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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1905)
WDM'S IBS TODAY f . . . ' 1 ' ' ' f ' I WCITHCIJ Tonight and tomorrow, I : . I ; I II II rl I III! I lair ;LA;.OBIANDE ' 1 1 V VOLUME IV RUSSIA'S TERMS OF PEACE By Pciippa New Assosolation St Petersburg April 1 Acoordlng to Psc reimrts clroilated on I be lion rue today state that Russia will cede the out: ero Island of Sskballen to Jaj an and agree to leaf .anchura and Korea pertnently ontsi1e ol the sphere of Rusia influence and the Eastern Chinese railroad be turned over to Japan for cession to China or to an International syndicate upon consider' atlon of $116,000,000 which JaTan is to accept la Ilea of indemnity. Painful Silence By Scripps News Association New York April 1 When James U HyJe, vice president of toe Euaietable Assurance Society, reached his olllceat T0-U0 this morning, be was asked if he intended to resign in response to the demand of the president, James W, Alexander, who yesterday threatened to start an investigation of Hyde to be accompanied by a public exposure of alleged questionable methods. 'Hyde replied "I have nothing to ssy I intend to maintain my pulley of silence. There may be a statement later. From people cloi-e to Hyde It is learned that he will refuse to resign and will go on to the bitter end The conference olosed at three forty five It was announced that the com mlttee representing the equitable policy holders, demanded twenty eight o( fifty twj direotors. The two exist ing vaoanciea in the board are to be filled by men chosen by the policy holders. Mr Root, counsel for the Equitable, stated that he would recom ' mend acceptance of this plan to the board of directors. Briber Sentenced , "i By Soripps News Association ) ' Milwaukee April 1 F-eupervior Jacob was sentenced one year to the bouse ot correction for aceeptu g a bribe of $300 In 1900 If You Would Men and Women Wear Ask -at - . ... New belts New Collars 15c up New Silk waista $2,75 to $10 New Suit silks m ' - " ."va'J" t it LA SORE SPOTS IN THE BACK What are those sore spots in your UokT Do yoo ku.wT Hare you often wondered T Did ton ever auk a doctor I Did h seem much Interested? What did he tail yon? Did be remove tliem? Hare yoo them there yet? Do yon not know that Osteopathy says , these pre spots along the spinal oolomn are associated with various diseases; and maybe are the direct cause of yoor ill health; and that such "lesions" ought to be corrected? Then why csrry sore spots with you through life n hfn probablj a, fbW osteopathic treat, ments wonld remove tbtm? Chicago Men's Turn (By Scripps News Association Chicago, April l.-The beet trust In ""S-.Mcs i- r. M iiie UbUhgo packers are concerned, is about over for the present., Only 'Chicago men were summoned to appear before the grand jury today. The - grand jury will, at the end of today's session, adjourn to meet agla next Wednes day. Fiona the Indications sbont ths jury room today, the jury is about to end the In vestigation or return Indict ments. The packers claim to have In tel mation that the Investigation will be brought to an abrupt close this afternoon, though those Interested on the other side claim It is but the be tinnrng ot the end. American Interests By ttoripp News Association Wasbii gton April 1The navy dr partment was advised this morning of the arrival rtf the cruiier Brooklyn at QvanUnarao, Cuba, and immediately departed thereafter for Port A u Prince llaitti to proteot American interests. A New Record By Boripps News Association . Halifax April 1The steamei Vib torlan , the first steamship to cross the Atlantio with a tnifeioe engine was lighted off this harbor on ber voyage from Liverpool this" morning. The steamer baft 1500 pauengers on board, most of whom are bound for the west. Know What New Suits for Men and Boys New Top Coats for Men New Silk and Tailor Miits for Women New Dresses for tht Queen of the House SPECIAL RIBBON SALE Thursday, Friday, Saturday 20c to 30c Ribbons Cr the yard IOC THE FAIR Ladies' Tailored Hats We have jnst opened some extraordinary good values ia beautiful tailored" hats come in and see them. They are beauties as wjII as money savers. GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON SATURDAY. APRIL L (905 BANK OFFICIALS ARRESTED (By Scripps News Association) loraine Ohio,' April 1 K P KaueJn, cashier B D Walker, assistant cashier nd D Walker, bookeeper of . the Cltl sens Saving bank which fal'ed yeaUr day because of a $90,000 dsflcleaUy were arrested this mornings - The cashier was charged wlthembea zlementthe others with complicity, They are nil young men The prisoners were taken to fclyrla, the county; seat and placed in jail. Judge Lord fixed their bonds 13.000 wkfeh - ? : been furnished up to noon . Shont Is Chairman IBy Boripps Newr AscooUtloa Washington D O April ' 1 Tbs President today' appointed Theodore I tL-nt ,i!ie president of the Clover Leaf Railway Col,, chairman of the Isthmian ' Canal Commission. Mr Bbonts visited the White House with Secretary Morton and received the appointment from the President. Russian Warships By Borippe News Association Island ot Perim April 1 Five Rns sian warships passed here at sunset bound for Jljuiil. Marconi And Bride By Sorippa New Assooiatlon New York April I Marconi, tbe wireless telegrapher and his brids ar rived here today on tbe steamer Cam paca from Liverpool Refinery Burned By Scripps News Association . Cleveland O. April I The immense plant of tbe National Refining Co. was totally destroyed by fire this after noon. The loss is $200,000. Ten thous and barrels of oil wss also destroyed.' Smartly Dressed THE FAIR New Shirts New Shoes New Fancy Vests New Neckwear New Fancy and Plain Hosiery INJURED BY A BOMB THROWER (By Scripps News Association) Lod, AprU 1. Polios Commission er Bzaboloncs, of the second dUtrlct has been seriously Injured today by a bomb thrown at hint on the street. Special Commissioner By Scripps News Association New York April 1 Professor Jso b H Hollander has been appointed a speaial commissioner to San Djminjo, tor the purpose of inrestigsting tbe fiaanoial system and condition ol the gorernment to report to lt president. us sailed for Porto Kioo today and will there transfer to the . United 8lates steamer Chattanooga, which i- plaoMak hi, icu Cuiu m- ingo. Heexpecu to return about the Ust ot May Dismissed (By Scripps News Association) New York. Aorll 1. Th ntti na clerk, DHolt, charged with a shortage n nia accounts on the cruiser 8sn Franolsoo. from the AaUtta aintlnn and who was recently tried, was today released by the eoortmartial but was discharged from' the nary in aooord ance with the finding of the court. Holt was well liked br the orew who mail op his shortsge. Anti-Trust Bill . (By 8oripps News Association) Lincoln, April 1. Both houses of tbe legislature passed the Jnnkln Aatl Trust bill aimed at the packers who seek to destroy competition by cutting prioes in certain localities, fha rnor will sign. ' ' Today's Grain Markets Chicago April 1st, The quotations on me mariec lo asy on grain was as J. 11 m ioiiows: May option, wheat 11 IS, oorn oats t0.2'' h k.t i.wj corn au.47, oats 18.28, Plotting Massacre By Scripps News Association Crete April 1 II Is aainrtiuf ' th.i the Greeks in Sabnica - are plotting noassaore of all the Balgarians in mat city. : Bill Stolen By Sorippa News Association Lincoln Neb April 1 Tbe cigarstte bill which passed both houses of tbe legislature uas disnprwared from the olerks desk ol the senate. It is ebare- d that the Tobacco Trust is as the bottom of the dUappearsnee. In Erie Canal By Scripps Newa Association. Little Kail, N Y., April l. Engineer Williamson and fireman Wrlht were killed and several passsngera slightly Injured In a wreck caused by tbe Wt-st Sore train strikinir a laud slide at of Johnsville, roiling don an emhank mant. Tbe engine toppled Into the uric canal. Large Loan tforipps News Assocatlnn) Lonlon. Aurll 1 A disDatub fr,,u 8t. Psunburg says that auother in ternalloan for 100,000,000, will l. issued shortly. At Baptist Church At tbe Fiisl Baptist Church torrn.r row at II o'clock Rev Fianklin will speak on the great Chapman meetings in Portland. He will tell yon something of what he saw and beard and some of the impressions rued upon bim while time. Come and ae some ol the Are. You are oordiajy in vited. Bemember that Rev Q L Tuff. ia to speak in Baptist church In lh evsnio(. Come and bear him. Every body weloome. Wife is Away IV mtn s4a mai A.a. .a r v uvsj uiu ruuusjr m fiUy girl wa know he Is getting 1. Elgin Recorder, a old MINERS BURIED ALIVE (ByHcrlppa News Association) Tooson, Arlsona, April 1. Four Mexican miners are known lo be bnried alive, and fire art serlonsly Injured by a oTs-in at the mines of the ImMriil Copper Co., near Uie Hilver foil Ust aigni ulnars may bar perished, bat it Is believed tbe bodies of all dead hare been recovered. ocC munon 111 By dcrlppsNews Association! ' Washington D O April lSeoretarv Morton who was to acoomnany the President on bis western trio has been obliged to cancel arrangements an account of sn abscess in hi car. His case is not consideraJ serious, tot it is of suoh a nature s to necessitate bis prssence In Washington to receive medical treatment. I Graphophonc Free THE RAINBOW STORE ! Auction Sale I I Watches, Clocks, Rings, Jewelery of all kinds, Cut Glass, Silver ware, Platedware, Knives and Forks, Etc MONDAY, APRIL 3, '05 ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD H.W. HEWITT. NUMBER 131 Emperor's Reception Tangier, Morocco. March SI Pre- parations are com plete for the reception j oere or emperor WUlUm. The pier t baa - been earneted and daMiratad nl ' numerous arches hare been erected in tha streets alons the route of the pro- .. oession. Tbe Moorish and German , flags arc dlsplaped everywhere. The garrl on, newly uniformed, today re- hearsed its part in tbe reception, under Kadi 8ir Harry Mac Lean. Tbe natives are very authasiaatlo over tbe welcome to la given the German emperor. - Emperor William will land at 3 o' clock a. m.. and will be received nt the mole by ALdel Makek. a Moorish deputation, representative of the dip lomatic corps an J members of the Ger man colony. His inajeaty will then proceed to the palaoe, whioh baa faeo placed at his disposal by ihe snlUn. Aflr " nlCtCS La wilt uri to the Maraban platean, where tea in the Moorish fashion will be served in a tent sent by the saltan, and Abdel Makek will read a letter from the sultan bidding " the emperor formal welcome and present the sultan's gffts. This ceremony will be followed by a military fantasia and roan h past by tba garrison of Tangier. Mr Lon Cleaver left thia moraiog tor a short visit to Union. 233ESs5?' FOR $20 .' I 'HIS may sound strange to -1 you, bat if you will cull 1 we will convince you that it is': what we mean. , We wiil sell you Shoes, Hats, Cap?, Millinery, Shins, Suits, Trunks, Suit Oases, Dry Goods of all kinds, Notions, Watches, Clocks, all kinds of Good Jewelery, and everything ' usuall found in a firat-clHsa I up-to-date Dry,v. Goods and Jewelry Store, , us clieap or cheaper than any one audvgive , you a With $20 in trade. You don't have to do all the . trading at one time. Call and hear the graphophone. 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