La Grande evening observer., September 11, 1906, Image 1

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VOLUME V
LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1906
NUMBER 1S3
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(Sclipps News Amioclation)
St. Louis, Mo.. Sept. 11. Bryan ar
rived this morning and was greeted by a
large crowd. Mounted police and citizens
committee escorted him to the Jefferson
hotel for breakfast. Bryan visited the
Merchant's Exchange at one o'clock this
afternoon, and will speak tonight at the
Coliseum.
ALABAMA IN LINE
(Scrlppi News Association)
Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 11 The
DoffJratic stat convention today en
dorfTW. J Bryan for President and de
clared "favoring all of his essential prin
ciples and policies." The resolution con
demning the government ownership of
railroads was tabled without even re
qui ring vote.
UNDER SEALED ORDERS
(Scrlpps News Association)
Washington, Sept. 11. The cruiser
Des Moines has'.ily took aboard small cal
ibre ammunition at Norfolk and sailed
under sealed orders. It is learned that
she is destined for Havana, to protect the
interest of the United States and that
further order awaits the cruiser when she
reaches Key West.
'A'
WIRE KILLED THREE -
Scrlpps News Association)
Rushville Ind., Sept.. 11 Oliver Gore
aged sixty years and two negroes were
electroctued on a wire fence across which
a live trolley wire had fallen.' Gore's
body was over a half mile distance from
the blacks.
SULTAN HAS CANiIR
SltIpps News Axsoel.itlon)
Constantidop'.e. Sept. 11. it is an-noun-SM
that the sultan of Turkey has a
cane!?.
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MEM'S WEARING APPARELL
Forewho wear good stylish clothing. We are
agents for the greatest Tailoring made to measure
suits-in America. THE PAYAL TAILORS, every suit
GUARANTEED to fit and give satisfaction.
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engineers hold forth at Philadelphia
i Scrlpps N-ws Association)
Phil delphia, Pa., Sootember 11.
Hundreds of engineers from all parts of
the United States are assembled here to
attend the twenty-fifth annual convention
of the North American Society of En
gineers. The Hotel Walton is the head
quarters of the convention, and the sess
ions of the convention will be held in the
South Broad Street Theatre, adjoining
the Hotel Walton, while directly across
the street, in Horticultural Hall an inter
esting exhibit of supplies, appliances and
educational matter is displayed.
THAW (ASf REVIVED
(Scrlppi News Association)
New York, Sep- 1 1 Assistant District
Attorney Garvan resumed the investi
gation in the Thaw case today and ex
amined several witnesses. Ha is anx
ious to find Edna Goodrich, the actress
who introduced Evelyne Nessbitt to
White.
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INDUSTRY
(Scrlpps News Association)
Seattle. Wash., Sept 1 1 -The first-convention
of the Anti-Saloon leagues and
reform societies of the Northwest ever
held opens here today. The meeting
will be cpmposed of delegates from the
temperance and for the purpose of per
fecting the organization of the reform
forces of Oregon. Idaho and Washinston
so as to strengthen them in the coming
campaign for reform laws. Nearly a
thousand delegates will be in attendance
The principal subjects to be considered
and discussed in the convention will ha
initiative and referendum, recall and local
option. Temperance work will coma un
merely as secondary matter. Many promi
nent speakers will deliver addresses
before the convention, among them Dr. P.
A. Biker, of Columbus, 0.; Edwin C. Din
widdle, of Washington, D. C; Howard H.
Russel, of New York and many others.
THE LIQUOR
LADIES' GARMENTS
We are receiviug daily the Latest Styles in Ladies'
Goats, Suits, and Skirts. These garments come from
the greatest fashion center of the United States, New
York, where we have a residence buyer who is in posi
tion to get the very latest.
which are eaual tr anv
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by calling, "we will show
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POISON
(Scrlpps News Association)
Tangier, Sept. 1 1. Stensland. the ab
scondmg Chicago banker, attempted sui
cide by taking poison today. He is ser
iously ill but will recover. Twelve guards
now keep constant watch of the prisoner,
If his physical condition warrants, Stem-
land will be put on board the Prince Adel
bert tomorrow, and be taken on that
steamer to New York.
JEALOUS FATHER
(Scrlpps News Association)
Muscatine, Iowa, Sept. 11. Because
his daughter Jessie accepted the atten
tion of i suitor unfavored by him. John
Holstein killed the girl and then committed
suicide.
SEATTLE SUICIDE
(Scrlpps News Association)
Seattle, September 11. Mrs. John
Brewer shot herself in the head this
morning, dying instantly. She had been
sick and disappointed. The family re
cently arrived from Spokane.
POOR SHOWING
(Scrlpps News Association) -
Chicago Sap1;. 1 1 John C. Hatley re
ceiver of Zion City has filled his first re
port whicn shows the liabilities exceed
$6,000,000 and'the assets are less then
$3,000,000.
WILL CHALLENGE AGAIN
(Scrlpps New Association)
London, Sept. 1 1. The daily Standard
is authority for the statement that before
Lipton returns from America he will issue
another challenge for the American yacth
cup.
(LOSING ARGUMENTS
(.Si'ilpps News Association)
Portland, Sjpt. 11. The closing argu
ments in the F. P. Mays land fraud case
bsgan this mcrning.
Place
Vergere No. 27
BANK
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RESULT Of
(Scrlpps News Association)
San Francisco Sept., 11 Unfounded
rumors of the condition of the Hibernia
bank, the strongest saving bank on the
Pacific coast led thousands of depositors
to withdiaw their funds in the last for
night but the demands have not seemed
to assume a form of a "Run, until this
morning when the sidewalk in front of the
bank was crowded by about two thousand
people ana tnree teller are engaged in
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POSTAGE
(Scrlppi New Association)
Bristol, Sept. 1 l.-rTh autumnal meet
ing of the Association of Chambers of
Commerce of the United Kingdom opened
her today fo' a two day's session. The
attendance is unusually large and an in
teresting session is expected. Among the
many important matters, which will be
considered by the meeting will be . the
proposition to start a movement in favor
of cheaper postal, telephonic, telegraphic
and parcel post rates between Great,
Britain and France. There is scarcely
any doubt that the convention will sup
port such a movement,, but it is more than
doubtful that it will be possible, at least
at .the present time, to carry the plan to
success. Should the Chambers of Com
merce express themselves in favor of the
plan, an effort will be made to . interest
the French and the British governments.
It is not believed, that, even if the two
governments should favor such a plan,
they would car to assume the responsi
bility of making such a change without
first submitting it to the International
Postal Union. The probability is that
some of the other countries belonging to
the International Postal Union might ob
ject to such an arrangement, which would
give the two countries considerable ad
vantage over other countries belonging to
the Union. At all events, the matter will
be thoroughly agitated and every effort
will be made to bring about the desired
end.
SAWMILL FIRM
INCORPORATED
The Hacket Lumber Company of Elgin
has filed its articles of corporation with
the county clerk. The company is incor
porated with a capital stock of twenty
five thousand dollars and is composed of
lumbermen of Elin and as well as mon
eyed men from Colorado. The scheme
has been fermenting for several months,
and it was oniy the last week that the
idea was culminated. W. A. Hacket of
Elgin is a leader in the compmy. The
corporators are W. A. Reiber, C. P.
Gannett, G. C. Hill, Mr. Nelson and W
A. Hacket.
DECEASED FRUIT CONFISCATED
County Fruit Inspector P. H. Dichison
on Saturday made a tour of inspection cf
the fruit offered for sale in the several
stores in the city and confiscated fourteen
boxes of apples and pears, afflicted with
codlin math. Yesterday State Commis
sioner Judd Gaer. of the Cove came over
to investigate the matter. The law which
has been on the statutes for several
years is very strict on offering for sale
infected fruit and is just as binding on
the dealer. The commissioners hav
decided to strictly enforce the law from
this time on.
BAD RUMOR
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(ONNECTKIIT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Scrlpps New Association)
Hartford Conn.. Sept, 1 1 The Stat
Convention of Connecticut will be called
to order this evening at the Auditorium
in this city. After completing it per
manent organization the convention will
adjourn until tomorrow morning when
the actual work of the convention the
adoption of a platform and the nominat
ion of a full state ticket will be taket up
William Jennings Bryan had been invited
to deliver an address before the convent- j
ion, but was compelled to decline the i
invation.as previous arrangements made
this impossible. It U believed by well
informed Democratic politicians that
Mayor E. F. Thayer of Norwalk will
probably be the nomiiee for gubernator
ial candidacy a he seems to show the
greatest strength. No slat has been
prepared and there will be numerous
candidate for ach nomination.
BARTLEII DIDN'T TESTIFY
E. W. Bartlett ha returned from Port
land after sitting in the witness ssllitry
nineteen day. H was called to Port
land to testify in the May case but wa
never cailed to the stand. He save there
war over a hundred who like himself
were closeted in the third story of the
court house and never appeared on the
stand. In regard to the propabi'iti of
convicting May, the attorney stated that
if the trial convicted May alone there
would be little diffiulty for Prosecuting
Attorney Heney to land him in prison
but as the prosecution has to prove Sor
enson, Jones and Mays alik guilty of a
conspiracy to defraud the government
there is much uncertainty. Because the
indictment allege a conspiracy ths
vidence must show that each individual,
seperately is guilty and connected with the
conspiracy. On Innocent, all innocent
lhe object in calling Mr. Bartlett wa
primarily to identify legal paper that
had been sen' to the prosecution.
SIGHS INDICATE THAT OHIO
STANDS EOR EORAKERDKK
Dayton 0 Sept. 1 1 For the first time
in the history of the State the state con
vention of tna Republicans of Ohio will
be held in this city instead at Columbus,
where most of the former state conven
tions have been held. The convention
address of ex-Governor Herrick, who will
sound the key note of th campaign, and
soma preliminary routine bnsiness nothing
of consequence will be transacted at to
day's session.
Welfare Hall is one of the largest audi
torium in th world. It it not a public
hall, but stands on th premises of the
National Cash Register Company and Is
managed by the Men' welfare league.
It was erected by the company as a com
bination dining hall and anditorium. Two
thousand factory employes take their lun
cheon in the hall daily, the meal being
served by the Men' Welfare league at
bare cost of production. Used as a dining
Got Your
Books Yet
good and the saving is worth while
that you pick as early as possible because assortment
may break at some point or your choice of the better of
the second hand ones become limited. We can do you
good on everything in school supplies.
FALL STATION! RY
we bought stationery with our school supplies, when
you want anything in writing materials come here and
pick from the newest papers out.
NEWLIN DRUG CO.
La Grande,
TEST CASE
TO BE MADE
1H 'fRISCO
(Scrlpps News Association)
San Francisco Sept. 1 1 The first insur-
i anca suit over the loss caused by th
recent disaster wa begun befor Judg
Whitson of the Trans Atlantic Fir Insur
ance Co. and is on group of five cast
to be tried consecutively as test case.
The interest in these cases is intense as
it will bring out th line of action to b
taken by th companies who ar ,-efusing
to settle in full.
LABOR FACTIONS SUCCSSFUL
Portland, Sept. 1 1 Congressman
Charles Edgar Littlafield wa r-electd
for th fourth tim a congressman of th
second district in th state of Main but
hi majority wa very close. Th leadr
of th Federation of Labor regard his V-t
narrow scape a a victory and claim '
that they will redouble their effort to t
defeat th other candidates "On their
list." .
LOWER COURT SUSTAINED
(Scrlpps New Association) ,
Salem, Sept, 1 1. Th child labor law
were sustained by th supreme court this
morning in th suit of th (tat against J.
S. Shiren, of Multnomah county, whowa
convicted of working child labor in a
laundry. Th decision of th lower court
was affirmed. - ''
room, Welfare Hall will accomodate SOOO
people, but used at an auditorium it wilt
teat 5000 persons without inconvenience
to any of them. The' hall has a wid
gallery, which will accomodate spectator
while th floor space will be amply suf
ffcient for the delegates. ;
At two o'clock th district meeting for
th selection of vice presidents and mem
bers of the various committee will b
held and the convention will be cailed to
order at four o'olock. Gov. Andrew L
Harri will be th permanent chairman.
There will b on delegate for every 25c
There will be in all 662 delegate.
COMBINATION WINS.
Up to noon today th convention signs
point to a victory for th Foraker-Dick
combination being in control. Th reform
faction under th leadership of Congress
man Burton claim a mas of voter with
them but ar about to admit that they
have a majority of the delegates.
We are having
a large sale
on second hand
books and there
is every reason
why you should
have them.
The books are
It is important
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Oregon.
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