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Saturday, June 2-1923.
THE LA GKANDE EVENING ORSFRVER
PAGE THREE
ROAD CONDITIONS IN
EASTERN OREGON
Women's Silk Underwear
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"1"
Cove Farmers
To Cross Bats
GRIQUI WINNER
irates
.Only the Heaviest Down
pour Will Halt Game;
Large Crowd Anticipated.
Providing the .ruin continues un-nl:iti-(l
tile Cove-La Grande game of
baseball Bchciltlleil Tor tomorrow af
ternoon at 2:3d o'clock at the fair
grounds will likely lie postponed. '
. ,,,...-,, ..iiiii.i.'i inns BMIll'B IIIU
if the weather . is permissible the
Kume will go through as scedtlled.
And with the weather forecast pre
dicting fair weather tomorrow. It
looks as it the Pirates will cross bats
with tile I'aruiers for the letnMM'rdi (
of the Intel-mountain league without
doubt.
A large crowd of fans are anticipa
ted at the grounds tomorrow, cloudy
or sunshiny. A slight sprinkle, pro
vided the grounds an- not soisgv, will
not halt the game and the ample
grandstands will give the spec-tutors
complete prol-etion.
IliwlMill Meeting.
Tho representatives of tile I'nion,
Cove, 1.U Grande and linker
(By Associated Press)
Ringside, l'olo Grounds, New
York, June 2. Eugene Criqui,
of France, Hero of Verdun, won
the featherweiitht championship
of the world today, knocking out
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland in
the sixth round of a 15 round
match,
A crowd of approximately 15,
000 was present here this after
noon when the first of five pre
liminaries to the main event wus
fought.
STAMPEDE TO
CLOSE TODAY
HAINES, June 2. With nny thing
like good wcuthcr tomorrow the
Name.? Stampede will come out on
top financially, as it is already over
and over bijr with the races, sports
and other entertaining features.
The stampede this year has sur
passed nil past efforts in the num
ber and skill of the contestants ami
teams t uvi.iMim.Mir ha been runnim? high
will convene at i nton tins evening the pust two days for the honors
for the purpose of attending to sever- rfle Cowboy Band is one of the
ul business iifiuiis. W. C. dews rontines of th show and makes an
and several others from here will be ..aii.,,It imm-iKsinn whenever and
present I wherever 'it entertains the stampede.
visitors.
j Two dances are going in full sway
! in tho nveninirs and with vaudeville
features, the night visitors are being
upplieiL with entertainment. I
Doubleheader
To Be Monday
Rain halted the baseball game yes
terday between the Imbler ami Prair
ie City .scouts juvenile teams, sched
uled to play at Imbler in the morn
ing. Two games yet remain to be
played before the championship ser
ies has ended and they are now
scheduled for 1 :;!0 o'clock Monday afternoon-
If Imbler takes but one
game of the doubleheader she wins
the championship but it looks, from
present appearances, as if she stands
a good chance tc make a clean sweep
of the series.
To say that the Imbler and Prairie
City scouts play fast ball is no pre
varication. Good pitching, good hit
ting, snappy fielding, and lots of
strategy are not lacking and unless
one witnesses one of the games one
little realizes how fast the two teams
are. If any fan likes tc see a real
hall game he can very easily do it
by visiting Imbler next Monday af
ternoon and buying tickets to the
tloublehea.ier.
Should Imbler win the series she
will likely play the Gresham, Ore
gon, juveniles for the state championship.
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LARGE BUSINESS
1 4 Trackmen
Get Letters
fourteen members of tho Lu
Grande Jiiyh school track ami field
learn were awarded official let I era
this year.
They were Captain Clark Price,
Karl "Tiffc" i-arsen, Itay iynch, l-'loyd
Smith, Dallas .Jacobson, J Jul SmuU,
James Cokur, Doyle Zimmerman, Karl
Zundol, George Garriek, George SIuk
iM Joe l'unU, Howard Kerr and l-'red
fcitcinbeck.
Next year's trark team, in addition
to the recruits to turn out next year,
will have as a nucleus l'rice. Lynch,
.lacobson. Coker. Zimmerman. Zun
del, Staler, Funk, Kerr and Steinbeck.
53 MOROS KILLED
(Bv Associated Press)
.MANILA. June 2. Fifty-three
f.-matical Moros, including Ak
hara. selr - styled bullet - proof
prophet, have been killed in a
Itht with the constabulary on
Tata Island, near Jolo, Sulu.
SPEEDEX
FILM
fits any caprfcra.
Load yours today
with th'e new
Ansio .Film, for
clearer, better
pictures.
THE UL.DBUCG
FOlSCRiPTtO.
The Columbia Tire company is do
imr a cood business and it is turn
ing out a splendid lire, was hie
statement given today by R. A.
Wurzburg, president of the company, !
who is in the city the guest of Har
ris Krcnch, Eastern Oregon manager ,
for the company. I
Mr. Wurzburg is one of those
thrifty Americans, who when he was, I
a high officer in an eastern tire con
cern saved his money, cam-e west de
termined that the western country
should have a tire factory of its own
and to that end he has worked very-!
successfully for today the Colum-.J
bia Tire company of Portland has a ,
large modern building and works ai
force of experienced men turning out j J
a lurge output-
"We are very well satisfied in-
deed," said Mr. Wurzburg, "for not! J
only have the people of the north-(i
west shown they want a tire fac-'j
tory by words of encouragement but a
the ore buying the Colum-bia tire andii
they like -it. We are building for j
the future and our company is des- U
lined to be one of the large insti-J
tutions on the const." jj
.A youth is preparing to amount !J
to something when he begins to won-,1!
der why his mother is proud of him'. i
Conditions of the roads in many
sections in Eastern Oregon, due to
heavy rains yesterday and today,
should probably be in a somewhat
worse state than does the report of
the state highway office, completed
Friday, show. If attempting to make
ih. ),-; tha Elua rAiuntam or
negotiate the stretcn ci roau nun
uiiln nf Wo-in. it Would IhB Well tO 111-
quire locally before embarking in the
CRT.
The report for highway conditions
in Eastern Oregon is as ionows
Old Oregon Trail East of
Pendleton.
Ontario - Huntington - Baker - La
Grande-Moacham: Macadamized en
tire distance and in excellent con
dition. Meacham-Deadmnn's Pass: Ap
proximately five miles new grade
which is rough but passable; remain
der excellent macadam.
Deadman's Pass-Pendleton: Excel
lent macadam.
Old Oregon Trail West of .
Pendleton.
Columbia River Highway section!
Pendleton - Umatilla - Arlington-
The Dallca: Macadamized entire distance.
The Dalles - Mosier - Hood Kiver
Cascade Locks-Portland: Paved en
tire distance
Portland - Scappoose - Deer Island
Rainier - Clatskanie - Astoria - Sea
side: Paved entire distance except
one mile through city of Rainier
where paving operations are under
way. Take detour over old macadam
ized road one block south of high
way. La Grande-Joseph Highway-
La Grande-Island City: Paved.
Island City-Alicel: Excellent ma
cadam.
Alicel-Imbler: New grade in
condition.
lmbler-EIgiu: Old road over hill
verv rough but passable.
Elgin-Minam-Lostine: Macadamiz
ed and in excellent condition.
Ixisline - Enterprise: Under con
struction; turn off at Wade's cross
ing and take hill road to Enterprise.
Enterprise-Joseph: Excellent macadam-
Baker-Cornucopia Highway,
Baker-Halfway: 19 miles macadam-;
21 miles graded roadbed; balance
Jair county road. New grade on low
or Powder River between
Bridge and dilack iBridgo. now open
to traffic. .
Uregonoi usningion jiignway
Pendleton-Washington State Line:
PavedV
Pendleton-rilot Kock: 5 miles ol
irood earth road; 10 miles macadam
Pilot' Rock-Viuson: 15.7 miles ma
cadam in good condition.
Vinson-Butter Creek-Jones Hill:
County road- Very rough and rocky
lmt Dassable.
Jones Hill-Hcppner: Standard!
grade in good condition.
Heppner-Gilliam County Line: En
tire distance macadamized and in
excellent condition.
Gilliam County Line-Hcppner Junc
tion: Good condition except where
surfacing operations are underway.
Careful driving required. Wutch out
for caution signs.
IE1G1L
BE IMPDRTAN
T
Union County Chamber of
Commerce to Convene
Tuesday Noon at K. of P.
Hall.
The I'nion County Chamber of
Commerce will meet Tuesday noon
In the K. of 1. Hall with the Ladle.s
of the Mooseheart as caterern.rSPrfr
al matters, of business are to'ho at
tended to at this time, chief anions
fnirjthem belntc the report by II. K. Cool
I id ire of the. committee appointed by
I resident O. L, Larison to dratt a
new constitution and a new net of by
laws for the conuneiviiil body. Uny
Murphy and George Cochran will
o appear on the Mpcukhiur pronritm
in connection with the Grande llonde
Chautauqua week.
Announcmcnt has been mad tli.it
on June 1 2th, C. K. Wharton and
J. A. IMcArthur, of the Oregon-Idaho
'Dairy Loan coinpnny, will speak
before the Chamber of Commerce on
a subject of vital importance to dairy-
Love men of Cnlon county. Dairymen are
Ph
oenix
Mad
PONGEE BLOOMERS
Vests and Bloomers in the very best goods, light
weight silk, thin enough to be. cool. Vests with adjust
able shoulder straps; Bloomers with elastic at waist ,
and kilee. The most -exacting will be pleased with
these jgarments, each to be had in peach, natural and
pinkJ
r
Vests
$2.15 to $2.50
Bl
corners
85to$4.25
Pongee Bloomers
$2.95
PUTMAN'S
Rcady-to-Wcar and Millinery
all ciiiilii'lly tnvH.d to attend 'the
lunclK'on on that duto.
Next Tuesday, in addition to the
lus:!ie.S!i session, tho Cluiuiher of
I'ointnerce (iimrletto, composed of (1.
I.. Ilutton, Klincr Sitoddurd, Kher
wood Will,, hum and ti. S. Ulrnio will
sing several selections. II. K. Wat
lilim will he chairman of tho day.
Do You Use Dishes?
Then Sec Our Line of
DINNER WARE
r Wc Have in Open Slock
MANY PLEASING PATTERNS
There are seventeen ways to ex
press thanks, seventeen of which are
never heard by the elevator man.
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r- Let 111 Healfh Q
Bak- Sucps v 1
a Jliiij()alli- I
I Clflruprac-tlu I
EXTREMELY LOPRlCES
You Must Sec Them
at
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street Next to Pcnney's
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BUNTING'S
BARGAINS
MAXWMI.l, TOURING, laid
model. Exceptional tires,
condition and appoaranco
Rood, chains, Bpotliuht and
l'J-'S Uccimc.
i
AND
a.
MAXWKI
model,
condltln
TOIIItINO, Hll.l
irood ineehnnlcii
pricud to sell, with
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isaxv; pi u. A-1 comli
CMulppfil with ut arter, ele
HkMIm, I tlemounlable
l-'Oltl) TrW TUTcK, motor re
tround, gvuff tires, '23 license.
tloii-
C. W. Bunting
& Son
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Menu for Saturday &
and bunday
SOUP
(.Yeum of Tomato 15c
i SALAJJr
Conililntlon VeRetublo 40c
Conililntlon Kruit ..4uo
AKSorA;d Cold Meats and Potato
Hahl 4(lo
SANJJVVIUIILOS
Itost Pork ..ISC;
ltist- veni' ..'...r. rtc!K
IJUHHI-;itT
jsi-awiterry rit .......... )mi mlm 11 o
The Palace
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.fcrfcrson Avcnuo
I'honc AInin 7S2
h a a cured many
wea k neHses, v li e n
everything else has
failed.
Blood p return re,
rhemnatiKin, neurit
is, backiiches, head
nclK'S, heat and
kidney troubles,
Huccesafulljr treated.
Special electrl cat
treatments given.
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"HOUGIiTON'S
For Rca Bargains In
Used Furniture
Wc ruv Sell and Excrfangc Used Furniture
PhnnaolS-J 10G Fir Street
Dividend checks
to Oregon Life
policy holders
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wsra
are
Oregon
larfrr dlvidendi
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bigger this
yeaij than ever
igm miniRrmt
CbHcr Pitt
o our policy hm
Mm
BvprajUcath rate for the pir.t fifteen
manaflpment ha ma it prfh!e
r. UncrtJite effcclivc at of M.irch.
lie poller Holder I You abuuld be 1
ttllMC
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you rrnnnv
plae J(
sprciul
pins on
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Ibat will inn!
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coiler-plii, re-
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lire (4ieh urf.'djra ur lik ly
to ci'cTUB Insnrunctj will
nutlet ooti your lon, Imth
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to Ilie jM-r.ion or property ol
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fict aii((ini:ddlr lii-iiinT here
fiMrrfiu . I - r t , fidll-lfiil,
llaliihl) ami ntMriy damage.
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Agency
Home Office: PORTLAND, ORECO!
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Laurette'Taylor
Heart
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The play, by J. Hartley Manners' has been
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