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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
sTRoBLE'S OBJECTION.

At the meeting Of the ordinance
committee last week Councilman V.
stroble raised weighty objection to
the move to place the electric and
telephone wires underground in the
business section.
In substance NJ. strcole said that
Pendleton now VAS ABOUT the sane
population 1t mad 20 years ago ana
that there is no hope for the future.
So he does not see the use Of trying
to put the wires underground. Things
that sufficed in the past should ans
Wer now
Fine talk isn't it from a council
man in a town that prides itself on
being the biggest town of its size in
the west" Fine talk to be heard in
town that right now has over mil
lion dollars worth of building and
construction work underway or in
sight. Fine talk to be heard in
place where business conditions are
better than they have been for years
and where scarcely a vacant house
is to be seen.
It is not true of course that Pen
dleton's population is no greater now
than 20 years ago. The town has
made slow but substantial growth.
There are reasons for believing the
growth in the future will be greater
than in the past. The branch asylum
and other things already in sight will
Increase Pendleton's population. The
rate decision just given by the inter-
state commerce commission promises
tc build up all interior cities and Pen
dleton should be one of the chief
gamers in view of it's geographical
position and railroad facilities.
But even if the town had no more
people than 20 years ago that would
Dc no argument against placing the
electric wires underground other
material improvements have been
made. The streets have been paved.
A sewer system has been installed
and Is now being extended. New
school buildings have been erected,
new bridges built, and a mountain
water system ordered.
For these civic improvements the
people have paid and are paying. The
home owner, the merchant and the
men who own the business blocks fur
nish the money that pay for these i'm
provements why should the elect
ric trust be made exempt? II has the
best paying business in the city. II
property owners pay for paving the
streets, for laying concrete walks and
for the installation Of cluster lights
Why should not the electric company
Boz required TO get its poles and over
head wires Off the business streets
Why has this improvement been de-
layed 80 long?
The answer IS not hard to find. It
is because We have had too many
councilmen like V. Stroble and Tom
Montgomery who serve the interests
Of the electric company very faith
fully but are blind 70 the needs OF
the people Of Pendleton-though
under oath 10 serve the people.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
CONSERVATION.

The work being done by Clifford
Pinchot and the National Conservation
League Is extremely valuable. The
value does not consist alone in the
services they are rendering to save
what is left Of the public domain, but
in the principles they are impressing
on the public mind. There Is no ar
gument they advance In favor OF saw
ing the remnant Of the public lands
which does not apply with equal force
to the restoration Of the rights Of the
people 70 the use OF resources that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
WRITES ON TOM JOHNSON.
Henry George, Jr., Contributes NJ
tiCle on Former Mayor.

Cleveland. Ohio.-Henry George,
jr, has an article on Tom L. John
son; the Man and his Work in the
Twentieth Century Magazine. g
He had properly been called, !"
writes George. the best mayor of the
best governed city in the world. He
strove to go beyond that. He had
ir his minds eye the most just city
in the world. He sought to lay the
foundation of such a city on a hill
top, where all could see it's shining
walls and all be inspired to build like
cities over the earth.
For this he strove to his last
breath. When the death angel came
with the sword. Tom Johnson smiled
and followed"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31

Governor Johnson seems very sore
at Governor West because our gov
ernor made him sign extradition pa
pers for Banker Wilde. But since
the oregon governor won out he can
affort to stand a little verbal abuse
If ne cared to do so though he might
say some very pointed things about
Governor Johnson for his apparent
desire to keep an embezzling banker
from being brought to trial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
KEEp ArrER THEM.

The Oregon law against the white
slave traffic is a righteous law and
for their efforts 10 enforce the same
Deputy District Attorney Pruitt and
other officials are entitled TO encour-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
Oregon City Threatened.

Oroville, Cal, July 31.-Forest fires
which have burned over thousands of
acres of pasture land are threatening
the town of Oregon City. Every avail
able man in the threatened district is
fighting the flames.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-07-31
july 81 IN HISTORY.

1423-Battle Of Cravant, France,
(hundred years war;
1759-Battle of Monymorenci, dur
ing the siege of Quebec when Wolfe,
with 5000 men, attacked the en-
trenched camp of the French, de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
Try This famous Pinex
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A Family supply for SOC. Saving a.
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Refunded.

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NOR. homes IN the n = and Canada
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You will BE- pleasantly surprised ty
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u will usually stop the moot OBJ
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results In whoopias cough.
A bo-c.ut bottle Of pirex when
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makes FUN pigt u the best cough
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Romance in Life of Pres. Madero,s Pretty Wife
sy W. G. SHEPHERD.


Especial to TIE Staf.i
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 1.-TWO
~cmen--one a Mexican schoolgirl
In a convent: the other a srande
dame. mistress Of the castle o'
chspulsepee. eluess Of blue 10
csssilian blood What happened 10
Thea. two women means all that
mas happened 10 Mexico
Ten years ago the grandc Dame
was in royal surroundings. almost
unapproachable by ordinary ha
man beings. In ell the courts OF
Europe no queen was more namsht
ily GRACIOUS. more royalty pro0a
than Sonora piax. wife OF the pres'-
dent 49,,
Ten years ago Sara. the little
Ncxtean sehoolgsrl. met. In the con
vent. half a dozen other girls OF
family named Madero. Sarss Won
d.rful day came when she VAS ~.
trodnced to Francisco. a brother 81
her slfl friends. That meeting LED
TO their marriage. a very snAii
affair that wedding. compared WITH
the ruyal social events IN which
the Grande Dame Dsax was taxing
part
No children came. bat Francisco
and sara seemed only the more de-
voted when Francisco determined
that Dfax was bad. Sara. who had
never paid much attention 10 al
fairs Of state, naturally agreed with
him Francisco told her that hiA
book would show the Mexican PEG
ole how bad Diax really Was
II am going to speak to the PEG
ple.~ he said.
~You will be Killed. said his NJ
lie wife Il will go with you. That
was in the spring OF 1893.
They left the mansion where the
great Madero family lived and oe-
ran 10 travel about the country
Francisco speaking wherever ne
could gather a crowd. Many pet
sons said Francisco had gone CRAY
hut his wife was always by his SIDE.
auief. modest. more than bali
frightened now. but loyal One DAY
they felt the pressure Of the mighty
hand OF Dfax. thrust out from the
castle of Chapultepec. where the
Crande Dame Diax held court.
I'VE cannot take you here, said
q village lnnxeeper The police
have given US orders
That night. while the GFande
Dame Of Changltepec slept In hef
siIken bed. Sara Mndero slept on
corn husks in the hut OF peasant.
The next morning the police MADE
them leave town.
In Monterey. Mexico. at 2 o'clock
n the morning OF June 2. 1910,
pcllcemen dragged Francisco 70
tn. Behind them bravely walked
HE wife At last her husband was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

SALEM, or, Oct. f2.--conelud.
ing a brief stay In Insurgent Ore
pcn. President Taft today started
south for California on the final leg
Of his trip through the coast states.
From ~ o'clock today until ~
O'Clock tomorrow he will be travel.
ing without stop.
Less than "a hours Of the presi.
dents time was spent In Oregon.
two brief stops In Portland and
Salem completing the visit. And
politically HIS reception here was
by no means warm. Local repub.
Leans are none too hopeful OF Ore
CONS place In the next national
election and the conspicuous alb.
sence OF Senator Jonathan Bourne.
the iDsurgent leader OF the state.
who is driving the La Toilette band
wagon. from the receptions ac.
corded Taft occasloned considera-
bic comment. The democratic lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

en- the mevcilesa clutches 81 Diax
There was every chance that he
would DO poisoned In hts cell. For
ten days she lived with him IN bis
cell. sleeping ON a bare mattress
and eating what he ate Then he
Was bailed out By a friend. That
meant a chance 10 get out Of the
country. but that. II he we're caught.
he would be killed AS a fugitive.
Bail Was another way Of Diar muir.
der
Al o'clock one morning Sara
helped her husband to disguise him
self as a peon. She kissed him
goodbye and he started for the
United States. For two days she
remained alone In the village. TO
make Il appear that he was still
there. Then the glad news came.
through Madero sympaihIzsr. that
be had reached the United States.
The police did not suspect Next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
THE BREADWINNER DARES NOT GIVE UP

DO you drag yourself every day
TO your work. dead tired and bur.
dened with an aching back7 Thou.
sands do.
And it's so often unnecessary.
for In many cases these sufferIngs
would end II relief were given the
tired Kidneys.
Kidney troubles are very com.
mon among those who work, but
too often the kidney weakness is
entirely unsupported and time is
lost In wrong treatment. BlindIy
the struggle IL kept up. The bread
winner dares not give up for fear
of losing his place.
Though railroading. painting and
some other occupations are especi-
ally hard on the kidneys. ovcrwork
In any occupation greatly increases
the blood filtering task OF the kid.
ncys, weakcns them and brings
backache and disturbances OF the
kidney secrctions.
II is a good plan to watch the
kidneys and keep them well. Any
stubborn pain In the back Is cause
to suspect kidney weakness. So Is
a discoloration or pain or irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
GARRY OREGON
AGAINST TAFT

ers were much encouraged by the
situation
"Wiii Carry Oregon"
II think We viii have no trouble
carrying Oregon In 1912" said one
OF them today. III Woodrow VIII
son Is nominated by the democrats.
Oregon will be for him. file will
probably have the democratic dele
cation In the convention"
At q stand pat republican gath
ering In Portland last night the
president took occasion to declare
himself again az candidate for re-
nomination A huge map Of the
United States representing golf
course formed the center piece.
Senator La Toilette and Champ
Clark were represented on the
links.
u have hopes OF getting there
myself before the game Is over"
said the president in commenting
on the decoration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

dsy she boarded a train and. within
two days. VAS with francisco 10
San Antonio. Texas.
Within the castle of Chapultepec.
when the news came. DlAx ragged.
Ask the uultd States authorities
20 arrest tfis man.~ be said. II,
wan 20 ordered from Washington.
but Mndsro received warning
They we're cu,casts from two ma.
tons
Where should they GOT
In the mountains In northern
Mexico. pasruai Oromcxo had form.
ed band OF Msxieans ready TO
fight for Madefo.
Il must 80 10 them" Francisco
said. You must stay here"
no" she said quietly, Il am
going with you"
with Francisco she lived In .
onc.room adobe hut. and on stove
made OF stone and a piece Of tin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

NEWPORT, II. l., Oct. 12.--Com.
ment is being made on the fact
that In the last few months the Jap.
anese domestics of navy and army
officers stationed here have disap.
peared one by one until now there
Is not one OF that nationality EN-.
ployed In the official colony One
domestic. said TO have been detect.
ed by navy officer sending some
reports home 10 Japan, was sum.
marily dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
WHERE DOES TAFT STAND

You don't catch me advising the
women what they should do. espe-
cially In community and state
where more women vote than any.
where else In the world see that
they defeated the suffrage amend
ment In California. 40 you still re-
main as the state with the largest
number OF women contributing 10
your government The whole world
viii watch your experiment. to see
how II Is coming out. and what good
effect suffrage may have"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
COLUMBUS DAY IN EAST

fBy United Press Leased Wire)
NEW YORK, Oct. i2.--Columbus
day. for the first time, was today of.
ficialIy observed by the city OF New
York. 100000 having been appropri-
ated by the city for It's share In the
celebration. In addition 10 the Ital
ian societies big paradcs and those
OF the Knights Of Columbus and 9th.
er kindred organizations, there were
patriotic exercises and oratory un-
der the direction Of q board OF alder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
DIDN'T MISS the
400 HENS

tbf tHiftd fF~-s los. q Nlfef
COTTONWOOD FALLS. kaa
Oct ls.--four hundred fine Lea.
horn hens were stolen In one night
from the flock OF J. a. snxer. a
farmer Of Buck Greek. but he didn't
miss them Mr. Saxer keeps from
twelve hundred 10 fifteen hundred
chickens on his place each season
and they arc permitted 10 range
over the entire farm. II IL doubt.
full " the lonn would have been dis
covered AZ all except for the fact
that instead Of gathering the custo
mary two cases Of eggs day m.
ogg receipts one day took Saddcn
drop 10 fifteen dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
DIG UP SEWER TO
FIND $1,000 DIAMONDS

tb, United rrsss Leased wise,
PORTLAND. Or. Oct. "a
Hah the population OF Estscsds.
suburb near Portland, are dig.
glng up sewer between the
Hotel Essscada and the ciaeka-
mas river today. searching for
$500 worth Of diamonds. the
property Of Mrs. J. w. hsw-
dropped through q slnk In the
hotel.
The Jewels we're tied In . hand.
kerchief. The sewer 10 q half
mile long and some places 10
buried to a depth Of rs feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
SEATTLE PROOF

Sigurd Han. 6743 Eighth Ave,
Seattle. Wash. says: Il have never
had occasion TO use Doan's Kidney
pills myself. but they are highly
valued In our family. In view OF the
benefit they brought One OF my
parents suffered from lumbago and
stiffness In the back and hips and
often was hardly able to stoop.
The Kidneys were also disordered.
Nothing proved of benefit until
Doan's Kidney Pills were used
They effected cure and restored
the person who took them to good
health"
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abe cooked his meals rough
chunks Of meat which the infur.
rcrtom cut from stolen cattle.
Then came battles. and dead and
dying men By the hundreds. Fran
clHeo'n army grew. until he became
a strong power. Through Il all
Sara Mndaro was by HIS side.
One nigh, the urands Dame Of
Chapultopec and her husband and
son stole from the castle IN the
darkness TO railroad station IN
the suburbs Of Mexico City. Eight
hours later tho train on which they
rode was attacked BY lnsnfrcetos
and the ears Of the srande dame.
for the first time. heard shat the
ears Of half timld Sara Madero had
been hearing for months. the rattle
Of murdefoua guns But the train
got through. and. sir hours later.
the grande dame and her husband
and son were aboard a steamship,
fleeing from their native land
And IL days later Sara Mxd~ro
stood By her husbands side on the
rear platform OF q Pullman car m
Il drew into Mexico City and hoard
half q million people shout wei.
come to her Francisco.
To-day she IL the first lady OF
Mexico. grazing tho very halls
where once the Crandc Dame OF
Chapultcpec held sway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

lily Of the passages. And II there Is
rheumatic pain. headache. lassi.
tude, nervousness or dizziness. don't
delay. Early kidney troubles are
easiest to cure.
Use Dosn's Kidney Pills To stimu-
late. soothe. strengthen and cure
weak Kidneys. This remedy IL used
and recommended all over tho civil.
lied world and Is endorsed BY Sc
attic peopie--persons You can cali
ON, II skeptioal Here 81 HOME
PROOF.
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Ju-y Disagrees

After being oui ~ hours. the
Jury In the second trial Of Charles
Pryor. the policeman accused os
Ragna Abfamson. the Norwegian
girl held prisoner for three weeks
BY him. according to the informa
ton. reported that ihsy we're un
able TO agree. and Judge Gay yea
terday discharged them Pryor
was convicted on the first charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12

CENTRALIA. Wash. Oct r.
Several hundred persons who heard
President Tafts fiye-minute address
here yesterday afternoon are won.
dering today where the nations
chief executive stands on woman
suffrage. The president had been
informed that II was probable that
the woman suffrage amendment to
the California constitution had been
defeated. In the course OF his speech
he said;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
Americans Lead
Germans in Beer
(ny taifss rse.s rrsssd wire

CHICAGO. Oct. i2--ii IL predict.
ed that the Germans will soon be
second TO the Americans as beer
consumers By brewers now ia at
tendance at the International Brew.
err congress. which opened here to
DAY. with Secretary Of Agriculture
James Wilson sitting AZ honorary
president While the congress 10 in
session, during the neat ten days,
conventions OF all the brewery and
allied trades organizations will be
held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
RECEIVER TAKES
UNITED WIRELESS

Tho property OF the United Wire.
less Co In Washington waa for.
malIy turned over TO Seldom Bacon.
the receiver appointed by the Fed.
eral court In Maine. this morning.
when A. Il. Hodgson. the local
receiver. was discharged by Judge
Dykeman from further service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
ITALY WANTS HOLY LAND

I2neor Italy viii consent 20 peace Win lnrhcy
determined Jerusalem aHd the Holy Land from me MD
the statement
AMI tia "a new edited b. Oscar Durante
the opportunity 10
un placing the the land
Of
where be viii temporal power
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Pimples? No
They've All Gone!
No More Humiliation; the Wonder
sui stusrt's Calcium Waters get
Right After" those P'mp'es.
BoHs and Skin Eruptions-

Trssi Package Sent Free TO Prove u
No need for anyone to go about
any longer. with face covered with
pimpies. biotches. erupttons. black
heads. and liver spots. These are
all due to impurities in the blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-12
TURKS CRY
FOR BLOOD

CoNSfANrtNoPLE. Oct. is.~-it
= feared here today that the report
d declaration Of an armislicc be.
ween Italy and Turkey will star, an
lptbrcak of the people. as the
Xoung Turks are doing all they can
10 fan the war fever, They have So
lar been unsuccessful In Constants
noplc. except to influence the army
which Is ciamoring 20 meet the itai.
ANS.
Fresh outbufets Of the Noung
Turk party against the government
are occurring about the country.
The new army corps at Salonika
threatens to march upon the city II
peace with ttAly Is concluded
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"A Few Days Ago Ny Face Was
Full Of pimpIes. Nov They're
All conei ! Used stuart's
Calcium Waters"

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These wonderful little waters get
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In some cases a few days Is suffi.
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Don't fret any longer about those
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they'll all go and go quick" II you
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An empty champagne bottle,
thrown from a balloon as II passed
over st. Joseph. Mo. landed In an
automobile In which George Town.
send and c, y Enright were riding
II barely missed rownseads head.
The balIoonlsts saw and shouted
down an apology in French,
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men, 80 In number. appointed BY
Mayor Gaynor.
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Have your bills collected. West.
ern Collection Co. 1913 ". Y. Block.
Main 6I69. 80.