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DAILY FAST OREGOMAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1B05.
EIGHT PAGES.
Digging
Clams
Some are down by the sea
14 dlggln gclnms. If yoa con
template tfolnrf, let ui ad. '50
you to take along a , onerous
supply of our coffee. Tou will
not find the same good kind
there. Wo know whereof we
apeak.
Long
Beach
rroducea corkscrew minds and
discriminating breezes, clams
and some crabs. "Mohter'a
Pride" Is usually a sun-vurned
boy, here not the best twenty
five cent Coffee on earth as sold
In Pendleton by the Owl Tea
House.
If you overlook this Coffee
you look over a good thing.
OWL TEA HOUSE
SIX BARS SILK SOAP J 5c
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LAPONTAINE FAMILY DE
LIGHTED WITH THEIR TRIP.
Returned From a Protracted Visit to;
Los Angeles, Long Beach, Ocean!
Park aiul Other California Resorts j
Living Expenses Not Iligh and!
the Climate ami Scenery Delightful
Thetr Son Will Attend School In'
Loa Angeles. j
"The finest climate and the most
pleasant seaside resort In the world,"
la the way Gus LaFontalne describes
the California coast near Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. LaFontalne and fam
ily returned last evening from a pro
tracted visit to Ocean Park, Long
Beach, Los Angeles and other sum
mer resorts along the Southern Cali
fornia coast and are delighted with
their experiences there.
The country is beautiful, the cli
mate mild and bracing, owing to the
sea breeze, and the scenery magnifi
cent everywhere. The drives and
avenues reaching out from Los Ange
les are superb and the street-car ser
vice is the best to be found In any
city on the coast
Living expenses are not higher
there than In Pendleton and many
people from all over the United States
rent cottages there for the summer
months.
Mr. LaFontalne, who is an enthusi
astic horseman, says he saw the fin
est driving and saddle horses and the
finest turnouts there that he ever Baw
anywhere.
All the little places Rear Los An
geles are building up rapidly and be
says it will be but a few years until
the city and Its dozens of delightful
suburbs will be one continuous city
of business blocks and magnificent
residences.
George, their eldest son, will return
to Loa Angelea soon to attend school
during the coming year. The family
is delighted to return to Oregon.
KNOWS NOTHING OF THE CRIME.
Degenerate George Marshall of Port
land, Implicates Himself In the Van
Dran. Case.
A degenerate of Portland, named
George Marshall, who wrote a Utter
implicating himself in the Van Dran
murder mystery, Is now In Jail in
that city, and will be tried for extor
tion. He wrote a letter to Kaspar Van
Dran hinting that he would keep some
alleged secrets for a price, and at the
same time left another letter on his
person where It could be found by de
tectives when he was searched, and
then called up the police office and
told where he could be found stand
ing on the street
He was arrested by detectives and
severely questioned and at first it was
thought he possibly knew something
of the crime. However, after he had
been In jail for a few days he con
fessed that he had written the letters
and then caused himself to be arrested
purposely, in hopes that he would be
hanged for the crime, as he was tired
of living.
He gave Portland papers an Inter
view In which he recited his misera
ble career of petty crime and said that
as he seemed doomed to such a worth
less life he would end It by being
hanged for this murder, but after be
ing in Jail for a time and given an
opportunity to meditate, he changed
his mind and confessed to his wilful
act of implicating himself In the mat
ter. He will be tried for attempting to
extort money from Van Dran by hiB
threatening letter.
conn IS IN JAIL
PATAWA SAYS HE STOLE
HIS WATCH WHEN DRUNK.
Corbett Tied Putann Up to Sober Him
and Afterward Patmva Missed Uls
Watch, Which He Found Had Been
Pawned on Cottonwood Street
Corbett Claims Ills Wife Found the
Watch and That He Had No Knowl
edge of Its Real Ownership.
Poter Corbett, an Indian of the res
ervation, wus locked In the county
juil about 5:30 last evening, charged
with having robbed Allan Patawa, a
fellow tribesman, of a wntch. Cor
bett was arrested yesterday and
brought before Commissioner John
Halley, Jr. Ho will be given an ex
amination soon, and unless he can
prove his Innocence, will he held for
the federal grand Jury.
According to the story as told by
Patawa he became drunk on Sat up
day, August 12, and as ho was going
home he passed by Corbett's place
on the reservation. While there be
was taken by Corbett and tied up and
left so over night The next morning
he says he awoke and was sobered.
However, when he looked for hlB
watch it was gone. He suspected
Corbett of having stolen It, and he
made a search of the Pendleton pawn
shops to find his timepiece. This he
did In one of the places on Cotton
wood street and according to the
owner of the shop it had been pawned
by Corbett for the sum of $1.25.
gallon last year at El Paso had prom
ised to throw Its strength to Boise
this year, and although this was de
nied most strenuously by the Donvnr
workers, It had Its effeot. And all
through the discussion this morning
the statoment, "Denver has had It
twice before; give Boise a chance,"
fell upon the ears of the disinterested
delegations with unmistakable effect
When the name of Utah was called
In the roll of nominations and John
Henry Smith arose and offered the
entiro ballot of tho big Utah delega
tion, Denver saw her chances paling
Into the mists.
A recess of five minutes was taken
to enable the delegates to get together
and prepare their votes, and when the
congress was called together to ballot,
Boise City's victory was complote. Al
though Denver fought hard for the
next congress. It lost the battle In
good grace. The delegates seemed to
feel that Boise was entitled to It. and
when the tide set In agnlnst them,
yielded the losing field without a
struggle.
LEAPED FROM CAR WINDOW.
HAVE YOB NOTICED YOUR FRIEND'S NEW HAT?
FALL
HATS
TO SUIT EVERY STYLE OF FACI5.
FIGURE AND CONDITION OF
PURSE. MORE AND BETTER
HATS IX) SELECT FROM THAN
ANY OTHER STORE IN THE CITY.
Joseph I.aTeiice, Convict Captured
Here, Determined to Iscae.
As the Short Line train bearing
Joseph Lawrence, the Idaho convict
who was raptured In this city last
Tuesday, was pulling out of the sta- j
uon ni rayette, laano, weunesauy
night, Lawrence rushed away from
Deputy Warden James Mills of the!
penitentiary, who was in charge of
the prisoner, and leaped from tho
car window to the ground.
At almost the same instant Mills
Rynearsnn-Gaunt.
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening August 23. 1905,
at the Rynearson home Just north of
town, when Miss Edna Rynearson
was united In marriage with Mr. H.
H. Gaunt, of Pendleton, formerly of
McMinnville, Rev. J. Franklin Day,
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
officiated.
Miss Rynearson was raised in Un
ion county, where she Is well and
favorably known. Mr. Gaunt belorigs
to one of the leading Yamhill county
families, having many warm friends
in that section.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt left on the
evening train for Pendleton where
they will be at home to their friends.
La Grande Observer.
SUMMER
HEADACHES
Those headaches that come
with the warm weathe. Are ycu
a sufferer from them?
Often they are caused by be
coming overheated and every
year the summer heat brings
them on again. We have a cure
for just this kind of headache.
Our
F. & S. HEADACHE WAFERS
cool the head and Immediately
stop that throbbing pain through
the temples, making life once
more worth living. They also
cure nervous, neuralgic or bil
ious headaches quickly.
Tallman Sh Co.
Leading Druggists J
l ost Check Recovered.
Yesterday evening a check for $17
v- Inch was beinff taken from, the
savings bank to Dr. Lynn K Blakes-
lee's office was lost on the street, but
was this morning returned by F. J.
Euckley an O. R. & N. employe, wh.
Picked up the check on the street and
toi'k It to Dr. Hlakeslee's office and
ilt-llveied It to the owner.
Th financial transaction of the
175 American cities having a popu
lation of 25,000 and over equal In
magnitude those of the general gov
ernment, not counting the post of
fice department.
leaped through the window after the
With the above information fori prisoner and alighted on the ground
proof, Patawa then had Corbett ar-! beside him, with his revolver covering
rested. However, the prisoner denies i the would-be escape,
that he stole the watch, though he j The train was not moving very fast
admits that he pawned it. According, as It was just leaving the depot and
to his tulo the watch was found by his hud not gained sufficient speed to
wife, who gave it to him, and he Is j make the leap perilous, but as none
not guilty of thievery. j of the trainmen saw the escape, the
' (rain was not stopped and the warden
HOOD SHOWS COMING. ' imd his prisoner were compelled to
wait In Payette until the arrival of
Manuker K. .1. Taylor of the Frazer i No. fi, the evening train before pro
Thcntor, Announces a Fine List for reeding to Boise.
the Coining Season. .
Manaeer K. J. Tavlor. of the Fra- i k r"' GmiiRtnllle.
zcr, has partially completed the list!
of attractions which will come to Pcn-j
dleton during the winter. While It Is
impossible to say Just what ones will j
surely como or surely fall to come,
yet he has booked the following defin
ite contracts to come. If not providen
tially hindered: "Max Swain," "Allen
Curtis," Williams Opera company,
May Irwin, "Uncle Josh Perkins,"
Madame Adelaide Herrmann, Patten
Parry, "Marriage of Kitty," "When
Knighthood Was In Flower," McEwen
the hypnotist, "Jolly American
Tramp," Human Slave," Marie Foun
talne company, Hammond Stock Co.,
"Polly Primrose," "Human Hearts,"
Charles B. Hanford, "Yon Yonson," i
Paul Glimore, "Moonshiner's Daugh. j. - Official Directory.
tcr." Albert Gallatin, Murray & Mack, The - n- & N company has Just
and "Ole Oleson " r replied an official directory of all
The stylo of the stiff hat, 5
Inches doep'.
WE SUIT YOUR STYLE OR l-AXCY. HATS BOUGHT HERE GIVE
SATISFACTION, HATS FOR lit SIN ESS OR WORK.
KNOX
$5.00 and $3.50
STETSON
$4.00 and $4.50
$3.00
HATS
P. T. Belts, who has been In the
Grangevllle district for the past six
weeks, returned last night and Is
highly pleased with -the appearance
of that rich Idaho . district. As yet
the resources are almost wholly un
developed because of a Inck of trans
portation, and it Is now feared that
the proposed railroad which has been
talked of for some time will not be
built. Crops are excellent this seas
on and the mines adjacent are being
worked full capacity. When once
iie country Is given railroad facili
ties, he expects it to be one of the
best sections of the entire Pacific
coast.
Of this number the following are
especially good and are recommended
by Manager Taylor as being as good
as can be seen at any theater on the
coast: Alberta Gallatin, "Yon Yon
son," "Polly Primrose," Charles B.
Hanford, May Irwin, "When Knight
hood Was In Flower," the Williams
Opera company and Paul Glimore.
These are especially fine attractions,
and deserve especial mention, while
all the others are good atttractlons
but are not classed amongthe highest
standard of theatrical performances.
Mr. Taylor will make every effort
to secure any others which may bo
especially good and which happen to
come to the coast later. Ho expects
one of the best years ever enjoyed In
the theater business In this city, and
will prepare to handlo the theater In
a manner entirely satisfactory to the
public.
the various Industries and business
Institutions along the line of the road
In Oregon, Washington and Idaho, for
the benefit of homeseekers, shippers
and others Interesten tn the country.
Resides the directory features of the
book it gives much valuable Informa
tion concerning the country and the
towns along the line, and Is replete
with Information relative to the
Nrthwttt
No Dessert
More Attractive
Why uso '-u'.ine and
u; i coloring when
Jell-0
initttM better results ill two minntes.
iiverytliin;. in the uck.i','e. Bimp,y add hot
v-it.jritnsettocool. It's perfection. Asui
inse to t!:r limi;wiH. No trouble, less ex
wnxe. Try it tiwl.iy. In Four Fruit Fla
'irnr Leinori, Omue. Strawberry, Hasp
W ;;E:j Wv
OPEN FOR YOUR ACCOUNT.
This bank for savings offers excel
lent opportunities for the wage earn
er and the man or woman of moder
ate Income In that It accepts at low
as $1.00 for deposit, pays 4 per cent
Interest on money entrusted to our
care and compounds that Interest
semi-annually on all monies left with
us for 6 months. Yoa are welcome to
ask anyone In Pendleton as to our
financial strength and reliability.
Commercial Nat'l Bank, Pendleton
BOISE WON EASILY.
Bought 8.000 Ijlinbs.
S. Glover, the Minnesota sheepman
who has been here for some time ry-
I Ing to buy lambs, left yesterday for
Montana, where he will continue to
his work. No purchases whatever
were made by Mr. Glover here, but
he secured 8,000 lambs near Mt. Ad
ams, In Washington. These will bo
delivered at The Dalles. The lambs
were for feeding purposes, and from
$2.39 to $2.50 was paid according to
Mr. Glover.
UNION Gordon - - $3.00
tlm Atr Mallory $3 & $2.50
MADE The Maine $1.75
OUR FALL STOCK OF HATS COMPLETE AND READY FOR
INSPECTION. BUY EARLY AND SEE THEM ALL. YOU CAN
EASILY FIND A HAT TO PLEASE.
I ...ROOSEVELT'S...
BOSTON STORE
TAKE IT EASY w MORRISON SWING CHAIR.
AND BE COMFORTABLE THESE HOT EVENIN08?
Are you Interested In music? Come In and see our new Mando
lins. They are the geunlne Glhsm Mandolin, from $20.00 up. If
you need records for your Victor Talking Machine, come in and see
us. We handle the celebrated Victor Machine.
Better see me before you buy a piano or organ. I can save run
money. When It com to sewing machines White or Standard, or
other good makes, I cm sell you one at a greatly reduced price for
c8"- JESSE FAILING.
Main Street, across from Hotel Pendleton.
DONALDSON'S SUNSHINE RHEUMATIC ELIXIR f
EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED, f
Denver Surrendered Irrigation Con
grow to Idaho's Capital.
The Evening Telegram gives the
following account of the choice of
Boise City as the next meeting place
of the National Irrigation congress:
With a storm of ayes and with not
an opposing vote, the 14th annual ses
sion of the National Irrigation con
gress went for Boise City, Idaho,
shortly after noon today. Donvor
was the only opponent in the field,
but at the 11th hour, and without
raising a protest by ballot, the capi
tal of Colorado surrendered the prize
she has claimed since the session be
gan, and when Governor Pardee an
nounced that the time had come to
ballot, Major Frank C. Goudy of Den
ver, who had placed that city In nom
ination, arose and, holding aloft an
Idaho badge, said:
"I now move you, Mr. Chairman,
that Boise City be selected by acclam
ation." When the motion was put
the respnnso fairly shook the great
auditorium.
During the forenoon, the tide swept
Boise's way, despite the most strenu
ous efforts of tha Denver delegation
to stay Its waning fortunes.
A story gained currency and circu
lated widely that the Colorado dele-
Mckcd His Aged Father.
Press Taylor, aged 31, whlppod his
father at Philomath last May. A war
rant was Issued for his nrrest and
Taylor disappeared. Ho returned to
Philomath Friday In an Intoxicatod
condition, whipped his father again
and was arrested by Deputy Wells and
lodged in jail at Corvallls for a period
of 2D days. Eugone Guard.
Foot Crushed by Cain.
Hurry Anderson a workman who
was attempting to beat his way to
La Grande on an O. R. & N. freight
train, was caught between two box
cars, nt North Fork yesterdny even
Ing and his left foot badly crushed.
FOR. RESTORING THE
APPETITE AND AS
SISTING DIGESTION.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
IS ESPECIALLY GOOD.
TRY A BOTTLE AND
SEE FOR YOURSELF.
Sunshine
Cures
Rheumatism
It cures. You knew It No long
course of medicine. The first few
doses tell. Gives relief at once. Cures
In a few weeks. Sold and guaranteed
by
F.J. DONALDSON ;
Reliable Druggist i
He was brought to the hospital In
this city last evening on a caboose,
where Drs. Smith and Henderson
dressed his Injuries.
"Thore'd be courtship even If there'd
bo no front gates."
We all try to catch the nimble 'dollar
You can catch a few of them by fill
ing your coal bin with our food, clean
coal.
The prices advance soon. Why hoi
order now? t
Henry Kopittke
DUTCH HENRY.
Office, Pendleton lee ft Cold Storaf
Company. 'Phone 1711.
HOLD TO YOUlt MONEY
Until ou have see jau and had us
figure on your ' II of lumcur.
Wo carry building material of ever
description and have the best quality
of lumber on the market.
Agents for WOOD FIBER PLAS
TER. Gray'slHarbor Commercial
By Company
w.
Alb.
9. EEWELL, Manager.
Phone Main tJ.
LAND SCRIP FOR
Unrestricted forest resenre sorlp tot
tie at lowest market prices. My
crip secures title to tlm' .red, farm
ing, (rasing or desert land, In any
quantity, without residence or Im
provement Address H. M. Hamilton
The Portland. Portland, Oregon.