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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1908
Page
8
Taxpayers who paid half last April must complete the balance tonight or face a 10 percent penalty plus 12 percent interest. Oregon law grants a brief grace period before strict collection begins. Delinquents who mail an order before 12 o clock avoid penalties. others already owe penalties for missing partial payments.
Bryan leaves at midnight for Des Moines to tour laws amid a Republican deadlock in the state legislature’s senatorial contest. He declined to comment on Roosevelt possibly delivering six speeches from Washington to San Francisco as Democratic leaders weigh the rumor. In Massachusetts, Democrats replace two electors Ferdinand Strauss and Charles A. Davis who resigned saying they could not vote for Bryan.
The Missouri two cent passenger rate law faces a court test in Kansas City before Judge McPherson. Attorney General Hadley defends the law amid claims the rate is nonconfiscatory, with an expert accounting report supporting the position. Railroads, represented by Frank Hagerman of Kansas City, challenge the rate's validity.
Dawid Brithoux and a party arrived this afternoon after a cruise. Mrs. Jack O'Brien is reported improving from a recent attack and remains in a grave condition today with two physicians managing her care as the day ends.
Taft spoke to veterans at the National Soldiers' Home in Leavenworth emphasizing labor affairs and debate on work issues. He limited remarks to the labor situation addressing attendees and local concerns.
Guarantee to cure asthma bronchitis and catarrh with a medicine and a full refund if it falls short. Advertisement lists contact addresses in Seattle Washington and Cove Oregon with a temporary 20 day window.
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