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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1913)
CUSS UgffiMjjPjfflW i I l ill n p n IRS WALLOP La Grand, high school building in which is auditorium that will house , audience witnessing J "A Box of Monkeys" presented by and under the auspices' of the senior ciasi. . .'n ii mi )i. " .''I ' Tomorrow night at the big school auditorium a bo if of monkeys will ' released when a half dozen bent j of the senior class, presents the vA Box of Monkeys'" for the ' . of parents, friends ' and ; ' . ''tf-- the school.' All are , tominat fee to cover ' " . ' , i"?ad. A short -.carried out Nn, director - ' , t her well- , ' . . - i placo s'v'i-. V 'n NEW MISSION WORKEfl HERE SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN TO new won:.!::, i;, WITH CIIIGER BROWNING ALLOWS HITS TO BE BUNCHED. Snoddy on the Other Hand Scatters i Hits and Wins Handily. Successor t R. E. Close II.-.3 Ili ad , quarters Here. t , ' f. ' - ' i t fohn E. Crymes, formerly of Che Is, Wash., arrived in La Grande re .., y and has taken up the work as , ; wary for the American Sunday union, Tis territory includes . 'ntlcs Union, Umatilla,' Wal .ker and Grant, with head n this cit.y ' 1J. Close, pastor of the Bap v was formerly Sunday ionary in this district, ''ear he organized a large -al Sunday schools, de wmons and addresses dreds of homes. The oni he labored with V him and regret 'Ht to entcv the ''it church in school dis "' men ' V, f , f ' Standing of the Clubs. , Won. Lost. Pet Boise ........... ...6 2 .750 Walla Walla 6. 2 .750 North Yakima .5 3 .625 La Grande 3 , 5 .375 Pendleton .....3 5 .375 Baker ....1 7 .125 (By R. W. Fisher.) Walla Walla, May l. (Special) Walla Walla bunched hits off Brown ing of La Grande yesterday after noon and the score was Walla Walla 5, La Grande 1. : f Both sides got the same number ot hits but Snoddy kept the bingles scattered. The Bears got some long ones that helped ; pad . . their score. Davis hitting was a feature. He trM: tttwo bagger and a ; trip. ti Oande scored in the first in ...t,en Corbin laced one out for two bap-s and "Home Run", Nadeau -''-4 o'it a single.- From 1 thon on S""H-1v knt his hits scattered well. , Wn'V VMla , f?ot' one score in the -H fni'"T, : Davis picked out one r" .rv0rvn!isrrs best and got to sec ..1 Tn it. Ffe went third on a fieMn-a' c!io;'ce and scored on a wild pitch.'. . ' "',1 '!: 1 In the sixth the picking was good and Browning was sweating big drops when it was overV A clean two bagger sent the batter to third when Lundstrom singled. Davis got a dandy three bagger and the two men ahead of him crossed. Martini sacri-'j f iced Davis . home, three being rung up for the Bears in thfs inning. .''., 1 In the ninth Martini got a single, took second when Snoddy was hit, went third on a fielders' choice and came home when Van Horst made an error,. The score: La Grande. AB. R. II. PO. A. E. Corbin, 3b . 4 1 2 0 ' 2 0 Naugmton, ss .....4 0 1 0 3 2 Luttell, rf 4 0 0 2 0 0 Nadtiau, cf ........4 0 2 2 0 0 Van Horst, 2b . ...4015 1 1 ' ' rson, c ..... . ..4 0 0 3 2 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 M .. . .1 wefl with it. Bridger, w essaye the fofc fof the Irrigators, wet w for the first four innings but after that was touched up for bunche of afe ones. Pendleton profited sever al scores by playing the bunt! ng' game, the oBise infield going up in the air several times. Until the fifth inning, the game was a pretty one but the Bucks chased four across in the fifth, one in the sev enth and five in the ninth. One of the features of the game was Bladen's stick work. In four times up he crecked out four safe ones. Boise lost her third baseman today by a ruling of Farrell that Blausser belonged to Keokuk and Case was pulled into third. ' Score: R.H.K; Pendleton 12 13 . 2 Boise 4' 8 5 Batteries M'Garrigle and Bladen.; Bridger and Gard. , Increase for Carpenters. Cleveland, May 1. With no oppo sition from the contractors, the1 5" cents an hour increase in pay for car penters of Cleveland went into effect' today. : La Grande Gets Another Factory. When oar representative called on Mr. Martin at his candy factory at 14081 Adams, he was assured by Mr. Martin that La Grande was good enough for him. Mr, Martin hails from Colfax. Washington, with let ters of' indorsement from the promi nent citizens of that place and will devote- his time here to the manufac ture of high class candies for both the wholesale and retail trade, uet in line- and" boost home Industry "sky scrapers are Built brick at a time.";. 11 LADIES HEW FURS COLD AND BLUSTERY, WEATHER INJURES EARLY FRUIT. , j ;.,4 0 ..3 0 18 0 0 1 0 2 0 . 1 t 8 24 10 3 P.O. A. E. -o 0 Sawmill: Man- Injured Union Travel er. Return From-South. m Union; April 30. (Speciul) Snow, Snow!, all' the time; and here it is ready for our May parties and so cold and' snowy that we have to wear our furs; "We are all wondering when spring will' coma. A man by the name of Valentine had a: had' accident- at Stoddard's saw mill last Saturday. A log rolled on his- foot and mashed it so bad that it was' amputated. This is a serious thing1 for a man as it will incaDacitate I him for hard' physical labor.' Carl Fbrstrom and W. England Save returned from their eastern trip, le gone they visited Florida, Cuba, , na Canal and other points. ITiey : , .:.' - delightfut time. :.-' , rk has been rather busy in , - recently. Mr. and Mrs a daughter, Mr. and1 Mrs-. v , ;,a son, Mr. and Mrs, Pad:- ; ,, ' -"ffinbury has been en . -atly but is. bettei ; the order of the jelass of the high ' e on Friday, April 'had theirs on the 'ses report good ;. 'ioise they made .- . them. The ' -niors will be Sr Mr. and ' '""lMlg of wilt hilt A Summer Outfit for Men That is up to the last second in style and marcv-' , 1 ial. ' m 'a i Suit of fine gray serge. Semi form fitting new .style straight trousers, coat has ; unbreakable front. Color a beautiful light gray. Price $20. 1913 New Straw Hats in the new fine and heavy braids. The correct shapes for spring.' Price - $2.50 Tan Shoe, Button. In a medium raised toe, slight swing last. A new spring style, medium light color) Price " $5.00 BE WELL DRESSED This complete outfit, suithat and shoes $27.50 GEIBEl'S !. ""i. business part of town. ., ; aiming is erected Cock , it for their furniture " ing for lots of school year and the com work hn earnest to i and parents lined s Is rumored that . , in the enterprise, our sister in this Jion could have a than one town ' X ,nde was in town last Saturdav nn K..oia Albert Haller who went to l Grande to attend the track meet fof ",D ""siortune to step on a nail W run it,in his foot , He has been lam' all the week with it. . ; I We are nfiM tv.i .jiP UIHl lne neavy IIWl have damaged the early fruit al has been very frosty v for sever' ngs, we can only hope for tl Mrs. Guy MacMillan has been qui'. 8ck With the D-rin u... xhA
