c DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNE8PAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1903. -THE ARMSTRONG SHOES ARE HERE. It is with pleasure that we announce to the ladies of Pendleton that w have re ccivod our complete stock of the celebrated D. Arm tronR ft Co.'s Shoes. TJm amttroag Shoe are retognlred too most Mylatb. but mad and prettiest hoea mat's We handle exclaiirely In PandUtaataa Armstrong Bhoea. To be ad mired li kul u ee Yon are Inrited to call am laaUUariae rtranelf wltn the choice thlnri lm ladlai' hoos u ther are shown In the Anasarca- llae. Dindinger, Wil- O r Good shoes SOll & UO.C heap MAY TIE UP CHICAGO. Greatest Street Car Strike In History of Chicago Is Imminent. Shicago, Nov. 11. Following tho conference of labor leadors this morn ing It is given out to proparo for tho biggest strike of street car men over contemplated by tho local unions. Both sides declare It la Inevitable, ana unless at tho last momont there is somo Intervention, tomorrow will linn one-fourth of tho railways tied up and half n million people without serv ice. The unions demand a 20 per cent ; increase for train sorvlce, and with drawal of tho ban against tho union, which contains 2,200 members. Mana ger McCullough says the railways can not grant either. Boss Farley, tho strike breaker, and 400 men, are quartered at hotels awaiting action. Tho pollco fear rioting. The postmaster declares the mall cars shall run oven if troops nre necessary, - Ncij; A mass meeting will be held at 'C tonight, when tho trainmen are not expected to take out cars, but will attend for tho purpose of ratifying tho final action of the officers of tho union, and appointing a time to walk out. NEWMEATCQMPANY SUSANVILLE DISTRICT STOCKMEN BACKING IT. Will Open Retail Markets In Pendle ton and Other Towns as a Measure to Get More for Their Stock Said rto Have $60,000 Capital. ED HALL CONVICTED. Walla Walla Man Gets Six Months for 4 Tampering With Mall. L "Walla Walla, Nov. 11. Ed Hall, of J? this city, has been sentenced to Ta- coma to six months servitude in tho J.' United Stntos penitentiary on Mc Nell's Island, and to pay a flno.of $100 t'- and costs. f-- Hall is tho man who took out a let jr ; tcr addressed to Maggie Hall, Walla r Walla, extracted a $10 bill and retain ed it It was possible for Hall- to got . 1 out tho letter, because his sister was t-v.,df fho same name as the lady to whom ilt was addrcsed. Hr .Hall was arrested nt Pendleton in W&Uly, and ho has been in Jail at Ta- v-fj.eoma most of the time since, i'ost- " ' office Inspector Clark secured an in- dlctment against him In Spokane. 4 (Hall is tho man who was arrested j ' - by Doputy Sheriff Blakeloy in this I city in July, on order of tho Wnlla ;v, Walla county oBlclnls.) Sovoral days ago O. N. Prather, of Klllbrldc, was in the city and at thnt nmo, though he wouiil not disclose the nature of his business. It was sur mised that ho was hunting a location for a butcher shop. Mince he loft the wholo purposo of his visit has come to light. Tho stockmen of thu Susanvllle country, and all of the stock raising districts in that part of the state, havo como to tho conclusion that they aro not getting a fair deal at tho hands of tho cnttlo buyers for export ns well as .at tho hands of tho retail men of the local markets. A compa' uy of these men, representing at least $60,000 in capital, have theroforo banded themselves together for tho purpose of realizing more on their stock. It is their Intention to ship their stock to the coast markets di rect, and to sell them direct to the meat companies, thus saving tho buy ers' profits, besides also holding the possibility of being able to force tho price up to a reasonable figure. Tho company will havo Its own shippers permanently employed, and tho scheme will bo practically avcnttlo pool, embracing all of tho principal herds in tho interior. In order to get nt the local dealers who, so tho men claim, nre not giv ing all that thoy could afford to for beef cattle, it is the intention of the stockmen to estnbllsh retail markets In Pendleton and Baker City, and it was to gain a desirable location for such a place that Mr. Prather was In the city. If such a market is estab lished In the cities mentioned, If will have a tendency to put meat before tho retail customer at a lower flguro than at tho present time, for there will bo no middleman s pronts to over come. Just when the enterprise will bo launched is not at present known, but It is understood that tho matter nas been definitely decided upon, and thnt tho near futuro will see tho opening of tho shops and tho commencement of the retail work. Caldwoll, and tho Multnomah and Morrow county delegates went homo, today. Meetlnn Was a 8uccess. Tho meotlng was successful from I every standpoint. Tho visitors wore all well accommodated, tho enter tainment prepared by tho women's clubs was highly succossful, tho in terest taken In the meotlng by all tho delegates was very marked, and all tho proceedings passed off smoothly. Tho papers and addresses were abln and thoughtful, and all showed deep study of tho subjects treated. Not a1 Jar of any nature occurred; not a word of bitterness was Bpokon, and not a voice was heard In selfish or narrow Interests and overy dolcgato Interviewed by this paper was free in his expressions of praise for the city and citizens of Pcndloton. and all expressed hope that futuro meet ings might bo held hero. GOLDEN RULE HOTEL STRUCTURE IS BEING EXTENSIVELY REBUILT. 8UIT FOR DIVORCE. Plaintiff Alleges Desertion and Cruel Treatment. A divorce suit was filed this morn' lng in the clork's office by Mrs. Rosa Koblnson, asking to bo freed from tho bonds of matrimony existing botwecn herself and Georgo W. Koblnson. Tho couple were married nt Seattle, No vember lv, iauu, ana came to tms stato soon aftor, where thoy lived at jji Grande and afterwards in umi tllln county. Tho plaintiff alleges that soon after their marriage the defendant ahand oned her, leaving her alone among strangers and 111. Ho has since treat cd her cruelly and has refused to live with her. Sho asks for an absolute dlvorco and tho care and custody of tho lu-montns-oiu son, tne issue of the marriage. L. A. Estobb, of Echo, is tne attorney ror the plaintiff. THE NEXT CONVENTION WILL MEET AT ORTARIO. (Concluded.) TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY 7ie Laxatire Bromo Quinine Tablets. All .draxglita refund too money, II It ulli to cure. . uroTe kignamro on eacu mix. HM4MI' 'I1 'I' 4 'I1 1 "H 'fr X Exquisite new Designs in 9" X TTT A T X : CUT GLASS Most beautiful collection ever displayed in Pendleton. fp$ onr w'uuow uut better wT-y,- 'till coiiio'in and p&Get Oar Prices wt- 1TALLMAN & GO, Iieutfiuf; Druggist f I itH'tH i 1 1 1 IWIHiH tho past year, not Including this meeting, to bo $190,. and expenditures $180, leaving a bnlauce on hand of $10. Tho receipts of tho session in this city were something over $7G, from membership fees, which amount to $1 each. Resolution of Thanks. After the election' of officers, A. King Wilson, of Portlnnd, introduced the following resolution, which was unanimously nilopted: Resolved, That the sincere thanks of this association bo tendered to Mnyor Halloy and tho citizens of Pen dleton generally, for tho courteous treatment of delegates: to the Com mercial Association for tho uso of Its rooms; to tho press for notices of the meeting and reports of tho same; and especially to the ladies of Pendleton for their efforts in our behalf as man ifested in tho musical selections by Mrs. J. A. Borlo and Miss Cozbl Ra loy, and in tho further efforts of the members of tho various women's clubs of tho city In arranging tho most enjoyable reception of Monday evonlng. Tho convention adjourned at G o'clock to meet at Ontario, Malheur county, on tho second Monday In No vember, 1904. Delegates Go Home. .Many of the Eastern Oregon dele gates left on tho evening train for their homos. Professor A. II. Leek enby, of Union, Intended to remain over until today, but was called homo yesterday evening by tho news of tho death of Sirs. I.ccltcnhy'a brother. J. H. Lowell, of Idaho, left on tho early morning train for his homo at APPETITE'S GONE, Food eaten without npnetlte always causes gastrin disturbances, Iwcauae un less the gland of the stomach are stim ulated by a dexlre for food no digestive jllUes are formed. Consequently tho food Is waited unci clogs up the bowels. For Iob of uppetlto ami constipation there Is nothing to equal tho Hitters. Try a doso before) meals. It also cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Insomnia and Malariu. Fever and Ague. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. 4AAaAAAAAAAaAAAAAiAAAAAAAAAaAAaAAAi NOT GOOD, NOT HERE iSATURDAY SPECIALS! jroasicw JLsuvava irKaavw uwait Dressed Turkeys Dressed Chickens " Fresh Vegetables and Fruits of All Kinds. F. S. YOUNGER & SON rTYTYYTTTT T TTTT VTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT WIND PLAY8 HAVOC. Signs and Awnings Were Torn Down by a Gentle Gale This Morning, The high wind of today has been plnylng many pranks with signs and awnings over tho city. Tho awning in front of tho Ited Front Saloon and Sullivan & Bond's store was blown bodily from tho fast enings and it was only by somo rapiu work on tho part of somo passcrsby and the proprietors that tho plate glass windows were saved, as tho Iron framo of tho nwnlng was beating on It when tho help arrived. Signs havo been ulown down, tho branches of shade trees torn off and electric wires crossed. It Is estimat ed that the wind reached a velocity of nearly 40 miles an hour during part of tho forenoon. Adopted a Daughter. A petition was filed with tho county court this morning by George M. llanntstor and wife, asking that they bo allowed to adopt Helen Russel, tho 2-year-old daughter of Theodore Itus sol, of Spokane. Tho mother of tho child Is dead. Tho petition was granted and an order of adoption was entered. To Recruit W. of the W.' The Woodmen of the World bavo :aimciicd a campaign for an increased iremlf.rship. A solicitor has boon secured and during tho winter there will be an earnest effort made to greatly Increase the enrollment of tho lodge. Returned to Morrow. (!. W. Phelps, F. P. Farnsworth and Phil Metschan, Jr., all of Hepp ner, left this nfternoon for their homes, after a couple of days spent hero as tho Morrow county dolegatlnn to the Irrigation convention. J. M. Bealer, of Morrow. J. M. Ilealer, tho county road su perintendent of Morrow county, was a visitor in tho city yesterday, hav ing come to attend the last day of tho irrigation convention. IIo returned to his home this morning. Drunk and Disorderly Indians. Two Indians from tho reservation, found a sufficient amount of whlskoy yesterday nfternoon to make them drunk aim disorderly and they were arrested and put up $5 ball aplcco, which they forfeited this morning. Colonel 'Boyd's Health Improved. Colonel 13, D. Hoyd, who has been In Portland for tho summer nt onu of tho sanatorlums is expected to reach homo Saturday or Sunday, much im proved In health. Council at "Kinn Dodo." Owing to tho attractions of tho theater last night, the council meet ing failed to materialize as all of tho aldermen wore at tho theater listen ing to tho witticisms of "King Dodo." Returned to Portland. Governor and Mrs. Chumbailsln left for their homo in Portland yos-, torday aftornoon on tho delayed train, after having visited in tho city dur ing tho Irrigation convention. Farm Sold Near Dlalock. " Adolph L. Schaefer and Albert H. Schaofer havo sold to M. S. Koblnson for $3,000, 260 acres of land In tho vicinity of Dlalock. Marriage License Issued,, A rnnrrJago license was issued this inoinlug to Georgo C. uanslor, of this city, und Miss uornova Lootiy, of lilrch creel;, Policy King In Prison. Albany. N. Y Nov, 11. Tho cov of appeuls today ufllrmn tho convic tion or Al Adams, tho policy Tiing, who is thus curnpolled to servo the Tomulmler of hiu penitentiary sentence. Joseph Wiilltouheimor, an ngod bachelor, died In squalor in a cnbln in tho ontsklrtn of Uos Moinos, whoro he had lived fo vdars. Ho was sun- posed to bo a prttipor, 'but left $25,0001 No Darkened Rooms Will Remain in the Building Cement Pavement Will Be In Front, and the Entire Front Will Be Remodeled. Tho workmen have been tearing out tho Interior of tho Golden Uulo hotol for somo days, and havo nearly com pleted the carpontor work in tho re modeling of tho upper floor. Thoro wore sovoral dormitories In tho build ing as It was before Mr. Beard bought It, but ho is having all of those torn out and lusldo rooms built. Tho rooms will all bo so arranged that each will bo lighted and havo good ventilation, making It as convenient and comfortablo as auy house in tho city. The Improvements that will mako tho most show, however, will bo on tho first floor, whoro n general over hauling of the office and bar arrange ments will bo made. The portion of tho building whoro tho entrnnco now Is will bo mado onq solid window, and the main entrance wul bo placed whoro the present door to tho bar room now is. This entrance will bo sot back from tho street a little ovor six foot, and will be reached by n flight of stono stopB extending the width of tho room. Tho bnr-room will be placed in tho rear of the present room, and it is probable that it will bo eliminated en tirely. Tho partition between tho present office and tne bar will bo taken out, nud both rooms will bo thrown Into ono main lobby and of fice. A now front and now steps will bo put to tho room now occupied by tho Enrnhart real estate ofneo, ond this room will bo used as a snmplo room, or rented out for an ouco or a storo. Tho front of tho building will bo overhauled, a now cement sidewalk put around tho entire building, and Improvements amounting to nearly $5,000 will bo mado. It hi thought that tho changes will bo mado and tho houso ready for tho public by the first of tho year. THREATEN THE ROCK I8LAND. Railroad Is Being Patroled by Armed Men Two Miles Apart. . Chicago, Nov. 11. Another letter, threatening to dynamite Rook Island) trnlns in Iowa unless tho writers aro ' given a largo sum of money, is Bald to havo boon rocoivod by officials of tho road horo, but thoy rcfuso to af firm or -ony tho report. A dispatch from Dob Moines sayB ll,n mm! frnm tlinrn In Karthnm iff bn. ing patrollod night and day by armed f guards two miles apart. HELD UP THE MARSHAL. YOUR SYSTEM With oar Robbed Him and Afterward the Post office and Then Escaped. Morrlmac, Mass., Nov. 11. Four men held up tho city marshal at art early hour this morning, took his watch and monoy nnd revolver, snap ped his own handcuffs ovor his wrists, oponed tho cnlabposo and locked him in. Thoy then blow tho postofllcd safe, held up tho night watchman and escaped. Pursuit today is unsuccessful. IDAHO LAND TIED UP. Commissioner Richards Has Stopped All Carey Act Contracts. Bolso, Nov. 11. Tho state land board Is in session today and has under consideration tho recent niling of Commissioner Richards regarding lands taken up under the Carey act. Tho ruling of tho commissioner has tied up evory Irrigation project in tho stato, and the land board has been overwhelmed with rcquosts to tako somo action to bring about a modifi cation of the ruling which would per mit tho companies to proceed with tholr work so that additional lands could be thrown open to tho publ.le for settlement. mi Mocha K ieeung ot the OWL TEAM Sue our new Toilet SJ Swell sltppors at 'reutsch's. Why do Ion ( H'..u,m II1IUK7 Arft fllllf It nfln Ar I ,,.i ,ualCi)5 On I and fnr too often runa t sumption and miu i. j. you afford a trifle ulu iH 7 7ZZL Hr En'M .... uwubUD, lyUius ana Hsu Is lievnml nnesflrm iv. all modern remedies, nit riiiiKii in ouo nignt aid It a cold in a dny. u . fJrninv rrllfvn till,.. ... J ... . ..,IU4 rtUQ sumption. Our faith In H tie to give satisfaction 1 back. For snlo by r, W. ! ST. JOE STORl JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, with a ivAme back? I Ladies' TaiUos-Mac!e Si DO YOU GET TJP 1 1 I L 1 Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost evervlmdv who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures maue oy ur. Kilmer's Swamp- 8 rv-ilr II! Koot, the great mil- It is the great med ical tnumpu ot uie nineteenth century ; discovered of teryears of bcicntific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and lilmliler snecinlist. and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and liright's Disease, wlucli is tne worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. KIlmer's'Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kidney', livfir or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. 11 has been tested in so many ways, in hospital work nnd in private practice, and has 1 cn successful in every case tliat a special .arrangement has been made by wlncu an reaucrs ui iui jjupvi, ..... not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, alson book tell- !n. mnn- nliout Swalllt-RoOt.nild liowto fimloutifyouliavekidncy or bladder trou ble. When writing mention reading this generoustifTer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., lUugliaiiiton, N. Y. The regular fiftv-cent nnd one- dollar Size bottles nre Homo of Swunp-Boot. sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Diughamton, N. Y on everv Irattle. WE PUT THEM ON SALE WHILE THEY LASlJ $15 We Guarantee you cau't euual them uli v where for lesill On account of late arrival we make the low mice we do. Wtv make low prices on nil our Coats and Jackets duriue Bale. Bent 4100.00 in Gold Coin to be given away Dec. IMth. A ticket witid f l.uu purchase. LYONS-MERCANTILE CO -Mf M H 1 1 i TTTI I I'T'J 'I 111111111 tTTTtTtttTTTT Our Great Big THE WHOLESOME Crescent Baking Powder The remarkable Increase In consumption craves its purity and wboletomeaess. ONE POUND 25 CENTS With a Coupon a a . a m m a a a i I t 1 f tufcifcil - f t ytyrf ttttttttttt ft iw ttvi Insurance at Cost 14,370,113.00 Of Insurance in force J OREGON FIRC RELIEF AS SOCIATION, I A Strictly Mutual Home Institution M. H. RICE, Froewater. I Agent .for Umatilla County, f J. P. WALKER, city agent for I Pendleton. ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS euro Pyanopsla and all disorders arising from Indigestion. Endorsed by physicians overywhora No euro, no pay. 25 coats, For salo by P, w. Schmidt & Co. Trial packago freo ny writing to W. II. Ilookor & Co., Buffalo, N, T. Saturday Nig Free Distribution Is Worth Investigation $30 Worth Given Awfl FREE The Boston Stoi H"W"fr"W"Hi WBPLBASHt unn ? The more critical)"'! . ,i, letter patrons in PedWjJ wc call for and ddffeffl . n. tunslilDKi anu jaiiiiM - . (m wnsliables. The DOMESTIC i New Electrical SudpIv Hoi; LET US FIGURE' With you on Wiring yof building for ELECTRIC LIGHTS, ELECRRIC BELL, or Electrical worK r$ nnvr Lr2n1 COURT STREET, west of Boston f it casn to reiativou in Ut. Louis. Hit