La Grande evening observer., June 28, 1912, Image 8

PXQE EIGHT LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1912,
The Elite
THEATRE
A Home Show Owned
By Home People. Our
Profits Remain Here
THE HATERS '..'American
A pretty nurse solves the sex
problem on the "Big R'" ranch.
DAMES AMI (OSTIMJ-S OF
ASClETiT POBTFGCESE ..
; Eclair
Topical.
BKArTlSG THE LlXE....Kex
A ton follows the dictates of '
his heaj-t, but bis sister follows
the wishes of a worldly mother
and marries a title.
THE MISER'S DAUGHTER..
Reliance
Tbe miser had a beart after
all, although be was cold and ,
gruff to those nearest Mm.
A CENEROTS FARDOX .Eclair
A death bed confession
straightens up a serious tangle.
Illustrated Sung Mrs. E. F.
Sinclair.
Beginning Friday A special
engagement of "Illelller," ma
glelun, Illusionist and noTellj
escape artist
never ww dei ricked early In tbe gataejNaughton to Mensor to Barry. Left on
alter a disastrous attempt to bold tne leases Wall. Walla 7. La Grande 8.
, v . Struck out, by Brldger 8, Maxmeyer 1,
Dears bi ouy bod wud Muuumiu i...
tbe mound he effected a momentaiy
lull In the -.orlng noise. But be dldn
keep It up and bis offerings were hit
with grass-hrrning effect at frequent
Intervals, uakine clean fielding on
the fast diauond next to t-v jssitV.'
Contain "-.tied the game i i
ever, going good at spurts and then
being tuiui c;' for four hits In the last
'.two Innings, Barry startel -Ik- scor
ing In t'10 fourth,-the only nxe In
Granders registered when, he was
walked and Mclvor. Smith, Kmg anc"
Forbes 1 ntHc on the noses of aevc;u
benders ejt'c by Brldger'a mighty
aim. Except in tnai inniii-j nr:uger
performed In masterly sty'e. letting
bis adversaries down with Brod'ey s
lone hit In the seventh after one wob
bly inning. The pepper ami vim dis
played by Walla Walla was just the
reverse of the first two dayi In fac'.
hadn't Bridger's men behind been up
on their toes, ?ils hit column wouldn't
have read a measly four.
The score: , ,
LA GRANDE.
AB R H PO A
E
Mensor. 2b 3 0 0 2 4 1
Rnrrv. 1h 3 1 0 11 0 0
Mclvor. If 5 0 1 2 0 2
Smith, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0
King, c 2 1 1 6 3 2
Rrndlev. 3h 3 0 1 11 3
Forbes, cf 4 1 1 2 0 2
Naughton, ss 4 0 0 3 6 1
Maxmeyer, p 0 0 0 0 2 1
Mountain, p 4 0 0 0 4 0
' 31 4 4 27 20 12
WALLA WALLA.
AB R H PO A
THIRD
111
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IS
I
,'C. Harmon, cf 3 3
jChllders, Sb ........6 1
Davis, ta ... 5 3
I I!i own, c 6 3
Martini, if ..4 0
I Thompson, lb ......5 0
Rocbon, 21 .........5 2
Johnson, rf ...... ..4 3
Krltfger, p 4 .2
0
1
2
.3
0
2
0
3
2
WALLA WALLA TYtlRLEB EXHIB
ITS FIN'E FOR.M.
Maimeyer and Mountain Can't Stop
Scoring- Hachine ' Yesterday.
Founding out 11 bits while Bridget
kt La Grande down with four, Wal'..
'Walla rapped It to La Grande yester
fay afternoon much after tbe style
that Boise walloped Pendleton. Max
, . . - - . - 41 15 13 27 16 4
SCORE BY INNINGS.
, Walla Walla ...3 2 2 ,0; 2' 1 2 0 315
La Grande 0 0040-0000 4
' Sl'MMARY.
! Stolen bases, C. Harmon, Cbilders,
Brown, Barry. Sacrifice hits, Mensor.
Smith, Bradley, C. Harmon, Ciillderis,
Davis, Brldger. Two base hits, Davis,
Brown, Johnson (2), Brldger. Three
.base hits, Johnson, Thompson, Forbes.
Home run, Davis. Double plays.
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TILLAMOOK CREAM
BING CHERRIES, BLACK CAPS, RED RASP
BERRIES STRAWBERRIES, CANTALOUPES.
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TWO PHONES
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J. G. Snodgrass
Quality Grocer
Mountain 4. Base on balls, off Brld
ger 6, off Maxmeyer 1, off Mountain 2.
Wild pitch, Maxmeyer. Hit by pitch
er Martini. Time of game, 2:05. Um
pire, Gove. Scorer, Mrs. Ven Buren.
otes ef tne Game.
Swann, the noted O. A. C. athlete
and coach, who has been 'n tho front
rank of track, basketball and baseball
circles for several years, dripped Into
town this morning and was signed up.
He Is an inflelder, a good flier an :
a deer on bases.
"Shine" Harmon was hurt two days
ago and wajs out of the game yester
day,' Mclvor taking bis place In the
bitting order.
Johnson was something of a "bat
ting fool" yesterday. A triple and two
doubles Is some record especially oir
of four times up. Thompson came lo
for a long drive, too and Davis' home
run Is not to be overlooked.
Cotton" Harmon, leaguer hitting
champ, was walked and later was (lie
first to score. -
Boise, Ida., June 28. The score ner
yesterday was:
tt H. E.
Boise ...... ... . ..16 17 1
Pendleton 2 n f,
Batteries:- Smith and Fox, Scott:
Osborne, Hewitt and Pembro"k and
Wilson..
MARK TWAIN IN ANGER.
Trie Great Humorist Wss Volcano
Whtn He Broke Loose.
fatuous ii ut Lior.-. are uxuully poor
biiHitieNH ujhii. Inn Murk Twain. (
i-urding to Willi. mi ii. itiilcuiu in ft is
"Mauy (Vli nritli'K and u Few Ot.uers.'
knew UK ow n value mid bnil no mi
liUKluesslike indifference to I tin Mil)
ntuntiul reiouiiltluii of It. The oiih
rlilc T:i:n vver IMem-rt to with ; . "
lU'iifH mill ri'jidtHd iinrl utieyed w.i
UiH wife" CixliTnciitn Hi Humor I ii v h
lleeply Meriuus' liulUiv. .Mr. Hidi'lns;
Hiys: "How iiitsttiken were the people
who. out knowing him. iciigitifrl dim
everywhere imd on nil nrcitliiiK hln hi '
tltmle mid Miint of view were thic on
the Jester: I never knew ii mere enr
ueid tuiiti than Iih. wns or one whimr
iroilMfl tlirtlL'lliiltmi tvtiasn overwhelm
lilt When micer tnond tiliu yon could
ep his leu ii . figure niuirin-t. mid hl
f.'en- iiiliiinnly w'rewm tlieiiielve
nlu i licit wK-UetM. lCvi ry tiher in luiu
jutvered. imd for the inotiieiit his voice
became Hi)d and wlliiln nt and out ut
ttlllc 'IIMM-I II M'llttl
"ibCli lif Willi. U ,l IIIIUM'lt tiut IU It
reak. like that of a dam nnable to
bold the flood. In language as candid
and unshrinkable as tbe vernacular of
the Elizabethans. Epithet would be
piled on epithet, one following another
wttb cumulative vigor and distinct'
nesa and tbe disclosing and Illumina
tive effect of explosive.
"And net a word missed Its mark;
not a word seemed superfluous or ex
changeable for any other word. Each
fitted tbe use he made of It as a car
trldge Ota a ride br a revolver; eacc
told."
Advantages of Travel.
All travel bus Its advantages. If tbe
pasaenger visits better countries be
may learn to Improve bis own. and If
fortune carries him to worse be may
learn to enjoy bis own. Johnson. .
How It Is Done.
Cook Why didn't you come last Mon
flay for yer dinner? Beggar Why. 1
heard thnt yon were washing and your
ruintrws wax doing tbe cooking. File
rxnde Blatter.
As He Saw It.
Minn Riche--1 loKt my heart last
night, pit. 1 accepted Mr. I'oore. Mr.
BJohe H'm: Von didn't iohc your
beart you (sunt or re lost your bead.
WABT8 HAVOC.
Kalem't Best War Pietnre,
The most sensational collision of
two locomotives plunging headlong
Into each other, that has ever been
produced in a motion picture; this, to
gether with a thrilling leap from the
engines to the water SO feet belov
mnke a picture that is sensational
realistic, blutorlcal and Interestlm.
A fresh and dandy Ittle comedy of
political life In the future, "Perhaps.'
entitled "A Complicated Campaign,'"
by the Lubin company.
"BHHo." a sincere and sympathetic
story, showing insight Into the sor
rows und troubles of those who are
kept down, by the Kdison company.
"Craiy Apples." by the Vltagraph
company, make a well balanced and
Interesting proqra-n: that will tie a'
Sherry's Friday and Saturday.
Memorial ef itotwean
Paris, June 28. In bonor of the
memory of Jean Jasques Rosseau, the
famous writer, and philosopher whose
NEW
WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS
New shipment just in today- .Three
widths of welts. Priced
$2.50, $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50
New
Lot of white Pique and Ratine hats
Priced $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
New
"White dresses in Embroidered Mar
ouisettes and nets, just arrived today.
beautiful creations of the dressmakers art. We would be pleased to show them
to you- Priced ...... ..... .....$5.00, $7.50, $8.00, $10.00 and $12.50
NEW
STYLES IN
PARASOLS
GEM
. NEW
FRESH SHIPMENT
OF
PURE CANDIES
birth occured two hundred years ago The memorial group, which was de-.ed between two figures symbolizing
sigend by M. Bartholome, tbe French Nature. A medallion bears a profile
sculptor, represents Philosophy seat ' bas relief of Rosseau's head.
today, an imposing memorial was un
veiled this afternoon In the Pantheon.
Will Bear
flffwe
stSsaitiomi
90 acres three miles north of city, 70 acres in culti
vation, nearly all m crop. House newly painted and
papered, fair barn, outbuildings. Spring piped to the
house. Just the place f ot a family who desire diver
sified farming, such as poultry, dairying, hogs, fruit
and gardening. Team, .wagon .and .other .imple
ments go with the place at the price which is only
$5,000.00
Call and see photos, you may want to know more.
GeOoIio Correy
Real Estate
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