La Grande evening observer., June 17, 1932, City Edition, Page 2, Image 2

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'UAr GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, ORB.
Friday, June 17, 1932
-jmy vino
Seals Nose Out
Beavers For 2nd
Place in League
Portland Loses 8-3 to
Seattle Indians in Third
Straight Defeat Sacs
Defeated m Close Game.
By 'the Awoclated Vrvm
The Ban Francisco Sen to are In sec
ond place tn the PhcUIc Count league
toddy by their third straight victory
over ;Hollywood. Portland slipped to
third-place, by losing to Seattle.
The -6en)i beat the Stars 8 to 0
on five tilts. while the southerners
got eight hits off Bill Henderson.
Henderson 'struck out nine men and
extracted himself from some bnd
holee' Hollywood filled the bases In
the1, seeond Innlngi due to two passes
and an error, but there were two
out; and Henderson struck out the
Dextrone.'
The Seattle Indians rang up their
wiiru straignt victory over fort I and,
8 to 3, giving them, 13 wins out of
the last 17 games. Lynn Nelson, on
the mound for Seattle, limited the
Beavers to eight hits, while the In
dians did their scoring on 11 safe
blows, A four-run rally off Pitcher
Bill Shores In the first Inning cinched
the game for Seattle,
Onco again the Sacramento Sena
tors had victory almost within their
group, only to have Oakland nuee
them out In hte ninth Inning 4 to 3,
The Solons tied the score In the first
half of the ninth, but when' the
Oaks came up. Babe Plnelll hit a
long fly, and Leroy Anton came In
with the winning run.
Los Angeles got off to a flying
start against the Missions by mak
ing Uiree runs the first Inning, but
the HecU made a ball game of It by
fomlng back with a two-run rally
n the eighth. The final Bcore was
Lob Angeles 4, Missions 3. Bert Cole,
Mission hurled, and Manager Jack
Lellvelt of the Angels, enlivened the
game with a neur-Ilghb, but were sep
arated belore blows were struck. '
Yesterday's result. It. If, E.
Hollywood 0 8 2
San Francisco 2 '2
Thomas, Johns and Mayer; Hen
derson and Wallgren. "
i II. H. E.
Portland ............ 3 8 4
Seattle ..- 8 11 0
Shores, Jacobs and Palmisano;
Nelson and Cox.
t . : R. H. B.
Sacramento I - - 3 10 0
Oakland 4 10. 1
Vinci, Flynn and Woodall; E. Walsh
ana uaston.
R. H. E.
Missions 3 7 3
Los Angeles . 4 9 1
Cole end Riccl, Hofmann; Herr
mann and Cronln.
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LIVERPOOL, June 17 ( Wheat
closed: July 62 Oct. 64; Dec
66ft. Exchange $3.84.
UFOItM,VNH WIN
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 17 W--Two
Ck! Horn tans won the first events of
the northern division of the Pacific
International Trapshootlng associa
tion's tournament here ycterday,
Carl Vlnlng, of Sacramento, a hat
tered 08 out of 100 In the 16-yard
ovent and O. N. Zcntgraf,- also of
eacrameuto, hit two 26V for a per
fect score In the handicap event. He1
waa set at 22 feet.
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EAGLES TEAM WILL
CONTINUE PLAYING
Turner Leads Bat tin g
Averages With ,600
Nichols Next.
Athough the La Grande : Eagles
baseball club has not had what Is
termed as a "successful season" so
fur, as far as victories and defeats
aer concerned, the team Is providing
a source of healthful recreation for
the players on the souad, and recrea
tlon for local fans who enjoy wutch-
mir tne national sport..
The record of the club so far In
wins and losses is shown below:
May 1, Eagles 14, Blue Devils 6.
May 8, Eagles 17, Safeway Stores 2.
May 11. Eagles 7, E. O. N. 10.
May 16, Eagles 11, Baker Sagles 3.
May 17, Eagles 11, E. O. N. 13.
May 23, Eagles 5, Baker Eagles 3.
May 29, Eagles 1, Pendleton IS.
May 30, Eagles 11, Baker Eagles 14.
June 1, Eagles 15. E. O. N 13.
June 5, Eagles 7, Mission Indians 8.
June 8, Eagles 22 Panthers 3.
June 12, Eagles 2, Pendleton 8.
; The total of five wins and seven
defeats places the percentage marker
at .417 so far this Beason. . ,
It is expected that games will be
played through July and August. Spe
cial games with teams like the House
of David, Bearded Beauties, and S. K.
8. L. girls' club, will be played also,
it is piannea.
Improvement In the class of ball
the Eagles have been playing has been
great, especially during the past three
weeks. The most urgent" need of the
club at this time Is a pitcher of the
"oia scnoc&'i oouxtney. who has
carried the burden of the pitching
duties so far this year Is but IB
years oia, and is lacking in experi
ence In comparison to the class of
hitters he has to face.
Batting averages for the Individual
players follow. The figures are based
on the 12 games played.
AB. H. Pet.
Turner, If 10 6 .600
Nichols c 12 6 .600
Hart, rf 2 1 .500
Posey, 2b 44 17 .380
! Courtney, p 21 8 .381
Lyons, rf 13 4 .333
C. Cochran, c
Evans, 3b
Brookler, lb ..
Price, ss
Porker, rf
..49 6 .316
.307
.250
.215
39 12
..3fl 9
-.14 3
i 10 3 .187
Hoffman, If ,. ll 2 .182
Hall, 1st 18 3 .160
H. Cochran, cf 35 4 .114
j Braden, rf 20 2 .100
I Selby, c 14 1 .071
Cose, p l o .000
Team, average ....
..324 87 .268
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NEW YORK. June 17
silver o lower at 370.
lHtll'lt Fit I : IT A XII HOPS
' NEW YORK. June 17 (fl) Dried
fruit and hops steady.
f'OrXTY C'Ol'KT PKOCUKIIIXfiS
40.05
2.00
13.40
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Boston Cream Pie
Saturday Special.
Each - - - 30c
Chocolate Nut
Cup Cakes
Special
Dozen - - - 15c
Fruit Filled Coffee Rings, 15c Each; 2 for - 25c
i)af fodil Cakes
Saturday Special
Each - - - 34c
Fresh
Strawberry Pies
Delicious
Each - - 4. 20c
Wind Up At The Windmill
A Strictly Home-Owned Bakery
At June Term. 1932: :
In ro allowance of bills:
flcnernl Fund
Nelson Printing Co., sup
piles ,......,$
La Grnnde Printing Co., do
B. R. Huron, PM.. do
West Coast PrlntliiK &
Bllidln'H Car., ao...'...L.'S....S'2a5.3B
Keo LOX Mtg. CO..- dO...,;;....;r
E. O. L. Se P. Co.. llKllts 60.70
City or Ln Grande, wnter.... 12.24
I Vim Pettcn Lbr. Co., supplies 6.95
I MnrHhnll ftrnin fin tin 1 R nn
H. & s. Electric Co., do 4
E.. C. Tuckey. repnlrs 2.00
Frank conklln, care of hull.
gents t 120.00
h. Ss h. Drug Store, supplies
for Indigent (5.00
Hoffinnn Grocery, do 30.36
W. J. Hallmnrk, do 32.75
P. Y. Young, do -41.00
ward's Grocery, do
Glass Drugs, do 20.50
Prank Hanlen, do 9.95
Mohr Market, do 35.95
E. P. Willcock, do 14.81
O. N. Spears, do 24.50
Hemlock Grocery, do 12.97
Plggly Wiggly Co., do 71.83
Joel Grocery, do 199.44
Oeo. H., Barnhart 174.60
J. M. Lippert. do 26.22
Walter Waldrop. do 16.00
Chas. Brlggs, do 8.00
L. M. Ricks, do 7.30
Ireno McCnrthy. rent for ind. 10.00
Geo. Cliapman, do 10.00
La Grande Inv. Co., do 10.00
Oscar Olson, do 8.00
T. W. DcBorde. do 8.00
Mrs. J. J. Peck, do. 10.00
Mary Horstman, do 6.00
Amy Rlnehart, do 12.00
'1'. H. Moore, do 6.00
C. Wilson, do 10.00
Mrs. Fred Smith, care of In
digent 20.00
Jennie Moon, do 20.00
Clias. Rowland, do 12.50
Clara Stewart, do 6.00
M. B. Anderson, supplies 16.50
Dr. G. L. Blggers, prof, ser
vices 25.00
Dr. C. W. Erwin. do 17.00
J. E. Sutter, opening graves 24.00
Smxlgrass & Zimmerman,
burial of lnd 72.00
Cock Brotbers. do 34.00
Mary E. DcBorde, laundry
work 6.70
Mrs. D. Smith, rent 6.00
State lnd. Acc. Comm., Ins-
on men 16.46
Chamber of Commerce, adv.
expense 26.38
West Coast Telcphono Co.,
telephones 112.15
1 Ln Grnnde Book Store, sup-
I plies 20.20
(Wagner Hdwc. Co., do 4.95
Homo Lbr. & Coal. Co.. do 27.67
; Levy Store, supplies for Ind. 10.00
; Sncajnwea Hotel, meals to
JnrorB 17.55
Cove Quality Mkt., do.... 4.62
N. H. Nielsen, do 9.12
( Blue Mt. Creamery, do 23.87
Macgertv Grocery, do S)
Moon Drug Co.. do 10.00
Wright Drug Store, do 25.10
Hot Lake Sanatorium, care
or indigents 207.50
Grande Konde Hospital, do. 270 00
llud bhldeler, tramp, ind.... 21.93
Perklus Motor Co.. supplies,
c. . 5.25
f. C. Penney Co., do 29.69
Ooodnough Carpenter Shop,
repairs I.OO
Mcciay Grocery, supplies for
Ind 481.33
G. R. Meat Co.. do 440.38
Ui Grnnde Const. Co., do.. 1.50
Red Cross Drug Store, do... 72.85
La Grnnde Observer, pub.
court proc. 24.10
K. P. Willcock, supplies for
indigents 4 61
General KoiuN
Pet Grace, labor 155.73
A. E. Feuerheltn, do 96.42
Chos. Huberts, do 83.48
P. J. Ebcreouser. do 30.89
Claude Jones, do 19.96
M. O. Murray, do 29 10
Oca R. Clay, do 22.45
Frank Romlnger. do 27.44
John Bowery, do . 8.99
Fred Collp, do 13.47
Hamlet Browning, do .... . 81.70
1. W. Wells, do 38 87
, Ward Cottrell, do .... 38 87
ltalph Weagel, do 47,63
Ohaa. Weagel, do . ., ..'....
R. H, Davis, do
8. D. Burch, do
Walla Creasman, do .
B. M. Cantrel, do ........
Oscar Miller, do ,
Chos. Myers, do
Walter A. Beck, .do
Arch Burford, do ,
Cecil Bates,, do
M. B. Anderson, do
Harrison Anderson, do
J. H. Wilkinson, lo
Tedi McClnln. do..,.,
M. Loree, do
John Richards, do
Vlvan A.' Richards, do ..,...,
Merritt Alexander, do .... .
Oren Lovan; do :
August Hofmann, do
T. M. Byrne, do
Tom Hoare,rdo .......!.."'.J..'..;.."
C. W.-Bearden, do ;
Robert: Goff, do .i............
Tom Raskins, do
Leo Scull, do .
George Lansdon, do
JohnStroeber, do ,
John B. Scott, do .....
Rubo Witty do
Leonard Parsons, do '.
John Gekeler, do
Walter Gekeler, do
James Gekeler, do
James Scott, do . ......
Ervln Scott, do .'.
George Kennedy, do
Carl Hallgarth, do
Ed Thompson, do
John Wells, do
c. C- Simpson, do , .
Clifford Conrad, do
O. L. Spencer, do
Wright True, do
Geo. CrouBer, do
Arnold Masters, do
Herbert Buoy, do
Evert Holmes, do i
Charles Cleaver, do '
Warner Beem, do
Harvey Crouser, do
Allle Watson;, do
Gnlvln Johnson, do
Routh McKennon. do
K. M. M.ccoy, do ,
Lyle Ledbetter, do
Leo Stinq... do ... ,
H. L. Simpson, do
Sam Craig, do
W. H. Brlggs, do
Ed Yohn, do
John Rollins, do
Carl Knighton, do
Earl Culver, do
Rltner Schnore, do
Dick Boswell, do ......
J. L. Geiger, do
Jim Payne, do
Gay Dutton. do
G. W. Chandler, do
Ivan Hug, do
Charley Cameron, do
Jesse Khlght, do
Claudd Jones, do
Jim Hitllgarth, do
Jim Newman, do
Ralph L. Sullivan, do
Wm. Keffer. do
Roscoo Neal, do
H. h. St. John, do
Q. N. Savage, do
Avis Ferris, do
S. B. Morgan, do
West Coast Telephone Co.,
telephones
Nelson Printing Co., supplies
E. O. L. Ji P. Co., lights and
power .-.
City of La Grande, water....
Bowman-Hicks Lbr. Co., sup
plies Wentworth & Irwin. Inc.. do
Bunting Tractor Co., do
La Grande Iron Works, do....
Snwyor-Holmes Merc. Co., do
Ln Grande Radiator Works,
do ;
North Powder Garage, do...
Feenaughty Mach. Co., do....
Union Hdwe cq., do,...,...,....
.3. K. etttn? Co,do"....;
Vloim A; Roebllngs'. Sons Co.,
do i
Isaacson Iron Works, do
Auto Elect. Service Co., do
Automotive Eleet. .Co., . do....
Ore. State Highway Comm.,
do
Farnum Supply Co., do.
La Grande Const. Co., filing
saws
Stato Ind. Acc. Comm., Ins.
on men
Frank -L. Baker, supplies....
Battery it Electric 8ervice,
do
Lelghton Welding & Mach.
Works, do
Hill Hdwe. Co., do
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., do
Standard Oil Co., do
Tho Texas Co., do
UiUon ' OH Co., do
Wm. Sicgrlst, payment on
truck
Perkins Motor Co., supplies,
etc.
T. S. Collins, logs
H. H. Horn, lumber
C. J. Eckstein, labor
V. E. Burnctte, do
O. V. Burnctte, do
Elmer Mason, do .v.
Ralph Lamm, do
W. V. Burnctte, do
O. O. Wilkinson, do
Oliver Turner, do
T. S. Collins, do
Leo Stlne. do
Frank . Davis, do
Harry Collins, do
Market Roads
M. G. Murray, labor
P. W. Poole, do
Geo, R. Clay, do
H. E. Banton, do
John Bowery, do
Harold Browning, do
L. W. Wells, do
Ward Cottrell, do
Ralph Weagel, do
R. H. Davis, do
S. D. Burch. do
Walln Creasman, do ...........
45.73
69.86
72.36
10.60
8.73
66.83
118.08
'87.32
29.94
5.9B
47.94
17.94
48.93
P.98
'8.97
54.25
24.93
74.85
29.90
88.91
11.98
17.94
2.99
34.87
8.99
2.99
4.99
14.36
14.35
2.
2.99
13.44
19.96
17.46
4.05
34.93
4.48
1.49
1.49
1.49
1.49
19.43
1.49
11.95
8.97
8.97
6.62
8.97
26.89
2.99
21.97
10.71
3.00
9.71
22.42
19.43
26.41
2.49
7.48
4.48
4.99
14.90
6.98
4.99
0.08
8.08
35.88
9.98
67.88
9.98
5.98
20.00
14.47
11.67
30.00
60.74
31.45
8.90
34.39
2.75
10.08
3.67
127.88
59.05
32.20
4.00
7.75
44.54
16.84
:r;65.88
DEPRESSION PRICES
are high compared to our
Bankrupt Prices
COMPARE THESE VALUES!
32 yards of heavy quality AXMINSTEK CARPET in taupe QQ(
color; regular $2.50 per yard while the quantity lasts, yard tiL
9x12 DUitOLEUM RUGS in attractive
floral patterns
.$2.89
Heavy quality Armstrong's and Nairn's INLAID LINOLEUM, Cfip
your choice of a large assortment of patterns running foot . UUC
6-Pieee Walnut DINING ROOM SUITE, consisting of Table, Buffet and
four Chairs. We invite your comparison (00
on this suite at 5.. PLt.Oti
Warm weather will not trouble you in cooking with a, GAS RANGE.
We have a very complete line of Universal Gas Q
Ranges, priced at tPlD.JU UP
Buy AUTOMOBILE TUBES for a little more than the cost of repairing
your old ones. Any passenger car tube, regardless of A Q QQ
former price, now rtC to IC3L
10 Vi -Quart Cast Aluminum PRESERVING KETTLES.
A few left at
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$3.99
Remember That This Is d Bankrupt Stock and the Merchan
dise is Priced to Sell Quick Regardless of Any Cost or Pres
ent Values.
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37.87
6.41
2.50
9.92
17.84
02.30
1.50
74.47
.75
15.25
. 12.80
8.00
5.25
72.10
6.87
204.17
1,000.00
2,280.55
2.00
121.76
28.91
32.91
49.86
6.98
7.98
5.98
24.46
3.99
22.45
12.47
22.43
2.99
76.50
73.28
77.21
73.78
43.88
14.63
10.46
10.46
1.49
9 64
48.23
103.04
B. M. Oantroll, do
Fred Coltp. do -.
W. L. Robertson, do
J. L. Henderson, do
Ralph Hutchinson, do
Al Wisdom, do .'.
Frank Romlnger, do
Claude Jones, do
Oscar Miller, do
Walter A. Beck, do
Arch Burford,. do
Ross Irwin, do ..
I veriiuu Alien, ao
Roy Alexander, do
1 George Smlrrel, :do
Elmer McAllister; do
' Tom. Marks, do
i Frank Burford, do
Cecil Bates, do
. Normpii Ross, do
i,Ehrtmm Hall, do
iw7.A. Ijlpport, do
Lyle Tarter, do' ...
1 Oliver Turner, do
C. D. Godsey, do
Orover Hatcher, do
! Charley. Devore, do
Davo Vanhouten, do
Seth Maxwell, do
Earl Lamb, do
Georgo Puckdtt, do
John Ferguson, do
N. R. Nooner, do ...j.
Noy Cox, do
Roy Burnett, do
J. D. Skaggs, do
M. B. Anderson, do
I Harrison Anderson, do
! Jim Newman, do
j Claud Jones, do
i Roscoe Neal, do -
H. L. St. John, do
G. N. Savage, do
Avis Ferris, do
S. B. Morgan, do
Albert Hastings, do
John McPheen, do "
State Ind. Acc. Comm., Ins.
on men
L. & L. Drug Co., supplies....
The Texas Co., do
Bowmnn-Hlcks Lbr. Co., do....
' Keuffel & Esser Co., do
; Stato Highway Comm., do..
Home Lor. Co., do
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., do
Arthur Harrison, do
Georgo Hlgley. do
Joe Nice, do ....L
Otto Huldberg, do
Mark Turner, do
Thos. Beaumond, do
Geo. A. Looslic, do
VSTm. McKlnney, do
John Pearson, do
Hugh Erwln, .do
cnas. Jones, do
Gilbert HUlman, do
Cliff Rode, do .
M. S. Rode, do
Lynn Rumley, do
Victor Haggerty, do .
Ray Waters, do ,
102.03
92.78
49.28
74.75
74.75
72.60
03.14
02.05
28.59
. 30.70
62.37
31.39
67.38
42.41
37.37
69.87
37.37
67.36
37.37
13.45
34.38
34.38
35.87
99.25
34.76
35.13
34.76
35.13
35.13
34.76
20.93
2.99 .
17.94
2.99
14.96 ;
2.40 i
47.94 :
17.94
48.93
20.93
128.78
76.46 '
61.14
41.00 1
106.69
53.90
60.17
90.38 '
.65
12.02
24.00
44.78
10.80
4.24
637.50
9.40
11.43 1
11.43'
1.30
9.96
11.43
11.43
11.43
11.43
11.43
10.13
9.46
11.43
11.43
9.46
9.46
7.99
G. E. Shlrtcllff, do 11.43
Lyle Vanorsdall, do 9.46
Bob Blacker, do 11.43
Union Fig. Mill. Co., supplies 13.05
Oraco Harness Shop, do 14.75
Union Oil Co.. do 327.00
Standard Oil Co., do 244.48
In ro monthly allowance to various
indigent persons: Allowed as follows:
Frances DeBole. 810; Frank Hobbs,
$25; Wm. Huntley. $12.50; Caroline
Perley, 10: Esther Powers, 12; Sar
ah E. Rogers, 15; Winnie Thome,
10; Jackson S. Walker, 10; John Gar
rett, $10; D. W. Hunsaker, $10; Liz
zie Willis. $10.
In re approval of report of county
.reinsurer lor Amy.
in re alteration and change of di
rection of. road No, 238: Roadmaar,
J. A. Mckenzie -and C. E. Kulin ap
pointed as board of road viewers to
lay out said proposed change on
June 17, 1932 and report to court.
In re cancellation of warrants is
sued more than 7 years prior to July
1, 1032: Clerk directed to advertise
said warrants ln accordance with law.'
In re application of Estella An
thony for mother's assistance: Al
lowed in sum of $15 per month. .
In ro application of Chas. w. Vine-1
coro for county relief: County Nursq
directed to furnish applicant gro
ceries not exceeding $12.50 per
mouth.
In re closing a portion of road No!
613 of Union County, Oregon: Road
master llrected to post notices as
required by law, and hearing set for
July 7, 1032, at 10:00 A. M. '
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