La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 28, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texta J tlUIIM IVUUI Fair tod warmer to-night l Saturday fair LA GRANDE EVENING 0 t VOltMEIV . ... LAGRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY. OCTOBFg ' - 1 ' i' NUMBER 307 RIOTS AND DISORDER IN RUSSIA TODAY Bcripps News Association, fit Petersburg Oet 28 Tbs day ' op lad with the riots eharcteritio ol yesterday. , At Cornel three bombs were thrown and the chief of police aod two Ooaaaeke wete injured The mob at Reval fired rn the theatre to prevent the firemen from extinguish tag the flame . The troops charged the rioter with clubbed , guns. A uumosr of eaaaaltiee ere reported. AT MOSlX). Bt Petersburg, Oot 28 The manloi pal ooanoll at M oacow baa telegraphed Premier Wltfe, that owing to the deplorable tit nation ezlating here, the municipally haa appealed to the patriotiam of the atatermen . who are Wonderful Real Bargains in the fullest Sense of the Word Every Item noted below will be recognized by the discerning ones as strictly high class merchandise at extraordinary worth at the smallest of small pricing. An honest comparing of quality will prove to your satisfaction that THE FAIR !S THE PLACE "TO SAVE MONEY Jackets and Coats ol every conceivable descrintion that have both quality and prices you can afford to pay too. ' $12.50 (o $22.50 Jackets in fitted ard . box back effects, 28 and 29 inches long in red, castor, black and greeu at $769 $798 $$68 $)$0 $jQ8 $1398 fhree-Quarter Length Coats In empire and mannish beaver, tybalines, and a fancy mixtures at $650 $750 $300 $ip00 . and $2250 Flexifold Collars for Men will not break when ironed and cannot be folded oat of shape, insuring . a perfect fitting collar I5c Two for. 25c New Shirts Tucked aid plain In the plaids, green front $1.25 driving dai.iiy New Hats All the latest blocks just received 98c to $3 directing the affaire ol government, praying them to Immediately establish law and order, hate I on fundamental reforms. Telegraph oommanitation be tween beta rnd Moscow is Interrupted. TBOOP8 RECAPTURE KHARKOFF. tit Petersburg, Oot 28-A St Petera burg correspondent wires the military oommandrr at Kleff that he- baa been ? rccnptiii Huiaw, wuere a state of war ia declared to exist. HUNGER CAUSES DISTENTION. St Petersburg , Oot 28 Signs of dls sention among the rankaof the strikers and their supporters appeared for iba first time this morning whan the textile workera end tbn meobanioa were unable to agree upon the eoarse VALUES OF ABSORBING INTEREST In Our Ladies' Suit Department Suits of all descripti id, and cMoro, iu all wanted styles, ia cheviots, rerges, novelty suitiugs aad man nish mixtures. Suits nzade for us by the best houses in America. We note below a few of the many extraordinary VBluee, on sale this 'week. . $10 black: serge suits . with silk lined jacket 49$ $12 Blue Venetian Suite with silk lined jatket ' 5.yO $12.50 A special offering, and large assortment ia and IonfffPr fnuf txtfanka is tne mostinortifh and wanted materials, iu solid colors and fancy mixtnrep, suits sold everywhere at great epicial values at $14 98 choose this week-at $12 50 the suit. " viivv New Shower Proof Coats Just received by express direct from New York, beautiful colorings, best values, nat tiest styles it has ever been our good for tune to show, at the exceptionally low price $16.50 and $18.50 ;Wraps aod at style, Silk and Zepyr Shawls .and Facinators of generous eie and good weight, designed to deep the wearer comfortable on the coldest day. In white cream and black.. From $4.50 down to 25c style?, in kersev. large variety of $()00 $J250 NEW DRESS GOODS new and much - wanted rlmnka in colors red and green, black and j i -. 1 1 i . , and white, blue and green, blue black, aiid many other beautiful color creations 18c to Cravenette Cloth 52 in in lords and tan, at the yd iuclns wide $1.65 Fancy Flannelettes J081'.1' for cainiy Baquess Beautiful, 10c colonogs, the yard Jiwr they would purine. The textile workera are suffering with bonier and oold and at the beat are only making 30 eenta per day and are Insisting that aoooomio demanda receive firat atten tion. The enlightened meobanios deolare that all efforts moat be first directed toward rrasbiog the present political regime. All numbers of the professional associations decided to giv three daya earnings to the strikers MARTIAL LAW - Warsaw Ocl 23 Martial iew bas been declared io this city. " The strik ers bate blown up the bridge at Kyaikoff near here aod the railroad tracks Lave bean tmn n arable distance DEMANO REPUBLIC Tomsk), Oct. 28. A mob marched tbroaph the streets singing revolution ary aonga and demanded a republic. The troopa cbirged the rioters forcing them to disperse. Many were wound ed In the attack. A atrlke of the rail way' employes followed the demon- Values $12 60 black serge suits' with short jacket .o5 $15 black cheviot suits 0 short jacket?, silk lined O.yO $12.50 a t VII, anrl All Linnen Art Scrim 40 inches wide, yd 70c Hardanger Art Linen. 80 in wide in deep cream and white, the yard 60c ladies' New collars all the latest New York styles'' in lin nen and silk. 25c Sweaters Ladies' and child ren's in colors red, white and blue. $1.25 to $4.50 white, . and $1.50 thiD to IS strationt although they remained .tl t . - " 1 wr up 10 mis inornlng, MACHINE tfUNH READY Kleff, Oct 28-A mob gathered bare this morning and nude threats of violence agaiuat the troopa The government authorities ordered machine gana to be placed at the railway station io readiness for attacks. STUDENTS RIOTING Odeasa, Oct. 28. The e'u.lerta of the eobool here olashed with the Coa sacks at the gymnartlo aadeiry this morning. Nearly a hand red, seven teen ot which were girls, were injured Una student's bead waa oat open by a sword. The cltv councillors mtaA t fc:s: vii s)"uri out tne government vetoed the resolution. ADVISOIt DEAD Dragomlraff, chief mlllury advisor totbeCcar, died laat night at his country estate. The telephone opera tora struck today. Mosoow common icatlons have been restored and a message says the city ia quiet. i my IN DAKKNEfS The city is again io darkness save for candles and kerosene lamna. Wit spent the day with the emperor at Peterbof. Upon Wttte rests Imperial hnpes. It ia only a ana. linn ni hn.. before there will be a Dremier with power of dictation appointed. The city ia abUz with thtft th Antra aod spirit shops burning fiercely. Datto Ali Killed Borlppa News Association Manila, Oct 28-Datto Ali, at the bead of the Moro insurgents waa sur prised by the troopi amler Captain Frank R McCoy ot the Third cavalry, and be and bia aon and ten followers were killed. The troops captured 43 Mlrof, arms and much ammunition Three ot the enlisted men of the in faotry were killed and two wounded There Is also beary fighting between the oonatabaiary and the Moroa near Lake Llngnason in Miodqaao. Football icorcs Borlppa News Association. Chicago, Oot, 128-The following root Dan aoorea were made today, " New York-Princeton, 1 2: Columbia 0. . Annapolis Swathmore ail, Navy 0. Westpoint Yale 20, Wentpolnt 0. Cambridge Harvard 10, Brown 0 A Terrible Deed Scrippa News Association. Telluride. Colo.. Oot. 2S.In a fit of jealousy Carlo Belaaso thta morning shot and killed bis four month old baby and mortally wounded bla wife, if afterward ooni milted sololde. Taft to Panama (Borlppa Ne as Association) Norfolk, Oot 23-Taft aalled this morning ou tbe oruiser Columbia for Panama. He will nasa the nrasidant off the coast or South Carolina to morrow. Will Thank Nations (By Hcrlppa News Aseooiaiton) Waohinaton. Oot 28 It la annnnnna.l that the president bsa appoluted for. mar Ubvernjr Francis of Miatourl, hj a special commiaaioner to thank 43 foreign governments for their partici pation ic the World's fair at St Louis. Blew Open Safe Bcripps News Association Hag-erstowo Oot 28 Ten men this morning blew open the safe of the First National. Hark ard siole $1,700. Citizens fired as the robbrr left the scene but alleioaped. Misa Hattle Chessman, a telophon operator, who was In tbe olllce over the tank, beard tbw etploston and sam tbe armed bandita. 8he gave tbe alarm and a potee arrived before tbs thieves reached tbe Inner safe, wbere there were tbonsanda of dollars. Too Much Booze ily Scrippa Newa Association) San Francisco Oct 28 Fathf r V Is o, bigb priest of tbe Oreek church and chaplain of tbe interned Ruisian oruiser Lena, died suddenly thin morning. Th sailors coming arbors from tbe Lena report bis death due to etoeesivs fodke drinking. HIGH PRICED RIDE Oregon City, Oct 58-Fred Hefner, whose home is aaid to be in Douglass county, paid the penalty of stealing a ride on the Southern Pad Ho train ne was on top of a Pullman coach in company with other men, and juet before the Padding River bridge was reached by tbe south bound overland, he stood up, and waa si rock in the head by the bridge tlm. bere He waa instantly killed and was picked op hy tbe train crew with ft broken neok. The body was taken on to Woodbarn and Coroner B L Uolmsn was notified, as the accident occurred In thits oounty - . ' No Inquest waa necessary. It Is supposed tbat Hefner was trying to net io bis borne from Portland without pay irg fare. Must Prove Guilt Sorlpps News Association ' New York, Oot 28 -Moses Haas and Frederick A Peokham, the cotton brokers want, d in Washington on the obarge of conpf.lraoy to defraud the ijovernmeut in the ootton leak scandal were dlsobarged this morning by Commissioner Ridgleu before whom tbe estridltlon pro ee lings were held. The commissioner decided that the goyernueut muat prove beyond a doubt that an offense bad been com mltted. President on Cruiser 8orlpps Newa Association Waahingion, Oct 28. The Washing, ton navy yard wireless station this morning Intercepted a m ssnge for the cruiser West Virginia en which Rooae velt is on from some where off tbe coast of Florida. It waa sent by Admiral Brownsbn to the commander of the Colorado saying that the West Virginia arrived about noon off Ran,) Key aod proceeded at a speed of 18 wu. uu uuuaiusrua remaraaoie i at Washington. Tbe meseave nicked ' lrn.it n.U I I. - I i . ... up came over a thousand miles. MEET WEST VIRGINIA Captain William Beobtrr. of Kev Wett, reports the West Virginia slahL (d off th.t part this aftirnooL. The Colorado and the Peodiy v mi a have gon to mo her. Grain Markets Chioago, Oct. ?8-Wheat. ooened 8a oloied, 905 corn opened 45): losed, 45 oata ooeced. Sh- closed 30. ' PuRTLAND MARKET Portland, Oct. 28 -t.'lub. 7.1. bin.. stem, 70; valley 73. ft LOCAL MARKET iluyere today are offering 63 tents or bloestera and 70 for ninh. - WANT SOMETHING GOOD TO READ? No one neril be in want of interesting fiction who will take a look over our book shelves. All the later t popular novels are there and many wort that are quite as interesting if not as popular. We have bouks to suit every taste in the way of fiction. We recently received a large addition to our hook r-tocka big asfortraent of the new copy, nghlednovfls at 1 25, and a lot of popular copyrights in chesper bindings. No u,e let ting time hang hesvy for want of good readirff tutUier, when the world's rhoices fiction can b had at these yrlces. Sometime when you w tnt a good novel come in and rummage through our shelves. 8ure to find something yon will waut. B 0 0 K S NEWLIN DRUG CO. . La Grande, Oregon . Speaks In Nebraska . Scrippa Newa Association. Nebraska City Oct 8 Grovel Cleve land reached here at 10 o'clock ' Ten thousand people gathered to welcome him. He apoke and anlm,ii J J Sterling Morton and aaid tbat bia rm-raory waa sacred, not alone for bia workaaa tree planter bnt aa an honest and upright etatesmaa. He said 'Morton's character Is different Immaaaarab'j from a ahiftiug, notroe standard ot mean amblMoaa or suooeaa fol cupidity. Wa have fall n upon d"i! ?.D oar.PP' to" from the mm sw muwmuty uMuaj laoie Mysterious Suicide ScrlppsNews Association. 8eatlte. Oot 28 Mystery surrounds -the suicide of Frank B Uubbvll, one of tbe most prominent 'aalestata mea and capluliett of this city. Hia bride of three months discovered bim oa the floor of Ma apartments in a fasbloa able hotel unconscious. Ho.bb.dl wu worth a bait a million dollars and his financial standing was gilt edged. He tame from New York a few ye.ua ago Three physicians failed to save his li e and he died at 10 this morning No oauae can be assigned for his act. Hiibbell was found with m gat tubs io hia mouth. Do meet io, and not, floauoial troubles are believed io bs the cause of bis suicide. ' Unnecessary Suicide Bcripps News Association Han Franolaoo Oot 28 -With ' a bullet bole ia tbe right temple and a pistol clutohed in bis right band, Jobej L Garrell was luund dead in bed this morning In his room in ilia lnvr bouse, He left a note written last night saying that hia heme was in. Terra Haute,Iodiana, and that hhv father's name ia Chria Gairell There ia no reason for bia aelf deatruotion, although he bad besa despondent. He bad a oertifioate of deposit for f 2000 with Lad.) 4 Tilton of . ortland, Ore, and bank books from the Spokane A Eastern Trust oompaoy aad th Cana dian Bank ol Commeroe. " Cannot Exhibit NIms Borlpps Newa Aseociatlon. Chicago, Oot S8-Jodge Beth of the federal court issued a temporary ' In junction rrstralnlr.g Lubln of the dim exchange of the Empire theatre oircult and the Columbia Amusemsot company from getting or exbibltl the promotions of the Brltt Nelaoa 0h Morgan In Chicago Soripps News Aseooir tiou Cbjoago Oct 28 J P Morgan earns here today, ostensibly to attend tbe horse tbo. Today found him t'ue storm center of the Iraotioo problem He is quoted tbs morning as aayn hat i he question waa settled. The mayor addressed him a letter demand.' ing lo know where, wbtn and by whom it was settled , v B 0 0 K S 4 )