East Oregonian : E.O., July 19, 1915, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

DAILY EAST CHEGONIAN. FEN DI. ETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1915.
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Consisting of two doien bottles,
and delivered.
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TIMHKIl WOUKEHS.
a Saturday and Sunday visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Thomp-
Alfred StuenhaUKh of Inuuiha. Wal
low.i county, is liere on a visit at tho
home of hia uncle, Mr. and Mis
John Thompson.
Mrs. Dean Dudley and daughter
and Mrs. Herman Kirk and children
of Athena, are camping at the sprli-iis
(Ills Smythe is here this week look
ins; after the shipment of H carloads,
of sheep to the east.
Polfay Thompson Is here toda
from Weston Mountain.
MinneKrta Only Half Cultivated. out in their attempts to get the Hist
ST. PAUL, Minn., July is. uniy, few acres of tneir ciai munaer turn-
30 per cent of the entire state of.vation.
Minnesota la under cultivation, ac
cording to J. A. O. Treus, state au
ditor. Preus urges state aid to eet-
The Imminence of foreign, motes
keeps the cabinet hovering n the
tiers, who, he sajs are often starved ragged edge of Its summer vacation.
Every Convenience of Gas
A good oil stove lights like gas, reg
ulates like gas, cooks like gas. And
it does away with the dirt, delay
and waste heat of a wood or coal
range.
New Perfection
Oil Cook-Stove
For Bctt Resaltt U$t Ft art Oil
Take, broils, roasts, toasts perfectly. tkes every
tiling your wood or coal range will do. No odor.
Does not taint the food. Does not overheat the
kitchen. Several styles and sizes. Ask your dealer.
See Exhibit, Palace of Manufactures, Panama
Pacific Exposition.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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B
E PREPARED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF OPPORTUNITIES AS THEY ARE
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LUTELY SAFE.
I The American national Bank
OF PENDLETON
Corner Main and Alta Streets.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$400,000,
Change lTom WhoKValc to lMutl
Idleness Credited As ltesioii-si!lj
Far Capture Potevtivos Long on
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Kl'OKNK, Ire., July 19. "For sale
Half Interest In good paying moon-,
shiners' still In Lane county."
The change from a wholesale to a
retail liquor business and a desire lor
a partnership expansion Is held by
the officers to b responible for the
arrest of James Williams and Marl:
Broom, alleged moonshiners, now In
Jail. Interesting developments in
yesterday's arrests came today.
For five years the two are said to
have manufactured their product In
the mountains and sold by means of
middlemen i the lumber camps of
Lane' county. In Eugene and to sever
al small saloons about the state. Fed
eral officers have been aware of the
still on the McKemle and several
times have made vain efforts to catch
Its operators. An extensive system is
believed to have warned them, and
the place in the mountains Is said '.o
be almost Inaccessible. The manu
facture is believed to have been ln-
termlttant, depending upon the activ
ity of the federal officers.
The local officers do not believe
that the men have been peddling the
whiskey themselves until recently, and
the new tactics have been tn catch
the men on a local option case.
Two detectives, employed Jointly
by J. M. Devers, district attorney,
and J. C. Parker, sheriff, are said to
have been such good customers that
parnership was talked, and In the
course of the transaction the property
tn question was to be visited.
This happened last May. Then the
original proprietors scented trouble
and the sale was off. The federal of
ficers had two detectives on the river
at the same time. They had been
there as fishermen. One night they
heard the sound of two men crossing
the river at night. The next morning
they came upon the deserted furnace
where the elusive still had been op
erated, j
After this, activity on the part of
the officers relaxed to allay suplcion,
until last week's events, that read al
most like a Kentucky novel were
climaxed Saturday night with the an
nouneement of Sheriff Parker that
the men were in jail and that the
still, hidden in a pocket of the Mc
Kenzie, had been raided that after
niln.
Broom at one time slipped through
the grasp of the law. Then came a
mysterious message to the sheriff.
"Broom will leave Springfield for
the McKenzie at a given time In the
morning," It said.
The sheriff left Eugene at 3:15
o'clock in the morning and 20 miles
up the river his motorcar overtook
that of the fleeing men and brth were
covered with the officer's revolvers,
SPORTS
Pacific Coast Icagui' Standing.
V. L l'c.
San Francisco 5S 4 .SoS
Los Angeles 5 51 .536
Oakland 35 55 .491
Salt Lake 50 63 .4S5
Portland 46 53 .465
Vernon 49 5T .46:
Yesterday's Remits.
At Portland San Francisco 7-6.
Portland 6-3.
At Los Angeles Vernon 3-5. Los
Angeles 1-7.
At San Francisco Oakland 3-11.
Salt Lake 2-5.
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
National League.
V. U Pet
Philadelphia 41 34 .547
Chicago 43 38 .544
Brooklyn 42 37 .523
St Louis 41 42 .494
Pittsburg 39 40 .494
New York ... , 37 39 .487
Boston 38 42 .475
Cincinnati 32 41 .425
American league.
Boston 49 28 .636
Chicago 53 31 .631
Detroit 49 30 .620
Washington 40 39 .506
New York 4 42 .488
St. Louis 32 47 .405
Philadelphia 29 51 .363
Chicago
Cleveland 2.7 51 .346
Federal League.
Chicago 48 3 4
Kansas City 48 34
St. Louis 46 34
Pittsburg 43 3
Newark 42 40
Brooklyn 37 4S
Buffalo 37 52
Baltimore 29 52
Northwestern League.
Spokane m 55 33
Tacoma 52 41
Vancouver 4 3 4 7
Victoria 24 4 7
Seattle 42 50
Aberdeen 40 55
Gibbon Folks are
Camped at Springs
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WILL SPEND THE SIMMER
BINGHAM OTHER NEWS
NOTES OF GIBBON.
AT
American Association.
St. Paul : 48
Indianapolis 47
Kansas City 46
Louisville 42
Minneapolis 42
Milwaukee 40
Cleveland 39
Columbus 33
36
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40
43
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.544
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.435
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.358
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.571
.553
.535
.491
.494
.482
.481
.388
(Special Correspondence.)
GIBBON, Ore., July 19. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ross and Miss Daisy
Waddingham, all of Weston, are
camped at Bingham Springs for the
summer.
Mrs. Albert Baker and children are
home after a two weeks' visit at
Summerville. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Miss Ethel Rich
mond of Flora, Ore., who will spend
the summer here.
Mrs. Belle Brace and Mrs. Leo
Samsbury of North Yakima, Wash
mother and sister of George and
Will Brace, have been here on a two
weeks' visit. Mrs. Samsbury was
formerly Miss Olive Brace.
Mrs. B. F. Keith was In PendUton
Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hyatt of Weston, was
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$12.50 to $15.00
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Mineral Baths,
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Automobile stage
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accommodations at
hotel, and reason
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Under New Management and Thoroughly Renovated.
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