La Grande evening observer., July 24, 1912, Image 8

1.1
.(.;
In the game to do the business.
Early reports yesterday evening told
of a 14 to 0 score, but the details
show differently. There was nothing
the matter yesterday with La Grande
bat pitching.
THE
lark Sale
Red
ft
T-
FOIKTEEN TO SIX IS SCORE AT
WALLA WALLA
In (Joinders lint Out Tttelm Hits
Sinitb Deul Settled.
. 'Walla Walla, July 24. Ry batting
Remington all ovr tbo lot yesterday,
the Bear took the opener from La
Grande here 14 to 6. The wildness of
the Pippin twlrler aUo figured In the
locals'Tun-gettlng,' the visiting twirl
er Issuing a total of seven parses.
Leonard who pitched for Brown's
tribe, allowed but one man to get to
third In the seven Innings he pitched.
He then gave way to Martini, who
was yanked after he bad allowed two
Tuns, Pitman finishing the game. 'Be
fore three men could be retired in
the eighth six of Barry's men bad
crossed the platter, ".
Umpire Starkell refused to let the
game start until the balance of $5.00
due In fines assessed against Hap
Smith last week was paid. Manager
Barry refused to pay the assessment
and for several minutes It looked as
If there would be no game. Manager
Bade, however, settled matters satis
factorily by standing good for the as
sessment and tbe contest proceeded.
C. Harmon and Thompson of the lo
cal club poled the ball over the fence
for home runs, while Leonard besides
twirling a strong game, did some
heavy sticking, getting a double and
a triple.
LA GRANDE
AB R
H PO A E
Esola, 2b 5 1
2 3 3 0
Barry, lb 3
Fltchner, lb 2
Luttrell, 3b 5
Smith, rf 4
R. Harmon, If 1
Melvor, rf 3
Mensor, cf 4
King, c 4
Naughton, ss ..3
Remington, p ......4
38
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
3
1
8
A
0
0
0
6 12 24
WALLA WALLA
AB R H PO
C. Harmon, cf ......4
Chllders, 3b 3
Johnson, rf 4
Thompson, cf 4
Davis, ss 3
Frown, c 4
Jones, 2b 4
Martini, cf-p .......5
Leonard, p ........ 4
Brldger, If 0
2 10
4 2 0
2 3 1
2 2 8
0 0 1
12 8
111
0 0 7
2 2 1
0 0 0
0 0 0
0
3
0
1
1
0
0
10
3 0
0 0
0 0
9 1
Pitman, p . .0
33 14 13 27
SCORE BV TN'XINOS.
La Grande .'...0 o' 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 6
Walln. Walla ..2 0103530 x 14
SUMMARY.
Stolen bases, Esnla. Fltchner, Chll- not proau(,e pnnic Ule "rcasounble
ders: two base hits. Esola. Remlng-' ucss" of a recent decision of the Unit
ton, Naushton. Chllders, Thompson, pd -tales supreme court was to be sent
Johnson; three base hit, Leonard;
snrrltlce liltjs. Barry; sacrifice fly, Da
vh: !ivi nns. Harmon, Thompson;
double plays. Martini to Brown and
Thompson unassisted; left on bases,
Walla Walla. 4; La firande 5; passed
balls. Drown; Innings pitched, Im
Intfnti !, Leonard 7. -Martini 1-t!; Pit
man 2-".: struct out, Remington
5. T."n:rl ,1. Pitman four; h..s nn
br.1T.- TJemlnston 7, MnrMnl 1. Vm
plre Starkell.
Fens Returning fro-i La ,;"'i
dfrlnri tl" nut:.. vt t'ip pj-i
t ram Is a'i 'M' to b!"v in Is iviih.
rM :!, Tl'ev s':i:. t?i,. p-ipl
tl e t'nlnn nimiij-y oltv jire pl.-p
with the way T!;u-rv's '.i-nieti c ,,.
ifw and will lim!: it tn i'i-' fi'ils"-.
Batiy Is certainly getting a hunch of
!'V I 1-liters for-'l r nr-! I' im:i'; 1,,
fiirnr'slng If Rome or the W.illa Wi
la ! wlrlcrs g"i -h.-lr b -ni-i.j
r.e. Pendleton K :t Ori"-nn!ni.
No pt:typr In tho l.-tcue has made
S'K-h si ImprovMinent in his huthi"
n l-rn- Pol in T i r y M 1 t1,,J '-it '
V.-..'-o tff. 3 rn- -1 . Ml i TJ ; t'lf pu'lP-w
cit''-.t"t;i:v nvor .."''ii vlure bwiure
h ".as fir (Mu-n In fh .;!( cr.lnTn.
If ! reported ri;T1inn. on- n
tl.n Wnl'a Wftli ftIrVr'. kVi
eon gpiHrir bis bumps lately, will
P'V.fnr h' relcsc nivl H Is nM h" fl
Wnlla Walla puper thr-t Mamger
V ' l hrm !rTi-V v'--d Joe R?rger.
year to report for duty.
T rti nnd" played error1 hall y
Walla Wa'tfl hwt -r- '--- t
Mt.s woro not rcfrded eailv rii.i'.
i.
"I
The Proposed
Debate
A Story For College Com
nienttfiikfii
By LUCIA 0 W. REDFIELD
lo New Engluud t Litre are two col
leges wltblu a few tulles of each other,
Jan oue founded by Ebenezer Black for
fcung men. tbe other by Arietta White
tor wotueu. ilie former being known as
Black and tbe lutter as White college.
At tbe approach uf tbe June gradua
tion exercises. In view of tbe Interest
taken In Kuropu and America in tbe
rotes for women queotiun. some one
proposed tbut a debute upon tbe topic.
Kesolved. tLut tbe vole be given to
wnuen. take place uh oue or toe fea
IMj-es of couiiueneeuieiit. t lie Black stu
i a,,uu I0 defeud tue negative and tbe
Whites tbe affirmative. A challenge
wu forwarded by tbe students of
White to tbe students of Bluck. It
wus accepted, uud committees were ap
pointed In eacb college to select Its rep
resentative disputant and to arrange
tbe terms.
. It was feared tbat men Judges would
award tbe victory to men and women
to women. Therefore a compromise
wax effected by leaving tbe decision to
tbe uudience, no student being allowed
to vote. This was a polut gnlncd by
tbe women, for tbe majority of those
attending such exhibitions are usually
jt that sex. Recognizing this advan
tage of their opponents, tbe men stu
deuts selected their handsomest and
must winning senkers Instead of those
capable of bringing forward tbe best
n I Arguments. The committee of White
students, bearing of this, relegutcd to
the background any candidate wbo wns
not attractive. Tbe consequence was
.that tbe most engaging men and worn-
0 ; ;n In either college were appointed dls
0 putuuts. wiille those whose recomtnen
0 lafloim were Intellect alone were puss
' id over as unavailable.
lu this wicked world wben a ques
tion of liuiKirtnnre comes up for set
tlement, lnsteud of each side making an
honest endeavor to decide aright, chi
canery Is resorted to in order to secure
tu advantage. John Mnrkley, u sei.lr,
was made manager of tbe Black debat
ing team aud Priicllla Spanker mun
agcr of tbe White team.- Markley had
a sister In White, and Miss Spanker
bad a brother lu Black. Mnrkley laid
out the campaign In this wise: He
would Instruct his debaters to contrive
to exhibit the unfitness of women to
vote by bringing Into the debate polit
ical questions upon which they must
nasJU-lr.fiU)-W ibelr Ignorance.
.The
tariff, th"b fhlTrdtTve", ttle referendum,
the recall, were to be fired at the, girls
Kith mnfiiulnir rnnlllrv Tf f Ttlta illil
in lUo a chiu-n
uf cava,! to mru the
eiH-iny s right.
I'ossilily a victory nilKht have be
tirlncd It) tills way bad not the m'
it er of tln wo;;ien's team Indue.
-s I'nuna .Mar'.;ley to make a for
i.iiit Iter I'n. tiler's room when the tv
e at hoi;,;- for tlu spriiif; recess !'i
r li of in.'oriiiatloii of tlie enemy s
''! She '!- ovcrial a list f tluM'
iW ' .tiri:; iiV,i's!lo;:.s l.i Ills piM-i.t;
. result was that a '-oiy wds pive-t
' l!'.e (leliaterN for Ule purpose of
' : ::i 1 !i ii- cti" .at t!:o i rol.lca.s.
mwhl!,. Ned Sp.ui!;i'i' was hpytn-;
"s,: liis sistt : wiih a lew j he. n: nic
!"dirs in tbe proirrani .y( t'u- m
;i - teiiin. rufonmiately for him
( sU-ti: for opylt! .-.!s la t u;i f. l.;:.
N:er's. a.i.! U v. '.: ;.. r ': .-.
II- a-Ui'd l.er Icadh I,' .jiics! ions. Ih"
:::.v 1,-piv to whir!) was a wrv f i, c
:al I'mi t you wih you Utn'v.-V" .loliti
Mariiley. who bad siiu 'clcd the ino.-c.
re civi-il Neil's report with i:i!s:;iviii!;s
!!e rei. o-nlred tl,,. fact of uonian'.
I'M ciLiriiy In i:unt of il'ipii.-iiy 11
a l'ti a coiu'ereiire of hU team, and
in all nU'lit dis-ii.ssioii es to wli-i w is
! he done tooi; ihh e. wlir li ieM;!:e,;
oi n proposal for n conference between
he teams w;'j a i Vw to , -' "hll'o--
tain rules hy wlii-li I i -iioimi n.
.'Hided lurltn; tile dehale
I lie two team-- n:e( ,ti til" campus
-f White college on the !:rs! Siti;roay
'enieoii In May .The sprier Had
.one on. tbe day was ilehi.; ! ul, itipi
Doth men and women. espe.-;a;: tu,.
lutter. were dies-ed he. om;;'::ly rrmu
their lininaeulate appearaa' e aad
ileferential heiiiam: ( the men tlie
nouid never have Ismi t. ken t'O t ti--
ilmiit to encnte in i'.evt'!:tio ot a:i
Kind Itules were prepoed and il:s
i-iiswd, the men j!al!:.nil uivtiii: way
to the women on nil points
I nfortiitistidy n hit .if an slij iw
becji i.'itnf i2 .'"'I" ";'' ''
We are ever endeavoring to strengthen this event we are ever cutting prices deeper on lines that lack the
selling force of their companions and we are continually adding ne v bargains.
The
The sale rolls enthusiastically on each day seeming more important than its predecessor. Out. stocks will
soon be reduced to the point we set out to accomplish by thi3 rapid fire selling. We advise you to come while
lines are unbroken, and you can supply all your needs. .
Won't be too late. The
JeEatTrs; Miss Maud Jennings, and
Mr. Dick Turner. Miss Jennings said
tbat she bad a proposition to make
1 which she preferred to sound one of
the meD nnon and Invited Mr. Tnrner
to stroll off toward tbe chapel -for the
purpose.. Mr Fred Howard declarea
thnt he wished to consult Miss Belle
Ipton upon an Important mutter con-
?ernliiR the nomine debate, and fhev
look the paft- ?M:iid the iis'ronomlen .
utiseiviitiin si IMm -ii-i I -- I I e
IV'"' ' ,," (ItemrtiMi in the ill-
:. ' '. vM'e ,,. ii.
. .. a. ,. t pru s'".'.
'i' Me " I 'ih i:l f m-:l I ,r
I hi- . r Ml,. I neKer tied lire-,
miiUIi n!e t : ' npaii's. of the iiippns,
Hid tlle I . lit enlisHH nil Hll sllh
lis t they plMstsI withoot tielnu iivw,
heard Hut 'tie position was esposoi'
and they dlspp"iired with the rest.
This efle tw. a sioe die adjournment
of the con;, n uce Min e none of the
strollers returned until that hour when
the yoiniK ladies were ejiected to sift
the seelusloii ot then rooms tor study
No business hnvliiK lufu transa.-led
It was thou):ll het lo call iiuollier
tneeiliu; on the following Saturday..
This ii'easloli was marked hy the lit
teiidanie ot I'rotessm iginia Itleott.
nged fifty five and with little or n i
syinpiulij Willi Uie foible ot yoinh
All the iieiessnry nusiness was trails-'
: tided. I'll' me nl the men tvrn-nH
thai the) me.-! Uie nett Snturdaj aft
ei n. "Hi for turtliei i niilerenee l'ii
fessor (Meott d'-.iare,l ihni, furu.r
Uiectinv's were n il necess.ir . Hint the
tiietiay would urn permit any more ot
ttl.'lll
I'ri,: ssur ( limit niade a no-take in
not uiuiaiiim the t:r-i ti.eetn-i: pur
Ihg that eoiiteieiii
It.seit lulu Mi-e -e
One enjae-oent '
.'tllil love n'l-lt:
nnd one mt d III
w Mi p aad resou vo
ilate onsilltiitietts
il taken pin.i;. ih
ti.-M in-eii siai- iii,
.'.'i.'ii mduiseil :n
The on.y ..i-!.:. h mi-, -en i) mi no'it
lie- lltlllsll.i: I....K pia m ie Mi In
and M!- M;. Mi v lie had I n !:g:ivi-l
la-r He ... ..I i.e., i ill ,-Mter. d . ,,
U'L-e 'I I i-: .- v..;-- e. tame ineeV'L-..-T'.e:i
'fl. i. l ofel's bat a 2s--"-;
1 ..-in I.- III. ' l'i- of Wtlb-tl neither
Protessiir Ol'-ott nt-r nr.y etliei r
he of the faculty was aware
A Pe tri'ilii-i ;! i' 'i-
Never Dissapoint
Greater
Reel
day after may be. Don't wait
j .Mr. John Markley called on Miss
j t'r.ima Spunker and announced that he
I feared tbe feature which bud been re
lied upou to give such eclat to iLe
, commencement exercises . vconld -.!'
I through. lie had received a-note from
j one of blft te'arn announcing bis en
i gagement to one of the White team
nnd bis conversion to tbe votes for
j women cause. Another meinlwr ,IvmI
fold h!m thr.t he didn't give a tmi.ei's
, cusss ii oc:y ..a .itiiv,.c. .'..'..,
'Africa and America had a vote . This
debater i-ntifldenttully nnaoiinenl fhr.t
he had met the Jolllest girl In "l.ris
' lendoui on the opposing team, imj lie
would not only give her bis -vote, but
his bead. 4oo, if she -wanted it Thiiji
far he hud bestowed upon her ten
pounds of candy.
i Ilss Spnnkcr was surprised at tli!-i
Information because she bad met v.-i h
i the same exp.-rieu.e In her own tea ai
One cf her debaters, who had been
detected snr. ciling flowers to her
room, had resigned from the tea.n.
stating that she hadn't tt:i .ollirittf-t
use for ii vote. If she had one ;-lv
wouldn't Know what to do with It r.:i
1 less she cave it to tin awfully nice '!
lov, who won!.! do her votir.- fim h "
' sixin after idle had been L'radaativ?
AiL-ther I r.;l i;. limited that she h-i.i
. lost interesi in the sub.oct. will;., a
Iblnl ronegmle to her sex ihvhuv i 'h -t
no woman cncld In' driven to tbe po'ls
past n deparrnient stow in wmeii a
bargain sal was lu progress
A nilltltlll dlsap;.r'ltlt::'.i -.'.t t'-oo-!;
Hlwuif a biiitnnl syiiipatby Mr. V a .-I;
ley was one of Pluck's most pi-oniae':!
undergraduates, and Ml.-s Sp.aaUer
was n yoiitig lady of reat nt: !"-
to say noliiiag of her comeliness. '! Ii-v
held several pint '.in ted Hi. a
nt (tie end of every meeting were' "i
nearer lieing lu love with each ."!
than with the siiljp't that lr . '.;
1 1)1111 logellier.
Tlie nrj-au-er.irats for the d.-' u
were new Hi nich an unallsf-i. - ii v
t' that t', 'i'i..!H ion -.-!. t" I1"'
.sirs nf I'.-. -'e-s.ii- of !-'' 'eie ie'i .) t
v." d 'a Iti '; e-e-e. r u h.w.. (e
i.--i" . :"ir ' l-'tnrc 1. Us -oa-.-l.t r -.
li'L-ettl.T i'll a Vie
TOMORROW
Geifcel's
IS
The Money
Event of the
Many of our store friends haven't missed a day s at
tendance at this most wonderful of all sale events. Laeli
day they come and stroll down our aisles eyes open
and alert for the many new bargains which are added
daily to our counters. "We advise you to come while
lines remain intact while you have every advantage
to profit by.
Than Ever
Mark
for the day after but come
TriitBaU"TiicE secmeil To" attend the
movement froru tbe first Ercrybcfl?
knows thnt spring is tbe season for
love, and this spring seemed to be es-
peclally adapted for the purpose In
that vicinity. Professor Atwood was
a bachelor and Trofessor Cummlngs a
maid. The result .of their putting
ihelr head" together was not condu
rlvp to n solution of the problem.
f.eve;-:,! t::,!cr.ts of White college ;
the day before the one appointed for j
the debate got together tu Insure its
coming off as annonneed. These young 1
Indies were of a very different type j
(from those who had thus far had the I
mutter In ctiarge. taking a real Inter
est lu the soi'lei't to lie debuted They i
; solved the problem nt once, so fur as
..White college Tin concerned nv an
pointing a rem capable substitute tot !
each ned every woman debater. These i
I siihsf itui es were not endowed witb
. .
inanity oi iin-e oi ncure: they were
! Inte'Vi-tnaiK standing high In their
It-lasses and n every way fitted lo ren
i resent It In any capacity,
j When the lay and noiit tm me de
I bale, arrived the Pal; u wiiii-h u wns
'to bike place' i as rowiieii m te
'platform h; in,- sn'i'tiii
an oriu-iual n i.,nni....
luanaL-ei of tlie n.ee s
forward atrr! nuiiuu e.l i;
110 necessity tm a i!"i-il
tlon so tar hs h:s .-i.ii.--.
Ml since iMfi mail -i t r
Igalnst woman - i- ; .
Irsf shown i maii,. d v
(be matter and linaii.i hac
lies.
I lli't
Pie
WIS
:ll
I ll
- :n
from
.Hied
III
ervlng as a .lei.an-i. !
for Kllbst;ltl!-s. inn mm,,
teetiHl. On tliini; had
Itrated that the siudeMn m
lege were me .... nti-ailnm a
d
al i-oliin
II iteltMii)
H a. K col
to argue
on tne negative ae ot the ()m
"Sbnll women lif given tlie vote?
ion
He
reg-eiled that lie- amtien, e !hhhii i.
3isa pointil. hut thnt could ,.,( lH
hei-d
Til- a ' . ' I ' i ! I . Ml,. , si e.l ,,i, ,, ,,,
.'hi . s , ,. i,. ,.., ,, .
' '' ' - t 1 vet ,,
11 I ail P. en up
sil Hisctis- ,,u
Saving
Season
tomorrow.
LABOR DAY SEI
VALIMBLE
CASH
IIl'Att
rRIZtS
IV.
TO BE
All Sorts in' Miiclilms auj xotot c
ties to Be Given Racesi
An automobile meet on Labor day
j vsder the nianageinent of the Union '
; County Fair association and the. Un
ion County Motor club, wns arranged
i .
I for
lust night by the directors of the
jl-i.ir association.- Five hundred dol-
!'','s i,sh I'Hzes. wit;, added cups
i i,e Imng up f01- ,ile winners. The
, r'".es will bo scattered for the bene--ht
or all kinds of automobiles, motor
- and bnycles. Further details
yet to be woi-hirl rt". e.-.
I
r
!',,','t draw from all Eastern
".a u ,teer,',i ., eo.-f.iint-. The,
' '-.; r;ci. track is built ofr the con
i '''' ill;U) ra ', provided with
1 .. i. .
t. d turns fiat preclude
ac-
XOOK.
IV ii
your c
JhIv-
WC Will r!v vnn '
cite of the following clear
r - : ! c
Optimo,
u'f'.rs
at 5 for 50 cents:
Gato.
Vasa.
C'aiahana
Cuesi-a Hay
Kl Sidelo
n Rays.
Vi'ehcster.
Flora de Munlo. .
American.
Hackman. .
"am Us King.
rOLFT Bros.' fiCAR STORE,
Sale
'110 MEET i
i
it