Tuesday; May 2 1923,
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Cove Coming
Irande
Kvening tension i 'onfcrring 5l h
Mini nth degrees. '
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t Conference Homo KfjmumU'JS f'oiu-
E1 lllllll'C, ,. u. in.
j Mm unm opening. B.-:iu u. in.
I Artrnioon Imttallutloii nf officers
;il 7::iu. reports f coining l era,
i Kvenln;? t'towimr. ,
has been attending school,
I la nee Htuee uf Wallowa WiiM la
I'l-mntNC the first of lust week.
Mabel Thompson visited with Miss
II Mi.'1 1 Kemvmthy Tuesday and Wed-
Jarrelt Kenworthv ami Oavhl Our- J
it'll returned iroiu Wallowa Sunday. I
Mr. anil M is. tiai-rett called
jut the hoiiii- of 11. Thompson We l-
Thompson Thur'jitav evening.
W. A, Carper went (o eump Mon
day. Mr. ami Mrs. J. Phillips. Mrs.
C K. t'orhett. an. I familv visiti-.l wiih
r and iiimHv Wednendav.
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Observer Want Ad llrlnir ItesuHs f
A writ a? Hityti tlit all hoy In
nineties wished to ho milimcn, oittl
It appears (hid many of' lh(
achieved their ambUon.
I'itviric Coast lnttue
Clubs
San Francisco
Portland . . .
Won Lest Pet.
M , ruiu.iiui
J Vernon
IHCAL kJUllUCl V 'Sacramento .
. . J Salt Lake . .,
Los Angeles
OlirrnniP nf P.mno WN1 Tln.lnkla'ul
cide Leadership of League
. as La brancie and Love
Tied for First.
More init'i-f st than has be-n shown
tlirotiK'.iout tin. 'litis InUrniounliiln
h-UKiit- season Is .-vhlin.'.'.l In the
Kami' Hc'miluliil for next Sunday In
La C,r;in,!i- hclwe.-n (he i'ovv l-'arnn-rs
""i the l.a Cranile I'irnteH, tieil for
lor first iilaee in llie league, eueh Villi
three wins and one loss. Whiehever
Seattle
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Fiftieth Annual Cvention j pR0M S KEWS;- in,..
oi uregon caie u range io m,. iveii n reiume.i to viia
Convene at Newport, Junej imsomisi:. iIiy s.itev. m. .i. ia m'iv fi-r hn vm wii
r O T 1 : t'''i'ell c'lltseil iiis tneelillUK -at I'r... !'"' '"- .M.-e vitu
Sun I'rancisto 7, Vermin 2
San Francisco H. II. E.
Vernon 2 II 0
San Francisco 7 17 0
Latteries, Dell and 1). Murnhy
iScctt and Afrnew.
Sacramento 8. Seattle 6
Seattle R. II. E.
Sacramento .- 8 12 0
Seattle . li 15 2
HatteneK. Thompson anil Koeliler;
Vur
No other games scheduled.
or i
team wins next Sun. lay will end thclP'KK. Plummer, Williams and
rirt third of the season leadinR the!'an-
leairilr by a safe piar'in.
The l'irales Sunday aKainst rtaker
lm-sinled the slronif.sl lln-up they
did th.'ir Itni'-up lack a M'eak spol, MACULA rILOT
lull, as a whole, (he team played more OF BIG SHRINE
strategical hall, were more on their (Irn n t n A V 4 V
toes, and received u higher brand ol'l At JU LAllaVAil
pileldni; than at any fine this season
or last season, as far as that groea.. Willi a record of having twice
I ho team this year, al'ler a bad crossed the continent and . covering
slarl at Baker, with only a partial more than lili.liiio miles, the Lincoln
strenKth, are i,-oinK at a f:ust rale, hit-1 ear of ('apt. Ilernard S. Mc.Mahan.
tinir hard, buntinir to advantage, sup- Secrelary-'I'i-easurer und ManaKer uf
liorlliiK .Mctlee's excellent pitchinir In tbe National Shrine Touring Club.
Kreat shape and. In fact, lonKing like ,ls now piloting the. caravan' which
a "million dollars" to the rans. . left Oakland, , Calif.. May 1 for Wash
lf there is . any advantage ett her j Ington, , l,. ('.; to ultend the natloiiMi
way It rests with La Grande next Sun-(Shrine, meetings scheduled tior June
day.- Maker beat Cove once ,nnd lost,' ", . and " k
to Cove once', also breakintr even will. l-'olldwillK the WashliiKton itleet
La Orande. Hakor gave Cove a good('nl.'. Captain .Mc.Mahan will pilot thu
trouncing a sh'ort lime' ago and J.aiautois'.s over a norlliern ' route Oil
Grande knocked tit., spots off of thejlheir return trip, the big while Un
rolls o II looks as ir the l'irales have!Colli blazing the way as lvllJifindor.
a lul of an edge over the visitors, Andl Selection of t)ie Lincoln 'as the of
wilh I .a Grande .(ikiylng at home con- fielal pilol cur Is a noliililo tillnlle
isldernhle more siiliporl will urge t hem ' to Out slurdy, nud enduring character
on. Whether Lu Gt-andt. wins tr los-iof this car adil lis masterly perforiu
es. rans are expeellng to see one of llu !"nce uniler'all kinds of road cotull
faslesl games in many years when the 'Hons.
two hading (cuius clash. , ., ,,
Cvl.lblllon (iame. I ' "'' ,M'1,'il,l-',. " enthusiastic
u it i in; i.i n CD in uiiu ui'ciari'N i aai n
h:tH t ln most wonderful nit'Olianlsni
lie Iiiih t-vrr hnnillcil.
Asidf from lis inalohlrsH nicrluin
iral iiinc-tioniiiK ihnin (In on tiro
Uiiio lie hH drivon 11, the lliint; that
impicsHcs him iiionf ahonl his l.ln-
roln Iji tlic rNtii'incly hinh tin- mil
''". ii ft 'til nr frr.iuontly roniincnl-
il on by IJiicoln owiipih.
KV 'IKACK EVENT I 1,1 MPakiiiK: of tho poiformanco of
PIIir.AHKI.IMIIA, May 20. With! t,M' rur- ''"I''"' Mc.Mahan rocnuly
tho hiawnv athletes of the Univer-,hnt on ,,iM ,UHl trip.acroH the
.Kity of Caliiornia speeding towanl '"'""t- ronslst.-ntly Kol . ihirlrcnj
tho Pacific coast with tiie third sue- ,,ll,,,iH In x) Ra,,on r kiikoHiio In op-
epssivc. intcr-crlU'.iriato cliampionship ''n ''niIl,,'.v-
uupny v.oa iifrc o iu uay uy uum Th(l ,)iffh .q!Iilli(y mi(, .pHor por-
Tlu- fHti.Uh annual hoksIoii of tho
Oregon stttio tlranvr will cnnvino ui
Newport, Or'Kon, on 'I'ui-Kday, Juno ft,
at la o'clock A. M., and will continuo
four days, rlostnj? Krhlay Ycn(nK-
There will be In effect for the Ktato
(iranc session latth Hcawon and Ift-day
round-irip fares from . prineipul la-
tions on Soutlicrn I'acllle l.inea in
Oregon and oilier llnew In OrcK'm to
Newport.
Hlie season fares will he efft-ctlve
May-IS to Seidemher 811. inclusive.
The following Ls the proRrani for
the five days:
Tuesday, liniit IV.
Morning Bes-slon Call to order at
It) o'clock a. m.;roll call of delegated
and report of Committees on Creden
tials: appointment of committees.
Afternoon Musiness session:
ports of officers; inlmilnellon or r
olultons to he referred to commltte
'rnise Tuesday uiul went to Wallowa
Wednesday. will return nKai i
next Thumlay. .
Several of the Orantfo memher ai
planning to atleml the. I'omona
tiranj;e at l.ostlne.
Truman and I'lu Poulson came
home fi inn camp Wednesday.
Mavid ttarrett is working for C. .:.
Kenwoilhy this Week.
Mr. aud'.Mrs. William T. Sannnr
visited with their dauuliler Mrs. .1. W.
l.yon and family Aionday.
W. li. Ilcscock. the stai;e driver,
lrok mi uMe ami smashed ;i wheel
of his trueJi Tliurr,da tin his way t.i
1'i-oiuine. .
J. A. ho a if wenl to Wallowa Tues
day to fcvt his car and returned
Thursday.
Mrs. W. A. Carper railed at th
I home of Mrs, II. 1-;. Thompson Mon
day. M iHH Alice l-'oothcrtf catne home
j Thui'sday from Wallowa where she
Arrangements have (been ma tie for
nn evhihition jrume at Cove tomorrow,'
pvoviilimr wt jit her permits. This j
K.'ine will havi- no hrarin,' upon the'
slandhiiT of the two teams and it Js;
'i).iit;ul if the complete 1'irate linn-!
tip will he pi-fsciil. ms one or two piny
f-fi will he forced to remain here.
formuiieu
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l,u"" ' i winning new and
HtUIV I'MMH IJt7 U1M.VI1 III
profrram, I-tiwson Robertson, conch '
of the lVnti.-ylvuniu track team wiul
Jlonday. ,.
"Either the 4-iO-yavd hurdles or a
relay race," raid Mr. Robertson,
"has hceti suutfestpd Chairman
(iustave Kirby of the advisory com-
mittco. '
l.iticoln aro dalty
nlhiiHlastir arinlr-
ers who find in tills car everythlmr
that the Lincoln division of the Kord
Motm- Company claims for It. that it
preseiilH'' the hiffbest . achievement in
autnmohlle meciiiinlcs find cons! ruc
tion that modern methods can pro
duce, Perkins Motor Company represent
Kvenlns Uoeeptlon at Armory.
Wednesday. June f.
Conference held by St-.te lome Kc
onomics Committee at S. a. in.4
Alornintr if.'Au n. m., openinB-: re
ports of officers concluded: regular
order of business: special ordar, nom
ination of State Orange officers.
Afternoon liusiness session, (or.
trip to Slletz and Toledo).
KveninK llallotins for candidates:
lecturers' program.
Thursday, Juno 7.
Conference- Home Keonomlcs Com
mittee. S. a. in.
Morning n. m.. opening; re
port of committee on election; com
mittee reports.
Afternoon Memorial exercises: lie-
port of- cnmmltU
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Ouch! Aching Joints,
Rub Rheumatic Pain
Rub Pain right out with mall
trial bottle of old
"St, Jacobs Oil."
LOTS FOR
SALE
Only n lert. ntoek 5, Wis
dom's Addithm.
Corner lots, 1250.00.
Inside hots, $200.00.
I'AKT CASH
Halanee on easy terms.
Address, t V. KIVO,
Cain Olds, ott man V King,
Portland, Oregon.
Rhctiiauiistn a "pifl" only.
Nut one case in fifty retiuires inter
nal treatment. Stop- drugging! Hub
southing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
right into your sore, stiff, aching
joints, and relief comes instantly. "St.
Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheumatism
liniment which never disappoints ami
cannot burn the skin.
Limber npl Quit complaining 1 Get
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, and in
just a moment you'll be free from
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer! Relief awaits yon. "St.
Jacobs Oil" is just as good for sci
atica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache,
sprains.
l.hieolns and Kords in this viclnil.
COES TO VJIXAMETTE When the young doctor lells yon
. SALEM', May 29- Ray Rathhun, tnat you culled him just in time, h
athletic- coach at tho Oregon Agri-1 may mean that he was desperately
cultutr.l college, has been named asji,i need of the fee.
ccach for Willamette university, ac-i : :
cording to announcement. He' will j Some people are surprised that
succeed Hoy IJahler. Mrs. iRathbun Isliark skin Is thick enough for shoe
is. atiiletic instructor for women atjleather, hnl they don't know much
W iilamctte. about loan sharks.
Flings at Folly
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. A lot of politicians wouldn't object o
to tin. world court Idea If they could
liave Die idea without having the 0
eour' iO
Yon can estimate the size of the j
town by tiie degree of sass required .
to get action out of a policeman.
Seed Potatoes
FOR SALE
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TRIPPLE A Flosiery
Stands for
A SERVICE
A QUALITY
A VALUE
WE ARE FEATURING A COMPLETE
LINE OF
LADIES' FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE
AT POPULAR PRICES
IN
BLACK, WHITE AND ALL LEADING
SHADES
OUR "SELVAGE SEAM" FULL FASHIONED
SILK HOSE ARE SUITABLE FOR ALL
OCCASIONS
PutmanV Ready to Wear
; . . AND MILLINERY. .... .. J.! ,
The disadvantage in committing'! o
sujcldo to spite somebody is thiit yon '
never got to see how It works. ;o
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It is to be heped that the White
HouFe yro fighters left eneugh salt;o
for the tail of the dove of peace. 1
Curiosity killed one cat, but oth-io
ers still peek through the window g
curtains at their neighbors. 0
If one man does all the talking,
that's argument; if ten combine to:o
ni it the thing over, that's nrona- ! O
ganda. . I
Earliest of All. .
, Early Kose,
Pride of Multnomah.
A small amount of this excel
lent seed available.
TIMOTHY nAY
Baled.
A Few Carloads For Sale
$25.00 per ton, f .o. b. cars
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
All Kind, of Machinery, Automobilon anil Tractors Repaired,
Overhauled and .Rebuilt.
. Aeetyli-no Weldjner Of All Kind.
' Cylinder Dorlng and Oversize. Piston.
Crankshaft., Pistons and Piston Pins K, -ground
CJIto Us s Trill
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
The Straight Lines
. of the
New Modes
Are Gracefuliy
Achieved By
Wearing
Front Lace Corsets
Nuvnr have tho styles cutlet so
Insistently for lines that are
straight and slender. "La 'a
mllle" works wonders In Rcntly
persuading surplus flesh Into
fashion's silhouette makes your
gown a smooth-fitting success.
You'll lovo tho new models of
"La Cnmille'' giving you tho
lim-s ami buoyancy of youth.
Low-topped and of dainty fab
rication lightly boned but vis
Ihlo only in their benefits.
I to fit I cd lo your Individual
model of "La Camtile" nnd en
joy u youthful flguri! and n flex
ible cn.ii! that Ik delightful.
A complete lino of thu latest
models always on hand.
Mrs. Robt. Pattison
Corsrl It'rft
PIlflDR S22-W Hen. 170'J Onk
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YOUR HOME
is not complete
If it Does Not Include a Bathroom Equipped
With
SAN-G-LA
Bath Room
ACCESSORIES
Come in and let's talk it over. That much
won't cost you anything, and we. will be glad to
see you anyhow.
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SAN-O-LA BATH ROOM WARE
is internationally known as ware of the
HIGHEST QUALITY :
A Fine Assortment from Which to Choose
.mint ti -nil , n'j'iun.
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street
Next lo Penney'a
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Call Main &22.
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"Ready?" Click! And
the picture is yours to
keep.
Kodaks, $('."0 up
Brownies, $2.00 up.
We do our own finish
ing we know it's right.
Bring us your films.
RED CROSS DRUG
STORE
, J.,, 1 1
Tin: man who ioi;s
THINC.S
nbnut tho holism should hav
good tools to do them with. If
he has a barn or outhouse he
should hav a little shop fitted
up tthTc hf can have a vise
nnd where he can doe the work
that need planing, sawing- and
boring. You will find overy
thinjf you nrd for an Impromp
tu shop, or for dolnir odd jobs
about the housa at Lilly's.
F. L. LILLY
IMinne Main 7."i0 1 1 1 H Ada mi
Queen Brand
Honey Nut Spread
Honey Nut Spread is made from pure, honey
and ground nuts, and cannot he surpassed for
the children's lunch.
Packed in one-pound cans and retails for
thirty-five cents.
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
J. G. Snodgrass
109 Two Phones
Depot Street Call Main 75
No Charge for Delivery
Men's Work Shoes $1.85
Men's Dress Shoes $2.98
Ladies' Oxfords, Pumps $2.G!)
Gordon Hats $2.89
Men's Dress Shirts 98c
Men's Bib Overalls $1.29
Bovs' Bib Overalls 89c
Ladies' $12.00 to $16.50 Pattern
Hats $7.95
Ladies' Summer Coats $7.90
$1.25 Wide Table Damask 89c
Fine Dress Ginghams ......15c
Yard Wide Percales :..15c
Florsheim Shoes $7.90
Edinond's Shoes $5.90.
$12.50, $15,00 Boys' Suits $7.90
Clolhcraft Men's Suits ....$23.85
Men's Summer Unions ....79c
Yard Wide Satins $1.79
Yard Wide Taffetas .....$1.89
Silk Stripe Tissue Ginghams 49c
Free Gasoline
To Customers Purchasing $25.00 or More
Drastic reductions on all MUNSINGWEAR, ARMORPLATE HOS I E R Y,
GORDON HATS AND CAPS, KABO CUKbUTS, (JUUi'hK a u IN I) W K
WEAR, IDE DRESS SHIRTS.
EXTRA SPECIALS EVERY DAY
CONNER'S INC.
UNION, OREGON
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