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DR. PRICE'S Wheat Flake Celery Food A perfect food from high-grade Wheat and Celery Infused. No sour stomach; no formation of gas; all indigestable matter removed. A Health and Strength Giver Not touched by human hands in its preparation, absolutely free. 1 5c, 2 packages for 25c Standard Grocery Co. Court St., Opp. Golden Rule Phone Mam 96 X RE DUE MID J Jfe M M luU mm i PENDLETON DIVIDES HOXOKS OX WALLA WALLA DLUIOND Lorliuor's Flayers Annex Saturday's Contest But Drop the Sunday Game Taliaferro Walks Four Men and Then Wins Aubln Goes In the Bos Sunday After Pitching Two Uantcs J'revious Day Dean ' Sum nroixM iu the Eighth. Played Lost Won P. C, La Grande Pendleton Walla Walla Baker City . ..6 ..6 ..6 ..6 Saturday's Gamed. La Grande, S; Baker City, 4. Pendleton, 9; Walla Walla, S. Portland, 4; Frisco, 3. (13 innings.) Los Angeles, 3; Oakland, 2. Seattle, 2; Vancouver, 1. Tacoma, 4. 2: Aberdeen, 2, 8. Sunday Games. La Grande, 2; Baker City, 1. Pendleton, 8; Walla Walla, 9. Portland, 2; Frisco, 1. Los Angeles, 7, 1; Oakland 1, 2. Tacoma, 3; Aberdeen 2. Seattle, 4; Vancouver 3, In the first two games of the sec ond series In the Inland Empire league Pendleton has divided even with Walla Walla on the latter's home grounds, Pendleton won Saturday's game by a good margin and lost Sunday's ex hibition by one run. Both teams have been strengthened and are playing good ball. Seven proved to be the traditional lucky number for Pendleton In Sat urday's game, fjr in the Inning ans wering to that numeral, five men In gray were sent across the plate, prac tically winning the game. Walla Walla had made two runs In the first canto and thereafter up to the seventh it was a shut out affair for both sides. After Pendleton's phenomenal spurt. Walla Walla also became industrious and added two. Both Taliaferro and Ehmk did good work In the box, though' the for mer was a little wild, walking four men in the course of the game. The superiority of Van Houten over Munson as a catcher was shown in the number of .stolen bases by each side, Pendleton getting 1 and Walla Walla but one. Pendleton would probably have won Sunday's game but for the fact that Aubln had pitched two games the day before. Lorlmer's team also suf fered when the ball was knocked out into the alfalfa field and lost. . The real trouble, however, was started in the sixth when five hits, one a homer, and two errors, netted Wal la Walla six runs. Then in the tenth with the bases full by a walk and two errors. Wells bunted for an out and then McAllis ter, the phenomenal short stop, made his third hit of the game, bringing' In the winning run. Aubln was injured in the eighth in ning and Dean was sent to the cen ter patch. The following Is the score by in nings and the summary of Saturday's game: 12345878 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 ' , Summary. Earned runs. Walla Walla. 2; Pen dleton, 7; three base hits, Conrad; first on balls, off Taliaferro, 4; off Ehmke, none; two base hits, McAllis ter, Burke; home run, Harmon; struck out, by Ehmke, 7; by Taliafer ro, 10;" double plays, Houston, Hous ton to Conrad; passed balls. Van Hou ten, 1; umpire, Blackman. Attend ance, 800. 1.000 .666 .333 .000 1 S IS 0 PENDLETON LOCALS LOSE IX GOOD GAME SUNDAY Wind and Dust Caue Many Errors, Hut OUierwlne. Amateurs Put L'p Good Exliibltion of National Sport Southpaw Tardlff Pitch Good GaiiHs, Striking Out IS Men Line up Will Ho Strengtltoncd. W. W. Pend. ,.0 9 R H E 05 5 4 39 12 2 COLDS The very hour a cold starts Is the time to check it. Don't wait it may become deep-seated and the cure wM be harder then. Every hour lost at the start may add days to your suf fering. Take F & S Cold Capsules Used In time they save all that night follow sickness, worry. penses. They never fail. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists. ATTOKNEYS DISBARRED. Washington Lawyers Swindle Old Sol diers or Their Widows. Washington. June 1. Six prominent Washington attorneys have been dis barred from practice In the depart ment of the Interior after today. It Is alleged that they sought out old soldiers or their widows to whom i land grants had not been issued and informed them that such land could be had on application. When the warrants were Issued the lawyers ad vised the holders that the land could be sold at a nominal figure. In most cases the veterans would agree, the land becoming the property of the lawyers, who sold It at a large profit. The lawyers discharged are Thomas R. Harney and Eugene E. Stevens, forming the firm of Milo B. Stevens & Co.; Harvey Spauldlng, Edwin W. Spauldlng and James H. Spauldlng, forming the firm of H. Spauldlng & Sons, and Edgar P. Goddls. Some men haven't so much push as a frog has In one hind leg. We sell tons of poor stuTf; but our name isn't on it Go by the name. fr trectr r.tirot yoir If j. (sal ft ScUUlof's Bests vt Mr Urn. Cm Condensed Report of the Commercial National Bank Rendered to Comptroller of Currency May 14, 1903. United States Depository Resources. United States bonds $.78,455.81 Bonds City of Pendleton 15,489.70 Loans and discounts 144,951.71 Overdrafts (secured) 1,767.65 Furniture and fixtures 7,058.48 Cash on hand and in banks 92,793.81 $340,611.06 liabilities. Capital stock $ 50,000.00 Undivided profits (net) 8,860.80 Circulation 50,000.00 Deposits United States t 26,000.60 Individual 207,1(0.76 IJJ.150.76 $640,511.06 Percent of reserve to Individual deposits over 44 per cent. Adams 8; Wonders 6. The Wonders went down to defeat before the fast ball team from Adams at the Matlock ball park yesterday afternoon. The game was full of er rors owing to the wind and dust which filled the eyes of both ball players and rooters pretty nearly all the time. Tardlff, the Pendleton southpaw, pitched a beautiful game, striking out 13 men and allowing the enemy only five safe hits. Wilson for the visitors also pitched a good game, but was batted pretty freely by the heavy hitters of the Wonders. The management of the Wonders has secured new men and their lineup will be pretty nearly twice as strong as it was yesterday. They will play the Echo team here next Sunday, The Lineup. Wonders Johnson, lb; Leonard, ; Goodman, cf.; Sturdivant, 2b; De- Ine, c; Mtnnlek. If; Meam, rf; Tar- dirr, p. Adams Spurgen, rf; Graves, ss; Marnsette, lb; Owens, 3b; Wilson, p; Wallcm, If; Lleuallen, cf; Lo Canse, c; Gample, 2b. RIVAL SQUAWS FIGHT FOR. FETE CORBETT Pete's Wife. RruiHed and Beaten, Sees Another Woman Drive Off With Her Brave. An episode that attracted almost a much interest as the circus Saturday evening was an Indian family quarrel that occurred on Court street during the afternoon between the wife of Peter Corbett, the gay Umatilla lo tharlo, and another squaw who sought to steal the affections of the dusky Pete. During the afternoon a fistic bat tle between the two squaws occurred on the streets and apparently Mrs. Corbett was not up to the pugilistic standard that would be expected of one bearing her husband's illustrious name. Following the fight the other woman lured the erring husband Into her buggy and headed towards the reservation. i 1 9TQ But not daunted by her first defeat Corbeits wife Jumped into her own buggy and headed off the runaways. Fortunately for the injured wife her team was the larger of the two and when the eloping couple would try to drive away she would turn across their pathway and block pro ceedings. Side by side and striking at each other with their buggy whips the two squaws drove down Court street to cottonwood and meanwhile the throng gathered. But at the corner of the street a mishap occurred that turned the tide of battle once more against the wife of Corbett The neckyoke of her buggy came unfastened and while she was thus handicapped the run away couple sped towards the reservation EXCURSION PLAXXED FOR STRAWBERRY DAY Scores Would Go Up from Pendleton If Train Run So Trip Could Be Made Same Day. This forenoon a movement was started here towards running a spe cial train to Milton June 4. Straw berry Day, and already a goodly num ber of tickets have been pledged. All those who wish to go to Milton for that day are asked to sign for tickets and thereby secure the train. Thursday will be Milton's gala day And from appearances, preparations are being made for a celebration that will eclipse the Strawberry festival of Inst spring. Aside from the strawberries a horse show will also be held the same day and the managers of, the meet prom ise to display the greatest collection of horses ever seen In Umatilla coun ty. Prizes are offered for the best animals In the different classes. This forenoon the special train sub scription paper was started and two or more seats were ordered by A. Alexander, T. C. Taylor, Leon Cohen and others. I.KWISTOX WILL PAVE. City Council Authorizes $200,000 Worth of Street Improvement A special from Lewlston says of the street paving Just ordered In that city: The matter of material to be used for paving the business streets . of Lewlston came up before the coun cil for final decision tonight and re sulted In the selection of treated wood blocks. The contract will involve the paving of Main street from the river to Thirteenth street and other strets In the buBlnes district. Fifty-five thousand yards of blocks will be used and the cost will be over $200,000. This paying contract will be the larg est awarded by any of the northwest cities this year, except North Yakima which is putting In 70,000 yards of brick. Called to Vancouver. L. A. Eddlngs of the firm of Sharon It Eddlngs, was called to Vancouver, Wash., today by the death of his brother-in-law, W. S. Sheeley. one of the oldest pioneers In that town. Mr. Sheeley had lived in Vancouver for about 40 years and was well known and highly respected. Mrs. Sheeley is a sister of Mr. Eddlngs. The Salem high school has won the undisputed high school baseball championship of the state. Their last victory was over the strong nine of the Columbia university. Suit Sale Unmaf cliably Roducot! All our Spring Suits at the Handsome Saving of HMf Price See Display in Big Window At Pendleton Cloak and Suit House Buy of us and it's allright PENROSE PLEADS FOB 00 M S ELOQUENT ADDRESS OX THE LIQUOR ISSUE President Penrose of Whitman Col lego Adtlreed Iarge Crowd on Court House Lawn Economic Side of Liquor Issue Lj Ably DU cn.el Almo Twice A Much Money Expended In the United States for Liquor as for Education. One of the most eloquent, convinc ing and earnest addresses ever given In this city on any subject was deliv ered from the court house steps Sun day afternoon by President S. B. L. Penrose of Whitman college on the economic features of the liquor ques tion. Dr. Penrose did not attempt to de pict the moral phases of the subject but simply appealed to voters and taxpayers from the economic side of question, showing the enormous waste of strength, money, brains and mus cle which is entailed upon the people of the world by the liquor habit. He showed that the amount of money expended annually by the peo ple of the United States for liquor Is about $4.90 per capita, while the the sum expended for education is but slightly over 12 per annum "per capita. He showed that every other enter prise In the world which Is recognis ed as an honorable Institution, pro duces something which is more val uable than the raw material which It uses, while the liquor traffic, the saloon, produces something Infinitely less valuable than the raw material which it uses. "We are planning to make Whit man college the Yale of the north we said Dr. Whitman, "and in that plan we must raise 32,000,000. I re cently called upon a rich Portland man to ask him to help us in this great enterprise, and he told me that he could not help as long as Walla Walla was considered a rough town, a saloon town, an Immoral town, but that he would gladly help when con ditions wore cleaned up and the town made better morally. "So I am Interested in cleaning up Walla Walla morally and I want you people of Pendleton and Umatilla county to vote for prohibition and we across the line In Washington will be encouraged to take a similar step when we have the opportunity." The court house yard was well fill ed with an Interested and apprecia tive audience for Dr. Penrose's address. BIG CROWD SAW BIG CIRCUS. Afternoon Attendance Was a Record Breaker in Uic Hlfrtory of Pendlo of Circus Days. Such a crowd attended the Sells- The Brewery Depot SALOON Main Street Paul Hemmelgarn, Prop. Invites all his friends to call for a glass of the best beer la town. A cool, orderly stopping placs for men. . Wines, liquors. Cigars and Mixed DrtnJnfc Floto circus In this city at the Satur day afternoon performance that the seating capacity of the big tent would not accommodate all who sought ad mission and several loads of straw were hauled In and scattered upon the ground and people were seated upon this In large numbers. It was the first time in the hlstory-of the city that the seats would not hold the crowd at a circus. The crowd was well rewarded for attending, also, as It was one of the neatest, cleanest, best kept, best ap pearing and attractive circuses ever to show In this city. The animals and especially, the horses were In ex cellent condition, the feats were new and fascinating and the general air of the circus was excellent The management and employes of the Sells-Floto circus are both far above the ordinary circus standard. The business Is transacted in a first class, buNlness-IIke manner, and ths show Is conducted on business princi ples and the entire force with the cir cus was of a different type from that which accompanies the ordinary circus. Mlssj Boyd to Furoe. Miss Ida Boyd of this city, who has been In Portland and Los Angeles for the paHt few months, sailed from New York city for Europe on May 28. for a few months 'visit. She sailed on the Cunard steamer, Carpathla, which will reach Liverpool on Thursday of this week. ABLE SflOU SHOE9 A. C. Friedly, Prop. WU1 Trites, Mgr. Little Chimney. Sweep Oscars Elopement Under the Livery A Useful Beard Illustrated Song : Won't You Be My Honey? m PASTIME PICTURE SHOW SELLERS & MATLOCK, Props. Entire Change of Pictures and Songs Every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday. SEE ! SEE ! Mrs. Stibbins Suspicions Unfounded The Basque Cliff The Colonel in the Barracks The Son-in-law Nightmare Policemen in the Streets "Les Bizarries Duen Roue" Illustrated Song. Nobody's Little Girl Admission 10c Children 5c Edison latest and best "Underwriters Model" picture machineabsolutely fire proof. Outing Trousers Popular Shades and Popular Prices MEN'S SHOP MAX BAER J Win cure anfcaTedney or Bladder Disease not 11 vond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. f - i ii it i ii in r ii ii mm ii vLlLIMlLf Tg Cores BaclracM I Corrects Do not risk harlcj PENDLETON DRUG COMPANY.
