La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 17, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912. PAGE THREE r STATEMENT OP THE CONDITION OP THE UnitedStatesNationalBank OF LA GRANDE, OREGON, ' At the Close of Business April 18, 1912. v RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ,..'.......:........-..-......... $301,573.69 Overdrafts None 'TT. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation .................. 25,000.00 Porto Rico Bonds sec. Postal Dep..... 5,000.00" Premium on U. S. Bonds . :i .- 4yi.l4 Bonds and City and-County Warrants ...... 16,490.58 Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures... . 28,396.40 Redemption f 'and 5 per cent of circulation 1,250.00 Cash and due from Banks -a- - - 152,480.78 $530,652.59 ...$100,000.00 12,101.62 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits Circulation Due to Banks Certified Checks '.rri, ,p:;,2 Deposits ...I...... 25,000.00 11,730.76 .,..; J- 100.00 ....... 381,710.21 $530,652.59 BOARD OF DIRECTORS N. K. West Win. Miller, T. J. Scroggin, H. E. Coolidge, A. T. Bill, C. T. Bacon, J. F. Conley, J. L. . Cavlness, Judge J. C. Henry. . ' - ' . ' , Having adequate equipment and exceptional facili ties for handling business in every department of banking we confidently invite the accounts of. cor porations; firms and individuals to whom we are pre- ' pared to extend every courtesy and accommodation consistent with 'correct and progressive : banking -methods. ' Z. ..'-'- - ' w - ' - . .Portland, oreeon " , 'T72b,ttit Kid Day School for Glrlymiler Sfc. r1rVof Birte or M. John 5U!Ute'P.!',".:T (BtiddMit popili muit be over M roan of r mi. Th.8litir6unrlw.0HiM 2a.St.HcltsH!l,Port.;tli.i r. THOROUGHBRED HYMOTH ROCKS Pullet' aiii Cockerel- Matfnga Utility Maticgg. Eggs for i ale. For Prices Cor. ' respond to D.B. STODDARD La Grande, Ore . CLEANING, DYEING, PRESSING Careless Kids are frequent damagers of their clothes. There is no cause for' worry very little damage will be really done If we. are entrusted with. the cleansing and renovation of the gar ments. We are expertB at the busi ness, never Injure an article, call for and deliver orders and are reasonable In our charges. We can save you a lot of money in your wardrobe an nually.. -; ... ; THE CLUB TAILORS. 1013 Adams Ate, : Phone Blk 1241. over : , kis EVERY MAN WANTS , but he don't want it to leak la every storm,- by having poor shingles laid on It. Our shin-; gles will not split or shrink, as they are the best that money can buy. . i , . WEN AHA LUMBER COMPANY Main732. Greenwood and Madison Before Building repairing 1 ft .O Corner H see Clark cfe to. W a r r. i n rv i ! w " V M. A a . a Take Bccd Be sure to have an abstract of the farm or lot yon are considering purchasing be fore you liiTest, . .Tou .wiU know then to the smallest detail Just what the history of the parcel Is If yon liavo us draw up the abstract. Absolutely accurate work and prompt service. BAD F ELDING LOSES gie BOISE TAKES REVENGE FOR THE - FIRST DEFEAT. Tlii'('c I'ltclicrs Again Work for La Grundo With No Support. - Stinging . vengeance was exercised "by Hugh Kellackey and his cohorts yesterday, taking 'the third game of the series here from La Grande by the lop'-sided score of 17 to 4. Boise misused three La Grande pitchers, al though they had less luck In chastis ing Etchandy than any of the other two that worked. Estchandy's support was enormously rotten and ragged. With the possible . exception of Wal ters and Cosgriff In the Infield, "ev-, erybody ' was doing it" scandaously of ten.. --.McConnell,. a brick hued mound artist from Boise, was. dele gated the pitching task but Kellaukey didn't like the way he was working and put Crutchfleld on the hill about the same time that Mclnnls was" chased. Boise scored five run? on six hits In the first Inning and front then, on the big Frenchman would have, held them down nicely with the sup-. port that La Grande - accordo.l v Its , pitchers the day before. Thrse dou ble plays added a little spice l;'-lli3 H' at In c in fact BoIt's flildlng was always a feature., ranse' , had . six nss'sts " . -' . . K v Crutchfleld Wis Good, . ' i Kellackey's repress itatlyn on the tneund was all to the good and al though La Grande hit lor a total of five : hits, they were scattored and Kughie is well pleased with thn way Crutchfleld behaved.' As the game progressed La Grande lost its unity, what little It did have, and played loose, ragged ball with no effort at team , work and the conse quence was a heart breaking and sorrowful game for the La Grande rooters. ' - " '"' BOISE. AB R H POA E Luttrell, 3b". ... .....6 4 4 0 0 0 Lundstrum, 2b ..... .43 3 ' 3 2 0 McRae, lb ..5 3 4 11 0 ' 0 Gimllu, cf ...6 1 2 0 0 0 Harmon, rf 4 2 1 2 0 .0 West, If ............6 2 4 2 0 1 Jansen, ss ...52 13 7 2 Kang, c ........ ....4 0 16 10 McConnell, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Crutchfleld, p 4 0 0 0 2 0 Everybody Will Do It Now- DO WHAT? Stop at our store on Sunday afternoons, when out riding. Why? Because we have our soda fountain going and can serve you with any. kind of a irink you want. Give us a trial, our ico cream sodas, milk shakes, lemonades, Sundaes, etc., are appetizing and refreshing. Stop the next time you are out driving or motoring and try one. You'll stop again. General Merchandise Island City, a) .' Oregon. -. n insulting names are applied to players, umpire and spectators, has been the rule in the grand stand ever since the series started from one or two sources. Yesterday Grant Lincoln-put a quietus on part of it, but more is needed. No one expects a spectator to shut bis traps and sit there like a lump on a log, but Insin uating, slurring, Insulting rooting that has prevailed has kept ladies away and those who go are constantly on the verge of embarrassment. The au thorities can make themselves very popular by continuing their crusade for cleaner rooting, started yesterday. It is useless to try to enumerate the plays or convey to the readers any notion of how it all happened It hap pened, all right. Today is ladies' day and every Fri-' day hereafter' will probably be set aside for the ladles. The announce-' ment was not made, however, until, the game yesterday and the free tick-, ets will probably not be taken ad-; vantage of as.-freely as they will be hereafter. sAii DRINK America's Best Mineral Water It's Good for What Ails You 45 17 19 27 12 3 . LA GRANDE.' AB R H POA E Cosgriff, 3b 4 12 2 10 Teck, cf ...5 0 1 2 0 3 Owens; ss . . . . .r'. . . ,4 1 12 3-4 Fitzgerald, 2b ......4 0 1 0 2 2 Forbes, If .........3 1 2 1 0 0 Walters, lb '....3-0-0.13 0 0 Miller, rf 3' 0 0 10 0 Meghier, c . . . . .1 0 0 6 1 1 Stamp, c ....... 1 "0 0 1 10 Mclnnls, p ....0 0 0 0 0 2 Etchandy, p .1 1 1 0 4 0 Nichols, p .........1 0 0 0 0 0 , . 33 4 9 27 14 12 The Abstract & Title Company, Inc. I. A GRANDE, OREGON C. M. lOCIt lYOtMV .Si-crctary ' Office with La Grande and S'nim.er. Investment Compnnjj Proe .fielded for in the ninth. -. Bradley ran for Etchandy, scor ing run. ... SUMMARY. " "',.' Earned runs, Boise 5, La Grande 2; three base hl!s, Lundstrum (2), Forbes; two base hits, Luttrell, Mc Rae, -West, Teck, Owens, Fitzgerald; first on balls, off Etchandy 3, off Nich ols 1, off Crutchfleld 3, off McConnell 1; eft on baseB, La Grande C, Bulse 10; wild pitches, Mclnnis, Etchandy; .first base on errors, Boise 3, ; La Grande 3; struck out, by Mclnnis 1, Etchandy 5, Crutchfleld, 4; double plays, Jansen to McRae, Fitzgerald to Owens to Walters, Crutchfleld to Jan sen to McRae; passed balls, Meghier. Time of game, 2 hours, 15 minutes. Umpire, Longanecker. Scorer, Nelson. SCORE BY INNINGS. Boise ..5 1 0 1 1 2 0 7 017 La Grande 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0M- - 4 J- . AFTER THE GAME. Tenk's long drive was robbery West made a splendid run for It and got closo enough to spoil a clean Int. Town ball tactics was the rule when La Grande had the field. One example , of this was when Mesh'.cr threw wild to Fitzgerald who stab bed for It, knocking the throw oi'cr bis head and when Teck came !n to tupport the wobbly play, he, too. Ju:r the trrow. In the Interim; men wto scoring. ' , , ; I ' O'i'or-zealcnis ' rooting, '" especially The latest, the prettiest In hand bags, you can see them at Silver- thorn's family drug Btore. 5-17-2t PROFESSIONAL DIKECT'HtY 4 $$$s-3S'$$'8St'S I'UISICIANS AND SCBGEONS OH. M. K. HALL Physician and Sur geon. Cor. Adams Ave. and Depot tit, Phone, Main 23. N. MOLITOR, M. D Physician anr Surgeon. Corner Adams Ave. and Depot St. Phones: Office,' Main 68. Residence, 69. A. L; RICHARDSON, M. D. . J. W. LOUGHLIN, M. D. Drs. Richardson & -Loughlln, Physicians and Surgeons rhones Office Black 1362. Dr. Richardson's Rob. Main 56. ,. Dr. Loughlln's Res. Main 757 0. H. UPTON, Pb. G. M. D. PhyslclBL and Surgeon. - Special attention to Eye, Ear, NoBe and Throat. Office In La Grande National Bank Build Ing. . Phones: Office Main 2; Resi dence Mala 32, : DR. H. L. UNDERWOOD Diseases i the eye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Diseases of women and children. Offices: Adams avenue, over Wright Drue Co. - ' GEO. - W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopath Physician. "Over Lilly's Hard war store. Phone Main 63. Successor to Dr. F. E.. Moore. VETERINARY. UK. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sur geon. Office at Kill's Drug stort La Grande. Residence Phone, Ref 701; Office Phone, Black 1361: In dependent Phone 53; Both Phonp ' Residence. ATTORNEYS AT LATV COCHRAN & r.nOMRAN Attorneys nhan B. Cotirn-) Mil Gi'o T. Coch ran. La Grande National Banli Building, La Grande, Oregon. T H. CRAWFOTtD . TtOBT. 9. EAKIN CUAVFORD ft EAKIN Attorneys at law. Practices In all the courts r,f hP state nnii iTnlted States. Of a.-e Ir. Grnnrte National Banli nulldlng. La GrairV,. OteHou. THE PEARE SCIENTIFIC 8IS TEST OF FITTING GLASSES -MEANS A careful examination of each eye separately by a spe cialist who devotes his time to the proper prescribing of glas ses. . MEANS A departmeniqpclentl fically equipped and exclusively conducted for the proper fitting of glasses. MEANS Permanent relief from all headaches and nervousness caused from eye-strain. MEANS An absolute guarantee of satisfactory results from an , established business of over 20 years. ... MEANS That you are entrust ing your eyes to an attendance graduate from the leading opti cal college of the United States, and not to a self styled spe cialist. We grind all our own lense, only first quality blanks used, We make a specialty of Kryp : tok, Bifocal and Torlc lenses. KPlyptoic JWSmiBI-FgCAlJ . ... m light, solid lenses smooth, un broken surfaces no conspicuous fines cementing done away with no clouding and no lodging places for dust and dirt m J H. PEARE h SON Jewelers and Optometrists Opposite U. S. Land Office Iron With An Electric Iron These Hot Days . f l Waiting for irons to heat. (Arid j Vsllt Villi save time) f Changing irons, (and save steps) I Sweltering over a hot stove, (and iron where it's cool. It'saves your health and your temper.) Scorching clothes, (the steady, ev en heat of the electric iron saves your clothes.) ' Electricity is cheaper for ironing than wood. and SAVE We handle electric irons in all 'sizes at very reason able pikes. Main 34. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.