La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 13, 1905, Image 1

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VOLUMEIV LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY. JUNE 13. 1905 " NUMBER 1Q2
PEACE SEEMS
ALMOST ASSURED
(Scripps News Association)
Toklo, Juna 13. General Oyama re
port that on Jane 11 some mixed
oolomrtsof Buulaa troops attacked
; the Japanese in the vicinity of Ying
ecbing, Erabipllpao and 8hapang T1,
but that all attacks aero repulsed.
APPOINTMENTS EXPECTED '
Waebiogtou 13 The oall of the
Russian ambassador Cassia! on" tlie
President was made shortly after noon
yeeterdsy, eontrary to the nial fn-
tom. He presented himself at the
main part of the bouse i&sted of at
tbb President's offios in the West wiug
This fact indicates tbe importaooe of
Vi inrriw A Itknnvh mhamol r
Meyer bas already lranamiitd tbe
substance of Russia's rer ly, the official
notification to tbe President will not
be made until Count Caesini ' bas
brought it in person. Ibe announce
ment of the names of the plenipoten
tiaries is expected with! a a day cr two.
CABLEGRAM RECEIVED
Washington. Joue 13 Tbe Presi
dent bas recti red ambassador Meyers'
dispatch, conveying the formal ac
ceptance of tbe Russian Government to
the peace preposition of Roosevelt, and
confirming the' oral communication
made by minister Caselnl yesterday.
HAS NOT ARRIVED
Washington, Jnne 13. At six this
evening tbe foreign office announced
that Japan bad not yet informed Russia
when she desired to meet tbe peace
envoys, but communication is expect
ed at any moment..
COMING TO WASHINGTON
London, Jujy 13 A report from St
Petersburg slates that M YVitte, preai
dent of the council of ministers, will
leave immediately for Washington in
connection with tbe peace negotiations
MAY MEET AT HAGUE
Washington June 13 lo high offi
cial circles it is understood that Tbe
Hague will likely be a compromise for
tbe location of tbe meeting between
the Japanese and Russian peace pleni
potentiaries, as nesrly every other lo
cation suggested"ig unfavorably re
garded by one of tbe belligerent
powers. Tbe Hague bas a seutimental
claim upon tbe entire world as a meet
ing plaoe for pesos tribunals. Ths
naming ol the plenipotentiaries will
probably be simullanous w.th tbe fix
ing of tbe time and place of tbe meet
ing. Tbe President received tbe very
warmest congratulations for bis
achievements in tbe direc'ion of peace,
from tbe cabinet at a melting of the
members today.
Major Burke Dead
- (Scripps Ntws Association)
- Mobile, Ala June 13 News has been
received here of the death of Major
E A Burke, ex-state treasurer of
Louisiana, at Honduras. He was a
promoter of cotton at tbe United States
exposition, and his defalcations forced
him to take refuge in Honduras sever
al days ago.
Another NewRecord
Scripps News Association
Chicago, Ijtins IS Ths Lake Shore
6peoial making a test run from Buf
falo to Chicago, for tbe purpose of
scouring a bsMt for establishing a fast
train from New York to Chicago in
competition with the Pennsylvania
eighteen hour flyer, completed a run
of five hundred and twenty aix miles
today in four hundred aad seventy
minuter, making a new record.
Motion Denied
Scripps News Association
Albany N Y June 13 Tbe Court of
Appeals this afternoon denied tbe ap
plication made yesterday by Senator
D B Hill to bear a motion for re-argu
ment'in tbe case of Albert T Pat.Ick
Hill will make application to either
one of the Judges or to Governor Hig
gins for a stay of tb pending motion
for re-argument. Should this fail, tbe
case will bi taken to tbe United
States Supreme Court.
Today's Grain Market
Sciipps News Association
Chicago June 13 The ruling prices
in the stock exchange today on - the
prinoipal grains were as follows;
wheat openei at f 0 86 38 - ! closed
at 10.87, corn opened at $0.52 3 4 and
closed at $0.53 1-4, oats opened at
$0.31 and oloeed at $0.30 7-8
INQUIRY INTO
THE BEEF TRUST
8crlppe Nsws Association "
Chicago June 13 The bef trust
inqnirv was resumed today before ths
Federal Graod Jury. Tw prominent
Iowa.tockmen were brought before
the body and testified that, since tbe
railroads bad b So eompellsd to obey
tbe law n quiring ' l.vestock to be
watered evry lwnty-four hours, . ths
roads had In ken off their . pact with
tbe beef trust .
Under tbe former law, the roads re
tarded ths shipments at the Instance of
the trusts in ord. r to regulate tbe mar
ket through the dally receipt Ed
ward G Davis, representing tbe South
Water Street Commission men. . pre
sented new evidence gathered from tbe
fruit growers against the Armour priv
ate car lines
More Yellow Fever
(Scripps Naws Association)
Washington, Juse 13 Seven nw
cases of yellow fever ou tbe Isthmus
of Panama have been reported by Gov
ernor Magoon, and one death Is an
nouDoed. Ineacli iurtance tbe men
affioted were emi ! et In the open air,
where they did not bavo the benefit of
tbe mosquito bare aad other precau
tions .
JUDGE OVERRULES
THE DEMURRER
By Scripps News Association -Portland,
June 13 Judge Dahavan
this morning o vet ruled tbe demurrer
of the defence and sustained tbe indict
ment of tbe federal Gran t Jury
charging 8enator Mitchell wi.h vio
lating tb Federal Statutes in receiv
ing money while tbe Weoetor was a
member of the firm' of Mitchell and
Tanner, from Frederick A Kribs for
expediting claims to land patents.
The trial la set for Tuesday, June 20th
Ths jury panel is now being drawn In
tbe presence of the attorneys fur the
defenoe, who were aoi-orded tbe nnusal
privilege upon request.
Judge Dehaven in overruling the de
murrer said. "Th nl.jiwtlAna nrvwl
against the indictment are as to form.
It is oDen to crlticlHto. vet I think' it
substantially charged the offense de
scribed in tbe statute." Exception.
were filed on behalf ol Senator Mite-
hell, and be was then called upon to
make a pie i, and, through his attorney
entered a plea of not guilty.
INVESTIGATING
STRIKE FRAUDS
WILL B0YC01T
ALL OUR GOODS
Councilman Arrested
(By Scrips News Association)
Pbsladelpbla, Penn , June 13 At
tbe Instigation of Mayor Weaver,
Frank H Caven. selected as council
man of the 31tb waid, was today ar
rested, charged with being interested
In city contracts in violation of his oath
of office. Caven Is held under ten
thoussnd dollar bail for a hearing of
the oase which Is set for Thursday.
Ball was secured and the defendant
was released. .
ill Coin Silver
By Scripps News Association
Panama June 13 Tbe government
of Panama bas decided to coin a mil
lioa silver pesos in order to relieve
tbe demand for silver caused by tbe
activity on tbe canal works and tbe
increase in business.
SILK SALE EXTRAORDINARY
CONTINE8 THIS WEEK
$5.95
For choice from 50 coals and
vests iu faucy worsted, cheviot,
and cassimere. These coats and
vesta are well made and lined
and are real $10 to $12
values. This week your choice
for $5.95.
Stylish Tcp Coats
For men, serge and. eilk lined
$12 to $18
CORREC J CLOTHING
FOR MEN AND BOYS
The label A. B Kirschbaum &Co"iu joucoai stands
for absolute peifectiou in style, fit and workmanship.
If yon want a coat that is made right, inside as well
as outside and that is the only kind of a coat that will
give vou entirely satisfory service try a Kirschbanm
hand made coat. A complete line for your iupp. clion
ou our counters
$7.50 to $10.00 the suite
Boys' Clothing of Real Merit
at Economical Prices
QUALITY RIRST AND PRICES NEXT is our
slogau in this department. Those who have visited
here, all agree that we have done ourselves proud in
both, ip this spiing's suits, and so will you when yoa
examine the incomparable values to be found here at
60c to $7.50 for Knee Pants Suits.
$450 to $14.00 for young Men's Suit,
BASE 8ALL AND
BAT RREE WITH
$3 or over
BOYS' SUITS
SHOE COMFORT AT COMFORTABLE PRICES
Be well shod or you cannot be well dressed.' Shabby
ehber spoil the smartest costume smart shoes add
tone to the oldest gown, let us bIiow you some spring
styles . .
' Bargain Counter Items:
$175 shoes now $1.25. $2 00 shoes now . $1.65.
$2 25, $2 50 shoes $1.85 $3.00, $3.25 shoes $2 35
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BySoiipp Ntfws association
Chicago Ills June 13 Robert damn.
ball, ol the Peabndy Commercial Co.
sppeared as a witness in tbe investiga
Mon before the grand jury in regard to
the alleged criminal practices ol the
labur leaders in connection with tbe
teamsters' strike." It is understood
that Campbell was, asked so throw
light upon the alleged ate of thirty
thousand dollars to prevent tbe strike
teamsters against tbe down town office
buildings, when tbe union tried to
force tbe buildings to use coal instead
of gas.
Joseph Bigsrobaki, the Ob lea go
agent of the St Louis brewing eon-
cern, wss questioned as to the possi
bility of tbe Chicago teamsters' strike
having been oalled at the instigation
of tbe Chicago brewers in order to
bring barm to the St Louis interests.
Joseph Lapham, of ths Lapbam
Briok Company, testified that before
be was able lo secure a settlement , of
tbe strike against bis ooncern , he was
foreed to pay tbe men whom he took
baok full wages for the time lost
while striking. J 8 Field of 'the
Nicberbiflkor Ice company, testified
that in settling tbe strike sgainst his
company, no money was used,
Large Donation J
8cripps News Association
Chicago June 13 Gifts amounting
to over four hundred thousand dollars
to the Chicago University were an
nounced today with the convocations.
No large gift was announced from
Biokefeller, but it is believed, when
tbe president's address Is read, it wil
contain the announcement of a b;K
donatio from the oil king to the
ujiversity.
SHAM BATTLE
IS STILL ON
(8cripps News Association)
Washinptnn June 13 A telephone
message from r ort Monroe ssys that at
three o'clock this morning tbe battle
ships and two other vessels of Admiral
Ulokens' fleet appeared off the fort.
and were theoretically "sunk" bw the
vigorous fire of the coast artillery
guns. According to a report, ths
smaller vessels of the fleet have been
seat up the Pa'omao as Moots, the
neavier vessels making demonstrations
sgainst Fort Monroe.
8M .l.L VESSEL SIGHTED
At ten t'cl.Hjk this morning a small
naval vssel was sighted from Fors
Uent, but it disappeared. Tbe day it
bright and clear, and the artillery of -fioers
are of the opinion that it is al
most suicidsl for Admiral Dickens to
attack until dusk although they
are prepared for any emergency.
There are 3000 corporations lo Or
gon. Their annual reports aie coming
in at the rate of 100 a day to secretary
ol state.
Scripps News Association
TiesTiin. China Joue 13 The Chi
esse guilds have quieily determined to
carry out a plan ol boycotting Ameri
can goods, and Ibe situation is daily
becoming more gloomy for Amerioin
manuiaciurera. Tbe native bum.
papers are refusing advertisements of
American affairs.
Will Visit Portland
(Scripps News Association)
San Franoiaoo June 13 The Con
greseiou'I Committee on irrigation
acoompanied by a number of persona
interested lo irrigation, arrived in
San Francisco from the Sjuth this
morning. They were entertaiued at
lunob at the Us Franois by the Wnter
and Forest Association. This alter-
noon tbey will rest and this ev ming
they will be tendered a baoq let bv
the common w altb Club composed of
prominent business men of this city
who are Interested in ths rechruation
of arid land. Tomorrow
they will lake a trip down tbe Saa
Joaquin valley to Fresno from thence
to Stockton and from thenos to Sao
ramento for a two days trip through
the Sacramento vafley.' The will
then gs to Rioo Nar. to InspeoS Ibe
ditoh near there. After their return
from Nevada tbe pirty will go to
Portland to visit the expo-it ion and
from theaoe thtough tbe states of
Washington, Idaho and Montana.
KING ALPHONSO
RETURNS HOME
Jews Excluded
By Scripps News Association
London June 13 A dispatob from
81 Petersburg today states that ths
proposed representative assembly has
been definitely decided opoo. Tbe
Jews will be entirely excluded from
taking a pari in tbe eleotion of repre
asntatives, bul tbey will bs seleoud
through tbeZemstvoi.
THE
Duke Dies
By Sor'pps Naws Asvro'ttion
Vienna Austria June 13 A cb
Duke Josef died here today.
PROPER PLACE
To - bring your JaJy.
friend or yoar wife
and -family to Becure
the best refreshments
is , . .....
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
The best candy
The best Ice Cream
The beat equpped candy
store
The best Soda Fountain
in Eastern Oregon
! . Turkey ,
- Dusters
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There's no question abut the everyday usefulness of a
feather duster. You van get along without one, but
better with one. Save stoopiug, reaching and climbing,
will do some kinds of dusting better than anything else
The time was when the cost made them luxurious
Our prices ought to make them necessities. After using
one a while you would as soon think of doing without a
broom as a duster. Our s ock of duslers was bought
elope and we can afford to sell tbem iu the same way.
NEWLIN DRUGCoTT
HENRY cS6 CARR
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LICEPJED EflBflLflERS
Lady aspistaut, Calls answeredjday andjiight,
Phone No.21.
J. O Henry. reidenceJ664
J. J. Carr, residence 386
La Qrande Oregon h
(By Scripps News Association
Madrid, June 13 King AlDboneo '
arrived here today from his' visit to
France and England, and on bis wy
to tbe palace was aooorded a tremtu
dous ovation by the people who follow
ed birn totbe palace where be appeared
several times on the balooly and ac-'
knowledgsd tbe cheers of tbe orowd .
He attended special service st the '
Buena Pnoeso church, where a so'emn
MTe I'eoiu" waa rendered in recogni
tion of bis safe ietarn and non from
death at tbe bands ol the botub tbr Jw
log anarchists in Psris
Instructions to Consuls
(oy bonpps Aewa Assuciauon -Stockholm,
Jono 13 The foreign
minister bas lnttrootrd the consuls , of
Sseden and Norway that Swe I en does
not recognize the provisional govern
ment of Norway, dircctlnit tbem to
continue to exsrolse their funotlons as .
before the separation was announoed.
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