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'AGE TWO. DAILY EAST OREGOMAX. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1908. EIGHT PAGES. HOTEL ARRIVALS. i New Coats and Suits The New Fall Coats and Suits are arriving every day and our stock now includes all grades and styles : : ; A loox here means a saving to you if you wish to buy a Coat or a Suit. New Plaid Suits, $ 1 0.00, $ 1 5.00 and $20.00 NeW Long Coate, Plaid. Greys and Blacks, all Grades. A Good Coat, for A Better One, for Several Styles, at Some Beauties, at - $6.00 - $8.50 $10.00 - $17.50 Let, us show yon these New Goods before yon buy. THE FAIR DEPARTMENT STORE GENERAL NEWS. The steamer Mata C. Hover ha been sold for $3000 to W. J. Matheson of Lewlston, Idaho, and to Kennewlck parties. Two Chinese youths Chen She! Tine and Ten Fong Ten recently be came students cf the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Attorney General Coleman, of Kan sas, is Investigating the International Harvester company, under the charge that It Is a trust. The Great Northern depot at Dan ville. Wash., was robbed during the night and property tn transit, of un known value, taken. At Wallln, Mich., a Pere Marquette fast passenger train butted another passenger train. Two tramps were killed, and Conductor Wilson fatally hurt. The Royal Insurance company (English) has paid 12500 per front foot for a SO-foot lot at the northwest corner of Pine and Sansome streets, San Francisco. A submarine earthquake off Hilo, which Is on the northeast coast of Ha waii, killed vast quantities of fish which came to the surface with every appearance of being scalded to death. The Royal and the Queen Insurance .comr.anles, both British corporations. ;lost $6,500,00 ) In the San Francisco kflre. The two companies will together build a five-story modern office build' :1ns In that city, work to commence at once. There is a scarcity of hogs in th Palouse country and the price is strong. Fat hogs now command 6 Ji cents a pound and it Is almost Impos sible to get them at that price. Stock hogs are In demand, but none are of fered for sale. Mrs. Elmer Fillmore was found dead in a park at Springfield, O. She had boon horribly beaten and then her head held under water until she drowned. Her husband and Purl Jones have been arrested. Jones was the woman's paramour. Democrats of Arkansas will have 34 out of 35 members of the house, as suring tho election of Governor Jef ferson Davis. Democratic nominee for United States senator. John S. Cole, democrat, forgovernor, will probably v- have a plurality of 55,000. At Joplin, Mo., the Joplln and Webb City teims of the Western association here yesterday played a 20-lnnlng, no- run game. Darkness stopped further play. The pitchers were isallne Dur bln, recently purchased from Joplin by the Chicago National League club, and Elmer Meredith, who was a mem ber of the Kansas City team when It won the pennant several years ago. VORTHWEST NEWS. BIG BLUFF WORKED Mrs. William Heffner of Chehal's, aged 24 years, has deserted her hus band, her two children and three step children and eloped with her adopted on, aged 16. Charles T. Kamm. superintendent of the Vancouver, Wash., Transportation company, and son of Jacob Kamm, a Portland millionaire, has been stricken Three Pullccmrn Bluffed 100 How cry STRIKEBREAKERS DIDVT "TAKE" CHEYENNE, with paralysis, and Is not expected to recover. The contract for the erection of the new library building at the University of Oregon has been let to Welch & Mourer, of Salem, for $22,267.66. The work of construction will begin with in a few days. Mrs. B. S. Beals. aged S7 years. Is dead at Eugene. She came to Oregon In 1852 via the Isthmus, In the same party of which Edward Baker, after ward the state's first United States senator, was a member. Mrs. Sarah Ann Evans, city market Inspector of Portland, has been sworn j In as a policeman. She has authority now to serve warrants, and If neces sary force her way Into places 'where she has hitherto been denied admis sion by dishonest and suspicious deal ers In perishable and defective pro visions. Clarence Steele, electrician for the British Columbia Copper company, was electrocuted at the company's power house at Greenwood, B. C. There was no witness to the fatality, but it Is supposed that In making some connections he was entangled with a live wire. The body was frightfully burned. ' Stonewall Sutherlln shot an1 killed an actress at Butte, and then killed himself. Sutherlln leaves a wife nnd two children at Roseburg, Ore. H claims the actress robbed him of all his cash and other valuable chattels at 'Frisco after the fire, and left him broke. Te threatened to kill her nnd followed her to Butte for that pur pose. ' Mayor .Daggett of Spokane, an nounces that hereafter no one will ba employed in the water department of that city who Is not a member of a labor union. The only condition under which this rule will be violated Is when an expert of some kind Is needed for repairs. If a union man cannot then be secured, a non-union will be taken on. Warden Kees of the Walla Walla penitentiary. Is urging farmers to sup port for the legislature only those can didates that will work for an enlarge ment of -the prison lute mill. He says there will soon be enough additional prisoners to work a much larger mill, and especially dwells upon the fact that the prisoners made grain sacks sell for ISM cents, while the other bags are held at 11 cents. TonthH Who Started lo "Tulu! in Cheyenne aniln Slopped lit tlie Edtre of Touii, Hut the 100 Thirsty Piteiicrs W anted to See the Sights Western Pluck Worked Siieeesw fully. Hotel St. (iem-go. Mrs. M. E. Cowan. Black; N. B. Edwards, Logan; Mary Fletcher, Freewnter; Lydla Aus tin, Elgin: W. Dlshman. Elgin; A. Mc Donald, Kellog; Mrs. F. B. Willis. Lewlston; Mis. J. F. Harris, Lewis ton; N. O. Johnson, Ottawa; Fred Hamilton, Portland; H. Ballord, Kl lensburg; George P. Algle, S'.okane; A. M, llucey. Walla Walla: F. K. Bo- miin, Portland: F. N. A t .ill. Port land; O. G. Parker. Wallii Walla; Mrs. H. L. Duncan. Umatilla; .Mrs. M. Bug ley. Portland; William Dunn. Port land: fl. Brandon, Spokane; A, H. Small, Spokane: Ed Drem, Umiitllla; , Alex Grant, Grand Junction; W, W. Collins, Chlacgo: Thomas S. Blyth; M. F. Hadley, Walla Walln. Hotel Pemlletim. P. ' E. Paddock. Seattle; S. O. Keady, Spokane; S. B. Edwards, Spokane; T. Western, St. Joe; W. Goldsmith, Minneapolis; W. J. Kremer. San Francisco; Miss M. M. Worrell, Clearfield; O. Stevens, Spo kane; O. N. Harris, Portland; E. E. True, New York; E. Hedges. Portland; L. Rothholm, Portland; J. W. Smith, Portland: J. N. Burgess. 1 Pilot Rock, N. Mularka, Portland; W. A. Leathers and wife, city; R, N. Stanfleld. Echo; F. C. True, Spokane; C. I. Helthman, Knthdrum; N. Bangs. Rathdrum; B. French, Moscow; J. Myers, Boise; H. Ilegrlst, La Grande; E. R. PI1. San Francisco; J. M. Onngler, Snn Fran cisco: C. E. Moor, Spokane; Mrs. B. Day Da'e; Mrs. S. P. Weant and baby, Cnllfornlo; B. Brancle and wife, Chi cago; Bayard, Chicago, t : Can You Use a $1.50 Shirt for 85c? Think it over. You would take a shirt if it was given to you, would you not? That is what we are doing here; we give any $1.50 shirt in our window for 85 cents, or in other words give you two shirts for the price of one. These are not old goods, I should say not--they are this falls styles in both plain and fancy pat terns; golf and soft shirts--but we are overstocked and must have the room for other goods which will arrive shortly. To make room quick, they go this week only, at . The ?heyenne Tribune tells of the following adventure with a trainload of New York strikebreakers bound for San Francisco, In Cheyenne this week. The Tribune says: Last night the two special trains j carrvlng the 800 strikebreakers from New York to San Francisco wherj James Farley, the professional strike breaker, will attempt to break the street car strike, passed through Cheyenne. Many of the "breakers" are taken from the slums of New York and the men, particularly those on tne secomi train, were as hard looking a set of men as has ever been seen here. Re ports of trouble with the "scabs" east of here resulted In the whole police department being called out and In order to prevent the men from the second train coining up town, Chief of Police Stevens and Officer Henry Ed war.ls indulged in a huge western bluff. Both trains were stopped at the Ice houses east of the depot, engines changed, and the train rushed on through in ordvr to prevent the men from coming up town. At-sistum Chief Ingalls and Officers Scheel and Nolan watched the first train, but no .trouble was experienced as fnuf' guards were stationed on each car ami none of the breakers left tha train. Chief Stevens and Officer Ed wards watcheil the second train and for a time things looked squally. All of the men. 100 strong, left th cars and started to come up town Chief Stevens Informed the men thai they would not be permitted to do so and Instantly several angry protests were heard. The two officers stepped to one side, dropped their hands on their guns and Stevens eooly remark ed: "Well. If any of you think you are going up town, now is the time to start," and the officers waited. Not man of the crowd moved. Had they started no resistance would have beei oifeied, as it would have been futile and simply precipitated a riot, but the bluff worked. "Aw. say, fellers, dls ain't New York. Dey shoots men out here, don't dey, sheriff?" said one big, strapping Bowery tough. "Yes. we do," responded Stevens. "In fact we don't take prisoners out here when wo can help It. Dead men don't give us so much trouble." "Dere, I told yer so. Aw, dls nln't New York." And the Five Points thug .-ulted around as an authority on western customs.. "Say, sheriff," con tinued the worthy ruffian, "dere' In dians out here, ain't dere?" "oh, yes." cheerily lied the greatly relieved chief. "There's about "000 camped near the town. Walt a white and you will hear them yell, or the sound of firing as we have several killings here every night." "Say, fellers. It's me back to the car." After sfandlng around for a few minutes, gazing In awed silence on tl'.e dlstnnt lights of the "wild west" town,-the whole gang trooped back to the train, first asking Stevens to post letters for them on which the chief was compelled to stick $1.20 worth of stamps. Notice for Bids. Bids will be received at the of'Vo of the secretary of the Thtrd Eastern Oregon District Agrlculturmi Society until 12 o'clock m., Saturday, Septem ber 8, 1906, upon the following privi leges: Confectionery stands. Including soft dtrnks, Ice cream, candy, and nuts; for fruit stand, Including all fruits In season; also for coffee and lunch counter. Every bid will be received separate. ly, accompanied by a check for 25 per cent of the bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For full particulars, apply or address the office of the secretary. Other concessions will be let upon application to the management H. C. WILLIS, Secretary Third Eastern Oregon Dis trict Agricultural Society. Large Stock Shipments. A shipment of 20 carloads of fat eastern Oregon sheep will be made this morning to Chicago over the O. R. & X. by C. D. Houston. Baker City Democrat. Shoddy furniture for the home? Neverl Let us show you the finest In furniture. Baker St Folsom. Sorosis Shoes Just a few reasons why they lead in the Shoe world. They Insure shoe ratlsfaction. Sorosis shoes make the pocketbook heavier and the disposition better. Sorosis do not stretch like other kinds, but always retain their per form and shupe. Sorosis shoes represent the best In style, comfort and durability. Sorosis are made of tho choicest material and put together by expert workmen. A special last for every foot. We carry them in all widths. We can fit the impossible. ALEXANDER'S DEFT STORE THE HOME OF THE SOROSIS. "White Frost" Sanitary REFRIGERATOR. ! Is Frost Proof. win In MBN ARE POWERLESS fa Flarht A urn taut nineiipe Tnlras They Strike at the Vndrrtyinic Catue. To treat Dandruff, nnd Falling Ilnlr. with Irritants or oils on which a para sitic germ will prosper. In like cnoplnir wntr from the ocean to prevent the tlu from rlslnj. You cannot accomplish a satisfactory iro without having a ripht iinlorstanl- nr of the fundamental causes of th" trouhle. Ynu must kill the Tnndruff Germ. Newbro's Herplcid does thin because It .-pnUy mnde to do that very thlnp. Vhn the perm Is removed, the h.nr no choice hut to resume healthy rowth and beauty. "Destroy the cause, you remove the elYct." Sold hv leadlnc dniKirlsts. Fend 1(C. In tnmps for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit, Mich. A. C Kooppcn & Uros. A steel refrigerator, highly enameled, . that last forever and one that will preserve the food either summer or winter. Takes the least amount of Ice In the summer ami keeps the frost from food or house plants In the winter. The hnndsomest In finish and the most substan tial In build of all refrigerators, and an article to be proud to own. LEWIS HUNTER, HOUSE FURNISHER. SOLE AGENT. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT A0NM0UTH Begins Its 25th year September U. 1504. Three full courses of study. Higher course recognized In Washing ton and other states. The best and shortest way to a state and life paper. Additional work In both general and special Methods; also, school manage ment for graded and ungraded school, will be given this coming year. Longer terms, higher wages and better opportunities are open to Nor mal graduates. School directors appreciate the superior ability of Mon mouth graduates, and the demand far exceeds the supply. Catalogue, con taining full Informotlon will be sent on application. Correspondence Invited. Address J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar. ;' .! 85c BOND BROS. Complete Men's Outfitters. Catarrh Cannot He Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, u they enn not reach the seat of the dineaae. Catarrh la a blood or constitutional dheaae, and In order to care It you mut take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Care Is taken In ternally, and arts directly on the blood and mucoua aurfacea. Hall's Catarrh Cure la not a quark medicine. It was prescribed It one of the best physicians in this conn try for years and ta a regular prescription. It Is composed of the beat tontca known, combined with the bent blood ourlflera, act- inn directly on the mticona aurraces. The perfect comblnatloD of the two lngredlenta la what produces such wonderful results In cm inn catarrh. Bena ror restimoniaia iree. F. J. CIIKNKY CO., Props, Toledo, O. Hold by drtiffglats, price 7fic. Take Hall'a Family Pills for conitlpatlon. Twenty carloads of fruit were shipped from Taklma on September 3, nearly all consigned to eastern . AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Grocery Department IS TTTF PliACE TO BUY VOVK GROCEItinS. WHY? IIKCAUSK WE C'AX SAVE YOU MONEY. IP WE CANNOT SAVE YOU MONEY ON VOI R GROCERIES. THEN WE HO NOT WANT YOUR TRADE. ( WE HAVE OUR OWN DELIVERY. MAKE SIX DELIVERIKS A DAY. FIRST ONE LEAVES AT 8:30 IN .THE MORNING, THE NEXT . . ' AT 10 O'CLOCK, AND THE NEXT AT 11. SO WHEN YOU ORDER HERE YOU ARE SI RE TO GET PROM1T DELIVERY. RFLOW ARE A FEW PRICES QUOTED TO YOU, WHICH IS UN DOUBTEDLY A GREAT SAVING IN YOUR KITCHEN: StiRar, 17 pounds $1.00 Remember, we carry only the best brand. Bottle blueing, per bottle ' .05 Rising Sun stove polish .05 So'da, per packnge a. .00 yt' Malto Vita. 2 for 25 Ban.tnns, per dozen 30 Dutch cleanser, 4 cans for 25 Toilet soap, 6 ban 25 Pioneer cream, per can 10 Arbuckle's coffee, fl packages (1.00 Republic coffee, best on earth, per lb... .25 Soap, 20-bar box 75 Shredded wheat, per package 12 Babbitt's lye, 3 cans .25 Salad all, per gallon $1.15 Shrimp, per can 15 Pink beans, 20 popnds $1.00 Medium white, 20 pounds $1.00 Small white, 18 pounds $1.00 Tooth picks, 3 boxes In Devil hnm Be nnd 10c Dlimond (W) honey, gallon "5 Blue Label ketchup n, Starch, laundry, per package 0" t Starch, corn, per package 07 Bonaml, 8 for 2,1 Snpollo, S for .25 Pearllne, 0 5c packages for 25 Oytcrs, pheasant brand, 2 for 25 Salmon, patrol brand, 2 cans for 25 Rolled oats, per pound 05 Maccaronl, 10-pound boxes 85 Vcrmacelll, 10-pound boxes 85 THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE P. 8. BRING YOUR PRODUCE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID , FOR BUTTER AND EGGS. GOOD TO TRADE OUT ANY PLACE I THE STORE. THESE PRICES GOOD TOR ANNIVERSARY SALE ONLY. commission houses. All went over the Northern Pacific. ... aJ
