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f New Fall and Winter Hats Soft and Derbys The "Stetson" The "Longlef Tlic'lElkIJran(r A Guarantee Goes With Every Hat. Prices $1.25 to $5.00 Closing out of Golf ShlrU nt Closlug-out Prices. Our Line of Men's ami Hoy's Bhoes U the lest iu the City. BAER $ DALEY One Price Clothiers, Furnishers and Hatters, Pendleton S 729 Main Street J HOTEL ARRIVAL8. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1902. GENERAL NEWS. General Angulren refuses to give up Uie presidency of the states of Maracalbo, Venezuela, and compli cations are feared. The Czar of Russia has proposed to reduce the standing armies of Burope and use the money thus saved toward fighting the trusts. Soldiers of tho national guard stationed at Parkersburg joined with the striking miners to induce non-' union men to quit work at the, mines. New York Yachtsmen are thinking of building a challenger for the Co lumbia in view of tho fact that none of the foreign yachts have been able to approach her in speed. ' One, James J. VanAllen, of New-' port, having acquired his millions in America, is planning to dispose of all his property in the United States and move to England, which he says, "is the only fit place for a gentleman to live In." Forty thousand men, representing 40 different callings, are on a strike at Florence, Italy. Troops have been called out and numerous ar rests have been made. It is feared that the strike will spread to tho other Industrial centers. A flying spark from a -passing en gine started a flro at Butte, Mont, which resulted in the destruction of the entire hoisting plant, pumping station and shaft house of the Alice Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Company, at a loss of ?100,000. Notwithstanding the fact that Turkey has shut off all discussion on the sub ject of the Miss Stone ransom money, the United States will not have it that way and insists that Turkey is responsible, on the ground that the capture, release, payment of ransom money, all, took place on Turkish soil. John Barrett, commissioner gener al of the St. Louis Exposition, was grauted an audience by the emperor and empress dowager of China. China will send an imperial commis sioner and a display to the fair. In "violation of all precedent, Mr. Bar rett and Minister Conger were grant ed a personal interview upon the throno dias and accorded striking honors. Hotel Pendleton. A. D. Chase, Portland. E. E. Widener. Cincinnati. J. C. Desurond, Pennsylvania. J. W. Seller, Ia Grande. Geo. W. Proebstel, Weston. Fred Kees, City. Ben. Hosenfleld, San Francisco. C. W. Hollls, Oakland. J. B. Curkfleld, Now York. U L. Wolfe, New York. J. Prag, Portland. O. F. Williams. W. P. C.MenzIes, San Francisco. Jcsslo G. Chnddock, Illinois. H. W. Harris, San Francisco. It. Burns. Walla Walla. J. E. Bigler, San Francisco. M. Itoberts, Portland. John R. Adams, Adams. Osa Roberts, Portland. Lucretia Conklln, City. D. M. Arnold, North Yakima. II. B. Rees, Spokane. D. B. Richardson, Helix. THEY PLAYED BALL WAS A GOOD AMATEUR GAME MONDAY AFTERNOON. PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEW8. C003 Bay i3 waiting and watching for signs of the new Salt Lake railroad. Stockmen are now taking advant age of the Btubmefields and pasturing their sheep on them. Eight out of tho ten cargoes of wheat and flour that left Oregon and Washington ports the past CO days have been to African points. The site contest for tho world's fair at Portland has narrowed down to a fight between Willamette Heights and Hawthorne Park. Tho annual report of State Super intendent Ackerman shows an In crease In the number of school vot ers in Oregon from C3.000 in 1891, to 85,140 at the present time. The colleges of tho Inland Empire are preparing for a brisk season on tho gridiron this year and there is much speculation as to which will como out victor in the three-cornered fight between Whitman college, Washington Agricultural college and tho University of Idaho. The alarm is raised In a number of interior Eastern Oregon counties that tho shortness in tho natlvo range is going to give sheepmen trouble there this winter, Tho method of passing through tho winter on tho cheapest anil beat plan Is tho problem that is agitating them. A sovero winter will causo a great loss to tho stockmen as feed will necessarly bo very high at many points. The Golden Rule. J. Anderson, Tacoma. A. Worthington and family, Port' land. W. E. Hand, Heppner; G. A. Galley, Portland. A. F. Bernnrd, Portland. IT. W. Cameron, Moscow. W. F. Woodstock. Nolln. J. J. Peebles, City. M. Brlggs, City. J. W. Tabor, Granite. Mrs. A. B. Manley, Portland. W. E. Warm, Corvallis. W. J. Baker and family. Alba. P. E. Hunsacker, New York. Jesse Novak, Adams. B. F. Vaughn, Spokane. Howard Henry. Spokane. Will Quest, Dayton. C. J3. Hicks, Pendleton. P. M. Russell, Rockford. T. H. Behr, City. There la more Catarrh In this section of the country than all other dlieaiea put together, and until the lait fesr jtun was suppoaed to be Incurable. For a great many year doctor! pronounced It to be a local dlaeaae, and prescribed local reme dies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incur able. Science baa proren Catarrh to be a constitutional dlsaeae, and therefore re quires constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by V. 3. Che ney & Cc, Toledo, Ohio, la the only con stitutional cure on the market. It la tak en Internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaapoonful. U acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case It falls to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address P. J. CIIKNKY ft CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family rills are the best DAMON LODGE, K. OF P. to Elected J. T. Hlnkle Delegate Grand Lodge. Damon Lodge No. 4, K. of P., held a business meeting in their hall Mon day evening and elected J. T. Hlnkle delegate to tho grand lodge which convenes In Portland in November. Delegates to tho grand lodge are elected for two years, one each year, to tako the placo of a retiring dele gate and one holdb over. B. E. Ken nedy is the hold-over delegate. Four lodges aro represented in this district. They are: Pendleton, Helix, Milton, Weston and Athena. Tho mat ter of where tho next district con vention should be held was discussed at length, but no definito action whs taken It being decided that the ?e- Wtlnn alionld hrt Inft entirely to tho (delegates to the grand lodge. Not Doomed For Life. "I was treated for three years by good doctors," writes W. A. Greer, McConnelvllIe, O., "for Plle3 and Fis tula, but when all failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salvo cured mo in two weeks." Cures Burns, Cuts, Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Piles or no pay. 25c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store. Josh Mean tor say Solon was ono of tho wisest men in Oreeco? I thought ho was some durned fool. Hiram What made you think bo? josh Well I'vo noticed that thoy speak of the members of tho legls latur' as Albany Solons. Puck. Although the Teams Which Crossed Bats Were Made Up of Amateurs and Professionals, Many Brilliant Plays Were Recorded and the 150 Present Enjoyed the Fun. . A good gnmo of ball was witnessed by about 150 peoplo who visited tho Alta street grounds Mondny afternoon to see two pick-up teams cross bats. The game was organized In quick order and was composed of sovernl members of tho professional team and filled out with boys from the stores and other places of business. Captain Hammond Won. One siilu was captained by Ham mond and tho other by Brown, of In dian fame. Hammond's team won by a score of 7 to 3. Tho captains occu pied the boxes and Allen operated be hind the bat for Brown's team while several of the. boys changed off in catching for Hammond's team. Everybody Pleased. Thoso who saw tho game wero well pleased. Many were heard to say after the game that it beat some of the games played between tho league teams here this season. Of course, it was horse-play for tho boys in the game and thoy seemed to enjoy It as well ac those on tho bleechers. It was nothing unusual to seo the man holding down first base and the base runner sparring at at ono time ono of the boys picked up tho first base man and carried him away from his base it appearing as if he wero going to kidnap the baseman and steal sec ond with him. At another tlmo Sto- vail hit out what ho was trying to stretcli into n three-bagger and the chances were tlint he would havo reached the third bag in safety had rot Adams, who was iilaylng short, caught and held him, giving Wadlo, playing right field, time to recover the ball and throw It to third in time to cut him off. However, to take It as a whole, the game was good, Many brilliant dou bio plays were made and in other places tho boys won honors. Fred W. Walte umpired and al though Fred did his best to umpire a fair game the bleechers enjoyed roasting him and pronouncing him "rotten." no attention was paid to tho matter by tho authorities of Malheur county, and ns surmised, action has been com menced. Mr. White also callod upon tho district ntttornoy of tho district in which tho looting occurred but could not sccuro his attention, as that gentleman was out in tho moun tains. It Is understood that at tho moleo nt tho mining camp at least thrco Chinamen were badly Injured ami that ono of them died or will dlo from tho effects of tho Injuries. Bakor City Domocrnt. The President's Double. If tho president had been seeking a double of himself, ho could not havo come more closely to tho mark in tho man selected for Secretary of tho Navy, and whllo tho resomblanco may bo very striking, there Is no possibili ty of his being tukon for tho Execu tive than there Is of success in palm ing oft a substitute remedy for Hob tetter's Stomach Bitters. It has be come so well known as a euro for headache, nervousness, Indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation and malaria that many unscrupulous dealers will refill tho bottles with a bogus article and offer It as the genuine. Boware of such counterfeits. The genuine Ilostetter's Bitters has their prlvnte stamp unbroken over tho neck of each bottle. Don't fall to try It. IT'S WRONG For parents to neglect thoir children's musical twin cation, bocanso. it places them at a disadvantage all thoir lives. The piano lias bocomo so popular the country ovor that they aro found in nearly all well regulated homes, and paronts who do not look alter thoir children's musical education are doinc thorn n great injustice. - Our easy payment plan makes it possible for ovory family to havo a high grade piano. Come in and in. vestigato. S. L. Wakefield & Co. MUSIC WAKEROOMS, COURT ST. THAT BAKER CITY RIOT Did Not Occur at the Mining Town, But Took Place In Malheur Coun ty. A special dispatch received yester day by the Democrat announced that the Chineso government has called upon the stato departmnet at Wash ington for reparation of the outrages committted on Chinese near Baker City August 8th. The action complained of by the Chinese government was the occur rence in Mormon Basin, Malheur county, about the 8th of tho month, in which a lot of masked robbers, supposed to be men who llvo In that vicinity, entered tho placer digging camp of a lot of Chinamen, set fire to their shacks, 21 of which were burned rounded up the Chinamen In a body, held them up and robbed them of all their treasure. This camp is about 50 miles southeast of Baker City and lies been and Is a good gold producer. A short time ago, complaint was mado by tho owners of tho China store near tho camp whero tho -out-rago occurred, to tho District Attor ney, Sam White. A short investiga tion of tho matter showed that it was out of his district entirely and Mr. White then called up tho sheriff of Malheur county by telephone and re quested him to Investigate tho occur rence, suggesting at tho samo time that thero would undoubedly be com plaint lodged by tho Chineso govern ment to tho United States govern ment, and damages demanded for the outrages committed. It seems that A Boy's Wild Rldo for Life. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 miles, to get Dr King's Now Discov ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesvlllo Ind., endured death's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful medicine gavo instant relief and soon cured him. He writes: "I now sleep sound ly every night." I.lko marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchi tis, Coughs, Colds and Grip prove Its matchless merit for all Throat troub les. Guaranteed bottles 60c nnd ?1.00, Trial bottles free nt Tallman & Co.'s drug store. 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