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Kl rM'v? WM VOLUME ' V LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUi-Y 11 1906. NUMBER 1(M 5$. s If FINED (Scrlppt Newt Association) Chicago July II The Alton railroad and two former officials of the railroad John FIthorn and Fred Wann wera fined in the agregatd $60,000 to-day by Judge Landit in the Federal court on the charge! . thit they had paid Swarzchiln and Sul- xrger. packers $ 1 5.000 In rebates. ' Theft net covered six separate offenses two against each defendant. Th rnrn ' poration was fined $40,000 and the offi cials $10,000 each. The defendants , tiled a notice of appeal. HE STOOD PAT Lewiston. Idaho.. July 12 Because he would not take a dare Mox Alexander a , nephew of Joe Alexander, the pioneer merchant of this city. i the husband of Miss Delia Goodhue of Salem Oregon, a - young lady ha has known for only a week Miss Goodhue has been visiting he , brother, R H. Goodhue, proprietor of the ComTiercial creamery, in this city, and her emotional mind tuggested the prank of daring him to go to the court to have the ceremony performed. " FATAL EXIHOLSlOlt (Srrlppe Newt Association) REBATES HE AVI I Arcaudia July 11 Mrs. William Misner and her three year old daughter-. Cere burned to death by a gasolene stove explosion this morning. ' William Fletchei a youth was badly burned trying to save them. A SWKT AFFAIR (QO)Bpomv eN tddjng) New York July 1 1 The Confectioners Supply Dealers opened, their annual con vention at thi Manhattan Beach Hotel today. It it well attended and will remiin - "'J in testion two days. Trade matters will form the d s;uasian. The July Sale Commences To-morrow NURSERY MEN MET (Scrlppt Newt Association) ' Tacoma July 1 1 The Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen is holding its annual convention here. Membe rs from all parts of the Pacific coast are in attend anca and among them are some of the most prominent men in the business. An interesting program hat been prepared for the convention and after the convent ion closes most of the delegates and their ladies will take various trips before they return to their respective homes. . IErAPACpiR (Scrlppt Newt Association) Chicago July 1 1 James Manning, aged 6?, the man who led Guiteau, the slayer of President Garfield, once a wealthy and prominent citizen died in a loft o a stable in this city. After squandering hit for tune ha sank to a common stable hand. He died calling for his wife from wnom he was separated and with whom he divided his fortune after she discovered improper conduct ' NOT A CANDIDATE (Scrlppt News Association) Detroit July II Secretary Taft while enroute to address the Ohio Bar associat ion was asked if he was a president! candidate replied "Do not ask me 1 am not". SHOT BY A NEGRO (Scrlppt Newt Association) . Pitisburg July 1 1 Henry Evans aged 35 a railroad foreman wat shot and killed by a negro this morning. A pisse is in pursuit. MORF LARD Ificrlpps Newt Assuclatlon) Stockton July 1 1 Over forty thousand acres of the richest land in this county is now inundated from the waters of the San Joaquin river. . Last night the levee on the old Kanes track broke, overflowing six thousand acres of barley, potatoes and asparagus. Chas. Woreing with a ' crew of men and thirty horses have been caught in the floods. Tha men will escipa but tha horses penned in must drown. OVERFLOWED Watch for Prices MORE s IH RUSSIA (Scrlppt Newt A" ldatlon) St. Petersburg, July 1 1 The admiralty paymaster's office was robbed by three youths, apparently students today. They shot the treasurer and two watchmen, stole $12,000 dollars and made good their escape. Mutinies reported today from ten of. the government g irrisons. The soldiers at Qdessa demand a consti tutional convention. - . Sebastopol July 1 1 - Mutmears this afternoon attempted to assassinate Vice Admiral Chunin, commander of l ie Black Sea Meet, was wounded and taken to the hospital. ' WANTED AN INTERVIEW Hcrlppa Newt Association) Oyster Bay July 1 1 A man claiming to be a secret service man and later to be a sailor on the battleship Kentucky was arreste: by the secret service officers. He gave his name as Moore and was iraigned before squire Franklin. If it is proved that his mind is unbilunced he will be sent to Minela. the county seat. NO GRACE ALLOWED iScrlpps Newt Association) San Francisco July II Assistant At torney Sturtevan who was detailed to act as advisor for the insurance commis sioner. emDhaticallv denies that ha would give Welching insurance companies ninety jays or grace oetore beginning prosecu tions for violations of tha statutes. Ha declared that prosecutions will be insti tuted immediately upon the lathering of sufficient evidence. ' PRISONER SUICIDES (Scrlppt News Association) QToenor N. D. July 11 Abner Smith charged with murdering Conrad1 Ffister on July Fourth and who was committed to jail suicided here this morning by tak ing poision. KILLED 'S FATHER (Scrlppt News Association) Blytheville. Ark. July 1 1 Joseph Vaugh who married, without consent of the brides father, returned for a blessing and was shot dead in the presence of his bride, by his father-in-law, Joseph Woods, who im mediately made his escape. The officers are organizing a posse to cipture him. The murderer fled to the woods where Ha rlurfori himeftlf in th l"ll snH re sisted arrest. The posse managed to locate him and Jas. Walker, a deputy sheriff, shot and killed the fugitive. ROBBERY THE MOTIVE (Scrlppt News Association I Minneapolis. July 11 Rbbery, the police declare, is a motive for tne murder of Miss Nellie Ellison of Ellsworth. Wis consin, in a hotel in this city yesterday. It is learned today that she had sold her millinery business anf had cashed her draft on Monday. It is positive that she had currency with her in the hotel. Tin. theory of tha pilici is th it it mis accom plished by some one who knew the worn ans business intentions upon coming to the city. Advices from her home at Ellsworth state that she left there with the money for Minneapolis to marry a rail. oad conductor named Rriggs. and afterwards they were going xo Washing ton, to buy a farm. I Of (Scrlppt News Association) London. July 1 1 The average English man is certain that Longsw orth will be the next president of the United States Thay can't understand why he does not assume the family name of his wife, whose father is he bound to succeed. The popular inpression is that he ill asume Roost - Roosevalts name when he assumes th rank to which his marriage entitles him Longsworth tried to disown the title of "Senator," hut the English nen never hsard the word "Representative." ' TRESII LIGHTING iScrlpps News Association I Washington July JlTht state depart ment lias been notified that fresh fight ing between the forces at GauthmaU and Silvador. United Stoles Minister Conhs is enroute to meet the envoys ol both republic has been ordered to tum to his post of duty at Guatemala city. WANT PAT FOR THEIR IScrlpps Newt Association) New York July 1 1 -Terraol McMamn one "of Harry Thaw's attorneys, states that every mail brings floods of letters from tome new crank. onVing all sorts of circumstantial testimony in connection with the tragedy, but always accompany the offer with "please remit." He says that nearly every misguided chorus girl is posting of claims of attention from White. Many offer to come and serve as jurors, declaring that they think that Thaw was justified. In neany every instance they offer to sell their services. BT BRIDE (IRAN R 0 KNOWLEDGE CLERK LOYAL TO COMPANY (Scrlppt Newt Association Cleveland. Ohio. July 11 McEwan. who furnished the Lake Shore Railroad records to prove that tha road made a discrimination in charges, created a dis pute with H. Dodd.a Lake Shore railroad clerk. "You are a thief," said Dodd, "you stole those records from tha Lake Shore." McEwan answered, "You are a liar, if I did steal them it would not be as dirty as some of the things your company has done to us," The men were separated as blows were about to be struck. Bill DING CORPORATION INSTIGATED (Scrlppt Newt Association) San Francisco, July 1 1 The Relief Commission today adopted a resolution providing for the formation of a corpora tion the purpose of which it to furnish housing for tha ra.'ujae with the two million dollars at its disposal and to have the privelige of 'renting or selling the houses that are to be built , The report will oe referred to tne nnance committee this afternoon with urgent requests that it be acted upon at once. TEDDY STOLE HIS Hcrlppa Newt Association) New York July II A Londn cable says that W. J. Bryan was asked tha question "Is it true that President Roose velt caught you in swimming and stolt your clothes". Bran Replied, "He did not get them all, but there it no doubt but what he did get will fit him". Bryan con tinuing said,' It is a lard uphill work for the president to enforce tha laws accord ing to the needs of the people because of Che pi tform upon which tie was elected did not demand it. It is hard for him to manage his admisistration. If a Dem ocratid president is elected in 1 908, who will be committed to perform this idea a majority of oorgress the tdmininstratio) and officers will woik in harmony with die president. ' WHITES ARE MASSACRED Hcrlpps Newt Association) Mobile Aia.. July 11 It it reported that whites in Yucatan are 'feeing miatv cred. E. P. Maldron a progressive mer chant in that city with a large party friends was slain and his goods stolen. THIEVES ESCAPE 'Hcrlpp Newt Association Chicago July 1 1 Thejfctef the La- uers Union was robh4this morning of I.UU0 und thflJflTivtt escaped. ANThANKENY In the Walla Walla city election vestar day. tha "boxer" element won. Kellough for mayor, defeated Gilbert Hunt by 556 votes, and Jacob Kauffman for chief of police was defeated by over 500 votes MS BE YOUR OWN BARBER : You will find economy of time, money, and patience In 2 shaving yourself. The trick is easy if your S equipment is right, and we make you safe on that score. ; 5 RAZORS: BRUSHES: MUGS: ST ROPS r. SOAPS All the NEWLIN t La Grande, Oregon. era SPECIAL (Scrlppe Newt Association) L.ncoln Neb., July 1 1 Nebiaska Di i ocrats are planning to charter a spec l train, load it with three hundred of t leading democrats of that state, and go -i New York to meet their fellow statcsm -. William Bryan when that worthy arri, from Europe. ,1 '' NOT Ytl CAPItlRtD t 1 (Scrlppt Newt Assoclttion) , .. Fresno Cal. July II Sheiiff Jones, . Mader)a, who wat in purtuit of the io highwayman, who held up tha Yoeem stages and li ing 63 passengers, returr thit minting without any clew at to H; whereabouts of tlie bandit.. ' WHOLESALE ARRESTS IScrlpps Nevtt Association) " " " " f' ''" St. Joseph Mo. July 1 1- Forty-sev i taloonittt have been arra'g led on chars o keeping open on Sunday and plead i not guilty. Immediate trials have be : refused and tha defendants forced ' ' await tneir turns. TARMERS ORGANIZE 3 Sherman county farmers to tha number of mora than 100 attended a meeting ,.u tha town of Wasco Saturday afUrno 'i- for tha purpose of organizing a what-. -grower'a association to co-operate w 'j tha association recently formed in t i county, .v: ' i( , Mr. Wkite-of tha White Bros. & Cru n of Lewistca' it fere tupertenning t: i packing of four carloads of fancy cherriti which tha firm purchased a few days aw pecp'a are employed in the pack ing and there1 will ba lively tcanet in U j cherry orchards for tha next few week'. Our growers are receiving five cents p r poune) more for their crop. Tha cannir a stock hat all been purchased by a Port land firm for which they paid 4 V Gnl per pounj. Our growers will receive til most money for tha largest crop av:r grown in this valley with tha least troub J and expense of any previous season. HEEL BRYAf'i ' ... , 1 , .. . ; - '. (IIERRl HARVEST !: 11V Of! The kind that it will be a satisfaction . 5 for you to own. ; ; 5 Bristle and hair lather brushes; each 2 a bargain at the price. Latest and most desirable designs. I A variety of kinds at a variety of; J Drives. - good shaving soaps. DRUG CO. ; s