La Grande evening observer., May 30, 1925, Image 2

THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Saturday, May KO. UttS.
Page Two
HILLS
i)i;i'AH'nn:.T sroitn
JIANAfif.ll'S TASK
Wlmt Ioi't l'"'x ' iNiinuncr
iln.v In llii. mm1.--, or ItMll I'lulr
Tin- iiiHulinn la lirirn ili( to mi-
V.ii'H iIIm-hknIhi; tin- -lmivliiK of n-r-
llllll ll'IIIHS wllll'll "'lllKT .IHIllW ur
lillipIMilnl,
.
6w
ini'tifluy Imiu of lhf I'l'lMll'-lon KuHt
I urn llilln,',l to think that It In "r'Koiil,n. At any ml.. !). I'm..
. ntoom bn-l.li nroniialllon. A l. 11- fi H Ilk.- Iln-y )mv.-
nunt-winnlnw rltil. ii.iihI Ik" llic I Itt'ulHll'K m.inhi i- now uml un- -x-...I
li.l,l. iiliillv 11 11111..I ht 'I ' H"K to r.-v. rm- the ,1,-clslur, to-
... . 1 I
nroncr v iianuieii.
No matter how wle thi' mannger
be en n not make bam- hitH for Ihe
butlem, pitch for the pitches or
Held for Ihc riehli ri He can direct
hut he cannot execute.
However, a capable manager can
n-ei fur more out of a team than the
lender whA lackn dliiloiiiiicv oh well
ns Hirntegy.
The hlrnffO White 8oX offer an ior ine nruu-n win xip eni
i WKumm example of what the man- ju ' K his running mate, JJurlli,
ager means to a hall club. w w w,'or ,he faicher's mu.sk.
, Tb Hox, a dUllnct dbtuppolnl-! "ramie has no pew uddltlons
bent last season, a tnilonder. urnj1 the lineup hut Walla Walla will
th. ...n.rUH ,,t the lit American l'"VO two. Heck, a pitcher from
leuguo rare,
1'hi. illffrn-iMH-.. in. Ilit-.. Irani':
KtloulliK In a (iilliplllllrlll lo llli
liii'llMMlN or ('oIIIiih aw a niaiinurr.
Jt Is flit- sniiii- ti'iim iIiiIiik nltll a
tllfr-n-nt silrll.
Vor yurii thn Hystuni wb ubp1 by
John MeUraw or the Nt'v York
UluntH liuti hi-cn . iniK'h jiroHH-uK-nt-tl.
'
McClruw (lonilnutpti li Ih ball club,
evt-n to Hie K'vlliB or nlnnul from
thi- bench im to wlmt type bull or the btsi tiurk uihlei.n or
l)Ollla be pitched, ! tho 1'ac-lflc roust line lo uppeur,
In every worlil Borlt-8 thin ractWhul In expeete.l lo be the fiint
liu been uppulellt uml bus lllao est of rolleijiute ineets In the hi.
be.-n inm-li rominenled upon. True, t lory of the l f.. roiiler , will
Mcdruw cunnot plleh Ihe bull, biltil.,. hehl In the V. of W. Madluin to.
he ran iletennlne what lie believes day.
will be the mom effeetlve style. Among the entrleii will be I.elnm!
lledruw stiiinls out u.s one or the 'Stanford university's M-mun Irum.
Rr.nteni miinuKeri. In the history or;wlileh ilelenullon Ineldeulally is ex.
the (fame, ills record Is most im- ported to shatter three uml pus
pusliiR. Ills uysleni is iinhiiio hut oibly four of 111- stundlliir ronfer
there Is no denyliiK thai It has pro- ,.nee rliuinploiiAhip reeonls. ulenn.
ilured results. --Tlny" llurtrunft, Kieul Stanford
neeeuuy n rnrmei- meiniier or ;
the New York (Hunts told me that
before a cerlaln crucial series with
Chtcugo, Ihe rirsi string catcher
leuui'siid that he be permllied to
do Ihe thinking. McC.rnw ofiieed.
The (.limits oi:t all four gumes.
That was a break for Mcilruw.
The team iniRht have lost them
hod he linen In charge. Huch thltiRs
liave happened.
However, those four defeats with
the catcher giving the sIriii, m the
ttorv goes, killed off all objections
to the McUiuw system of his dom-l
Uniting the play.
Tho (.hints this year seem well
nn (be nay (o a filth Miuluht pen.
limit under Met.riiMN illnvlhui.
Tlmt ulll be KomcthiiiK for rhul
imnnwei (() shoot til.
Texin nterlmnic says he stole, nn
nlrplane lor ti lurke, but maybe he
menus skyliiik,
There are 3r,iinu,omi children in
tho I 'nlted Miutes not counllug
thone l hat are kiowii.
Oirls In an enmern sehool smoke
pipes. Female ot the Specie Will
be sicked lh:ill the male.
Do Not
Suffer
from sore, tender or
bleeding gums.
We have a remedy for
this condition Unit is
guaranteed.
50c
Moon Drujj Co.
Everything 'or the
Sick Kooni
I'lione M-68
PIRATES PLAY
I L ILL
Interesting t hinga ruu)' develop
jut Ihi- meeting of I hi- heads of Ihe
I Itlue Mountain league lo he held
preceding the pendleton-Hukcr and
ila tirande-Walla Wallu hull gumeH
tomorrow.
Notice from President Sehrbeder
j announcing (hi' meeting guvi no
j reason fop tint action and (lie prob
lable Mtibjwt of discussion may In
lurrlvcij al only hy conjecture.
H tjeema likely (hut lite meeting
was railed to settle If possible the
j controversy over the admission
question. The charier of the leu-
fglie provides Itillt till' I WO IfUIIIH ul
jcaeh game tuk't a h)IU of t lit? jfiitc
receipts.
I Keccntly the La Grande ami Ha.
I lid cluhH have been charging the
i j regular nrlcc for the ground ad
mission and anolh'-r for the grand
.stand. The niamieiH of the two
clubs contend that I he grandstand
ud n ilsslon do cm n ul come under
ihc churter clause culling for the
Hp) It. This moot ipicHl ion will
probably he flecldcd at (he meet
ing at i'cndleton tomorrow.
iiuker and i'endtelon will play
an exhibition game today and u
regular league game tomorrow.
.lc(;arr!glc is scheduled lo of
ficiate in tin- hor. for I'endleton to
day wit h ) inula p suved for 1 he
r'guiar ftiic tomorrow. The i.a
ker team will start Foiibury with
th- $4.00 le.:iuty, Karl liruinlt, In
reserve.
The Hocks have been doing their
best all week to build up their
morale at Hr their U lo 0 floii at
linker hint Kuuday. The very sight
of UlUIKll
"big leuRUe" pitcher,
the Hiickaroo forces
di'iitorull..'l
ui - coriliiiK lo u Httil iim-iiI In W',l-
morrow. '
l'i rates lourncy North
The I'lraten will hwve their third
jUrgument with the lleura at Walla
Wallu tomorrow. In the fliHl two
matcheH the local club hu shut
oul the liearH with no ucores.
If this feal can be accomplished
M"lrt
th
I'lrales will do II io
mimmiww. IHHK iieiu, iunk iwy
I Whitman college am) O-urrclt. an
llnflelder who will probably lie seen
1 in action tomorrow.
VXlVl.'ItBITY OK WAR) UNO.
.TON, Heultlv. Willi aiiinoxlnii-.ti'ly
field nmn. will be their most fa-
inous entry.
liljiMt Schools l.iitcml
Kight Niiiools of the coast are en
tering teams; I'mversity of OrcKon.
Ongon Agricultural college. Whit
man college. Wushluitton Slute col
lege. Pniversity of Idaho, Stanford
university, I'lilversity of .Montana
und the I'nlverslty of WashtiiKton.
Praclicull every one of the schools
will enter 14 men. the full team, ul
though Whitman will send only
five men uml Idaho may not be ful
ly represented.
The Stanford team, f B up to
its usual form, .should rind little
trouble winning ihe meet. Miller
of Stanford has ihe iict time in
the 44n yurds record show, of 48. tl
seconds,
Mtwithstanding Ohnrterls excel
hut showing in the half, Itlehurd
i'on of Stanford can negotiate, the
ilistance in 1 : f 5 . Chart erls has
mtide 1 : r f . 2 . smith of Stanford
hns the best mark In the mile.
4:I!.r.;. and Lelstner, Stanford, tliv
b',e In (he 22n-yiird luw hurdles.,
his lime belnff 24 flat. He also
lends In the IhkIi hurdles with the
Hme of M.o seconds. Work of
Stanford holds the edge in the hlkh
Jump, ii feet, 3 i-H inches.
linrtntmt, stJtnford, has the hi't
ter marks In the shot, fit). II 3-4
und hi the dlM'iin, t f7 3-8, Kvers of
.Maniord excels In the Javelin,
1SS.2 feet.
Orciimi Has .luniHr
I Otherwise the Northwest schools
i may reasonably he expected to win
a f.-w first places. Sweet of Mon
tana has the hK jump in the cen
to! v. his bct time being s.S sec
onds. He also up pen is the be.-t In
Up- 22m, his Uuie - 21.4 seconds.
Clayton of x). A. c. en .ltt.-, with
liuvhiK Hie best time In the mtle,
4.2.S, although there is little dif
ference between his lime and that
of J.'mitli of Stanford. 4:252. .
John Hevine'.i sensational two
mile run Tuesday marks him as the
fovurite In thul distance. He u
rrom W. S. c. n. W(.m ti, two.
ille in c.3.9. breaking the etst.
in it record.
i PlamiHimn, Oregon, has the best
idlstunce tn the broad Jump, 23 4 J
ifeet. XnMin. Washington, with u
height of u feet, ii Inches tn the
I pole vault, imiy win that event.
.Monlatin has the Uv I Lino In the
i relay. 3 24.
Conference relay. Jnvelln, discus,
jfdiotput, broad Jump, high Jump,
I high hnrdlfs, iw htirdies, two
I mile, one mile, half-mile. 2?o vai.u
fund ma firds records at nil In
lunger,
STANFORD S
DOPED TO IN
Honor Famous Twirler
J)uzzy Vance, famous Brooklyn pitcher, was pruaentcd with $1000 in gold
and a medal trnhlcrnutie of tho most valuable player In the National,
league for the 11)24 Reaon during the Golden Jubilee celebration at
Khhets l'Ield the other duy. l'hoto shows Fred l.leb, president of. tho
VauchatJ Writ era' Afltioclatlon, niaking the prcaenlutton of the bag of goI4
to Vance. .
GOLF TOURNEY ! G I
BEGINS TODAY
What promises to be one of the
faHtent golf toil! nnilientH ever ed
j 1 1 KuMteru Oregon will belu al 10
o'clock thiH mornint; when pluyeM
representing the Walla Walhi.
Pendleton, Maker and l.u t;ranile
couniry rluhs tee off for the first
flight on the local cour.se.
Kach club wilt be represented hy
a ten-man team, picked from Ihe
bcHt the eli.b hiiH lo offer. Klnier
Sloddard. Charlie IfevnoldH. C. I,.
I.ari.son, Hay Murphy. II. R I Mx
on, S. D. t'ttwe. Joe Curr, CIiuhc
Holi uen k:n up, I ,ut her I nmn anl
KrneHt Wat kins will at) play like
Scolehmcn for the honor of tho
I.a (fiiicde country club.
Kuril man will play li'i holeH,
play lo Hi art ut 1 (I o'clock today
and ut 9 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ling. Tim ctfii for the winning team
in now on (tiHpiuy at t he Mlegri.Mt
Jewelry store,
'ollowlng, t)ie pluy (IiIh evening i
a dance for the general member
ship of Ihc club und the vlnitors i
will bo held In the club house.
TracltM tn be Shitted.
HOCKAWAY. Ore A targe for
ce of trackmen has arrived ut Jet
ty creek sldlnx and shifting of the
Southern Pacific main line tracks
this point will begin at once.
The ttiick will be moved westward,
about I f.o feet from present I oca- I
Hon, permitting completion of the
Jelly Creek-Hi Ighton section of the
Roosevelt highway Graveling Will
be undertaken shortly by the siali
highway commission and thi1 rtid
should he open tor traffic within a
fw weehfl.
Tho construction of this new nec- j
Hon of the highway reduces thei
mileage between liock.'tway and !
N'ehaiem bay points from 3ft miles
to six miles and places the ltocka
way beaches oil a through loop
route from Portland via Seaside
and Tillamook,
The Interiors Of temples of Hud
dha In Japan are to be opened to
the motion picture camera where
the ltes of (he piltstNond the re
ligious cereiiionleH Will be filmed
us an aid lo missionary work.
Tin- lilKli.Nl Iioihh- In tin- l-'ri-li--li
llh-nu-y uni'1,1 l:i H ittliun o
hull- In ill,- l-'ivnrl, Acatli'iiiy.
Crawled Out
1 yf-j&z&rZfa
Scared, but unhurt, Georg Warfel
ot trie. Pa., citiwlcd out from under
his auto when the roof of thi Krie
a tins, a dance tHat,i.in.v hurtling
thioujgh the nlr and onto hit car
during wind atotm. JT.
DEFEAT BEVOS
PACII K (OAST i.r.Af.ri-:
Clubs
Sun Francisco
J.OS At)geca ....
Halt lAtki'
W. I. Pet.
37 13 .7111
VJ it .5X2
2 22 .r.r.2
poriluud ..
seuttln
Oakland
Sacramento
Vernon
21 24 A tin j
22 27 ,44'J
22 27 .449
21 20 .41
17 35 ,:t22
vr.sTi:uiAY's iti:srirs
Sill I l,aUe I hubs cinon
. Jt. M.
Halt Lake
Vernon ..,
ISatterleH: ponder and
ilarioot and IT.innali.
7 2
clem:
On Its stop Solons
H. TT. K.
Hncnimonto 1 fi
(jakland 3 8 3
Hulterics: Hughes and M. Shen;
Km use and Head,
AngcN 7, Heavers 2
Los Angelex 7 10 0
Portlund 2 11 1
Butteries: Glayne und Snmiiierg;
Hums, Meeker and Tobln.
liumpkiis licfcotcd.
H. 11. V..
Ran Francisco 3 7 3
Seattle 1 tl 1
ltalterea:( McWeeney und Yelle;
plummer and Huuiovii'h. Uoyle.
(AM K PSTPOKI
Hi-cause of ruin, the t-cliednlcd
game In ihe Twilight league es
tettlay iif tern oon between the La
Grande Athletic cluh and the Hi
jackers was postponed until later.
Only 3 5 per cent of bread is
homeiuude where formerly 70 per
cent wiiB homemade.
FOR SALE
r.-UOOM MODERN HOME will be sold at coHt.
See 11s at once.
The Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
Retail Yard across tracks on Greenwood Ave,
.Safety -fSioiftty (bmlbifabli
Come lo our 6 luge Do pot on Jpffrrmn St.
Stnjii- lto from there dslly e-rpt KumUft.
I.KAVE I.A GRANDE XU
Jow'llli 7:3ft 9:00 . '12:30 - 4:00
Itnlitv 9:00 1:00 4:30
I fiiillium 11:00 . 4:00
DF.POT l'HONE MAIN Tit
Exide Batteries
STKOMH1-.HG CA1IIII 'KKTOIIS
S. M. Spotlight
Pack anl Win nil slc
;enrrator A Starter I. rashes
Light (JnhoM all siic
I fillip Sockets
;eiHiluc Itemy ami IVIco
4IK rolnlH, dr.
FRED T.
E
E
I'OVH. (Hpectul) Through Ihc
t ftoris of 11. O. Avt-ryf county ug
riculturtHt, Mr. Ilrown, of the State
Kxpcrimcnt Htution ut flood Ktv
er, caini lo Cove Wedneftduy to ud
vim the orchardlutH in Din care of
their cherry Ireen, thai were dain
Ked during the severe cold th!B
winter. . Mr. Hrown In head of the
xperimenl farm and In alno un ().
A. (. Kxtenslon worker. He liaH
hud coiiHldeiabli e;:pirlcnce in thiH
Hue of work. He advlm-a that all
I he di-ud wood be cut from the
ch uud thai purtlculur aitdilion
be g yen the HOi. A COVlT for Win
ter of wheut, rye or anything that
wilt wlthHiuntl the cold Ih good, asj
itiiH will have a tendency lo abMori
ill HurplUH moisture and also help
to mature the tree ami get It ready
lor it period o dormancy.
Minn Nell KckiTHlcy, or i'orthind
will upend the weely end with her
pareniu hero.
Mi-h. K. It. I'onklln, of Ontario,
will vinil her pareutH, Mr. and 'Mtm.
(). J'leker.sU-y here over t he week
end.
Mr. and Mih. H. C. HfH and
daughter, Mi:i ('ounle, were Cove
viwitorH WedneHilay, the Kuenla ul
.Nils. A. (i. Conliliil.
Mr. and .Mih. I)url I.iiiuleiH were
( ove viHllorii WedneHda.
Al the M. I. A. district content
with linker, Tnlrtii, I.a Grande.
Inihler arul Cove contenting at. the
! I . K. iiinuteiuent hall Wed new -day
evening Cove won the eonteT.
In HlnliiK. Tie winning team con
sisle,) oi Ibrtrund Warden, Jiih
tln r-'cl;, WIMnrd Peck und lt:ildi
Colletl.
llueiios Aires S)M'llds l-'reely
To Keep Hh Slrci'tH ('lean
lil'KNOS AIKKR (AP) The city
fathers of liuenon Aires, who take
pride in the reputation of their city
an one of the cleanest In the world,
huve decided lO Spend 2,11110.000
pesos to have the daily cleaning
Job done both quicker and belter.
They have closed a contract with
an A m erica ii concern for So big
automobile K"hngc trucks, with a
C.erman company for loo autonio-
;bile street .sweepers, and Willi a
French rompnity for 40 automobile
sprinklers, which will replace the
horse drawn vehicles now in use.
There was a lively international
contest for these contracts. The
American concern supplying I he
garbage trucks, valued al $lifi0.(in
com pel ed agiiinsi three (ierman,
t hree French, Hirer Knglbdi. one
Italian and seven ot her American
mnnufuct nrers.
MisslHslpii farmers hud a hog
railing con test. Wonder what
the winenr called a rood hog? ;
New York man ond li Ih wife
were on t h o s:i me j ury a nd it
agreed.
Radu
to
Sunday. May 31.
IHnuntnlii Stamhuil Time Stations.
KOA. Denver, Colo., (322.4), lo:&
a. m.. First Fuiturkin society; 4
p. m., Sunday afternoon music,
Mrs. Faye Hoswell, organist; 7'
47. corn mcmornt ton life and
worhs of Italph Waldo Kmerson.
Pneiric Standard Time; Stations.
KFI. Los AnKeles, Cnllf. (407), fi:
30 p. in., Mcluiniel's nightly do
ings: : 4 f - 7 . Father Itlcflrd's
Run-spot weather forecast ; mu
sical appreciation talk; 7-S. from
Mage and studio of Metropolitan
theuter, Albert Kuufman. direc
tor; S-9, Prior Moore'a concert
trio; 9-10, F.vamiuer; Anton La
da und his LotilHiana Five; 30.
Klaxon Horn
Slop l.lgliti
Hntiert l.nM-h and Champion
Sprk Plug
(pHT Tubing
(aihrlel SnublMT
BURGESS
I SOS .leffcrMcvn An.
JT S
New Senator
ueorge H. W'.lliams of St. ouls Ii
expecit'd to be appointed United
States senator from Missouri, suo
cttdlng the late Selden P. bpenceR
WW
II, Packiird Klghf dance orcheH
trn, direcilon . Hill Heiinessy,
Starr Ituaseii, the blue Htreuk oi'
Jiudio.
K'FWH, Hollywood. Calif., (2fil').
9-11 p. m., movie night, present,
ed by Warner bi os: West Coast
studios with stars, music and
prese agents.
KGO, Oakland, Calif.. (301.2), 11
n. m., First Haptist church; 3:it
p. m:, KGO Little Symphony or
chestra; 7:45, First Haptist
church.
KOW. Portland. Ore. (411. TO, 10:-30-12
m.P First Presbyterian
church services, Or. Harold
Tiowman, pastor; G-6:4 5 p. ni
services. Church of Our leather
( First I 'nit aria n ) , 1 toy. W. G.
Kllot, pastor.
KH.I. Los Angeles. Calif., (405.2),
G-6:.'.n p. m., Leiffh ton's Arcade
cafeteria orchestra. Jack Cron
shaw.' lender; 6:30-7. Art Hick
man's Hi ii m ore hotel concert or
rhestru, Kdward Fit zpat rick", (ii
rector: 7-7:::o. organ recital, Ar
thur lllakely. organist; S-ll pro
gram, Harold I. Arnold, Inc.. ar
ranged by J. Howard Johnson, a
welcome to the Shrine host.
K NX. Hollywood, Calif., CCtfi.S).
7-S p. m.. Flrnt Presbyterian
church of Hollywood; 8-9, Am
bassador hotel concert orchestra,
Josef Kosenfeld, director: 9-10:-30,
program, Va Hurl la Memorial
association; ( 'nlnion l.uboviskl,
concert violinist.
KPO, San Fransisco. Calif. (428. 3),
11-12, in.. Hev, Koberl U Jack
son; Theodore J. Irwin, organ -isl
: 2-3 p. m Theodore J. Ir
win, organist: (i-G:30, States re
staurant orchestra; , 6:.HI-7:3lh
Palace hotel concert orchestra;
S:ah-10, Itudy Seiger's Fuirniont
hotel orchestra. -
KTCL, Seattle, Wush. (306.9), 7:-50-9:10
p. in.. First Church of
Christ, Scientist.
Monday. Juno 1.
Mountain Standard Time Station.
KOA, Denver. Colo. (322.4), 8 p.
in., Fred Schmitt and his Kiatto
theuter orchestia; 8:10. "I'nlted
States Citizens' Military Train
ing Camps," Morrison Sha froth ;
KOA orchestra; Colorado Woin
in"s college glee club.
ur
n il 1 1
113 L
Pacific Kiamlanl TJmo Ktutloii.
KKAK. Pullman. Wuah. (3iti.(i),
7:3u-9 p. m., (Hadya Kraser. vio
liniai: vocul soIoh, students Prof.
Herbert NuHinyth; Vera Hob like,
HOiruno: Hurrle Boh like, tenor;
Higue Hution, soprano; Normon
HeiiMon, baritone; Margaret
Wagner, hanjolst; ":tnitury Ani
mul Kood Products," Jean K.
K. Wegner: "June and the Kami
MarketH.u It. N. Turner: "Some
Itetreiit ProponaJ Allecfing Col
lege Kducation," Prof. (Jeore A.
Coe; ".Sumiuer Cure and .Man
agement of Piks," Prf. it. T.
Hmllli.
KI'l. Lch Angeles. Calif.. 4f.7), U.'
p. in., Kxaniiner'H Kbrine
half hour: fi-6:lfi. MclmnielH'
nightly doliiK: 0:4j-7, muHlcal
apineciution tall;; 7-K. California
Serenadeis dance orchestra, di
rection (Jeorge Cronk; Siginund
Kaelis, vloltn Koloi.st: Z-9, pro
gram, wl l)riig company: Tibia
Hohi, contralto, l.oa Angel. 'A
the quartet; !)-1m, program. Wal
ter M, Murpliy Motoi.s company;
Virginia Klohri, Kadio night jugate.
For Sale!
Four-ucre I ract, modern
home, close in. Splendid buy,
part cash. Good resilience
in Pendleton: clear. Trade
for property here.
H
A bargain in five-room I' ill
basement home, on pave
ment for $3100. Also a good
7-room for $27r.u.ou. And
an excellent faiy In a 4
room house.
o . .
nut itr.vr
"close In T.erengo, good land;
easy terms.
Security Land &
Savings Co.
W. H. Bolinenkamp
Company
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
Est. 18 -
We Go Out of Our Way to Serve
Our old customers nn our friends. .
Wo welconio new ruloniiTs and make new friends rvory day.
THE CITY GROCERY
Just IUu of Oarr's on Mr Street
PHONE MAIN (78 RAT 11A1JM FKEB DELIVERY
Memorial Day Again
Tliey sleep. Though they will never return
they are not dead their spirit lives eternally.
Their glorious heroism the spirit of their
matchless sacrifice stand on duty it confi
dently watches us, knowing well that we never
forget that they fought and conquered for an
ideal.
The hoys of .'Gl, of '98, of '17 they went
when duty called them. Little it is that we can
do now to pay proper tribute in memory 'of
the Flower of the Land. But
we may wear a poppy, bow
' our neacis, and pledge anew
on this Memorial Day our de
votion to their ideals.
United States
National Bank
I.a (Grande,
Let us live the day
Condi'.ct the day
And think the day
in a manner becoming
the nobility of the sac
rifice it commemorates.
ASH BROS.
SILVER FOX
I -'or an IHKAIj Investment
LOOK me up. Vou never
Will obtain Hie lilglt QUAL
ITY in SILVIllt-l'OX when
IH AI1V". Willi mail nitleis,
or wllh anyone 1 1 aiding
nlyout sell ii i(i breeders us ou
will by pure Iiuk!ii hcic, .My
guarantees and liel.ful Jn
hirinutlon cvlciuled you can
pot Ih- duplicated. Ile.sldes
ytm pay less luie fuv better
stock.
I also have a few thousand
dollars In loan out to Im? sv-
ci u ed by inipiiivct city pnp
cily only (fiit nmrigagi-).
II. W. SMITH.
Prop. .
R. F. I). 2 La Grande,
Oregon.
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