La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 17, 1905, Image 1

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    TODAY'S NEWS TODAY
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Tonight and tomorrow
Kftlr and warmsr
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VOLUME IV
NINTH
ANNUAL
MEETING
Boripps News Association
Portland Ore 17 Tbsninth annual
eooveetion of the National Association
of Bailwty' Agents convened in le
parlors of the American Inn at the
Lewie end Clard exposition this morn
ing. The session will continue for
three days and are attended by dele
gates representing all tbe principal
railroads in the United States. The
Eastern delegates arri?ed yesterday
afternoon on a special train and were
entertained last atoning by the Com
- meroial Club.
The morning hour of the opening
day were occupied with speeches of
welcome by Mayor Lane, President
Goode of the exposition and A L Craig
general passenger agent of tbe Oregon
Railroad A Navigation Co. Responses
were made by A M Cleland, general
passenger sgent Northern Pacifio, 8 K
Hooper; general passenger agent Den
ver & Rio Grande, and others . The
convention will deal with subjects pre
sented by tbe following members:
G Rummer, of Burlington la, ao
ouotant for tbe Burlington, will dis
cuss "Need of Uniform Acoountiug
Method". E FSaur of the Vandslia
lines, Effiingham III, "The Most Ef-
: fective Means of Reducing Error in
Handling Less Than Carload Freight".
W H Cary of the Frisco system, Ar
mory, Mies. "Does tbe Railway Agent
Reoeive the Recognition He Deserves
' Compared to Other Departments?".. G
C Oosa of the I SI 6 8, Little Rock
Ark, "Incresse in Tonnage' Per Car L
; 0 L Merchandise vs Decrease in Cost
Per Ton Handling". W E Keir of the
B&O Newark O, "Most Practical
r Method for Adjusting and Handling
Claims". J M Hudgens of the L A N,
Stamps Ark, "Importance of tbe Rail
way Agents as a Medium Through
WhlAh i .1 a
Which Adverse Ffelmgol the Pubho
Against Railroads May Be Reversed '.
OF ALL
Gl
It will pay you to get our priccs-Our policy of
clearing out what is left of seasonable goods
after every season's selling INSURES YOU NEW
GOODS. What is left of this season's goods
MUST GO NOW, WE HAVE MADE PRICES THAT
WILL PLEASE YOU AND MAKE THEM GO.
E E Flaek cashier of tbe VandalU. Ef
fingham 111, "Legislation and Its Ef
fects on Gar Service and Weighing and
Inspection Bureaus." V Q Clark Lit
tle Rock Ark, "Cost of Transferring
Carload Freight Trans'er Platform vs
TransLr Tracks".. A N Reitx, Cleve
land O, agent B A O, andOTAV,
"Were Railroads to Award Prises to
Agents Upon Their Merita, Would it
be an Incentive to Make Tuem More
Loyal to Their DuttT J W Spoor
Memphis agent Western Railway As
sociation, "Interchange of Freight
Traffic Between 8team Roads and Elee
trio Lines."
Returning eastward after tbe con
vention the delegates will take a trip
on the Columbia river as far as The
Dallas and board their special train
there.' ........ . t ,
THREE HUNDRED
POLICEMEN OFP
By Scrippe News Association
Chlcsgo, HI., July 17. Three hun
dred policemen were taken off the
atrlke wagons t this morning In tbe
down town district, and ordered baok
to the street crossings The roates to
all the freight stations have bern
mspped to be taken by the wagons for
the striok bound houses. The slreara
are now beginning to assume thair
normal aspect. -.
MORGAN BEACH
IS APPOINTED
By Soripps News Association
Washington J.ily 17 United States
District Attorney, Morgsn Beach, has
been selected by Attorney General
Moody to probe the ci.ton leak scan
dal in tbe Agrleul'ur' Department
and bss gone to New York to inter
view Van, Ripper Price and' o her
broker mentioned in tbe recent is-
port of tbe secret service, which led
to tbedischarge of statistician Holmt-s
Would KiiTYhc King
By Soripps News Association
Rome. Italy. Jnly 17th The author
Ities today arrested
an anaruhlat
"",u"u ""ruv'i wno, is alleged, came
ber, for the parpoi8 of MBMaluatlng
King Viotor Emannel.
GREAT
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A L E
SUMMER
Call us up on Farmers' Line.
lAijRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON MONDAY, JULY 17. 1905
WILL v
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LEND
(By Boripps News Association)
St Petersburg, Jaly 17 It is stated
on excellent authority that 'tfretoh
syndicate baa saads the offer : to Rus
sia to supply the money to pay; any
Indemnity which Japan may demand
as the conditions of pesos. It Ir said
that tbs syndicate has offered tat ad
vane any sum up to six hundred mil
lion dollars. ; "'?;..
JEROME SECURES
" WANTED COPY
4
Soripps Nsws Association
. New York July t 17th The much
wauted copy of tbs evidence taken by
sapsrlntendent oC Insurance Hendricks
In th investigation of the Equitable
was forwarded to District Attorney
Jerome's office , this morning." The
evldenoe Is wanlsd by Jerome la order
to determine whether any on con
nected with tbs eqaltabls can be beld
acoountabls under " criminal taws for
state affairs dlsolosed by the invest!
gatlon in tblsolty
Two Electrocuted
Hi-
By Soripps News Association
Caisslng N Y Jaly 17th-Cbarles
Jackson, colored, and James Breen,
whits, were successfully electrocuted
this morning at the Slog Sing prison
Jackson killsd I man during- a hold
op In New York, and Breen commit
Ud murder In a barroom-1 New York
Another Mutiny
By Soripps News Association
Lodx, Poland Russia, Jaly 17 A
regiment of Infantry at Ekaterlnberg
mutinied, owing to 111 treatment by
their offloere One oflloer was killed
and seversl were wounded. Tbs mu
sinners were nnaiiy soduq
; troop, and the , leaders
loneJ. Ui
tineers were finally so bdusd by other
were . imprls
GOODS
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MONEY
CON. WILLIAMSON '
IS ON THE STAND
Boripps News Association
Portland Ora July 17 Congress
man Wiliamson wis on the stand la
bis own behaU this morning In the
land fraud trials and mads s oorrplets
denial of the conspiracy ohe-gps. On
cross examination there were brough
out admissions that go to corroborate
the Government's theory, Ths demur,
rers were bvmolecf iu the esse of H H
Hendricks f. r kubordinatioa of perjury
Chaa A Watson for perjury, the Butte
Creek Lumber Company and Bingtr
Uermkn all for conspiracy, j'
PRESIDENT HILL '
" (By Soripps News Association) 'j
Lsmox, Msas., July l7.-"Ws are In
a period which breeds pall and pall In
turn, and promotes Kraft" lri Jam.
J Hill of tha (Jrsat Northern in an in
terview given at his son's home in the
Berkshire hills. Thnr
qosck political theories' which clash
with sound business.. We are dilly
dallying with South American truU
and trying to build tbe Panama canal.
v e havs no ships nor protecting laws
for tbs merchant marina. I ahall car.
Ulnly never again build a ship under
ths Amsi lean flag. What la needed
ths country over ie a treat awakening
and revival , In ; every business, and
higher commercial' standards. This
will havs to oome before ws are a
world power."
A GRAND DUKE
15 BAINbtlCD
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Boripps News Asaooia lion
Berlin Jaly 17 Ths newspaper Her
linger Zelutnns sts that ih
has banished bis cousin, the Grand
Duke (fcnstantinovltoh at St Avropl,
in tbe Caucasus, because ha diaoovenul
that tbe Duke was In communication
with revolutionary eonsDlritora. Th
Orand Duke will be Inoarcsrated In an
isolated house under the very strict
est goard '. ..'
Financier Suicides
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New York July ' 17 Emile Arton.
well known financier, committed
suicide today by taking cyeonide of
potassium. He was imolioated in tfi
oil Panama soaodal.
Removes Receiver
By Scrippa Nsws Association)
Bt Louis Mo July 17-Judaa MnP.l.
hlnney, of ths Bt Lonls County Cir
cuit Cou't, this morning ousted ex
judge 8pencer as receiver if the
Peoples United Btates Bank at Clay
ton.
c Sergeant AKilled
(By Pcripps News iuoclstion) .
i Warsaw, Poland Rossis. July 17. -
1 lie sergeant of detectives was' shot
sr.d killed bars today by an unknown
man. . The patrol, while Dursuln th
tasain, fired a volley, killloa a mer
chant, '-,,'
Fire on Mountain !
(By Scrippa News, Association)
Pan KafaeL Cat.. July 17 The
western slops of Moobt Temalpals la
on fire and a wind ia fannlmr the
Hemes In tbe direction of the Juonn
railway station. Tha fire was started
by campers. A nuinberof parties hav.
bees sent out to flglit tbe flames.
Women'?, Kqu$t
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Scrippe News Association "
London, July 17 Blx bundrel
isyged wom n, many of tbem oarrylur
infanta, merrbed from tbe slams ol
tbs East Ei d through tbs streets to
Parliamsnt Hall, where they appealed
to Premier Balfour to aid tbs passage
of a bill providing wark for the osem
ploved. Balfour went out to the mot
ley array and promised to do all .in bs
powsc.to pass tbs bill. 4
BSERVE
elevator Palls
ELEVEN FLOORS
(tarippc News Association)
Philadelphia, Jaly 17-The elevator
In tbe and Title building broke Its
cable this morning and dropped from
tbe eleventh floor to ths first seriously
injuring four occupants. The . assist
ant city solicitor, Harry t Kingston
naa oom legs broken and will Jpro
oaoiyo-le. District Attorney Bell bad
one leg broken and sustained Internal
Injuries. Wllli.ro Earns, another
paesenger sustained eoncusel u of the
brain and a 111 propbably die.
STANDARD CO
BEGINS TO BUY
By Scrippe News Association
Cbanute Kan. July 17 Tbe Stan
dard Company tod .y began taking
all grades of oil in tha Kansas terri
tory fields in acooordanoe with the
announcement made a mouth ago.
Tbey also began laying a pipe Hoe
andoonneotloos to tbe oil prospects
which were torn out, following tbe
boycott of the company last February
Korean Loan Floated
By tiorippc News Association V
Toklo July 17 Itiseipsotsd that
ths Russian warships Pallade, Po-
be.de and Poltava, which were sunk
at Port Ar'hur, will soon be refloated.
Tbe Korean loan of a million and a
half was subscribed four times over.
It is the first foreign loan ever floated
i " Japan.' " . ' 1
The Sultan Dying
By Soiipps New Association"
Berlin, July 17. The newspaper Lo-
aai Anselger says that ths Illness of
tne Bultan of Torkey Is much more ser
lous than has been acknowledged !
tbe physicians, and deolares that dea'.b
ie only a question of a short time ,
tBS
iL AT ES r STYLES
IN STATIONERY
Our new 'stock of BtatiotWy embraces all the latest
ideas iu corresponJeoce papers, all the newest sizes,
shapes and tints. Our line of box papers is especially
noteworthy, ranging in price from lOo to 0c V ' box.
We always carry a good , slock' of bMlk and ' tablet .
papers, just now it is unusually ample. Our prices on
everything iu the stationiry line have been proverb
ially reasonale and we are now offering better valu.-a
for your money than ever. .
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NEW G A R
COMMANDER
(By Scrippe News Association)
Washington, Jnly 17,-John RKIng,
of Baltimore, tbe seoior vice-commander
of the OAS, becomes com
mander In chief by reason of the death
of General Blao kmar. at Boise, Idaho,
yesterday.
Gunboat Ashore
By Boripps News Association ' .
New York, July 17. The gunboat,
Dnbuqne, Ie ashore In the Horse Shoe
of lower New York ; bay, bat if Is
stated that tbe vessel is In no danger. .
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GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AND ERESII
reasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
QEDDEJ BRLf
? North Fir Street ' "
DRUG CO.
Watch this space for Suit,
winners .;
CL Mcllquist $35
Dr. G L Bijgeri 25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawing on Sat.
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