La Grande evening observer., July 26, 1912, Image 8

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES,
FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1912.
Don't Miss The Wfed Hjp
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6T The Gr&t1 TI
SET YESTERDAY
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VrlVOR IOSES THOUGH PITfHIXO
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PAGE EIGHT
RECORD TIME
II MEET :
K FRIDAY
Red Mark Safe
Saturday Night Jaly 27 ;
KeMj Holds Pippins to Two II its Tes.
tcnlay AfUruoon. ji, ; ,-)
Walla(Wal.n,iJuly 20 Kell proved
an enigma to the Tipping yesterday,
holding them to two hits and uhuttlnz
them out It to a J Not 4 i'lJl'or re.it
ed third i d. bit U j yf goii
far as id. ijcllk wWeneJiH
In any serious danger and while Mc-
Ivor twirled a"gt6d game for the tall -enders,
he never had a chance to beat
Kelly, who was going Ilk3 a house
afire. .......
The contest was Interesting from
tart to finish, and was played. In an
hour and 29 minutes, which Is a new
record for the Trl-State league.
Each siae made two errors but none
of the mlsplays were costly.-
The score might have been larger
tad it not teen for the good head
word of Mclvor In the fifth when with
two on and two down, te deliberately
walked Brown, who taa teen hitting
In ptnctea this week, and tten made
Jones bit to Naughton, wto retired
Brown at second.
Tte score: ' ' '
LA GRANDE.
AB R
Esola, 2b 4 0
Barry, lb ..........4' D
Luttrell, 8b ...V..V.4 0
H PO
0 X
0 10
A E
Bmlth, rf ....
Harmon, If . ..
'Remington, cf
King., c
Naugbton, ss .
Mclvor, p ....
27 0 2 24 13 2
WALLA WALLA
AB R H PO A Bl
Davis, ss ....4 0
Johnson, rf 2 1
Ctllders, 3b 2 1
Thompson, lb 3
Brown, e ,.3 0
Jones, 2b 1..3 0
Martini, If ...4 1
Brldger, rf ..3 0
Kelly, p 4 0
0 0
0 2
l: 0
1 11
,1 0
1, 0 3
2 3 0
0 10
10 4
, , 28 3 7 27 11 2
. . SCORE BY INNINQB.
La Grande ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Walla Walla ....0 0100110 x 3
SUMMARY' i ' J t V
Stolen bases, Davis, Martini; two
base tits, Brown, Martini; three base
hit, Jones; Sacrifice tits, Chllder.
Thompson, Jones; V't tVi bases. La
Grande 5; Walla Walla S; struck out,
ty Mclvor 5, Kelly 6; bases on balls.
Kelly 8, Mclvor 2; hit by pitcher, Chil-
ders and Brldger. iTItne cf game 1129
Brldger got off lucky Wednesday
while Fitchner's .wlldness was- not as
costly as It could have proved. Kit
chner by the way Is about the speedi
est twlrler seen here this year. He
also possesses nice curves but his
control is badly off. Walla Walfu
Walla Vnlon.
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Hap Smith, the Pippin right garden
er, I a natural bitter. He does not
choke his bat and every time he
strikes, he takes a healthy swing.
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TAPIOIS SOCIETIES . OK CATIIO.
lie ( ovt.iu vun .ui;.
Special (nr on Nunitx-r Sit fr llrne.
lit of Visitor.
A special car ulil be attache! I )
train No. 6 Sunday for t':e benefit; o'
those who wish to ntctsil t' laying
of the cot iit rstum: i.; UJla' c li
ho.s'ltal at P:ik r.
The KniKlits of Ci'lmnliii.-. tiic Holy
Name society, thii lmlics of the Altar
society, and tht Sodality, will be well
represented at tho layins of the lor
rierstone of the new St. Kl.za' c h hos-
i'.: H ! ;.'. '.V:, n ( ivr.i.'l. !, .1. ti.e
sisters of Snlnt Prancls will li.. t tlu
finest building of i's kitnl In Eastern
Orepnn and !'.! cxr-ond JI'V"? tin'.'-,
pendent of tile riiu:pi'",iit. '
A special coach.' will be aV!pfl te,
fain No. 6 on Sunday morning for
the local contingent
uus i
to m m
f H.tl'TAI QqA; Ar4S0UATO TO
ELECT OFFICERS.
ItpMrt of Treasure? Heard a,t Veeklv
Mecllnlp'JIsbV
Hearing reports efthe jtreasvrer
which shoved a de.fjti of -1.601,00 tho
beard, of directors ' ol the'vGrande
ISonde chautanjqua-lat . njglvt hjl(!
their flrsf peetlng alnce,"the chautaiv
una clpBed. ' The' deflelj Is credited to
bad weather and thenee'essfty 'of ex
' pending WOO-nd Tnore-annoallf tT
the erection of temporary pavilions.
The annual meeting of the member
ship made up of those who purchased
membership cards this, season has
tytn called for a'eek from tonight
at which time the annual election ot
offhers will take place.'
'Wfya 'and mean fdr the enlarge
ment of the chautaiqua association
looking toward a permanent bails will
be discussed. ' '. ' :
geoita, Attention.
All Scouts should be present at tte
meeting tonight at 7:45, to meet tfce
new Scout Masters and Assistant
Scout Masters. For other reasons
this will be a very Important rneet-'
Pendleton Wins Yesterday.
'Boise, . Ida., July 26. (Special)
Pendleton stayed second place ty win
ning yesterday. Tte acore:
Boise .......
0 t 4
R. H. E.
Pendleton 5 1
Batteries: Pope, Jamison and Kelly ;
Garrett and Pemtrook.
RUSSIA'S RED STAIRCASE.
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Ms 8Upa th Seen of Many iFataful
' - and t-tistoeie Incidents.
The red stuirciuM la very anclK and
rery memorable Id the hletory of Boa
da. From the Ctun-b of the Assump
tion, where all the cutm are crowned.
It led to tte old palace of the Kreioliu.
ss now It 'leads to the new. " This mar
ble structure Was built on tte alte of
the former church by the Emperor
Mcholas, but be left tbe historic ktalr
csee undisturbed. '
' It was on the" red staircase that Ivan
IV.. known at ''the T rri bit.", stood
when be received the celebrated letter
from KurbskL bis traitor general, who
from a safe place of refuge sent a mea
aire of defiance by1' tie erant ' Ttls
haughty czar la said to bave nailed
the foot of tbe messenger to the red
staircase with bis famous Iron' staff
while the letter was being read to him.
This same iron staff la the bunds of
the angry ciar. afterward killed, bla
son and heir. Great and tierce was
tbi sorrow (if Ivan over thlst borritile
trtmeily.' and' a , hesto'ud on ' the red
KiatiX'ai'f iDe lilgbt mourning for his
mm lie saw tbe comet which, he be
lieved, foretold bis own death. . .
Another h!forlo srere nn the red
vt.'iirraFe bepnu wltb tbe ringing of the
4iO bells of Moscow, relates the '
York llenikl. IteirimentH of boMi.
nuiiiberini: thousaudH. .followed s
great Vrowd of -people lri)tilng caui .' i.
w ere 'tnnrelilng to the Kremlin. Tli.-.v
liml been roused Into fury by a fniw
i ivport that a brother of Natalia, widow
at the Cxar Alexis, bnd seized tbe crown
and that lv.-m. the heir of tbe ItUKSlan
throne, bad been murdered. . .
lieaeliini; the palaee. they clamored
t(ir" vFiiuiMiiifi'? "JSudiletily; the 'tnnnitt
Was tpielleil ns,,"atiillH npinrcd on the
ilnt form of the red niuireuse with her
two children. heslde( her -Ivan, jrii-r. fje
1'le,' Imlieeile' fctepscm: 'and IVter. tier
own bright. Iiandsome boy.
. .Natalia trrenin:eil n; she fncetl the
ancry i-rnwd. wio luid pliiel lailders
n-alnst the rails ami eliniheil up jo the
Iphitfotiii. but the young prinee. Veter.
i afterward IVter tbe Great, stood and
I looked at them without vhowtnK a sign
j of fivtr. ' ' - ' ' 1 ' '
, On July tl. IBS2, Hie same yonnc hoys.
'Ivan imtl I'etor,' appeared on the' red
NMiivasi. surrounded by boyars and
noliles, but under' very different cir
, iiiii.staiues. Peter looked ion the
eroxvil with tbe same enltn gare as
when lip stood holilliiK the treuil'iiiiir
.'mi ll of bis mother In-fore H unlli ill
.sai'o with rase The people now creel
c,l ! ::n with joy. atul tbe.Kreat pn
s:oii that preevile-l ale) fallow ed , t he
I'wn I !- li i-t-M passed slowly down jlj
re. I stairoasp on lis way to th, t'nthe
df.il of the- Assumption, where, suilil
the pomp. niaulM. em jijnl ivreinoui.il
of the l(iis-iii i-hnr. h. 1 vj: it nail IV.er
Were irowinil esars ly Lie
The slops oi tl:e rod t..iiv::si- hi.e
been us, ciiib-d liy ro!Mi.'roi mil eon
piereil. Napoleon ascended these steps
wh.n he tesk ossession of Mosrinv.
and pi-rhaps he felt fwvbodlttrt of tiii
dostlny- vt'lu- he rVI pver theti( fir
the last time. '
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! Have You Attended
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This wonderful stock reducing event? It seems to
: we these days. And if van haven't attended and obta ined a share of the wonderful bargains of this event it'i ?
really a deplorable fact. For these savings are too great to be overlooked, by anyone. . ,
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COME
iTbis sale is nearly trver and a better buying time you w ill never have. Daily; we are selling aTut twice an '
many goods as in any past sale event. The sale is no w in its final days but its departure will witness a
crownmgclimax to the season's most phenomenal value giving. .. ... . ,. .-K,.-tB
Greater Tahres, and more timely Bargains. , That is th e secret of the success of the Red Mark Sale, , Comft
again. "We Invite jva to come aiid ftirtizermore we promise you satisfaction. 1 .':'.'.'. '-'
But Hurry. Saturday Is The Last Day To Secure
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1 P TIUXCS OV 1STEKEST.
at :
f 4- .$
j Although Spain - Ijnis nore thart Tor
i ty-ono hundred square miles of coal
, fields, it imports more than (10,000
000 worth of fuel a year. . ' O ' ' '
Trousers' can be neatly i-ressedwith
out removal from their wearer by Iron
i that have been invented 'by 'a ' Wis
consin man. '-'
A camera which will enable motibnn
pictures of the aurora horealis to be
made has been perfected by a Swed
iah scientist. ,
1'rai tlrally all of thet work orf New
York's new 7!0 foot skyscraper Is be-
toiio hv electric motors or one kind or
another. t
A simple broiler Invented hy an En
cllshtnan Is a tent shaped wire frame
In which pieces of meat are nun ov
er a stove opening.
A poultry hospital for the treatment
i and study of diseases of ctiieke'ns is a
new feature of the Rhode- Island ex
periment station.
Then- are more" than 000 known
lansunKcs and dlnleiU.
Vnrroico's petroleum fields iwll be
exploited by an English company.
Allipetnrs do not att.iin full size nn
til they are nearly a' century old.
The population of the Russian Km-
, plre prows at a rate of !.,Sno.onn a yr.
Paki'ii! In ta hot ov-n for a few mln--"I's
will a Id f the ll'e of sa-bet no.
''-rs. i , . .
t.v;i t- yis In, F'-nKe have shown
' si'i-ihtir.is valuable as nslol fert-
A xr'tuesA In a New York ronr:1
- eently vns.lnterrojsiited with a type
-.rltcr:
)J i.new nrocflss for the nlivtrolytlo
. -, -v of 7"c has hwn developed
in . ai .in. -I ' i ' .
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I his Means Something
These Sensational Savings
' Of the 82 large rivers in- the United,
States only six find their way Into the
Pacific.
Natives 'of Colqiuhia use an oil ob-
Qi)ied from alligator tat t(J cure pul
monary diseases. -
For the Inst three years West Vir
ginia has ranked secqnd among the
coal producing states.
, Coffffee fiist was used in Europe at
Venice shortly before t,he end ofthe 16
century. t ' . . 1 J ' . . ' ' '
' In an electric fan of the 16 inchsize
there are 760 parts' and nearly a, guar
ter of a mile of wire. . ' ' 5 1
American cotton seed is cainlne in
favor In India as It has a shorter grow
Ing period than the native. . (
Incandescent lights In cream color
ed globes are mounted on the four cor
nered posts of a new brass bedstead.
.Veueszuela has formally adopted r.
metric system and made it compuis
ory in it's courts and public offices.
Every typhoid germ there may be iii
a glass of drinking water can be kill
ed .with a few drops of lemon juice.
Hungary produced IO.'i.SCS.iumi gal
lons of wine Inst year, a gain of nre
than 70 per ent over the year before.
A time ret order, showing the act
ual time that an automobile h in us;
has been patented by a Cntinertlru'"
mnh. 1 .....
A factory in Knrope t!:;it ns.'s or
dinary tar as a baijia Is'tirrting out a
j bout 20(1 tons of artiflri!il Vnbl er ;id:n
' 1 Kight nillllon mi'es o: wl.c l.av.
, brn Sdi'e.t to t'-e te'enl-nn" syst"'ns
of ihe ("riifeil it t"-' rt? five
; year.
(ontrarl .,t riat'orm Perilled.
Chicago. July 26. It w.is definite iy'
learned at the National Progressive?
headtiuartcrs today that the conven-'.
tion wfirnot adopt a platfuriu in -the j
usual sense of th termibiii vvlll t-jrr.e t
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n "contrait with the peojiN," jill
The Sale Will Positively Close
DON'T DELAY
For This The Last Day
YOUR LAST CHANCE
us that everyone of our store
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els
Jng the party to restore a representa
tive government. This will conUln
the parti's views on the initiative, ref
erendum! and recall a'.id on "such gen
era reforms as will tend to Improve
the living conditions.''
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lEESO.VALS.
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J. B. jThorsen .the Elgin banker,
vxas a La Grande visitor yesterday
evening, staying at the Sommer.
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- Prof, and Mrs. J. D. Stout have re
turned from their summer outing
Ir. E. H. Hobson,- a Salem uIivrI.
f lan, was a Summer hotel guct last
night .
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Mrs. R. V. Logan and children re
turned today from an extended vuir
in Portland.
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,,,r " s'.iiiei mien-
deiTt (if(ltl-;Kr s:ernlOiln 'n-ylouJ di
r.'wit . ...
.11.. hui mi, ii;i.v,.:i ii0I1,o this niorn
Irj from Porllmid.
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Yiiicru Pawner and family return--d.
V'las roai visit to !,rrtl;ind; i
,
Mr. and Mr.. F R. .'jran)wi' return,
ed this r.-.o-nitic from a Portland trju.
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.-i. v.euues. a delegate to the
pMrftTfi.1 . 4 t
11 '- "l""lllt, IS tlllliej art
mo-. Inc.
friends have--so lmsy an
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'Justice hf the 'peace Arthnr Wil
liams, and his mother, Barak T. Wil
li am , are home from a six weeks so
journ in Zaneeville, Ohio, aad way
points. They struck the hot weatker
and though enjoying the -visit to their
earlier stamplngj grounds," are much,
pleased to be back in the land afeool
nights and western ozone. ,'
Mrs. L. H. Gannon of Brooklyn and
Miss M. B. Strong of East H..rtfort
were Foley hotel guesia lUt mora
ing. , . ...
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L. Slossier and wife of Kemerall.
Minh., were at the Foley Ust night.
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Mrs. A .0. Toting iuid Mrs. T. A.
Green were in the city from Elgin
lust night, staying at the Fotey.
The Elite
THEATRE
"n!y (licalue in tonu thIe
I ; .;el films such m THastanh,
i ..;iii!v, Lrtisnn, ctcj nn fea
turiti? snch artists ns Kaariee
.''"'"" rioreitce Tnrner, Jbn
1! Tl n V nm niiw.Mc I ...
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chance nf arunln n Jt.r
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."onuny, ticanesday ana Fridiy.
luustratea Sou? ar. E. F.
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