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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1910)
r e'sni liflu J ?i r iXXOXiCIXG OlESED i EOUXD8 OF SLUGGING. j&miamrf bolj BmCtiui JMslajrs : ' . knj Beat Science ( Ed Kirby quit the ring last night IU the fifth round of a vicious ilug taf match between himself ' and Eurke,., the Boston machinist who la the round house here. With the hisses of the audience ringing In his era he went to his dressing room claiming numerous and violent fouls; VMflT It " tar'fifeliiinftKlrby was fouled tIpj t th,a at ,ntft,Dt ,tht fight apya Vlltjyplnj. around fcomothe effects pft ;it; lt was falsa ..clear 1 that the terlftCi,'WaIlQP)i:Jaaded. b the heavier man told severely and that the pace was altogether too warm for the Seattle lad. .Strange, Indeed, was the affair. It could not be dubbed a fiasco, but nev ertheless It was a Joke. From the tap of the gong in the first round, 'Ul& men adopted slugging tactics. lUer wag no tendency toward spar ring,, the, fighters repeating time af tor.:tim the same manner of offense, glare-a. while with the vlndictlveness of, a Bantam rooster and then charge result; was that each time they slashed, .Klrby landed with a right Jab to tlm heart and a left punch to the- jMv , The incessant shower of jabs seemed to please the clown hea vyweight who Invariable retaliated with, a; smash to the stomach and with his Ifeft bring a down ward hook to the left aide of Klrby'a necfcv and the conseqwr.ee , would be "taken the count."; Kiiby was knot kert down ttltw after time, and Dot tr men show ad 'bad" blood, necessitating a police aan's attendance to stop the Tow of Tulgarlty. ' In the fourth round Klrby had htos opponent bothered but at no time-.' other 1 than f this did he phase fchlr. Finally, with liberal hisses to mark the exit, 'Klrby left the ring. Kirby might have run the heavier man down with clever homing, but the tried to match muscles' and was tamd wanting.' ' 1 ;V'".-, " 5 Planner bud Qtbson, two local jpiitigsters, mixed in four rounds "as a preliminary, Flannery easily wln ing a decision. He. has a lever punch, good . foot motion and all in H has the making of a comer. Gib am!, on ' the other hand,, is nifty at sparring but lacks steam behind hla Wows, and time after time would afap when heavy punches were pos sible With more' endurance at their command, both of these boys would Interesting boxers. ; Robbers Take to I1ilR , iffatrines', Calif.. April 18. Reports from- the sheriff's posse that Is pursu ing tile robbers who held up an en gine and crew and stole four sacks of registered mall ' from the China md' Japan fast mall of the Southern Pacific Saturday ni?ht. indicates that the bandits have gone into hiding ft th hilts back of Pinole. The depu tr think the robbers will fight to 4eath when cornered and can see no wcr of escape. ; Its Cage Tsdar. J(Uce t trtdiUn. v " CsUt '-it lAiryt 14eufaaceSoiIe4 Ja, aerator given that the undersign 1 r ' vd has; been appointed administrator. V iT" I ti H- "'WiLi.!;' VL . t Mary Ueurancei de- Jebraala Product Is Kissing, from , . f .., ,:: and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present them, duir ferifled. wlth- I In; sly, months from; jh date ot $hf . first publication of thin 'notice, either Cjitha undertigned at his residence at Cove. Union connty. Oregon, or at the law office of Jno. 8. Hodgta, In La Grande la said county and state 6ate of first publication.' April 16, 1B10. .. ; ; , L70 A. BLEVINS, . ." 4-16-13-80-7-14. Administrator. There Is considerable uneasiness around the real estate offlpe ot Mc Kennon,"Phy vJfc" Roberta today be cause of the ' persistent - absence of a Nebraska "possum. 8ome time ago a friend of the firm who located, in the Grande Ronde valley because he found it much superior to Nebraska, brought out two members of the 'possum" family and ', presented them to' Mr. .cKennon. ; Theyrhave creat-j ed no end ( of" comment among peo ple who never lived .where the .'pos sum growB. and the boys in the real . estate office were becoming attached to them. But last . night one disappeared from its cage In a very. mysterious manner. Al Roberts, was first to discover the absence of the animal and he spread the news among other members of the firm. A search fol lowed but no 'possum could be found. As there are , no persimmon trees, close by it is not possible for the "possum to be up a 'slmmon tree," as the old song states. The whola situation was canvassed thoroughly and a decision reached that some one had committed larceny; that the de sire for a 'possum dinner has been fto Tent tn tho hret of trntno pnrty. possibly unknown, that extreme mea sures have been adopted. Mr. Cook, who is here placing a Portland tract on the market and has headquar ters at the office, stoutly denies-that his taate hankers after , 'possum which only renders - the situation more complex. .The matter now stands in this shape: Mr. McKennon haa. issued nn inflexible order, stating 'that If the 'possum Is not returned to Its cage before tomorrow morning some one will be arrested. " He does not say who. There are several descend ants of Ham in the city who have lately; arrived, and according to comment, it may be possible that Chief Jdsepli HELP MAKE '.1 jigger, The best In the market at any price but no higher. The White Swan With th" exception of the Chief Joseph bund, in the best on the La Grande market. A trail-will con vince the most .ekepiical. ' . For Sule by Ail Dealers. Install a Porchlight CAN T OU IMAGINE How " bright, cheery and progres Blve this city will seem when there is a porch light burning each ev ening in front of every residence. Installed at a fiat rate of 60 cents per month. Call us u pand find out all about it. ' v ; EASTERN OREGON LIGHT M J U im MM. TVl Mi lor MM M) WjnBy " h,fmMe for all tmuAmm u4 !' m mZ3k . . . ! Imb fattsf waoripUoa ot tU malum .Ml CHEAP inSUEAfiGE T6 The We Dying and Ceanng ' i ,B. a. WAGtiESER. PefrteUr. 8taa and Trench r-y Cleaning raiied for aat delt..r -1. Ladles pjwia a npe-'taHtf. Ooodt Phone Wain 64, Mahaffey Bu7dng Depof Sfree The Evening Observer prints all of the news all of the time FOR GRAIN GROWERS "Woodlark" Squirrel Poison Is the most reliable and destructive agent yet devised for the extermination of Gophers; Squir rels. Sage Rats and Prairie Dogs. It is one of the dark skinned citizens has t t cheapest insurance against their glommed "dat 'possum.' Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and have been praised by thousands of women who have been restored to health through their gentle aid and curative properties. ravages. Every kernel is warranted to kill. Climatic changes or moisture of the earth do not destroy its strength. , Re quires NO MIXING OR PREPARATION. IS always ready for 'use. No other is so good. Dealers will refund the purchase price if not as claimed. Pamphlet free. IIoyX CnaanCAi, Co., Portland, Oregon .JHEnGEGGE PALiVIE ' "1 1 -P F- -F ":f' ( RETAIL1..DEPARTMENT iroe. Must be gone through with again May as well face it and get done with it. We have a lot of rub- , We Solicit Your Orders for SHINGLES V UBBEROID ROOFING ; ; DEADENiNG FELT , : r ; 3UILDING PAPER : ' Q t a a m ti & a si & -i .SoiiseeS y eani savers Ammonia Pearline Gold Dust Sapolio Bon-Ami Citrus Powder Fresh Vegetables Every Morning 13 Q o ; C3 & ti o n o D m 4 lahi "; v., .is.- . . . - J ' -v" v . 'X y Jv it' :.). 1 As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack age seeds in the county. Alfalfa, Red Clover, Timothy, Red TopV Blue Grass, White Clover and everything in grain seed. - -Garden Seed in Bulk. Hay, Grain, Feed and Flour Phone Main 57, Indepsnpenf lWi V. Comer Greenwood and Jefferson I f I i si - m J sli m BBS w& a mm m ti ' in - ' Btaj AND'- ALL'; .THROAT ahI p ' ' l DISEASES . .. ... PREVEf: j ; . e y felibypByiiHi . . aged . ; li I I I "Two years ago a severs cold settled on my longs and so completely prostrated me that I was J unable to work snd scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery am? ; a after usin? oae bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever ' , : W. J. AIKINS, Banner Springs, Tena. I H ' . PRICE 50e' . : . AND $i.oo- " I I SN vefthorn's: Drug Str