La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 08, 1913, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, AHIIL 8, 1913. P.f:ESlX Li.' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, Absolutely Pure The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE Straight at It J There la no J!Se Of Our "beating i round the bush." We might as well nt with US rat as lust. We want Ton to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem trfy the nert time you have a cough Sure Cure For Spring Fever Do you feel worthless and discontented In the early spring time? Tou should not. The sun sends forth Its rays ta warm you to action. Spring Is nature's home-bulldlng time. If yeu fail to find anything that you wish to do, If you feel simply good for nothing, TRY THINKING ABOUT A HOME OF YOVU OWN. That's the cure. The Inspiration, the enthusiasm, and the anticipation of owning your wn home will again Invigorate your entire system. We have many Bice homes already built, and many choice lots for cozy homes. ' READ OUR BIQ AD3 EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ft FRIDAY Aeaaaint as with rear wants and GEO. H. CURREY? E , La Grande, . Oregon Ti VERY LOW OFFERED by the E. O. L. & P. CO. will be still lower when you use OUR HEATING and COOKING AQPLIANCES. La Grande Electric Company Foley Hotel Block N Black 3.141 Now is the Time to Make Garden J I W I I 1 We have Ferry & Co.'s, Mandrill & King and Lilly Co. 's Flower and Vegetable seeds. Also homo grown corn for corn on cob. For Lawn, Kentucky, Blue Grass and White Clover Seed, CITY GROCERY ENAHA LUMBER COMPANY -POWDER i or cold. There !a no reason bo far as we can see why you should not do Thl. nnninllnn hv Ita r.mirV. able cures has gained a world wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of It In the highest terms of prlase .It Is for sale by all dealers. we will b pleased to satisfy them. HEATING RATE AND BAKERY When You Are Plan ning to Build emember that our sMngles, sash cs. doors, flooring and other lum ber are recognised In this com munity as thoroughly trustworthy and high grade, and that we do not make a practice of over-charging. We bought our present stock when lumber was lewer In price. BEHEFIT DAY NfXT SUNDAY KKCE11TS OK (UHE TO CO TO IilTLDING. . Neteral Hundred Dollurg to Go to Itcpulr of Hull Grounds. Nert Sunday La Grande fans will again se3 a strenuous workout of he Spudx" and to fatten the repair purse. President Foley has aiuio'.iucil a benefit game whereat the receipts ar to -go to repair the gran.l stand and the grounds. It possible some outside team will be brought, and If not It will be another Yannlgans-Res- ularsgame. In any event the price of admission Is heartily asked for an, the top of the grand stand has been blown oft during the winter storms, and will require an outlay of several dollars in the repairing thereof. The game will be called at 3 o'clock. EW iJTEX ARE HERE. ' Peterson, Catcher, aid forl-fny Third Ban?, Reach Town Today. Gunnar Peterson Is In town; so Is Eddie Corbln. Therewith Is complet ed the in and outfield so far as known now and today for the first time Man ager King put through the paces the, entire fielding squad. Ginger and pep has been lent to the rehearsals on the ( ball ground stage since yesterday by the coming of the third baseman and Tillamook cacther. ' In the Interim, the meal ticket Bquad has been cut down by three Tyson, Phillips and Conroy, all of whom worked last Sunday, were re leased last evening and that much pruning has been done. Fang nappy Over Harlow's Plnplny. Baker, April 8. (Special) The "Lefties" won Sunday 3 to 2. i: was a great game. Until the fatal ninth inning the score was tied. It was a pitcher's battle from rt:irt to finish, six of them being used. In the first Inning, Murptw, second baseman for the "Yans," rapped a home run, bringing In two scores. The score stood 2 to 0 until Young swatted the sphere for a three bagger, scoring one, and In the next luaing one more run was slated. It would be mighty hard to pick any stars In the bunch, for they are all "shiners". The game was full of sensations from start to finish. Pee. in center field, made a great catch. Juggling the ball frftm one hand to the other, until finally his fingers got sticky and he froze onto It. Murphy picked one out of the air that looked good for a safe hit Three locals played on the teams, "Dutch" Llebe, "Friday" Thlbodo, end "Maggie" Bird. , "Friday" held down first sack, like an- old vet. and his batting was good. Bird, while many of 'em didn't get by him at short, made several fumbles where had they been scopped up might have saved many a base. "Dutch" held down third sack In good fofrn and he made one sensational catch of a foul, getting It about 20 feet behind his position. The pitchers did not exert them selves. It was their Instructions not fo throw any "spirals" yesterday, but once In a while one of 'm would slip one over. As one of the hus kies said. "Who can hit a curve when tliey are supposed to come straight." Tho tattorlcs were Ward, Hunter, Young and Harlow; Coleman, Rrmf. Peet and Cress. A large crowd witnessed the game, but the weather, waa a little too cold. several leaving before the finish of the ten Innings. Trapshooters Hake flood Score. The Pendleton team of the stau trapshooters league Sunday morn ing made Its best score of the season, breaking a total of 112 birds out of a possible 125. Wnether or not this score waa high enough to win the match Is not yet known as the result of the shooting of the opponent team has not yet been received. The first perfect score yet made by a Pendle ton man was made yesterday by Dr Spain when be broke 25 birds In suc ccaslou Hauiley was second to him wi.h 23, lloth uiude l!2 while IV no and Humphrey each contributed 21. A week ago the score made was 109 an dtwo weeks ago 99 s- that the, members are very well pleased with the progress made. Pendleton East Oregonian. More Buck" Hull Players Arrive. Al Lodell, captain of the Bucka rooes last year and who has been re :alned to hold down the luitlul bag again, arrived In Pendleton yesterday from Portland. Accompanying him was C. Krause, another pitcher who Will try out with McKune. Albert Wells, the Boise boy who Is looked upon as a Bure placer on the pDchlng staff, came In this morning. Osborne will pitch a game for Grants Pass to morrow and will leave Immediately for Pendleton and with him will come Burgess, another twlrler, Rader Is al so erpected In a day or so. With tl'u warm weather here, McKune will put his men through a stiff pace until the opening of (he season. Pendleton East Oregonian. Bolite Lands Two Lire Ones. Boise, April 7. ''Dad" GlralCn and President Fred Bogsner of the Boise baseball club played a trump card Saturday night when they an nounced negotiations had been closed and contracts signed for Jack Chase, well known professional baseball player of thl scity and Clyde "Slim'' Hall," veteran pitcher flow with Seat tle, to play this season with the Irri gators. A release waa handed to Pitcher Williams and Pitcher Gooch Is due to secure the same ticket. "Dad" Clark has been heard from through the arrival of his signed con tract and will soon be here. Ric Damp Rhetorto. Captain Koald Amundsen, discoverer of the south pole, describes the parallels of latitude thnt He between New Zea land and the Antarctic barrier, where Scott and his compiinlons rest, as "the roaring forth-, the foggy fifties and the icy sixties." Barlin's Pawnshops. TawiiMhops in Berlin are controlled by the government. The rates of in terest are low. mid the profits are used for charitable purposes. Storing Coal. Experiment have shown that coal kept under water for the space of three years lost less than 3 per cent in effi ciency, while supplies stacked In the open Invariably show a decrease In value of from " to 8 per cent Hi a sin gle year. In tropical countries the de cline Is greater than in the temperate zones. It Is reported that British navy coal stored nt Hongkong lost from 20 to 40 er wnt In the course of a few years. Russian Furniture. More than hi If of the furniture shown mid sold In Moseow stores Is manufactured not In factories, but in the homes of peasants. Prsizc Mirrors. " The Etruscans were famous for tbelr bronze mirrors. They added to the cop pev, and tin n small percentage of sil ver, which lieIHd to Rive the high pol ish necessary fur the purpose. Of the large number of bronze mirrors now In existence nearly nil are Etruscan. - Hands Off In Berlin. In Berlin n prospective customer Inn bakery, butcher's ulinp or jrrocery Is not permitted to handle the breud, cuke, meat or vecetaliles. otc. It Is a misde meanor punishable by A fills. A "Texas Leaguer but it did the trick. Good it was a Cork Center. With the old aryle rubber center ball it would have gone only s far as the second baseman. The Cork Center is just that much better. Not too lively, but just enough to at least give the batter an "even break' TVm'thepeTaunn1 ed totakeanr but aCork Center ball. It la the only kind thehciearuuse and tliey hava to hava the bet. The nreaent day ram haaouutruwn the old atyle 1 alt, and Dlay ra must keep para or becume "Mr. Bushera." A. G. SPALDING & BROS. 158 Geary St Sn Francuco Ymi knrtw who rarrtai SpaMinf jrwxU ir y,mr townK"n nd-.k him to lt ymi k.k tu t,' .-m. 1 FIGHT TONIGHT IIASD IXJIBED, BIT WILL FIGHT AJIirrYAV. Leach Cross to Be Oppoueut ut Sew York King. Joe Elvers, Clever Boxer. - New York April , 8. Despite the Injury to his hand more than ten days ago whe.i he was thrown from a horse at his training quarters, Jose Rivers, the Mexican, was confident today that he would win tonight's bout with Leach Cross. The two men are battling to determine which shall meet Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion. The East Side dentist la equally confident and the betting Is divided. Ritchie has expressed an eagarness to meet the winner, prob ably July 4, somewhere on the Paci fic coast. A New Eapsnence. "iToppeo n litt'e at mulpite while I was abroad" remarked ihe iie man. fiin't lieat Unit iraine." said the ihi mail "Wavii't tryina to I Inst wanted in see llo'V it r.v!s ( '"e lllollcj'." (.oM'v!l,a Onirler Joiirnal. Wnere It Was. "Why don'i - net some label on your suit ir.e to show where it's been V" "The pa wnhnliers don't furnish la bels."-Louisville I'onrter .Inuriuil. Long and Snort of It. It is hard fin a man to look rtlgnl lied while stamlliii: upon his tiptoes to whisper Into the en' t his slxren year old son 'hh'a!.'o Iteconl Herald. Don't Blame Your Over Worked Stomach , When your stomach will not digest food, the worst thing yon can do Is to wke i lot of digestive medicines. True, they give temporary relief, but jour rtomach is the sufferer. Loss of ap petite indigestion, dypepsia and head aches can only be permanently relieved by removing the cause. In many cases, Conditions result in ruining the stomach sua prevening it irom aigesung 1004 in a natural wej. If von wrm- ? -U?$ ?2etl7 without resorting to artWcUf dlfMUvet or predigested foods, una Jatmfl'a Tnai. rrJ?i Take small doses regulsviy, preferably before meals. In a little line your stomach will again do ita own work and you will eat heartily, keep well and enjoy living. Jayne's Tonic Vermi uge is not a digester in itself, but it m aiomacn ana intestines, giving yon all the nutriment and strsugui irom tne rooa yon eat. Many forma of inpooiwi indigestion are the result of rntestlnat parasites, for which Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge is unsnrpsssed. Insist on Jayne's; accept no other. Millions have praised It for more than eighty years. Bold by drug- How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ara ior any case or CaUirh that cannot be cured by Hall' Catarrh Cure. P. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Mm p,'rrict!y liunorubln In nil bualnoM tranaii' Hons an l flnanri.iliy nl.ln to curry out Dry obligations maiio by 1,13 firm NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, Toledo, O. n-.inu directly upon the blood and mu. c.v,s ,rf.ee. nf the .yatfm. T.tlmonlH EV MMi,," "nU P"r b0t?,e' 8o'd Take U,U'yMu.piu. for eoaaUlt. ... W CAJi CURE THAT SACK ACHE, Psiu alo-jj 1 lie ImcK. di'iio , IkmhIjcIi r lau ant. Ort a uickto ol nlwt ''Ca a .HArit.'-I.KAK, l" .toaiit ns. aii.i li-l cure lor allKiiuJ. Bladder ui I rinarjrtroubua. Iwm ?ou fool all run down. Urrd, weak and wlthiail anemr uae tbla remarkahla comlilnalion of nalun- a herb, and roela. Aa a hilc laialiTe II hta nurqiml. Mother tirayt Ar.nuilc-I.fla aold by l.riw. irint. or w I hy ir'H fr 6dcta. Bainnle aeiit FUfct. AddreM, Tlw JloUwr Gray to., U Hoy. K. I . 0 INT 1; ADS I BRING J RESULTS TT WANTED Clean rags at the Observ er office. Pay 2c per lb. 1-16-tf OR SALE 3 C White Leghorn eggs. SO cents for IS. James Qulnland. Phone Red 1393. 3-14-lmry FOR RENT 6 room house and barn. Phone Red 1442. 3-24-tf EGGS FOR HATCHING At reason able prices, from thoroughbred, Premium stock, none better. Black and Buff Orpingtoaa, IR. I. Reds, Bart-ed Plymouth Rocks, Indian Runner ducks, Fawn aad White, Blue Ribbon winners. Can spare a few eggs from this pen. Choice cockerels of each variety for sale. Chas. E. Perry, 1315 Jackson Ave. S? 81 II - 11 9-9ZS l!P FOIRi RENT Single nicely furnished front room, 1311 O avenue. 4-3-tf FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Phone Black 3291 or call 1303 O avenue. 4-3-15t FOR RENT Rooms for light house keeping with bath. Phone Black 1731, also large bed . sitting room. 1512 Adams. 3-24-tf FUUNISHED ROOMS for rent. Phone Red 1031. 4-2-tf FOR RENT Two modern five room houses with bath and pantry. Phone Red 3381. 1221 W. Avenue, 4-3 1 month. FOUND Fur driving glove , between La Grande and Grange hall. Own er call at Observer office. 4-4-St FOR SALE Corner lot Sixth and M. street. $150, purchaser to assume assessments. Wrs. Jessie L. Cava na, Seattle, Wah. 4-4 4tp WANTED Woman to cook In diet kitchen. Apply at Hot Lake at once. 45-tf FOR RENT One 12 room, one 7 room house and one four rocm house. Close . In. Inquire 1208 Spring. 4-8-6tp WANTED Boy to learn cigar tiada. Takes three years to learn. Must board at home. Fam Ua King Cigar Factory. 4-8-tf WANTED Man and wife want posi tion. Woman first class cook. Can give reference. Write C, C. Bennett, La Grande, Oregon. . 4-7-4t AGENT WANTED $18.00 weeljjy. Lady or gentleman as field repre sentative soliciting subscriptions o leading fashion publication and ap pointing gub-agttU. National Sales association, Loi Angeles Cal., 503 San Fernanda Bidg. .i 4-7-2t ' j FOR SALE One doren thoroughbred. tsarrea I'lymouth uock hens. . Eggs for hatching. Chas. E. Perry. 1315 Jackson avenue. Phone. 4-5-2t LOST Cn Adams avonuo, child's chalp and locket. Engraved W. A. G. Photo Inslls. Suitable reward for return. Red 3,",01. 4-5-tf FOR SALE 250 feet of picket fence. E. Polack, City Grocery & Bakery. 4-7-tf WANTED Sewing to do by the day a your home. Neatly done, price reasonable.. Mrs. Jno. Meloy. Phone Black '-12. 4-7-t TO RENT Furmlshod housekeeping rooms. Vory pleasant location. Phone Black 3515. 4-7-t See Wheelwright about your con crete work. Call Observer. 4-w-tf TILES CTRED IX S TO 14 BATS. Tonr druggist will refuid money If PAZO OINTMBNT falls to cure any " "t itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. 50c