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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1923)
Wednesday, Mar 30,.' 923. TITT3 ji CtlANDE EVENING 'otatvifol.. PAKE. THREW III r IOJ 111 Hill Five Pirates Now Hitting .300 or Over Vote, McGee, Theison, T. Knight and Crews In the "Charmed Circle;" Team Average Climbs. Of the players on the I.a Grande team who have taken part in n ma jority of the frames played MeGce. . pitcher, ranks first this week with , a pert'eotaft-e of .429. Kniirht, who ltd last week and the week before, slumped into third place. Vote, with only two times at hat, has the lariroft individual percentage with .300. i Probably the most .remarkable climb in the past two weeks has been that of Theiscn who went hit less the first twe games this year anil ha: swatted out six hingles in the last two, giving him a mark of A number ; of the players whose . averages are not as hijrh as others have been performing at the hat nev ertheless. Sacrifice hits ami walks have been doled, out by these men and whi e thev failed to boost their percentage column, were responsible for many runs. Neither a sacrifice hit or a walk counts as a time at bat- . Team Average Up. . j The' team average, aleng with the averages of several of the1 players, took a decided upward trend against linker Sunday. The team that day smacked out 10 hits out of but 2,0 times at bat for a day's percentage of ,345, also bringing the' season average up from .i!U2 to .2311. At the rate the Pinites are traveling at present it doesn't look very far in the future when they will be clout ing the team into an average of .300 or better. The averages are as fellows: UP At H Fighting West Answers BACK GIVES OUT ")!pish something, it usually does it. I This championship fiK"t " exum i pie. The west has heard the chnl ilengo of the east, that it cannct vup Iport such an affair) and has .et about to answer it. j Just now the Pacific coast is lnlly ing to the cause of- the west, from I Seattle down to San Diego request.- CmiHence of The East!1"'" i'''"'""f 1,1 reservations, iuc v i ui 1 11 ii-, e m i"t xj.ihi im,mii fjl,P(li wi, hoM 40 t)00. su. I of the requests tcr tickets convey SHELBY, Mont., May 10. As 'the impression that senders fear they bustling Shelby proceeds feverishly Inay be too late to get u teat. in us preparations tor the neinpsey Gibbons fight July 4th, it laughs iit the opinions from the east that the championship a I'l'air will be a bloom- ni' fiti.iiii.;,,)!,, Ur,.A ...iL-tn.... nv,,.,..t unfamiliar with western conditions, 'nnd the circumstances under which the limit will be conducted, have been prcdictintr freely that the pio moters will find themselvea in th? hole one hundred- thousand dollars or more when thq receipts are counted. With the fight nearly six week.? away, reservations have been receiv ed for over one hundred thousand dollars worth of seats. These are ringside best. They do not include the general ndmissien chairs or those in the cheaper sections. Before either Dempsey or Gibbons had been signed to a contract, there was deposited in Montana banks ",00,00n in cash, a guarantee of the state that the show would not be a llivver. Less than a week after it was an nounre.l that articles had been sign ed, Montana and Canadian people I'li'nty or l-n ;rumle Itradel-s llave . Tills l-'-.HTleinV You tux tin- Ul,ll;'.vs overwork lliein They cant keep up the continual strain. .'..-.. The back may give out It may ache and pain; I'Wnary troubles may set In.. Don't wutt l(er tali Dnun's Khl- in y Tills. - I.a (;rinde people tell you how lliey act. Asli your nelhbor Howflnl C. 'I'rull. 1:1115 O St.. I.a llrundc, says: "Doan's Kidney I'lllH are u remedy of merit. I have used them for attacks of kidney complaint w hen my back was weak and lame and my kidneys acted Irregularly. A ! XOT1CR TO CUKDITOKS i Notice is hereby given that the tin- I dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of ! Oregon for Union County, mlmlnis-llrnli-ix of the estate or Arthur K. i Miller, deceased, and sns quulifiptl Uis such. All persons having claims ngalnst said estatu are hereby lequir ed to present the same, veril'iodus re jqttired by law, te. the undersigned at il.aGranile, Oregon, or at the office of her attorneys, Green & lless, at La Grande, Oregon, within six months i from the date hereof. Dated lit La Grande, Oregon, May 123, lltt!. MAiliClA M. MIIJ.EK. Administratrix. Green, & Hess, Attorneys for Ad ministratrix. May 23-30 June (1-13-20 NOTICE TO CKW.ITOKS Uuch. All persona hnvlnt? claims Notice Is hereby given that the Hi-! against niicl estate nio hereby io dersigncd has been duly appointed i quired bylaw, to the unde"si-ned at by the Countv Court of tho Statu cf!Ln Grande, Oregon, or. at the of fie" (i,,,,,,, i'.,,. it,,;. , r, .,,,t.. ,i,i;o. Ur i,,. (...,.. , i ... ..; ......... .... vj....... ...,.,, , .1.., , iiv.yr,, uu'i-ll IV tlC-S, III' VjICPH I. tratnx of (he estate of Shelby C.l.a Grande, Olegoti, within II months ministrnlrix Iiyers, doceased, and lias qualified us from' the hereof. 1 Muy 23-30 Junu (1-1 Dated nt La fjremle, Oieftcn 23. 1123. ' KATIIRIIINIC HAMILTON Adniinistra Green a Hess, Attorneys lor Vnto McGee . . . Theison . . T. Knight Crews . . . 1). Knight . Garrity . . liosenbaum Johnson . Core . Ilaiget . , 1 cam :.l . .4 . .4 . .3 ...4 2 14 17 12 13 S 1(9 17 14 j li 13 29 2 0 0 31 10 Pet. .500 .429 .353 .333 .309 .250 .190 .170 .143 .000 .000 .233 .345 Team (Sunday) With live men bitting over .300 it looks as jf the Cove batteiies next Sunday will have some tough pick ings to squelch the Pirates. While Ccve is playing La Grande here June 3, Union will meet Haker at Baker. Close Ladd Creek Soon Fishermen, who have hern tele honinr John WaUlen. pame and fish warden, as to the closing of va rious streams in this section of the stntc are being made aware that Five Points and Beaver creeks are now closed to fi.-hevmen and that on July Ifith I.add creek will be closed for the remainder of the year. A summary of the fishing- laws is e;iven below: Open Angling Seasons. Trout over six inches April 15 to November 30. Bug limit, thirty fifth ' cr twenty pounds in any one day and .-i'ty fish or forty pounds in any seven consecutive days. Unlawful to have in possesion more than sixty fish or rty pounds at any time. Open season for trout over ten inches in waters of Pacific ccean and all bays, inlets and streams affected by the tide water thereof during, months of December to April, inclusive. Crapping catfish, perch, and sun fish open season all year. Bag limit, tliirtv fish or twenty pounds in one day. Bass June 15 to April 15 of fol lowing year. Bag limit, thirty fish or twenty pounds in ene day ;ind sixty fish or forty pounds in seven consecutive days. YanksJanuary 1 to October 15 fan be taken only in Wallowa lake and its tributary streams. ENTKKT.-UN ORKdON GOHS iAs ene feature of the entertain ment of the men of the visiting naval vessels during the Rose Festival, t!v; Pot-tinnd Chamber of Commerce plans to entertain at luncheon all tho enlisted men from Oregon serv ing on those vessels. The opportun ity will he improved to enroll each man in Oregon's ,llkrster Fleet,'1 oooooooooooooooooooooooooo I Seed Potatoes J I FOR SALE I O Earliest of All. Early Hose. Trble of Multnomah. A small amount of this excel lent seed available. TIMOTnY HA had subscribed to another 8100,000 ih!u,1( 118(1 r oan'a nan lu-vor fat worth cf seats. And all this with out anv sales campaign. So there were $:J0a 000 worth of scats disposed of before either the champion or the challenger had pilched their campn. When the west sets out to accom- (o rvlh-w tbe.se uttaeUs anil strenyt li en my buck and kidneys." I'rlee Gflc, at all dealers. Don't ami ply ask for a kidney remedy kv 1 oun's Kidm-y Pills -the same that Mr. Trull bad. I-'oste '-iMilbui h Co, Mft-f!.. liiit'lalo, N Y. A 1'pw Carloads For Salo o 0 $25.00 per (on, f .o. b. cars g 1 I Smith Frees I f fresn j f I from the ' k factory ! j jffiBsrjg FRESH n I ' WTjO B AC CO JA ROLL YOUR OWN WITH a RixXa Cfolx Paper Ait ochod n I , . 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