East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 25, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX. PAILT EAST OREGOMAV, FENbLETOJf, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1906. EIGHT PAGES. BRIEF RECORD OF COUNTY EVENTS Special NOTES OF UUIA PROP. MDOXAI.D HAS BEEN CHOSEN PRINCIPAL. Recent Arrivals Prom Spokane Will Reside Here Permanently Rapid Pnifn-cs Made on tiie Hoyd Build ing Another Snitch and Other Railroad Improvements Moans' Hall Will Be Seated Fourth of July Will Be Celebrated In the dwitzlcr Grove, North Side of the ColnmMa. Vmatllla. Ore., June 25. Yesterday was the hottest dav o( the year, so far. Engineer Holm Is not well. He Is threatened with fever. Mrs. E. S. Davis came home from The Dalles yesterday. Miss Ruth Davison Is in the hospital at Pendleton, ill witn typhoid fever. Miss Johnson, daughter of Rev. Lnvl Johnson, of Pendleton, arrived todav to spend the summer with Mrs. Frank Warren. Miss Myrtle Churchill came over from Enterprise to visit her mother. Mrs. B. R. Lnph.im. School Principal Clioon. Prof. Kyle McDonald has been re elected for the next year's school, which begins the first Monday in Sep. tember. Another teacher may be se cured if a room can be had for the rurpose. Mrs. W. S. Harris and daughter Hare! arrived In town yesterday from Spokane. They will live on their homestead across the river. The hammer and saw are kept busy on the Boyd building. The entrance is being made in the corner of the building. arid a sidewalk will be con ducted leading north to J. H. Pond Son's store. Many Rnilrond Improvement.. Contractors are here preparing to commence grading lor another switch In the yard to be used for storage track. Work will soon commence on the new roundhouse. Two switch en gines are kept busy now, and another hostler has bee nadded to the round house force. Foreman Bergh is a very busy man Just now. Assistant Superintendent William Connolly, of the O. R. & X. comnanv. Is making this place his headquarters at present. J. W. Lennox is In Portland this week. The Umatilla Social club Is contem plating pitting chairs In the Means' Hall to facilitate In making a com fortable place for entertainments, shows, etc. Will Celebrate the Fourth. Mr. Frank Warren hat offered the use of the Swltxler grove, on the north bank for a Fourth of July pic nic, and arrangement are being made for a good old-fashioned time. A free basket dinner will be served and an Impromptu program rendered and sports galore. A special rate of 25 cents for the round trip on the gaso line launch has been made and evry one is cordially Invited to attend. ECHO NEWS NOTES ROAD PETITIONS SENT IN TO THE COCNTY COl'RT. ItiHid Problems Involved by Ditch Operations Harvesting Will Begin in a Couple of Weeks Shipment of Put Cuttle Free Heading Room Is Proving a Decided Success Work lias ilc?run on the New Warehouse "Phone I.lnc From Echo to Re clumulloii Headquarters. Echo, June 23. The grain harvest will commence In about two weeks, and the farmers are all busy getting their machinery ready to gather the crop, which promises to be good. Sev eral combined harvesters will operate here this season. Fred Sanger, section foreman t Foster, has exchanged sections with D. D. Conner at Qulnton, a station IB miles below Arlington on the Colum bia river. Mr. Conner wanted to give his children the benefit of a school so induced Mr. Sanger to make the exchange with him. H. H. Williams has taken his com bined harvester to the Sloan place on Butter creek, he having engaged some 1200 acres there for cutting this season. A force of men Is repairing the damage to the creamery foundation caused by the high water of a couple of weeks ago. It will be necessary to replace the entire foundation wall next to the river. The building itself and the machinery suffered no dam age. Several road petitions from this dis trict have been presented to the coun ty court and will be acted on by that body shortly. As so much of the land here will soon be reclaimed by irriga tion, the people feel that it will be to the advantage of all to have neves sary roads established as soon as pos sible, as it can now be done with very little cost to the conuty. The land Is becoming more valuable every day, and if the roads are established before the ditches are built, those putting In the ditches will have to build bridges wherever they cross the county roads. If the ditches 'are built first, the coun ty would have to build and pay for the bridges. John Shaw shipped a carload of fat cattle to Portland Saturday. They were bought from Fred Andrews on the Meadows. Mrs. Charles Miller arrived In Echo Saturday from Portland t ovlslt her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Koontx. R. R. Johnson, attorney for the Water Users' association, has gone to Portland on a brief visit. O. P. Morton, of the legal depart ment of the reclamation service, who has been absent attending to legal matters In connection with the Oka nogan project for several weeks, is expected back In Echo shortly. The free reading room in Echo is proving quite a success. It Is supplied with all the late dally papers and magazines, and many are availing themselves of the opportunity to pass Koontz kindly donated the use of the Koontb kindly donated the use of the building free. A force of men Is framing the tim bers for the new warehouse to be built nt' Echo by Balfour Guthrie Co. Three carloads of heavy stuff have arrived, and more will follow shortly. Owing to objections raised on account of one corner of the building being in the street, it will be built a few feet north of the first site selected. Satisfactory progress Is being made by the Butter Creek Telephone com pany with the new line they are building from Echo to the government reservoir site. Several miles of poles have been raised, and they expect to be ready to string the wires In a short time. s PENDLETON PHOTOGRAPHER IN SERIOUS TROUBLE. Cliargcd With Extorting; Money From a Spokane Man Tliroiiglt Hypnotic Influence Caused Ilia Helpless Tool, N. W. Cook, to Bring Criminal Cliarges Against the Same Victim Cook Now in Jail, Charges Hauss ler With Criminal Intentions and With Having Most Evil Influences Over Man. Coiidim Wool and Sheep Deals. There Is at the present time about a half million pounds of wool In the Condon warehouses and as much more is expected before the salesday on the 2Sth of this month. S. B. Barker & Armstrong Bros, shipped 4000 head of ewes to Ther mopolis, Wyo., last Saturday morn lug. Frank Armstrong, S. B. Barker, Austin Barker and Jack Campbell left on the same train. Condon Globe. Wallowa Hog Market. M. E. Hotchkiss drove 200 fat her from this county to Elgin the first of the week. E. L. Wiley also drove an other band of 750 head. Lostlne Democrat. A man who Is In perfect health, so he can do an honest day's work when necessary, has much for which he should be thankful. Mr. L. C. Rodg- ers. of Branchton, Pa., writes that he was not only unable to work, but he couldn't stqop over to tie his own shoes. Six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure made a new man of him. He says, "Success to Foley's Kidney Cure." Koeppens' drug store. HUM 4 Hn 1 1 n i n i m tH Hidaway 'Springs A Snrnmer Resort ' HIDAWAY SPRINGS is an Ideal Summer Resort! It Is easily accessi ble from Pendleton and other Umatilla county points, being only one day'i) drive from Pendleton. It has a splendid hot spring, which furnishes an ample amount of hot water for the commodious swimming pool. No matter how hot It is In Pendleton, Heppner or Walla Walla, you will find It cool and pleasant at Hidaway on account of the tall and stately trees on all sides, which give abundant shade. The lover of scenery will be gratified by the picturesque and beautiful environs of the springs. .The mountain air Is brisk and Invigorating, and the water cold and sparkling. A few weeks' re,st at this mountain resort will tone you up for your year's work. No need of bringing your groceries, as we have a store where we handle groceries and other supplies at reason able rates. ' We can supply campers with fresh vegetables, butter, eggs ,, and milk. , , 3 Hldawa is not only an Ideal resrt for those In search of rest, but it Is a pleasure resort par excellence. If you like to fish, our streams are teeming with trout. Hunting is good. You can take delightful rambles over the hills in search of the beautiful opals found here. If you like to dance you will enjoy our new ovtagonal pavilion we are bu.lding. Fine skating rink in connection. To those who do not wish to camp we sup ply board at $7 a week, which Includes all bathing privileges. No need of going a long ways off for your summer vacation when Hidaway Is almost at your doors. You will have a better time here and at less cost, than at many more' pretentious resorts. The regular stage starts on June 15th. Don't forget the Fourth of July celebration at Hidaway. . There wlir be an ola-fashloned barbecue and dance, with sports, on that day. Stage will leave the Golden Rule Hotel on the following dates for Hidaway Springs , June 26. 29, July 2,5, 8, 11. Fare : One Way $3.00i Round Trip Ticket $5.00 J. D. KIRK, Proprietor of Hidaway Springs 8 THE BIG EASTERN SHOW FIRST TIME HERE WILL EXHIBIT IN PENDLETON ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, June 27 Performances! 2 and 8 p. m. THE GREAT RUBS CM & Oft IE OSS S MO 17 S P. Haussler the absconding photog rapher, who left Pendleton between two days, owing numerous bills about town, some month ago, is In serious trouble. A mai named Normal W. Cook, is now in jail In Lewiston, Idaho, charged with a criminal con spiracy against a young man named Albert Fallen. Haussler and Cook, Cook claiming to be hypnotized by Haussler, charged Fallen with mur dering his foster father, Louis fallen, Haussler and Cook before this, extort ed a 1500 check from Fallen through hypnotic influence, and Haussler then caused Cook to make the charge against Fallen for the purpose of ex torting more money from him. After a coroner's Jury exonerated Fallen from any part In the murder of his foster father near Lewiston, Cook, who had made the charges against Fallen, was urrested on charge or criminal conspiracy. Haussler, who is now In Butte, has not yet been arrested. After Cook had been placed in jail on the conspiracy charge, he made the following statement of the case and of Haussler's influence over him: 'Get Haussler; get that man here. Let him be seen," saiti Cook. "Then let fair-minded, qualified physicians examine me. I have been the unfor tunate slave of a dangerous man. He Is the real criminal. I do not believe Albert killed old man Faller. I did accuse hlin of It, but he only laughed. Three times I started to the Jail here to see him when he was In his trou ble, but I could get no further than the court house gate. Haussler's In fluence held me there. Albert was my best friend. He never made a con fession to me. He laughed nt me. That matter is all due to 'Haussler. 'I have known Haussler for about a year. He is a photographer. He also holds a physician's diploma from a German college. He Is very refined in manners verry, very refined. He Is soft-like and persuasive and is kind. He enn mesmerize a woman by simply placing his hnnds at her chin and the back of the heud. This Is true. He has controlled other people than me. "He caused me to come to Butte and sell my furniture in Spokane when I had no reason to do so. By suggestion he caused me to turn my affections away from my wife. I worked for lja week In Butte and i gave u to mm. i aon t Know wny. He even took me to Anaconda and made me Impersonate his brother. He Is a dangerous man. They should bring him here on this case. "The Faller note I was advised to keep to protect me against any possi ble loss In business matters relative to the photograph gallery In which Al bert and I had been partners. It was Haussler who suggested that I place this note in the hands of an attorney for collection. "Later Haussler called me to Butte. The statements relative to the alleged confessions given me and Haussler were prepared In Butte. Langguth the Portland attorney, was present. I signed the matter under the Influence of Haussler. He said something about Albert making some statement to me and also one to him. That is my only recollection of the matter. "As the Saviour knows I came here to testify against Albert believing I was doing what was right. When I was arrested on this charge, I did not fulnt but I underwent the same feeling that I had twice before under gone when I was under Haussler's hypnotic or mesmeric Influence. am telling you the truth. I hope you can understand this matter. I hope physicians will examine me. All this will be strange to the public. I have sufficient sense to understand that but I want to repeat It is the truth I wish Haussler would be brought here." WORK WEAKENS THE KIDNEYS. Doan's Kidney Pills Have Done Great Service for People Who Work In Pendleton. Most Pendleton people work every day in some strained, unnatural po sitlon bending constantly over ' I desk riding on Jolting wagons or cars doing laborious housework; lift' ing. reaching or pulling, or trying the back In a hundred and one other way. AH these strains tend to wear, weaken and injure the kldneya until they fall behind In their work of filtering the poisons from the blood. Doan's Kid' ney Pills cure sick kidneys, put new strength in bad backs. Pendleton cures prove it F. A. Morris, retired, who lives on Park avenue, and Is well known to Pendleton people, says: "I was troub led with my kidneys off and on for three years. In early days, I had worked in a shirt factory In Rock- ford, 111., standing all day at a bench and later on I became a motortnan on an electric car. That, too, kept me on my feet all day and aggravated my cemplaint, If It did not start it It annoyed me through the day more than at any other time. I finally got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Pendleton Drug company's store and used them. They cured me. I have not had even the slightest at tack of backache for five years, nor have I used any pills since I stopped the treatment lost October." For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and 350 Educated Animals 350 QREOORV'S ROYAL ITALIAN BAND 20 FUNNY CLOWNS 20 Enormous Troupes scores Waterproof Tents of Acrobats, of Gymnasts- Grand Free Street Parade Only Big Show Coming. One Ring; Two Elevated Platforms Seats For 5000 People. DON'T MISSTHE PARADE AT PENDLETON Wednesday, June 27 XtXw take no other.