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PAG SOL DAILY BA8T ORBGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMIiHR Is. I- EIGHT LABOR FEDERATION TWEXTT-POURTH ANNUAL MEET AT BAN FRANCIKCX) President Gosnpere Address Was lxc. Able Bad Pi fliimnlw Convention Win Be fa Session for Two Weeks Oceans for Re-ESeo- tton Is Opposed by AH the Socialists In the Order, sad Hie Defeat la Ita lian Francisco, CaL, Nov. 14. The twenty-fourth annual convention of the American federation of Labor, which haa opened In this city today. and which will continue probably for two weeks, la the largest gathering In .point of numbers In the history of the big organization. President Samuel Gomnera dell end his annual address to the dele gates and Secretary Frank Morrison and Treasurer John B. Lennon pre sented their reports for the past IX months. A ro tutor welcome Riven to William Abraham. M. p.. and J. Wignal, the two fratemaj delegates irom tne unusn Tradea Union con- The address of President Oompers was listened to with eloas attention. It dealt with considerable length with the progress of the labor movement during the last rear, renewing the legislative matters of Importance to labor Interests and making reference "e striae of the Now England cot ton spinners, the Colorado labor trou bles and other oonfllcts and disagree ments between employers and em ployees. Reference was made also to the result of the late election and to the important part which organ ised labor had takes m the campaign. Numerous recommendations were made In regard to safeguarding the welfare of the federation and Its af filiated bodies and Increasing their strength and Influence. Though the proceedings today were largely of a routine character Indica tions were not lacking that the con vention has some lively debates be fore It. The socialistic tendanctai n the part of a considerable clement of the federation membership Is bound ito manifest Itself hi one form or an other, and U la not improbable that It will oppose the re-election of Pres "IObuJ Oompers, who has never taken any pains' i$ conceal his hostility to the soclaUatl movement Another "Witter that is likely to precipitate a lively discussion Is the proposition of President Michael Donnelly of the packing house employes to take steps to spread the Chinese exclusion act so that It will cover Japanese. I'SV'r tfperf Profit i ''-- . . TWT siv I First Burglar What did you let him get by fur, Bill? Second Burglar Why, that was a trust magnate, and I never bother any of cur profession. a ghost cf a show to clear himself of the charges against him. WHISKY TO PAUPERS. NEW INTERIOR RATES. O. R. N. and Short Una Will Give Portland Merchants Advantage. Portland, Nov. 14. New and lower rates from Portland to Interior Idaho points are announced by the O. R. ft N. Co., thus granting the much de sired distributive freight rates which have been sought for some time by merchants of the Northwest About December 1 the new tariffs will go Into effect, and the news will be gratifying to Portland shippers who have hitherto been working at a disadvantage in the Interior against merchants of Boise. Salt Lake, Spo kane, and even San Francisco, who have been given more favorable rates to reach that territory. The new rates will mean that Portland jobbers will probably get more business from 8outhem Idaho. The new tariff will enable the Portland dealers. In groceries and hardware especially, to compete with merchants of other cities on an equal freight rate, and a large share of the business, which has been lost of late years because of the rate offered by the O. R. ft N. Co., will again come to Portland. The reductions are ma terial and have been clamored for by Portland jobbers for some time. One Saloon in Multnomah County Supported by Ootsnty Poor Farm. "fellows from the poor farm get drunk and lie in the road and have to be rolled to places of safety," was the burden of the remarks of F. E. Mll ler, superintendent of the Ladd farm, on Canyon road, mads to the board of county commissioners, when he pro tested against the granting of a li cense for the establishment of a sa loon at Sylvan this morning, says the Telegram. After Mr. Miller had filed his protest he made the following statement for publication. "A saloon at Sylvan has always been a nuisance There is a school near by and children going to and .from it are insulted. Womsn are also Insulted, and some remarks were made to my wife when I was not with her and which. If I had been there, would not have passed unnoticed. Then the paupers front the farm fre quent that place and teamsters pass ing to and from frequently find them lying drunk In the middle of the road and have to roll them off to one aide and let them steep off the effect of tne intoxicants. "The county farm is a full mile this side of Sylvan, but the oauners climb the hill in order to reach the saloon. How they get the money to pay tor the liqaor I do net know, but I do know that a former saloonkeeper at Sylvan told me that If it was not for the county farm trade he would have to go out of taatneaa. Hs said that six or seven bottles were bought oy inmates of the) farm every day, and that kept him up." TO PROTECT. THE RANGE. The 8heep ana Cattle Slen Combine Against Outsider. The Fox Valley-Long Creek LlVi'i stock Association held a meeting last Monday at Fox, On which date all of Its officers were re-elected, says the Long Creek Light The association will meet again at Fox on Saturday, November 19, to vote an assessment At the meeting last Monday It was arranged to have a joint meeting with the sheep association at Long Creek on December 12, on which date steps will be taken to protect the range In that part of Grant county against outside sheep. The two associations include a large number of cattle men and sheepmen In the north part of the county, and a large attendance at the joint meeting Is expected. STOCKMEN ENTHUSIASTIC. Lively Interest In Livestock Show of Lewis and Clark Exposition Prizes Aggregating $40,000 to Be Distributed. Portland, Nov. 14. Stockraisers, not only over the whole United States, but also in Canada and Mexico, are displaying a lively Interest in the big livestock contest which is to be a feat ure of the Lewis and Clark fair at Portland next year. Richard Scott of the Oregon state commission, who haa just returned from St. Louis, where he went in the Interests of next year's stock display at the Centennial, says that he found the stockmen there enthusiastic about the fair, and that he feels confident htat the number of exhibitors next summer will be large. The management of the exposition has appropriated a $40,000 fund to be distributed as prises and premiums, and this fact has been responsible to a large extent, for the Interest shown by owners of various kinds of stock. The apportionment of the $40,000 fund, as recently made by the exec utive committee is as follows: Horses, class A $12,000 Cattle, class B 16.600 Sheep and goats, class C . . . . (.500 Swine, class D 3,500 Poultry and pets, class E . . 1,600 The conditions governing the ex hibit and the classification of awards are now In prepuiation. FILAZER THEATRE K. J. Tsylor, Lessee and Mgr. Ellis & Cunningham Present the Elaborate Snrnlc Production, DARKEST RUSSIA X . With Miss Eva Mountford, as the Jewish Girt, "Hda." Every Scene Founded on Facts and Every Picture an Interesting Study Every Act a Counterpart of Russian LifeA True and Living Picture of the Czar's Merciless and Tyrannical Rule FREE TICKETS FOR DARLEST fcUSSIA-Look in Tallman's drugstore window on Thursday, Nov. 17, and learn how to secure them. MILL WORK CANT BE TOO GOOD, If satisfactory service Is de sired in house building. Lum ber may be all right to start with clean, well dried, thor oughly seasoned but if It Is not properly "milled" all other advantages are lost We take a just pride In every stick of lumber which comes In and goe s out of our gates. Call at Pendleton Planing Mills Robert renter, Prop. To Make It a Precinct Law. Portland, Nov. 14. Amendment ot the local option law to the extent of providing that hereafter all liquor elections shall be held on the pre cinct basis will likely be effected at the next session of the Oregon legis lature. On every hand Is heard a de mand for legislation of this kind, and an amendment will be undertaken by a bill to that effect Reliable infor mation has It that if such an amend ing bill is introduced It will become part of the local option law. Livestock Shipments. Chicago, 111., Nov. 14. The Inter state commerce commission met here today to hear three cases Involving sales on livestock from Western points of shipment to Chicago and terminal points on the Mississippi river. Two of the cases were Institut ed by the Cattle Raisers' Association of Texas, on which several hearings have already been held. The third was Instituted by the commission and Involves the question of rates for the shipment of cattle of the southwest ern grazing section to northern points. SHRINKAGE OF WOOLS. Oregon Produced Best Crop In the History of the State In 1804. The shrinkage of the territorial wools this year are varying consider ably, says the American Shepherd's Bulletin. The Utahs on the average are heavier this year than last by about 2 per cent The Wyomings are heavier by 3 per cent. The Montanas are said to be lighter judging from those which have thus far been seen and exam ined. Many of them are said to be in better condition also than last year. The early Arlzonas were heav ier, as well as defective, and were bought at a lower grease price than last year. The Colorados are a little heavier by 1 or 2 per cent. The Oregons are reported to be lighter, and In far better condition this year. In fact, some claim, that It is doubtful if a better clip was ever grown in the state of Oregon. The Idaho wools are said to be 3 or 4 per cent ugnter this year tnan they were last. It Is doubtful, how ever, If the growers In the sections mentioned were aware of these facts as to comparative shrinkage before their wools had been contracted for or sold. The Idahoa especially are said to be in very light and in good condition as compared with those of last year taken as a whole. 8uch be ing the case, In view of the grease prices which were paid for many of the heavier wools from other sections. If the latter were actually worth what they brought the Idahos should have commanded higher prices. BALLIKTS FOURTH TRIAL. Hen-styled "Nig Him cf Finance" Mar Plemd Gasttr. Financially a bankrupt and with out the friends that rendered assl ance in aay or his prosperity. Let son Ball let the erstwhile self-styled "Napoleon of Flnaaee," he of the White Swan Mining Company, Lim ited, tame, will Ukely plead guilty to tne charge of fraudulent use of the United States malls when his fourth trial come on at Des Moines, Jowa, this month. That he will do so Is ths opinion of those who have been more or lass associated with him, says the Baker City Democrat Recent litigation In the courts of California between BalUet as man ager of the White Swan Company, ana tne siocjuoiaere won out on every point ha developed much ad ditional testimony detrimental to Balliet and his peat methods. New officers of the company have pos session of the hooka of ths company and correspondence that will be In troduced as additional testimony by the government at the coming trial. It takes money and plenty of It to fight Uncle Sam, and of this Balliet la shy of, and at a time when be needs It the worst C. H. Btuller, secretary of the White Swan Company, will leave Monday for Dee Monies, Iowa, as a witness In the ease end m the Interest of the govenimsnt He win take with him a big bamdte ef additional evi dence In the ease. Mr. Culler Is of the opinion that BalUet hae not got All things come t' him who waits except th' thing he's waitln' fer. Tampa Holds Carnival. Tampa, Fla., Nov. 14. The open ing day ot the South Florida Fair and Midwinter exposition has arrived and the city is crowded with strangers from many parts of the country. The exposition Is the largest and most representative affair of Its kind that has ever been seen In this section. It comprises a comprehensive display of the agricultural, horticultural, min eral, forestry and other products and resources of Florida- Ready for Irrigation Congress. El Paso, Texas, Nov. 14. Every tlng is In readiness for the opening here tomorrow of the twelfth Nation al Irrigation Congress. Provision hss been made on an elaborate scale for the entertainment of the dele gates, who are arrivlna fat large num bers from every section of the country. Golden Rule Store. By mistake of the factory the Ool den Rule Store haa about three times as many golf gloves as were ordered. Rather than return them. It has been decided by a big reduction In price to close them out Tou ought to i the SOc values they are offering for 26c. and ths 75c values which go for 41c Doesn't Respect Old Age. It's shameful when youth falls to show proper respect for old age, but just ths contrary In the case of Dr. King's New Life Pills. They cut off maladies no matter how severe and Irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, jaundice, fever, constipation all yield to this perfect pill. 16c at Tallman Co.'s drug store. Newport News, Vs., July ta, 1903. Last summer while recovering from ill' ness of fever, I had a severe sttsck of Inflammatory Rheumatism in the knees. from which I wss unable to leave my room for several months. I wss treated by two doctors and also tried different kinds of line menta and medicines which seemed to relieve me from pain tor awhile, but at the ssmc time I was not any nearer getting well. One day while reading a paper laaw an advertise me ill of 8. 8. 8. for Rheumatism. I decided to give ttatnal. which I did at once. After-1 had taken three bottles I felt a great deal better, and I still continued to take it regularly until I was entirely cured. I sow feel better than for rears. snd I cheerfully recommend 8. 8. 8. to sny one snnenng Irom Rheumatism. I 613 jsd 8t Chaj. E. Gn.nwiti.mnrg. Rheumatism is caused by uric add or some other add poison in the blood. which when deposited in the muscles and joints, produce the sharp, catting pains and the stiffness and soreness pe culisr to this disease. 8. 8. 8. goes di rectly into the osculation, all fori ta ring substances are neutralized and filtered ont of the system, the blood is made pare snd the general health is built sip under the purifying and tonic eitectaot the vege table remedy. write for our spe cial book on Rhen mariam which is sent free. Oar phy sicians will advise without charge all who will write as about their Tb Swift Seealts Cease, AtkuU, 6a. 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