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""-'! '"' y if 1 i: A I r - A l r , VOLUME VIII. LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, ORE. THURSDAY; OCTOBER 14, 1909. yd! NUMBER 203. - i.AxV,'.v I 1 - - : , , . ; STRIKE DAflCER IS HOW, AVERTED I ' i v LAST BOJfE OF COXTEXTIOX" '. 5 SATISFACTORILY SETTLED. 0. R. machinists will Get Mater t lal Increase In Wages Aside From I . AH the Other Favors Mentioned lat EveulngXenl Representatives Ke- torn From Portland Both Sides are Liberal In Their Demands undRe ; latlons. !.!..': r ....... : : The O. R: & N.i machfhlsts are "now to draw 42 cents an hour hereafter as a result of the. conferences held): in Portland recently, and '.which,,, were outlined ..hr the flObserver yesterday, and all danger of a' walkoui Is now over..-:.'; ' '"' i The conference came to an" ab rupt close la8tv evening: at ' Portlaiid when' beneral Maniger-JF. 6"Brien ttgreed to give the machinists 42 cents an hour, and when the machinists them selves condescended to "meet the offi cials half .way, The machinists were holding out for 45 cents but to avoid additional trouble, lowered their wage scale demands to'42 which was satis factory to the officials. The conference Is over and R. II. Russett the repre sentative from the La Grande shops has returned home and the machinists here are well satisfied with the result of the conference. ' f - - The, final agreement Is, exacWy ; aa; t.jti;nd in the Observer of last even ing with the addition of the additional wage' scale. " ' . ; , -'. A. C. Williams has taken the oath of office as justice of the peace to succeed I A. Stewart, resigned. 5 "he Fair Friday and JJCjrcat Offering o) ..ill -. t i i I h . 4 . CALICOS AXI) FBINTS, 5c PER YD. t t - A fine line of German prints and calicos In red .blue, black and white backgrounds with, dots, checks, stripes 1 , mi , . .', .71 : j- tt . and fancy figures, the grades that sell 'regularly at from Tq itIOo per yard and are really good values at that buy, all. Jyou- want t tomorrow! at 'the iow price of, per yard . . ......... M EW OUT1SG FLA XN ELS 8c PEP. I D An opportunity- to. prepare fda cold weather at a very low price 'rlday and Saturday 1 we'! will sell1 gAod heavy weight outing . light and dark coloi c .variety qfpatterns y at 10c and 11c, on sale te 8e Ibottfa I ularj ard'QttniS eariyrwhne the select SEE WIXBOW DISPLAY. I vt r gjL'-U'LjJBIlf MUX'S A good tiea,vy, wegb't rQ)bed fleece it this season of 4the yaf. Garments 1 J-?"? !;--:r:. Regular $1.00 feather pillow t,t good each . ; A sample lineof boys school suits values, 'on sale for.. ..I.1.8S -;::y Ltlonyu A line of Men's Working Trodsers In mixed" grays and brown's regular $t.B0 values, our sale, while they last at . . ,,..,,.... . .v , .'.....,.. , ....,,..,,,,,.',. .(17 '':,.'.;:; v : '..'. - v! '"exs $i5uw sui ts, $io.oo ; '.,',...,...,:. ... A few lines of men"s winter weight suits well made in good servlcable colors. Suits that sell regularly for ? 12.50 and $15.00. on sale 4 for., .... . ... v. ;.".. .. ...... $10.00 LARGE PRICE FORTWOHOGS OJiE UUSDBED DOLLARS PAID FOR TWO TAMWORTHS. J. M. Wright Purchases Two Strange' :"" Apitearlng Hogs. V ' " Two' Tarn worth pigs which " have: won blue ribbons wherever exhibited from Kansas' Clvn to th 'iJifut an back to La GranSe Arrived today for:. J. M. Wright who will give that bread of -ipgs a trial. The animals are pe cuuar locking ones, but 8 re touted as being excellent breeds for pork, the chief feature being that . they mature -quite 'slowly but more profitably. Jt is -said that the cost for the two hogs Wa8 $100,,.,,, .;, . ' -nun E CASE HELD UP. i' t'. , i,T: t Jletloa for Arrest of Jadgnien Filed ..: Jafv.Vi Bjr Bo)g AUorney; io A motion for arrest of judgment 'n the King Lowe, case on the grounds tha;the indcsient 'yoes not charge a crime is pending. The charge was for assault ' with a ."dangerous weapon, but did not diecribe,, what, the. weapon was that was used. The verdict waj for simple assault.' It Is argued !on'thj behalf of Rowe that: the charge does not set forth the nature of the crime as is required by law. - v i; Judge Knowles this afternoon over ltled the motion to arrest julgment and set tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock as the date for passing sentence. - Hughe Fined FItc Dollars k , W. Hughes an employe on the ditch line of the Beaver Creek project, was arrested yesterday . afternoon by" Con stadle Faulk , for delng obnoxious ; on the streets, the chief : cause ' being booze. This morning he was fined $." which he paid and was allowed to go. JFhe Fair Saturday----Bargain :Jvus :Attrac0e bargains' k ' . . ' - . . j-'- . ... la. -.f..'. i- i '' .i . V . ..'ij'T.'l ."-.- l, , . 1, y'-jt::.,f,iJ . Tyy , "SESi FLEECED LINED UXDERWEAR, 29cJ Iin.ed garment In afi" sizes. Both shirts nnd' drawe' Snltabto for wear tnat'seU.regularly for rjOoon tae at the low price of.'per garment 23c 'FEAIHEtt' PtLLb$(, C3c.- j- '. . .'. ticking and full width, a good grade of B0Y.S' AXD tJ.Il SUITS $L89. i In grayB and brown mixtures, well made, ,?":, - ,''' j .. .' i;., : ; ' . SO AT ' I.I KXECCT10X PERMITTED .j IESTERDAY DISASTROUS MOTE. Spain Torn Hy Greatest National Proh- lem la Its History Kin? Angrj at HU Cabinet For Permitting Eecu tion of Professor Ferrer Cabinet of. I fleers to Resign but the King IViil jXot Accept Paris Mob Attempts to Attach Embassy. . ' i r. I v. :-. . ' MADRID, Oct. 14. Via Heyndaye Vfrlth the leading) paper of paln pre-' dieting a revolution c uci as Spain has nie-er -seen beforj'lng'1 'Alphonso Is siorming at his cabinet for advislng him to permit of the execution of Prof. Ferrer, which took place yesterday. ( The people are aroused to tnob fren-' tf and, today Spain,, is .threatned, with tie most critical situation that has oc-, ciirred In her long history of national troubles.' ?iit f-i t'n'iiv j iThe King this, morning is horrified at the national storm that has arisen over the execution of Professor, Fer rers. Alphonso charges that hismin isters have kept him misinformed re garding the sentiment throughout the other nations of the world and espec ial Europe. The cabinet has offered to resign but the King refuses to ac cept or their resignation! The news that Jias Just been' received jiere that a mob In Paris at the news of the exe eution of Ferrer," attempted" to storm the embassyin that city, has greatly shocked the King jr S. O. Swackhammer, Gus Levy7 T. W, Wright and Mr, Thompson came over from ' tfnion,, to attend 'the ' funeral . of ths late w, J. snodgrass. 3ha Fair 1 I'll I HI ; . - - I- I L. I I i f.. '.i ) ,;nUi ',..! feathers, extra special 'at?--'' and actual I3.C0 and ft.OO '" ' v.-Tj 1. API El , m m,: mm DETROIT 111 SIXTH GAME OF SERIES. . ! - GOES TO DETROIT TIG I hice Pittsburg Twlrlers Fall lo .Stop The Winning Streak Taken on The Tigers a Home .'.Ground Mu. lln riays Splendid Game T. jrhis . Ia?,Jr .Injured Ju. the ,ainlhC,l.b Outplays Wagner in the Wliirhvliid .Batting Feast. ,f '; i ,, Jf, ; ; ' "r :Y t ",; " " :v .j-i; Standing of Teams. ;' -;t WL P.c Detroit.,; -A,.....uf..,v;...;;;$ 3 i..3oo ritt-nburg; if.,, , ......fcifi . i3'.!.'.r .i0 ?'.:! v-'i .v,-i.'i.il('":ir,'r:'.. c ,:r,1 2 3 4 5 57 85 ?Mi0lH 0 0 0 0 0 1-4 DetrpR. : v 'o : r a;f Pittsburg .. . 4 D j Detroit iV'V DETROIT, Oct. i4.-Detrolt made'it three all today in the face for the world's Hag , in baseball . by wumlnfe tne closest margin of the serteR . i ffhe Detroit twirler, Mullin, proved h iii feif the man of the hour whW tW Tigersluggers chased three Pittj-jnrg nlellar mound artTsts aroundth, Jji Th las'fof the ninth saw a serious 31- r.J .t ..... - ' a ' v.Cuv wueu vv uspn crashed Into T. Jcnes, who had been playing a whirl wind game at first. Jones was al;eii to the club house seriously Injured.' The line up was the same as yeeter day excepting the batteries; PHtsoW-.: Wliils. Camnitz and Phlllipl 'anl'V.ib son. Detroit- Mullin and W. Sclirul..!t. . The eeevnth and final game which is to decide the championship,: wiil be played Saturday at Detroit. ; Detroit, Oct. 14 The Tigers' and the Pirates, who are putting vd such a remarkable race fop the world's cham pionship, arrived here this morning. Both teams are In fine fettle for the sixth game of the Berles. The game starts at two o'clock, or coats time, f the Pirates, win this afternoon they will be hailed ,as the world's cham pions. If the Pittsburgers win the players will receive 60, per cent and the Tigers 40 per cent of the'-recelpts. If the Tigers win. they will have an other chance to secure the big end of the receipts, provided , they win the championship.. : . ' ! Vj - First Inning. ""';,,.,;v Byrne' and Leach singled. Clark sin gled, scoring Byrne.' Wagner , singled scoring Leach, and Clark. Miller 'but Infield. Abstein fanned and Wilson1 out Infield. ' ;; ' ' . rK- D. Jones filed arid Bush walked. C6bb fanned and Crawford doubled scoring Bush. Delhanty'flled." ',' ' .r";'' -' "" Second Inning. ' Gibson' fanneaV Wll'lTs' witnYfleiit' TlvrtiA litntA '"hii nroa twit " " ' ' f Morarty' out "In field." T, '.Jones died at first. Schmidt flied. 1 " - Third Inning. . Bush fumbled Leach's grounder. Clark sacrificed; Wagner out Infield. Miller walked and stole second. Ab- stein fanned. Mullin singled. D.' Jones flleo. Ml- llir was doubled off first. Bush hit.. by pitcher. Bush 1 stole second. Cobb filed. ; j '.-V ' Fourth Inning, v !,; ?,, r , ' Wilson and Gibson out infield. WU-, Us same. ' , r .. ...'.4 ! Crawford walked, Delehanty singled Crawford going third. Moriarty singled scoring Crawford. T Jones seut eaB one. Clark over ' anxious , mlned It clean. Jones' hit went for tvo bases, Moriarty scoring. SchW'H walked. Mullin flied. ; . Fifth Inning. . r Byrne died at first and Leach filed. Clark died at first and Bush made two sensational stops and throws to first. ' (Continued on Page Eight.) T AVICTO TAFrrGLORIES v;; !l sunrise: CALLS CRA:iICREET ' . ad S XOT GOOD DIPLOMAT. ith Territorial .Ofllclals Taft, Moye ;; Along Grand Canyon. 4 GRAND CANYON, Ariz: Oct. 11.--President Taft arose early this- niorn- ihg in order to See the magnificent sun rise of the1 Grand Canyori and he'et-! tiressed hlmiwilf h- ' r.i. whole world could' such 'a Bceni be Witnessed.- Acrompanied br Oovernoi" Sloan and VtneWsr rlforlat officials' th' president staged tt along tho-hrin-t-of the Grand Canyon drinking n the wild keyf o. nature, as It was unraveled before the pa(rty, The, p-pesld'ent.st tnat the' w-irfd cbdld hot produce '"an other Bcenlc effect like this and that he was glad that the United States the owner. He pyedlcted that the dii wbuld cpme when travelers from all quarters of the world wou'ld 'visit this munificent '' "ThC . prertldfitial party will procne-I ixt Alblquerquia today: He Abused to discuss Crane's resignation but did say, that he believed ,that Crane was' iudlH-" creet and was, therefore unsulted for the diplomatic service. : FAT LlXARREH CRITICALLY III LATE BULLETIN SAYS HAS SLIM , CIIAXCE TO RECOVER. ,'; Famous . Deinorrut Suffering Froiu s a ; ' 1 Critical Operation. ; NEW YORK, Oct; 14.-A bulletin is sued at 3 o'clock today stated that the condition of . Senator Patrick 1 11. Mc Carren' the Brooklyn "Boss" is now very serious. His chances of recovery are now said to be very slim. McCarre'n and Murphy are Said to be responsible for the nomination of Justice Gaynor for Mayor. In all probability the death of McGarren will greatiy affect the approaching election In the City of New York..'-"- : " - .1- "'4 NEW YORK.'Oct. 4.Ths condition of Patrick H. McCarren, state senator, and the noted Broklyn politician who was operated upon yesterday for ap pendicitis; is reported to be as favor able as could be expected under, the circumstances. He has stomach trouble Jwhich complicates matters to some ex tent' but his physicians claim today that his ultimate recovery Is almost assured. '".''t '),!';:..',; -i 's t'.". 1 McCarren Is one of the leading lights of : modern democracy and the nation awaits his recovery . with ' con side rable 'anxiety! 'u-ym'.-i; , - v.., f , , Im , , nl tri t r . . . t , X 1 ' V FU NX Yw PRODUt'TIOX. . 5 -i; Past lint? Has JollyGood Comedy That ' V-.;'- PleanewAII. ' ' :t:- ' A- "Soldier's 'V Sweetheart;"!', Is thei" story or a three Met comedy now run, nlng 'at ' the 'Ptetime and last night the' htgl'ly'-l'iAa-uii'tf humbe wus-rcn (dered by tho Nut ioiial Stork Company ,to a good sized house' Two-especial!.", of the fa-it were extremely 'good and the wlirs arejjpt such , a character .ts, to warranti at'erulanee more than once at p.v.y r,v v'.-f;r. The play Is a laugh from start to finish with, touches of pathos and emotion thrown ,ln quite rcguently. Commencing, tonight, the curtain will go up at 8:15. rollreman In Jail. . SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 14. Forme Police Captain Michael Conboy Is In the city prison today following a ver dict of the coroner's Jury charging Mm with the murder of Bernard Logan, a youth whom Conboy shot last Julr 1M STARTED I WITH DUE sn rnocitiM tomi;' j axd EVERY OTHER MGUT, TOO, Speech of DedJeaUon and Musical Xunt hers Tonight Opened at High Xooa ' . i and the Building Immediately Fills With Guests Admission U Free-l Wide .Vartatv ut Tbi -)'. wM.i...i. jrhatjyjll Help Swell the" Pur . Fwijdr-Cfiiue Everybody. '; . V - : i' SALIENT PARK FEATURES.1, O n "' : $1 Admission free, O : Address tonight . by T. A. ORlnehart. Chorus .rendition tonight by L. D. S, clvoir of 70 voices. OOO o o o o o 011 ' J BazaaV -rime is here. The Park Bti-J siaar opened at high -noon today and ' for three days and three nights bazaar spirit will reign supreme in this city. Even 'though still lu the 'embryo' in standpoint of age, ' the attendance, which, by the way is gained without any cost, has been extremely satisfac torily, and, the promoters are Jubilant at the prospects. Tonight,, the afi'alr will be opened properly with speeches and music.; The, lunches and dinner, soryed on the floor of the bazaar space are attracting scores of business men and loud has been the praise for thv cullniary ability shown there. The movement is a worthy one, de serving of much cooperation jWhirli can be lent ty purchasing .; mjnor or costly articles which are , far too numerous and widespread to picntlon, but which, if sold, will briug a fat Bum to the park fund. ; , , . ;);. , , The interior of the Elk's hail pre-, sents a picturesque and dazzling , ap pearance and ; is, decked ; with bright colored banners, and artistic booths. -: " The candy booth !n charge of. Mn. Molitor, Mrs. Cherry, Mrs. Brenholts, Mrs. Stlverthorn and Miss Bess Bohen- kamp has 100 pounds of candy at its disposal. This was made from a large sack of sugar donated by the sugar company of this city. In the utility booth Mrs. Vurplllat and Mrs. Wllhelm will have charge of the park cake to' be voted Away during the three days. In the floral booth, a gprgous array . of growing flowers in charge of Mrs. -. Bacon and Mrs. Anthony. Art and hand - work Is shown In profusion in the art - both under, the charge of Mrs. Newlin - and (Mrs, Meyers. Mrs, J. J, Richard- ", son In the apron booth can supply the- - vants ot the visitor in this line. ' la the delicatessen booth all kinds5 of goodies wll be offered for sale. The " end of , tho hall Js occupied' by th elaborate display . of the Preferred stock. In the corner Is (the, exquisite tea aarden decorated with palms and .Japanese lanterns. .the right hand' sido of the hall Is occiipled with tables op grated. by the French cafe and the New England Kitchen. - -4 ; ' '" J ' ' .;. The strlnged Instrumeht program to be carried out Saturday night from ! Nix to', se'ven o'clock by th"e Misses Hume is attracting much attention from music1 lovers. The arrangement for' that ser-J , les pf overtures, follows; 1 ; : f' . 1 "What's' the Matter With1 the" M ?;-";-; j ,fonlgkM!. .. '.VI . : .' ; .Sloune.' 'Please Don't Keep Me Waiting.".'. ''.,.;,7...;;.';i'J'..''w' .Gustav Ltiders ; "Roses," '. ;.',':. .'. '-' ' . ,'.VV: Benedict "Bohemian Knights," '( Intermezzo) 'i ;.'.'. ...'.! .VvOreenhprg "Melody of Love.'Engelmann. Od." 60()( , while-the police captain was In an al- leged Intoxicated condition. Logan ha 9 lingered until a week 0 go. The . Jmy cast four ballots before they could de cide a eto whether the cnargo shonM be manslaughter or murder. I. i.
