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- VOLUME IV
RUSSIANS MAKE
SEVERAL ATTACKS
By Scrippa News Association
Tokio May 22 A report Iroro lbs
hont states thai tb Raesieos have
attacked several Japanese posts la the
neighborhood of Llao river. Oa May
20th aa attack on Tang Shed waa re
pulsed ith a loaa o! three hundred to
the Russisas. ' ;
SECRET SESSIONS
TO BE OMITTED
Scripps News Association
Salt Lake May 22 The Western Fed
ration of Miners opened a three weeks
session heie this morning. Two band
red delegates, representing all the pro
dnolog states in the America and
British Colombia, were present.
r resident jaoyer created a surprise
by removing the star chamber of cessi
ons. Be declared that they worked
an injury to the cause of organised
labor, as campaign education was es
sential to suocesr, and the secret
sessions, always in the past, has I been
attended by spies bited by the corpor
ations who made false f reports. The
public Is invited to attend all sessions
Denies Jurisdiction
Bcripps News Association -
Washington May 23 The trial of
August M Maohen, which was set (or
this morning, went over until tomorrow
on request of the attorneys. They will
raise the question of the right of the
Government to try Macben in this
jurisdiction.
In Bad Condition
Scripps News Association
New York May 22 Billy Randall,
one time a well known bate ball pitch
er of the Paoiflo Coaat, i waa today
found on Brooklyn street in a desti
tute condition from hunger and neg
lect. He was sent to the hospital,
aod is now iu a somewhat demented
condition.
Rev Father Moore is In the cityto
day visiting old time friends. Father
Moore la on his way home to Beverton
from Ksnsas City .
$2
LONG PANTS SUITS, in
and fancy worsteds, siDgle
prices range from
BASE BALL AND BAT FREE
With Boy's Suit worth $3 and over
GRF AT SPECIAL SALE OF
TQ AC Buys your chice of olir $12.50 silk suits THIS WEEK, ttuse suits are special
M'yy values at regular prir."st ynu will find them equal to regular $15 00 a
suits elsewhere. There is nothh.g c..ap about the suits ex- ept tbe price...,., vp"."!)
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NO BELLIGERENTS
v IN FRENCH WATERS
By Bcripps News Association .....
8aigon May 22 Admiral Deion-
quires haa just returned from a tour
along the Aunam coast, where he
went to inv atigate the report that a
portion ol the fleet of Rojestventky
bad returned and was lying off port
DeAyot. Us announces thst no bel
ligerent vessels bad put into aay of
ths ports along the coast since May 14.
Japanese Strike
By Scripps News Association
Honolulu, Hawaii, May 23. A wire
less message from Tshslna, Island of
Maul, the scene of the ootbreasTot the
Japanese strikers, reports that the
condition now is tranquil, the arrival
of the polio and. the military rain.
forcemeats from the city preventing
xpummI leuewai m .i'ua iruuvia.
Troops, with a number of Gatllu guns,
are patrolling and tbe Japanese are
camping out. The strike leaders reit
erate ti promise to return to work
Wednesday. v . ..
Sulphite Plant Burns
(By Hcrlppe News Association) I '
Applet on, Wis , May 22 The sul
phite plsnt of the Riverside' Paper
Company was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. . Tbe loss Is estlmatsd
at one hundred and twenty five thous
and dollais.
May Wheat Jumping!
, (By Pcripps News Association)
Chicago, May 22. May wheat, which
olosed at ninety eight cents per bushsl
Saturday, opened this morning at one
dollar, and In ths courss of an hour.
jumped to one dollar and three cents,
May corn Las gone op to fifty eight
and one balf cents per bnsbel In sym
pathy. '
Russian Officers Taken
By Sotipps News Association
Tokio, May 22-1 1 is reported hers
that a junk filled with Russian ofBoeri
has been captured It Is presumed
that the Russians were making a re
connaisance from Vladivstock at the
time of tbe capture.
BOYS'
Extraordinary
if you have not visited our boys' suit department this sprit gt wo
promise you a am prise both in point of large ashoitnjnit and
reasonableness iu priee. v,
Good Serviceable suits, $1.50 and $2.00.
I rn For this price we
have a large assort
ment" in the newest styles, in
pleasing patterns, values equal
to regular $3 00 suits'.
sizes from age 10 to 20, in tweeds, cheviot, serges and plniu
and . double breasted cots, J CA a ff
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LADIES' SILK SHIRT
All Silk- Suita at Reduced
Prices Uiia Week. Nrt Reserves,
No Exceptions. :
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GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON MONDAY, MAY 22.1905
SEVEN KILLED
v BY EXPLOSION
(By Scripps Nsws Association)
Columbus. Ohio. Ma 22. Sevan
men were killed and many buildings
damaged by the esoloaion of a boiler
of a Hocking Valley engine at one forty
n re mis arternoon. "The disaster oc
curred at . the - Mound street shops,
where the engine bad just corns In for
repairs. Fortmsn Orondy and sli
hostlers were working xroond it at tbe
time. : Aside from tbe foreman, tbe
Identified bodies are those of Win.
brown, Fred Schudtley and Jake Davis.
The names of tbe other victims are un
learned. 3:8l P. M. (Later) To more bodies
bve been Identified and are tboea of
Edward Hand and Jobs Blrimingham
The unidentified is a Polish laborer.
The other workmen were Injnrsd.
Worse Than - Reported
" ' By Scripps News Association.
Berlin, May 22 The Berlinger
Tsgeblatt aaye that the Injuries re
oelved by tbe Empress Augusta Vic
toria when she fell down stairs at
Weisbadea yeaterdav are mora serious
than war at first reported. Tbe paper
declares that she sustained a sprain of
tbe right ankle, and open wound In
tbe right foot, and. Injury to the knee
rap aa well as a wound on tbe bead. -
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Russian Vessel Sighted
By Borippe News Association
Hong Kong May 22-A , Russian
orusier, accompanied by a transport
which was heavily loaded, was sighted
off Hainan StratU beaded West today.
Killed ? At lib Office
Bcripps NswiTAssoclation
Savannah, Ga.. May 21 D 8 Berry,
former state representative and a pro
minent lawyer; waa shot and killed at
the door of bis office here today. There
is no olue to the ajayer or to his
motive.
Seize Russian Vessel.
By 8oripps Nws Association
Chefoo, May 22 A report from Port
Arthur sss that a Japanese frce of
one hundred men aelzed the Russian
stesmer Kazan Saturday in ths bnrbor
of Port Arthur, on the ground that the
stesmer wss a war vessel. .
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Values in
SUITS
CO (f At this price we
8h0Wt thi9 8pripg
some values which we never
have teen able to offer t lest
than $3.60 to $4 00. We have
them in Cheviots and -tweeds;
neat and dressy and built to
wear. . ;
WAIST SUITS
SITUATION GROWS
MORE DESPERATE
By Scripps News Association
Chioago Ma 2f The failure of
peace negotiations in the final stare
Ol tbe teamsters' strifes lends s kitii-r
aspeottotbe conditions todiyl Tbe
City aod oourtry ar. preparing armed
loroes wbtca now number. Hire lb
saod five hundred, :bis with ihn in.
tentton of being In readings to oops
with any renewal of violenoe, or spread
of dissatisfsotion to a vastly . larger
number of men. Pract cally all ne
gotiations for peace are off Both sides
are adjusting themselves for an even
more determined struggle. Sheriff
Barrett and Mayor Dunne reiterate
their determination to call for troops
tbe moment that their forces are un
able to quell disorders, Ths drat
movemeut toward a spread of the
dreti teamsters of tbe Edwaid Hies
Lumber company struck beosuse sever
al ol their number had been discharg
ed for refusing to deliver material to
tbe unfair depaitment stores. This is
thong t to be the beginning of a
moveuent to tie np tlb building oper
ations in Cbicgi. " r, ,. ,y
8TEIKE BREAKERS ARRIVE ,!
- 10 a m-Thirty teamsters of the
Rit enbonse, Embree Lumber com
pany walked out tiiia morbing rather
than make deliveries to the boycotted
oonoerns. .The early trains brought
oat, hundred and fifty strike breakers
from Indianapolis and Cincinnati.
Another additional consignment is
expected this evening. Joseph Cviols
mistaken lor a strike breaker wuile
on his way to work this morning, wss
essulted at tbe intersection of Jack,
son Boulevard and Jefferson street
and was seriourly injured. Bis as
sailants took $76 00 from him. biz
man suspected of tbe orime have been
arreted.v ,,
CONTEMPT CASES CONTINUED
Frank Voolker, a press feeder, was
snot and badly wounded during the
night as a result of an enoounter with
deputy sheriff Fitzgerald. The con
tempt hearings before Federal Judge
Kohlsaat in the Injunction cases wars
again continued this morning, pending
ine closing np of the preliminary
hearings before Master In Chancer
Sherman, wbiob is ezpeoted to occur
tnis afternoon.
CAN GET TBOOP8 QUICKLY
Mayor Dunn today talked with Gov.
ernor Oeenen by telephone and said
that the Governor assnrod him that it
would take but two hous to plsce
state troops In the streets of Chicago,
in case the mayor mad the reaneit.
A call of two hundred more policemen
was made today by Chief O'Neill. A
mob of several hundred this afternoon
made an attempt to do bodily barm lo
Harry Thompson, a union teamster,
who accidentally ran down Mrs. Nellie
McCarthy on Adams street, seriously
injuring ber. ' The polio were on hand
and suocseded In rescuing Thomas.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT
President Shea and the secretarv of
the teamster's district roonoll met at.
toroeyLevy Mayer at the letter's ( of-
nee this aftei noon and sought ;to re
vive the peace negotiations which haa
been broken off, and given a set back
by the action of tbe teamster's iolat
oounoll Saturday night.
. FIVE APPOINTED
As the conclusion of a conference
with tbe mayor, it is announced t'uat
a committee of five will be appointed
to tbe- teamsters council toniabt to
act with president Shea and Beed in
conducting peaoe negotiations for the
settlement of tbe strike.
Tbe committee will meet with the
mayor tonight. Beed said that ha
had submitted a new proposition to
tbe mayor, and that hs considered the
prospects of pesos good.
DIPHTHERIA AMONG
THE "HELLO" GIRLS
By Scripp New association
Seattle May 23 An epidemio of
diphtheria threatens thr.e bnndre
telephone operators, due to Infected
transmitters. Twelve girls now have
tbe di'eise. The health boird hss
DATER CONFIRMS
MINISTER BOWEN
(By Scripps News Association)
Washington May 22 Ex-minister
Bowen called upon . Secretary Taft
this morning and left additional
p ipers bearing cn the Bowen-Loomls
controversy. It (a understood that
Bowen bps suggestel' that Loom is
produce ths stubs to bis check book.
sod that this might throw soms light
npon the subject of the alleged money
transsctions with the asphalt com
pany. John Q Oater, correspondent
for the New York Herald, at Caracae,
admitted to Secretary Taft today that
Bowen talked with him regarding
Loomis and tbe charges against, biro
He said that tbe stories regarding
Loomis were common gossip in Cara
cas, .i ;
POSrPONE.- DECISION w
Tbe president hss decided to post
pone bis deoision in the Bowen-Loom
ls controvsrsy until aftr tbe arrival
of William Russell, late miuUter to
Columbia, who was formerly secretary
of the legation at Caracaa. Russell ts
wanted as a witness and will probably
not teaoh Washington for two weeks.
WILL RENDER
TWO REPORTS
Scripps News Association
Fresno, Cal., May 22 As a result
or me stand taken by tbe Cumberland
Presbyterian, the church paper for
organio union, resolutions have hann
tntrodnood asking for the removal of
smss uiark as editor. Tbe resolutions
went to the committee. A report of
tbe special commutes' on organio union
will come up late this afternoon. There
will be two reports. The minority will
ciaim tnat tne vote la the presbyteries
was not constitutional. It la 'verv
probable that the majority vote will
oe adopted. ,
Loses His Suit
Scripps News Association
Ohicago May 22 Dr L C H Zeigler
today loss ths .suit against ilia Mo
Vickers estate for one hundred tbou
sand dollars, claimed to .be due for
professional services to Mrs Harriet O
MoViokers, widow of the theatrical
man who made a large, lorluna in
Chioago. Mrs Me Vickers Jid in
California and wss attended by Dr.
Zeigler, who is sn osteopath. Jod
Cutting ordered that Zufgler file a bill
for a reasonable amount.
Today's ' Grain Market
By Scripps Nsws Association
Chicago, Msy 2i The Quotations
of grain on the Chloaeo stock exohaoira
today were as follows: Wheat opened
at W.B9 and closed at 1.01: corn
opened at 10.53 and olosed at 0 66?: I
oats opened at 0.30 and closed at
Tackle
That Tickles
It does a fisherman good to look over
our fine line of fishing tackle, this yrar
it is larger and better than .ever. It
contains a number of brand new things
that you will want to add to your equip,
ment as soon ad you see them ard it
doesn't cost much to add them when
you get them here. Our stock of reels,
flies, lines and rods afford an oppor
tunity for everyone to tit, up a good
outfit at a very reasonable cost.
. Wheather you think of buying or
not we will be glad to have yon . see
what is new in the' way of anglers'
goods.
NEWLIN
NUMCER 174
ATLANTIC MAKINGH
SPLENDID TIME
By Scrlppi News Association
: New Fork, May 22. Three etesmers
report by wireless telegraphy that (bey
sighted the American yaoht "Atlantic
Saturday night, alx hundred miles
miles due Fast of .Sandy Hook. She
was needing East and was making
seven aod one half knots ier honr. .
To have reached that point, she most
have averaged a little more than eight
oois per noor since the - time she
made the start. -
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PROPER PLACE
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and fumily to secure
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The best candy
, . The beat Ice Cream ,
' The best equpped candy . :
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. The best Soda Fountain '
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