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EVENIXG OBSERVEK, LA GRANDE OREGOX, TIIURSDAT, JULY 3ft, 1908.
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LA GRANDE, OREGON
DEVEIOPS WALLOWA.
Baker City Paper Relates Opportunl
tie In County About to Be Tapped.
That there Is untold mineral wealth
in the Wallowa mountains from Wai
Iowa lake to the Imnaha river, has
been known to the prospector for over
a quarter of a century, but on account
of the Isolated condition of the coun
try and lack of transportation facili
ties the big ledges and their values
. have remained undisturbed awaltlnr
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the coming of the railroad, a hope de-
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rerrea until the present time.
Within the next six weeks the El
gin branch of the O. ft, ft N. will be
i completod into Wallowa. The coming
of the railroad has materially caused
great Interest In mining and many
eastern capitalists who have long been
acquainted with the opportunities pre
sented, are sending in their represen
tatlves to secure possession of proper
ties. Today there will arrive here Salt
Lake people on their way to Wallowa.
They will spend a day or so In Baker
City, being acquainted with some of
our people, and to Inform themselves
on the mining conditions in . Baker
City.
What the railroad will do for Wul
Iowa county in opening up a new mln
tng field, the Eagle Valley railroad will
do for the Cornucopia dlHtrlct and ad
Joining country. It will afford the
tranHportatlon needed and thus attract
capital long anxious to operate In the
country linker City Herald.
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LA GRANDE, ORE.
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CUPIDOMTS
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BAMSJIKD GEKMAX PRINCE
MARRIES DAXCK JLMJj QVEE.V
I'rlm-o Jouctiln Wan Banlbhcd a Year
Ago to Frustrate Marruwe With
a Vuwn of tho Ball Rooin-rWciit to
Africa Ilut Flrat Married Ills Sweet,
heart After She 11 a J Been Divorced
From Her IIuhImiimI Retained Her
Title on Payment.
Berlin, July 30. Kaiser Wllhelm
learned today that he was outwitted
and defeated by Cupid, for Marie Sut
ler, a formev dance hall queen, has
been the wife of Prince Joachln of
Prussia ilnce August 15. Society and
royalty are (hocked by the news.
When it became known a year ago
that the prince intended to marry the
dancer, who was then Baroness Ble-
benberg, the kaiser banished the prince
to Africa to stop the marriage. In
the meantime the baroness was dl
vorced from the baron, and gave him
$7600 to allow her to retain her title
so she could marry the, prince. Bh
then hurried to Paris where she met
the prince. The ceremony was per
formed there, and then the prince pro
ceeded to Africa,
FOHMER EXECUTIVE DEAD.
lames II. Iludd. Once Governor of
California, Died Early Today.
BiocKion, uai., July 30. After an
Illness of long duration, former Gov
ernor James H. Budd of California
died this morning at his home.' LaSt
night he suffered a relapse, and at 10
o'clock passed Into a state of uncon
sclousness, from which he never re
covered. All night his relatives were
at the bedside. At 6.30 this morning
the nurse announced the patient war
dying. Uric acid poisoning Is given
by physicians as the direct cause of
death. He has been a sufferer with
rheumatism and kidney troubles for
many years. He made two trips
abroad searching for improved health
WAIJj STREET GUESSING.
Arrangement Has Been Made to Give
Gould Line $8,000,000.
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New York, July SO. Wall street Is
speculating today as to the real mean
ing behind the meeting held yesterday
afternoon In offices of Kuhn, Loeb A
vo., ai wnicn an arrangement was
made that the Gould lines should be
given $8,000,000 to meet notes which
fell due Saturday. It Is generally be
Ileved tha agreement Is the outcome
of the pact between Harrlman and
Gould, and means the abandonment
of Gould's transcontinental railroad,
SAME OLD STORY.
Took Monc.y From TIU Expecting to
jvciurn it, nut failed to Do So.
New Tork, July 30. Admitting they
spent 147,000 belonging to the Eagle
Savings A Loan company of Brooklyn
In a western mining scheme, Quaran
tine Commissioner Frederick R
Sc-hroeder and Colonel Edward Bri
ton are under arrest today. Briton li
president of the company, and 8chroe.
der Is a director. It Is said they took
the money to. aid friends, expecting to
pay It back. The money was taken In
sums ranging from 1592 to ttlRO.
KEEP OCT OF POCKETS.
I'nlawful for the Wife to "Frisk"
Her
Husband's Pocket.
Los Angeles, July 10. Married men
are rejoicing today over the ruling
made by Judge H. H. Rose that
wife has no right to go through her
husband's pockets without his con.
sent, and that he may use force In
preventing her from doing so. This
ruling was made In the trial of E. C.
Hurth, who was accused of assault by
hla wife because he forcibly objected
to her taking an angel cake from his
baktry.
Baseball Scores.
Pan Francisco, ; Portland,
Los Angeles, ; Oakland, 0.
Falllerm at ClirMlanla.
Chrlstlanla. July !. President Fal-
lleres, of France, aboard th'e French
warship Verite. arrived In Chrlstlanla
today and was given an enthusiastic
reception. He will attend gala
court dinner tonight. A luncheon
will be given at the French legation
In honor of the king and queen of
Norway tomorrow, which will be fol
lowed in the evening by a reception
given to President FalUurea by the
French colony of Chrlstlanla. On
Sunday, following an excursion to
Foxcnkolle, the president will sail on
the return trip to France.
RE-TRY OIL CASE
GOVERNMEXT TENACIOUS
AND WILL WIN OCT YET.
Leading Attorney Included In the
Trust Buster Group Returns From
Conference With Government Offi
cials (Says Uncle Sam Will Yet Be
" Able to Deles tira Slini-rr" oil ,
Company Every Possible Effort to
Uphold Landls Fine.
Chicago, July 30. State District
Attorney 81ms returned today from a
conference at Lenox, Mass., regarding
the government's attitude In the re
cent Standard Oil decision, when the
329,000,000 fine was reversed.
"I am sure of the ultimate success
of the government In this case," said
31ms. "We are going after the case,
hammer and tongs."
He said the government attorneys
who attended the conference were
unanimous that every effort should be
made by the government to secure a
reversal of the verdict setting aside
the Landls fine.
Application for a rehearing will be'
presented to the circuit court by the
government within a few days.
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fir Street Market Main 48
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Try our home made Bacon, Hams and Lard.
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The new and modern Ico manufac
turing plant and cold storage dpart.
ment belonRlng to the Grando Honda
Meat company and just completed at
a cost of several thousand dollars, will
be set lit operation for a tentative run. .
While it is not planned to keep the
wheels going Just now, the run tonight
will serve to disclose any imperfec-
tlons in the system. Portions of tha
new plant have been In working order
for several days, dui k is nui unm
today that the plant has been declared '
finished. ' The ice-making machinery "
Is as perfect as money and experts can
make It, and the company will have a
plant In connection with Its slaughter
house that will Insure keeping fresh
meats inutuiuiU.!;', sr. ' snother val- .
uable addition to the many La Grande
Industries which are keeping this clty-a
In the forefront of eastern Oregon '
towns.
Debs and Cliafln to Tour.
Chicago, July 31. At -the national
headquarters of the prohibition and
socialist parties, preparations are go
ing forward for strenuous campaigns.
Eugene V. Debs, the socialistic . per-,
petual candidate, will leave In about
a month on a special train for an ex
tensive tour of the country and will
speak In nearly all the Important In-J-
. , . .
; central west, Eugene W. Chafln, the
prohibition standard bearer, declares
that before election he will huva tour.
e(J everv 'e of the union. v..
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