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...... .... k ,. . . V.'- ' , Friday, Juno 1. 192.1. " ' , THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PA(JE THREE ""''' COAST BASEBALL L a Grande vs. Cove Sunday East Oregon Game Seasons Pacific Cur.! LeaKUtt Club Snn Krnncisco . Portlnnd Batteries, nm! Afruow, Mails unil tPnker; Genj-y Visitors to Present Excep tionally strong Line-Up; Tight Game Anticipated. Nothing shoi-t of n lowiiHiyr will 'top w'utt i'h us luH.-vo wilt bi oiu of 1lio best li;is'liiil KiiiucM of ttio Hfas on hero Suii'liiy. Oil th:it uftt'l'lioon. in o'clock, tlw I .a C3ninlt- lr- uts will niUMiim to trounce the Cove J'urnn'is, will Hfck lo rtneut their IiTorniitwi of MeuioruU tmy whon ypllowh-gK. -.1- i n'-.ii um in v ov in nu cxmiii-ir si. turn Kiiini! 1 1 to s. Not only will tho two tfiiRiH fight for llm leuil in the. Intt'nnoinituin . l.o igiw In:, consiilcrtililf Hcnltnionl'i-I hulu sunmimis tin- coming kuiiiu. I'n lil tlio Jiim two or tlnv; years Covt whs pr;u:li-ully iinbcahil.lo in this sec lion. I .a Uranrie, I'nion. UaUrr, and all N t ho i ost woi o mew. .i down one, l wo, ihrcc licfun tho lu'i-ry City houvy artillery but' 7 them days is tfOUP fOICVfl-." , l.uiii yen- I .a (irundc handed Covo two (h-itats, trading; them for one lose and tho Pirates arc anxious to lum tin cri'iK- one.i ur.ru in on the 'ov. hhitKers. Talking about singers, L-i t.randc looked like she had the world cheated Memorial I ay when It came lo banin, out binnles that -counted. Cove's inlrhiM-s didn't worry whether J-a (.'i-ande would hll or not what worried them was how far they would bit! Couided with l.u Grande's hilt hie strentii ia an assortment of bunts thai hae been used strategically in the p;.st with staitlliiK effects on the morale of the opposta- team. lint anyway you look at It t'ovr- has a real tram, one of suffielen strength that if La Grande wins, will go a tony way to provinr tho Pirates strength. , l.inc-up AniinuNcctl. Crews anr.our.eed Uxli-y that the line-up will he practically the sjiiiii'. as last Sunday with second ba.se doubtful. ThHson, Crews ami lioscn bauni will probably start In the out. field, and MaGee or White and John son will form tin- battery. For the, Infield Crews has to jylck from Guilty Vote, !'. Knishi, 'I'. Knight, Core. Vote is also listed on the pitching rtafi". Cow, in addition to their regular line-up. will be strengthened by- lcs nioud lu I p. piteher, and Grant Con l. iiiiit-id. Sunday. Prom every in dication Cove will bring the strongest liue-np she has presented this year to La Grande Sunday. The following "seasons" will bo in effect during this year, and all spurt -smeii will flu well to keep a copy )iandy. Game Olstrlct No. " 2- Com prising; all counties cast of summit of Cas cade, mountains. Ituuk der with horns, September lo to October 31. I nicks (e.c pt wood and older ducks), geese, rails, coots, Wilson or Jack snipe, and greater or Ichsit September 1 ti to locomh- Sacramcnto . Vernon .- . . Salt Lako Los AnReles Seattle . .. Oakland . . ... ..si ...2R ,..28 ...27 ... . 28 ...21 li. II. ..5 10 . J ! and .491 .48p' .-1U Sacra men (o 2, IWtlnnd 0 Oakland Sacramento Portland Batteries. ' Prouh Yarrison and Duly. SKI WINNER Sago hens, August 1 to Auguiit 1 5 inall counties where there is an open season. ie:: se.tnuu on prairie chickens closed indefinitely lit ail set-lions of the state. IMue, or sooty grouse, ruffed irro!se and nil live pheasant, September 10 (o (letoher 31 in ail counties where there is an open season. California valley, mountain. : or plumed n.uuil, October 15 to October J! I in Klamath county onl. Chinese pheasants, Hccond Sunday In October lo third Sunday In Octob er in all 'counties where there Is an open season. pn season on Hungarian part ridges in t 'mat ilia county to run sumo at, Chinese pftcasant season; all birds killed to count in bag limit with Chinese pheasants. v Bag Limit. Puck deer with horns Two dur ing ' any aeuson.. . Silver g'iiy s'luim-ls- Hve in any scveu consecutive days. luuks. rails, coots, snipe, and yel low eg.-" twenty .five in any one day and not exceeding thirty in any sev en consecutive days: Geese Klght in one day and not to exceed thirty In seven conseeiitivo day:.-. , 'htnese pheasants, blue or sooty grouse, ruffed grouse or native phea sants, boh white iuall Kive in any one iay or ten during seven conseeiM days; provided not, more than two female Chinese pheasants may be killed in game district So. 2 in any seven consecutive days. .Mountain or plumed nnd Californ ia valley (jiml! Ten in seven consec utive days. Grouse, native pheasants and sage hens-' llvo birds in one day or leu in seven consecutive days. While he Is content lo sing notes ho remains an optimist; but when ho begins to sign them he becomes a pessimist. 1 ; oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 0 LYTff AM, Eng, June 1. Gene Sarazen, American golf champion, todny won the North ern Professional ilf Champion ship with a score ol" 290 to 72 holes. ' BLACK AND TAYLOR WIN IN TOURNEY Frank I Mack, by defeating Sam Cochran 5-7, i-l, fi-1. is champion in Ihe first division of the Junior ten uis, tournament. Jean Taylor elimin ated llarvey Curler, In the second division in wto straight Burners, the -core .-being fi-, and 0-L SIGHT UFSTOKKI) NKW OKLKANS, June 1. Pete Ilercan (Pete (iulotta) former world bantamweight champion who has been totally 'blind for more than a year and who for the lust 87 days has been in bed with his eyes ban daged, saw the litfht of day Thurs day when the dtcssinpr was removed by his physician, Dr. Jonas W. iR.is enihal. Hector Rosenthal said he would have satisfactory vision in one eye. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo o o LOTS FOR SALE Los AiikvIisi li. Vol nun l.os Aniiclcs iVVtn I-ont Pet. I Voiuuii ......... ...38 21 I-i-s Anglos Uljl uuiierit-K, Julnlv., Jolly rJJ Murphy; lliiRhos hii.I By lei- ..100 i nn i ii.li 1 in I.KAI) ENTKRl'ltlSK, Juno 1. riayinpr ronMKient rim with low i-irors ami mnliv lirilliiin! tilnva l.'nt.ii't.rion Ki jiy ilpfeateil Kluin al tlio fair jrrounds last Sum!av, by a score of I r to it. n i K"t r)riso will piny I.rstine here 2 7 Jjim'xt Sunilas unil Wallowa an.l Kl .0 7 0.K)n- wi taiiKlt. at Klein. Wallowa Schan(r;won fioin I.nstint' hv a score of i; j to .'! nt Wallowa last Sunday as a result of this- Wallowa and Entcr-I-ulie ! prise now hea.l the leairur. ' K, M. 1. 1 P W I, P 1. 1 .......4 li - Knteiiinse 6 4 2 .t.CII 8 12 1 Wallowa i; 4 Gould unci Pet-jKip,,,, ,; 3 ; S()C 1 5 MW Prairie City Wins 3 1 to 6 the local fair K'-oun.i.s by "fho" score of III tc (I. Prairie City took nn early lead unil innintniiied it throughout I.a .riinndc will tilav Imhlor later !oii. The scouts liclicvo that they will irive tlu'in u iiur.l UisTo ilespite their The Prairie City Scouts' baseball defeat yesterday. - - ' team, takini; part in n scries of juve- Inihler nn l Prairie Oily are pluy- nilc (rallies in which imbler and Lai'" tl,l '''j"' ".m(! t("l"' t Jniblor. .-. , , . . . iiraine oT the ser.es loday nt Imbler. Crande are also entered, yesterday : imber won tho first irame with walloped the I n (.rnnde scouts at Prairie Citv 17 to 7. and Seattle 8, Salt Lake Seattle Rj.tte.-ies. Mver e.TR, Anfinson; Plummer nnd Kitchie. I i,0sline Oakland 6, San San Francisco Oakland Sail FranHscn .... Francisco 2 K. II. K.I A r.'Klll.'si' .loir may lie just us isooil (i 14 0 In wiuie p.iill.iilais. 1ml It loi hii'i 2 .1 1 K'l V"l a l"" lux ceiMl'lo;i. 0 . O! O Ol O Ol 0 SI o o i O O . W.'HTtSY eiA.-5tRvicf c, lllork 5,- WIs- Only !i Jrft. Corner Idis, Jino.on. Inside lls, $200.00. I'AltT CASH Balancon easy terms. Address, C. W. KINO, Care Olds. Wormian King, l'ortlnml, Oregon. o o o o 6 o o o o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO'JOOOOCIOOOOO 0U w. c'. !i ?! 8 mSil : and Sunday O t I Cream of Tomato ir,p o O x-v 1 r SAl-ff" $ O ft V -4rvb I Combination VytuMo 4iic f , o O y ' VwBjTjBv, - I fMtnhinutionVruit 4i)e J o I Assorted JtfOU Mcata and l'otato "i s mm,") l ie ft g O JJf' ytT SAN'OWICMKH O fl rvL j'M ast Vl'"' T. 'r,! O MM-' Slrawbcrry l'le ll'. 1 r.o ' g o vlW I S Strawberry Short I'ako ;r,c o o ft F I ' o gg The Palace . . la o .'" " """ " oj? o o i yt o , o 1 eg o o Tl ' m ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo M s o a 9 o tS Southard fSc . Shinn Klliek Aulnnirsbllcs Kiiick Scrvlcel id Accessories. 2 Itoiik Tarts o l'bone Main BK7 Cor. Adams and Fir oooooooooooooooooooooooooo Rockinchair Summer Underwear for " I Slim- Fatty, Shorty - and "' Yourself Made to Fit sold at The Toggery Andrews Bras. o i ol o I O H I WE are endeavoring to maintain the highest possible standard of quality and service. ' WE carry the most complete line of meals and kindred supplies ii) the city. " : WE guarantee the quality of every product we handle. WE serve fair and satisfy fully., "" The Graiide Ronde Meat Co. CITT SIARKET nOOVER MARKET Fill STIUSKT MAHKET O I ol , o O I o I oil o ; l o! o I o o I ?! r ; o I o ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo j i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS MACniNE SHOP AND FOUNDRY' All Kinds of Machinery. Automobiles una Tractors Repaired, Overhauled and rebuilt. Acetylene Weldiuif of A.U.ltnds CyllndeV Borins au.a-Oyefslze Piston's Crankshafts Plstotur-tfiid Piston Pins Roround C-Glvo Us a Trail D. FITZGERALD Prop. Notions Le Page's Glue in tube ..yZ.. 18c The Baye Crochet Hooks 10c Shell Color Hair Puis, paclye 10c Aluminum Silver LiVed Thimble 10c Wilsnap Fasteners, jjeurxard , 10c Nickel Plated Key Ofein ....15c Bead Key Chain, with Bridgeport Fastener, 25c Embroidery Hoop 10c to 23c Children's Leather Purses .'. 30c and 50c Andrew's Variety Store Fresh Saturday Morning Strawberries Grape Fruit Cherries Green Peas New Potatoes Spinach I Cucumbers Green Oniors Young Beets Cabbage Pineapples Oranges Bananas Asparagus Head Lettuce Fresh-Tomatoes (iiahes New Carrots Turnip:. Rhubw-l) Your phono'ordeis are given careful attention. J. G. Snodgrass . 109r, Two Phones Depot Street Ca Maill 75 No Charge for Delivery The series now stand: Inildci- 1.090, Prairie City .60(1. l.a Grande .000. . WIN IIOItSESnOIC niXTKHT ; i riNDI.KTON, June 1. I'endlet; horseshoe jJilciierH, by winiiini? 11 out of 21 Kuniuii in u tcurnumriil with ' Milton tosfiers vesterrtrr' enieiKed the victors from a spirit.! contest held nt tho rear ol the I Hi ker I'uriiilure Store. A ciowd ot enl hn.iiist saw the j.ame i Tub Frocks c ALL THE SUNNY COLORS ALL THE COOL, CRISP FABRICS $5:50 to $18.75- The first day of June is the first day of Summer at least in Fashion's realm, and surely the first requi site of a crisp, cool Summer wardrobe is Tub Frocks. Only the most careful planning and closest scout ing of the markets have made such .yalneSas "these possible. They are values thajartfusually matched only in season-end sales, ami-yet here they are, offer ing you not only the ejryment of a full season's wear, but the special pleasure that comes from having one's new frocks in time for the very first days of Summer. The range of colors, style and fabrics is very wide, presenting unusually pretty Frocks suitable for every occasion. L.-W PUTMAN'S Ready-to-Wear and Millinery pill ill i.a'a -vAsl l , I' i : 1 savina SSMEMMM&SEMB.d Cash stores ... i Some of Skaggs Everyday Prices PACKING. HOUSE PRODUCTS, Cudahy's Sugar Cured Puritan Hams, lb 26c Swif t'i Sugar Cured Bacon, well streaked, lb 28c Carsten's Skinned Loin Backs, lb: 27c Full Cre;un Cheese, 11) 26c Full Pure Lard, No. 10 pail $1.47 Full Pure Lard,io. 5 pail . 77c Swift's Silver lAf Lard, 10 lbs. net $1.94 Swift's Silver Le if Lard, 5 lbs. net ....99c Blue Mountain Creamery Butter ,per roll 89c Fresh Ranch Egis, 2 doz., 45c; 3 doz 67c Fancy Italian Prunes- 25-11 box .yy Fancy Italian Prunes,. 5 llife (55c Fancy Black Figs, 4 lbs. .1 .....1....85c Seedless Raisins, 5 lbs. ..La 79c Large Muscatetts, 5 lbs 79c Standard Corn, per cast; $2.96 Standard Corn, 2 cans . 25c ' Standard Tomatoes, 3 No. 2 tins....40c M. J. B. Coffee, 5 lbs. net $1.98 M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lbsinet $1.8 M. J. B. Coffee. 1 lb. net .43c Royal Club Coffee, fy 11ns. nej..$l.!)8 TJov.-il Club Coffee. 3 lbs. jnt't $1.23 Royal Club Coffee, I linnet 43c Matches, full count JiOx 5c Calumet Baking Powder, 5-11). can $1-19 Calumet Baking Powder, 2'j-lb. can 69c Calumet Baking Powder, 1-lb. can 29c Royal Baking Powder 5-lb. can, $2.59 Royal Baking Powder, 2'2-ll can $1-34 Royal Baking Powder, 12-nz. can, 44c Tobaccos llorshoe, Star or Climax, plug 75c Tuxedo- Star or Climax, plug 75c 2 for 25c Churche's Grape Juice, V-gal $1.09 Churche's Grape Juice, qt .....64c Churche's Grape Juice, pts :....35c Crystal White Soap, per case $4.59 Crystal White Soap, 10 bars...'..'.;.47c Polar White Soap, per case $4.29 PolaivWliite. Soap, 10 bars .'.....44c Pre'am Oil Soap, per doz :....:.'.87c 'Red Karo Syrup, 10-lb. pail 79c Red Karo Syrup, 5-lb pail ,v...43c Blue Karo Syrup, 10-lb pail.....,.'..;:!9c, Blue Karo Syrup, 5-lb pail :.-r37c Skagg's Pure Cane and Maple" Syrup- 10-Ibs. net $1.59 Skagg's Cane and Maple Syrup," ' 5 lbs. net 83c Skagg's Cane, and Maple Syrupf. 2'. lbs. net .- ;..49c Del Monte Flour, per bbl :J$7.W Del Monto Flour, 49-lb. sack $2.04 Oregon Beauty Flour, per bbl.....$7.39 Oregon Beauty Flour, per 49-lb, ,. sack .1$1.89 None to Equal Flour, per bbl $6.91) None to Equal. Flour, 49-lb. sk...$1.79 Bread, 3 loaves i.....25c No. 5 Box Soda Crax, each ..':...4!)c No. 5 Graham Crackers, each ..78c Money Saving SKAGGS UNITED STORES Oregon Washington Idaho . . Wyoming Gash Stores Utah Nevada . i ; California
