Yoa
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When you try on a pair of
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"Comfort" and "Style." You
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one by itself is not enough.
Our whole stock is pnrchased
with these two things in view
and it is the largest and
most complete in Pendleton
from a heavy brogan to the
finest French kid boot and
they all have that wearing
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CASE WAS DISMISSED.
Judge Fltz Gerald Had No Doubt of
the Guilt, But It Was Not Proven.
Tho case of tlio city vs. Jnnies Fee,
Joe Whttlock nnd John Don was tried
before tho city recorder's court yes
terday afternoon and from lack of le
gal evidence was dismissed. Tho
complaining witness In tho case was
a Chinaman, and the charge was as
sault and annoyance. It seems that
the boys were sitting In a group when
the plaintiff came along, and the
crowd, or some of them, hit and other
wise assaulted him.
The guilt of the defendants, in the
opinion of the court, was conclusive,
but owing to tho stupidity of the
complaining witness, nothing could be
proven. In reviewing the case the
court scored the witnesses who had,
In his estimation, perjured them
selves to save their friend. He held
that tho defendants were guilty, but
that tho matter was not proven by tho
evidence offered, and for that reason
he would have to dismiss the case,
but he refused to allow any witness
fees, and Instructed the city attorney
to confer with the prosecuting attor
ney of tho district and ascertain
whether or not those perjuring them
selves could not bo brought to Jus
tice, TWO PROPERTY SALES,
Delta Candy Factory and Store
Changes Hands.
Tho real estate firm of Wade, Dry
son & Wado made two good sales to
day. They have sold lot 0, In block
H, tho property of Mrs. Martin, to
Ilobert Lalng, for $1,200.
The other sale was In the business
district and was of moro moment.
They effected the transfer of the Del-'
ta candy store from the present own
er, C. W. Irvln, to W. L. Mathews, for
the sum or ?3,ooo.
"William Hatfield, a Seattle lineman,
fell across a live wire yesterday and
was electrocuted.
Powdered Daintiness
You never saw a foot powder
like ours. It is taking the town
by storm. There la just one
word In the dictionary to describe
It. That word is "dainty."
Talliiinn'.s Foot Powder
is unequalled for sore, blistered,
aching and sweaty feet. It keeps
the shoes dry, sweet and whole
some these hot, sultry (lays.
The harvest man needs It, the
uu9iness man needs it, you need
It and everyone needs It.
Be sure you get Talluian's.
Accept no other.
Prepared bjr
TALLM AN & C2:
Leading Druggists
MISSOURI BLACKSMITH ON THE
BOOM
Buggy and Hack Wheels at Cost.
See us for Wheat racks before
ordering elsewhere
WANTED-First-class Horseshoer
$3,00 per day steady.
Missouri Blacksmith
Shop. West Webb St.
COURT DECISIONS
FOUR CASES APPEALED
AND TWO WERE REVERSED.
Cases All Attracted Considerable At.
tentlon During Their Trial in ..e
Lower Court One Was A Umatll.
la County Case, One From Baker
County and Two From Union Coun
ty. Clerk I.ee Moorhouse has received
from tho supreme court at Salem tho
decisions on four moro cases argued
here at the last session of the court.
The case of the Ia Grande Invest
ment Company, appellant, vs. P. J
Shaw, Is an appeal from Maker coun
ty where tho case was tried before
Judge Eakln. V. M. Ramsey Is tho at
torney for the appellant and M. 1j.
Olmstead for the respondent. It Is
an appeal by tho plaintiff In a case to
recover $500 on a mining transfer,
which case was decided In favor of
tho defendant by tho lower court.
The opinion was given by Justice C.
E. Wolvorton, nnd the Judgment of
the lower court was affirmed.
Tho case of Una II. Sturgls, appel
lant, vs. William Ilaker, respondont,
is an appeal from Umntilla county of
a suit to recover on a promissory
note of $139, which was decided In
favor of the defendant In the trial
court. Justice Wolverton In his opin
ion affirms the lower court. J. II.
Haley represented the appellant aud
T. G. Halloy tho respondent.
The case of Henry V. Sterling, re
spondent, vs. George W. Sterling ot
nl.. Is an appeal from Union county,
and the decision of the lower court
was reversed and tho case remanded
for a new trial. It is a suit for tho
partition of real property, and the
opinion was written by Justice JJean.
J. H. I.awrey represented the appel
lants and Itamsey and Oliver tho re
spondents. The case of E. risher, appellant, vs.
Union county, respondent, Is an ap
peal from Union county on the decis
ion of tho lower court, dismissing a
writ of review. In the matter of va
cating a county road. The opinion
was written by Chief Justice Moore
and the Judgment of the lower court
was reversed and tho cause remanded
with directions to set aside the pro
ceedings ot the county court in the
matter of vacating the road.
EXCITING RUNAWAY.
A Load of Fresh Fruit Scattered In
Every Direction.
Elmer Walden, a berry man from
Milton, had an exciting and to some
extent a disastrous runaway this
morning about half past 9 o'clock. He
left his team at tho foot of College
street for a few minutes, and they took,
fright at something and started up
College street at breakneck speed. At
each crossing they would bounce
strawberries and cherries in every
directions, and by tho time they were
stopped at the court house tho most
of the load was strewn along tho
street from the place of starting
to the stopping point. Tho rig was
not daamged to any oxtont and the
horses were not hurt, but tho entire
load went to feed tho Indians who
quickly gathered to feast on what they
could pick out of tho dirt.
BASEBALL TEAM DISBANDS.
Several of the. Boys Have Offers to
Go to Sedro-Wooley,
The members of the baseball team
nro all making preparations to leave
tho city. Some of them have already
gone nnd some of them will leavo In
a few days. Wllklus, the manager of
the Sedro-Wooloy team, about 28
miles from Everett, Wash., has writ
ten to several of the boys from here
and made them propositions to go
there for tho rest of tho season, and
in all probability several of them will
accept tho offer. Gass, Speldell, Tay
lor, Bradbury and Neaglo will leavo In
a few days.
It Is not known what will bo done
In tho way of a game for tho celebra
tion hero tho Fourth, but some ar
rangement will probably bo mado
whereby the games will bo played;
porhaps by two nines either Imported
or mado up for tho occasion.
ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
Employe of Rugg Bros. Believed to
Have 8tolen Money and Checks.
Tho preliminary examination of l,p
Hoy Easom for tho larceny of a chick
nnd $5 from the sheep camp of Rugg
llros., was held this arternoou at 2
o'clock. On Saturday last the young
defendant took a check from tho camp
nnd $5 and boarded tho stago for
Pendleton. The check was for fai.Ofi
and was drawn on a local bank.
Shortly after tho defendant had left
GRAIN-O
V J THE PURE V J
GRAIN COFFEE
The coffee hablt'ls quickly over
come by thoso who let Grain. O
tako Its placo. If properly mado
it tastes like the best of coffco. No
grain coffco compares with it in
flavor or hjaltli fulness.
TRY IT TO-DAY.
itgroctri eTerywhsie ; Uc. ami SJc. per pickaxe
EQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 16,
DAILY EAST OR
mis sad
nnd the sheriff was wired to hold tho
culprit on his arrival norc. nctuiu
Ingly when the stago reached Pendle
ton It was met by Sheriff Taylor and
tho young man. taken to tlio county
Jail. Ho had spent part of tho money
for tho stago faro, but tho check was
found on him and returned to tho
owner.
Was Held for Trial In November.
Upon tho convening of tho case tho
defendant wnlved examination and
was bound over to appear before the
circuit court at Its next session In
November, and In default of the
amount of tho ball $300 was re
manded to tho county Jail. The
prosecuting witness, Henry Tippler,
was allowed to go upon his own rec
ognizance but was warned to bo on
hand to appear nt tho time tho case
was called by the circuit court.
HEPPiTft
HEAPJF RUINS
(Concluded.)
ud women and children, while the
llery fluid played tattoo on tho high
peaks of basalt to tno north, south
and cast. Every gully was a rushing
torrent In a few seconds. Tho streets
of the town are covered wlui water,
and within fow inches of tlio marks
of tho Hood of Sunday night.
Relief Coming In.
Heppner, via lone, Juno 16. The
entire state of Oregon, and many cit
ies of other parts of the Northwest
are rushing supplies to stricken Hepp
ner. Hallway tracks and bridges are
gone, and ravines are Hooded, making
entrance to the district difficult.
Estimate 300 Dead.
Tho number of dead hns now been
placed at 300. Hellof work centers
at lone, rrom which point undertakers
are leaving for the scene.
The bodies so far recovered num
ber 188.
Desperate Situation.
Heppner is almost entirely demol
ished. Portions of houses, brusn,
logs and dead bodies encumbered the
creeks nnd streets.
No loss of life at Lexington, al
though tho property damago Is heavy.
Tools for burying tlio dear are
scarce, henco willing hands are idle.
There Is no way of getting Into town
except by wagon or on horseback.
Railroad rails are twisted like rope.
Every available horse Is pressed In
to servlco to carry tools and supplier
Into tho stricken district from Hepp
ner Junction, 45 miles away.
One Building Lett in Heppner.
Everybody Is homeless at Lexing
ton as a result of tho flood, and the
school houte has been crowded sinco
Sunday night. Homes, orchards and
tarms were swept away In a twink
ling. Almost the only building that es
caped destruction In Heppner was the
Palace hotel, on high ground. Here a
number of people went to escape the
avalanche of water.
Tho debris is piled nine feet high
In the streets of Lexington. The work
ers at 3 o'clock this morning uncov
ered 12 bodies.
Water Force Terrific.
Tho forco of tho flood is shrown by
the fact tho body of a woman was
carried down tho gulch from Heppner
to Lexington, 12 miles. When the
pile of water struck tho Congrega
tional church, tho building was thrown
three blocks away, lodging against the
.Methodist church,
A courier from Heppner says it wilt
take 1,000 men two weeks to clear
away tho wreckage and recover all
the bodies
Men and Tools Needed to Bury Dead.
Hov. C. H. Lake will stand as ho
stood all day and all night saying
burial services over tho dead as thoy
aro laid away in crude coffins
Tho survivors havo been working
since tho disaster uncovering bodies
nnd bad begun to faint irom ex
haustioii when tho II rat outsido relief
party arrived.
The local relief committee Issue
a statement that "wo need men nnd
tools, to bury tho dead. Must bo luir
ried here fast as possible It will bo
months beforo tho town resumes a
HombluncH of Its normal condition,'
LATEST FROM HEPPNER.
Need Laborers and Caretakers for
Children.
Leon Cohen has telephoned over
from Heppner saying that the great
need tlu-ro nt tlio present time Is
not money, hut labor. The condition
of things there demands moro labor
ers than aro avallablo at tho present
time, and tho people of the city aro
asking for help In that direction aud
that thoy have money to pay for tho
help rendered,
Tho pltlablo feature of the sltua
tlon is the largo number of the or
phaned children who need help nnd
comfort. Thero is a report that pro
visions aro Jn demand, but this is
thought to bo of small moment, as
many loads are on tho, wr.y thero.
Thomas Recovering.
Portland, Juno 16. O. M. Thomas,
the telegraph operator who was stab
bed at Huntington by another operat
or, is recovering not rapidly but sure
ly, In tho opinion of tho attending phy
sicians. Ho was stabbed In the right
lung.
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..... t n ttiioctin lu vtHltlnc In
Walla Walla, tho guest of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Harper.
... , ,if Pnndloton. was
registered nt tho Elkhorn botul Tues
day. Grant uouniy iu.
John Henn and wlfo and her Bister,
Miss Anna Ash. havo gone to Tool
Springs to spend tho summor.
"I ofty" Nengle went to EUonslmrg
,u.',nmlm. n-l.nro hn will remall'
tor a tlmo tile guest of frlonds.
Mrs M A. Sheridan has returned
',,, n trln to Portland, whore
she visited friends for several days
last week.
i-u rnri llrnnillos the wife of tllO
county nuilltor of Portland, Is the
guest of Mrs. w. J, aoweii, i
homo In this city.
Frank Hammond has gone to Mil
ton on a short business trip In the in
terests of tlio Insurance company
which ho represents.
E. C Sklles left this morning for a
trip to Spokane, whore lie will meet
Mrs. Skilos, who will accompany him
homo on Friday noxt.
Harry Spledel, accompanied by his
wife, loft this morning tor North Yak
ima, where tney will visit for a tlmo
with relatives and friends.
Mrs A. C. McDonald and children,
of South St. .Too, Mo., Is visiting at
tho homo of her brother, W. J. Sowoll,
of tho Orny's Harbor Lumber Com
mercial Company.
Mrs K. C. Perkins, nnd her niece,
Miss Mabel Harris, will leave this
evening for Durango, Col., after a visit
at tho homo of Mrs. A. Kunkle, who
Is the daughter of Mrs. Perkins.
Miss Desslo Swltzler loft this jnorn-Inn-
rn. Pnrtliinil where bIio will visit
friends for a few days ond from thero
she will leavo tor nouinern uaiuurmu,
whore she will spend tlio summer.
Clifford Helllngor wont to Freownter
this morning, whore he will meet nis
sister, .Miss Wlnnlfred Helllngor, of
Salem, who has been visiting frlonds
thero for some time and she will ac
company her brother homo to this
city for a visit with him beforo re
turning to her home at the capital
city.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Vert have re
turned from attending tlio week's sos-
TORTURING
DISFIGURING
Skin, Scalp and Blood
Humours
Speedily Cured by Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Pills
When the Best Physicians and
All Else Fail.
The agonizing Itching anil burning
of tho skin, as iu eczema; tho frightful
scaling, as In psoriasis ; the loss of hair
and crusting of tho scalp, as in sculled
head; tlio facial disfigurements, as In
pimples and ringworm ; tlio awful suf
fering of infants, and anxiety of worn
out parents, as in milk crust, tetter and
salt rheum, nil demand a remedy of
almost superhuman virtues to success
fully copo with them. That Cuticura
Soap. Ointment and Pills aro such
stands proven beyond all doubt. No
statement is mado regarding them that
Is not justified by tlio strongest evi
dence. The purity and sweetness, tho
power to nllbrd immediate relief, tho
certainty of speedy and permanent
cine, tlio absolute safety and great
economy havo made them tlio ttandnrd
skin cures, blood purifiers and humour
remedies of tho civilized world.
Jlatho tlio affected parts with hot
water and Cuticura Soap, tocleano tlio
surfaco of crusts and scales, aud soften
tho thickened cuticle. Dry, without
hard rubbing, and apply Cuticura Oint
ment freely, to allay Itching, Irritation
nnd Inflammation, and soothe and heal,
and, lastly, tako tho Cuticura Resolvent
Pills, to cool and cleanse tho blood.
This complete treatment, costing but
one dollar, affords lustant relluf, per
mits rust And sleep lu tlio severest
forms of eczema and other itching,
burning aud scaly humours of the skin,
scalp aud blood, and points to a speedy,
permanent and economical cure when
all other remedies and tho best physi
cians fail,
Indigesiion
Is tho cause of moro discomfort than
any other nllment. If you eat the
things that you want nnd that are
gooa tor you, you are distressed. Ack
er's Dyspepsia Tablets will mako
your digestion perfect and prevent
Dyspepsia nnd Its attendant disagree
able symptoms. You can safely eat
anything, at any time, If you take one
of these tablets afterward. Sold by
all druggists under a positive guar
antee 25 cts. Money refunded if
you aro not satisfied. Send to us for
a free sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
PERSONAL MENTION. :
L
1903.
slon at Portland of tho grand lodges'
of the A. F. & a. m.,
qtnr Thev woro nccompanled by
?.tnr' uim nt Wallowa
AITS. JiUBu,lu. """V, L Vr.-
City, who wfll bo tho guest ot Mrs.
Vert for some time.
Catalogue Now Out.
mi., mno'n'j mtiilnmip of the Ore
gon Agricultural College of Corvallls,
Is now before tho public and Is a mag.
nlllcont little volume. It contains 156
pages, Is nently uoiinii ami gives uu
!.. i.,rn.iniilnn unnHlbln to crnun in
so small a space, about this growing
Oregon Institution, u win uu Bum
nn m, nnnllrntlon to the Agricultural
College, Corvallls, Ore.
FELL OFF FOOT LOG.
Little Boy Lost His Footing and Was
Drowned In Rook Creek.
nninr nitv June 16. Joe. the 7-
year-old son of Joseph Southwlck, an
employe of the Chase Mills, was cross
ing tho creek on n foot log, when the
bark loosened by the rains, snppeu
under his feet nnd ho was preclpltat
n.l lutn dm Htrenm. Tho child was on
his way to seo IiIb father.
Tho accident occurred in tno even
ing and the body was found today
close by the spot whoro tho lad foil
Into the creek.
ST. JOE STflRF
Cutting Cutting Cutting
AW day long from mom til night,
Snnnnnnnner Dress Soodl"
C4-1 giwukvt iiJi ALU UvVT&UQ
beaututfl patterns.
Come and get some of these seasonable goods
and keep cool. 250 pieces to select from
Lyons Mercantile Company
rt-tt l&ij (fe JLi
W. J. CLARKE & Co 2ii Court Street
Since this sale has commenced our store has been fil
with eager buyers. As this is still the beginning, e
pect this sale to.be a .wonderful success. V ly stioui
it be?- .
Look at these prices
25c Red Fancy Dimity -
12Jc3G-in Percale
16c Colored Lawns ...
35c Ladies Colored Hose
G5c Ladio3 Colored Hose.
FOR SALE
One a tral
i-'uui a:. . it.
w cam iiuczers U
If you know
anything
about
Ice Cream Freezers
vrAM w. iff I
O Lll
prices.
wwl TEA HOUSE
vy.ieare-ii P'ace In QKm
Tlio I.omlotx In Pendleton
The Best OH Cooking
Stove Ever Made
is the automatic blue flame oil
cooker. It is a boon to tit
housekeeper in hot weather, ai
will boil, hake or roast like i
oharm. It burns only a ga
of oil in from sixteen to twenty
hours, and is the safest, sin
plest, cleanest and most econom
ical stove rnaue.
WATCH
The Big
RED LETTER
SALE
6c
12JC
3SC
"$3.5?
$4 Ladies Walking Skirts, 3 styles, g-
$2.25 Ladies tan shirt-waist suits
Ask to see these goods
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