOOVER BEATS-- as it Sweeps as it Cleans rront l.ueu CorsiH.t Never have tho Hlylea called so ItiMistentiy for llnrrs that aro straight and slender. "Ln Cu mille" wurks wonders In goully persuading surplus Mesh Into fahlun'a silhouette makes your qi gown a sinoolh-fllting sueeeas. 0J You'll love the new models of j "l.a CamMI'V giving you tho o linest and buoyancy ot youth, o.j J.ow-lopjM'd and of dainty fab- qi ricalion lightly boned but vis ihlo only In their benefits, lie filled to your Individual model of "l.a t'amllle" and en joy a. youthful figure ;md a flex ible ea.se thai Is ibdighirul. A pom plot o line of the lalost models always on hand. Mrs. Robt. Pattison 8 ol ol o ! Jo IMtoun .1 !-W It. 1702 Oak Desires to fulfill your requirements in many lines, acli;.ofv;hieh iTiiat lie, first in ciility.and.. at a reasonable price. , We carry only those articles whose worth has been proven and always at a price commensur ate with their quality and with fair dealing. (CtiTHE'L.Dc0. Depot Street and Adams Avenue SheaCfer Pens and Pencils, Shelby Mazda Lamps, Wearing Rubber Sundries, San-Tox Remedies, Garden Court Toiletries ALL OF THE BEST oooooooooooooooooooooooooo The 7ieii Hoover is here: room house, R largo lots, barn., garage, cold storage, wood shed i'li'i a large welt ventilated chicken 1 limine and run, beautiful garden spot with strawberries, raspberries, ' fruit trees, shade trees and lawn. Ail ir JjiHMi.oo and $4nn.oo rash j will handle it. Italance monthly in- Ktalnients, C!onie In and See It Here's a few of the prices that draw crowds from all over Union county to CONNER'S INC. Forced Sale of Half the Entire Stock W. H. Bohnenkamp Gompany room new house, just, about com pl. ted, lot tlnxlio fot-t, quarter bisiinent. remented bath room hut no iitures. l.-ctric liKhts and Pity water, lorated on Itth Street til U locality tliat is building up fast, and the prior on term, $'".nf.OM. If bati' rash will make a liberal reduction. Can be bini:,-ht. uiih :i.o rash pay no nt and balance monthly in.sial tin Tit . 5 room hous just le inir pomplete.l in l he same locality, about t h sane ns tlie iitht-r. but differently do signed. I'nr $.';hmi.ii(i on th sam t.rinn. 7 romn house, modern, on Adams avenue, rlose in, loautifully locat ed, lar ire lawn, treed, shrubbery, larre barn and lyaraee, two larpe bis. all in good condition. Prlre, J i.MiO.iin. $inoi"i cnh ond thn bal ance $iioo each year until paid. Come in nml talk wllh u altonl uiine oiln r rihuI fuiraiif nc luie. t Phy, Black & Stoop lu 1 Ik' Ia r.ramlp clonml Rank Illilc, La lirantlr, Urrion. i HEADACHE Can Be Cured By Properly-Fitted Glasses Although you may see perfectly, both near and far, is it not possible that you are using up nerve force to do so ? We have furnished glasses in a great many just such cases with liene.fi cial results. Our rooms are equipped with all the latest improved instru ments and appliances known to the science of optics. DR. W. M. PEARC Oplemetrist with J. II. PEA RE & SOX Men's Work Shoes Men's Dress Shoes Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps ... Gordon Hats Men's Dress Shirts Men's Bib Overalls Boys' Bib Overalls Ladies' $12.50 to $1G.50 Patter Hats Ladies' Summer Coats K1.2T) Wide Table Damask ...$1.85 ...$2.!)8 ...$2.69 ...$2.8!) )( '.'.'.$1.29 8!)c n ...$7.05 ...$7.!)0 89c ' i ! Fine Dress Ginghams Yard Wide Percales Florsheim Shoes Edmorid's Shoes $12.50, $15,00 Boys' Suits Clothcraft Men's Suits .'. Men's Summer Unions Yard Wide Satins Yard Wide Taffetas Silk Stripe Tissue Ginghams 15c 15c ....$7.90 ....$5.90 ....$7.90 ..$23.85 79c ....$1.79 $1.89 '19c Free Gasoline To Customers Purchasing $25.00 or More Drastic reductions on all MUNSINGWEAR, ARMORPLATE IIOS I E R Y, GORDON HATS AND CAPS, KABO CORSETS, COOPER'S U N D E R WEAR, IDE DRESS SHIRTS. EXTRA SPECIALS EVERY DAY CONNER'S INC. ! IW. UNION, OREGON