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VOLUME IV t LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1905 , , , NUMBER SCI
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LITTLE CHANGE
IN SITUATION
By 8orippe News Association
TVk to June 13 Gener10ytm re
port that tbe Japanese repulsed a
thonaand Russians in the vicinity of
Wankantsean no June Jl, with heavy
Iota to the Russians. The Japanese
vert attacked by tha Russians on the
heights of Naehendsy on the lama day
and alio repulsed the enemy. Other
wise, be reports, tbeaitaation ia nn
ehengen; MINE WORKERS
WILL ARBITRATE
8priogfield Jane 23 The mine
worker today propoaed to tbe operat
or to submit all difference growing
ont ol the ahot Brers bill to arbitra
lion. Governor Deneen ia to aot as
arbitrator and bia deolaion it to be
final. . . '
Drowned In Collision
- By Scrippa Newa Association
Detroit Mich Jan 23--The steamer
City of Roma acd Lindon collided In
the St Clare opposite Taahmoo Paik
thie morning. Both ot the vessels
were annk and two of the ere of the
Lindon, the cook and bia wife, were
drowned.
Another Warrant Issued
By 8oripps News Association
Philadelphia Jane . 23 Another
warrant waa issued this morning for
the arrest of John.. W Hill, formerly
chief or tbe bureau, charged with for
gory. Hill ia now uuder eight thoo
aand dollar bail for aimllar charge
THE GREAT JUNE WHITE SALE
Offers some, of the-greatest money saving opportunities of the season, not only in
the white goods department alone.' Real bargains run rampant in almost every de
partment. Space will only permit a mention of a few items, but vou will feci amniv
repaid for a visit to our store during this sale, no matter
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT BETTER THAN SALE PRICES
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CORSET COVERS .
8c
Made of high-grade
maslin with Freuch
filled seams. .
50c Corset. Covers :.'3K lr85, em- 25c
$1.25 Skirts, 96c
Tbes skirts wore bought' more than 0
m nhs fgo, ppeciul for this sale. ; They are
lnado if extra fine muslin, with extra wide
flounces, .trimmed with lace and Swiss em
broidery. To sell them quick we place them
at the special and additional reduced QA
price of ,. . . . V OC
NOTICE We planned for this underwear sale more than 9 months ago, and ever? item
. ,ar showed during this sale are marked at prices which actually represent a'
saving of 25 per cent. 1 o make this the banner sale in our history we have made a addi
tional special reduction of the actual sale prices. Come and investigate for vouraelf W
court comparisons. ' - " ' ; ! . . 3
White India Linen, the yard
10c and 15c Laces
25c Swiss embroidery, 8 inch
Embroidered Waist Patterns
MORE WITNESSES .
ARE EXAMINED
- (By Scrippa Newa Association)
Michael Donnelly, president ot the
botcher a anion and leader of the stock
yard's strike, was a witneea before tbe
grand jury today ;: on the labor graft
investigation. Donnelly waa unable to
tell who assaulted him at a meeting
three yeara ago, atte." he opposed the
plan of a : settlement of the strike,
wbioh was offered by John 0 Drisooll
B Moffli of Bears Boebuck and Com
pany, and E Felsentball, tbe business
manager, bad no knowledge of money
toing used in the settlement of the
t'ike.
WILL BOYCOTT
AMERICAN FLOUR
. (By Soripps News Association) ,
' Washington Jane 23 General agent
Bennle, of Hong Kong, representing
the gteat flour exporting flrine, at
Seattle, Taooma and other parts in
the Northwest, cabled ", Presldeut
Roosevelt that, antes something waa
done speedily, In order to - counteract
the effect, of the rlgons enforcement of
tbe Chinese exi uslon law, a general
boycott would surely be declared In
China against American floor;' The
abject waa discussed . at a cabinet
meeting today. '
Norway Sends Note
By Scrippa Newa Association
Washington, June 23 The Ameri
can consul general at Christiana has
transmitted a note from tbe Norwegian
minister, informing him of the crea
tion ol the new nation of Norwaw. No
aotion looting towatd the recognition
has yet been taken at Washington.
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Real $1 Drawers 69c
Here ar values nnsarpassed. Of oourse this
very low price is of absorbing interest, but
wait untillyou see them, yea will be de
lighted with their beauty and general air of
daintiness, made with wide ruffles of em
broidery, tucked, and with. fine lace Q v
insertion. Thia special 'sale, price C
A FEW Or MANY ITEMS OF INTEREST
5c
5c
19c
78c
15c Turkish Towels
35c Mercerized Lawn .
35c Dress $wiss, black figured
60c Silk Grenadine - '-''-"i
NO LOANS UN m
- THE WAR XEsASES
Bctlppa Newa Association
Berlin Juae S3 It is reported that
Bossia baa asked several bank for a
loan, and that Brussels and otuer Cap
itols have been Bounded on tbe aame
subject. All tda requests' have been
declined, it Is stated, eioepted under
the guarantee that tbe war between
Bussia and Japan ceases in tbe near
future, . v .taj
New Flying Squadron
By Soripps News Association
Berlin, Jane '23. The offloial an
nouncement bas been made that Qr
many intend to form a flying squsd-
c:s:i. 4.a muss powerful
and fastest, cruisers , in the Pacific
Ocean, eirciltr to the one in the
Indian Ocean. The Intimation of
Germany ia to increase her. prestige in
these waters. , " ' . , .-.
Alexieff Relieved
Porlppa News A.soolation
8t. Petersburg, J in23. It ia offi
cially annouuoed t l Admiral Alexieff
i reliered of hi duties aa viceroy in
tbe far east, atid will be named aa a
member of the imperial council.
Chinese Question
Bcrlpp New Association . .
Washington, June 23. At a close
cabinet meeting today, Seotetary Talt,
referring to the Chioeae relation', said
that it was beginning to look 'like a
aerioua ailuaiion. The cabinet reached
no conclusion, but It thought that
something oould be don, and : it ia
saggetted that the Govtroment - be
more careful in arresting Chinese ion
migrants.
how small your needs. "
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' MUSLIN COWIVS
43c
Mad of high grade mui
lin. V and vquare yoke of
tucks, ruflje, embroidery
and lace insertion, trim
ming at neck and sleeves
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28c
28c
49c
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THE TESTIMONY
VERY DAMAGING
By Boripp Ntwa Association
Portland Ore Jane S3 Teaiimon
try damaging to Senator Mitchell
waa given today by bia former partner,
Jndgb A H Tenner in the PVJeral
cour.. He ouutinued the history of
the partnership concerning tbe accep
tance of teea for promoting timber
claim to patent He also identified
letters, notes and document iuuin
between tbe partner: After an extend
ed argument, the proeecution won an
important point, Judge Dehaven per
mitting tbe introduction aa evidence,
transaction other th'n those directly
involved in the iodic mens, in which
Mitchell leoeiwx tz.
word before tbe Governments. The
evidence waa admissible for the- pur
pose or showing Mitchell's knowledie
of guilt and relutting the contention
of igoornoce by the defense. Follow
ing tbe couit' rnling, the third con
tract oi Mitchell and Taaaer with
fredsricJ Kribba sod the oontrsot
with JAB nsiti, of California, were
introJuot if as i video os,
Stops Publication
(By UcrippaNawa Assoolation)
Bt r'eter.burg Juoa 23 -Xb miais
ler ol the interior h pmhibitsd ibe
publication ol tbe tiewspaprtr "Rus"
or one month. ' ,
Post Ofiice Robbed ;
The Island City post office was en
tend at a Iste hour last evening by
burglars and tne knobs oi tba sale were
blown off bat they d.d not get Into the
money drawer. Thsre is no clew as to
whom the party, or parties ware. ,
Asks For Calmness
(By Scrlpps Ns weAssoolation)
Moscow, Kussia Jm.e 'JO 1'he Gov.
enor bss posted notloes of the forth
coming mobilization of troops, in
wbioh be axorted the people to be oalm
Tba mobilization Is expected to ooea
on Jane 29th .
At Portland
(8urlpps Newt Association) '
Portland, Ore Jane 23 The Con
gressional Irrigation committee ar
rived here thia morning, and for two
days will visit the exposition. They
will leave Saturday night for Tacoma.
A Check to Peace .
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(ByHcripps News Assoolation)
Washington, Jane 23 It is v sUted
officially that, ov log to tbe illness ot
Count Lamsdorff, the Kasslan foreign
minister, there has been a alight
chask to peace neotiatlons
Assessor's Convention
There was a very important meeting
held la this city yesterday, being a
convention ol a number of assessors to
ootislder a uniform valae ol railroad
beds in the state, or moia especially to
Eastern Oregon. : The question was
v.ewed from its many phases, and we
will endeavor to give a more extended
review of the proceed i igs within a
few dsy.
Among tlioso prescot were B. D. 8ig
ler, of Multnomah; 8..L. Payne, of
If alhenr ; rJ. F. Place, of Wallo a; A .
J. Sheltou.o: Osiliam; Pete'Applegate.
ol Jackson; Otto Peets. of Bberman;
Jerry Fleetwood, of Baker; 0. P. 8 train
of UmatHls; Asa 0. Stogidell, cf
Wasco, and J. II. Morton, of Union. ,
ENGLAND WILL NOT
AID ARMISTICE
Washington Jane 22 No assistance
is expected from the Londoa govern
ment In wLaUver efforts President
Roosevelt mar make to briun about
an armistice between Russia and Jap
an. While tbe London government as
aa ally of Japan, bas shown Itself In
hearty sympathy with tbe president's
policy to bring ithe belligerents into
eoaference It feels H cannot undertake
to sngnst an armistice at this time
WILL CONTINUE
TO INVESTIGATE!
(ScrinDa Nawa luofilatlnn '
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New Fork Jane 23-Pi.trict Attorney
irome anosarad hafnra wmt1. nrr'
Jerome appeared before recorder Goff
this morning and made a motion at the
June term of court, which ends next
Thursday, that It be oontlnned Indef
initely In order that the public pro
secutor have tbe aid of tha court la
connection with the proposed inquiry
Into the Equitable affairs Jerome
stated that ha had arransed with
Jnatloa Davy, ot Rochester, to continue!
tne June term of tbe criminal branoh
of the supreme court tor a similar
reason. Be said that he waa not In a
position to say whether any crime had
been committed, bat in view of the
fact that people ol t r-'.
were affeoted by tbe Equitable trouble,
be felt Imperative to make a toll In
vestigation. The motion was granted.
Funeral Sunday
This oity and vicinity was greatly
shocked last evening upon reading
of the sadden death ot Mrs J E Rey
nolds wbioh occurred yesterday after
noon at the family home a few miles
southeast of the' city. The funeral
will take place Sunday at o'clock
from tbe Christian ohuro'i uiuler Uip
auspices of the order of tbe Faatem
Star of which airs Reynold was au
aotive member The deceased was a
native daughter o( tjrunde Kuiide
valley. He parents were Mr and Mrs
Mrs John A ( hilders early pioneers,'
bn have proceeded her to tbe other
hihore She was loved and respected
by a very large acquauta toe. -
Fbe always ha I that haipy greeting
whlob ia only possible tor those whose
bosom beats with that generous love
for mankind and vho was ever -will-
log to lend tbe helping hand.. She
leaves a husband J E Reynolds one ot
tba snbetantlal sturdy and respected
farmers and and business men
cf the - county, scd .six eons
who have the deepest sympathy
of all In their terrible grief ' . The one
happy home Is broken.1 The vacancy
cannot be filled oa this earth but tbe
b--eavsd can rejoice that their belief
a .d ftth is such that they know there
will 1 1- another meeting and I he family
will tx i.u united never again to be
parted;- . . . : j
Mr LA Btooo. of Elgin, was In the
eity yesterday attending to matters
of business. " '
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Perfumes
The art of malting perfumes is so complicated that
few master it. It is easy to make an odor that will
seem desirable when smelled from the bottle; but to'
give the odor permanence aud the quality of remain-
ing sweet and unchan ed on the handkerchief re. :
quires skill that few perfumers possess. It is the
maker's name and not the name of the odor that 7
counts. ' . , . . . - ,
We carry a large assortment of the finer grades of"
f erfuoies. They have every quality that good per- '
a mes should have. They cost you no more than
the poorer sort. ; ;
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J. C. Ilenry. residence 664
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J. J. Carr, residence 386
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WILL INVESTIGATE
CAUSE OF WRECK
n o..i wf
ovnji ncn aoiaiion
cleTeland, O, Jane 23.-Corone, 8
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O.Oslstein today begau an Io vest lo
tion of the Mentor wrok of the LUe
8 bore Limited. Tha bearing of tba
testimony will begin Monday. The
coroner of Lake county, in which
Mentor Is situated, will take charge o f
the Inquest on those who died at the
scene of the wreck. Rudolph Cordo,
ol Brooklyn, and fireman Gorham nre
tha only viotims of the wrtok who re
main in the Cleveland hospitaK Ihey
will recover.
EmPcKOk OOfcS
WITH HIS YACHT
( By Pcrlppe Mews Association)
Kiel, Prussia, June 23 -The princi
pal race In tbe Kiel regatta races be
tween be Emperor 'a yacht Meieor
and tbe Hamburg started today in a
gale ; The Emperor was aboard tbe
meteor, lying on deck enveloped In
oil sklna. v
12 a tn The Ka'sei'n ynchi B-iIkU d
one tnlnnte ahi-id of It rival, the
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IS GPRMAW
READY FOR WAR?
! Kcripps Newn Aae' cjation
Berlin, June U3 The Varwaetts, the
prinoipal organ of tha the tooial do.
muvrata, asoeftsthat Prince Von Bul
low has asked headquarters 1 of the
staff whether or not Germany . Is pre
pared to go to war with Frifu.-e In csbo
tbe present orisis over the Moroccan
qiestion develops unfavorably;' ,
Federal Jury Adjourns
.. (cV-rlppe News Aasooiaticn -Chicago
June 33 The federal grand
jury Investigating the beef trust ad
j'lan ed thia morning until Monday. '
No Indictments have been returned
up to the present time. Tbe jury is
ezpecUd to complete Its work neat
week. It ia believed that a number of
true bills will be returned
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