La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1912, Image 3

LA QRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.'
.WEDNESDAY. JULY 24, 1912.
PAGE TEETH
CLERKS BEAT
jBeveridge, If ..... ..1 0 0 0 0 0
o .......1 1 0 2 5 0
Claycombe. rf......l 1 1 10 0
A. Johnson, 8b 2 0 1 7 0 1
Rogers, cf 2 0.10 10
Frees, p 3 0 1 0 2 0
YOUR FAMILY
FOl'B IXKISG GAME IS KKPLETE
WITH IXTEREST. .
Good Pitching on Both Sides Feature
of the Gnme last Sight,
STAXDIXG OF TIIE CLl'IiS.
W. L. Pet.
Railroaders .......1 0 1.000
Palmer Mill ..............1 1 .500
Clerks ........: 11 .500
Bankers .... ......0 1 .000
The Palmer Mill team wag buuiDed
from the head of the Twilight. 'league
, 18 2 5 12 9 2
. CLERKS.
-A.B R H PO A E
Bolton, ss 2 0 1 0 0 1
Scranfon, lb 1 0 0 6 0 0
H. Bohnnkamp, cf ..1 2 10 0' 0
C. Berry, 2b ; 2 1 0 0 0 1
Stout, If 2 0 0 0 0 0
Francis, rf , 2.1 2 0 0 0
J Reynolds, 3b 2 l'l 1 0 0
I A. Berry, o ....2 0 ,1 5 3 o
C. Bohnenkamp," p . ,2 o 0 0 8 0
mi
last night when the Clerks' team en-
by a score of five to two. It. was a
four Inning mill four Innings of a
pretty good mixture of ball mid Inter
esting enough to repay anyone for go
ing. The pitching between the two
twlrlers was almost a deadlock, Frees
having the best of it In the number of
meji hit by wild shoots, but Chase
Bohnenkamp letting his enemies down
with one less bit. .
. The millers got a man past second
In the first inning but he died Just
prior to Slate's long two-bag drive
and the side was retired with' no
scoring. Hal Bohnenkamp was chased
over the plate In the first for the
Clerks, on a walk, a steal and a drive
from C. Berry's bat that was fielded
back in time to catch the runner at
first. Francis was delegated to clr
cumnaglvate the paths In the second
on a three base drive that he con
verted Into a complete score when
Fife overthrew third base on the play
In. In the third the lumber makers
tied things up when they got Bell to
first by receiving a bender on his
portslde and then stealing second.
Clayoombe lifted a high pop Just be
hind second, scoring Bell. A moment I
laterolton. mussed ..up A, Johnson's
buibio mm men overmrew nrst, ac
counting for Claycombe's safe arrival
at the home station. That was all the
scoring the Palmerltes did, but in
the fourth the Clerks came over with
three runs sending Bohnenkamp home
after his hit and steal when A. John
Bon overthrew third on C. Berry's hit
and run play. Francis hit out a
scratchy bingle again, scoring Berry
and Reynolds who hit a single, came
home when A.. Berry put forth the
second two bagger of the evening.
The score: ,
PALMER MILL.
AB R H PO A E
Fife, 2b .3 0 0 2 1 1
E. Johnson, ss 3. 0 0 0 0 0
Slate,. 3b ...A. .....8 0 1 0 0' 0
1 0 35
1 0 4 C
Bohnen-
, 16 5 . 6 12 11 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Palmer Mill ;
Runs . ... ...... ...6 0 2 02
Hits ...l 2 9. nr.
Clerks. " . '
Runs .1
Hits ....
' SUMMARY.
Stolen bases, Bolton. H
kamp (2),,C. Berry. Bill Claycombe,
a. jonnson; S. H., C. Berry, Scranton.
earned runs, Clurks 1. Palmer Mill 0:
three base hits, Francis; two base
hits, Slate, A. Berry; first on balls-
oft Frees 1, oft Bohnenkamp 1; Btruck
out by Frees 6; by Bohnenkamp 6;
bit by pitcher, Claycombe, Bell. Um
pire, McCrary. ' '
' X'otes of the Game.
About 50 per tent, of the Twilight
league players are laying tneraseives
liable to personal Injury through care
less positions on the base lines. Many
of them cover the bag squarely and
accidents are sure to happen if they
don't adopt safer methods and posi
A. Johnson gets credit for four nut-
outs that Bell should have had but
for the fact that the catcher droupeo
as many third strikes.
Center fielder Rogers got on first
base In the queerest manner In the
second Inning. The third strike was
dropped. and a runner on third bptti-i
erect Bell.' The result was that he
got on with a fielder's choice but
there was no putout in the game and
the play fielded cleanly.
There was a slight increase In the
attendance, and . the fans will soon
get to know there is something at
tractive in these games to tbs fans
as well as the players who participate.
More promptness in starting the
game on schedule time is essential.
The directors should give their per
sonal attention to this matter.
Any time after the third inning.
with equal innings played of course,
the umpire can call the game. This
right was exerted last night wlien It
j became too dark to finish the fifth
Inning.
Ihere is nothing too good for my family.' V You have often said it, and you
will always believe it. And it is the truth. Amman's own people are the salt ot
the earth. ; But ,do you make every effort that lies within your power to supply
your family with the best? ' , FF
Have you' given much bought to the constant improvement in ' conditions of
living that is going on about you from year to year? Have you ever stopped to
think of the wondeiiul increase in the number of modern conveniences the elec
trie light, the telephone, asphalt and concrete paving that have done so much
to add to the comfort and east of life within the past few years? Every day, in
your workrno matter what your occupation may be you make use of new and
improved time and labor-saving devices. You keep abreast of the times in your
work or your business. You have to or you wouldn't last very long. But what of
your home and your home life? Are you as liberal in that as you are in other
things? Does your family enjoy the same kind of conveniences in their home life
lrJVVT-?8.1' Connorle is beautifully situated and ful
ly improved. Building restrictions on each lot insure a uniform and artistic de
velopment of the whole tract. The people and the city government of La Grande
have proven themselves to be "progressives" of the highest type-alive to the de
sirability of every modern city improvement-wide streets, parking spaces, the
best of .paying and artistic, well-kept homes. Where do vou stand? Do vou have
someone else s barn-yard under the back -windows of YOUR home? Do YOU pre
fer muddy streets and board walks to asphalt and concrete? Would YOU like to
have a flimsy shack, occupied byundesirable neighbors, jammed up against
YOUR home? Ask your wife. She is the one that stays at home, and keeSs the
house. You may have to put up with these things where you live now vou
won t if you buy a ot and own a home in Connordale. If you haven't seen Con
nordaleyetletiisshowittoyou. Our office is on the ground floor of the La
Grande National Bank Building. , '
Uevelop
La Grande
La Grande National Bank Bldg
La Grande, Ore.
Go
ment
274 Stark Street
Portland, Ore.
Uo To The Minute In
PAINLESS OPERATING
THE
MODERN
DENTISTS
DEPOT STREET AXD ADAMS AVEJiUE.
Over Newlin Drug Store.
LA GRANDE, : : : : : : ORE.
Xetic fpr Sale f taairTemnt
, Bawls.
Notice it hereby given that the itv
of La Grande, Union coavnty,' Oion,
will receive sealed propas'ate for ithe
purchase of improvement bond in
the Mm of I7.S8I.98. bonds" in de
nominations of iZGO AO each; bearSmr
C per cent interest per .annum, up to
8 o'clock p. m. WednesdaJuly 31,
1912; said proposal to be filed with
the recorder of the city atid to be ac
companied fcy a certified cheek for 5
per cent of the amoant bid. The mie.
ceasful bidder will be required to pay
for said bonda within ten days after
notice that aaid bonds are ready lor
delivery.
'CM. HUMPHREYS,
Jteoorder of the City of La Grande.
Ju3y3-6t '
i w street, in saia jm- T
;iprovement dletrict aa hereinafter de- nTvTfSi?ll,,1' ', 11
scribed, by laying thereon each aide XnilX'x, UNC1JUOfT LA GBANDt
cement walk, the council will, tea nl . ' '
days after the service of this notice HUMPHREYS, , i ,
nipon tae owners of te property af- n Reoord-.ol Olty of UHnik
ifected and benefited by auch imn;n. ?!en. , .Tr-'
?03KTE OP MSEET I3IFBOVEXEKT
xv YvwuMxr max CONCERN: No
tice ie hereby xiven that In
of a resolution adopted by the com.
mon council ofitbe city of La Grande,
uicguoi, on- me iin oay or June.
itt . . . .
mi, creranj 'improvement district
No. 61 and designating Oak street a
such district, and in pursuance of a
resdlutfon adopted by said common
council on the 19th day of June, M12.
whereby said council determined and
declared its intention to Improve all
anent. order that aald above described
July i(M0t
I Fraift
Jars
amproveiaent be made; that tie toun- v '
daries of ald district to be so Im- PSJ Kl
proved are as foUows: . tir Tf ,T MV CONCERNi Ja
ah mmi poruon of Oak street from niTJ,!, ' , lnal ln ur
the south curb line of Main ... I fa resolution adopted by th
i. .. -u. . . i mon .cotinelli n fch i . .
i . . " OP""- avenue, oreson nn th TZ, , ul wrasw
(A) And !be property affected or cr25L 4..3rd ay of July, uu.
umieuiea oy eaia improvement Is as "7 , di aistnct Natf
1MIS I. X. . in 11 inJ 14
and lota 3. 4. B. . anH tha run ,
j i h arm J vv i a n i. r n i .
tlon to the town of La Grange. Ore- KKt'L i'?' -?r. S
uuce u nereny further given that t7(" . nlton 10 Iraprowa ,
i council will levy a special aases.. .t5.ort,..B:0 ey throuirh W.
addition to - La.'.Grande. OreriS
n? ( istrict and in Dursuan?!
the? council will lew a anrui o... WTortlon of the Allev throng
f"'" lav propeny affected and in iV.- lo ia 'OnmtA,
"At :rn ""v.uTemeiii oistrict as bif
"lifter described ' bv iavw
Phone your order for quick delivery
MASON
Pints
Quarts
DR. THOS. C. OHMART,
Manager.jV
. , : THE 'PRICE IS RIGHT) - o
GOLD CROWN .(t r- SET OP TEETH .. $8.00
BRIDGE WORK . Enactions ?.:.. 60c
Hours:, 'All work warranted. If work
uauy s to 6. : is not right we will make it
Evenings 7, to 8. 1 right without extra expense
uiuiuay io va. 10 you. a ; . .
LADYATTENDAN TfiXAMINATION FREE.
1-2 Gallons
Lids
SECOND HAND
$ .60
.75
.90
NEW JARS
. $ .75
.90
1.25!
.25 !
ri ni """"""" Pavement, the cow
tins notice unnn f ho .J
Property affiled and "benenteV S
such Improvement order that saM.iZ
scribed mnrnm4 t.. Ba1?
the boundariBs of said district ta
SCHRAMS
Pints .
Quarts
1-2 Gallons..
ild$ ;
SECOND HAND
. . :$ .80
1.00
1.25
ECONOMY
Pints
Quarts
NEW JARS
$1.00
125
1.65
.20
1-2 Gallons
Lids
SECOND HAND
$ .90
1.10
1.25
NEW JARS
$155;
1.50 i
1.75
Clamps i.
Ik.
.20
.10
benented by such lmnrnvemanf
purpose of nay In for nph im
ment. Thnt the tfmnrot af
- tUD b VI
such imnroVempnf . ia . hA
o09.06. That the council will nn th.
31st day of July, 1912, meet at the
couuen cnamDer at the hour of 8
uciock, p. m., to consider said esti
mated cost, and the levy of said as-
t,ranted to ajiy person feeling aggrlev
v-u u miun asBessmenr.
. . . vv.in.,
i iioftne was iiroiionu.-ifl -fh h..n
. ome8t man of Eurotip u
o uht mi wi in helphf. but ho well
proportioned tfinf he did not wein tall
iwmire were of the Itomiin type.
rmner njrni tiinn d:irk. Iilx
wfcole iiptwarHnce c-oitirnn uilltiu ' Kven
roTireme eiid Hire he ret,iinuH ..
arlr In life hud rniwie hlm-ao at- hm? L 6 PfPerty affected
IracOM. , , "' benefited by such Improvement
1 ' : 'the nurnoaa of
' ' " ' " ft lur BUCK alft
Prteeflbter renteZ SL. m. ! ?,'..c"' taJ7P .e &
aom-Too t .h.." k; "v." vu- council will a
U,r..h.nryeerdny.dld-f yerJ ZTool Z, nr'l ctJtlrV "JS
master vcv neri-,..... tv.ni I cnan"'e'. at the ho, -
taan. "T." ' "I m- consider s.ia
lumea cost, ana the levy of said as- . ""u,,u"r"-'s or said district 1
seasment, when a hearing will be 'Provel are as follows: All
trnntprt in in. noi-ann au . I portion of hlnrlr ins ou.
uiaUB witnin the exterior
nl ,,U G.rande anrt that-porfi
the .!.?' ?7 thr,lgh WS
the east line of Fourth street! t
west line of Depot street. s
(A) Anif tho .
benefited bv aiieh . . .
entire nnrtnn mm ,. . r J '
addition to La Grande.
notice is herebv fiirth t
the council will levy B special aw
F. D.
Furniture on Easy Paynlehts
perbHp- lr.xeliKb.er-VVell. give n ; mated cost and levy of taia
, if 11 mm .an rm m numni..M , . mnnr i. . n . . . . .
- i mi i , .iidu m uearnig' will Be gnBTBaT
do nothln' Brim Im mvaelf. rnrin,, . to any neraon raiin 1Z.
Punca. such assessment t
; - . f ," : j Grande. Oregon, July 17. Jterf
Its CharMtBrfrtlea, ' ' " TY COUNCIL Or LA ORANDb3
"Tha piindnul characters in that OREGON. i
play are baby and a bora..- "7c- M, HDMPHBaTYS, Z
-TM-ftiMiht 1. JSSSti, 'ta. City rfta-rt-i.
pb things with nut and man."-BalM. " Mt tn
Bora Amerloao. ww . .i'i .'