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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1923)
r I.. t - Wednesday. June 20, 1923. TOE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER Bat Averages Take A Slump Fosbury's Performance Last bunday bent Pirate. Per centage Down the Ladder. Fosbury played thunder with the Pirate batlinir nveracos at Baker Sunday when lie let the team down without a hit. Only one man main tains his former percentage and that is MaCicot who was ill anil was un jable to take part in the (came- lie still leads with a percentage of .4117. jThe team baited at a whole .1100. I With seven names played and only .three more yet to play, due to the forfeiture of two games j0 ja Grande by Union, the averages now Istand: Players GP AB II jMaGee . . .' 5 la 7 ! Crews 7 Theison 7 f Johnson 7 T. Knight Mclnnis 3 ! B. Knight (i S liosenbaum 7 f Garritv 7 S While U ;Team (Sunday) 27 0 .0110 I Team 7 228 42 185 f La (I ramie will play no official ! league games again until July ,'when they will play Baker here. Two ( games with Cove will then clcse the reason. i Pet .401 240 .22; '.18: .182 .107 158 .150 LEONARD TO MEET TENDLER JULY 23 NKW YOKK, June Su. llcnny l.eonur.l of New York, world's llBht. weight champion, will di-fcnd his tlt In u 15-rotmit nintch wi'h Lew Tonilli-r, l'hlladelphlu soutlimiw. ul the Yankee ntailium on the nlirht of July 23. Tim boxera, (out-ther w:h their managers Tuesday, signed con tracts tpr the bout with tile newly or ganized Cromwell Athletic clib. which has obtained ring piivilegci nl tlie American league park. Financial terms It was understood called for tho champion lo receive Si and 1-2 pe cent of the gross re ceipts iiml Tendlcr 12 and 1-2 pel cent. I'luli officials estimated Hint ;be fight would attract a gate of $40U. "m mi. on this basis Leonard would i i'celve about $ 1 50,lHlll for the delone of ills crown uud Teniller, $:,ii,oiiu. HOYS ARE EXPENSIVE Eight Feet Off the Ground - , . t. ASK.- " i.".' TOURIST TRAVEL TO BE ROUTED Kocfalimi and ttiroiiKli tho tourit hur i'hun tmltk lo tlio west Is rotiu-tt to Iriulio Kails, Twin Fulls, Holm', link it, Pendleton, ami then down tho Co lumbia to l'ortluml- Coopt'iatioii of thu Short-Cut High4 way HMHocfutloit vun promised by I. J. McUlnly. Hucrolary of tho unhoc bi llion In u letter reculvt'd by W. I-J. 1 Mtuelntin, prt?Hldont of thu local usso- liiGfhwav,clatio Association of the Middle POWER 1 Short-Cut West West Promises Coopera tiou to Old Oregon Trail Office. lVf. (By Associated Press) MISSOULA. Mont .limo n From figures compileil from the ex pense accounts ot .students at Mon tana University, authorities have ascertained that it costs $17 a month more to keep a boy in college than a girl. Boys spend more for pleas ure and SI. 50 a month mora for j j , . uoard. the figures disclosed .111 ' An excltlnjr moment during a football match between tho h7luc, , tonrn and Bi Hish team played in tho Olvmplc .Stadium In bU'-rJUjolrj, 1 j Ahvu four vt lav Diayers wiro incruiiy swepi off mcu- iwU J 1 : A Iv i: I :. June 20. Thousands of li'llrist:; this summer will be routed over the Old OreHon. Trail throuirh Idaho and Oret-on, throuirh the ct fons of the (lid HrcKim Trail assocla lUm and the cooperalion of the Short I'ul West HlKliway bureau of Milnle Mita ami Souih Dakota, which Is rout- Ini! eastern traffic to and from Y'el lowstone luilional park. I he Short-Cut hliih whichs runs from St. l'aul tu the Yellowstone na tional park does not virv from the ie nf the 4.Mh luirallel moiv than n miles lor n distance of 52S miles, ninnnii; almost strnlitht lino tliroiiKb Minnesota. South Dakota and Wyom ing. I in the mans Issued hv that as. The more we read about China, the less we wcrry ubout Japan's ef-1 fort to monopolize it If this thing keeps up, only nn M. '1). with a prescription pad can oualifv to command a liner. COAST BASEBALL Won. Lost. 1'ct i Clubs j San I'Yansiseo . Kacramento 5 Salt Lake j rorllaud 1 'ernon l.os Aiuveles ! Seattle , i Oakland . .' f ; ;..mi; i"osTi'o.i:n. I'Oll T LA ND Portland-Seattlo aiiic iiostponed, teams traveling. ..51 ..as s I 3" ; isi:i:s sriNti siinatohs. SACKA.M KNTO li. H. K. ; Salt Lake U 17 0 Sacramento 4 11 'I Ualteries Kallio, Sinalelon. Mc t Cabe and l'eter.i: I'enner Vellowhorse, ; Prouj-h and Koehler, Shea. 8 M r. RICA S - vONUtST CUMrANlliS i '.till I ' !r.. - n 4 i " ra -33' I i k,i:i:s sri i i:it siiltoi t. j YKKN'ON li. II ! San l-'run.si.-tco - " i Vernon i IiattcriuH Courtney : Jlay and Hannah. Flings at Folly Fortunately, the boll wecvel is lo cated in Amvrica instead of Kurope, so no iinvo is aioot to reliev0 the sufferers. A materialist is n man who takes down a (-renter profit than yours in spito ol all you can do. A cool summer won t bo nn un mixed calamity. There won't be so many jokes about summer furs. At any rate the Pulitzer occasionally call attention to that might otherwise escape HEADS ELECTED 11 A K Kit, June 20. Officera uml til- rectors of the Kastorn Oregon Ught & Power company wcro reL-lected at the annual iiieetinic of (stockholders and directors of thu organization In (his city yesterday morning Thu of f iceTH and directors are ua fotlowH: rresident, J. I. I'ulllam. iMiwau kee, Vi.; vlce-prcsitlrnt and gener al iniMuiifer, J. 1. Lottrldge; secre tary. A, A. Smith; H. C. Mackay, Milwutikee, WIh.; A. H. Hhockley, 1). VV. 1'Yonch, John Schmitz, William Chester of Milwaukee waa elected assistant secretary and J. W. Wisdom, Jr., assistant treasurer at yesterday's meeting. Mr. lMilllam accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Seastone of Madison, Wis., arrived in linker yesterday prize morning and following the meeting, works 'accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. I.ott- nctice Mil en a land is half-civilized, it hiis rescue homos for irirls. When it becomes wholly civilized, it won't need any. ridge, departed for an Inspection tour of the company's holdings In Eastern regon. M r. Seastone is a member of the firm of Mead and Seastone, consulting engineers of a national reputation of Madison, WK rHJLBRBfS COLDS She Perfect Protection Policy a "Star 0 and Yelle, AN(;i:i.s win c'l.osi". oh:. OAKLAND It. 11. E. Los Anueles - H a Oakland : 3 1" - Ualteries I'ranilall and llyler; Krauso and 1 laker. i ikh (.111:1:1 v to i:i:i'i:iti:i:. I l'lliLAIHM 1MIIA. June James ; '. lluiKlieity of Itiilley l'ark, near ! iiere Tuesday received a telegram i- inltely aeeeiilhiK his terms to referee j the Dtmitr.ey-Oiblions I'iKht at Shelby, i Mont., on July 4. 1 ALL SU.MMLR (iKEKN.S j A peculiar vegetable from the. oth- er side of tlie wcrld which shares I with Swiss Chard the function of 'J furnif'hiiiK "sunv.ner" greens is the i New Zealand spinach. It is not a '! spinach at all, although used in the j same manuer. Seed of New Zealand i spinach should not he sown before ' May 1 or later, when the giound be conies warm, as it will not lserminate while the ground and weather remain chilly. .... Unlike the hue spinach -it is a lotiK-Sfason vegetable and remains in bearing until fall. As this stranger 1 fionv the Antipodes makes a strcng (growth, .-omelimes attaining a spread of from sit to eight feet, it neeiH ( plcntv of 100m and the plants should t be set two feet apart in row three it fet apti'.t. II' th the stems and the V leaves are brittle and succulent an. I 5 are not affeote.l by heat which qukii S ly sends tlie ordinary spinach spin- liing up to seed and destroys its use- fulnes-i in the garden. Tho V.e.v 'calami sninaeh is a rela- ' five ot tlie ice plant cflen grown for, : ornament and the seed is much slow-i !er to germinate than that of thej ! true spinach, sometimes taking three j weeks to appear it tne wcainer 1. I cool. Hut with hot weather it makes I a rapid growth and when well grow 11 i more than a half a peck of leaves per : nbini mnv be nicked from lime to i time duri'ig the summer. The tips of(o the le nes are temlerest. 0 Unlike tlie true spinach, the leaves ix are picke I in.-tcail of pulling up the g entire plan!- o The "greens'' when cocked precise-1 o ly in the same manner as spinach ' have much the -amo flavor as the o J. Accident: Weekly income while dis abled. Z,Siclncss: Regular payments every week. 3. Adversity : Emergency lunos in time of need. 4. 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'' D ,', rtunrro,,. .... . - m y.7A City J Date 0 Birth ;l?W?3g WONTTtJ IDA)) UXAAJ O O O , !o 1 12 Secretary Hoover Disclosed in his recent report 9 on industrial conditions America, that m better known vest-table now ly grown. 1 larpe A W.VNT AI) W1I.I. IK) IT o 10 o j o " o1 o : o o o I o o o ! o o 00 oo ;2 OiO OO - oio ' .f r " O'O Hi? : 0 1 o o . o f MM . Thursday Menu I fjf ill' nit; uiivioj'i-M ;tnt lia.J yii'H pour lion tliiiLr coiri-flivt! ;;is.i H Wffff iH-(!i'hH:iry. -Vf. wt' li! intipictoi.s 6t u li rj; liii- pliuit. culil nol sA- w !I i iiou.uli lo ilo : T RED FEPPER KLAT I m Rrtl Pcnnrr Klib ta'X ttie ouch from f'irc. stiiT, achiiiXjiiints. It can-n-n hurt you, a:M ityfrtainly stops that old riituinitisr.Jtorjre at once. Vhct -u af? X-r'L'finff i'nti can hardly crt an 1 ju t tiy Ked Tcppcr K-.ib and ouyfiil bac the quickest relief knuvn. Xothinir has uch con centrated, penetrating heat as red pep prrs. Ju-t as siin as you apply Red Pepper Run you will feel the tinsline heat, in thrre minutes it warms the sere spot through and through. Pain and soreness are enne. Ask anv f'M dru;zist for a jar of Rowles R'd P;rc?r Rub. Et sure to set th- cn-nn". with Its name Kowkj o I j! ypjjm lo vv SS,?vS g TinnM o o o o o o p. Thursday Menu HOUI Soup s.Miwicni;.s .Mlnci-'l tlii in riincnto t;hci.si- HAI.AI) I'olnlilniition N't-K.-liihlo Sliced Tomaloea ith Mayor Banana , I'KSKKUT Slrawlierry Strawberry .Shortcake ...I'.c ...lie ..4"c :i;.c The Palace o o o o o o o o!o oo o o 0 o 6 o OiO 01 o OiO oo OIO O'O OIO O'O oio ol . O ' 0 O'O OO O O O o OO o o O'O 0 o O'O 0;O 0 1 o o o OlO OO C O O O lln ir work. Kivu inillion Hcliool cbii drcli uro Horiou.sly Ininill eaiped by dctictlvo vi- In the lace of these vital statistics, where do you stand? Have aniincd facts. v your and know eyes ex ilic "Save Your ' Sight" Dr.Wm.Peare Optometrist Willi J. 11. 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