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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-17

Sharon & Eddings sell galvanized
iron bath tubs. Light and easy to
move around. Just the thing for
farmers.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

before he ever eOughi - Cce af fheil
HANDS. re was with ur during ne
IearDeftak efa--tne old. aad daya follow.
ige the ciVii stFi1e-dnd a. al bis years
his bet edorls have been directed b
the upbuiIdlne IL Fiorifa. In the Sen
ate Mr.. Tallaforro stands very high,
and g e no small undertaking TO cnpa.
bly represent constituency IN that
body of able men.
-Aa b his competitors, we have no
criticism 20 OGer. IL is their right 70
eeek che senatorial toga, e. our old
friends, the Romans, used % call it, II
they care 10 DO 20 bot IN our opinion
it q better 20 cling 20 one who has
made good than cOQuet with those who
may Be lacking in legislative pOise. We
can't eli be Senators. That - why We
are getting out the beet weekly paper
IN the United States instead Of gOiTB
Into politics. So long az people have %
be governed, it Is best 10 select the
ablests representatives that may be
found The Commercial trusts that
Lake County will poll a tremendous
vote for Senator TaliaferrO IN the com
ing primory. His record IN Congress
entities him 10 this. His earlier days
and mat0rer years have been devoted to
the best interests Of this State. Talk
about defeating Senator TaliaferrO
Centuries ago those Athenians voted 10
banish Aristides because, as they de-
clared, they were tired OF hearing him
called The just It would be equally
az efiicaCiOus 10 banlsh Senator Talia-
ferrO because he has always been a just
and capable representative. But this
will not be. We tTpst bis majority will
loom large on the political horizon on
election day. There will be no sunset
in the Senator's case on May TO-
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29


Iho True DocFat has bern e1ted
~ TIE p8II11n ~ zEolbef candidate
IA We uoIl oabar bfr. GfiQra ~ ac.
complies mira f0f his district in be
fgst term, eA0ula De ~ sent % Con
geese
We FgDIie1 TO our friend. and We
1efe ag publicly, that much would
feDen1 upon the man. The right kind
of g man gsta busy Just ~ soon as
fefbCrify IB gigon him 10 take bis seat
The man who a Afraid Of his shadow
waits 4 full term, sometimes two terms
AMI g0netimes half q 0ozen terms, 70
get prestige" We have knOWh men
u 20 10 CONGRESS aud accomplish more
fOr their district during their drst
term than their predecessors did In
SIX, eight, ten and twelve years Of
service.
A notable example Of an active man
n hr ROddenbeFTy, who represents an
adjoining district over ln Georgia. He
was elected last December 10 an q
vacancy. DID be 80 there 10 simply
occupy hia seat and stare about the
chamber fOF n session. Not he. He
plunged az once into the work and has
|NHHANI W.@NANM NNA " NMN AMNAN N"AH
gDicuoue and valuable members Of that
body. He felt that bis constituents had
elected bim 10 80 30 Congress 10 repre-
sent them, and he n determined tOl
give them his best service.
We are supporting Dir. GriggS be-
cause we believe he possesses the
needed qualifications Of worker, and
the Third Congressional District GER
tainly needs the services OF a worker
IA Congress. While millions Of Gov.
ernment money is going elsewhere,
comparatively little Of Il IL coming
here. Our rivers and harbOrs and
highways need development, and II can
only b. brought about through govern
mental assistance.
We believe Mr.. Griggs II a man who
has the ability 10 get at the public teat.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29
WHAT PROHlBITION DID.

The disastrous 90 effects Of Dr0hibi-
ton on a town are strikingly illustrated
W the workings Of the prohibition law
IA Wilmington, the leading North Caro-
lima seaport, last year. 1he law went
into eject there January 4, 1909, and
perhaps In no other seaport city has it
bcen ~ we'll enforced. The results are
that the number Of arrests in 1909 was
only 1918 as compared with 1868, with
saloons, the year before; IN spite Of IN
creased population, there was a de-
crease In the number Of deaths and
cases Of insanity; bank deposits showed
the remarkable increase from 81 ,2O0, 900
10 $0,0O0,0OO for the single twelve
months, the increase in bank clearings
icing greater than for any other lead.
Ing Southern city except Atlanta
(which h also prohibition) the num-
Der OF building permits and their value
more than doubled; and. Ia spite OF
losing 500 license tax on slxty-three
saloons each (and voting an extra tax
for schO0ls), the total tax rate was re-
duced 3 cents on the 800. Raleigh
tN. Cd Progressive Farmer and 0a-
aette
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29
"LEST WE FORGET.H =

The Government has received an Offer
from q responsible business man Of 90
cents a ton royalty on Alaskan coal IL
IL estimated that such royalty you'd
net the people Of the United States $2,-
OO0,OO0 on 100 acres OF coal land. The
Geological Survey estimates that ten
billion tons Of coal are in sight in the
known coal areas OF Alaska. Fifty
cents q ton on this amount would yield
the Government SS,OO0,OOO.0O
This n the coal land that the De
paEtment Of the Interior has been 10
haste, under the administration Of S0c-
rotary Ballingor, 70 sell outright % the
9uggonhelu syndicate for $40 Der acre.
Attention was frst called % this mOnu-
mental grab and public indignation was
aroused By II R. Claws. chief % hold
service Of the Department, fully Bup-
ported BY CLIFFORD PinchOt, forester; b.
OvertOn w. Price, hia frnt assistant,
and by Albert o. Price, Rsinant law
Ol1coT OF the Eorost Services Az q ~
suit Of their efforts the plundGr plan
wab stopped and tha Government haa
receivod q drst oueE fkat promises %
produce an onormguB revOnud
Because, a thoiT eagofnarB % pro
tect the public domain, thess men were
inoubOrdinate % ,ttolE immediate suDa.
riors, the four 6aYR been diaminSed
from the service 0g the United States
W President YafL-kansag City Star
(Repl
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

~ eFcybody gee enthusod over
neY lhis yosE Il s one Of Talla-
~ most nnelsnt celebrations end
a much soot b 4 Il Shoed bs
nnd pniyanRlly ohoorVoS
fs neli,e elsewhere e ths
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

A haif dozen new buildings, 70 cost
- aggregate Of 3 QuartsF Of q mllllon
eollsrs, VIII soon b rearing their ma
lsslio heads toward the sky Ia Talla-
hesaee
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Bitch was . State sonatoT Tor six
teen years and knows fully every need
of ths psople e Florida. vots for him
fog gallroad tbmmlasloneE ne haa
nsdo . good rooord % ths commission.
m 4 3 most valuable man b ths pso.
Pensacola News.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Deaf abuss the candidates. One has
e. much right 10 OlisF Cor position as
another, Bury your petty psrsOnAl.
tIss. The psople are capable Of making
lhslr own selections.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

A correspondent wants 70 know for
what candldalas stand. We can answer
thsi Mf. 0rlggs stands fOr che pFlnei.
pita Of pure ana unadultsratsd dsmo6-
raey.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Active work has begun On the Flon-
"A Rallread. Vhiah Is plannsd 70 run
from FoEnandlna 70 Tallahassee. This
ely win aecord lts best support % the
sew snlsrpriso.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Every man you meet. even though be
be q friend b ellhor of tho ether two
oandhantss. acknowledges that Talla-
ferro win Be the nomlnse. Then let's
% ths JOB ~ veil IN The hrut primary.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Taliahassss and Leon county have Ss
eu1sd soms mighty good eitisens rSeSnt
B. Thara Is soom TOE thoassnds more
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

lust q Ilttls invsstlgntion amoag the
ple win ahoW you that 0FlGgs y the
lng man fer congrqsA
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Favorable neWs d coming 10 Nr.
0liegs from syoEyI eounty n the dis
eset
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Nearly az the candidates Cor ths leg.
l1laturo n ths State ere declaring IN
fagor Of increased powers for he rail-
roet commlssaon
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

The people Of Fiohda seem dStsrmin-
q % retire juss one member Of the
present railroad commission. and I,
lln't Me- Bitch.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Ihe people are gottlng Feady 10 land
MF. Gsiggs % TIE congressional chair
~ blg majosity.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

WOndsr u the people Of Tennessee
wlli pardon Governor PsttsFSOn. They
ogs . stEaaeo sst q tbsy %.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Broward & ItiIl draining the Ever
gIaAes.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

When they come 70 the bill country
q Florida they 80 fsIi IN love WITH H.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

TIE bsss slen Of prosperity Is q siE'
nature On q bank check.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

That Ell important tobacco crop vii
bring ~ in good money this year.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Grggs & ) maa q ashlovsmsns.
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Our dear Kate Blake had learned this
lesson pears ego. aud On self-sacri ecinz
devotion 90 her chosen life-wOrf had
found true pence and happiness. Her
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29
A TRIBuTR

"Rest is not quitting the busy career;
Rest n the fitting Of self % its sphere.
'Tis loving and serving TIE highest and
bost--
Sris onward, unswerving-and that Il
true reet."
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Cor MALARIA (CB en9 Fever
aids ths blooa q ths Mai,i,i poisoa.
o. a. s,svna, Plndds uolsl S.eh.oa.
VlIIs, wEllssi ~HasdA "a. 1ooo / wss suf.
fsring fIom ohiTs ana FssA Afg ialinl
PANAMA. ths cAils ena fsste dnp.
paaroa Afla sa19las e. yeels ilosa ~
hrla ] hayo aa i,ol foud a ,t ens q
sna slady rsoonnsaait itte sa shrns ~
euas mItlAs
eantnns - o
eosd ~ all elnA 9hsa
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

Get Jour B.sAIns CAPS q. Lev
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29

At Chittsndsn a Co, thoIatsst thing
Cravoanettes IN Low Quarters. g
The weekly true Democrat., 1910-04-29
faIlaAssss.. III. - q. %

Kssp taIkIag Taliahassss.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

general statutes of Florida and state
That the action of the state commit
tee was in accordance with statutory
law and you follow this statement by
saying that A ballot containing names
thereon, as candidates for a state Of
flee, or for offices not in the purvieW
or intention Of the call made by the
state committee is not in compliance
with the primary law, or the call for
the primary itself and is without party
authority ! carefully noted the sec
ton of the general statutes referred
to by you and the entire primary law
and it fails to disclose anything at all
authorizing the state committee to
place in the primary election or on
the ballot the names of candidates
for state auditor, and ! challenge you
to disprove this assertion; therefore,
if your quoted assertion is correct, the
state committee, of which you are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
MORE PROOFS EVERY DAY
Reports Are Now Pouring in Daily The Health
Teacher Said It's Nothing New, For He Told You
Before When He Was Here There would be Hun
dreds of People Cured By the Use of Quaker Herb
Remedies,

There are people coming every
hour in the day to Hannah Bros drug
store to tell how much better they
are feeling after using the Quaker
Herb Extract and Oil of Balm, some
who have suffered for years with
rheumatism, Catarrh. Stomach, Kid
ney, Liver, Bladder, Indigestion, Dys-
pepsia, BiliOusness, or some form OF
blood troubles. Now the people VINO
have used the Quaker Herb Rene
dies wish to express their gratitude.
Some think they are permanently
cured, while others, who have used
only one bottle, call back to get some
more in order to make a complete,
permanent cure.
One OF the many reports is from
Mrs. Thomas Bass. who resides at
NO. 3o3 Intendencia street. whose
husband is an empioye of the city.
Mrs. Bass said: y have suffered for
years with my stomach and Kidneys,
my breath short, dizziness. headache
at times. my hands and feet would
5loat and SWELL | have tried very
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

chairman. in placing the names Of can
didates for state auditor acted not in
compliance with primary law and
without party authority according to
the logic of your assertion.
In Accord With Democrats.
You further state that To place
the names of circuit judges and state
attorneys upon the ballot is in def
ance of party law; to this | would re-
specially reply that it may be in de-
fiance of the state executive commit
tee in its unauthorized attempt to
cripple the primary, but it is in strict
accordance with the expression of the
authorized representatives of the DEM
ocIatic party of Florida as expressed
in the PLATFORM adopted by the jack
sonville convention Of 1900; ii is in
strict accordance with the expression
Of the majority of the democratic
voters of Florida as expressed in the
primary election of 1904 when the
question of primary or convention
was submitted to the democratic
electors.
II note your threat not to canvass
all the counties that place the names
of such candidates on the ballots. In
reply thereto will say to you that the
resolution adopted by the Hillsborougb
county committee provided that the
returns as to these two offices shall be
canvaSsed by our county committee
and certified direct to the governor OF
the state of Florida, by such commit
tee, in order that he may know the
desires of the democratic voters OF
this county as to their preference for
appointment to such offices. I would
respectfully say to you that all of the
counties, save one, in the Sixth judi
cial circuit have taken the same ac-
ton as Hillsborough and that you, as
well as |, know that nearly all of the
counties of the entire state have done
the same thing, and you might as we'll
tell me that the tail can wag the dog
as to threaten that the entire vote as
to all candidates of a majority of the
counties of Florida will not be can
vassed by the state committee.
Chairman Prices Solicitude (?)
Il note the extreme solicitation you
display for the welfare of the primary
system and of the democratic party
in the following line which l quote
from your letter, to-wit: In such
event, the days of the primary would
soon be numbered and the welfare of
the party placed in great peril and
in reply thereto I would respectfully
suggest that had you bent your eff
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

sacola bay, is now accessible, from
its mouth to its source, to every class
OF pleasure craft in the bay, though,
owing to the shoaling of the channel
between the railroad trestle and the
county bridge, a distance of less than
a quarter of a mile, it is not yet
navigable to vessels of deeper
draft than twenty-four to thirty
inches
This obstruction, however, will be
removed within the next sixty to
ninety days, an agreement having been
entered into by the Lakeview Improve
ment Company, owners of the Lake
view residence subdivision, which
skirts the bayou from Lakeview Park
to the city limits on the north, and
the Pensacola Investment Company, to
dredge a channel from the mouth of
the bayou to the county bridge. From
this point to the head of the bayou,
an average depth of twelve to four
teen feet of water obtains.
When this new channel has been
finished from the bay, Bayou Texar
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
FOR
MARCH REACH
S1.589.344.O0
VALUATION SHOWS INCREASE
WHEN COMPARED WITH THE
SAME MONTH OF LAST YEAR.

March exports from Pensacola had
valuation of $1,5S9,344, a good in
crease over the same month of last
year. France and England to which
cotton shipments were maoR as Well
as other products, lead ne list in
valuations. while Argentina, where
rail cargoes and timber and lumber
went, is third. The countries to
which shipments were made and the
respective valuations are as fol-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
VERIFIED STATEMENT
FOUND IN BOOKLET

that | was unable to perform any
work for two months. 1 consulted
two doctors, who failed to help me.
One day friend handed me book
let describing the Cooper remedies,
and | read it through. 1 was greatly
impressed with Cooper's theory that
the stomach is responsible for ma
joHty of ailments. rheumatism includ-
ed. He claimed that stomach weak
ness, bad digestion and poor appetite
ipoVerished the system and made it
an easy prey TO diseases of all kinds,
and that if the stomach was restored
to normal condition of health and
strength. bodily ills would disappear
Next day I sent for a'treatment Of
Cooper's New Discovery and began
taking it. The rapid manner in which
it corrected my teuble was reveia-
ton to ne, and beat anything I ever
heard CT In two weeks time | was
feeling so good that | returned to
work and have lost no time since on
account Of illness. The rheumatism
finally left me entirely, and my gem
eral health is decidedly better than
it has been in Years"
Rheumatism is d result of impure
blood, the primary cause Of which IS
a bad stomach. ;Cooper's New Di5coy-
ery corrects the stomach and drives
disease from the system. We are
agents for the Cooper medicines in
this communicative Crystal Phar-
macy. Brent building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

many different treatments, but moth
ing ever did me as much good as the
one bottle Of Quaker Herb Extract
and Oil of Balm. My husband also
suffered with his stomach, would have
5loatingt belchiHg, shortness of
breath, a bad cough caused from ca
tarrh; he, too, has taken the Extract
and is feeling very much improved,
eats, sleeps and feels better in every
way"
Now this is the way the Health
Teacher proved what he said He
gives you the names and addresses
of the people who have received the
benefit. Write, phone or wire any Of
the names he gives you as reference
and see if they will not tel you just
as he has. Call, do not suffer when
YOU can be easily cured. Start to
day. Call at Hannah Bros. Drag
Store, II S. PalafoX Street.
Fisher, the Quaker Health Teacher
can be seen daily at the Tallahassee
Drug Co.'S store. corner Monroe and
Clinton streets. Tallahassee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

forts toward resisting the attempt to
bar any candidates from entering the
primary, or had you listened to the
voice of the masses of the democrats
of this state as expressed in the pub
lie press and through their county
committees and recalled the state
committee for the purpose of recon
sidering the action of the state COM
mittee on this question, then and in
that event your expressed solicitation
for the welfare of the primary would
strike me as being more sincerely
made and certainly more productive
Of tangible results. So far as the wei
fare OF the democratic party is con-
cerned, about which you also express
ed solicitation, it has Weathered many
terrific storms in the past and | do
not think any one believes that the
little breeze caused by the action of
the state committee, of which you are
chairman, will disturb it in the slight
est degree.
State Committee Violated Law.
Il am very sorry that according to
your own letter the state committee
violated the statutory law which You
quote. Let me assure you that the
Hillsborough county committee was
not torn up by any dissension on this
question, that there was a full meet,
ing and the resolution condemning the
action of the state committee and pro-
viding for the placing OF the names OF
all candidates on the ticket was adopt
ed without a dissenting vote.
VERY truly yours,
GEO, P. RANEY, JR..
chairman Hillsborough County Dem
ocratic Executive Committee
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grace Georne Tnninht
"The Store With the Reputation"
2o5-7 S. PaIafox st.

Grace Georges gowns worn in az
Woman's Way which comes here
Friday night, April LIST, at the opera
house, are marvels of beauty, and the
young actress carries them with a
pretty style all her own.
Her first entrance gown is a visit
ing costume of rich and costly white
materials, the foundation being
heavy quality Of dull white satin. The
empire coat, which she later throws
aside, is white satin heavily embroid-
cred and ornamented, with designs in
white chiffon velvet, outlined with
white silk braid. 1t is three quarter
length, and the front is trimmed with
eight large white embroidered buttons.
four on each side.
The gown is directoire with a short
train. The square neck of the bodice
and short elbow sleeves are of soft
white lace, with richly embroidered
bands across the breast and shout
dCrs. Miss Georges hat is one Of the
new extreme shapes, a sort of a deep
scoop, made OF fine yellow Tuscan
straw. 1t is trimmed with white
paradise plumes, and a wide white
band about the crown.
Her dress in The second act is Il
beautiful house gown of palest salmon
pink satin. The body of this is cut
princcsse-cmpire style, with A sort of
oyer-garment. of white lace hung over
the shoulders in broad bands, both
back and front, and falling almost to
the hem. These bands are a combina-
tion OF heavy lace and pink ribbon,
the broad center being edged with
lace, together making a band about
twelve inches wide. At the sides, I'M
der the arms and across the hips. the
two ends are caught together at six
inch intervals by pieces of ribbon
about eight inches in length. The
neck OF the bodice is pointed both
back and front. The bodice is trim
med down the front with beautiful or
naments of lace.
Miss Georges dinner costume is Of
pale pink satin cut princesse. Over
the plainly cut gown is worn tunic
Of gauze, richly ornamented in de
signs with crystals and buglcs. The
neck is decollette, and while enc
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
Geo. P. Raney, Jr., of Hills
borough Committee, Re-
plies to Letter.
SAYS STATE COMMITTEE is ONE
THAT VIOLATED BOTH STATE
AND PARTY LAVA WARM
ANSWER TO STATE cHAIRMAN's
THREATENING LETTER.

chairman Geo. P. Ranev. Jr.. of the
Hlllsborough county executive COM
mittee hands the following hot one
to Chairman Price of the state COM
mittee:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
TO IMPROVE
BAYOU TEXAR
REAL ESTATE COMPANIES TO
DREDGE A CHANNEL WHERE
THE BAYOU HAS SHOALEp.

The menace to the navigation of
Bayou Texar by. other craft than row
boats and the lightest draft power
boats, caused by the old trestle of the
Louisville & Nashville railroad which
spanned the bayou Immediately at
its mouth, has at last been relieved
The work of reconstructing and rails
ing this old trestle has just been COM
pleted. and Bayou Texar, unquestfon-
ably the most beautiful of the sew
eral water courses tributary to Pen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

A statement of more than usual in
terest has been made by P. n. Robes,
living on rural route No. 3, Flores
vile, Texas, regarding his recovery
from rheumatism, in which he says:
Il suffered with rheumatism in
both feet, and was so badly crippled
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01

'Tis not April foolish to
invest in one of our Spring
suits, in fact, tits unwise to be
without one in this warm
weather.
Our business has grown to
its present size because of the
values we have always given.
Every bit of merchandise
we sell is the best obtainable
at its price.
If you would take a look at
the variety of SIS suits we
are showing this season, you
would readily believe the
price was SD to 5 more.
'Tis>not April foolish to in
vest your money in anything
we sell.
Our fundamental policy:
Satisfaction or prompt re-
fund.
The John White Store
"The Store With the Reputation"
2o5-7 S. PaTafox ST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-01
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CARD OF THANKS.

take this method of thanking my
friends and acquaintances for their
many acts of kindness during the
illness and death of my husband, Jas
Wilkins, also to thank the. gentleman
who so kindly rendered the services
of his carriages for the funeral
MRS. JAS. WILKINS