La Grande evening observer., May 08, 1916, Image 6

EPAGE SIX
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916
FINE IAJSGIOW
S T RAWB E RBJf E J
15 cents or 2 for 25 cents
At Your Grocer's
La Grande Fruit Company
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
Pettijohns I
Flour Bran I
Flaked? I
liave you tried Pettijohns Flour Bran Flaked? It is 25
per cent Bran. A 3 1-2 Lb. package for ....... ...:..........:.25
Recipes for Bread, French '-Rusks, .-Fruit Cookies and
; Brand Muffins iii Each Package
RECIPE FOR 20 BRAN MUFFINS
3 Cups of Pettijohns Flour
1 Toasonful Soda
1 Teasponful Salt - V
1 1-2 Cup Milk
1-2 Cup Molasses
lEKg .- , ' . ; ; ; ...
. - Flour Took n Drop-1 Get Our Prices
Strawberries, 2 for 25c
CITY GROCERY & BAKERY
Home of Fancy Groceries
E. POLACK, Prop.
LOCALS WL
WiOWIN
LIGHTNING
FINISH
ON ICK.
I' UTS GAME
: Rood baseball. As the game pro
gressed, Elgin hud the whip hand,
land when the last half of the ninth
inning' begun Elgin had three scores
' l)y
i u on
K'inie was over fur at the rats of one
a .minute, four l.a Grande players
trampbd on the ruppor and the
lightning finish sent Elgin home the
loser. Surely, Elgin has just reason
to ue sick, n she is sick.
lauitgHtcr a I'henofi.
When diminutive David Blunnn-
stoin masiamlued un tho hill for El
gin he was greeted with lusty shouts
of La Grande players who saw in him
some easy meat. 'Well .'
1 For eight innings David threw ebb
Pet, bleutones ut his adversaries just like
1000 David of old did at Goliath and what's
10U0 moie he slew them all save Heck Mo
.000 Innis in that period of time. Not con
.000 tent with himself pitching-a grade of
nil unit tne homo players swear had
If there isn't a sick lot of ballplay- nothing on it but for all that made
era in IMgm today it is necause tney moneys ol them, the runty pitcher
lmv an abnormal constitution. Thvy from Elgintown covered an acre of
experienced enough hardships in four ground with beautiful fielding and
minutes vesterdav to send a lintallion swatted out enouirh hits to .win his
i of ballplayers to tho hospital. The or- own game. Jn four trips to the plate
u anion was tho opening of the Valley he laced nut two clean hits and sent
league. So cold was it that life was one through Mesoive so fast , that.
miserable, but the players seemed un- there, was no e'raince to field it.
affected, and both Elgin and Ut Furthermore the youngster got five
Grande began by unlimbering some assists. We dwell upon this boy's
performance at length to make it
. plain how hopeless ..the prospect for
La Grande waB when the last of the
' rinth rolled around, and too, to em
phasize the mightiness of the col
: lapse 'Blumenstein and his team took.
! Win or lose, anyone that didn't get
,25 cents worth of sport watching
' David perform has a grouch.
! When David fell he fell hard and
fast. .
j The first symptom of his collapse
came in. the last of Khe eighth when
he walked Mclnnis, which was the
nrst pass or the game.
Wlith the opening of the last of the
ninth David walked .Meserve but
struck out Goodbrod pinch hitting for
McMillan and then tr.e fun started.
Walden sent one through Bickla miss
ing a made-to-order double and
scoring Meserve. Then Alstott reg
istered the second and last clean hit
of the day.- Childcrs. hit to short
where the ball was kicked around
while Goodbrod, running for iWalden,
scored. Then Sbelton hit into a field
er's choice that put Alstott safe at
Home; a moment later Childers scored
on a passed ball, and th came was
over for the La Granders were tak-
! mg the bends out of the twisters with
such viciousness that the Elgin field
ers couiun t nanuie tftem. Previous to
that feeblo bounces were all the vis
itors had to contend with.
Claude Walden was the Big Noise
for La Grande, the data show. Every
body poked their line drives and
bouncers at him and he met them all
! three putouts, eight assists, a hit
I that started the irally that was his
paifornunce. Mclnnis was touched up
J occasionally tut not enough to be dis
astrous providing his pluyers behind
ihim garnered in some runs. Yes, it
j was a rip Bnortcr game, not consid
ering the weather even, and no doubt
these same teams will 1mve more than
j a baker's dozen out to see them fight
j.'it out next time, for, with SItelton
.catching, the La Grande team is play-
ing some nifty ball and Elgin is way
I aneau 01 us iorm in mm-scason last
j year and the youngsters in it are due
to wm in the end.
The score:
SCORE BY INNINGS.
ELGIN AB R H PO A E
Kickle 2b 5 0 1 2 11
Chandler c . .. 5 0 0 11 0 0
Patten lb 4 2 111 0.1
Mason cf . . 4 0 2 0 0-0
Graham ss i 4 1 10 1 1
Klinghammer 3b.. 4-0 0 0 0 1
Blumenstein p '....4 0 3 0 5 0
n:;: it
devious means and La Grande nary 0 000
ne. In four minutes' time the i"'' V - J '
"fci-1 ..-a v v v u II
at La Grande tn the State of Oergon, at the close of business May 1, 1916.
.- ' . . No. 9314 ' ' -
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts .. ... ......... A.
U. S. Bonds deposited, to secure circulation (par
value
Other bonds pledged to secure postal savings
Other bonds, securities, etc., owned unp'jdged
(Other than stocks, including premiui.is on
same) ........... ;..
Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve, .bank
Less amount unpaid . v ...........
Banking House, unincumbered
furniture and fixtures ..........................
Real Estate owned, other than Banking House '
Due from Federal Reserve Bank '. ; . , .; .
Due from approved reserve agents in New York
Chicago and' St. Louis .............. j . .... 4,409.18
Due irom approved reserve agents in othc;- re
serve cities
Due from banks and bankers (other than included'
in 10 or 11) ,
Outside checks and other cash items ........ '. . . .
Fractional currency, nickels and cents
Checks on banks in the-same city or town as re
porting bank . ...
Notes of other national banks
Legal Tender Notes ....... i .......
Lawful money reserve in bank: '.'.-..
Specie . . . ..'..',...;., ;' "
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (not more ' '
than 6 per cent in circulation)
Total , ...... ...... i .
5,000.00
4,160.12
6,800.00
3,400.00
12,609.87
460.32
154.08 '
$491,539.87
50,000.00
9,160.12
3,400.00
27,200.00
2,588.00
. 310.00
13,81'.24
17,019.05
; 2,872.31
615.00
2,996.38
5,215.00
' ' 20.00
,27,543.25
a;:;--;;
Policy
Of
2,500.00
$656,796.22
Helpfulness
' LIABILITIES
Capita) stock paid in
Surplus fund . :. . . ...
Undivided profits
Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid
Circulating notes :
Due to banks and bankers (other than included
in 29 or 30) .,
Individual deposits subject to check
Certificates' of deposit due in less than 30
days ,
Certified checks
Postal savings deposits
9,098.28
8,798.22
Certificates of deposit due
days
Other time deposits . . . . ,
on or" after 30
$100,000.00
17,000.00
300.06
50,000.00
'. 3,759.87
. 341,701.51
16,896.53
122.84
3,129.69
" 61,887.22
72,468.50
,. $656,796.22'!
Phone Main 75
Total
State of Orecon. Coantv of Union, ss: ..
I, f . J. Scroggin, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the, above statements is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
' ' T. J.SCROGpiN.Cashier.
Subserbed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May, 1916.
(SEAL) ... F. S. IVANHOE, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
WM. MILLER,
A. L. RICHARDSON,
" GEO. T. COCHRAN,
Directors.
" Rheumatism. ' - , Whooping Cough. '
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... . . , , ... . . arations in use for this disease is
It you are troubled, with chronic or , chambel.Iain.s Cough Remedy. S. W.
muscular rheumatism give Chamber-, McClinton, Blandon Springs, Ala.,
Iain's Liniment a trial. The relief I writes, "Our baby had whooping cough
f:om pain which it affords is alone i bad as most any baby could have
..,-v. ,i,,- i. , ..t rn,: i it. I i -,ve him Chamberlain's Cough
worth mm times it., cost. Obtam- Remedv ,nd u SQm t Wm we
MU13 every wriuru.
It is the purpose of the
Officers of The Unitad
States- National Bank to
encourage every man,
woman and child to open
a savings account, no mat
ter how small the start
might necessarily be.
ci We have seen many of our
largest accounts developed
from small beginnings
yia; we have watched the gra
fW tifying financial growth of
5J' patrons as the result of
yy persistent saving and accu- .
TrWi mulating interest at 4 per
yy cent.:'': '.;
As little as $1.00 will reg
ister the start. ' Your ac
count is invited and our
complete facilities are im
mediately at your disposal.
' Obtainable everywhere.
The
United States
National
Eailk La Grande,
Oregon.
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David IlliHMneiiHteln, Diminutive
Pitcher, Whole Show at Game.
Standing of (the Clubs.
W, I
1 Grande '. . . . 1 0
Imblor 1 0
Elgin' V 0 1
Cov0 0 1
Two out when
scored.
LA GRANDE
Stacey cf ......
Meserve 3b
McMillan ss
Walden 2b
Alstott, rf .
Childers cf . . . . ,
Shelton c .......
Woods lb
Mclnnis p
Goodbrod x
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37 3 8x26 7 4
winning run was
AB R H PO
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FULL
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DELIVERED
HIAWATHA & ROCKSPRINGS COAL, DRAYAGE,
STORAGE, FEED.
LYNCH and STEWART
Jefferson Ave. One Block East Depot. Phone Main 10
x Batted for McMillan.
Ran for Walden in 9th.
Elgin
Runs 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 03
Hits 100 1 1 1 13 03
I m Grand a
i Runs 0 0000000 44
i Hits 00100000 12
Summary: Earned runs, Elgin 1, La
Grande 1. Two-base hits, .Bickle.
First on hulls Off Blumenstein 2.
Struck out. By Mclnnis 7, Blumen
stein 11. Hit by pitcher. Childers.
Passed balls Shelton 1, Chandler 2.
Stolen bases, Childers 2, Meserve.
Sacrifice hits. Masher. Umpire San
ford. '
BELL FANS 15 MEN.
Imbjer, May 8. (Special) With
Hell pitching ball in a way Imblor tas
seldom seen him do. the apple town
won over the Cove cherrv pickers h-;re
in tho ODeniiiir irame of the Vnllpv
league yesterday. Final score fivo to
tour. Jeff Hell struck out 15 men and
walked hut on Ray Alexander be
gan matters for Cove but retired in
the fifth inning in favor of Motley.
Errors were free and numerous.
Alexander struck out five men and
Motley four, while Alexander walked
two and Motley one.
. Imbler scored a run in the first inn
ing, and three in the fourth and ni
for good measure in the ninth. Cove
produced two runs in the fourth inn
ing and two in tho sixth which tied
up the game, for the time being. Bat
teries: Imbler, Bell and Andrews.
l Cove, Alexander, Motley and Alex-
i ander. The score:
I, . R. II. E.
jllmbler , 5 9 10
foe 4 3 10
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