La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1912, Image 7

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Harmon, rf
Kins, c ...
Ray, If
Brown, 2b
Forbes, ct
Mclvor, p .
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Rader, 3b
Robinson,
Lodell, lb
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PENDLETON.
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Melm Goes Goed nnd. T??- Nadeai. 2b i .4
Snpperi CeM UKlt Alt. - reck. If ............4
Pitcher Sttnfield yesterday wilaon. rt
noon found that A thorny bed to lie on ' AugUBtttii 3
bad been manufactured by himself in pgmbrooli, o
the tint canto, of a game that was gUnneM p ......... 3
lull OI UI iiiiMi. a.u ... r ,
ances, La Grande winning seven to . :
atanfleld recently came from
i to strengthen the Buekaroo. Thl.-. v. hit. Lodell: two baae
nltchlnr staff and thla was his flrat ef- h;t f-h-.. home run Wilson; first on
fort His effort was good too, after bali8oft stanfleld Mclvor 1;
the first fatal inning oui u biwumu gtruA out by stanneia , mcvor
' 32 2
SUMMARY.
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o. vnnil n KU ' MdVOt. i;i f i ! , 1
"Whispering Phil". Nadeau scored
Al Lodell for Pendleton In the first
Inning after the Initial Backer bad
rapped out a clean three bagger.
Again in the second Oarref s troupe
rattled the home, pan when Wilson
went the circuit on What should have
been a two, or three base drive, at
the most The throw in was bad. Mc- j
Ivor got himseir inio a ugu uum
Runs
Hits
am ah whan it lnnkMi like Pendleton i TT.
was DOUna to score, om diuwu v-.-
to the rescue with a ciever stop ana Pendleton:
a double to Barry . wnen me
were Jammed. - '
Five men were walked by Stanfleld
In the first canto, the mound artist
contributing an error of hU own mak
ing to make matters worse and Pern
brook let a throw go by him that
cored the fourth run alter two lorces
Forbes' two bagger, Stanfleld's fumble
of Mclvor's hit and Barry's clean
drive to left field brought in the fifth
it mil '.!) mti1tthl:t III
the third, stole second and scored
. when Mclcor drove out another hot
liner. It was Forbes again who came
galloping home-in the eighth when he
himself singled, was sacrificed to sec
ond by a high foul, and went to third
on Nauglitons sacrtnce ny, coming
home on Barry's drive to Nadeau that
was poorly handled. Mclvor, too, got
in bad nt times but gilt-edged sup
port especially In the field was his
salvation. Naughton's error was real
ly Immaterial and La Grande can be
said to have played faultless ball.
How the teams get through the games
with so few errors is something that
surprises even the players for the field
is not yet good, though the builders
are extending every effort to make it
so. Time and perservance must be
exercised neiore tne inneia- win m
smooth.
-- LA GRANDE.
AB R H POA E
Naughton, ss . .2 1 0 1 2 1
Barry, lb 5 0 1 10 1 0
Luttrell, 3b 4 1 10 2 0
left on bases, Pendleton 5, La Grande
8; double plays, Nadeau v auiukm
in ijvIaii. Brown to Barry; first base
An arrnni. Pendleton 1. La Grand 8;
.Hv.nr.H nn balk. 1: stolen bases,
Forbes. Mclvor; sacrifice bits, Robin-
rhtnn. Mclvor: umpire. Long-
necker: time of game, one hour 35
minutes: scorer, Mrs. Van Buren.
) SCORE BY INNINGS: -
La Grande
i..4 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 x 7
.i.O 2 1 2 0 0 0 2 s 7
NOTICE OF STREET DIPROYEMEST
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No-J
lice Is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the com
mon council of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, on the 24th day of April, 1912
creating improvement district No. 27,
and designating North Second street
as such district, and in pursuance of
a resolution adopted by said common
council on the 24th day of April, 1912,
whereby said council determined and
declared its intention to Improve all
that portion of North Second street, in
said improvement district as herein
after described by laying - thereon
macadam pavement, the council will,
ten days after the service of this no
tice upon the owners of the property
affected and benefited by ' such- im
provement, order that said above de
scribed Improvement be made; that
the boundaries of said district to be
so Improved are as follows:.
All that portion of North Second
tUtet, from the north line of W ave
nue, to the. center of Lake avenue.
(A) And the property affected or
btnefitted by said improvement is as
follows: v . ,: .
The west half of LlockB 3, 4, 7. 8, 11,
15 and 10, and tho eat half of Vorla
17, IS. 19, 20. 21, 22 and 23 In River
side addition to the city nf La Grandu:
Oregon, and tho west half of block 4
end the ea6t half of block S lu .ftynear
srn's addition - tn tbo city ,. of La
Grande, Oregon. '
Notice is hereby further given that
the cour.cii -will levy a special as.-ii.s3
:t nn all tho uronerty affected anri
ycni-Dtefl by suoh improvement for tba
purroee of pay'Tip, for sr.ch lmprove
mtuL That tho estimated co.-t of siu-h
improvement la tho sum of $14,21 4. l!0.
That tlio council will, on tbo 3rd .day
of Jul. 1!H2. inpwt at the council
chamber nt tha hour of S o'iVhIs ii.
m., to consHer s-al.l pstlnintcl itm,
and thii h'.iy of said aj:-:?3ieLt, vhHti
a jearing will l? granlo to fio per
son feelip;; 6ir,"'ri;v.- d hy suth aiSi-ss-ment,
. '
La Cranio. Oregon, Ju'nfl 'ijth. 1512.
CITY C'O'.N'CiL Of i.A UKANDIi,
OUEGrOX. ;
I C. M. IIUMi'ITREYS,
Ktcofder of the city of 'La Giatuc.
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rost uame tfemaras.
An time that Brown can't get them
they don't come secondward. He plays
deep and covers a big -field. As yet
be Is weak at batting, his only fault.
"Brown" is his nom de plume.
Rav. thouarht that isn't his name,
made splendid showing in left field,
Blthoueh he.- like Brown, didn't bat
well. Forbes got the hand for pul
lig down a bard drive In deep cen
ter and various other stunts. He was
much in the foreground yesterday.
Rader, the youngest player in the
league, has been returned to third
after a week of sickness. Robinson
was sent to mid field In. place of
Mensor.
Teck and Augustus were the bit
ting stars along with Lodell, for the
Garrett tribe. - . - '
A big crowTl is expected over from
Pendleton tomorrow. Because the
grand stand isn't complete, the local
fans will entertain the guests from
automobiles on the sidelines.
Desmond will be one of cue pitchers
In .the double header tomorrow, al
though It Is not a double header for
one game is slated, for 10:30 and the
other for 3:30. Etchandy was on for
toda and Maxmeer Sunday morning,
probably.
A quick double saved Stanfleld more
scores yesterday. Nadeau, Augustus
and Lodell figuring in the play when
scores were about to drop. .
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
'10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the com
mon cor.rcll of the city of La Grande,
Oregou, pa the 21st day of February,
1912, creating Improvement district
No. 45 and designating Cove avenue
as such district and .la pursuance of
a resolution adopted by sal common
council on the 21st day of February,
1912, whereby said council determin
ed and declared its intention to Im
prove all that portion of Cove avenue
in said improvement district as here
inafter described, by laying thereon
board walk on the south side, k the
council will, ten days after the service
of this notice upon the owners of the
property affected and benefited by
such improvement, order that . said
above described Improvement be made
tbat. the boundaries of said district to
be so improved are as follows:
All. that portion of Cove avenue from
the east line of Jefferson avenue to
the west line .of 'Willow street
A) And the property affected or
benefited by said Improvement la as
follows;
J!lo k 2 of Coggan's addition, block
A. and tho west 55 feet of block B and
tots 1 and 2 of block D, Coggan's sec
ond addition and lots 1 and 2 of block
1, Hunan's addition, all in the city of
J i Grande Oregon.
Notice is hereby further given that,
lit; council wili levy a special assess
ment on all the propert affected and.
oi'nnfited by sucn .mprtfr-'aie'it for the
itinmse-of 'iM.'t 13 t ' inch lmpnmv
jiioiif. That the estimated cost of
mioIi Improvement Is the sum of
J".i9.7:!. That the council will, on the
"rii day of July, 1912 meet at the couu
iii cnainber at the hour of X 3 f:laTt,
ii. in., to consider said est:ma;e1 i-im
p 14 the lovy of b;iIi asgesdinen-., t.cn
a" hearing will be granted to Jty i1 -r-.vii
reeling aggrieved by such ai!M
ment La Grande, Oregon, June IJJi If':'.
UTY COl'NCIL OF LA GRAN PE.
CLE HON. '
Uy C. M. HUMPHREYS,
liecordor o ftiie City of La Or.ui"
Oxfon.
V SPOBTIXG AD KISDBXD .
SUBJECTS. ...
-
. North Powder has two teams, and
when the, Eaustern Oregon league
games are scheduled, these home
guards play, rain or shine, v
Tomorrow it - is Elgin at Joseph,
Wallowa at Enter(lse In the Branch
line league.' Fans alonarthe branch
claim that once in while the Trl
State league pulls off a game that can
compare with the branch, but not al
ways. -
Pendleton scribes are throwing Out
over the way Perry bluffs. The magni
tude of the bluffing evidently Increas
ed directly as the ratio of tba mile
age for at close range the Muffling U
good baseball bead and not rowdyism.
Boise papers claim that La Grande
is spending more money than, any
other club in equipping a ,- suitable
field and assures its readers that be
cause La Grande's club is in the cel
lar is no sign she Intends going up in
smoke. You're right brother. Far
be it from us to quit '
' Good nice Inside baseball is the or
der of the day at the ball park these
dayB.
Next week it will be six more games
at home, with Walla Walla, probably,
coming. WaUa Walla, by the way, is
tickled to death every time La Grande
wallops Pendleton for that puts the
truck raisers tbat much farther ahead.
The first thing you know it will be
Boise in the .cellar and Barry's tribe
fighting for second place.
Lovers of water sports are to get
their fill July 4th when fancy diving,
water baseball, log rolling and canoe
races will be the order of the day. It
will be beld during the evening hours
to make it more comfortable, too.
ninnu inrin
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Complete line of bakery goods, fresh
fruit ice cream, cigars and tobacco,
candy. Model Bakery, Fir St. branch.
July number Ladles' Home Journal in
stock. jWig
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Vacuum
J HOUSE CLEANING
. FPH0LSTEBI56
FUBMTCRE REPAIRING
MATTRESS MAKING
L. F. BELLINGER,
PII05E R2U B4H.
SHIJiE HARMON HTJGS THE CHIEF
- CLOSELY.
Present Week's Batting Shews k La
Grande Ctnb iLesAM . I
Jack Barry, - closely pushed by i
"Shine' (John) armon. holds the top
rang In batting tor the week of games
here.- La Grande baa more high-up
batters than Pendleton and more low
bitters, with the result that the team
average In three games now played
shows La Grande trifle In the lead.
Wilson, who sapped a home run yes
teiday, leads Pendleton. The individ
ual ' averages Including "yesterday's
game, follow:
. PENDLETON,
AB H PC
Mensor . : 9 3 J33
Robinson ...........13 3 .163
Lodell- ........12 2 .167
Nadeau 11 4 .363
Teck 12 4 .333
Wilson 10 4 .400
Augustus .10 f .100
Pembrook 1 .111
Hewitt .., 4 0 MOO
Osbourne S 1 ' .333
Rader 4 1 .250
Stanfleld 3 0 .000
LA GRANDE. .
Ray ; 4 0 .000
Mclvor 5 2 .400
Naughton ..9 1 .111
Barry 11 5 .455
Luttrell 12 4 .333
Harmon ........ 9 4 .444
King 10 2 .200
Lawrence 3 0 .000
Walters .. 6 0 .000
Forbes 9 4 .444
Maxmeyer 4 1 .250
Brown 6 0 .000
Mclnnt 1 tt.OOO
Desmond .... 2 0 .000
i Team Average!
AB H PC
Pendleton ,.100 23 .230
La Grande 90 23 ' ,256
For Traders' day Saturday, Rem.
nants half price.
Commencing Monday, ulgl.t tno Elite
theatre will taaugurate a pteuiium
sjstem. The premium will be dis
played through the week in some mer
chant's window, and for the first week
will be an eight Inch shallow bowl of
genuine cut giass and will be rtis
cd lu F. L. Lilly ' wln.low
The Spirella Corset
You cannot obtain from any
stock corset the classy 'lines,
style, taste and absolutely per
fect fit to be had in a ,.
A type fer every figure.
Let me select the model your
figure require and fit It to you.
) SPIREEiA B0KIH6
retains Ms akape permanently,
allows utmost freedom of mo
tion; gives supreme satisfaction,
perfect comfort .
My training ami experience are
at your service.
Grande. Call
20x1
Farmers
, HB&TATJRA B. JACKSOIT,
". Corsettere. '
1S0S First St Phone Red 1311
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications, as they eannot
reach the diseased portion of the Mr.
There la only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness la caused by an Inflamed condi
tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta
chian Tube. When thla tuba la InOamed
you have a rumbling; aound or Imperfect
hearing-, and when It Is entirely closed.
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition,
hearing will bo destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten ate caused by Catacrh.
which is nothing but an Inflamed condi
tion of the mucous eurf&cee.
V"s will aire One Hundred Dollars toraar esse ef
PeafMas (asnwd br catarrh) Uat cannot be eus4 eg
Balls OatarrbOai. Bend tot elicalsn. tnt,
W. i. CBIMKT, 00 , Toledo,
Bold by Druggists, TBo.
Ttk HaUs rasaily Pills sor eeauUsaMoa.
HALF OF T0CB1IFE
Is spent In year werkfng elothes
Are yea saWsfled wHh the kind
yon are weaflngl Yon will be
more than satisfied If yon wear
DAYS' RIG WYE BRAD ,
HEX ALL I
I REXALL
hand Bags;
I -v-?-And Porses
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. I II l IHIIIHIII Mil . 'H
. -Tust Kecoived, a new line of Land 'bags 'in the lat
est sttles and of esceptionnl value.' "We h.lvc some
vMle bags that are beauties nt only $1.00 and a big
Y'.rX' of latitei-s from $1.00 up. We guarantee every
leather bag to be leather and the workmanship per
fect. See the big line in our window.
GET IS SHAPE FOB
(THE 4TH OF ULt.
and make a glorious tlay of it
The facilities and service we
offer all automoblllsts are ex
ceptlonally good and reliable..
Our new repair department Is
most efficient, skillful mechan
ic already 'ready ' tor quick
work. Overhauling promptly
- attende dto. Ample space and
attractive quarters tor storage
b week, month or year. A very
. full line ot Kelly-Racine Urea
and supplies. Gasolene always
ready. Storage batteries re
charged, everything new and
np-to-aate.
I LEIGHTON GARAGE, "u wa.hington
DRINK
America's Best - Mineral Water
It's' Good for What Ails You
SAM-0
Phone Main 8
i And Place Your Order
For Berry Cups
'" :. v at the -
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George Palmer Lumber Co.
Retail Department
IT'S PAIKTIKG TOO.
.Nature puts on new clothe In
the springtime, and wise boas
owners are careful to put
new coat of paint 'on their
wooden structures in the spring
time too. - We have, the best
paint lor the purpose a
smooth, solid body paint that In
mod of pure White Lead and
Hawed oil. It covers a lara-e
snrfsjsn and it covers it to last
- well in all weathers. Various
this and prison.
Let . Us Protect Your Health
hy putting your plumbing in fewi-tlaes sanitary con
ditk)B, eonnecting it to sewer M it will pass all sani-
:; BAY & 1WEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS LA GRANDE
' "
I Iron Where It's Goo!
HILL S
Drug
Store
Don'i do your ironing in a hot Vltchen; uaa an e'ectrlo
iron nnd lrou iu tip coo!et room in the bouse. Wherever
there U a Ufcht socket, you' oau use an electric iron.
' Tou will be b!e to do your ironing In about half the
time it tr.kes now, for vou dan't haie to change Irona
or wait for thf.io to hat. Four ciolhes will loolr bmtar
too, for theres let-s likcllhooj of scorching them.
Anota.r thing: 'Toull flnO it costs less to heat an e.tc
trio iron than thi old fashioned kind. Bo everything is
tn lavor of the ncx ftn who irona with electricity...
We keep all sl?.;i red stylos of electric lriaa conatAutly "
on hand, and yo t will nml our prices very modest.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co.
"Always at your-tservice"
KEXALL
REXALL