La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 29, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFACT! ETnTTT "- Eft nilXNTVE flTTCNTNTfT n-nSTCT?TETf Monday 1rnv 20, 1022 i i I, i - i Clearing at 13 Feet TWO INJURED 7 Vv, V HATS IN ACCIDENT $5.00 Westenhaver & Gilbert -1 1309 Adams Ave .....V.-.i... BASEBALL NOT COM MERCK ',, While returning from llio Ilatc- . stampede Saturday. evening, a Cad illllua car. driven by N. K. West. ; si Ipprd off thu road about throe miles . tlil side of North Powder attempting to pass another :4-nr, wrkliiif tho . totfi of the car i olid Injuring two of llifi occupants. f.tt'lli Lil Ii I....I ...... ..II... l.c.lr- i All un'l his shoulder hurt while Law- vt'.HiO Day wuh tut to om extent by thu breaking s'asa. The lour (ilhCT occupants of the cur, .hum mid Ken Slogrlsl; Adding Jtarbeaii and N, K. West wore uiiinJurtHl, Thu uccldent happened at nbou' 0:1111 o'clock. N4thor Jiuy of file Ki'lbt were seriously injured. ''It was certainly a lucky thing that we Kot off without any mure Injuries," mated Wlllliim SlegrUI today. WASHINGTON, -May 2!) Organ- zed baseball is not interstate' com merce and clubs are not liahle 'under (lie .Sherman anti-trust law, the su preme, court held locliry in (h-cidiiijr against the Baltimore club of the de funct federal league und set aside a Verdict of the District of Columbia kimrcme court awarding tlier'lfiillii Juno 7-8-11, whether jnnri' rlllh $240,1)0(1 damages. Is completed ir not t t, Some Pavement Has ; . Been Completed In the Town of Union l .N'K X, Ore.,"jiu77 2H. One linn drer! few of completed pavement has been laid and work is going day and night in an attempt to com plete the section mirth of the Union hotel to Railroad street by stock show. Jf possible more pavement will ba laid by that time but at least the a.bovo inciitione,! section J will bo completed. , The Htreutii will he condition for traffic ihy the stork show dates. the pavement t ! ' H v , , ' r . if " ' a- ' nf vil t'rrVf ' i i - - if,, -(V, ' F- I.- Johnson. W ent IMInt rn:ir pole vaultcr. clears the bar at U feet In practice for cccnlns ouUlor meets. vi.' I' ; J6. .v --;-7 Let tlic children prow up with a love for good nuisjc. Wc will gladly arrange, , terms to suit you. JTEWLIN .XOOK AND STATIONERY C9. 11 TO 1 BE ORGANIZED I All those who are eligible to Join tho 1-adlcs' Auxiliary to the local American I.eiilon I'ost No. 4", nre asked to meet this evening ut 7:30 o'clock In the Nelnhhorhoivl club .rooms in the i-ity library for the I purpose of ort;nul?.in(5 the auxiliary. 'The nieetlnt; will bo held under the 'aunplein of tho American Legion and with tho assistance ' of several ladies who have been aiding In pre paration for tho formation of the body. t A number of ladies have already signed up to bernme charder mem bers of tho auxiliary and the I.eglon iirces that all others Interested at tend -in order to start tho move ment off in the right manner. All wives, mothers, and sisters of ex sorvlco men who are members of the : loi-al American I.okIou Post are i.ll Klblo to nveinborshlp. Our Store Will Be Closed on Tuesday Year after year, nnlil time mellows with hoary ae, Jlciuoriiil Pay ever will recall sweet-sad and temler-ant'iii-sh memories and thoughts of yester years of those dtar and loved who fell on tho field of strife; who perished that a Nation and a Vrld might bo preserved for future posterity; that civili sation might cot he forgotten. Ever mindful of those great sacrifices and that in our small wny we may give what little homage to the heroic dead that may be .within our limited power to give, our store will remain closed all day Tuesday Memorial Day opening again for busi ness on Wednesday morning. I to eross the (plate. They tightened up after that and played good tmll. The Inibler tnim madq good lis claim to the juvenile chii.mpionshii If Knslorn Oregon by this win which gives them two wins over tho local youngsters and one loss. fmhlerihe played a steady game throughout, .THR liAIKiKST CHAIN PBI"AKTMK'NT STOKE OHOAN1ZATION LV THE WOlOd)" 1 I TUESDAY SGAME IS CALLED OFF FIFTY-SEVEN GRADUATED ' , At the commencement exercises of :the I-a Crande h'urh sch(Kl, held last Friday in the L. P. S. Tabernacle, 57 redeemed himself by a hit that way. scored Knight, and a sacrifice thatl But what made the crowd get 'up scored Knight for tho second time ! and cheer was the brace of triples Johnson also caue;ht a foul ball that that Knight smashed out. Two triples looked to be almost an impossible in one day looked Pretty good to the catch. So he breaks even on the day's 'fans, especially when nuns counted. jwork. I The liaker team, after the first two I Nothing was the matter with the! inr.incs, settled down and played nice .La Grande battels, but the fielding i ball but were unable to hit the local was mediocre.' Rosenbaum, at short, hurlers safely.. played fair ball conside: in? that this But Baker is certainly a first divis- l.a Crande and Cove will not nav' was h's first time in tho infield. From ion team and if tho game. had)rt! .. .. . . , , I, indications ho will rninke a y lass'; wen mussed up with so many errors , . , -u . w.i. ; 8hortstop before the season is finis-'- fair grounds as was planned. Owing: tA uk.y m K((mo pmlid W(irk to the fact hat water has flooded! ,hc fjl,,(, wih thp rX(.p iion of on some of the lowlands near Cove, the elW, Jk.scn.0 exhibitl.d somc nic0 (oveitrs have their hands full snv-, fieWj (lid Thoison. poth n, ing ineir crops ami are unaoie t'j awpt0( Werythinr that came thri A game will not he scheduled with any other team ,oif account of tho late ness of the nutioo from Cove. ROAD OVER THE iUNTISOPEN 'Hie road between Ililrard and Dead Man's Pass, over the Blue Mountains, that was closed by snow Friday, is again open to traffic. In fact, on Sat urday, the day following the closing, several cars made the trip but with iriifliculty. The past two oays have contest thai coast league it would have been would rival many game. Next Sunday Elgin goes to Cove, La Grande - goes to -Baker and .Union journeys to Haines. Summary:' La Grande 8 erroiji 10 hits, B runs. Baker 5 errors, 6 hits, 5 runs. Errors Ilannifiehl, Rosenbaum, Knight, Johnson (41, Hickey, Kidd, Hunt, Cassidy, Grunt (2). Two base hit, Rosenbaum. Threfc I base hits, Knight (2). Sacrificfc hits, Ilannifiehl, Johnson, Foshury. Stolen bases, Crews, Mdnuis, Kid)", Cassidy. : Strike outs McGco, 4; Md. Innis, .1;- Fosbury, 11. Earned runs off .McGce, 2 j F'osburv, 4. Hit by bad, Cassidy. IWild pitch, icGeo; Ift on bases La Grande, 7; BakeiJ, (l. Base on balls off McGce, 2: oM Mclnnis, 1: off Fosbury, !l. Crelfet victory to Mclnnis, defeat to FosbuN. Time of game, 2 hours 15 minute. Umpire. Ralph Pidcock, ' ' I boys and girls received diplomas for melted the snow and have made the S H E.R RY'S LAST DAY Red Blood and Blue Blazes TlmtV having completed the four years work. ! Those g aduating were as follows: j Br.nyan Ander.on, Helma Isabelle - ; An.'rson, William (irant Bean, Her man Arthur l'erger, Gertrude i.cona Brown, Clark Blackinton, Walter Ev erett Hennett, William Simon Blown, N'iiginia Aiice BrVant, Constance Cutherine Cleaver, Benjamin Blak'n ey Chiistian. Asalic! Brook Colt, Max )l!!ell Culleit, Belly Agnes Foster, Phyllis Until (iurrii-k, Aurfify Xcar boiough llaier, Ruth Henrietta Hill Leo Louis Hawcs, ' William .Muii Helighan, Clifford Jefferson Hois' nian, Fitmces Norma Ingels, Thelma Virginia Kitchen, Douglas J. Kline Maude Merle Liimm, Edna Alice l.ed better, Gertrude Ardis Leonaiil, The. 'ixlore Roosevelt Larson, Winona Ly man, Loa Lvnian, Pomlhy loads passable nv although some mud is encountered";, ' ' - M La Grande, is Still - In the Baseball Lead (Continued from rage One.) Unit hiought in t'assidv and Koiiert am. Cassidy went to first on a wild pit.h and Robertson also went hitless lo first. An error by Knight and n sacrifice by Fosbury completed the coring in that inning with tho score IS to '!. .. I In the seventh Baker continued t their work against Mclnnis, who had iveplnccd McGce in the box, and though getting but one single they brought! lin two runs. An error hv HanltificM Kleano I ,j(M nl first anii (.assily si,rU,,, Mctiallhev, I'eny Harold .Vlcl.auno i ,,.:,.:., I,;.,, :,, An rntr bv John U'ster Alva Masterton, Alfrcl LmiisH(11 S(,n( , ils5i(j. to Knd and anoth- WILLIAM S. HART tta flair .Met lure, f.ii.i;,,. ..r.,.. i... m.-kev. who dionned an Miller, Edvis Claire Maguire,!,,,,. f, itu.(, hi t() sl!(jre That cnile.l Baker's run harvest. And then ill the seventh Knight xot his second three bagger and came in on a sacrifice bv Johnson, making the score ti to The game was La Grande's from start o finish but errors came very nearly making it a different story. Johnson, catcher, who usually plays a bang-up game, threw the ball away four times for as many errors. But Meyers, Fi anre Norma Josephine Ma'ger, l.yda .Mc Guire, Marjorie I'elle O'Biien. Edith Minnie Patten. Margaret Vincent Palmer. Edith Sallie Lincoln Pierce. Gol.-a Belle Pohrnian, Lota Marian Picrsou, Callie French Plotlt.v, Lanier Neville Pearson, Flavin Marie Hitter, Leonard Foster Sims, Elsie Mv Siencer, ( lea Stark, Vclnm Octavia Switzor, llokc Harry Aloysius Smith. Finnk Blair Stilwell, Howard Jean Tavlor, Slater Eason Whiddon, (iert ruifc Mildred Wagcner, Flotcnce Eliza beth Zulauf. AS WELCOME AS , THE FLOWERS IN MAY Good Old-Fashioned Doughnuts and ; Cndlers The Kind you can only get at Home . . TJOUGHNUTS cup Kingsford'ft Com Stah 1 teaspoon Salt 4 teaspoons Baking Powder ,. f eup Karrt j..- ' cup Milk cup Sugar : . Fl-jur 2 Eggs . ' '3 tablespoons Mazola I teaspoon Vanilla Sift dry ingredients. Beat eggs, add Mazola, flavoring and milk. Stir liquids into dry ingredients and add sifted flour to make soft dough. Roll one-quarter inch thick, cut and fry in deep Mazola. CRULLERS ' ; v cups Flour S cup Sugar cup Kingsford'a Corn Starch ' 3 level teaspoons Baking Powder teaspoon Soda 1 teaspoon Salt 2 r-ggs teaspoon nulmeg or unnamotl 2 tablespoons Karo 4 tablespoons Mazola , 1 cup Thick Sour Milk. Sift dry ingredients. Beat eggs light. Add Karo, Mazola, and "Vgour milk. Stir liquids into dry ingredients and add flour to make a soft dough. Roll one-quarter inch thick, cut and fry in hot Mazola. If desired substitute one cup rye flour and add ona and a half squares melted chocolate for chocolate crullers. t t J nrf ' 1,11 CORN STARCH ..tt;Vo'o' r 'T is not necessary to purchase both a bread and pastry flour. By using cup of Kingsford s Corn Starch to cup of any good flour the percentage of gluten is decreased and the starch content increased so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake. TOFE: Ak veurrwer or write Johninn.1 Jrher t'i'mpjnv. PxnlanJ, Orran, hr hcauntut folJcr of the new Kingifoni Curn Starch rccipct 13 A Paramount Picture - Filled with a clatter of gun shot and hoof beats. Beating fast with a heart as big as all outdoors. ' 4 '. 1 -Anti- "WE SHOULD WORR;,-.; Jk' . Tmlilpr Juveniles are Again Winners Here; The La (Irandti Juniors again' wore ilrfeatol bv thu Imbler Juve-! lilies 17 to 7. Excepting in the sc. ond Inning, the game was close and intersllng. Hut In tho Lilal sicond : La Criiuilti blew up and Willi a luril- , of errors, allowed eight runs if $ jfi 5 ley , i 3 i it:v ..MMl'tl t-ress) VDKTl.ANII. May I'M. faille wt re wt'iilt today and hogs In cents, IiIkIut, inline lights li.lng lll.r.n to Ml.SK. Shetp were fi( cents' higher. Spring lambs were Jft.iVi lo lii. Sit. Kugs and butter were atotjly. Wheal was si. IS to 1 :';). Tuesday, Decoration Day CLOSED ALL DAY Will Be Open This Evening Until 8:30 p. m. .Fresh StrawU-i'rit's ISc, 2 hosvs ""' Fain-v Stiuki.-t 1 Jt iiioiis. liirtjo, tinen :' Fane'v Vak'iwiii now frc)i Oraiit's, dozen r.diiiui.is, iiii.cu I'rt'sli .1 ii t;i ij l larjrc, ripe Suliti licads Taliliam', und Kaiicy ('"iiili lliiiicy, 'J."ii- value, :! fur.. Lililiy's IMnciipiilc, lartff No. K.tiu.. If run tlid noi sot' our I'Viilay ri'i li.-l ciil iiraml one m- liftti-i' rail in and ii itlinv4 ' if was iiiiiMLssilili' to list luit a small i!ti"it of lloovffizod vahifs. Our jirin-s :u ..:;r ruUr .'Tit'.. -No spi'fials. ' ,10c tu (111,. (lie ti"!-' :. iiipiiiv o-ir ; listvtl aiv HO O V E.R I Z E - V . v : : o e e e o e