DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OltKtiOX. TIll'IISDAY. Jl'XE 28. 1008.
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TUtXKItS WERE ONCE AH-
RESTED AT TIIOKN HOLLOW.
EIGHT PAGES.
COUNTERFEITERS
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RUSTLERS
Women and Children's
Shoes s. Oxfords
PRICES FOR.
Friday and
Saturday
Women's $3.00 vlcl kid Shoes, at, pair
Women's $3.60 vlcl kid Oxfords at, pair
Children's $2.50 kid Oxfords at, Pllr
Women $4.00 patent leather Oxfords at, pair
Children's $2.50 Dress Shoes at
Women's $5.00 dress Shoes at, pair
Boys' $3.50 dress Shoes at
Boys' $2.50 dress Shoes at
$2,50
$3.00
$2.00
$3.50
$1.75
$4.00
$2.50
- $2.00
Men's $3.50 Shoes at, per pair $2.95
Men's $4.50 Oxfords, per pair $3.50
Elmer and Al Turner Arrested Yes
terday at Welner for CounterfHtinjr
Were Momlwrs of Cattle "Rustling"
Gnnic Arretted by Indian Police at
Thorn Hollow In 1891 Elmer IlU
Continued to Operate With Rustling
Gang It Is Suspected.
Women and Children's
r iir 9 i ri u
Satisfactory HosieryiUUr VYOITien S ailU CllllUren 5
ReadytoWear Department
When buying Hosiery here you may
feel secure no guesswork about It
you are getting absolutely the very
best This hosiery business of ours
has ben built on satisfaction in wear,
and price, and what Is more. It's con
stantly growing In volume and service
During June we are making special
low prices on cool, serviceable hosiery,
and offer some remarkable values on
good hosiery of the desirable. Peoples
Warehouse kind
Women's black Uaco Hose, regular
S5o varus, now 25C
Women's gauze tan hose regular
!Eo values, -now 25c
Women's white lisle hose, regular
75c values, now 50C
Women's black lisle hose, regular
EOo values, now
Is the largest and most complete of
Its kind In the northwest. No
where can one find more compre
hensive showing of late, stylish,
ready-to-wear garment. The prices
we are now making demand the at
tentlon of everyone who would make
a saving.
tucks and lace Insertion, and made
extra full and wide A very stylish
lt for
Sheer white lawn Suit, trimmed
with lace and embroidery Insertion, and well made
with plbow or long sleeves, open Fine Muslin Skirts,
Tailor-made suit of fine linen is
sure to excite admiration. It is ex
ceptionally smart and nobby. The
bolero effect waist Is box-plalted
throughout, and trimmed with
handsome nnnllnue trlmmlnff.
Skirt is circular effect, trimmed
large variety of styles: prices ranging
$1.35 $6.90
White Cambric Skirts, deep flounce
with fluster of fine tucks, very full
$1.35
India Linen
back. Skirt extra full and wide and
beautifully trimmed with Insertion
and tucks. An extra good buy
kt SIO Oft and 10 t
Fine Lawn Suits, well made with
wxtra full wide skirts, trimmed wtthjcluster of fine tucks between the rows
flonnce and hemstitched dust ruffle
wltn four rows of Valenciennes Inser
tion, lace edge on flounce, tor
$2.25
Similar to above with additional
cluster of tucks and some with em
broidery Insertion. Skirt well worthrfor
of Valenciennes Insertion,
Women's black drop stitch and In-,.,, ilnnds of fine applique to match
j$8.00: our price $5.00!
very full.
$2.50
Summer Underwear
Underpriced
Ladles' sleeveless Vests, 15c qual
iy at iOr
Ladles' sleeveless Vests, 20c. qual
ity at 1 5.
Ladles' sleeveless Vests, 25c qual
ity at orjp
Ladies' lace trimmed, knee length
Pants, extra 35c values OJXr.
Gauze Union Suits, umbrella knee
extra $1.00 values, each 65C
Gauze Union Suits, umbrella
knee, extra $1.25 values . ..$1 Of)
Mercerized Silk Vests, extra 75c
values, in pink, cream and blue, at
each J50r
Elmer and Al Turner, who were ar
rested as part of the counterfeiting
gang at Weiser, yesterday, have had
checkered criminal career In east
ern Oregon and Idaho.
They were members of the cattle
rustling gang which was arrested by
Umatilla Indian police In 1894, at
Thorn Hollow, while driving 50 head
of stolen cattle from Union county to
Weston for delivery to a purchaser.
The rustling gang comprised Elmer
and Al Turner, Clarence and Alf Pres-
cott and Wayne Fisher, all sons of
highly respected pioneers of Union
county. After their release from the
penitentiary where they served terms
of one to three years, Al Turner,.
Wayne Fisher and Clarence Prescott
settled down and became well re
spected In the community again. Alf
Prescott went to Alaska and Is yet
there. Elmer Turner continued ti
be suspected of cattle and horse
rustling and has continually operated!
In a mysterious manner In the Snake
river district between Lower Powder
valley and Weiser.
James H. Turner, father of the
Turner boys, is on" of the oldest anil
most respected citizens of Union
county. He has resided for about 40
years in Big creek near Medical
Springs, 20 miles east of Union. He
Is well-to-do. but has spent a small
fortune In defending his boys In court.
He is e horse and cattle raiser and
has always borne the highest reputa
tion. The arrest of Elmer Turner for
complicity In the counterfeiting Is not
a surprise to officials who have water
ed his actions for several years, bat
It Is a surprise to many that Al Tur
ner should be Implicated. He ha
conducted a farm and raised stoclt
with considerable success and It was
thought had entirely quit all question
able work.
The horse rustling gang to which It
Is thought Elmer Turner belongs, la
one of the most successful and skillful
that ever operated In eastern Oregon.
Members of the gang operate from
southern Umatilla and Grant county
across the entire width of eastern
Oregon into Idaho.
Hundreds of horses are stolen, ons
in a place. In this territory every year,
and yet few horse thieves are ever
caught. It Is thought the members
ride one at a time through tnis ter
ritory, and pick up a good horse here
and there, until a herd Is gathered
together, which is then crossed Into
grain hose; regular 66c and 76e values.i'Milcio
now, per pair 50C
Misses' tan hose, warranted stain
less, regular 35c value, now...
Extra Special. Women's fast black
cotton hose, regular ISo values, at 2
pairs for .. 25C
Children's extra quality of black
ribbed hose, regular 16c and 18c val
ues, al per pair 10C
Shirt Waist Suits, well made and n
Beautiful sheer linen Shirt Waistall colors and f-lzcs- prices rang"
Suit, wnlst trimmed In fine lnre nndlrrom B1 OVi to -ifVemDroiaery insertion set ai nean oi
Insertion with fancy tucked yoke ef
fect, either elbow or long sleeves:
skirt circular effect with tucks anil
lace Insertion. Exceptionally good
value at
In the Men's Dep't.
Saturday after Six
Shaw Knit Box, 3 pair for 50C
60c Four-ln-hand Ties. .HFC
Any straw Hat In the house except
Sailors, at half price.
15c Handkerchiefs, for 2"C
Any $1.50 Golf Shirt In the house will
Ko for $1.10
Our price
$19.50..
Handsome Lawn and Mercerised
Sklit of fine Cambric and Long
Cloth. 18-lnch flounce of eyelet em-
broidery and cluster of fine tucks
TMs Is the White Season and no1
.idy's wardrobe is complete without!
one or two white costumes and those
mtiin fine white petlcoats to be worn
JR'O Ofi'wlth them. Our line of Musllr. Un-
Flne sheer lingerie Cult, trimmed dervear Is choice and we are showing
with lace insertion and tucks, with beautiful line of fine cambric and
deep yoke effect of fine lace: skirt long cloth skirts, trimmed with Val
has two deep flounces trimmed with enolennes lace and Insertion, and a
'flounce; beautiful patterns. .$3. 75
Swell white Skirts of Long Cloth
with deep flounce of India Linen,
trimmed with two rows of Valencien
nes Insertion 4 Inches wide, and edg
ed with lace ruffles 5 inches deep,
clusters of fine tucks and deep hem
stitched dust ruffle underneath; gol
at s.i.nn
The Peoples Warehouse
WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE
SAVE YOUR COUPONS
Pure Groceries
A GROCERY STORE where pure
food, correct weights and measures,
lowness of prices and prompt deliv
eries Insures a constant Increase In
sales.
16 lhs best granulated sugar $1.00
The best Coffee on earth, "Republic,"
at, per lb 25(
The best country butter, at per roll
45c
18 lbs small white beans .$!, 00
Best syrup, per gallon 50c
3 boxes toothpicks for 1 Of
Bine Label Ketchup, bottle 25C
Pure Rolled Oats, per lb jg
Best Pure Olive OH, per qt 85C
Fresh sardines, 3 cans for .... OJSf.
Idaho and sold.
YELLOWSTONE SPECIAL.
O. K. & X. Will Run Train for Win
ners of Oregontan Contest.
The O. R. & N. will run a train of
coaches from Portland to the Yellow
stone park for the excursion of the
Oregonlan, which is sending a party
of 38 Oregon and Washington girls tar
the park on an outing.
The train will leave Portland at 1?.
a. m. on Saturday, July 7, and arrfvrf
here at 2:25 p. m. There will be 38
girls In the party beside a number of
Portland people who will take advan
tage of the excursion to see the park.
The train will run direct to Salt Lake
City first, and after remaining there
one day will return to the park. A
portion of the distance will be made
by stage.
A round trip rate of $75 has been
made from Pendleton and Spokane.
From Portland the round trip rate
will be $94.
A regular schedule has been ar
ranged for the train and a time Is
given for each station on the route.
.
Pretty
Paper Poorly
Hunk
You are particular about oar
ing nlie wall paper.
But are you particular about
It being well hungT
The best wall paper, If poor-
ly put on the wall, will never
satisfy you.
Come here and seleot a pat
tern and let us hang It fo you
you will then knew you have
th best results obtainable.
Pendleton Paint Store
Ed. Murph" Prop.'
121 Court
WI1.W HORSE 'PHONE LINE.
Atliena to exnire Better Communica
tion With Rural Districts.
The Athena Press gives the follow- ,
Ing review of telephone extensions In
that locality:
The Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph people are after the rural
telephone business of this locality.
The company now has J. H. Craghead
In Its employ for that purpose, and
Mr. Craghead has been successful In
soliciting a sufficient number of pat
rons to Insure the Installation of a
new line up Wild Horse creek, through
Eagle Hollow to the head of Thorn
Hollow.
The names of the patrons he has
secured for this line to date Include
Mrs. Isabella Tavlor. J. E. Schrlmpscr,
James Bell, R. Coppock, Fred Pinker
ton, Louis Rergevln and Louis L'a
brasche, and he has promises of others
who will Install telephones.
The project as launched by the
long d'stance telephone company, has
been talked of before and has been
expected for some time. In other
localities the big company has taken
over or connected with the rural lines
In Its territory. The rural systems op
erated in and out of Athena are among
the best In the northwest. First-class
material was used In the construction
of tho different lines and long since,
many of the barb wire lines gave way
to the better service of "high line"
construction.
The rural system In this vicinity ts
yet Intact and remains In the posses
sion of the farmers and business men
who first Installed It, and It Is a ques
tion whether the big company will be
able to secure control, although It Is
understood that the company would
like to do so. The new district which
will be canvassed by the new service
at the present time Is without tele
phone convenience.
Aside from this and the scope of
country on the reservation, south and
southwest from town, the territory ad
jacent to Athena Is well equipped with
telephone service, so the company,
unless It can secure this service, will
be confined to the Wild Horse line and
the proposed southwest line on the
reservation. Mr. Craghead considers
the prospects favorable for the In
stallation of the lines southwest of
town.
The company charges $25 to Install
each 'phone. This Includes placing
the poles, stringing the wire, connect
ing at the central office In Athena, etc.
The charge for central office service
is placed at 26 cents per month, or $3
per year. Work of constructing the
Wild Horse line will commence at
once.
You cannot Induce a lower animal
to eat heartily when not feeling well.
The stomach, once overworked, must
have rest tho same as your feet or
eyes. You don't have to starve to rest
your stomach. KODOL FOR DYS
PEPSIA takes up the work for your
stomach, digests what you eat and
gives It a rest. Puts it back in con
dition again. Tou can't feel good
with a disordered stomach. Try Ko
dol. Sold by Tallman & Co.
At Sandon, B. C, a small boy play
ing with matches, rtarted a fire which
destroyed 15 houses despite utmost
exertions of the firemen and citizens.
The Canadian Pacific will build a
bridge one mile long and 300 feet
above the water level, near Leth
bridge, Albertn, across the Belly
fiver.
If you see It In the East Oregonlan
its true.
At Peoria, 111., Mrs. Mary Mc-Kln-ney,
of Aledo, was found guilty of tor
turing SUIla Grady, aged 18, who was
committed to her care by tho Child
ren's Home Finding society of Peoria.
She was sentenced to 18 months in
the penitentiary
Thousands annually bear witness to
the lfflclency of Early Risers. These
pleasant, reliable little pills have long
borne a reputation second to none as
a laxative and cathartic. They are as
staple as bread in millions of homes.
Pleasant but effective. Will prompt
ly relieve constipation without grip
ing. Sold by Tallman ft Co.
Notice to Contractors.
Bids are solicited for the building of
a bridge across the Walla Walla river
at Milton, Oregon. Bids will be re
ceived at the recorder's office until
8 p. m., July 2. 1906, the city reserv
ing the privilege of rejecting any or
all bids. Specifications can be seen
at my office June 19, 80 and July 2,
Certified check for 10 per cent of the
amount of bid must accompany same.
W. R. CRAIG,
Recorder City of Milton.
If you will make Inquiry It will be
a revelation to you how many suc
cumb to kidney or bladder troubles
In one form or another. If the pa
tient Is not beyond medical aid, Fo
ley's Kidney Cure will cure. It never
disappoints. Koeppens" drug store..
2000 HOPPICKERS.
Willamette Furnishes Work for Large
Number of People.
Within the next two months, thero
wlll be within a radius of 12 or IS
miles of Willamette valley country
tributary to Salem, at least 20.000'
people living In tents and engaged Ini
picking hops, says the Salem Journal.
In reality It will be a city of busy
people, and preparations for this work
are already well under way.
Notwithstanding the prevailing tow
prices of hops and the losses that wera
sustained by some of the growers last
year, the amount of capital invested
in the Industry is so enormous that
every effort will be used to facilitate
the harvesting of the crop.
There was a scarcity of pickers last
year throughout the entire season.
This was so extensive that some of the
hops were Injured before they wers
gathered. The growers will use every
means In their power to prevent thls
from recurring. Many of the grow
ers are already engaging help and
when the season begins will have all
the pickers engaged and camping In
tents on the grounds. Good prices
will prevail and many things will be
done to make the hnpplckers have not
only all tho comforts, but most of
the so-called luxuries of life.
Read the East Oregonlan.
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