La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 14, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWILLIAMSON WILL RETURN FOR TRIAL By Hcripps News Association I Washington, ftb. 11 Congressman Williamson of Oregon who was ia dioted tut 8;urday by the Federal Grand Jury at Portland, Ore., on a charge of eomploiiiy in tbe land fraud leave for borne shortly to prepare lor trial. He id tbia morning, "Here after I shall keep away from the House of Representative. I bave high ideals JECRETARY HAY J- h AKrV V I A I UUCalT i, i iuinw uiniu'iL 11 M M M mm m V mm m m n a, J a (Ky Scrips Newa Association) Washing-ion. Feb. 14. -In reolv to various Inquiries at the Department, Secretary Hay this morning made the following statement: i'Tbe President regards the matter ot memorial arbi tration treaties as conclusive by the action of the Senate Saturday. He recognizee the right of the Senate to reject the treaty by either direct vote, or indirectly by changes which are in compatible with its spirit and purpose. He desires that the Senate amendment make it impossible for him to present them this altered form to countries with which we bave been in negotia tion. . Twn TraJne I rcv By Scripps News Association Denvei, Feb. U.b. A paosenger train oo tbe Denver-end Bio Grande is lost in tbe snow in Marshall's pass and a wrecking train has been sent to its assistance. There U'alao another train 'ost which is carrying no diner and tbe passeogsrs have btea without food for twenty four hours. Anarchist Sentenced (By Scripps News Association) "iSfaarid, Feb 14i b. Ananuist Gill, arreted Nat September for plotting against the life of Premier Maura, was today itentenod to twelve year imprisonment. When arrested Gill bad nine dynamite cartridges in bis possession. Bank President Indicted By Scripps News Ai-t-ociation 8t.Paul Feb. 14th. F B Clement president of the First National Bank of FairbauK was held today by the Grand Jury on tbe clurge of witck ing the bank which closed a week ago. President Clement's bail is the sum of ten thousand dollars. ; Destination A SeCret . ! By Soripps News Association Tokio, Feb. 14tb. Vtoe Admiral Togo sailed from Kum yesterday but hie destinatior is kept a secret. It ii supposed tbat be i proceeding south. It is stated on giod authority that the Japanese cots no indsrs will fire os all Colliers found in tha company of Rus sian Warships rej&rdfcss of ths na tionality. Weaving Co. Fails (Scripps News Association) Paris, Feb. 14. It is announced that the failure ot the Gautovaso Weaving Company of Lalre was made pubiio this morLing Tbe liabilitiee are nearly four million franca. Tbs failure has caused widespread injury among the smaller investors. NEW, HOPE FOR DYSPEPTICS This Osteopatio discovery which claims that some anatomical variation is usually at the bottom ot chronic dyspepsia-and indeed is tbe founda tion ofjastritis, gastralgia, eastrlo nicer and stomaob dilation, bowel dis turbances, constipation, diarrhoea, dysentery, liver and pancreatic ills as a11 ilnaa nnt tin nwav vi'rK tha """" other time-honored causes which med ical science baa long since carefully 'catalogued and ditferrntiated into 'their protean manifestations. ' It does jnot minimize the importance in digest- five ills of overwork, mental and pbys ' leal ; of gastric irritant like alcohol. strong acias, excessive ue ot couui ; mente, or too much tea or coffee; of dletetio errors such as too much food, badly cooked foods, hurried eating, eating between meals and eating too much sweets; of per neatl and liver disturoaDces, nor. yeju.auy oi unuer- ' lying diseases of tke) hart and kidneys and certain aoM '.iutional diseases which may produce dyspepla as a mere symptom of other grayer troubles. eiowhastbe House should be and believe that it would be an effront to fellow members for me to appear on the floor while this charge bangs over me.. Representative Hermann takes a different view and has been regular in attending the sessions sine the in dictment was returned against him, and has voted on M pending questions. Senator Mitchell baa absented him self from the 8nate. Exonerates the Negro (By Scripps News Association) Philadelphia, Feb. ' M Attorneys representing Mrs. Kate Edwards, who murdered her husband . today filed in tbe Baperior Court a petition asking I or anew trial for Hamuel Grearsoa, the woman 'a negro lover and alleged accomplice, exonerating Grearsoa and naming her daughter Mary as accessory to the fact (Later) The Soperior Court refused to re-open tbe Grearsoa case Strike Practically Ends ' (Special to the Observer) St Petersburg. Feb 11 The employe- es of the Putiloff works returned to work today, practically ending tbe strike. itallots are being ' distributed to tbe workmen for an election Sun day of representatives of a mixed oommieelon of tbe masters and th workmen provided by tbe Emperors Ukasss ' Baker Gets $60,000 . By Scripps News Association Washington Feb 14 The public building bill reported in tbe House thin afternoon contains tbe following proviioru, Increasing the limit of tbe oot cl tbe Spr.kane building one hun dred thousand, Taoorue one hundred thousand, authorising a new buildiug at Baker 0'y, sixty thousand Eureka Cel., one hundred and twenty five thousand. Has Heart Disease. (By Scripps News Association) Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 14.-Banker Ira Reynold, trustee of tbe alleged five million dollar securities of Mrs. Cbiid wick, is seriously ill with the la grippe. The Chr'dwlek case is said to hsve aggravated bis sickness. Attorn ey Oowley, counsel for Mrs. Chad wick said today that hie client bad heart disease, and that he would not be sur prised if tbe excitement ot the trial would result fatally. Women Can't Vote . (By Scripps News Association) Sacramento, Cel., Feb. 14 -The I proposition to submit tbe constitution' al amendment granting women the i right of saflrage to a vote of the ' people at tbe next general eleotion, j was defeated in the Senate today. JAPS MEET WITH A REPULSE By Scripps News Asoooiation St Petersburg Feb 14 General Saka roff reports that the Japanese attacked Nansheinapo yesterday, but were re pulsed leaving many dead. Thirty Four Below By Scripps News Association Janesville. Wis Feb 14-lt is thirty four degrees beloa zero here this morning and the oddest weather that has been experienced in Wisconsin this winter. TWINS BORN ON TRAIN. A special from San Jose to the Ore gon Dally Journal says: Twin sons were born to Mrs W E Eastburn on a Southern Pacific train at Lathrop about 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, while she and ber husband were enroute to this cltv from Oregon j City Ore, A physician happened to be on the train and be cared for tbe wo men. Both babies are healthy ones and with their mother are none the worse for having come into tbe world under suoh conditions. The railroid company ran the tonr lst sleeper through to this city from Nilee to acemmodate tbe mother. Here an ambulance met the train and tbe Eastburn family were taken at once to the home of her father, W JC Doaglas. One of tbe peculiar things about this case Is that one of these children was born in one county and one !n ' he next county Rumors of Peace (By Scripps News Association). St. Petersburg, Feb. 14. Ramors of tbe neatness of peaoe in the far east are current on tbe bourse today. Bounty Frauds By Scripps News Association 8alt Lake Feb 11 la the prelimi nary hearing of the bounty graft gang this morning; in the police court, Harry Roberts atatea that the gang eecared hides from South America, faked to resemble coyote, wolf, Hon and wild cats He states that ft cost the gang from twenty five cents to one dollar thirty five; that they collected the bounties oo the same bidea a Bomber of times,', and swindled the state out of over twenty thousand dollars. Forty Men Hanged oy scripps news Association Berlin Feb 14 The Berliner Zei tnng reports that forty men have been hanged at Warsaw for participation in the street demonstrations. J V Coombs Evangelist Coimbs was born in fioone county, Ind. His early life was spent iu school work. He ie a classical graduate of one of the great schools In 18S5 be entered tbe lec ture field and in three years lectured in eveiy sjate in th) Union. In 18S8 he legan the wtrk of an evangeliet. His labors bave been richly blessed end triAny greet meetings conducted. Brother Coombs takes a lively inter est in church musio. He is one ot the editors ot "Sinit His Praise" tbe new book to be peed in the meetings here. After months of waiting and correspondence, we are happy to an noonce that this worker for souls will; preach in Ce,t,al Chun of Christ j tmeo times next Sunday. A cordial invitation is extended to all whose duties permit them to attend. Services this evening at 7:30 Casualties Run high By Scripps News Association Tokio Feb 14 The Japanese estimate tbe Russian losses at Mai Kau Tai from Jan 25th to 2Gth at twenty five thousand killed and wounded. Irrigated Land For Sale We have 710 acres of some of tbe best land in this county, for sale at $28 per acre. All but 175 acres under cultivation and irrigation. A bargain. A big liet of other lands In tba county. Call on or write . cuuch & Mcdonald, Wallowa, Oregon. Notice . T o whom it may concern Notice is hereby given that my wife, Alice Crip pen, having left me ritbout any just cause or provocation, I will not , be responsible for any debts that she may contract Dated at La Grande, Oregon this 11th day of Feb. A D., 1905 M E CRIPPEN. Free Washing Now is your chance to have a fami ly washing done free of charge. If you wish to know bow to have this done call np Thos. Siegmund at tbe Ronde Valley Honse ai d he will ex plain it all. General agent for tbe Ideal Washer, Call up Phone 3-6 j 1 week ! FOR SALE Fight aores of land 4 In orchard 6 room house good barn, well watered just o..e mile east of postofflce. For particulars enquire at MoFarlat.es giocery cr John Gavin the owner on tbe premises will exchange tor town property Feb 8- Men 6 Administrator's Notice to Cred itors. Notice is hereby giren that the nndersigned lus been appointed adminixtratur of tbe estate of John Morriion, dttceaned, by the County Court of Union County, Oregon, and all people having any claims againtt said estate are hereby notified to present the tame properly verified within six months from thla date, either to the undersignrd at bit ranch near Alicel or to Ramsey & Oliver, hit attorney, at La Grande, Oregon. Done and dated thia Ilth day of February, 190 P. A. MCDONALD, Administrator of the estate of John Morrison deceased. Real Estate Bargains O N No 1 A good label room hooee nd three;lots. Prioel?10C0 cash. LGrCe No 2 A.newVthre: room house, two lota, near R Rhope, City water In boue, s mall 2l bare. Price 650, 100 caah baianoe mouthly pay. meats, . CLP No 8 A good, nloely furnish ed 6 room boose, two lo'a, near school sHK shop. Price $1000, 1100 cash and balance monthly payments. J R b No 4 A aood six room boose. small barn, two lota, good location. Prioe K60.00. 1300 caah. balance reasonable terma 0. ' A D It No 6 A fine six room honse corner North Fir A "T" Street, Una bain, nlos shad trees and lawn. Extra nloa Hooee . price 12500, 9800 ash, baianoe one, two and three years. T K P No 6 A mod six room bonse. f hade trees and lawn, two lota, aood location. Price $950.00. part down and balance monthly payments. H No 7 Small house' and! lame lot 101120, set to fruit. Price 400, one half cash. i K No S Three acres ot land. Good 10 room boose and barn, baiit two years ago with family orchard. A fine bonse, price $3000, one-halt caah and balance to be arranged. O J No 9 Lots No 7 & 8, block No 60 Chaplin's Additi... price &00, Cash. AOllNo 10-Lot No 10-11 A 1-1. block wo 12, Komig's Addition, Price $400, Cash. F DP No 11 Four acres. ail set to trait, nsw eight room bouse, small barn wind mill and out buildings. A snap. Price f'ioOO, 1200 cash. $1300 in three years.. ' J B No 12-Two lots, block No 88, Chaplin's Addition. $000 cash, CVGNo 13224 acre farm near mbler, Oregon. Part in fall sown rain. Price $30 per acre. A II No 14180 acres eiuht miles north of La Grande, 100 acres in oul tivatioo, balance timber. Good build ing and orchard. Price $500.00, A 8 No 1580 acres six miles north of Inland City, 20 aores In orchard. email buildiags. Price $4000.00. Part caah, balance oc. easy terms. U t No 16 A fine borne, six room Lonse, shade and fruit trees, lawas and f jur tots in block No 6, Predmore's Addition. Price $1400.00, $000 cash and balauoe oae and two years. , ' , . . ,' ZTJ 110 feet in block No 8. Cliaolin's .id mostidition Price $1000, half cash, balance to be arrnged aatibfaotory to buyer. J C F No 18 Four lots, block No 13, Chapliu's Addition, fenced and some small buildings on same. Price 1000, hall cash, FFNNo 19-One ;block of 8 lots near high school, Price $1200, $000 cash. F T No 20-Ualf block (of six lots, Romtg's Addition, Price $100J, half cash. F T B No 21 A block of four lots, aowu, rrice sow, aaow casn, F No 22 A "nood one story brick building at a bargain, Co feet wide, lf you are Interested ia this, ask for price and terma. J K R No ZiA good seven room houee, city water, best of bath and plumbing, burn and out buildings, four large lot, partly set to fruit and bearing, nne location. Prioe $2000, $350 caah and baianoe monthly pay ments. R E No 244 aores about one-half in good bearing fruit trees, good house, barn and out buildings, nice sightly location in La Grande. Price $2J00, part cash. Mrs ',S INo 25 A 5 roora cottage, furnishedjcom viete, one lot in good location, ail in good condition with city watei in house and water rent paid for about 12 months. Price com plete $1100. Tbia is a snap. Reuts for $10.00 per month. MONo 23 A 4 room bouse and orner lot in good location. Price $500, ball cash. The above is a parrlalllist of Droner- ty which we bave tor sale. If this does not suit yon, call at tbe onloe and per- baps we will have lost what you want We want to write your ore and plate glass insurance. We will make yoa a loan on your real estate or build you a bous from your en plana Call at our office in the Foley block it yoa want anything in our line. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. Peculiar Disappearance J Ditnnysn of 'Butlerville, O laid the peculiar disappearance of bis pain ful eystoms. of Indigestion and bili ousness, to Dr King's New Life Fills He says: "Q'bey ere a perfect remedy, for dizziness soar stomach, headache, constipation, etc," Guaranteed at Newlin drug store, price 25o. Try the Observer for first class Job Work. 0LASSIPIED DVERTlSnENTS IF YOU HAVE AN YT ING TO SELL LET THE FE0PLE HEAR ABOUT IT THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT AND YOU WILL FIND A BUYER. 'IF T0U WANT TO BUY EX PLAIN YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS. For Sale . Shingles, Shingles Two ear loads o first elaas skinclee FOR. SALE OH TRADE- good work JuitWue1 bj euxld.rd horses, 1 IX inch wagon, 1 4 Inch Company, logging truck, 1 4H Inch logging ' trnck. ' JOHN ANTHONY .. . FOR BALE Pure Bred Black Minorca HOIHe CUrCU Booetert from Imported Stock Also lf yoa .,nt , hom twi btm Edge for hatching. w bmcou 0P &ni cm, Ufd a, tf DUalsten the HtrrU amA mmtkt OeposlU Hecond Hand Store Gejdei, 0-18-1 Board and Lodging by Mrs UoodaU . : : : 2114 3rd st. Phono 707 tf w,iu - r . t' . ' Prr Drf For Investment In r or Kent malheur county FOR RENT Barn 8 .UUs, water. Write to 0, T. McDANIEL close in. Apply to Baker roa Qulsario. .Oregon grocery store " FOR BENT Housekeeping rooms to "TS rent. Inquire ot Mrs Znber. Th Best Physic FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or When von want a physio that Is without bath. In best residence mild and Kntle, eas to take and district, inquire at Cor Fourth and .7. Main st., the George Hansen proper- and LI vert Tablets. For sale by ty. JanOtf Newlia DrugrtSompany. . i . hi-' mmm- - 4 FOR RENT One six room house, 1 good location. One fle roa n ejt fsssBSBBBBBa8BBBBSBBBBBBBBBsssBawsBBBBi tage furbished ' complete. A new LA GRANDE .' ' five room hoose, all modern 1m m rw" ,ntn provemenU. La Grande Invest MARBLE WORKS ment Co., Foley Hotel Buildiug. .,' ....,.. i C.C.DAVIS, PropneUr, I nct i j Comploto assortment of fin roly-MrTednley, in tui. marbl city yesterday, a pearl collar pin hlu u" ?s,m,tM The Under will please leave same at cheerfully famished upoa tbe residence of Mr JM Berry and "ppucatl n, receive reward for same. . , . .. . Headstones and Monuments WANTED T bur lenelmate business a Vnr!altv State what you have for sale Address . 5PeciailJ .,.-. 33 care Observer. 1 F 8 f LeassaissasBBBiBBBBaBsaiawBBSsaiawBa i Oregon Produce Co. ,t Phone 1761 Corner Jefferson Avenue L,arget House v5 S tin JSastern Oregoue ..Will, Pay .Highest OmsIi I 3,' Price lor Marketable Aprles. 44$&4 VWOOQ 44e00 WOOD SAW G. W, ALLEN, Proprietor. All Orders receive prompt attention Phone 1846 Residence 615 Usborn St. 10 : PER CENT OFF - On all cash purchases of $1.00 or over, complete stock; of meats poultry, lard, our; own cured breakfast bacon1 and hams a specialty. Phone 1601 I. HARRIS We pay the highest market price for hides, pelts, and furs TEAMS WANTED " J L Mare wishes to hire twelve teams to haul rock. Inquire at Oregon Pre duoe Company's new building . 1 La Grande, Oregon. and Green wool Streets, . ; Packing the QEfiTENiU. Mr. A. E. Murchlaoa .. aud Mia O. M. Uarn, Props. BOAKI B1 TBI BUT OK WIIK K001S HIS OB W1TBIIUI B01BB Bpe-tal rate furnlahei monthly patron. Tbia honse I abnolately new and la thoroughly clean from kitchen to parlor. Every room la on the ground floor. Ah white belp Tbe table ia supplied with all the aeaaon afford. The Ceutenlal Is centrally located Adam avenne, between Greenwood and Fir. La Grande, Oregon. KIArVVVtrrVWyVvVlrWW3 CHICKENS WANTED We pay cash for chicken, and want all we can get at our new warehouse on Jef son avenue. k . Grande Ronde Casti Co sMBeBkaMaA1ag aaaaaa a a . . . www Vwwww rvvvvwi wwrwryryryp