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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Men Are Gullible.

ooh, YOU men,' / retorted. "Thc
,levercst of YOU are the most gulhbie
when the game is n woman 5. saw
he Girl at the store something like SIX
weeks ago is it plausible that she s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
DON'T HEED SUCH STUFF.

People should not be deceived for
a moment by the argument used
against DR.. Smith that he belongs to
a medical association and has cor
responded with fellow practitioners
regarding certain accounts. Almost
all reputable physicians belong to
medical societies. These societies are
just as legitimate and as honorable
as farmers unions, labor organiza-
tons, creditmen's associations, wool
growers associations or ministerial So
cieties. All we'll informed people re-
alize this fact.
The accounts regarding which DR..
Smith and other physicians, warn
each other are the dead beats" In
other words people who are able to
pay doctors bills but wont do it.
Those people should be listed other
professions and all lines of business
now list such people. This system
does not hurt poor people who cannot
pay. DR.. Smith attends such patients
as do other good physicians, without
expecting pay. He has done more Of
that class Of work than does the
average physician because he is big
hearted and kind and has greater
capacity for work than has the ordi-
nary doctor.
The fact that the opponents Of DR..
Smith are bringing up such stuff as
this against him merely proves the
weakness Of their case. They are
hardup for ammunition when they
have to use such material as this. DR..
Smith has been here a long time and
he has been in public life consider
able. If there was anything in his
record that is open to legitimate at
tack you may rest assured his enemies
would have produced 1t ere this.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
MIR. BOWERMAN.
(Ashland Record.)


Mr. Bowermans profession of
friendship for the direct primary.
statement No. 1, are utterly worth
less. That mans word is even more
worthless than his record. In pre-
vious sessions of the legislature he
voted against reducing the number Of
normal schools from four to two, vot-
ed against the Vawter bill taking the
school out Of the management of sew
eral boards and placing them under
one board Of control; and voted on
the large side of every school appro-
priation ever presented to him. His
was the most pro-normal record of
any Of the senators. Then he goes
to the other extreme and cuts them
to their death in the middle of the
school year. Ashland people know
him well. They have some $40, 900 in
notes in the banks to raise the funds
necessary to finish the school year,
that he may become a suitable candi-
date for governor in certain mossback
sections of this state. Mr.. Bower
mans word is so utterly worthless
that the person who would trust him
with responsible political position
would buy a gold brick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
ASK HIM ABOUT 1T.

When ]. n. Burgess entered the
present campaign he was opposed to
statement No. /. He refused to sub
scribe to the statement and was with
the bunch that was fighting this prin-
ciple and ridiculing it.
At the eleventh hour Mr. Burgess
staggered into the statement corral
He did so because he was convinced
that he would be defeated if he stood
pat against the statement. At that
time the East Oregonian warned peo-
pie to beware of Mr.. Burgess friend
ship for statement No. l. He was
classed as fair weather friend of the
cause.
This warning has a special signifi-
canoe in view of Mr.. Burgess action
at Heppner less than two years ago
In November, 1908, he was president
os the state woolgrowers association
Heppner he urged the sheepmen of
the state to unite in trying to keep
the legislature from ratifying the cleo
ton of Governor Chamberlain as sem
a:or. He wanted them to do this al
though Chamberlain had been en-
dorsed by the people and although
the Legislature was sworn to make
him senator. In other words Mr.. Bur-
CESS wanted to do exactly what the
infamous Ormsby McHarg came out
from Washington to do but could not
accomplish.
This is legitimate attack. State
ment No. l is an issue in this cam
paign and people are entitled to know
MIR. Burgess attitude regarding that
subject. In showing up Mr.. Burgess
record this paper is not indulging in
dirty politics. Mr.. Burgess own
speech is the basis of the charge
against him. That speech was pub
llshed and the East Oregonian has a
copy of the paper containing the
speech.
If you don't believe Mr.. Burgess
wanted to corrupt the last legislature
by getting the statement men to
break their pledges go ask Mr.. Bur-
CESS about it. He will not deny his
own speech.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
HIS DISTINGUISHING MARK.

One day, says Success" big city
bank received the following message
from one of its country correspond
ents: PAY 325 to John Smith. who
will call today" The cashiers cur
iosfty became suspicion when a cab
man assisted into the bank a drunken
fare" who shouted that he was John
Smith and wanted some money. Two
clerks pushed. pulled and piloted the
boisterous individual into a private
room away from the sight and hear
ing of regular depositors. The cash.
Ter wired the country bank:
Man claiming to be John Smith is
here. Highly intoxicated, Shall we
await identification?"
The answer read: Identification
complete. Pay the money"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
When local salary bills come up |

When local salary bills come up in
the legislature 1t Is the custom for
members to vote out of courtesy with
the representatives from the counties
affected. The fact that DR.. Smith
may have voted for some salary bills
introduced by senators from other
counties Is not to his discredit. It il
to this custom and to Senator Smiths
own personal influence that the tax
payers of Umatilla county are indebt.
ed for the defeat of the bill to give
Judge Gilliland so per cent advance
in salary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
AN ELEMENTARY ISSUE.

In Umatilla county the present
campaign is in such shape that the
one thing now uppermost is the ele-
mentary question as to whether or
not honesty and decency shall prevail
in the political affairs of the county.
The old guard is at bay. Those
who are left in the assembly brigade
have been driven to the wall and they
see defeat staring them in the face.
Frenzied by knowledge of the fact
that they are losing out they are re-
sorting to tactics they would not have
tolerated otherwise.
The old guard is against the direct
primary law. 1t was part of the as
sembly which was held in plain vio-
lation of the spirit and letter of the
direct primary law. These men are
against statement No. l. A few weeks
ago they openly fought and ridiculed
statement No. /. Local bosslets
bluffed and bulldozed legislative can
didates to keep them from subscrib-
ing to the statement. One of the
present republican candidates for rep
resentative was kept from subscrib:
ing to the statement by E. w. Nc
Comas, titled head of the assembly
squad. No eleventh hour conversion
can change this situation.
The assembly candidate for senator,
MIR. Burgess, is an anti-statement
man. He should be SO considered.
He entered this campaign as an anti
statement man. Less than two years
ago in an official address he urged
the woolgrowers of this state to try
to break up the statement No. 1 phal-
anx in the legislature. In view OF
his record a thousand "deathbed con-
fessions" would not make him a true
and reliable champion of statement
No. I.
In conducting this campaign the
assembly machine has subsidized a
Newspaper in fragrant violation Of the
corrupt practices act. To write foI
It they have brought in a professional
press agent who is not a citizen OF
the county and knows nothing Of the
merits Of local political disputes. This
sheet as now conducted is a disgrace
to Umatilla county and especially to
the legitimate Journalism Of this
county. 1t is a skunk in the kitchen
At this time the assemblyites are
concsntrating their forces against Dr.
c. J. Smith. Against him they have
nc complaint save that he Is q strong
clean and honorable man and has po-
htfcal convictions which he has stood
by through thick and thin. They
don't want that sort Of a man in the
senate. They want one OF their OWE
assembly bunch. They want mar
whom they can control and use to ac.
complish their own purposes. Thest
men don't care for the interests o.
this county nor for the honor Of oul
cittzenship. The active leaders of th'
assembly machine are unscrupuloul
men and their actions show 1t. Thel
are out to rule or ruin. They are no
confining themselves to legitimate at
tacks. In fighting DR.. Smith the,
have resorted to the grossest Sian
ders and their secret lies have beer
even more vicious than their opeI
faisehoods.
Men Of Umatilla county It is tim'
for you to rise up and with one stront
blow drive this aggregation from po
iitical control in this county. It is no,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

Sheriff T. d. Taylor has been out
seeking criminals and catching them
while his opponent has been travelling
over the county peddling false tales
about him or having his friends do
1t. But the people Of Umatilla county
know Sheriff Til Taylor and they are
going to re-elect him. II they do not
1t will be their own misfortune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

a question OF partisanship. 1t is a
question OF manhood, of honor and OK
decency. Get ready to support Sena-
tor Smith and to clean out a corrupt
and vicious political ring that exists
as disgrace to this county and to
all who live within it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03
, s>>>%A A>~~>~~>>>
THE MUSIC MIND.

, Like to the sweet Aeolian harp =
Be tuned to catch the wind, =
D To turn to music pangs-tho' {
sharp 4
. BY the adjusted mind .
Wall, that the wandering zeph- .
yrs bring .
, Forth dear inspiring strains; =
Thy tones to some sad heart will .
sing; .
Thy voice thrill weary veins. =
D Speak in its soft insistent way .
The Truths that cry at soul, =
, And some one listening soul will =
say, =
, 10! there a higher goal. =
, 10! Strongly now 1 feel the =
strength q
To reach ii. Life is long q
, And tho l fail 1 shall at length .
Arrive-urged by thy song" .
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

F. e. Beaurepaire, the Australian
swimming champion and winner of
the 100, 220, 440, and 500 and half
and mile championships Of England
this summer. recently made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to lower the worlds.
440 yard record of minutes and 26
2-5 seconds, his time being 8 1-5 Sec.
onds slower.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

j. w. Maloney and J. B. Saylor
stand for new deal In the admins
tration Of the county's affairs. They
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

When honor and decency are at
stake party lines should be entirely
ignored.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-11-03

will give clean and capable business
administration. Elect both these men.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
CROsBYT0N WINS
COUNTY SEAL SUIT
Appellate Court Dissolses Injunction
Forbiddins Removal From
Emma.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle.l ]

lSptcidl 10 Inc bryan 1dSie.J
Fort Worth, Texas, Nov. 26.-The
injunction granted by the district
court of Crosby county forbidding the
removal of the county seat from Emma
to Crosbyton, following the election on
September IL, was dissolved today by
the court of civil appeals of the Sec
ond district. The statute provides that
a two-thirds vote is required to remove
the county seat to any point not with
IN five miles of the geographical GEN.
ter of the county.
Formerly Emma was within this
charmed circle, but just before the
election the land commissioner fixed
a new point as the center, and Crosby
ton is within FIVE miles of this point.
The election failed to give Crosby
ton two-thirds vote, but the town
claims that a majority only is now
required on account of fixing the new
center. Emma held that the commits
sioner had not power to change the
center but the court today ruled that
there is no law prohibiting naming the
'enter a second time.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
TWO FIRES IN DAL-
LAS THIS MORNING
Two Druggists Seriously Burned and
One Gets Broken Foot-Prop-
erty Loss $25,000.

Especial to The Bryan Eagle. ]

Especial TO The Bryan Eagle.I
Dallas, Texas, Nov. 26.-John Copley
and U. S. York, druggists, were seri-
ously burned and four houses com
pletely destroyed by fire which started
at $3.50 o'clock this morning on Ross
avenue, fashionable residence sec.
tion. York suffered broken foot
caused by jumping from a second story
window. Misses Marie Smith and lima
Grace. roomers in the house. narrowly
escaped burning to death. The total
property loss will reach $4,000.
Another fire at midnight destroyed
a boarding house on Main street, caus-
ing a loss of $4,000. Several persons
narrowly escaped death in this fire
also. A shortage of water seriously
handicapped the firemen, and for a
time it appeared that the blaze would
spread over the entire block
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
OFFICERS FIGHT
WITH A NEGRO
Shot in Leg and Would Have Been
Killed " Negro Had known
How to Use Pistol.

iSPcS'ai ~ ihc bryan rSdsie.I
Waco, Texas, Nov. 26.-Deputy Con-
stable Ala Tilley and desperate en-
counter with a negro chicken thief
early this morning. The officer sought
to arrest the negro and both were
struggling for possession of Tilleys
revolver in the darkness, when the
weapon was discharged, the bullet
striking the constable in the leg. The
negro then secured the gun and
snapped it in Tilley's face. He was
saved from death only because the
revolver was automatic and the black
did not know how to operate It,
Tilley was viciously bitten during
the fight by his assailant, who es-
capped.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26

Bell Bros. have recently enlarged
their gasoline facilities by placing a
l2O-gallon tank underground IN the
rear Of their store. This is done to
handle 1t In large quantities and COM
ply with insurance rulings. There is
a pipe from the tank into. the store
with patent pump that is wonder
of convenience and quickness. The
pump is self-measuring and self-com-
putting.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
CRUSHED IN CH|HUA-
HUA AND DURAhGO
Eleven Mexican smuggiers Arrested At
Marathon--captsin Hughes and
Rangers at Maria.


Ell Paso. Texas. Nov. 2s.-That the
revolution is crushed in chihuahua
and Durango is gathered from advices
received here today.
Capt. John r. Hughes and his ranger
company were sent from Ysleta to
Maria to watch the border.
Last night eleven Mexicans were ar
rested at Marathon, charged with
smuggling from Mexico. 1t is believed
that these Mexicans constituted the
armed bands that were reported to be
marching upon Marathon last week
and caused much excitement there.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
WANTS FouR.YEAR
TERM FOR OFFICERS.
IspecIaI % The Bryan EagIe. ]

Fort Worth. Texas. Nov. 26.--Mar-
vim H. Brown, newly elected represent
ative to the state legislature from this
district, today announced that he will
introduce at the coming session bill
providing that all state officials, in.
cluding legislators, shall hold office
four years instead of two, as at pres
ent. This is insiine with the political
rest" movement.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
cLssuaNE BOARDING
HOUSE BURNED.


Especial to The Bryan Eagle-l
Cleburne, Texas, Nov. ga large
two-story boarding house, owned by
Isom williams. was destroyed by fire
early this morning Several persons
nrrowiy escaped death in the flames.
The loss is between $1,000 and $4,000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-11-26
REVOLUTION PRAC-
T|cALLY TERMINATED
But American Troops to Be Kept
Along the Border for
Awhile.
Especial to The Bryan Eagle

Eagle Pass. Texas, Nov. 26.-Consul
Ellsworth today wired the state de-
partment at Washington advising that
the Madero revolution is practically
terminated, but requested that troops
be maintained along the border for
while longer.
All is apparently quiet today south
Iof here.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
G1iHSRamridteu.

Rem gort, %. gs5. arqstom:
men: ,Rpnoam" BON Rotterodm
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mania" bon Wurisius, .2aura" Dor
Reapel.
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ton Glasgow, mad Bottom bsitimmt.
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bent Grant" Bon RsD yort, mad
5amburg be'timmt.
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4ntperpen. 4bses.: .Munte
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ct. Sobns. q. ). Qnsss.
.Wungoliuu" BON Glasgow.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
W. q. 6obart
Bon ieinem Iangidbrign 8eid,afts.
ircrnoeu in fnniser 8eiie
gecbrt.

Gin. grobe 4n5ab! bieiicer uno aus
partissr Wtitslieoer Der RattonaI
Dboleiale 2iquor Dealers anoctatloH
osranitaltsteu s.itern abenb i'm Sinton
6ot.l elm panistt gu gbren bes 5srrn
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naa mebr dIs 50labrigsr 5bdtssteli
pom gsI4Gft suriitgetreten ut.
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3eii Der prGiibent Der Diamond Di'
itillsrp Co., peIte nuh ieinem Rut'
tritt in bic 5Gnbs Der Union SiltiIIsrr
60. iibers.gansen iit. mar. bate cla
folder auh iists sroben anthsil an
ben Geihidn Der Rational glIiociaa
tion. iopobl als Witslieo wie oua lla
lansi1brissr geamt.r senommsH.
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airte ols 1ooftmeiiter unb aubsr ibn'
fprohen nod cine Nnsubl onbersr ans
tpeIenben iiber bic 1b1tisfeit bes 9es
feierten, benz Ihlieblih elm prdttDols
ler 2iebesbeher als 4noenfen al 81.
4ffaire unb f.t.s 3eihen Der ahtune
iiberreiht purbe, bic feline 0eiadfts'
freunbe fiir ihn sebest haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
Jn(anOg Oge(cgrap6

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Ulittipoh in einem Wabniinnsanfaa
leinen Shpissernater srI4oHen, feline
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l6per psripunbet, Ietn 9aus in 8rano
geItedt uno Dann, no9Dem er ii6 in
elmer 9aum!pou Gin perbarritaolrt
bate. iieben onbere Neeer gsidohsn
uno stpei bopon tpobriheinlih tObtli6
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maht. er feinem eisenen 2eben Elm
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bate.
los 5ase mad Rep gort
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bem gsrseoampfer .Rescue" bierberz
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felt benz 90. Sttpber obne Shraubs
auf bem Sseun umbers.trieben. 8ei
siinftieem Winb lsgte bas Sdiff ges
lesentli6 unter einem Sesel "A anos
ten in "a Stunben suriit.
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Be Bel eutem Wetter uno mar BON ou
on bilflos. Der britiide 0umpfer
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
8aHcrmanm'id)e Weftalten
lie 6anptitiiten bes bc,nofratiiden
observation-disclosures

Die aeitrige unterluhuns in Saher
Der onsebliden 9etriisereien Bel be,
lebten Mabl, pelhe ben btlogten o::
motratiiden aanbiboien bic nStbis.
Waffe In bic 6anb ssben fOII, um ihs,
republifnniihen Oesner aus ihren Sis
Ben su pertreiben, bot ipieber basIdb.
Bib, tpie bisber.
Cine Nn3nbl BoiIermann'fher Ge,
itol.en, 3lirneiit 1drbise, poren por
ben pripateShniifflern Der Rcnte.
fianten aufgeipiirt ipDrben unb mebrer'
otrieIben iaetsn AUDI ous, oab ibner
am WohItase OeIb segeben ipprber
fei. bod mubten iie i'm areuaperb0,
3ugeben, bab Fiemonb ibnen sefas'
bate, pie iie itimmen iolltsn.
9bomas u. SuIbnff, bemotratiIh fer
Wablridter in presintt @ Der Z.
Warb. fogte aus. bob iih bos Wabls
Total neben elmer Wirtbfhaft befinbe.
bie ipdbrenb bes san5eH 2asss often
seipeIen iti.
James @eo. Sbarp, Der bon ben
Ronieftanten als 5rumpftarte biz 3us
lest aufgtipart ipurbe, mar bemotras
tiider 3euge in pre5init / Der Is.
Warb, unb er iaste aus, bab er bort
cine Nn3abl Stimmseber beanitanbel
babe, beren Stimmen nahkr einses
fhtporen ipurben. gr babe bic bon
oenfelbtn ons.fiibrten aoreHen fpdte,
befuht unb ousgefunben, bob bic Be-
treifenben bort niht betannt paren.
GbenIo tpiu er eeieten bobeu, ipis
repubIisoniihe 4nseitelIte furbiser
Stimmssbern in mebreren Jdaen@.lt
aeaeben b1tten.