East Oregonian : E.O., January 17, 1905, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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DAILT EAST ORIkWMAX. PENDLETON, OREGON, TITODAY. JANUARY IT. Itoa.
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I WE HAVE A
LINE
of Mar, BKXtird baking di-dics
and mixing bowls. Yoa out
bake a padding la one of these
bowl and serve witboat maor-
bis. u they arc not unsightly.
The mixing bowls are better
thaa the old style yellow oars.
J and do not (M may more.
1 They range la price from SSc
f to 8c.
The Japs
bard fight.
sympathise with X
are snaking
Whrthrr we
them or not we cannot help bat
admire Uaetr balMog tenacity. T
And, tike th Japs, we are mak-
mit a rurnt. We want every
one In Pendletos to try oar !
Blend- Coffee. We know It Is
toad, and when we
Have Surrendered
every argument to convince ,
yoa that It to, we will come to
the cnacrastoa yoa do not ap
preciate a good thing. It bt fine,
exquisite, superb. We cannot
tally express Its good qualities.
W e lean that to yoa.
TWO INDIAN'S ARE W ANTED
FOR CONTEMPT OP COURT.
OWL TEA HOUSE
SEE OCR SrEVIAJf WARE,
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FDR FfiEE THOUGHT
ANDREAS BARD SCORES
WASHINGTON'S GOVERNOR.
They Failed to Appear as Witnesses In
the Cane of One of Them Brought
Again Charley Lake Jndy Is
Drawn and Deputy Attorney Win
ters Will Crowd the Case With or
Without Witnesses Ira D. Hortoa
Will Be Tried Tomorrow.
Tu-lu-lu-letsie and Robert Henry,
two Umatilla reservation Indians,
must appear In the state circuit court
Fleetwood. D. Cart Wright, Harry E.
Duffy. J. T. Fyfer and 1. W. lnsen
hnfer. T. O .Green and Samuel White
represented the respondents and Wil
liam Smith the appellants In the ar
guments before the supreme court.
EXHIBIT NEEDS $2M CASH.
Re.
rhinu and Exhibits WUI Be
turned to ate Coanty.
County School Superintendent F.
v Welle has Informed the county
'court that about ISM will be required
lor the purpose of making an educa- ,
tlonal exhibit at the Lewis and Clark j
exposition. At the close of the fair
the cabinets and tne exnioits dis
played will be retained as a perma
nent exhibit at the office of the coun
ty superintendent.
The court will not make a direct
aDuroDiiation for the exhibit but has
clearances!
WE AER NOT FORCED TO SELL OCR 1
mrr ARE nFrmrea ra " ""WSTD
OT WANT THW
?S1
this afternoon and show cause -hy signified Its willingness to allow rea
sonable bills incuired In It collection
and display.
they should not be fined for contempt
of court In that they tailed to obey
the summons of a subpoena. Tu-lu-lu-letsie.
charged with larceny by
bailee, and owing to his non-appearance
the trial had to be continued
until this afternoon. Bench warrants
are In the hands of the sheriff for
the arrest of the witnesses who were
not In court.
Attorney J. R. Raley. representing
the defense, moved for dismissal on
the grounds of lack of evidence, but
the court overruled the motion. Dep
uty District Attorney Winter said
that the witnesses should be taught
I to respect the court and that If they
this afternoon be
consequence cannot annul the prin
ciple for which he fought; it cannot
disprove freedom of thought and
speech.
When Thomas Jefferson asserts
that "error is harmless when truth Is
l.f, . - -I - . .....
uweai it. ne si rises tne i -
k.vnoi. . .. . , . .L.- ! failed to appear
Z, " " "" T """ would try the cases without witnesses,
jyou do by referring to "the proud . . . - . .
tiUe of an American citizen." f . Z , , , i , ,,
. . r . ... . I a horse from Tu-lu-lu-letaie and sell-
tt nam oi inc governor i .. u.uv. vll vw wng
to Discharge Professors Who Think I marcb of tn,lh' 11 ean onl' "imulate
to Be Equal to the Inquisition!'"0'' " P'C""t Upn brt"r tn
... inqmsiaon t crown of martyrdom. We personally
Would Combat Socialism In the 'hold that socialism Is a dream wlth
Opea, Before the Bar of Pabbc out foundation in fact but we hold
Opinion and Not Through Official ' that K can combatted only before
Death of a Babe.
Myron Dwight Lovell. infant son of
Rev. Lowell and wife, of the United
Evangelical church, died at the family
home at 815 West Court street, this
morning, aged 7 weeks. The funeral
will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow at
the home, conducted by Presiding El
der H. L. Pratt, of the United Evan
gelical church, assisted by Revs. War
ner and Van Nuys. and the inter
ment will be In Olney cemetery-
Tactics of Cowardice.
the bar of true reason and not by the
inumtwcrews of a gubernatorial Tor
qua ma da.
ANDREAS BARD.
Rev. Andreas Bard, the brilliant
pulpit orator and rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal church of Walla Walla, bas
written a scathing rebuke on Gover
nor Mead declaration that any pro
fessor in the State University of
Washington found guilty of discussing
socialism will be discharged without
Tereinony.
Mr. Bard's letter is characteristic
and appeared In the Walla Walla
Union of Saturday. It Is as follows:
taitor Union: Governor Mead's
announcement that the "big stick"
will be applied, wherever in any state
institution of learning political econ
omy and philosophy will be taught
with absolute freedom and disregard
of national prejudice, and which you
characterize as meeting "a hearty,
favorable response in the mind of
every man entitled to wear the proud
title American citizen." is not only en
tirely unreasonable and mediaeval,
but thoroughly Incompatible with
the very spirit of true Americanism.
Shall we Indorse a blind jingoism?
Shall we crush honest thought and
muzzle liberty of speech? Shall we
Imitate Germany and even Russia In
forcing our men to suppress what the
highest principles of conscience and Henry Schultz and Chris Storker Will
conviction urge them to proclaim?! EnMre in Bu-dnew In This City.
3. . .1 . """ 1 Henr- "" Strieker
Z de TL7,01 Shf'L m"ih I" 'he Roesch brewer,- In
be derived of his right of honesty. I thi, cjtv for , iod f f
riveior lv ",vr,Bation rd miu,,h in f
Governor Mead put a premium on i expiration of that time, and will at
hypocrisy . j onct begin the manufacture of a high-
We admit that freedom of speech Is 1 CA product. '
sometime, dangerous: we are aware j Mr. Mi. was formerly engaged
. r,haaT.r!!er,!n 'in the busine. here and has
two teacher. In the University of;, ,ar!e no(It of Wend, , tn, ,err.
" uiiiion. inroucn wnose intiuenre ton- who mill
SLEPT WITH HIS BOOTS ON.
N. Berkeley and Judge Fee Now En
Route to Wasdungton. D. C.
The East Oregonlan has received a
brief message from N. Berkeley, who
accompanied Judge Fee to Washing
ton. D. C. which says:
"Fullest investigation proves con
clusively that Eastern Oregonlans go
ing to St. Louis did not all sleep with
their boots on. Nail marks are found
only in one upper berth. Report
that the president had ordered the
federal grand Jury to investigate
proves to be unfounded.
"The porter said of Judge Fee this
morning: "That Pendleton gem-man
surely all right. He eben had twenty
dollar piece, in his boots, and slept
wtf hi. boots on.'
"Judge Fee overslept this morning
and missed his breakfast, but as be
ate three square meals yesterday at
borne, no serious consequences are expected."
Presbyterian Evangelists Coming.
Arrangements have been made for
a series of revival meetings at the
Presbyterian church, to begin about
irhriiarv i& wtth Evancelist Thomas
The jury which will!.. th idin- neaker and
is composed of the fol- l noted from New Tor, city.
Rev. Clifton Powers, to have charge
of the music of the meetings. The
duration of the meetings has not yet
been decided upon but they will last
for two weeks at least.
try the case
lowing:
Ambrose Winn. John Harder. B. F.
Winn. Charles White, S. E. Clark. W.
H. Bond. L. M. Watrus. W. T. Rlgby.
C. A. Barrett, J. A. CreswelL and Asa
Moore.
Ira D. Horton. colored, charged
with assault with a dangerous weapon
with Intent to commit murder, will
be tried tomorrow.
TWENTY-THREE FTLL TRAINS.
j Pay Does at the Office.
I Hereafter member, of the Commer
! cial Association will be required to
1 pay the monthly dues to the librarian
at the desk in the parlors of the as
! soclation. Because of the rapidly
, , . . growing membership, it is Impossible
Seven Hundred Carloads of Exhibits for te llbrarUll ,0 collect trom B
for Portlaud. the members at their places of busi-
The first shipments of St. Louis , ness and attend to his other duties
exhibits destined for the Lewis and besides.
Clark fair at Portland are now nass- !
R.
BIT ARE OFFERING THE POLLOWLNr
'maw u a I x nsm w,
' BROKE L
COME AND TAKE A LOOK
BE Bt-lRi, SOLD RaXiliLAttiTT
03 $15.00 YALUES. YOI RVh i'
vJ 15 .00 VALUES. YOUR CHoTlX FOB tl7
Eft TOl-THS SUITS, REGULAR Mahta" H
DKf VALUES, CHOICE . . " a j
At K?E? PAXTS STS, AGES 4 i t"l-
"TV bAK I.M TO t.M VALTISS n,;;. "t-
I PAIR OP MEX'8 PANT8. REGULAR tiV
I JU S 50 VALUES. CHOICE IJ
79
150
50
75
3
7
Ing through Pendleton over the O
ft N.
There are about TOO carloads of the
exhibits, which will make 23 full
; trains of 3ft cars each. The exhibits
will be sent continuously from now
on until the opening of the Lewis and being sent to Portland by express.
LiarK rair. next June.
LEASED ROESCH BREWERY.
Fine Horses to Portland.
A carload of fine horses being ship
ped from New York to Portland, stop
ped here for feed today. Two of the
horses were transferred here for the
Walla Walla branch. The horses are
in
a baeeaae car. the charces on the car
O. R. & N. trainmen are glad to t f,om v.w York to Portland beina
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AJLCES, CHOICE
I autVB 111 ! h. ww
JU VALCE, CHOICE 1 J
Aft OF MEN'S PANTS, RECULAh' i U
HJ VALUE, CHOICE ....7 tl
CJ PAJW OP MEN'S PANtW rEg't'r .; "'''
OU VALUE, CHOICE .... H a.
'Jv DOZEN FU0EXE UKm''".!":;
JW KEGCXAR KOc, CHOICE
1 5 D5Pi WOOL w'regular';;
I 3 TO $1.50 VALUES, CHOICE 11
MEN'S HATS, ALL KINDS AND BaScim!
wtT rj fmw
REGULAR PRICE tl.AO To JH"-
MENS DRESS SHIRTS, 80PTAXD m
bosoms, am. inivnin. sort
ULAR $1 TO $2 SHIRTS, TO CLOSE 2m
ww a-a-MLrvji.w Dnjm. MAI fc'RQ U,
DOZEN MEN'S CANVAS GLOVES, REGULU
" . - ; " a r.-vitt TO A CCS- I
TOMER, NOT SOLD TO MERCH iv W 1
DOZEN MEN'S BLACK AND TAN BOTSs.'
REGULAR too VALUES, ONLY 5 PAIS
EACH CUSTOMER AND NEVER SOLD M I
c -VW. AO ....
MEN'S SHOES
ASSORTED KINDS IN ODD SIZES. ALL
STYLES, RANGING IN PRICE FROM nil i ,
TO 5.M; SALE PRICK 51.
WOMEN'S SHOES
ASSORTED KINDS IN ODD SIZES. ALL
STlLKS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM KJ4 w I
TO $5.00; SALE PRICE )l.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
AT SALE PRICES. AN ODD LOT, RANG
ING IN PRICE FROM $1.25 TO $t.M. SALI I
PRICE 5l.l
THIS SALE WILL IXCI.l'DK A PERSONAL EFPOW OX
r-.itir ur- E.tutx v l.r.ttiv ij fu, YOUR ATTENnOM 101
MANY, MANY CUT PRICES, WHICH CANNOT B$ KXPHst
J T HERE tUH .UT Or SPACE.
a large number of socialistic vote,
were cast during the late election.
We understand that Mrs. Stanford
was actuated by exactly the same idea
when .he drove the genial Professor
Ross from her university. But a prin
ciple cannot be judged by its resulu.
Robert lngersoll by his glowing ora
tory and his one-sided reasoning, de
prived thousands of their comforting
faith. (:
deplorable, but the ad
This was
Core
That
Cold 1 1
Disease harvests its largest
crap about this time of the year, Z
largely the result of neglected T
entda. There is only one right
time to care a cold. That Is as
sooa as it cornea. There Is only T
ne remedy that we know of 4-
that yoa can depend on to care 4
eoida rightly; that la i
F. & S. SURE COLD
CURE
They have aeser tailed. We
bBbeve they cannot fall to care
any cold. They eost only X5e
per box.
Tollman 2b Co.
LEADING DRUGGISTS.
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welcome blm back
again. The product of the brewery
will be improved and a special effort
made by the new proprietors to meet
the demands of this city and the trib
utary country.
D. and D. and Five Days.
Lester Hicks. Ray Willi, and Clyde
Esterbrook were found guilty yes
terday afternoon of having been
drunk and disorderly, and were sen
tenced to five days each In the city
jail. Evidence was introduced to
show that the accused attacked a
Chinese laundry man.
Vice President Ramon Corral, of
Mexico, has undertaken to rraduallv
completely abolish bull fighting
but
in the republic President Diaz will
aid his efforts In every legitimate
way.
YOUR HAT
May Be a ferUae tee, Bat It Makes
A man usually buys a bat that's "in
style," but the modem bat lor men has
lots to answer lor.
Baidbeaos are growing mors numer
ous every day. Hats mak excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from tbs root of tas
natr.
Wbea your hair begins to fan out and
your scalp at run of DanaruS it si
sure sign that these countless germ, art
nuaity at wora.
There is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill tbe germs that way Is
to apply Kewbro'a Berptdde to tbe
scalp It win kill the ajsrms and beahhy
natr is sure to result.
old by leading drorxists. Send Me. m
stamp for sample to The Hsrpidde Co.
Detroit. Mich.
A. C Koeppen A Bros., special agents.
get a train of exhibits, as the cars are
billed through, and there Is little lo
cal work to do along the line, with a
through train.
Most of the exhibit, that are pass
ing through at this " time are the
agricultural, mechanical and other
bulky exhibits that will be put In
place as soon as the space is allotted
to the different countries and states.
The art work fine decorations, and
costly exhibits, will be sent later.
place at once. Many of the fine art ! . W Grocery Store,
exhibit, will come by express, and I 8 J' To,e" h" Ine new gro
some of th. mnr. vi...hi. ..--.i ! CCT' store on Court street in a buill-
exhlbits will be sent in box cars. In
over 11000.
Prize for Blue Stem Wheat.
A. B. McEwen, of Athena, has been
awarded the first prize at the St.
Louis exposition, in competition with
the world, for the best specimen, of
bluestem wheat. This i. the second
first prize to come to Umatilla coun
ty. W. P. Temple, of this city, recelv
Ing one.
MONEY SAVING IS TRADITION AT
ROOSEVELT'S
Boston Store
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charge of a special agent,
accompany the cars.
ho will
MAT HAVE BEEN JUSTIFIABLE.
No Arrest WIU Be Made for Shooting
of Everett Owen.
It is highly probable that no ar
rests will follow the shooting of Ever
ett Owen, who was wounded in the
left leg by an irate farmer at Bam
hart Station, a few nights ago. The
district attorney', office has been In
vestigating the case.
The wounded man admitted to a
deputy prosecuting attorney that it
was about 1 o'clock In the morning
when he approached the farm house
where he met with reverse, in the
shape of a shotgun. "I knocked re
peatedly." said Owen, "and when no
one answered my knock I opened
the door and stepped Inside. It was
then that the farmer seized his gun.
ran me away from the house and shot
me."
When first brought to this city
Owen said that It was about I o'clock
In the evening when he went to the
farm house.
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PUT YOUR OWN SHOUL
DER TO THE WHEEL.
if you would rise above your
difficulties. If yoa find It
hard to save money concen
trate your, efforts and sys
tematise your expenditures.
Self-denial will do much, and
you will find this bank a
great help
CoituiiercMl Notion
CAPTURED KING AT LA GRANDE
Two Who Eacaped With Him Are
Still at Large.
A. L. King, one of the four men
who escaped from tbe city Jail last
week by tunneling beneath tbe con
crete floor, was arrested at La
Grande last night by City Marsha L.
Keyburn. Sheriff T. D. Taylor
brought the prisoner back to Pendle
ton this morning, and be is now In
the county Jail.
King Is charged with attempted
burglary. He was arrested by a po
liceman Just as he waa In the act of
entering Jethro Hardwick's pawn
shop. Two of the prisoners who es
caped with King are still at liberty.
They are George Kirk wood and Geo.
Miller, suspected robbers, serving
sentences for vagrancy..
REVERSED BY SUPREME COURT
Action From Baker County to Re
cover III.0M Mast Be Reheard.
Deputy Clerk Lee Moorhouse. of
the state supreme court, this morn
ing received a copy of the decision of
the court In tbe action of Baker
county, respondent, against A. H.
Huntington and others, appellants,
reversing the verdict of the lower
court, and remanding the case for
further bearing.
The action was brought to recover
fit. 00. from the bondsmen of former
Sheriff A- H. Huntington, of Baker
county, who to alleged to have been
short In his tax collection aocounta.
The bondsmen named In the original
complaint are: A. L. Brown, James
Ing adjacent to the Llvermore prop
erty destroyed by fire last fall. Mr.
Toles will handle only shelf grwrrles
and fancy articles of food und has a
select stock of goods now In place.
Butdirr SImi Mined.
The butcher shop belonging to Car
ney se Downey on t'ourt street, has
been moved Into the building former
ly occupied by the Owl Tea House.
Fine Hon Sold.
A. C. Ruby has sold another of his
Imported stallions to a local horse
company at Eureka Junction, for
$3000.
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Clearance Sale
EXTENDS THROUGH OUR ENTIRE 6T0OL
Marriage Lionwo.
License to marry has been issued
to the following: Bert Level and Bes
sie Pratt, both of this countv.
London uses from 300.000 to trio..
000 tons of Norway ice per year.
HOW TO WIN A HUSBAND.
ot limited any more than is man , she
or profeimon. and yet the popular view cS
-ontanbood ,s that she beif Tj Z.
SZZlZ ' ?Td mothcf head ofTe
hew? a .,EvT r,rl hou1d know he,
iL know thM womanly
system is equal to the strain of marnaei
U a girt .. nervou. and irriuble teTchanoI.
Cupid has no place in a rirP hen if
be nervous s.d ,rrabi,i dragged
JT rV!m ,b T only svmp.
toms. Go to the source of tbe trouble add
orrect tbe irregularity. Stop the drains
oo tbe womsrlr system nd the oth
w,,i'PP- TbiTcanbe
Prcriptio. th- they offA w
reward for women who cannot bt raredof
ncorrhea female weakness TprobSw or
falnng of tbe womb. All tbefk u?fiS
d reasonable trial of then Seao. o,
TT ' FsTOrte Frescriatioa
Tremendous Cut on Al
Lines
FOR PRICES CALL AT OUR STORE AND BB COJiTTJ
Baer & Dale
ONE PRICE FURNISHERS AND HATTBR
n
a i-ors HUE"
is hl mother, but bt w
..oreeiate her goosarsi
when he grow, into T
mamma launders ai
to the old-fashioned
the exo.aH" 1
l lan ana
finish on sou
onbytheDo"1""07,
natron forever after.
ROBINSON'S,
Dear Ladies
to tbsJ
i know wnac we nave so
glassw are and crockery at cat price 'lhr iligt
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anxious to am yoa was psw - - aasw -j
I am giving the bargains I dalm or not.
pose of my entire toe of china ware
I wlah to retire from this Mne of btuaneas.
come U and see for lownelt
C. ROHRMAN
Court Street
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