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1 IS FORFEITED A Warrant Is Issued For Ar rest of McKinley. HOGE NOW SERVING SENTENCE Most Serve Four Month in Multno mah County Jail and Fay a Fine of 8500. Hoiuce U. MoKinley's name flgnr ed prominently in the court proceed ug at Portland Saturday. On motion of ProHeontor Honoy, the bond of Mc Kinley was forfeited in two laud fraud cases, in one of which he was convict ed, and a benob warrant was issued for bis arrest. McKinley is at pres ent in Sbangbas, China, safe from ex tradition. The bond in the case in which be was convicted was 11000, uud the sureties are Eugono Blazior and John Urant, friends of McKinley while he was treading the primrose path. Marie Ware McKinley, wife of the fugitive, appeared in court, and by ber attornoy, Lou Tarpley, entered a plea of uot guilty in case No. 2887, in which she was indicted jointly with & A. D.;Puter, Horace G. McKinley, Mrs. Emma Watson and several oth ers. At the request .of the government, severance was granted for Congress men Biugor Hermann and J. N.- Wil liamson in the Blue mountain reserve case. This is the case iu which State Senator Franklin Pierce Mays goes to trial August 6. Proceedings against Uermauu and Williamson were post poned until the next term of court. ' i.t . . I M c i TT - vv neu tue case ui juitruu j. xiugu was called, Special Assistant Attorney General Honey, who has conducted the prosecution, arose and said that Dr. K. A. J. MoKenzie bad informed Mm fhnf Hnon'a tiriuiArit nnndition of health is uot such as to enable him to 1.1 L X X ; Kiilhnnt daugor ot 'injury and dooline. The illuesa was only temporary, but the difficulty in the way of postponement of sentence lay in the faot that Hoge conld give no bond. A short sentence would satisfy the law. "If it were not for his health," ad ded Pioaeoutor Honey, "I wonld urge tlutt be bo glvon tho maximum of pun ishment, as he is uu attoruoy-at-law, one whose sworn duty should have proveuted him from advising persons to offend agaiuBt the government." Hoge told of his presout condition of health, said that bis mother and bur two brothers diod of consumption, tout his mother was bedridden 13 or IK .. . A fknl fAn 1ft r,f thnau VAara ho looked after her. Judge Hunt remarked that it did uot take a pbysioian to sue that Hoge was a man of delicate boaltb. "I fear long imprisonment Would imperil your life," be, added address ing Hoge. : The prisonor, clutching at a stiaw, said that be thought he could raiso a small amount ot tine, somewhere near the maximum, if that were made bis senteuoo. He would have said more, but the court out bim short. Remarks ou the duty of lawyers prooeded the passing of souteuoe. Judge Hunt spoke of tho preneut be ing un age of commercialism and that many thinking men were of tho opin ion that this iustinot bad caused a quiosoouoe, if uot a decadence, iu the profession of tho law. It being a time when attorneys should speak out clear ly for tho right. It was with puin that ho was confronted by an uttoruey who had pzoved rooroant to bis duty. Tolling Hoge that it was solely duo to bis physioial condition that a light Heutoitco would imposed, Judge Hunt advised bim to go back to Modford after bo rogaius bis freedom and build a new aud butter reputation iu tho community in which bo wus dis- gracod. Thou Hoge was souteuood to serve four mouths in tho county jail aud pay a fine of 1500. As Hoge has no money, his sentence moans that he will speud Ave mouths in jail. The additional mouth will enable bim to go into court aud take the papuor'a oath, thus compelling the government to release bim without tho payment of a flue. WIHPET NOWJ THE TOILS Manh Weakens and llmplicatei Fal in Horsestealing Case. A. O. Wimpoy, implicated with William Marsh, iu stealing throo head of horses from Dr. J. A. Gross, was arrestod at Starbuok last Friday uigbt ou telegraph instructions from the sheriff's office, says the Walla Walla Statesman. Sheriff Painter loft for Staibuck Saturday morning and re turned iu the eveuiug with Wimpey. Marsh, who was brought to Walla Walla by Deputy Havilaud last uight. was put through the sweatiug process aud finally confessed to the theft of the Gross horses and implicated Wun pey, who formerly worked with Marsh on the Gross ranch. Marsh told the officers whore Wimpey could te la cated aud a telegram w hurriedly sent to tho coustable at Starbuck to arrest the man. Wimpey was found close to towu and offered no resistance when placed under arrest He was locked op in the Starbuck jail and the Walla Walla officers notified. Sheriff Painter and. Deputy Havi land are highly elated over their suc cess iu running down Marsh and Wim pey as it ends a case that has puzzled the officers for nearly a month. Wim pey was first suspected of the theft and was being closely watohed when Depu ty Haviland learned that Marsh had sold the stolen horses near Lind. The officers immediatey bad him arrested and onoe in the county jail Marsh soon weakened. Marsh told the officers that he and Wimpey arrived in Walla Walla from Starbuck tho night the bofses were stolen. They oame in on the train and went to a second-hand store and there bought two saddles. They went to the corral near the Gardeu City Heights where the Grose horses were being kept, aud aftor selecting the three best animals of the lot, opened the gate and let the other horses out They saddled two of tho horses aud loadng the other, started out for Franklin oounty, traveling after night. The horses were kept in the vicinity of Lind uutil sold. Marsh entered a plea ot guilty be fore Judge Brents and was sentenood to 18 months imprisonment in the penitentiary. He will be removed to the prison tomorrow to begin bis sen tenoe. I have a piece of desirable property 25 foot front, center of Main street, Athena, which I will trade for cattle. R. J. Boddy, Athena. Lost or Stolen A bay cayuse mare, roaohed mane, brandod with circlo C. on right thigh, has soar on nose, abont 5 or 6 years old. f 10 reward. Billy Robinson, Weston. PROCLAMATION. Whereas, there has been submitted to the electors of the State at the last general election as required by law an initiative petition for a proposed amend ment to Section 1 of article XII of the Constitution of the State of Oregon, to allow the state printing, binding and printer's compensation to be -regulated by law at any time, and v Whereas, on the 25tn day or June, 1008, the Secretary of State in my presence as Governor of the State of Orncrnn did canvass the voters given for and against said proposed amend ment, and Whereas, it was ascertained and determined udou such canvass that there were 68,749 votes cast for said proposed amendment to the Constitu tion, and 9.571 votes oast against tue same, aud that said proposed amend ment reoeived an affirmative majority of the total number of effective votes cast thereon and entitled to be counted under tbn provision of law, Now, Therefore, I, George Ji. Unarn hnrlain. as Governor of the State of Oregon, iu obedienoe to and by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by law, do hereby make and issue this proclamation to the people of the State of Oregon aud do announce and declare that the whole number of votes oast in the State of Oregon at said eleotiou for and against said pro posed amendment was as uereinoerore stated, and that said proposed amend ment received an affirmative majori ty of tho total number oi votes casi thereon and entitled to be counted un der provisions of law, and that said amendment hereinbefore mentioned shall and is in full force and effect as a part of the Const it ution of the State of Oregon from the date of this proclamation. Done at the Capitol this 25th day of June, A. D. 1906. Geo. E. Chamberlain, Governor of Oregon. By the Governor: F. L Dunbar, Secretary of State. (Seal) An Alarming Situation. : frequently results from neglect of clog ged bowels and torpid uver, bdui consumption becomes chronic. This oondition is unknown to those who use Dr. King's New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulator of Stomach and bowels. Guaranteed by Wm. Mo Bride, druggist. Price 25o. Church of Christ. ,. Serviocs every Lord's day. Bible school at 10 a. m. ; preaching at 11; Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. ; preaohing at 8. p. m. Prayer meeting on Wed nesday evening at 8. The public is invited to attend all of these services. V. E. Hoven, Minister. Death From Lockjaw. never follows an injury dressed with Buckleu's Arnica Salve. Its antisep tic and healing properties prevent blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald, mer chant, of Rensselaersville, N. "ST., writes: "It cured Seth Burcb, of this place, of the ugliest sore on his neck I ever saw." Cures cuts, wounds, burns and sores. 25o at Win. Mo Bride's, druggist Excursion Batei. The O. R. & N. Co. will soli round trip tickets to any station within 200 miles of Athena for occasion ot 4th of July at one and one-third rate. Tick ets on sale July. 2, 3 and 4. Time limit July 6. The Summer Season. The O. R. & N. will sell round trip tickets to North Beaoh points, Ilwaco to Nahcatla. inolnsive and to Seaside and Clatsop Beaoh, from Athena for $13.90. Dates of sale June 15, to August 25, inolnsive. . Final return limit Septempber 30. . ; ,, A Lively l i i t ruh fhnf nld nnntnv of the race, con stipation, often ends in appendicitis. To avoid all serious trouDiejwHu awm aoh, liver and bowels, take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They perfect ly regulate these organs, without pain or discomfort. , 25o at MoBride's. Keep the little one healthy and happy. Their tender, sensitive bodies require gentle, healing remedies. Hollisterx's Rooky Mountain Tea will keep them healthy and strong. 85o Tea or Tablets. Pioneer ug store. Dr Farmers that are in need of ranch hands, should call on Craghead & Hays. Rural telephone connection 4m Afflna " " 4t. 4U UU1UUI Public Notice. ; Notice Is hereby given that we wllUPPly J held on the 21th 1ay of July, ' license to Bell spirituous, man. ana v""; quor?, in lens quantities than one Quart, said liquors to be Jd only n . buHdta. MUmted ou tlie easi one-nau u, 6,ol8aideity. K'Tn. TWcd. June 28. 1006. Applicants I No Other travel-book tells as much about the Great Northwest as does "WONDERLAND 1908 Its chapters deal with Puget Sound, the Columbia River, , the Queniut Indians, the Bitterroot Range 01 Montana, the Yellowstone National Park. . . . ... SEND IT TO YOUR EASTERN FRIENDS There's nothing better as a guide to the splendid country between the Mississippi and the tide waters of the Pacific. Send six cents for a copy, or send the six cents with the address of the friend to whom "Wonderland 1906" is to be mailed, to . . . ' M. CLELAND, Gen. Pass'gr Agent, St. Paul, Minn. Northern Pacific Railway Three Trains Daily in each direction between St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and Superior, and the GREAT PACIFIC NORTHWEST. I ESTABLISHED 1S65 - I Preston-Parton Milling Go. j , Av) E si! G Ay u EIA1JTY i Flour is made in Atheua, by Athena labor, in the latest and best equipped mill in the west, of the best selected Bluestem wheat grown any where. Patronize home industry. Your grocer sells American Beauty for " , $1.0 ack ! Merchant Millers and Grain Buyers Bargains at Pendleton's Big Store Where it Pays to Trade Dry Goods Store. Children's 15o black ribbed hose at per pair - - lOo Women's 20o black Hose, ' at per pair . - - 16o Women's $1.50 black sateen Un derskirts at eaob - (1.00 Women's $1.25 white Shirt Waists, at eaob 05o Women's $5. Dress Skirts at each ' -, $3.75 Women's $4.50 Wash Suits, Lin en, at - $2.25 Women's 60o Muslin Drawers, at each - - 35o Women's 75o Girdle Corsets, al each ... 60o 12)o white Embroidery, 4 to 8 inches wide, at yard - 8o 12o figured Lawns for waists or dresses, handsome pat terns, yard - - lOo 20o white Indian Linens at per yard - - - 15o 60o white mercerized Silk Waist ings, at yard , - 35o Send for samples. Men's Clothing Store Men's best $10.00 Suits in grey, brown, and black mixtures, any sisse; we can fit yon at per suit ' - $7.60 Men's best $12.50 Suits, extra well made, tailor finish, all sizes; black, navy's or mix tures, at per suit - $10.00 Men's best $15 and $16.50 Suits, handsome - tailor made suits, hand Banished, positively the best bargain ever offered, at per Suit - $12.50 Men's 75o Underwear, at 50o Medium or light weight; extra well made. Men's $1.25 dress Shirts at each - - - $1.00 New patents in soft or still bosoms. The biggest and best stock of Men's and Boys' clothing, Hats and Furnishings here at a saving. Shoe Store Women's $2.00 Shoes, in me dium or heavy weight, at per pair - - $1.60 Women's $3.00 vici kid, patent tips, extension or turn soles, at per pair - $2.50 Children's $1.65 School Shoes, sizes 10 to 2, in box calf or kid, per pair - $1.25 Extra good $2.25 Misses' Shoes, in vioi kid, sizes 11 to 2, per pair - $1.75 Misses' Oxfords at - $1.60, $1.75, $2.00 Ladies' Oxfords at - - - - , - $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 Men's best $3.25 Shoes in all shapes and widths, at - $2.60 Men's $2.50 work Shoes, the best wearing shoes mado, and In any width, at - $1.75 Men's Oxfords at - - - $3.00, $4.00, $4.60 Boys' Oxfords at - - $2.00, $2.60, $3.00 SAVE YOUR COUPONS; they are given free with each 10c purchase. Over $700 inbeautiful presents given to our customers last month. Come and see what you will receive, absolutely free, by saving our cupons. N. B.-We have made arrangements with Burns Bros., Pendleton's leading Pho tographers, to supply our many customesr with photos at greatly reduced prices. This arrangement is for a short . time only. For particulars write or inquire at the store where it pays to trade. TH E PEOPL E'S WAREHOUS E PENDLETON,; OREGON FLOURI FLOURI FLOURI . Snow JDTf-j Per Saoite $1.00 CASH This Celebrated Flour is made from the choicest Blue Stem Wheat grown in the Northwest. SOLD BY THE : PACIFIC COAST ELEVATOR COMPANY David Williams Agent,- '- ' - - - - Athena, Oregon, Dr. A. B. Stone, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Calls answered promptly day or night Office in Poet Building, Athena, Oregon NOW IS THE TIME We carry a full and complete line of the following sup plies Waitsburg, Wash. Athena, Oregon itiiatstsasiiitii siaiisiECSisi Axes Axel Grease Anyils Bolts Babbitt Bits ' Brushes, Horse Curry Combs Chain Halter ChaintButt Chain, Coil Cutlery, Table Cutlery, Pocket Coal i Cold Chisels Drills Enameled Ware Forks Files Forges Gauge Glasses Graphite Goggles Hose, Suction Hammers Iron, Bar Iron, Sheet Lace, Leather Lanterns Nuts Needles Nails Oil, Castor Oil, Cylinder Oil, Black Oil, Hard Oil cups Oilers Pails Packings Punches Pipe Pulleys. Brake Pulleys, Hay Fork Pyers Rivets Rope -. Ranges Rules Snaps Stoves Shoes, Horse Saws Scythes . Snaths Steel Screwplates Screws Kfitew Drivers he Spigot wises Water Bass Washers Whips And Our Prices Arc as Low as Are Jtfamed By p4nyohe - Call and See Us When PendletPnv,,,w cruris rr o Phone, Main 21 - - - - 211 E. Court St PENDLETON. OREGON