East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 22, 1908, EVENING EDITION, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIOUT PAGES. ii Tilnmni rTnn mil lh. n rtnuLtiun ran IDS IN JI FOR "PURE FOOD" GROCERIES DELIVERED PROMPTLY Phone your orders or call at Pend leton's popular family trading store. Prices are reasonable and quality best. Standard Grocery Co. Court St., Opp. Golden Rule Phone Main 96 REAL BUTE Ti MEET III CALL ISSUED BY SECRETARY OF LEAGUE committee has not yet secured suf ficient funds for maintaining the bu reau, but the work is still being car ing carried on and the realty men themselves are counted upon for substantial support. ATTENDED PIONEER REUNION, Mr. ami Mrs. nurr Johnson Enjoyed Entertaining Vls.it With Old Pio- iierrs In Portbmd. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Johnson of this Question of Aid for Publicity Burma ' city, have Just returned rrom i-on- One of the Most Important to Co...1 " lhe ,a,UMlded, h v i UI,0n 0( Oregon pioneers last week l-pSfveral Other Questions In-; anJ vlsteJ thejr son Glenn wn0 nOW TOiTing Future Policy of County ' resides in Portland. Orpanliatlon to Be Srtlel at Tliatj Mr. and Mrs. Johnson enjoyed the I pioneers' reunion greatly and saw j many old friends whom they had not ' seen before for many years. Mr. was Johnson crossed the plains to Ore- It. E. PORTER, INDICTED FOR LAND FRAUD Unable, to Give Bond and Having Failed to Answer to Subpoena Ho Is IxxlgtM In Jail Formerly Resi dent of This City and Wood Dealer at Mcnclwmi Recently Moved to Benton County. The seriousness of the Umatilla county land fraud cases wu brought vividly to mind in Portland Friday night, when K. E. Porter, a former resident of this city and onae the lending wood dealer of Meacham, was placed under arrest in Benton county, his present home, and on fail ure . to give bonds was immediately placed in the Multnomah county Jail on a charge of conspiracy to defraud the United States government out of valuable lands on the Blue moun tains near Meacham. Mr. Porter Is well known In this city and for a number of years han dled practically all of the wood ship ped out of Meacham and was one of the foremost dealers In fuel in eastern Oregon. That he was inti mately and directly connected with the fraudulent acquisition of Umatilla Indian bind is the belief of the fed eral grand Jury which has been In session in Portland for the pnHt two weeks. The Oregon Dally Journal of Saturday says of Mr. Porter's arrest: Robert E. Porter, formerly a well known wood and timber dealer in Umatilla county and against whom an indictment charging conspiracy to de fraud the United States government, was returned several days ago by the federal grand Jury, was brought to Portland last night by a deputy Uni ted States marshal and placed in the Multnomah county Jail. Porter recently moved to Benton county.' Severay weeks ago Mrs. Por- WE CLOTHE MAN AND BOY ATOURLOW JUNE SALE PRI?' Note carefully the following spWndid savings! on needed garments. Every department gives you big reductions. DRESS UP FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY ;Ue $7.50 le S3.75 e 83.00 $2.25 In response to a call that made Saturday another meeting of g0n in 1844 and his wife in 1847 and the Umatilla county real estate league are therefore among the earliest pio- wlll be held in this city Friday eve- nee rs of the state. At the annual nine. The meeting has been called tvmnuet of the association. which by P. B. Costuma, secretary' the they attended, there was present I ter was subpoenaed to appear before association and the object of the nbout 1250 pioneers of the state and j the grand Jury as a witness In the gathering Is set forth In the follow- a most enjoyable program of pioneer lng letter which was addressed to reminiscences was enjoyed. each member of the league: Pendleton, June 16. 1908. The ne- Mrs. Kci.iiht, Not Mrs. Kiiper. ctssity for united action and public-! Through an unfortunate error In ity relative to the resources of Uma- this paper a week ago it was stated tilla county are now more necessary that Mrs. Kupers had been declared than at any previous time, and In or- 'insane, whereas the name that should der that our campaign may be con- have been used was that of Mrs. Fred ducted along harmonious and effec- Kempers. Mrs. Kempers is now at live lines as it concerns all, it Is Im-'the asylum, while Mrs. Kupers Is safe perative that every man Interested in ' and well at her home. During the real estate put hls shoulder to the past week the latter was subjected to wheel. I some Joking at the hands of friends Our organization has had a good and for the embarrassment caused start and in order to further perfect her the East Oregonlan is duly sorry. our body a meeting has been called : for Friday, June 21, at the rooms of Gwlnii Was the Orator. the Commercial association. Tt is ( James H. Gwlnn returned yester sincerely hoped that yon will be (jay morning from Portland where he present and at the same time Interest was In attendance at the K. of P. in the organization such men in your grand lodge session. As a represen community handling real estate who tatlve from Damon lodge of this city have not yet Joined us. j Mr. Gwinn placed Pendleton In nom- There will be several very Import- 'nation for the next place of meeting ant questions involving the future and his scholarly eloquence had much policy of the organization which will jo do with the favorable action that come up for consideration and as our ( was taken, strength depends upon the individual: " activity of our members you are fur- Guardsmen Held Target Practice, ther urged to be there and help along' A squad of eight men from com- Umatilla land fraud cases which were being investigated. Porter was also in the city at the time. Later Uni ted States Attorney John McCourt re quested him to appear as a witness. When he was wanted Porter wasn't found. Later, the Indictment against him was returned. STATUS OF SALOON CASH with your good advice. pany L passed the forenoon yester- Among other things it Is very prob-.day at target practice on the Tutullla able that the real estate men will rifle range. The squad was under take up the matter of aiding the pub- the command of Sergeant Lee Drake licity bureau, p to this time tin and though the weather was adverse for fine work some good shooting i was done. Most of the men shot at I the marksmen ranges, while the bet : ter shots used the 1000-yard range. COLDS Miss Cooley to Portland. Miss Ollta P. Cooley, teacher In the The very hour a cold Marts U the ; fc ,' Hawthorne school during the past become deep-seated and the cure will . , be harder then. Every hour lost a: the start may ad days to your euf fertng. Take year, and who was reelected, has been elected as a teacher In the Portland schools It Is understood that she will resign her position here to accept F Cold & S Capsules the one In Portland. Used In time they save all might follow sickness, worry, pensei. They nevr fall. Tallman & Co. Leading Druggist .. Earm Star Will Meet. The last meeting of Bushee Chap ter No. 19, Order of Eastern Star,- to be held before the summer vacation will be held at Masonic temple tomor- , row; June 23. There will be no meet that lng of the chapter during the months ei- of July and August. Injunction Suit Complaint Must Be Amended or Dropped. At a circuit court session this morn ing Judge S. A. Lowell, one of the attorneys for the saloon men, brought up the subject of the suit that was filed by Anton Nolte. and Intimated that the plaintiffs will file an. amend ed complaint soon. As to the exact status of the Nolle case there seems much doubt and seemingly the saloon men. are more or less at sea as to what course they will pursue. Apparently their com plaint as it now stands is of no use to them for the only thing prayed for, an order restraining the county court from issuing the prohibition proclamation, was denied. This is the opinion held by District Attorney Phelps who regards that case as set tled unless an amended complaint Is filed. When Interviewed today attorneys for the saloon men seemed to be some what In doubt as to what they will do. But It Is understood a conference will be held this evening and In all prob ability a line of action agreed upon. Should it be considered worth while to carry their fight further an amend ed complaint will be filed and Judge Bean asked to set a date for a trial of the case upon Its merits. ! Here from Snn Francisco. i Mrs. B. Kochman of San Francisco arrived In the city yesterday to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Louis Moses, for a few weeks. City Property for Sale Building lts from 800 1X0 Five-room dwelling, one lot $1400.00 Two lots and dwelling, chicken fencing and house $800.00 Seven-room dwelling' and two lots $2000.00 Five room dwelling, barn and four lots $1500.00 A home in any part of the city. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 1 1 2. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore. Ill SELECTING YOUR DANK Tive careful attention to the stability of the bank and its willing ness to co-operate with Its patrons In the development of their business. Our customers value and "bank on" our willingness and ability to assist them in every way consistent with safe, sound banking. This makes a satisfactory and profitable arrange ment for the future well-being of both bank and patron. We shall be pleased to have you open an account with us. S Commercial National Bank United States Depository Insurance Money Paid. J. P. Walker, clerk of the local camp of the Woodmen of the World, has been notified by the clerk of the head camp that checks for the amount of the insurance carried by the late i:. H. Clarke, who died recently In this city, have been forwarded to the chil dren of the deceased In Oakland and Sacramento, Cal. There 'was $1000 for the girl and 1000 for the boy. ryarke was one of the charter mem bers of the local camp. "Sunny Jim" at the Boston Store. I. Herb Palln, well known adver tising specialist and poet, has been retained as an advertising man for the Boston store nnd his wit will adorn the advertisements of that bustling store in the future. Palin made the principal art of his reputation as the author of the "Sunny Jim" poetry for Force. Now Hear; Tram for Ruder. M. J. Carney, the liveryman, has re turned from Prairie City, where he purchased a fine big team of E. L. Lawrence, ex-shcrlff of Orant county. The team Is to be used as a hearse team for M. A. Itader'fi undertaking parlor. St. Dennis Suit Friday. Next Friday a Jury will be called In the circuit court for the purpose of taking up the case of Ferguson vs. D. St. Dennis. The case Is one growing out of the dispute between Reynold Harra and St. Dennis and Involves about $000. Artisans, Attention! All members of Alpha Assembly, No. 9, are requested to be present Tuesday evening, June 23. Business of Importance will be transacted. Sunday's Scores. Portland, 9-8; Oakland, 6-0. Los Angeles, 7; San Francisco, 5. Tacoma, 1; Seattle, 0. Butte, 11; Aberdeen, S. Vancouver, 4; Spokane, 0. Modern Clothing That Fits $30.00 suits, June sale $22.50 $25.00 suits, June sale $18. $20.00 suits, June sale .... $15.00 And these are very good suits, tnllor made and finish. $16.00 suits, June sale $12.00 $10.00 suits, June s: $5.00 suits, June sale $,.00 suits, June sale $3.00 suits, June sale And you know you save. The Pants You Wear $10.00 pants, June sale S7.)0 $t.00 pants, June sale $0.00 $6.00 pants, June sale .$4.50 $4.00 pants, June sale $3.00 1-4 off All Boys' Suits. Kids Wash Suits Half Off. t Neckwear Neckwear, $1.25 and $1.00, for 75t Neckwear. 60c, for ttfa- 3 for $1.00 Largest Line ot "Better" Shoes to be Found In the County. Save Items. Read Carefully Mens Hanan Shoes, kid, calf and kangaroo leath ers. $6 and $6.50 values, June sale $5,00 Mens Hanan Shoes, patent leathers, June sale , $0.00 Men's Douglas Shoes, all leathers, June sale $:$" $3.50 Men's $3.00 fine'shoes and oxfords, sale .$!,.)() Men's $4.00 fine Shoes and oxfords, sale $,',,"() Men's $2.50 work shoes and oxfords, sale $2.00 Men's $3.50 work shoes and oxfords, sale .$;.()() Ladles' $".0 shoes $1,00 Indies' $4.(10 shoes. June sale $3.00 Ladles' $3.50 shoes. June sale $3.15 Ladies' $3.00 shoes. June sale $2.70 Ladies' Shoes and Oxfords Bin No. 7 Indies' canvas oxfords, all sizes, $1.75 now $1.00 Bin No.. 8 Ladies' black leather oxfords, assort ed, $2.50. now $2.00 Bin No. 9 Ladles' black slippers and oxfords, as sorted. $1.50, now $1.00 Bin No. 10 Ladles' black shose, assorted, $2.00, . now $1.50 Bin No. 12 Ladies' black oxfords, $2.00, now $1.50 Ladies' Oxfords Hanan $5.50 oxfords, patent and tan Hanan $6.00 oxfords, kid $5.00 $4.50 Kelly $4.00 oxfords, all leathers and styles $J,()0 Kelly $3.60 oxfords, all leathera and styles $3,15 $4.00 oxfords, all leathers and styles ... $3,50 $3.50 oxfords, all leathers and styles ... $3.00 $3.00 oxfords, all leathers and styles ... $2.75 Children's Shoes and Slippers See bins for extra bargains. Eln No. 1 Blacks, tans and reds, your choice fa Bin No. 2 Blacks, tans and reds, your choice (J5C Bin No. 3 Blacks, tans and reds, your choice 75C Bin No. 4 Black, heavy soled, your choice $J Bin No. 6 Black, heavy soled, your choice 1.25 Bin No 6 Men's assorted shoes and oxfords $1 ,50 Men's Hats 10 dozen Oorden stiff brim hats $2.00 Lot of $2, $2.50, $3. $3.50 hat $1.50 One-fourth off all straw hats and Panamas. Hosiery All 50c hosiery $fa. 3 for $1 .00 All 35c hosiery 25C' 4 r"r $1.00 All 25c hosiery' ' 20C' . Ior fpl ."WF 1 -4 off Suit Cases and Bags Just, a Word About Skirts 2D dozen men's golf shirts, worth $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 that we sell, June sale 75C And then to further convince you $1.25 shirts $1.75 shirts $2.25 shirts . $1.50 shirts $2.00 shirts $2.50 shirts $1.00 $1.35 $1.75 tin $1.50 $2.00 Underwear at Under Prices All 50c garments 43yor 00e ult All 65c garments SOc, or SI .00 t,ult All S5c garments 75c, or S 1 ,50 1,1111 All $1.00 garments 85c, or SI. 70 Huit Ail $1.23 garments $1.00, or $2.00 suit All $1.50 garments $1.15. or $2.30 suit $1.70 garments. $1.26. ojj $2.50 sult $2.00 garments $1.50, or $3.00 slllt Canvas gloves 5(! n pa'r lc black and tan hose 5( a ,nlr Working gloves 25( a la'r M'n" hats $1.00 l,,r PENDLETON'S POPULAR. TRADING CENTER FOR ALL CLASSES BOSTON STORE (WHERE YOU TRADE TO HAVE) CHASES ROBBER ALL OVER STATE OF OREGON Man Wanted in Alaska for Embezzle i.ient Is Finally Run to Earth. After a chase lasting four years William Sanders. Indicted at Nome, Alaska, has been run to earth and Is now In Jail at Katella. Alaska., The arrest is directly due to the ac tivity of Joe Warren, former chief of police in Spokane, who ran down Sanders and has been hot on his trail for months. Warren Is now a special agent for the federal government and has the Alaska territory to cover. "I got onto this man Sanders' trail a number of months ago and located him at Sumpter, Ore. I hurried there for him and mised him by a few days," stated Warren. this morning. "Then came the chase. I followed him to Baker City, The Dalles, Cas cade Locks, Portland, Seattle and fi nally found, he had struck back to Alaska. "I could not catch up with him In the states, for about every time I would get him located he would move away pnd I had to hunt him again. He wa. not aware, however, that I was on his trail, but couldn't have dodged me better had he tried to do so. "The arrest is particularly gratify ing in view of the fact that before I took up the chase three other offi cers had been after him for several years. He was Indicted for embezzle ment at Nome by the federal grand Jury In 1904 and skipped out at once. I have been expecting to hear of his arrest as I wired the marshal at Cor dova near Valdez to look out for him. Tho marshal, acting under by In structions, caught him at Katella, He will le returned to Seattle, where I will take him In charge and escort him back to Nome for trial. In spite of the time elapsed the witnesses in the case are still In Nome. I do not know the amount he Is charged with embezzling, but it was enough to make his capture worth while." Spokane Chronicle. OREGOXIANS ARE GLAD. Pendleton and Umatilla County Peo ple Send Greetings from Califor nia. 'The East Oregonlan has Just re ceived the following letter of con gratulations to the people of Umatil la county from the "Oregon colony" In Los Angeles. ' Los Angeles, Cal., June 20. (Editor East Oregonlan.) There has been great rejoicing among a little com pany of Oregonlans here in southern California since the returns from the recent Oregon election reached us, and we wish to extend our congratu lations to the good people of Umatilla county for taking the stand they did and voting out the institution that has so long wielded Its power for eyll. We would have liked to have had a part In the actual work of re-making Pendleton, but since that could not be, nothing will give us greater pleasure than to some day walk down the streets of the "new city," free from the sights that have caused so much sorrow as well as always a feel ing of disgust a clean Pendleton. MRS. C. W. OLIVER. C. W. OLIVER. J. R. KILOORB, MRS. J. R. KILLOORE. MRS. ADDIE M1NTOSH MEN DELL. GRACE A. GILLIAM. It is stated that farmers south of Wilson creek in Washington, are los ing a large number of horses and mules from some strange disease. "As yet the difficulty Is unknown, but In vestigations are being made. FOR THIS WEEK 10 Dozen Golf Shirt 75c VALUE 45c Boy's Straight Knee Pants Suits $4.50 VALUE $3.00 $3.00 $2.50 $1.50 S1.95 S1.60 95c Boy's Straight Knee Pants $1.50 $1.00 75c 50c VALUE 95c 65c 50c 35c MEN'S SHOP MAX BAER WflM llXY V HI In 1 II I II II II . 1 Hit II H IJ I II II II II II II U 11 11 H U U II II m II V n lll B m f NErCDBE Cores Backache Corrects Irregularities Do not risk hiring Will cure any case of Kidney orBladder Disease not Brttht 8 eMl beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. or Diabetes PENDLETON DRCO COMPANY. . Read the East Oregonlan. n.