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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1905)
LA GRANDE li OBSERVER ILv ILIXI 1 " t :1 "VOLUME IV LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1905 NUMBER 71 (7 'I r (4 a Grande National Bank ncreases Its Capital Stock to $100,000 Tbe annual meeting of the stock holders of , tb La ' Grand National Bank took place y?eterday ia -heir parlors and realising the rapid growth iu'tm uiij Mil county ia making and - will oontioaa to make, tbev raised the . capital stock of the bank from ?"0, 000 to 1100,000 pieced an additional 15000 in tbt surplus fond making t now$),t'C6 ' ,i ; ' . 'The following directors were chosen . for the year Geo Palmer, J M Church, F L Meyer, Gso. L Cleaver, J M Berry, A, B Oonley, F J Holmes, F U Byrklt. ' The stockholders elected the folio ing officers. Gea, Palmer president, J M Church vice-president, F L Msy en cashier. Geo, L Cleaver and W L v Bienbolts ecsiatsnt cashier. . -The ubdsI anonal divid nd was d clared and the bank wiin the addition capital and large deposits which it i:as enjoyed for many yean bin position to meet any demand that is expected of an institution oi tbe character. As will be noted by the names in the directorship and officers. There arc naw names who com to os with the highest recommendations in business and social circles, FAVOR BETTER WablniAn. .T". H iLi present congress enaote legislation lookiug to the regulation of freight rates, the prealdent will call a special session of oongreaa for thla purpose. Cbia semi-official annoanoement was made today. The prealdent continued his conference with tbe leaders of con gress today on t'.e tariff revision ques tion, and the question of Increasing the powers of the Interstate ' commerce commission. After leaving tbe White Hons todsv Speaker Cannon, who ia know to be opposed x the tariff re vision, said be wm willing to abide by the Judgment of tbe leaders in congress. Mr. Alfan Jones, who has been visiting relatives her since tbe holi day, baa returned to Portland. SPECIAL FOR CASH BUYERS WE OFFER . f Santa Gaus Laundry Soap $3 pcf -JOO Bars 8 Bars for 25 c This ia a first claw soap. Manufactured by N. Fairbanks & Co, Bay a supply " : - while it lasts. . '. BAKER BROS. Cash Grocery Phone HOI M "'W Will I FOR We hate just bought all ol the goods out of one of the largest rooming houses in the city, and will sell the entire lot cheap, on easy terms. t There is everything yon want to fit up a first ciass rooming house with. Carpets Heating 8toves Sheets Pillows Chairs Bed Spreads Now. is your chanee to get everything you need cheap. Bed Room Suits Bedding Towles The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams Remember w still btry I I Second .Haad Goodsj sell all kinds j Jt J .'Phone 1581 DREDGER TEXAS HAS FOUNDERED The Captain and Eleven of Crew Saved after Drifting for Days. Waterford, Ireland Jan 11 Tbe team ' erZeno arrived at thia port today with tbe captain and eleven men the only survivors of a crew of (thirty two from tbe United States steam dredge Texas, which foundered oft Western Istarut riwm o. TzzZZ -. bound from" Dantzig for Galveston when the ; dredger went down. The boat were laancbed and the on oontatoini the mat and nineteen of the orew was awam ped and all drown ed Tbe sarvivor 4 drifted for several days in an open boat suffering exoro elating misery from lack of food and water. On the day upon which they were picked up, tbey had oast lota w wuiwu aMwuid v Eined to provide food for the remainder. The man who was saved thia terrible fat la reported on th verge of insanity INSTALLATION . .OF OFFICERS At the me ing held by the Esth bone 8Utrs on Tuesday night the fol lowing offioers were Installed PastUhiei U K Chief . B Oenlor B Junior Manager ' : Mistt of B and O Oora Lewis lfiudaPattison Emma Bhea Bbcda 8mib Nellie MoLschlin 1 Ona Lino5ln Russian Sodiers Riot and Plunder Mistress ol F Muriel Ooodnough Protector ol T ?" l Ethel Andros Guard of Tempi j ,Leo Johnson " Oora Lewis, Installing Offioer ' ADVOCATE NATION AL REGULATION Linooln. Jan. 11. Tbe lower bout of th Nebraska legislator adopted resolutions tbla morning in 'avor of a National law xtndlng power to th interstate commerce commission to regulate railroad rates! -: I . Four Men Stock Holders' Meeting Well Satisfied with the Results of Last Year Berlin, Jan. 11. Reports from 8m o- lensk, Rossla, state that i there has been a fatal clash between tbe reserv ists and he local garrison. There were thrw thousand reservists enroot for tbe fpr east, but at thia plao tbey ran amack, rioted, pillaged and plun dered parts of the city. Th Governor T. ordered out the : local garriaod who fired upon th reservists, killing two hundred and wounding several hundred mora. Th Colonel oommandlng th reserv 1st and flue Junior officers committed soinld from shame. .J: LEAGUE FORMED DISCORD IN LIVESTOCK Pursuant to the. call lisf . week a meeting of citiaens was held ia this city yesterday and a Development League wis organized for the purpos of pushing the Lewis and Clark Ex hibit and to work for the upbuilding of the entire ennnty. . . An organisation was effected by tbe eleotion , of the following offioers: President George Mack of Joseph, 1st Vice-Preeidsnt A O Miller of Enter prise , 2nd. Vice-President J F John son of Wollowa, Srd. Vice-President B O Maya of Loetire, 4tb. Vice-Presi dent Mrs Florence Johnson of lronaha 5th. Vice-President W O Wilson of Paradise, 6th. Vice-President Linooln Austin ct Flcia, Secretary J A Bur leigb, Treasurer W B Holmes. ' -A oommitte on by laws was ap pointed as follows: J A Burleigh, A O Miller, and r A DePue. The County Court expressed a wil lingneee to appropiiate 100 to assist the League in preparing th exhibit. BepresenUkive ' citiaens from all parts of tbe County were piesent and took part in tbe organisation. Tbe League adjourned to meal in this city at the call of the President. Wallowa Democrat. Will Investigate Jefferson Olty Mo Jan 11 Th bona representatives today unanimously pasaea a resolution providing for an ppolntmsnt ot a com nitt e of invest! gatlon to frxamine and look Into th contributions of Thomas K Nfdrlns hauaof 8t Louis chosen by th repub lican cuoua to succeed senator Oockrell Denver, Jan. 11. The proposition to reorganize th Nat'l Live Stock Asso ciation bas thrown th delegates of the convention Into discord, and open threat ot revolt are heard on every band If the scheme goes through. The opponent to th sohsme aay that packer, railroads aod stook yard In Wrests would soon be In control of tb new organisation. Calumet, Mb., Jan 11 Four men were instantly killed snd two , Injured in an acaident wbiob ocourred in the baft ot the Victoria mine al Glenn Falls today. A oar wbiob was froien at the top of tL shaft became loosen ed and fell upon the asoeodipg cm I wo men In tb atcending car were killed instantly, and two others were burled to the bottom of tb shaft wber tbey met instant death. RESUME SMOOT CASE RETIRI NGi We jare closing out our entire stock of furniture absolutely at cost and will retire from busines. This b a bonifide closing out : sale Come in before the stock is broken E. ANDROSS HOUSE FURNISHINGS Phone 9-1 Residence Phone 36' 1202 Adams Are Mead Inaug urated t Olympla. Waah- Jan 11. Albert E Mead was today Inaugurated Governor of Washing toa In his message be recommend tb passage ot a railrord commission law, composed ot three men, appointed by tbe Governor, to fix tarriffa, control railroads of tb state. He recommend a reform la tb divorce law, and want It mad a fol onr to desert child, fauabaod or wife. Tbe feature of tb inauguration ad dree was tb statement that any at tempt on tb part of an instructor or teacher of any educational Institution "to Influence th belief that onr sys tem o( government is. based op on fal laolooa principles' will result In Im madiaU dismissal. ' Washington, Jan 11 Th Bmoot In quiry returned work this morning Tb first witneas waa Wm. J McUonnelf, twice republican govenor of tb state of Idaho, who said In hi political work he bad become well acquainted with th Mormons, and despite tbe (act that be waa somewhat prejudiced against them on aocount of their pecu liar institution, be waa rather sar prised to find tnem geneially more moral in behavior than gentiles. He said he never found any of them drunk or gambling Witness said that Good' log, who has ba elected republican Govenor of Idaho in place of Morrison, received a large vote of th Mormon in th oountle ot southern Idaho, because of a letter written by senator f Dubois, who, working for. th demo cratic ticket, stated in this letter that tbe Mormons wer criminals. Killed The Director ot th Farmer and Trader National Bank met yesterday and after an examination ot tb Uank'a affair, Instructed th Cashier to trans rer trom tb earnings $1000 to tb sur p'.us fund and pay the usual aemian nual dividend. Under tb able and efficient manage ment of its Board of Directors, th Farmers and Traders National Bank has paid is Dividends to tta bare bolder $13,200 and accumulated a aurplua of 111,000 with undivided pro fit of 3000. . '' ; It now bus (or tbe prot eotioa ot It depositor a Capital Sarplu and Un divided Proflti of 177.000. v . Tbla Bank has alwaya extended to its depositors and patron all tb lib erality consistent with oonservatlra Banking i always tree ti assist in any public enterprise that la eerviag and they ar now better prepared than ver to serv th public ' Seek Information Washington, Jan. 11. Tbe senate to day agreed to a resolution asking the Interstate commerce commission to furnlsb Information conoernlng and relative to th alleged rxceealv or ex orbitant railroad rate, unjust diserim inationa and violations ot tb published rate, with records of ths bearing lb such oases. . . .....,.',.',... . TO THE PUBLIC: The rash ot Holiday trade is over and business ia general has got back to its normal condition, . I wish to inform all my patrons, and those not my patrons but who are liable to be, that I am now in position to take care of all watch, clock and jewelry repairing with dispatch. I have secured all the neces sary help in all the latest tools and materials known to the trade, as well as the best workmen that money can procure. ..... . .,-' J' All repair work is under my personal tuper via-:. : lorTand I guarantee each' and every piece of work done to be finished in first class workmanlike .manner, and to give (with proper attention) perfect satisfaction . All work sent by mail or express will receive the same careful attention as if delivered in person, and to be promptly returned in first class condition. Thanking my patrons for their past liberal : patronage and assuring them of my utmost ability to give them perfect satisfaction in the future; I remain as.ever. J. H. PEARE, i ; Next to Newlln' Drugstore. La Grand Leadlnt Jwlr , astttvtttttvfvvv .COUOHS Dr. A L Richardson of thia city baa Just reoelved bis commission from th U 8 Governmont, signed by th Com missioner ot Pensions, appointing him on of th Board ot Pension examiners of th La Grande District. Tb board now oonsiats of Drs. Molitor, Bacon and Blobardson, and tb district com prise th count! ot Union, Wallowa and Baker. 4' Coughs are warnings of something amiss in throat or lungs. Don't mind the cough, mind the cause, Use a remedy that will go to the source of trouble and cure that. Such a remedy is our , ' White Pine Cough Balsam' It cures promptly and thoroughly because it cures in the right manner. Relieves irritation, heals inflamed sur faces, loosens the cough, and soothes and strengthens while it cures. A splendid remedy for children because it is so good to oure and so good to take . Price 25 and 60 cents. THE NEWLIN DRUG CO- a rn Mrn