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Especwlly was the
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j, o. Hales U here today trom AJ
m, having brought the ballot box
down.
. Larsen of Juniper, U a business
visitor today.
E. Ti. Cox of Athena, Is a business
visitor In the city today. .
.SIl?s Ella Bott of Helix, Is among
Pndli'ton visitors today.
Mrs. John Gieas of Adams. Is In
the city today upon a brief visit
u. n Vfiwnnrt of Hermlston, Is
trnsactlng business In the city today,
O. M. Morrlaon and wife of Adams
are among rbndleton visitors today,
Mrs. Fred Kerahaw of Athena, was
lit the cltv today upon a brief visit
'Attorney S. F. Wilson of Athena
was transacting business In the' city
tqriny
JDr. E. It .Todd and O. Marquis of
Ailnms are among Pendleton visitors
today,
Zoeth Houser Is In the city today
from his Butter creek Tanch on a bus
iness trip. ' . '.
.'Mrs. Tompkins and . .daughter . of
Athena, were among " coui.tr... seat
visitors today.
. J. Ballon of Sumpter, Is a guest of
the Golden Rule while In the city
for a few, days,
V. to."Co8tuma, representative of
the Colombia Lam" company, went to
Echo this morning. - "
Tir: S. M. Strochccker came - up
from Hermlston last .evening upon A
brief visit In the city.' J
' Pr.F, A.,-Lleuallen came down
from Adams this morning upon A
brief visit In the city." v -
. Prof. A.C. Hampton, principal of
the high school, left , today-for The
Dalles to , visit .ove$ Sunday,
' ' Attorney W. Davidson of Boise,
a friend of Montle B. Owlnn,' Is fn the
olty today on a brief "buslneM trip.
J. D. Sinter," a well known attorney
and former mayor of-Ia Grnnde.'le
In the city today on tt business trip.
- Mrs.: As- B,. Thomson. of the But
tcr. Ct-erk country, Is In the city visit
Jug with re'lntlve's' tot a' hoVt Hme:'
. B, Jensen, the well Jinown livestock
Insurance -agent ,left!tod$y for Day
"ton, Wnsh.,i foe 4 KW dys buslnesj
.visit.
t D.. C.i Brownell of , Umatilla, came
-up, to, the, pity this morning, having
Drought In the ballot box rrom that
precinct.
U. N., Stanficld. cashier, of the Bank
of Echo, accompanied by,hls(wlfe,
cntne up last evening ' upon "ft brief
.visit In the city. .,, , . .. .. ..
, . Miss -Mamie Rtppey, who Is teach
ing In "the E'e1io 'pu1iTlo "schools' Came
up last "evening to spend Eastef With
relatives In. the city. .. .... :,
E. H. Clnrk, the pioneer . wool
buyer, Is seriously 111 at ills rooms ht
Hotel Bowman. He hns been confin
ed to his bed for several Mays.
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John P. Wilbur of the "Union. Wool
en nillls, accompanied- by his daugh
ters lr a guest of the St. 'George whUe
In the city for a few day on 'business.
M. O. Hope of Mnlhrur, who came
down to-- attend he academy . debate
here .lAst. evening, In J which hlr' son
wns lender for tho Tulntln team, left
this evening for his home nt Vale.-
k"'rri. M"it)iiToon fflrny yetefdsy
shipped the Moon household goods to
Pendleton, where Mr. Moon and Mrs.
Carney will spend the summer. Mr.
Cnrney expects to have a run on tho
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Tacoma-Ellensburg division - next
winter. La Grande Star. : ,
If. "A. Clemens, editor of the PJlot
Hock News, Is in the city today on a
business trip. The News has madi
nmny friends during JU brief exis
tence and Mr. Clemens Is well pleas-
ed with the location and expects an
extremely prosperous year In that sec
tion of tho county. ', .
W. It. Blankenshlp of Ukiah. Is a
guest of the Golden Rule today while
In tho city on a business and trad
ing trip. He attended trie debate be
tween Pendleton and Tualltln acade
mies last evening In' which his son,
Russell Blankenshlp, was leader, for
Pendleton academy. ' " :
ELLIS NOMINATED.
(Continued from page 1.) L
saved the necessity of running against
a republican opponent . - . .
Today the ballot boxes have been
arriving slowly at the olerk'a office
and it seems doubtful If all will be In.
by evening. However, County" Clerk
Sallng says that the " official count
will commence as soon as all are' In
and It is possible that Sunday-will' be
devoted to that, work. Justice Joe
Parkes and Justice B. B. Richards of
Afhena, will assist in making he
canvass. x
A I', Uuddock" precinct no election
wan heril yesterday because the elec
tion clerks failed to appear. the
three Judges were the only parties to
taut In appearance and consequently
the ballot .box. was returned . today
without having been opened.
lloldnuui. ' , "
For United States Senator
n. Mr Cake,"10; C. W. Fulton, 11.
For . Representative In Congress
W. R. Ellis, 17; T. T. Geer, 3; Geo.
Shepherd, 8. i- i
For Representative for Umatilla" Co.
' C.' A.' Barrett, '17; L. L. Mann, 10;
C. W. Steen, 6.
For Recorder of Conveyances
F. W. Hendley, 7: C. E. MacCom-
ber.-. '.:, ,., : ".
For Coroner , ;, , ' ' . ' . .'. ,! ' .
Ralph Folsom, -10: C.'W.. Wall,' 12.
For. County Commissioner- -i-jit
The school boys f Washington are
looking forward to the Easter week
tournament which "' will be the firjt
held In this city where school bojs
will shoot with military rifles, says
a. Washington lettor. , The movement
for school boy practice is spreading
rapidly throughout the country, hay-
ng been' greatly , stimulated by the
success which it has met in New York
city,' where It Is conducted under the
auspices of the public schools ath'l tlc
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Washington hns no such lnfluellco
or wealthy organization, but; the Nn-
tlonal.capltal Rifle and Revolver club,
wblph.lli ai organization composed f
lvillnn and military men In about
equal numbers, undertook the task
ii 1 nil Indications point to a moft
successful tournament. The school
boys fell In line and for some weeks
he officers of tho high school cadets,
which Is a crfl rps, have been re
ceiving Instructions and Imparting It
to their companies. ,- r
Ixirlnn JUiistei' Meek thore will be
mllvldual matches for the Junior
miirksmiiiishlp medal given by the Na-
tlnnnl "Rifle association, company, bat-
lllon and school team matches, c rui
ng with special matches for the of-
fleers. Tho war department and es-
peclally the National Bnnrd for the
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KA8T OKKGON1AN, PJCNDLBTTON,
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StbreliimTOied; from 9 o'clock
up to time of -going to press.
ladies' Suit Department
it ior: Monday
Successors to Teutsch's Department Store.
Joe Bailey, 3; A. IL Bunderman, 3;
Horace Walker, 17.
Yoakum.
For United States Senator
H. M. Cake, 8; C. W. Fulton, 3.
For Representative in Congress
V. It. Ellis. 7: T. T, Geer,
George s Shepherd, 2
Representatives from Umatilla, Co.
C. A. Barrett, 6; L. L. Mann, ;
Claud Steen, .
For Recorder
F. W. Hendley, 6; C. E. MaoCom-
bcr. 6.
For Coroner
Ralph Folsom, 5; Charles Wall, 6.
For County Commissioner
Bailey. 5; A. H. iSunderman,
Horace Walker, 4. .
GUliland.
For United States Senator
H. M. Cake, 4; C. W. Fulton, 7.
For Representative in Congress
W. R. Ellis, 8; T. T. Geer,
George 8. Shepherd, 3.
Representatives from Umatilla Co.
C. R. Barrett, 6; L. L. Mann, 5; C.
W. Steen, 6. ,
For Recorder .
F. WD. Hendley, 8; C. E. MacCom.
ber, 1. .
For Coronet
Ra!ph Folson, 7; C. W. Wall, 3.
For County Commissioner
Jou B.tilcy. 2; A. H. Sunder man, 1
Horace Walker,. 7. '
,, Early, Morning Returns.
Portland. April 18. With but
third of the vote of the state counted
and returns coming In slowly, H. M,
Cake apparently leads Fulton by
majority of 2&00 at noon. Cake's
majority in Multnomah county will
be a little over 3000 and the returns
from all over the state outside of
Multnomah Indicate that his major
ity at the present time is about 1500,
Fulton's lead Jn Lane and Clatsop
cut Cake's majority, but at 6 o'clock
thli' morning Judge Cake stated that
the returns from districts outside of
Multnomah were more satisfactory
than he had expected.
Statement No. 1 has apparently
carried and will probably control the
state--legislature. .The.e.i)tire Mult
noma county delegation will be for
statement. Nd. .! J." Z-TT'ck J
Promotion of Rifle Practice, is heart
ily seconding the movement.
General Wm. P. Hall and Captain
F. N. Slnydon of the board, will be
In attendance "and General Oliver,
president or the' board and' assistant
secretary of' war,' will present tho
medals arid prizes. The National iiifle
association ' will bo represented by
Lleufenant Albert S. Jones, its secre
tary, who did so much toward mak
ing the New York tournament a suc
cess. ': , -
Captal'ri ghei'ldan Ferree of this
city, the well known " expert " pistol
shot, president of the club, will bo
tho executive ofjlcer, assisted by Col
onel E. J. Plmmlok who is known to
till lending riflemen. In addition to
providing the marksmen, the cadets
will also furnish officers for range
officers, scorers, markers, : etc., and
will thus obtain not only Instruction
In shooting, but In the actual conduct
of real military rifle matches. ,
Each of the ammunition companies
and several of the arms companies
will have their experts in attendance
and the tournnment Is expected to at
tract, wide attention. .. The, wnr de
partment hns loaned -n. number of
tho new Sprlngflelds. fitted with 23
barrels, but other 22 military rifles
may be used. The matches will last
the entire week.
RIFLE PRACTICE
OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 18,
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A Bare
furnishings and ' the greatest assort
ment of 5c, 10c and 1 5c notions, in
::. ;: the city. - . , ; f
205 East Court Street Opera House Block
City Brevities
Ice cream at Hohbaoh's.
White Havlland China at Demott's.
All kinds of good dry wood. See
Mlnma
See Mlnnls for good, dry wood that
burns. Lota of It on band.
Wanted To . rent cottage of sevea
or eight rooms. Inquire thto offloe.
Pressed chickens every day at
Stark Poultry Hous. 'Phone black
3791. . . :.
Singer Sewing Machines sold or
rented. See Hensley, 126 W. Court
street. . r- i
Lost Small gold ' double strand
watch chain. Finder return 'this of
fice. Reward. "'
All kinds of transfer work tone
promptly. Stansberry St Milne,
Phone Main 5. ,
New supply of Merry Widow sail
ors, all oolora and prices, Just receiv
ed at Campbell's millinery.
Early! rose, late rose, ' early Ohio,
white Umatilla and American wonder
seed potatoes at Demott's.'
Wizard Lawn Mowers excel. Our
prices are right. Goodman Hardware
Co. ' See our line of lawn hose.
Don't forget the old shoemaker
when you need shoes, as he has the
best. A. Eklund. Court street
$50 will buy an Eldrldge rotary
sewing machine at Goodman Hard
ware Co.'s. . This machine Is equip
ped with ball bearing stand, light run
ning, mission oak mirror . finish.
Guaranteed for 10 years.
lilKle Show Shop.
There-was a change ,of moving pic
tures at the Eagle show shop today,
new, beautiful and up to date. This
Program will continue over ., until
Monday, when there will be another
excellent chansv. Among the new
pictures are "The Incendiary , Fire
man," a fire scene which is beauti
fully colored, ami especially beauti
ful. "The Unknown , Talent," "Sail
or's Practical Joke," and the Illus
trated song, "Dreaming."
After soelng a theatrical perform-
nre tho kaiser often jroes behind the
Hoenes and chats with the players.
Winning our spurs Is not a matter
of luck.
1008.
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well patronized
Mrgasis
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ain House
Clothing, Shoes, Ladies and' Gents
AFTER If MILLER
FORMER GAMBLER 'TAKEN
UPON THREE CILRGES.
Returned to Vote m Primary Election
and Met With Three Long-Stamling
Warranta Plead Not Guilty
Through Attorney Will Bo Tried
April 81 Admitted Guilt In Po
lice Court.
Sam Miller, former Pendleton gam
bler and who. came back, to vote yes
terday, , was arrested this morning
upon three gambling charges that
have been pending against him since
tast fall. - - .
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Col. J.
H. Raley ' appeared In' ttie .circuit
court In behalf, of Miller and entered
pleas of not guUty to ' all three
charges. April' 21 was then set as the
date for trial.
Until last fall Miller maintained
quarters over the State saloon and he
was arrested upon threii gambling
charges by the police. When brought
before the police court he plead guil
ty and was fined. Later John Mc
Court, hctlng' district attorney," filed.
similar charges against- him In the
circuit court. .. However, Miller left
town before the papers were served
fobDflatte
K0EW
THE DRUG STORE THAT
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upon him and he was never found
by the feheriff. -
Yesterday Miller returned to the
city to cast a vote In the primary
election and this morning the long
standing warrants were dug uuj
against him.
Happy wedded life is the result of
marrying our opposltes. It doesn't
do to be too evenly matched. . , -f'
It is difficult for most of us to be
lieve that other people are as good as
they think they are.
WE WILL BUT YOUR ' j
Your Gold and Silver
and pay you the highest
cash price for it ; '
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If you have an old piece
of Jewelry , which is not
doing you a n y service
bring it to us and we will
make it over for you at a
very small cost.
Louis Hunziker
Je-ivckr and Optician.
733 Main St.
D(se
SERVES YOU BEST.
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