La Grande evening observer., June 08, 1925, Image 2

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THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
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HUMMINGBIRD
Youi' choice of
Silk Hosiery $1.50
Hill's Department Store
"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE"
SPORT NEWS
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STAIt'S VAI.I I-:
OHO fllllNlUllctlllU (Hit Of II
lineup and uii very oflen
Its efrccllvenewi.'
Take
team's
tttMrov
,ll ttoulil linleeil Im iinrortiiiiHIf
ir tii injury Mirrrri-fi ti imii-Iht
-Imiil ;l f I'"- Allilellcs Jia'l
"Hint ellerl on II"' IIH'I'llle of till'
cl.ll).
Sam Gray, wllh elBht Mruiitlit
Winn to IiIh rreillt, vvaa tin; liiir
njle jf ilm maJoi-H, wlien n friie
(iiitd thumli xuililriily iTUHi-il him
Iruin the lliiifliKhl.
Hlnee Unit liupiii-nlliir Hie Alli
lellm Imvi' not liffii rijIiik iih wi ll.
Vlt!i a pilclillilf mall' uln-inly
),.-intlietii''it ly Injuries, llii' loyi
of ho hi-i-lit a alar u (iiiiy was eer
ttlill 10 III" W'Virely felt.
Hie injury suffered by Sam Liny
recalls a HoiiH-tthni similar Incident
of luo .villi's ago which lnul Pitcher
Holly Nuylor us (he victim of u
whim fir rule
MMILAlt CASKS
The Athletics of Hn stepped oul
much ulter Ih imtnm-r of the sen
sational machine of ihi year. 1'p
to ttiv first of June, the club was
the only real rival of the New York
Y an Re fit.
Pitcher Nuylor, who for severul
yours had been ait In-und-outer,
one day Kr"ul, 'ho next duy Just
uo-so, Blurted th' your with 11 sur
prising winning streak of seven
straight Bunion. He wus
big threat.
Two days prior to o very lmior
tant series with New York. Nuy
lor, In ehuHing a fly bull In the
' outfhdd, tripped over a rope
t retched to limit the r.rowt that
wns expected ut tha iiuim'.' lie
Tho Injury proved far moro sorl- .l
ouh than ut first expected. Nuylor
: wtiH out for uhont two munth.s und
never regained his wlnnlUK whjh.
The weuk knee Interfered with hln
pltchlne Htrlde. It put him out of
the mujors finally.
Tho ncchlent tn aInr started
the Alhlrtlcs on the mud In ruin.
Just wlii'ii they npiM-nicd (11 he uo
ing Mimewhciv. Sum ra's case
may prove a raiallch
TOKill nar.AKs
my club needs Is the
"AH my club needs Is the will
to win," remarked ( 'onnle Mack
to me during the f pi Ing tialniiiK
(rip.
"It tn a mighty good hall rhih,
posfdhly a great one, hut It dne-m't
1. dteve in itself us yet.
' "The hoys have, beeutne ao ac
cuslomed to 1 ho cellar thul it 1m
hard for them to fell ut homo any
where elsi"
It seemed overnipht tho Athletics
absorbed the winning spirit. With
the arrival of the "will to win."
the team uNwrted lis re:il strengtli,
No two plnyeni did more to sup
ply the flKhting spirit than IMtehor
Sam Gray und t 'atelier (lonlon
t'ochranr. Now these two slurs
are out of the lineup wlili serious
injuries.
' Certainly Dnmo 1 "or tune Ik none
too kind to ConmV Mack. After
11 ears of imtlent wnltliiK. (hat
fickle person nIIm him a kiioekoul
jMHlnn Jul when his team lie-ins
lo show chninphmvblt class.
CUNBURN
Apply Vicka very lightly it
soothes Ih tortured ukiru
VA RO RUB
0.-r 17 'Million JarUfJ mrtr
Do Not
Suffer
from sore, tender
bleeding gums.
or
for
We have a remedy
this condition that
guaranteed.
SOc
Moon Drujj Co.
Kverythinp; -Tor the
Sick Kooin
Phone M-G8
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OnlJlinil -. Salt
OAKLAND AI'
Halt Lake
Oiildtiml
llatleries: I'len-y,
l.ukc :i-i
11. 11.
a 7
4 S
o'.WII a
peters; Pruetl. Kiilst'f and
Second iiini' Jt.
Sail Luke 1
Oakland .'t
Latteries; Si ' and
Kut-hh-r unit Mrlmmttd.
ltylcr
II. K
7 (
'i'innn Sucriuitriilo o-:t
VKItNOX (Al) It. 11. K.
Honrmncnlo 'J 4 I
Vrnon Ii II (1
lIulti-rli-H: HlM-lh-MhncK, Cuiirhld
and Kochlrr; I- -m -1-1 ami Hannah.
Meeond KliriH' Jt. II.
Karranii-nlo , :t It
VT!ion Hi 10
Halt-TH': VliK't nml M. Hln
Kohh-r; t 'h rial lull i:nd K''han.
Si iilllc D-7, Ijos AiiKi'lrs 1-2
SKATTI-K (Al1)
It. II. K.
1 S
9 12 I
Mllnteud und
und Baldwin.
It. H. K.
X 8 2
7 IS 2
1 lujrhc.s und
Daly.
I. on AnR'l'a
Hfultle
Italti-rh'H: (iluiiiicr,
KamllMTfi; I'lnmiinT
.MucU'nL H'-nil Kaim
t I.ct An('li8
;Ki-att.
Uattei le.s: I'oyn,
Knnln; Hirykr and
iTh'u i;t-u. INutlaiul iO-:t
I'OltTLANll (AP) It. 11. K.
Htin lMinrtrn'o IS lfi ' 2
Uatterles: Wllliums. AlcWeeney
and Yolle; Ortinun, Meeker und
Howlund.
Second Kume It, H. K.
Sun 1'runclsco i 8 11 j
I'orllund 3 1
Uatterles: i 'rockett and Atn w: J
Winters and Tobiu. 1
vi:i;k - i:ni haimtmnos in
thi; srniir wom.n
O. A- Corvullls, Ore. (Special)
The Oregon Agglea clinched 1 ho
Northwest baseball conference hy
defeating Oregon tn to D here IVI
duy aflernoou. Score; H. II. K,
Oregon 5 11 &
AjfKies in S 1
Jiatierh's: Harrison and Mlm
nauKh ; Young, Tebb and Kiuirb.
HAN KltAXCISCO AP) Oenre
Godfrey, black bultler from J.elp.
erville. a Ilttln phlludeltihla sub
urb, won a ten-round decision at
the hall path Huturduy over Jack
Heiuinlt, ( 'anuftlun muuier, after
a slow, riimttersmni battle. Th
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r 1 An
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ATIILKTIC niRIJtl Well; htrM prmenHB MWh folly ToU,
New lUven, Cnn. When Dm lntrnd,oUMlc ltck nirrt
llrtt was held at th MorrlU (ith,Kl. MiwnHir-k. New YorlL
ii tnl-rrrd for I ho sho p,, mA tha canMTjnn c.ucl.i h
. plcluro m .Iw pul Uio hMU M pto tUc Una
SIX TWILIGHT
" NINES TO PLAY
Af a meeting of manatr rK of lx
ham hull teams, a in w TwlliKhl lea
K'le wuh formed and a KChedoht
drawn up for a ten-wek.s utuyinjf
HeUMnn Hatnrday nMernuoii. The
jKBme.s In Hi'- former TwIMkM lea-
jKiie, couipoHefl of four leaiiiM. wtc
Ihrovvo out, a new league oruantx'-d
'and ruleH udoptefl to govern tt.
j J. ('. luli'-M was elected presi
dent and each le.im'ii ritanuger will
nerve u.t u meinh'-r of the ,oard of
.dlreetorH, (iniirni.ut of which will
he the president.
No leu 111 will he permitted to
"hurrow" playeiH from any othei
leant. All fcamef. v.'ill hegiil at f
o'clock ami l;i;t live inniiiMH, )ur
ring a tie.
The first game of the Kr-jton will
h- p!:iyed Iht.'i ev-liiiif; at t lie MkIi
school roi.iiflH Im'Iwi-ii Dm Clerk
and Shopkeeper. Tue.'alay night
Die ni-Jnckra play (he Allilrlirs
and TlitirK'iay evening the Ohservef
dayf I he th W. HhupM.
Tlu remainder of the schedule
followm
Jur.f
.J UN'
June
I iV- ("lei kfl ff. ( lliHerver.
17- -ShopM vh. AihletlcH.
1 !l - Hi-"laekei-M VJi. Store-
keep
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.him
.him
H I'V'er.
June
JlllH
July
letics.
July
July
July
July
eM.
The
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I'.lrM
Ili-.lll
i' r.'i v
r-kini.
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211 -Allili'lla
in. 1 'I. rks.
y:i. i-'hupM.
Iii-r.f y.i. Ath-
f4ton ki
1 ilisi-ryiT vs. 1 li-.lni'H'M-H.
-Sliop.s Slfii. k '-"'i'.
. 1 "h-rks m. II i-.lafki'i'.i.
- Alhli-tWH v i. H!r-l;-'-t-
ri'iii:itriiii
r'H 1 il
i -) 4 . 1 j . -.
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will
rivi-
GOLF TOURNEY
SI
Tpwards of II'i I .a CJrfinde rnlf-
era competed on the country lul
course yesterday in the elimination
tournament to s"Ieci the 1 f man
team to represent I, a Crattdc at
Walla Walla next Sunday.
Some very good scores -were
made yesterday. CI. t. I prison,
one of I,ii rrande's most conslst-
nt golfers sliot an s:t, Kltner Stod
dard made 1 H holes in 84 and
Charles Reynolds was third high
with SO.
The full list of K men on the
team will be publish d in the Ob
server tomorrow.
guto was estimated ut $30,0nii.
Fort Col Hun, Colo., high school
won the 21st nnnual national Inter
stdiolustlc track and field meet
from a field of Him athletes Satur
day afternoon. Iort Collins oca red
I 204 points, Wenutchee, Wash. 13.
and Kokomo 13. Sundpotnt, Ma.,
scored 4 points in the javelin.
, ST. JOHUPll. Mo. (AP) Jim
I Miti'uuis, youth ml t wirier, pitched
I St. Joseph to u no-hit, 110 run vic
tory over Omaha. 4 lo 0, in the
second game of a twin Western
league bill here Sunday afternoon.
I MuDitiN struck out re ven men
and allowed three hasc on balls,
only 30 nun faced him.
i'i;iUiY tkam ni:ri:.vi i:n
The perry baseball nine was
defeated In an exhibition game
hero yesterday by the Ill-Jack-ers,
a member of Die Twilight
league, The ncore was 22 1o u.
Ihutertes: HI-J nek ers: Williams.
Price and (iarity; perry: Howell
and Scott.
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ELECTS TEAM
As McTigue Went Down
T r T
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fr ' M- frKy-OV: U K - '.too
WI1111 tli.- nnrlil's llllc i liaiiK" il linmlsl I'uul lli-i Ii nlnu Ii Is
till- tin ail lia-l i l of .Mlkr Mi'I'Ikih. wIiomi IIkIiI lii-.'nywi lk'lil (III.- In
k'iiIiik was out. Tho tn fonnht firti-in roiimls at tlm Yunki'i'
LEAGUE
LEADERS TIED
NATIONAL
Clubs
New York
lirooklyn
i'lttsbiirg
Imiladeiphia
Cincinnati
Host on
Chicago
Si, l.onls
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w. i.
:u 14
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cj
21 2'Z
22 23
IH 2
l!l 2S
IS 28
fct.
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- r. t j
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.4SS
.487
.4 14
.4117
.3'Jii
AMi.itic.w j.r.Acrr.
Cllllis W. I..
t'hlliiui-llihla 31 14
Wa.Hlilnnton :io 18
Chlc'ilKO lili 22
I'li'Vi'laiul 22 2
I'd.
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.1131
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St. I.ouin
llitroil .. .
Ww York
Iloiiton
: ;i
...21
...10
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.42'.!
.4nl
.3i!2
WA SHI NO TO N (Aid St r on g
pitching in tho pinches by i'rban
Paber and timely hitting by his
I team mutes gave Die White Hox a
14 tp 2 victory over the t?enulora
in the third game of their series
here Sunday.
Scort'
1(. H. K.
4 11 2
2-9 0
Schulk;
Chicago
Washington
1 :a tleries; l-'a be r and
OregK, 0den, Zachury,
and Huel.
Marherry
XKW YOltK (AP)
St. I.oiiIh
It. 11.
.. 5 !
New Villi; 2 7 11
Katti'i'li'H: Hush anil hlxon; II. 'all.
Sliawkey. Sliocki-r. II. .luliinion laid i
HrllKOUKil, SollullK.
tinly two American league game.i
Hl'lieilllle,!.
NATIONAL Mv(jl'K
CINCINNATI (AP) The Heds
won their third consecutive extra
Inning name from posion when
they look Sunday's I -inning con-
... ) 1.. ! W .-.t 1.. 1...II...I...1 li
he a record was established when
1 1 double plays were executed,
each one off a batting rally.
SKTAOIN
Score;
Iloston
Clncinnutl
It, 11. K.
2 12 1
3 16 2
Ityan und
Hargrave.
Itatteries: Coouey.
t:ibson ; Douohue and
CHICAGO (AP) il. IL K.
Hrooklyn -Hi 19 1
Chicago y 12 I)
Patteiies: Khrhardl, petty, Os
hoyie and Taylor; Jones, Ktuif
mann, Jacobs and Hartnett.
ST.
New
LOCIS (AP) It.
York
IL K
14 1
St. Louis
Hattet li m:
Sherd' 1 und
2 12 0
dowdy;
Nebf and
o'Farrell,
CA.MKS TODAY
American League
(htcagn ut Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphiu.
St. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at lloston.
Nntional League
Huston at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York ut Chicago.
Hrookl n nt St. Louis.
I'aciflo C'iMist Leamio
No Kunies scheduled.
Lognnlorry Crop. SM,
FOlt KST t; KOY K. Ore. The
entire loganberry crop of the
Washington County Fruit Growers'
association w as sold lust week to
S, It. Warren of this city, buying
for a Portland fruit juice com
pany, for a cents a pound, field
on.
St. Helen AiHvpts Itriortolr.
ST. HLLFNS, Ore. I pon rec
ommendation of their engtiu er,
Floyd Allen, the St. Helens water
hruird him nccpnteil ah it enmnteted
' l.iti the reservoir- hull! bv tho Com.
pi on Construction company.
The reservoir, which him a ca
pacity of ;', iuio,iino Kill inns of wil
ier, has been twice filled ami tested
and minor defects remedied?. It is
now being filled and will serve the
city w hen Die new pipe lipe. In con
nected, which wilt be done within
the next 10 days. The reservoir
und new pipe Hue will cost th City
about $ 1 lO.aou.
V p. V- It.
A
PIRATES ARE
WHITEWASHED
BY VISITORS
(Continued from Toko One.)
KrounilH lllT.'.
II
Iifnilli-tou
Ailunin, 3
Olson, r
I.iiul. 1
Taylor, s. ......
Clark, 2
IlarKill, . ..
Har.Hl4.ail. m.
Iliinlap. p
llo.lKi.s, If. ..
A li
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.. 6
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ro
12
39 9 10 27 12
I.a Onnde; AH It II lo A
Hart man. If. -p. 4 0 41 0 4
Jlelm, 2 4 0 0 2 6
Cunningham, tn. 4 0 1 10
liurth. c 4 0 I 7 0
.Oossett, 3 3 f) 1 2 1
! Williams, s 3 0 0 3 2
' Iloltz. 1 S 0 111 U
I Alexander, r. .. 3 0 0 0 n
Ileill. p.-lf 3 0 0 0 0
I 31 0 4 27 12
1 , be
1 l
0
1 I
2
Summary.
Three base hits; lunlap. Two
bnse lilts; Hodges, Oouhle plays:
Helm to Hottr; Taylor to Und.
stolen busns: Hodges. Struck out:
jn- Jleln 1. hv Hnrtman i. hv Dun.
lap 3. Innings pitched; Hdn 1 1-3,
-Hnrtman 7 2-3. Charge defeat to
Hein, credit victory to Dunlup.
'walked by Dunlup 1. bv Hurtman
I. Time of train: 1 lionr i'iO mln-
uto.s. empire,
la Wallo.
Tempnny, of Wal-
IWcntv Day VU'a lo.lie Made.
SAI.F.M, Ore. Governor Pier
ce will send letters to ull mavois
In the state of Oregon urging thut
t hev cn-oi)initi with the ml iuiont
general und the executive depart-1
inent In the national defense test
day -activities on) July 4. Similar,
rentiests will he sent out luler hy
the adjutant general's department.
School Dl-lrfrt lo .Meet.
MILL CITY. Ore. A meeting of
the school district will he held
dune
holism
5 ut 7 p. in. In the school
for the purpose of electing
one school director and one clerk.
A Champion
I ' 1 R
-wSa I
A worlds cbnmtiiott fit l iimnib-! ThN K the futtttv maptw d
out lor Franc" Adam. I f - i ar-old Los AiikcIi girl. Mis.
AiIhiii. iaiiic Into ii.omiuemv rIiikH out niulil when -bc upMt
i ho -rtuM" li witinliiK a .vi-anl icii! from rk-k including
Hie heed vininei4 In souiheiii (alifotiihi. Her I inn was 2M
mkiuU. olio ctU(l Jiiwit than the )iv-nl wm bin rtitnil.
Tliroo month-; ao she i-onhl titudly w mi n .troke.
to Defeat
0)
Jfirvi''"!
hntvii m iiiI-.-ii; a sliir Irfl inlii
Iiiiii;i-.I to 111 rl, nliai li when tl.
Siailiuni, Xt-w York.
IC
EIIEO'1
WALLOWA Ore. (Rpecial) The ;
weather over this section of the!
country has been very cool with
freouent rains during the pa.-t
week. A frost of considerable S"V
eriiy struck heiv the first of the
week, ami varying degrees of da
mage is reported from various sec
tions of the county, to garden ve
getables. The frost was not severe
nough to do (tny damage to grain
(and fruit crops. Farm work lias I
n at a slandMtill during the past
several days, due to the ground be
ing too wet to allow working, while1
Die most of the spring seeding has
been finished, much summerfallow
j remains to be plowed yet, and some
ifields in the Leap section are too
twet to plow at this time. The "De
vil Weed" which infests many
prrts of the farming sections of
Diis country, is making a rapid
growth during the cool wet weath-1
er, and farmers are extremely anx-
ious to get onto the ground to get ;
the weeds kilted while smnll. ' ' J
G. H. Ileum made a busines strip ;
to Cricket J-lat und Klgln the kit
ter part of the week.
Funeral services were hold a
illn1 Presliylcrian t'liuroh hero
Thursday afternoon for Horace
Littlefield, of Minam. who passed
away Monday evening, with burial
In Die local cemetery. Mr. Little
tield has been a rs. iib nt of the Mi
nam section for many years, and
was well known over this end of
the valley.
Tho remains of Miss Vadna
lark, who died recently t Hutte.
Montana, arrived here Wednesday
yen In;-, burial taking place
Thursday at l'i:30 a. ni.
IN droning Undents
IL C. HeglJS Slid T. M. Gnfltlll. Of
Lower Va I ley were at Mr. iieggs
ranch in the hills the later pari of
the week, nutting out Nouirrci poi
son. The siuirrels are still very
plentiful in many p-arts of the
in Six Months
Wi JMKftWWK r sSt3
m mm
STREETS SINK;
NO ONE CURES
SOX FftA.WISCO (AT). A
vast urea of San Kiancihco is
slowly hut s nely slipping into Die
weu. hut this particular earth
movement Is oeeaslonuiK' so Utile
alarm t hut the g-'neral opinion
seems to he "let her slip."
All of t he migrator y ten ito. y
Is on made hind, an I il was fig
ured ut the time that the vat
fill wa made that it would con
tinue to Settle.
The great I'nion Kerry hulhltng,
one of the higgest ami showie.it
i railroad terminals in the t'nit'-l
I Stales, has settled 14 inches sine, s
J It-i construction in 1 mis, engi.t-
eern estimate. The settlement lias
hoen no gradual and even, how
ever, I hat 110 crack is appaiv-it
unyv. her In t he vast si ruetui ".
Also the rate of suhaidencr is
griming gradually less, ax a de
pression of but l.'iT inches has
been noted In tho past six yearn.
The building rests nn a fo inda
tion of .Vino pllcH, wiii-li are o-t
In a series of jners made up of
concrete to Die amount of .MJ.nn.j
roti 11 1 ry, some damn re is le iiig
done to grain fields, however, far
mers do not anliiciiate much trou
ble in handling them during Ih"
balance of the Hason. ;:a when
Ol her green feed is pleltt if III Die
rodents do not work 011 the grain
an much as In dry seasons. Some
very good results tioni poisoning is
reported by fievcral farmers who
liave been busy poisoning during
Hie Irani few Weeks.
Mrs. Clara Woods, and children
of Wallowa, visited the later part
H. Bohnenkamp
Company
Four Floors of Fine Furniture
Est.
We Go Oat of Our Way (o Serve
Why write you a letter in this ad? ;
"(Quality and Service" is our
t.ivo I s a Trial.
THE CITY GROCERY
JiMt llacik of Garr'8 on Ftr tret
PHONB BIAl B7S RAT b&VM . Hit ?
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BOXING! T?m
8:00 P. M.
Interclub Match UPAC vs LGAC
Main Bout 6 Rounds (122 lbs.)
FRENCIIY SMITH vs. FIR TO FORD
Of l'cn.llcton Of La Grande
SPECIAL ATTRACTION CURTAIN RAISER
3 Rounds
EARL FORD vs. PADDY DRISKELL
(91 Lhs.) (115 Lhs. )
PRELIMINARIES 1 ROUNDS
Hinder (Huntington) vs. John Dougherty (La Grande)
(1G0 Lhs.)
Hyde (Raker) vs. Becker (La Grande)
(133 Lbs.)
Allen (La Grande) vs. Keno Kid (Li Grande)
(133 Lhs.)
SEMI-WINDUP 6 ROUNDS 163 LHS.
Patterson (La Grande) vs. Woodfin (Baker)
27 Rounds of Real SlusiKi'ns; You'll Enjoy It!
Tom Gos.-H"t, Referee
L G. A. C. GYM 1. 0. 0. F. HALL
Seat Sale Home Plate, Imperial, Kline's
t:onri;il SI. 10; Ringside ?1.63
Worth Driving
Home!
There's as much econ
omy in GOOD Work
Clothes as there is i.i
good tools.
We ki'i'p tliat in inlnil ull
tll, I 111 11 In nnr Work
riutlHM l-'i ftion. UV nivT
ask "lluw i-lit ai cm we sell
It?" I.iit 'What si rvku will
it Bivu?"
ASH BROS.
tuna. It is at the
rniuo:it
boundary of the big fill.
When the Ml was made a flea
wall more than a jniie lorn? ami
running through a sub-3trala of
mud I Mi feet thick wa.f con
structed to keep Die rilled In
land, which ui now the lower end
01 the city, lion- clipping Into the
hay. The se.tuall u as made by
dr. dving a channel Mi feel wide
ami feet ile p. and then filling
up Diis channel with great gran
ite rocks.
The lan. I behind Die wall suh-
aide
I'li"
ji.t.'e
ami
sevt
1, and il was necessary a year
lo ral.-e Die loot of Market;
t. where the ferry is locate.),
sevi tai connecting streets by
al
inches.
1890