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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1907)
PAOS TEST. DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATVRDAY, JUNE 29, MOT. FOURTEEN PAGES. Open For Business Who? The Empire Tea Co. AT OUR NEW LOCATION. 220 . Court St. WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Stoneware, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware, Craniteware HEADQUARTERS FOR Economy and Mason Jars. The Best of Coffees and Spices. COFFEE SERVED FREE TO ALL 220 E. COURT ST. Empire Tea & Crockery Co., Inc. Schmidt Bid. 'Phone Red S741. W. W. Campbell, lift. SIGNS SHOW CARDS Bad Atkinson - Corner Main and Alts St. Tel. Red 1861. TURNER WILL UPIIELP BY BEAN Smith Must Dourer Grain RegardU of Advance in Price. Two Important decree, were given In the circuit court by Judge H. J. Bean this morning. By on. of them the will of the late Mr. Cynthia A. Turner was upheld, and In the other cut, that of El L. Smith versus the Interior Warehouse company, a de cree In favor of the company was lTM. 'I KIHAiai The Turner will case is one that has been fought out at length both In the county and circuit courts here. After a lengthy trial In the county court Judge' Gllllland ruled in favor of O. C. Turner and other, who were the beneficiaries under the will. The case was then appealed to the cir cuit court, and the case was argued very extensively br the attorney, two weeks ago. After having the matter under consideration for 10 days, dur ing which he perused 600 pages of the transcript testimony. Judge Bean gave his decree this morning. The suit of & U Smith versus the Interior Warehouse company, arose over the former's refusal to deliver all of a consignment of wheat sold the company at a stated price. By the terms of the deal with the com pany, Mr. Smith agreed to deliver 37,600 bushels of wheat at a fixed price, and later the amonnt of grain was increased by 10,000 sacks. Be fore delivery was made the price aovanced and Mr. Smith failed to de liver all of the amount sold. By his decree Judge Been held the obliga tion to be binding upon the seller, even though the price had advanced. The outcome of this case has been awaited with Interest by grain men, through the fact that such contro versies frequently arise, but until now there has never been a ruling upon the point. A motion for a new trial in the case of the First National bank of Pomeroy, Iowa, versus B. F. McCul- Ladies ! We have some real bargains In Hand Decorated China We must make room for a large line of chlnaware that will soon arrive, and to do so means the disposal of what we now have. To induce you to buy we are reducing prices. Our losa. your gain. See onr window for some of the snaps. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists. Patriotic Young America Can have its 4th of July requirements met in every essential. We have the hest stock of toy pistols, fire crackers, torpedoes and fiire works of all kinds. We carry the best quality of goods and our prices are as low as the lowest We have also a complete line of flags and decorations. Fraziers' Book Store lough and M. H. Gillette, was denied by Judge Bean. This case was tried out in the court during the spring and the Jury's verdict was In favor j of the defendants. OREGON'S FOREST RESERVES. Total of 13 IteticrvaUoiui With an Acreage of 16,463,535 Acres. Following Is an official list of the forest reserves In Oregon with their acreage and the date of their creation: Ashland. March 2. 1902, 170,800. Blue mountains, March 1, 1907, 3,- 603,920. Bull Run, June 2, 1892, 142,080. Cascade, March 2, 1902, S. 886, 840. Coqullle, March 2. 1907, 148,317. Fremont, ' September 17, 1906, . 1,- 235,720. Goose Lake, August 21, 1906, 630,- 000. Heppner, July 18, 1906. 292,176. Imnaha, March 1, 1907, 1,750,240. Siskiyou, March 1. 1907, 1,132,523. Tillamook, March 2, 1907, 175,618. Umpqua, March 2, 1907, 794,400. Wenahn, March 1, 1907, 494,942. Total, 16,403.635. , life STATE GAME LAW BADLY BUNGLED. (Continued from Page 1.) cades will be from August 15 to Oc tober 1. Section 2021 of the code, makes the season from August 1 to October 1, but the law was amended at the session of 1905, so that the sea son now opens on August 16. The) Doer Season. The deer law was also sudly shat tered during the last session of the legislature, and It is difficult to under stand. However, according to the dis trict attorney the open season will be as follows: n the counties of Coos, Curry. Grant, Harney, Malheur, Union, Umatilla and Wallowa, for bucks from August 16 to November 1; for does, from September 1 to November 1. In all other counties of the state the season for bucks lasts from July 15 to November 1, while that for does Is from September 1 to November 1. As Morrow county was not Includ ed with the other deer counties when the law was changed, deer hunting may be taken up in that county on July 15, a month earlier than In this- or Grant counties. COMMISSIONER A COWBOY. Omvaltl West Adopts Novel Method for Getting Information. Dressed as a cowboy and carrying a 'prod pole" on a cattle train through Willamette valley yesterday, Railroad Commissioner Oswald West broke the official record in Oregon for getting information at first hand. Complaints had been made by cat tie shippers against -the Southern Pa clflc railroad and as the complaints were somewhat vague, the commlS' sloner determined to get direct In formation as to the service and so West volunteered to make the trip. He accompanied a shipment of cattle from the upper end of Willamette valley into Portland and was not rec ognlzed by railroad men or officials. He will be prepared to furnish the commission absolute facts as to the service given cattle shipment, on the Southern Pacific FIRST TARGET PRACTICE. Company L Will Hold Shoot on Tutu. Ilia Range Tomorrow Morning. Tomorrow forenoon the members of company L will engage. In their first target practice since the' formation of the company. A rifle range has been secured on the Peter West place on Tutullla, and the company will march acress the hill in going to and coming from the practice. Under the regulations of the Ore gon national guard It Is required that each officer and enlisted man engage In a specified amount of target prac tice annually. Accordingly, all mem' bers of the company who can engage In the shoot tomorrow are ordered to report at the armory promptly at 9 o'clock In the morning. SUITS LIKE THIS PREPARE yourself for the 'Good Old Summer Time," while you can take advantage of our phe nomenal offers in Men's Clothing. We sell you Clothing Cheap not Cheap Clothing. 2 -Piece Regula ; suits $ 8 to 12 $10 to 20 Cheerful Bargains for Careful Buyers and the largest line in the city to select from. ROOSEVELT'S STORE Where You Trade to Save. BOYLEN WILL NOT RESIGN. I Retains) His Residence at Hay Creek, Crook County. Thomas Boylen, president of the state sheep commission, has written Secretary Smythe stating that though his family Is now In Denver tempo rarily he will continue his residence at Hay Creek, Crook county. Con sequently, there will be no necessity for his resigning from the sneep commission. Mr. Boylen Is the traveling representative of the Bald win Sheep & Land company or Hay Creek, and Is now engaged with that company as In the past. The prop osition of whether or not he should resign was a technical one among lo cal growers. At least, there is no de sire to see him quit the commission. HOT WEATHER doe. not affect Interest. It works just as hard for or again: you at (8 degree, as at 65 degree Bet Interest to work for you by deposit ing your surplu. fund, with us. We hav. several plan, by which w. will allow you a reasonable and conservative Interest If you have $6.00 or f 8000.00 tdl. fund, which you are not going to use for a whl), come 11 and talk It over with our cashier and see what w. can o tor you. Commercial National Bank Capital $50,000.00 Rescource $350,000.00 with Ppndtatnn Mairazlne. H. s. Swenson. who has been con nected with the Milton Eagle for some time. Is now editor of the In land Empire Magazine of this city and will hereafter have charge of the editorial management of tnat publication. The first number which was Issued by H. C. Willis, is now out and Is a very creditable numDer filled with reading matter and ad vertisements of Umatilla and Mor row counties. Every effort will be made to build up a permanent maga zine In this city. llnw from Montana. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fransham of Bozeman, Mont., are In the city for a few days, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Nlssen, while looking over the wheat belt of this county. Mr. Mm Vransham are making an extended tour of the northwest and after visiting here for a few aay. win go to Spokane. They were old ac quaintance, of Mr. and Mr.. Nlssen In Montana and are delighted with their visit to the city. Dog Killed by Automobile. This morning the little brown Span iel belonging to Charles Cunningham, was run over by Dr. Henderson', auto at the corner of Main and Alta streets and died immediately afterwards. The doctor was running along the street at a slow speed when the dog with sev eral others ran barking towards the machine. In some manner the Cun ningham deg tripped over a fellow ca nine and rolled directly under a wheel of the auto. Annual-Number a Beauty. The annual number of the Port land Commercial Review, published In Portland, ha just been Issued and Is a beautifully Illustrated and high ly Interesting number. It contain, a number of Illustration, from Umatil la county and give, eastern Oregon and Washington some excellent ad vertising. ' , ' t By a railroad collision at Cynwyd, Pa., Engineer Oliver Renert wa. kill ed, . SKATING RINK CONTEST. . One Candidate Has Passed the Two Thousand Mark. The following Is the standing today In the Crank skating rink contest: Mrs. A. B. May i 650 Clara Thompson 1 Gladys Almond 760 Fleda Parkcs ....2856 Pearl Hoch - Ruth Gibson 75 Mrs. L. H. Kohn 1560 it HnWpr ntv Fred Dlehl wa. ac miittpri nt the charge of stealing a check from a man named Payne while the latter was drunk. It aeveiopea that the check was turned over to Dlphl In payment of a gambling debt Some "If's" If you come our way, we will send overflowing value, your .way. If you leave a dollar with u. It la merely exchanging the money for Its equivalent In Jewelry certainties. What we give you will be a. sound and genuine as the money If you are a careful spender this store will appeal to you on the score of economy. If you are anxious to secure goods which aren't afraid Pf the closest scrutiny, this 1. a good place to come. It Is a good place to come for every reason that makes one store better than another. Glad to greet you at any time. Winslow Bros. Jewelers 817 Main Street DR. BLOSSER'S t CATARRH CURE I Is a safe, pleasant and sure cure for catarrh. Persona suffering with this distressing; disease should call on or wrlght to ; J. F. Carrier, 1802 W. Webb St., Pendleton, Ore. Local agent for till, famous remedy, and get sample package free. It josts you nothing to try It. Your Clothes Come From Us They'll ight eJR x i "Thats' The Idea." To know that your clothe are right In every detail, made right fit right. That la what you are mire to get If yon deal here. We are not selling; them at COST, but they are worth every cent you pay for them, or money back. - Mens' Shop MAX BAER'
