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"'if if. i 'i 'i . ! '. , '. . : I VOLUME VI LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16 1307 NUMBER 64 IE BLOW BY mm ATTORNEY DMAS 'US DISCOVERED SOMETHING Representative Herman Rothchild wired today noon from Salem to Wm Miller, president of La Grande ' j Commercial Club, that the county division bill was killed. J (Sitopa New Association) - - New York. Feb. 15 Evelyn visited the tomb early this morning end spent all of the time allowed visitors on Saturdays, with her . husband. " As she entered the Sates she was met by a messenger re 4.tir.g ha prii:r.:5 st the c?c of attorneys. She replied after a whi'.e I most see Harry first. The messenger insisted but she passed into the gates. The messenger following whispered to her on the inside when she teplied "Welt T will an h than drnu iivav cnnHinff word ta her husband that she would return soon. Thaw demands of his lawyers that they do not permit him to be sent to the mad house. The conference this morn ing is believed to be with reference to this matter. ATTORNEY DELMAS WORRIED It is said that Attorney Delmae today for the first time learned that Evelyn's connection with the divorce suit of Mrs. George Lederer wherein Evelyn was : Continued On Another Page Kf FOURTEEN INCHES THICK (Sfrlpps New Association) Vancouver, Feb. 16 The championship hockey matches are being held on Trout Lake today where the ice is fourteen in ches thick. Teams fiom Ottowa, Mon treal, Malifax, Wisconsin. Minneapolis and Brooklyn, N. Y., will compete. GRAND DUKE CYRIL A fATHER (Scrlpps New Association) j Berlin, Feb. 16 tripped the CAPTAIN RESIGNS rank, tit es and honors by his cousin, the Czar, and marked tor death by the Russian rev olutionaries, there is no happier or more contented a man in all Europe today than the Grand uuke Cyril Vladimirsvitch of Russia. Living a secluded but contented life at I Coburg, happy in the iuve ut um UUm: whom he married in defiance of the wish' MIKADO IS ABOUT TO SPW A SURPRISE 'Scrlpps News Association) San Fraeiten. Fab. IB Carjtain of detectives, resigned his position today, ies of his imperial relatives, the Grand giving as his reasons that their was too j Duke has this weak had his cup of bliss much interference of his department by : filled to overflowing by the birth of a Chief Dioan. daughter. Objects to any Reference to Japanese Exclusion from Amor Inn ; e i .. . I I M E W S'H O E S i .: 1 STlXESroRNCW;. par excedenceJ - SPECIAL l '' ... - in La Greatest Line Grande for Now ready for your inspection WOMEN AND CRIMEN MEN, The shoes that give satisfaction This is proven by the wonderful in:: : In High Gut shoes you will fta Kids, and Kangaroos, and in z. y last Bcbiv you will find a c in c-r :h:o cr.c. ncc. cnts, ::is (Scrlpps News Asaoelatlon) '! 3 I Washingten, Fsb, 16 Mayor Schmiti has received many telegrams this morn ing congratulating them upon the settle ment of the difficultiee' They have not rescinded the order excluding Japanese from the schools and era not liksly to do so. They agreed with the Presidsnt how ever that no Japanese child properly ep plying for admission to the schools would be excluded. They would simply construe the state law as not applying to Japanese which they formerly held the word Mon' golian to include, The delegation succeed ed in bringing the administration to i point of sympathizing with the views of the Pacific Coast people and to bring the President around where he woald swi ng his bis stick over Congress. Walsh and Doyle left to inspect the school schemes of other cities. Schmiti and omers will remain to attend the labor banquet which will be held in this city next week. THIS LOOKS DIFFER ENL London, Feb 16-A dispatch from Tokio this morning denies, with good autherity tnat Japm has agreed to any solution of the San Francisco prob em, the basis of LADIES HIGH CUT SHOES No. 1480 Fine Vice Eonton toe, light upper, medium heavy sole $2.50 No. 1815 Vice Blucker "Easy Feet" ' cushion in sole, cr.e pair sells 3.50 No. 165.1 Pat. Gelt Blucher, medium sole pctay, dressy, good wearer 400 No. 1803 Pat. Colt Blucher, medium sole, pickadilly 4-50 No. 20C0 Royalty Pat. Golt Blucher, opera toe, a beauty 6.00 I! '! i C iV I )tL ij )''; : Ml I w -- 1 MEN'S HIGH CUT SHOES No. 2537 Non Scuff Blucher, cam bridge to welt, medium sole $3.50 No. 2518 BoxGalf shoes, heavy sole English toe, a wearer 4-00. No. 2675 Vi:e Kid Blucher, light, dressy upper, med. sole, harvard 4-50 No. 2800 Pat. Golt Blucher, London toe, med. sole, very fine and nobby 5.00 No. 3003 Royalty Pat. Golt, button, English toe 6-00 which will be to exclude Japanese labor from America. The British officials think thisreport erroneous and some high, In ternational affairs declare that when the Emperor passss upon .the' neogitiations his expressions will be more startling than anything which has yet appeared in ; the eontrobersy. ':.... ... . ' SOUTHERN SENATORS ACTIVE Ths opposition of the Southern Senat ors was renewed this afternoon when the conference report containing the ' Presi dents plans of excluding collie Japanese labor was taken to the senate. VIEWS IN LONDON : (Scrlpps New Auoclatlon) London, Feb. 16 U is believed hert that the Mikado disagrees with any settlement of the Sin Francisco question that involves any reference to the exclu sion of Japanese from America. The ' sentiment of exclusion is entirely hostile to the Emperor of Japan and the people believe if a treaty proposing In any de gree of exclusion comes to the Mikado it will be followed by an imperial statement most startling to America. OXFORDS OXFORDS OXfORDS This uill be the greatest seasons for Cxfords In the history of the shoe trade. selecting the best to be nad as well as a very large assoi tmsnt. OXFORDS This we have antisipated by LADIES' OXFORDT No 6810 Pat. Welt Mat top Very Swell Polsy Toe $4.oo No. 6606 Vici Blucher all $ Ma KA79 Vir.i Rlucher Welt Opera Toe 2.5o MEN'S OXFORDS No. 4619 Patent Golt 4 Button Oxford verv fine Polsv $5.00 No. 4617 Vici Kid Blucher London Toe Welt 4.50 No. 4508 Vici Blue Gombardge Toe, I Very Stylish 3.5o CHILD'S In all sizes from in Patents Vici Kias Also a line of white Ducks Same oize as above OXFORCS 5's to 28 and in SI. oo to S2.00 : : OREGON DIVIDED JUDICIALLY Hcrlppn Nown A donation) Washington. Feb 16 The sa'.ate today passed a bill providing for il.e division of Oregon into .wo judicial d, . r cts t.Ms means that there w.,i bt two fedjrnl judges in Oregon mU5d of the cne now located at Portland. It is very probible that Baker C.ty will bcgiveitue other federal seat. PROSfCUIION OPENS AD AMS CAV: (Scrlpps News Association Wallacs, Idaho, Feb. 16-The prose cution made their opening statement this morning in the case of Steve Adams who is on trial for "Timber stealing" and who ,s accused of complicity in the assassina tion of exgovernor Steunenberg. STUDENT MISSIONARY COHERENCE (Sorlpps Newi Association) Princeton. N. J., Feb. 16 Numerous schools and colloges of New Jersey, New York and Eastorn Pennsylvania have sent daiejates to a big student mission ary conference which began here today under the auspices of the New Jersey State Union of Student Volunteer Bands. Te program extends over two days and orovides for addresses by a number of speakers tf exceptional ability and rec ogn.zed authority on missionary topic!. HIS SIDE OE THE STORY orlpi fee Association) Los Angeies. Feb 16 Slate Senator Grterwo!',. who is here pronounces the story frjm Bakersfield, as false which was in effect that Clarence Young of that loty had four.d the senator in Mrs. Young's ' apartments and had taken his clothes as ' "r jaf of the cha'ge. Greenville declares that Yourg went to his (Oroenwell's) nolelard carried away from the hat rack his hat tt'-.J over coat. SOCIETY TO DINE ONRAWfOODS New York. Feb. 16 Unique dinners and entertainments have been so com mon !n New York society that they are no lo: 3 r considered a novelty. Bjt Mr. rnd Mrs Fr.titrick S Goodwin of Central f ark West h ve arranged a function for oniht thnt his challenged more than the trdinjry t rrcu-i i f attention. The invit ation fty.c a nw nt 'r century banquet if urcooltcd frcds.' Covers will be laid for sixty Russia , who will "enjoy" a feast cf hslf d z'.m courses m which every art icle of totd and drink will be served in a raw state MADE FOR US BY Peters Shoe Ladies' White Oxford Shoes You Will Find Here in Endless VarUy mis wmj: Mtm'izmumvJ MADE FOR US BY n Wsrm Shoe iwiwRu Co. s bULSSUdAR PLANTATION 1 firliiiis News Association! , 4e Ytr.:. Fso lb - Mrs Hcfy Green i reuuUtsd li ' thu richest woman in the I vor'd has sud her sjjrar plantation in ! Cuba fvr i5. 000.000 to a New York SyrJ.cate. She purchased it four years ! ago fur $ 1 .5000.000 and has mnce clear ed the (urchAii price. The plantation is I situated near the townot Barte and has i rever been visited by post. A railroad runs qu te close to it. WOMAN SUffRAOE CONVENTION (Scrlppe News Association) Chicago, 111., Feb, 16. The sessions of the third day of the national woman suff rage convention today were characterized by the same earnest work and genuine enthusiasm which marked the proceed ings of the opening day. The business of the day was abbreviated in order to give the delegates an opportunity to visit Hull H:use. the University of Chicago and other places of interest. Tomorrow the pulpits of soveral churches will be given over to some of the prominent delegates and in addition there will be a public meeting in the Studgbaker Theatre, with addi esses by Herbert Bigelow of Cleve land, Miss Jane Addams, Rabbi Emit U. Hirsch and other persons of note. PIG IRON PRODUCTION iKcrlpps News Association) Philadelphia, Pa.. Feb. 1 6j-Complete reports from every furnace in the country by the American Iron and Steel Associa tion show that the total production of all kinds of pig iron throughout the United States in 1906 was 25.507,101 tons as against 22.992.S80 tons in 1905. The whole number of furnaces in blast In December last was S40 against 223 on June 30. 1906, and 313 in December 1906. At the close of 1906 there were 89 idle furnaces as compared with 1 1 1 at the close of 1905. HARRY CORBET T DEAD l8crll' News Association) San F-ancisco, Feb. 16. Harry Cor bett, a brother of the exchampion prize fighter, James Corbett, dropped dead as he was about to step into a bath tub. Physicians were hastily summoned but h was beyond help when they arrived.