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DAILY EAST OKE(IMAS, FKNOLKTO.N, OltEUON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1910.
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HIGH SCHOOL TEAIVI
I.OCAT. TOSSEKS YYOIXD
VINDICATE LOST HONORS
Walla Waiht Ilish Defeated rondlcton
In Gnnlen City, Rut Roys Rnve
Great Hopes of Retaliation Friday
Xijrht When They Meet Tlieir Ri
vals on Tlieir Own Floor.
The hiRh school basket tossers are
putting in some hard practlc? In pre
paring for their return frame with
WalTa Walla high on Friday of this
week. The Walla Wa'.la team has al
ready defeated the local team on their
home floor by a small marsin and the
locals are determined to w ipe out th'.s
defeat on Friday evening. Walla
Walla has one of the strongest teams
in the Inland empire and this was
proven by defeating Whitman college.
Pendleton undoubtedly has the fastest
team in eastern Oregon and have lost
to no high school except the Walla j
Walla team and they hope to regain 1
their lost laurels.
It might be remembered that last
year Walla Walla defeated the locals
in Walla Walla by an overwhelming
score, but when the return game was
played in Pendleton, the locals won in
one of the fastest games ever played in
this city. Coach Brown sees no rea
son why this should not be repeated
as Pendleton has a much stronger
team than last year. In fact the
team is exactly the same as last year
with the one exception and the play
ers are now experienced and work to
gether like machinery. The lack of
an individual star proves the good
team work of the quintet.
Pendleton has not a one man
team as many schools and -can win
games with three of the regular play
ers out of the game. This was shown
last Friday night when Columbia Col
lege Junior of Milton was defeated by
a laree score with the absence of
Captaia McDill. Dudle Devlne and
Nnt Kimbtll.
The lineup for Friday evening will
not be known until the whistle blows
as there Is keen rivalry for every po
sition on the team and some of the
regulars are liable to get beat out.
The beginning of the new semester
marked a great burst of enthusiasm
and spirit at the high school and
every night from twenty to twenty
five men are working out In suits.
Captain McDill will probably play
center, but he Is getting some good
practice in playing against such tall
men as Bean. Fee and Straughn. There
are two sets of guards, between which
there is little choice, but Devlne and
C. Jordan have considerable advan
tage over A. Jordan and Boylen on
account of weight and long experience.
The team is' particularly strong in for
wards with Rader, Sturdivant, Kim
hall and Bowman.
The high school has a strong or
ganized second team and will take
on the academy second team, Athena,
Echo and Rermlston high schools be
fore the season Is over.
Regardless of the many attractions
of the week the basketball game in
the high school gym is sure to get its
rhare of the crowd on Friday jjlght
for this game will undoubtedly be the
best of the season.
CATS AND PUPS VIE
WITH EACH OTHER
MANY ADMIRE ANIMAL
PART OF HEN SHOW
Extatie Expressions Inspired by Sijjht
of Animated lills of White Ex
hibits of Cuts nnd Dogs Much Bet
ter Today.
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FLOORING
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estimates of finished floor work. We
also use sanding and scraping ma
chines for surfacing dance halls and
skating rink floors. We sell wax
brushes, furniture rests and glass
sliding shoes. Write or call at
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"Isn't he cute?"
"Oh, how cunning this is!"
"This one Is too sweet for any
thing!" I
These and thousands of other sim
ilar feminine expressions were heard
last night in the crowd which throng
ed about the cat exhibit at the poul
try show and threatened to blockade
the passageway. -
Similar expressions were heard
when the exhibit of dogs was reach
ed. Cute little fluffy balls of white
in the shape of Pomeranian puppies
and other little balls of white and tan
in the shape of fox terrier puppies
scrambled for high honors in the pop
ularity class, while the older dogs al
so came In for their share of atten
tion. The exhibit in this department
was greatly strengthened last evening
by the arrival from Milton of Matt
Mosgrove and his dogs.
The exhibit of both cats and dogs
was better this afternoon than yes
terday and will be still better this eve
ning. There are new cats of all kinds
and colors and dogs of all sizes and
shapes. Some of them occupy the
least possible amount of space while
there Is at least one which rerquires a
WKII WOVEN ABOUT ARNOLD.
(Continued from Page One.)
lar gold pleco and a big roll of green
backs.
Tills Morning'!) Session.
This morning's session was devoted
by the state to tracing the defendant's
movement while In Echo on the day
of and a few days prior Jo the mur
der. And It was in this testimony
that defense got in their first licks.
Mr. Gillette who runs a hotel nt Echo
testified that the defendant nnd tho
murdered man hnd registered nt his
hotel and occupied the same room.
The register was Introduced In evi
dence showing their signature. It
was also shown by the register
through the attorneys for the de
fense that two other men, one named
Paul Lewis and one named Louis
Ryan registered at the hotel about
the samc'tlme nnd that on one niglit
the defendant nnd Paul Lewis occu
pied a room together.
Some pyrotechnics were set off
just about here. It seems that some
one had cut one of the important
names out of tho register. Mr. Phelps
demanded that the defendant's at
torneys produce this slip. The de
fense came back with the statement
that they didn't have the slip but
that the prosecution hnd it had they
demanded the prosecution to produce
it. Mr. Phelps called Mr. Gillette to
the stand and he testified that Attor
neys Peterson nnd Watts came down
there one day and were looking over
the. register and asked permission to
cut this slip out and he said he didn't
care, and just then he was called to
dinner and went away leaving Peter
son and Watts in possession of the
register.
Hotel'cierk Testifies.
Another thread of two was put In
to the web of circumstantial evidence
against the defendant. McCloud, the
night clerk at the Gillette hotel testi
fied that on the night of the day the
murder Is alleged to have taken place
the I'efemlant came Into the hotel
.-bout three o'c'ock in the morning
and registered. He had been there
the night before with "the murdered
man and they had occupied the same
rcorn. On this particular occasion
the clerk told the defendant he could
have the same renim he nnd the other
man had had the night before and he
said the defendant remarked' to the
effect. 'My friend has not come in yet
but he will be In pretty soon."
Mrs. Longneck of Echo, was the last
witness before noon. She sild that
on the day of the alleged murder she
was (aklng a horse back ride In the
rftcrnoon and she saw the defend
ant ride a horse from Barker's livery
lir.rn over to the hotel Echo, and then
Inter she saw the defendant on the
sMtio horse and another man on a sor
rel horse riding out past the mill race
r.n the road toward the government
reservoir.
Defendant to Take Stand.
Attorney Peterson In making his
opening statement to the jury de
clared that the defendant himself was
going to take the stand and tell all
ho knew about the, case. It is freely
predicted in court circles that If he
does there will be some surprises.
Just, what use the defense Intends
to attempt to make out of the fact
that there were two other men at the
hotel at the same time the defend
ant and Rabeal were there is not
known, unless it Is to substantiate the
defendant's story as told to Barker
that he got the horses for two other
men and not for himself. But many
are wondering where the defendant
i;? going to show that he turned the
horses over to the other two men if
he was seen riding one of the horses
out on the road toward the govern
ment reservoir.
The case continues to draw a crowd
ed house. A large number of people
from Echo are In court and many ot
them are witnesses.
It Is expected that the case will go
to the jury some time tomorrow un
less the argument of counsel are too
long. The evidence will probably he
in by noon tomorrow.
PERSONAL
MENTION
C. W. DeGraw of Weston, Is regis
tered here today.
P. C. Hunter has been among those
in town today from Echo. '
James P. Neal is now visiting in
the city. He came down last evonlng.
A. McDonald of tho Oregon Agri
culturalist, of Portland, Is here today.
Matt Mosgrove, well known mer
chant of Milton, has been In tho city
today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. J. Torham of Her
miston, has been visiting In the city
today.
Joe Bailey, well known resident of
the Echo country, is now in the city
upon a short visit.
M. D. Reed, O. R. & N. engineer,
and whose home Is at Umatilla, left
for that place this morning after a
short visit here.
Mrs. F. S. Foss, one of the largest
breeders of barred Plymouth Hock
chickens in the inland empire, is here
to attend tho poultry show.
O. K. Durrant of the firm of Doug
lass & Durrant of -Walla. Walla, Is here
to attend the poultry show and will
remain th rest of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen of Pilot
Rock, came in last evening to attend
the poultry show and have spent the
most of the day Inside tho big show
room. J. E. Windle of Lents, Oregon, and
one of the leading breeders of stand
ardised poultry in the northwest, is
here-to attend the poultry show with
a long string of birds.
Mrs. B. F. Williams, of "The
Maples" poultry farm, came down
Inst evening from her home in Mil
ton and will remain until after the
close of the poultry shmv.
William Hill of Heppner who car
ried off his share of prizes on White
Plymouth rocks, came over last even
ing to attend the show and will re
main during the rest of the week.
C. F. Williams, ed'.-or of the North
west Poultry Journal, published at
s.ilem and the leading poultry jour
nal in thv northwest, arrived this
morn. .is to attend the big show and
will remain all week.
If. Dickinson, secretary of the Wal
la Walla poultry show nnd a mem
ber of the firm of Dickinson & Levy,
poultry breeders. Is here to care for
a string of 133 birds, many of which
are owned by himself or his firm.
Re
placements
in the needs of
UNDERWEAR
Get an extra pair of drawers or a
.shirt or a union garment just to
finish the season. We have them in
plenty and there are none better.
Busy Boston Store
DANCINO A FEATURE OF
"SCNXY SOUTH MINSTRELS"
There is Only One
"Brmo Qvsnine"
That is
Laxative Brohao Qzsimne
USCD THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLD III ONE DAY.
AUnana rnn...ml.oi f-t'l nomn T Sfi CT
lor tins m -nature on evry box. ac. BJ tfrt JLOTri??Si,lt
- -war-
FARMERS' UNION OF
HOI.RMAN WILL MEET
Holdrnan, Jan. 25 (East Orego
nian) Through your columns I
would like to mention the Holdrnan
local Farmers' Union will meet at the
usual place the first Saturday of Feb
ruary, at 1 o'clock sharp, for the
transaction of such business as may
come before tho meeting. .t"fter that
has adjourned I would like to call -to
order a. good roads meeting to get the
expression of the people of the Hold
man road district In regard to put
ting the roads out of the canyons. I
want every man in the d strlct to be
there and have his say and say It.
After the good roads meeting Is
over there will be a program follow
ed by supper, which every one Is in
vited to take part In, especially the
program.
Come one, come all, that want good
roads. Let your wants be known.
Then I will know what Is expected.
Tours,
E. C. JOHNSON.
Much Joy was occasioned In the
ranks of the "Sunny South Minstrels"
yesterday when they wero Informed
that Mr. Mc'Lennon, the popular trav
eling man hnd agreed to act as inter
locutor In the coming show and to al
so nssist In the direction of the re
hearsals. S'nce the withdrawal of Mr.
Fergus.in from that position, owing to
the sad news of the death of his
brother, the pseudo-darkies who hold
down tho end positions have been
without an oss'stant In their funmak
Ing. irhwevcr, that vacancy has now
been filled and Mrs. Crayne Is Indeed
fortunate in securing such an able
man as Mr. M'lcnnnn. He has had
n great amount of expericutr during
the last ten years, and his first re
hearsal with the boys last night proved
that he has lost none of his old abil
ity. Not the least Important among the
features of the performance will be
the dancing In connection with the
songs. Several of the young ladies
and gentlemen In the cast have been
In close communion with the muse
Terpsichore for the past two weks.
and as a result they have something
entirely new in the line of fancy step
ping to show the connoiseurs of danc
ing. The "Woodpeckers' Waltz" and
"The Dance of the Dublin Daisies,"
will bo two of the distinctive airy
maneuvers which with the songs they
accompany, will prove applause pro
ducers, and the shindigs of tho dingy
end men will be prizewinners, also.
Then there will bo the old fashioned
country square, dances and tho com
petition cuke walk of the "coons"
and "conesses" In the last half of the
evening's entertainment, which will
savor much of the original old plan
tation pastimes. Altogether there will
be enough fun, wholesome enjoyment
and thorough amusement In the two
and a half hours of tho performance
to revive the spirits of n prospective
stlif'de.
WORTH KNOWING.
"JOYRIDERS" TRY TO KILL
MAN WITH AtTOMOBII.K
Tn coma. Jan. 26. Despite a syste
matic search, the police have not se
cured a clue to the identity of the
drunken "joy riders" who early yes
terday tried to murder John Menar.
a laborer, after they h.-ul accidentally
knocked him down. Menar declares
the driver then deliberately forced
the wheels of the big automobile back
and forth over his prostrate body
twice despite his pleadings for mer
ry. Then believing hint dead .they
f-peil away, leaving him lying in the
muddy street.
Snow Blockade Broken.
Cheyenne, Wwo.. Jan. 26. The
central Wyoming snow blockade was
broken last night when Casper citi
zens dug out a train whu-h was the
first to reach Lander In 11 days.
Three snow plows were disabled nnd
drifts were higher than the.cars. The
train carried 300 sacks of mall, two
cars of express and many passengers.
Stock near Lander Is suffering from
lack of feed, and the second train In
carried sufficient feed to save many
head of cattle and sheep.
Simple Rentedv Hint Any One Ua
Pre-pnre at Rome.
Most people are more or less sub
ject to coughs and colds. A simple
remedy that will break up a cold
quickly and cure any cough that Is
curable Is made by mixing two oune- '
es of Glycerine, a half ounce of Vir
gin Oil of Pine-compound and eight
ounces of rure Whisky. You can get
these in any good drug store and
easily mix them in a large boule. The
mixture Is highly recommended by the
Leneh Chemical Co., of Cincinnati,
who prepare the genuine Virgin Oil
of Pine compound pure for dispensing.
Careful Dressers
Si npreriiite the assistance our clean
ing and pressing work Is to them In
the care of their wardrobe.
Your suit- or overcoat here t b
put into condition for use, will proTt
i: to you at small cost.
Pendleton Dya Works
206 Vi E. Alta St. Phone Maine 1.
in n i i ii inn in ii'i i imiirr i m n rm rir-ntTirn I i "'
THE
Under t.he Old
Management.
G R H N D
I'KMH. ETON'S RIG, POPUI.Ut VAl DI.VII.I.E l MOTION
PICTURE THEVriil .
4Ilili-t lass Vaudeville nets each jirforiiiuiif, with entire a
rliunge of program Iwliv eiieli week Alon. it Tliur-slay. u
Johnson's Umir-Plecc Orchestra, Eci-j PelTormnnre.
Motion Pictures Change Three Times I-.ach Week.
Matinee Every Saturday and Sunday Afternoon.
THIRD ICTIM OF lild
LANDSLIDE IS FOUND
T'.utte, Mont., Jan. 21 The third
body, that of an unidentified foreign
er, was removed today from a mass
of earth, snow, Ice, boulders and trees
that slid across the Great Northern
tracks near High Gate in Northern
Monlnna yesterday. The slide v.a
the greatest In the history of the road.
Crews are endeavoring to clear tli
line to relieve the tied up traffic.
NEW YORK WORLD WILL
NOT FAC E LIBEL CHARGE
ADULTS 25c.
CHILDREN
xc15e. Doors Open at 7 p. m.
;w York, Jan. 26. Judge Charles
M. Hough,- in the United States dis
trict court today Issued an order
quashing the indictment charging
criminal libel against the Press Pub
lishing company, publishers of the
New York World, in connection with
the purchime of the Panama canal.
COMPLETE UR-TO-RATE
RETURNS OF ELECTION
London. Jan. 26. Complete returns
of yesterday's parliamentary elections
show the strength of tho contending
parties to date to be as follows: Con
servatives 254, liberals 233, Irish na
tionalists 72, laborltes 37. But fif
teen seats remain to be filled this
week.
Sixteen Years in Irlson.
Toronto. Sixteen years In prison
for pocket-picking, besides many short
Jail terms for minor offences, Is the
record of Jessie Thompson, perhaps
the most notorious woman thief in the
world. The woman has Just been re
turned to Jail for three months, after
conviction of pocket picking.
Sleeplessness
results in debility, lack of energy, makes
you despondent and nervous. Xo won
der, when yott think liow your nerve
force has been taxed beyond its limit,
you have worried until your digestion h
ruined and your whole system has be
come deranged. These arc times when
the overwrought system needs assiat-
nnre.
Du 3 Pure Mail Whiskey
will bring you re
freshing sleep, and
jou will become full
of energy and vital
ity. Jt cures nerv
ousness and indiges
tion, gives power to
the brant, strength
and elasticity to mus
cles and richness to the Wood.
If you wish to keep young, strong and
vigorous and have on your cheeks the
plow of perfect health, take Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey regularly in stnail
doses according to directions. It tones
and strengthens the heart action and
gives vigor to the entire system. It (s
recognized as a family medicine every
where. It is invaluable for overworked
men, delicate women and sickly chil
dren. It is a promoter of health and
longevity.
All druggists, grocers and dealers or
direct, $1.00 a large bottle. Refuse sub
stitutes and imitations, they are injuri
ous. Send for free medical booklet con
taining testimonials and rare common
etise rules for health, and free advice.
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