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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1921)
Tlnn-sflnv, October fi, 1 021 LA GIUNDE EVENING OI5SERVER S Local News In Brief pautfh's sacrifice, DoukIws to Kelly iJ.Miller scored when Ruth hit the first jball pitched to him to center field. It I'Whs a hot drive, and brought great cheering from the big crowd. I Third liun in Sixth.' l The Yankees Rot men as fat us mmmmJ second base in the second and fourth inniiiKs. in mo nun .nc.aliy openeu linen To Kiileriii'ise ,,UHa mutters Int. llio family will ut.with the only doublo of the game,' was .Mrs. J. F. Whitu loft I his iiiiiriiingloure become residents of tlio metro-'advanced to third on Schang's sacri- tor enterprise to spend u few (lays .nulls. Tlie niiiny friends of the Hi!- fire, Douglas to Kellv, and stole home I NEW TODAY! l'UK SAI.K OviMliinil, !7 model, new ly overhauled. Price 100. 1209 V avenue. 10-ti-G-tp visiting with liwr'daiiKhter, Muvur. Mrs. Geo. Ion family regret very much to have them leave La Grande. (iocs To l'cmllcton Mrs. V. M. Last left this morning for Pendleton lo spend several days visilliiB relatives. gain second. After Ituth struck out, 'operative Stoi ltd urns to lliuur in IViiillitmi Mrs. Jctr Hull left, last night fur her homo lu rondleton after having visited with relatives in La t'.r.iinlr. for several days. Spending Week in KnlcrprbiO h, A. Straveus- manager of the. trying to put the ball out of the lot. Hub, Is spending the, week lu iinter-;Ilob Meusel hit to left center, scorini:;KOK KKNT l-riioni house, unfurnish- prlso on business, ' I'eckinpaugh. Meusel drew up. oni ed. 607 Fourth St. 10-0-21.) third for what looked like a perfct: . . . (joes To Knlerprise G. W. Franklin left Ibis inoruliig fur his homo lu Knterpriso. Hero I'Yom t'olfav V. F. Snoilgrass of t'olfax, Wash.. Is here visiting relatives for several days. Motor to linker Mr. and to linker thi day. Here From Me.Minm Hie Stanley Taylor of Mi MiniiviUc stopped over at Iho Solium r last lilgbt. From 'Aledford Voiney IHxon of MelCon! stopped In La liraudo and was a'gue I at tne Summer. Stork Man Here L. N. Church of Walla Walla left this morning for Itrauch points to buy stocks. Here From Port land A. (1. .MeLain, WeKtorn l'uion man from Portland Is In La Grande business. Here From Jifinkiuie K. J. Underbill of Spokane is in I Grande on business. Mr. Underbill Is connected with the Western Pine Association. WANTED 1- or '5-rooin house, fur nished or partly furnished. Call Red VS1 Tne The third run came in the sixth Pcckmpaugh singled to short. A pugs-jwill hold a tokdd food sale Saturday, eu ball by SnyUer allowed him. to October 8th, t l.airV's of tin 110 a V ; FOK SAl.E OR TRA tate l!H8 Hudsoi dition.X Car can Motor company. Mr. Sidne at the Foley cE Fur ical es- a in lirsy class con. i Mitr'sei at Union 10-0-3t Mlc. the piano tuner, el today. 10-fi-tf CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our thanks U ...If nilinlr f.. ..... U in I n f......!. .1 piparticularly to the . A. R. and W. R. Rochdale Storel', '"J" ,. 'VX''!:!!"?8 m extended tos duririg our Tccent bo m. at tho Co- 10-ti-Ct reavemejit, , th deatlj of our father, three-bagger, but was called out for LOST Stray. Mrs. Harley Smith moU-ml r'te twice. The best c! Lhis morning to spend the "'" "' '! f"u,th, 1 1 l'l'Oltl tllWfltll I Mrs. U. (). Dunbar Iiuh beeu vinit- iiiK iu I'll llrnudo for 11 tew days uud left fur her, borne t li i morning. VIsMing I'Yom linker Mrs. C. T. Siimuelq of Halcer Is viR- iliiiK' ut tttc home of Dr. lieu. Zim- tuormau Dnuii l-'runi Kumcla Mr. anil Mrs. Walter Iukci-hoii r down from- Kiimctn to spend a few days shopping and visiting relatives and friends. Here l'rom linker Mrs. li. W. .Shannon and Mr, ('has. W, Kmerson motored down from Maker today to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Henley for a few days. Stopped In I-a Grande G. Shifter and (i. K. Ilayos of reudloton stopped over in La (Jraale yesterday on their way through In Iheir ear. Here l-'roin linker - Geiser Vinson of Maker Is it Grande visiting his mother Mrs. BOU. Yin- (itM-s To HaiiM-s. . Fred Greeves left lhis morning Tor Iluines where he will spend the win ter working. not touching first base. After t hi inning only one Yankee reached third base. The Giants threatened" the home; hunce to score inning with Kri-H'h on third and only one out. Il- had reached first on a single to right, stole second and took third on -YoungV sacrifice. Mays to Pi pp. He was left there, as Kelly struck out and Kmil meusel grounded out, Pcckmpiiugh to J'ipp. The other chance came in the sixth inning on r risen s cripple alter two were out. Young, however, was not equal to the occasion, going out, Pecl;- inpaugh to Pi pp. The Giants had been left pn second in the first and second i innings." J As for the temper of the crowd, H'i was remarked that some degree of the;' enthusiasm witnessed at most world i i series contests seemed lacking. There!) was a ready enough explanation of i this, too, when it was recalled th:it , this crowd was one divided against it-i self, with probably a 50-50 split bo- t tween Giant and Yankee rooters. From J this is need not be taken that the us-1! ....i : ..r f..l f...,t. Will U-nve lor China u"' "V V , L' 1 r , . , r. i , . . , - weie nor in evuience Wlieri lilings im i h. J. Worth left Inst night for Van. , , , , 111,1 cnuver, ii. C. tram there he will g'l. ., . . .. . . ' , ,:.. . .1 - 1 1 1 , , oiner. out .sinipiv inai ill no nine 1 to China, where he will be employed' , , 1 , , i , ,, . . v 1 ,. ;stands and b eachers arise us one ma-i " U.H. .1VI11K1II U.CIIIIIOIIII' . iL i . -..I c..... 10 snouL me Miuui 01 me jiiui. oi'iuv--1, thing life half the crowd did not feel much like shouting. Mnvs Pitchi-s 86 Tlmw. An analysis of the pitching shows , that Mays in nine innings pitched 8(5 J times, an average of ill an innine- 1 Twenty-eight of these were balls. 18 J were strikes and nine foul strikes. 1 Twenty resulted in infield outs an five in outfield flies. The five hi of the Giants and a hit batter counted for he remainder. lie. Answers Return to Ha stolen, Scotch Col 1 name of "Hoots.' i is liios. Iltownrd. t T 10--tl and also for thevlieautHul flowers. Sir. and Mrs. N Neinlham, Mr. and Mrs.. Jfnttson. Mr. and Mrs. fjt llasbrook, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. J. u. llasbrook, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. llasbrook. 10-G-lt RUMMAGE SALE. Ilonnn Hall Opens Friday, at 2 p. m. . 10--lt XL NOTICE T(K Al'XII.IARY. All members oftlfr Young l.alip; CducXtional Auxiliary of the Methodist churiA aie urged to be present Fri day eningat the Teception to tho new pasor laid his fumilf. AUXILIARY OFFICERS. 10--lt Cairr's v CairiKs 'A Where Your Credit Is Good Use It FOR SALE III) large steel traps, uev ' or been set, fur half price. M0- C avenue. , 10-0-211 ItllM'AlV llonan i lall 0Vs FOR SAI.K ViA Make me an oftci 1 ;e sale. Friday, at 2 p. 111 10-(V-ll down tdd barn. P1I0 Pcnn Ave. " ' lO-i'.lt RUM.MAtiE SALE, llonan Hall Opens Friday, at 2 p. m. 10-lI-H COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER by the line Steamship'' Complete work The county board of equalization has comput ed its work for I he year. A number oft cases were adjusted. but there was no unusual amount of1, work to be done. vviii: You have t'oufcbd or Colds II-' ii:m m . Tonsil Protection liarglu wiih Tonsils ever were infected EPYR0L - A Karglef ZEPtOL when von have ht-en expo1!! to Colds often prevents one. SATlltDAY VoltMl To the fir.-fv i leuslomers buying one iVtv1 will b'1 giea absolutely J-'UKK a full V Tegular 5iie bottle or S5E PYltOI.. L'oino Early. MS :f.U!N:J-ifflmiVttHrr Christopher fcolu mbus dUrovrrrA AinfHcaVul Alrxandfr Cmlvun IWH ditcovirfd the pno- ciiie uon Vhich ihl . Columbia Gtafonola v 1 . U nia.lr. Our Vdf"d up mn- tinrnt 10 all the The other nprnrd up the world of muiic to all rnntiiifnU, jt3fS Coitif in. Hrtr t he ($ rJ l Crafrm'!a. Yon will find NTi' was the crratcr diicovery. LAXATIVE Aed People THE BANE i els become functions wi llel.lll'lis Fltnn Enterprise Mrs. H. Metealf reeturned last night from Enterprise where she fcponl. the week on business. ltetliriis from Pendleton. W. F. Hrock. a farmer of Suniiner ville, returned yesterday I'rom Pen dlotou whero ho has been on busi ness lor tho p:st few days. Spend Evening in l.n tiiwidr Ilill Glen and wife of linbler spent yesterday evening in l.a Grande. tines To Pendleton Henry T. Hill left this ninining for Pendlelon where he will hjiuihI a few days on business. ' l.ii'ilex To .Meet : Tho. lndit'H'jsoeiety of II. of I.. 1.: will meei tomorrow afti'i'iioon. 'Oct'. 1; at 2;"0 in tho K of P. ball. To Spend Winter lu Portland .Mr. mid .Mrs. K. L. Harris of Klgln I left lhis morning for Portland where they will spend the wirier in the hopes uf improving their health. Ia'a; l-'or Portland Mrs. Frank Carpenter and Mrs. S W. H. BohnenkamD (MBMsmi the mildest and The use of harsh c; 61 old afe weak in hliout I rVntlclt e is constipation. I ne bpw- d unable to perform their id. For this purpose only- laxative should be used. ics aggravates the trouble and makes the constipation worse. Chamberlain's Tablets are a favorite with people of middle ago and older on account of their gentle Lrtion. Douelas sent, the ball to the plate 103 times in the eiuht innings he work ed, almost l.'l to the inning, time-t nitchintr balls, putting over R5 strikes r!.il.ln U-.llr n.wl ....iMmn lrtft l..u 'uul MIIM-B "ll.l wimK VumiitM, ior inree iouis wmrn inn mu t-uuni, 1 strikrs. Fourteen infield outs, ont niwht for Portland on a business and pleasure trip. Itaker l,ndy In the City. iMrs. C. T. Samuels, of linker, is in tho city -visiting Mrs. George Zimmer man. Mrs. Samuels ways Ihe Iike pociplo are delighted will their new nntatorium and it has at once become tho social center of that city. l-jgne Se(s Fire Sparks from a railroad engine re sulted hi a grass firo ut Cherry and Adams this jiftcrnoon. No damage Was done. The fire department as a precautionary inesure eburnt off Hip rest of the loUaftcr arriving on tlx scene. Jonathan llourne 1 1 1 . Jonathan llourne is dangerously ill at Washington, it. ( according t.,;i-' y. outfield out an1 the. Yankees' five hits' made up the remainder. The Yankees' other two bitn were made off Unfiles,! who pitched 22 times, 10 balls,, seven; strikes, one foul strike and-two outfield outs. Although Douglas was credited with; n loH game, he struck out six to Mays one. Ituth fell a victim twice in his last two trips to the plae. On one of these occasions there was n man out secorvl. Peckinpaugh, Ward, Schang! and Mays whiffed once each. Schangi also was struck uot by Barnes. Krllv Onlv (iinnt to Fun. The onlv (limit to fan wus Kellv. who cut the air with a man on third.1 An odd incident of the gamevas that l not a (liant outfielder made a putout. advices received by Frederick V. IIo!- lleinoAing to Poitlaii'lr '. nn. his Portland legal represcntativn.1. Mr. and Mrs. F.ank union ami .Mr. JtJourne, tx-UniteU Stale senatH'v." i-hildnMi left lhis morning for Porl-jfor Oregon, has been in ill health for laud where they will reside in the fu-j several months and his condition up luro. Mr. Hilton wiil return to I -A i pears to be glowing grave. L tirande in a few days to close up bus- ; I . i lep;irliienl IU M.t tM On j Tho entire Methodist Program church ,nr innie than n Trunks Suit Cases and Bags (The Eveflato Ward robe Truilks Guaran teed for 5 years) Suit c;ics ill LcatlnT, l-'ilicr and Matting. Our l!;ii,rs si ri- il' tli': finest leather. At Lowest Prices (UNT (tPTHlEF -TM STOM WITH ACOWJtNCf 110H Adami Are. i ' gnnizat ion embracing J(luilf dozen separate departments will iiniiiKe hrter reports or the past years work to (he new pallor of the M. K i rhtirch tomorrow evening at an ln ,1 formal gathering lu honor of I hu pas- lor and his family. The program 5 will he brief. The Ministerial As- sociation members and their wives will be special guesls for tho ik'ch- slon. Officials of the chureh cordi i ally invite the membership and con ! gregatlon to ihe reception, which be- gins at 8 o'elock. -:- :- comlm; evicnts. October t;. 7 . On ion "County Orange Fair In Fllue Mountain Orange Hall, east I ' of l.n Orande. Ut- October '10, 11 and Tt i- J. county teachers institute at -! I.a Orande. !J Octher Knights Templar, !! grand commandery, l.a Orande. vi Nov. 8 to 18.' National Orange meeting, Portland. Nov. 2 Ho 2i. Pacific Inter. -( national I'xposition, Port- I-j Jmid. ( -( Cherry's Greenhouses 22,000 SQUARE FEET OF GLASS Largest-Newest-Cleanest Greenhouses In Eastern Oregon Four Thousand Chrysanthemum Plants , Raven Distinctly Unpopular. 'I'll. ravpii, npimrMtitl.v. lias Kalnorl , llltlp In lltn nffrriiMiK if thft pfoplp I1 friHii Its kindly net ut Kiippliii't: Klijuh ilh TimiiI nhi-ii tin? roilirt m l Iiuhlt.v. It Is ri-sariii'i! ni 11 Mill of I 111 mii'n 'Alion-vi'r hlack slii'lfw j ' I'l'IU'iirs, Atil'iircntly, tlit cuml fi.lk ijol' tlit niurHiysiih1 liM'k mi llu rnv(-n ' n h Rini-i'r biril. Mini it tin nnf Immi l' i.lo to tui!;i fr.Hii II fi-ntluT tln-lr "-ll ri'imie, tlmupli It Ui(clj uo- i (Jest-I'vcl. DAN 1WorrJtion., A mlorpfl tnan went in a Mrrln pi" n bank to make n pflvnint on n Insn Mfl. nfler tHkhig lb mush all "f hi pn'"kts. found th cmrt amount. At "ndre. it h renin rkd "Ilfti!, siHrtcy itv t h wnrrinffoR, nin'f M?' "Ym fthrV-li iv qMhkly nddt. "jMwtr-t 'second GAME GOES YAKKS. 3 tO i om ooommI r9 rge m$ 3 Acres 5-r(Mtiu bouse; II wells; wal' r rii;hl in! ditrh flowing In front of entire' place; 1 l acres in alfalfa; splendid ( barn; cow; chickens; wayon; hr-j iipsh; chicken house; cellar; oud . gasoline pump. I Pric e $:;!mo. no Terms $ 1mm and ! Klve fircl mortgage fin balanre Sol-, diern wishing to use their loans caul buy this propel ty. Two .Thousand Pom-pom Plants jSix thousand Cai nation Plant3 One thousand Rcso Bushes One Thousand Cyfclamen Plants Two Thousand Fq Now reaily for your inspection. W cordially, invite everyone to call at tho greenhouses and see the planViublcom we shall bo pleased to show you around. v ' " This Business For Sale wonilfi-l'iil iiumntiiiiit for s'unc vtmuir limn, it mini diic of hlii- Ix-st piiyini; Inisinos piiii(isitiiiis in Ihif fity iuinrss foi" sonic I.idy vhn cinild tiikc li;ir li ii.-t Imir cash, liiilanci: we would curry I'm-(cic.-l. OwiiciN ilcMrc to n-tirc I'li iu inlii' stun c i,l' tin tcrin of yciirs I i isi in-ss. lllll Wife, t Cllllj;-!' Also a s j ! imiil Would t.-ikr ;it it S per cent ia- lv A kre 7-itw nifk Viir rlii'-k'n Vim" nMl yMrk; jut rr4 r.it riniu II' iiilcrc.-tcd, would he flensed to t.ilU it over 'witli you. It diH'sn't t;ike ;i Florist to run 1 umiLau can lie just iis successful his liiisiness. Any ooi Inisiuess .man as we hive liceii (perhajis l c so.) or to'l t M 9 M ll . fhr-rc.lj"- MLA HAU. ' . H. Desilet, Manager r " i ht a fl Hunn. Th Yankers' tlirc runi. canii" ir the firwiy fifth anl iiMh innirr. Mil!- ..r nlun th.. rrari.A s-ilk a .itwrl.. i. plate nn.l: ttn Kkn HI. Kval Esiala o i liMuruiH' 9
