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BAILT EAST ORJSOONIA1. PENDLETON, ORBOOX, MONDAY, JIXY 18, 1910.
EIGHT PAGES.
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Newsy Notes
of Pendleton
Two Marriage I.Kvnsos.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
to V. H. Meengs and Sarah J. Mecngs
and Robert E. Dennis and Susan N.
Cameron, all of this county. In the
first case the groom is marrying his
brother's widow.
HAS BACK INJURED
Suffering from Injuries to his back
an Italian laborer, known as Tony,
was brought to St. Anthony's hospital
from Twohy Brother's Barnhart camp
this morning. It seems that a dump
car fell off the track and onto him
while he was standing with his back
to the track.
The Injured man was met at the
depot by Dr. Waffle and taken to the
hospital. Apparently he was In great
pain but as the Italian laborers are
in the habit of making a great fuss
over the slightest Injuries, it was im
possible to tell how badly he was hurt.
It is not believed, however, that his
Injuries will prove fatal.
Another Injured man by the name
of Bingham was brought up from the
Coe camp yesterday. He had had the
end of his thumb pinched off between
a couple of steel rails. He is also be
ing cared for at the hospital.
RUSSIAN' TERRORIST
FACES MURDER TRIAL
been circulated about King George's
addiction to strong drink to d-.e
down. These stories have been re
peated from one to the other for sev
eral years past, and only the mem
bers of his household, who in duty
bound repeated the stories to their
nir.ster, know what Intense pain they
have caused the new king. So serious
a view has now been taken of these
stories that the dean of Norwich, who
has been intimate with the king for
years, felt himself compelled the oth
er day to deny them with great f jrce
from the pulpit, and Lord Uosebtry
has, as delicately as possible, donj the
samethlng both in public and in pri
vate. In the past six or seven years Ivlnp
George has suffered acutely from in
digestion. His nose becomes red im
mediately after eating and his eyes
water, which gives him just the ap
pearance of a man who has been
drinking. This is considered by his
intimate friends to be the only pos
sible explanation of the storing which
have been circulated with so many
circumstantial details.
MESSENGER IS CALLED
TO CATCII WEE MOUSE
Paris. The Russian terrorist,
liichael Rips, is on trial before the
Paris Assize court for having attempt
ed to murder Colonel Kotten, chief of
the secret police of Moscow, in a Paris
hotel a year ago.
Rips, who was engaged in several
terrorist plots, was arrested and sent
to Siberia in 1906. He escaped, re
turned to Moscow, was arrested again,
and was offered a tree pardon by
Colonel Kotten if he would enroll
himself in the police and betray his
comrades.
This he pretended to do and he
came to Paris nominally to serve the
Russian police, but really In the in
terests of the terrorist party.
On May 8 last year Rips had an
appointment with Colonel Kotten, who
had come to Paris to see him.
Going to the colonel's hotel in the
Rue Bi'Iivar, Rips fired at him re.
peatedly. All the shots missed the
colonel, and, the revolver being empty.
Rips then attacked the colonel sav
agely with the butt end of the weapon.
Three Dmnks Forfeit Rail.
Indian Jim, John Doe and Ed
Mitchell, were due to appear In po
lice court this morning to answer to
the charge of being drunk. Instead
of appearing, however, they forfeit
ed ball, aggregating $14.
Mr. I.ockutMxI Alleges Desertion.
A suit for divorce has been filed by
Mrs. Kdyth Loekwnofl against Zcph
I.ookwood. They were married In
this c'ly. July 6. 1S07, and have no
eli'Mren. Mrs. Lockwood alleges that
her husband deserted her and she
asks to be allowed to resume her
maiden name of Edyth McBrlde.
Dividlns V Minion Fnmi.
D. O. Lively and W. H. Laughtrey
of the Portland Union stockyards
company, came up from Portland last
evening and went to Echo this morn
ing to complete arrangements for
placing the balance of the famous
Hunt ranch on the market . A great
lrt:on of the big ranch has already
been disposed of, but according to
Mr. Lively there yet remains about
2100 acres. This is to be divided up
into tracts of from ten to 40 acres and
ah effort will be made to dispose of
it as rapidly as possible. The survey
ing work has already been done and
the plats are now being made. The
land is located near Echo and is suit
able for fruits and alfalfa.
PENDLETON IS VICTOR
OVER WALLA WALLA
CAPTURE GAME FROM
HADE'S MIXTURES, 0 TO 5
With Only Four of Regular Team
Men, Colts Reverse Previous Game
Atlieiut Players aikl Garrison
Men Help Pendleton to Win.
RAINIER SHOWS RESPECT
FOR DECEASED CITIZEN
London. Some interesting state
ments were made at the annual dis
tribution of prizes and medals to the
British messenger boys the other day
at the Mansion House by the Lady
Mayoress.
Several special prizes were present
ed. A bov named Bevan received one
for making a quick journey from
London to Amsterdam and back with
two crates of rubber prospectuses. An
other named Collins was run over by
a taxicab in Piccadilly, and when
taken from under the wheels his first
thought was of his package, which he
gave to a policeman.
Mr. George Manners, the general
manager, said that not long ago a
messenger boy was called to a lady
in a Bond street house and when he
go there he found the lady standing
on the table in the middle of the
room. She said that she could not
come down because there was a
mouse in the room and she wante.1
the boy to catch it.
Rainier, Or. The funeral services
over the body of John Dibblee were
held at the family residence at 9
o'clock Thursday morning. Rev. Mr.
Clapp of Portland, officiating. Beau
tiful floral offerings filled the room
in which the services were held, and
old residents from all parts of the
county were here to attend the funer
al. Out of respect for the dead, all
business houses were closed for the
morning. The body was shipped to
Portland on the 10:30 train to be
placed In the family vault.
FUGITIVES FROM NORTH
CAROLINA STILL IX JAIL
SLANDEROUS STORIES
GRIEVE KING GEORGE
London. It will probably take
years for the slanders which have
Disastrous Rain.
Lexington, Ky., July 17. Anoth
er disastrous rainstorm, accompanied
by lightning, swept over central Ken
tucky, doing heavy damage to the
wheat, tobacco and corn crops. Meie
phone and telegraph lines are down
in .much of the bluegrass section. Near
Blue Lick Springs, Henry Work and
his grandson were caught in the flood
and the boy was drowned.
Marshfield. Or. George Holder
and Jess Burleson, both of whom are
wanted for murder in North Caro
lina, will be taken back to that state
In a few days. Each is charged with
committing a murder and the two
men are cousins and lived in adjoin
ing counties in North Carolina. They
have been together In this county
slnno thev fled from Justice. They
both claim that they killed In self-
defense. They are in the county jaii
at Conuille, awaiting the arrival of
the officers to take them back for
trial.
Branded Salmon Comes Home.
Astoria, Or. A salmon -was deliv
ered at the Bear Cliff station Satur
day morning bearing marks similar
to those on fry which were released
from the Clackamas river hatchery
six years ago. The fish weighed 25
pounds.
With but four of the regular team
men as a nucleus, Manager Prazler
of the Pendleton Colts yesterday went
to Walla Walla and retrieved the hon
ors lost on the local diamond a week
ago. As tho majority of the team
members were absent from tho city,
Frazier was forced to recruit men
from Athena and the Garden City gar
rison to fill his depleted ranks to the
required number. Plcard. Do Peat
and I.ieuallen were picked up from
tho former town and Calllhan and
Kinney were annexved from the army
artists. y
The final score stood 6 to 6 In fa
vor of tho pickups, although from the
third inning Pendleton's hold on vic
tory was slipping, ana, had the con
test gone a few more cantoes, the
Walla Walla bunch would undoubted
ly have had tho marginal score. The
game was won in the first Inning
when tho Oregonians chased four run
ners over the pan. Von Nahmen was
weak then and besides allowing four
hits, was wild and gave a few free
passes. Pendleton secured one more
in the second and one in the third
but from then on did nothing in the
line of baserunning. Walla Walla,
on the contrary, gained her balance
in the fourth and kept up her scor
ing until the ninth, at tho end of
which only one run was lacking to tie
the score.
Pieard, the Athena t wirier, was In
the box for Pendleton, and, although
he worked hard, ho was out of train
ing and only came through without
losing his scalp by the gilt edge sup
port of his teammates.
DePeat, Leonard ana Calllhan es
pecially did notable work In prevent
ing runs.
Walla Walla. AB R H PO A E
Blackman, 3b ....6 1 3 0 0 0
Wlckersham, cf . . . 5 1 2 0 0 0
Siegrist, ss 5 0 2 0 1 1
Lankard, c 3. 2 0 16 4 0
O'Rourke, 2b. .4 0 1 6 6 2 0
Seacrist, rf 4 0 1 0 0 0
Bade, lb 4 0 0 4 0
Unser. If 4 0 0 1 0 0
Von Nahman, p ..3 1 2 0 2 1
Pendleton. AB R H PO A E
Callihan, cf 5 2 2 3 0 0
Nelson, lb . .5 1 1 12 0 0
Plcard, p 3 1 1 2 2 0
LIuallen, If 2 1 0 0 0 0
Kinney, rf 3 0 0 0 0 0
Depeat, 3b 4 0 0 0 5 2
Ward, c 4 0 2 8 1 0
Leonard, ss 40 0 0 0 0
Score by innings:
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Walla Walla 000211001
Pendleton 411000000
Summary of the game: Struck out
By Von Nahman, 16; by Plcard, 8
Buses on balls Off Von Nahman, 3;
off Pieard, 2. Two base hits Black
man, Powell, Von Naninan. Stolen
bases Walla Walla, o; Pendleton, 2.
Wild pitch Von Nahman. Left on
bases Walla Walla, 7; Pendleton, 3.
Umpire Buchet. Time of game, two
hours. Attendance, 400.
Tho lusy Boston Store
Now Located at
7 25 Main Street
West side between Atla and
Court Sts.
NIGHTINGALE'S SONG
SUBJECT OF DECREE
Vienna. The highest court of ap
peal in the Austrian Empire, after
months of litigation, has decided that
the song of a nightingale Is not a nui
sance A citizen of Gratz, Herr Helnzel,
keeps a nightingale in a cage, and on
fine nights hangs It outside the win
dow. A neighbor complained to the
police authorities that the bird's
song disturbed his slumbers, and the
municipality ordered the owner of the
nightingale to keep it inside the house
at night. Herr Helnzel again appeal
ed against his order to the govern
ment of Styria and then to the min
istry of the Interior, but both these
administrative authorities refused to
Interfere with the decision of the
municipality.
Undismayed by the costs incurred,
Herr Helnzel then appealed to the
court of administration, which has
jurisdiction over the highest execu
tive and administrative functionaries.
Five Judges, Including the president.
Baron Schenk, gave a learned judg
ment in favor of the owner of the
nightingale on grounds which
amounted to saying that the song of
a native bird like the nightingale was
a natural sound which nobody had a
right to object to, whether he liked
it or not.
J L E SPOT
Never come back when cleaned by the
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WORKIHEN'S CLOTHING GO.
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workmanship and prompt service we
can clean and press your vacation
clothes in a manner that will make
you the target of all eyes at the sum
mer resorts.
Pendleton Dye Works
206 H E. Alta St. Phone Main 16.
"Anna, you have absolutely no sense
of orderliness. Why do you put every
thing back In the wrong place after
vou've been dusting?
"To shut off that eternal question,
'Did you clean everything' 7"
Learned Lady (In park) Can you
tell mo if this plant belongs to the
arbutus family?
Gardener (curtly) N'o, miss, It
don't; it belongs to the county coun
cil.
She That batter . doesn't seem
afraid of of the swiftest kind of balls.
He No. He's married and he
been dodging crockery for 10 years.
A. V. LAI Ti:RTV GIVES
OUTLIXK or PLATFORM
THE REAL REASON.
The Parson Do you. Liza, take Rastus
for bfttah or foh wuss?
MIbs Liza-Well, If Ah got to tell de
truth, pahson, Ah'm takln' him 'caus'i
he's de fust man what eveh axed mc.
After listening to all the learned
dissertations upon the dangers of os
culating prepared by prominent sci
entists one comes to the conclusion
that only a bold man will hereafter
dare kiss a girl. But, then, only tho
bravo deserve the kisses of the fair.
It Is not the principles that you
believe in that makes you what you
are. It is the policies that you fulfill.
The mosquito who punctures the
epidermis of the grouch with h!s pro
poscls and makes a meal of his cor
puscles must want to commit suicide.
Most men would be willing to let
the women vote if In return the fe
male sex would let the men dictate
the style of feminine headgear.
"Give Oregon the benefit of her own
natural resources." Such is the motto
A. V. Lafferty wants placed on the
ballot opposite his name in tho pri
maries. Lafferty has formally filed
his declaration to be a candidate for
the nomination of Congressman In tho
Second District, and forwarded it to
the Secretary of State. In addition to
the motto, Lafferty also desires print
ed on the ballot the words, 'Direct
Primary Candidate," for Lafferty will
not seek the backing of the State As
sembly, which will Indorse Congress
man Ellis for the nomination. If
nominated and elected, Lafferty prom
Ises, during his term of office, to
urge laws as follows: Rerornlng $5
360,000 due Oregon for Irrigation;
creating a land court for each West
ern state; conveying all forest reserves
In trust to the states; providing that
a homesteader need not Intend longer
residence than the statutory period;
making liberal appropriations for Co
lumbia and Willamette rivers; pro
tecting labor and competitive busi
ness; excluding further Asiatic and
Oriental Immigration; encouraging
building and operation of American
merchant ships; controlling monopo
lies; assuring sale of railroad lands
to settlers of government suit pre
vails. Following this platform, Laf
ferty declares himself In favor of the
direct primary.
fPnld Advertisement.)
AFHOPLAXF.S WILL RE
t'SKT) IX MAXF.CVF.RS
Paris. This year's grand maneu
vers of the French army will take
place between September 9 and 18 In
the region between Rouen and Amiens.
Operations will be directed by the
generalissimo. General Tremeau, ond
General Michel of the army council
will be chief umpire.
The troops engaged will be the
second army crops under General
Meunler, together with three battal
ions of Chasseurs, the Paris Zouave
regiments, tho fifth colonial brigade,
and the first, and perhaps the third
cavalry division. The composition of
the two army corps will be on basis
of 30 battalions of infantry and 30
batteries of artillery to each armv
corps, '
Companies will be not less than 150
ami squadrons not less than 100
strong. Thoartillery will be. organized-
in four gun batteries. Every
appliance in four gun batteries and
every appliance of modern warfare
will be employed, and according to
present arrangements aeroplanes as
well as airships will be seen at work.
Rud tke "Want" ads today?
A millinery display this year looks
like most anything' a person cares to
imagine it.
Boy Wanted.
Wanted at once, boy to work In me
chanical department of East Orego
nlan. Steady employment and oppor
tunity to learn a good trade. Must
bo over 15 years of age. Apply at
this office.
How. Ho Heard It. -
"What Is the price of your wine?"
"A quarter a pint."
"Neither. I want a gallon."
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Important Notice
On account of my dwelling nous
burning, I will only be at my office In
the John Schmidt building
TnCRSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATTO-
DAY
Bach week till further notice
Dr. F. A. CLISE
Eye Specialist
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist,
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
Lenses Duplicated
With Wm. Han scorn
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1 -2 Mile From Echo
This is one of the best places in Umatilla county and
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550 Main St. LEE TEUTSCII Phone Main 5
The Ileal Estate nnd Insurance Man.
OR MR. LEEZER AT ECHO
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New line of Allovcr Laces just Received See Window
Wc are still scllfns; summer wnbh goods nt the following re
ductions: All 20c Lawns will go at 15
All 15c Lawns will go at 12
All 12 l-2c Lawns will go at 0
All 10c Lawns will go at 6$
THE BABY WONDER STORE
Despain & Bonney
Main and Court Streets