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Die Gopinatou Office FIR bas pGlu'
sinnatier &uIfsb!att" befinSet rdj I'm
Gebaube go. 509-511 WaoVon
Mpenne. Inseisen, Wittbeilnnsen
uno Seitelluugen irsenomelher Irt
fuerben bis 10 llbr I6enos SaIelbNt
emtsesenssnommeu. Selepbun SOurb
1884.
- SoIepb 8ost, Elm 9rtehe. BE-
tunnte Ii6 i'm 9unoesgeri6t Der 8ers
oussabung falider Silberpoaors auf
bem RennpIase in 2utouia ihulots.
Seine W2itdngetIagtsn ytit Sbinger,
geter aeis uno 9eorge gtideIs itellten
bur6 ibre QnpGlts ben 4ntrag, onb
Die 5Gue ein3eln psrbanoelt peroen
folIten. 0iitrittonpult SD. 9. Wtorz
rom pppnirte bieiem Qntrag uub tpurz
be pom 3idter Goarau oartn untsr>
itIst, Die JGQe ssmsiniam 81 perz
hanbsIn. G6e man jeoo6 5ur 9erbaroz
luna iberging, behaupteten Die Inz
ipGlts g2id Sbinssr's, oab blties nitt
iein Hame lei. Sic unterbreIteten ein
2tffiouOit, Iageno, ouB Sbtngers gaz
me Stijis lei, 0iItrittanpalt Wtors
rom erIu6te ben Ribter, sIne Spe3iol=
Grunb Surp 81 ernennen, uln Sttjts
in 4ntIags5uituno gu oerIegen, neil
bic 3eugen in ben 5dllen ale on!peieno
ieien. sbingers ooer Stijis puroe
mad oem Gefdn9niB gebraht unb NIT
ben 9erbonolungen gegen peter aets
unb George gidels puroe besonnen.
- Der WiQe Der Stimmgeber, I'm
bier aOmniHGrs fir bic Staotpsrtpals
tung 3u erpdblen, ioQte frei uno often
iein. sic IoQteu uuf ibre Guolifttas
tionen fin errpdblt peroen unD jeos
politit foQte BEL Seite gslai1en rperben
5arrp D. qerciDal 1T ernsr llnter:
ftiisung Dert6.
Sm 8unoesgeri6t betannten fid
Grneft Glenn uno Nrt6ur Wilfor
fd)uloig, Daaren aus einem 5ratt,
fpagson geitoblsH 81 boben. sic tpur:
ben pom 9unoesrihter Gp6rdn ieDel
auf so Sage mad benz 9efdngnib ge.
fanot. - Die 5Gle BON Marion uni
eSphn aiob Desen DioerisBli6teit gs
gen bic gunoesbeumten perben mad
2onoon, aD., TRANSCRIPT peroen. -
Die Geihporenen in Dem Sale bon 5
q. Jraaier fanoen oenielben beg Mib
brau6s Der poit ihulois unD er puro
auf 80 Gage na6 benz GHuntnsefdng
nib geianot.
- 9runoeigentbums siibertrasilnsen
gutborine 5artts an 5. u. Jlabsrtp
Got an Der Gresnup Strabe, 78 Sui
fiiolih bon Der SuboftSgde be
Greenup unb 8uib 5trobe, 81. =
Fiddro Weper an Geo. Meper, Ibeil
ber Got 30. 16 in Sobn .. Worsan'
1lnterabtbsiluns an Der IL. Strab'
5piihen Der gnlod unD 9ermes Str
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25
8a1tsn NIB 0eHetne.

-- geIIepue's Stabtraibsmiislieber
erlaubten in ibrsr SiBuna bem Siaet'
itaBmsiitsr airthoff. .inen elsrt
ansuiteaen, Der ihm bsi Der Steuers
einna6me bebiIfIib isin ioa. Da bic
;3sit abg.lauien iii, in Der Die 6ouiis
rsr oeaiht. Maab. anIfcffen miifen,
ruros ner golissitsf Seitber oufas.
foroert. als 5auiirtr unb Grocer 81
pertditsn, Die hieie SrbInans ni6t be-
fulqer. Der Sobn .. Weaeun Go.
rurben $2O9s fir ben 8au bon brsi
Q6suasfandIsn berpiligt. anssbote
fir ShIduf. fir Die Jeuertpebr mn
ten an bas aommities fir 5euer.
Qiht unb Waifer perpisIen. Staot'
Ihasmeiiter air6hoff ipuroe bsouTs
truQt, $35O0 benz Sduliath Su ubsr'
neiisn.
- gas asihentesdnanib Der per'
itorbensn Trau annd BREEDER, 60
Sabre oft, Iinbet heute bon Der 81
S1ers sSeIu airhe Gus itatt uno eis
iierblite Suls ipirb auf bsm ct. So.
f,pbs 5risbbOf auf pries 3ia beige.
ieht.
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ben anf bic Gliebenben abststben. bi
an Der oberen 6. Gtrabe iikr bt
Tpplor MilI Bottoms entfamen.

ben dlt bic S5lisFnoen nogtgtpen, ple
an Der oberen 6. Gfrobe iikr bts
Toplor MilI Bottoms enttamen.
s. 1reberid, Sstrstdr Der 1ars
paners NHociotion bon Nprtbern Rene
tudp. bat an bic Stimmgeber 3irfus
lare sefanbt, in oensn iie uufsefcrbert
perben, fir bic 9lmenbements sur
aonititution 5u itimmen, bic eine Rez
piiion Der Gteusrseiess ino Elm alals
Iifitationsz zGpitsm Der 8eiteueruns
porifreibsn. Gs puroe ipnitatirt,
pab taum ein Stimmceber aiis toilisno
peritebt, um mas Is iid banoslt. fpenn
er Die beiben Jragen auf ftinem
Stimmaettel iiebt. Sin pdmpblst, bas
bon Der Staotss Sieusr,ommiHion ausa
aeianbt purbe, ertldrts, bab ourh Die
alaiIifi3iruns Der Stsuern Die Staatss
Ginnubme, ooourdl erbDbt Dsrosn
piiroen. bab Steasrn auf aorporatlos
men, ger.htIams. ssrpiiie 2i5enisn,
Bombs. 0sloer auf Sntsrsfen etc. ere
lcben perben ipllsn. Die Stdots
lpiirben ibre Ginnahmsn enrd Stsuer'
ouf Stabtz z9runoeiatnthum, publtc
lltilities, Geihdftss sQissnfen etc. erbo'
ben, fpdbrerb bic Counties ibre @in'
nchmen erb0ben piirosn burh oireti'
Sieusrn olf 9runostsenihum, Wis9
gerionaIeisentbum, etc. Giaenihum
oas Guf bief, NsiIs tarirt 1T, ian1
ni6t fir anbsrs 3psde beitenert per'
ben.
Nohbem bic gsidN Der in elmer
aifte nab Snsonta. ap., aus ben
Sbio sefifhten Mannss gun, orittsr
Mols aussesraben Ipuroe. tamen bi
5amiIienmitalieber bon 2etpis Gam
in Ripsriipe su Der anfitt. bab ot
qeihe niht bic bes Cane iei. oa Gan
elm MluttermaI am Raden bat uno bnl
Bel bieier Qeife feblt, uno bab Gan
8 Sub 9 Sou NAB. pdbrsno oisIe aei
de nur 5 SUB 6 3ou mibt. Or. 0igb'
III Der 4n5idi, bab Is Die aeide be-
gluen Danis bon Marietta. g., 1T, be
tur3 porgluffinoung Der aeihe permib
purbe.
- Wm. G. aobsr, elm perbsirotbe
Ter Mann, Der unter benz 9eripreter
bic GIiIobetb 9eib su heirotben, Die
islbs perfiihrie, ruroe bon ben 0s
Ibiporenen i'm areiss.riht i6uIbis BE-
funoen uno bonn Rihter DungbIui bi
gu 5 Sabren 3utthaus oerurtaell
aobers Satin iob fpdbreuo Der Der
bonbIuno an feinsr Seite.
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1lrier aaemt in SamiIton III
S,err Gouaro Brad, 449 Sab Siinite
Gtraf'e. @eu 1el. 476 a., Some
Ebuns 1851 q.
gs ipurbe eeiiern betdnnt, bob
gaul 0ielauo Grl. amelia Summel
mad Gintinnati reiiien. iih bort psrh.is
ratb.tsn unb iofort ibre 9oh5sitsreiis
ontrdten.
Gbmsr, bas 10 Monate alte
C0bu6sn oss Germ Gus. 3eIlner bon
Der Dssriislo annbitrabe itarb ssiisrn
Wtprs.n an Shnd4e.
- gi. 8amen hisfiser Staoi uno
AS 9amtn BON Oyfcrb parsn porsss
f.ern bier in Der ainberbeimnth bas
nit beItdftiai, sic n0tbies RGharbsiten
fiji. bic ainb.r bes 9sims fur ben
Winter 81 tbun.
Sobn ReReal, ipelGer pon Den
8robssihporsnen in Intlcee5uItuno
Derisst purbe, plaioirte seitern bts
glnbruts nidtihnloig uno puroe nrls
ter $500 giirsiAoit bis gu ieinsm
gerbor aeiteIlt.
- Cornelius Ribtnalier. n, ficrt
poraeitsrn abenb in ieiner Wobnune
in college Corner an Shpa&. VI
bintsrlabt brsi Rinb<r.
- Die As Sabre oIte Mitttp. @inc
Wullins, pelhs fruber bier in SO. {
Springbuk 4penue pDbnie uno be
5run, Osborne In SbelbpDilIe. Snb.
as SausbGltsrin tbdtis mar, psr'nhi
iih nit aarbolfGure 5u Dtrgiften. per
Osborne Ihlug Der Grou bic Glaih
M. aarbulidure aus Der 6cnb Uni
rettsie ibr bas leben. Sie erlitt in
Tunb, on ben Qipptn nnb benz 9ini
| fhm.rsbafte Drnn0Dunoen.
Ritter 6orlan betpiligte be
Cns Map GbeI<D bic SGsioung Dol
goiparo Sbele1 auf Grnnb BON Der
nadldFiguns. fpra6 ibr bic Cbbu
| iiber lire jed,s Qinber 3n unt bstpll
l.gi. ibr Gissnsbum i'm Msrtb< Dol
$500.
| anosrf0n Rifom H.. %. po'
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3iuiid,em bic Yuiier seratben.

gluf benz aobIenbohnbof Der Camp
bta Gree, Goal 60. serisib seftern be-
2S sabre alts Seffe gouabman. bon
SO. 412 part aDenue. teim 3uioms
msntuppeln pom arohipcsen sfriifen
bic puffer anb irus einen Shulter.
fruh bapon. Der 0erleste ipuro.
benz it1bt. Grantenbuus einseIiefert,
bod fpeioerte er iif. n1t anleaen ei.
neg Q.rbnnbes i'm 5ofpital su blei5sn
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Yaa bes sdjw6biidea Tint. 8ereins
,Gintradt".

6eute, Gamitaa, 4beno peruniiuls
ist in Der Central 1arnbolle ber
Gfapd biihe llnteritiiBunas Werein
.Gintraht1 einsn Ball. fir ben ous
riihrice stommittee bereits felt aerau'
mer 3eit nit oey Uorbereitunaen be-
ihdfiiat III. Nnrrfihts Der etoBen
DeIiebttxit bes ieftashenben Nereina
bari superfihtIin duf einen aldn5fns
ben Weium - net iperben uHb bel
Der Bah biirfte elmer btr srfolgreinieu
Der Eaifon ipeybeH.
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Snbsnopolis, Snb., nno Grau psdrl
Dolbrep. %, bon nomilton, srlanss
ten einen 6eiratbsfdein.
Sur "a Wirtbihafttn Hiihsn
burh bas neue Qi5ensgeies in bisiieer
Gtabt eeihloHtn fperoen.
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ferun9 Ds1medI pllu. Dtt tDH'
unfere QeIer nidbt bringenb 9enng sra
iiihen, fiir bieies Nmenbemsf'i ~ 1ftms
men. bos unter glnperm aud, pom
Deutid 4meritaniifxn StaafSs
unp Etnotperbanp inbofirt norosn
lit. Die gefhliiife ots gentrd! Tabor
Council baben foIgenbtn Wortlnut:
9efdIoffen: Der Central las
bor Council BON ginrinnati uno uHa
geaeno inbofIirt ben 0srfdiiungss
sufaB Su 0uniten elmer pileintn aes
aislatur@ uno forbert bic Arbriter pon
Ohio auf, am 4. gsoDember fir oisis
Dlabrsgsl init .ja" 5u itimmen nno
stpar aus ben foIsenben Oriinoen:
Iurh ben Uerfanunss5uIob fur
,.fIsine legislutur1 bat bic Arbeiitrs
ihaft gslegenbsit 3ur Grb6buns itrts
GinfluiTes in Der aesislotur uno cine
Iulfe Gelsssnbeit fpute benubi perbsn.
Tie arbeitsrifoft idmmeIt fid no
turssmdb in ben Snonitrieeeniren on.
Inter benz iebisen Spitem Der ltais'
latipsn Gintbeilung babtn bis JnDus
jirie sGtntrsn teine seretie Htpralens
idtion. Daber ipiro bic arbsittrlhdft
ibres ibr 3utommenoen etn'lalles IN
Der Gjsisbsebung beraubf.
Der Genius pom 1910 tnsbnut DIE
iiberraIhenoe 9baiidde. oab 62 Der
tleiniien Counties, in ipelehen bic 4rs
beiteritoft cine nur unbtoentenbe.
ipenn iiberbaupi sine 5timme IN Der
GrnGhluna eines Rtpr1fentanien lo'.
1,692, ,141 Ginpobner babrn uno 62
Wiitalieoer in bas llnterbaus Der 0es
aialdiur n1blen. alfo eis WloioritGt.
8aeegen babei, bic perblsibenotn 26
Counties Gin lrelhen bic 4rbsi.ers
fda't einsn erobsn 5hsiI Der itinmbss
rebiiettn gepoIierung ausnlahf nnc
| in Der Wabl Der ReprdIenianten bon
ginilub iIt) nit elmer 8epClterun9
bon 3,074,980 nur 81 Rspraisnsans
| ten.
9ieis 62 ,leiniten gouniies perbins
ben iif naiiiyIih nitt sssen bic ars
bsiteritaft. 4ber aus bisier ben gro
| ben Counties aufss5Dungenen UNDER
bdIinibmdBieen 8srirstuns tonH cAns
gsbsntsn sefolsert iperben. Dab BEL
linnppsm Uctum Die 4rbeit am i1lehs
tettn baoon tommt. benn arbelters
| Wnbregeln unb 4r5eiier Sntereien
erbaItsn aus ben bepDI.eriIten Gouns
ties oosr aus ben Snbuiirieeentren ihre
lInteritiibuns, alio oaber, no oie Res
prdisntn.ion i'm umse.ebrten 9erbdlis
nib CUR g,pOlterung itebi. DagsseH
ptro bic arbeiterIreunblits Geiesass
bune anaeisiHoet BON ben R.pr1f.ns
tanten aus isnsn 0iftri.t.n nit bsr
seringiten 9sDolierung, bic aber oi.
tgrobte gertretung babsn.
i Gin geiipiel aus Der iiinaiten EeI.
| iion Der Qsaislatur, bic i'm 9anaer
niht unfrsunblih aeasn oi. arbeiisl
|. mar. mag asniissn. gu Der bon 6errr
|. gollmer einaereihten 6ausbin gio
. 1853 bssiialid Der geihdfiisuns por
I ifranen uno Der Reauliruna ihrer ura
beiiss.it beontrao'' Soerr 9etIotp oa:
amsnoement, lponad oas 2aasper
ad1t onitatt nsun Stunoen betraae!
: iolIts. Ios 2tmsnoemeni sina psrlo
rem - odaeaen 50, baFlir 56. Und
/ lniiren mir sinmaI oisies gctum:
: 80 NeinIiimmen rsprdisn.
tirien cine 8tp6l.srung
]. BON 1.679, ,24'
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Der Central qdbor Council mott
eifrig proposanba fir bic fog. ~altiz
ne aesisIaiur1. 8etonntlih ioa bic
3obl Der Qsgisluturmiislieoer bernbees
fett fperotn. I'm auf oiefe Wtiie bns
llexrgenihi Der Qonoonttls i'm aeiebs
gebenotn H0rper 81 brehtu. Dos
Wolf bos bssbalb am 4. EoDenlber iiber
ein Wtrfnfungs Mmenbfment nt3us
ftimmen, ruoburn cine ri6iisere Gin.
|tbeiIuHs = ouf Der Bats Der weDOis
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1irier aaemt in SamiIton III
S,err Gouaro Brad, 449 Sab 6iinite
GtraFe. 9ea Gel. 476 u, Some
Ebpne 1851 q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-25

Genius bon Sbio 1910 4,767,211
Sditen bic 2.645. .269 girser Elm,
auf Der 9eDolseruna baiirie oereht.
0ertreiuna ashabi uno sbenio bic Mus
iiht Der SO Wlitalieber. fpelt,e Safiir
.eitimmt baiten. oann mare bds Te
iuitat elm anberes asipeien.
8as 2lmenbsment fir .tleine 2eaiss
latar" baiirt bic Vertrstuna auf Der
9epoI'eruna. es bsabiih!iai irebsr
bic Jiieoerla1c Der ldnSlit,en Rspro.
Esntanisn. nod ipirb es babin pirten;
cs tpiro ober Die gesisre auf ods ID.
cuf @runb Der 9spolieruna aebiihrcns
&c Mab htrabbriiden uHo bic Reprd-
leniirana aus ben stnouitrieaentreg
sntipreheno pcrmebren.
gidnn.r. bic lanse befannt iinb mil
lesislatipen Gorperifafien. ipiffsn.
baB Der Heprdisniani, Der Mrttiitrs
mahreleln freunolit aeacniiberi.sbt.
Gus Tiitritien iomlni. in nelhea be
4rbeite,ihafi fart uno nut oraaniilri
III. fnbaf lie lire poliiiIhe Sidris a.l.
.snn maiden tam. no lie Anerlennuna
rcrIcnaen tann BON ben politiIc1en
1iibrer. no Der poliiitcr fis flirhts.
rnb ilrsn Miinihsn Gehor idenlt.
Ter ireunolid acfinnie Rsprdien.aHt
fpmmi aus isiner @ea,nn. in psIher
bi. en.aeaenaska.en 3uitonbs herr.
iten. 0ier un6 on mag Ihon Elm
ldnb!iter Rsprdisniant aefunSen iDer.
ben. Der meter ffdui nno liberal in
Der 4rbeitsrihaft a.aeniiter. slbcr in
Der 6Gupsfahe itdmErcn ..ssralsihpn
Neprdisnianten aus osn Si1btsn uro
anpuitriesenirsn. no bic 8srbGltnlffe
biefelben spinaen. iich nit ben He.
eiirFniITen Der 4rbsiierfd)aft hstonnt
Al MAIDEN.
I'm Der 8epoli.rnna. In Ipelf,er Der
| Nrbeiier iiberipieai. eine ar0bere Re-
rrdisntation su astpdbren nie Die
ieBiat. aber nidi mebr als ihre nblp.
luten Refie bcitimmen; nm bds ae.
| rehte prinaip fpieoer htrsuRenen, no.
noh olls Geisbe BON elmer Mcioyitat
aemnht nerbtn ioiIsn, bic Die 1erires
tuna elmer MoiCriiGt in. unh I'M tos
Gountpipitem Der ReprGIsntirupQ ubs
Iau.Goffen. unier tptlhsm bic Ninori.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
BIBLICAL REVISION TO
REQUIRE YEARS MORE

Rome, Feb. 5.-After five years of
constant work, announcement has just
been made by Pope Plus Bible revi-
sion commission that within another
five years, the Catholic church may
hope to have it's revised Bible.
When completed the new version
will be based upon the most rigid
comparison of the present text with
all existing biblical manuscript
which previous to the comparison
were submitted to the exacting tests
of modern criticism and research
The new Bible or Vulgate, as 1t is
known in the Catholic church, it is
expected, will be the most perfect
translation of the Holy Scriptures In
existence, and it is also expected that
it will remain as one of the greatest
works undertaken under the pontifi-
cate of Pope Piux Y.
Inquiry has revealed to some ex-
tent the gigantic proportions of the
work undertaken. 1t was in 1907
that Pope Plus appointed his COM
mission for the task and this body at
once delegated the actual work OF
making the revision to the monks
The work is now being carried on In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
kITTITAS VALLEY LAND
YIELDS EXCELLENT CROPS

Ellensburg. Wash. Feb. 5.-Far-
mers in the Kittitas Valley are up in
arms to refute the statement made
by DR.. r. T. Galloway, chief of the
bureau of plant industry for the de-
partment of agriculture Before the
house committee on expenditures. DR..
Galloway stated that long continued
irrigation in a semi-arid climate has
never to his knowledge proven sue
cessful. Andrew Oleson. a veteran
rancher and nay buyer of the Kitti-
tas valley, was emphatic in his denial
of Galloway's statement as applied
to central Washington. 0Feson show
ew a crop report of a 40-acre tract
located three miles north of the city
which has been under continuous cul-
tivation for 40 years. The land is
watered by the town ditch and by a
private irrigation canal from the
Yakima. and had not been irrigated
since the early '70s. II has raised
timothy hay for 40 years. without any
crop rotation and when first pur-
chased by Mr.. Oleson yielded a ton
and a half per acre. 1t now produces
four tons of timothy hay to the acre.
and shows no signs of wearing out.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05

The efforts of the Remsen board
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
their monasteries in all parts of Eu.
rope
INDIAN WOULD ATTEND
WILSON INAUGURAL,
Asks to Hold Ceremony and Give
Pipe OF Peace to New President

Asks to Hold Ceremony and Give
Pipe OF Peace to New President.
Washington, Feb. 5.-Hollow Horn
Bear, of South Dakota, an Indian
chief and the original of the picture
of an Indian on the five-dollar treas
ury certificates, has written to the
inaugural committee, through Senator
Gamble, of South Dakota, express
! ing a desire to attend the Inaugural
ton. The chief desires to present
to the new president a great peace
pipe, which he declares is the high
est honor the Indians of South Da-
kota can confer on the Great White
Father"
If President-elect Wilson approves
the plan. Hollow Horn Bear will
bring with him group of Indian
chiefs. and the gift win be present
ed with tribal ceremony. The pipe
which Hollow Horn Bear would pre-
sent is similar to those presented by
Indians to their own chieftains.
For the first time in history wo-
men will participate in the inaugu-
raj parade. These women, 200 strong.
wearing uniforms and representing
the National Peace Congress, will
form a section of their own in the pa
rade.
Plans were completed yesterday by
suffrage leaders to hold daily street
meetings beginning today and to con-
tinue through March g. when the
suffragist parade will take place.
Most of the meetings will be held
near the government departments.
with view of interesting overnment
employees in the suffrage cause. Suf-
fragists of national prominence will
address the meetings
Mrs. Knute Nelson, wife of the
senator from Minnesota, yesterday
agreed to represent Norway on the
Norgegian float in the section of the
suffragist parade devoted to coun-
tries where women vote.
f.! The American Federation of Labor
Through President Gompers. has sent
invitations to labor unions through
out the country, urging union men TO
have their women relatives take an
active part in the suffrage parade.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05

to validate the use of benzoate of
soda has signally failed and the duty
of every state official in the pure
food department should be to see to
IL that this injurious substance is en-
tirely eliminated from human food
unless they do the car of progress
will certainly run over them and
crush them.
Now that the administration at
Washington which supported this
erroneous contention is about to give
way to one that will take the side
of the people, 1t Is a most oppor-
tune moment for reform to begin.
There will be no more McCabe's to go
from state to state and solicit state
officials to neglect their duty and no
more secretaries of agriculture to up
hold the mercenary adulteration at
the expense of the people"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05

of all the dynasties. Her present i'll
ness has changed her from woman
whose vitality was younger than her
wears into a broken old lady. The
disgrace put upon ner youngest son
by her eldest son has wounded her
much more than the suffering from
the sciatica which keeps her in bed.
Had she been anything like we'll it
is known she could have prevented
the punitive ukases from being pub
lished AS it is, the ordinance deal
ing, with the Grand Duke Michaels
mode of life is phrased exactly as in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
SOC, O,OOO, 900 FEET
OF TIMBER MAY GO
Government Figures on Selling This
Amount Out OF the Cascade Re-

Government Figures on Selling This
Amount Out OF the Cascade Re-
serve.
Eugene, Ore, Feb. 5.-The pros
pective sale of 5OO,O0O.OO0 feet of saw
timber in the Cascade forest reserve
on the upper willamette river by the
governments. private operators this
year promises to make Lane county
the recipient of from 100000 to $4O,-
900 as its share of the sales. Accord
ing to the rules governing the forest
reserves, the county in which the sale
Is made receives 35 per cent of the
money paid the government
Extensive improvements are being
planned in the Cascade reserve now.
including the building of 40 miles of
trail and additional telephone lines
to make total of 800 miles of trunk
line in the forest. In addition to the
special appropriation of $500 for the
improvement of the roads within the
forest, Supervisor Seitz is endeavoring
to secure more funds for road inn
provement next year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05

cases where the person affected is an
imbecile. Ha is placed under bodily
surveillance of the special police. Just
before the ukase was published, but
while it was already in operation, the
grand duke went into jewelers. shop
and bought for $4,000 wrist watch
for his new consort. He had not been
a minute out of the store when one
of his police shadowers took the num-
Der of the notes which he had paid
for the purchase in order to trace the
source of the money His wife means
to conduct a racing stable in France
if the money will run it. She has
one daughter by her first husband
and two children by Michael, who is
her third.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
JAP LOST HIS LIFE
WALKING MUD FLATS

Bet a COuntryman $40 to $50 That
He Could Make the Dangerous
Journey,
South Bend, Wash Feb. 5.-Frank
NaoK, japanese employed by the
Johnson MCGOWAN oyster company.
lost his life by drowning in the Ne
ma channel last Tuesday because he
tried to win bet of $50 to $40 wa
gered by d. Yemari. another Japanese
workman, employed by the same
company at the Nema oyster station
just opposite Nahcotta. Naoki bet
$40 to his countryman's $50 that he
could walk across the mud flats and
return. His footprints in the mud
and on the shore of the channel
showed that he never turned back
after entering the channel. The body
was recovered Friday and was
brought to South Bend Saturday
morning and was buried in the Odd
Fellows cemetery Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
DR.. WILEY SEES
HOPE IN FUTURE

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 5.-Dr. Harvey
w. Wiley, formerly chief of the bu-
reau of chemistry, United States de-
partment of agriculture spend Mon
day in the city. He was the guest OF
the Columbian club at a reception in
the afternoon and delivered a highly
interesting and instructive lecture at
the Pinney theater.
When seen by reporter Mr.. Wiley
was told that the club women of the
state had not known until very re-
Gently, when they read it in the No
vember number of Good Housekeep-
er, that Pure Food Inspector Wallis
of Idaho had opposed DR.. Wiley In
h crusade on preservatives in food,
particularly benzoate of soda.
What have you to say about Mr..
| Wallis attitude in this matter?" DR..
Wiley was asked.
Nothing at present." replied the
doctor II certainly should not con-
sent to roast man while a guest in
his own town, but speaking of my
work against the use Of benzoate of
soda. for which / was fired" by the
government. you may be interested in
the recent decision in Indiana on
this subject.
Benzoate OF Soda War.
Indiana had a law prohibiting its
use. A suit was brought by parties
outside the state, Curtis Brothers of
Rochester, New York, and Williams
Brothers of Detroit, to set aside the
Indiana law for the use of benzoate
Of soda. which the Remsen board had
pronounced in favor Of After much
interesting evidence in which the
Remsen board appeared against the
state of Indiana. paid to do so by the
United States government from mon
ey appropriated from the bureau OF
chemistry to execute the food and
drug act, Judge Anderson decided in
the states favor against the Remsen
board
Remsen Board Fails.
The efforts of the Remsen board
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-02-05
CzAR'S MOTHER is ILL
OVER SONS DISGRACE
Emperor's Punishment of His Brother
Breaks Her Down Physically.

st. Petersburg Feb. 5.-The at
mosphere around Tsarkoe Selo can be
likened only to the Greek tragedies of
old where the characters were struck
down by blows of fate, coming whence
they knew not.
The last of the cruel strokes has
fallen on the Dowager Empress Ma
rie, the most humanely sympathetic