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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
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9}lthciton0e leben0e Geb. @etel uno
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

firden.- &farrer 5ran5 &ra=
fodppia po1l 20 oosbrunn, Ser
friibcr % Sabre als Gooperator
groBtentbeils in Ser @roBita6tie el-
Jorge @ien's nrao Damn als Bfarrer
in Sieru0orf 1pirfte, lit geltorben. -
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6el1ersbrunit 36 @obnbduler Elm,
uebit oielen @irtbidaftsgeratben uno
groBen Gorrdtben BON 6ltter, @etrei=
Sc n1o Nabrrngsmitteln. - Ser
bodm. Hiarilten=Yrior Gabriel Mag=
par lit in @u6apeit inn Sitter bon
20 Sabren gel torben.
0nrcntbnrg.
Tos ncl1e il1fa:nc SdulgeIeb tritt
NIT Sem IA. Sctober 0ieieS SabreS
in &roft. : Sc feierte aud
beller mic5cr ieiu 6efan1te5 ugilo=
d%)elrfeit" a1if olbergebradte @eiie.
Ser 3u0rang ser Etlger mar Elm &C.
maltiger;; man 5ablte iiber 5000. =
9em @eiipie1 ser lm1liegcnSen Srt=
ihaften folgen0, miro audi Gbri il
II a d) 0eauNidJlt cine Molferei baben.
- Sic &forrfirde in Msnoorf
miro NIT Gampfbei5ung periebel1.
~ Iie Sltbelfeier ieineS 50iabrigen
@citebans Begging Ser 8eiangperein
in Mol1ingergrun0. = Ser
su Ietinaen 1pohnenSe, aus
90 omc gebiirtige 44i6brige Mi=
nctt=9(rbciter Sic. Ieild lpl1r6e auf
8rl1bc uNerdesberg" SIT q ii m e.
Iingen bon obitiir5enbem Steinge<
r6a getootet. - S1r 8erIoren=
fo It fie1 6as 2idbrige S0hnden Se5
observation-disclosures 8et. SOB IN eli
mem @ai6feiiel un6 err tidte. - 3os
10 Mol1ote o1te S0dterd)en SEES Mde=
rcrs Sdulnader in @ils5or
mltroe bon einem 6l1brnerf tootlidl
iib%erfobren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

ppn @erlis1eim, I'M Sitter bon
81 Sabren. - @odm. ST. 81. 8ieb=
Ter, Staotpfarrer a11 ct. 8e11opefa
in 90 ii lba c II, lit, GO Sabre
alt, geitorben.
Sd)ipci5.
Sn 81 c9etohel ltorb I'M Sitter
bon II Sabren Sberlieutenant Sobl,
ei11 befannter SsSnol1ltrieller. - Sn Ser
@liibfaoenf abrif int Marau mur0e
Ser Mol1tel1r grnit @loor bonn Starf=
! 5trom getootet. - Ser in meiten &rci=
ien befal1nte Director Ser orgauiidem
Strofanitalt in 9em5burg, @Ir=
bin, feiertc leil1 40iabr. Sl1bilaum als
Staotsbeamter. - SSn % i II d} NJ c i
I er cling SOS Mnmcien 0es Sdp1nla=
ders @ciur. Miiller III 6lommen al1f.
- 9(m Mpt6en lit @einrid) @oQidla=
ger, @Grtl1er in @d0enmil, ST
to0t geitiir5t. - 3os int @au befin0=
1ihe prad)tpolle SdloB Moricanb in
6 bogbnp Wantpn @enf), bos Sic
Eoriier 6aluilie Moricoro sort errid)=
tet, apuroe 0os Spfer itreifel1ber @alt=
arbeiter. Sic 5erit0rten Sic foltbaren
Idfelltngelr, Sbiirell Sen tier ltlm.
polfpnunel1.
Geitcrreid<1tngarn.
SSlr Sen groben @eingartcn bei 60
5cn ltebelr MIR npd) sic fnblcn Stodc.
Tie S}ebltodc 6es @eingel6noeS ct.
90 agoolena folu,cn mtf 5mei
Gobrc binnus fcilr GrtragniB britt
gen. Sn Ser @eael10 BON Ierlan
oQei1r mfrs Ser Gerluit o1f mil10e=
items 5000 @eetoliter Maii6e &C.
ldatt. = Gononicns Migr. Sitte
bon 2eitmerib lit infolge cineS
SGloganf o0es p10tlih geltorbeir. -
Sn 6rom5cnsbo1 eridieo Carl
Mouradjcr, NroMt, Gedont u10
Eforrer 0es Gollegialitiftes See=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26

Mntonie 0eIoria, Holtmeiiter ben
@or6on, Mi6., fenrrt Sic genal1en
0botladen, menn er ipridt bon Dem
beilenoen @ertbe ser Solep Mieren=
pilen. @r iagt: rMus meiner eige'
men g%rfabrung empfeble i@ Solep
MierenpiQen aIs elm groBortiges Mit-
tel fir NierenIeiben. Mein gaterl
1pur6e gebeilt bon Nierenfranfbeit,
un6 cine groBe Mn5abl meiner Nad=
barren tpur6en gebeilt 6ur6 SEN &C.
broud bon 6olep Mierenpiuen." Mo>
Iitor 9rug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
Gin 9oblico arti 9emtjM:
LANDS bpDe Giriliia=
tipu.
(GortiebMnQ.)
(SuIlIePuNY.J
SIC Strafenbabm lit Sentid)lanb

Sic S%trakenbabn lit Settld)lano.
Gin Mittel, burb bos 2eutldlal1o
@rolf6eit 81 perbiiteu BEL trebt lit.
fins gut pentilirte u,to 11ien1als iiber=
tiiute StraBenbabnhpagen. Oteler
Gage befono ih MIDI i1 eil1cm an1eri-
faniid)en strabenbabnmage11, in 0ena
ser &egiitrirnpparat auf elmer Sour
bunoertfiinfuu0 fii11f5ig Gaiiagiere per=
5eid)nete. Dabei batte ser @agen r1nr
fir pier5ig @erionen 5itplase. Sold
elrtieblide 3uiamenpfer6ung, Sic
in auen u11lern Sta0ten etpas &C.
m0bnlides lit, neraiftet Sic Butt,
ida0igt sic 2l1nge1t, 0riidt sic 2ebens=
fraft berab un0 lit cine Ser nrlade1
Ser &erbreitung ard tedea10er &ranf=
better. &on auberlt ieltel1en Musnab=
mefedaen abgeieben, gilt in Deutidt
lan6 eir Strobenbabnpagen als pon
mern idmmtlide Sibe beiett ii1p0; Sic
Musnobmen merben riemols sur Ste
gel.
&eim Observation-Disclosures 2arm.
@rbaltung ser Merpenfraft miro
ourdJ ltnteroriidung alles unnotbt<
gen 2arnts bepirft. 2drn1enoes Sc
toie rei5t idapad]e Merpen, pernrladt
inns perlGmgert &ranfbeiten, inter
bridt Sic @e0onfentbatigfeit nn5
raubt Ser gdlaf. SS1 Geutldlano
erIal1bt man ei11igelt menige1 1tft,
sic grpbc Maiie ibrer &edte GIT be-
raltbcn. Ser ltebergang BON Nea=
bel nad} Dresden lit sent bon ei11er
a%eielfabrif nad elmer &atbeorale
pergleidbar. @ir fins al,f SEM &unfte
ongefonmen, mo mir Sic 6rage er<
m1gen, Oh es perfaiiungsmabig lit
ooer nidf, mi ernaliiden 2arm 81 lt,t<
ter0rii6en. Sn Deutidlan9 mtr0 CT
unter0riidt.
Sremiiirtc Mrbeitsoermittlrns.
- utidlano idei5et 0urh feline bor<
5iiglih organiiirten Mrbeitspermitt=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-26
Sic alto @eimatb.
Hrpp. SadIen.

&ci Sen 9ab1bal1arbc1tcr oll Sic
terpoc eriplgte ein 9robe gro=
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slllu1 crforoerlih mad)te. Sn
@eilgen ltoSt lit bodm. @r.
Erppit Sl1bilorprielter @eiltl. &atb
GurI Mplte, I'M Sitter bon IS Sob=
rel1 gcltortrn. - Sic meiningiide
Staat @r1fentbal feierte ibr
5OOj1br. StootJ,bil6l,m. Ser
&alrMucrfcrnleiltcr= lnr0 @el6afts<
perein III @rob 0tters1eben
tcailrg oos Sl1bildl1m leines 50iabri=
Gen Grltcbens.
Sdlciicn.
Sic ltlrgcpobnlid1 boben @l1ttcr=
prciic = cs ml1rSen fir ein Efltlo
40 90. CT GtS.) mrlalrat Der
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5l1ion11lel1, erltiirn1ten oe1 @utter=
,l1arft, eutrilien Sen t@il1olern Sic
Butter nit @e>polt ans sen Sal1oe1
ms morfelr ihl1en 0ufiir 100 90. bin.
Sic Holi5ei mar Sent erreaten Sub
Iifu1u gegeuiiber ga>r5 madltlps.
@cifalen.
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len mlrrocn Sic @crglel1te @nnSlc=
te1 ms Stuc5insfi po1 abitiir5cl1=
SEM @elteil1 erihlagen. - Sic nelte,
inn ip1itrpmarilden Stile erbaute
Morieu=&irGe int @oreu6prf lit
eirgemei6t >pprSen. - Sn g 0 If II
fono Sic feierlide @rl,noiteinlegltng
fir SEN grpeiterungsbo1 ser 9ieb=
fral1er=@irhc 1tatt. - Sic 9reibl1l1=
ocrtiabr = Teicr 6es @pnnoiil1a1S
I6er0oriorlm1 in En5erborn
fon0 ein 11ner1porteteS gn6e, i10en1
BEL Sem Sci tbol1fett Nrof. @irid)=
mann, nad0em er cine gfe0e beenoet
hattc, plotlib SIT hooen lo1f.
&beimprpbin5.
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Sc nl1rd] Elm ltn1petter idmer beintge=
il1dt. - SIM Sitter BON so Sabren
itorb 9ebrer Eeter Cont. @ad, Ser
iiber 40 SATIRE, oaoott "a, III ser &C.
n1ein6e 6 a nse ols 2ebrer getpirft
hatte. = SSr @reneratb brannten
Sic Seconon1ieJ@ eh6l16e 6es Mderers
Matb. 2enerb nit alet 6rtterporra=
t6en ab. = 9ie &artoffelernte lit 1T
ser @egen6 bon @ermesbetl
irbr rei61ib altSgefauen. = SSn
g ii m ml1r6e 0os 25idbrige Sl,be1=
feit 6es 6ortigen 2ebrer=Seminars be-
aongen. = eSsn &erperi6eiS
Giderte Ser 8Iib 5 @obnbGuier NIT
s@euner1 inns Stallungen Elm. SS11
@o1Iieifen p11r6en 2 &erionet
bonn 8lib getroffen. = Dos ebema=
Iigt @ut @0rb, an ser Sta6tgren5e
MeuB 9uiie15orf, ion in6lt=
itrien eridIoiien mer6en. - SSrn
Mbeine Bel &empten ertranfen
beim @o6en Sic bei6en II inns 12
Sabre olten @obne 6es 9ebrers Sol.
Sod. - Ml1f Ser 3ede SIBERIAN IL
Re II 1pur6e BEL elmer SduBerpGoiion
ser &aner SSl1ngem iofort %geto6tet, 2
SdieBmeiiter er1itten idpere Ser
lebungen. - Sci Sdiirfp er il1den lit
Ser MGbe 6es gifelb0rfhenS &eeb
hot man 0uorte ent6edt, sic fir sic
8losf fabrication iebr mertbbom itn5.
- Ser gor15e @o6nol6 5u &iberiS
lit bon einen1 Stl1rm. ser lnter oen
aornfoiten, an SEN SbitbGl1n1en un6
sen @ahern bon Wobnb6l1iern,
@6eltnen nn6 Sta1unaen groBen
gho6en ongerihtet fat, beimgeiu6t
mor6er. Gin itorfer &egen idSmemn1<
te olth an monhen Mbbdngen Sic
Gr6e fort. = Sn Srier fan6 6ie
feierIi6e @rl1n0iteinGeaung SIT ser
inn Sou begriffenen ct. Martins=
Stride itott.
6cHen=Maiiau.
Gin ie1tenes &ird)eniubildltm miro
in @61it (Oberbeiien) am 20.
Sept. gefeiert mer6en : Sin 6iei em
Sage fins ,1dm1i6 100 Sd9re Der
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5. g Garfs, MurraDDine, Ga

s. 9. 3arfs, Mrrrappille, @a.,
stredc 1, lit in ieinem 70. Sabre uno
muroe mulanglt gebeilt bon elmer
idQimntcl1 Miercr= uno @lu lenfral1f=
beit. ST. iagt ielbit: SD Tit an mel
men Mierer. Mein &ii6en id)mer5te
MIDI ms ih mar geplagt bon 8laiett=
l1nregelmdBigfeiten. Sd fann nit
@emiBbeit iaeen, eia1e SOC Sloide bon
SoleD M%ierenpillen beilten midi pol=
ltGnoig." Sic entbalten feine Me6i=
3initoffen, sic cine @epobnbeit formi-
rem. Molitor Drug 60.
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9amtemsS

g5ere tpeibe &ibs, @otinS in alien 6arbe11, @atentte6er III
peri6ieoe11en @tils. @ueoeS NIT 4 &tenen bis gu 10
Miemenz@ orte. &omnat gu uns, beoor Sbr neue T4artn<
Clippers fault.
Ser Yinsree @@ub fir Dame11 in nellen 6aiions. Die
2%eoeriorten iinb %sebrdunt, Sun MetalS, YatentleoerS reoeS
@eloets, audi be @orten nit @@nirea ODER &n6pfen.
1reiie p%artirer BON So. 90; So. so uno $500 oas Haar.
Anoere quite @6ube $1.75, 1925, $2.75. &ommt gu
aus fir @uer ndditeS Yaar 9dube.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
Rip Out Your -
Dress Shields
Fire EN- Quick!
You Won't Need Them ANY More
If You Use PERSPI-N0!

It's goodbye forever to dress shields.
Goodbye to excessive unnatural perspira-
ton OF the arm-pits. You can wear any
weight Of clothing or live In hot stutfy
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
KILLS DILLINGHAM; BILL
House Committee Leaves Only the
Enacting Cause.

Washington. June 7.-Senator Dill
ingham's bill for the regulation of
immigration into the United States
has been killed, and buried in the
House immigration committee. All
of the fifty-eight pages of the Dill
ingham bill after the enacting clause.
were stricken out by vote Of to 3,
and the Burnett bill for restriction
of the mission of aliens by the appli
cation of the literacy test was order
ed reported to the House. Congress
man Goldfogle OF New York, SABBATH,
of Chicago. and Catlin of St Louis,
have been making a vigorous fight
against both the Dillingham; and Bur
nett bills and, while they do not
want the Burnett bill enacted, they
felt very jubilant over the way in
which the Dillingham; bill was
slaughtered by the House committee.
Judge Goldfogle says: The Burnett
literacy bill which was substituted
for the Dillingham; bill by the com.
mittee, is much simpler in its pro
visions. But | am opposed to the
Burnett bill and will carry the fight
to the floor"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
Stations in Service
SEASON OF 1912
SpRINGBROOK

BAY horse, years old. 1874 hands high. weight
100. Sired by Sgrngcroft, Jr.
Dam Scotia by Nelson No. i200, Res. zoe,
a son Of Young Role No, S5l7.
g Dam Tinsmith Maid by Matchmaker No.
1854.
3 Dam Nancy by King Philip. a son OF Ethan
Allen No. a..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
BENNINGTON, VT. JUNE 7, 1912
THE LONG ARM OF THE LAW


Occasionally a crime is committed
in these days of long distance tele-
phones and wireless telegraphy and
the perpetrator is never apprehend-
ed In the majority of cases, how
ever, it is fairly conclusive that the
wrongdoer who escapes the long
arm of the law accomplishes the feat
because his DEPRESSION from the path
of rectitude has been of too little inn
portance to warrant long and per
sistent search.
The minor offender is frequently
permitted to infiict himself upon a
distant community for the reason
that the people with whom he last re-
sided are only too glad to be re-
lleved of his presence. But the man
who commits serious infraction OF
the law is never safe. 1t is case
of one man, single human intelli-
gence, against a machine operated
by the combined intellects of many
trained individuals and unless the
machine ceases to work, the result is
almost inevitable.
The present June term Of Caledon
ia county court has on its calendar
one case that pertinently demon
stratesh the futility of attempting tC
find corner of the world in which
the wanted" individual may find Sc
curity. James II. Foster, formerl!
clerk of the town of Hardwick. is L
be tried on the charge of defaultini
with the public funds placed in hi
charge. Foster was brought back t
Vermont a few months ago after {
chase lasting several years. Since
leaving Hardwick, he had lived OF
the Pacific coast and in the soutl
and was finally apprehended il
Texas.
In the game of hide and seek be
tween the representatives Of the Law
and the man who would preserve his
liberty. the advantage is all on thu
side of the seeker. To maintain I
continuous atmosphere of secrec,
about ones daily life is impossible
There comes a time when the guar'
must be lowered to remove the men
tai strain and then the hunted stands
revealed to the hunter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
SERIOUS DIPHTHERIA SCARE
Foreigners Resist Treatment at Rut
land-10o Exposed to Disease

Rutland, June 5.-A serious diph.
iberia scare has developed in the ives.
tern end of the city in the vicinity
OF Center. Rutland, where Il is feared
that there have been about 100 ex-
posed, the case OF Mary Sabodke. in
FAINT daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John
Sabodke who died of the disease this
morning, being the source of infec-
ton. The child was i'll a week be
fore a physician was called.
The city authorities were busy this
morning and afternoon taking precau.
tons against the spread OF the dis.
ease among the thickly populated sec.
ton, mostly foreign The use of an.
ti.toxin was strenuously objected to
by a number of the people, who did
not understand the treatment One
man jumped through window and
escaped, but with the aid OF the DO
lice officers he was later captured and
treated.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07

rooms but you will never again have your
clothing in the arm-p pits soaking vet from
perspiration, or have them get stiif, fade.
and have the colors run, II you use the
new marvel. PERSPI-NO.
You can go to dance. TO the theatre.
concert, or any social affair, feeling sure
that you will never be Inundated or be In
perfect misery because Of arm-pit perspi-
ration. PERSPI-NO is n powder, simple
formula, absolutely safe for anybody. Try
1t once you'll be convinced and surprised.
You apply 1t with the pad which is packed
With every bos sold. PERSPI-N0 Is a
wonder You'll say so after using 1t once
Satisfaction or money refunded.
.PERSPI-NO is for sale at your drug
gist 8 at 25c box. or sent direct, on receipt
OF price. by the Perspo Co.. Tl5 Lincoln
Ave-. Chicago
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
A Card

This is to certify that Foley's Hon
ely aud Tar Compound does not con.
tain any opiates, any habit forming
drugs, or any ingredients that could
possibly harm It's users. On the con.
trary, its great healing and soothing
qualities make Il a real remedy for
coughs, colds and irritations OF the
throat, chest and lungs. II. l.. Blom.
quist, Esdaile. Wis, says his wife
considers Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound the best cough cure on the
market. "She has tried various kinds
but Foley's gives the best result OF
ALL" The genuine is In yellow
package. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and accept no sub.
stitute.-Cole's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
Family savlnaa WIll Save

the family II invested In Life Insur.
a loaded revolver and an automobile
keeps the rich from becoming poor
National Life Insurance Company OF
Vermont. (Mutual) Earle 8. Klns
ley, General Agent, Mead Building,
Rutland. VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-06-07
THE STATE CONVENTION
Official Call Of state Committee for
Gathering Of June ~.

The Republican state committee
has issued its call for the state con-
vention as follows:
A Republican state convention is
hereby called at Burlington, VT, on
Thursday. June q, A. D., 1912, at 10
O'Clock, a. m, for the purpose OF pla-
cling in nomination candidates for the
offices of governor, lieutenant COVER
nor, state treasurer secretary of
state, auditor of accounts, and Attor-
ney general, and four presidential
electors; for the election of state
committee, composed of one member
from each county in the state, and
for the transaction of any other bus
mess which may properly come be-
fore said convention.
Cities and towns will be represent
ed in said convention by delegates,
elected on the basis of one delegate
for each city and town, and one ad-
dltional delegate for each one hun
bred votes and each fraction OF one
hundred votes exceeding fifty, cast
for the Republican candidate for gov
ernor at the state election in 1910.
Delegates must be chosen at prim-
airy meetings called by the Republi-
can committee of each city and town
and should provide themselves with
proper credentials, duly attested by
| the secretary of the respective pri-
mary meetings at which they are
| elected and present the same to the
Republican state committee (Which
Is constituted the committee on cred
entials,) at its headquarters at the
i Van Ness House. Immediately or
their arrival in Burlington. A dupli
cate copy of the credentials should
be mailed to the secretary OF thii
committee at Rutland, Vermont, i'm
mediately after the primary meeting
to aid in expediting the work of max
ing up the roll of the convention.
The primary meetings should b
held in each city and town. Jun
IS, 1912.
The courtesy Of reduction in far
will be extended by the several raj
road companies OF the state.
On the basis fixed by the commi
tee cities and towns will be entitle
S to representation as follows:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-25
ROUNDUP PRESIDENT MADE MEMBER OF
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF COAST ASSN,

President T. d. Taylor of the North
west Frontier Exhibition association
has been elected as member of the
executive committee of the Festival
Associations of the Pacific coast, of
which organization the Pendleton
Roundup is a member. Notifica-
ton of his election was received by
the directors of the local show this
Morning. Ralph d. Hoyt of the
Portland Rose Festival, is the other
member from Oregon.
The Festival Associations of the
Pacific Coast was recently organized
in San Francisco for the purpose of
exploiting the various festivals of the
Pacific zone and the beauty and at
tractiveness of the western country.
which fits it for the playground of
the world and the show place of AM
erica. Among the organizations
which have joined the membership are
the National orange Show of San
Bernardino, Los Angeles Convention
League, Honolulu's Midwinter Car
nival, Watsonville Apple Show, San
ta Clara County Fair & Industrial
Food Exposition and Floral Carnival
Carnival, Panama-Pacific Interntion-
al Exposition. Christmas Carols at
San Francisco, San francisco Kennel
Show, Rose Carnival at Santa Rosa,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-25
MORE REMEMBRANCE
AGAINST PAVING

A severe blow was dealt to the plans
of the city council for street improve
ment last night when four remon-
strances literally signed by property
owners of jackson street, Perkins ave-
nue. and Water and Vincent streets
were presented for the purpose of
holding up the paving work recently
ordered. These remonstrances were
referred to the street committee which
will report back at the next meeting,
and if they contain eighty per cent of
the property affected or if the coun-
Gil deems it unwise to proceed in the
face of determined opposition, the
work will be abandoned, temporarily
at least.
Will Moore, who has been circulat-
ing the Jackson street remonstrance
announced last night that he had Sc
cured eighty-two per cent of the prop
erty owners affected, more than suf
ficient to hold up the proceedings, and
it is understood that the other pro-
tests are almost as general.
DIR. II. NJ Henderson, T. ]. Tweedy
and c. S. Wheeler appeared before
the council last night and asked that
Alta street be paved to its intersec-
ton with Court as petitioned for or
iginally. Discussion brought out the
fact that Chairman Stroble of the old
street committee and Engineer Kim
brell had deemed it impracticable to
pave further than Market street on
account of the difficulty of drainage
but the explanation did not satisfy the
property owners and the matter was
referred to the street committee.
An ordinance. prohibiting street
vendors from hawking their wares
within one hundred rect of any paved
street was introduced and referred to
the proper committee.
c. S. Wheeler protested against the
practice of the Matthews feed store
of loading and unloading its wagons
across the sidewalk and also against
the practice of leaving the city water
wagon standing on the street during
the day time.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-25
Sunday School Association Delegates Meet
X y y y Y. y
Nearly Two Hundred Visitors Are Registered
Are BusiIy Engaged Carrying Out Program

With one hundred and siXty-eight
delegates registered at 2;30 this af-
ternoon and many more in attendance
who have not yet given in their names
the annual Eastern Oregon convention
of the Twin-State Sunday school as
sociation is in the midst of the first
day sessions. A number of the dele
gates arrived last evening but the ma
jority came in on today's trains and
still others are expected.
The hour between ad this NOR
ming was devoted exclusively to the
registration but at o'clock the first
session opened in the Methodist church
auditorium Following the opening
praise service led by Rev. F. c..
Goodrich of Walla Walla and the con-
vocation prayer by Rev. y. Evans,
pastor of the convention church, an
hour was devoted to the reading of
the reports of the accomp plishments
of the different departments of the
association during the past year
These reports, all of which proved
very interesting to the assembly,
were submitted as follows: Elemen-
tary by Mrs. j. w Wilkins of Port
land. secondary division by Mrs. Fred
l.. Kelley of Portland, adult depart