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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1913)
1 .v;r. MONDAY, MAY 8, 1913. IX. GRANDE EVENING, OBSERVER, PAQE TT ) man "I t TIGHT CflP-lE COSTLY ERROR -ALLOWS LOCALS , - , TO FORGE AHEAD. '.. 'I''' .'V '' w-r'5'?' -'-,'':'-''.!- Beautiful Pitcher's Battle Witnessed .' ,-;t,i4 "..:;-vvv:'-iVv;,i.!Vi';.)y..r-;;;: in Branch Debut Here. ( Peppery baseball was dished up to fcall hungry fans yesterday afternoon when the JBranchline league made its debut in this city, and quite a' debut jt was, for in a pitchers' battle pnc ' tuatpd with enough errors and hitting t(f break the monotony the national game was partaken in with good sat' isfaction to the fans, v Elgin and La Grande were the actors in the debut business, and the latter were a trifle the better actors, forging to the front in a tight 3-2 game on a peculiar se J of errors. Once in the lead, they were not overtaken. Elgin took the offen sive when Mclnnis was rapped for three bines in the opening canto, re suiting one run for Elgin; but the old-" time heaver settled down and went like a warhorse.' In the - warhorse business however, Smith was , going equally as well.'' La Grande wAi- the game on a foul foul not necessarily referring to a "foul" decision, but to a foul fly. Mclnnis was on first, in in the 5th when he was sacrificed to second on a caught foul. . Mason didn't cover the bag on a delayed -throw, Mclnnis . starting '. for,, third. Mason recovered and threw wild to Shelton, Heck going home, hence the" score on a foul.- It has probably not been duplicated on a local field. Elim inating that particular medley of er rors and a series in quick succession by Burzee, a Moose, the game was nearly free of boots and full of fast inffelding.A On the whole it was a bang-up baseball Smith and Mclnnis were' at their best and but for- the fatal fifth both would probably have been going yet. The score: ; ' K, I '' La Grandei!:-;;f;:;'':'rv: " AB.R. H;Pa.JA. R. retacy, cf 8 T 1 1 0 0 Pidcock, 2b ..... 3 0 0 2 5.0 Burzee ss. 2 00 0 0-8 Hancock bs ...... 1 00,0 0 0 Higgeus, 3b 4 1 11 1 1 Cartes', lb .SO 0 14 1 0 Conly c, 3 1 1 8 2 0 Murchinson, rf;.. 3 0 2 0 0 .0 Childers, If ..... 3 0.0 0 ' 0 ( 0 Mclnnis, p 3 1 2 1 7 0 Total 28 3 7 27 16, 4 ' . Elgin. B.RiH.PO.'A, E. Mason, 2b 4 12 8 2 Patten, lb 4 0 1 10 0 Smith, p ,.4 1 2 0 2 Oswald, ss 4 0 0 1 Z Worthman, c . .... 3 0 0 '61 Shelton, 3b . ; .. ,3 0 1 1 2 DeBoi, ct . ....... 8 0 r 0 " 1' 0 Brown, rf ..8 0 JO I 1 Jones, If i . . . . . . . . 3 0 0. 0 ' 0 Mclnnis 8, by Smith Doubl -pI;in Pidcock to Carter to Conley. Passed balls VVrthman, ' Stcici UnRCt--Uiggens, ' tidy. Sacrifice Hit-X ftacy, Pic'tock, Worthmaii. 1 mpires Ptoddarc- end Flexer. Notice to Creditors. Notice ir hereby given to all whom it may concern, that . William A Worstell has been appointed by the County Court of Union county, Ore gon, executor of the last will and testament of Rachel ,E. Worstell, de- ceased. ' j' ' All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased Ratchql E.. Worstell are required to present them with the proper vouchers with in six months from the date ; hereof, to the executor, at the office of Ar thur C.; Williams, the southwest cor ner of ' Adams avenue and .? Depot street La Grande, , Oregon. ' r ' Dated May 3rd, 1913. - v- 1 WILLIAM A. WORSTELL, ' Executor of the last will and testo- ment of Rachel E. Worstell,., de ceased. t ) . yv 'v.. ;,--V::,v .5.VV may, 2-10-17-24-81. . sant to take, a remedy that contains nothing -v; injurious. , ' Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all these re quirements, It acts on nature's plan relieves the lungs, ' aids . expectora tion,, opens the secretions and re stores the system to' a healthy con dition. ' This remedy has a world-wide sale and use, and can always be de pended upon. Sold ty all dealers. Grand Union scouring pan M4 "7v pans are the best on the inarkrt. Try them. We guarantee veryUilngi we ,; sell or money refunded. ' Grand Vnloo, Tea ompany. 1 ' ' 4-SI-tf Total ....81 2 Summary. - 6 24 13 4 Mosjj; Prompt and Efficient Cure for Bad CoMto. ' ' When you have a bad cold you want a remedy that will not only give Two base ' hits Mason, Mclnnis, relief, but effect, a' prompt and per Murchison, Conly, Struct out By manent cure, a remedy that is plea- - . I When you want good SERVICE, CflU hi IB. J K . -I mm Transfer Co None Better Than Old Geyser Brook 1 Large Wagons - Good Horse , Careful Me: mm Whiskey ity guaranteed. . It's mellowed and aged in wood; pur- . Also distributor of Budweiser and Hop Gold Bottle Beer. - U LOTTES Wholesale Liquor Dealer, LA GRANDE THE CITY OF HOMES AND PAY ROLLS. Real estate will never be cheaper? in La Grande than at the present. New, people." New money, new enter-1 prises are headed this way: ,1913 promises to be a year of un usual .progress. New institutions, new businesses, new homes are al ready under construction. ; The crop outlook for f the North west is excellent. La Grande is backed up by the whole of the great ' and rich Eastern Oregon country. : Its business is secure in ; its . steady l payroll. Its . prosperity . is secure in , its steady business. ' , We have many choice . lots, and ' houses suitable for nice homes or profitable investments. Also some ' good business propositions.? . It will , nay you to investigate our listings. 1 SOME FINE HOMES e . 7 BOOM PLASTERED HOUSE. 1 .. Near corner O and First streets. Good house, , bath and toilet, wired, range and linoleums, Nice tawn and trees, one half block to pavement. Only $500 down, balance to suit. This owner is anxi ous to sell. ' " ' 1 ' ' ' ' "l l ' NEW MODERN HOUSE 1 1 ; " Plastered, basement, two toilets, bath, sleep ing porch, fireplace, , Close in on,,. Washingotn avenue between Second and Third streets. Own er is non-resident and has priced to sell. Terms; reasonable. 1 . ' 'A COUNTRY PROPERTY. WANTED ' -I have a new modern plalstered " five room house valued at $2200.00 near the high school which owner desires to exchange for un-improv-ed acreage of about equal value. UM0NC0UNW THE VALLEY7v0F. VABIED EE , SOURCES. , As LaGrande grows Grande Ronde Valley will develop, and as farming becomes more intensified the larger will La Grande grow. , 1 - The Grand TJonde farmer is sur 1 rounded by ell the luxuries of mod era civilization, telephones, electric ity, fine schools, good roads, co-' operating unions, automobiles, daily- mail routes, social organization jvte. ' j$ X Oregon is destined to greatly inTr 1 ' crease ,i ov ioTj during t)ie com- ' mg, fe.v y( j, i , bring w cat. ' m.. . .-Avhr not ? TTnio'i cciu.t , ... lVNJ ; provide for. ten tim-s the pfrrit number. Your knov chvi tLv.4 will nan.to real es tate vn!"is. ' i - 1 ' 301CE!;;'G6ob ' FARMS '' 1 , 0-":fO FlE V JIB TRACTS. yn.uy oinal) v r its on the outskirts of ihu Hy . for tiile At n;ia mable prices and on easy itfat. We bu -a rge variety in this cle's oi icj)fity a'.J m'l e likely to have just wl s wvnt. ',',, Cfl! P Cll1".SG LAND. i .-. $.. .w.rw of. .W.-.11 Wftit-.-ed bunch grass land, , - Mvi;,' patur i : (, ff per acre.. This is one f (j''ifl t'wt ic now On the market at Tin of stock ranches is going, fima canal Vork will .hi. j-ricfj Ur, ,J 8tV l!J; - ' ; ' A U T IA JID BUY. , ' did ars -f ooo laJ, over 600 acres of this j.ict can u; va A few miles north of K!,r"i. fr.re 5 J oO Ki acre. This would make V .MilutitMiM If will bear investigation. h ACQUAINT US WITH YO URR WANTS. WE WILLH PI. TO SATISFY THEM. ' ' GEO. 'H. CURRENT He Who Sells REAL LS TATE La Ct-oiet Ore. Wednesday; Specials ibh , Lyon-Taylor Contest ... 1 No name of contestant will be knowa. ' ' . '. 2 No name of contestant will be published. : m - 3 Every contestant gets 5000 votes to start with. f . J. 4-r-Every ; contestant gets a number. .' , 5 Standing of contostant aublished weekly. - . 6 Votes MUST .be recorded every Wednesday te count f " 7 Votes are good for record ONLY In week in. which they are given out I , . 8 Votes MUST NOT be written on. , ' " 9 Tie your votes In packages, with contostaat's aumber on top iRULES OF THIS- CONTEST. slip, total number, of vetes' each- package contains and signature, pt the party depositing .votes. (This ts imperative.) :, ; , " tO-Votes are 'transferable ONLY before recording. 11 No contestant will be allowed te vote for another contestant., 2 Contestants not voting for themselves will be dropped. : :. 13 Be careful in. couiting your votes. Vote packages a readlag greater aumberef votes than the package actually contains will be thrown out. 1 - ' . ' 1 14 Watch your standing each week, as you have only oae week, after each report comes out to correct an error, as votes are all de-. stroyed the second week after the report comes out. i ' : 15 Votes must be taken to ttore giving them eut and deposit ed, for record each week. ? Merchants who are running this contest will stamp their respective names on' each and every ballot ; See that this is done at time votes are glven out,:-);.1'' ' 18 THE LA GRANDE OBSERVER is the only paper in La Grande publishing the official count each' week, ' ' 17." Oontestaats are not allowed to collect votes among customers. r .18. AH people served by La Grande postofflce will be required to cast votes In person.:) I 1 I 1 WEDNESDAY j SPECIAL 1,000 Votes With Every Purchase. 10 Votes for One on all Accounts. Low Shoes $5.00 Shoes Tor $3.00; 10 votes for 1. This is a special bargain for one day. Hats Panamas, $7.00; $15.00 values, 70,000 votes. Straws $3.50 to $5.00, 50,000 votes.' I A bargain counter in Odds and ends in shirts. $1.50 Shirts for 50c 1,500 votes with each. The Toggery WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ''' 'f - ..,'l-,jf-'. ;) .'f ;!!,' ;!v.VW-k."'t 1,000 VOTES ' " - " " V ' ' ' .. i i For every 25c applied on Books. ; - ; , For every 25c applied on Purses and Handbags. , , For every 10c applied at Fountain. t For every 10c applied on Tablets and Envelopes. : Silverthom's FAMILY DRUG STORE WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1,000 Votes for $1.00 in Crockery, Enamel Ware and Stoves. . :. . , ;j . 100,000 VOTES GIVEN AS A BONUsj ON EACH RANGE PURCHASED WEDNESDAY, j . Henry & Carr v Furniture and Undertaking .. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 1,000 Votes on Each Dollar applied on ; SCISSORS - POCKET KNIVES .22 RIFLES k LAWN MOWERS F. L Lilly t LA GRANDE Q.: E. Silverthorn, F. X. Lilly, EMMEM Henry & Cdrr, A. V. Andrews islllW)es1llt S .-1 V'A-t-V.'.-J"-,.- !.-...? r
