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DOTIGEDITIOli
After you hava read,
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to go shopping. Pen
dleton's best bargain
giving stores are rep
resented in this paper.
WEATUKU REPORT.
Fair tonight and Sunday.
VOL. 21.
ELLIS" IIIIB 1 TIB, El f BB THE BE
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iiaia nPllllinA I WED AMID BALLOT BOXES. Z
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President Roosevelt Urges
Upon Congress the Neces
sity of Action.
MANCIUIUAN SITUATION
IS .SAID TO BE ACUTE
Secretary J"'" With the Presl
dent In Demanding More
Naval:
EquliMent Would Begin Con
strucUou of Battleships at Onco
Said Tlwt Japan and Russia Seek
' to Place Wrong Construction on
the PortwriKMilli Treaty.
Washington, April 18. That there
has been some emergency In the In
ternational relations of the United
IHIPS
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Stales which has convinced tne ao- , .
, . . . ,u ....,,, n,i .'greatest dance Is the "Dance of the
ministration of the urgent need of
possible for a navy Is believed by rea
son of recent developments.
The emergency Is so serious that the
president and,. Secretary Root have
taken steps to Inform several prom
inent .congressmen of It in the hope
of securing more favorable attitude
toward the four battleships measure.
President Room-veil hus written a
ietter to .Speaker Cannon urging It.
louay Hobson, aner a conierencc ,
with Senator Perkins, declared an eN.
lort would oe made to insert a pro-,
vision in the senate bill providing for
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me nun . i . mo iiiuiiai.uii ..i iuu-)nn
ey to b.'Kln the construction of bat-
tle"nl"'-
It is understood that the emergency
that Is giving the president concern 11R prphot up0n the nomina
te the.sltuation In Manchuria and that ' (,n ,ne eIoct0n ln Juno of
it is involved in the seeming cooper- Frank K. Welles. T. D. Taylor and
atlon ot Japan and Russia to force . Prank ,inff. Thev are gon.i men
their own construction of the Ports- ,, f;litnflIi gPrvants nnd their op
mouth tr. aty to a disadvantage to ,. In,.rc nonentities at whom we
China nnd other countries. j,.lln Kr(1v pol)t the fincer of scorn.
I Rest of all, "Weston has the right and
IViilteiitiiirj Gmhi Sacks Reduced. I privilege to claim Frank Saling ns its
Walla Walla, Apiil 18. A further own. Weston Leader,
reduction in the price of grain sacks j -has
been determined upon by t lie !
state I'uard of control at Its regular ,
meeting at the penitentiary. Having
reduced last year's price of il cents
to 7." .the hoard made a further cut',
to f..l) ci'ins. orders already received1
at V- ill filled ut the lou rst quota-
tlon. This price was readied after !
a clot-e fiKurlng of cost was done. The
.existing low figure on jute Is respon
sible for the cut. I
i;lg Truck Meet.
Stanford University, April IS. One
1 ' the greatest crowds In the history
V'l lllf LltlPllirill ttllll,ll. V I 'A It 111 V III
IornJa. gathered on the Stanford
ciiinpus tins afternoon to witness tlie
ulinu.il track meet between Stanford
on.l Ciilfornla. Until colli'ges have i
strong limiis although Stanford was ,
wcakriicd by tlie recent faculty up- I
rlsals. Califoniia' is considered a j
slight fmvorlte. i
r:rtli(iiake Anniversary.
San rranclsco, April 18
Ran
Francisco is too busy preparing for :
the coming of the batllshlp fleet to
pay much attention to past events,
and as a roi'tiW the anniversary of the
great earthquake and fir of two '
year ago passed with but very little
observance. Special services .will be
held In a few cburches tomorrow In low their names to be mentioned,
memory of those who perished in the I This step is said to be advised by
great raJnmlty of April 18, 1906. the company's attorneys In Washing-
ton, who are of the opinion that the
Xrw llarrlnum Rood. company would be liable anyway to a
Chicago, April 18. Through freight forcible dissolution by the federal
traffic will bo Inaugurated tomorrow government under the Sherman antt
on the new Harrlman road from trust law.
Jackson, Tenn., to Illrmlngham, Ala.,
giving the Illinois Central a conneo Burned in Jull.
tlon with the Southern, Seaboard Air Seneca, Kits., April 18. James
Line with Central of Georgia roads. I.alley, who was charged with mur-
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The average woman Is foolish about
her aj?e. It Is better to tell It than
have It guessed at,
On Tuesday evening, April 21, Tom
Richardson, secretary of Portland
Commercial club, will visit Pendle
ton In the interest of the publicity
cninpalgn belr.g carried on for tho
benefit of Oregon by the big organ
ization In poi thud and a meeting of
Pendleton Uomniorclal association
will be held to greet tho Portland
man.
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Mr. Richardson has just returned and will address the people of Pcn
fiom o tour of western Oregon In dleton on Tuesday evening nt 8
which ho visited all the principal j o'clock, at the parlors of tho Coin
town of lhat section .of the state ' nierc'nl association.
Connie of Kamehi
Unique Marriage.
In the busy office of the county
clerk with ballot boxes an wedding
docorfltlons, Charles W. McFall and
Miss Effie Graybeal were married
this afternoon by County Judge T. P.
GUUland.
The young couple were from Ka
mela and when they secured the li
cense this afternoon they asked to be
married .at once. Accordingly Judge
stood3 m the clerk's office, while the.
oince rorce anu outers cuiiBrcianu,
looked on with Interest.
SISTER OP DURANT.
Girl Creates Sensation In
Europe.
'wlu-re She Dances. j
San Francisco, April 18. A story i
published here today states tnat
Maud Allen, the American uancer
who Is creating such a furore In Eu
rope at the present time, Is none oth
er than Maud Durant, sister of Theo
dore Durant, whose trial and subse
quent hanging and double murder of j
two girls here created a national son-
satlon about 15 years ago.
After the trial Maud Durant left for
Europe- and took up music, but not
Hiirreprilnir she went Into dancing In
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RAX KELLY SIGN'S.
Wcfcrs Roes Not Relieve That Kelly
Mnde a Great Run.
New York. April 18. Dan Kelley,
tk rnmnna Rnker ritv. Ore. snrlnter
I SKI1P,j a application to join the
vPW York Athletic club, which will
,rlnR. him UI,ricr the wing of Bernle
w,.fer. holder of one of the records
for wnlch Keiley )9 supposed to have
,,,. u , no 8em.t thllt defers
u.clu,,, to i,llIk.ve tnnt the Oregon
'
. eVPr 2o yards in 21 1-5.
j '
I Candidates With Xo Opposition.
Th. ..., ,.lke . rrllU,a
T
nit; coupoR.vriox will
R10 DISSOLVED
WM ((f 0m
S:t.-jO,noi,oon
tlie RIk Trust Deeldi to Dlssdve
Richer Than Fik-c IVliil: Govern,
incut Oll'lcliils Have tint In-fed Im
niens Mn-s of Incriniiniitins V.i
deiiee Asnlnst the Trust.
I Richmond. April IS. Frightened
i by the mass of evidence gathered
'against it by government officials
and rather than face the trial In New
York before the United Slates circuit
rourt set on May 19, It is said lhat
the American Tobacco company will
dissolve
Tlie dissolution of the 350.000,OOO
company Is practically admitted by
the officials today who would not nl-
wns Burn0d t0 (jenth this morn-
Ing In a fire that destroyed the jail,
Prisoner Is believed to have set fire
to the bed with suicidal Intent.
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and he finds tho Interest In tho de
velopment of the state and ln tho In
coming Immigration Intense.
Every portion of the ta'e west of
the Cascades Is experiencing a boom
anil all the towns nro growing and
Improving In a most commendable
maimer. He expects to visit Pendle
ton", La Grande, Union, Baker City.
lOlgln and other eastern Oregon towns
Young
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PENDLETON, OllEGON,
PRIMARY ELECTION SHOWS
STATEMENT
Cake Leads Fulton By Aboul 1800 Votes With But Few
Counties Totlear From
Ellis Leml Geer In tlie Dlrfrict by 10 With Hut Tew Counties to Report
Yet Goer is Rut Six Ahead of Slifpliord at 2 O'clock In the Legis
latlvo Contest Barrett and Mann Are ElectedStatement No. 1 Will
C'vittrol Next Legislature.
With the returns from the stat
j and congressional district practically
all lit this afternoon the result show
that Cake Is nominated for the Uni
ted States senate unless Senator Ful-
lnn make some extraordinary trains
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. nniintip nni vet heard from and
m counties not yti nearu irora aim
,nflt w R Elg s ren0mlnated for
congress, by a safe vote.
The returns come In very slowly
and It will- be well toward midnight
before complete returns will have
been complied.
1'iilUtu Concede Defeat.
Portland, April 18. Senator Fulton
practically concedes the nomination
of H. M. Cake as the result of yes
Wrday's primaries in the senatorial
election contest.
As yet' he has not Issued his formal
statement, but In sn authorized Inter
view to the" United Press at Astoria,
ho said:
"What the final figures will shnv
I cannot state, but from present re
turns It looks as if 1 had lost out. If
such shall prove to be the case I will
cheerfully accept the. verdict of the
people. I will submit a formal
statement later."
Sciin:oib;l Vote t'ti' e.
Portland. April IS. With about
three-fourths of yesterday's primary
vte accounted for, the nomination of
Judge II. M. Cake over United States
Senator Fulton appears to be practi
;.!! certain.
Tlie vote up to 2 o'clock Including
51 precincts In Portland, but except
ing the vote in Wallowa and Curry
counties, not reported. Is ("'ake, 15,-.
SIX; Fulton. 1.1. (ton. .
Senator Fulton docs not concede
his opponent's election, but declares
that the reports are still ton meagre
upon which to base any conclusion.
Statemht No. 1 men will appar
ently control the next state legisla
ture although the division will bo
clo-'er than first believe. 1
Twelve counties. Including Mult
nomah, have returned statement No
1 representatives.
Kills I (ton in tlie Lend.
Incomplete returns on the congres
sional struggle give the plum to Con
gressman Kills. The returns up to 2
o'clock are Ellis, 5S!6; Geer, 4379;
Shepherd. 4 373.
C. n. Altchlson and W. H. Hurl
bnvt are running a neck and neck
race for railroad commissionership In
the second district and the nomina
tion is claimed nt the headquarters
of both candidates.
Campbell Is accredited with the
nomination in the first district.
Umatilla County.
Complete returns have now been
Q iW'i Jikfcrifthttiiii.liir , MUtxmttLtitm
Cciiitrcwsmmi
SATURDAY, APRIL 18.
10. 1 1S STRONG
received hire from 27 precincts of
j ,ni" cu,1,y theV practically repre
sent tho vote of the county for the
j reason that the points not yet heard
from have but few votes. The sum
mary of the voting ln the 27 precincts
shows the following:
For United States Senator
II. M. Cake, 727; C. W. Fulton, 704.
For Congressman
W. R. Ellis, 1033; T. T. Geer, 304;
George S. Shepherd, 103.
For Representative of Umatilla Co.
C. A. Parrett. 815; L. L. Mann, 841;
C. W. Sleen, 709.
For County Recorder
jr. W. Hendley, 843; C. E.
Comber, 442.
For Coroner
Ralph Folsom, 764; C. W.
Li
Count Commissioner
Mac-
Wall
Joe Bailey, 450; A. H. Sunderman,
232; Horace Walker," 666.
In the city of Tendleton Ellis won
over Geer by a vote of 4 to 1, while
in the county at large he received
more than a 3 to 1 vote, doer failed
to carry a single one of the precincts
thus far heard from and In four of
those now reported upon he failed to
receive a single vote.
In view of the neck and neck race
eeing run in this county between Ful
ton and Cake It will take the official
count to tell definitely how the coun
ty has gone upon the senatorship.
L. j. Minn and C. A. Rarrett are
both assured of being nominated for
representatives though the returns
from some of tho north end precincts
ft -e not yet in and they may lessen
tl.e tip between those two men and
S ecu. However. It Is Improbable
thai Steon can pass Barrett.
F. W. Hendley has easily won from
his opponent for recorder.' while
Ralph Folsom has -apparently a safe
lead over Wall for coroner. However.
Wall's race was a strong one and he
carried the city of Pendleton by a
majority of six votes.
For commissioner Horace Walker
Is safely nominated with Joe Bailey
as bis closest competitor.
Statement Xo. 1 Wins.
Portland. April IS. As the count
proceeds a sweeping victor for the
statement No. 1 candidates In Mult
nomah becomes more apparent. At
Statement No. 1 headquarters It Is
declared' that the statement candi
dates will win by a majority of about
four to one.
Returns Come in Slowly.
Portland, April 18. At the Cake
headquarters this morning, Judge
Cake Is receiving returns, but refuses
to m!ke a statement. Ho declares
that he expects to be elected on the
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W.
Ellis.
1908.
face of the present returns which
are very slowly coming In.
Gilliam county reports Cake, 111;
Fulton, 118; Ellis, 166; Geer, 53;
Shepherd, 26.
Cake Carries Baker County.
Raker City, April 18. H. M. Cake
is leading C. W. Fulton for the sen
ate by 162 this afternoon In Baker
county with but a few outlying pre
cincts to hear from. Geer Is ahead
60 votes at 2 o'clock with a few pre
cincts to' hear from.
Cake and Ellis Carry Union.
La Grande, April 18. Cake and
Ellis carried Union county In yester
day's primaries by strong pluralities.
The vote on senator and congressman
In this county was as follows: Cake
833; Fulton, 505; Ellis, 807; Geer.
442; Shepherd, 129.
Many Complimentary Votes.
Upon both tickets yesterday many
(names were written ln by voters and
several democrats were given gratui
tous nominations. Whether or not
they will accept the Invitations to
run remains to be seen.
C. H. CaFter received quite a num
ber of votes for district attorney
Homer Watts, a' sufficient number to
nominate him for school superintend
ent, while T. C. Frazier of Milton wa
also given the democratic nomina
tion for county clerk.
At Echo, Col. H. G. Newport re
ceived 65 votes for sheriff and he al
so received a few votes for that of
fice In at least one Pendleton pre
cinct. However, Sheriff Taylor also
received many votes for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff.
In North Pendleton he was given
15 complimentary votes; while a
goodly number were cast for him in
the other local precincts. In Pendle
ton precincts he was given In the vi
cinity of 50 votes, but the Judges re
fused to count them, through a mis
apprehension regarding the law.
In several precincts Assessor Strain
also received votes on the republican
ticket, while on the other hand many
complimentary democratic votes were
cast for republican officials having
no opposition.
In eases where a man Is voted for
by members of the opposite party the
votes should be counted for him, ac
cording to District Attorney Phelps,
and if he receives a greater number
of votes than any other man he is en
titled to the nomination, even though
he be of a different political faith.
There is little doubt but that Sheriff
Taylor was given the republican nom
ination also, in which case he will be
(Continued on Page Nine.)
Fl BIG FLEET
LOS AXGELKS IS GORGE
OUSLY DECORATED,
Out 200,00(1 People Line the Wuter
Front at San Pedi-o to See the Bat
tleships Enter the Harbor Trolley
Cars Crowded All Day in Carrying
Out the Immense Crowds Women
Will Give the Sailors 5000 Easter
Lilies.
Los Angeles. April IS. Decorated
more gorgeously than for any other
event in the history of the, city, Los
Angeles awaits with Impatience th
arrival of the fleet.
Admiral Thomas and his fighters
are due to arrive at San Pedro harbor
at 3 o'clock this afternoon. By S
o'clock this morning every outbound
tiolley car was filled to the guard
rails with the tremendous crowds.
Fully 200.000 people will be mass
ed on the water front at San Pedro
when the big ships plough in.
Tomorrow morning . the fleet will
be divided, the third division in charge
of Captain Harber will go to Santa
Monica, the fourth under Rear Admi
ral Sperry will go to Redonda, the
second under Bear Admiral Emory
will go to Long Beach, and the bal
ance will stay at San Pedro.
At Long Roach 5000 easter lilies
will- be given to the sailors by the
Indies of that place. j
At the
noon the
Mitlock grounds this nfter-i
Pendleton baseball riue Is
pi lying for the first time against an-oV
outride team. The. La Grande team, i
captained by Jack O'Riion, came over
on No. 1 today and the game wa?
called at 3 o clock. ,
The line-up for the rendleton team '
is the same as announced yesterday, '.
ParUes being In the box as pitcher,
while Conrad Is behind tho bat. :
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FIRST C1E 0 SEASON DA
NO. 62GO
CATHOLIC CWCH
DENIES MARRIAGE
Archbishop Announces That
Millions of Maloney Will
Have No' Effect.
SAYS THAT MARRIAGE
WITH OSBORNE IS LEGAL.
Tlie Poe Could Not Even Brine
About Further Ceremony Which
Church Would Sanction Mias Mo
loney a Striking Beauty Would
Prefer Samuel Clarkston to Whom
She Was Married in Montreal
Maloney Family Will Not Sanction
Latter Marriage.
Philadelphia, April 18. Pretty
Helen Maloney has lost her efforts to
get the Catholic church to sanction
her marriage with Samuel Clarkson,
a young Englishman-. Today Arch
bishop Ryan has announced this fact.
Bishop Ryan stated that what the
millions and the power of Henry
VIII. could not do 600 years ago, tho
millions of Martin Maloney could not
do today.
The archbishop declared that if a
legal wedding was performed when
she eloped with Herbert Osborne, the
stock broker, no power on earth, not
even the pope, could bring about any
ceremony which the church would
sanction.
Miss Maloney is 22 years old and
strikingly beautiful. In 1905 she
eloped with Herbert Osborne, then a
Princeton student and was married
under an assumed name. They de
clare the marriage was never con
summated and was always consider
ed a joke.
Last October Miss Maloney eloped
with Samuel Clarkson and was mar
ried at Montreal. Now the Catholic
church, of which the Maloneys are
very devout members, refuse to sanc
tion the latter marriage.
AXXTAL PARISH MEETING.
Church of the Redeemer Will Elect
Vestrymen nnd Transact Other Rus
lnes.on Monday Evenlnjr.
Thf regular annual parish meeting
of the Church of the Redeemer will
be hold In the church on Monday
evening, April 20, at 7:3', at which
time tho treasurer's report will be
submitted, vestrymen will be elected
for the ensuing year and other busl
uuess will be transacted.
All persons who are communicants
of tlie church and all baptized per
sons who have been attendants for the
past six months of tlie age of 21 are
invited to be present and take part in
the proceedings.
Excellent Wool Crop.
The wool clip of the southern part
of Washington is now coining into
North Yakima, and Is reported to be
the best, s far as uallty is concerned,
produced in this state in years. The
quantity is probably not more than
half that of four years ago. The tak
ing In of large areas of former free
range to the forest reserves has re
duced the number of bands of sheep
to a definite figure. Shearing Is now
In progress In Kittitas canyon, states
a recent report. At present the
prices quoted are from 9 to 13 cents
for wool. The lambing season has
been a highly successful one
President X'oiiUnates.
Washington. April IS. The presi
dent today sent In the nomination of
Lawrence O. Murray of New York, as
comptroller of currency, in place of
William Ridgeley, of Illinois, who re
signed to accept the presidency of
a Kansas City bank.
Left for Wnlhioc.
Mrs. Ida Hamblen, supervising
deputy of the Order of Royal Neigh
bors, loft at noon today for Wallace,
Idaho, where she goes to visit a num
ber of local societies of the order in
the Cotter d'Ale.nes. She expects to
be absent for several days.
Am. 'flier s; in:" will
inorvo'v -'ft. noon, t"
I.
phyod
to-
Ceil. illH'
it 2
1.1:. find if tin
thij' remains
f ;;
of the
h.is In
'ill li;e'y be utvuiV.l on
largest baseball crowds that
n out In several years.
A lunch of rooti'rs, organize, l by
Elmer Turner and siveral assistants,
will hold down the bleachers and do
uli.u tlu y can t.xvar.N :i-'A v. ,- tlu:
ndlcton team to win.