La Grande evening observer., October 17, 1913, Image 2

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LA QIULNDE EVENING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1913
THOSE Adler people certainly have the right knack in
making men's clothing. Glance through our stock of
Collegian Clothes and you will see what real hand tailor- .
oring will do with the season's snappy new fabrics. A
high-priced merchant tailor couldn't please you better.
ASH BROS.
Clothiers ami Furnishers. .
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SLUG FEST TERMINATES WALLA
, WALLA BOUT,
Men Who Met la . La Grande Last
Wiatcr Have Lively: Roapua.
Walla Walla, Oct 18. The irrerti-
ing match between Ed Warner for
merly of La Grande, and Ben Jack
ton at the Keylor Grand theatre last
night nearly ended in a rough and
tumble fight between the two men and
later friends of the wrestlers "chew.
ed the rag" until the disturbance was
quelled by Officer Buck -who was de
tailed on duty at the wrestling bout
Warner and Jackson wrestled at La
Grande, last winter.
The men had been wrestlinir about
seven minutes when the two benn
mixing it freely. Some of Jackson's
friends of Dayton be ran cheenner
their man on and this nettled War
ner. The bout grew rousrh and in a
i minute .Warner had struck Jackson a
J couple of body blows. Jackson don-
bled up his fist and. threatened to re
taliate when Referee Robinson step
ped between them. For a few sec
nds it looked as if it would develop
into a slugging match when Jackson
walked to his corner and taking up
his bathrobe left the ring.' The crowd
wag in an uproar inatantly and Ref
eree Robinson walked to the front of
the ring and disqualified both men.
Friends of the Dayton wrestler
claimed that Robinson gave Jackson
the match but later the referee said
that he had disqualified both men
and had declared all beta off. Immed
iately after Jackson ; left for the
dressing room the ring swarmed with
spectators and many an exciting argu
ment ensued. Finally' the talk be
came so boisterous that Office Buck
took a hand and cleared the stage,
while the stage hands "doused" the
lights. . , r-.- - .; -
, ' Both Jackson and Warner were in
the pink of condition and spectators
deplored the fact that the men be
came excited and lost their heads.
. Both men were lightning fast, Jack
son stripped the heaviest and show
ed great form but Warner was as
strong aa an ox and wriggled out of
tight places with rase. At no time
was either' man in danger of a fall
and it began to look as if the first
fall would be a long dragged out af
fair. After the bout Carl Nelson and
Warner both issued challenges to
wrestle 'Jackson. ; A match may be
arranged between the two men laterlV
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned executrix of the estate of
Frank Counsel!, deceased, has filed
her final account in the county court
of the state of Oregon for Union coun
ty, and that the judge thereof has set
Saturday, November 15, 1913, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at, the rooms
of the county judge, in court house in
La Grande, Union county, Oregon,
as the time and place to hear ob
jections to said account and consid
eration thereof; and all persons inter
ested are hereby so notified.
This 16 October, 1913. . '
:' li MARY I. COUNSELL,
( Executrix Estate Frank Counsell,
Deceased.
Daily, Oct. 17-24-31; Nor. 7-1-4.
-Shely Hearing Post posed.
Baker, Or.,' Oct 16 The prelimin
ary hearing of W. B. Shelley, the al
leged bad check artist, who plied his
trade. in Baker and was picked up in
La Grande,;' which was to have been
held yesterday afternoon, has been
postponed until the latter part of the
week.
Shelley asserts he will be able to
make good to all who have been loser
to him, and an opportunity will be
given for him to do so- In the event
of his satisfying his victims, it is
probable that prosecution will , be dis-
wiMed,i r:l UjXSPI- .
The Fasslly Csr.ti MedJclae.
. In every home there should be a bot
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ready , for , inumdiate use .when any
member of the family contracts a
cold er coaght Prompt nal will stop
the spread of sickness. S. A. Stid, of
Mason, MicK, writes: "My whole
family depends upon' Dr. King's New
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upon Dr. King's New Discovery to
ears, their coughs, colds, threat aiid
hour- troubles. ' Bvsry - dose l helps.
Price, 60c and $1.M. All druggists.
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Parcel Post shipments given special attention.
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it tells how to make many good
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