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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1911.
JOSEPH US
" BEHIND BARS
WALLOWA
MANY
COUNTY JAIL HAS
GIRL OCCUPANTS.
Liquor and Girls Tatn From Alleged
; "JaraC Enterprise. . ".;
Enterprise, Ore., July 18. (Special)
Wlth two prisoners o the tender
mx and larga quantity of liquor,
which was confiscated from a Joint
alleged to have been run by Len Em
mons, Wallowa county is well sup-
plied with "wMne and women," and
only awaits the "sons" to make a typi
cal example of the Primrose path cor
rated in the arms of the law. The sit
anion is creating a great deal of mirth
locally and the ever present Joke Is
getting old with all the officials.
STILL CONFINED TO BED FKOM IN-
V': JURIES.
ituuREo RIOTERS FflGE
Accident at Brick Yard Result In In-
- Juries to Miss Kreiger.
Miss Anna Kreiger, daughter of Mrs
George Krelger, i still confined to her
bed at the Kreiger home on Third
street as the result of the accident at
the Wilson brick yards In which she
was Injured last Saturday. Miss Krelg
er was in close proximity to a large
machine which broke without the least
forewarning and Miss Kreiger was
thrown and quite badly injured. ." She
was removed to her home and has
since been confined to her bed. She '.s
not seriously hurt, it is believed,, and
will recover speedily. Her Injuries
consist principally, of bruises inflicted
by the fall from the machine when It
broke. , - . .
The yard was temporarily shut down
to repair the damage. v.
TURK SAID TO BE EKTICING GIRLS
IS JAILED.
Charges of Fighting Placet Against
. Ringleader, on Both Sides. V
ienienmai
AS
TOR I A
AUGUST 10 TO SEPT. 9, 191123
Commemmoratlng the One-Hundredth
Anniversary of the First White Set
tlement in the Northwest and the Be
ginning of the Oregon Country at As
toria, Oregon, presenting ; historical
and ceremonial features, together with
SPECTACULAR MARINE AND MILL
ITARY PAGEANT.
Glen Curtlss, famous avlatoi. will
fly over land and sea in his airship.
V PACIFIC COAST REGATTA.
The geratest aquatic event to be held
In the West. ,
Historically this celebration s to
be one of the most important .events
, to take place this year In the United
States. ; " '
The Oregon-Wasblngton Railroad &
Navigation company wHl sell ( tickets
from all points on its lines, Including
branches at
LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
Fo further particulars apply to the
Centennial Committee, Astoria, Om-
WM. McMURRAY, Gen'l Pass. Agent., Portland, Ore.
NINE ONLY MADE PUBLIC BY
PORTLAND PAPER.
Said Two Additional PoUUcaaiu
La Grande Seek! New Office. .
of
Arrested under the name of John
Doe two Greeks were placed on ' trial
this afternoon and another man . said
to have answered to various names
and said to be a Greek-Turk, yet who
claimed to be of French-Turkish!" de
scent, wene fined $15 In police court
by Judge Humphreys thl morning, all
as the aftermath of a "rough house
between a party of Greeks, the Turk
and some Americans last night : It ftp
pears from a casual Inspection of the
matte that the Turk was at the bot
tom of the trouble when, as he was or
dered out or the Greek shoe shining
parlors on Depot street, he called the
Greeks insulting names. That Is the
Greek version. He wa8 ordered out,
say the proprietors of the place, be
cause he had, according to the Infor
mation, made overtures to ja white girl
here,- and he was not wanted on the
premises on that account. The upshot
of it was that two Greeks ouated the
man bodily and a fight ensued on the
street. The Turk who resembles a
white man greatly, gained .the eympa
thles of bystanders who thought he
was an American and wag. being pum
meled by Greeks. Then come a near riot
that required all the police and sev
eral bystanders 'to quell. In the melee
the Turk escaped and it was notuntll
the Greeks explained to the near mob
that violence against the classic race
wag ended. In order to get at Che real
'offenders all of the ringleaders were
arrested. The Turk escaped but was
afterwards arrested and is now serv
ing a Jail sentence In lieu of the pay
ment of th3 fine. Charges of fighting
only were preferred against the three.
It is said by the Greeks that they know
the Turk made obnoxious proposals to
at least one white girl In this city and
tried o get another white man to
plead his cause with the Bame girl a
little later on.
Invigorating atmosphere perfumed by
the new mown haw and the blooming
alfalfa; amid such surroundings was
Miss Maude Simpson united In marri
age to William Mullenburg. The wed
ding occurred Sunday evening at 6
o'clock at the summer home of Ford A.
Ellis, nine miles north of La Grande.
The groom Is one of the valley's suc
cessful farmers, the bride Is a popular
young lady of the Grande Ronde. She
is at present the postmistress of the
Island postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Mullen
burg will reside In their home town.
The Oregonlan's lineup of congres
sional lightning rods Is minus two
names, and they are from La Grande,
according to well informed politicians
in this city. The Oregonlan yesterday
published a list of probable candidates
for the new congressional district
which ig due to be created by con
gressional enactment at this session
but which, as yet, has not been done. It
is understood there is some opposition
to the re-apportionment of the nation.
al house but whether this is strong
enough to prevent the passage of the
measure which is now up to the sen-'
ate, navmg been adopted by the House,
remains to be seen. The senate votes
on this measure August 7th. "
Assuming that it will pass there will
be a lively scramble for the new office
to be created in Eastern Oregon. ThereJ
are two men In La Jrande not men
tioned In the appended list of Eastern
Oregon congressional timber, who are
said to be aligning their political rods
right now but for various reasons have
not stepped in to the public limelight.
However, this will be dono at the right
time and place. The Oregonlan's arti
cle, of general Interest in Eastern Ore
gon, says In part: .
La Grangers Enter Early.
"But with all this uncertainty, sev
eral men nromlnent politically and
professionally In Eastern Oregon, arfri
said to be planning to get into the
scrimmage. Not less than nine "pos
sibilities" have been suggested In con
nection with the republican nomina
tion. They are: Emmett Callahan, a!
lawyer of Baker; F. S. Ivanhoe, of La
Grande, district attorney for the dis
trict embracing Union and Wallowa
counties; R. R. Bugler, of Condon, ex
clrcult Judge of the district embracing
Gilliam. Sherman and Wheeler coun-.
TO OPEN STORE HERE.
Ellis KIrtley Formerly of Pendleton,
to Open Nw Store. '
church building fund. For that warm
feeling try our loe cream home made
sherbet and cake. ;
Don't forget the time and place,
MRS. F. NEWLIN. ;
' MISS MARGARET NEWLIN,
MRS. C. P. NEWLIN,
MRS. F. L. MEYERS.
7-18-3t
A ladles' furnishing store Is to be
opened In this city soon If plans enter
tained by Ellis KIrtley mature. Mr.
KIrtley has been connected with a lead
ing Pendleton department store for
several years, having charge of the
ladies' furnishing department ' It Is
reported he has a store room already
leased.
Stay of Sentence Executed. .
Oakland, July 18. Counsel tor Hen-
rv nnUnn. who was to have been sen
tenced today for accepting a $ 5,000
bribe from the Spring Valley Water
company, has secured a stay of execu
tion until Monday, when a plea for a
new trial will be made.
Lawn Social.
There will be a lawn social at the
residence of Mrs. F. Newlln, 810 Main
avenue, on Thursday evening, July 20,
1911, proceed in aid of the Catholic
J. H. PERE,
La Grande's Leading
Jeweler
Opposite U. S. Lanl Office A dams Avenaa.
nmMHiiumiiniiiiiuiinniminnni
Judge Knowlra Has Case Undjr-r Con
der Consideration This Week.
Our Best Bargain
IN I RRIGATfcD LAND
, . 4 " . '
720 acres, 5 mi. from R.R.; Good
improvements; 800 inches of water
and bumper crop goes with place;
$40:00 per acre; small payment
down and easy terms.
Enterprise Real Estate Company.
Enterprise, Oregon.
WRIT OF REVIEW HEARD
SIXTH STREET PAVING SUBJECT
JECT OF AKGUMENT.
Butchers Wagon
Shop
No Horse Shoeing ,
Wagon repairing a specially.
If your Tires need resetting
give us a call, Second-hand
Buggies, Hacks and' Camp
Wagons for sale.
Red 42.
EXCURSION
Faffes E a t
'...:-MU;. : ,
From all points en
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD
t NAVIGATION COUP ANY
To ' ' ; . FARE!
Chicago ..I72J"
Council Bluffs.
Omaha
St. Joseph .'.
St Paul
St" Paul, via Council Bluffs. . . . . 63.90
Minneapolis, direct ... , 60.00
Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs. 63.40
Detroit, Mich .................. 82.C0
Boston ........................ 110.00
New York ...... i 108.61
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Washington, D. C. ............ . 107.60 :
Atlantic City. N. J... .........102.40
. Sale Dates'.
June 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21. 22, 23,
24, 28, 29 and 30. :
July 1. 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 19, 20, 26, 27
and 28."
August 3 4, 5, 14, 16,J 16, 17, 21. 22.
23, 28, 29 and 30. -1
September 1, 2, 4, 6, 6 and 7.
Stop-overs within limits In either di
rection. Final return limit October 81st
One way through Calfornia $15.00 ad
ditional! ' ' '
Inquire of any O.-W. R. & N. Agent
for More Complete Information
.,' ; V ' ' or 'v: . '.
WM. McMURRAY
Gucrai Passenger Agent, Portli
'- Oregon. ; , .
ties; J. P. Rusk, of La Grande, speaker j WjintAfl CXW ffi ctrin
of the house of representatives at the! vv dIUCU A"! IU fclXip
Tobacco.
1911 session; N. J. Slnnott, of The
Dalles, state senator from Wasco
county? W. H. Brooke, of Ontario;
Henry McKlnney, of Baker; T. J. Ma
honey of Heppner, and Fred W, Wil
son, of Athena. Brooke, McKlnney and
Mahoney were prominent figures In
the last session of the Oregon legisla
ture all three being members of the
house."
A WEDDING IN ROMANCE.
The final argument on the writ of
review sued out by F. D. Halsten and ''..'
other taxpayers against the city of La...
Grande, involving the validity , of the-
proceedings by which Sixth Btreet was! Allcel, July 18. (Special) Stand
ordered Improved and paved wer) Ing within the cool shade of the boughs
heard in the circuit court yWeetrday of the beautiful Oregon fir, listening
afternoon. Judge Knowles now has to the murmuring pines and the ever-
the case under advisement. singing mountain stream. Inhaling the
apply at
FAM US KING
CIGAR FACTORY
106 Fir street. V
between five & six
o'clock
A Fresh Supply
of Fruits and
Vegetables
Bananas, oranges, lemons,
blng cherries, R Annie cherries,
blackberries, black caps, canta
loupes. -
New potatoes,' cabbage, tur
.nlps, beets, radishes, lettuce,
green peas, green beans, wax
beans, peas, dry onions, green
.onions- - '
Royal Grocery
n. ramson, Frop.
Not in the Association
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4.
If you are so unfortunate as to have lost one or more ;
teeth, those most impor tent organs, and you would like ; :
th have the spaces filled, come and talk to us about bridge !:
work. A little time and a few dollars spent in putting :
the teeth in the proper condition may save you an un
told amount of physical suffering from indigestion and other
concomitant ills. Do not expect the balance of the di-
gestive tract to MASTICATE your food, it has enough
to do to digest it after you have the food prepared for
it. When you stop to think of it, a large part of physi- I
cal ills is the result of improperly masticated food.
Moral:--Have ycur teeth put in the proper condition.
I This advise is free.
;i j. E. Stevenson D D. S. G. A. Brown D. D. S.
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