PAGE EIGHT.
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 22. 1904.
EIGHT
OXFORD SEASON
The time Is ripe to Belect your Oxfords.
A look at our line of ladles' and gentlemen's low shoes will
convince you of their superiority. The newest Ideas cf the leading
shoe manufacturers arc on display. A special bargain.
Little gents' shoes, sizes 9 to 13U, J1.00; slaes 1 to 2, $1.25:
sizes 2H to El;. $1.50. . :
DINDINGER, WILSON & CO.
GOOD SHOES CHEAP. !Phone Main 1131.
INK
i
LAW
PRESBYTERY IN SESSION.
lngf wh
Thf bi
Yl I rVl rnfrno)imnntc attfrl
bannuet hall had been daintily cl OI lnls county
At- decorated by the members of the
trass, who had arranged seats for
Socialist Convention Tomorrow.
Umatilla county socialists will hold
their county convention at Mllarkey
hall tomorrow, when a ticket will be
nominated. The socialists believe in
i in ATM i a.o . r,,, , .,- popular representation and will not
UMATILLA S CARRY ON LARGE ,0,d a doIegato 0. but will
AMOUNT OF LITIGATION, give every voter an opportunity to
! help nominate tho ticket he expects
i to vote for.
Lawyers Must Have Special Fitness
to Transact Indian Business In-' Colller-Wllks.
dian Interpreters Who Translate i Judge W. R. Ellis did the honors
Legal Documents Into Language at a wedding yestorday afternoon in
Understood hv th TrihMmen. ' ,he "1 of the county clerk. Miss
Mary L. Collier and Benjamin F
Wilks wore the contracting parties
Thn Umatilla Indian hnvr mnro The groom is a young laboring man
litigation In the courts than the!0' tbJ,S c?MtJ T,he br'de ls pa!flst
u iTjune mn ""clwho has been in town for some time.
Buuif numoer ot wniies in any por-, -
tion of the sttae. ' Rev. Anderson Did Not Arrive.
.oi a uay passes in tnis city mat Rcr T H, B Anderson. ,.ho was
does not witness some lawsuit, or expected to arrive this afternoon to
land litigation among the Umatlllas. 1 assist In the .revival at the Methodist
and the Indian law nractlro is one cnurcn, tout& and to visit his daugn
o; the coveted morsels in legal eir-
The Indian practice requires a pe
culiar fitness, which comes only wl-h
Five Pendleton Ministers Now
. '135 n.rnti; at n timn nmi" u hn ' IonK acquaintance and confidence
The regular meeting of the East- ,.cdPt- efre shm ens howhh the tribe. A new man has bui
era Oregon Presbytery is now in ses- Be the refreshments ir.- chance for Indian litigation,
sion at Baker City. Pendleton, the J ?JLjL T 'c' becomes associated with
Presbyterian stronghold of Eastern "" e" "ncd by the oung nM w , awVer. who possesses the
uregon, is representee Dy nve nun- - - 7 "'"" 1 entile confidence of the Indians
istcrs and missionarv workers. This a :4b, i.u mmi-miauif
is the largest representation from 1 The "owing program was
any point In the district. ; re"dred: o
Those attending the meeting from! o11, call Song by class,
this city are Rev. W. L. Van Nuys, i Recitation Miss Clara Boylen.
pastor of the church In this city; ( Trio Misses Fieda. Phllles and
Rev. R. J. Diven, field and mission- Ee f?rkes.
ary workers; Rev. J C Corneilson.l Recitation Miss Ruby A hitte
pastor of the Umatilla agency Pres-' moJe- ,-,..
inu iu minium, urai'e riawKes,
Margaret Williams.
Piano solo E. Motschman.
Violin solo W. D. Fechter.
Vocal duet Crank and Hawley
Recitation Florence Garrett.
Selection Guiott's orchestra.
Vocal solo Miss Olive Jones.
byterian church: Rev. B. F. Harper,
and J. K. .McGIlvray, field mission
aries with headquarters at Pendle
ton at this ..me.
This is the regular meeting of the
Presbytery and nothing of special
Importance ls to come before the
bodv.
Rev. Van Nuys will announce in
tomorrow's paper whither he will be
able to return home for Sunday or
cot.
CLASS BANQUET.
Still Much to Be Sold.
Na to the Indian's lawyer, in this
higaiion is the Indian interpreter,
wh.i translates the complicated gram
mar of the legal document into the
Indian tongue, and reduces the
lligtiis of legal oratory down to a
few guttural sounds, which come
within the mental range of the un
tutored tribesman.
Yesterday a group of Umatillas
I was busy, as usual, contesting the
right of a certain Indian to a parcel
of choice reservation wheat land, in
one of the prominent law offices of
I the city. Some of the litigants were
standing, some were sitting In chairs.
I some were seated flat on the floor.
I and some were lying stretched out
full length on the office linoleum
ter. Mrs. Wesley Matlock, has not
yet arrived. He is expected to ar
rive on tonight's train
Serving Subpoenas.
Deputy Sheriff Blakley left this
morning for Adams and vicinity to
serve subpoenas In the case of the
State vs. Roby et nl., which was set
for this afternoon in the Pendleton
Justice court at 3 o'clock.
Dr. Hutchinson In Town.
Dr E. X. HutchlnBon. of the bureau
of animal industry, was in the city
for a short time today, while en
route to points in Idaho.
Dangerously III.
Frank Cook is dangerously 111 at
his home on South Thompson street
with pneumonia and is not expected
to recover.
Mrs E. C. Relss, of Babylon, L. I.,
It Is thought cannot recover from
the bite of a large spider, received
a week ngo.
-Entertainment Given by
Young Men.
The entertainment given at the
Christian church by the members of
the Young Men's Sunday school class
a very pleasant affair and was at
tended by about 300 people.
The class now numbers 45 young
men, who entertained their friends
with a literary and musical program
and refreshments. At the opening
of the program the class met in the
parlors of the church and marched
In a body to their seats in the auditorium.
At the conclusion of the program
I lfctntllrr In nmnniMtlnne nnJ
Perhaps you have forgotten that ww'tbe wan ' VunsW which ,
mere was seentj-s.x tnousana aol- tlret, in trough an open window . OTETT-Iv Don't suffer
lars worth of merchandise on hand. Th veteran lawvor u-nK rmrilnr tl flS t I Ifrty from
! at the time of the fire at the Peoples tho papprs in the ' conte3t slow!v mfy l.Cripp, chill,
Warehouse: thouch thnr has lifpn 1 .-- . ' CELEBRATED ' V Cnldior Mjlarn
1 w 1 uuu i:airitiii lu lut' !U lurjireit'. . jut
Forty-five : thousands upon thousands of dollars' Craic. a ha'lfhrpetl Umatilla whnw
worth of goods sold, and there are education consists ot a smatterlnc 1
thousands of dollars' worth of goods of English gleaned from a long as
yet. Be on hand early this. Satur-1 sociation with the whites. Cratel
day, morning, to avoid the crowds , was sitting crouched on his knees on
Everything at fire sale prices. '. the floor in front of the lawyer wlth-l
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE, j his hat pulled down over his eyes'
and his fingers working nervously
Moorhouse Pictures.
The recent Issue of "Wonderland,"
the descriptive book Issued by the
Northern Pacific, contains two excel
' ivlfh Inn htlltnnc nn Mc i i . tin
' . . . . .-..... .! W . 1,1.- 1 - 11 , . .11
would repeat lone sentences of the
lagal document after the lawyer I
without a second s hesitation, and
lnt nhntni-mnhc: hr vnir i f I seemed able to translate every mean
house. One is a magnificent view of 1 JnB of the n"?ent into Indian
the Columbia river and the Cascades I lBKuaBe to which the squaw upon
or tho tt rhnrn .rh ti,i whom the papers were being served,
fu.Mb ii v. i v. . ill, uiiunc ui
was listenlns
She would nod answer to Craig's
House Cleaning
Made Easy
See our window for tb
J things thai you need. Here la
J the list: Whiting. Ammonia,
Z Sulphur. Chloride Lime, Magic
Cleaning Fluid. Soap, Deodor-
Ized Benzine, Sulphur Fuml-
gators and Dusters. Anything
else? Ask us.
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
the visitors were invited to remain 1 Gods" once spanned that stream, I
- and the other Is Maior Vnnfhm,. ' . '"r "u",u ""uautet l
" luecuiBi, uui-, : t.,n CZ.V Yai "interpretation and seemed to grasp
man renresentw Saraiawpa 'tbe meaning of the document with
shnshnn 7 ,h oul e"ra explanation. The paper
ntoVL- ZlnnK.tZ Tv, t, , was ver' lenethy and complicated,
"k, J"6 dl! on acss.the Rocky and only once during the reading did
mountains. Major Moorhouse is aj8ne ask a question in explanation,
personal acquaintance of Olin D. which Craig immediately answered
heeler editor and author of "Won-;to her satisfaction,
derland" I There are about six regular In
dian interpreters on the reservation,
none of whom are highly educated,
althouch some at them havo nttonri.
! ed a short term of school at Chema-
wa, but most of them are limited to
the schooling received at the agency.
Among those who are reconiized
as atie loterfreters, are Joe Craig,
1 Ti nnlftiMan la nnHKnnM U .
a uattuiccui " ttv to , r: 1 11 1 O kuc UIUDI
able among tbera; Fred Parr, James
Pond, Billy McKay and Billy Barn
hart. Narcissus Bushman is inter
preter for Charles WUklns, govern
ment Indian agent.
The Indians and the lawyers have
their preferences among the Inter
preters, some of the halfbreeds sus
pecting the interpreters of being par
tial and dishonest. The lawyers
( find them faithful, however, and
have a choice only as to their ability,
i The main question with tho lawyers
ts to nna an interpreter sober at the
time he is needd.
Sitters ;
feter and Aooe
till- Snrinc
Kep the sys
tem fortiriedhv
taking tbe bit
terf. It 1 tin-
Iwst preventive
on the market
and never fail-
to give Rati-
fac.tiiui. It alw
tire
adiaestiofl.CcMftit'
patioii. !HsppsU,
ndlav)aiai lr It
DC:
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggists
Egg and
Phosphate
BAKING POWDER
' BETTER THAN THE OLD-TIME
CREAM OF TiIttAR POWDERS.
If you are Interested In Oil
Painting, see us. Our lice Is
complete.
ACADEMY BOARDS
STRETCHERS
BRUSHES
ARTISTS' SABLES
BLENDERS
SICY BRUSHES
PLAQUES
TUBE COLORS
of
We make a specialty
iramiug nuiutiu. newest
stock of frames.
C. C. SHARP
Opera House Block.
t
WRONG IMPRESSION OUT.
DO YOU SWING THE GOLF STICK?
If you do, our new golf
coat will simply charm
you. You will rave over
it if there's any enthu
siasm in you. As made
by Crouse & Brandegee,
it ls not only the latest
in style but it is further
improved by two plaits
at the back which open
and close with the move
.xnent of the arms. When
you swing your arms the collar
of your coat doesn't run
up your neck or the coat
get out of shape. The
arrangement is simply
great, not only for golf use but for outdoor pastimes of any kind.
3t is equally appropriate for general wear as it is for golf.
We call it the golf coat just for the style of the thing,
"but, in reality, it is just as much of a general outing suit as the
-two-button sack that we show with it.
We've other styles of outing suits, but these two are partic
ularly good. Indeed, when you find a suit of any kind with the
;name of Crouse & Brandegee on it, you will find it not only
jarticularly good, but, compared with others particularly better.
t AT TEUTSCH'S DEPARTMENT STORE.
Assurance That Miss Peterson is
Not Implicated.
Mrs. George Froome wishes It
stated that she has received a letter
from Miss Lillian Peterson, her
niece, who Is now t The Dalies with
an ount. and that Miss Peterson has
neither seen Roy Rose nor been with
Miss Carlson's
Art Parlors
at. Alexander Department Store
My stock of new goods for
faucy work is more complete
than ever. Beautiful new de-
' -- .nt . i
7, -- " : aiKu iu pmuw iujjs. nem-
him since his marriage to Miss Hol-il ... . . ,, I
leby and subseouent desertion of her. "' .
Mrs. Froome wishes the statement I J pieces, poster pillow tops, lat
maae in justice to tier ntoce. wno is est designs
Innocent of being the cause of any
trouble between Mr. and Mrs Rone
COMING EVENTS.
April 27 Umatilla County Sunday
School convontlon, Fendleton.
April 30 Farmer's picnic, Echo.
May 2 Oregon Federation of Ln
bor. Oregon City.
May 2 Supreme court, Pendleton.
Mny 4 General M. E. conference,
Los Angoles.
May 1S-21 I. O. O. F. grand lodge
at Astoria.
May 27-28 Caledonian picnic at
Athena.
June 2, 3, 4 Umatilla county pio
neers' reunion, at Weston.
Juno 6 General election In Ore
gon. June 15, 16, 17 Oregon encamp
ment G. A. R., Hood River.
August 22-27 American Mining
Congress, Portland.
Noteworthy Features.
Tomorrow being Saturday mothers
and fathers should certainly not over
look the Fire Sale at the Peoples
Warehouse. Shoes and clothes for
boys and girls are being sold at Fire
Sale prices.
THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE.
Salad Q0
UWI
Sale
THIS WEEK.
10 Percent off
wmu acts
Drink "Mntlin,'. r,. .
' map
and be happy.
OWL
- - a mm tf tin
GREEN TAG
SALE
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES.
CALL AT
Y it nt-tin
AS THE SEASON IS TWO MONTHS LATE WE FEEL THAT
OUT AT CUT PRICES AS ABOVE.
Shoes and Clothing
IS ALWAYS BETTER AT THE BOSTON.
nix DDirir
On Clothing
and Furnishings
vie Dili ru cai c rmn iiitc nir MFN'S ANU bui-
CLOTHING, WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT CUT PRICE.
$2.00 BOY8' SUITS J1-40
$2.25 BOY6' SUITS 1,50
$4.00 LONG PANTS SUITS S2-90
$5.00 LONG PANTS SUITS 4-10
$8.00 MEN'S SUITS
$9.00 MEN'S SUITS 6l4
$10.00 MEN'S SUITS J6M
Knuaro m atn i nmca, xw, l t.
Married by Mistake.
The divorce proceedings brought
by Mrs. Frank Duprat were brought
In order to allow Mrs. Duprat to se
cure a legal divorce from a former
husband, from whom she thought ahe
was divorced when she wag married
to Mr. Duprat. After this divorce Is
granted Mrs Duprat will socure a dl
vorce from tbe former bushand, after
which tbe marriage ceremony with
Mr. Duprat will be solemnized again
after tho legal time expires. This
action is brought by mutual consont
in order to clear up the logal tangle
surrounding her former marriage.
Superintendent O'Brien Goes Home
Superintendent J. P. O'Brien, of
tbe O. R. & N., who has been at tno
scone of the washout on Burnt river
for tho past two weeks, returned
home to Portland this afternoon.
Traffic has begun to move again and
permanent Improvements will now
be made on tbe bridge that was dam
aged.
Marriage License.
Amarriage license was Issued yes
erday afternoon to Miss Mary Eng
lish and Andrew S. Paulson. The
prospective groom Is from Arapahoe
county, Colorado, while tho bride Is
jof this county.
in Kaflla work.
burnt wood, bead work. Tene
ritTe work and nil kinds of
stamping for shirt waist suits.
Free lessons given to all
persons purchasing 50 cents
worth of goods. Remember,
you will And me at Alexan
der Department Store
MISS CARLSON
PAINLESS
DENTISTRY
Dr. Adams Dental Parlors In the
Despaln block In this city, aro now
being well patronized. Tbe rush of
work ho Is having Is due to the fact
that he makes a specialty of painless
Ailing and extracting of teeth. Nerv
ous and timid people who bave long
neglected their teeth are now hav
ing their teoth put In good repair
and are delighted with the ease with
which the work can be done undor
tho new system.
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20 DOZEN BLACK AND WHITE STRIPEU &mmo, -. -
18 DOZEN MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS AT 25c.
9 DOZEN MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS AT 40c.
CANVAS GLOVES, 3 PAIR FOR 25c.
STETSON HATS AT $3.50.
BAER. Sb
729 MAIN STREET
DALEY
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X Positively the best meals ever served in Pendleton
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jl uuncnes ana soon uruera scrum u in."- --- be)p ey
t- . . .. . . , nnnOSlie -
tiloved. The Horseshoe Is at csz Main sircci.
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