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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1912)
rrr If Men Who Dare On I ne firing Line A 2 Reel Featufe-A Superb Production 101 Bison-Another Great Picture Arcade tonight-A fine comedy and clever vauaevuie s i H T', T IJ H L F! Y IS ODD 7ISTKIBLTI0 Of TltOl'T IS NOW OMttlt WAY. Thief Slat Deputy In (it) on Way to Sliuatn Today. Ia company wltli Chief Deputy T. C Craig and Deputy V. K. Left'ell Game Warden C. B. Oral returned to day to the Mlnain hatchery to super intend the distribution of trout to the nearby lakes and streams. Jl atelier r .Milken tiuod Showing. The Wallow's hatchery is making a change of plrturs. record breaking showing this season; - under the management of W. H. Mil-; 'orlli Powder Man Recovering. Jer. The hatcher has taken 3.296.000 hatchery is properly located. The run of silver salmon Is about over unless the streams should make an unexpected rise in the next tew days. Depittv Oral was met with a very cordial reception yesterday when he arrived In La Grande from the Wal lowa hatchery with Clirt pounds of Kiilmcn. 1'eople crowded around the deputy until he was forced to quit looking at labels and give out the fish right anil left to those who de manded them. CARPENTIERS CAREER. ArtMs Chance Tonight, The Hayes Bisters change their act at Sherry's today. Duinty glnginz and dancing soubrette act. Introduc ing Kva Tangeway's big song hit, "Come and Flay nail With Mo. Deai le " Thin snlendld sister team will be here the entire week, giving a,c,ety, Marvelous Succesi of Eiqhteen-ycir-old Boxer of France Ten years ago boxing was practically an unknown sport In France. Today a lad of eighteen lx their middleweight champion. How thl remarkab'e re salt was brought about was explilued recently by Georges Carpentler, whom all France believes Is a future cham pion of the world. With the head mid Imltd of a young Roman gladiator. Carpenter's manner Is modest and unassuming. "When I was quite a baby." he said. "I used to startle my parents by the terrific punches I gave to other chil drenquite unintentionally. At the ape of nine I Joined a gymnasium so- presided over by my present we didn't continue the spur 1 was not sorry, js must complete change of act with each I manager, M. Descampes. Although we I children were strictly forbidden to box I I was caught one day having a few rounds with a youngster about twice as big as myself. Although be gave eggs and nag used l.tm female sai- Thomas Beaumont of North Pow-1 me a reprimand Descamnes couldn't mon. It Is estimated there will balder was brought to this city Friday, nep admiring the way I wiped the floor with my adversary, and promised Talsed ninety per cent of the eggs, suffering from a severe rase of her Fish experts say this Is a marvelous ; na. He underwent an operation for record for hatchery management and 'the trouble later In the day. The proves not only great ' credit for thet patient Is in a very favorable condl manager but also convinces every-1 Hon and Is recovering rapidly from one Interested that the ' WaV.nwa the operation. Baker Herald. B IE IRS For the Whole Family Men's Rubbers, to fit all style shoes At $1.00 Ladies' black and tan rubbers to fit a ny styles shoes Black 75c. Tans 85c and $1 Children's Rubbers 50c to 65c . , a a t r- j-n ! ! I LIJLft IS U i'lIIIL I it ! I .1 I in ivi.il .liiiir I. ii ; jui ui l iiLdi lull UIIULj tlUi : ' a . to give me a few lessons. After the third bis mind was made up, but niv parents bad different Ideas about my future. "The time had come for me to begin my apprenticeship as a 'pit boy' at 20 cents a day. If I had done as they wanted I might have been 'on strike' now, like my former mining comrades. Descampes came to the rescue. lie of fered to pay my parents the amount of wat.es I would have received If they would let him take me In hand for six J months. They agreed, and I don't J I think they ever regretted It. as they now own a good hotel which I bought for them for $20,000. "My first prize was one of $70. There are some good boxers among the stable lads employed, but I managed to beat them after a hard struggle. I became a professional boxer. "I needn't tell you anything about my big matches, as you probably know fls much about them as I dn. Beshles. the lookerson see most of the game, don't they? Have 1 ever been knocked out? Yes. but It was the English champion that did It The day 1 cross ed to meet Young Josephs I was sick as a dog. If I bad been obliged to box the same day a child could have knock ed me out In one round. The next time I cross I'll ask one of our flying tuen i , to take me over. "I had a uarrow escape, too, when I was giving exhibition bouts with Jack Johnson.. CulultntlonjiJIx, Xlblllkj. he caught me a hook on the Jnw that stag gered me. but I countered with an mi demit that seemed n revolution to him Of course I know that he could have pulverized me if lie had wanted to. lull spurring bouts h:ive cut a ridiculous figure beside the "black iii ant." but 1 learned tunr.r useful nicks from him. "1 have always learned a good de:il while v."itcM:"i nt':er boxers, especial ly my future iidvi rsm ies. When you know the style and mentality of a boxer you bold two Iriiuip ca:d. Always try to draw liist blood It helps to demor alize your opponent. "I get up every day at s and go for an hour's walk. At l:-'iu a Italic break fast, consisting of weak cocoa and toast From 10 till noon re:i,l or 'loaf about.' At noou a substantia! lunch, consisting of underdone meat bread and a little fruit, washing down with copious drafts of light beer. Aft. er lunch 1 walk for a half hour At 3 my real work begins. 1 do an hour's gymnastics, principally Swedish, which keep the muscles supple. After that I do a quarter of an hour's skipping and the same amount of punching the ball. "Then twenty minutes' rest I finish with three rounds of three minutes each with my sparring partner, then a shower bath and Ave minutes' massage. So you see my day's work Is finished in about two hours. "I dine at 7. with practically the same bill of fare as at lunch, plus a little cheese. After dinner I pass the time as I pleasantly as I can until 10:30, which Is my bed time. It's all pretty easy, isn't it? Yes, I smoke one cigarette a day on the sly. "Up to the present the greatest diffi culty I have bad has been to keep my weight down. Thank goodness, I can enjoy a good, square meal now, and I urn in the heavy brigade. I was five ounces over when I stepped on the scales before my match with Harry Lewis and had to pay $400 forfeit That beats old Shylock's pound of flesh, doesn't It?" IConmllll Rodm. N. Y. yf Why buy readj'-made Hothes, when for the same amount of money, or even less, you can have your suit or over coat made to your indi vidual measure with that snap in outlines a real FIT. Don't take a Nchan'e on a ready-made to fit you, it may fit, but moss likely it won't, becauso they are not built for you. You owe it to your self to be well dressed My Make keep3 its shape. I guarantee the FIT or no sale. Popular prices. The Club Tailors Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing of any Kind. I NEW CHOTHES FOR THANKSGIVING 8 -rfw . JIJ mm Give Thanks In A Collegian Suit Or Overcoat We have received an assortment of Xew Patterns in Suits fur Men and Young Men. The handsomest line f fabrics ever shown by us or any other concern in town. Pretty llrowiis.firays, Tans, Uliies and Greens in checl s, -';! ; cs, Plaids, Novelty Mixtures and P!;ii:i conservative shades. Dozens of different models to choose from, and all sizes. Don't decide on your New Suit until you see what we have to show you. Prices Range From $15.00 to $30.00 Mitigatig Circumstanes. A Scotch balllie recently advanced to the bench bad a criminal placed before him accused of some very modest vio lation of the law. Of course the balllie knew the prisoner well. He heard the charge stated '.John. man. I'm sorry to see-you here We'll just tine you half n crown ' The clerk Here Intervened "Hut the i-htirue Is nut yet proved We nave lint lieiiril the evidence." Then tile lieiiminint balllie: "Ah. well. .Iiiltn. my num. fls tin charge Is nut proved we'll just tine yon nil eiiliteeiiM-iii-e " London Telegraph Fncial Horticulture. "A new milkman left our milk tn day." iinnoiiiH-ed liomthy. 'Ild be have whiskers?" asked liei mother, thinking perhaps it was tin proprietor. "No." said the four-year-old: "he didn't have whiskers, but he had the roots." Harper's Weekly. I FOR I MINCEMEAT AND FRUIT CAKE IB Animal Food. Innocent Young Wife The doctor naid you were to have a little animal food today. John, so I've chopped yon up a bit of nice clover hay and scalded It to make It go dowa softer! Londen Telegraph. New Seeded Raisins New Seedless Raisins New Cm rants New Citron New Orange and Lemon Peel Boiled Cider in 25c and 35c Bottles FIbIiN Scheduled for Tonight. Clarence Ferns vs Tommy Howell 10 rounds at Indianapolis. "One round" llogan vs Teddy Ma lony. c rounds at Philadelphia. "Gunboat" Smith vs Harry Wuest, 10 rounds at Xew York City. ASH BROTHERS Clothiers And Furnishers Program at Arcade Tonight. Men Who Dare Two reel feature. On the Firing Lb,io Thrilling 101 Bison production. The Wilsons In new songs tonight The Angling Widow Classy com edy. Chapman & WInkley Music. COMING Friday and Saturday I "Miss Robinson Crusoe," a big Than- houser feature. New Welnuts New Dates New Figs THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY Home of Fancy Groceries Phone Main 75 MlunnW Pitcher Sold. Milwaukee, Nov. I. Announce ment of the sale of Pitchers Glpe and Carry by Connie -Mack to Seattle of the Northwestern league, was made today. THE rROPER COURSE. Ii formation t f Vji "less n'.p (0 l. try La Gmudc (;! a. fit .v to t l,i an i k ge i y, la knowledge of Inestimable worth, and this Is particularly true of the dis eases and ills of the human body. If you suffer with kidney backache, uri nary disorders, or any form of kid ney trouble, the advice contained in the following statement should add a valuable asset to your store of knowledge. What could be more con vincing proof of the efficiency of Doan's Kidney Pills than the state ment of a nearby resident who has used them and publicly tells of the benefit derived. Mrt. W. M. Stokes, Union, Oregon, saya: "I hold Jnst as high an opin ion of Do&n'i Kidney Pllla today as I did when I publicly recommended them In 1907 nit ant n t ... j vu .uu vj u 4 naa noyed by lame and aching back and it was not until I used Doan's Kid ney niis, mat I round relief. During the past year, I hare had no further need of a kidney medicine but I have kept a supply of Doan's Kidney, Pills in the house." i For sale by all dealers. Prlca 50 centa. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. New York, aale agents for the United States. v Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
