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PAGE EIGHT. DAILY. EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1808. EIGIIT PAGES. BASEBALL SCORES. We Are Headquarters for the Famous ECONOMY FRUIT JARS Once Tried, Always Used. Phone Your Order Standard Grocery Co. Court St., Opp. Golden Rale Phone Main 96 Pnolflo Coast League. San Francisco, July 17 Oakland won from San Francisco by a score of 6 to 5. Score: R.H.B. Oakland 6 10 4 Sun Francisco S 7 3 Hopkins and Lewis; Henley, Skill man and Berry. HEW LAW WILL I1G LITIGATION 600 CASES A YEAR WILL BE ADDED that the new tax title, besides being desirable from the standpoint of the broker, will be one that will stick. The new legislation promises to be a good thing for the lawyers, who will gather a fat harvest If the anticipated flood of cases Is realized. Rawhide Rank Closed. Sharon & Eddlngs, the well known second hand dealers, have Just had a check returned to them from thu Merchants' and Miners' bank of Raw , ! hide, New, with the Information that Statute Relating to Foreclosures on the bank had been closed for gome Delinquent Tax Property Will time. The check was sent by them Cause Big Increase of Business for to a 'Frisco bank through Pen Circuit Court First Flood of Suiu'dIeton Savln8 Dank- and was taken oy fcnaron & Eddlngs in exchange Expected to Come in October for goods some weeks ago. BALL GAME TOMORROW. It is estimated that as many as tOO cases a year may be added to the business of the circuit court by op- Second Team Will Cross Bats With eration of the new law relating to : Pilot Rock Aggregation. fnrA0 rkan ps rt nrAnArfv An vhlnh A I . . v . w , . At the Matlock grounds a speedy linquent taxes have no been paid ba nm w be p,ayed tom;0 v , ,. . . . T . Z7 afternoon between the Pendleton team became delinquent. That is abou ths ftn tne pUot Rock n,ne number of case, that wl 1 result if w, be caed at 2 0.cJock and delinquencies continue at the rate of who appreclate fIrst claM work on . , .V J.n v " th cannot afford to miss win nut. m io aumyyw the game up by those who see a change to make money. The law gives interest at the rate For Pendleton the line-up tomor row will be as follows: Moore, pitch- At Wd Iltr T"Wo r A tn aV A 1 of 15 per cent on delinquencies after fi base. Joh 8ec0nd ' a cerUficate has been issued by the Leonard, short stop; Vlckers. third sheriff and the certificate may be;ba8e. whit, tight field. Beam, cen secured on application to the sheriff, ter fleld and , SturdIvanti ,eft fle,d and payment of back tax at the ex-jDonald Rader will be sub. pirauun 01 six monms alter me aate of delinquency. Suit to foreclose mayl be begun immediately thereafter, and it seems likely that there will be a! flood of suits In October, when the six months' period has expired. Under the law county clerks are required to furnish blanks for the proceeding of, foreclosure, and they will lay in a stock of them. The fees .required on filing the complaint amount to only 2, and if the cas goes by default this will not pay the cost. If the case is contested defend ant on appearing must pay 15. and the case will then take the course of an ordinary foreclosure proceeding, The tax title problem has long been a disturbing one, and the new law Is the result of an effort of the legislature to bring such matters to a quick conclusion, putting heavy risk and penalty on the person who al lows six months to elapse without paying taxes on land. It Is thought Father of One of theTlctlms. Frank Grill of the North Pole mine at Bourne, Baker county, Is at the Bowman today on his way to Cle Elum, Wash., to attend the funeral of his son, who was killed in an ex plosion of dynamite at that place Thursday night, as told in the East Oregonlan dispatches. Mr. Grill will leave for Ellensburg over the North ern Pacific this evening. COLDS The very hour a cold starts is the time 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. Washout on the Northern Pacific. A washout on the Northern Pad flc near Ellensburg, has delayed the through trains on the main line of that system for two days until today, when trains were started again. As a result of the delayed traffic the Northern Pacific train Into this city today had a large number of passen gers for the east Portland 4; Los Angeles, t. Portland, July 17. Craney, Port land's new pitcher, redeemed him self for Tuesday's defeat by pitching a superb game and by proving him self a hard hitter. Koestner, for the visitors, pitched fine ball except In the sixth and even then things might not have gone so bad with Los An geles had the fielding back of him been up to par. R. H. E. Portland 4 5 2 Los Angeles 1 4 4 Grant y and Madden; Koestner and Hogan Northwestern League. Seattle, July 17. Vancouver hit Franklin hard when runs were in sight and won as they pleased by a soore of 11 to 4. Franklin, Boyle, Fortier and Meets; Hall and Arbogast. Aberdeen 1, Butte 5. Butte, Mont., July 17. Butte to day pounded Pernoll hard enough to win the game. R. H. E. Aberdeen 1 4 1 Butte .1 5 12 1 Penoll and Boettiger; Harkness and Bender. Holm la a Wonder. Spokane, July 17. Holm, another young city league "find," had the Tigers at his mercy after the first In ning today, when a pretty double saved him. Roosevelt held his old team to four hits, but his eight bases on balls were costly an his wild throw to first gave one run. Score H. H. E. Tacoma 1 4 2 Spokane 8 4 2 Roosevelt and Danny Shea; Holm and Denny Shay National League. At Chicago Chicago 1, New Tork. 0. At St. Louis St. Louis 0, Philadel phia 3 E IS ,11 Mill! DEATH COMES SUDDENLY THROUGH HEART DISEASE Pendleton Young Man Has Been a Sufferer from Bright's Disease for Several Montlw Condition Re garded us Hopclews But End Not Expected So Soon Survived by Wife. American League, At Washington Cleveland S. At Philadelphia Detroit 21. Phil adelphla 2. At Boston Chicago 8, Boston 4. At Cincinnati- Cinnlnatl. 2: Brooklyn, 0. At ew Tork St. Louis. 8: New Tork, S. Orvllle Turner died at Wenaha Springs jxt 12 o'clock last night from the effects of heart failure brought on by Bright's disease. News of his sudden death was received here by wire this morning and came as a great surprise ' to the relatives and friends of the deceased. When he returned from Portland some months ago Mr. Turner was suf. fering from Bright's disease and he had lost much flesh though his con dition was not regarded as serious. For several weeks past he had been at Wenaha and had been caring for the pool for the Borles. On Tuesday he came down to Pendleton for a short visit and was apparently feel ing well. However, it was known that his condition was serious and that he might not live through the summer. Orvllle Turner was 35 years of age and was born at Albany, Oregon. He came to Pendleton 15 years ago and passed such a great portion of his life that he was known to all. He was married six years ago to Miss Birdie Bowman, who was with him at Wena- na when he died. Aside from his wife, the deceased leaves his father, Dion Turner, and two brothers, Otto and Elmer Turner, and other relatives. At this time Otto Turner, deputy game warden, Is in the mountains on a hunting trip. Consequently he cannot be reached prior to his brother's funeral. This afternoon the body of the de ceased was brought down on train No. 1 and it Is being held at the Ra der undertaking parlor. It will be shipped to Albany on train No. 1 to morrow and the funeral will be held there. The deceased was a member of the Washington I. ! Knights of Pythias and F. J. Quln lan, chancellor commander of Damon lodge, Is assisting the bereaved wife with the funeral arrangements. A delegation of 25 or 30 knights met the body at the depot when It arrived today. Now for those Vacation Needs If you are intending taking a summer trip, you will find many needed articles here, such as 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 Cool" wearing apparel will will assure you a contented vacation ROOSEVELT'S STON STORE Where You Trade to Save. MISTAKEN FOR PARKER. W. F. M a4 lock Given Former Oandl date's Ilace on Convention Plat form. While attending the democratic na tlonal convention at Denver W. F. Matlock was several times mistaken for Judge Alton B. Parker and en- oyea tne distinction because or a personal resemblance between ths one-time presidential candidate and himself. At one time early in the conven tion Mr. Matlock was approached by the head master at arms of the con vention, who said: "Come with me, judge, and take a seat on the platform." As he was entitled to a seat on the platform, through virtue of the fact that he was one of the convention vice presidents, Mr. Matlock pro ceeded to take the usher's advice and was given a seat of honor In .the front row on the platform. Not until later did he learn that he had been shown the courtesy because the offi cial had mistaken him for the man from Esophus. The platform seat given him was his until the end of the convention and he consequently really occupied Judge Parker's place throughout the session. At another time during the con vention Mr. Matlock was seated with the Oregon delegation when a by stander was heard to exclaim, "Judge Parker Is hanging out with the Ore gon delegation." Methodist. , First Methodist Episcopal, cornet of Webb and Johnson streets, Sunday school at 10 a m.; preaching at 11 a. m. and S p. m., by Rev. J. L. Hees of Starbuck, Washington. All lavltsd. BAKER WON. Ward constituted the baUcry for Ba uer ntjr, May Move to Pendleton. Mrs. C. E. Redfleld of Heppner, is In the city for a few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. R. W. Fletcher and after arranging her affairs In Hepp near may decide to come here to live permanently. W1U Live nere. Lyman Hurst has moved his family from Freewater to Pendleton. They have taken up their residence at 314 Lincoln street Mr. Hurst has se cured employment in the Fred Wal ters flouring mill. TEA Buy tea by the ounce until you get Schilling's Best ; it makes no differ ence then. Your (toot rrturni roar is oner II ?oa do.1 Ula it: it K) In ai City Property for Sale Building lots from , $300 to S1000 Five-room dwelling, one lot $1400.00 Two lots and dwelling, chicken fencing and house $800.00 St'ven-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. N2 E. Court St.. Pendleton, Ore. Ill SELECTING YOUR BANK ?ive careful attention to the stability of the bank and Its wining nes 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. W shall be pleased to have you open an account with us. Commercial National Bank UnhedSt&te Depository (f LIQUORS ARE SOLD. Bankrupt Stock of Maze Saloon Is niHnOHMl of at Anctlnn. vy wuu me oau game Tea- I Thi. ,. ,,, . terday by a score of to 5. For Pen. , .v. , w . ' """"x 01 from a room In the Mllarkey build 11 T S, . ' "unpoeu aw lng on Court street T. C. Taylor. trustee for the creditors of Hansen tc Olsen, acted as auctioneer. The bar and back bar sold for $175 and fairly good prices were paid for the remainder of the fixtures and stock. The liquors weere sold by case and the sale was a source of much Interest. Three barrels of empty mineral water bottles were bid In by Mayor Murphy for tl. Following the sale of the Maze stock, Judge Fitzgerald, referee la bankruDtcv. stated that th pntlre ale memy-one uaya on the Ocean, Eight will be approved by him Days In Bearing sea, and Steamer Cut IW Way Tiirough 350 Miles of Solid lor Rudder Broken Amidst the Icebergs, STRENUOUS E MRS. WESLEY MATLOCK WRITES OF ALASKA TRIP. In a letter to relatives In this city, Stolen Property Found. Sheriff T. D. Taylor returned to day from North Yakima and way points, where he had been searching for goods that had been .stolen from a store at Athena. Part of the stuff Mrs. Wesley Matlock, who with her I was recovered through the assistance husband and children Is now at Sol-I of Frank Anderson, who helped omon, Alaska, tells of the hazardous Grant, the accused man, sell the experience which they had In reach ing the frozen north. ine Matiocks left Seattle June 1 and they were on the ocean for 21 days, reaching Solomon June 21. plunder. Anderson will be held as- a witness against Grant. Big Fight Sure. Ely. Nev.. July 18. Tex Rlckard Is Eight days of the voyage were passed on his way to Salt Lake to see the In Behrlng sea and the ship passed officials of the Oregon Short Line through 350 miles of solid Ice. about special rates from Salt Lake While amldn the icebergs the and Ogden to Ely. for the coming steamer Drone its rudder and the boat fight between Gans and Nelson. If had to crawl for days between moun- Rlckard can get the rates'he Is look- tains of ice on either side. Owing to lng for the fight is surely to be tne danger or being caught In the floe fought. the passengers suffered great uneasi ness and there was Joy when they Will Train Horse. Four other boats were also out In Barnett. left this morning for Benge, Wash., where he will place his speedy little pacer. Winnie Dell, In training for several months. He was accom panied as far as Athena by his brother, Lewis. He will ride his horse to Benge. which Is near Spokane, It's easy to reach North Beach Take Steamer POTTER from Portland jsm now transform! to th fflmad mi HEGLER, fourteen miles op the Columbia from Dwaoo. This eliminates the necessity of steamers waiting tor the tide, and Insures a prompt and regular Summer Schedule. t) The Steamer T. J. JOTTER, 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 Beaoh la a fanooa, beautiful place the most perfect beach on the hole North Coast. There are accommodations galore at prices to suit all tastes; camping facilities without equal perfect bathing conditions; all sorts of amuse ments and diversions. Come, have a good rest and a Jelly time. Let us send you our new summer book, and tel 1 yon all about NORTH BEACH. F. J. SUINLAN, Local Agent, PENDLETON, OREGON Wm. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Behrlng sea at the same time and when Mrs. Matlock wrote her letter the Ohio, since reported safe, had not arrived. At that time plans were be lng formed for sending out a relief party. Solomon Is on Behrlng pea and Is 40 miles north of Nome. The Mat locks have mining property at that point and on the trip north Wesley Matlock took a band of mules and a pony along, the mules to be worked In the mines. Though the animals suffered on the trip they soon got in appeal to the Well-Informed In every conumon ior worK anu were at worn Truth and Quality in tne mines wnen the letter was written. The pony was likewise en joying life In the Arctic zone. Here from Missouri. walk of life and are essential to per manent success and creditable stand lng. Accordingly, It Is not claimed that Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna la the only remedy of known Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelsay and" T-iIIft hll onn n. ..... whv rived todav to visit Mr. K-Lav. .r. " J tho beBt of Personal and family ents, Conductor and Mrs. W. H. Kel- laiaUve8 ,8 tn8 ract thatf It cleanses, say, at their home on South Thomp- sweetens and relieves the Internal son street, for a month. Mr. Kelsay organs on which It acts without any t w.e"k??wn iocomot.lve ens'H debilitating after effects and without y cji iiiriiiu, emu wuii nis wue anu wife's mother, Mrs. Liggett, Is mak ing a tour of the northwest states during the summer. They have stop pefl at Kansas City Denver, Salt Tkp and other nluxaa an have enjoyed a delightful trip. This part ara know? to nd "PProved is their first visit to Pendleton and Physicians, as It Is free from all having to increase the quantity from time to time. It acts pleasantly and naturally and truly as a laxative, and its component they are well pleased with the city. Miss Alma Harris will leave Mon day for her home at La Grande to re main until the opening of the Pen dleton schools In September. objectionable substances. Ts get Its ' beneficial effects always purchase the genuine manufactured by the Call lorn I a Fig Synrn Co., only, and for sale by all leadlag druggists. 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' 80s 75c Suits Sale Price 55c 50c Suits Sale Price' 4Qo THE MEN'S SHOP MAXBAER ' s
