East Oregonian : E.O., October 13, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 4

s Tt UDAY. niM'OUKK l"t.
Ladies Welts
A uaw line just in, from
$3.00 t
$5.00
per pair.
Nothing better in the Market.
Snappy Hii-to-date atylish Q d
Oall ami see them.
CLEAVER BROS.
The Boot and Shoo Man.
8tV Main Htreet, Pendleton, Oregon
See thai hig o,ik oil'itler toekor ill
Under ' lor '.'.T.'.
Ilest eel teeth S. at ir. WHtMkar'a,
wnrrmitiil ami yiinrnnteeil.
Wnnleil TWO MBOal Isiys to room
ad board. Tflrna rwunnahfo,
Horn on Kridiiy, tlrtober If, hi Mr.
and Mrs. Clmrles MpMMsW, ii hny.
Join Mm owl Dinner IW elnb mm
get ii dinner set on installment.
Ice rivam, ehiirolntes, Ciui'tv
Dutton'x iwn make. They an- awfully
n ire.
Kanrv
laitiliil,
pamt
Noll'
Mlllllotd novelties.
Mo tn S.W, New
hand
foodi,
HHKVITIKS
Mm I lev A Zehner, thofai
Coyote ealpa anil warrants
Peter Went.
cigars
itonglit.
Tiiree niot dwelling houses tor sale,
mi reasonable terms. Inquire of II. .1.
Bean.
If you want pure home rendered lard
with n in I ii Iteration go t Schwarz
and (ireulich.
A nice lot of voting and old chicken,
dressed or alive, at Oeinott's. Leave
your orders early.
Why pav $1" to Ll for a set of
teeth, when vou can get the verv lest
at Dr. Whitaker foi -
The Columbia, Main street, newly
fltteil. Fine wines, liquors ami cigars.
K. X. Schenipp, proprietor.
If you have a house in paint or a
room to papei, picture to frame, a
little plumbing to U- looked after go
and nee 0. (Sharp, opera houae ohck,
Court at met.
If vou want to buy your winter'
supply of groceries and provisions you
should see Demott's stock. His store
is well tilled with everything in the
fancy and staple grocery line.
The best method of cleansing the
liver is the use of the famous littlo
pills known as DeWitt's Little Karlv
Kisers. Kasv to take. Never gripe.
Tallman A Co., leading druggists.
Headquarters for hacks, buggies, and
wagens at V . II. .lone- lie lias lionght
in large quantities, not only baCfrM,
wagon- and hacks, hut farm machinery
also. It is always a pleasure lor Mr.
lones to show his line of goods,
whether you l.uy or not.
It is well to know that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve will heal a burn and stop
the pain at once. It will cure cczcinu.
and akin diseases and ugly wounds and
sores. It is a certain cure for piles.
Counterfeits may be offered you. Heo
that you gei the original Da Witt's Witefa
Ha.e s.ilve. Tallman , Co.. leading
druggists
llnrry up! Hurry up!! A (JW more
contracts to ! had on the Owl Dinner
Set club.
Call at the store or Ma Miss Hod
wall, and learn now to get a dinner set
on easv terms.
Bryan club members should remem
ber the meeting tonight at the court
liou at X o'clock.
An elegant line of ladies wrappers,
just received at the Magnet (,'ash
store. Call and sec tin m.
Legitimate detective work under
taken. Prompt attention. Strieth
eontidential. Address K. this olliee.
Tinware and a lew chettp heating
stoves at your own price, to close out
the line, nl Under - furniture store.
Nicely furnished rooms at reasonable
rates, by the uighl or week, in the
new Itenn hiiilding over St. Joe store.
The best tnetl st the dentist 1.7'i
per set. and plate costs lOd and
Whitaker charges s for set and guaran
teed. Tin' largest Key West cigars in town
for 10 rents . Henry the Fourth and K.
L. Sidelo at Mark I'atton's cigar
store
ttet one of those big oak rockers for
$2.75 before they're all gone. You'll
have to hurry and you can only liml
them at Kader s.
Mrs. Ann K. Ilergog liel at Si.
Mary's hoajpaaj, Walla Wallu, 'lln,f
day afternoon, aged 71 vears. She
came to Aneriea from Kiitiland in ls:i'i.
Franklin M. sperrv, nitcd M year',
son of tieorge Sperrv, of llenimer, !
a lew days ago of i tonaumpl ion, from
which In1 had Ih-hm a sufferer for 'about
a year.
Some new bicycles, to close out stock
for the season, at the Crescent agency
ill the Fast Oregoninn building. A new
Sterlusji bicycle. Jo-incli Iraine, for
nly 27. ftU. See It.
If vou are thiuking of having vonr
house tapered, you should "look out
for nail aper" at K. .1. Murphy's
He has a large assorted stock and is
making lower prices than ever before
ottered in 1 'endleton.
Professor and Mrs. sterling ad tar
tamed the member ot the Under
Sealed Orders" company , that appeared
at rraier's at their home on Johnson
street last evening alter the perform
ance and the party had a very enjoy
able i i me.
in i i
SOMK IMPORTANT CASKS.
CIRCUIT
COURT CKNTERS INTKHKST
FOR THK DAY.
Mrs. Croekatt fcnter ths Pisa of Not
Guilty ot Murttsr.
No precedent exists. so far as Known,
lor the presence of a woman in a court
of law in Fastem Oregon, to plead to
the Chaired ot murder in the llrst
degree. Heine the case of Mrs. Minnie
Crockett, which came before Judge
Kllis todnv, excited unusual Interest.
Mrs. Crockett's lawyers, Messrs. Cnrtcr
A Haley, having given not the slightest
intimation as to what will be (lie
course iii the defense, that side of the
ense is shrouded in mystery.
Considerable interest has been ex
hibited in the cases of James 11. Child
ers and Krunk Cardwell, accused of
stealing fourteen steers from T. T.
(ilenn, of Summerville. Union county,
and selling them to Jack HriuliMin,
who lives on the Hmatilla Indian
reservation near 1 'endleton. Mr.
Hr intuitu '- testimony before the grand
jury was to the effect that OhildON
and Cardwell came past his place on
the I 'mat ilia river, with a hand of
cattle, wins they offered for sal" at a
figure below the ruling market price.
They Mated that they had had a ranch
in the mountains in Starkey pra rie,
and that, desiring to leave the country,
they had disposed of the land, and
now wanted to sell the cattle. They
promised, so they said, to bring out
their families, and locate in a different
tart of the country. Ilriitham hesiiaied
before taking the steers, hut Dually
took them, and thereby loeet the f'Jiio
which he paiil on the purchase price.
Tallman & Go.
Leading Drutjgiata
aait ilesl.re in
School Supplies
Extra fine line of
Ladies' Fashionable Stationary
Lateat in fold anil tint.
Cor. flaln and Alu .St. Pendleton.
uoAuo 'Uojpu..,i 'pwjs '.n HJ
"1U0X6 10HS
asiioiaji!M s
-paouiAuoaq pus
Y. M. C. A. PL N.
Directors Meet to Comld.r Operations
Mr. Stone', address.
The Isiard ot directors of the V. M.
C. A. met at n. m. ve.terdav in the
home of Hev. C. A Dotson, to discus
nlans for the reorganization of the As
sociation and placing it upon a pioper
ami permanent basis: and nl-o to meet
the state secretary for Oregon and
Idaho, H. W. Stone, of Portland, who
is also the general secretary of the
Port hind As-" lateu,
Mr. Stone gave in a short talk some
of the essentia! things in Y. M. (.'. A.
work gleaned irmii Si- lie. ., raaVa'
excrience as Y. M. (.'. A. general sec
retary. "Tin- present day surccs-ful Y . M.
0i A. is a modem institution, run on
modern methisls, with mcdrrii oijnip
nient. offering nusJern facilities ami
ap)ealiiig to ami reachini; nnslcrii
young men.
Such an institution cannot be built
in a dm , but it can und will he built
in Pendleton as it has Veen and is be
ing built in all the cities und large
towns in tin- L'nited States.
A trained secretary, aided by a wise
and conservative management, -tience,
perseverence and consecration,
will accomplish it in due season.'
the Imard were much pleased witti
Mr. Stone s visit and helpful siej.-'s
tiuns, ind are planning to push the
wurk along the lines suggested, viz. . t
open temporary headquarters consisting
of a couple of room tor a business
oflice and consultation room, where
ram men mav find helpful counsel
und advice; also for a sm4l Medial
and correspondence nsun and for
Isiard, committee and llibiu class meet
lugs; men to push vigorously plans tor
the acquiring of modern quarters and
equipment iii and through which the
association cun do its leg; 1 1 mate work,
me- ting the incesslt.es and Securing
the o.er.,i .
Pendleton.
of the young men of
3JB 3M
ApoqAJOAlJ JO J
Arrivals at Hoisl Pendleton.
C J DlllaVBOj MilaailKee.
J G Paine, Walla Walla.
K M "mitii. Portland.
O D Pierce, New York.
W K OaJaO, Ne York.
Jos Muller and wife, N w York.
Harry Lewellyn, New York
Nick Batei san Krancisco.
Andrew Kuja, San Krnoeieco.
A H Wilson. I'hiiudelphiu.
Wm Muher, Port land.
F liragdoii, Portland.
Kay Hisilloway and family, i ox
Vallev.
H W Monica,, Weston.
A S lleuttield, Spokane.
W i iii.ii- . Sikaue.
tieo Stevens, Spokane.
F I Pendleton, Ss)kune.
James K Paalonuy, Athena.
T T l ilenn, Summervillu.
A K Stanley, Keho.
Qea S Hell, Portland.
M Genibanier, New York.
T Teisch, W'alsisli. In, I
Mrs W C Orr, Dillon, Mum,
) II Stratten, Walla Walla.
N H Pinkerton, Athena.
H Mish, San Kraucis.o,
C J Kreese, Spokane.
I. M Holdeu, T'acoma.
J J Burns, Portland.
T W Jackson, Portland.
II Armstrong, itellcvuc.
F W Harten, HbnabOM,
J W Waldron, Shoshone.
L H Dille, (!aidell
11 H Holt, Monip.li,-,,
James Kedmun, Montnelier.
Mrs S It Sialey, Moiitwlirr.
Driscoll and wife, I'uvette.
H vy Dun ton. Boias,
A K Stoddard anil wife, Nampa.
Mrs J S MoConnell. H.ose.
Mrs t, D Walker, Meridian,
Mrs P F Curron, Caldwell
Mrs Fniniii Carson, Caldwell.
Heurv IfotauUl. Salubriu, Id.
A C Thornton, Han Franeiaeo.
Finery H Avcrill, Portland.
The Hryan Club loalght.
This eveuiug at 8 o'clock at the court
house, the Bryan club moots. The
president, Col. Kaley, and the secre
tary, A. C. Haley, desire all who have
signed the roll und those who intend to
do so to be present. Several short ad
dress are to be giveu.
"Pre-natal influence" us the ex
planation of the murder of a father by
an eleven-year-old boy, as in the
Arthur Kelley case, brings out the fact
thai, daritut the time just prior to the
'birth of the lad, his mother wus com
pelled to siii. on, to ternhle indignities
by tin- father; that he heat, kicked
and cuffed her, threatened to kill her,
actually produced a weapon on one oc
casion and caused the unfortunate wo
man to believe she was alsiiit to bo
shot, and inflicted abuse such as was
even worse than that which he la
ilultfed in habitually. Those of a
scientific turn of mind who have given
attention to the cam', have a theory
that this lourseof conduct by the
brutal father caused the hoy to he horn
with an inborn fear of his father; and
that it was primarily fear rather than
hatred that moved him to commit the
murder. The fear intensified ami
eventually engendered haired and
resentment.
The Crockett Case.
The terrible imsirt of the case was
not apparent from the sccminirlv
trivial act of bringing Mrs. Cna-kclt
into the court room at SO ami her
simple answer, "not gniltv," given t
the court s qiicrv as to how she woiih
plead. Col. llalev said the deleiis.
Would Is- readv on Thursday, and tin
case was accordingly sei for that day
Sirs. Crockett mantaiiied the quiet
reserved demeanor nl her apM'aranc
on I Tel. iv , not looking up at the court
oil the IkmicIi.
"Quality of Mercy Not strained.'
Nop Milliter, sninev Johnson am
Andrew Hupi, three boys merely past
sixtiHui vears ol age. who o.uiie ui
trom Portland, to there Irom San I ran
Cisco, turni-hed tin court oppori unit v
to exemplity that "the quality of
nierev is not strained,'' and hence tin
court, at the instance ot thedmtrict al-
torin . , let them off on the charge of
minor plea of larceny. The hoys ha
taken some invaluatde article- trom
a Jap house. Inquiry as to their
ant h uts discovered that they art
tr im ge.sl families . and that they hail
made merely a lirst mistake and wen
not criminally inclined. Judge Fllis
spoke to them kindly, admonishing
them to learn Irom tins exnerience t
strive henceforth to prove themselves
I to be men. Thov were chiau. film
looking young fellows, and It appealed
Hi everyone as the proper course I
pursue in dispensing justice. Mrs.
Johnson, mother of Siducv Johnson
and Nick Huja, brother of Andrew
were in the court room at the time.
The ca-c of l uster v, Cohen, involv
illg u dispute is to the v., in, of co' .1
liught at wholesale, was Milniiilcl
this morning. after argument. Tin
jury, at last sccounts. was slill out.
Muhlemaiin,
Paul hlintric vs. leet
over a promissory note,
trial.
County Treasurer S. K.
tonight for a Sunday
former home, Milton.
is now on
i ales leaves
visit in iiis
PKOPLK KIRK OR A DAY.
F. F. Cleaver has come over from
hi- Prairie City mines again, und Ibis
time lias samples of some verv line
steaming cm I which he has shown.
This morning ' he demonstrate! at
Neagle's blacksmith shop the burning
value of the mineral. "There is an
unlimited quantity," says Mr. Cleaver,
"enough to supply the northwest for a
long time. ' '
Zoclh llouser has arriwd from Dixie
llutte. where he has been hsikine ufi,.r
his mines. He expresses coiilidenci in
tin' fulure of that region
John Hughes is anothtr arrival Irom
Prairie Crty. He and others have
Isuight from Sam Jackson, a miner
their claim.- in the Pruirie City dis
trict.
Personal Mention.
Win. Zrgmaii, ot Weston is at the
i oiiden Bate hotel.
Ituhc Hillman, of the Hotel Pendle
ton, is confined to his home with illness.
-V II Pinkerton, of Athena, arrived
iioui ii.i i ii v rnuay nignt ami is a
guest at the Pendleton.
Kichard Lambiecht i- able to Imi
about atier having been confined to lila
room two weeks with rheumatism.
.1. S. Paul, of Walla Walla, who has
extensive farming interests in the
Helix country, is at Hie Pendleton.
Hen Motile, who bus visted his
mother, Mrs. M. R. Mouhj 111 Pendle
ton lor several dnys, leaves tomorrow
to return home to Livingston, Mont.
Mri.C. K, Hoosovolt returned home
from Walla Walla on Kridaj night's
train, having visited bar parents dur
ing the fruit (air und the week follow
ing. Dr. Krank 'aiighiiu. who took the
examination at Portland, has been
given a regular dentist's license, hav
ing been sin ssfnl in writing before
the state iMiard.
P. A. Worthington, innmber of the
executive board of the Weston normal
school, will come down to Pendleton
from Weston Siindav evening, en route
home to Portland.
Charles Proehtcl. o l.ostllie. Is I
registered at the imlilen Utile hotel .
Mr. Proebstel bus been in the nier
chantile business in l.ostinc since re
turning from the Philippines, where he
served in the Second Oregon.
P. J. Wilson and Jack Craig, MroJ of
tlie Pendl 'Ion partv who intend to go
by team to California through the
mountains, leave. tWHorutw morning
for Ukiah. where they will uwnlt the
other meinl or of the expedition.
Mrs. II. W. Monieul arrived thin
morning from a summer's visit in the
Fast. She was met here I iv Prol,
Mimical, who came down Priitej even
ing from Weston. Prof, and Mrs.
Monica! are guests at the Hotel fan
dletnu.
A. T. BraWef, who went in the mer
chandising business at Athena soon
after C. W. Ilollls retired from the
business there, is closing out bis stock
of goisls in that town preparatory tn
quitting business there. He will c m-
tinue his Adams store.
Chas. .1. I'reese, of the Spokesman
Ueview.tield superinteiiileiil ol . ireilhi
tioli, wus in town today en route home
from the Hntnjttl ronniry to Walla
Walla, where he now makes hi- head
quarters. Mr. Preesc will attend tin
fair nt Lewiston in the interest of his
paper.
James Heck. who owes his sure
promise of r very trom aapaodieltls
ton successful operation by Dr. W. (i.
Cole, is again out on the streets, am
is rapidly reaaintna his strength. I ) i
was in tlie Cole liopii.il only nine
ihiys, and sutlers no inconvcui 'iii e
from the operation.
County Superintendent J. V, Now.
iin bus rata read from an extcidi d visit
to the country MrMori aad spant the
day in his othco, aticnding to matters
which had accumulated during his
absence, lie nun .mice' that Hi, annual
teachers' institute will be held in Pen
dleton December ft, ti and 7, for the
teacher- of Umatilla cotintv.
A telegram was received this fore
noon in Pendleton announcing the sale
arrival in New York barbor of (he
steamer Hnflalo, Wilson line, from
Hull, Fiigland. on board which vv.i
lai purty of Pendleton lad e- who have
spent the summer in Fuiope- Mr-.
Leon Cohen, Mr.-. C. s. Jackson, Mis:
bin Thompson and Miss Hurriette I
Thompson. They are expected home in
n feu weeks.
Union scout : Mr. und Mr.-. Henry
Walker were acooBtpaalad to La
tirande Wednesday by Mr. mid Mr-.
Pare), where they will visit a day or
two. tn. . taking their departure fori
Pendloton, where thev will inaad a
day or two with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Moran and Henry Curl and family,
Upon leaving Pend'eton iey will pr -ceed
to Seattle, where they will spend
a few days with Charles Spencer, a
banker, formerly of lown City, la.,
and theme on toward their lown
home b thoifohien slate of California,
where Sir. Walker mined over fifty
years ago.
fAINt o UtLtliY uUMPOIJ!
Do not get scurcd if your luart
troubles vou. Most likely you suffer
from indigestion. Kodol Dyapopaia
Cure digests what you eat and gives
the worn out stomach perfect re-l Ii
is the only preparation known that
completely digests all classes ol food..
nun is wny it cures the worst rases
indigestion and stomach trouble niter
everything else has mild It may la
taken in all conditions anil cannot' bclp
but do you gcssl. Tallman A Co..
leading druggists.
Church Announc.m its.
Church of the llcdeciiior : Divine
n n ,.e tomorrow at hours as follows:
Farlv celebration of the Holv Cm-
munim, at , ::) a. in.; Sunday sclnsd
at pi n. in ; inornniL' nrau-r and ser.
mon at II a, m.t evenme atavar at!
HI P, in. The sacruuieiit ol hanlism '
will IS' udliilnlstered lo ml. ml- at
III.
II
Christian church- Services ar" held
in the Congregational house ol wnr.
ship. Sunday school at In a. m. ;
Senior Fndeavoi meet It A Htft n, in. ;
prouchinu services at II u. m. und 7 JO
p. III. Subject ol morning serinoii.
I he Proof of a Christian " Reenlnu
subject, "The Uelid that Conquers
the World."
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MODERN
Haviland
China
VTe have a line of Haviland
and Carlsbad CI, ma in din
Bat sets that we would j'
pleased to show you whether
you buy or not.
Alao, a part of our holiday
stock of china uovelties, ash
trays, bon Urn boxes, spxsui
trars, etc., has arrived and
makes a display that is dear
U every waman's heart.
Come just b, see.
Owl Tea House.
t Plat In Oregon
PHARMACY
Ev.rytttlng that It Upl In i fm
ciitt, tu etc dru itnr.
115 Court St.
Makes You
Grow Strong
Builds Nerve and
Muscle; Makes
the Blood Pirh
When you are tired
out and sick
Paine s Cfilftrw
j WU1.
pound. It cures an
you grow
and robust,
makes
strong
F. L. SKILLIN,
West Somerville,
Mass., writes:
t Wo 'I loo
ay 9 use
C e 1 e r v
a
a. a .
fames
Compound and
Si ve it to the
children
they a r
down or
a n y k i
nervous
when
e run
have
n d o f
trouble.
gives an
It builds them
up, regulates the
bowels,
a p p e t i
makes
s t r o n
now giving it to
our little boy live
years old, and it
is d o i n g him
much good."
t
e. and
them
I am
Great
JOE STORE
LEADERS OF FASHION.
LADIES TAKE NUTICE.
Slaughter Sale of Millinery Goods
ror me Next Ten Days.
MI.. ......... i , .fl
... ovcratocua m tins . t)f ,,,
l"",-r i" i will si.vc yon In,,,,
i"i iinin us, ()r ,m,ss (..
Rlld wr intt'inl tn CUi thorn ilown
-'S to ft1'.-, nur i'ciii un what yon
-io,i,I...ii :.. f - . - i .ii i
is .i i, or it, mi, tor turn win in.iM- uj'
mn) uuK you may want in Millin
icry.
Styles the Latest and Prices the Lowest.
E.
VOURS PO IU!SINliSS.
M
LYnme x na.
SPECIAL
IF YOU WANT
Read
best
tvtrj
A go4l livery r call H. f
ou rt.int i.ii.oiB-nt or ii v tt ...
be thore.
know. W.-'il
K1.VIN I KAlo
I'ruprletor
U;pot Stable, (lua Lat-onla i
Kver' , ... JYou want to uet the
wnen you buy Harness
i mskfl only hand ewd harness anil guarantee
piaca ai leather. Cull ami ei my pricaa.
P. A. HAKVEY,
a
French Restaurant.
TIIK I'iACK TO KAT.
Where you e.u i sometlilni.
i. mil,.
Proprietor.
Court St., op. Oolden
A rt I In rw rt-s-i. s-fTSTm r rtwrxftC
1 1 ..... i .
c ; v r ' lltt,r' Aaeat Ukiah cainery
l a. -r, nt',UVc(l''Vaml.o,cph(;ibrWm'. y'
ouai .unee on tne Market.
THE WHITE HOUSE G