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VOLUME IV
IA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1905
NUMBER 141
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BOTH
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BITTER
By Scrippa Newt Association
Chicago April 13 What was consider
ed a flDal conference on both lidea ta
the teamster 'a atrika adjourned tbla
' morning, having failed to agree npon
any plan by whloh tha atrika oonld be
arbitrated. The teamsters ius-st that
the garment workers abould be con
sidered in aDy settlement, but the
emplowre refuse toarhilraU ntHn.
bat the teamsters phase o( tLe .dispute
The execotiv board of the Federation
ot Labor will be called to oonsider the
calling oat of the express drivers aod
affiliated anions, with a view to ex
tending the atrike. The employers
will also hold a meeting this afternoon
to the purpose of forming a plan for
offensive campaign. Each aide is de
termined and bitter, Minor 'distoro
anuea characterized the progress of the
strikes this morning.
Burton Again Indicted
(By Scripps News Association
8t Louis April 13 The federal Grand
Jury today again indicted United
States Senator Barton, ot Kansas, on
five counts, and three of the .five
charged are that be made an agree
me nt with the Rial to Grain and
Security Co to protect them from
postal investigation. The other two
are on the grounds that he accepted
money for these services.
Dismissed From Army
By Scripps News Association
Washington April 13 The court
martial in the case of Gapt. 3eorge W
Kirkman of the 25th. infantry, For
Niobrara, Nebraska, sentenced him to
dismins 1 from the army. Ti e prin
cipal charge against K rkman was his
relations with the wife of a fellow of
. fioer. The worn m recently committ
ed suicide
Mrs Emma Dickey and daughters,
Rath and Genevieve, of Baker City,
. are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Goj. II
Currey.
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Lot No. 1
95c
Consists of a')out 65 pair of
Misses and children's shoes
in stocks of vici kid, box
calf and kangaroo calf. ;
Value up to $1.60 '
the pair 95c
Lot No. 3 $1.85
About 100 pair of men's
work shoes (the best values
in our stock) boy's and
women's dress shoes md
Oxfords, values up to $2.75
the pair $1.85
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Famous Race Track
Baltimore April 13 This is the date
set by the court for the sale at public
auction ot the famous Pimlioo race
track, and unless the Maryland Jockey
Club aueoeds in saving the property
by bidding it ic, the land will probab
ly be out up into building lots. This
will not interfere, however, with lbs
approaching spring meeting of the
jockey club.
The sale of Pimlioo marks the past
ing of one of the oiost famous race
courses in the east. Pimlico's memor
able contest was the great race during
the fall meeting of 1877, in whioh
Pierre Lorillard'a celebrated horse Pa
role was the winner. The race was a
2-mile and a half three-cornered event
mm rarote, ien rtroeck, and Ochil
tree as contestants. To witness the
race ia which such celebrated entries
were scheduled, people from all over
the United 8tttes Backed to Baltimore
and so great was the interest in the af
fair that congress adj turned to allow
its members to attend.
ARGUMENT IS
CONTINUED
By Scrippa News Association
NewYork April 13 Aigument on
the motion of the counsel for Nan
Patterson to Inxpeot the minutes ot the
grand jury, which indicted the aotresa
as co-conspirator with J Morgan Smith
and wife, waa adjourned today by
Justioe Foster until tomonow tore
noon. Bill Passes House
Soripps Newa Association
Springfield, 111.. April 13. -The
bouse today passed by a two third ma
Jority the reading of the bill making
all pipe lines common carriers, and
giving the railroad commissioners the
power te fix the rates.
Today's Grain Markets
(By Scrippa News Association)
Chicugo, April 13. The quotations
on ths stock exchange todav In the
srain market ia aa 'ollows : Wheat
$1 15 to 11.16; corn 90.4 to
U.9; oata 0.30 to $0.30.
MAMMOTH SHOE SALE
FOR FOUR DAYS
Commencing Wednesday morning we will place our ENTIRE
STOCK OF SHOES on sale at specially reduced prices. ; This
does Dot mean it few pair of odds and ends, but embraces our en
tire stock of shoes without any exception. Iucidently let us men
tion the fact that our shoes made by the Peters shoe company
received tho highest award at the St. Louis exposition.
Remember every pair of Shoes in the Hcuse at
Rec uced Prices for Four Days, Commencing
Wednssday Morning.
Lot No. 2 $1.25
125 pair of meu'ts, boys',
Indies' and children's shoes
in all the style and all the
best and . most wanted
leathers, values up to $2 00
the pair $1.25
Lot No. 4 $2.35
50 paii s of men's and wo
men's dres shoes, also a
few pairs of extra quality
of men's work shoes, values
up to $3.50-
the pair $2.35
BURGLARS
GET
$6,000
(By Hcrippe Newa Association)
Ohnrufusco, Ind.. April 13. Sli
masked burglars this morning early
dynamited the safe In Gandy'a bank
and secured over alx thousand dollars.
The family waa awakened by the ex
plosion and attempted to prevent the
robbery. In the shooting whloh fol
lowed, Mrs. Gandy, wife ot the bank
er, waa ahot In the neck, but the In
juries are not fatal. The robbers
made good their escape
To Replace Captured
"""By Scripps Newa Association
wasnington April 13 The Army
Department has asked the Bunaian
Government for permission to replace
the two offioers of the United 8tatee
army who were captured by the Jap
anese at Mukden.-
We are Growing-
That Onion county is growing is
exemplified in the lees of the oounty
clerk's and recorder's office. For the
n'x months ending September 80 1904,
lbs receipts were $2,365.20, . and tor
the subsequent six months ending
March 31 1906, the receipts weie $3,
334.10. A gain of nearly $1,000
Shoots Society Woman
(By Scripps Newa Association)
Cripple Creek Colo., April 13 Mrs
8amuel Vidleck, wife of a well known
newspaper man and chairman of the
republican central committee,' ahot
Mrs Helen Coulter .Douglas, said to be
a society woman of Colorado Springs,
through the heart io a room at the
National Hotel thia morning. It is
reported that she found her husband
in the room with the woman.
Blow Up Jail
(By Scripps Newa Association)
Clarksburg . Ta April 13-Seven
prisoners in the county jail at Weston
blew up parts of the structure with
nitro glycerine early thia moroin
and made their escape. Bloodhounds
nave been placed upon their tracks and
are now pursuing tbem.
FLEET
MOVES
NORTH
By Soripps News Association
Singapore April , 13 The teamer
"Nubia" reported this morning that
at noon Tuesday she passed the Bos .
s?an fleet, of not leas than forty two
vessels, ia latitude eight degrees north
longitude one hundred and , nine de
grees eaat. The fleet waa steaming
north at the .rate of nine knots an hour
presumably bound for Saigon. ' ""
' HEADED FOtt 8AIQ0N
Hong Kong, April 13 -The Brltlth
eraiaer "1 phegenia'.' telegraphed the
naval authorities by wireless telegraphy
that aha passed forty two Russian
war ships one hundred and forty miles
south ot Saigon, and that the fleet
was headed north. Two Japanese war
ships were passed at Cape Rook, Hong
KoogTuesdsy night, going south at
full apeed.
RUSSIAN FLEr.T COALIXO
London April 13 Nens has brrn re
correct nrre mat toe Knsstan nee: waa
yesterday engaged In eoalinjr ff the
Natnnaa Islands, one hundred and
twenty fire miles from the Auimas
group. . ..
ENGAGEMENTS ON THE FIELD
Gunshu Ling, April IS The . Jap
anese have occupied Tsolin Chu.
northwest of 8cbuan Miaodsky Bet
ter weather prevails and a renew! of
the lighting is expected shortly.
RUSSIANS REINFORCED
Paris April 13 Captain Rode, the
Frenoh attaohs with the ManohuN
ian army, reports that the Russian
srmy his been reinforced and ia now
ready to renew battle. He says that
tbe Japanese advanoe guard is barely
ten miles away, and cavalry skirmish
es frequently coour.
DISLODGE JAPANESE!
Ht. Petersburg, April 13. General
Linevltch reports that tbe Russians
dislodged ; the Jspaneie from their
poaitions in Nanohlntsia on April 11
HOSPITAL SHIP AT SAIGON
Saigon, April 13. The hoapltal ship
of Admiral Pojestvensky arrive 1 here
last night to take on p ovisione, coal
and mediolne. Tbe shin will leave to
morrow to rejoin the main . squadron
ADOLPH WEBER
TO BE SENTENCED
(By Mcrippa News Association)
Auburn Gal., April IS Adolph
Weber, convicted of tbe murder of bis
mother, and ho is also acoused of
tbe murder of bis lather, brother and
sister, appeared in court today for sen
tence. When tbe case was called, the
prisoner was asked to stand up by tbe
court. He looked pale and worn, and
bad to be lifted to bis feet by tbe sber
rif. Tbe defendant's attorney filed
sum roua affidavits to support a mo
tion for a new trial.
. ARGUMENT NOT OVER
Auburn Cal., April 13 S;30 p m At
three-thirty tbe attorneys are sti
arguing. Tbe prosecution has inti
mated that it does not deem II nece
sary to file counter affidavits to any
thLig thur tar brought out by defense
In that case, Judge Prewitt may . dis
pose of tbe motion for a new trial to
day, aod it is free ly predicted that he
will refune to grant a new trial, and
will probsbiv pronounoe . the death
sentence.
TO USE THE
SUBMARINES
. Newport, R. I., April 13.-The third
committee f the Forti float Ion Hoard
of which Rear' Admiral Uharlea
Thomas, U 8 N, la chairman, la de
voting special attention to tbe dangers
Incident to the use of sal mar ins
mines, and it Is learned that in the
forthcoming report emphasis will be
placed on tbe advantage of sobstltu
ting submarine boats for mine in bar.
tor defenses. -
MORE EARTH
QUAKE VICTiMS
By Horipps News A -relation
Simla, April 13 Further reports
from tbe outlying district state that
the recent earthquake caused four
hundred deaths in the state of Mandl,
and that many hundred were killed
in the Sultan-Hur district.
Hunt b Ended
Soripps Newa Asaocation) .,
, Frederick O I April 13 Tbe Presi
dent concluded bis four days' bunt in
day.. The last wolf chase was made
from camp toward tha east line of
the reserve, where the party look
dinner arid rested. Tbe party' is ei-
pected here at five this afternoon,
where Qovernor Ferguson and party
are wailing the President, and will
escort him to the train, which will
leave ai eiftht-twenty five for Colrrado
Tbe President is expected to make a
oriel speeen to the crowds thai are
awaiting nim. Aside from the wolves,
tbe party killed eleven coyotes and
captured two ooons Tuesd y night
Tbe entire party are iu high spirits.
Watching the Fleets
By Sciipps New Assosoiatlon
Washington, April 13. -The Navy
Department r-as been advised that the
cruiser Raleigh sailed , from Labuan,
Borneo, for Cuya in the Philippines.
Tbe Raleigh ia natohing the move
ments of the hostile fleets, and Is evi
dently Informed of tho departure of
the Russian fleet northward.
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FOR HOUSE CLEANING TIME
DENNtSON'S DECORATED CREPE PAPER
" tbe latest spring designs
ALL SIZES OP WIRE PICTURE RACKS
10c, 15c and 25c
SHELF PAPER,
YELLOW, BLUE, GREEN, PINK AND WHITE
NEWLIN
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ATTEND
Auction
At 2:30 and 7:30 Daily,
Four Prizes Given away at Each Sale
Goods at Auction
Diamonds Watches,
. ' Seats
H. W.
A. L. LOWENSTEIN,
' Auctioneer
FIND
TRUE
BILLS
By Soripps Newa Association.
Chicago April 13 Two indictments
were returned iy the United Eta tea
Grand Jury investigating ;the alleged
beet trust this morning. Bench wax
rants were immediately issued by
Judge Humphreys for the appreben
sion of the persons named in the
vramnta .- !..;' -
by the court to keep the namea quldt
outil the arrests bad been made. Tba
baee ot tbe indictments Is said to be "
eonsplrary and intimidation of wit
nesses, although perjury may be the
allegationa.
INDICTMENT RUMORS
: It is rumored that the indiotments
will ie elude the head of one oe the big
packing oompanies and a prominent
employee of another. Edward D Fish
one of the department managers ot
Sobils and Sulzberger, who returned
from Canada yesterday, was arrested
todav and held on a Wn thousaud
dollar bond to appear as a witn e?s be
fore he Federal Grand Jury. '
Coal for Russians
' By Soripps News Association
Parle April 13 Herr Beckel. tl e
Russian agent has, aooording to a
dispatch from St Petersburg, collected
seventy thousand tons ot ooal at Salg '
on and fifty thousand tons at Shanghai
for tbe ore of tbe Russian fleet.
DRUG CO.
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HEWITT'S
Prices Between Sales
CutGlass and Silverware
tor Ladies
HEWITT.
Haworth Building,
Adams Ave. and -Fir
Street
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