East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-08-12


splint was then inserted edgewise in
to the furrow left in four diseased |
vertebrae and was kept in place by
stitching the surrounding tissues over
it. The skin wounds in the back and
in the leg were then closed and the
patient was sent back to bed.
The whole operation was done, of
course, under a general anaesthetic. |
1t took twenty-five minutes.
Among the celebrated surgeons who
watched DR.. Albee were A. H. Tubby,
T. H. Oppenshaw, Ernest Muirhead
Little, Evan Laming Evans and Ed
red Moss Corner all of London;
Spitzi of Vienna, Kirmisson and Red
ard of Paris, Torrance Rugh of Phila-
delphia, Prof. Patti of Bologna. Prof.
Denuci of Bordeaux, DIR. Shanz Of
Dresden and Prof Vulplus of Heidel-
berg.
1t is probable that the operation
will be introduced by the English
surgeons
Since they could not bluff either
Lind or the American government
Huerta and the money
Ii Is lords who constitute
Working Out. his real hackers seem
to have settled down
to make the most of affairs. Lind
was not denied admission to the Mex
lean capital nor has there been any
demonstration against him. Huerta,
after the brusue warning he received
40 anything and the populace prob
ably recognizes the fact that Lind is
friendly messenger as far as the well
fare and rights of the people of Mexi-
CO are concerned.
So the situation is in line for i'm
provement. Lind may be able to con-
vince influential Mexicans that the
path to safety for that country lies in
constitutional elections, not in gaining
or holding power through force of
arms. If Mexico can secure such ell
ections it will be the first step towards
civilized government for that coun-
/ try. In urging such elections as a
substitute for the bloodshed and mis-
cry that have beset Mexico for some
years our government is right despite
any sneers or snarls by mine owners
or the tory press of this country.
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A suit is now on by the state to re-
cover 10000 acres of land that is al
legged to have been acquired by fraud.
Eut what is the use trying to recover
land for the state when we have a
| legislature that will give away valu-
able swamp lands such as the grab
| bers wanted when they rushed through
that notorious bill for Lair Thomp-
SON If the state should succeed in
recovering the 10000 acres now de-
sired it will be necessary to place a
paddock on the same or some one will
induce our legislature to give it to
them for development purposes"
! For a long time the New York World
and other -Tammany forces want
ed Sultzer to fight Tammany. The
governor did so and has gone the linn
it in defying Murphy. Now because a
Tammany plot has been sprung
against Sulzer and the governor is ac-
cUsed of something he may or may not
be guilty the World asks him to re-
sign. Why does it not ask Murphy
to get out first.
S>N~e~~~~
Every day appear fresh indications
that the Roundup crowd will be as
large or larger than last years at
tendance. 1t will be up to the city to
go the limit in providing accommoda-
tions for the visitors. Give them liv
ing accommodations and see that the
guests are not grated
~~~e~~~~
The work on the Panama canal has
been underway so long that it is hard
to realize that within three months
time the great dream will have come
true.
Whoever placed in the river the
poison that killed those fish also took
chances on killing some stock and
perhaps some humans.
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