PAGE TWO. DAILY EAST OH GONLN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1M. EIGHT PAGES. THINK THEY HAVE TOY WING. Alfred enjaiqln s Made in New York A LFRED BENJAMIN & CO. make in their tailor shops a block from Broadway a "" minute's walk from Fifth Avenue outing putts of tropical worsteds that are as nearly light as a feather, as any clothes can be. The coolest clothes for the hottest days. It is quite out of the question for tailors in other cities to faithfully reflect the current season's New l ork fashions. The Alfred Ben jamin & Co. label is positive assurance of correct New Yrk styles in business, outing and dress clothes for men. Correct Clothes for Men o AAKERS. Exclusive Agent Here. Bond Bros. Pendleton, Ore. GENERAL NEWS. up prize fighting In New York. Terry McGovcrn and Brltt, who recently already 'ught, and n dozen others who pro- CASTRO 15 1 The Mate fair board Is promising that the coming state fair nioted the affair, are under arrest and will be the finest since the state began bound over under 1500 ball each. to have state fairs. I Th ,inpr. gnii nhin Henry Bellinger, aged 46 have practically come to a deadlock I KKSIDEM TO HE AT JAMESTOWN Oscar years, ana a wen Known civil engineer, in tnelr attempt to reach an agree- I Is dead at Portland. His body will ment regarding the dispute over i be cremated, as was that of his father, ' wages. The committee met June 7. ' Judge C. B. Bellinger. ; but they were so far apart that a dls- Spiiuaculur Fighter of South Ajncrl- HOTEL ARRIVALS. Hotel St. George. President Bert, of the Pacific Coast agreement was announced Baseball league, has been sued by his negotiations declared off. Wife for a divorce. She charges cruelty and profane language and gen eral neglect. At Walla Walla, Judge Whitson. of the federal court, ordered two Chi namen I.ee Mon and Wah Hop de ported because they cannct produce their certificates. B. S. Kelsay, John Bouy, A. W. Gil bert and Mark Flemmlng have or ganized a company with $500,000 cap ital to develop copper discoveries it Cresswell, 12 miles from Eugene. Immediately upon S. A. D. Puter reaching the Inside of the Multnomah Jail, he was fined $2.95 by the kanga roo court for breaking Into Jail. This he paid at once, though sullenly and reluctantly. The Baptist association at McMinn vllle, now In session, has elected the following officers: Moderator. J. H. Douglas, of Independence; assistant, Nat Tucker, of Carlton; secretary and treasurer, J. W. Stockton, of Amity. and the 1 i can Republic Comes to Pay Trib uto to the United State W ill Come- in Ills $,000,000 Yacht, "Restaur- dor." lis U a Smooth and Wealthy Clrtnenc Smuggler. The Boise Capital News ha to soy as follows about a notorious- nnd much wanted Chinaman: An application for a writ of habeas corpus was filed In Judge Stewart' court today by Attorney J. C. Johnson In the case of Lee Hons Quon who Is now confined In the state penitentiary as Toy Wing, a Chlnnmnn. who ws sentenced to the pen 23 years ago for a term of seven years, but who es-' caped after serving three years of Ms sentence. I.ee Hong Quon wns arrest ed Inst fall at Bonners Ferry under the belief cf the officers that he was the murh-snnght-fnr Toy Wln. He w.'.-t brought to the ponltentle--ttd h since then been confined wl'.hln th? walls of that Institution. Judge Stewart held that a writ of habeas corpus be directed to Warden E. L. Whitney and that the said Lee Hong Quon be brought before the court June 28 at 10 o'clock for the purpose of establishing his Identity. Toy Wing Is a professlcnal smug gler and Is known to be one of the smoothest of his class that ever fell Into the hands of the law. He has plenty of money, which will not be spared In his efforts to get out. His picture was shown to Chinamen here who did not know if his recapture. They were not told who It was. but their first expression wns. "Toy Wing. where you get him?" The effort to prove that the Chinaman In the pen itentiary Is not the real Toy Wing will no doubt prove rather difficult. W. R. Ward of Dyersburg, Tenn writes: "This Is to certify that I have used Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation, and It has proven, without a doubt, to be a thor ough, practical remedy for this trou ble, and It Is with pleasure I offer my conscientious reference." Koep pens' drug store. Hurrah for the 4th Are. yon going o celebrate? If so, let us help you. We a.j .prepared to furnish you with material for (hat new dress at prices so extremely low that you can't afford to miss this sale. 1000 yards Lawn, worth 12 c and 16c yard; Sale price, per yard loc 100' yards Lawn and Dimity; worth 20c and 25c a yard; Sale price " 1 17c 10 ''0 yards Cotton Panama, in white only; the 25c and 35c kind. on sale at 19c 1000 yards -Ozakl Pongee; regular 60c value; on sale at 38c ALEXANDER'S Pendleton's Reliable Store Norfolk, Va., June 8. Clprlano W. H. Ude, Ppokane; L. Yandovltch.T Walla Wnlla: Oeoriro MrCnh Flirln- D. H. Lyman. Portland; M. S. Past, i Cast". president of Venezuela, Is not Spokane; M. R. Cowell, Prince Albert;, the kind of man to take a rest while William Gullickson. Spokane: R. A. j there la breath left in him, but he ln- nutnerioru, Mammon, .Mont.; lwis Berglven and wife. Athena; H. E. Stephens, Chicago; W. F. Draker, Greenhorn; D. Ferris, New York: E. M. Watson, Concord. Idaho; W. J. .Snodgrass and wife and daughter. La Grande; Mrs. Helen M. Rugan and daughter. Boise. Idaho; S. Glllett, Boise; W. M. Smoot, Ogden; R. I. Smith, Ogden; Fred Jones, Baker City; J. A. Allison. Portland: W. S. Gill, Spokane; W. J. Devereaux. De troit: F. J. Saylor, Spokane; H. M. Laskes, Chicago; Charles A. Wellman, Chicago; E. M. Gillette, Tacoma; L. D. Heater. San Francisco; W. E. War rington, Indianapolis; R. M. Stuart, St. Joe. Mo' Frank Bates. San Frnn- At Portland, a Swiss named Slegen- ! clsco. Ira Him!, Rerville. Texas: Geo. H. Smith and wife.' Grand Rapids; George M. Scott. Denver; J. E. Claugh ey. San Francisco; R. Albee. Pilot thaler, is in custody and will be sent -to the asylum for Insane. His delu sion is that he Is a butcher, that his body Is a freshly killed beef, and that he wishes to carve himself Into steaks - and soup bones. NORTHWEST NEWS. A cyclone struck Goessel, a Mennon lte town In Kansas, - destroying the place, which was a hamlet. Eighty perrons were hurt, though no one was killed. There was Immense destruc-: J- Rock: Charles Isaacs, Portland: F. R. Hanke. Portland; George H. Payne, Walla Walla; E. Belle Kellogg, Baker City; Grace Bratton, Baker City. Hotel Pendleton. A. Oppenhelmor. San Francisco; J. E. Walsh. Walla Walla: W. i Preston. Waitsburg: H. P. Preston, Baker City; J. B. Williams. Payette; Skogland. city: H. Lloyd. Seattle; Sturgis, New York; C. J. Freese. tion cf property. Senator Heyburn. according to re-. ?Jokane5 H;, ,a sb"rn' Pca"le;,G- port, received from Atlantic City. Is eaU,et!, T v . ... . . . J. O. McEvoy, Starbuck; J. W. Smith, convalescing rapidly. The junior aen- starbuck; D. H. atr.r from Idaho expect, to resume hU A(hena. w M Portland: seat In the senate next week. R A Re p,ot . Rock. T h. Three slight earthquake shocks : Phlpps, were felt In Manila on June 5 and . the last at 8:3S p .m. on the (1th. The shriek are believed to have been se vere on the Island of Samara, but no details have been received. Vancouver, Wash.: N. B. Krause, Seattle; C. A. Miller, Minne apolis; F. L. Anderson, Chicago: W. Haggers, Moro; A. Shearer, Moro: H. G. Moulton, O. R. & N.; J. Suttle, O. R. & N.; C. J. Minkler. O. R. & N.; I.I Glldea O. R. N - -T. X. Tlnllle Rev. James R. Wylle, a Methodist j Spokane; j. N. runle. Jr.. Spokane; Episcopal clergyman near Phoenix, E R Tlffi Snnkane: O. G. Shearer. Ariz., pleaded guilty at Los Angeles. Idlino. Mrs T Murtey, Weeping Wa-i man actltel by high Ideals. He ven , tends to treat himself to a year of : recreation, during which he will visit ! the Jamestown exposition on the ; shores of Hampton Roads, near Nor I folk, next Bprlng. President Castro will come In his ; gorgeous and beautiful yacht, the "Restaurador," which was formerly j the "Atlanta," built by the late Jay , Gould, and has a history. In costll i ness and luxurlousness. she Is excellud j only by the royal yacht of Great Brlt- aln which has cost to date about $6,- 000.000 "the Victoria and Albert." On the death of Jay Gould the At . lanta pasred to his son George. By him It was sold to the United States government for use In the Spanish war. After the war It is said to have been bought by Mr. Gould, who sold It to Venezuela, whereupon It was re chrlstened the "Restaurador" and equipped with armament and war fit tings and used during the Venezuelan rebellion of 1901-02. At his anchorage In Hampton Roads facing the Jamestown expo sition, President Castro will be In good company. Around him there will be a fleet of the" finest yachts InJ the world and the warships of the great powers that formerly frowned upon him will doubtless entertain him right royally. There he will see rep resentative ware-hips of all the navies of the world mingling In friendly In tercourse and mutually enjoying fetes and games. It Is learned from a source very close to Castro that he has an object other than the pursuit of recreation In coming to the United States. He believes Uiat he has not been thor oughly understood by our people and he desires to show them that he Is something more than a mere disturb er of the peace of nations. He de I sires uh to know that he Is a states- Rorimin Vn- Discharged. After the testimony In the case of the state against Ed Bormnn, charged with changing the brand on a mare helonclifg to W. W. Cornwall, had been heard In circuit court today the court ruled that there wns not enough evidence to constitute a case nnd dis missed the defendant, taking the -matter out of the hands of the Jury. Baker City Herald. A Iewon In Health. Healthy kidneys filter the Impari ties from the blol, and unless they do this good health is Impossible. Fo ley's Kidney Cure makes sound kid neys and yrii positively cure all forms oi money ana oiauuer uisewse. iv strengthens the whole system. Koep pens drug store. Bryan's Palm "Destiny wrote defeat" Carpets! Carpets! To Replace those that were Spoiled Are your carpets ruined?' If so, now i your chance to secure a X new one at a bargain. X Your might be able to clean the old one;, but it would never look as nice as It did It would have the appearance of an old, faded, aec-ond-hand article. Carpets, Rugs, Matting,, Linoleum BAKER & FOLSOM FURNITURE AND CARPETS- -OPPOS1TE POSTOFFICE. Cal., to bigamy, and was sentenced to one year In the penitentiary. An attempt Is being made to break ter. Neb. w Pendleton Power Laundry J FISHMAN PETERS. Tho e Main YOUR WASHDAY! We'll laundry your clothes better, quicker, cheaper than you can have them done at nome. Hare Yon Dimepsla, Indigestion? If today you suffer from Impaired digestion, sluggish liver or impure blood, and you were told of a prepar ation which wuld cure you at a small cost, would you try the remedy? There is a medicine Green's August Flower. Go to your druggist's and buy a test bottle for 25 cents, or the regular Blze for 75 cents. If you have used all other dyspepsia remedies without satisfaction, or if you have never used any preparation for these distressing affections; If you have hea ache, biliousness, loss of appe tite, sleeL'esmess, nervousness, or any disorder of the stomach or liver, cure yourself quickly by using the in fallible August Flower. It la not an alcoholic stimulant, but quite harm less for general use. Get a copy of Green's prize alma .ac. Tollman & Co. crates the character of George Wash Ington and has erected a statue to his honor In Caracas. It Is his In tention to call on President Diaz while on his way to visit the United States. POLITICS IX ALASKA. NO SIR E Not every man can cut a tender ateak. Nor will dressed meat kee in an old lre-b-x; but must be kept In a -old storage, where the temperature Is Just right all the time. years of experience and the finest private cold storage plant In the In land Empire enable tis to reach the perfection In good meat. Empire Meat Co.4 'Phone Main 18. Cherries- Split by Ruin. The recent rains which have of late visited this section of country have done considerable damage to the cherry crop, says a Clarkson corres pondent. The cherries, particularly the Royal Ann and Blng varieties are; , , ment, that they are wastefu , extrava Crum have d continued packing In , , . ' ... . ' . " .. . . , , ... .. ' gant ond Irresponsible, and furthei ne,r Y.n..,eu,e nous on . ,Me(, tnat theVi the corporat, Northern Territory Will lie Hothcd of Activity. The hundreds of Alaskans who arc Interested In the election of a dele gate to congress are these days won derlng If the contest to be conducted on party lines Is inspired for the pur pose of defeating the desire of .the people of the district to attain self- government, says the Seattle Star. Frrm present Indications It looks mighty like It. Charles E. Herron, of Seattle, who Is Interested In the Candle creek dls. trlct. and who went north to attend the meeting if the republican terrltor lal committee and resigned his mem bership In the non-partisan commit tee, has let a goodslzed cat out of the bag. He has made the statement that Alaska wants a republican delegate who will go to Washington and de feat any bill for territorial form of government. He made the clnlm that .to.r?.r ? l-KA it-.- . WW:-. :.' Declares Prof. Pomeroy. I took the Imprint .of Mr. Bryan's palm during his last political campaign and I stat ed at that time he was doomed to defeat. A number of men and women had their palms read yesterday. One lady wished to know If she would travel, and others wished to know If they would bo successful In their business. Prof. Pomeroy tells of deaths, diseases, divorces, changes and what you are best fitted for. A complete life reading for one week only for 50c Prof- Pomery, Ndw at Mrs. Carney's residence 777 Thompson SLreet Hours: 10 a. m, to 8 p. m. Daily Put, Wing j to Your Work An electric motor will do mor and better work than any other power that you can use. The economy ot Its Is r. demonBt.-a ';d fact. If yo want good, quick work st a minimum of cost yeu want an electric motor. We will be pleased to give you or prices and to fnrr.lsh complete esti mate to suit your needs. Northwestern Gas and Electric Co. CORNER COIHT .NT GARDEN 6T HOrSF.S OI T OF SHAPE. Hounds funny, doesn't it? Hut you. have seen them; warped, settled and shrunken. Poor I.umhiT Is the cause of It. Houses built of sound, well-seasoned Lumber, like we sell, keep their shape. Remember this when making your next purc hase. Oregon Lumber Yard NEAR COURT HOUSE. 'Phono Main 8. Pendleton. Orcein. CATARRH A fiKRM DISEASE. lack of cherrlec and small fruits in the market ons, do not want self-government This has raised the very old dlok ens In tho ranks of non-partisans in niilhanalnl-n Aloulrn a n ,1 nAn.ll- statements made by those who Ba m If you art troubled with nasal catarrh, hay fever or cold In the head, '"" " lthe, Humboldt and It I. purifying and soothing to the ".on P"" wo days Alaska sensitive membranes that line the air-, wl" be plunged Into a bitter fight passages. It Is made to cure the dls- over the delegate candidate, ease, not to fool the patient by a short I The P"wnt fight throughout Alas deceptive relief. There Is no cocoaln I k now to be conducted on party nor mercury In It Do not be talked , I'ncs by those who favor an ontl-ter-Inta taking a substitute for Ely rltorlal form of government, and the Cream Balm. All druggists sell it non-partisans will attempt to elect a Price 60c. Mailed by Ely Bros., S6 delegate who will work for self-gov-Warren street, Njw York. ernment. llieatlic Air Medicated by Ilyonicl nnd Kill the Germs. Now that physicians and scientists universally agree that catarrh Is a germ disease, the reason for the fail ure of the old-fashioned stomach, dosing In this trouble Is readily seen. Trior to the discovery of Hyomel a treatment which cures catnrrh by filling the nlr you breathe with germ kllllng and healing medication, statis tics showed that nt least 97 out of every 100 persons In this state were suffering from catarrh of some form. Although Hyomel has been known only a few years, the remarkable re sults following Its use are shown by the much smaller percentage of those who suffer with catarrh today. The treatment with Hyomel Is very simple and pleasant; a small mhaler comes with every outfit and three or four times a day Hyomel Is breathed through this, making the air nt that time like that found on the mountains where the pine forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams. Used In this way, Hyomel pene trates to the most remote cells of the nose, throat nnd lungs, absolutely killing all catarrhal germs and effect ing a complete and permanent cure of the disease. - The complete outfit costs but one dollar,' while extra bottles enn be ob tained for 60 cents. Tallman & Co. have seen such remarkable results from the use of Hyomel, that they sell It under an absolute guarantee that It costs nothing unless It cures. Byers' Best Flour Is made from the choicest wheat that grcn-s. Oood bread Is as sured a 3 TURS' BEST FLOUR is used. Bran, Shorts. Steam Rolled Barley always on hand. I PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS Iaaaaaaaj W WW VWW W. 8. BYERS, Proprietor. a-e- Bingham Springs THE POPl tAR niit'E MOUNTAIN RESORT llliighuin Springs Hotel, beautifully located in t l heart of the Blue Mountains. The Umatilla river flows past the hotel, making an Ideal place for the lover of trf ut fishing. On all sides rise the tree-clad mountains, making Bingham Springs one of the coolest and most restful resort in Oregon. The hotol malntilns its own herd of cows, furnishing an bundance of milk and cream for its guostB. Our garden furnishes an abundance of fresh vegetables for the table. V spare no pains to add to the comfort or pleasure of our guests. Our swimming pool Is one of our most popular features. Rates, 12.00 and tS.SO a day. $10.00 a weeU for one, or $25.00 for two. Table board, $8.00 a week to campers. Camping privileges (1.50 each per week. This Includes all prlvlleg s of the grounds, including the use of the swimming pool. Address, M. E. FOLEY, Bingham Springs. Gibbon Postofflce, Ore. "STOP IT" Do not continue to p rent for the balance of your life, but bu and build a place of your own. We will sell you property in any part of the city, or will loan you the money to build, on the monthly Instul ent plan. Frank B. Clopton & Co. 112 EAST COURT ST. ' '