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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

County Superintendent Mrs. Pull
ford writes from Denver that the com
ing school legislation was discussed at
length at the State Teachers associa-
ton The educational council fayors
some plan that will ensure greater
unity between the schools of the coun-
try and more Just distribution OF
funds, so that children in the poor
districts may be benefited. The re-
port given by DIR. Hugh on the physical
welfare of the child is considered so
important it will be published so that
all school people may profit thereby
Dr. Chadsey, superintendent OF Den
yer schools, recommended require.
ment of professional work of at least
six weeks before certificates shall be
granted. He also suggested other
measures for raising the standard of
requirement for teachers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cummins
this morning, fine boy. Just missed
Thanksgiving turkey. DR.. Lackey's
stork.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

Giles T. yandegrift was passen-
ger to Allison this morning on visit
to his ranch.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

(From Fridays Daily.)
J. j. Patterson and Mrs. Angeline
Trumble were married yesterday after
noon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

c. e. Dickinson arrived on Wednes-
days delayed train from Leadville to
stay over Thanksgiving with his
brother-in-law. J. r. c. Tyler of the
Burns National bank, and family
o
DR.. ]. d. DeShazer returned this
morning from Cedar Hill where he and
his family spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston. Mrs. DeShazer
and the boy will remain few days
longer.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

Mrs. w. p. Dancer was in the city
Wednesday evening, passing through
from her home in Texas, to Bluff City
on a visit. to her son, w. p Dancer,
jr., president of the Monumental Oil
company. operating in the Bluff oil
fields. Mrs. Dancer went out on the
Southern Thursday morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
SCOTT AND STORIE WILL
BE LOSS TO GRIDIRON

Regarding the departure Of Glen
Scott and Elmer Storie from the Uni
versity of oregon a dispatch from that
institution says:
Two places in Oregon line will
have to be filled anew next fall, for
Glenn Scott and Elmer Storie, the
giant tackle and guard of last falls
team, have left college permanently
to take up ranching few miles out
from Pendleton.
Each of these men stand over six
feet three and each weighs over 200
pounds. Each was tower OF
strength in Oregon's heavy line last
season and will no doubt be badly
missed next fall, when the team is
formed.
Scott and Storie both hail from
Pendleton. Last week they had a
good business proposition put to them
to run a large Umatilla wheat ranch.
As both of them were juniors in col
lege, they concluded the proposition
was too good to pass UP and decided
to exchange the moleskins for over
alls. They will run the ranch to-
gether and expect to remain at 1t per-
manently. Both men were popular
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

tention of visiting New York with her
husband and pretty daughter Milli-
cent. in the middle of next April.
Miss Willie" strongly objects TO
her dimnutive title and not long ago
discretely conveyed that fact to the
society paragraphers who have since
bowed their necks and called her Mrs.
William James, in full Her husband
and daughter have been guests OF
General and Lady Maxwell in Egypt
Lady Maxw-ll is a daughter of Mrs.
Denying. one of the first of American
heresses to reside permanently in
England Her sister Virginia. is the
Viscountess Derhurst
General Maxwell is second in com
mand of the British troops in Egypt
They are a social power of Cairo. Mr.
and Mrs. James will join Mrs. James
| in New York and no doubt thew Will
| be much feted during their months
stay. Mrs James is famous for her
| mana cement of amateur theatricals'
| is fine amateur actress and dances
and sings equally well.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
saved a Soldiers Life.

Facing death from shot and shell
in the civil war was more agreeable
to J. A. Stone Of Kemp, Tex, than
facing it from what doctors said was
consumption. "I contracted stub
born cold" he writes, that developed
a cough, that stuck to me in spite OF
all remedies for years My weight
ran down to 100 pounds. Then be-
gan to use DR.. Kings New Discovery.
which completely cured me. I now
weigh 17S pounds" For coughs,
colds, la grippe, asthma, hemmorr-
hage, hoarseness, Group, whooping
cough and lung trouble, 1t is supreme.
soc, 81. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
MILL LINES WILL
MEET 0. R. & n. CUT
n. p. AND NORTH BANK
TO LOWER FREIGHT RATES
Compulsory II Per Cent Reduction
to Eastern Oregon Points by o. Il.
K y. Causes Washington Lines TO
Cut Rates-PendletOn and Athena
Will Profit.

The IA per cent reduction in
freight rates TO points in eastern ore
eon from Portland TO be made effec-
tive after March 20 on the o. r. & y.
is to be met by the Northern Pacific
and North Bank roads according to
an announcements from Portland.
The two points in this county which
will profit by this arrangement are
Pendleton and Athena.
The following concerning the re-
duction is taken from Portland
paper:
Rates equivalent to those ordered
or the Oregon Railroad & Navigator
Co. in accordance with the railroad
commission order affecting distrib'
utiye rates from Portland. will b'
nut in effect by the Spokane. Portland
&, Seattle and the Northern Pacin
to competitive points in Oregon ant
Washington.
The new o. r. & n. rates to Pen
dleton and Athena in oregon will b
met by the North Bank and North
ern Pacific, and the North Ban
will reduce the rates TO Roosevel
Wash, to correspond with those pu
in TO Arlington, Or, by the y. H.
n. The North Bank distributiv
rate to Plymouth will be based on IN
O. r.. & y. rates to Umatilla.
Aside from the points mentioned
the new tariffs on the North Ban
and Northern Pacific will apply onl
to several small intermediate station
Neither road is making a general r.
a,,a.,or m nointe in Washington
The reductions mentioned are equivt
lent to about IA per cent off the pres
ent rates TO the same points.
The o. r. & \. tariff goes into e
feet on March 20, but it is not kno"
vet whether the rates on the compe
ing lines can be put in by that tin
or not. In order TO do so 1t Will I
necessary for the Interstate Commer'
Commission to waive the 30 day
notice required.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
THE LETELHERS ARE AGAIN
IN THE GOSSIP SPOTLIGHT

Paris.-Since her separation from
her husband, the beautiful Mrs Hen
ry Letellier has been rarely seen in
Partisan society. Her last public ap-
parance was as a guest Of Anthony
Drexel of Philadelphia on one of his
famous yachting parties on the Rivi-
era
For the last few weeks she has been
entertaining her sister, the Countess
Di san Martino of Rome at her count
~ place near Paris. few days ago
she left for Rome with her sister and
the Count Di San Martino.
Before leaving she told her friends
that her legal separation would soon
be made an absolute divorce. This set
| afoot the usual rumors as to her re-
! marriage. a well known American
| being mentioned.
Nine. Leteller is one Of the greatest
beauties in Europe. Both She and heT
| sister were dowerless girls. but theil
| faces were more than their fortune
| Henry Letellier, her almost divorced
husband, is the proprietor of the lead
| ing Paris newspaper, lie Journal, anc
one of the wealthiest men of tht
younger generation in France. His
| matrimonial ambitions are also Amer
lean. It is no secret that as soon al
he is free he will marry an American
girl that wonderful little Pittsburi
beauty, Peggy Gillespie. She has beer
living in a tent at Hyeres and thu
sunlight and roses have brought bacl
her health. She is expected to return
soon to Paris.
M. Letiellier spent most Of the win
ter racing in his big motor car be
tween Paris and Hyeres.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
An Awful EruntiOn

OF a volcano excites brief interest and
your interest in skin eruptions will be
as short, II you use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils. ulcers. or fevcr sores are
soon healed by 1t. Best for burns,
cuts, bruises, sore lips, chapped
hands, chilblains and piles. 1t gives
instant relief. 25c at Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12
MRS. WILLIE JAMES is
COMING TO VISIT Us

Favorite Hostess OF the King Plans
a Months Stay in New York In
April.
London.-It can no longer be said
that English society women are un-
appreciative OF New York. During
recent years many prominent Eng
Iish women have gone back full Of
wonder and admiration at 1.-The go Of
the relentless city, as z. f. Benson
calls IL.
Mrs. Willie James a great friend
of the king has announced her IN
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

and excellent students, acquitting
themselves splendidly in the recent
midyear examinations. Storie was
first tenor on the Glee club. Scott
was first assistant editor on this years
"Oregona," the class publication. They
were also members of the Kappa Sig
ma fraternity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

Ever since the Lord made Adam a
present OF Eve, man has looked upon
woman as a sort Of cotillion favor put
here for his amusement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

I'll pay cash for your veal. Chas.
RAyburn, phone Main 40.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

For sale a the East Oregonan ocs-Las bundles Of
paue be had for 26c bundA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-12

"Sunkst oranges usciously fresh juicy and dec
that you enjoy their medicinal qualities Morning. noon
and night orange eating time. Sunkist orange or two
is delicious dessert after each meal and the time
sprng fever vanishing under the general tonng up pro
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-10-26
DISTINGUISHED
White Men
Stuart's lnfamy Will Be
Resented.

Stuart's great crime as public man
Is his disfRnchisement Of thousands of
white men In the Ninih District This
unfair act cries ont strongly 60 the
earnest sympathy of an honest men who
believe in the fundamental doctrine of
equal rights % all and special privil
cg,- 90 none
Stuart represented Ninth district
constituency in the Constitutional Con
vcntion He knew that. I'm the Ninth
district there were thousands of poor
men poor. yos. hut who form an a.
scntial and honorable part in the bone
and sincw Of our citizcnry who have
not bad the advantages and opportuni
ties Of The peoplc In the Eastern part oi
the State where the settlements are
much older. and the facilities for school.
ing and other progress much further
advanced he knew that thcy would b,
di~imnchi-,i hy the election law that
be- helped to prepare. and he turned hi.
hack on the people of his own section
and hclp,d 90 diSfnnchise them IA,
deliberately Disseminated against them
~, condemns and hurls bitter scOrn
at another class Of people in the Common
wealth. and he deliberately placed these
thousand of good white men under the
shame and disgrace If the same scoru
and ignnminy. Yes when ho rcviles
ahnsos and defames the negro. he puts
these thousands OF disfunchis,d white
men under the same dishonor and dis
grace Tor hy his act he said they were
equally unworthy
No man who believes in fairness. no
friend II those thousands of disfran-
chiSed white men. will vote for n g.
Stuart who heipcd 90 disfranchise
them
Stuart PROMISED his people in his
speech just prior o. the Infamous Leh-
anon mass meeting. that no white
man would bed isfanchiscd " He de
htefAtely rcpudiated that promise. and
knew that be- was going to DO so. Can
any honest man support a candidate
who has been guilty ~ such "a dishonor
able act.
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DRUNKEN EXCITEMENT

at Logan, w. Va isa,h;.
the past. Everything i
now. Only many cases If sul
Kidney, Stomach tronble y
Rheumatism all over the y
fields are being cured dali
a new Remedy called DeSn's y
Safe and Speedy Cure. II a..
work quick and at a small
pense, 25c and 75c Der 800
Recommended by Nr Az.
son, Druggist; Mr. Barlal
Electrician; Mr.. Bailey 81
Buyer; AIR. Wills. Store CIs.
Holden, W. Va; Price Broth.
Coal Co, Wanda. w Va J.
many others whose names
have no space for. But ash
a sample or regular size bo,sl
only 25c while they last
This remedy is now On 81.
25c. while il last. at
ENTERPRISE DRUG co
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Regulators.


ready proven 10y his course in proclaim
ing the Constitution. after the solemn
promise and pledge Of his party, in
their convention az Norfolk in 1900. 10
submit the Constitution TO the people.
Can the people have any confidence
in himf senator Beveridge says the
leople can place neither reliance nor
confidence IN these regulators. who
misreprcSent honest Democrats.
Let every man. Democrats and Re
puhlicanS alike. vote for Congressman
Slemp His fairness honesty and sin
cerity are wei known 20 all In the
Ninth District. as well as attcsted by
the leading men Of the nation. and he
has already done several times over
more for the good II all the people i'm
the Ninth District. than al the Demo
cratic congressman. who have repre-
scented the district In years agOne. put
together
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Notes

w. w. Collier. who has held
a position at Inman for several
years. left last week with his
family so live i'm Washington
State.
:. X Witt, Of Bristol. has
accepted "a position as machin-
list az lutermont
Mrs. +. b. Mouser and daugh
ter, Sarah. left Saturday 20 visit
relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs Crizer. Of Cliff
ton Forge, Va. are the guests
Of their sons and families.
Miss Alpha Fleenor, Of Roda.
visited Ethel Nermillion last
Saturday.
Mrs Rogers, Of Bristol, Mr..
and Mrs. Gilly, of Rogersville.
were guests Of Mrs. Guntner's
last week.
Mrs r. II. Walker and baby.
of Glenita, visited relatives and
friends at Norton and Appa-
lachia the past few days.
Miss Bette York has been
very sick the past week.
Mrs. r.. w. Holley returned a
few days ago from "a stay at
Cumberland Gap
Mrs Esther Bond is spending
a while with her daughter, Mrs
Whitehead, who has been in.
NJ. ID. Collier was quite sick
last week.
Mr.. Smith, the editor of the
Appalachian. had the misfor
tune to have one of his fingers
badly mashed in the press.
Mrs. Richmond and daugh-
ter, Laura, came up from East
Stone Gap and visited her
daug hter. Mrs. Witt.
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POLITICAL DEPARTMENT

thus far has been such that
scant attention will he paid to
them by the people. There has
been so much evasion, and
twisting matters around to show
an entirely different purport or
meaning, on the part of the
democratic campaigners. that
it is fully evidenced that no
reliance or confidence can be
placed even in affidavits.
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Resolutions.

Whereas, God has seen fit in
His infinite Mercy to call our
sister of the Home Mission So
cIety, Mrs. Alice Sarver Brooks,
TO her Heavenly Home, there
fore, be il
Resolved: While our hearts
are saddened by the death of
our co-worker in Society. we
deem II a privilege to have been
associated with one so conse-
Grated TO her Masters work.
Second, That the building of
the new house of worship was
uppermost in her thoughts. and
its completion seemed the one
great desire of her heart. and
almost her last words were
inquiry as TO it's progress.
Third, That she was a faith
fui wife, loving mother and
devoted daughter; that her
years of suffering has sweeten-
ed her Christian character and
has been such as to make her
home a Christian home: she
hath done what she could.
Fourth, That to the bereaved
husband, children, and to the
mother who has been doubly
bereaved in losing her husband
we recommend the love of oul
Heavenly Father, whom they
have already known as theil
loving Father.
Fifth, That this tribute be
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RunOrS of
FalSehOOdS

Lebanon. Va. Oct. 24.-Ru-
mors are afioat in this county
that some democratic authori-
ties are preparing 10 publish
just a few days before the
election some screeds intended
TO defame Mr.. Slemp personally.
No positive information can be
obtained, TO this time, but the
report is circulating so persist
emily that something of the sort
is now anticipated here. Demo
Gratis have adopted the same
infamous tactics before in this
State.
That everything pertaining to
such matter will be absolutely
false is fully proven in advance
by the fact that they are wait
ing until a very short time
before the election, when there
will not be sufficient time re
naming 60 get before all the
people a refutatiOn OF such stuff
as they may have in Contem-
platiOn. If such a thing is done
by the democrats, however, il is
certain that the infamy will
react heavily upon their party,
and operate 60 increase Mr..
Slemp's majority by from fiN e
hundred 20 a thousand, at least.
Mr.. Slemp's whole life and
record has been an open book 20
the people of the Ninth district
for years, and all know well his
high character. clean life per
soually. and sincere devotion 20
what he believes 90 be right
under all circumstances Of each
case.
This purpose is contemplated.
IL is said. 90 try 20 offset the IN
effect upon the people Of Mr.
Stuart's obvious artistOcracy.
He cannot help holding himself
aloof from the people, and
plainly evidencing 10y his man
ner that he considers himself
above them. he Is not "of the
people despite the efforts OF
the democratic press 10 create
that impression. and the people
generally have fully learned
this fact through the oppor-
tunity of coming into contact
with him i'm the course OF his
speaking tours.
ON the other hand, Mr.. Slemp
Is at home with everyone, and
everyone is at home with him.
He is pleasant and he is kind
and As one writer expressed IL.
"he rs plain as an old shoe.
This is the reason for the infin-
itely greater enthusiasm for Mr..
Slemp at all of his meetings,
than at the Stuart meetings.
Everybody likes Mr.. Slemp well,
and ali believe i'm him fully.
A large number Of absolutely
untrue reports. of various sorts,
are said 10 be already IN circu-
latiOu, but the general character
of the democratic campaign
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The Tariff Commission Which Is Strong
" Supported BY Mr.. Slemp.

An save one democrat were the enc
mics Of any tariff commission then and
are its enemies now
Three years ago I presented 90 the
Senate hin creating such commits
sion That idea had back of 10 40 that
time more manufacturers. more stock
raisers. more farmers. more of an the
producing interests than any similar
measure ever presented 10 the Nation =
Legislature Yet IN that body at thaf
time every Democrat was its enemy
II n by tariff commission. paid Tor
ont of the pockets of English manuiac
turers. that the United Kingdom IS pre-
pairing for the the inevitable abandon
ment of her free trade policy and join
ing the company of nations as am in
teligcnt protective country
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spread upon the minute. !, d
Home Mission Society O'
be sent to the bereav'aSs Il
and also be given for r o..s pa
n. to % the Midland MetS SO1sI
Big Stone Gap Post '. .ns !
Appalachian. "oa I
Miss Lucy NJ. YORK
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MRS w. II. ToNPKlNs\O ''
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Character Of Democratic Leadership 4
Nation and State.

Senator Beveridge then passed to
discussion Of the actual character Of the
Democratic party in the Nation. and
said that il is controlled by Iammany
Han IN New York, which is concerned
only in the enormous and purely local
loot of the great cities Of the Empire
State" by Roger Q. sullivan 5 machine
in Illinois. which is allied with all the
evil interests; by Thomas Taggert ;
machine in Indiana. which prostitutes
every consideration Of public welfare to
its own ends
Consider with these the Martin-Swan-
son machine in Virginia: and among
other things. its absolutely unfair cleo.
tion laws. It's Acknowledgement Of thous-
ands of poor white men in the Ninth
district. it's ballot-box frauds in the
Ninth district that were stamped ont
with force a few years ago. its rotten
primary corruption that has been un-
earthed by thoroughly aroused citizens
IN the Second district this Fall; and
last. bat not least. the enormous tribute
that poor families pay through the
medium Of exorbitant prices that must
he paid for school hooks. and the fire.
quent changes of the books. that keep
poor families continually buying school
books az these exhorhant prices. This
hits your pocketbook.
Continuing, vita reference 10 these