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PAGE SIX. DAILY EAST OHEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OKKCO.V :'I)AY. 11 AY 2 1 KKJMT I'Xi'.KS The tipmiion sfp lor t.us reliable remedy. Sirk women nr; invited to cnnsult by letter, free. All correspondence strictlv rrivme nnj sa.-redlv confidential. NYritc without fVar and without fee to World :, 1 is,-.ens.irs , R. V. Pierce, M. D., Prcs't, Puftulo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's f lea-uot Pellets regulate and invigorate sfomaah, liver and bowels. Sn'.'iir-co "of, tiny granules, easy to take as enndv. Ill WiLSON'S MAJORITY IS 1584 COUPl.r.Ti: KKTl'KXS IX riioM ai l okix.on covxties Total Pem'vraiie Vote in State Pri maries a 17. !."" Or. I.nne Has Plurality f Nearly Four Hundred. Portland, tire.. May 2 Woodrow Wiipun has a plurality over Champ Clark on the official count In Oregon of 15S4 on the democratic primary vote fT president. It became pos sible to Rive the final figures by the completion of the official count in Multnomah county. Pr. Marry Lane's plurality in the State over Walter M. Pierce for the nomination for United States senator is an even 3800. In Multnomah coun ty line eceived 2S7S. Pierce 602, O. l Coshow 22S and M. A. Miller 214. We Don't Want to Dictate Yei we must remind you that Our Peerless Hose IS GUARANTEED FOR 2 YEARS. It costs no more, but lasts lonrer. "Beddow & Miller" stamped on every 25 foot length. Look for the name. We keep everything neces sary In plumbing and Irrigating supplies, nozzles, sprays, etc Beddow & Miller Pendleton's Only Exclusive Plumbers. Corner Court and Garden St. Pendleton, Tues.. May 7 You Know Its Good fob C! More Uons. Eephonfs, Tgers,Leopards,Seo Lions, tcfucakcfbejoncpowor oHwman comprehension, Man a otter Shows 3 BIG RINGS andRENAS ACRES OF WATERPROOF CANVAS ikSHOWDIFFERENT 2 PERFORMANCES NEW STREET PARADE 10. 30 AM Discouraged occurs to many times in letters from tick women, " I was completely discouraged." And there is always good reason for the discouragement. Years of pain and suffering. Doctor after doctor tried in vain. Medicines doing no lasting good. It is no wonder that the woman feels discouraged. Thousands of these weak and sick women have found health and courage regained as the result of the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It establishes regularity, heals inflammation and ulcers tion, and cures weakness. IT MX KES WEX K WO.VEX S TROXG t.D S?f WOME.X WELL. Rifuse substitutes offered by unscrupulous druggists Ills plurality in the county was 2276 an 1 his majority over all was 214. Outside Multnomah, Lane's load over Pierce was 1524. . The total democratic vote of the state on president was 17,956. In the state outside of Multnomah county YViison heat Clark 181 votes, and in Mu tnomah ho had 1403 the best of it. As Harmon received only 6S6 votes in the state, Wilson has a ma jority over all of S9S. I ne oiuy possiuuuy or. cnange in tnese figures is that some small er rors have crept into tho figures in transmission. There will be little, if any, deviation in the final figure to be issued from the office of secretary of state. Wilson carried one more county than Clark, and In one county, Grant, their vote was a tie. Wilson won Benton, Clackamas, Columbia, Gil liam, Hood Uiver, Jackson, Josephine, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Multnomah, Polk. Tillamook, Umatilla, Wasco, Washington and Yamhill. Counties carried by Clark were Baker. Clatsop, Coos, Curry, Crook, Douglas, Harney, Klamath, Lake, Lane, Malheur Morrow Sherman, Union, Wallowa and Wheeler. In the senatorial contest Lane car ried 22 counties, Pierce led in nine and Coshovv in two. Miller, who with drew too late to have his name re moved from the ballot, was compli mented with the highest vote in his home county of Linn. Lane took the lead in Benton, Clackamas, Coos, Columbia, Crook, Gilliam, Hood Kiver, Josephine, Klam ath, Lake, Lane, Lincoln Malheur, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Sherman, Tillamook, Wasco, Washington, Wheeler and Yamhill. Pierce was first in Baker, Clatsop, Grant, Harney, Jackson, Morrow, Um atilla, Union, Wallowa. Coshow was the leader in Curry and Douglas. BANK CASIUEIl ROBBED EVKX THE CEMETEU1ES Utica. The entire defalcation of Frank T. Arnold, former cashier of the First National Bank at New Ber lin will amount close to or exceed half a million dollars, or twice the amount first supposed. This amount includes the funds of the bank and the private securities intrusted to the banker's care by friends. Arno.d played no favorites In taking other people's money. He was treas urer of St. Andrew's Episcopal church and it became known today that the defaulting cashier had even appro priated the Sunday collections to his own use. The church is without funds Arnold having taken all la sight. Arnold kept only one account at the bank; owing to this fact the funds of a number of organizations have en tirely disappeared. Tne village cem etery had $900 in the bank, but no trace of it can be found. The water commissioners had $1800 in Arnold's hands, but that is gone. Then there was $G0UO which was turned over to Arnold as trustee of the Beardsley es tate to invest. There has also turned up another note of $10,000 which is declared to be a forgery. Arnold was also teasurer of the St. Andrew's Cem etery association which had a large amount of money left in trust for the care of burial lots. All of tne associa tion's funds have disappeared and it has no money to conduct the work this year. WAITS IX THE STKEET CLAD ONLY' IV SHEET Denver. Dr. C. B. James, police surgeon, is not an advocate of any back to nature fads. He is not a vegetarian. Neither does he prefer a Iloman toga to the garb of the twen tieth century. Briefly, he is quite conventional. Is partial to meat, dress es in ordinary apparel yet early in the morning he appeared In lower Fourteenth street clad in what looked shocking. y like the garb of a Caesar, and for all that lower Fourteenth street could be expected to infer Dr. James might have been a back-to-na-turite, a vegetarian or an exponent of the Duncanesque mode of living. Dr. James, In brief, appeared 'n lower Fourteenth street clad in a sheet. It is not often that police surgeons frequent downtown streets garbed In sheets, but for Dr. James more may be said. Tne unfortunate situation in which the surgeon was placed was the result of a mistake and a distressing accident. He heard a gong. He was asleep at the time. Ho had removed his outer apparel and cast himself upon his cot. There is little or no call for the ambulance at three o'clock In the morning. When the surgeon heard the gong, however, he wag Instantly awake. "That must be the ambulance," he breathed, as he gathered a sheet around him and stepped to the door. Investigation through the vestibule of the Hurgeon's quarters failed to re veal the presence of the ambulance In the street, so Dr. James stepped with out and tho door, after the manner of doors equipped with a spring catch, snapped shut. The surgeon, clad In the sheet, stood In the street until his cries at traded the attention or the house duty man in police headquarters, and he was supplied with keys to admit him to the building. SPORTS COAST LEAGUE GAMES. W. L. P.t Oakland 19 6 .TtM Vernon 14 n 5G , Sun Francisco 13 l ,r,:',i Los Angeles 1111 .4 lit Sacramento 11 li . Portland 6 16 i... Oakland 7. I.os Alleles 2, Los Angeles, Cal., May 2. Oak land had an easy time taking the I'uv. same of the series from L03 Angela The score: n. 11. K Los Angeles 2 2 1 Oakland 7 itf 1 Halla, Flater and Boles; Abies mi Mitze. Frisco 7. Sacramento 1. San Francisco, May 2. San Fia.i Cisco had little difficulty in sulvin.-. offerings of Williams, the Honolulu recruit on the Sacramento team nr. won It was the fifth straight vt .-. fur San Francisco. The score: u. n. K Sacramento 1 3 2 San Francisco " y 1 Williams and Price; Miller an . Berry. Ilain at Portland. Portland, Ore., May 2. Port'und Vernon game postponed yesterday, wet grounds. X. V. LEAGUE GAMES. W. L. IV t. Victoria 6 ,r71 Spokane 7 6 .5.1s Portland .. 8 7 f.33 Vancouver 8 7 .533 Tacoma 6 8 .429 Seattle 6 9 .4 (in Vancouver 4, Portland 3. Vancouver, B. C, May 2.-AA sin gle, a stolen base by Coltrin and Wil liams gave Vancouver a run and the game in the 12th inning yesterday. The score: R. H. E. Vancouver 4 7 3 Portland 3 6 7 Batteries Agnes and Lewis; Glein, Doty and Harris. Spokane 14, Tacoma 7. Spokane, May 2. Tacoma pitch ers had a bad session in the sixth in ning yesterday and when it ended three visiting pitchers had been used and the home team had scored nine runs. The score: . It. II. E. Spokane 14 14 4 Tacoma i 7 11 1 Batteries Criger, Hunt, Butler and Ludwig; Leonard, Cadeau and Vogt. Seattle 4, Victoria 3. Seattle, May 2. Seattle won from Victoria, 4 to 3 yesterday. The visit ors' only scores were made In the ninth inning when Nordyke knocked a home run with two men on bases. The score: R. H. E Seattle 4 9 1 Victoria 3 6 1 Batteries Fullerton and Whaling; Kaufman and Hasty. AMERICAN' LEAGUE GAMES. Sox 5, Tigers 2. Detroit, May 2. Big Ed Walsh did his famous rescue stunt yesterday and pulled the Sox out a winner after the Tigers had opened up on young Benz. Score: R. II. E. Chicago 5 9 2 Detroit 2 7 9 Batteries Walsh und Block,' Kuhn; Mullin and Stanage, Kocher. Umpires Perrine and Dineen. IJeds 1, Senators 2. Washington, May 2. Despite a small flock of raw errors, the Senators were too many here yesterday for the Boston Red Sox. Wood, the Boston speed artist, was touched up for nix hits and then retired in f avor of Hogg. Score: R. II E. Boston 1 4 1 Washington 2 6 4 Batteries Wood, Hogg and Carri gan; Hughes. Walker and Henry. Umpires Connolly and Hart. Health la the foundation of all good looks. The wise woman realizes this and takes precautions to preserve her health and strength through the pe riod of child bearing. She remains a pretty mother by avoiding as far as possible the suffering and dangers of such occasions. This every woman may do through the use of Mother's Friend, a remedy that has been so long In use, and accomplished so much good, that It Is In no sense an experi ment, but a preparation which always produces the best results. It is for external application and so penetrating In Its nature as to thoroughly lubricate every muscle, nerve and tendon in volved during the period before baby comes. It aids nature by expanding the skin and tissues, relieves tender ness and soreness, and perfectly pre pares the system for natural and safe motherhood. Mother's Friend has been used and endorsed by thousands of mothers, and its use will prove a com fort and benefit 9L to any woman In yltOlTKJ need of such a - remedy. Mother's JrflAQJVlQ Friend Is sold at drug stores. Write for free book tor expectant mothers, which contains much valuable information. MADFIELD UCULATOK CO., AtWa, Ca. If An the wise lv r W l Vrywj) J ones can tell I ksvV 1, ? A the difer A&C ' ence between yJ 0 the Londres q shape Owl J and a higher- X. Y. 3, Athletics 2. Pl-.ilada phia. May 2 Twirler Ford broke tne Highlanders' losing streak e.--:i itlny by taking the champion Athletics into tamp. 3 to 2. Wolver-ton'.-i men have no.v won three out of 13 games. Tie score. R. H. E. New York 3 S 1 Phl.adelpliiu 2 7 2 HaUrles Ford and Street; Bender an 1 Tr.omas Umpires-U'e.Ut-rvelt a:i.i O'Lou'jliiln. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES. C'nbs 7, Pirates 2. Pitts'ouig. May 2 Five Pirate mis cues, coupled with the home team'i Inability to so ve Ritchie's slants, gave Chicago yesterday's game. 7 to 2. The score: It. H. E. Chicago 7 8 2 Pittsburg 2 & & Batteries Richie and Archer; Ad ams and Gibson. Umpires Brennan and Owen. Brooklyn 11, Boston 8. Boston, Ma, 2. Nearly 30 solid swats, 5 errors an J 19 runs were tal lied here yesterday In a slugging match between the Beaneaters and the Dodgers which the latter won, 11 to 8. The score: R. H. E. Brooklyn 11 15 4 Boston 8 14 1 Batteries Kent, Rucker and Phelps; Tyler, Donne'ly and Raridan. Umpires Rigler ani Fl'nneran. Giants II. Phillies 4. New York, May 2. The Giants put Dress Making r II work Guaranteed Prices Reasonable Mrs. A. H. Gailin 719 Lilleth wheia Avoid this Come where your order is given the same we Lumber, L ;lh, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Ceader Posts Crab Creek Lumber Co. Phone lain 92 it all over the Phillies yesterday, win ning with runs to spare. Philadelphia 4 U 1 New York H 12 1 Batteries Seaton, Schuitz und Graham: Maniuard, Irucks and Mey ers. Umpires Klein and Bush. American Association At Mi-waukee Columbus 2, Mil waukee 0. At Kansas City Toledo "., Kansas City 4. At St. Paul jndh'.rtapoIlN U, St Paul 7. At Minneapolis Minneapolis 5. Louisvll e 4 (14 Innings). Western League. At Denver Denver 17, Wichita S At Omaha Omaha 4. Des Moines 1. At St. Joseph Sioux City 6, St. Jo seph 4. At Topeka Lincoln 11, Topeka 5. Cusliiimii With Walla WalUi. Walla Walla, Wash., May 2. Des-, pite the bad weather, Captain White and his squad of league p.ayers were out at fair grounds yesterday after noon and put in two hours of hard practice, all the men getting a good workout in fielding and batting George Cushman, a former Whit man college player. Joined the sciuad yesterday and will try out for a posi tion in the Infield. Cushman has been trying out with the Pendleton squad, hut was recently let out and is trying to catch on with tho local club. Manager August Bade was In com munication last night with Joe Colin, the Spokane magnate, regarding Mau- THE OFFICE A. SCHNEITER. Prop, PENDLETON, ORE. FAMILY LIQUOR STORE Phone Main 299 711 Main Street use in selecting our Moulding, Etc., hero at Roofing ser, the twirler who was promised to the local i.jb. President I'ohn slated last night, however, that ho was un decided as to wheher he would re lease Mauser or Cochran to Walla Walla. He promised that he would probably let one of this pair go w toll ing the next day or two. I I.a Grande Players to Boise. La Grande. Ore., May 2. Thirteen baseball men, representing the resi due of the contingent .that worked out here for the La Grande club In tile Tri-Slale league have g'me to Boise where warmer climes an 1 less rain will permit consistent training before the opening of the league sea son next week li.ue tiekets Were is sued to a good portion of the candi dates before the train left, Manager Bradley taking tho folllwing with him for the ante-seas n training: Pitchers Melnn s, stamp, Winne, a now man, Tayloi and Etcliandy, er roneously known as Chanducy; catch ers, Owens and ..ieigher; Infieldera, Fitzgerald, Hngo.oam, Bradley and Wa ters, the lat.r a new man from Salt Lake; outfij ders, Tex. I'roe a utility pitcher. In the wholo field of medicine there Is not a healing remedy that will re pair damage to the flesh more quickly than BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. In cuts, wounds, sprains, burns, scalds and rheumatism, its healing and pen etrating power Is extraordinary. Price 25c, DOc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. 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