La Grande evening observer., October 28, 1912, Image 8

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A MELODRAMATIC .MASTERriECI'
' IX THREE REELS
Feature Production by Solux Compniij
at Arcade Theatre Tonight
The Arcade theatre offer for t
night and Tuesday Dublin Dan, an
Free Speech by Foul Mouthes
There Is a foul-mouthed, Indecent element In the city of Portland
nightly insulting the decent, law-abiding citizens and openly reviling
the flag. They have sent representatives to surrounding towns and
la the name of free speech deuonunce the efforts to remove them
from Uie streets. In the name of our wives and children we ajk
your support and Vote for No. 370, Voters Pamphlet
The Boycott and
Picket
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The employers of Oregon are not slave drivers, as is claimed by
those who live by the sweat of their poor deluded victims. This
fact is teelf-evldeut In any part of the state. The boycott and the
picket are the representative of a low order of Intelligence, seek
iag tyy four and the. bludgeon to force a bad cause. Remove the
system by a Vote for No. S68. See pamphlet
.Talil adv. employers' Ass'n of Oregon. W. C. Francis. Sec'y. '
exceptionally .fine Irish story, featur
Ing Barney Gllraore, the famous .Irish
player, in the title role. Mr. Gilmore
Is the late star of the "Rocky Road
to Dublin," and "Kelly From the Em
erald Isle." The story deals with an
organized gang of counterfeiters and
as the story unfolds a careful analysis
is made of the psychology of the
criminal mind portraying the kind
of a criminal who commits, wrong
without a real motive. This picture
Is produed by the Solax company and
is above their UBual high standard
three reels being required for its prop
er presentation. The other numbers
on the program are Tracy & Tracy In
an entirely new sketch. Introducing
some new and original dance steps.
some novelty piano playing that is a
novelty Indeed. The closing number
on the bill is the ever popular Gau
mont Weekly and It Is more Inter
esting than ever this week.
Steward Theatre, Friday, Nov. 1st
ONE YEAR IN NEW YORK
BY
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UNISON.
Costly Fumbling Prevents La Grande
From Scoring In First Half.
B. ELMER KENNEDY
Is the man to vote for. He Is runntna
! for Secretary of State. A vote for
, him means a vote for an Eastern Oro
1 gon boy; it also means a vote against
the Salem ring which has been spend
Ing the taxpayers' money freely. Ken'
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PMONE MAIN 4.
Whipped into Thanksgiving form and
snap by a fumbled punt that netted
Union a touchdown and a kicked
goal In the first half ot the gama
with Union Saturday, Coach Caylor s
eti.dent' retrieves lst honors by
winning 22 to 7 I.lstlisness ani
discouraging fumbling cost the blue
and white three touchdowns and
would have been even more costly but
for Garrlty's ability to louow the ball
aid recover. It w. r.ot until the
second half that La Grande developed
the finishing "punch." The visitors
played the home team to a standstill
In the first quarter through the mag
nificent defense of Hess, Davis, Good
brod and Ham, and the offensive skill
of the last two. Goodbrod gained
ground every time he took the spher
oid.
It was late In the seconfi perua,
when, after, see-saws in the center
of the field, both teams lacking the
necessary ounce to put a runner over
that Goodbrod sent a low swift ugly
punt to Geddes on the tour yard line
and it mystified the safety. Though
noted for his cool head In the pinches
Geddes like the Clark of old, "forgot" .
and converted a normal touohback to
a touchdown, when a- Union end
pounced on the ball.
The fluke and the kicked goal were
Unions only scores. However, Ged
des was not alone in "forgetting" for a
Union player made a safety out of a
touchback by careless playing.
rrbe score whipped La Grande Into
form and she Immediately started a
i long march to Union's IS yard line
when the half ended.
The second half developed some
good football, too, In which Snider in
tackle around plays was a veritable
Heston, running with a vicious
churning stride that ibowled tackier
over at every charge. La Grande ran
the ball the length of tne field five
times without scoring, Union holding
on her 10-yard line once, the half
stopping another, and three fumbles
doing the rest. Geddes shot a mysti
fying mixture ot cross bucks, end
runs, tackles around and forward
passes at Union that gave Kiddle,
Hunter, Snider, Dohnenkamp, Ralston
and Leffel chances to shine. Picking
holes like veterans, Kiddle, Hunter
and Carroll who replaced Kiddle late
In the game, reeled oft 10, 15 and
even 30 yard dashes and iRalston, who
has developed wonderfully as a line
plunger, had tho "punch" to put the
ball over. Union got off one splen
did forward pass to Davis, and La
Grande got one oft, the best sample
this year, when (Leffel, coming at aa
angle, took the pass on the dead run
in fine form. Dohnenkamp unraveled
the longest run of the day on a de
layed fake forward pass.
La Grande showed her 11m to be
1,000 per cent better than a week ago.
Conkey has been shifted to guard and
though light leads the center crowd
In breaking through and tarkllng sure
and fiercely though Winters and
Huff are breaking through as
often they less often nail the man In
his tracks. The forward wall Is now
safe one In any game. It seems.
Coach Oeddings and Coach Caylnr
sent out the following lineups:
La Grande pos. Union
Geddes q Horn
Ralston fb Barker
Kiddle, Carrol . . rh Htra
, JUST ARRIVED A CAR OF
NEW FURNITURE
consisting of nice rockers and dining chairs,
dressers, buffets, library tables and other arti
cles too numerous to mention. What makes life
more pleasant than a comfortable, well furnish
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come in and look us over. You will find our
prices right and our furniture new and up to
date. '
We also carry a first class line of RANGES and
HEATING STOVES. Our ranges are guaran
teed for twenty years. We are also agents for
the PURE FOOD KITCHENETTE.
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Hunter Ih Goodbrod
Winters c Haller
Conkey rg Callahan
Huff lg Coffin an
Snider rt Ready
Bohnenkamp .... It Wakesfield
Leffell re Davis
Garrity le Hess
Referee, Zlmerman.
Umpire, Bradshaw.
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STORE FOR THEIR FALL CLOTHES.
You men who come here for your wearing ap
parel season after season, will find us in better
shape than ever to outfit you with your Fall
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You'll be given the same kind fair honest
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The newest things to wear and everything
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Speaking of our guarantee, if you ever bought
anything here that did not fully satisfy you, let
us know and we'll make it right. That's the
way we do business.
ASH BROTHERS
Cothiers & Furnishers