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VOLUME IV
LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY. JUNE 29, 1505
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NUMBER 105
ODESSA BOMBARDED
HUNDREDS SHOT
Scripps News Association
Berlin,' June 29. The newspaper,
Zeitung, at Odessa, says that the crew
of tbe Russian battleship otemklo,
who mutinied yesterday and murdered
their officer!, began bombarding tbe
city tbls morning. It aseerte that tbe
harbor worke are badly damaged aa a
result,
SAILORS HELP STRIKERS
Tbe fire started by tbe rioters is
till burning in various section of the
city, and thick clouds of am eke hang
overhead. Tbe mobs hare looted many
booses and large quantities of valuable
goods bare been stolen. Tbe casual
ties among the soldiers are reported at
i sixty five. Many bodies are still ly
ing in tbe streets in the vicinity of the
quays, where the fighting was very
fieroe. Tbe orinnloal maManr noon,
ed last night in the vloinlty of Noko
laivrsky Boulevard. Near tbe ooal
docks a number of sailors front the
Kniaz Potemkin landed and Joined the
strikers in fighting the troops.' " Tbe
authorities have taken especial care to
guard tbe foreigners.
,; V 300 KILLED ; V
Odessa June 29 Tbe situation baa
grown worse in the last few boors and
tears ate eiprtsaed that tbe outbreak
may rsaoh tbe point of open revolu
tion. This morning tbe guards ."at
tbe harbor were overpowered and fire
Russian steamers fired and the wber
vee with great quantities of merohan
dise' were destroyed. The troops fired
sew rl volleys at tbe rioters. The
casualties are estimated at three hun
dred killed and eight bandred wound
ed. A number of the troops refused
to lire on tbe rioUr and a general
desertion is feared. Practically the
whole water fro at from the quaran
tine quay to tbe Pratique dock Was
barricaded and the police were engag
ed this morning In destroying . barn
oades in. various parts of the city.' ,
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AND FRESH "
Kit -
WILL CALL : -
GRAND JURY
- (By Bcdpps News Association) ' -
, Washington, Jane 39, At tbe re
quest of Secretary Hitchcock, Attorn
ey Ueneral Moody baa ordered a apeo-
lal Grand Jury to sit at Lewlston, Ida
ho, to consider the land fraud cases
which would otherwise expire on July
15, under the statute of limitation.
The inspectors have been all nfontbs
collecting tbe evldenoe. JJff Ji
N. W. S. A. Aecting
(Borlppe News Association)
Portland, dune 29 Tbe National
Woman's Buffrage Association met
here today in annual convention. The
opening aesslon waa devoted to weloom
ing speeches by thebiade of the various
women's organisations and a response
by 8usan B Anthooy. Tonight Gove
nor Chamberlain, Mayor Williams and
the exposition offlolala - will welcome
th president, will make her annual
address.'' . ' . ,''
WANTS
it i. . i . i t
JURY'S I
MERCY
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
QEDDLf BRif
North Fir Street
8t Petersburg June June 29 Late
reports from - Odessa say thai 1 the
strUe is spreadtng, and , that . nearly
all th, workingmen are dot now. The
police have arrested over four hundred
men , charged with iustigUiog tbe
disturbances. The bospitale are
crowded with the wounded from the
recent street fights between the police
and tbe strikers. .' nt
RIOTERS BURN PORT -' "
London June 29 A dispatch to
Lloyds from Odessa, Russia,' this
morning sayst ; f There have been ser
ious riots here and hundreds have been
shot, while the port is partially burnt.
Martial law has been deolared and
things are now quiet, Tbe British re
sidents are safe.';: t s -:. i
Wreck In the Yards
( Ry Sorlppa News Association)
! Kansas City Mo, Juns 20 As a re
sult of the Santa rV end - California
limited and Kansas City. .Southern
freight train in tbe , city limits ibis
morning, fireman Frazler is killed aud
switchman Devlne fatally scaled.
Engineers Willis and Flttmorrls were
also fatally inj ired. . ...
Summerville Sittings
Bunshlne and showers. . "
Msssra. Geo. and John Ott made a
buslnsss trip to Welaer. Idaho, tbls
week. - 0 , .....
Mr. R MoKenzie and son Alex, re
turned Tuesday from tba fair. ' '
Miss Lore Cboate left for La Grande
where she will attend school.
Mr. Wm. and Miss Lain Lanman
left Tuesday for Portland.
Mr. Rlnebart and grandchildren left
Tueiday for the fair.
Suminervllle Is talking of celebrat
ing. MUG
- Attempted Suicide
Seattle June 28 George M Kuhn,
defaulting postmaster at West Seattle
bas attempted suicide today by swal
lowing poison. He had bidden in tbe
woods all night to escape arrest. Tbls
morning Kobn ! slipped to his borne
and took a big dose ol uorpb'ne. Pby
sioians later saved bis life. r ' '
By Scripps News Association
Pottlaod, Jnne 2D.-Judge A H Ben
nett this morning began .the opening
argument tor the defense of Senator
Mitchell. . r . f?f .-, - '
Judge Bennett made a strong plea to
the sympathies of tbe Jurors, denounc
ing tbe argument of prosecuting at
torney llsney as most unfair to tba ac
cused. Be also accused Uaney of per
aonal vlndlotiveness and of distorting
innocent acts so as to make tuem ap
pear as crimes. Senator Mitchell's
sge and long poblio service were also
subjects of frequent allusions. Muoh
stress waa laid on Judge Tanner's ad
mlaamn I hat flnh -A
Krlbs, be did not Inolude anything for
the services to be rendered at Wash
ington. He argued that there was no
proof that the fees paid by Krlbs were
tor services rendered by Mitchell be
fore In land departmunt. 4
RESOLUTIONS FOR
REBELS' SUCCESS
By Scripps News Association '
Warsaw, June 29. When news of tbe
revolt of the erew of the battleship
Knlaa Potembln at Odeaaa reached
here tbe aoolalist leaders called a meet
Ing of their followers and adopted res
olutloos for the soooess of their "naval
brothers," The third attempt within
tbe pas twenty four bonra to aaass!n-
' ate the chief of police Csenatoohan was
made last night when a bomb was
thrown at tbe chief's carriage and . tbe
boieee were blown to pieces, the vehlo
(e badly wrecked and tbe coachman
badly injured. The chief, however,
escaped unlnjuredV
Killed In Fire
Scripps News Association ' "
Licking Mo June 27-Tbe Collier"
ii Hantrovnit hv fire earlv this morn
ing. Mrs V L Bhelpa and daughter, j
Harriett, and an unknown many were'of the garrison killed
burned to death. " " 5 ' ' ed fourteen hours.
HOTTENTOTS KILL
GERMAN OFFICERS
By Scripps New A0''lon
Capetown, Sooth Afrloa, June 29.
the German garrison at ' Karriesberg,
fioutbwest Afrios.lbas been attacked
."by the Hottentots onder "Marengo and
fourteen officers and eighty, nine men
The fight last-
I yMfnwiir lillTrt
, Mob Kills Eight
' ' Scripps News Association
Athena Ga. Jane 29- At the town ' of
Watkansvllle, seven miles from here
a. mob, broke Into the bill early tbls
morning and lynched a white man
and 'eeven negroee for the recent
shocking double murder of an aged
white oouple, and also one other negro
for an attempted criminal assault. 1
RIDDLED WITH BULLBTt) ! ;
A mob ol a hnudred broke into tbs
jail, armed and masked. They met
no resistance and the victims were
shot up In the publia square, tbe
bodies being riddled with bullets. The
state authorities havs been notified,
but it is not thought they will take
steps to punish tbe lynohers.
Fourth at Home
The last few days the Fourth of July
spirit bas developed rapidly in tbls
oity and the boys are meeting with en
oouragement on every band and tbe
sport program is going to exceed any'
thlrg aver before attempted In this
city. In fact that is to be tbe special
feature. Tbe II t Lake ball team will
be here and Prof. Griffin will make
high hive and there are several speolal
features besides the g teased pig, saok
races, egg races and everything of the
usual fun producing , nature. Watch
later announcement and at the same
time prepare "yourself for a general
good time.
Report Of Meeting
By Scripps News Association.
fH Petersburg June 29 It is rumor
ed that tbeoffieersol vice-admral Kju-
er's warshios which - fef s fehtsknnnl
for Odesia Tuesday, were murdtrtd by
mutineers, and tbe vessel is now said
to be in their bands. The vessels said
to be in the bands of the . mutineers
are the LUhesme, tJinope and tbe Tri
asvlatitia. This report, however, bas
not been confirmed.
NEWS OF THE MOST VITAL INTEREST TO ALL
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"THE PAIR": places on sale something like $20,000.00 worth of Spring and Sum
mer Goods at Price Quotations, which in many instances are' lower than manufac
turers quotations."" The "extremely backward seasons have 'greatly retarded - the
anticipated demand for, and early buying of Summer Goods. This condition, and
our well-known policy "NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES TO CARRY ANY GOODS
OVER FROM ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER " dictates the enormous and , almost un
hoiipvahic nrihe huotatiohs. This is not a sale of a few leaders, only; " every de-.
oartment has contributed heavily, and we UNQUALIFIEDLY PROMISE.YOU SUCH A
BARGAIN fEAST AS HAS NEVER BEFORE BEEN HEARD OF IN THIS" COUNTRY
Don't hcsitatc-Don't take the other mans word f or; jtt
Come and see for yourself-Cold type can, at best, ' only, ;
give you a faint idea.
WATCH THIS 'SPACE FOR PRICE QUOTATIONS. , , . ,t
Kiugslon Apron
Ginghams
Best Calico
Marimack Percale. . . .
10c India Linou ....
4c
41c
5c
5d
Dozens of others, equally as
good, all over the dress de
partment. -
?5c aud 35o Boy e, and
girUCaps
65c, 75c men's shirts .0
desirable patterns. . 4"&
$2.25 Boys' mits, kneel''
panU,3to 10......IV'
Boys' long pants suits .
age 10 to 16 years
Men's wool, pants
. $2.25 to $3 00' Tallies 1.05
$8, 10 Coat and y.Bt . -f-M
wool worsted etc O.OD
men's double ribbed tn -underwear
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COMMANDER KILLED
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CITY THREATENED
HARVARD
ittES A :
WINNING
(By 8crippsNews Assooistion)
New London Jans J Tboa soda
of people Ibrongsd New London tbls
morning . to witness ins contest oi
Ysls snd Hsrvsrd lor sqostio supre
naisov ovsr the old Thsmes ooarse.
Ibe einditition tor tbs moinc are ei
oollenl, the sky Is olondlese and s light
brwis from tbs Norths est caused a
slight ripple of tbe water. Tbe stents
o( the day are tbs "varsity four" ol
the "freshman, eight", each two miles,
and tbe varsity eight over a four mile
course. Yale was tbs favorite for the
bis svsnt. there bsinw nlsntv nl mn..
offered at two lo one, a considerable
mount of which was covered by Har
vard supporters. i' w'v
Later . The time of the . race waa
Harvard 11:22,' Yale 11:27. Harvard
won tbe sight oar freshman race.
Killed In Train Wreck
, Scripps News Association
Atwater, Ohio, June 29 One was
killed aud fifteen wounded in a wieck
of tbe Pennsylvania Flyer on the
Cleveland and Pittsbarg railroad at
nine thirty this morning. Tbs train
limped tbe trtck.
Conspiracy of Officers
By Sorippa News Association
Berlin, Juns 29. The Morgan Post
says that a conspiracy among the
offlosrs of the Russian guards and reg
intents bas been discovered at St
Petersburg. Tbs officers bad planned
to kill Graud Duke Vladimir, who la
held largely responsible for the react
lonary policy of tbe Grand Dukea
Many officers in tbs plot bar been
arrested.
CYCLONE KILLS
SIXTEEN PEOPLE
Phllipaburg, Juns 29 Tbls town
narrowly escaped destruction by a
oyolone which swept the outskirts
laat night, but missed the main Jportl-
on of tbe town. Bixteen are reported
killed in the country, aud there were
scorns of houses snd . barna destroyed
and much damage t.i crops.1
, '. By Horipps News Association
Balavla. June 29 The captain of tbe
Danish liner, Prlnoeta Marie,' who
reached here today, reports that on
June ti bis vessel was overhauled by
tho Russian ornlser Tekera, his ore
taken off and bis vessel aonk. ' '
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FOR THE TOILET
. By Scripps News Assoolaticn"
Berlin, June 29 -vAoooidlng to tbe
newspaper, Morgan Post, jUeuerat Mam
mesoff, comaiaedur of the troops at
Ludz, bas been assassinated. The reb
els attacaea tbe Ueneral wnlle be was
driving through tbe city, and, after
dragging him from tbe carriage, stab
bed blin through the heart. 's
WILL, BOMBARD TOWN !
f tonne, June 29. A dlspatob from
Lodz says that tbs aoiboritiss threaten
to bombard ihe town In oase of . any
further firing bn the polios or troops
by tbe strikers. .
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Orande Jury Indicts
(By Borlpps News Association)
Chicago Juns 29 Fourteen indict
ments were voted today by tbe grand
jury in tbe strike bribery oases. Tbey
will be returned not later than Satur
day. It is understood that the indict
meats will inolude labor leaders and
prominent business men.
- 1 : Our stock of high grade toilet articles in
cludes every' toilet aid oroonvience that merit
has brought into favor. Every article is of
standard exeellence and sold at the fairest
possible price. ' ' ; v
We buy toilet goods as carefully as we buy
V ' drugs and guarantee every article to be as
represented: .We protect you from both :in
. t ferior quality and unfair cost.' I
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet Waters,' Lotions, Hair
". Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes, Toilet
Powders, 8ponges. Nail Brushes, Luther '
.Brushes, Etc., Ktc, .;-' - '''" -:'
Examine our Qualities and get our Prices, then ,
go elsewhere if you want to. v
Mi J I Louse, a fireman for the O
R i. N at tti m place, returned borne
yisteiday ev ning after a prolonged
f f Ms m
trip in uai.ioroia ur juogue was
bsent sevtrsl weeks and during that
time atteudsJ the roovention of tbe
Knights of Columbus st Los Angeles,
Mr L A Pickley of Weiser Idsbo ar
iivd lu tbe oity this forenoon on a
business visit.
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Children's Handkerchiefs k
Children's Undermuslins
Ladies.' White Aprons ; 5
' ' 1 Croquet Sets jost in .
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