La Grande evening observer., July 12, 1912, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
- LA MAXIM I5VEIAK0 OUSKRVm. FRIDAY. TOLt tt, IMS.
FIGHT BRUISES
TWO OFIGERS
Half Price Sale
Ladies Suits, Coats,
Wool Dresses, Dress Skirts
n mid to ham: been drunk ;;
ASSAILANT. !?
'l;c( .nnhS ( lull Finally EmK F'l.
I hat HiiL'fd Lone and Fit m-ly.
ion: choke
of orit en
tire m'e -
0 F. I!
served.
N. R. WEST
The Quality Store
six na: new.
11 .MODELS
iulvded in
TIlis Sl'tH'.I.
The Elite
THEATRE
A Home Show Owned
By Hone People. Our
Profits Remain Here
THURSDAY'S PROGRAM.
"CHASED BT BLOOD
HOUNDS Titap-ayh
-THE SPIRIT AWAKENED"
BJograph
-A BAG OF GOLD" (West
dram.) Kalem
-THE GIRL AT THE RET"
Wi , Edison
very clover, being accompanied by
sr.r-ci.il scenery and' electrical effec ts.
aml.cn.Ur.s with a native flnm-e cam-u
the "Marriage Dance" which is very
odd, as well an laughable, also 4 reels
of first run. pictures.
ICED
IN
: i
I..
CHECK IBW
J. H.
LAMBERT CONFESSES TO
CRIME.
ELITE THEATRE CO.
Suspect Taken to fulou Where He
Confesses His Guilt nmrged.
than a half-century old yet a
confessed forger 1b the story of a man
who has been about, the city for sev
..... r.,hu m.werlne to the name ot
ri ill ui-i. .
t u Tmhert. He-iWBS arrexieu
. ..I..,-, nf forcine a 135.00 cnetK on
.. Tj r.rande National bank, using
.v.. f r m. Charlton and mak
h vBhle to himself. No Charl-
onrii Initials, lives here
Iambert was arrested and because
there was no court in La Grande be
1 was taken to Union yesterday by Con-
1 stable Faulk and urraigneu oeio"
Justice Maxwell. He pleaded guilty
and was remanded to Jail pending the
return of Judge Knowles. Peculiarly
the courts are in seS'
One of the best attractions ever at t Flor)i from justice to circuit court.
Arcade theatre 1. the Tbater Duo I From one to Ave year, in the penl--L
.roeram tonight and Saturday. 1 Itentlary will probably be the fate ot
i. . r.flneA vaudeville act and is the confessed forger
Two ini-inhers of the police de.i..r
r.t are b"i.is-u an.J inuerd tola:
ti v vis.-r4: c- of u rough rn
i .iul.'.e iu:.t v.Hh a I.v;.l5-!in:in
nve his nan.- a GiKsc.n. l-t evei.i'i
upshot ..; matter w;n t:.;u
eiv.b Mow slleure.l G fellow alter
terrilic Land to hand struggle, nr
.. i.u ;,..-, Avn'it and then win
Chief of Police McLachlen. Gibson.
i.F he calls himself, though that is
'..' Ms name, is said to have been
v vtKterilav afternoon and when
he was about to be arrested last flight
he put up a stiff fight. A big orowci
gathered in the alley near the M. k
M. company and stood quietly by
i,n Avnnt and the fellow fought
with chunks" of wood and other wea
pons that could be found, ine oni-
nllv crannied with Blbson
nnd they were in deadly combat when
v. arrived nn the scene, in?
man promised to submit to arrest If
Avant would release mm um
whirled and struck Avant a terrific
blow. McLachlen then hit wun ms
.t rnutnff the fleht his way ann
before the chief used his club to end
the flht, he had been kicked and oit-
several times. Avant a body is
vji VriUt.d nn and Ills clothing
Tilnnil snuired from a wound
r-ihsnn'i head causeu py a cm on
piece of wood, early in the fight, while
ho a heine "nackeQ to me
Jail. He was let out later in tne eve-
-i,,., having been elven meoicai ai
tnr his bruises. Gibson was
said by some to have been insane and
.we hn stood by and watcnea wk
fight criticized the officers for using
violence.
behind blm and Walla Walla did not
have a look in. Only six Bears saw
first, base. Not only did Maya put up
the greatest article of pitching seen
htre this season, but he helped mater
ially in driving in the ISoise rns. n.
ly pitcVed an excellent game, but er
rors behind him assisted the visitors.
n.ii. .foe flnot and out Off the
IrmiU" " - '
1,1 early In the game lor disputing
U decision at fir.-t base. yatcnei .j-...,
oI uois-j wa releusad by'-Giitilin to-
i a iv.
"J" I") score:
I R. HIE.
Walhi : 0 2 z
Iloise :l- 7 (
I STANDING OF TIK I'WV-
' W. L. PC
Walla Walla .35 ' 19 .6!!
."rtlld'.eioil -r "'-
Boise -9 -f:
' 1 r f!ri,nil 19 34 .OO
Half Price Sale
Ladies Suits, Coats,
Wool Dresses, Dress Skirts
vein CHOKE
OF Ull
im. LINE -N
tl n i: h i
si:i:vi:u.
N. li. WEST
The Quaiiiy Store
ALL THE NEW
y.ST MODELS
IMT.nUD IN'
THIS SPECIAL
OFFERING.
KNIGHTS GOING TO PARK.
Tr n . l' Hi
Siieelal Train Through Ore?ou.
A special train carrying Fan Fran
cisco Knights of Columbus passed
through La Grande this morning, n
sit scheduled as second No. 6 and
s headed for Yellowstone Park.
I.IllS UlOVi
added and nrr,'
New putvuls w"i
activities inatiiiur-
u.ed this summer and hnal men
bfvc ch.rSe of frv growth aiul J
Olillient.
wi'l
OREGON HOY ON OREGON.
FuYiuir Troirresses Welt.
Paving of Washington on the east
end, especially the excavation for it
ranidlv. TbS entire
siifiet will soon be properly graded
ml paving will then commence in
earr.ist.
WILL BOOST SCOLT (LIBS. j
General Council Will Be Formed to
Abet Growth of Roy Scouts Here
Next Tuesday night business m"u
and prof'slonal men or anyone in
terested in the welfare of Improved
condition for the young noys w.i.
meet in the George H. Currey real e-
nte nffice and perfect a council to
assist in the government or me
Forest Ivanli'ic (ireeicu ) Ji
Frl Is This WeeK.
r! v s- 'lvanhoe has returned
Drti.nnrl where she spent sev-
1 1 win
. j ...i.h hr son Forest, who
. nn the battleship Oregon
J ...
Since resigning his position as ue,.u.,
. irir nf this county about
n Threat Ivanhoe has been in
JCnl Oft" " ' ,
-a .prvlrA under Uncle Sam
hfttlllttll o "v -
and only a few days ago was asslgnel
i ith one other, irom
ters at San Francisco, to the battle
ship Oregon nd he came ovenauu
to Portland to Join tne notea
people met the young seaman at Port-
ihip there. A great many
land for whenever the reception hours
t 1 V, a oVi n WAR rrowded and
among the visitors were many La
Granders who had heard he was on
hnard. Mrs. Ivanhoe spent
nip.isnnt days with ner
in.omr the La Grande visitor who
We:.t aboard to see Forest was little
Johnnie Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kd Wright and like old tililcums Jobn
nie and Forest -took In" the big shir
together.
rr.v. nrnii has now left Portland
for Astoria and Seattle, and Mrs. Ivan
hoe returned borne as soon as bail
ing orders were received.
AT SHERRVS.
'The Other Wise Man." Story of
an ex-confidence man. who spoils a
clever scheme of his ex-pals.
"In Blossom Time." a pretty story
of rural life In which the girl is sud
denly called to the city. For a time,
she forgets her rustic lover, but with
blossom time she recalls her love and
returns.
"Those Were Happy Days, a com
edy of school days and the pranks of
two kids. .
"Just a Boy," an interesting story
of a waif who was adopted by the rich,
rags and "de gang. .
but to find happiness goes back to his
"Going Up," a laughable' comedy,
complete a well arranged program for
Friday and Saturday at onerr,
Thatex io at Arcade Theatre.
. $ ?
PERMrSALS.
I a THE ANNUAL D
Cherry. Fair
At Cove, Oregon
fill II If, If
Will Be Better Than
Ever Before
Everything Freel
J"' 1
A t Uove
v; imisi.-nl lvroLTJiin, sprtfhfs ly Hon. " . K.
Newell and others, basi-lwill puric. fiddlers -n-i.,,i:liwt
:uid inanv other attractions
Fruit exhibits from all over Eastern OroROU. L.
O. Lewis', of 0. A. C, will jiulRe the fruit.
Come to Cove on the 19th
See what this Great Country
Produces-Meet your neighbors
and go home nappy
B. F. Marlin was In the city from
Meacham yesterday, a guest at the
Foley.
C. E. Longwell, a resident of Pen- i
dleton. stopped at the Foley last
night
C, W Smith, of Jerome, Idaho, was
a Foley guest this morning.
Albert Woodell and wife were in
the city from Council, Idaho, last
night, staying at the Foley.
Chief of Police J. H. McLachlen
leaves this week with his family for a
short outing.
woo r.enner was over from Los-
tine yesterday, staying at the Foley j
while here.
m n.,otri-e stone of Hood Klvcr
arrived today to be a gueBt wl.h EU
I and Ruth Gasklll.
n l nn.. returned today fror.l
pr,it Mrs. Ume r"tra!ned to be
a month-end gueft with her daughtel
Mrs. Colp of Portland.
Mrs. August J. Ftange reti'.vn-d t-i?
! mor'i'ne from Portland where sh was
- .eember of the La Grande en'-my
dur i g the Elk festival.
Miss Amy Wilson of Ix(;in. t'tnh. Is
IvUitlnr with her friend. V'S. FranK
C. rtramwell. ?he expects to reni".u
,or or four weeks h fore return-
t V., ..m
j 111 IIVMt'vr.
V "V r
ConstahV and M"s. Fa '.ilk h' v re
rix.l letters from their s n V. A..
who is a yeoman in the navy on the
jph.p Cnllfonda now In rhi:.'S
;cs. The t'Oi'.t tias l-een iu .11.
iiid other eastern ports for strne time.
Art Bolln. William Buck and Mr
r: n.l.. ..ind who returned this morn-
those of the Iji I
ir.g from Portland where the L
Grande mu'c makers regis'ered rm'Ch
popularity. V.etnnse of the number
,-f union musicians In the La Grande
j lnnl o'Bi'iiization did no'
i :.. .!.( in the parade yesterday.
Mr. Renter
Read and have your wife
INVESTIGATE
Hlse Finally W ins One.
! Walla Walln. Ju'y 11 Mays wss In
form today. He held the loci's t"
hit. nnd shut them out, 3 to 6.
iThe Irrigators played errorless ball
I a tad. m foae house, -itb tomm
Saffl aSd ses paid for, cement paid for
no street improvement.
The four rooms upstairs are now rented for $40 per month. Close in, 2 blocks
from the corner of Depot and Adams. Lot 40x110.
This is one of the new up-to-date modern homes of the city Sarket
but for a home. Conditions the last few days have placed this on the market
af most reasonable terrms, on $25 per month with an initial payment of only
$500.00. ...
Here is iust the opportunity for some inmiy wi w - T-ne
hVme and pay for it herself, while her husband devotes his energies to laying
up a bank account.
I alwavs surprises some people as to the why of some other people alway
forS yaheaT It is because there are always a few people i who , cm l graff
Jn.inT, like this and in a few years own a home all paid for while the ieiiow
who pays out $20 to $25 per month never has anything to show tor n.
This will bear investigation. It will not last long Come in ad Jearo t e
real merits of this proppsition. When you see the property you will want it.
Geo.H. Currey
Real Estate