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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1004. WARM FOOTWEAR FOR COLD AND ROUGH WEATHER BPKOtAIi PWCE TO KEDUOE BTOCJK Youths l-buoklc Arctics regular price 10 8fi now J0.7fi Hoys' ,. 1.00 " .S5 Meu's Itoll-edfro Arctics " " 1.60 " 1.S0 Men's Excluder Arctics " " 1.B0 " 1.20 Men's 4-buekle Arutlea ' 2.2-5 " 1.7s lien's Moionnan Overshoes " " 3.00 " 2.10 Meu's Ottawus " " 2.60 " l.Ml Jlen's Knit WooUloots-perfectlou " " 3.00 " 2.60 Men's Felt Iloots-mrfeetlon " " 2 60 " 2.10 Boy's " " " " ' I'.OO ' 1.00 Meu'a l-buokle Perfection, sizes 10 to 12 1.00 Clearance prices on all bioken lines of men's, boys', ladles', ml-' and children's shoes. DINDINGER, WILSON & COMPANY 1 Phone Main URL j GOOD SHOES CHEAP T CATTLEMEN UNITE STATE ASSOCIATION FORMED IN PORTLAND. Will Seek to Build Up Cattle Raising, Industry by Securing Better Laws, Regulations wind More Protection From Various Abuses Committees Appointed to Attend to Its Interests. Following tho enthusiasm attend ing tho meeting of tho National Live stock Asosclation in Portland, tho cattlemen of Oregon organized the first general association of tho kind ever attempted In tho state tho Or egon Cattlemen's Association. This organization was effected In Portland Saturday night, ami Is well started for effectivo work In conjunc tion with other livestock associa tions In tho state. Every county In tho stato is rep resented in tho organization and It will begin a campaign for tho rights and privileges of tho cattlemen of the stato, through organized effort, along lines pursued by other Hko or ganizations, and hopes to help build up tho cattlo raising Industry in the state, by securing better shipping regulations, hotter laws, bettor pro tection from thloves, disease and commission men. The officers of tho association are as follows: President, William Han hsy, of Harney county: socretary. Orant Mays, of Tho Dalles; first Tico-prectdent, William Metcalf, cf F. & S. Cough Syrup Will stop that Cough and Cure that Cold. It is Sure to reach THE RIGHT SPOT. 4 j, ii TALLMAN & CO. Leading Druggists T NOT GOOD, I "HARD SENSE TAtK" Wo don't appeal for trade 6uj)port on a ploa of past acquaintance, bueiuess friendBhip or any other such unreasonable lines. Wo solicit your Coffee busineas Bolely because 4 " REVERE " MOCHA Is the BEST coffee, and the best aaiue in tho wido, wide world. This is all and nothing more. Once Tried, Always Used I F. S. YOUNGER & SON I r ----- Ontario; second vice-president. C. K Fulton, of Wasco county; treasurer, It. M. Stanflold, of Echo. Tho executive committee consists of ono member from every county In tho state, but the president has not named nil the memburs yet. Boveral important committees were appoint ed, among which wcro tho following: Stockyards W. L. Cllbson, of Mal heur; S. W. Kllgore, of Klamath, nnd Qeorgo W. Hunt, of Foster. Transportation It. M. StanOold, of Kcho; John Pelton, of Ashland, nnd Joo Combs, of John Day, Grant coun ty. Finance William Wurtzwoller, of Princvlllo: It. M. Stanflold. of Kcho, nnd William Jones, of West' fall, Malheur county. Legislation J. L. Sitz, of Harney county; F. W. -Metcalf. of Ontnrlo, nnd Pierce Mays, of Portland. A sanitary committee Is also provided for by tho by-laws, but It was not considered necoBsary to appoint It as yet. Tho hoard of control, consisting of the president, secretary and three members of tho oxecutlvo committee, Is to direct tho policy of tho assort atlon. Tho board Is: President. Wil liam Hanley; secretary, Orant Mays, and John Cavlness, of union count?; W. U flibson, of Ontario, and George W. Owens, of Ashland, Large Beetralser. J. L. Cavlness, the most successful beetralser In Grand Konde valley, passed through last night en route homo from the livestock convention at Portland. Mr. Cavlness was well pleased with tho result of tho meet ing and expressed his highest appre ciation of tho work accomplished. Ho helelvcs that Umatilla county will equal, if not surpass Grand Hondo as a beet producing section. Director of La Grande Bank, Walter M. Pierce, of this city, was elected ono of tho directors of the Farmers' and Traders' National llnuk of La Grande, at a meeting held on last Saturday. fit VYHCLESOMiI GRESCENf OAHIHG POWDER The remarkable increase in con- sumption demonstrates its superfn tive merits and vholcsomcness. NOT HERE AND JAVA COFFEE L rwSt 91 wry nv,n . D A L E PREPARING FOR 8T. LOUIS EXPOSITION. Preparations for an Exhibit Already Being Made Work Will Be Active ly Prosecuted In a 8hort Time Every Grade in All the Schools Will Be Represented Specialty of Manual Training Department Work. Tho faculty of tho public schools Is beginning to get to wotk on tho propnrutlonB for tho exhibit which they havo to proparo for the Bt. Louis oxhlbttton. Owing to tho fact that Professor H. S. Lyman, of Astoria, who has been appointed to havo chargo rf the work for tho dopartmont of pub lic Instruction, reached this city no lato In tho last torm, nothing of an nctlvo nature has yot been done by the teachers, hut nB soon ns the pres ent term Is well on the way tho work will bo taken up and pushed for tho best results that may bo obtained, The outllno of tho department .is Issued In n circular somo time ago will ho followed nnd the exhibits will bo planned on tho linos suggested by I tno ucpnrimcni. r,ucn grnuo 01 mo schools will hnvo somo represents- tlon In tho exhibit, which will lo I mauo us Kuuurui uuu uiuuudutu n , possiuiu wiiiiuul uvuruuiug uiu imiv ter nnd making what Is sent too long or tiresome. One of tho principal features -f the exhibit will be tho work of tho manual training dopartmont, which will hnvo n specially Interesting con tribution to the exhibit from this city. Professor E. B. Conklln, who has tho mnnngemont of the exhibit under his chargo, Is qulotly putting tho work In motion, telling each as sistant what ho wishes of them, and in this way Inducing system In the preparation of tho exhibit nnd quick er results. WHITMAN WON CONTEST. Takes Second Annual Oratorical Bat. tie From the Oregon Team. The Whitman orntorlcnl team won the second oratorical contest from the Oregon University team, on Sat- ' urday night, at Eugene. j Tho question donated was. "Ho- solved, That the Incorporation of the labor unions Is desirable" with Oro- gon on the adlrmativo sldo. Tho Oregon debaters woro Herbert L. Moulton and Vernon TomlluKon. and those of Whitman woro Edward D. Iialdwin and Hezoklnh llrown. Tho contest wns I ho most ably con ducted debate ever listened to In the state university, nnd tho Whitman people won on the grounds of having produced more proof nnd argument against .the incorporation of the unions thnn Oregon advanced for tho Incorporation, and not by any natural oratorical ability. Tho judges wore Governor Georco E. Chnmborlaln, Robert Treat Piatt and Judgo Otto Kreamor, of Eugone. OREGON 18 FORTUNATE. Cattle Conditions Are Much Better Than lr California. J. H. Gwlnn, who spent several weeks In tho central portion of Cali fornia during the last lllnuss of kh father, says that Oregon cnttlcmon are In clover compared to California conditions, In Tulnre county Mr. Gwlnn snw bands of cattle bo poor that they could scarcely walk, nnd heard of several lots of stock cattlo selling for $1 per head. These cuttle wcro no poor that thoy would not stund tho trip to be shipped out to whoro feed could ho obtained. Somo cattle woro changing hnnds among local owners, and were being kept on scant ranges and straw stacks, In hopes that a rain would start enough grass to keep them nllvo until spring. All through tho central portion o' California, the rangos and pastures aro burned up, no ram having vislt?d tho country for mouths. The hay crop was a failure) and In tho absence of rain tho winter range has failed ! Stockmen from outsldo points aro not buying much of this poor stock on account of tho danger of losing heavily In oblpplng. J. T. LIEUALLEN NOT QUILTY. 6ays He Has No Ambition to Qo to the Legislature ' From Umatilla County, Adams, Jan. 18. (To tho Editor.) In tho Dally East Oregonlan ,f January IS yo umentloned my namo In connection with tho nomination fur tho legislature on the domocratlc ticket. In roply to this accusation, will jay that I am not guilty, as charged. I may havo been guilty of helping my friends to get' nominations, In tho past, but hope I may novor bo guilty of sooklng a nomination myself. It Is h pleasant prlvllegu to help a friend, and one of tho duties of citi zenship to see that good mon nro nominated, but tho school of politics that I attonded taught that U10 of fice should seok tho moo, and not thu man the office. I am not a candlldato for any placo hut am heartily pleased with tlio3o montloned In your forecast, for the different democrats nominations, and will cheerfully help any ot thorn to tho ofilces they aro nouilnatOd tor, Uespoctfully, J. T LIUI7AI.LEN. CHfllOTIAK REVIVAL. Pr. Martin Is -1 V-sry Interesting Speaker Excellent Choir Or. ganlzed. Tho Christian church was filled to overflowing last nlfrUt to bear tho SI XH IB ITS Runncm preached by Bvangollst S. M. Mnrtln, who has como to Poudlo ton to hold rovlvnl mootlngs at that church for nn liidollnlto period, Every sent In tho church was occuplod, and tho Isles woro filled with clmlrs for tho accommodation of thoso who luul como too Into to not Bents In tho main part of tho church. Dr. Mnrtln has a humorous ntyla at times that hi vury entertaining, and his sermons tiro not tho dry dissertations that ono Bomotlmcs hears nt a rovlvnl, hut are onllvoiiocJ with anecdote nnd Illustration, mak ing them very Interesting nnd popu lar. Tin- sinning of thu choir of 10 voices under' tho leadership nnd dl- rectlon of Miss Maudo 8.prlngor of Portland, was one of tho spccini nnu nirasliiit features of tho evening, and her solo was a great tront to tin, vnat nudloncu. The meotltiKB will bo continued during tho week, and a large ntton dance Is a thing assurnd. Last oven lug thoro wns ono addition to tho church, and thu series la starting off with promlso of great success. Too. la. lectin to Salem. Hhorlrt T. D. Taylor nnd ono guard loft this morning for Snlom with Too la-leet-hi, tho Indian who hfts boon civlnc so much trouble to tho ahor- Iff's ufflco and tho Innuites of tho county Jail. Thu Indian Is violently liiB.irn mill vnrv nilv wben tils nff tmleg COmo. trying to hlto and kill ti,oao w(, whom he comes In con ,, iin win mni. n vnluntiln nml int0rostlnK nddltlon to thu collection of Indians already In tlio asylum. Ibsen's "Ghost" Coming. I!e Hlloy, ndvnnctj agent for Al herta Gnllntln's company presenting Ibsen's "Ghosts," was In tho city yesturday making arrangements for the production of that play hero on Friday. January 21!. Tho "OhoRts" Is an intellectual play of rare lntoro.it nnd promises to ho ono of tho host things coming this winter. Buying 8prlng Millinery 8tock. .Mrs. Hose Cnmphdl has gore to Walla Walla for n few days' visit iv business, during which tlmo sho will buy tho spring stock for her millinery stnro from tho representative of nn Knstnrn Iioubo, who is In tho Wnsh Itigton city with his snmplo lino. Returned to Fossil, .1. A. Collier returned to it Mrs. ,lomo "l dossil 8 n"rnlmr. nf nr nn "tended visit In this city with her paronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. W, II. ! Huston, nnd other relatives and friends. Mrs. Collier haB been In this city since tho holidays. 8yruriical Missionary. Dr. W. S. Holt, the synoitlcnl mis sionary of tho Presbyterian church, with headquarters in Portland, Is in tho city for a Bhort visit with Huv. llohort nlvon. Operates at Walla Walla. Dr. W. G. Colo went to Wnlla Walla this morning, whoro he uns been called to take charge of n dif ficult surgical operation. WOMEN PRAISE IT Thuro nro thousands of women to day praising the celebrated Hostett or's Stomach Hitters. Whon they wero run down and In need of a health restorer and regulator they wero persuaded to try tho Hitters, with tho result Hint they now enjoy perfect health. All sickly women should try It at once. Hesldes curing all Female Complaints, It Is nlso tin equaled for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Insomnia and Constipation. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BiTTFPS. j r; PARK THEATR ...PRICES... Clara Mathes Company 10 Presenting a Repertoire of NEW 20 DRAMATIC SUCCESSES and THE LATEST FADS 30 in POLITE VAUDEVILLE CENTS MONDAY EVENING SULLIVAN & BAKER. New Firm In Charge at the Corner of Court and Thompson. Joo Sullivan and Luo Ilakor have bought tho Urowory saloon on Ea5t Court stroot, aud nr0 now in char Mr. Roesch, tho former prX' evening.0"01, " k" n S'X Messrs. Ilakor and Sullivan uro well known In tho city, having both workod hero for somo tlmo Thv havo a long list of friends who win tako a llttlo oxtra stop to bo aulo tn ouonch their thirst wltoru this firm doos buslnoss, nud -from tno present indications a good business will bo is tho lntontTon of the mnnBrnmont to run m nrtJSS ulol nQU h notl.ln , ' lussnuss will bu tolerated, COMING EVENTS. Wnlla Wnlla Poultry show, Feliru. a.y 8-7. ! Oregon Christian Endouvor onvei- tlon at Pondleton, Fobruury 19.22 , mi j Thoro Is good In nil to tho who Is nltoenthr.r nnnil umn ttlU IINVENTOR.Y Our Big Annual Inventory Sale is NOW IN FULL unnas .ire omnn Wnn.j r txn ivt must maiw n r. 1 1. , ox-iiNor oiuuis.. Come and let , vo monev on anv vnnA. uui jiuc ui Dullness Tho Leaders of Lo- l'ricw hi VniHw. -4 - - -4.-. v Of Dryj;Goods 12c Ladles Hose, 4 for 25c 15c Children's Hose, 3 for.... 25c $1.00 Colored Serge -19c $1.50 Wrappers SSc $1.25 Wrappers 79c $1.00 Wrappers 59c 6 Handkerchiefs for 5c $125 Colored Velvets for 75c 0-4 Bleached 8lieetlng for 21c 10c Bleached Muslin for .'...7S6c (1 Spools Thread for 25c 50c Velveteens for 25c 12!c Light Colored Percales.. 5c $1.25 Kid Gloves for' 49c $5.00 and $G.0O Skirts $2.93 $10.00 Tailor Made Suits . ..$5.00 h - A mv n bc am jt)-waaaAAujikiiv7 v""-' ISKSU ID II W W iWk m wt Vtt. Hi n n B U . V r-- il- rr naflAn nn nt fire uuriic y containing over 100 bin papers, can bc had for 25e a Mi SIX BIG NIGHTS " TENNESSEE'S it... .. ""HI Hi- . ,0 sell v.. The K... ... cnM .. '. '"Slop nun At A A A. A . . 1 1 I 1 1 1 4 'PUil i o tuu liidV ib.oo Tailor Made Sih 7Sr- RhrMt. il,. $1.25 Corsets , $1.00 Corseti . wUb UIIIU4 OMR. I H $1.50 Muilln Skirts . 191. nullx Elinntl 50c Bleached Tabling 1C I num. all FAlflrft 15c Valsting .... 18c Walstlng .. Ladles' Coatt . Children's Coats Infants.' Coats Si ... . UArt C( COMMENT Monday, a ruA tfGE OF fl and SPEClAtTlES at