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v . PAGE TWO LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVES. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1913. 'I il n .v I t. ' 1 k i With another school house building and the outlook good for still one more next year La Grande is surely growing. At any rate the best crop, which is always children, is increas ing. . -- MoPliments Concrete Blocks Made in La Grande LATBST DESIGNS Best Building Material Made in La Graude. KnOWn E. C. D A V J S Cor Greenwood A S Ave. - La Grande. JAMISON AND HITTERS II i Retail Department Phone Main 8 j For Lumber, Lath Shingles, Sash and D:ors ! Ruberoid Roofing i GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO. New Telephone Directory i ...... We wish .to notify our subscribers that we in tend to issue a new directory next month, and in order that there may be no errors in it we ask their co-operation. : All those' whose names or addresses are not correct in the present directory or who wish any changes made, kindly notify us. All notifica tions must bp in by the 10th of May. Home Independent Telephone Co. Potatoes and A 1 ies Both very good varieties Apples 35c Box Potatoes 35c Sack t i THE UoS HIM M0RS A ORPIXARY TH15GS IF TOt' AJfOff TfTtXpZ B; FIFTEEN BLNGLES SPELL SAFE TY FOR SPUDS. Fifteen Men Struck Out by Wonder ful Performance by Soutpaw. Standing of the Clubs. Won. Lost Boise 6 1 Walla Walla ' 5 2 North -Yakima 4 3 La Grande 3 ' 4 Pendleton .'.2 B Baker ...... 1 6 Pot .857 .714 .571 .429 .286 .143 Stage berg Grocery LI VT.CNE MAIN 70 VEGETABLES IX SEASON ALL THE TIME. I (By R. W. Fisher.) Walla Walla, April 30. (Special) La Grande, tail ender in the league last year, took awfuT revenge on Walla Walla yesterday, beating her five to two. Kelly the Bear hurler was touched for fifteen singles and bunched at that Jamison, the Ore gon University liurler, struck out the first six men and got 15 all told. Also he got three hits. Walla Walla scored Brown in the third. He walked and came home on Harmon's double. In the fourth Luridstrom hit a homer. La Grande's scores came as fol lows: In the third Jamison and Cor bin singled, both scoring on Nadeau's single. : ' , In the fourth Lind walked, took sec ond and scored on Jamison's single. In the fifth,' Nadeaa singled, stole second and scored on Van Horsts single. In the seventh, Luttrell go on first on an error, stole second, went third on Nadeau's hit, both advanced on fielders' choice and Luttrell scored on King's single. Martini, Walla Walla's-left fielder, made two sensational pegs, stopping two men, one at second, one at home. Spuds Not "Reefers." The La Grande players, who ac cording to North Yakima ' reports, did considerable "beefing" showed up entirely diffe'ent here; They caused not the slightest disturbance' and made a good impression. The game was played before a poor crowd.' .The day was coJd and dis agreeable and the pitchers poM not ?et up a sweat. Jamison Highly Praised. Jamison, the La Grande pitcher', went through the game like a house afire. The compilation of batting aver ages for last week's series showed Walla Walla up as poor batsmen but In aolte of that superior fielding won against Pendleton. Jamison, sow ever, proved too mucn. La Grande. .E. D. R. FONG 1 1 .ffriTr: It .- I Ni nil.'- ' if) 'LlLJ KLDinR ro. Branch of Baltor City Office CMSESE HKltBS AJfD fcOOT REMEDIES . Our wonderful life string herbs will absolutely extirpate every Impurity from tn system. No drugs, no poison, aon-alco- knit " t " FRLE COSl'IDEXIiAf C0.Sl-lTlTl0fitk Those llr( out ef tew a can cure themselves at torn wltb our herbs. Writ to us for par, tlculars. Office Hour: 9 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 8 Ii. n. Sundays t to 11 a. m.; 1 to S p. i. lVhsoie Bala TIS. Offlrtt .1412 Adaat Ateaae LA (JKA5DE, 0REG0X. BOISE FILLS COLD DAY SEES PITCHERS HIT HARD. Pendleton Runs Over Boise for the First Defeat. Old Floors Made Like New Have you an unsightly floor, rough, uneven, stained or dirty if you have I can pat it In Irst class condition, level, smooth, cUen, Just like new floor and ready for any kind of a finish you may wish to put on it The AUTO JU TIC SCRAPER AKD POLISHER makes them like new. For particulars call at' room 10 Newlln's druf building, or phone Rei 8051, G. H. RUSH Contractor and Builder (By Crissman.) . Pendleton, April 30. Boise met her first reverse of the season yes terday afternoon when the Pendleton team celebrated the opening of the local season by winning a 13 to 6 de feat It was a cold day and the pitchers were wild. Chapman was driven out of the box in the first inning when the Bucks landed on him for six straight hits. Finley replaced ' him and fared better only in spots. Berger was wild but effective iu pinches and particularly with the bat He hit out two doubles and a single, driving in four runs. 'Pendle ton scored six in the opening inning but Boise came up from behind un til in the third she had a total of four. Here the Bucks commenced another assault upon Finley and chasd three more scores. Two more were added in the fifth and the same number in the seventh. Boise scored one run in both the ight hand ninth. The game was featured by spectacu lar fielding by Varian, Pendleton cen- terfielder. ' R.H.E. if Boise .6 10 6! Pendleton .13 13 4 i Bateries Chapman, Finley and J Gard; Berger and Haworth. Let Us Protect Your Health i by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con - dition, connecting it to sewer o tfill pass all sani- f x l W iary taws. licensed Plumbers BAY & 1WEIFEL LA GkaNDE if s . Make Your Comparisons: Then Decide Baker Wins First Game. . North Yakima Score: - R.H.E. Baker 6 6 5 North Yakima 3 8 4 Batteries Mannring, Coleman and Harlow; Kile and Stanley. As time goes on. business of all kinds is harder to contract Even the paving companies have their troubles in this day of automobile and airship. Think over all the disadvantages of oil lamps; dirt; smoke; odor; danger; drudgery.. Compare their light with electricity. Electric lights are cean convenient; brilliant; safe. They have all the good points and none of the disadvant ages of other lights. Which would you rather have'.! Plioife for our lighting rate, it will make 3rour decision easy. Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. "Always at your service' ' " AB. Corbin, 3b ,.). 4 ffaughicTf, is n...5 Luttreli, ri 5 NadeaU, cf ..'....5 Vanhorst, 2b, 5 King, c 5 Lind, rf 4 Walters, lb 4 Jamison, p 4 0 0 2 2 2 14 1 6 0 1 41 5 15 27 Walla Walla. AB.R.H. PO. ..E Harmon, cf 4 0 2 0 0 0 Tohnson, rf 3 Childers, 3b 4 Lundstrum, ss ... .3 Davis, 2b 4 4 Martini, If ... Brown, c Kelly, p fi fen8or . . . ...3 ...3 ...1 2 5 0 0 0 0 3 f r 5 !l 1 0. 0 A I 0 0 7 1 0 c 33 2 5 27 1? 4 Monser batted for Kelly h Yt ninth. . Score by Inninp. Walla Walla ..00114 0 0 0 02 La Grande ...0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 05 Summary. Ift on basur-Walla Walla, f ; La Grande, 10. . Home mil Lundstrum. Two base hits Harmon r-"1 .Doul'te plays Martini to "re Passed balls Kin 1. Struck out By Jamiscr;, Z; Vv Kelly, 4. Br? on balls three each. Condition of weather ColJ and cloudy. Umpire Starkell. Spring Showing' of Modern House Furnishings . This season I am showing a larger selection bX rUga and carpets than at any time. In the MEDIUM and STANDARD TAPESTRIES, have a well assorted line at prices from f 11.75 to $16.00. Some very handsome patterns and we range the prices in grades and sizes rrom $17.50 to $24.00. I am showing the most attractive patterns of 1913, selections of AXMINISTER RUGS, in all sizes; most beautiful creations from the great carpet mills of the East, and aliho there has been a very sharp advance in raw carpet wools, I am pricing all my rugs the same as last yep?, This offer is made to induce the largest patronage of this department possible this season. "V May Be Had on Easy Terms All the NEWEST a d BEST TYPES OF Qq CARTS ANO SULKIES are Bnown this season, in all niout 15 patterns; a lineup of baby vehicles a were never, ihown here Wfire. New iesigns in "sleeper .node If" with Auto Gear, finishes in the popular colors. The very be ypea f tfoiiapsij,ie vehicles in a well assorted line. Particular attention is called to the cut th very latest in reeling folding SULKIES, the yery finest In La Grande. Will not t'p over, are made especially for our high curbs. TCou can take them over without the least diffi culty. Let us demonstrate to you. Prices are from $2.25 to $25.00. Worth more. MAT BE HAD ON EASY TERMS. i Largest line of wtll selected Dinera shown here this lesson. Will in short time receive direct friw the WISCONSIN CHAIR CO.. PORT WASHINGTON. WIS., a solid car of FINE CHAIRS and ROCKERS. Wait for these CHAIRS it will pay you well for 1 in goin g to sell chairs this season and you ill want this lino wen they are shown. F. D HAISTEN - - I FURNITURE ON EASY PAYMENTS
