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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1908)
E1GI1T PAGES. PAGE EIGHT. DAILY EAST ORE GONI.YN, TENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1008, We Are Headquarters for the Famous ECONOMY FRUIT JARS Once Tried, Always Used. Phone Your Order Standard Grocery Co. Court St., Opp. GcHen Rale Phone Main 96 H Ridgely, comptroller of the currency, for an lsue of additional circulating notes to an amount not exceeding 7t per cent of the cash value of the i curltles or commercial paper so de posited. The comptroller notifies the secre tary of the treasury and If in his Judgment business conditions In the locality . demand additional clrcula KILL TAKE ADVANTAGE tlon, he may direct an Issue of clr OF CURRENCY MEASURE culatlng notes to the association to an amount in Ms discretion, not. however, exceeding 75 per cent of Spokane Clearing House Association the cash value of tne 8ecui.tie, je ORGANIZE Takes the. Lead Pendleton Institu tions Not Yet Approached Might Not Go Into Organization If Jo- poslted. MISS SHROEDER ELECTED. Yitcd City Banks Are the Ones Graduate of University of Minnesota Which Need It. Will Teach German and History. Miss Florence Shroeder, a graduate n.nVi A fh Inland .mnl rk "l l" wuicroiljr Ul JUiniieBUia Bna alatAr.ln.1a w nf T V Xt7ino. va- Wn.H now planning to take advantage -etr" ' . . . the emergency currency provision .of h08f" t0 p08l"0n 'n th? h,gh Khol the Aldrlch-Vreeland bill passed hy! facu,Ity- Sh ?iU fke e pJa.c fr the last congress. Spokane banks MUD UNDER AUSPICES OF BASEBALL ASSOCLTION. Famous Musical Organization of SO Mown of Fourteenth V. S. Cavalry In the City Xncert at Fair Pavil ion W ill Last Two Hours Squad ron Encamped at Ball Park.' lmerly filled by Miss Elizabeth Fo . . lev flnit will toarh fiprmnn nnrt nlh seem especially active in tne matter , - - - several other vacancies subjects. 'There are Horrible Suicide at Salem. Salem. July 15. Schuyler Ruble, and the Spokane Clearing House as- elude many of the national banks of yt t0 be fl"ed by the board the inland empire in an association with headquarters In Spokane. .A . . . w mining man who has been a life Ion? not been asked to enter any such as-!,. . J., ... .n i th- 'resident of this section, while suffer- George Hartman. Jr.. of the First Ka- f dementla' ?Ut !8 ...7 ki, .wl . m i.. I throat from ear to ear, severing his ... iJugtilar vein and the windpipe, and gasping out his life In a few moments, I 11' Vl H . In ,lt n . r, M kl. V V T f. v.m tk.t ,t k..v. I. H..I -"" " vi ii in uruuier, ....1. ki ..J William, who had left him but a few tlonal bank, there Is no need of the local national banks unit ing In the movement centers combine to take ad vantage of the emergency currency law the outside banks will be allrlght as they are. Last fall the difficulty minutes before, last evening. The dead man had been a victim of weak mindedness for several months past, . was not with outside banks, such had reoentljr passed six months In those in Pendleton, but with the big banks in financial centers. The following will show something a Portland sanltorlum, from whence he had emerged about a month ago, I presumably cured. of the workings of the new emergency currency law: How They Get the Money. For the purpose of obtaining addi tional circulation any national cur rency association or any bank belong ing to the National Currency associa tion having circulating notes Out standing secured by the deposit of bonds of the United States to an ameunt not less than 20 per cent, may deposit with and transfer to the association, in trust for the United States, .such of these securities fit may! be satisfactory to the board of the association. The officers may there upon snake application to W. B. j COLDS The very hour a cold starts Is the Urns to check It. Don't wait It may become deep-seated and the cure will 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 might follow sickness, worry, ex penses. They never falL Tallman & Co. Leading Druggists. Gathering Data at Milton. A. S. Wells, the well known writer who is gathering data for the Uma tilla county booklet for Sunset Maga cine, went up to Milton and the east end 6f the county today to collect sta tistics from the -orchardlsts and far mers of that section te use in the booklet. He visited Pilot Rock and Birch creek yesterday and will cover every portion of the county person ally in gathering his material for the publication. Mr. Wells has recently written booklets on six or seven Ore gon counties and towns for Sunset and is an expert In this line of 'literary worK. From 8 o'clock until 10 this evening the 11th Regiment Cavalry Band from Fort Walla Walla, will give a concert at the fair pavilion and those who have been' hoping for such an enter tainment here will have their wishes gratified. The concert tonight will be under the auspices of the baseball team and the funds derived from the concert will be u,?ed in making up the deficit of $850 that now confronts the team management. The 14th Cavalry Band Is a splen did organization of 30 pieces and the band Is not strange to the people of the city, for It played here for the Fourth of July celebration a year ago. At that time Its work was highly ap preciated and the band was one of the good features of the celebration. An admission of 25 cents will be charged for the concert tonight and the .management hopes to have the pavilion filled for the occasion. Off for American Lake. Shortly after noon today the first squadron of the 14th cavalry reached this city and marching through the city halted at the baseball grounds, where they will bivouac tonight The squadron is under the command of Captain -Hope and comprises four troops. The soldiers are now en route for American lake to participate. In the big encampment to be held there from August 3 to 12 and In which both reg ular and national guardsmen will be, gives -valuable campaign experience. Tomorrow morning the squadron will break camp .at an early hour and will march (to Echo tomorrow. They are to .march to Fort Vancouver and there .entrain for Murray station, which Is the point at .which the troops leave the railroad for American lake. Nearly all of the regulars, both cavalry and Infantry, that are to participate In the American lake ma neuvers are now en route or soon will be. firm nf TCadhama and comnany of Portland and Is prospering in his new line or business. t was wen Known throughout Umatilla county during his residence here and has many warm friends in the cltv and has been busy today meeting old acquaint ances and discussing old times In Pendleton. HAMILTON KNOWN HERE. BASEBALL GAMES. Paclflo Coast League. Portland, July 14. Graney, 'Port land's new pitcher made a fine show ing today, although he went up In the air In the fifth. This resulted from his becoming nervous over his ses from the audience which were di rected at the rank failure of Whal ing to catch a pop fly but which Graney appeared to think were caus ed by his walking the batter on the next ball thrown. The fielding behind Graney was lamentably weak at times. Los Angeles on the other hand played a good, consistent game all the way through, their base running, as usual being the principal feature of the game. Gray pitched good ball and was well supported. The score: , . R.H.B. Portland ..5 8 1 Los Angeles ................ 8 2 Batteries: Graney, Whaling and Madden; Gray and Hogan. San Francisco 12, Oakland 2. Oakland, Calif., July 14. San Francisco batted two pitchers out of the box today and won from Oakland by a score 61 12 to 2. Score: R. H. E. San Francisco 12 14 1 Oakland 2 6 4 Batteries: Henley and LaLonge; Dellar, Necker, Smith and Lewis. Northwestern League. Spokane, July 14. With a new Infield shift Rowan on first, Hulen on second and "James on third, Spo kane today won the first of the series with Tacoma. The game has been protested by Captain Lynch, who claims that the third base line Is not level with the rest of the diamond. Score: R. H. E. Tacoma 4 8 3 Spokane ....7 10 2 Batteries: Butler and Shea; Wright and Rogers. Seattle 4, Vancouver 2. Seatie, July 14. Seattle took a brace this afternoon and walloped the Canucks In a spirited contest by a score of 4 to 2. Harry Rush had everything in the catalogue. Score R. H. E. Seattle 4 10 1 Vancouver .....2 6 .2 Batteries: Rush and Meets; Engle and Sugden. National League. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 9, Brook dyn 2. At Chicago Chicago 2, Philadel phia 11. American League. At Washington Washington 7, St. Mrs. Wilis 111 In Cheyenne. Mrs. H. C. Willis, who left here six weeks ago for Longmont, Colo., to at tend a brother who has since died now critically ill at Cheyenne. She had started home and was overcome by the nervous strain occasioned by waiting on her brother before his death and Is now at Cheyenne, In critical condition. Mr. Willis expects to leave for Cheyenne tonight If he does not hear that she Is better. If you see it In the East Oregonlan, It's so. TEA was a royal indulgence two hundred years ago. Tis yet Toar tracer retaroi rear money U yes ass't Bte 6cbUUa'i Bui: we par hi City Property for Sole Building lots from $300 to $1000 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 $150O?00 A home In any part of the city. FRANK B. CLOPTON & CO. 112 E. Court St., Pendleton. Ore. IN SELECTING YOUR BANK ive 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 rnent for the future well-being of both bank and patron. We shall be pleased to have yon open an account with ns. Commercial National Bank United States Depository Sensational Portland Robber a Prom inent Oregon Athlete. Fred Hamilton, just arrested In Portland for sena tlonal robbing of Jewelry stores, is well-known to many In this cltv. He was a student at Portland TTnlvrsttv th nM VTathvJUt I Louis 4 school at University Park, at the tlm.l Boston Detroit 5, Boston 8. when. J. R. Raley, Roland Oliver and others attended from this city. Ham. RIFLE TEAM LEWES. llton was a star end on the P. U. team of '95 and was later a member I Off for Salem to Represent Company of the Multnomah team. L in Bur State Shoot. 1Ma lt ..L.I1 I aoiuo iiuui mo lumuiui d row ess. I t vAt i--.. ... " ' i uiiiLaiiy la a biiuuliiib icum leaves m.v 8uoa oaseoan t0(J(ly for Salem to take part ,n the player and was here with the Port- annua, G. N. 0. rlf,e tournarnent Bn3 .au wu. oeverai years tney be on the range near Salem to no , waa ui xieppiutr. wnere ne coached the football team. Among those who knew Hamilton there is much regret over hla trouble! for over a week. The first few days of the tournament will be devoted to practice shooting by the different teams and each company then enters and his case I- classed as that of a lt8 four DMt men for tne fInal9i young man who had splendid pros pects, but went wrong through the fact that he The five men to represent company L In the tournament are Roland 011- - . . ..... , I , octvui.u licukciiaui-cim, r HOI uU lo iu. responsmwues or man- sergeant Lee Drake, Privates Blan hoed Hamilton was of a good family and his sister Is a wife of one of the Dol lars, a family of California millionaire Lf ,!,,, fiiiipuiriirio. chet, Morefleld and Humphrey. Oli ver left this morning on the local train for Salem and the other men FISinXG PARTY RETURNS. Local Anglers Land Many Speckled Beauties in Southern Umatilla. The fishing party consisting of C. H. Carter, G. I. Ladow, C. K. Cran ston and Cress Sturgls, returned to the city last evening from the south end of the county where they had been since Saturday. - While away they fished In lower Camas creek and as there were some noted anglers In the crowd the supply of trout in the mountln stream was heavily reduced. On the return trip fish were given out wnn a lavisn nana to campers at Hidaway and other places along OKLAHOMA BAJTK LAW. Initiative Petition Being Prepared for Submission to People. Since the announcement that A. W. Orton of Portland, was preparing to introduce the Oklahoma banking law at the next session of the legislature, It .has been learned that George W. Dixon,' editor of the Tribune of this place, has been working on the same law with the view of passing it by the initiative and referendum, says a special to the Telegram from Can- by. Mr. Dixon Is now preparing the initiative petitions and will have them In circulation at the earliest date possible. He said: fho Una on tha r.or .fill h.J - f u" "" icgioittim 01 "I ' will pass this law at Its next session. It seems the majority of the people when they reached Pendleton. The trip was made in the Sturgls brothers' auto. SHIPPING IN CORD WOOD. William. Coffman Finding Market for Large Quantities of Wood at Sum mer. Prices. William Coffman Is now engaged In nallem in ihe banking world, and that have had so little time to study the law and the beneficial effect It would bring to depositors and bankers that they are not urging the matter on I their representatives in the legisla ture. The banks will no doubt pro test on the ground that it' would bring into action a system of pater- shipping wood from Meacham and Kamela to this city and Is finding a good market for large quantities. During the summer the 0. R. & N. company gave a reduced freight rate from the mountain stations to this city and many people are taking ad vantage of the cheaper rate to lay In their supply of wood for the winter. There Is now a large amount of wood on' the dumps at Meacham, Ka mela and other mountain shipping points and there Is no danger of a fuel shortage during the coming winter. MOSES BARUH HERB. Formed Pendleton Business Man Is I Greeting Old Friends Today. Moses Baruh, formely a prominent business man of this city and for a It would be unjust to levy a tax on them to protect their depositors. I be lieve, however, that the people them selves will pass the law by a big ma jority when they are given an oppor tunity to vote upon It The legisla tor can always offer a plausible ex cuse to his constituents for his fail ure to advocate measures In the inter ests of the people, but the people themselves never allow an opportuni ty to pass to secure laws designed for their protection against the money lenders of the country." Mr. Dixon will wait until the legis lature closes Its next session before filing the Initiative petitions with the secretary of state. High Water In Jack Canyon. - A small waterspout occurred at the number of years associated with H. head of Jack canyon about 8 o'clock Johnson In the drug business at I last evening and for half an hour the corner of Main and Court streets, water overflowed the banks of the is in the city this afternoon on a dry oreek and threatened to flood a brief business trip. I number of gardens and orchards. Mr. Baruh left here several years I However, no damage was done and ago and Is now a member of the today the creek is dry as usual. Now for those Vacation i Needs If you are intending taking a summer trip, you will find many needed articles here, such at Suit Cases - $1.50 up to $30. Traveling Bags 1. up to 20. Trunks - - 4.50 up to 20. Bathing Suits 1. up to 6. Our "Keep Cool1 wearing apparel will will assure you a contented vacation ROOSEVELT'S t 0 .OSTON STORE Where Yon Trade to Save. THE SHOW SHOP Cor. Main & Court Sts. A. C Friedly, Mgr. The Chorus Girl A Rustic Heroine Daniel Boone SONG By the Old Oaken Bucket, Louise. It's easy to reach North Beach Take Steamer POTTER from Portland are now transferred to the railroad mt HXX3LER, fourteen miles up the Columbia from Owaoa. TMs eliminates the necessity of steamers waiting for the tide, and Insures a prompt and regular Summer Schedule. AhSfiffiftAusJ The Steamer T. J. JPOTTER. leaves Portland every morning except Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 o'clock-Saturday only at 2 o'clock P. M. Remember the Summer rate on the O. R. & N. is $13.15 from Pendleton to all North Beach points and return ; good until September 30th. North Beach it a famoms, beautiful place the most perfect beach on the hole North Coast. There are aooommodations galore at prices to suit all tastes; camping facilities without equal perfect bathing conditions; all sorts of amuse, menta and diversions. Come, hare a good rest and a JeUy time. Let ns send yon our new summer book, and tel 1 you all about NORTH BEACH. F. J. QUINLAN, Local Agent, PENDLETON,! OREGON Win. McMURRAY ' General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Boys' Wash Suits Mid-Summer Clearance Sale Prices. $2.50 Suits Sale Price S1.95. 2.00 Suits Sale Price 1.55 1.75 Suits Sale Price' 1,35 1.50 Suits Sale Price 1,15 1.00 Suits Sale Price . 80o 75c Suits Sale Price 55o 50c Suits Sale Price 4Qo THp MEN'S SHOP MAXDAER
