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FAKE TWO DAILY KAST OUKGOXI.W, PEXDLETOX, OREGON. 1 III lisp AY, JU.Y 13. 1011. EIGHT PAGES 1 Coo Clothes For Warm Days When old King Sol looks warm ly down upon you, the only way to keep cool is to wear COOL CLOTHES. Our store is now full of breezy ready- T.ade sum mer garments and materials, and trimmings for making them Our prices are always rea sonable. Let us dress you so you can be as cool and beautiful as a summer butterfly. . (Jniil Saturday we will pay 25c doz. for fresh Eggs, in our cool pare food Grocery Dep't. This store is headquarters for all kinds of "Round-Up" clothes shirts, hats, hat-bands, hand kerchiefs, boots, gloves, etc. Ladies9 Linen Auto Coats Made with notched or sailor collars, raglan or regula tion sleeves, plain tailored and fancy models trimmed with blue or green linen collars and cuffs with buttons to match. Sizes 16 to 42. Price $6.75 to $15.00 Gossard Corsets Xew models in Gossard Corsets, low bust, long skirt. The most approved, most hygienic corset made. Front lacing,- gives that graceful, easy appearance that no other cornet can give. $3.50 to $8.50 New Line of Scarfs, Doilies, etc. .irST IIKCEIVKl) IiY THIS MOIIXIXG'S EXPRESS. The very newest patterns and designs, hemstitched, scalloped, cluny lace trimmed, scarfs have doilies to match. Price r:)!iir'' from 40c to $1.50 The Peoples Warehouse save von: coipoxs. WHEItE IT PAYS TO TMADE NEWS Or THE KMTIWESX HE HOMS MUDK'S TKUXK. Iinir(cd Smvthonrt Tails lit , Will, lit. .... ..lull. Love Los Angeles, Cul. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carpenter of Hollywood suc cessfully prosecuted u claim and de- UrJay and A. r . hurts was forced to ' NEWS NOTES OF PILOT ROCK FOLK 1K:i-m Kill! nil Mail furrier. !ve up Mrs. Carpenter's trunk, which (.KIZZLY CHEWS VI HKllDEH IX IDAHO Holm, r, Idaho. The mall carrier I he had detained of this town was seriously hurt by his The hearing brought hore falling upen him Arrvst I. W. . at Walla Walla. Walla Walla. Wash. Miehele i Klein, an I. W. W. speaker, was ar rested .by Patrolman Doyle for speak ing on -Main street. Allcsj'Sl Hootlcjrj'vr at Dayton. Dayton, Wash A second trial the Justice court before Judge It, Stanford and a jury of five men, which Pert Kogers is charged with bootlegging, resulted in the Jury disagreeing. Buy Froewate-r Stuck, of Goods. Free water, Ore. Mr. Wheatley and Mr. Teal of Walla Walla have pur chased the stock of the Ed White store and will conduct a confection ery and ice cream parlor. Killed While limiting;. j Kendall, Mont. The body of Nich- olas Noble, IT, was found with the i top of the head blown off. Death ap- 1 parent ly was the resu;t of a hunting I acciflent. Noble's parents are among WASlllXUTOX lOLICT ' the best known people of tins vie in i y. I Hall ltrvuks Arm at Creston. j Creston. Wash. While playing j with the Wilbur team Will Gray of ! that place was struck on the ri ! forearm by a wild bail and the sin : bone broken two inches above the ; wrist. (Special Correspondence.) Pilot Hock. July 13. Miss Hazel out the fact.: Belts, one of Pilot Hock's most pop- that I'ads and the woman had known jular young girls, entertained at her each other slightly In Kansas City and ' home Sunday the following guests: that they kept up a correspondence i The Misses Hessle Campbell, Clara niter he moved to Los Angeles, which Etter, Brooks Goodwin, Hazel Lynch, resulted in on engagement of marrl- j and Elsie McReynolds, and Messrs aK ; Frank Humphrey, Lnn Etter, Clarence The girl had boon In unfortunate Etter. Orln Ivy and Berne Belts, cir.umyt antes financially; and Eads Misses Ada and Helen Maclnnis sent her money for a ticket to come spent Saturday and Sunday In Pen to this city, where the wedding was ' dleton w ith friends. A. I to take place at once. She arrived! Harry Whlttoker and Bon James of in: and the trunk, stuffed with female 'Xye, were Pilot Rock visitors Satur- gear, was sent to the house in which j day. Eads was living. . Clara Etter and Brooke Goodwin of The girl said yesterday that some- Missouri, are here visiting w ith rela ting strange in Eads' conduct made. Uvea and friends. her repent of her bargain, so she went I Lee Tripplet and nelce Cleo Harry- lmmeuiateiy to rrlenda in Hollywood, man of Harris, Missouri, are here After a while she. met Carpenter and j visiting with his aunt, Mrs. Thomas here is where Cupid seems to have j Jaques. worked well at close, range. Cnrpen-1 Miss Elfia Norman left Thursday "oeu Him won. uut nis wire evening for Pendleton to accept a was short on clothes, because Eads position as bookkeeper at the Do- still kept the trunk. jmestlc lnundry. Justice Heeve gave the brde her; Charlie Nelson nnd Ollle Smith re nnery ana tads, out the price or her turned to Pilot Rock Monday after ticket, has the experience. (spending Sunday in Pendleton with ; friends. BAK i Donald Ross of Butter creek was COWBOYS AXD IXDIAXS 8 business visitor Monday. Mrs. GUman Folsom and daughter Youth r fmiltal Must r..i.. w ir Jn spent Monday in Pilot Rock Tliev WUli f ur vismng wun relatives. Mother Bear, in Darkm-, Attack Joe I, uca Near I4111I0 mid Team Flesh From Body. Lardo, Idaho. Joe Lucus, a herd er, was badly torn up by a bear and U reported to huve small chance of recovery. He was attending one of Harry Price's sheep camps near Rock flat and at 11 o'clock wus awakened by a disturbance among the sheep. Rushing out of the tent into the larkness he was attacked by a bear, thought to have been a grizzly. The flesh from his right thigh and limb was nearly all torn away. His right side was cut open and his body otherwise horribly mangled. The scalp from his forehead to the back of his head was broken loose, and his left wrist broken and left arm chewed up. Mr. Lucas was found 18 hour afterwards. He says the bear left him when his dog treed two cubs. Washington. The westward pours ' Mrs' UQuallen and daughter . ' of empire has been checked by the returned 10 eiiot kock tuesaay rrom 6 ., ruthless police of Washington. The At,aTns vhere ghe has been visiting. u" h-hiL-w.j ik. w..ik.' Pay Sturtevant spent Sunday in Daughter Die in Ditch. x-..... 1- v.. i'.,L.v, VI. .1.1., .oiill annuel, M (inu. , , - , , , ' ,, , - fences of the capital Hintze, the 6-year-old daughter of.;,,,,.,, ' 'iMr. and Mrs. E. E. Hlnntze, living! hewhiskerert rou-hoe nnd the hefeflth- r a ei ed Indian mounted on the mettle-! "'I't't0". some broncho and enrrving large re-' H- ' Casteel, formerly of this city voivpr- in eneh hnn.t win nr. i,,nlro, - but who Is now living at TJklah. was he allowed to decorate the walls and en on the Btre,ts nere Monday in poster nlc-1 '"rs- rl"'k "jrd was a passenger tures. From now on the police mln-!on tne loca' for Pendleton Tuesday Ions will efface all such daredevil portrayals of life in the West. evening. J. N. Burgess was In town Tuesday .... tit ciHcinil r aiMnn kiinlnAsa 'air. - Mvrtle Wosteatp who hn to Sumach park, was drowned Tues- day morning just nurth of the fair ( , ,;f Q, "protected! Mrt,e estgate who has been sround. in the Lmon Irrigation ditch, m of he eo working for Grant Horris during the lanrttirrino. .mhiMr.n a .in,, M,.ni. 'summer, returned to her home here less TndinnQ must h nnnllsrl In tho . ou",,a- k,..i Albert Mlnthorne of the Indian res- Last week the police mutilated ervatlon' TM ,n town Mndair to do many yards of posters on the walls of Washington and to the rising gen eration of the city of statesmen the cowboy and Indian will be no more. Five FJtvtions at Pasco. I Pasco, Wash. Since the first of the i year five elections on local matters j have been held in Pasco and another election will, be held July'25 on the question of issuing bonas for the new : city hall. The five elections have been held In less than five months. After Insurance Companies. Olympla, Wash. Seven fire insur ance companies, which have so far failed to file schedules with the in surance department have been noti- j fied by telegraph by Insurance Com ; mlssioner Schlvely that unless their j schedules are on file here by next i Monday morning he will revoke their j license to do business In this state. Peach Price Ahout 00 Cents. North Yakima, "Waish. That an average price of 60 cents a box will be maintained for peaches in the northwest this season is the predic tion of Fred Thompson of the Thomp son Fruit company. The prices at first may be higher, he says possibly 75 cents, but with the shortage in some localities will not drop below 50 cents. MARY ILL; XO "SALOME" Mis Garden's Indisposition Causes' Putting Off of Play Until Full. Parts. Owing to the illness of Mary Garden, who was to appear In thetitle role of "Salome," which was twice billed last week and both times postponed, the play ias been definite ly postponed until fail. It was said today at the prima donna's apart ments that Miss Garden's Illness was not serious. On you read tne Earn OrnninT some trading. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMannus spent Sunday in Pendleton, Mrs. Kennlson is visiting at Uklah with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Cas teel. Miss May Sllers spent Sunday In Pendleton. "Bub" Mathews of Stewart creek vas In Pilot Rock Sunday. MONKEY TIES IT X. P. TRAIN Trained Animal Leaps From Car and . Trainmen (lve Chase. Ellensburg, Wash. "Train step ped 25 minutes in Yakima canyon hunting for monkey." was the report turned in by the engineer on North ern Pacific train No. 5. No. 5 car ried a theatrical troupe from Spokane to Seattle and among the baggage was a performing monkey. Just as the train passed the station at Roza, in the canyon, the monkey leaped through the open door and scam pered up the mountainside. The train was stopped and messengers, trainmen and theatrical people Joined In tho search for the elusive Simian. The animal's trainer finally Induced the runaway to return to captivity and the tialn proceeded. HELD BY BARBS, MAN Bl'RNS Farmer Start Weed lire and Iioses His Life. Vlsalia, Cal. Philip Aultman, 81 years old, was burned to death in a fire which he started among some weeds on his farm near her. The fire spread to an adjoining field and Ault man; trying to climb a barbed w-lre fence to get at It. became entangled In the barbs. His body was charred beyond recognition. Never leave home on a Journey without a bottl of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It Is almost certain to be needed and cannot be obtained when on board the cars or steamships. For sale by all dealers. Save money by reading today's ds. Maine's Cofferdam 1eaklng. Havana. A serious leak In one of the 20 cylinders of the cofferdam surrounding the Maine, which haf glvqn anxiety to the engineer for some weeks, was discovered and ef fectively stopped. Pumping will be continued at an early date and from present Indications the berthdeck, on which probably the greater number of fatalities occurred, will lie expos ed by July 20. . Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply chamberlal.i Liniment- fre -ly. It will remove the soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale ".y all dealers. Read the want ads. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Sheep I)og: iii Contest. I tonrao, .uoni, .- -luniuer 01 sneep- . men win enter tne;r sneep uogs in a I novel contest at the state fair this ! fall. The contest will rf"U're a herd : er and a dog to take th;-ee sheep over ! a prescribed course which is marked j by flag, bridges an 1 obstruction.-' on ' the ground, to the sheep pen which i wi'.l be in front of the grandstand In ! full view of the audience. The herd ' er making the li'.-t-t time will be i awarded the prize. A Golden Wedding. means that man and wife have lived to a 3 )'jJ old age and cmaeviuently have kept hoalthy. The best way to kwep hea thy ij to see that your live- it's duty utfi il :;. -i uut of :j5. do. this is to keep d m I doe, Cj 1 T':e only way to do. this is to keel tp) ' IsaJlard's Herbino in the house an( 2jy'ltal:e il whenever your liver gets In B"YS FXCOYFR TI5EASI Itl-;: REYEAL HERMIT'S LIFE active. f.Oc iier Lottie, pen & Bros. A C. Koep- l.i u.'s y !,0f)l to Hi Wife. Seattle. The will of Captain David H. Jarvis, formerly In the revenue cutter service, win re he performed many heroic deeds in the Arctic ocean and Bering sea, and lony at the lorgaiwiuggenheiin en- i tf-rprises in Alaska was probated. swamp. God rest my soul. God has filled the earth with gold. Devils do not believe it, but has Ily not prorn- Senreh for Other I'oerm of H-l- j i'"1- '"k and find?' The blue heron ka Thoma. W ilderne Ret lu.-e, ! " .wlse' an'J lhe n:?!'t owl. but man is J;j.ins ; an ass. for he walked not in the ways Morey," Mich A romance of ' th "f the. most high." oays when much f the staty 01 Mien-1 . mue or tne story or the peculiar j head of. the lgun was a wilderness wa bronughtj old hermit is known here. George j tf-rprises in tM light w In n boys of the South Ben 1 j i:ie,e!s, who lives in a portion of a .m,s. Kth-1 T. Jarvis, his wife, was ap Un lj Y. M. C. A. summer cun.p j houe built by Thomas says that as a i pointed executrix. The estate is val whiic dip.r.g a hole for a flagstaff. ; boy ho recollects finding carefully j u(.fi at $400,000 and has an annual secreted collections of pebbles in the mtome of $30,000. With the exu p house. It s said that Thomas' wife Uion of a few small bequests the en deserted him, and that his queerness tire estate was left to Mrs. Jarvis. oei.ame noticeable about the same time. He roamed the woods, talking to the trees and animals, and believed that he could transmute certain stones I into gold. According to another letter found brought ir.g pistols, ii.er.ts. The lock uti a ru.-:y iron b'-x contuin- buks and several docu- , could not be opened, so! .ttom uf the chest was broken. th.- di.-i overers found two rusty u.' an .at.'.ient pattern, resting .-'! of :!ax. Then followed a .- co:i' i lion, inc-ludirg a plain I !..i,', aip.irci.tiy tne weua.ng,in tne box, there is another chest) le "l i-'.ine pioneer bride; a all- buried on the island. A may. which i ver-cased watch of Swiss inanufac- v.as among the contents, gives direc- i HrxAarli, ,u-. , a -uian .juKb'.t a. , ud- tion ior rinaintr iniK eneat -i hp who e ' neighborhood is excited overa search j immediately begun. Tor the remain ing chests. manufac a rust- jstained hunting knife; leather-bound books dating from 1767 to 181S, among them a Hible, "Children of the Abbey." and "Book of Passion." There vvt i e n-vrt.il sc h joi books and a num ber of 1 eiiiiics bearing dates from 17l to liil; Kumples of silver, lead and co; per uri, arrow haj, and a collection of pebbles. Deeds duting back as far as 17CJ related to prop irly at Plymouth, Conn. An explanation of the mystery was fj-.iii.l iii a l.-i'er .-Xt by t.'ie owner of tne thebt, in part as follows: "This chest is the property of Hcsi Tiloiuas, toiii.tiiy of New Eng land later of th- Michigan wiider-I..--. A cpii-4iua.. t of God, believing id my t-pirit ti..; r.Mius o-. er these iait-s m tne lt.il 111 r. -,.- a-, jar-l-if:r a:l lay v i .a t .: . d p -.-. i--i.-, 1 ir '''.' ei-' in. :.. na.i var.e.l. iiio i-aw .-j... n.uny v oi.-.ertui ieciet-, I'll; l; .--.ii:'e "I 1 .'. -I - at .. j'..- to. l. them all away but on-. !he iea.it of 1 .. .11 l .e lij. 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