La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 16, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textmf ' . V PATROfTHE CREAT BELT . ByScripo News Association Copenhagen, Feb Id The Russian transport Petorsborg" passed through tbs Great Belt tbii morning, steaming north. Two Danish torpedo boats hare .been ordered to police the Great Belt daring the passage of the Basaian Third Squadron. A Horrible Outrage By Scripps News Association r " UoaatoD, Texas, Feb. 10 Return leg to bis heme near Shiner this morning, Joseph Steika, a young farm er, found bis wife and a fifteen mouths old baby dead. Both of tbem bad been shot through the bf ad, and the woman had been outraged, A mob u Ja pursuit of. the mar Jerer with the in "f tenton of lynching him if caught. Changes Will Be Made By Scripps News Association St Petersburg Feb IdRumors ot Ministerial and military changes in clude the report that the War Minister HakbarofT may be sent to relieve Gen eral Kuropatkio, and that M Baulygan, the Minister tf the Interior, may re tire in favor of General TrepoS. Injured In Explosion 'By Scripps News Association. New Fork, Feb. 16. An explosion of chemicals today at the plant of the P.ftnU.n flir, serious injury to six men. Two o those Injured will probably die. . Eighteen workmen were injured and ten firemen. The policemen who re moved the injured were overcome by by the fumes of the sulpher. The ex plosion was due to a spark of Sulpher in grinding mills. A second explosion followed in a few moments and the whole building was Immediately in flames. Many workmen were rescused by ladders while other jumped from the windows, The loss is estimated at thirty thousand dollars . Russians Maltreated ""h By Scripps News Association St. Petersburg, Fej. 16 The Rus sian consul at Pekin complains that ' the Jitpsnere are compelling the Rut elans to leave fort Arthnr without their property and that many sick '"ffltt wounded among the detained have died as a result of unsanitary methods. The Czar bae made a protest through France. Four Asphyxiated (By Scripps News Aesocation) Cleveland, Ohio, F-b 16 Charles Heller and wife aud George Nolan and wife were . found dead at their home today from aapbyxiftion by coal gas. Thompson Not Guilty By Perippe News Association Ban Francisco, Fib.lG'.h. The case cf James Thompson, ex-receiver at Eureka, Cn). Land Office, was d i-raise ed this morning. The court in dis charging the drfendant declared that there was roc u. shadow of evidence in support df the accusation of extorting illegal lees. To Force Decision. By ?cripps News Association VnHhiugtfi, 1'eb IGtii "If the Senate does no' pass the Townend Rate Kill tbw session, the President will surely call an extra eef-iou of Con gress in the fall to wrsntle with the proMom", was the announcement made toiiy after a talk with t.i Pre sident on she object. Continuing, Mr. Townteud sutrd "The St nato com- mitfee on Intpr-stite Commerce Is about eqtiilly divided on tbe matter it if we can get it reported to the whole body it will pus without a doubt. Teachers Who Passed 1& the Union County teacbt-r's ex amination for state and county papers held in this city lai we-k.Viof. E E. Brxpt; and J. H. Hockeuberry who wereou tot examining board find that the following 13 out of 24 applicants passed successfully a lollowg :- tljeces But-ie IVrI. Mini Needbum, Mabel Tuttle, Bt:li Lurey, Fannie Gor don, Mury Yonng, Gucsie Fisher, acd V:olt Etobrig, Mesors C N Roaers, GWEoglifh, G E Walker, J W Le!ns and J A Wasson. Nothing coald be simpler or more helpful than tbe addresses of Rev Mr. Hartshorn night alter night as he speaks to the growing congregations at the Methodist church. He speaks again this evening and all this week at 7:30. Special Meeting A good alxed audience Utenedtoi Evangelist J V Coomb last evening as be discoursed on "Enthusiasm for Hnmanitf." No one goes to slevp under the preaching of Ibis lively speaker. There is no white washing of sin nor excuse lor neglect of duty. This evening the sermon will be upon "Christ in the Homel and address to parents and child en. Every one whose duties permit are cordially in vited. The new sons book "Sing His Praise," of which Mr Coombs is joint editor is aed io (he meeting. Summerville Sittings leather very cold last Saturday night, the thermometer registered 23 below tero. Mr H 11 Eliedge and wife left Mon day for Montana. George Ott has quite a number of men, at work putting up ice. Mr Ctas t'hatten and sister nude a business trip to Lh Grande Wednesday. Mrs Mary Mills who has been quite sick for the last two weeks is improv iug Mrs Smith of Elgin will preach in the I M h Church next Sunday morning and evening. All are invneu. iutlg Card of Thanks . We take this method to express our sincere th'inks to the many friends, who so kindly rendered services and I sympathy. daring the fatal Illness of j Mrs A C Van De Bogart; also to the '.members of the Woodmen of the j World. THE FAMILY j kansas Refinery Bill j Bs 8oripps News Association Topeka Kn. Feb. 16th. Governor Hccb today again declined to forecast jhisaotion on the ttte refinery bill . j Personally lie is opposed to refinery, I but it ia believed chat he will sign 'he .bill on account of the strong public (sentiment in favor of it. Find Out. riy Scr'ppa News Association Washington, Feb. 16 The Presi dent today ordered a special investiga tion of the .Standard Oil Company by the bureau of corporations of the Do partinent of Commerce and Labor, and with particular reference to the com pany's recent operations in Kansas. This order was fo lowing a oall to the White House by Representative Cam p bell ot Kans is, who yesterday procured the passage by the house of a resol n tion providing an investigation. BASE BALL PITCHER FINED By Scripps New Aiociutiou New York. Feb. IC.-Pitcher Jack Taylor of St. Louis in the National League was today exonerated by the Board of Direotora of the charge of "throwing a game between St. Louis and Pittsburg on July .'tOth of last year. However, be was found guilty of violating his contract with ft Louis and was fined three hundred dollars. Millions Are Allowed liy Scripps Mew Association Waihirgton, Feb. 16. The Douse to day agreed to the conference report on the Ooinibus Claims Bill, which carries 12,231,810, allowing one thous and seven hundred end fifty nine rial ids. Free Washing Now is your chance to have a fami ly washing done free ot charge. If you wish to kDOW how to have thin J done call itp Tiioa". Siegmund at the Konde Valley House aud he will ex plain It all. leoeral ageut for the Ideal Waebar, Call up Phone 3-0 1 week FOR SALE Fight acres of fund 4 in orchard 6 room house ood bam, well wa'ered just o ,.e mile east of postolllce. For particular enquire at McFarlar.es gtocery or John Guvin the owner on tbe premises will exchange tor town property Feb 8- Mch 0 PUT? Still in business and don't you forget it. Every week brings us new customers. There is a reason for it, and the reason is that eur cus tomers always receive fair treatment. Wholesale aud retail dealers in Produce, Hny, Grain, Imbler Flour. Lawson & Zundell Phone 1113 Free delivery Jeffenon Avenne A Trial order solicited OSTEOPATHY ON THE STAGE A Decided Innovation in Mr. Thomas Very Latest Bit of Dramatic Work-Plot Hinges . Upon an Osteopathic Treat ment, Which is Given Before the Audience and Ends All Complications. At tbe Savoy Theatre, New York City, mauy otherwise progressive Americans received their first real la formation about the science ot Osteo pathy on the evening or Januaay 11th. It was a first night," and the fact that t' e play was the latest work o tbe foremost American playwright Augustus Thomss, was tufficient to rail together a large audience. The title of the piece, ''Mrs. Letflnawell's Boots," was not calculated to inspire any fear of tbe serious or tragio. SERIOUS THOUGHT IS COMEDY. "If f hey would let me." Mr Thorn as once declared, "I would write plays so serious that uoono.ould come to them." And, sa a rev.ewer in tbe Evening Telegram notes, he has since become such a master of the comedy form that be Is able to slip in some serious thought without permitting bis andieEos to teoome aware that they are being educated ai well as amused. And he has, with tbis Kblli ty, the courage of his convictions. THE POINT OF THE PLAY Richard Ainslie, in tbe Thomas pro-1 ductlon, does a number of eccentric things that cause the laughable com plications of the pieoe. There arises a doubt as to his sanity, and a friend recalls (hat he suffered for some time from a blow received at college. He discusses the matter with old 1. Ram sey, who tells ho he himself once was mentally affect d aa tbe result ot an Injury, and bo, after three years of suffering, he was set right again by Dr. Still, tbe founder ot Oeteupa'.Ly, during a visit to Kirksville. He ex plains Osteopathy a' some length and it ia resolved that Ainslie sball be compelled to submit to examination by Dr. Ramsey, who is now a duly graduated Osteopathic physician. Tbe eccentrio young man is caught attempting to burglarize his friend's house. This famishes an excuse for binding him, and while thus bound he is examined by Dr. Ramsey, the Osteo path of tbe play. Dr. Rumsey speed ily locates the spinal mal-adjustment or ' lesion," that has resulted from tbe injury of college nays, and very quick restores order br manipulation accord ing to Osteopathic methods. Ainslie, In consequence, becomes mentally competent Hain, and makes a confess ion that clears np 'the complications reeulting from his mad performances. COMMENTS OE THE1 PRES3 Mr. Thomas has declared that tbe Osteopathia featuie ia the one serious thing in tbe plat, and the newspaper reviewers seem inclined to marvel at his audacity in Introducing it. They marvel, too, at the consummate skill with which tbis educational feature is blended into such an admittedly amus ing production; and acknowledge as tonisbmtnt at the eaee w ith w hich tbe audience is made, to accept the cure performed aa both natural and teason able. But why nolT All the world is rapidly accepting Osteopathy as the most rational healing system ever evolved, and Mr. Thomas, who has long had opportunity to note its good work, knows whereof be writes. And an extended success fur . his play is predicted even by those who do not approve of hie audacious innovation For years the youug eon of Augustus Thomas .Sad a slight ntfection of the spine. Many specialists doctored the boy in vain, until Mr. Thomns took him to an Osteopath. In a few reeks he was entirely cured. And now Mr. Tbjmas, out of gratitude, bits made an Osteopath one of the heroes of bis new comedy, "Mrs. Leiflngwell's Boots." N V Town Topics. Reports canm down from Enterprise and different point in Wa'lowa coun ty that the thermometer r gt ridred 2(3 blow zerodurini; the .rf 6ent cold BptlS. KATE CSHKK.KHTATE:Noti iHRivcniliatths UmlerBined bn hctn duly nplntcd udmltilv- ; trator of the eMatu of Kate rshcr, (Teccmed, by j ibe Coumv Court of ITnioIi County, Oregon. All j itrsonn having claitiii agaiimt salJ estate ait j hereby notified to present Ilie name duly verified in the undemigncd at the Is Orande ( fiational Rask, La Uratide, Oregon, within iX j mouths from this date, j . Dated February 16, lUOTi. F. L. MKYKIIS, AilniiniitnUor. 'oH. FIJiS, Attorney (J.M. CHURCH, E.ATE:-Sotic ii herefcy , given that the nnderxigned baa been duly ap pointed executor of the estate of J, M. t'bureh, deceased, and has ijllaliUed as Such. All per aona having claims agaimt aid easiate are here ' by notified to present the iame to the Undersigned at lheoffl.of C H. Finn, Eq Attorney, La Orande, Oregon, with proper vouchers du! verified, within six month, from the date thereof. . Dated and first pabUshed February 16, 1VOY W. 1. CUritCH. Executor PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and Surgeon. (flee ovtr Hill's Dreg Storw, Offlis Phone VA Kesldeoe Phone JU N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adams avenue and Depot 8C OffioaPhoBsZtt Residence Phone 681 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone Til Lewis building, opposite Bomrner House Office Hours, 1 to i, T to S BACON & HALL, . YSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office In Foley building, Phone 1191. C.T. Bacon, Residence Phone 1101 M. K. HaJI, Residence 2U1 DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. Office Soramer Building Office Phone 5-1 Residence Those 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST Office Over Hill Drugstore Ia Grande, Oregon R. I . LINCOLN DENTIST Up stairs, Cor Adams avenue and Depot BW Phone j4 DKS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS . Puy sicians aud So rgei.ns G V Blggers, M. D. Qeo. L. Bigger, M. D Telephone Office lul lUsidcnoe 41 Qffloe' Kilston Building ovor J. M. Berry's Store. Residence on Madison AVe. second door west or former residence, Or. 0. W. Blggen La GRANDE - OREGON Professional calls promptly attended to dayornigtic VETERINAAY SURGEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office at A T Hill's Drug Store La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law ' LA GRANDE, OKEQON Ofllce to nominee 'lulldlnj. J. W. KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Ofllce in RalxUm Kulldln; 1'houe 156 La Orande Or. U.T. Wlllinms a. C. Williams WILLIAMS BR03. ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW Qfflo In RitUton Building Puooe i0s Orande, Or. ACCOUNTANTS VV. I. BISON ETT KXPBHT ACCOUNTANT OUce with J.'!'. Williamson, La Grande Partiea itdiiug the serriees of a com peteut bookkeeper are au-j. reJ satis factory rssults. i'ricee reasonable D. C. KELLEY, Books posted and coat plicated ac counts adjusted. Tea im papers a Solulty. Notary Public. Claims against the goreintnent considered. Correspondents sol (cited. Addres Luck box C13 AOKINISTRATOH'S SALE Id the Oiuuiy Courtof the Hlate of Orrgoa or Union County. In tbe matter ot the Estate of Jane Bal), deceased N"Mc U hereby given thjt the UJdorslucd at hlininittrUr of tbe (wtalc of Jaue Hall, dec. aed, pursuaul to an or der of t. e above entitle I Court, made and en tered on the Utb diiy of Durtombur A D 1 VI will from aud after Monday the titu day ot March, AD 11105. jroceed to aell vt trivate sale for cash to the highe'. bi.ldjr, ah)ect to Con armallou by th Court, all thariht, title aud Interest of Hall decedent, la and to the fbliowlug described real entatc, towit: -An undivided one half luteratt in lots 1 and i, and all of lot 8 in Muck UM of Chaplin's Addition to La Grande Oregon; an undivided one baifiut rent In and to lot lix aud the north twenty -one feet of Lot 7 in Block 14 in Arnold's Addition to La Grande, Uul on County, Oregon subject to the lifi euite of Ueorke Ball, thcrein,aud a tifc.nuage of $70) on Lou 1 aud 3 in Block IL2 ns at remld.or so much thereof as is ne"essar to pay estate debt. Dated at La Urande, Oregon, and first I ul lished this December 2sth, 1WM. GEORGE BALL. Adminis'raor. . TEAMS WANTED J L Mars wishes to hire twelve teams to haul rook. Inquire at Oregon Tro dntHi Company's new building. 1 0LASsiriED AYE ANYT IN'G TO SELL LET : THE PEOPLE HFAR ABOUT IT THROUGH 'THIS DEPARTMENT AND YOU WILL FIND A BUYER. IF TOu WANT TO BUY EX PLAIN YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS. For Sale FOR SALE OR TKApE 6 good work horses, 1 S inch wagon, 1 4 inch logging truck, 1 inch logging truck. JOUN ANTHON?. FOR SALE Pure iired Black Minorca Roosters from Imported Stock Also Eggs for hatching. - v KD Haisten Hec.ond Hand Store Board and Lodging by Mra Goodall 2lU3rdet. Phone 707 tf For Rent FOR KENT Barn 3 stxlls, water, close in. Apply to Baker tBroe grocery store FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms to rent. Inquire ot Mra Zuber. FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or without bath. In best residence umuuiL. luquire t Cor ourtii ana Main st., the George Hansen proper ty. Jan 6 tt FOR RENT One six room house, good looatiou. One five room ojt tage furnished complete. A new five room house, all modern , Im ' pro veme nts. La Orande Invest ment Co. , Foley Hotel Building . Lost LOS 1' By Mrs rred btanley, In this city yesterday, a pearl collar pin. The tinder will pleahe leave same at the residence ot Mr J M Berry and reoelve reward for same. WANTED To boy legelmate business State what you have (or sale Address 33 care Observer. P 8 tf I Oregon Produce Co . Phone 1761 La Grande, Oregon. $ Corner Jefferson Avenue and ' Greenwood Streets. Largest Packing House In .Eastern Oreiron. ; Will Pay I! Pxnce ior O WOOD SAW G. W, ALLEN, Proprietor., All Orders receive prompt attention Phone 184G Residence 615 Osborn St. s 10 PERCENT OFF ; On all cash purchases of $1.00 or over, complete stock: of xnears poultry, lard, our, own' cured breakfast bacon' and hams a specialty. Phone 1601 j I. HARRIS We pay the highest market price for hides, pelts, and furs Try the Obuerver for first class Job Work. Todays news today, when you read the Observer Advertisements Shingles, Shingles Two oar loads of Brat class shir.glea just received by the Stoddard Lumber Company. . home Cured If you want a good home cured bam or baoon or first iolasa lard. Call at the Harris meat market. Opposite Gedde. 2-1 3-1 For Investments In 1 MALHEUR COUNTY Write to C. T. Mr DANIEL Ontario. . . .. . ...... . .Oregon The Best Physic When you want a physio that la mild and gentle, assy to take an4 front 1 to tW nl im.li a always use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Kewllu Drug Company. LA GRANDE MARBLE WORKS E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor, Complote assortment of fin est marble and , granit always on band. Estimates cheerfully furnished upon application. . Headstones and Monuments A Specialty J-Tiarhest On sh Marketable THE CEHTENlfIL Mrs, A. E.MarchUon and Miss C M. Clam, fro pa. 1 BOARD CT THE DAI OS WEEK K001S WITH OB WITHOUT BOiCB Sp"ll rat furnished monthly patrons. This lioune Is. sbaolutuly new and Is tUoriiuitlily clean from kitchen to parlor. Every room is on the ground floor. All white help The table U supplied with all the season atJord. Tbe Ontenlal Is oentrally located Adams avenue, between Ureenwood and Kir. La Grande, Oregon. ' CHICKENS WANTED We pay cash for chickens, and want all We can get at our new warehouse on Jef 8on avenne. Grande Rondk Cash Co. !