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' TTTE LA HliANDB EVEXTNG OBSERVER
PAf7Ef THREE '
Monday, June 11. 1923.
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Gove Beats
La Grande In
Comedy Garnet
Pirates Came Out on Little
End of 5 to 1 Score; Game
Uninteresting.
Coming1 Champ
rlnt; of llip I.y'4Hin Alhltlc cliilt ' In tin firrt t-ouml Frut npirar'
ri.-ri. nami-ciay 1111:111 lor in., r-rm llmol10 ,. i,ol,lli I,,,,-!, Ms l,low.
.scoiing Knight, II. Knight siiiKlwl,
I iKlvancing Johnson, Whae went to
! first on error, avcring Johnson.
Crews whiffed. Two runs.
I Cove: Heil Alexander flii'il to con
iterfielil, M- lAlexumli-r funmxl, Mur
chison flied to left field.
Third iniiini, I.a (iramle: Canity
grounded to mh-uiiiI, Melnnis singleil,'
I'heison struck out. T. Kniirhl did 1
i likewise.
Cove: Orton Ri'ounded to shortstop,
tRay Alexander flied to seecnd, Fulpl
flied to riKhtfield. I
l''ourth inning. l.a Grande: Rosen-!
baum hi iiumleil to pitcher, Johnson I
sineled, B- knight went to first on 1
a fielder's choice that didn't muter-j
inline. White hit u two uutftfer, scor
ing Johnson, Knight went out, Crews
smglnl, scoring White ami Cnrrity I
fanned. .Two runs.
Cove: Carter singled, Hray.ille sm-
i t'k-il, Davis went first cn fielder's
choice putting Carter out. Hed -Alexander
singled, scoring Hruzillc, M.
Alexander singled, ' Murchison sin
jgled. scoring two- During an ullcr-
In n dral.. cclorless exhihition of!"lV" en.l .MuiThiwii scored.
haselmll the Cove Farmers defeated Ur'"n,.wh ! ,lm,r- mi
In C-Mii.l,. li-.t,..- ... r,.v,. rlftn inning, La Claude: Mclnnis
tenia v afternoon r. l 4 Cm.,. scrim- .wlkl. 'i'heison flied out, T. Knight
nil of their tallies in the fourth in
ning wiui the exception or the win
lung score, which came in the sixth j
When ltov Alexander went to first:
una fielder's choice, was iidvanced ! Sixth inning, I.a Grande: B. Knight
to second, stole third and then stele ;a"J White struck out, after Meserve
home on White. igrouiidtd to third.
Cove: Itruzilie snurled. Davis struck
took an early lead in out, Urar.ille went out on bases. Kay
l.i
Cove . . .
liaker '. ..
I.a Grande
Union .
Standings.
1' W
ft
ii 4
II :i
Ii U
Pet
1
.li7
.r.oo
.000
' Sunday's liesulls.
At Cove: Cove 6, l.u Grande
At Union: Itaker 1.5, Union !.
crificed and dto.-nbuum flied out-
. I Cove' Hay Alexander flied out,
j Fulp grounded -te. first, Carter fan-
! ned.
Vernon 8-fit Svattle 4-2
Wrnoii U- II. E.
Seattle - 4 11 lUinrt- Itio Initi-i luok bin title hi i
.Yemen 8 U OUtM-omul' UkUi nt I'olnt Kk-hmunil,
UatUnes, l'luinnu'i-, lesar and ('ul., tn lHi:. lie ulna rMfiuli-i! :t
jKitchiis Iifier, IK'II. kUv um nn-Rhu itulu huml tu Auiflio Honvru
imiIi. 1). Murphy. haul Jim Itlv.th. two ruimniu Milran
! Sfi-inul cnim1: li. II. K ! llaht w.-lirln;; or vv.ivr. n;ru. Imil. : loimil
Thi' conU-t leMOiitlilt'd i:om' whyt
itiar l)f a tiMTit'l' UffillUHt U f'ltMit ilum.
NinrttMMt sctoml!) aft or tlui Hui'omt
iuul Hiiirtfit,. liowi'ViT, tin- Ar-
KentUe ' 2 U
Vernon 0 11
i:iittrits, (iartlnei, l;!nki' inui Var
yun; Jnmt'S H'ul Ifanimh.
cut
loon,'
the ojinvna
fur the full
1 whom eumt us vhmy to ihu rovrtcil lK'Utiuiini
O'chnnipiouKhtp a: i w'i'f iosiiiu ti'nUi,(Mit I
upin ourn wmiuiii ariuiiliy uiiaiiilUK .
i ho (Toal. fomu.
N. lHon tiiMH'aif.I In tin exhibition U was a rlKht to tho jnw that ilM
hnul Witt) I'liil Sulvailuiv. I .on An;;t'h-i
.monti.i:kv wink iowi i i1.-
lK'ilfK, Juno 11. Ilattlliif,1 ovonly
until thn sixth 'hnkkcr with fain
l.rwia holdfrt of the litUS 9th nrmy
ioipu uit'u. iiolo cun, thd Ulnnteicj',
Cal., ronthiKftit of tlm nth ravalrv
Snmhiv ar'ti'i-noon won a Irj? on tho :
I war (Inpartmi'iil
trophy antl tho rlpht
to niri'l HoiHi ror x no non n woRti-ru
iniphv hen Wrilnolny artrrnoon at I
A.,bliml 11.11 Null I -iL-.t II Q
Salt Lakt ' It. 11- E..'""-I'm"te.
Oakland II 1(1 :l ; "
S,'lL.UeHes; Murhio,' El'e'y" a'n,i4I "kerl ! Fil'l KllOfks Olll Herman
Crumpler, AlcCuhe and Peters. In TWO Koilllcis ill Havana
Second game: uc. 11. ,
the work.
Oakland
Salt Lake
t Hi'.tterievi, Mails and
, Could, Couinbe, Singleton
kins.
Kirpo tieemi'd lo.e.l wilh his llfc'hl
cr opiioneul. l-'irpo's weight was an
nounced :ia "17 and :t-4 poundti ami
I Icrnum's r.s 1 S 2 nnil S-4 pounds.
4:a .'io'cluck
Monterey 11
The final score
Camp Lewis 5.
Petlinif nlwuys seems n very rep- J
rehensilile mactice to persons wr.n
got their share of it thirty years am.
tr.o t
ml I
I.os Angeles d-S, Sacramenlo 6-2
Sacramento 1. II F
Los Angeles (i 12
i Sacriimento Ii !) 1
(10 innings, tailed on account of
time limit).
Butteries, Wallace, T. Hughes and
Hvler: Yellowhoise, w. Hughes am
Koehler-
Secend anic: It. II. K.
I.os Angeles Ii 10 1
ISacranieiito . .' S II
llutte:ies, Lyons and lialdwiu; I'en
ner and Koehler, Schang.
.11 lil i! HAVANA, rnl.ii .tun.. 11 r A 1 1
".in1'" 1 l.uli: .Miurl. Klriii). the Ai acntlne i
I homus: hi e a v v w e iir In Kim. in v 1 1 ...,,..., , '
and Jeil-lknockt',1 mil Italian. Jcek" Herman
Jin Hie Scrum! round o! wlial wiui to
have heen u Ifi-ronnd I, out.
'file finhl. which was e. very mi
equal one as rcKurihl to size of the
men, lasletl 3 minutes 111 seconds.
Kirpo was at) pounds Hie heavier.
Ulauivcn Orrutt. of tho "Whtio
nocrlK'S t'luh. NVw Jersey, Is only
10, (Hit sh hns h.'atyn soinu of tlm
Iri-st WtiniiMi itlu-is nt thi- .stato. '
Kln cuii'it's h.T i luhs tu ixhuul unj
praettM-s tluilnt; rt-otsy.
gled.
went
11- Kni,
La Grande
the second inning' when Tex Knight. Alexander going to first on the sume
went to fiist on Carter's error wilhTplny, M. Alexander walked, Alexan
one down. liosenbaum flied out to der ytole. home, Murchison struck out
centerfield and Knight advanceif -to.One'ruH. '
second on a passed ball thence Oiom KcvVnth jnnin , L (;rande: Crews
nig bnught home when Johnson sm-;nit .... Y,..m. i,t ., . ,.,.
imyy aiso scoreii wnen " y, 'third, Can ity struck out, Mc-
to first on Davis' error alter; i,1n,v .p,.,.,,,,,!,,,! eiii
and ad- -.,... n,-. ',..in,i i c'.i ti
need Davy with a single. Ah.v.m.'in,. di,i i e,,i.. i'i,i,i'wnnt I Vernon
Aid nnis' erryr, Carter
COAST BASEBALL
Pacific Coast
Clubs
San Francisco
Sacramento .
League i
Won Lost Tot. i
Again
Johnson
'White,
me lourin singles iivi. r:L.,
and Crews anda double hyW'M,,,! rlnt
cored two. i.-;i,,i, ::,.. ti,i ,.,. .
Cove, in the fatal fourth, opened f'rst ?'Tor.,,,.,t eMei out when
up with u string of hits after it rcx V,1,rht n'l',l,out- Kosenbaum
had taken them three innings to bat B''"1 to s"nd
around, and scored three men. TheL CJ-VV Br?.!!,1",0 walked, iDavis went
fourth run .crcssed during an alter- to f"vt f!el(ler 'V1"",? th? 1 ,llll,n '
cation at second base, Unvniro Fred ;w'",'ki .Rp .Alexiindcr, M. Alexander
Mires, of Union, not calling the game- "'U'cnison innncu.in succession.
Cove got five singles in that frame! Nintli inning. La Uiande: Meserve
but onlv one other bit durin.r the I (P'Oundc.1 to third, B. Knight filed to
entire game-
Game Full of Halts.
Tho game, which started
a whi.-. and continued so
first three innings, began
center, 'White grounded to second.
J Cove: Not necessary to play out-
Summary iR. H. E.
off like 'La Grande 4 7 1
for the'Ccve 5 (i 3
to drag' liatteries: White and Johnson;
Los Angeles
Salt Lake . ...
Portland . ..
Seattle
Oakland . . .
.4fi
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..112
:io
32
35
3t
411
.64.'! I
rr2 1
.315
.500
.47S
.171
415
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1)1,1) TI.MK rKillTCliS MKHT.
I .DM' AN'd-KU'lS. .Inne II. Dsear
"Untiling Nelson. 4 1 years old, who
was the terror of the prl.o rm I10-
jl'ore and after he wre.slnl tlm Itgti.'
i weight championship 01 the world
ifroin Joe (Inns nearly two decades nao
I shook halldtt wilh A I Wolirast In the
To know
! how good a cigarette
really can be made
you must try a-
in the fourth when a disuute baited Full) und Murchison.
playing for abcui thirty minutes. Errors: Mclhnis, Davis. Carter Kay
Again in the fifth, Daw Johnson, lAlexunder- Two base hits, Crews,
attempting to get a foul, sprained 1 White. Singles, Johnson (2), It.
his ankle, putting him out of the j Knight, Mclnnis, Crews Carter, Krn
game. Meserve replaced Mclnnis atille (2), , lied Alexander, M. Alex
riglitfield, who took Garrity's place lander, Murchison. Sacrifice hits. Tex
at first after Canity hud donned the I Knight- Struck out, by White 10, by
mask behind the bat. Incidentally. ' '"uln 8. Credit defeat to White, vic-
Garritv got by in .first class shape itory to Eulp. Walked, by Eulp 1
San Francisco 5-2, I'orlland 1-1
San Francisco It. II. E.
Portland 1 5 4
San Francisco i 5 9 0
Batteries, Leverenz and Daly; Shea
and Agnew-
Second game: 'It. II. E.
Portland 1 8 2
San Francisco 2 8 0
Batteries, Middleton and Daly;
Courtney and Yclle.
1 !xIQARE:TT5r
r : t
of head or chost r mor easIlflHiii- -
. trectisi eidternally with "j
W VAPORUB
Ova 17 Million Jan Used KeaWj
iiii-i..,,,. . . . .jr i
iiiT to uifit mi:ais
Ituhh iifar In of hntnl- ji
rrKujk1 t'yii-ph'aHinir h- j
(BeWpOtt&l,
Smart anil servicejiblTOck3 for all
QccasionjJbWSC ana see xnem toujr.
PU T MAN' S
him
ir Hi..
some.
sIkhh 111 chiniL or porcelain ware,
livery lover of the beanlll'iil
knows, every iiian anil woman
of laste anil dlrcerillllent finds
lieaulles In table ware at Lilly's.
F. L. LILLY
riione Main 7 Ml 1 1 IN Adams
To Get the Full Meaning
of These Prices You
Must See the Goods
tdy "Waterproof Aprons,
A 50c, )8c, $1.23 and$1.39
Iverrcudy Baby Kliliber Pants 39c, 50c
Glass Flower Baskets
Zephyr Gingham,per yard....
Fancy Back Conrtis, eachf
Audrey Hair Nrfts.dfffile., 10c;
Large Bertha Colli
Ladies' Vanity Cases ..
: 1 V'c
69c
3 for 25c
...69c, 98c, $1.25
. $1.25 to $1.75
Children's Vanity Cases 39c, 50c
Andrew's Variety Store
on tho
liveries-
uiviiip: i-iitl of While' de-
La (rramlo had a classy chance to
r.e ore in the eighth when Thcisnn
wont to fir.-t on conterfielder'.s error
with none down. Thcisoti attempted
to advance a base on u loii hit ball
ly T. Knight which was speaied by
cento rfiold. 'i'heison returned to
l'ir.-;t .safely and was so. called
by Hick livid, base umpire. How
ever, Trod Mires disputed the decis
ion and finally Moid reversed his
stand, calling Thcison out- How Fied
irot that wav nobedv knows. Here is
what Spalding's Official Baseball ! I
in rcirard to such a break: "Un-
ilor no circumstances shall either
by While 2. Earned runs, off White I
4, off Fulp 2. Stolen bases, Red
Alexander 2, Fulp, Mclnnis. - White
Umpires: Fred Mires, Union; Me
serve and Dick Heid, bases. Time of
pime: clock stopped.
JiSt
e QuMyfinhhJohpmihiftfin ih Home"
LEMONS
ORANGES
GRAPE FRUIT
i'i:M)iii7!()N i osi.s i,i-:ai. i
w 'i:Nin.K:i(t..j jum. ii. in ihii.- J
Ion JomI Its l.-;ul in Um- Hint- Mouniain
I'-aKUt' Kumlay when TiiMco cnim out
of thi' husc-hall Iiatlh' hero with a 'J
winning kcoit? of to 3. I'usoo scor-
oil three runs in the firs) innhitf on an
ori'or. I'tMiilletou foMoweii in the hic!
oiifl wltli three atio" fi-om then on the,!
is(!0 hatlery .held thn Ituckuroos !
scon.'les.s, while Ihe visitoi'ii scored one i
in 'tlm fifth and ono in tlm eighth. !
liy winn int.', - to 1'. from Ken no-1 !
limp i e critci.se or nitrriovc with a ! wiek nt Walla Walla. Ihe walla WaMa. i
deL-i:.ion unless asked to do so by aKroition tied with I'endlelon for
his associate." That oui'ht to clearly I ' hi first slandintr in the lenne. Krlio.i
an umpire's duties are. i-iefealed the .Milion-l-'reewaler nino
at Milton hy a sroie of to n, houst- j
itHr Keho up Ihe league pennant polo.
Miow what an umpires duties are.
I.a (irande, as u result of yester
day's loss, was relegated to third
place as 'Laker defeated Union.
Chance of leKU0 leadership is nrt
absolutely obscure however as six
irair.es, two with each team, remain
to be played by the Pirates- Next
week I.a (irande meets Maker at lia
ker and Clove plays at Union. jo
Summary by innings: !
First inntnf;: "i.a Grande, Crews fo
frroumlod out to pitcher, CJarrity pop-l
pod to third, Mclnnis whiffed. lo
Cove: Carter struck out. Ilrazille j
popped out to U. Knight, Davis 'Q
f reminded cut to pitcher. jo
Second inninpr, La (Irande: Thoison!
iri'ounded out to pitcher, T- Knight I o
weal to rai'st on error.' Kosemhaum
flied Ui conlerfield, Johnson singled
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FOR SALE
Hoom modern housi', parnsn. lawn.
lot tiiid a half; looiited on Mast
Adiioi': iivenue, south side, on mii-
e.Ml.uii si reel . M list ho sold nnder
fi.iied s:ile, jind the jriee is otilyfo.
or
die it.
?4iii rit.sh will
lailee en;jy leriliH.
hau
ls in Uomi's Addition, half
oeK. on M :'. iiue, (he stieet that
hnhdiiur up ia:-i. anil KoiiuT to
p:ivi 1 this misimi, and the price
unly $!'ni.(Ki per lot if Hold al!
and j:oni terms.
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In no other section of tho
world do oratiKes, lemon
and grape fruit reach the
l.iBh point or perfection of
tho.se produced in raHfornhi.
Mvery condition in Ideal for
the production of finality
fruit. Continual Hunshinn j
and clear hUIch during hJ
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very finest flavor and jreli-
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You Direct Either One of
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ONE CI! ATM OF OKANG Kfl
Iroin ten to twelve dozen or
eordinff to l.e
HoldiiiK
"Mir
ONR i llt; ui
TiKMONH Tlohllnfr from
een dozen of lemoiiH, neeord-
Itemeniher
direct from
Hiinier" thus
lately fresh
health-produelntf.
qualllles.
that we Hhlp
Cirove lo f'on
nsHtirinir nhso- ,
fruit full of
nortfizinK
Tux to Hl.r
ONK CHATH OK OHAI'R FHCIT llold
hiff from three to four dozen of Rrape frull,
necordini? to size.
nXR COMltlNATION CI ATM Holdlns
four dozen ornneH, four dozen luinona, ono
dozen ifnipe fruit.
Jote,iir.r,,iy,rat,FrV,-t:,'',i1"
tU henlthrul mlnerul suits
and naturnl llffht bulk, sup
plies Just those elements
most needed to rcgulntn tho
body after tho lonir winter
leavler foods.
Serve fruit In some form
every day. It's eanlly und
economically ordained under
our plan. CO-OPKUATIVR
enaldes you to servo the very
choicest frnltn whenever
you want them tit truly
economical cost.
Home Decoration Exhibition
Ind Demonstratim
Co-Operative Fruit Exchange
457 West Ocean Avenue
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
A Post Card Addressed to Dept. "II" W ill Bring to You an Interesting Booklet
"Dried Fruits"
i .i
art of ena
A JCaie Treat No Housewir Should Miss on
JUNE 1L12-13
Free Samples
w
The art off enavnelinn4)ld fnrnitnro t-mo-lif. fwn to
gether witly Home LXkoration Suggestions.
A Chi-Nainel Ijyftionstrator will be at our store on
above datesaflcinonstrate and teach a rac:tical
and inexiensive method of beautifying everything
in the home.
We will be glad to present you with a 30c can of
Chi-Namel Free. See coupon offer below. Anyone
taught to grain in five minutes.
Chi-Namel is the famous finish now being adver
tised in The Saturday Evening Tost
are Him: iine
lie K;it sitl.- Of
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N.r.:. :il phut-
re-, rvi-d -.
i- acrerce jurt on ; q
t he cit y udjoin-! o
from one in ten'0
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perfliiadinR
fashion's silhonyt makes your
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You'll lov the new models of
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joy a youthful figure and a flex
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A complete lln of the latent
models always on hand.
!
F II E E C O U P O N
This Coupon entitles bearer to one !50c can of
Chi-Namel FKEE at our store ujion purchase of
a 2f)c Varnish Brush to insure a fair trial or will
be accepted as :i()c upon larger cans of Chi-Namel
Products.
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BIG VALUES
Phy, Black & Stoop I Mrs. Robt. Pattison
In Tltt- I -i (irmtilr Natlnniil Hank itlitg
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We have the Exclusive Sale of Chi-Namel
Don't Forget the Date June 11-12-1:5
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Company
On Depot Street.
Tire valuek are gauged by the price you pay
Wise buyers
choose (ioodyears.
and the
service you receive.
COMPARE THESE PPvICES:
(ioodyear Tngftol .Cords
30x3'2 tTJ
32x4 $28.95
3-lx4i $38.85
35 x 5 - - $ 18.40
Other Sizes in Proportion
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.
I
fit?
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Ncvt to Penny's
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