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DAILY EAST ORE GONIAN, PENDLETON, OP.S . WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1903. big loftert mint zettte- elidoB, ( jreMir laluji eteiTed 1 noof teal best i 1 Z D Cfl f .,11. wr. L Iff I 7 v- Fourth of July out-f LAW IS IHEFFEGTIVE I l . . T mgor vacation Suit ? Fine Outinp Suit here at $8.50 Suit .J. ! icee and Goif S irts, Correct! and tlish Design ; 50c op J Four in hand and Nccl String, Club, Ascot Ties 25c op (luting Suit Straw Hats, Any Sty e, Shape or f 50c op Oxford Shoes, New Drop Toe, Monknj Shin Vamp ' $3.50 f he Alexander! Dept. Store jade pantos to Kar-iEa -r i4 1R1DE OF UMATILLA OU ENJOY A GOOD SMOKE ? Umatilla. Made at Home. Try Pendleton Boquet and Pride A. RHODE, Maker. Is truly its proper name, for no rltte was ever made to equal a Savage. Simplicity in con struction and operation, and great accuracy make tnem sel dom equalled and never sur passed. The new 22-calilire Savage is a marvel for a small gun. We have just got a few right from the factory and would like to have you see them. t t t 4 f i CAN STATE OFFICIALS BE LEGALLY GARNISHEED? Attorney General Crawford Holds That Tney Cannot Be, Under the Law Passed Last Winter Expressly Providing for Such Proceedings. Salem. Ore. July l The last leg islature passed n act which was In tended to make state ami other pub lic officials subject to garnishment for money in their hands and due to private individuals. Attorney Gener al Crawford is of the opinion "that this iaw is ineffective aiiu i.iat state oflV ciais cannot lie made parties to gar-1 uipumcm proceedings port mis opinion nig In the circuit court of )tar!oti i-uuuiy m wnirn j. f. strayer Is plain tiff and W. Hayden defendant. The plaintiff having recovered judgment against Hayden has served notice 01 garnishment upon Secretary of State V. I. Dunbar, attempting to attach money due Mr. Hayden as salary for ms services as a guard at the state pi isou. Mr. Crawford will move to dismiss! ine proceedings against the secretary of state on the grouutl that a public official cannot be made a party to such a proceeding. His argument will be that It Is contrary to mi hi If i iuui- anu uiereioro uiecni m nor- i niit such proceedings. Another nr j gunient will be that the state cannot be sued without its own consent and if garnishment proceedings arc per mitted to be brought against state of ficials the nartles can in that wav try j out indirectly a case they could not ja ! try directly and in effect this would fjpj j he suing tho state. Exempt Until Recently. The questions involved will come I before Judge George H. nnrnett for determination. Too Oregon statute does not expressly authorise the bringing of garnishment proceedings against public ofilcials. Prior to the session of 1903 the statutes expressly exempted public ofilcials from such liability, but the legislature last win ter passed an act amending tho law so as to eliminate this exemption. Several who have looked up the court decisions In other states say that the weight of authority declaros that in the absence of express authority by stRtute. litigants cannot make public oQlcials paitles to garnishmer: pro ceedlngs. CLOTHING SALE This week we will make one of Special Bargains for all who wish to outfit f.-ir the Fourth of July Celebration. Alany lines are included in the cut, and anyone will find it worth while looking over our Specials O-ir clothim; will all be cut 20 per cent 'rain o .r r. nu'ar prices which puts our sale prices ilowt to about one half tho price nskud by n'licrs for the same goods. A Special lot of Mn''.- coats ai d vests, all wool goods, will l a iiiiin feature of our sale, for they will ha prior 1 .u about one half thuir real value. Wo !:tvf two lots of theo; one lot worth $S to $y sold for only $5. One lot worth 9 to Jta will bp yold at 56 each. Furnishings Lidics' shirt waists, all gradr, cut ji per c- t Ladies' host. Top)' lira ml, fa.t bluk, 7c pair Ladies' lace hose, 25c, 30c and 35c, sprvial 25 Misses' hoe, all sir.es 7c pair Dry Goods Calico, any grade 111 the house Good grade percale, wide Outing ll lintel, oc and to qualities Zi-ph r uiiihauis, 110 grade toe Yd A 1 summer drts goods, at special rniurti .ti of , per cent. 7c Vl FAIR Agonts for MoCall's Pnttotns 1 risss'tiKiMi'miiixrsfVfiV'Kvsm shJI 10MPSON HARDWARE Co. 621 Main St. Headquarters for fishing supplies t IBBIBhh mm BBtlTfc tm lewriters for Everybody, $35, $50 and S95 liver Visile Tpe writer is 1 the racket. Cannot !'itie- ent Impossible t pe Writing in f e spee !ieit machine on m a"! see our testi- COiM FEDERATION DAY. Dominion of Canada Was Organized In 1867. Ottawa. Ont.. July 1. Cannda eel- ' ebrated here Confederation day to- 1 day with more than the usual rejoic-! Incs. On Julv 1 3G years aco. the1 Dominion of Canada wns created. having a population of about oun. Since that time the Increase population has not been so ra i could be hoped, but, on tho , hand. Canauians have reason to gratulate themselves that the growth In wealth and prosperity has been 1 somewhat remarkable. In population since 1SG8, tho Dominion has tncreas ' ed by less than 2,500.000. but In the ' : foreign trade it has moro than treb ' led the fig.ires. The savings bank j 1 deposits, which have Increased more ' ' than 12 fold in 36 years, afford an other striking illustration of the gen I eral prosperity of tho country. i llonu from vacation, fooling good, I strong and healthy, would bo tho case I after an outfn? at the most beautiful of Illuc- mountain resorts Lehman 1 Springs Thero Isn't a placo in all the West where you enn find a moro convenient and delightful spot to spend a few days or a lonu tlmo I away from the heat, nolso and worry 1 of city life. Tho 15 natural hut ( springs are wonderful for their mo-, 4 dlclnal properties. Hotel nccommo- j dallons are flrst-class, 'phono connee- J tloiis. free camping ground, 2G pri- 4 vate cottages, largo swimming pool, baths, golf, tennis, hunting ami fish ing. Tor further particulars, address C. It, I)titton, Lehman Springs, Or, .AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAJ.AAAA.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA4 SupeAot STEEL Ranges Ijidles half soles 10c Teutscb. I 1 1 IX 1 con- lmm?rzyn.lKhi-, The Chicago Typewriter received the Gold Medal at the Paris Ex position over all others. Will uo the worK 01 any machine. Typewriter Supplies and Kubbej Stamp goods. MAPLE BROS, Agents Electrical Supply House 217 Court gt New York Teachers Meet. Plattsburg, N. Y., July 1. Teach-1 ers from many parts of New York j are gathered hero today for what : promises to bo the most notable meet- j Ing ever held under the auspices of j their state association. The sessions j arc to continue through the remain der of the week, when the meeting will give way to tho annual Mission of the Catholic Summer School. Among the eminent educators who are to address the association aro Presi dent Frank A. Gtinsaulus, of Armour Institute: Professor L. II. Halley, of Cornell University; Professor O. II. I.undreth, of Union College; Inspect or James I,. Hughes, of Toronto, and Professor S. C. Crosby, of the United States department of agriculture. ft Send away for a Sewing yy 1V Machine. If you must linvo J a cheap one, wo have them from $18.00 to $25.00. Good ns you can get anywhere, but better still and a lot cheaper In tho end, Is a high grade White or Standard. JESSE FAILING Near tho Uridye SEE US FIRST r.?d' 'be dainty oconomical summer dishes one 1 .oc neip oi a good refrigerator, and how a goou I u.k ior you it saves you money every ua "eryone has perfect dry air circulation. Coldness Z P'esve food, We have them m several fizes -ic louKing ior. Sc FOLSOM iett 'ruit of all kinds, call or phone your order to scfosive Ftvit House ;,rwberries from Milton. Large, ripe cherries New crop of oranges, lemons and bananas, firletor 607 Main St. tVtry description at retail and wholesale Indians Will Celebrate. I-apwal, Idaho, July 1. Indians aro arriving dally from all sections of th Inland Empire. The Umatlllas began ai riving last week while the Coeur d'Alenes, Spokanes and other north ern tribes are now making their ap pearance. Tho Indians expect to make this tho grandest celebration ever held since the Invasion by tho whites. The racing has already be gun and the gambling games aro now quietly opening for tho nlgnt amusement. Janitor Robs a Bank. Iewlston, Idaho, July 1. H. E. Lee, a young man 22 years of age, acting as Janitor in the Lewistou National Bank building for a few days In tho absence of the regular Janitor, stole a box of small coin amounting to 985, from the till at the cashier's win dow, last night. He has disappeared. Money Order Exchange Extended. Washington, July 1. By virtue of conventions which became operative today, a direct exchange of money orders between the United States and Costa Rica, Liberia and the Trans vaal Colony Is now possible. Hereto fore It has been Impossible to ex change money orders with these countries. Five Porcelain Tubs Are now to he found at Privetl's Baiber Shop and Bath Rooms. We also have five hydraulic chairs. Every thing is neat and clean We employ none but first-class workmen. Our tquipnicnt is not excelled in Eastern Ore. Privett'5 Barher Shop 7a Haiti street TTTTTXT ITTTTTTTTT 7TTTTTTTT LOSSES ALWAYS MET PROMPTLY Uy the Fire Insurance Com panies we represent. Our companies stand first in t lit world. AaseU Hartford Fire Insurant Co.M,9M,07o Alliance Aaaur&nce Co, . .. WflM.m London & Lancashire Kir Insurance Co t,M,m North British & Mercantile Co 10,006,074 Royal Insurance Co 33,897,158 FRANK B. CLOPTON A0IMT &00 MAIN STREET Now Is tho tlmo yon will look for a Rnngo or Cook Stovo for Hurvest uso. Wo liuvo Stool Ritiigfa from $25 to $70 Cast Cook Stoves from $0 to $40 All guaranteed to glvo satisfac tion. Call and examlnu my lino boforo buying. T. C, TAYLOR, the Hardware Man 3 741 Mam struct VTYTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTYVTYVY VYTTVTTVTTTTTTT' A car load of Racier beer, the best that ever struck Pendleton, is now in the new Cold Storage. Can be had at Grate's or Ross the manager of the Cold Storage, either in kegs or bottles. MIKE GRATZ Watch Joe Basle fs Ad Next Week and THE DISCOUNT He Will Give for a Month JOSEPH BASLER 407-412 Mali Street The Ftfrnitvre Han V lie-