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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1905)
aLUMBER 11 L 10i A ,o aojn If I 3c' JUDGE WHITE OVER RULES OBJECTIONS PROFESSIONA.? Gfftpp PHYSICIANS 2a RETAILED AT- PRICES WHOLESALE Better Lcaber'ani Cheaper than it io soli in la Grande. We Deliver it to your Building. Lumber Co. - PERRY, OREGON; J 'no 3 9tf Keep Cool AM If jou bare no other way call on the BM ' 11 10 i LA GRANOt UOtir AND POWER CO. and secure an Sentences Roy Miller to Three "Years Attorney Johns Indignant, but Later Returns and Offers His Apologies. Observer Special heel and walked oat. Judge White Baker City, Jaly 1 Circuit Judee rtwlce cried but Johns, Johns, but be Bamuel Whit handed, dowo hie de cision this morning in .tbe J eaaa o( Boy Killer who was found guilty by tha jury aod sentence waf with held on the efforts of the defendants at torney, who objected on the grounds that the jury considered ' certain evi denoe which wrs not proper. J adge White overruled , the objeo- (ions ana sentenoed Milter to tbe penitentiary lor three years. Y . As sentence was passed defendants attorney 0 J Johns arose and ejaculat ed with disgust that the judge had no right to so hold and ' turned on his received no ' reply. Later Mr Johns returned to the court roDtn and apo logised for his action. : While there ia no question but that there were irregularities' oonnected with tha bank and that Miller was a party" to tbeae 'jrregolaiitiea ' and as far as it goes tha result is quite satis factor to tbe DuUio in general, still there is also a general' feeling that Uilter was not tbe only guilty party and In fact he was not the orginator of tbe eobeme which Miller thought would work out in time to the satis faction of all partiea concerned. ; DR.- A. U faCHARDSO i Physician and Sirseonr" i OStoeerirHUl'lDraiSta nm Pkon. IfcS ' -Belli BUT . , 1 OXFORD x. , N. MOLITOR. M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adams www and Dep B- , : . WILLARD SMITH , PHYSICIAN AND, SURGEON ' ' ' ' '' Phooe.Tll ' - ; Le.li balldlnj, opposite Sominer Hoeae J OffloHora,lUt,7tol 1 BACON & HALLL'4 . Y5ICIANS AND SURGEONS - Offloeta Koley buUdins,Phoaiui. n "r nun. RmldaneePbonelUik at. CHUSeslkaeeOJl DKS. BIGGERS & 6I0GCRS . .. .. ., tit : i. i- . - Physicians and Sarfeous Q W Blagen, M. D. Geo, L. Bior, U. D Telephone. ' Offlee 1321 ' BeIdenee ISSU office Raiiton Balldlnf ever I. M. Berry's Store. Kcldeaee on Madleoa AVe, eecoadj door wet of former retldenoe, Or, G. W.Blcn LaORANDB - 0RSGON' ' Profemon.1 Balls promptly attaaded to THE ,jAKEJfAWl)rtAKSO?l'Pro', oUatats -taMatef . . WWES LIQUORS - ' V:JL. i"iiAa'oi ' fVd i lunTb wd. mixed; dritke fcjm.nl to all. To are ini and tret acquainted- Salo(a I 'M . i; l '; -. run mv 111ST. Prooridor. . WINES. LI01J0ili !:;MD:CIGm.4, nest collections of stuffed j coast; 1 - Bates and all prices will be explained at the office Electric Fan Furious Fighting "i - x . , "for aeren years," writes Geo. W I Iloffman, of liar per. Wash.. "1 had a IJ1' bitter battle, with chronic stomach and u' liter trouble, bat at last I ' woo, and uy cored my diseases, by the use ot Elea. trie Bitters. I nnbesltatlnglr reo command tbeoa to alk fend don't inten 1 In tbe fetnre to be without them In the house. They are certainly a wouder lul medicine, to have cored anoh a bad case aa mine." Hold, under tuaran tee to do the same for yon, by Newlin Drag Co., druggists, at 60o a bottle. Try them today. Brick farnishedm any quanity or any t style. -No oob tract ton small or too large. See samples of our , pressed brick. " GEO. KREIQER. La Grande, Oregon. . FOR SALE. Ninety acres of the best land in the Grande Ronde Valley, splend- located at Island City. Will sell in small tracts to suit purcheser. Inquire of HENRY STERLING, Ronde Valley House. Phone 36 . -: I ; Pool Ci J-JJ rormecj J. L. MARS, Contractor and Builder Dealer in Building Material La Grande, Or. Drop a line, naming work, and I wit give the right price. - - v h V GOOD PASTURE HOO aores fine pasture, adjoining city, Abundantly watered, Cows In benrd $1.60, dry atock and horees 1.25, per month. Stock delivered on Bburt notice at reus prices E. E. Jones, Phono 127G La Grande Read The Daily Observer Boripps News Assooiatioa ; ;-' New York, Juiy 1 An agreement baa been reno'hed between tbe street rail manufacturers of Earope and the United btatea Steel corporation" io form au international 'pool,' feasignlng the Amerioan continent from tha Ureal Lakes south to tbe Amerioan membere end reaervang tbe foreign market to tbe European membeia of tbe pool. Paid I Hem in Pull a Twelve years ago engineer E , W Camming, who at that time had the contract for putting in the La Grande water system and who lost money on tbe contract and was nnable to pay all of his b its here, while most of them were io small amounts they aggregat ed a total of about $300. lir Cum mlngs arrived in tbe city a few days ago anQ hunted up all thoee partier and paid them in full wi h interest up to date, which amounted to ever $600. As tbe debt bad more tban twioa outlawed, and many . of the parties bad entirely forgotten all about tbe bills, tbey wire more thto sur prised to receive the check. I After Idaho Land Here ia a bunch ot Union men who signed this week for an a vet land trip to Cambridge, Idabb, for tbe porpose ot taking up land: Messrs. Mitchell, Davis, McDow, Blob,' I eCardle, Park inson, John Vanbouten and Latbrop. Foeaibly there may be others. Borne or all of these men left for Idaho thia week but they'll coma backat least most of them. Cambridge Is 20 miles north of Weiser, on tbe Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway, and has a population of about 100. It Is princi pally a stock raialng country. Republican. MAY POSrPONE PHILIPPINE TRIP (By Sorippa Newa Association) Be a wood Junction W VavJuly 1 Secretary Taft and party, enronte to San F ancUoo for the Philippines, learned of tbe death of 8ecretry Hay this morniog. It was a great shock to all and Taft said that the trip might be postponed. Tbe move ments of the party depend upon tbe witibes of the President. Lady Orator Miss Litta Wood, who Is a guest of Prof and Mrs. Robert Tsit, ba the honor ot being the first woman to make a political speeoh making tour Of the state of Missouri and the reitult of her work during tbe last presidential campaign proved her to be an effective worker for the Kepnbliosn ticket. When she first offered her services to ths Republican central oomin'ttee, they after careful consideration with more or less misgiving, derided to give her a chance. That ws all she desired, she wss perfectly willing to accept the given opportunity and the result wag ao satisfactory th t her as slstanoe was requested by many of the leadiog apeakers throughout the bal ance of the campaign. She coveted every feature of interest, speaking on state issues, national issnes and ths tariff. The state press devoted col' nmns to her, tis true partly through the faot that ahe was a woman but mostly through ths logic of her talks. 'Miss Wood is a yonng lady but a natural orator. ' Teams Wanted! Teams wanted to haul cord wood An all summer's job asoured. Apply to John Anthony, or address lion 142 La Grande, Oregon. - CAUSE ONE-THIRD OF THE TOTAL DEATHS. When the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the circulation to every part of the body, deranging the .different organs. This causes heart ftvMiM. efrtmarti f mii hi rIh trench liver rand a host of other ills, ail due to deraneed Kidneys. a. wwwtV WwWaMMWM vmwsv w "ofJ"v" w w 1 ' w w r - 1IHIW1 t L corJjJJJ.Jj. mm y Mr.h.nn -urAn r,A onroo vMnov nnrl RlarlfW r1icp99 in ftverv form. ' tones Uo the cyBk.rt.rh.Tngirt.diil. - TOhn1 svstem. and the diseases that have - w i Si W. "f '"" d(5RIGHrS DISEASE. V Tfllf ni DMA . . . . . craw id. room. Io f.et. 1 r ma h?P ! m w- - ri "? I hav. had from Mini thM .vaiBtom. f Ki4f .....ki. m ii reliev. my bladder. II hou. J:.'0',"0"? "7 to- I could Karc.lv (tad Io h. an opnor t FOLEY'S KIDNEY uciana, Brfer. I br(aa I was an Dioatao up on. of my family wn.n i ' Sua, 50 Conts and $1.00. resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear, because the cause has been removed. Com mence taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE Do not risk having Bright's Disease or Diabetes. laAM tt ti ulnar wcent bottle worked woo- I . . . t J M.fleah h.d Con.,.w.llitU VJ at tHC UTSl SIJCU VI UclUtCl. fajMTa isia a waast wmiw, Ih from mile away to I iwumww. sbi.m aww wm DENTISTS RpAVISBROS. -LTHOaN.ftoprfct?'. Saloon 8 V riNiR 3! 8 i WINES, LIQUORS t DENTISTS., . ; QOo Bommer Building ' ( Omee Phoae H : i . i , Baaldenee Pboae 111 C B. Cauthorn DENTIST Offloe Ovor Hill Oru; Store) " La' Grande, Oregon law. CIGAB& Hot pr cold lunch all hours r JaflcnoaAveaae OpplU Depot MM '.eeeeeeeeeeeoeeeai eeoa- Palaco Saloa aj ft.: 'i.ir.H . . CllAS, ANDERSON. Prop R. L.. LINCOLN DENTIST" Up italrv, Dor Adams annua aad Depot 8k i Pbonej-6 VETERINARY ' SURGEON Dr. V A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office at A T Hill's Drag Store La Orande, Oregon rhone 1361 Residence phone 701 -' Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. DJWNE3. VKtKRrNABY SUEQKOM DKMTIST AND Leave ordet at Red Roaldence Cor ! ,Croi Drug itore ' 6th aad I it ' : I Thirty 0v yean ezperience, best of referenoe . furnlnhed TIMS ; WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Always on hand o Jattafsoo Avenoe i laai Opposite Depot ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD Attoraeys-at-Law ' LA ORANDE, OBEQON Oftloe la Foley baildlnc. HffVWCTWIUBWBS nwsi IthelomVreI : CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. . nun 622 QQIR5 Gentlemen always Welcome Fir Sired - j . . , ... . . . . J. W KN0WLES Attorney, and Counsellor' At Law ,, ' Office ia Ralstoa Bolldlag Phoae 156 UQrandaOr. U.T.WUlloms A.C. WUllams WILLIAMS BROS. ATl'ORN EYS-AT-LAW i) rflo la Bal.toa Bulldliif Phone iOj U Grande, Or. Pain may go by tbe name of rbeama-' tism, neuralgia, . lauibago, plearsy. S No matter what name the paius are 2 cauea, Uulllster's Kocky Moaotaln tea wui drive tbem away. 35 oentj. cb ik lauion. newno urog Co Lodfce Directory. a.Alll.lTMl. i j . ! 1 a-AULKH La UrnnoAiria .ry ouailaj OH VuiUnz brathnru .A-Mttlott, W. P. nUhtln K ol 7- half 5 tTtl J K. Polio, k W a heir hall ev.rvH..m.r: a xn.cord.all, lanttd toattond. T,"u- a,'a kworder.' r ' oOiot ofcity U. K, Coolidge, Sai, 00ertaOi N U AKKN( AltHllKNTNo 31 I .ah. alway, rtt-o. " T'u V.T " S . . aanjond KoWmon. Bcrlb. r Mi9TrirMMtii . sanji no ery A WamU-ki W M evrry nmt and third I w5l 5708 mor.lh a. 1. 0. o. K Hall. auZt 01 'r cordially io io wind! l1'ft" . John Hall, ntrt. Ek'i1"'J.V,a . a v. 0.00th iu Odd Keiio.7 h.,'.uu:?r.r5 " "e Eagle Saloon " ILRICH LOTTIS Piop. . fine , "' '"" WINES, LIQtjORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty Jafferaoa Aveoae, Oppote depot BKD i.r.miiiiiij.f.iovi.nor. FINE WINE5 2 LIQUORJ . And the best brand 01 Always on baad HICK Mla. drinks a specialty aik and eelfyoa don tgatlt. This la 1 gen tlemen retort and will be ma as snob Tom Fleming blacksmith Horsuhoing and Wagonwork North Fir Street ManyeUidren inerii -A.1..1.?? M waViaMW 1 4 ! t 1 s broS?dfMb"'oth"d-t 35 bood troublaa Wm... """w.e uock a RUQQIST Island City rego"u. Tonland, Oregon.' I r