La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1913, Image 3

THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1913.
I,A OHANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
PAGE THREE
WRIGHT HAS i
n OWN ROUNDUP,
THE'POCATELI.O Y. M. c, a. an d gymnasium, similar in
i MANY RESPECTS TO THE ONE FOR WHICH FUNDS ARE
NOW BEING SOLICITED. .
DUNHAM WRIGHT, COVE PIO
NEER, HOST OF MANY.
"The Brander" is Title of Exciting
Amusement at Medical Springs.
Baker, May 7. (Special) Like a
picture of the plains were the scenes
and incidents enacted at "The Brand
ing," a typical , wild west show, the
biggest little affair of the kind that
ever took place, which was pulled off
last Sunday at Medical Springs, about
20 miles northwest of , Baker, under
the management of Pat Powers, as
sistant manager of the well known
healjh resort owned by that veteran
pioneer trail breaker, politicaian and
.all around empire builder, Hon. Dun
ham Wright, who . was j personally
present and extended ' that cheering
hospitality that has always been pro
verbial of him and his enviable wife
and daughter, Mrs. Grace Foye.
Baker Visits Eugene.
The champions of track and field
in this section of the state, Baker
high, will attend the Eugene inter
scholastic meet.- The following ath
letes will participate: ;;' C ''"''' ;
Finley, Javelin throw; Landreth,
440 yard run; Francis, broad jump;
Bachman, broad jump; Weeks, ham
mer throw arid pole vault; Hyde,
half-mile run; McColloch, shot put;
Shockley, high jump, lo wand high
"hurdles, relay; Bloom, Discus; Brown,
relay; Sutherland, relay, 50 and 100
yards; Herbert, 50, 100 and 220 yard
dashes and relay.
' La' Grande will not be represented
at the meet. . . .
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, The great calamity in Omaha was
quickly overshadowed by the terribly
disastrous floods in Ohio. Great suf
fering and sickness from colds and
exposure resulted which Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound helped to
alleviate. L. Poole, 2217 California
St., Omaha, writes : "My daughter
had a severe ; cough and cold but
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
knocked it out in no time.': My' wife
would not keep house without it. We
have used it for years, always with
good results." For sale by A. T. Hill.
; Splendid Ranch for Sale.
Must sell what -is known as . the
Porter ranch, 2 miles north of Elgin,
1721 acres with good buildings and
excellent soil. Plenty of running
water. A money maker for right
party. : 9 head of milk stock, 4 horses,
18 pigs, wagon, harness, etc., all for
$8000.00 or ranch only $6900.00. Good
terms. - Will consider small La
Grande property as part payment.
Deal with owner and save commis
sion. ' John Oberg, Elgin, Ore.
SEED POTATOES 20 cents J sack,
extra .smooth Burbank, at pit, 11
. miles south of - Alicel. , Postoffice
box 487, La Grande. 5-8-3t
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LA GRANDE PENDLTON SERIES
RAIN-MARKED
Other Games Progress as Usual Yes
terday Afternoon.
Standing of the Clubs.
; Won. Lost. Pet.
...11
...10
... 8
.., 6
... 4
... 3
Walla Walla . . .
Boise ........ ..
North Yakima . '.
Pendleton ' . , .
La Grande ; ...
Baker .'...I.. ; .
3
4
6
7
9
11
.786
.714
.571
.462
.308
.214
big leaguers several years ago. But
in the fifth and sixth he showed the
stuff which, caused his return to the
minors, comments the East Oregon
ian. .'''.?.'.'"'.';".'.' "' ';'" '.'!'
With less hits and more errors than
the opposing team, the Walla Walla
Bears won Tuesday. ' If they keep
going at the rate they have the last
two weeks they will win a pennant
with a team whose batting and field-!
ing averages are below the tailenders. !
Will someone explain how they do it? !
The first postponement in the Wes
tern Tri-state occurred yesterday,
when rain butted into the baseball af
fairs and made necessary a double
header this week.
Hard Hitting Doesn't Win. .
North Yakima, May 8. One ; bad
inning gave Boise' yesterday's game
in the sixth when Kile hit two bat
ters, walked one and fumbled a bunt.
These, with singles by Altermatt,
Case and Blauser and doubles by
Friene and Gard,; gave six tallies.'
The Braves fought hard the rest of the
game and sored three before it ended.
Yakima outhit Boise but could not
bunch them. Bridger fanned 10 and
walked one. Kile fanned six and
walked two. The score:
' R. H. E.
, 9 10 2
Graham, a pitcher, and Gleason, a
fast infielder, have been signed up by
the "Gold Diggers." These two men
were recently released by Dugdale,
manager of the Seattle Northwestern
team.
Beck, the Walla Walla boy who is
on second, for La Grande, made sev
eral costly fumbles Tuesday else the
game might have been different, re
marks a Pendlton scribe. .
Boise
Yakima ...
.5 12 2
LOOK 'EM OYER.
TEAMS WANTED By Combs Lum
ber Co. Wages $6.00 per day.
Phone Farmers, 1002 X. .. 5-8-3tp
FOR SALE Furniture complete for
four rooms, almost new. Phone
Black 1491.. ' 5-8-6t
Fitchner, the speed merchant who
was with La Grande last year and
who has been on Nick Williams' staff
this spring,' has drawn a release from
Judge McCredie.: Likewise Pitcher
Ed Doty, the Colts' best bet last year,
and Chick Cunningham, tKe sensa
tional Coast league outfielder of last
year, who robbed Vernon of a pen
nant by a magnificent catch at a crit
ical time, drew blue slips. Maybe
they will, be grabbed by some of the
Western Sri-state clubs, and maybe
that club is to be La Grande.
about 5 o'clock last evening that v
H. Hornbeck, an employe of the East,
ern Oregon Light and Power com
pany ; at, the Rock C'roek plant, had
been badly burned by in some man
ner coming in contace with a live
wire. Manager Harmon at ence
summoned Dr. ' Higgins and in the
latter's auto they mad ea run for the
plant. In the meantime a physician
was also "started froni Haines.
At a late hour a message was re
ceived telling of thearrival of the
party and stating that Mr. Horn- ,
beck was entirely out of danger, and
that his injuries were not as serious
as at first supposed. Democrat.
MAY 28
TO
YOU CAN GET
The Duluth man who, in a quarrel I
with his wife, was hit in the face
with, a pie, may have received his
just deserts.
I rviiiio rtrnhot showed some. .of the
stuff in the first few innings which
gave him a berth with the St. Louis
Mclvor, the boy southpaw Who
helped La Grande last year, twirled a
fine game- for , Seattle ' Tuesday
against Portland. He lost, but not
because he was to blame. ' v
Many of the fans blame M'Kune
for setting an example in umpire
baiting" to his players. It may be one
way of playing the game for all it's
worth, but It isn't the way that goes
with the spetcators, admits the East
Oregonian. 1 , ; ; :
King has a mighty bad finger as a
result of an injury in Walla Walla,
but it didn't seem to affect his bat
ting. He made the first safe one off
Berger and later brought in two
scores, one with a single and one with
a sacrifice fly, admiringly says the
East Oregonian.
Harlow and Dowljng returned from
Walla Walla to Baker yesterday.
Harlow was released Tuesday and a
wire received by E. G. Dedrick from
C. A. Hosier today stated that he
could not use Dowling, says the Baker
Herald. Taylor made a poor showing
on first base, but the manager stated
he would soon be able to fill the po
sitions of short stop, first base and
catcher. Themen are working to
gether better every day and by the
time they arrive here for the opening
game, will have their team down to
perfection.
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Word was ' received in the city
PRINCIPAL CITIES
IN THE EAST
l j. : ''.i'd via, '6cl-:
Final Return Limit Oct. 31.
Chicago ........ 72.50
New York 108.50
Philadelphia ......... 108.50
St. Paul 60.00
Denver ., . ; ..... ....$ 65.00
Boston . . . . . . . ...... .. 110.00
Minneapolis ......... 60.00
Omaha .... . . . . ...... 60.00
Equally low Round Trip 'Fares
to practically' all other
points East
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