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Wednesday evening, dec::" T T b taken in, it Is understood, s soon as It can be handled. The land ia to b divided Into "units' of an acre each, and thse units are to be sold for $750 each, at 7 per cent Interest, 19 years being Riven for pay ment For the first five years the company is to take care of the land, put in the apple trees and cultivate them, and where possible, vegetables wtll be frown also, 20 per cent of the revenue thus derived going to the pur chaser. This latter clause alone will mean many dollars each year for the purchaser, and wUl probably cut down his payments materially. . An additional hundred acres, ' It is : iiiffls ran will be the 'hucleus, and 'thousands of acres will be broken up into small tracts as fast as a market Is furnished for it. The land is in the Touchet valley, and in the great Yellow Newtown dis trict, where fruit grows to perfection. . Indianapolis'. New City Hall. Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. 21. The new city hall building was dedicated this afternoon with interesting; exercises. Governor Marshall, Mayor Shank and five ex-mayors of Indianapolis were In cluded among the speakers. 02 BARRELS CATSUP LOSES CASE Ifi COURT Seattle, Wash.,1 Dec 21. ,The United States of America vs. "Sixty-two bar rels of catsup" was the somewhat pe-. cullar title of a case tip for final dis position in the federal 1 court yester day. '' I The catsup having no attorney to take ain appeal to the supreme court lost, and judge G H.. Hanford sentenced i to Immediate execution. i The owners of the catsup, the Seat tle & Puget Sound Packing company, from whom it had been seised because It did not conform to the requirements of the pure food law, deserted its pro duct, with the result that Dlstrlr-t Clerk R. XL Hopkins will ponit enrich the waters of i'uSf-t S.onnd by damrtin? the sauce into the bay. , tered for the 'purpose of roblmry. ringer .nits 1 ft in the soft paint on a rear pon 'i racing were the principal evi dence a -z un-it the negro. The proceeds of the bu.U will be used to carry the case to thn supreme court for a ruling on the ..: in utility, of "finger print tvl-df-nou" in a trial. To Content' Victim I.Vctioa. (" .-.HI Mnpi.ti-b 10 Tie Journal.! ' Da v tun. Or., Dec. 21. L.vton s city election f'ill - be contested, the papers having teen filed two djys ago. The contestants claim that a number of women were permitted by the judges of election to cast ballots and the con test Is based on JJiat allegation.'- have ycu gee:; i::::? COLOaED PEOPLE WILL DAf.'CE TO SAVE A LIFE Some one is very anxious to re- colve informiition concerning the whereabouts of -a certain young p man, and is offering a reward for ihe game through the "Lost and Found" column of today's Journal . This is a classification 7 of the Journal you fchoulj never f til to read. v- tVliould you bo so unfortunate as to lose an article 4 this column should be patronized A for recovery. , Chicago, Dec. 21. The colored popu lation of Chicago 18 on ' -ra ia anticipa tion of the "grand ball" to be given tomorrow night, the proceeds of which will be employed in an attempt to save Thomas Jenninsa, the "finger print" burglar, from the gallows. Jennings, a neirro es-convict, was recently con victed of the murder of Clarence HUier, whose house he is alleged to have en streets Scon to Be Let for Fcur; Two for Pacific, i Two for Atlantic' said, have been purchased by the finan-. Memdota Nut coal for ranges: no dirt ciers of the scheme, and this will be $8 ton; delivered, Truscott Fuel Co,' Improved at once. These two plots isth and Overton, M. 65. A-1S65. OKI and young go roller skating cow. rciiTLAND, n lfn!te rrea VetA Wlral Victoria, B. C, Dec 21. Contracts wlU , l -i awarded, within the next few days for j the construction of two faster audi ' jrger trans-laciriej Jnprr"w Canadian Pacific, M well as1 or two largo and fast steamships for the'lnv provement of, the company's trans-At-Untie fleet f Arthur piers, manager of U.e steamship service ef the Canadian , rn ci fie, who has now under his man :i cement a fleet of 6T vessels engaged in (1:0 various ocean end river, services of the Canadian corporation, is in Montre ni, having brought from England tenders submitted by a number of British ship building firms for tne construction of the four new liners, two for the Pacific and two for the Atlantic, The plans and tenders were placed before a meet ing of the directors of the Canadian Pa cific at Montreal a week ago and dis cussed. . "5 -:. ' V i I. ''.:'.':"" r. All the directors were present at the meeting and it is stated that an official announcement will.be made within a few days as to the awarding of the con tracts. ' . 1 . .. .. ., LA GRANDE RAILROAD SHOPS PASS MUSTER (Special Dispatch t The Jouninl.) . - La Grande, Or., Dec. 21. La Grande s 'railroad shops passed muster when thorr oughly Inspected by Julius Kruttschnitt, director of maintenance of the Harri nvan systems, and therefore the highest man in authority except Judge Lovett that operates the vast Harriman con tinental steel girdle. After a half hour's inspection and scrutiny of all depart ments, Mr. Kruttschnitt classified the l,a Grande shops as the finest and most up-to-dat'j small shops in the Pacific northwestand he has 6een them all and is king pin over, them all. ' Sir. Kruttschnitt'8 coming has been expeettd for some time and when he reached here Sunday the yards may have been brushed, tip, a bit for the special occasion, but the general workings of the shops are always the same, and the high compliment from the right bower to the throne of Harrlman's systems is not only an -asset to La Grande, but complimentary to the local lieutenants who keep the shops' in operations ' A galaxy -of. officials such as seldom visits La Grande at one time, comprised the Kruttschnitt party. - General Mana ger J. P. O'Brien, who by the way, be comes vice president and general mana ger of the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation company after next . Sat? urdayand then becomes one of the tri umverata which will rule the Harrlman's in the-' northwest; Assistant" General MHnagers J. X. Stack.and "William Bol- j Ions and G. W. B&scke,- ehiof engineer, were with Mr. Kruttschnitt on his east ern Oregon trip. . ' . V " ,w-r mm ! !! ,1 1 .1111 A Glove Order for a Pair of CROSS ENGLICI-I GLOVED l.ZvZzzz "a Fiho Chi-icliiao GUi. MAV0 .1 U . 1865 1910 r & J l'k '..-'' Tiim,"' Friday- V W H aad Sakwday. : . 'iJi I ' , .... : : : : 5- L 1 I I I I nil. ' ... i i I I WILL' PLACE -STONE " ON GRAVE OF CHUM Snlai niDt'-h to Th' Joorntl Watla Walla, Wash., Dec. 21. Find ing that Osea P. Walter, who for 25 years has been in the city cemetery, his grave unmarked, " was a friertd of his boyhood days, a' schoolmate in '-Tennessee when both were youths. County Bngineer George Winkle- will mark the burial place of his childhood chum. Osea P. Walter was born in -Tennessee in 1858, and when he was a whodhoy was a friund of George Win if. Both came to this country, and Walter died 25 years ago. Although he knew his old friend was dead, he never knew until lately where the grave was, and it was juBt yesterday that the slao was prepared to mark the grave. A Tiarhle stone. will replace the slab soon. BIG 'DEVELOPMENT ; SCHEME IS PROMOTED iSreci"! ntip''.ti to Th Joamol. r Walla Walla, Wash., DecK 21. Pro moting what promises to be one 'of the biggest development schemes the Walla Wulia, valley .has known, the directors nf the WaitKburg orchard tracts were in Walla Walla yesterday. The local di rectors of the company are C L .Dorn berger, J. D. Taggart, A. S. Dickinson, I-I. P. Peterson and A. G. ' Loandgin, a!l men of standing in the tipper end of the county. They have 100 acres that are to be sold In the manner the company has adopted and more is to I i:"-':Aj . . .,;.v, v.--!.'. Coal Make but little ash.' Of some coal it is said that it is nearly i!l a-h. Not so with Mtndota. N'o dirt no , clinkers a, good roa' satisfactory coal. . ones k-ZZll, Marshall 0C-rwr-w wow-- I 2635 Order From "'rDrJer Today 25 Departments 4TH AND WASHINGTON Hand-Hammered Russian Bra ss I 11 Immerics Line at One-Fourth Off ! $1 to!$3 Trays 40FF $1-$15 Jtxdlmzrts OFF 25c to $1.50 Ash Trays at ?. '. .... , OFF $1 to $10 Smokers' Sets at ... Va off 60cto $4.C0 Caridls Sticks at ; .v... : .v ... OFF $2.00 to $7.00 Book Racks at ............ OFF $1 to $10 Han sin 3 Basket 'a-.''ir..:-;v.v.i-.v-.1y4-.OFF $3 Umbrella Stands '$3.93 Scores of. other fine pieces ia this sale. Safety Razor and Sets Gillett SeU $5.00 to $18.00 Durham Duplex; . V $5 up Autostrop v. ".' . . . a . .$5.00 $1.75 Sterling: ShaVing Brush, guaranteed . . $1.33 $3.00 Sterling Shaving Brush,' guaranteed . .$2.17 $175 Silver Whiskbroom, medium size ;; . ;, , .$1.33 A!iito Roll - Up Lcathe: 3d "Floor Toilet Sets Now One-Four'chOff Sterling , Silver lA off; German Silver Vi OFF Plated . OFF Parisian Ivory ii.OFF Ebony and Other Fine Wood . Va OFF Special sets made up to suit from our ' great stock of goods. Fine Manicure Seto I v.-'-N " --tT At One-Fourth Off Every style of case in cluded in this sale, , from the small size, with file and buffer, for the pocket, to -the elegant, large cases, leather -covered and lined, for the toilet table. Our as sortment is large and you will find here exactly what you like at this price ; - ONE FOURTH OFF Physicians'- Instrument and Lklcins Case! Ons-Fcnrth OIF Y Why net remember your faithful" ' ) family physician - with a nice medicine case or an instru ment case? We have a nice assortment at all prices, and you deduct one fourth from price marked on the tag. ; Fever Thermometers and other things for the physician in our Surgical Section on Second Floor. 1000 Qinrts Ispsrted Wins Vallie3$1.40 to $2:00 If6;y98c 1000 QUARTS IMPORTED WINES-r These comprise the finest wines from each locality in the old country and include Lau benheimer, Konigsbacher, ; Deidesheimer, Rudesheimer, Zeltinger, Erdner Treppchen, Piesporter, Brannenberger, Macon,' Beau jolais, Medoc, Chateau Montot, Grand Vin De Bouliac, St Julien Superior, Ruster Ausbruch, Graves, Sauternes, Haut Sau ternes. Oporto Port, Spanish Sherry, These wines are all original bottling-and are reg ularly sold from 1.40. to C1C0 each. Spe cial ...... , ...... ..... . . , . .03 Protect yourself against inferior ' goods. ,OrJir:yours,here-nowlFreedelivery-irt Portland. f..- - " -'. - ' ' ' " ... . : Q v ! GLOVES AND LEATHERS We Are Exclusive Agents Open.a Monthly Account One-Fourtli Of f in Leather Section Handbags ........ ' Off SuitCases .V4 Off Fitted RoUups ..... Off Novelty Card Cases XA Off Beaded Bags .. Off Opera Bags ....... Off Mesh Bags . ; . . .y4 Off Gunmetal Mesh . . : 14 Off Beaded Cases ... l. V Off Vanity Bags .....V4 Off Belt Buddes lA Off Opera Bags; AA Off Jewel Boxes ...... lA Off Cigar Cases y4off Travelinjr Clocks. . Off Pocket Flasks .V4 Off Writing Cases . . . . . Off No v Reduction on GrosG Good vxiored candies, (Landie Hcldcrs, Christmas Cards -end-Letters, Fancy. 'Station- cry, Cards, Game Counters, Five-Hundred Sets -on sale in the Stationery Section. W Ccziujii.1,'' Pcjrkcr Fcunliin Pens. Rich ' Cut 4 G!ac3 The Best Class Deeply Cut - 'aad Fc!:;,hcJ in Sale, tS Ferns. i .$4.3 $3 Sugars. . $15 $4.50 Bowls $2.90 $7S Bowls . .$4.85 $3 Creamers $1X5 $2.50 Nappy $1.S0 $5 Bowls.. .$3.45 $8 Bowls.. .$5.45 $14.00 Cut-Glass Vater Set. . . . $3.75 $16.50 Cut-Glass Water Set. . .$11.75 $17,00 Cut-Glass Water Set. . .$12.50 $ia00 Cut-Glass Water Set : . . $12.75 $24.CD Cut-Glass Water Set. . .$10.25 $27.00 Cut-Glass Water Set . . .$13.50 Oli?'FaiiitiiriG lot i -it ""V Values Up i j $25 V. Your j Choice i! $7.50 K 1 fuuy Subjects j Works' of famous artists, each in dou ble-deck gold frame with hand-laid or naments and black dust box, vaL to $23. YOUR CHOICE, EACH H7.50 Xmas LIQUOR Sib "i I - , , ' ... is V 1 Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, iiui quarc, Dotnea in Dona; Old Lewis Hunter, 8 years old; Old Oscar Pepper, Old 1 aylor, Uoverdale.'tjucken heiraer. Regular prices $1.25 and : $1.50. bpecial Christ mas' price ... . . 7. CC Rye and Bourbon, Bonded Fives, Old -Log Cabin, Old Lewis J ; Hunter; Clarke's, Guckenheimer. Regrular $1 and $1.25. Special. ...79 Scotch, Fox & Hepburn's, House of "Lords, '"Monro's Old. Regular : price $1.25. Special 51.04 Assorted . Scotch Whiskev. ocouana nnest Dranas, Uian "Mackenzie, Haig & Haig 5 Star, Crawford's 10 years old, McCallum s, Perfection. Regular $2.00 and $2.25. !.-. Special V. . , . ,1.59 $1.25 English Old Tom Gin .V. .03 $00 , Gordon Dry Gin ... . . . . . . . . . .D $1.50 Large; Geneva Holland Gin $1.00 3 Star California Brandy, .,.... .79 45c quarts Bass & Co. Pale, "AleOi'i . v , .30 75c California' Vermouth . . ....... . . ,49 $1.00 Teach Cordial .................. ,79 $1.00 Apricot Cordial .V. ji.;... .. . .70 ivilka Uerman Kummel C 75c pints California Sparkling Wine, White and Burgundy 11 Six for . 4 i.w uixtt uordon" Mrcrr y $1.00 Cockburn Tort .... ....... LVJ AP,T "CHIPJA Hi OF?-Ar;T ..Vi 5 Elntiro Fjiooro 4TH AND WASHITiGTOfi Wood to Bum and Outfit z:: Here Fczrth "Off 21c Boxes, 3 for 45c 15c Panels only . . . . . . 10c Three for only . . . ,25c 23c Panels at only. .15c 35c Panels at only... .20c 45c Panels at only.... 30c Collar Boxes, 3 for. .$1.00 Kerchief Boxes, 3 for $1.00 $2.00 Outfits only. . .$1.45 $2.50 Outfits only. . .$1.C3 $3.00 Outfits only . . .$2.15 $40 Outfits only. . .$3.43 PERCOLATORS Casserol Dishe VJ Mirrors: Etc. $7.50 Chafing Dish. .$4.CD $6X0 Chafing Dish . . $3.E3 $5.00 Chafing Dish; .$2.3 $3.C0 Caercles at..$3.C3 $3.C0 Casseroles at . . $4.C $S Triplicate Mirrors $3.D $3 Armole"r,!irrcrs. . . $1.C3 $2.25 Armole Rllrrcrs $1.43 $2.50 Cutlet Dishes . .$1.77 $2.23 Toasters rqw . . $1.77 $1.25 Spoons, Fcib.$l.l9 $4.15 Ster. Corkscrew $2.33 $S.25 Ster. Corl:;crew$2.C3 Rubber-'' Toys, Rag Dcllsi Celluloid Toys, Db-s, Cats, German Delia, Apes and r.u- rnsreus others ; Bouncing Xillj," I.. f&i;t Toilet -SeU etc all at . . . . . . 4 OFF 1 I, 3