La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 11, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"7 TABLISHED The Report ' RESOURCES Uans and Discounts ... ....566,130 38 United States Bonds ........ Js,L co Real Esute Furnitttxe Fixf 17 00000 Dae from banks and U.S.tres i57 u 11 nn ii sun Total r t. . crauner.rresiaent - eo. L. Cleaver, Assistant Cashier. W. L. J.M. Berry. With ample capital, large experience and unsurpassed facilities, re offer you absolute security for your deposits; and solicit your banking business, ptomising you courteous treatment and every liberality consistent with conservative Banking . A.B.G STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE i85i La.Granie, Oregon. - ' YOU Should come when in NEED WASHING WE DO Keep Cool If jou have no other way call on the LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. and secure an Bates and all prices will be explained at the office Tht Anti-trust Market Market Al One Place Why Tlslt a naif dozen places when your entire household from one place I bare added a complete line of frooeries to my business and now caa not only famish yoa with the very best in meats, and also wlt'j aUple and faney grocerlea and vege tables as well. A geoeral market means everything for the table. I bate the stock and the means of taking eare of it and it b vail for eale, and you will find that I bars struck the seeret of business suc eees. The secret ia limply this. Good .it t the lowest Dfioes. A. tiial or den awNM der will oonrincc yoa that I do buei sywupentbia plan. Do not forget ny told storage plant, i no very neat refrigerator in the city. All green gro ceries kept oa ioe. Always fresh and always cold and crisp. Try one I our water melons just oft the ioe. Berries and poultry kepe on ioe. Watch this space lot prioee. Cora and tomatoes ten cents per can. The Anti-Trust Market. I. HARRIS When too want a pleasant lasattre .I. i. ... tn take and certain to act. use Chemberlain'i Stomach and Iirer tablets. For sale by Newlia Drag Co, -5055 ,387 La Grande National Bank of condition, AprU, .isLi 1905 liabilities Capital Stock $100,00000 ?TttrP.lus, 20,00000 Undivided profits 31,757 4I Circulation 2c,ooo 00 DePsits 635,449 7 Total $812,206 63 - w 51,331 10 $3 1 a,2 06 63 OFFICERS , AND DIRECTORS . ' A.B.Conley F.J. Holmes ' - ft to our l.undry of anything from a pleasant smile to clean liuea is our business IT RIGHT Electric Fan There are many kinds of meat, but we sell only the best kind. A trial order will convince you of the troth of this statement. We till only the best specimens and kill it correctly. - . Our prices are as low as consistent with the best quality. Bock & Thomas Good For Stomach Trouble and Constipation . 'Chamberlalo's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done me a great deal of good," eayaC Towns, of Bat Portage, Ontario. Canada. "Using a mild phy tic tbe after effects are not nnpleasant, and I caa recommend them to all who anfftf from etomacb disorder." ' For sale by Newlia Drag Co. F. I. Meyers, Cashier. Brenholta. Asltar, ri F. M. Byrkit EQUIPPING THE POLAR STEAMER Soripps News Association New 1'ork July 11 It U stated on good authority that John D Rockfeller was the mysterious millionaire who offered to be one'to give fifty thousand dotlari In response to . (iommander Pearv'a appeal for money to equip and start the polar ateamer Roosevelt . The Standard Oil Company will fur nlsh all the oil used on the expedi tion, two thoussnd barrels of keroatne and eventu barrels oLJubrlcatlng oil, which bave been placed aboard. It Is expected tbat the start will be made Saturday. . ' . . ARRESTED FOR v CRIMINAL LIBEL By 8oripps News Association Now York July 11 Robert Grisweil the publisher of the New Yorker, was arrested this morning charged with criminal libel. The arrest was at tbe instigation of Congressman Rbinock of Covington Ky, for the reason tbat the paper published an article beaded "Insult to Kiss Alice Roosevelt." Tbe article eays that Rhioook and Con gressman Longwortb introduced Miss Roosevelt to. many undesirable persons bookmakers and racetrack men. on tbe occasion of her reoent visit to Cincin nati, and made other uncomplimen tary comments upon tbe two Con- gresemen. May All Be Dead (BySorippe News Association) Cardiff, Wales July 11 An explosion ooonred todsy in the United National Colliery, where one hand rod ar,d eighty minora were at work. It is feared tbat all were kiUed. I'his atternooo sis dead bodies were taken from the mine Including th.it of tbe mine manager ALL HOPES LOST Cardiff, Wales, 3 P. M. All hope of saving tbe entombed minera baa now been abandoned. The dead will reach 141 Eight bodies have been recovered all badly burned. Poet At Eugene Jot qui. 1 1f iller, California'a famous poet arrived at Eugene this afternoon to visit a d ly at tbe borne of bis bro ther George Melvin Miller, says tbe Eugene Guard of 8 . turdsy. He is on his way to tbe Portland fair. Be is tbe same Josqnin ai.of yore, witb bis long bair, busby beard and top boots His many friends and admirers will no donbt avail themselves ol tbis oppor tunity to meat him. To Our Patrons ' It bts been ' erroneously reported tbat our business la to be removed from La Gnnde which is not e fact. Wo bave boght considerable lumber at Union and other places but that does not necessitate tbe removal of our office and place of basin ss from La Grande. STODDARD LUMBER CO. REPORT AWFUL CRIME City of Mexico July 11 One of the moat horrible tragedies ever enacted in a bull ring In Mexico la reported from tbe citr ol Durango. A drunken spectator, who was re sponsible tor the last boll of an exhi bition goring eilverio Cblco, a fsmone matador, was literally torn to pieces by a mob. His head wis hacked from bis body, his heart taken out and stamped noon, and the trunk and limbs out and torn Into email blu. Tbe sixth and last bnll of the exhibi tion proved to be very large and fierce, exd the eleverneaa of the mitador In "playing" the animal gained him freah applause. J net as he landed forward, his sword penetrating tbe heart of the animal, a draakea spectator burled a piece of Iron pipe. The pipe struck the matador on the bead, and be fell Inaenaible in front of the ball. Tbe enraged animal succeeded In goring him six times before be fell over deal. Aa soon as tbe people realised what bad happened there waa a rush for the drunken offender. He waa thrown into tbe ring and there torn to pieces. Asks Representation I Yi:h!s" JnW 11 China's re quest to be represented in the Wash- asyfrraa AAnfavanAa ss Ida si iW.t she is vitally interested in its proceed j logs, has been received by the Preai- ! dent and informally transmitted to tbe belligerents. Whether the Presi dent baa reoeived tbe formal repliea oan not be learned, but it can be stat ed tbat while Russia is inclined t fa vor tbe suggest! 3n Jepea will uot con sent to it. Jar an has already mads publio her assurance that Manoburia is to be re stored to China. Tbat ia one of the principles for which she ssys she baa been fighting. Japan regard herself as fully capable of executing this pro mise without tbe assistance of China, and in view of China's inability before tbe war to cope with Russia in Man churia, the Japanese government is unable to see what possible service a Chinese representative would be in a Washington conference. COWBOYS SHOT FROMLlE CARS . Wheeling W Va July ll-Telephone messages early tLla morning from Clarksburg and Durnhuille, W. Va. tell of a battle between excursionists from Clarksburg on a Baltimore & Ohio train and Cowboys,, members of a wild weat abow. One of the cowboys waa ejected from the exouraion train and bis comrades came to his reacue and opened a fusillade on the train. The Are was returned and Joe John son, proprietor of the abow, and Mexi can George,. a cowboy, were killed Several excursionists were shot and seriously wounded by the cowboys. Sisters Drowned Idaho Falls Idaho July 11-Two daughters of John Blemqulst aged 15 and 20 years, have been drowned while bathing In the Idaho oanat. It ia be lieved that one of the girls stepped Into a hole and the other tried to res ens her. Botb attended school at Weiser, and were at home for tbe vacation period. KILLED WITH HIS QUEUE San Frsnrisoo, July 10. Strangled to death witb bla own queue, the body o( Lin Moon Chuck, a Chinese physi oisn, was found lying In tbe entrance ol a squalid Chinese house in China town today. It Is supposed that be was deooyed to tbat place by a ficti tious call to attend a slok person and then killedand robbed. He was known to carry considerable money, and also had eome valuable diamonds and jew elry. STILL TAKING THE TESTIMONY 8oripps News Association Kansas City Mo July 11 Taking testimony In tbe suit of the a't"rny geoeral to oust tbe 6tandsrd Oil com pny from Misonri was resumed here today before Judge Anthony, tbe caie having been transferred from the 8t Louis eourts. Tbe suit charges tbat the cMendaut enteied into a comb na tion to control tbe price cl oil in the state. PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and Surgeon. Offlee erer HUI's Drag Store, Office raooe U6S Bia esPaonettl N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , Owner Adams avaaae sod Depot St. Ottos Phone S3t Bealdeoee Phone g WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND 1 SURGEON Phone JU lla balldlnst opposite Horn mar Hoaee Ottos Honrs,! to i,T tot BACON & HALL, . YSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offlee la Foley building, Phoae UM. 0. T. JBaoon, Residence Phone IU If. K.HaJljesldnc!tfl DfS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS Piiysioiane and Surgeona O W Blggvrs, M. XK Geo. L. Bifgera, K. D Telephones Office UU Residence 1881 qmoe" Rmlnlon Building over J. M. Berry's Store. Rtaldenoe on .Msdlaoa AVa. second door west of ormer resldunoa,Dr. G. W.Mggcra I GRANDS ORBUON ProfMJMaal cnlls promptly attended to day er sight. , OENTISTS REAVIS BROS. . DENTISTS. - Offlo Bommer Building Office Phone 51 Restdenee Phoae 117 C. B.Cauthorn DENTIST Offloe.Ovsr Hill Drus? Storw La Grande, Oregon R. L.. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stain, Cor Adams aveatu and Depot BC Phone j-S VETERINARY SURQEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office at A T Ilill'a Drug Store La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. D JWNE3. VETERINARY SURQEON AND DENTIST Lee re orders at Red Crow Drug store Residence Cor eth and I st Thirty Ave years ezperloooe, beat of reference . furnlvhed ATTORNEYS CFAWFOKD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA GRANDE, OREGON Ortloe In Foley ballding. . J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Office in Ralston Building Phoae 166 La Grande Or. H.T.WUUnma A.C. WUllama WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EYS-AT-LAAV Offloe In Balaton Ballding Phone iOjS Le Grande, Or. L A. P1CKLER Qvil, Mining, Irrigation Engineering and Surveyine; Estimates, Plans, and Hpeelfloatlons. Omoe 1110 Adams Avenue, Willi John EUo?gb La Ueandk, OKKooif Lodtje Directory. & AOLRR La Urande Alrie ijo V O K moU every Sunday ninht Id K ol i ball ill p n VUitlnx brethera IcviUd U- axwi. I. A. MatoU, W. P. - i. K. Pollock, W. 8. 1O0 K La Grande Lodge. No 16 rry .a chair ball every Haiurday nlKltt VUI Ung mem oera cordially Invlud to attend. Cemlery plat ean b seen at office of City Recorder. , H, E. Ooolidge, Bee. 4TAR ENCAMPMENT No 31, I. O. O. P, Aeeta every fl rat and third Thursdays In tbe ainaU) In Odd Veilows hull. Vlaillng patrl trcha always welooma I. R, Buoolc, C. P. Edmond Boulaaon. Berlbe SU8TEBJI8TAR OEM Hops Chaptrr No l meets tha second aud Irmrto Weilunday ol acb month at yM)p m In Miuonic Temple Mertle Aldrloli, W M Wary A Warnich. dco ' M. W.A. La Gmndetlainp ho. nm mnu errry flrt and third WednewUf of the month at 1. 0. 0. F. Hall. All vlltiig nelirb -bur are cordially invild to aucttd. . E. Kcihknd, V.C. John Hall, CUrt. . rOKEHTERH OK AMEUICA-Oonrt Ma'd rfarkin. No 22 rnocta each Thurwlay night In K of P nalL Urotharti are Invited to attend. 1 8Tllln.(7Wef Kanircr. . , O H Wllllanu, Kin. 8 Board of Tnit-nr.a L biggera, John Mail .nd Uerbert t'atusoa Brick furnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. " - GEO. KREIGER; La Grande, Oregon. Aw S AVI THE OXFORD DAK JAMES FARQUHARSON. Prop. ContpMe assortment of , WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Cold lunchee and mlzeddricks a epeoialty. Fair, and impartial treatment to a 11 You are In vited to call and get acquainted jinagTOWi3cnp-iT9wtii.iiiiiu(iiisioi ,r ,Krf Mint Salocva ' CHAS, ML UIST, Proprielw, WINES. LI01I01LS ! AND CIGARS Finest collection of stuffed animals on tbe Pacific coast, Blue Front Saloon E. THORSON. Proprietor. . FINEST , I WINES, LIQUORS Imported and domestic CIGARS I Hot or cold lunch all hoars Jeffcfsoa Aranua Opposite Depot HMiSSHiH ) Palaco Salor .1 5 CHAS, ANDERSON froy; FINE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Always on hand i e e JederaoQ Avenue Oppo'.te lM-,ot s Itasss isaSMassaajaajs)isssi a THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. FINK 1 i-WINES. LIQUORS 2 ClQiIRS Gentlemen always Welcome Fir Street Eagle Sa'oin ULRICH LOTOS, Prop. . FINE . WINES, LIQIjORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty Jeffsrson ATenue, Opposite depot p.SSS.SSSS e mnn J, f. P0RD1USI J.W.EOOB, tm. FINE WINES ! : t2 LIQUOR J v? Aad tbe beat bran da oi CIQflHS S) Always on band Mlseu drinks a specialty Auk and see If you don't get It. Tbln la a k' o tiemen'S reaorvana win m run as auci" a j 1 , SBBtM i llll",p,lMaWnWawBjtlMMwM f tm'-rB,""'aW.w-jl4H.ljl, i a