La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 07, 1913, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'. 1 " .mi mum 1 ........a I . 'H -U 8,1 ' !! iv f ii?;, m ?? ' i i -if 'I V; I' ll i-M 'I ;tl it If 'iff ; I 1. ; flic liii DRUHOT fiOgS GOOD UP TO T , FHiTK. IMMftfft, BunjWU of 4otndtt errors behind him enabled' PendTeroif to take the firsipf 4H sfriw fjojiJA a 9-3 score. Eerger was t Costly Errors Behind Him Cause Trouble Deck's Heave Bum. Grande by in nothing; latter part Pnn)lntnn had truMMifMle tn the keep ond with a hit and two errors. ru''f" had been going fine but in the fifth he was touched up effectively. After striking- out two and walking' one, jf !ip,lrte'tB2Szk RM to ub.j blnglfiem over with one down. Na-! F'S'rr mF TZ)ftSiVasey at the bad HlUtlt Tn tha civtk i " . . ...... - ... " . . i"u p-i great rormanoroe apuos couioao i out a comng two .sadcer and then thing witUsi Renders .'VwX'fVW, W hit. LPeterson deliV l.n AUca. nn anH I k V! x. t .. viewy ttaouicu, iw ufl.wP nig par, Naugntorp across. lobbedW v"f SSffBme wa8W&I5y3)ii: '0& was a aha f nnhincr affair until the. f iftn.1 Mav. out atut frin ' vsr Bww.....n 7". T I II gaiiic C1IUCU was 9slow one and marreo iy mucti rap-irinn nr, both -f.-Stand kff .of thft.,Clubii.-1';.T Walla Walla 11 2 .846 Boig-T-rrry.--vTTT. . . 0 -4 92 . NOrtfc'Takima ; . . -- r 5-: f j6l5 1 Pdlet6n aWVV.-1 .A1 6 7,9,n,.4C2 La Grartde-..!'.!i,i .",.!. . I"105 ';a .'308 Baker i,n! V .V. .,:.l a1 If'"".l6l Jos fhnif ffnr sff the. or60t Dtjpartinont.'1'' ! sides. The umps had a bad day on halls and strikes, but much of the beefing was uncalled for. Lodell was " w p. - - . , . ., uuLoiii.u iui. uoueii was i . J l: 1 i 1.... .;., ., ... sni'k'ffr alio was iiimneii acmru nv T" r , Tt," l' "i Tl ". -l--.r-f to" IK'S ni" m" Tiffff -mmnnfl- owt Corbin's head andjhen when Augus- Corbin, l(w Ilie ball awi.tl coun ted When Be te sixtft-ltad-ftit-BaialF rP'y.'vith the .arbiter.. 1000 9d' 1j id f-r I -t 3 bti no H mini rh tnniiim n i n m.i ni i.- (Im ; mil "'H"i iuiii HA . IIHIlJtllUn lll IUIUU1I1U tJnaLm3ilLF? .an- -V i -.it : : STORV TOLDiWB.M basenHit run was tnree-men-irr tn 1 I Rot OK MM aa mm Itarl Oiinral Drilfinf. Wflfl UI1U VIIC IUII I IHU Bivivj yanked forGojarfj. Ad,rewnJjy Naughton and ii 'iimrififfl fly piSr. uvn 3b leek ma r i udeau, of I -Naughton, s La Grande. -Aff.inB-P(5.". 4 2 -3 2 1-0- mr.a DDPABS HftmPM nV All(?llKtUS and Rador in the seventh- and eighth ended 3hSr "9PriJ,'(3i fle locaJ- whan Naughton singled, went to sec ond on Peterson's infield out, and scoredt lj.eo delivered i8 ' one. 'they Sfattferii Batlintf-f allV ih Peterson, rf ...... 4 0.1 w nil erg, lb 4 0 2 Jamison, If . Gooch, p .... n il ; ig . . . . .10 0 .201 Dinner Coffee D-r.r.l: ::!. "Pendleton. AB. R. IB. PO. A. E. :h4rty. If .,JJ,..UJ1 i'l 0 0 Manager Grand su'iipfli in tho Y. M. C. A. d Royal Club brand Neighl)ors are deeply appreck'Mv tlie favor, htfrtje. If . , l p. .10 M'Kune, 2b ...... 4 2 2 3 4 '''ill lb ....... 1 0 0 4 1 Krause, lb 3 117 0 j ivtauoc, o X X u '3 0 0 0 0 ltftbout rifffflffis ioi FOR SA ets, 40 Also gasoline cheap. Come Wngener i!s ... .....37 9 11 27 13 1 Score by Innings. "nJe ..,.5 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 23 1 X ! L' i bun 1i : Sheriff Jhig, Expet(wilerdptneriP at j -j, I wTfe.,0JV1nfflrfi y .j 'onto jil natr '' noi J;3J ao Jdj ' iiL ' ca 1 1 r rri n i -r. n 1- . As Sheriff TAwrHuc- rfeiw..i'rvt :t,h mystoriousan(ki lattack on Lee Thojnnsoati TfcJr vnayi nigf J,rfnei a- saBgefefearf ed.nhis bedroom,, in,the.!,Hutrhiifln l.rancbhjoie .jand. cmnpce: tcb hack rtt nun.wiin.an AXlie toeccmes, mora onYinqethat arv.infarestingjcase.wiU LdWftl.op- .1 If, Thompson .Sticks tn -tho Utory hflrtoldi last ,nivht. Jha. nrr;a 1and.vhis,,!suhordiiiateB., am .nnfitanf flejfW mth'j'LnaW on. r&h.t ,elT Jow at (MiRafiBe,, Bnd,rdWlopm6nt uare. expected , thxs ,, fceirnooiv. ,If Li nqmpspn. lqeiftftt ftditfrefr hestjory. previously told, the officers havo. nn .vWav- LonWftiiiv.hia-verbaJ recitations, on .tho Lmatter and has., jrowft" q0pff jcils. .ino hsrate(19f0wa;ectfiQn.J.. .-?.1Ilf,. f)7 ' 1 ' r.w.si'u.i .. Ji!B).0 -f,,C.I,C , ,.9 ... 0 i cut nr f .tHii'r ,J J. .y.u!.:.,. k r .imv r SEE WINDOWS a Daoa&rDun ft (i 5fj:uoE .'X .'.' 1 ,T?rf- fV !00053 .& Jill . K Irt 1 IWJIailT Vo V'.n V4-.V .... ... .ati ii ,1 cen spraying :ci outfit .aci.n ip. Come un3 see. Geo. J. Three b' jener. 80 4th SV. .414, Augu bases . ! 1 Two hm Three bl v ::0 l 'S;JM hits Cowan, Nadeau. Home runs 09 -,U Kune. j : fTHWVamera That Never Fattsi I .. . jr.a:i:i; ''''-fV' Mti.'v 4 ir .w.'iiv.ii a . 1. 1 1 JtXl' I 81 r ii - THSNOJtS THE RELIABLE CAMEM IT ! T!TTT PTPTTTPTPCJ WTmtTftTTm r, .iiiT I CUT PICTURES W.ITHQUT EXPERHdTO GHAPHi JCNOWLI!. EXAMINE THEM !AND BE CONTlKcilixli f HILL'S DRUG STORE , THE REXALL STOOE fVWM'Ji!1-WW (J-MIII JO I JO ' Ij! n blil-r1. ?! Augustu, Hader, M'Kune. Sacrifice umiiipuii, i.iiim, ..x nunc. CLUICII -Auirustus." r'irst on balls off Druhot 4; Gooch 1; off Berger 1. rSfrwkout by Druhotg i Goch 2; J2trji. Lefoi basjrajlde 6j Pendleton 10. Double plays II'Kune to Krouse, Augustus '' to Krouse. Passed bayys by Bladen T. byipiteher Nadeaj aub,tpnfrITii) of game 2:10. Umpire Buriuside acorerrr-wessmon.,. i .lni;l,' ii in n,v.i n i i Boise Wins- Aoain. . ., . North Yakinia-r-Tho Braves got but, hits iioff Johnston,, while. Bpisg coj-, loctud 11 in bunches . that counted. i. Boise attenmpted little., stealing. Stan- 'Lley; nipped Reams . while,., vAli:ait i to nnia. ... . n 1 1 n I ki nk mm .091 I rr " ixit ?i -Ui Tr BT 7r '! "J -) T tV 111" "?TTTT ,t 0- I'" l.'t ic II . )r.j, JSuker. SUnngj Bxjt ,Loses. n ., J it WaHat.iWallah Myj.i-Tcjal) iW Ha '.WaUat won..a..warmlv. contested r - - i ... - TnTiT rgatnp fv toifoiv froju, leaker yesert nay. it was a pitcher's battle., .Baker outhibthe Beftrs couldn't, get theni .grouped where thev counted.. Baker led till tho. eighth., when Bears., tied and then passed them , one. In., the ninth Baker tied .with a ., run but Walla Walla won in her half, ; A bad error by I.undstrom in the fifth let liakor have , throe runs. , the bases having been filled, by two walks and hit by a pitched ball. Wiilln Walla made- moat -in tbo eighth by-bunching, hits.- Two .oi-osspH the pan. i, ,K .. ,r , . . ,., Baker scored: first in tlm fifth, Ward walked. -Robert followed with n .t.vo ;biiso Ihib and- Ward, advanced,-jto third.) Ilaiiold trwd. WQr.if ico , but IVard .whs ifche ihcrjicet tor ,he,vas cuiiRht iitiirithe.'. horn (Plate,-, West 'inen srorpn. Baker, scored .fh an orrnr t3J .ia.bojaa-. is ai lntno run lyiiit-'iii r w j came !Tn' i 'hi ie score: ) in ra i jet aim ' i iKitterfes Sjioflfdy 0 j 'J ;' '.V' Tc : r iv ojun-.ir "it ji!)DJ) . . .O I) 3 and .Cress. in uir 'II )'.! 1 ,.4" Air, i and Brown; iToa. ia n -:o conspiciousnf IVlll I n Kl,'i X . iiiiiii iiiiii - IIHIfl Ul IIIIII UM- H s t ore V. Iiand .several other jygive the town a genuine celebration air, . 1 o;i3 -.jo i ;n ii ) jolt'.', rf'jr . i avc iVL MieitAv jQAMPAiNl v;? rPnntlnnort rfUil ft .. .u'j(in Ki jxj Aanl.A-- ty. .a. ? T ;ii f 'i 1,3 Urande Wiill be yn'ssea mliie next: few daVSfe'dnl Of.r hns nf tired' tv$ ah?:'.' '.'J.l'.iV.: Ralph Reypplds 'and 'several other's Will iAoln tto nn,:fVA C.liWxfit i ' ,, .r """"."ra suiicil. me Lunches Well Attended. Fred' Gaskef ls' anoae'r 'Vi.nlV.AJA farmer' daily atthe wheel.'4 1U 1 uig suoscriptions? swell the amount lmV.it, is' the small Dledires from .many that really guarantee the Ff ss , of , an v . campaign' lilife the ' pres ent. It was' annouince1d'itHl3 'hioi'nfiig' that the delivery bbys o ftHe cit'Jfi'to a man.0" have' ' frtven" 'bW- th she I wulked, JSnoddy bit.dcuii yiitb a pitch i hi!, V. ' "a,c K'veii ipu - eacn Tills is'tnV'spirJ't that'Willbuild fi'Y, M! tf. A. ip La Grande.''"' "" , . Also 'the' rSilrdad cimmi1tteI'aiie e-1 cUrmg!'subscVipti'6iis''fPom the Greeks, and 'the'Ja'pa'rie's'ln ihefemiJldy W the;d.lW: "'simS' pleSgeV are"comirig( from fJmti'di-AiVri'-'ouf'in 'the fiPalmer camps. This hidrniri'g ' a""ptorfiinent Chinese merchant gave ?25. '' ri "' . Success iissu'erd the'c'amp'a'ig'h, If everyone continues" hi'" the' present loyal spirit. The first and index days hiivfe" accomplished "much more 'than expected. There has been' no nnnnsi- tion to the workers and the "doubting Thomases" are beeinnincr to rret in line to help celebrate -the " triumph! "Everybody - gives," !' "Everybody works," "Everybody's sure." ' " " Streamers and Banners Galore. A large streamer will be swuW aeross 'Adame Ave. Thursday inoinine calling attention to all of 'the Y. M. C. A. camnnitTii. Antnmrli)a W,.inn;:. to '-members 6t s'oliclitWcr,'colnimitteps- are dec'ora'tt'd with banners telh'ng the samVtory'ThejCe wltiP'lhe '1ig Clock' on tne corner' of "Adamd hnd Depot;; The noon day lunches have so far dbeen well attended by. the campaign workers." Wse 'arPtl JtSaStXXl ungs of th 'campaiefn andicnor vrbi-kerJ wtor a 1. xvi. u. A. can well excuse him- feelf from attending them. if iii'-rn n W )Df. -r FAIR, rRSiR$f MPW Matters of Importance Looked' Over 'f and Active Campaign Planned. Members of the exeeu"r3ve"&m'nTfie3 I' - Lpf the county fair management met 'year's work. The meeting was a gen- i uni,i . i lllir ji g .KV'O 1'fi J- Arcade today ::and To-. f'3ri'tc .A 0 'J'tVr ft (; J; : ieing clpsed Ujbut,the situation, as it confronts ,tb) .njanagprs was goae 'over. ' '':.'' ,;' ' 'sBirthv Recb'rd'. :" ' 1 " ' 'j''' I'' i ' i& 3D 36 32 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie- fWlv last Saturday, a dauhgter. The Arcade offers for- SlHe&jitWfjwejaajf,he Ohio 1-lood. These pictures were run n pt Jivatg hrbjtioiritiiyf morning"' "Bger BurKiiarti and are very good, showinc scenes f n ' " " " " uu ItllC of vaudeville and the bill closes with THMfTf.TV HAG VVUilllUULU liUUl X agO X J flooded districts thrilling rescues by feoat,ilre''bkfng-,klIi,T the flooded pittts 'of town"ra'nd -n&rHW int. sting :scenesr the prctoresicomprises t.y( 4,uii reeis and,.coyer fjfi situation so that. tlie flood is brought. t ; all its vividness; Jj0 The other numbers on the program are Thn HTilmn , . has copious not all these men may have made on thn New Jersey governor before 'he 'Walt takenseriousJy as a presidential can-ditfate'AlVoH one of the Democratic leaders did or did"not"Wor1f"durliig' thereceiit-canr- paign. i-ernaps some of the ; men who made these attacks immediately before and immediately after the convention have marveled at the, what seemed to them, superhuman memory of this New , Jerseyite when ho intimated that certain., of them were inconsistent in regard to state ments then and" at tW Well, there's' the answer in' a little, innocent lookiritr. 'Tilarkf lonthor. ered loose leaf ledger "' ' CheflutlrelY, YoiVerV witfi 91ud sign wit III the Cod Peed Sale. The ladies of the Mis Sinn antinfir -ff f'the MnRi'thurch South, will hold a tooKed iood sale on Saturday, May 10. store. Helo th "" . - - VOLUNTEERS, ELECT- P. A. Foley Foreman of Rescue Hose; Company No. 1. At the annual meeting of Reseno I.'i'ie companies Nos. 1 and 2 held last evening offfcers for the nesuing year in volunteer fire denartm.nf cles were elected. The new sTt 5.. P. A. Foley, foreman: T. T. za' grass, first assistant: Clin M!.; wn..-wond assistant;. Frak Suvdan, president: Nate ZweifM' U.-.: , " ij i cat- dent; Cam Taylor, secretary; V. Mel- eflsurer la mf wn im v.a IJ jv vi Li a ri ti k pj n r t p ki v pa uiuvirir w m w 1 wo Keels