DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1903. PROBLEM OF PORK August Bargain Days Big Celebration Sept 7 LABOR DAY September? Big Celebration DIFFERENCE IN OFFERS BY SOUND AND LOCAL BUYERS. Various Thearies About the Scarcity of Hogs and Future of the Hog Market In This County An Active and Strong Market for Live Ani mals. REAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THE LAST tO DAYS OF AUGUST Shirt Waists, Wrappers, Skirts Hosiery and 1000 other things Bargains Everywhere TEUTSC DEPARTMENT Corner Main Gity Brevities y ,1-iilt daily at Mavtlu's. f,, ii ranch eggs at Kcinler'B. t , h- best bread, got Ilohrman's. F, , ,h gamo and poultry. Cas tle Wat i MnehlnlRt ami mourner at R,,l, .c m t roiinnr.v. rp Ived ilally, fresh tamales, ,i,R and crawfish at Oratz's. M Praerlda, the best cigar maue, t,t ,cs gar store. Court street. Iuii 1 t cigars get tho best of you .,,, .he host of cigars. Hanlon's. Tiomi that are right at prices that i, r,. li a Hauoi- B nirniuiro store. All kinds of Imported and domestic luni nc and clam chowdor at Gratz's. We have fruit jarb and fruit jar A.nbers, covers, etc. It. Hohr- man See .'liurles Lane about your paint ug and paper hanging; SO" Vincent , M)li'i; ramping? V C Tta- nup stools, folding tahlos and u upplies tin meat in summer must be arc of That's the Uiud you Housors. Alta street, opposite idViiigs Dank. I. r-t pieiiilmn. ?10 mandolin; nee oiiu .ivuilutu, ?3 musie wrapiier, given awj with sheet music. Inland Em ofrp Piano HottBC. D01 Main. i imrs arc always welcome at the Ross I 'i & Cold Storage plant. Come anil sec ror yourseit now me il-u id inane Wi aro always pleased to sliow an one over the plant and explain anything you may not understand. Pont be always u-kitiK Mime me for the rijilit time, have a Tlitble watoh of yourown. No mutter what your tite, vmir needs, your price, we euti f-ati-fy. Prices, $J.25 to $ 50.00 HUNZIKER THE JEWELER and OPTICIAN Neil iloor to R Alcinwt' r TASTE Ol' J! ICE CJiEAM AND OJUJINAJfV JVE CUE AM TS XO LOXCEJi JCE CUE A M ' WE USB MANNINGS SPRING WATER AT uUR OUNlAJN The old roliable Log Cabin Soda Fountain i, serving tho mirtM and host of eeijtnin0 J KOEPPEN'S DRUG STORE Vf3 ...tr,,t toward the Court Hon- Dontmisit 1 and Alta Fresh fruits at Kemler's. See Sharp for paper hauglug. See Sharp'6 artistic wall paper. Smokers' supplies at Neurnan's Are you going to Lehman Springs? Got your clothes cleaned at Joer ger's. Why don't you go to Lehman Springs New books arriving daily at Fra zler's book store. Iluy a fountain pen this week at half price at Frazler's. Try the Palm, 221 Court street, far nuts, candles and fruits. Tents, camp stoves, camp stools, I etc., at Ilader's Furniture store. j liny sheet music 'of us and draw a ! prize. Inland Empire Piano House. Another large shipment Kurd's and i Crane's fine stationery in hulk. Noll's. I At and below cost all summer, mil- 1 lluery, especially patterns. Mrs. Campbell. ' If you want a good bath, go to 1 Krasslg & Sharp's new shop, C45 Main street, i Lost A hunch of keys at Shield's . Paik. Heturn to this office and re ' ceive reward. Wanted Plain sewing. Children's clothing a socially. Mrs. P. It. Fee, "11 Ann street. ! For Hent Good room, corner Main and Alta. Apply Krasslg & Sharp's, new barber shop, G4.r Main. New throughout; a good, clean, smooth shave by competent bathers, !at Krasslg & Sharp's, C45 Main. Iist A silk embroidered chatelaine ling on .Main or Jackson street. Please leave at County Recorder's ofllce. Estimates given on short notice on .minting and paper hanging. Charles Lane, the pioneer painter, S07 Vin cent street. Prizes awarded when 150 tickets are given out. Ticket with every 35c -ale of sheet music. Inland Empire Piano House. Lost On Main or Court streets, a hold locket with a diamond set. f inn er will be liberally rewarded by re turning to 101 Court street. Painters' Union Banquet, The Painters' Union will give a ban miet tomorrow evening In the parlors of the Golden Rule Hotel. Invitations have been Issued for CO plates, and all of the members of tho uniou and the delegates to the Trades and La l.or Council will ho in attendance. A good menu has been provided and a line time is expected. New Bridge at Huron. The new steol spans and frame work tor the O. It. & N.'b new br dgo near Union, have arrived and will be nlared in position Immediately This , Is the last wooden bridge of any size on the He between this city and La Grande all the others having been replaced with bteel structures. Theie seems to be somo conflict in the bog camps of this country, Judg ing from tho difference in the prices that are quoted by the different buy ers. The men who wnnt pork from this part of tho country have been offering 5 cents for It, and now come men from the Sound country, who tell the men who have tho hogs to sell that they will give 6U cents for each nnd every pound that the stock will bear down tho scales. The raisers around tho county do not know what Is the reason that tho local buyers have been offering so low a figure, but they think that tho extra 3i of a cent looks good to them, nnd they are more willing to do business with the men from out of the state, than with those here who havo not so much money to give tor what they get. Contention Over Causes. Some of tho growers are unkind enough to say that tho men from home have been holding the price down In order to make their own margins larger, but on the other hand some of them say that it Is only or lecent days that the Sound people have offered the extra money for their goods. And these men say that the high price of wheat Is responsible for the raise in the price of the pork The men of tho Sound, who aro al ways considerate for the farmer, havo realized that tho men who raise the hogs cannot afford to feed "0 nnd 73 cent wheat to their stock and then sell the fattened product for 5 cents a pound. When the feed was cheap the rork was cheap, but now that the grain has gone so far towards the clouds they cannot board their stock lor fo long a time at so small a re turn. Buyers Have to Hustle. Ililt in spite of the raise In the price the buyers aro having a hard time to get the stock together for a shipment. One buyer lrom the Sound has been in the country for somo time, and has not as yet succeeded in gathering together a carload of market hogs for shipment. The trouble seems to be that there are not enough stock hogs for the use of the farmers. They cannot sell and havo enough to take care of their stubblo and replenish the drove for tho next year. Last summer and spring a year ago, a lot of men came Into the country and brought up all the littlo pigs that the farmers would sell, and now that they have a chance to sell for tho market they havo no hogs to meet the demand unless they sell their stock hogs, and they will not do this. Steady and Strong Market. Every man In the county who lias hogs lor sale can find a market for them, not from the market man, but from the farmers, who are short in their droves and who want to stock their ranches. For this reason, the buyers are having a hard time to till the orders they have from the houses that they represent. The condition Is but the natural result of over-belling and under-production, and Is good lor those who have tho goods lor the market, if it does not result in the i establishment of i universal nog lunch throughout the county. Will Run D'ners. lleglnnlng about October 1, the O. n. & N. will run dining cars on trains Nos. G and C, which will do away with tho stop for meals at 1-a Orande. It is probable that a now time card will go Into effect about that time, also, as theie will be con siderable dead time on the schedule of these trains, which will have to be done away with. It Is possible that No r. will arrive In Pendleton about C,:30 p. m. on the new card. Will Move Threshing Outfit. M J Howe will ship his threshing outfit. 'consisting of the machines on ,,,n to Itcardoii. Wash., In the Ulg Uend country, this evening over tho W. & C. H. The harvest Is about over In this part of the country and as Mr Howe has finished with ii r ti, wink In this vicinity, ho will move whole thero is yet work to he done. Fat Cattle to Tacoma. Furnish & West will ship a carload of cattle to the Tacoma markets this evening, over the W. & C. It. '1 o cattle have been raised in the , vlcin itv and are in good condition lor the tr'lii They aro most of them young steers, raised ror the markets espec ially, and havo been fed for sale. Sale of a Farm, j F Temple, Jr.. and Nettle A. Temple, his wlte. have sold to A J. Wagner for 7.B00. the eas l a f o section 16. in township 5. noith ot Mic I 34 east, containing 3i acres , the vicinity of Athena. Ice to Heppner. The Iloss Ico & Cold Storage Com pany shipped another carload of ice to Heppnei today. Music, 2 Balloon Ascensions, Races EVERY DAY is labor day now with our entire force receiving now goods in overy department ami getting ready to place before our patrons and tho trade the BIGGEST ami most complete stock of high class merchandise wo havo ever had. We arc now showing heavy Mercerised Marseilles Inches wide at 37 J -2c to $J.OO The Celebrated Boulevard Velvets in AletaH'c Dots and Per sian Effects at 75c to $1.00 per yard New Designs in Flannelettes for Kimonas and Wrappers, this week 12 I-2c In.the .RT DEPARTMENT wo have Silk Down Pillows for cushions, all sizes, new designs in them, t-t itched Doilies and Centre Pieces ami soft Pillow covers. fTmnT"TMffiniMii Daily Arrivals of New Fall Waistings The D Outfitters lot Women EXTEND THE DIOCESE. Probably That Walla Walla Annexed. Portland. Aug. '25. "It Is Will Be not 1 iii- probable that Walla Walla will bo Included Hi me uiocebo oi i.u-r ,j as soon as the arrangement can lie made." Tins is ine siuu!iiii;iii mum- "j Mitner unarieH wiu-ni, in " recently u ipumu-u u,o.,"i i- i ,il,.,-,K cif Has ern Ore- ij ...... --. Father O'llellly was Inter- viewed at his residence In regard to the probability of Wulla Walla and possibly Eastern wasuingion ik Included In one diocese. While he iinalili, to make a positive state- merit, it was plain to be seen that lie ivn L-rintlv In favor of such a divis ion ot church territory. Said Father O'llellly; , , 1 "Eastern Oiegou and haslern Washington aie geographically one i and the Interests of the Hast Side ure Just aB naturally religiously one There has bean some talk among the laity about such an arrangement and It seems it will be consummated when the proer time comes '' Souvenir From Globe Trotter. Uobert Nixon, of Fraers opera, i i,nu ,.lv,'d a postal cnliil from ' Sayres. the correspondent of a. ...hi.. 'riiin.K who recently beat the world's record In encircling the j globo. live days The caul was mull at Magneton. Manchuria, and i cached Pendleton August 21 Return From Black Mountain. Dr. and Mrs II. S. (Jarueiu nan turned from a two months' camping trip to Illack mountain. 'Iliey were accompanied homo by Mr and Mrs, Curl Wheeler, who have been camp ing at the same place during the sum in it. Lewlston Interstate Fair, LewUton, Idaho, October 26-31, '03. From Pendleton to Uw sion aim return, $7.20 tickets on sale O'tobel Sflth to SOtb Inclusive, limited to No vember 2d, '03. For Heut-A furnished house, hit quire of Mrs. Guenuey. OffiVe in Deapaln huljdlng. It Pays to Trade at eopjes' ware To the National Irrigation Congren, Ogden, Utah, Sept, 15-18, 1903. For the above occasion, the O. It & N. t'o. makes a raio or 23.iu in uk - den and return, or $2r,.0 to Suit Ijike and return. Tickets on sale Septem - N. Co. makes a rate of 23.,0 to Og ber 12 and 13; Una limit October Il, i M1 'photographers' Association of Pacific Northwest. Nortnwesi. y 1 Largo rJltin HUlpath'8 His ie round trip. Tickets on . tory of tho United Statea 1,05 Salem, Oregon jij;;. uno nnu a mini line i i"i - , , , , i'i,.l.iu mi mini itu ,i,e hU, Uonttm, li,ir 20. 21. (lood ie tlniK Soptemher'30th. '03, For fur ,a,r particulars, call on or address V. ,.. Wamsley. agent J. i vmmmbmihm WHAT MADE IT SO? Many people aro coming In with the report that the wheat Is better than they thought, large, plump and flue. Many people are coining In with tho report that the shoes sold at the big lloston Store aro Ix-ttiT than others and they want some of them. Tlioy aro large, plump and fine. It Is n fact we do pay the manufacturer more for a shoo to sell at a given price than otheis do. and thus we secure greater value. Wo sell shoes at a less expense per dollar's worth than any other concern In tho city, and therefore wo can afford to lianole such lines as tho Doug las for men, Olorla for women, and i;.i ciinni iirnisii for children Douglas Is '.ho largest mumuue- turer of well snoes to sen f $3 50 and $1 In the world, and wo certulnly have a representative line olio that will asionisn i-i... n.inrin ?i r.n kIioo for womoii Is tho best shoo at this prlco sold the American puunr i,". llud each season an Increase of trudo-why Is It? Merit that con llrms buying opinion, flood wear romblned Hh good looks and comfort Oh es. we must not i..i. Hi,, lied H II. shoes. They lit the school hoys uml girls. ... V..., i.i,u f..r each. I believe you had better get the neit pair at Hie I III! IJOS I ON STOkl;. guaranteed to wash, 33 per yard ouse and Men. OUR BOOK DEPARTMENTS ij . ,. , ,t s jj Leading realltfC 1 of Our Store , , National UI1CJ ClopCllia 1.00 flj; ,, - ft : "r., nu,i yioa 1 1R , tuTV (ll tllu UUltuU OtllteS J.0O S JOSEPHUS Complete WorkR I Nice Edition $1.46 Largo Size, Wohster's Sohool t and Oilioo Dictionary, 75o Wild Animals I Havo Mot, by Soymour.Boautlful Edition 1.10 President Konaevelts Hooks 50o each Tho Ladles' Now Medical Onldo $1.25 Sohonfeld Legal Forms and Cumnondinm of Laws, Sbeep I Skin Binding, $1.05 THE NOLF STORE I Full Lino or Sohool Books aud - V I U....ll,.a : aonooi ouiiuiiud 4 THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST Hear this In mind when you need poultry and stock supplies an,l auk for the International pilliv and Htoek Food. Use Kow Kure for your cow trou bles C. 1 Goleswortliy i-7.i20 Uast Alta St. Agent for Leo's Lice Killer . Ageni lor i wwassssaaaass