La Grande evening observer., June 30, 1924, Image 2

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THE LA :3RANDE EVENING OBSERVER -
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ff ILLjIil'IIM!!! 1..
DON'T
FORGET-
Yoil will need several Tub Frocks for that July Fourth
week and a gingham for morning, a ratine or tub silk
for sports, and a dainty dotted Swiss for afternoons
when you play around. Many delightful styles at .
if
mi
A Good Place to Trade
der. combined, hit a .41', clip and
the( lnfeld, including the battery,
hit .BJ4. Ami, rftiiirrf with the
ffwtee rittrht tht wo week,
hoih the Infield and outfield play
ed much hitler hall in the field.
.Brnrs Hit Sea 1 1 ere!
Pencil allowed II hit hut the
excellent nupport, his own ability
lo pitch hiimtelf out of ho), and
the scattered iualily of the bin pit
permitted the Brunt lo take little
advantage oHheir Haft-lien. In the
eiirhth and tiliilli Innings lienrh
permitted four IiMh thnl, hud the
game been close, the liearn would
never have had. At no time did
ilw bOfuc fr-nm blow up.
hi .ties whole, the game won
ttrMTiallv pha-dn? to local fann,
Inasmuch jsijhey mw Dip Pirat.-s
baek In Ihcle i-arly w ason winning,
hut'd hitting at rid h and vIho round
(hp 1.3 Oraode boya pluying hull
in a buninei;-Jike imiiimr.
Peterson and Htackinon wr
the I wo tu-i.l hitler. Xnnday with
three each.
Suj in nary.
I a Grand. All It. jr. PO A K
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: SPORT NEWS'
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tlillt 1 1 film
OVER ONTARIO
ond place.
Keoro R. if.' R.
Poise C C . 4
'aye4t 6 p 7
MuittTit'H: Winder and Kerwln;
Kaiser und fhewurt.
BASEBALL
league Leaders Take the
11th Straight Game;
; Baker and Payette De
, feated.
JDAHo-onrooN j.r.Acvr.
HOW Tlll:v STAM
ciuiw w. i r-i.
Mmmtjt ii i.,,(i
lol . 8 2 .sou
Walaer i ,coi
Baker - I .272
TOU 2 9 .HI
ilo 2 .U!
ONTArtlfl. On-. (Hpri-laD Kin.
tt iiiaioialnnl li: coiMmumllnii
lead U) I lit' Iilnho-uriKon liawball
Xwguo Hun.luy. ivilililUK 2 lu
9. TUo ganu- nan slow un.l fiu
Uirlva. Hcoro H. Ti. i:.
jtuimalt 1 211 i
Ontario 2 7 4
llullerlo: ilo -, Kill. It tn.l Of
Imai; N. ivl,. lt an.l ir:i
MAKl'rt IK IH'.l'KATI'.n,
'WElHKlt, Ida. C!p. clnl) HuI:it
Trtw nhovti tnio Tourih iiiuoo en tho
qmult of loslnu ( lo ( licrn y. nli r
:rlrkiion. lilli'lilmr Tor Wi ln
r, ntrurk out Hi tnni.
I!. It. i:.
r. 2
4 c a
Arnotl:
IAnflonal I-ukmi.
flulm W. I- I'rL
'NNiw York 43 22 .662
I'lilrnno :i7 26 .r,7
HrooUlyn S 211 . b bl
I'lllslilliK 3.1 2 .632
4'lrlnall 33 36 .it!.
IIOKIOII 20 3li .419
I'lillilUillihiu . .24 37 .S'jrf
jHI. I.uul ..a 211 42 .3.'.4
Atni'i'icnii I.raxi".
I flulig v. I., l'rt.
Wiwhlngloll 37 27 .57S
Mi-troll S7 II .S44
Now York 33 !S .44:
jHolon ...! 31 .tliO
Int. I)ill 31 31 ,f.ilil
jl'hlruKi) SI 3! .402
f'li'Vrliinil SI 33 .44
l'lllliiili'llilli 22 4 .31.0
PIRATES IN
AGAIN
WITH BEARS
(Continued from Tag One)
ffeori' -
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Uutlfrlii: Tiinia
StckAon nnil I1u!t.
Xmioiuil lr-kH.
Al Ni w York: yorton 4-3, 'Now
York 1-D.
Al 1'lnrInnnH: f'lilrato C, C'lnrln.
nail 2.
At HrooLlyn: llrnoklyn r.. riilla
Iphiu 4.
Al SI. I.i'llli: rillnliiirK (I, iil.
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At WanhlUKlnn;
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A i ciovlnnil: rirvolaiiU
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llOltii; AfiAIN WINXI.lt
BOIKK, Iila. (Snodul) Klllwr.
ynlto'ii now lillrl. r, falloil lo liulil itilrliy ilo.
PoiHft yofltordny anil iho Mountitln.
vm rulnoil n firmer tinM
I.ATONf., Ky ik Korly
Ihomainil o-"' . (itllhowl
win tlln :..'.ii ..lor l ilorhy Hut
unluy In -li..n t.Ji.' (lolH. Kon-
- tiii'-, , iIbIii iI Ihlril
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Grande Ronde Hospital
A nonsectarian and ethical institution that does not
4vertise your sickness or broadcast your opera-
rw, but gives you service equal to any institution
the Northwest
We employ only graduated nurses
aoUlinaii, ct. ..
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cllflor.1. 2lt
Davis, rf
rolrrnon, o
1'crkhurn, lli.
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Wnlla Walla AR Tl H PO A E
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EFOHT IDE
Id!
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Eight Persons Lost Lives
in Oregon Last Year;
More Insurance Paid
Than in 1U2&
SAI.KM, Or-. rSpPrinl) Prop
erty dainui?p rt-suliinK from fiiva
III OrKOtT flu til if- aKn'atcd
approximuifly $ 10,1mm), (ino or $ 1 1.5
per raplta, tuTordlnK lo Uio an
imal rpori' of WHI II. Moon,
which wn roi)ipl-t-( Saturday.
.Mr. Moon, liy virtui of hi ap
pointment an hi at. inMiiranpc com-niion-i',
Iti uIho statts fin inar
nhal. Ti- rpport s1iovsl Hi at riKlit
prtoiin InM thir livt-n us u r-sii1i
of iio fires, whit -Tt prnonri Kuf
fcrd Injures from iho . sum1
ftourrf. I n t h if miiI I i uk from
flrn durlnr; tin year wrt- pIvpii
IIi.iij lnrliiir I li nrt'vlnim vrar.
Jn.'.urunre jaid on llrt lorww I
during Jii'S iiKtfr.-jfaN-d ,.::r7,-!
4S1.U 7, or nearly a iilf 1 ln Wullarw
more than paid tluruiK iho previ
ous var. ,
liiKiirniipp p:Ul In I'nloti rounty
l:isi yur lotalU-.l $K7,!ih.TS. Wiil-
lown foiinty ?:r.,2;:i.r.4. I'miitiiia
pounty $ I :tS.!2.77 end l:ak-r
pouniv Si;.4Ki.?s.
Pahitliiy On a Spider's lYty- , .,
P.KFlf.TN. (P What' n r.aiMl
rd ai onp of the? most nininilar
vvorku of art In pxIhipim" in now
in lha pcjKRsion of a lU-rtin deal
er. Jt Ik a palnUntr. tlxi inohrs,
'xpculpI on a spider wpI) unil prp
HPr'ru hy 'oi-infr clamppd hoipm
I wo plaif of eam. ro that onr rau
87
11 24 17 4
lATKO iYOWll Saw (attHMI
Thn Wandn at the high school
field were packed nearly to rap
acity yeten)uy. a. Uratid und
other point tn 1'nlnn notinty nt
a Iutko dt'lrpntion to tho fl-hl
and Walla Walla alo hail rnoifrn
pi-pfirnt la larr" numijcm.
I'mplrf. Murrah, of ppndlPlon,
who, hy thn way, Im on of the.
heal ofHoialH h h in ation on the
loraJ liammd Ihbt yr. cutlet the
gamp at J : 35 o'clock with Ills on
nounronipnt of thp butt-rii.
Walla Walla w-nt to hiU find,
licnch Htrnck out tilftcn. anil l.lnd
grounded to llcltntt for Iho flr.t
two oiiiH, Itluckman HliiKlt-d hut
won left on first wh-n Ward
kDOckfd a pop fly to fllfford, nt
fiecond hacc. ' ' '
Tn I .a Ornndp'fi half of Iho fir.st.
It looked prominfiifc nt rirnt when
Goldman lifted a twodjiwr to
the outfPdd. Hut HclmH funned.
Clifford gTOundfd to short Mop und
lavl fnnoi-d,
Iho wvond Inning- went hy the
hftokn with no ncorm althotifrh
Wall;: Walla, with two hit, had
no men on npcond and third and
I A ttrnndp, Willi a hit and a wc
rlflp, Imd Pctitvn on third. Moth
pltchorB worked out of nleo hole.
Ilpnch, with l wo on and non down
fanned 1 'orris and WiiKht und
pcrmliii-d Hchroed r o itlt un ea."y
U rounder to Pcckhatn.
In thA third Wnlla Walla went
out onr. two, three. 1a OrandP J
soemcd urn to acorn when 1'arritt
wnlkid Ooldnmn and Helms wnt
to flnst on Ward's error th flint
of iho game. Thei mtrrty becam' a
fact when Clifford nln pried, scor
inp both men. lln was in turn
broitffht homo when Davit knocked
out a bountiful thrp bajcffpr. prt
rrmin nacrlficpd lavls liomn hfforc
thn innlns ended.
W'Hh the ncore: J.a Grande 4
wana waiitx mo iuri ri in iiniii
rounti neptier t'nin atne io crosHj
no piuic. i no nt'um iiin-u hkuiii
in 1hi fifth hul 1 41 t) ramie, duv lo
a two-hune hit by Petenion and
ftlnfileH hy peckhain und Alexan
der, brought In two more rnnn,
mnktnK the core (1 lo 0 for the
home team. Again In the sixth
1,0 Grande ncorcd, thanks to Mich
afllf', error and two sacrifice hits
by Helms und Clifford, pending
Goldmen crossed the pl.-m
lleiteli I-:ais I p.
With the Riime won , Peneh
caned up and In the wventh und
elKhth Walla Walla Rent two run
ners home onn tn each canto.
Mlehurllh' tdngle, coupled with nn
error ly Ahander and a mierlflrc
liit WrlLlil. rwvn litem tint ftr.tl
Inllr 'I'ti., n..fiin.l ii it, I IiimI i-l.tl !
ciime when l.lnd gained first on a
flfldei'M choice and wtis brought
In by ItUekman'H and vi'llourko's
slngh .
I.a Grande HetnlintcH.
Itit I he 1'irateji were not done.
In the tighth inulngt with th
eore j Grande 7. Walla Wnlla H.
fivo hit!, in 8ucceB.lon, sent the i
local figure to 11 and addeit runs
enough lo make the victory crush
ing. Goldman hit u two bagger,
IleiinH und Clifford singled, Iavl
hit for two bason nud Petrrson Nln
gltd. Alt hut tli'lms, who was
ruiight at nerond, came home.
A good deut of the credit Tor the
victory froes to the ninnagvr ow
ing to his change lu the lineup
bringing Clifford to the infield,
benching Thclson and placing IM
vln In the outfield. Incidentally,
thin ehangv has been imggenttd
time and again In thn past hyf iiu
writer and Bud l.yneh, of the
Kvenlng Observer, and the resultn
yratvrday proved their beliefs were
correct.
Tho Infield m at least SS per
Horp by Inning.
Iji Grande 1234&H7S9 j
Hits .. 1 3 h BO 05x1l
Kuns ....0 0 4 0 2 1 0 4 x 1 1 i
Wnlla Wnlla 1 : H 5 7 S 9
lllis .1 2 0 1 0 2 1 2 2 1 1
Ittina ....0 0 0 0 0 0 110 2
' t
Stolen bases: Peterson, Pecli
hom. Sacrifice hits: Helms, Clif
ford, Peterson, Peck ham, liench,
Wright. Kuracd runs: 1. Grande
i, wuiia vviuia . i iircr ohm- mm: i
Davis. Itlackmun. Two base lilts-
Petentoii, Mtchaells. Goldman t-).
Duvis. Ieft on bases: Iji Grande
S. Wulla Walla 10. First on bulls:
off PaniH :t, off rieurh 0. Struck
out: by Hench 9. hy Pnrris 7. Fi.-:i
bane on errors: Iji Gramle 3, WjI
la Walla 1. puawed bulls:
Grand '1, Walla Walla . Hit by
pitelier: Alexander, Olsen. Credit
defeat to ParrlM, victory to IJeneh.
Cmph-e: Murrah. peudleton. Tim
of jciititc; 1 hour f.r iiilniilfs
DONT SUFFi'K! Immediate
relief is possible with this
SIMPLE HOME treatment
Gle-o-tuH is healing, soothing,
PAINLESS, CLEAN and
SI Kb! SaiiUactioaOuarantecd.
L. & L, DRUG CO.
J (Jrando, Oregon
FOR HOT
'El
WEATHER
Tents
Hammocks
Ice Cream Freezers
Oil Stoves
F. L. LILLY
Hardware
Phone Main 85
These Incursion l-'arrs
from iJt GrniidV in i-ffei-t
daily lo Ht-U. 15. Innl
retiirn llmll K I. 31, 1921.
SUip-over iirlvilegeft gnln
ami nliirqiiig;.
Call us hy phono and
let us mnko all your nr
ra ngemen t. 1 1 costa no
more and will save your
valuable limn.
J. IT. Keeney
Agent
PRESERVING
KETTLES
SI. 60
Canning Accessories
Camp Stoves
Camp Stools, Canteens
Water Bags
Skala Hdw.
Company
Phone Main 33
Roesch Bldg..
You'll Find Your
4th of July Suit
Rilit-
HERE AT-
$24.75
THEN THERE'S THE HAT THE SHIRT
THE SOX AND YOUR B. V. D.'s-
But you can buy them here at reason
able prices.
SGRANTON & SHORT
"Sunbeam" Electric
Irons
Put them away while "HOT" in their individual
sti-l case something New!
H.and S. ELECTRIC
Phone M.'l-W.' 107 Depot St.
examine It on both sides. The wenc
is that of a happy family sit) in;;
together.
As an interesting side-piece to the
painting the artist also preserved
a spider web on which ho had
completed part of the picture when
It tore. This second wi-h shows
traces of his having tried in v::lu
to patch mi the t-ur.
There, la nothing to tell when the
spider w-bs were painted.
l.adio Spreads lu Philippine ,
MANILA (AP) The I'hlllppine
governni'-nt nowihas n totul of 2S
riidlo siutions in the urchiprhtKO.
reaching from lJ;Lsro. Untunes Is
lands, on the north, to .Tolo on ih
south. In u number of Instances
the government bus. abandoned
cable lines connecting' various i.n
lnndn on aeepunt of the expenso
hf ufflrtneijanee, und has subsll
t tiled rad lo til ions. ' . - .
l4A wm m
i i ii i lu.-
LJt Wl !'. ) . 'II I I
; RIB.,.
THE CHATENAY
A Hand Decorated Ivory Suite
Renutiful bed ltiom furniture is not neces
sarily expensive. The Chatenay Suite is
another proof of our claim that we can
give you distinctive furniture at a rea
sonable price.
The Chatenay Suite is an ivory suite of
graceful design, decorated with daintily
coloml carvings on the larger pieces. The
bow-foot bed is especially attractive. You
must see this suite to iippreciate its value!
In walnut also at the same prices.
8 Pieces
Vanity - -r.i-.l
- - -Irrs.icr
- -C-lilrronlor
li. lli ll - -llocliiT-
-riwlr
- -Slum!
- -
$33.Ct
- :tr..f.,i
- 24.Sii
- .;,(!
- -!.;:.
i:..r.n
- $ 7.75
lil rn snilr or
si'paralp pliHii
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO
wiiv vr aiif. puorn
OP Ol'lt PltDAD
In the first place, we fur
nish our bakers with thn
best flour ami ingredienta to
bake with. We provide up-to-date
ovens ami thorough
ly cl.-an. sanitary, healthful
surroundings. The result Is
a loaf any high claw baker
c:in prais.
Gwilliams Electric Bakery
3,100 l'OlXIlS JIT. RMII.Y HAMS
Is tlic rcroril sale In La Krnnrio for nnc week.
. WHY?
Trlrc rlRliI, mllil euro, ilillrlriiis flnvor.
Not a Miii'i loi' lii nml nn I lie iiim ki l.
The Grande Ronde Meat Co.
MACniXE BHOl ASD POTJNDRT
All Kind of Machinery, Antamobllra and Tractor, Ipalred
UTerhaulotl anil Rebuilt
Accljlcns Welding of All Kind,
Cjliuder Uorlng and Orerslxe Jl.sUma
Orankshafu, I'lsions and I'lslon Tins Hefronnd
Give V a Trial
D. FITZGERALD Prop.
More Battery Service
Ollnlofal anil other cnnipaslilons are nsetl a InMilalinn In
a ItmHetl number ot baiirrlrs. I'ort Orfonl cellar xikmI .sep
arators are accepted bjr prartleally all uinniirmlurers as Iho
nKxl pormi, longlipAt ami ir.tiiml Iniulallim.
8-HOI R BATTKRY SERVICE
F.XIDK BATrF-RYniSTniBlTORS
FRED T. BURGESS
Main 125 1308 Jefferson Ave.
cent fitter and the out field was1
Ml rn4fcntA f.A np 4knr Var.
day Dal9, QoUlmaa and Ales.ai.-J