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'INDIANS WON CU
WYETH WON DERBY.
The Western Horse Won the Great j
Event at Chicago. !
21. Comlns with n ,
sweeping stride through the stretch.)
DEFEATED THE SHAkPSHOOT- j con, Wyeth. owned hy John
ERS AT WALLA WALLA.; A Drake WOn hia Orst derby and
: tmiiitlons of the race by nn
... nu o I -
Tiie Kenaieion icam uia oumc ma.
Work Against the Garden City
Rutabagas The score Was 7 to
2 in Favor of Pendleton.
Walla Walla. June 23. It was
' -..,-:rvo mid west-
overturow ui
good game o baseball on the
. i. .... ,. iioat thnt could
ern norsus wjuui,
be sent from the cast. There is no,
room for argument about the best
,..iim Th race was clear-!
as "Mlv ridden and truly won and Wyethj
,ocllwa, the best of the 12 . 3-ycar-olds
diamond Similar afternoon, although. ' . ,,n nt the barrier Satur-
the home team went down to defeat before the starting. Heno, the
at the hands at the Pendleton players , ne vl,v pinved eastern colt, went to ,
by a score of 7 to 2. . ' 't n 'favorite at 2; to 1. but J
The Pendleton ball team arrived, ... insi.ie the money.
. . i ''""
from uayion in uie lurcuuuu uuu i ,
noon 200 to 300 fans from Pendleton
arrived on a special train and a rush
was made for the local ttt'ng houses
Some Real Surprises.
The real surprises of the race I
T,ro T.npipn Annlcby and Aladdin,;
MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1902.
GENERAL NEWS.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.
H. W. Neir, Hartin Doty, J. a
Friendley, R. A. Waltz, A. D. Chase,
George Harris, Andrew Nylander, M.
Bissinger, J. J. Fowler, Ronolds Roth.
well, W. W. AIcMahon, Henry Hoff,
I F. S. McMahon. William Maher. C. M.
At Jefferson, la., S. M. Shipman, a Smith. L. A. Baker. Portland: E. W.
half wild man, was shot to death by , Hubbard, P. C. Gearhards, T. Bow
& mob. Shipman shot and killed i man, S. Bowless, San Francisco; El
John Swearlngton, the city marshal, J liott and Wilson, Corvalns; W. R.
while resisting arrest for stoning ! Glendening, H. Patton, A. S. Heat
some boys who ridiculed him. j field, T. W. Jackson, H. B. Rees, F.
No trace has been found of the j S. Stowar", George McGillvery, S. S.
American school teachers of Cebu, j Gill, Spokane; Ed F. Rice, W. D.
Island of Cebu. who started on a i Owen, itochester; C. J. Freese, C. J.
by the hungry, dry and dusty cxcur-Jwho finished second and third resptc-
8l?h?aowd began to gather at the One of the best features of the
grounds soon after 2 o'clock and by j race won by a atfln nBni
the time the game was called at 3 i off last after the fall of the flag anu
o'clock, the grand stand and most (wore the field down one by one.
of the extra space around the ilia-j Striding along in irreslttible style
moud was taken up by fans, although j without any apparent effort and at
the crowd was not as large as it was the same time getting over tne
when Pendleton went down to defeat ground grandly, he appeared at ail
before Walla "Walla here the 4th of Stages of the race to be running well
May. There was good ball playing j within himself, although passing one
bv both sides, but from the start the j horse after another and apparently
lJcal fans saw that they were not1 traveling the fastest. They never
going to be in it with the visiting j had him "straight" and his neck was
team as the Indians are too fast an j not stretched until the final six
aggregation for the locals. Fay, at teenth. Even then he was far from
short, for Pendleton, played good j being out, and he clearly won with
ball, anl "Babe" Brown, of the ocalj a little in reserve. Time, 2:40 l-o.
team, broucht down applause on a
long running catch in short center.
I
His Last Derby.
In the first of the game a little wild Saleuit Ind- June 23. Colonel Sam
playing was performed on the part. Brvant 'owner of the once famous
of the locals and as the score book - Proct0r Knott and Uncle Bob, which
will show, not a tally by them until W0Q the Amerjcan Derby in 1880, and
the eighth inning, which was the only Qther notfid thoroughbreds, left here
time the visitors gave the locals aipy for Chicago to witness what
chance to get around the diamond,! , hi , , Americail Derby. The
and cross the home plate, and these'
day's outing June 10, and have not '. Barnes, W. A .Hunt, Roy C. Brock, J were maQe on errors by the vis.ting
been heard or since. Additional par- waua waua; tr. uoaa, cuy; v. j.
ties have been sent out to look for Johnson, Salt Lake; F. C. Conklin,
them. Henry Hcff, A. S. Stitt, Chicago; E.
Henry Siegel. president of the j Sham, Boston; A. B Wagoner.
Simpson-Crawford Company, of New Philadelphia; C. A. Barrett, Athena;
York, and Slegel & Cooper Company, i C Mulller, Jowa: A. Linn, orth
famous Kentucky turfman was car-
of Chicago, has purchased from Lo-!
pold Schlesinger a half interest in '
the firm of Schlesinger & Mayer fori
approximately $1,500,000. I
i Powder; W. D. DaggetL
The Golden Rule.
n inim. tit uriiiinn.f. "vr,..!
It is estimated by W. B. "Wilson, ! nrtn vi
secretary and treasurer of the United ?1i ,vn, S i, r A'
Mine Workers of America, that the X1110 G- w-
Ul " Bradley, Tr. E. Bond, Athena; S. R.
present supply of hituniinous and an- ,qo1: ' TJoV. ntt- n .
Waitsburg; M. N. Briggs, W. . Kent,
Dan
HIel, Heppner; John Weluer, Boise
City; Levi Ankeny, Harriett Ankeny,
T. J. Berg, "Walla "Walla; James J.
Hubbard, A. E. McBreen, A. J. Hall,
Spokane; M. Alexander, Nebraska;
George McPherson- and wife. Helix;
i. E. Porter. Meacham; W. H. Zeller,
thracite coal above ground will be ex-
Z ,7V T . tcity; James Roberts, Omaha;
there should be a general suspension f WTQ,. T,, ' -rx-,
of work in the mines.
Italy may be the next European
country to try American coal as a
.substitute lor the English product.
Signor Hugo Pizoti, United States
. consul at Turin, Italy, who is now in
tnis country, is said to be negotmt-, Adams; H. "W. Vogt, A. K Horn,
ing for the delivery of 4.000.000 tons olive Mooner, B. A. Mace, B. "W.
of bituminous coal for export to Italy. . Swesey, John Boseman, John T: ylor,
A New Jersey corporation, rivaling ,-E. C. Frye,.J. S. Gurdane, Harry Ea
the United States Steel corporation gan, A. R. Harrison, R. A. Jackson.
in magnitude, is projected. It plans ,
io be a billion dollar concern. Iti H w T. ,
may be called the American Meat1 ' " ' . .
r, T, , . , . i Vie offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
Company. It is announced that a gi-'foP any oI catarrh that cannot be
gantic consolidation has been decid-, cured by Hairs Catarh Cure:
.l 1.1 t .i . V 1 flllATV X- fa Tnlortn n
tju upuu. xue inictuu uuuacs mill ' V' ' , !
hivt ifTTPo-i in fnrm tj.0 hitr prim ' "e the nnderslsnen, have known P. 3. J
nave agreed to lorm the Dig com- Cheney for the past 15 years, and belleTe:
uiue are waai is Known as me nig nun to be perrectij honorable in all basi
Fom," and are Armour & Co., Swift Dess transactions and financially able to
& Co., Nelson. Morris & Co. and the:gf out obllsatloas made by their
G. H. Hammond Co. j VTCST & TP.UiX, Wholesale Druggists,
' Toledo. O.
, .PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS. wholesale DragKUts. Toledo. O.
I Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
'tnio urninmertn Vnllv rhnntitimii 1 act,nS directly upon the blood and mucous
1 he Willamette auey unautaugua BUrXace of ejstenu Testimonials sent
Association will assemble at Glad- free. Price "5c, per bottle. Bold by all
stone Park, near Portland, on July lnssjfts.
8th to 19th, inclusive. Among the' Family Pills are the best
prominent men to taKe part in the
team. Only three errors were maue tWQ Bttendanl8 who are te accompa
by Pendleton and they were in a crit- nv Um on his journey He is thin
ical time when they counted the ,, emaclatedf and B0 feebie that
most against them, and had it not h,s yoice hardly rises beyoud a whls.
ueen ior uzest;. mia. i iuus
would have been compelled to wit-'
ness the marking of nine . straight J
goose eggs against them.
per.
Mrs. Mary Howeli, a pioneer
Huyler's
AND
The enthusiasm was great on both Roseburg Douglas county, is dead at
sides, although the local fans did not ' ine ae 01 au ears-
have a chance to root with much zeal -
until the eighth. The visiting fans
were alive from the beginning of the
game and their support was not
without effect. The Indians went to
work with a will and put up the best
they had. Two home runs were made,
one by Fay and one by Wilner, and
these were applauded greatly.
Score by Innings.
Pendleton 02100002 27
Walla Walla .. OU000002 02
Hits Pendleton, 12; Walla "Walla,
9. Errors Pendleton, 3; Walla!
Walla, 5. Earned runs Pendleton, 4.
Home runs Fay. Wilner. Two-base
hits Bruett. Three-base hits Wil
liams. Bases on balls By Cryder
man. 1; by Taylor, L Time of game
1:35. Umpire Breed, of Califor
nia. !
Another game is being pnlled off j
between the same teams on the local;
diamond this afternoon.
Allegretto's
Chocolates
on Dons
exercises will be Henry Watterson,
the great Kentucky editor, who will!
speak.
Judge Thad Huston, at Tacoma. de
clded that Miss Lillian Hargear was
entitled to the ?50,000 In Virginia
state
the late
land about two years ago. Her aunt,
CATTLE POISONED.
Heavy Loss Sustained by a Wood
River Stockman.
James AInsworth took 200 head of
AO f 1 n K An nA Tff- Jt
bonds given her by her uncle, X" mi, Z Zl -te
Signor Foil, who died in Eng- J?"!
last week and then returned to
Mrs. Bessie Walker, a sirter of Foil. 1 . nIOT ' wneiLe Et
. ii4.i 1 back to East Fork on Friday he
Tras appomtea aamimstratrix, ana
cued to recover the bonds for the
estate.
Aloysius Blefgen, the 16-year-old
son of a fanner living on White
Bluff Prairie, was found lying by the
roadside about three miles west of
XJheney, with a bullet wound in his
lead. He was still breathing. A re
volver with two chambers empty and
a suit of clothes were found ying
-beside him. It was probably a case
of suicide.
James Grifiln was fatally Injured
,by tie explosion of a barrel of alco
hol at the Pacific Coast Biscuit com-
parly's works in Portland Saturday.
Three others were seriously burned.
Griffin was drawing alcohol, and
probably smoking. He was burned
beyond recognition- The explosion
set fire to the building, and much
.damage was done from water.
The annual report of the supreme
'recorder of the A. O. U. W. shows
the total number of lodges on Janu-
;r7 1. 1902, was 5402, .an increase for
the year of 162. The total member-
ship is 427126; members admitted
during the year, 63,238; members
'suspended and withdrawn. 51.728;
died, 3071; net Increase for the year.
8806; amount paid on death losses,
WAisr, oaiance on hand, J235,-397.
found 15 of them had been poisoned
and the rest were gone. After a long
search he found 90 head in Green
horn Gulch, across the river, but the
other 100 head are still missing. The
cattle were the property of AIns
worth, Algrechtson and Lawson of
Little Wood River and Weber and
Sutherland of Halley. Jordon and
Drake have also l03t six head of cat
tle by poisoning within the -ast week.
No clue to the perpetrators has yet
been discovered.
Her Parents Objected.
Annie Sutton, a 17 year old girl of
Salem with two other glrlB, one elder
ly woman and a young man named
Homer Mills, and a man called Bell,
were taken In charge by the police
at the Union depot in Portland on
arrival of the 8alem train. Annie
Sutton's parents telephoned to the
police to stop them. It was believ
ed that the girl was about to elope
with Homer Mills, but she refused
to make a statement.
For .Sale Cheap!
One 18-foot combined harvester.
One 14-foot steel Iraxae header. One
mower and rake. For nartlculara ad
dress or inquire of R. Lain, Pes die-
After Twenty Years.
H. W. Brice, superintendent of
bridge building for the O. R. & N..
nas nanuea in ms resisnuuun, met
same to take effect on the first ofj
July, says the La Grande Chronicle.!
Mr. Brice has been in the employ of j
the railroad company continuously!
for 20 years, and his resignation Is;
for the purpose of settling down in i
some locality where he can give bis
two children the benefit of an edu-!
cation. For years Mr. Brice and hlB
family have made their home in a
railway boarding car and he has a
longing to become settled In one
place and especially lor the benefit
of the children. lr. and Mrs. Brice
contemplate a visit to Iowa and will
then settle down, perhaps in Portland.
Within a short time an office of the
Postal Telegraph Company Is to be
established in Walla Walla. A. line
has been arranged for by that com
pany from Portland to Spokane and
the station in Walla Walla will be
attached to that circuit and thus
placed in immediate connection with
those two places.
Mil-hA!Vi!le.4
en
Soak the hands thoroughly, on reiiriup, lu
a hot lather of CimotwA Soap, tha,juost
effectlre skin purif ylnp; soap, as well as purest
and sweeMst for toilet, bath, and nnery,
Pry.wiolnt freely with CtmcoRA Ointment,
the treat akin owe and potest of emollient.
' Wearold glove during nigut. FM Kjrehanos,
itcblnK, burnlne palaai and painful Bncer
Ads, this one MgAt trtaim(t U wonderful.
Salt thrMlVmt tkwoM. Fort O.tu oC.Corr,
Almonds
Marsh Mallows
"We lave just received
a fresh shipment
F. W. Schmidt & Co.,
Reliable Druggists,
Association Block. Phone 851
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Today
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And Anothe lot at $9,50
Also Some Pants at Half Price
JUST WHILE THEY LAST
We are getting ready now for the
greatest fall business ever done in
Pendleton. That's the reason we
are making this extraordinary effort
to put out a large quantity of
clothing. , x
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