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TODAY'S HOTS TODAY
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LA: GRANDE
VOLUME IV
LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 15. 1905
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By Borippe News Association
W-hir.gton Jane 15 The Presi
dent has Uaoed tbe following: "When
the two governments. Bossia end
Japan, were unable to agree upon
cither Cheto or Peril, tbe President
suggested tbe Hague, bat both Gov
ernments bave now r quested tbet
Washington be chosen as the place ol
mee(togof the plenipoteotlarie" erj
tbe Preeideut Lai accordingly formal
ly notified both Government tbet
Washington could bo eeleoted.
FOR A , JJEW RUSSIA -St.
, Petersburg, Jane Is -Tbe
,Russ,, today declares that the ,iov
ernment withoat the people's support
is impoMiui 10 couunue mo war, and
will be compelled to accept any terms.
Only the National Assembly, it L.tlsla,
can now sire the situation and adds:
"All decent olafses of society are nn
animously of the opinion - that tbe
present regime la done for, " and that
we mast bare and begin a history of
new Russia, a Russia of the People."
ROJESTVENBKY'S REPORT
8t Petersburg June 16 It is learned
from an authoritive source that the of
ficial report of tbe recent defeat of the
Russians, which has been sent in by
Admiral Bejestvensky, says that the
sailors were in a disocntented mood
throughout, and that every prison on
the ships were filled with mutineers
who were released just before the bet
tie. JAPS RE9TORF ORDER
When Admiral Nebogatoff surrender
ed, tbe sailors of his squadron broko
ont in open revolt, raided the officers
cebin and smashed everything that
they oouid lay hands npon. . Not until
the Japanese boarded the vessels was
order restored
MAY ADJOURN TO RESORT
Washington, Jane IB-Following the
Presidents announcement that Wash
Ingtoa woald be the place of the peace
meeting, secretary Loeb said "After
the organization of the plenipotentia
ries at Washington, If it Is found to
be too hot heie, the meeting can be
aJjoorned to some summer resort in
the North" Newport and Manchester
py-aea the nave been suggested
NOT YET 8ELEOTEO
Washington, Jnne 15. Count CaasL
ni, after an interview with, the Presi
dent this afternoon, stated .that ' the
peace plenipotentiaries had not 'yet
been selected
' WASHINGTON CH03ES :
Washington, Jane 13 Washington
has been eeleoted se the place for
holding tbe peace oonferenoe between
tiassian and Japan. ,
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Proceeding With Work
iBy Sorlpps News Af'aocieUon) ' T
Chicago, Jane 15. District Attorney
Moarlson and AsaUUnt Attorney Pa
gin returned from Washington today
and.resoined their dnties In charge of
tbe beef trust inqairy. The grand
jury will go on with the work, said
Mr. Morrison, b-it lie refased to dis
cuss tbe trip to Wsshlneton,:-
EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT
' It in tinrimitnut ftt ....... vnwi uta
ral Moodv screes with astom.v Mnr.l melf and ,mra11 mBnr
SECRETARY TAFT
OUTLINES POLICY
(Sorlpps News AeeoeiaUoa)-,
Oxford, Ohio, Jane 15th Secretary
of war Tart delivered an address at
tbe oommenoement exercises of the
Miami University today. Be spoke
of President Roosevelt's effort, to ter
minate the war In the '. tar East sis', a
distiaot gala to oar National prestige,
and also referred to tb indiscriminate
enforcement of 'he Chines exclusion
laws, contending that It was' better to
disregard the unreasonable demands of
the community of tb tar West, who
were predjudired, and Insist opon x
tendiog due oourtaey and justice Itfl
poop: from whom we are likely to de
riv immenou benefit in the way of In
ternational - trade la an ' effort to
catch tb Oootey aSorer, be said, the
neon that tbe evidence is strong
enough tojudict. It is expeoted that
the) Federal Grand Jury will soon end
lis deliberations and that several In
dictments are forthcoming. s .
-No Mobilization
(By Sorlpps News Association)
Christiana Jun 16 Tbe minister
of coast defense has authorised tbe
lata sent that the rumors of the
mobilisa'tioo of the Norwegian army
and fleet are entirely without founda-
t:on. .
Today's Grain Market
Soripps News Association
Chicago June IS The Quotation.
on the stock exchange todar of tl a
principal ' grains .. were as follows!
whsat opened at t0.8G and closed at
corn opened at (0.52 and
dosed at fO 53; oats opened at $0 30
and closed at i0.30Jf.
Fleet Retires
Bcripps News Assooislion
Fort Monroe June 16 Eignt power
ful vessels of the. Dickens' 11 "made
a demoostrstior against Fort Monroe
but when tbe motai gune of the fort
opened fire they withdrew. ' II ie be.
Iieved that a general attack will be
made tooighr.
and
eurae to
studscts who had ft right to
the United Btates.
ON THE PHILIPPINES
. On tbe subject of U. Philippines
he said that the United 8tatea dkl not
for a moment contend that for years
they woald prove raytbing but, a
burden to the Ui.i- States, and tbat
they bad been forctd upon ns against
out wills as a trust to b administered
and we should be reoreant In our high
dnties as a nation if we tailed to meet
the obligations, He further said:
"We believe ultimately in self govern
ment and that it Is best, for sll people
and tbat all people can be prepared
by constant labor end attention to
enjoy tbe blessings of civil liberty,
Recommend Repeal
(By Scripps Nwi Association),.
Philadelphia, Juno 15 The council
committee of street railways met today
and recommended the repeal of the
fSTILCONTINUES
-, By Bcilppa News Association .
Obioago "Joo 15 The '" avenue
leading so the establishment of con
spiracies on tbe part of tb lsboa lead
ers is said to hive been furnUbed to
day by John C Driso iU, who returned
his i testimony be.'ore the giand jury
today. The jury is prepartd today to
get kt tbe vital evidence npon which
tbr indiet meat will be baaed If th
charge ar oorriA rled. Mr Dris-
eoll, according to the statement of
diatrlot attorney Heady, will furnish
the names and dues, as well as the
places, and the vhtims Of allseed
oonspiraclee who may bs made to go
before tb grand jury and talk The
United States board ol arbitration has
not given no tbe hope of setting the
teamsters strike, snd it was today
an sounoed thai the board bad framed
a peace proposition wbioh had been
aoeepted by teamsters but rejected by
tbe employers. , Tbs terms wer not
made public.'
MOUE FROM DRI3COLL
jiwneniucEnndl'try sdl turned at
lunoh, United Att'y Hstd said "The
grSad iurv this mnmltis rnit1
f dene from Drisooll enough I to keep
tots omoe busy for a week issuing
ubpoeoas." He. Intimates that lbs
subpoenas , will Include some very
prominent men from the labor ranks
and from business circle. The Drla.
ooll testimony began i with tbs first
connection with tbs labor matters in
191 and bi asserted, that Tnrobablv
fifty percent of the labor leaders in
Chicago bad received money from him
as an Intermedisrv for setcUmnnt nt
strikes or to ward off impending dif-
ncuities. Many of these leaders he
claimed received , money - .recnlarlv
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woiiey irancnies orainanors recently , some of them everv week: Re rfnnUt
passed, over the mayor's veto. It l thathe aver Daid i . ii-
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undereto'jd that the council will accent
the reoomaiendation of tliecommlttee.
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Deatv From Fever.
By Scripps News Association
Washington. Jan 15. Three deaths
from yllow fever and three pew bases
are reported by Governor Magoon f rum
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rinii a tuoay.
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SILK JALE EXTEAORDINAETl
CONTINUES THIB WEEK
$5.95
.For choice from 60 costs and
vobU iu faucy.worstod. clieviot,
and caesi mere. These con fa and
eets are well made and Iiued
and are real $10 to $12
values. This week your choice
for $5.95.
. Stylish Tcp Coats
For men, serge . and silk lined
$12 to $18
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CORREOi CLOTHING 1
FOR MEN AND BOYS
The label -'A. B.,Kir8chbaum A Co" in joucoat stands
for absolute perfection in style, fit and workmanship.
If you want a coat that is made right, inside as well
as outride find tbat is the only kind of a coat that will
give you entirely eatisfory servic try a "Kirarliha'iui
hand made coat. A complete Una for your inspection
on our counters ,
$7.50 to $10.00ClhOuit.r
Boys' Clothing of Real Merit
at Economical Prices
QUALITY RIRST AND PEICE8 NEXT v is out
Blogau in this department. ' Those who have visited
here, all agree that we have' done ourselves proud in
both, in this spring'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,,?
$4.50 to $1400 for young Men's Suiti
BASE BALL AND, BAT RREE WITH
' $3 or over ?
BOYS'.; SUITS
SHOE COMFORT AT COMFORTABLE PRICES .
Be well shod or you cannot be 'H dressed, fltitbbjl
"hoes spoil the smartest costume 'mart shoes aJd
tone to the oldest gown, let as show yoa some sprint
styles- ..; .
V Bargain Counter Itemsi ' 1 ' ' s
$1.75 shoes now $.1.25. $2 00 shoes now $1.65.
$2 25, $2 50 shoes $1.85 $3.00. $3.25 shoes $1 35
'"t 1 1 ' :iiww,:
to call a sinks. ' He recited ths his
tory of tbs national bitouit, tbe hotel
waiters, the streel oar. tbe coal taam.
tiers' and the office building strikes.
Suits Threatened
By Soripps News association
Ban Franoisoo Jnne 16 Tbs soTern-
ment is threatened with suits for a
rMMount by A J Woodside. R J
Tyson and other prominent shippers
who areiodieted for an alleged con
spiracy to catch seals in violation1 of
the law, resulting in tbe stamp of pi
raey being placen on the schooner
Oarmenotta. The acoused not only
dny tbat tbey ever owned the Oar
menoita, bat that she never did any
thing oontrsry to law. Nothing has
yet been heard of tbe Carmeooita,
wbioh is somewhere in Bebring sea
with tbe revenue cuttrr Biar in pur
suit.
Grafters Confess
(By8crlpps News Association)
Milwaukee. Wis.. June 15 -Two
confessions of the grafters hav been
made to district attorney McGovern
Last night Ls Implicated sevrral of the
eoonty district and city officials. Ths
district attorney refused to give the
names of those given, bot said that
tbere was one of ths count official.
and many hn lness men It Is rumor
ed thst se'cftl more of these are nn.
der snspktbii A tbs gruft , ,
Carlisle Ousted
Kitterv, Me , Juoe 15 Former
United Bisten SccreUary f tbe Trea
sury John (1 .Carlisle has been ousted
as president of the United 8tte ban
kers' corporation at the aoaual meet
ins of the corporation, and l imn
Governor J Q"i Bracket of Masca-
obnsetts and Walter I Bdnr. a law-
yar q Boston, bsv been ' dismissed a
directors, and the stock issued to
Carlisle and others for services readar
ed declared illegally issued. Tb dir
ectors wets teroivt d because tbey vot
ed tbe slock to themselves.
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Beldame Wins
By Scripps News Association
. Bbeepehead Bay Jaue 15 liellaue
won tb 8nbnrban Handioap ber to
day. 1 Proper fas second, Mason third
and Jaoquln fourth . Tim23-t
ROYAL WEDDING
IS CONSUMATED
Hy Scripps Nws Association
Windsor Eogtand June 15 Princess
Margaret of Connnuzbt. tbe nelo of
Kiog Edward today married Prince
Council Meeting
Tbs oouocll met last nlaht In an a.!.
jourm d meeting from last night v-ik.
The ordinance which wae Introduced
last meeting providing a license on
bloyoles was amended by the council
as a wbole and lefered back to tue
oommltte to report at the next meet-
Quetavus Adulpbus of Sweden, tbe eon 1 ,ut' . Th' coono'' expunged the license
Tha P",T,,,on"i " expected tbat ont
of the 8wedih f!rnn Pvlnn.
ceremony was performed in StGaors-a'a
ohapel on ths grounds st Windsor
Castle., , , :;
- Arohblshop of Canterbury, sssiited
by the Bishop ot Oxford, and several
other tccleslactlcs, officiated at the
oeremonles. Tb streets and houses of
Windsor were beautifully deoorated
with flags and flowers, and th chapel
was filled with royal and distinguished
gussta, Including tb diplomatic oorps
and members ot th British and owed
ii rwai iamiiiea, wuo coo plea rront
seats In the chapel. Tbe brief servlo
of th church of England was need,
and following tb ceremony, the party
drove to Windsor (.astle In the stai
carrlag. escorted by the Life Guards.
A reception wae held in th state d
pattment of th caatle, after wblcb the
wedding dloner was served. . The brld
and groom will spend tbelr honey
moon In Ireland and will then go to
Sweden. ,
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Coast Defense Good
( By Sorlpps News Association)
. Fori Hoot Va June 15 Tbe double
turretted monitor, Terror and the
converted gunboat, Sirei, were the
oretically put out of aotion by the
gun of Fort Hunt and Fort Wash
ington euly this' morning. Sixteen
shots were fired across the river : by
eight inch guns, only ten shots being
tueoretioslly neoessary Jo sink the
Terror and Siren. ' The attempts of
ths small boats below Msnhab's
Point also failed, the boats being con
stantly nnder fire of tbe fori. ... i ,
The Date Is Set
By 8orlpps New Asioaitaion '
Alb.oy, N Y Jone 15 Tbe court ol
apprni, Ills afternoon ' fixed the date
of eleciMri.t.onof lawyer Patrick for
the week commencing Augmt 7th.
Patilck's attjiuey, ex-3tua'.or David
U Bill, is preparing to ask for a sta- of
th exeontlon pending a motion for
reargament. '
bioyclea may be used on the walks.
Th council ordered a two Inch water
pipe be extended to the city park.
Th city attorney was Insfrocted to
Invest!. tbe present ordinai.ee a i:h
referano to awnin.s and signs.
Ways snd Means cemmitte was In
structed to look up the oontraot with
the county coort. with reference to the
Insuranc on th oity ball. . ' :
An ordlnanoe was Introduced to In-
was read and r f erred to the connoll as
wbole. ; -' " ' , "
A similar ordinance Increaainv the
(salary of th) deputy maiehall waa re
ferred to tbe a aye and means committee.-
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' A resolution was passed emoowerlnir
tb Street oommitte to employ a eur
veyor to set grade stakes on thoa
streets opon which" tb grades have
been established.
Tbe street committee which has the
Hixtb street grade under consideration
was not prepared to -report last night .
Automobile Accident I
(By Hcrlpps Nsws Assooiatlon
Lvnn Mass Jnnn lKWllllam
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Woodbrldge. of Boston. second
president of th Columbia National
Uf insuranc company and Herbert
Wolf, of New York, aotuary of tb
sam company, were serlouslv lniard :
In an antomobil axldent at Saugua
early today. Tb machioe tan into a
barbed wire fence In ihj d.irjt.
; Native Daughter
(By Pcrlrps News t ssoolatlcn)
San Jose Jon 15 At this momma
session of th Native Daughters, I be
oommitte of presentation nt tb seal
of the state to tbe cruiser . Cftlifnmia -
and tbd landmark committee reported.
This afternoon nominations will U
made, and tonight a grand badquet
will b given at Hotel Veudom.
Turkey s,'z '. I
Dusters
There's fto question about the everyday usefu ness" of a
feather duster. You can get along without one, but
better wUb one. Save stooping, reaching aiid climbing,
will do some kinds of dusting better Ibau anything else
'The time was wheii the cost made them , luxurious'
Our prices ought to make them uccecsities. After 'vising
one a while you would da soon think of-doing wiihout a
broom as a duster. Our sock of duHters was bought
cloee and we can afford to sell thetn iu the same way.
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