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EIGIIT PAGES PATLY KA.ST OREOOlTCAff. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1914. PAGE TH R KB i.IIJIIIIIIIIlHIIIIMIIIII!Illlllllli:il!lll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!llllllllllinilllIIIIIJ(IIUir I before you build J .-no matter if it's a home, a barn. out-building, or a remodeling of your house or store interior get my prices 1 If you want it cheap or E good, we can fill your oider MILL WORK I TO ORDER The greatest stock and : variety in Umatilla : County of Sash, doors, shingles, hard wood, store fronts j I and fixtures, posts, plaster, brick, sand i cement, roofing, etc." ' . j 1 Wood and Rock Springs Coal B L. BURROUGHS SPORTS l MISS ST A MX) IX PARIS TO BECOME A PRINCESS 12 18 BY MIA ILIA FINAL W OKE IS 2 TO 1 IN FAVOU Or' HEARS A ITER (iREAT KX III HIT. Western Trl-State Pendleton ....... Walla Walla Tiaker North Yakima . . . League Ktarfliiu;. W. L. Pet. 45 31 .592 42 33 .UO ...... 34 41 .453 30 46 .395 PARIS, July 3. Miss Laura Mc Donald ..Stallo ha arrived here from London for her marriage to Prince Na- ! vcesco KoHpi'idfioKi. The civil ceremony will be perform ed at the town hall at Passy, where j s the bride resides. The religious cere- mony will be at the American Church. 5 In- Avenue Hoche. . Miss Stallo has been visiting Mrs. James McDonald In London. Prince and Princess Murat also came across, S for the wedding. The bride has re ceived a number of beautiful preuenta. ?iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiHiiiiniiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiub I Wednesday Our S ... 1 r? Clean -Up Day fl YcwUTda)' Result. At North Yakima Uaker 8, North Yakima 0. At Walla Walla Walla Walla 2, Pendleton 1 (12 Innings'.) WALLA WALLA, Wash., July 4 (Kneclal.) Pendleton and W Walla put up a star exhibition baseball yesterday. Walla Walla win ning In the 12th, 2 to 1. ! Lewis, who went the route alone waa commencing to tire and that anJ luck brought victory. The Rears were dangerous several times but could not finish It. A benefit day crowd of 700 was present. Lund allowed two hits and in the seventh was replaced by Patterson. SI after one had walked. Patterson al lowed but one hit. Lewis struck out 11 and walked one; Lund fanned 3 and walked three; Patterson fanned 5 1 three, walked none. 1 The Hears scored In the second. YAKIMA DEFEATED BY 8Y SCORE 8-1 KB s Sheelv walked and was sacrificed two Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard. Telephone 5 j JSTiJt2k. iiiiiimmiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiMUiiMiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiiiiJiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiin E5 HAVE YOU The Gas Installed IF NOT We will give you fifty feet of service FREE This to apply only on our present mains and must be a range connection. This Offer for a Limited Time Only ton Walked, stole second, scored on Lodell's hit. , I In the twelfth Lundstrum on by ( N-nnirhton's error, was sacrificed to; tecond and scored on Schmidt's Bin- Angerer and Webb. gle. I " Pendleton. ABRHPOAE Kp worth Ixasruors Meet. NORTH YAKIMA. Wash., July 4. The Kubs started scoring early yes. terday, taking one In the second on a walk, hit and error, another In the fifth on a walk, steal and two errors Errors helped with the other score later. Angerer was wild. Issuing many walks. He walked one man home In the seventh after a single, hit by pitcher and a walk had jam med the sacks. The Braves got sev en hits, but they were so widely scat tered that they coud not get past sec ond base. The score: R. H. E. Baker 8 11 0 North Yakima 0 7 4 Baterlea Sutherland and Fuller; 4 IIAFTAFQI A IS OPENED AT RAKER ! BAKER, Ore.. July 3. The first c.nnual Blue Mountain Chautauqua opened here yefcterday. The opening was featured by "Pioneer Day," all residents of the county over 40 years old being guests of the management. Durham Wright, Medical Springs, delivered an address to the pioneers, and the address of welcome was by Mayor Palmer. Dr. L. H. Miller's lecture on "Farming and Being Farmed," and the Lyric orchestra are among the opening day attractions. A large attendance marked the first session. Many new styles added to Our Dollar Clean-Up Day Several short lines and broken sizes to be added to our sale next Wednesday. Many of them being this year's styles, They will come in black patent, gun metal, suede and kid, tan and white, s slippers, oxfords and pumps with and without straps. Remember this sale is for Wednesday only and just 136 pair for $1.00 the pair. Can fit any foot in some style. . , iNaughton, 2b 1 0 3 Z fU'Lodell, lb 0 1 HI Peterson, 3b 0 1 1 2 I Pembrooke, c 0 0 11 3 gSiVarian, rf 0 0 S 0 M Whltt, cf 0 0 3 0 fci'Urlggs. U : 4 0 1 H.Coen, ss 0 1 S 0 5 Lewis. D 0 0 0 2 Totals i3 1 J J4 12 Walla Walla. AD R H PO A 2 i Tti-FFAT.O. Julv 2 Delegates from 0 i every civilized country of the .world 0 ( met here in the opening sessions of u i the quadrennial convention of the 0 j Epworth League of the World. A 0 i feature will be a parade of 20,000 men 0 ( and women to'celebrate the 25th an 2 nlversary of the birth ' of the organ 0 ' izatlon. The paraders will march to I the MoKinley monument where all win sing "M County "Ti ft The.e" Pencil I'sed IS Months. ST. LOUIS, July I. County Audi tor Frank Troeckler of Edwardsville, who has been nicknamed "The Watch Dog of the Medlson County Treas ury," has used but one blue pencil during the 18 (months he has been in ..XI . 1.1 I. ... V - nil mi n nil ti fnr rnuntv officers. Troeck- ! ler went to a drug store the other day and bought his second blue pencil. Troeckler modestly declined to dis cuss the use of his blue pencil. When pressed for an answer he said he was still uslnx the first pencil, which had been reduced to about an Inch In length. He will put It away as a sou- n'enir. . Pacific Power Cf Light Co. "Always at Your Service" Phone 40 Lundstrum, ss Chllders, 3b . Schmidt, 2b . . Johnson, If . . Sheely. c .... Walters, lb .. Wallace, cf . . Dunn, rf Lund, p Patterson, p . ....6 .....5 S 1 11 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 1 Totals 41 2 I II II 0 Pend. ..0 0000100000 01 Bears ..0 1000000000 12 Summary Two base hits. Chllders, Coen; sacrifice hits. Peterson. Whltt. Walters. Wallace. Dunn; stolen bases, Naughton, Dunn; struck out, by Lew is 11. by Lund I. by Patterson S: walked by Lewis 1, by LundS. by Pat terson 1; attendance 600. t'nele sain Start Am-w. WASHINGTON, July 2. Uncle Sam wiped his slate clean and began j over again. That Is to say. he open ed a new fiscal year. With appro priations made by congress for the new vear. the government began 0 j grinding out anew lu millions of dol lars of expenditures. In some in stances, however, the money was not ready, but this did not deter depart ments from proceeding inasmuch as the debts they make must be met. lllllllllllllliilllillllllllllllllllllllll KiititiMiiiitfifftTTitfTfffiitiittiittTnTiifriTtrfTiif!iitfitiiitTiiitfiftitiitTrtiTiitT(iittnflTlllutf1l1inTUlf11IllT11irnif11HI111HllltIUTHlI Ml!lllllllllilllllllllll!IH S . . . . . -- i m a rM 1 ' A m 0 i gurpritfng Cure of Stomach Trouble. When you have trouble with your stomach or chronic constipation, don't Imagine that your case Is be yond help Just because your doctor falls to give you relief. Mrs. O. Sten gle, Plalnfleld. N. J., writes. "For over a month rt I have been troubled with my stomach. Everything I ate upfot it terribly. One of Chamber Iain's advertising b'ookleta name to me. After reading a few of the let ters from people who had been cured I2;i-.v Chamberlain's Tablets, I decided trv them. I have taken neari SniifJe-foufflis "oTTar -faeMg--hew r'nnd can now eat almost ever mini? r that I want. For sale by all dealers. p j Adv. profrhida Honors Prrlatp. DROGHEDA. Ire.. July 2. The freedom of this city waa conferred on Archbishop John Joseph Glennon of St. Louis by the mayor and cor poration. The last person on whom It was bestowed was Charles Stewart Parnell. the Irish nationalist leader. The archbishop signed the roll Just beneath Parnell's signature. The members of the corporation presented the archbishop a parchment scroll In n silver casket. Would. Rar Arnw to Ireland. LONDON, England. July 3. Amer ican firearms and American heiresses were the subjects of some amusing banter between the rival Irish fac tlons In the house of commons. Premier Asqulth was asked to take special steps to prevent arms enter Jng Jreland from the Vn"?i States .h'm, 1 - . 1 . . . - . , . i T t. II. We are now prepared to fit you in BAREFOOT SANDALS from the baby size 2 to ladies size 8 f The Alexander Dept. Store I s Pendleton's Bigpest and Best Department Store. iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiunsiiinniiiiin PRANK A. MAGOWAN IS TAKEN TO MADHOUSE TRENTON, July 3. Frank A. Ma kowan,' twice mayor of Trenton, and at one time on of its richest men, was committed to the New Jersey state hospsital for the insane. With mind impaired and nerves unstrung, he waa found by a member of his family In a rooming house In East Trenton. Magowan consented to go to the hospital, and one of the physicians said that treatment might restore in response to an appeal of John E. Redmond, leader of the Irish nation a lists, to Michael J. Ryan, president of the United Irish league. Philadel phia, for aid to the nationalist vol unteers In Ireland. David Lloyd-George, chancellor of the exchequer, who replied on behalf of the premier, refused to make any representations on the subject to the American government. Arthur Lynch, a nationalist member then tried to carry" the war into the unionist camp by Inviting Mr. Lloyd- George to ascertain how much mon ey American heiresses had furnished to foment civil war In Ireland but hi larlous shouts from the opposition of "Where is Harcourt?" reminded him that there were American heiresses In both camps. Robert Vernon .Harcourt. a radical member Is a son of Lady Harcourt, a daughter of John L. Motley, formerly United States minister in London 7 brings your financial affairs under control by systematizing payments. It is one of the conveniences of modern business. You are invited to avail yourself of this part of our service. American National Bank Interest Paid on Saving, and Time Deporito Strongest Banl in Eastern Oregon I MORE MONEY 7?- ' NEKllF.W FOR r.Yl lllUi ... -v. . '-.:, SALEM. Ore..5 July 2.7-State FoY erter F. A. Elliott sent a telegram to S ! Congressman W. C. Hawtey advising gglhlm that an appropriation of.. $00Q f as provided for In a bllt introduced fei in congress by Senator Chamberlain. H ! was not adequate to defray the ex p penses of patrolling the timber lands Pf . in the Oregon-California land grant 13 during the present fire season. Mr. rireil an aDnroprlatlnn of Hi 325,000 for this purpose. The Oregon HI ' & California railroad company, which claims the lands. Is prohibited from patrolling them by an Injunction de cree Issued by Judge Wolverton of the federal court. In which he held that the title to the lands had been forfeited to the government. F&rm and City Loans Plenty of Money for - Conservative Loans, at Reasonable Rateof Inter est Without. Unnecessary Delay. Mark Moqrhoiise Company 112 Bast Court Street Motlior of 10 Moredilnrr. WHITESRUna, Ky.. July 3. Charged with moonshlnlng and also with "bootlegging'' their moonshine whiskey In defiance of law, Mrs. Dora Morgan, Rufua Mosser and John Bn- ker were arrested in Perry county by United Stutes Deputy Mnrshnl Slxe niore and brought here for a henrlng liefore United States Commissioner Samuel Collins. The woman, who Is the mother of ten children, haa been arrested three times arid once was convicted. The Mosser boy served a Jail sen tcneo at thirteen. Woman to Run for Hlr Office. SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.. July 3 Mrs. A. Camlnettl, wife of tne com- mlsslone'r-general of Immigration and one of the. most act We women In emocratic politics, may become a andldate for the nomination for lieu tenant governor of the democratic unty central committee. Several woman leader of the par ty hs!ebeen urging her into the race. nrt Mrs Otuilmettl admitted tnai sne .was giving ewnsliierable thought to he proposal. She said sue oum ot "permit the democrats to oe out done bv the republicans." wno : i.woman candidate for lieutenant-gov ernor. S7 Irlsoners In Peud Trial. I.KXINGTON. Ky.. July 3. Four teen men will be placed on trial at Winchester. Kv.. for the assassination ot Edward Callahan, noted feudist of Breathitt county. At the same time twentv-three men will be placed on trial for perjury growing out of their attemDts to prove alibis for three men who have been found guilty or aiaing In Callahan's murder and sentenced to life terms In the penitentiary. Tno cases will come up at a special term of the Clark county circuit court and sre expected to occupy sixty-six days- The killing of Callahan, on May s. 1912. waa the result of a feud wnicn began twenty years ago and resulted In many deaths on both sides. Most of the participants in the feud wero relatives. His daughter. Mrs. Lillian Gross. got the evidence that caused the in dictment of the men who are to be tried. THE OFFICE Phone 299 711 Main Street PENDLETON, ORE. FAMILY LIQUOR STORE A. SCHNEITER, Prop. "IT IS EASIER" O' t rntntn health than to re- D gain It. Therefore, guard it D carefully, and at the first , - - sicn of Poor appetite, weak H digestion, Inactive liver or bowels, resort to 2 Hostetter s S 0 Stomach Bitters eg rQQDDQiniBDD. Four Killed by "IJro" Hope. BOSTON, Mass.. July 3. Four men were killed by electricity in a peculiar manner at tne Eastern ave nue plant of the Quincy Market Cold Storage company. An elevator rope with a metal core, which had become exposed by the wearing off of a fiber covering, came" in contact with an electric current. The men, grasping the rope on successive floors in an effort to stop the car after the first victim had started It, were shocke to death. The men killed were M. J. Lacey, .WIiam ,R.v.vln.,.J.osj.a,hLacey and John Donahue. Magowan was the son of poor par- Chts and began to make his own liv ing when he should still have been In school. In 1887, when he waa thirty years old, he was mayor of the'eity, head of five of the biggest industries, of the city and a millionaire. He waa re-elected mayor and In 1891 waa the republican runner-up for the nomina tion for governor. MADRID HOUSEWIVES RIOT OVER FOOD PRICES MAD-RID, July 3. Food rlo caus ed by high prices, which began here continued. . . Bands of housewives demanded that the price of potatoes should be low ered and their demands not being complied with, they seized many sacks at the market and threw the potatoes Into the street. The same procedure was carried out at the bakeries, the oaKers having determined to main tain the exuitlng high price of bread. The police are having great diffi culty in coping with the mobs, and many have been hurt in the clashes. JUDGE MOORE COMING HOME WITH NUMEROUS TROPHIES LONDON. July 3. Judge W. H. Moore of New York and his family were among the passengers leaving Waterloo Station for Southampton to board the Vaterland for the voyage home. The judge is taking with him. as usual, numerous trophies, won at the Olympia horse show. Others on the boat train were Frank Trumbull of New Tork, chairman of the Board of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway and Gen. Tanaka of Japan, who Is going to visit friends in New York. Pig's Eye Falls In Child. BALTIMORE. July I. The hope that David Kane, the Infant son of David Kane of Pittsburg, would be able to see out of the cornea of a Pig's eye. which had been grafted on to the child's eye haa been blasted. A message to the Baltimore Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, where the operation was performed about three months ago. announced that the cor nea, which had remained clear for about two months, had again become clouded and sight had failed again. The message however, said that the operation had strengthened the sight of the other eye, which had been very weak before the boy was brought to Baltimore. Stiff ragtsta Rurn Mansion. BELFAST, July 3. Suffragettes burned the Ballymenoch house, a mansion at Hollywood, with $100. 000 loss. Quantities of suffragettes Jiterature were left scattered about JJie eT rounds. t ian isn" lause he Is p t necessarily honest pe- poor. $150,000 BEQUEST TO BUY COAL FOR POOR .PITTSBURG. July 3. Having given many' thousands of dollars to charity during her life. Mrs. Katherine McKee who died last week, placed the great er part of her estate of $150,000 In a trust fund, the income frxm which is to buy coal for the poor of th$ Law renceville district of Pittsburg mnd to care for the poor of the East Liberty Presbyterian church.". .. .lUd, MM 25 she w Mr.s McKee'JIved .until! JkUgust lyould have been 100 yiWji old. f Seek Once "Society Cop." PHILADELPHIA, July 3 Ralph Fisher, former "society cop" and pro tege of Director Porter, now a private detective, was sought by Detective McClain of the district attorney's staff to answer charges of conspiring to ex tort money and extortion, in connec tion with the alleged "shawing down" of Dominlck Steffron, No. 14 22 Ridge avenue. The warrant for the arrest was sworn out after his alleged accomplice A. K Abraitis, a saloonkeeper of No. 443 North Ninth street, was held In $2,000 bail on similar charges. Fisher and Abraitis are aliened to have gone to Steffron's place of busi ness and told him he was under arrest on a charge of non-support. Thev put him In their automobile, rode him ar ound Fairniount Park for sever hours and finally took him to Fisher's of fice. On the way they are accused of having taken $25 from Steffron the pretense of settling the case. To Slinro Horse's (iravo. LANS FORD. N. Dak. A desire to be buried beside the body of his faith ful horse. Prince, which recently died of old age. was expressed In a note left hv Mnrlhfi HavfloUl of Clrovcr township, this county, when he com mitted suicide. Bayfield's directions for burial fix ed a place "fifteen rods due east of his residence" ns the place where he wished tojhave his body rest. It was Ascertained that the spot deslgnated'was the burfnl place of his horse. . . Girl Save Own Life. TWIN' FALLS, Idaho. July 3. Mis Mary Baumgartner, of this city, was painfully burned when gasoline, with which she was cleaning clothing in the buck yard at her home exploded The fire was caused by the friction In rubbing the clothing. She hud sufficient presence of mind to rush Into the bouse and dash flour over her clothing, extinguishing th blaze and saving her life. 12M Saloons to shut. CHARLESTON. W. Va.. July 3 State-wide prohibition of the lluuor business In Wist Virginia has become effective. It brings the total number of states In the prohibition column tip to nine. Georgia. Kansas. 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