La Grande evening observer., July 08, 1913, Image 6

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1913,
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In The Good Old Summer Time
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We Have the Plant
We Have the Workmen
duel wo (iul not have to soml oast to get these work
men, cither. ' They are honorable men, who make
good. They will not turn out n ear that js not proper
ly repaired. They are honest with me, honest with
my customers and honest with themselves. They
nro tho hitfhoHt priced men in the city, hut their time,
skill and labor goes on your job of repair work at the
same price that other garages are charging .for infer
ior workiuon.
living your work to us where there is 110 guess aa
to its being done right. The cost to you is no more
and tho result will gratify you.
Always at your service night and day.
PENDLETON AT BOISE TO OPEN
NEW SEASON.
Tri-State League Will Open Second
Series Thin Week.
How They Ended.
W. L. Pet
Wnllti Walla V 45 20 .692
Boise ..40 23 .635
Pendleton .Si 29 , .517
North Yakima 30 34 .469
Where They Bepln Anew.
Pendleton at Boise. '
Walla Walla at North Yakima. S
Pendleton, July 8, Pendleton end
ed the first half of the" Western Tri
State schedule in the third place posi
tion. On that rung of the ladder
when the La Grande and Baker clubs
withdrew from the league she main
tained it during the final two weeks.
Walla Wnlla ended in the fir.st place
to which she climbed in the second'
week of tho season. Boise finished
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ccvuiiu wiui Hurui laivimu in uie clear.
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i Leighton's Garage
Phone Main 737. r
1311 Washington Avenue.
We have your sise in U. S. Tires in stock
NOTICK.
. Rakfr as swurity fot a board bill of
$t0rt.0O, and the same will be sold
NiU l twrwhy tfww Uml a trunk j to the highest bidder on July 2(Uh.
tvUmplnft t 1 It. llarrett, whose last i 1918. Adv.
Itwwn aiMrea w Chtvnn, V)-Amj q, E, MORAS",
tojt. was left in the Cartte.ll Holel atj Daily July R, 12, lt, ilk
Retail Department Phone Main 8
For Lumber, Lath
Shingles, Sash and D:ors
Ruberoid Roofinj
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During the eleven weeks of play, the
local team has won more than half
her games. Except the two series with
Walla Walla and the last one with
Boise, which they lost five to one, the
Buckarooes have, won every series in
which they have participated and the
I ( showing is pleasing to the fans.
I Today the second half of tho
J season will begin with Pendleton play- -
J , mg in Boise and Wall Walla, playing
I ; in North Yakima. The slates will be
wiped clean and the clubs start all
over again. East week the Bucks went !
into a batting slump and won but one
game of six. Unless they strike a bet- f
ter clip this week, they will get off;
with another bad start. Yakima has
a far better club than that with which ;
she started the season and on her '
home grounds may have a little of
the luck which enabled the Bars to
take all of the close, games last vwk.
Fendtctoa opns hex nest ws ?
with the Walla Walla team and fol
lows the wk after with the Yakima
Rraws as opponents. Then will fol
low a series each in Walla Walla
Boise and Xonh Yakima in the raw
named, after which Ros will come
here for the final series on the home
? srsvar.ds. unless ixfsvhxiv-o. tir. -f sh.'
I j North Yakima series is switched
J j Pendtn then gvs to Waiia Va3a
ELGIN AIRMAN WILL TAKE
"COMPANY" ALONG.
Despite Severe Fall Last Week, Smal
ler Will Again Attempt Rise.
, Elgin, July . 8. (Special) L. . E
Smalley of this city, fell 30 feet from
an ascending balloon on Saturday be
cause his grip slipped just as his bal
loon was leaving the ground for an
aerial tour similar to the successful
one of the day before when he went
several thousand feet in the air, he
is undaunted and will attempt, next
Saturday, another flight, with a pass
enger this time. Carl Hallgarth, of
Elgin, is contemplating the trip to
points among the clouds and much in
terest is attached to the coming as
cension. Mr. Smalley was tiot serious
ly hurt by his fall last Saturday, re
gaining consciousness shortly after
wards. Elgin Personals.
Miss Rose Zweifel of Summerville
was a visitor in Elgin the Fourth.
Miss Hilma Plass and Methel Rus
sell, of Walla Walla, were visitors
here the Fourth.
Mrs. Henry Workman and child were
here from Imbler over Sunday.
F. P. Hooper and wife, of North
Powder, were visitors in Elgin over
Sunday.
Mrs. L. W. Clark, Margaret Mon
tague, E. Mason and Anna Kerr, all of
La Grande, were visitors in Elgin yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Sommer left last
night for Portland.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. William St
Peters Monday, a 10 pound daughtei
Vacuum
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Use an Electric Range and
be happy. No fire to build:
no ashes to carry out ; no dirt
a clear, cool kitchen. . "Why
bake and : boil over a Qi
stove when you can use the
Electric at a cheaDer
Let us install a Range in your home. You try it; if j
it is not the best and cheapest fuel you can use, we
will take it out . Others are using one, why not you.
Better Phone Mafi. 34 and ask us about it todav.
Eastern Oregon Light & Power Co. i
'' Always at Your Service.
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