DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDUETPN, OREGON., THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1903.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
John A. McCourt Is attcndlnB court
at .Athena today.
Miss G. McQuary, of Milton, Is tho
gnost of Pendleton friends.
Attorney C. A. Carter was a visit
or In Athena today on legal business
Mrs. Louis Hunzlker has gone to
Walla Walla for a visit with friends,
Mrs. Amanda Wattles left last
evening for Walla Walla, whoro she
will visit relatives.
O. W. Kelly, of McKay, was a vis
Iter in the city yesterday, registered
at Uio Golden Rule.
D Colo and Wlswall went to
WallaN Walla this morning In answer
to a summons calling them Iff con-
sulfation on a critical case at that
place.
W. S. Ueardan. Jr.. and Tom C
Grant, respectively tho special agent
and general manager for the Pacific
Coast of the North British Mercantile
Insurance Company aro registered at
tho Hotel Pendleton.
N. LIvlngstono, nil extensive stock
raiser or Grant county, wno Das ueen
visiting his niece, Mrs. M. A. oiierl-
dan at the family homo on West
Alta street, has gone to Portland to
witness the celebration in honor of
President Roosovelt.
ATHENA GUN CLUB MEET.
First Annual Tournament of Neigh,
boring Sportsmen's Association.
The .Athena Sportsmen's Assocla'
tlon will hold its first annual tourna-
ment at the range in that city on
June 5-5.
The tournament will consist of 21
regular events and one consolation
event, and has $155 In added money.
The entry fee will bo SI, except In
the 21st event, which Is an event of
25 singles, with unknown angles, and
the entrance fee for this is fixed at
$2.50.
Pendleton sportsmen will attend
this tournament en masse, and the
Athena club has prepared to accom
modate a large crowd on these dates.
Shooting will begin at 10 o'clock
each day. Targets will bo sold at 3
cents each. There will be shells for
salo on the grounds. The Inter-state
rules are to govern. Grounds will be
open for practice on Thursday after
noon, June 4.
HAN80N IN POLICE COURT.
Too Much Liquor Aggravates Domes-
. tic Infelicity.
r Charles Hanson was arrested latd
yesterday afternoon by Officer nrown
for creating a disturbance at his homo
on Bast Court street. Roth Hanson
and his wlfo were somewhat under
the influence of liquor, Mrs, Hanson
having had three drinks, according to
her testimony. Tho man of the house
had had .many mora than that and
acknowledged that he liked it and
couldn't help satisfying bis desires.
The wheels of domestic bliss be
coming clogged, tho couplo thought
to clear tho machinery by hurling
rocks at each other, and their arrest
followed,
Hanson was locked up in the city
jau and this morning given a three
day sentence. Mrs. Hanson was al
lowed to go yesterday aftornoon and
appeared at tho court this morning to
ascertain what disposition Judge Fitz
ueraiu intended to mako of her.
NEW BA8EBALL LINE-UP.
Pendleton and Dayton, Will Play at
Walla Walla Monday, the 25th.
Manager TU IVBrown left 'Ms morn
Ing for iDayton, where' the 'local team
will meet Dayton this afternoon on
the Dayton field.
Two now 'men will don 'the Pendle
ton suits this afternoon, W. 11. Brock-.
horr and Danrorth. Both men arc
said to be will known players and
good men.
Brown will bring his men back to
Walla Walla Monday, where they will
nlay Dayton at 10 o'clock. In the
afternoon Walla Walla and Colfax
will try conclusions. With the large
crowds gathered at Walla Walla on
that day to meet President Roose
velt It Is expected to mako 'the games
very successful from a financial
point of view,
Tho Indians wlli lino up In the or
der given below for the games of this
scries, and are In to win:
Brown will wear the cage, McDon
ald, Marcus nnd Collier will pitch;
Danrorth will play first; Brockhoff,
second; Speldell, short Btop; Dunn,
third; Neagle, left field; Gass, center
field; and Llndborg right field. With
tho new line-up the local fans are
confident of victory.
COUNCIL MEETING.
Ordinance Passed Authorizing Sewer
Contract Liquor Licenses Granted.
The special council meeting which
was sot for -I o'clock yesterday after
noon came off at last, but not on
schedule time. One of the council-
men had discovered some water In a
well he was digging and was so over-
Joyed that he staid and watched it
rise until near the hour of 5. At last
ho appeared, breathless, to tell his
talc and make a quorum.
Mayor Halloy called tho meeting to
order, and Aldermen Clopton, Dick
son, Johnson. Hartman, Sommer
villa and Hnlley responded to roll
call.
The draft of an ordinance having
been prepared by City Attorney Car
tor, It was Introduced by tho ordi
nance committee and passed. Tho
ordinance authorized the city to em
ploy the J. H. Sutherland Company,
of Walla Walla to construct the eight
miles of sower proposed by the city.
In accordance with the plans and
specifications made by the city en
glneer, nnd fixed the bond of tho
company at the amount of the con'
tract $21,249.
At the conclusion of the business
relating to tho sewer construction,
tho council granted a liquor license
to C. J. Fuller & Co.. after which
they adjourned until the next regular
meeting on Tuesday evening. May 26.
SENT IIP FOR LI F
END OF EASTERN OREGON
MAN'S DEVIOUS CAREER
K.
PIONEER WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. John F. Boyer, of Walla Walla,
Yields to the Leveler.
Wnlla Walla, May 21. Mrs. Sarah
uoyer. widow of the late John F,
Boyer, died at her home In this city
yestordayy, aged 77 years, For more
man w years Mrs. Boyer had lived
in Walla Walla, most of the time her
husband being a prominent and
wealthy business man. Mr. Boyer
was one of tho promoters of tho
Baker-Boyer National Bank, of this
city, tho oldest national bank In
Washington. Mrs. Boyer was a sister
of Dr. D. S. Baker, who died leaving
the largest estate in Washington at
tho time of his demise. Seven grown
ciiiidren survive Mrs. Boyer. as fol
lows: Eugene H. and Emogene. of this
city; ur. Arthur A. Boyer. and Chas.
uoyer. of New York: Camaln John
B. uoyer and Mrs. Annie F. Norton
of Brooklyn; Frank D, Boyer, of Daw-
son, Alaska,
Funoral sorvlces will be held Ft!
day afternoon from tho First Presby
tcrlan church, of which deceased had
long been a member.
A Philadelphia bootblack found and
restored to tho owner a $10,000 bill,
and received $io for his honesty.
F.&S. Bitters
..The great System Tonic.
The' remedy that is so
'popular because of its
;rea merit. Now is the
ytime to take F. & S. Bit
Sters and tone up your sys
tem. One bottle is equal
montlVsrecreation..
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New President of Academy.
Rov. William M. Bleakney, recently
ciecteu president of tho Pend eton
Academy, has definitely accepted tho
offico and will move his family hero
in about two weeks, when he will en-
tor immediately upon the work of
building up tho attendance at tho In
stitution. Pres. Bleaknoy will con
duct a canvass over tho district trlbu
tary to Pendleton In tho interest of
nis hciiooi and hopes are entertained
that ho will be able to very materially
Increase tho roster of students for tho
ran torm.
Representing the Hare Canning Co.
W. H. Boyd, of Echo, was In tho
city yesterday. Mr. Boyd is one of
tho promoters of tho Echo Hare Can
ning and Cold Storairo project, recent'
ly started there. Ho roports about
l.zuu dozen liaro already contracted
ior.
Baptist Reception.
Tho reception of the now members
of tho Bautlst church, which was to
nave been given In Armory Hall, wll
bo given Instead In tho Baptist church,
una evening.
TALLMAN & Cm
THE DRUGGISTS
If you use Grnln-O In place of .
coffee you will enjoy lt,-just as,
much for.lt tastes tho same: yct, It'
is like a food to the system, .dis
tributing tho full ' substance of tho
' ,pwa grain with every drop,
' ""'TRY IT TO-DAY.
AtTort ertrjwbtrti; 13c tad Wc p r pixktge-
Alf Cofer, Who Is Wanted in Umatill
County, Is Convicted of Murder
the First Degree In New Mexico
Sheriff T. D. Taylor Is in receipt
a lottor from H. C. Klnsell, sheriff
at Santa Fo, N. M.. to the effect that
Alf Cofer. alias Alf Hawloy. wanted
In Umatilla county for the robbery of
tho Kentucky saloon nt Freewator,
August 13. 1002, had been taken to
the New Mexico penitentiary on May
13, to serve a life term for miinier.
This sentence brings to a c'.ose th
carper of a well-known Eastern Ore
gon desperado, and shows tho some
times unerring and dogged pursuit of
the officers of the law.
On the night of August 13, 190
two men entered tho Kentucky saloon
at Freewater and at tho point
their guns robbed H. Key, the proprl
etor, his bartender nnd three custom
era of SI50. Then taking some wni
key, they left the place and disap
peared.
Sheriff Taylor at once went to tne
scene and started in pursuit of the
robbers. On the same night two men
had held up a Swcdo In an adjacent
town, and come across tho mountain,
These men answered the description
of Cofer and his companion and Sher-
Iff Taylor scooped them in. They
proved to bo the wrong men. and by
tho time the posso got back on the
trail the bandits had made a get
away, but not before wounding Tay
lor's deputy, Scott Ritchie, In tho leg.
This was three days after the rob
bery. and the men had taken refuge
In n sheep herder s hut. Taylor was
about an hour late In arriving on the
scene from his trip In with tho other
prisoners and before he could reach
the scene the battlo had been fought
and the escnpo made.
Cofer and his companion now tils-
appeared and nothing was heard of
them for a long time. At last Taylor
read of a robbery In New Mexico and
wrote the sheriff nt Santa Fe. Thl
was about six weeks ago and the let
ter was mislaid. Taylor again wrote,
enclosing a plcturo of Cofor, and yes-
torday received a lettor In reply.
Cofer and an unknown companion
had held up a Santa Fo train in New
Mexico and Cofor wns caught. While
In Jail he and a Mexican prisoner
killed the Jailer In an attempt to cs
cape, but the effort was balked and
both the men brought to Justice. The
Mexican was hanged and Cofer taken
to tho prison to commence the service
of a life sentence on May 13.
Cofor had served time in tho Salem
Institution in 1900, and has a criminal
record In Washington nnd California,
Ho was raised in Pendleton and vl
clnlty and has relatives in this conn
try now. He was a desporato chnr-
acter, always drinking and In trouble
and the last chapter In his career
comes as a welcome relief to tho of
ficers of the country.
ECHO CANNERY STOCK.
H.
C. Willis, Secretary of the Com
pany Now on the Road.
H. C. Willis, secretary of tho Echo
Cold Storage & Cannery Company,
Is In the city today making final ar
rangements for placing the stock on
tno market.
R. D. Fletcher will act as fiscal
agent in this city nnd is now prepar
ing to issue stock In tho company.
Arrangements have been made with
Echo parties to deliver 1,000 dozen
rabbits, on demand, at $1 per dozen,
stock at par value of $1 per share to
do taken In payment for this number.
These rabbits will dress 2V nounds
each, and the canned meat Is sold nt
30 cents per pound, making a clear
gain to tho company and Investors
of 20 cents a pound, or $6,000 on this
1,000 dozen.
It is tho intention of tho company
to put in a steam plant lust as soon
as sufficient encouragement Is shown
to warrant this expense. There are
so many orders ahead for samples of
American haro that tho "cook stove"
method of proparlng It Is wholly inadequate.
Mr. Wills leaves tonight for La
Grande, and from there will visit
Portland and Spokane, as ho has had
numerous Inquiries from both of
tneso points In regnrd to the progress
or the institution.
Tho company Is regularly organized
unuer tne laws or Oregon nnd capital
ized at $50,000, with full board of of
ficers .
FOUR NEW 8UIT8 FILED.
Two Involving Land, While Two Suits
Are for Divorce.
Four cases have been filed in the
clerk's office to como boforo tho cir
cuit court meeting heor In June.
Tno caso of Pa-na-sere-to (known as
Georgo Thompson) vs. 8hll-mat, Tln-
nin-nix and Grant Earhart, is an ac
tion at law brought to gain nossesslon
of lots 3 and. 4, and the south halt of
tho northweet quarter of section 3,
township 3, north of rnnuo 33. east.
In Umatilla reservation, and to gain
tne rents ana income from the said
lots, due from Grant Earhart. lessee.
James A. Fee is the attorney for the
jimnmn.
Pa-Iat-ho, otherwise known as Tur
nips, has brought suit against La-ll-
mot, Ha-ho-mo-yect and Tellclto that
m acres of land In soct on -4. town.
ship 3, north of range 3 east, in the
umatlla reservation, bo Dartltioned
botweon tho plaintiff and defendants
In equal shares, and. that thev be de
clared to be tenants in common
AN UNHEALTHY HAIR
eDANDRUrr
FALLING HAIR
finally BALDNESS
Dtitroy the cauw, you rtmtvt
the effect.
Kill the Dandruff Germ
WITH NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
The only preparation that
will destroy those parasites.
..EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING...
For Sale by all Drujjlitt.
PRICE $1.00.
James A. Fee is tho attorney ror
nlnlntlff.
fSenrcn M. Vauchn has filed a suit
against Mb wife, Emma vaugnn ior
divorce
Mabel I. Knox vs. Homer W. Knox
Is tho title of another action for
divorce. Peter west Is the attorney
In both instances.
DESERTED FAMILY.
Dalles Woman Leaves Four Little
Children and Elopes.
Tho Dalles, Mny 21. Mrs. Ed
Davis, tho wife of a fireman on one
of tho switch engines hero, has dis
appeared and according to her hus
band s story, she has loft tho city with
another man, although she left a note
with Instructions to dellvor It to him,
to the effect that sho Intended to tio
woight around her body and Jump
Into the Columbia river.
Tho couplo have been married since
1S96, nnd have four children, the ago
of the eldest being only C years. For
some time past tho missing woman
has not devoted tho attention to her
family that her husband believed sho
should and has been keeping company
with a set that travels a fast pace.
That Is the reason Davis Is of tho
opinion that his wife has deserted
him instead of ending her life In tho
river.
Davis has concluded that there Is
no likelihood of her returning, and
is making arrangements to have his
children placed In the enre of the
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society.
New Book Typewriter,
County Recorder Folsom has In
stalled a now Fisher book typewriting
machine In his offico. The new ma
chine is much more modern in equip
ment and more convenient than the
old one, and will facilitate the work
In that department of tho rounty service.
St. GEORGE
Restaurant
Dinner Twenty-five Cents
Prom 11.30 a. m, to 7 p. m.
Short orders a speciality
Quick, Courteous Service
Open all Day and Night
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Use It TWO WEEKS and at the end of that tlme-if , ...
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Straw
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at prices like the
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$125 $1 75c 65c
$1.50 $1.75 $2 $2,
$2.75 $3 $3 50 $4 $7.
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