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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1913)
1 MONDAY, MAY 12, 1913. LA GRANDE EVEKIN OBSERVER, PAGE TWO v - GET OUR PRICES FIRST-, 1 on Electric Irons, Cookers, Motors and Wiring, ....... will pay you.' , . La Grande Electric Co. LA GRANDE WINS AND LOSES LN TWO-GAME SERIES. ! III IIIIJI II III I ' . TT I " f tfllf Wilis Do You WantJLf ; i - : I ! i ' - , I 11 1 A II I I I i I 1 I, ; J : I r : .:: ' .: f I II Foley Hotel Bldg. Black 3141 J I Moeller Charged, With Losing Own Retail Department Phone Main 8 For Lumber, Lath Shingles, Sash and D 3ors Ruberoid Roofing GEORGE PALMER LUMBER CO. K..ilR8BBS! New Telephone Directory Game Fitchner Walks 10. 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 J An Triiilltf nAfifv nc. All Tintifiii- V. tions must be in by the 10th of May. " Home Irdependent Telephone Co. Potatoes and A 1 ADD) 8 Both very good varieties Apples 35c Box Potatoee 35c Sad: THE 600D TIHXiS tlOST 0 MORE T1IAX ORDINARY '; (By M. R. Chessman.) ; ! Pendleton, Ore., May' 12. Pentfle-j ton-and La -Grande Split even oti a double1 header here 'Sunday; Peridle-r ton taking thei morning game '10 to , 2 and' La Grande the afternoon game 11 to 6.. '-Good pitching on the one ' side ' witH good support and poor . pitching on the other "with poor sup-; pjjrt tells the story of ; both games. ' Osborne proved too much for the ! Spuds in the first affair and Fitchner i was the undoing of the Bucks in the i second despite the fast that he walked ' ten men. Moeller twirled for the , visitors ;' the morning and lost his own game by issuing passes liberally, and contrib-' uting wild pitches and errors. '. It was a two to two game up until the fifth when the Bucks got to him. The afternoon game .belonged to neither team until the 'ninth, when' La Grande bounced Berger for four runs. Up until the fifth it was one and one, but the Spuds took the lead then by chasing two across. Pendleton came back in the sixth and put three across. Then in-the seventh, Krause went to to the bad, and after three had scored, Berger was sent in. . Before he settled down, another had register ed. In the eighth Fitchner went wild and two Bucks rung the bell, making the score 7 to 6. In the ninth, four straight hits and a sacrifice scored four for La Grande. MORNING GAME, La Grande, AB. R. H. PO. A. E a Cobin, 3b 4 Beck, 2b ........ 3 Druhot, If 4 Nadeau, cf . , King, rf Naughton, ss Peterson, c . . Walters, lb . . Moeller, p Totals 0' 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 80 Acres of Ground . of which about 30 acres is in cultivation, including a fine bearing orchard of about 15 acres apples, niost- i , . ly. There is some meadow and alfalfa on the place. . ' " ; The remainder' of farm is steep hill covered with , . (" timber, some of which -is' good for saw timber, bal ance wood land good for pasture. .. V ' : ; Best land of spring water on place, good barn.. The .. .. , '", ' house is small, but the location for fine home is ideal. , ;: If you have city property you wish to trade in on this place tell us about it and we will take you to see the farm. (We are the owners.) . , " . - AH classes Property for Sale La Grande Investment Co. I 1111 ADAMS AVE., FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK ' 1 ; ; - . - ; 5 24 11 9 .....33 2 Pendelton. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dougherty, If .... 3 3 3 3 1 0 Cowan, rf ....... 4 Rader, 3b ..4 Varian, cf, , 3 M'Kune, 2b 4 Lodell, lb ....... 5 Byrnes, c 5 Augustus, ss 4 Osborne, p 3 2 0 0 1 2 0 . 0 2 2 10 1 7 0 1 1 1 f THE ONLY WAY TO DO ...PRINTING... QUICKLY AND PROPERLY Stageberg Grocery PHONE MAIN 70 SI AfQN AIL TUB TIME, Totals ;.?.35 10 9 27 14 7, '.. Score by Innings. ' La Grande iT.Tr.TT.0G2 20Q 000 2,j Pendleton .....002 023 21x 10 :"'''.. Summary. Two base hits M'Kune, Naugh ton, Lodell 2, Byrnes. Three base hits Dougerty, Osborne. Sacrifice, bases Dougherty 3, Cowan, Varian,1 J' M'Kune, Augustus, First on balls t .-ux-inj- - - (Cpntlnued on Page Eight.) i i rr i. ' (-'V--l;-';f '' - 1,1 lliiillM R. FONG I WIDICISE CO. . " Pmnth ot HaKer Cry Olftce IU1NKSE HERBS 'AS HOOT ttfcWttHFS Our wonMrtul life giving herbt will absolutely extlrpato every Impurity from the ystem. No drug!,' no poison, non-alco-ballc. KKIE C-OiFlPENTlAL CONSrLTATlOX FBEE Tbot living out ot lown cn cure themielvai at home with our herb. Write to ut tor jiar tlculan. Office Hourt: to 11 a. m.; 1 to I p. m. " Sunday to U . m.; 1 to 5 p. m. Tflf pbD Mala t6t Oftlret .1112 Amt At LA GRA5DE, OREUOX. UNH OF iHTEREST LF.E THOMPSON RETURNS TO HIS HOME NO ARRESTS. Eighth Grade Students Taking Ex aminations at 1'nion. UniMi, May 12. (Special) No more news from the mysterious cut ting affray. When the sheriff ap peared on the ground everyone seem ed to have a lapse in memory and no arrests have been made up to date. Sixty-four eighth graders are tak ing the state examination and what a hard time they are having. Mrs. C. H. Law is presiding. Howjve? these folks have no complaint to make as they get out two weeks earlier than the others. Mrs. Gus Heppner is quite sick with la grippe. Rumor has it that one of our fellow townsmen hat fallen heir to a large i Is to have the Press Facilities, Material and Work- men. - The Observer's Job Department has within ; the past six weeks added One Two Revolution Pony Cylinder Press, One 5fcxl5 Chandler & Price Job Press. One 12x18 Chandler & Price Job Press, ., .:. One Power Wire Stitcher ' 't ' - '', ; i - Oii? Ir.anclier & Price Paper Cutter One Porfed Multiple Punch, ' i ' Okh Hii horse power motor, and ,'r" Over S3 ,000 worth of type and material, '? . 1 hk added to our former equipment, whirli con sisted of Mergehthalor Linotype, Babcock, cylinder press, two job presses, cutter and perforator makes ours positively the Best Equipped Job Office Between land and Boise i .Sixteen TeoplcVork at the Observer OlYi(Prni , 1 UUlte- Qmte a pay roll each week, ; : ' - -, 'T ocnt of which is spent in La Grande. estate. He has the best wishes of ail that it is true and that he may jocn get his part. Born on May 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robb, a son. Weight 11 1-2 pounds. Mrs. Robb is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Galloway. Lee Thomson, the victim of the cutting affray which happened last Sunday night, left for his home in Fox Valley. The young man cannot have a great liking for this section after his treatment here. The chemistry students' are mak ing up some of their work after school and at night. Mr. Giddinga, the chemistry teacher, seems to be, busy night and day.
