JUST
Shipment of Ladies'
New Fall shoes in Black
and Brown Suedes,
tans, patent, gun metal
and kid, all in new
style button boots.
L. J.
French
Shoe Co.
It got flatter ana naner. w
'Bolse won. I to 7. That ta lo aay.
MoDDtaln walked a man with threa
on in the eleventh and Clark trotted
in with the run that closed the fun-
BT bOOk.
The score:
BOISE.
mt-rv ABHHPO AE
' .. .; El 118 1
Clark, lb 3 8
AUermatt. 3b 1
Scott, rf 6 0
Kelly, c 6 0
Fr'ene, If 1
Taylor, cf & 1
Kelcimer, 2b 5 0
Jamlsor, j 2 1
Smith, p 1 0
1 12
3 0
1 2
1 15
0 1
42 8 11 33 16 3
LA GRANDE.
AB R H PO A E
K'aiiehtr.n. SS 4 115 3 2
Ford. 3b 5 1
Meneor, cf 3 1
McBride, c
West, fl 0
Harmon, rf 2 2
King, lb ..: 3 1
Mountain, p '..5 0
8 4
1 0
35 7 632 19 4
Two out when winning run was
scored.
SCOHE BY INNINGS.
Boise 2 102200000 18
La Grande.. 0 005000020 07
SUM MART.
Bariflce hits. McBride; stolen bas
es, Harmon (2), Altermatt, Scott, Kel
ly; two base hits. Kelly, Salth; dou
ble plays, Scott to Clark; Innings
pitched, by Jamison 4, Smith 7; base
bits, off Jamison 3, off.Smlth 3;
struck out, by Jamison 3, by Smith 11,
by Mountain 8; hit by pitched ball,
Clark by Mountain; passed balls, Mc
Bride 2; wild pitch. Smith; time of
game, 2;35; umpire Starkell.
The Pendleton Score-
Pendleton, Aug. 1. The core here
... to the bat wu his record. lie
waa tha premier awatUr far tha com-;
pany, but be bad men running blni
close races for the hlttlns honors on ,
Tr n lsi '
the other side; for instance. r j
'tb two out of two. di.to Reynolds, j
zi.nrv mi nltchlnat ame excel-.
lent ball until the ear: part of the
fevrth when a terrific line drive
caught him on the VeV on-i hint Una
Quite severely. U win neve.- up 1o
l.ir earlier stand'" arter that, while
Fnhnenkamp continued to gro ii
ter as the game progressed and p-r
mltted but four scattering hit. Tb?
score:
CLERKS. j
AB R H PO A E ;
Bolton. 2b 3 0 0 1 1 1,
H. Bobnenkamp, cf .3 0 0 1 0 Oj
Scranton. If 2 1 0 0 1 0,
Colbert, c 3 1 1 9 0 01
Francis, rf 2 1 2 0 0 0
Bruce, s 2 2 1 0 0 0
Reynolds, ss 2 1 2 0 0 0;
Stuot, lb 2 0 0 3 0 0;
C. Bobnenkamp, p ..2 0 1 0 8 0
21 6 6 12 8 1
RAILROADERS.
AB R H PO A E
arrlty. 2b 2 1 1 1 1
RalBton, lb 1 0 1 3 0
Irwin, cf 1 0 0 1 0
I B. Pidcock, c 2 0 0 2 2
Brown, 3b 2 0 0 1 0
Charlton, ss 2 1 2 0 0
Allstott, If .. .2 0 0 2 0
Lottes, rf 1 0 0 10
W. Pidcock, p 2 0 0 1 3
ll-INK
:ore nrrr , rrthv
yesterday was: R. H. E. : ' "
Walla Walla 7 12 3
Pendleton .. ' -0 7 0
Batteries Leonard and Brown;
Stanfleld and Pembrooke.
.- lb .2 4 12 6 1
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Clerks ...0 10 56
Railroaders t...-.-., 1 0 0 12
8UMMARY.
Stolen bases, Bolton, Francis, Ral
ston, Bruce, Charlton; sacrific hits.
Scranton, Irwin, Lottea; earned runs.
Clerks 4, Railroaders 2; three base
hits, Charlton; two base hits, Gar
rlty, Reynolds, Bruce; first on balls,
off Bobnenkamp 1; struck out, by
Pidcock 3, by Bobnenkamp 7. Uiu-
I
PAVING
AREA
ffliiSLOSTGLK.il
IS
GROWING
Have You Seen It?
WHAT?
Grand View Addition
Beautiful isn't it? All acre lots.
Did you know you can purchase one of these lots and
receive a guarantee that .will be the same as though
you placed your money in a savings bank? Investi
gate this.
Prices on all lots remaining unsold September 1st,
1912, will be advanced $250.00 each. -
La
Co.
Grande Investment
Owners -
v
Phone Main 752. La Grande, Ore.
tlon it i very likely these steps will j
be taken by the present, council.
Mil .:2Jx2Z
Weird. Content 'i Eleven
Before Deoinloa.
fa ii - '11
HTASP1NG OF TBE CllB
Walla Walla .4? -
i. , . r r w. I
Boise 3B 35
Pendleton 36 3"
La Grande 2 46
, flUII'
-. Bears Other Beanest.
. . . - . i - i
iodidfr eAMI W)H BT husky txom, -WB
I TIMELY.
FOR SALE One-half interest in wil
established business, and a money
maker. $500.00. Call and let us
explain it to you. Tuckey A War
nick. ' " 8"1-t!
mwimsu iy . eD ,. omv nn, h.r
neM and rubber tire runabout. E.
. ' . . j . r Tnckev. 8U-tI
n n Ala hub kiraiii nnipori ann i v
Pel. I
.607 ,
.486
.343
Boise. Aug. l.-(Spe(ial) Ever
tear the slide trombone strike a flat
note and blow it all over the laud-1
cape with a barKh blare that enme
as near harmonising with the other
Instruments as la(?er beer dies with
chocolate eclairs? Pome rasping,
lsu't it? But also ball games like
that of yesterday if you call them
games sort of rub your nerves the
wrong way and walk up and down
your back with cold feet.
It was a prolonged anony, too. That
harsh, banal note was drawn out lor
Construction sidewalks, cetoC.".'
...i i -a notitinna for m ore hard
; 11 U UVW'. .
Kear Ibdiskh tiaas iirr it" BUrface paving, allowing jiaiiue wu-j
tmto on Oak 8t for W7 nw -
STAJiBIXG OF TBE CLUBS.
W. L. Pet.
Palmer Mill 3 1 -760
Bank.ri ..if.n-..-. 2 X '00
Clerks -i 3
lUilroaders 1 3
FOR SALE New
One of the best.
M-tf
milch Jersey cow.
E. C TUCKET.
i! ''Wz
LADY WANTED
s
1
i!
i UK
Home Beautifying
Paints, wall paper, varnish,
oik, etc. tf
Phone Red 97L 1708 1-2 6th St.
B. B, NUTTER
Huslered hits in the fourth it
Cf the ClerksRailroaders' set-to lr t e
Twilight league, shoved over (Ive v :is
and won from the Harrlroan attB' i e
six to two. For three innings the
score was tied, but the last con o
found the Clerks in a merry-go-rni.rrt
and the fcorc pan tinkling regulaily.
The O.-W. Introduced a new man and
he proved to be a banner cloutr of
the rill. His name was cnarlton ar.o
bulk of tlis business transacted by
the city council at ita meeting iat MroAM our very comp,ete Fall
nlnt ., . j o beautlui WOol suitings, wash
Residents on Pennsylvania avenue , waistings, silks, hand-
nresented a Detitlon asking for pav- ....,
I ing bard surface, on that street from parr8 F!nf g ))!ie on
! Fourth tojts Juncfon v.1 h Was:.- ( dlrect wi,h th
Ington. It was referred to Propejr , flnd our rlces ,ow. U
l tonsuuiiuuted win. . . . ...Ah ,A .,f,fl0
oiners can iv.w
u-M-ltiv vou can also. Samples and
11 Innlnn.. and as the itame went on b triple and a single out of two jnr.r-
Refrigerators
Closing Out at 1 0 Per Cent
Discount
r. Ci.r:.t'ng Huk between pleeesj
of street paving in different secuoi. , Ins,rllrtlonl. Dached in a neat
ot tne cry moi win. uirci mm em
eral favor from the public
The engineer's estimate
$10 00 Refrigerators for
12.50 " " "
20.00 "
35.00 " " "
$9.00
$11.25
18.00
31.50
F. D. HAISTEN
The House Furnis.ier
I
for work
already done by the Warren Con
struction company was read and re
ferred. The Warren Construction company
was given the contract for paving
Oak street, guaranteeing to complete
all contracts now in hand before fall, j
Mayor Churcn cautionea me council
not to overload the paving company
contracts.
Tlio O.-W. Is not coing to object to
paving Jefferson avenue, and intimat
ed that It Is now ready 10 proceed
with Its half of the street where it
own abutting property " trie city is
Residents on Third between Wash
ington and Main want their street
paved and steps to create a paving
district will be taken.
The matter of installing drinking
fmintairs at three or four different
nans of the city came up for iSiscus-
sion. The wa'er committee has the
proposition in hand.
Mayor Church made a verbal report
of his investigation of greater water
sources for municipal purposes. H"
found that one or two feasible plana
are available and he is ursinit that
this tounill commence tV prelimi
nary step to obtain rlg'iK. ilernilns
V reiessary for the city to be casting
i!-"iit for great water sources when
ilie present population hiis been doii-
)!.,. r.,i avi'd luiry ami conpes-t
sample case, shipped express prepaid.
So money reqquired. Exclusive ter
ritory Write for pa'rtirursnv. He first
to apply. .
Standard Press Sooits Company, Dept.
607, Wripiiamton, S. T.
8-1-3 J
LA GRANDE TO
T m
INCLUDING
BUSS AN0
BOAT
FARES
DIRECT
TO PARK
JI ST 1IIF. IL(t TO M'KMl
VOIR
VACATION
SUMMER SEASON
y-.se 1-t to nept. 15th.
xctid fur PocHptit Hoi'lWi
Tree. '
TJIF WAMW lKF MTF
MEM CO,
jnmi. (MIP
Up To The Minute In
PAINLESS OPERATING
THE
MODERN
DENTISTS
DEPOT STREET ASP ADAMS AVENUE.
Over Newlin Drug Stare.,
LA GRANDE, : : : : : : ORE.
DR. THOS. C. OHMART,
Manager.
THE PRICE 18 RIGHT
GOLD CROWN (h p SET OP TEETH -$8.00
PORCELAIN CROWN kS Silver Fillings 1
.. T v Extractions 50c
BRIDGE WORK ..
Hours:
Daily 8 to 6.
Evenings 7 to 8,
Sunday 9 to 12.
All work warranted. If work
is not right we will make it
right without extra expense
uuuuajr- iv ia iu jOU.
LAD Y ATTENDANT EXAMINATION FREE.