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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1912)
PAGE TWO THURSDAY, JULY 1 1012. iCassfed: FOB EJECT Eight room house. Close la ea Adam with bath, light and toilet Cull 1417 With. Phone Red 711 -2-tX SUBBER STAMPS of all kinds foi fralt bozea, office use, etc. Try us rirst class work, Anderson's store Cots, Oregon. C-4-tf FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms. Call 1417 Wash. Phone Red 762. -14-M TOR BALE Several choice residence lots on Washington avenue, five lots m Jefferson and one business lot on Adams, also tract of land 130x125 with 6 loom house. Cash or terms. Jaqulre 1417 Wash., Phone Red 752. 6-18-lmo FOR RENT Five room house, all modern and two heating stoves, springs and mattress for sale. 1409 T. avenue. Phone fclack 1192. 7-10-tf ROOM FOR ItENT Large front room modern. 1710 Fourth street Phone Red 952. FOR SALE Two pigs and 1350 pound gelding. Slough Investment Co. FOR KENT Seven room house In Ronilg's addition. Phono Farnio.s' llxl. ' 7-16-6t WANTED Experienced salesladies at Qelbel's at once. LOST Gray mare, weight about 1,100 lbs., roached mane, branded O on left thigh. Finder please return to 1515 Monroe avenue! and receive re ward. 7-16-Bt FOR RENTModern furnished front ' room. Close In. Apply at 1507 Wash ington. 7-16-tf FOR RENT Furnished house, S.iuth side track. Slough Investment Co. BOOM FOR RENT Close In on Fourth street. Phone Red 952. 7-Ctf FOR RENT Three furnished homse keeplng rooms. Phono Rod 251. 7-lS-tt WANTED Experienced salesladies at Qelbel's at once. WANTED Man for general work. A white man preforred. Call at Ob server office. 7-15-tf FOR SALE July 10th, 1912 At court house In La Grande at 10 a. m. . Of the Grande tlonde Orchard com pany's 200 acres scar Cove. This 200 acres Is a part of the Matt Mit chell farm, famous for its fine Hood River strawberries and all kinds of tender trulta. The 200 acres above mentioned la nearly all In fruit, and has fine springs, flowing well, etc., and Is now value at about $75,000.00 and may be gold for less than $20, 000.000. See ad In Weekly Observ er. WANTED EKcrVncpd salesladies at Qelbel's at once. WANTED Cherry pickers. Call Hod J02. 7-15-fit FOR RENT New modern five room bouse for rent. Inquire Mrs. Zuber 7-10-tf r i i t THOROUGHBRED FLY MOTH ROCKS Pallet ant Cockerel JUtlag rUUly Hating. Efgs fsr sal. For Prices Cor. reasons' to D. B. STODDARD La Grande, Ore AUTOMOBILE I.IVEKT m Trls to any part of Union, Ba- m ksr, Wallowa Counties. ) 9 Pay Mi Rtffkt Service ! Mi A I TIK irllltl. ! Black Ml V Psfi A UIIII1L j LUULM I HOUR'S IDOL1 i HFH)IK fOMKS IX TO SAVE THE lVlieo Ult Is .Needed Second Baseman Help Twlrler Get BesnlU. Accepting the helm of the La Grande baseball craft In the third Inn ing, two down, "Shine" Harmon pitch ed the Pippins to victory yesterday afternoon with the assistance of a sward-burnlng drive through Etchan- dy's glove by the nifty little second baseman. Esola. Incidentally La Grande got even with Etchandy, the big Frenchman, a former team-mate, for two defeats aduitnlstred at Pen dleton lust week, and because of the fact that it was a nlnth-lnnlng victory It made the game both exciting and satisfactory to the home bunch. Fox was ent to the hospital in the third with a badly lacerated thumb sustain ed when he was forced to receive a dreadfully warm liner on his bare hand. Harmon came to the mound and kept the books without an entry on the Pendleton side until the eighth. l.' to the eighth he allowed two Blattering lilts. Ktehandy Is Good, Ton. But Harmon was not alone In pitch ing good ball, for Etchandy was go'n? better than he ever did for La Grande. His hits were well ilistributf.i ty. 111 - course of t!ir- a . : t and non vcr.' j. unr "i-.i, r.ie '- .t-. Esola l :d oil I ... .1. .. ..,1 1.. !.. . 11 il III :ij .-illlf-jl': ll, I -1 D' n'li'i and Barry sacrificed him. Luttrell rcorcd him with a peppery drive good for a base. It was well along In the game nsaln, the sixth In fact, when La Grande got another one over, and that time Etchandy was partly to blame. Luttrell hit again but went out stealing second and Smith fanned but Harmon got a walk. Cannon's hit to Robinson wandered through that player's feet and allowed Harmon to advance after ho Btole second. From third thp Idol of the hour came wan dering home when Esola sacrificed. Pendleton Ties TIiIiiim up. Then Harmon got the onlyinning with nervousness written on It that lie had. Ttohlnson was an easy out but one of Harmon's shoot caromed off Lodell's shoulder and put the cap tain on first. N'adeau then drove out a long hit that should have been a sin gle but got by Smith and he went to second, Lodell coming home. Nadean scored and you will notice he Is gen erallv mixed tin with the scoring bus Iness whejjfwijpoled a long fly to King wno naitrjien Harmon s piace. La Grande dtrfnrconnect In the eighth but shut Pendleton out In the ninth, although a little bit wobbly In doing It. Faola In Rig Sticker. Then came the last of the ninth and the score tied. Forbes fanned but Naugliton got transportation and King sent him down to second with a well- placed hit. Thus two were down and things looked gloomy, they sure did. But Esola found one to his liking and drove It straight at Etchandy who tried to stop the bullet but It went tlirov.gtt l!k wa er through a seive and niiMtulered off to the outfield. Of course Naugliton scored and It was all iiiv mil .r1 if1 . "Vs., We are making a spe cialty of crown and bridge work for July and August. DR. STEVENSON ovsr but the shouting. T!ie score: PENDLETON. ! ah R ri po A E Rader. 3b . ;. 5 0 0 I 0 I Robinson, 2b 4 0 2 7 3 2 Lodell, lb 1 1 0 8 1 0 N'adeau, cf 3 1 12 0 0 Reld, If 2 0 0 1 9 0 Pembrooke, rf-c ....4 0 0 1 0 0 Wilson, c 2 0 1 6 4 0 Augustus, as 3 0 1 0 5 1 Etchandy. p 3 0 0 0 4 0 Stanflold, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0 ' 28 2 5 2617 4 Two out when winning run was scored. LA GRANDE. AB R H PO A V. Esola, 2b 4 11 2 3 1 Barry, lb 2 0 0 12 2 0 Luttrell, 3b 4 0 2 2 0 1 Smith, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0 Harmon, lf-p 2 1 0 0 5 0 Cannon, c 4 0 1.4 0 1 Forbes, cf 4 0 0 3 1 0 Naughton, ss 2 12 2 10 Fox. p ; 1 0 0 1 1 0 King, If 1 0 0 0 0 0 27 3 6 27 13 3 SCORE BY INNINGS. Pendleton 00000002 02 La Grande 0 0100100 13 SUMMARY. Stolen bases Etchandy, Harmon. Cannon. King. Two base hits Wil son, Nadeau. Sacrifice hits Esola. Barry. Harmon, King (D) ; Lodell (2). (if Easiest f .. - 1 tj tit on any V Q. D. Clincher j-x-vi Just as superior to other tires as Michelin Red Inner Tubes are to other tubes IN STOCK BY H.C.REES La Grande, Oregon NOTICE. Notice of the recorder of the city of La Grande, Oregon, of the assess ment of Improvement district No. 40, o the city of La Grande, Oregon. Notice is hereby given that the as sessment roll for the Improvement of Spring avenue, being Improvement district No. 40, of the city of La Grande, Oregon, under the provisions or ordinance N 610, series 1912, en titled, "An ordinance declaring the cost of improving Spring street from the west line of Fourth street to the east line of Alder street by the con struction of a board walk; determin lug the property benefited therehv levying an assessment thereon to de fray the rosts ami expenses of the Improvement; providing for the as sessment roll of the sime and direct ing the entry of said assessment In the docket of city liens, provid ing a time when the same shall be come delinquent and requiring the city recorder to prepare a special as sessment roll in scconl.iuce with the assessment herein leW.',l and to eol le, t saM assessment." the same b"iiig In Improvement district No. 40. in said ctiy of La Grande. Oregon. U now In my lrinds for collection and that any installment therein may be paid to me at any time within' ten 10) davs from t'n K,tli Jay of July, 1912. without penalty l!i!(r'st or cost; and e.ich property owner Is hereby iio;t" tied that on applii Ation to tiio un dersigned within ten (10) days from the 15th day of July, 1912, which 1 the first day of the publication of this notice, thev will be n11,iw,1 in I pay such nss.vsm,.ii in ;t n (io) n jnual installments, the first Instnll .ment thereof being due and pavable on or before f. ;;,tn or juv 1913 If application Is not made as 'above provided, the whole nmnt.i 'will be and become duo, payable and F.oad I, Augustus. Double plays Forbes uuasslsted to Cannon. Left on bases Pendleton 9; La Grande 8. Struck out by Fox 1, by Harmon 1, 'by Etchandy 5. Bases on balls off Fox 1, off Harmon 3; off Etchandy 4. I Passed ball Cannon. Hit by Pitcher .' Lodell Smith. Umpire Knell. Time 2 hours 2 minutes. otes of the Game. It was a bad day for accidental ac cidents. With Fox knocked out of the game but a moment before, Wil son ran into Rader and was knocked out, being led bleeding from the field. This brought Pembrook back to his old position for he was slated for a rest yesterday. Both the Injured men are recovering from their hurts, al though Fox may be out of It for some time. Two policemen were on hand yes terday. Coupled with this fact was the much more satisfactory work of Phil Knell and there was no com plaint on any score. He was fair In his decisions and gave the benefit of the doubt to the base runners on both sides. It Is a duty of the grounds management to have the place well policed and to protect the players from insults from the grand stand and to protect the fans from profanity and vulgarity among the players. The police overlooked a case In each In stance yesterday. There Is no need of roughneck rooting or any cursing (Continued on page seven.) Quick Detachable Clincher All property owners Interested art hereby notified to appear at my office in the city hall and pay the same. The assessment roll la as follows: Ronilg's Addition J. K. Romlg. lot 6, block 11 :13.00 George E. Wells, lot 7. block 11. 38.00 H. J. Bookman, lot 6, block 8... 39.90 Robert Pattlson, lot 7. block 8.. 37.10 L. A. Clifford, lot C block 5 ... 47.60 Mrs. L. Gulllngs, lot 7. block 5.. 57.40 J. K. Romlg, lot 6, block 2 40.60 Genevieve Bohnenkamp, lot 7, hlock 2 37 10 Grundy's Addition. M. B. Donahue, lot 10. block 13..$ 4.34 Hose B. Sherman, lot 1, block 10 33.00 N. Molltor, lot 10, block 10 45.50 . C. Huntington, tract 21.B0 V. J. and Julia n. Holmes, tract 43.78 By order of the council. June 19. 1912. C. M. HUMPHREYS, City Recorder. A CHICKEN DINNER By the M. E. Church Ladies on the Cherry Fair Grounds .... 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The foolish way is to put it where fire, theft or other calamity can take it from you in a second. The wise way is to put it in a bank of good standing like ours, where it is taken cart of in fire and burglar proof vaults Follow the example of the' best business men and farmers m this district start an account here at once it is also the straightest road to success and wealth. t COME IN AND LET US TALK IT OVER. Capital $100,000.00; Surplus $10,500: Deposits $300,000.00 UnitedStatesMationalBank La Grande Oregon x k wt 0FFICERS AND DIRECTORS f'S I. V" r0L,11GE FRAXK COJiLEI T 1 JSSSrw n I' ",LL C- HE5HT T. J. 8CR0GGIJ CT.B trO J. U CATI5E88 1.11 I Ml IB I Ml rr- ' e.-u'i iueii; ,itl t llO 1911 25th itay of July.
