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U GRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPT. 25. 1905
NUKSES 273
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NORWEGIAN TREATY
Keynote; is Compulsory Arbitration and
I Reference of Disputes to Hague
I ' - Tribunal '. - ':: : i 'v-:
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. Borlppa News Association.7 . j
.The tttt, of the' protoeal signed at
Karlstad N by tbe Norwegian and
Bweedleb oommlsfcionsrs baa been
announced. The first article deals
with arbitration. Tba aacond with
tba natrual zona and tba demolition of
fortifications. The third refer a to rein
deer and paeturea." The fourth with
intenramc. The firth wlia oouiuioti
waterway. Tne agreement provides
for compulsory arbitration before the
Hague tribunal of all disputes except
thowi( vital Interest . Tba agree
ment la to boiJ for petiod of ten
years, sad two years notice mast ha
given of the intention to abrogate tba
treaty. ; ' '! ' " Y' ' "' '. -"; :
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Army Guns
Bcrlpps News Association. ,
i'arlin, Bept. 25 General G roller.
chief ol the ordloanoa department ol
tba United Btatoa army hrj just lstt
Germany after plaolog order far How
titers for American dm. The general
aaya that the war deparament finda no
Howstzers that compare with tba Ger
man make.
CANNOT
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TO BIGAMY
. Bcrlpps Newa Association.
New York Bept 25- Frederick B
Calton pleaded g liliy to bigamy here
today. "---.!. ';. ; '?.;"
? . r STIRRED UP
'y' Ilaakogoa I T 8pt 25 Organized
labor la atlrred np over tha olanaa in
tba propoatd. etete OBttitotlon to ba
rotad on Norembef 7, wbtob prohlbit
amployment of only onion man. Tha
olanaa ocoaie In tbo aeetion relating
to mining, bot . la (keeping In
fiharacttrand provide:. H
i'No paraoa ahall ba denied or ra
fnaad employment for tha reaaon that
b la or la not a member of any labor
i Labor leaders say thl to tba Incor
peration of tba "open shop" theory in
tha constitution and tbey will appeal
. t4 all anion labor onraoizatiorja in tba
United Btatee to fight tba prpoaed
admllon to tba atate of Saquoaolah
before eongreea. ' " '--.
Mr and Mia ) V Wbifbjr ratnrned this
morning from the Dalles where tbey
wanf to attend tha funeral of Fireman on Warwick avenue were blown np
Insane Man Captured
I ronton Mo, Sept 25 While hunting
in tha woooTa near bera yesterday two
yoolht about 10 yeara' ol I, raptured
Hill Dooley, tba notorious Missouri
feudist wbo was adjudged' Insane after
tba famous Harris-Dooley fued battle
several years ago and wbo recently aa
oaped from tba state insane asylum at
Varuiington. ; " t "
Col. Judson Dead
, Portland, Ore,, Sept. 24. Colonel
& 0 Jndson, Industrial agent of the
Oregon ' Bailroad k Navigation com
pany, died la this cl'-y . Saturday ol a
oom plication of dlaaaaa ft?r abort
Illness. Deceased waa 62 yeara old.
Uolonel Jndson waa wall known to
railroad men throaghont tha country.
HONOR
President Says Two
Terms Enough For
One Man
Butte Fire
Another - Collapse
. By Horipps News Aociiion
Buffalo N Y Bept 85 A brick
building on West Ferry nel this
afternoon collapsed carrying twenty
workmen, injuring two l tally. Beven
are mbsiog and it is b lieVd that
they are br.ried beneath be ruius.
; By Bctipp News Association
Washington 8pt 25 CongreVimsn
Prince ol Illinois today said thai F re
sident RoosveTt in a letter to an lilt'
nois editor ainoa the peace conlereroe
said that, it was bis nnaltet able deter
mination not to accept a renomlna
tion, . That seven consecutive yeara
was equivalent to two terms and more
than that no one should serve.-' .
" Butt Sept 2.WTbe 6erc8t fire that
evr viaited Bu'le broke out at 9
o'cI h k Bunday morning in the base
inent of tie Bjnsou Prv Q idi store
and 'bt-fore the fljirie were brought
umltr control this afternoon the dam
age .mountf d io Jl ,000 000, Follow-
ii'ij aie iba beav:iat lore's: By in on
fry Gocd company, , Put-lio Libray
bu luiug, OoMber block, Wa'kover
ti.oe company , Alia tiu ioon, York
block, Maule block. 8ymon's stors is
a total lots oa the tock aud building.
Ttia library was gntud
A strong wind was blowing and the
entire busineae portion ol tbe city was
tloeatened. The Anaoondafira de
portment arrived at noon with one
ateainer. Eight peraoos were Injured,
: Another Wreck
YOUNG
. Horipps News Association '
Mimoula Moot Bept 25 Three men
were killed in a wrok on the 'Northern
Resul t of thinking a
Piste! Was Usv
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loaded
Millionaire Dead 3l
' Borlppa Newa Aaaooiatlon.
New York Bept 23-Jamee B ' H
Grosvenor, a milllonaiie and 'Wall
atreet flnaroier died , today aaddeoly
In an elevated train.
Factory Blown Up
'!., Srrlppa Newa Association. '.
Brooklyn, Sept 23 It la reported at
headquartera that tbe fireworks factory
Heater, wbo a as killed In the
motive explosion.
loco-! tills morning, killing sis and Injuring
acora of employees.
S Cholera "Cases "
, Borlp.ie News Association
Berlin Sept 25 Two new eases and
two deaths from cholota are reported
today, Fresh caaaa are reported at
Cirsohan and WerriU. Xh total oasea
are 248 with 85 deatbe . ' , .'
Twenty New Cases
" Borlppa Newa Association .
- New Orleane, Sept 25 Twenty new
caaea were reported np to noon today,
with two deaths. Tbe death rate since
Sept 1 baa bean 8 8 par oen.. ', : :
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A NEW SHIPMENT THIS MORNING
Extr
Values
Men
aordinarv
Heavy Worsted
SUITS
Extra well ma 'e and Hued with extra heayy Farmer's
gatin . linings, worth $12.50 every
wnere, and all tbe time.. -V.
$id
LADIES HATSI LADIES' HATSI
r: u PATTERN HATS, TAILORED HATS and STREET HATS. ;
. ,0urall Shipments arc all In, THE LINE IS MORE COM
. PLETE THAN EVER, AND OUR PRICES YOU WILL FIND''
AS REASONABLE AS EVER.
LADIES' SUITS.
No woman in Union county should feel
satisfied to bay her fall anit without having
inspected oar new garments, i The luit de
partment is full to overflow of the latest and
most fashionable suits in 'all styles, and at
the most reasonable of prices. The latest
styles la long coat effects from
MVvr York by express, auit.
"$7.50 up
' LADIES' COATS.
Oar coat department Las been the centre of
attraction for the past ten days. There is
more style, more fit, end more selection at
altogether 'small cost' than elsewhere in this '
country. New express shipments every day.
A half hour's visit in our coat department
will give yon a peep into the most exclusive
coat eho wings of the fashion centres. .
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You can do
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The Fair
YOUR MONEY
GOES FARTHER
The Fair
' Baker City 8?dt 25 One of tbe sad
dest and! most ' distressing aocidsnts
which evtr occurred In Baker City,
happfned Batnrday alternoon. In tbe
rao no near Arise Montana, Batnrday I Burns residence on Cliford street near
mvht. Tbe identllled are J W Balor. ' the hour of S o'olock. The train bad
Found
DSier
s
Remains
. Soripps News Auoolatin.
Juneau, Alaska, Hrpt. 25 -Frank
Hewitt, the famous musician, cornel
ptaysr, ha epent tbe summer la search
of his slater who starved to death In
this country about sis yeara ago. - She
was knowa aa D-.Xhambera in the
Goodhaster dlatriot. In tbe Interior ol
Alaska. He finds that a Russian trap
per bar ied the woman . but that be
could not read ber diary. The woman
was a doctor and with a proapeotor
started from Circle City to Fairbanks.
Tbey I ecam lost and wrote on tbe
tree that they were starving to' death
and that tbey lived on roots , until
tbey died of exhaustion. '
of Ballard Wash., Obas E Peters of
D y ton Ohio, and Joe Hartington ol
Spctane. Operator Uarter, it it al
leged is responaibie for tbe disaster
and he has dieappetrrd.
Councilmeh In Jail ;
Borlppa News Association...
Omaha Bept 25 Five ' members
of tbe city counoil have been sentenc
ed to thirty days in jail and to pay
the coaet of an Injunction suit. . Tbey
are accused of violating . the law by
after being Injolned they passed an
ordinance extending (he gaa franchise
of the Omaha Gas Co. ,
; Bank Failed
(Soripps Newa Association,),
Kosas TJity 8ept 25 The Kansas
City Bank olesed today by a voluntary
liquidation ' with' the - Fidelity Trust
company assignee wbo annoitnord
that the depositors trill be paid in lull.
Tbis institution's troubles are due to
tbe failure , ol the Blmon bank at
Clinton Mo, '
Starts for Home
' By Borlpps News Association
New fork, Bept. 25 Uarob Komura
to Japaneae peace envoy, baa recov
ered sufficiently to be able to start for
Japan Wednesday. He will go to
Vancouver and sail oa tbe Emreie of
India on October 2. ' , ;
; Cafe tp Stop J
- Borlppa' News Association
New York, Brpt. 2S.-Preatdent Mor
ton this afternoon aald tha Equitable
woma quit tbe rale - Bavaria - mat -aa
soon aa possible. .Uedou't Use the
restaurant business for an losuraooe
company to follow. , ., " . ,
Defense
Talks
Today
1 By Soripps News Association
Portland Bept 25-The fs'moos Will
iamson esse la drawing to a cloee and
it Is aipected that It will go to th
jury tomorrow afternoon, f roseoutlng
Attorney Franola J Heney finished his
opsning argument today at noon. Die
laid great . stress on Congressman
Williamson being th prinolpal In the
aliened conspiracy, lie la being fol
lowed by the defendants' attorney Wil
son who will be followed by Judge
lisnnett. '
just come in from Portland, and. Mrs
Bums bad just irturntd , from a visit
in tbe metropolis. Mrs Wm. Hamp
ton near neighbor, and otbersjj had '
planned for ber is surprise' in tbe way
of a luncheon which we spread on toe
table all ready for . he expected borne
oomer. All was goiog smoothly and
Mrs Hampton o.lled out to ber little
brother Chester la bid hie playmate,
Going Hampton,' to come to supper. :
Chester went1' to the bedroom st5joio
ing tue dining room wbre young
Hampton was and there found blaa
examining a putol which ,bf had lak
eo off tbe . wall of tbe room wbere It .
bad bung (or soma time, . Cbssbor, at ,
the request ol the other, boy attempt
e to shew him how tbe gun worked
and It went off. It was a double ac
tion, revolvet and was not knowa to
have been loaded. Tbe 81 cartridge
struck young Hampton to tbe tight"
eye and killed blm instantly.
The lad bo Waa acting aa boat was
young Chester Bwingley, son of Mrs '
Jtstie Bwingley and brotcar ol Mrs
Burns, Both ol the' boys were about
13 yeara of age and wtrf playntee
and warm friends, Young Bwlngiey
almoit went Into fx avolriona over tbe
event and it tan well be imagined that
Mrs Hampton,' the mother ef the un
fortunate lad who was shot, and . Mrs
Burns and Mrs Bwiogly deeply 11 1 the
event and are ptactioalty slok 'front
the tffrcts ol tbe aAfidsnt, 7
Will Pat John D
( By Bcrlpps News Association.)
Cleveland Ohio Bept 25 A oauber
of prominent citizens will go to tbe
borne of Rockefeller tomorrow to tall
blm that .the buslosss men of tbst
city have faith In ble honesty as well
as bis well doiQff towards bis .fellow
men despite the attacks made against
blm. ,
Personal Attention
Borlpps News Association. '.
Toklo 8 ept, 2j It la given out of
ficially that the Emperor is giving his
personal attention. to . tbe meuiuriala
which have been - presented to
the thrown against the peace terms.
Once Prominent
. . Bcrlpps News Association, -Paris
Sept 25 Godfrey .Cavaignad
ex-minister of war who waa prominent
in the celebrated Dreyfue canal fraud
oae whiob received such International
promlnenoe for several yeare is dead.
CONFECTIONS"
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Another Investigation
. .' t . Borlppa News Association
Chicago, Sept. ' 15." This Attorney
General Bteoarrived here this alter
noon to Inveetlgate tbe affaire of the
Weetern Life Indemnify company.
Good ttyads
(8crlppsy Nen Association) .
' Umclooatl Sept 15-Th National
Goods Bonds Association convened in
'tbls city today..
When you want tbe finest candies in he world,'
remember that . we have them. We are 'sole'
agents for Ounlber's matchless confectionery. The
assortment is ample and ' includes a variety of
chocolates, bon bons, eleu ; The price varies but
purity does nut."'." ,; ' ! .''' ' kV7
No one wants impure candits sna the way to 1
avoid them is to be guided by the -ikami - of ' the
, maker. J'Qunther" s'ands for all that is Excellent '
in candy. -1 ' ' '."'".' --.' '
Our stock is entirely fresh throughout.
NEWLIN DRUG COMPANY
' ; La Grande Oregon
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