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DAILY EA9T OREUOXIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAT 4, 1MM.
Made in New York
THE thought of Fifth Avenue conjures up a
picture of well dressed men and women.
A minute's walk from Fifth Avenue brings
you to the tailor shops of Alfred Benjamin & Co.
Every garment that bears the Alfred Benjamin &
Co. label must be worthy of a place in the Fifth
Avenue Style Show.
If you would have
relief from the mo
notony of a world of
o AAKERS.
commonplace sack suits ask the local agent for the
distinctive Benjamin kind.
Correct Clothes for Men j
Exclusive Agent Here.
Bond Bros.
Pendleton, Ore.
GENERAL NEWS.
Isadore Jacobs has leased ground
on Sixteenth street. Pan Francisco,
and Is putting up frame buildings for
a cannery. May 17 he will have 600
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ENTIRE STATE OK
IDAHO IS IT IN ARMS.
ordinate councils In Washington,
Oregon and British Columbia at
Vancouver, B. C. Bellingham. Seat
tle, Tacoma, Spokane and Portland.
In the Butte Miner, his own news
paper. Senator" W. A. Clark, of Mon
gols at work, besides the usual pro- tanlu announce8 officially that he is
portion of other employes. I , a candllja,e for re-election to the
Lieutenant Colonel Louis Brech-, United States sennte. He says he x
man, who has charge of the medical return to Montana to supervise his In-1 '
supplies at San Francisco, states that terests in the close of his present 1 Prosecution of Gamblers Going oil
ne im on nana a sumciem store oi term.
medical supplies to last till May 10 at ' ' "
the present rate of distribution. ! , Caal George Humphrey, bailiff
in me xeuerai court at Portland, is
73 years of age. and witnessed his
first baseball game on May 2. He
expressed considerable Interest In the
sport and announced his intention of
Charles Furery. aged ?3. made an
unsuccessful attempt to cut his
throat at Leavenworth. Wash. The
knife was taken away from him, when
he ran directly to the Wenatchee
river, jumped In and was drowned.
For 35 years John B. Brosseau has
seeing much more of it during
season.
In Nearly Every County and Hie
Stuie Hits Determined to SiipprcnM
It Law Enforcement Is the Cry
All Over the Suite GnmblcrM Arc
Ileuily Fined In Muny Counties of
the State.
the,
The Boise Statesman review's the
Kaon n .-...., .-, .1 nMn1n.. I .U . I
firm of Tiffany & Co.. New York. Of , ;c,vs trom u,e New E"uI fight which Is now being carried on
late years he has been custodian, on statcs , against gambling in that state in the
a salary of J3500. He is under arrest, j " a"l' one naB any doubt as to the following: comprehensive manner:
having admitted heavy defalcations vlrtUfc Foley's Kldnev Cure, they In many parts ot i(lano campaigns
from the company. ; nceJ only to refer to Mr. Alvln H. have started against the gambling
Jerome Crick, aged 16. a machln-! , of Wllllmatic, Conn., who, ev,. Officers of the law have become
ists helper In the Great Northern ' af,er almost losln? hPe of recovery, more nd more gtrlcti and low,y
shops at Leavenworth. Wash., fell off on aceou"t of the failure of so many there lf) creeping over the state a
the Lamb-Davles lumber company's remedies, finally tried Foley's Kidney Kreat nloral wave Hy, the statesman,
dam and was drowned. Efforts to Cure- which he says was "Just the Tne "pasteboard proclivities" of eer
find the body have failed. His rela- ,hlnS' him. as four bottles cured taln caS8es of our population are be
tives reside In Arkansas. h'm completely He Is now entirely lng sllbdued. Within the last several
John Stelnman, a member of the', 1 an1 free from a" tne suffering weeks there have come news from
California National Guard, has been J"cdent t acute kidney trouble. ' varlous points telling of victories for
arrested charged with murder by ; KePPen drug store. tne reformers or ot fight, instituted
shooting and killing without provoca- ' for the enforcement of the law. Qam-
tion. Joseph Meyer. Meyer was keep-' CHICAGO SHEEP .MARKET. j bllng openly and defiantly In the face
er of the children's playground at j of tne Iaw nag aiready In many sec-
Golden Gate park, and the shooting Lamb Trade Has Been Very Active ' Hons of the state become a thing of
took place about a week after the ,5 r , , . the past. In other sections the fight
earthquake. '
, . . , , , The Chicago Livestock World gives ls sml on'
The members of the proposed Far-'the fonowlnB of the mmtol, In a recent Issue of the Cocur
mars' Co-operative Store company at j marltet tnere for tne paBt week. ; d'Alene Press an account is given of
Sprague.JVash recently held a meet- j A mouerate , , k, pulck punishment administered one
ui iiiainri irufneu. jrilUVS Ugam
nrknn the mAmhors Will TTlPPt In
Sprague to elect a new board of nine struck ,he h'Khet level since the low "Monday night Sheriff Doust made
directors. The organization has al- j polnt was rached, Colorado lambs a raid on Cabinet and succeeded in
ready adopted the Standard Rochdale i wth wo' on 8ellin& UP to $7.50 and roping in Charles Quarmey, who was
by-laws. clipped lambs to J6.15. Sheep were running a black jack game. The only
, ' I also In better demand, although ex- party playing at the time the sheriff
porters were hot In harness, and it arrived was Joe Garrison, a young
was largely a local demand. The boy about IS years old, who had vlstt
market was quotably steady to 10 ed Cabinet that evening and was en
15 cents lower. Some stuff sold tlced Into tho game by Quarmey.
steady early and It did not look like Tuesday Quarmey plead guilty to the
a very active trade. Later demand charge In the probite court and was
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Ed Williams shot W. I. 'Harrington
at Grant's Pass. He shot at him
thrfe times, but only one shot took
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eiieci. uiai uauiaB'MB " ,i,,i .l .1 . ... i,,., ,,a f05 W U-h:,t. T,lro l,n "
Williams Is In lall. The quarrel "" "". -'""- - ' ---. "
leg.
was over Williams' wife.
Mrs. D. Jackson and X. Hurly are
dead, and T. B. Hunter will die, and
a half dozen others are very 111 at
North bend, B. C, from drinking
wood alcohol, of the poisonous nature
of which all were ignorant.
T!ie funimw session of the Univer- made J7..r,0. Shearers got a string of convicted on trial and punished. This
Pity r.f Oregon will be held from July thin-flashed Colorado-fed western Is the beginning of the real strong
J to 27. One of the Important courses iambs at $7, the high price of the crusade against gambling In Washing
Is for those preparing to he librarians, year, hut they were heavy shearers, ton county, but It Is not the end. The
It will l,e taught by Miss Cornelia In clipped lambs It was a $6 market prosecutor In that county Intends to
Marv'n, secretary of the state library for the general run of good stuff, with enforce the law and It Is said he has
a few above that figure, the top being plenty of citizens with him In his res-
J6.ir. or 15 cents higher than
tlon among buyers. Quality of the In the present term of the district
high-priced lambs today was of super- court of Washington county several
excellent quality, and buyers went to gambling cases were set for trial,
them with avidity. A lot of Colora- Several of them were dismissed on
dos sold at $7.35 Iff 7.40. j motion of the prosecuting attorney
Lamb trade was active and steady because of Insufficient testimony to
to 15 cents higher. Several loads of convict, but one man pleaded guilty
i KS-lb native Colorado wool lambs and was heavily fined. Others were
commission.
Villi.jm T. Kelly, aged 40. Is dead
from diopr:y. at Portland. He was
trallti? freight agent of the New
York Central lines, and one of the
best known railroaders in the north-we.-t.
He had been located in Port
land over 10 years. i
Of J740.229.32 subscribed at Port-!
land for the relief of San Francisco. '
only $:02 was remaining unpaid on
May 3, just two weeks after the sub-'
scrlption list was opened. All but the
amount named has been paid in In
cah or Its equivalent. !
Gus Kobards, a veteran stockbuyer
of Garfield, was last seen, about u
month 'go, In Spokane. He had a
large sum of money In his clothes,
and It Is suspected has been foully
dealt with. Friends and relatives have
begun a search for him.
any
thing old at last week. Lots of 6-'
cent lambs today would have hail
hard work making $5.90 on Friday.'
Good lambs sold down to $5.85. Some
heavy native Wlsconslns, averaging
!)S pounds, were In the $5.90 notch.
Under $5.15 It was a market for off
quality goods. Yearlings were about
the scarcest article on the list.
It was a $5,605.65 market for such I
wetherr as made $5.50 5.55 late last
week, and the sheep end of the deal
was ny where from strong to a dime
higher. Western ewes sold up to $5.40 .
a strong price, and choice ewes orj
wethers were quotable at $5.75 or(
even higher. i
California Prune Wafers.
The great tonic cathartic, an Invalu
able cure for Malaria, Biliousness
Constipation, Nervousness, Catarrh o
the Stomach, Bad Breath, Oily Skin
Sleeplessness, Wind and all Liver
Stomach and Bowel trouble. Tallma
& Co., 623 Main St., Pendleton, Ore.
100 Wafers 25 Cents.
Attention
Ladies
A. F. La Frelnlcrc and wife have
Pirating Folcy'o'IIonejr and Tar. ,
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
I Honey and Tar an a throat and lung,
The annual grand council of tho remedy, and on account of the great,
United Commercial Travelers Is In merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
session at Seattle. There are six sub- and Tar many Imitations are offered Just arrived In the city with a eom-
I'jr Liie Kenuine. i nese wonniera mi , . . IIltn rtr.r. .
v , ,, ., I plete line of HAIR GOODS, POMPA-
itatlons have similar sounding names, j " '
Beware of them. The genuine Foley's DOURS, SWITCHES and all kinds of
Honey and Tar Is In a yellow package. LADIES' HAIR GOODS made to o
Ask for It and refuse any substitute.
It Is the best remedy for coughs and dcr- Switches made from combings.
COldS. Koeppen drug Store. Cut hair and eomhlnira hnnrht
GENTS' TOUPEES made to order.
olutlon. He may cause a great num
ber of arrests of persona whom he has
every reason te believe guilt whom
he wli be unable to convict. A con
viction now and then, however, will
be encouragement for him and an ex
ample for the law breakers to heod.
In Lincoln county Prosecuting At
torney Frank Dliney has been con
ducting a strong campaign against
gambling. He has caused arrest after
arrest without conviction, but finally
got one. Since then he has done con
siderable good work toward stamping
out the evil. Citizens who were for
merly on the fence admire his pluck.
They are with him now. He has had
a hard row but most of It has been
hoed now.
In Bannock county It has been the
same way, and so In other counties.
The counties of Idaho have for the
most part shrewd, moral, fearless
prosecutors. They are working now
as never before for the enforcement,
not only of the gambling law, but o(
all laws.
Much of this new exertion on the
part of the prosecuting attorneys of
the state of 'Idaho ls due to the or
ganization of the State Prosecuting
Attorneys' association, which has been
meeting annually, but which will here
after meet semi-annually. It has
proved a good thing. At Its meeting
the prosecutors from various counties
get together and talk over the con
quests and their defeats. They tell
what they have done. They give each
other Ideas. '
The last meeting of tho association
was held not long ago In Boise. At
that session the attorneys talked over
at considerable length their efforts to
ward stamping out the gambling evil
In their respective counties. And they
talked to some effect. Many Idens
changed minds there. Not a prose
cuting attorney In the state but was
looking for pointers, for Inspiration
to help him In this work.
The round up ls going on all over
Idaho. Public sentiment Is raising to
a higher standard. In Owyhee coun
ty the tin horns are being put to rout
and In Kootenai county and Iitah
county and Canyon county. Poker
chips are going out of commission.
The gambling evil In Idaho is gasping
for breath.
Cheap Lands
We have a longer list of better bar
gains than ever, Including wheat
la'.rl::, stock ranches and city proper
ty V.'e have some good business prop
ositions to offer.
1600 acres with running water;
pine timber; raises abundance of tim- jn
Otny WHO nay unu Krani. i-ieiny 01
outside range. Excellent cattle ranch.
$5 per acre.
5000 acres, half being profitable
wheat land. $7.00 per acre. Call on
O. It. & X. Klram Shovel llurlnl.
An O. II. & N. steam shovel which
has been working on the grade near , Satisfaction guaranteed
Bonneville, was partially covered up
land slide a few days ago and
another shovel which was at work
near Durkee was sent down to dig It
out.
E.T. Wade & Son
P. O. Box. 3:4. 'Phone Black 3111
E. o. Building Pendleton, Ore.
Disturbed Uie Congregation.
The person who disturbed the con-I
gregatlon last Sunday by continually
coughing, Is requested to buy a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar. Koeppen
drug store.
20S WEST WEIIII STREET.
.May Buim Lutheran Church.
A movement 1 now on foot to build
a Lutheran church In this city. A
large number of Lutherans are living
In the city and now hold services each
alternate Sunday at 2 o'cloc kp. m.
In the M. E. church. They very much
desire a church of their own and it Is
probable that a building will be
erected within the next year.
Sirs. S. Joyce. 110 Sulllvnn street.
Claremont. X. H., writes: "About a
year ago I bought two bottles of Fo
ley's Kidney Cure. It cured me of a
severe case of kidney trouble of sev
eral years' standing. It certainly Is a
grand, good medicine, and I heartily
recommend it." Koeppen drug store.
Don't waste money and
don't take chances in buying
promiscuously. Schilling's Beit
are entirely safe; at your gro
wer's; your money goes further.
Schilling's Best are not ex
travagan:; quite the contrary.
Teasano coHees good-enoug:i;
baking-.owct flavoring ex
tracts an 1 spices pure and best
and yet economical; soda common.
Only The Best.
MEAT
:AND;
LARD
. &
AugusLavo Central Market
Phone Main 33
108 EastTAlta Street.
Investors
Your opportunity
is
Wireless
Write, Phone or call for
Illustrated Book which is
free. Address,
Milton Huber
District Manager
20 Quinn Budding
Walla Walla, Wash.
Office Phone 479
Reti. Phone 167
SMOES FOR PLEH
BEST
$4.00 and $5.00
SHOES
MADE
We want the man that thinks 4.00 and $5.00 shoes
are expensive to wear, one pair of our Florsheim
Shoes and he will say it is the cheapest
shoe he ever bought
ALEXANDER'S
Once a shoe customer, always a shoe
customer is our motto :: :: ::
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....SANITARY BARBER SHOP....
TIIB EAGLE BATH 8UAVIXQ PARLOUS, 818 MAIN STREET.
THREE DOORS NORTH OF HOTEL ST. GEORGE.
Oar Parlors are newl, equipped Utroiiglioiit wiUi Uio mont mod
ern mnlta. y fixtures and apparatus. Everything new and the best
la tbe market.
Only the highest skilled workmen employed and every sanitary
precaution known Is taken.
Porcelain both tubs with plenty of hot and cold water.
Plrst-claHS service throughout.
Eagle Bath Shaving Parlors
NEAR HOTEL ST. GEORGE. J. H. ESTES, PROPRIETOR.
IRRIGATION Fairbanks-Morse
Gasoline Engines
One drop of gasoline, nine times more air makes the
power. Expense stops when engine is shut down
SPRAYING PUMPING SAWING GRINDING
2 to 50 horse-power. All sizes In stock
Write for Catalogue and Prices :
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
To the Brides and Grooms of June i
It's a great mistake to wait until the lmt minute before select-
lng your furniture, drnperlcB, rugs nnrt carpets. While we have a J
wonderfully large assemblage of all the articles that have a part In
making the home attractive, we would Impress upon your minds the
advantage of early buying. J
Today we probably have the vi.y Huffet, Pram Ited. library 4
Table, Chiffonier, Davenport, or Rug thnt you ml... Ire above all. J
Others are looking and buying and other; mny tnke whot you X
wouldn't miss for the world. So come at your earliest convenience
and pick from the gems of our stock. j
We'll reserve whatever you mny fancy, for future delivery. X
And then again. It's so much more satisfactory to buy leisurely J
than hurriedly. We'll suggest many pretty Ideas that you would
never think of. Furnishing homes Is our study, you know.
BAKER & FOLSOM
FURNITURE AND CARPETS OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE.
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thnt what you send to tho Domestic
Steam laundry you get back, at tho
right time, In the right way, In tho
right style. Our time Is mostly taken
up with th work. We'll guarantee
that'B right. The prices we'll leave to
you. Do you think they're right? Qjt
the work done and test.
ROBINSON'S DOMESTIC
LAUNDRY
j Summer Wash
1 Goods
This beautiful weather Is making heavy demands on our WASH
GOODS DEPARTMENT, and we are enjoying It, too, for we have such
a nice lot of goods at the right prices, thnt every customer Is pleased
and advertises our store.
Wash Goods, figured or plain 10c, 13c, ISc, 20c and 48c yard
Plain Linens, white 2&C, Site, 40c, 50o and 75c yard
Brown Linens 20c, 25c, 40c and 75c yard
These are only a few sample prices.
WE nAVE NEARLY EVERYTHING THAT is DESIRABLE FOR
SUMMER DRESSESS.
The Fair Dept. Store
PENDLETON, OREGON
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